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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11
FIRST NIGHT IN CAMP.
I'M here with two thin blankets.
As thin as a slice Of ham;
A German spy was likely the

I'M here with two thin blankets.
As thin as a slice of ham;
A German spy was likely the
guy
Who made 'em for Uncle Sam.
How do I sleep? Don't kid me.
NV bedtick is filled with straw
And Jumps and humps and big
fat bumps
That punched me till I'm raw.
Me and my two thin blankets,
As thin as the last thin dime,
As thin. I guess, as a chorus
girls dress
Well, | had one fearce old
time.
I'd pull 'em up from the bottom,
(My nightie's my B. V. D's.)
A couple If yanks to cover my
shanks,
And then my dog'd freeze.
You could use them for porous
plasters
Or maybe strain the soup;
My pillows my shoes wnen
try to snooZe
And I've chilblains, cough and
the Group.
Me and my two thin blankets,
Bundled up under my chin
Yes, a German spy was likely
the guy,
And, gosh but he made 'em
thin.
Anonymous.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
SAT-. OCTOBER 20. 1871

A Chattel Mortgage sale will be held
Saturday, October 90, 1917, at the H.
G. Span Livery Barn, in Julesburg.
Sale commences at 200 P. NJ. sharp.
One Allen Touring car, four head
of horses, one New Overland wagon
and two sets of harness will be offer
ed for sale. C. J. Jameson is the
Mortgagee, H. NJ. Gilchrist, auction
eer and E. F. Clayton, clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11
ARRESTED MEXICAN FOR
DRUNKENNESS SATURDAY

Marshall Templeton arrested Mex
ican, whose name we are unable to
learn, and lodged him in the city jail
last Saturday night Said Mexican
had been induleing in too much booze
He was given hearing before Police
Magistrate T. J. Harrison Monday
evening, who assessed fine of $1,000
and the trimmings.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11

Our plans of winning the war are
very much in the air at present, but
in the entirely new sense Of the
phrase.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11

The Germans probably don't knew
that many a hunter has regretted
making too free with bear that was
drunk on fermented honey.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11

Chas. Wilder of Central City, Neb..
spent last Sunday in Julesburg with
Judge Austin and family.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-11

Music Julesburg Concert Band
Prayer p. W. Jones
Music Establishing Concert Band
Address John Mellen
Statement of Plan T. johnson
Announcement of Committees
Subscriptions to Liberty Loan
Singing Audience
Music -Julesburg Concert Band
Benediction-- Rev. w. T. Galley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
[iGONARC|NO PUNCTURES TIRES
T0HALT SPEEDING AUT ONOB|L!5T
MOTORCYCLE OFFICER WINS liz
CITING CHASE THROUGH Full
TON YESTERDAY
Automobile Driver Will Now race Two
ChargeS-Four Arrests on Charge
" Speeding

Fulton continues t" IA" tn" Stumbling
block III thu. way Of motorists Wh" ;'r"
inclined t" 'sp".d '"r ~ i ittl" "u'
the pike" Two un"i"r"y"llSiS an" '"'
nutrsr",hil" drivers N"r'' ARRESTED! F'S"i
day III the "hrr%" "t sp.''!lnc. AN! VIII
hr. ,r..d Tins ,.,"utu.:. hri"r" Mayer T..
j. Storker
One al! th: arrests. mad" Ivy M"'''
cycle Officer Louis l.ug"lnHr"lm'. WIS
unusually "XritIrr. Th" inA"h'i'' WIS
huruiur up tn" pix" ai Il 3'-'nll" cup
when the officer $p"d hNm and cav"
chase. The automobiles dr"N" pas, y
street car which WHS stepped "'iI" ais
charging passengers. and ""n$'pn"h''!
auuthrr charg" WAS placed against nina
After a thrilling run. l'aS"h'' '''I'
cauc-ht IN 20 the .nn1crISt and ""niEu'"-
ed him To halt At first he did not hr'"'
lI:, H.. came Ia u stop after '"'h rear
,irrs or his nachiu" hni l"'"n Hunrluf'd
by bullets from IN" officers truStE SIN.
slr,u,rr Wh,-l 10 stepped ~ Sh'"'H
signs IL ushtinG. l.:r"im"r"ln" 'la''',S,
h,,t n, WIS soon convinced that IL ""hlH
l,> 10 his benefit I" put uP han Tor us
.,.,.,r,,,,,... -, y h,,riu.. Tn" spr"d,'r
claimed that l.aGnmnr"inn WIS vi"
,hirtccuth officer 70 chase hut III" hrSi
L. catch him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
AGREEMENT KEEPS
MINERS ON THE JOB

