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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
V|MY RIDGE HERO
WRITES TO HOME
BartlesviIIe Boy Not as Badly
Wounded as Thought.

The first letter received from Ho-
mer g. Harrington, Bartlesville hoy
wounded in the charge at Vimy ridge.
since that battle on May 3. has been
delivered to his brother. l.. r. Har-
rington, 1902 Delaware avenue, IL fol.
lows:
Il suppose YOU have heard that /
have been wounded, haven't youf
Well, wasn't hurt very bad Just a
little piece OF Shrapnel in my hip and
another in my back. neither very Sc
rious got hit on the 9th OF May
Just before dark and walked three
miles afterwards, so you know
wasn't very badly hurt I've been en-.
Doying myself ever since ! landed In
the hospital II was just relief 10
throw away that big pack and carry
a little piece ot iron.
u sec by today'S paper that the u.
S ha, shipped bunch of troops,
Wen sure make them hycnas hard to
catch, when we get a bunch Of them
| Yankee boys over here What wa
won't DO 10 them won't be worth talk
| ing about | wouldn't ask Tor anything
more IT there were a million Y. s. reg.
ular, dropped down over here right
! now
How is recruiting going on in the
,illes' Is everybody standing back
waiting Tor some one else to do the
heavy work. or are they coming along
pretty good' Germany has go, to be
licked and there IS no Use waiting Tor
some one else 20 turn the trick. ~
Well ! guess corn is way up down
there, isn't Il? The spring is awfully
late over here and in France, too, This
is nice hospital here and they use YOU
fine. too. They cant do too much tor
you |, seems haven't had chance
10 get out aud see the town here yes.
but expect TO go out tomorrow. =
Bat,lesyille Examiner. Msia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Red Cross Orders
More Supplies

ENID. Okla June 1--(Speoial)--
The Enid chapter OF the Red Cross So
oicty has sent another order for 4,s00
yards Of Rauze to the national supply
house OF the society at Denver, Col.
The local chapter has made 5000 yards
OF gauze into surgical dressing Eight
large boxes containing surgical supplies
sufficient for bed hospital are
ready Tor shipment from the local chap
ter 10 the national headquarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
New Refinery
For Enid

ENID, Okla. June ll--(Special) J
The Southwest Oil corpotatlon OF Ok.
lahoma City contracted to build a refin.
cry here soon The plant will refine
the kerosene diStillates from the ENID
Refining company, and the plant will
be bull, near the site OF the Enid re-
inery in the northeastern part OF the
city The new refinery will use the
Parker system Of diStillation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Local RotarianS
lDStaIl Enid Club

ENID, Okla juno Especial. y.
Ten members OF the Oklahoma City Ro-
tary club were present last night at tho
first official meeting OF the newly or
gained Rotary club OF Enid w w.
Warren. president Of the Oklahoma
City club, represented the International
organization oi Rotary clubs and Off
cially installed the Enid chapter.
George l. Hess, Rotarian from In
dependence, Kan, was a guest Of the
Enid club The Enid club has twenty
five mcnlhcrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
ITALIANS BREAK
DOWN AUSTRIAN
COUNTER ATTACK
TeutonS Unable to ReCapture
Lost Positions,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Aus
trian counter offensive has been broken
down completely, according to Official
adyiccs received here today from
member oi the Italian cabinet
Positions at Fact and JaWnuo cap
,ured by the Italians in their offensive
have been successfully held against the
extremely heavy counter attack oi the
Au'trian', the dispatches report In the
CarSo alone 10000 troops and 2wO
big guns were used BY the Austrian' m
their attacks
The Italians have adopted a new 'y'-
TEN of machine gun warfare that vas
used to grca, advantage in the fighting
the dispatches state he machine
guns have been detached from infantry
regiment, and organized in independent
command giving 'hrm ability IN noun
-tainou, territory hitherto impossible
Luke McLukc SAYS man may be
so ah,cn, minded that he iorgetS 20
remember the poor But he never for
gets 10 remember himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Work Begins
On Auto Plant