JrIINSTbWN. PA. Nov. i.-Bltumln-
.ou,. miners f the Central Pennsylvania
field. Numbering approximately $4,000.
VIII remain at work rs the result 'ot Il
new wake seal" formulated late last
ni!;hj III Washington nj a conference nt
.uin.rItnr$ 81 Ia" field and representa-
tiv"* Of tn" United slime Workers or
Nn:"ri,n District No -. II Was an
n,,rinr.,i h"r. ln-ni:;ht following receipt
II word from Washington. Members III
H.. union Will IT,. notified officially with
in Il f.W days nt tho artu'n of tn" WASH
inrt"II conference. and orders will he is
SIT. i t. liz. In"a t. remain n Work. II
va. sand hy UNi"u officials here.
Tho terms Of tn" now agreement rs
new ;lnr,. nm!l"liu""d here are: Wage IN
10 cents per net ton for pick ami ma
.'h;ir. mining ana ! IL" cents r"r gross
tom Til" advance is effective N"vcm-
trr t. iHf1. ana remains III force for
tie duration IT the war mr. not longer
thnn iva Years from April |. 1918. IT
approved hv thu. national convention 1T
Indianapolis IN January. ihr scale Will
remain IN force until Arril L. 1870.
Th" scale waS agreed upon after 4
conference. lasting a Week. Although no
strike vote had h""u taken in the dis
irIri. United MIN" Workers officials arc
SAID Ia HAY" Indicated that Il strike
would b. called unless tn" miners re-
rrIv.d a wnr" inrr"aS" equal - shat
rrrrnfly rramr"rl miners iii the central
rnmp'.iitlN" field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
NEW CAR SCHEDULE
Goes into Effect on the Wheeling Trac-
ton Lines To-day Owing to
Shortage of Power.

The Wheeling Traction Company has
been compelled /" chang" IT, SCHEDULES
owing to Il shortage II power TIL" ncw
schedule VIII (" iui"-'.if"r' To-day and
will hr ,If"C;iv" between ijt. hours al
: Il. m. aHI y. ~. except saturday and
Sunday aud hrlw".rI 4. IN. aud / Il
IN. Saturday.
Fer tn" present. SEP. Irr will II" re-
dur..d as follows:
FAIR. t;r"uuhs nivi%i"n--%n minutes
h"a,iway vii h" maintained instead eff Is
minutes.
l;ayland lhivis!"n--i5 minutes head
WAY will not b.. installed until after ~"
T. III. instead ii 40 y. IN. - n present.
York Street l'IviSi"n--SiMElr truck
cars will hr operated during n"n-rush
hours. nS,uhl" 'rurE ears will he oprr-
atrd during rush hours.
l".llIir.' iNVi$l"I.--A straight IL min"
VI" hradway will H. maintained during
u"u-rush hours. l'ur'n.: rush hours an
minui" service. viii h' given <" far as
puS~lllr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
STOUT RESISTANCE
Continued trom First Page.)

patches. these "r"rat."nS arc OF great
tactical ;mportant"
NORTH "r tn" ASH. tho French have
:icula-ly successful. Til" British have
C":Tpr!l.i tn" Germans To retire north
III III" Yr-r<- Eo'Ii"rs r":ld
"'rh" ';"rtu:.n~. unable L" withstand
th.' !at"mS. rrcsS.!r" al N" French in
ih:S S..ct"r. hav" mad" Il :"tI-lnG move
mint. AS y"t no r.act Indications have
l.,u r"c"ivrd as - its extent. though
y is anticipated that 1t Iaay result IN
= r.:G ju%;iu"nt Of The enemy line in the
region ri l.n"n. i.aFrrC. and even north
~;,ri I" 81. Quentin.
In the NcrGUn sector the enemy.
after vlncnt h"lnbardm"nt$. launched
N'.y"ra. Sancuinary attacks. which were
h":."n uff hy thu French one attack
IN tn: area "f Chaun" wood was tenn
i,"-ar;i: successful
Along tn. eastern front there has
u".'u Iiitl" Chang. IN Tia" situation. The
enemy is aTapr-nily continuing to draw
IN his nu,pusts IN the R!2a ....ct6r but
II" cr2agcmcnts Of Importance are re-
poi ted.
The Is rmans has evacuated tho Wer-
dr. t..ninsula This leaves tho enemy
without any fooih"ld on ihn northern
Peninsula OF th" Gulf or Riga and woIdu
irr;i"at" that he i contemplating no fur
ti,r advance on Ictrn@rad for the time
being.
In Palestine me british have scored
:, Instinct success by the capture Of
E:r..r$hahn. Including Il large rumbnr Ut
prisoners. The Turkish forces. com
rna,ld..d by German ntilc"rS and assisted
hv heavy artillery. put UP Il determined
:"SiStaur".
"Th" British arc extending their gains
IN this area and pushing northward
towards Jerusalem. which ubJ""tivc ~
now less than forty miles distant"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
New Wage Scale for
Pacific ShipbuIIderS
Meeting Resistance

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. - NJ
form minimum wag" scales tor IN" ~
,Itir coast shiphuldlnE yards. S"'"'
for all shlpyard$ in III" country "cr'
o,rourrcJ today by tn" Un:lrd states
shirhuilding labor adjustment h"trn'
TIL" decision means an increase 81 lr"'"
Ia Ia 20 per cent over the old seal" mere
although it's uniformity makes IL lower
in some localities than tho temporary
s,'nl. now III force.
The decision. the first to he hand'"
down by tho board. declares that en-
plrycs' Discrimination. interfering Win
In. d.rons" Of the nation III TIM" 81
war. against socallCd unfair matrr'a'S
would hr iutolrrahl".
There wont be many ships hui'' nh-
dc- This scale" declared NJ. j. MAEn!r'.
= union cnufcrrc representing 'h' 'H''l'
trades craftsmen Of tn" bay district
i,.li,.yc tn. "ni!c" ShrbuIlfnG crafts -
,h.. Pacific coast will appeal |" IrcaiH"ht
Wilson against the decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
100000 RA|LROADERS
IN NEW WAGE DEMAND

CHICAGO. Nov. "A demand Tor
val.r increases for @nh.r"r men belong
;rE tn tn" brotherhood Of khllroa"
rraininnu and tn" Order nf Railway
conductors Will hn submitted Ia the
,,lIrna,lS az the United States. IL was
,i,,,IIrh to-day 10y The rhi"t executives
81 both organizations ut the rnd or a
weeks session here. VIC. Lee prcSl-
i NJ ,f In, ir;iiurr"ns order admitted
r,uI.hr that lh. local chaIrmrn VINO
have been attending tn" meeting nave
,:.r...,l ,iu IN demand bat declined 10
L., Il hr known what amount increase
MAS asked. II" iDlimut"i however. IL
was not NOR" than - p"" cent. Inc
,rrInh"rs II tn Switrhm"n's mon IN
session her" a week ago gave N?tlN" OF
a Demand for fifty per cent increases III
that timr.
President Lee lniimHt"d tonight thh'
,h.. action would ne followed Ivy inc
unions nf t,ur railroad Engineers. ana
iirrmrn and ln"m"tIv'' employees. WI"
shared with tn" tralnmcnt ana conuuc-
tors thu. advantages Of the AdamSoh
eight, hour law enacted n year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT
FOR THE ARMY CAMPS