ENID. Okla, June ll-(Speciai)--
Preparations for the immense building
to be used by the Geronimo Automobile
Manufacturing company Of this city.
were started Yesterday when Contract
or Joe Shaw Of Enid erected a material
shed on the site OF the building The
main structure will be 800 feet long
and 100 feet wide with an addition
40xhS feet The plant will he erected
on the site OF the old Western league
baseball park in the western part Of the
| rity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Anna iaya, a daughter OF France,
was one ~ the voluntary yubscubc-
q, the ibrrtf loan this morning She
manage, the Marquette hotel
Now am satisfied she said a,
ht pinned an u Have Bopsht a LID.
rr'y Bond button aloufaf Rod
Cross button and a ,maNR9American
flag She has relative, IN The French
army and a nephew has Just been Re
leased from the hospital alter nlnc
month, uag from iuluuc, received
when a boa, upon which his regiment
was being transported wa, struck by .
torpedo The nephew +, back IN the
army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
a RARGAIN

wish TO make a quick turn Of my
home will probably leave the city soon
have ono Of the most beautiful hungn
lows In the city s rooms, aeroplane top;
occupied one year. locntoi where every
body iS building. you must see this 10 mp
prcciate its value would take IN a good
car. does not take all cash 10 float tho
deal 1920 West 33rd 81 Maple SIS.
OWNER wauts to sell new. modern g.
room bungalow. breakfast room. batf
and porchcs: well built. high ground
east; i2.75o. $500 cash Esi, Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
SAILORS HOLD
TWO PAC|F|STS
BritiSnerS Denied Passage to
PetrOgrad

LONDON. June H. Members Of the
National S,amcus and flrcmen's
union TODAY have taken prisoners
Frederick " lowcit president Of ths
independent labor party and James
Ramsay Macdonald. chairman Of the
labor party, both mcr-hcrs OF parlIa-
mcnt who were about 90 sal for Pet
rograd
An enthusiastic demonstration was
held this afternoon ~ Trafalgar
square TO protest against permitting
Macdonald and Iowctt 20 proceed 10
Pcrograd ON account OF their sup
posed paciis, leanlngS
Iowett and Macdonald were ap-
pointed by the independent labor the
paciiiSt socialist element, 10 go 10
Petrograd 20 confer with Russian So
riallsts The Seamens and tlremen's
union adopted a resolution last week
that none OF rs members must be per
miucd 10 man ans vessel conveying
paciiists TO Pc,rograd or TO stock.
holm, where the international socialist
congress is TO he held unless they
signed a guarantee that they woule
! insist upon restitution 20 allied meroh'
ant Seamen for the murder and deStruc
! ton committed by German submarines
! - ------
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BEAUTfFTL l.
HONE
Located on corner on Western avenue
facing east on HRrndh'c. huilt hy the
present owner who spared no expense To
make n complete" built ~ months ago.
the floors and interior finish throughout
tho entire house Is hradwood every mol
crn convenience is Incorporated tho
rooms nrc large and dEnofntcd beautifully
,iectrl, fixtures ar" the best obtuinhbls
this home is In splendid condition having
been occupied by the owner only the
house itsclf could not he duplicated with
IN 81 600 dollars Of the price now offered
n is on corner, built on q site 50vilo;
which is ample for the man whu does not
want too much yard TO care for one Of
tho features is the garage IN the base
ment price 5000 now occupied, but i'm
mediate possession can be given. shown
by appointment only on request
JAY J. DWYER.
r r STUART 4 co,
% West Main Maple Si2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Silver bullets that may he shot at
member, Of his own family were pro.
y,dcI th,, morning by Bruno WI
helm an cmploye Of the Thoma' 'u
,ark company. who subscribed FOR
Sl0O Liberty loan bond Wilhelm has
tvo brothers serving IN the German
army as well as other relatives He
formerly served IN the German army
before coming 10 this country and
swearing allegiance TO the United
States.
Raw Haun today tackled a big task
when he offered TO notify each oi the
retail ProcerS q Oklahoma City OF the
meeting 70 be held az the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms tonight IN the inter
est oi the Liberty loan There are
more than us groccrS IN Oklahoma
City,
That a woman can get subscriptions
hc'tcr than \ man in some cases was
demonstrated today Mrs {. !. Henley
decided 10 make another Try at the
Atkinson. Warren. Henley company
/ This firm previously subscribed $500
'pr the Liberty loan Mrs Henley
succeeded in signing up the company
for $4,000 more
Austin G. Rcll Troop r Oklahoma
National guard not only is ready 70
help fight the enemy on the battlefield
but his money will help finance the
war as well He bought a Liberty
bond this morning Mr. Bell Is a
PRINTER employed bv the Parry Print.
luS company 40 West Grand
One Of the live wires among the
Bow Scout, IS Archie Dixon This
LITTLE fellow brought IN seven appllca.
tiors ior bonds before 9 o'clock thi'
morning
4 5000 bond was taken this morn
ing by O =. Workman He 9, va
caught on his way out OF town anC
subscribed the $1,000 on the run, ad
ding he would have another subsorip
ton as soon as he found time 20 max,
! it.
Can working man buy bond ol
time was the question g {. Kline
put 20 the man in charge at the volun
tcer subscription desk this morning
Sure. YOU can buy a bond and pa
for It lust like furniture was the r,
ply and he was signed up Tor a bou'
paving S down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Seed Waster.