WASIllNGTON. Nnv. 49, .-n
"Lil".rIy rh"atr"*'' now being huilt by
th. government in III" vari"aS national
army environments are Ia hr self SuS-
tanning. and with one exception will he
a part "f u regularly organized drI-
matte end vauI"lill" circuit Camp
Lewis on III" Iariin' coast. cannot H..
included III the circuit for geographical
r,a+"uS. so spectral performances hy Pa
rifir coast companies will hr given
,ii'rr.
II was announced tonight that four
Vaudeville and four dramatic COM
panir& ar" being organized by we'll
known theatrical men for thh circuit.
Each theatre viii have its own COM
rlclr equipment. :" that the com panicS
will not hay" To carry heavy bag
gag train. Every ronlonmcnt is being
searched for mon Of theatrical expert
rnr,' To- aid III setting up the circuit
aud numerous stage hands. electricians.
actors AMI musicians have been found
among the soldiers.
So called "Nmil"aec" books contain
ing one dollar and five dollars worth Of
admission coupons will soon b" offered
tin. public through the stage woIucns
WAR relief. These hooks can h. scnL
to the men In camp to pay their fiji
teen. twenty and twenty-five cent ad
mission charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
U. S. SOLDIERS KILLED
fconttnued From First Page.)

BERLIN, Via London, Nov. i, IL
= m-Outside the brief reference
in the general staff report, no de-
tails are available here with regard
20 tho capture OF the first Ameri-
can troops in France. The o1hcla1
bulletin says they were made prison
er in the region of the kh1ne-Masne
canal, in the section of the front
defended by the German crown
princes army.
While the newspapers nave Playeo
ND the capture Of the Americans n
their headlines, the only comment
is made by the Lokal AnEetger. IN
der the captain, Good morning
BOYS" the newspaper then says:
"Three cheers for the Americans
clever chaps they are, 1t cannot DO
denied. Scarcely have they touched
the soil of this purified Europe
yrheu they already are forcing their
nav into Germany. Before long they
viii cross. the Rhine and also enter
orr fortresses. That IS express
train speed and American smart
ness.
TT is our good fortune that we
are equipped to receive and enter
tain numerous guests and that we
shau be able to provide quarters
for these gentlemen. However, we
cannot promise them doughnuts and
lam. and to this extent they Will
be obliged to recede from their Tor
1ner standard of living. They PROP
ably Will become reconciled TO TINS
for soldering is ever risky busi-
moss. Above oil they will find conf
fort in the thought that they are
renderinsg their almighty president,
MT Wilson. valuable service, mas
much as It is asserted he Is anxious
TO obtain reliable Information con-
corning conditions and sentiments in
belligerent countries.
I'm this way ne viii obtain first
hand information about things IN
Germany.
uAs Americans arc accustomed to
travel in luxury Rn3 comfort. we as
sume that these advance arrivals are
merely couriers for larger numbers
to follow. wo are s1lro the latter
also will como and he gathered IN by
MS. At homo they believe they pos
ssss the biggest and most colossa:
everything, but such establishments
as we havo here thoy have not
seen.
"Look here. my boy, here Is the
big firm Of Hiudenberg aud Com
pany with which You want Co COM
pete. Look at It's Accomplishments
and consider whether 1t would not be
better to haul down your sign and
engage in SOME other line. Perhaps
your boss, wilson, will reconsider
his newest line OF business before
we crap off moro of his young
people"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
Student Aviator in a
Fall Of $500 Feet; Dead

BAY SHORE. ". Y. Nov. John '.
w. Rryndcrs >" years old. whose father
is Il consulting engineer III New YORK;
a student aviator attached TO tho Cniteh
States naval station here, fell 2.50O feet
from - S"aNlauc into Great South Day
this afternoon. and was killed Reynders
was pitched from his seat "nen tnS
ulanc turned over. landing in ;he wata
srvrr;, seconds ahead OF the machine
III; ayiator's uniform was torn lntc>
sh-nads by tho force Of the contact with
the water.
\ companion IN another machine Wit
messed the accident and quickly gliding
his plane 10 the spot. Owed overheard
and recovered the body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
GREAT CAMP AlGN FOR
DRYS CLOSES IN OHIO

c1,rI-HE,ET1II.F., o. Nov THE
,.,,nn,jrn To help put ohio dry ended
j., l. fr.rsrn county today with scores OF
meetings held in vari"us parts OF the
,,,,utv addressed by members 81 y
"r'lvins Squadron" The speakers toured
,b,. county in automobiles. and HH-
dressed the audiences in nearly al the
small towns
Wayne l.. Wheeler. head Of the ANTI
Saloon League al Ohio and 5. !. lar"
k.r of Wheeling, addressed lhr!;"
audiences this morning III the Mcthnni$l
Protestant church. this city. TINS morn
ir.. and in the Hannlin u. l.. church TINS
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
In Virginia

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 4.--lnt"rcSt III
tho. election Tuesday in which virginia
will rhnnSc Il governor, n ne" house "t
delegates and other state officials cen
t.rs IN contests between Democrats ana
Rrpuhlir:inS ana independent candidates
for legislative office in several districts
IN tho western part IF the state. "hcr'
Tho democratic vote is not usually rs
large aS in other SECTIONS:
W"stIn"r"llnd Davis of Loud"n cnuN
IL, heads the Democratic stale ticket
End is opposed f,r governor by ]. D.
Nluncy. Republican of Bland county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
TERMINALS GUARDED.

BALTIMORE. N"v. 4.--Thc govern
mcnt has again taken over the guarding
of railroad terminals and piers ut this
port. y large detachment Of troops
took charge today relieving railroad no.
lice. who had been patrolling the prop
critics since the national guard reSi-
mcnts were called away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
TO INSTRUCT OHIOANS

MONNTGOMEEY Ala. N"v. i.-rHr-
tain IiirSch. l.l"ut"nnutS 'Hv'rvIllc. l..
A. rrchoti" and Mnu"hnlIS ami four
other French ."tli'"rS arrived ''r'' i"-n;tE
to assist in in$lrurunS ia" 'ht" soldiers
at Camp Sheridan. Th.E ar" N"t. rams
of real service and are specialists III Hu-
rifles. hand sr"und:s. n"ld :"rrI-
tjr,iinus. iiunr"r work ami signalling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
INJURY FATAL

Arthur Williams. tn" aGcar-old son Of
Mrs Elizabeth Williams of Fourth
rect McMcCh"n. who was run over
hv u train on Saturday and had two
logs nmpu:aied. underwent an operation.
..u, y wrs 10" much for his weaken Il
constitution and h" died yesterday morn
ing.
Tho funeral services will be conducted
NJ IN" family HON" IN Tuesday after
noon At 80 "c!"cN. wiki the Rev. g.
". Fuller Of III" Christian church. Of
iiciatinr. ard int"rm"ut Will be in the
Mount Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05

UNSTNNTlNOrkE N"v. i--tNir
Tnstil" cruisers il ia" Mediterranean
have h""n h"mIard!n: Ia Turkish coast
Th" war "rtir" auu"u"r"h '"'lny THAT
rl..v wCr. replied /" effectively by III"
Turkish Sh"r" BATTERIES
I:;rulS" nf Eu~~Irn attacks. ~ the
,ill1"asus front. * announced n the
statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
10000 MEN MAY 60 OUT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Morc than 49,
600 lnncshurrncu employed at the port
of New York. will strike Wednesday
unlrSg; employers agree TO arbitrato out
standing differences with marine work
crs. i, was announced tonight. The
decision was reached aL conference
called today by I. Y. O'Connor. preSi1
dent OF the longshoremcns union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DON'T bur nil stock until you read the OIL Presl
latcs: information from all oil friends. production
siahers capitalization. diridends ec. Questions
answered To anyone interested in oil. financially or
Address Oil Presa. Hl-l45 ". Ohio st.. Chicago.
n-5-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
In Macedonia,

REEIIN. Nov. +.--iNia London "a
vigorous artillery bait" is in progress
IN Macedonia between The iardar and
LAX" Dorian. army Headquarters an
nnuurrd today. I:riiish troops hHv"
mad. I"utaiiv" ihrusrS. which III" Eul-
carinns r"puISrl.
NJ chang" in lie si'un; l"n on III" cast
rru front - r"p'rI'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
MRS. LUELLA THOMAS

Mrs. I.uriln Th"n,aN. N&''i -. &C 81.
rla!rSvill". ohio, dr:i III til" Obi" Val
ley t;"u"ral hospital last niCht at li:ih
o'clock. Shc l.t,"% her husband and
parents TIL" EVLy was taken TO st.
ClairsviIl" early this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
FOLLOWING Up
Continued from Page one)
Approximately one hundred miles
up the TigriS from Bagdad.
Artillery Activity.

FAIIS. Nov. i.-The C0mmunlca-
iinn ISSUED by the war office tonight
SAYS:
"Thcrc is nothing 10 report except
certain artillery activity north Of the
th"min hes Danes. northwest OF
Rheims and in upper AlSaCc."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
WON BY CANTON

DI'N,iSTnWN. -. Nov i--t'antnn
defeated ih- Youngstown IHiric!ans.
tn Il. h"rr today III The first game "I
III" ,lInm4 and HON" football series for
rhr professional championship Of the
t'uitrh States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
APPOINTED DEPUTY

rr. ". z. Morris. thrty-thir1 l"Sr""
Hon. has brrn appointed deputy "f IN"
sui'rrIn,: council If til" Ancient and A.
C"pt"d Scottish kit Of f'r""mLSnnrN 10
Surrrcd Luther ". clancy. who died Il
short time ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
FA|RMONT DRAFTEE IS
SMOTHERED TO DEATH

AKRON. O.. NuE. :. Hugh Pierce,
~. irivHI" ~ Camp sheridan. Mont
gnmrr". Alabama. was sinnth"rrd 10
death in his cell in tn" Kenmore Jail
early this morning whom Il mattress
took fire and filled III" jail with
smoke Pi"rCr'S humr WIS in Fair.
mont. West Virginia. and lac had been
ARRESTED on char@" Of !r."iIr,:S driv-
ing. He was here uH Il iuriuuGh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-05
WANTED-Agents.

WAHTE0-sI25 weekly. Something ner. Saves 70
10 5Uc n gasoline. Nearly every auto owner VII
buy. Greatest scllsr on Garth. Sold on money back
guaranteed Particulars free SrInsy Mfg Co.. Pek-
wsna. Smth DAkGS- n-5-G 2
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WANTED Female.

WANTEO-Ean money knitting or crochetInH N
Somen SsGnnal telephone Wheeling al. n-3-t
NTEoEIperirnc-d salrslsdcs for ladies suia
and costs. Apply II Now York Sore. 1914 Main 81.
n-3-i S
wAHTEo-womsn for cleaning Apply 1917 Jacob
St n.3.i
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WANTED Male Help
IABoRERS WANTED IN SHIPPING De.
PaR1MEHr. OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE
CO.. fAIsMoH7. W. VA e:i-s,

W4HTE0-I.oT Ia dri7e Ford truck Tho Blackburn
CO.. Ill7 Market ST. n-3-i
WANIEO-Good capsule men for factory work. hea
~ WAGES. steady employment ideal UottiaE conH-
:lons Apply in person or Tne the Firestone Tire
AID Rubber Co.. Akron. o.. or see c. C. Conkle. q
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French Statement.

rNl:TS. Nov. i-N"innl' artillery rc-
ijvitv * continuing "u III Assn" front:
north of the t'h"min lh"S Danes. where
III" French arr "r'urTim% advanced
GROUND along til" Ni"ti" river th" var
"fiic" announced to-day. Ia tho N'rLnn
area TN. Germans followed Up ih'n'
heavy hrmh"rslm"nt with ~" attacks
north Of Chamn" wood with 10th Il
which thn French artillery dealt SuEc"sS-
fully. causing III" Germans !" sustain
heavy casualties. y s%rprIS" attack ~
he numlrup region wrS r"puIS''d. -"
was Il similar German enterprise north
west al Rheims.