There's q man planting pctatoes,S
said Farmer Corntossel. when ~
ought to he playing golf"
"Nou don't approve Of gardening z
ayes. I do Bu, " he'd 20 ahead 1t
play golf he wouldn't he spoilin' epe1
potatoes that somebody could use. &c
Washington Star. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

I WILL SELL my home NJ 1884 ". end
will take II good b-passcnghr rar as
first payment balance Ike rent u /, n
fine s-room house. priced to sell at ONO
Phone Walnut ms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Besides the receipts from dining room,
which are quite satisfactory notwith.
standing high prices for All supplies
viii accept $4,000 in good clear okla
homa City property. worth the money, as
part payment and make balance In
nayments at q percent interest. In
case IL is not convenient for purchaser u
oCcupy the premises at date of purchaae
tho present lessee might take the hote
on lease for a terms Of years Rest OF
references can be given by The owner and
nointment any time J l. shank owner
of buildings. Suite 2lb 81 Nicholas Hotel
Naplo 1887
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Pies~e Mention ftnss

ATTRACTIVE
NEW
HOME
Located on ssth street half block east
OF Clsssen. five rooms and bath and
breakfast room. cozlly arranged. decora-
tions and electric fixtures are well chos.
en- hardwood floors In living room and
dining room large closets; bullt-in book
cases and gas CRATE I'm living room, a
well arranged convenient home that will
appeal 10 any prospective home buyer
with small family, phone this office TO
see this place before you buy; the price
~ H,2AO and can he handled on reason
able terms, In fact tho owner will take a
pair OF lots rs part payment
JAY !. DWYER
n r. STUART Il co.
70 West Mnin Maple si3
BUY home In the suburbs. acreage for
sale. near car. school $50 W Fifth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
/ or BARGAIN

Three pairs lots, Thirty third street,
one half block east Of Belle Isle car line
$3.50 pair +. n Wahl 2ls American Bank
Bldg wal 2s7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Nds Please Mention Times

FOR SALE nv owner 7-room house on
West 2tth. sleeping porch. gntHg". md
an the latest improvements price 61,iao.
terms Wal 1855
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A
HOME-LiKE
BUNGALOW
That IN complete In every wAy built
two years ago. two lots. 40 feet deep,
house In well arranged has five rooms,
bath ana sleeping porch. garage dandy
garden and shade trees located on 32nd
street. half block Of Classen boulevard
price - 100, on terms
Hnsl Estate Dept
r r. STUART 4 co.
20 West Main. Maple si3
BARGAINS FROM OWNER
New, seven rooms. bath. breakfast room
and closets three rooms In oak. nj
built-in features. and garage for less
than property could be duplicated, GOOD
terms Located nj 1876 W nth Also
two pair vacant l05Slt0 on corner ltti
and Indiana. lays fine; way below th'
market value. Phone Wal i327-J, OF
call at 1875 w ilth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Luke McLuke says many a girl has
listened 10 honcyed words only to iind
out later on tha, ,hc has been stung
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

For tn. levy
Again tn.
and approved BY said Board ls,n
n
said
personal and real subject 70 taiaton within tho
provided
Oklahoma. isSr'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

.,aln the o.lshos,s CITY School
h Oklahoma within
authorised
The polls such election shall the hour o'clock
W;ne. R board Eon S c, Of os.hcm. c, Of IN. s,.,. =,
ftcrder
rir BOARD of npycArIos or TnE oki.AonA clrr
OF sIAIk OF by JOHN n HOPE President
ATTEST. IL FAlBEY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
4 SNAP

The ST Nicholas Hotel for exchange
ard sale. the three story brick hotel.
boxl00 feet. corner Eighth and Broadway
and residence on east 30 feet on same
lots for sale. at a bargain hotel has 81
rooms beside tho larg. tiled lobby and
tiled halls on first floor and the large
and airy halls on second and third floors.
has 10 baths. ~ lavatorles. steam heat
and all other modern features; house Ia
finely located. only one block from high
school, six blocks from new poatoffice.
eight blocks from Main street I'm walk
Ing distance for all patrons, the hotel has
enjoyed fine patronage. same lossce
having occupied the hotel for the past
five years. every months rent has been
paid In advance without. the eHkiug. sent
TO VA In Los Angeles by the lessee The
furniture and furnishings belong 20 tho
lessee and are very complete and well 81
lectcd and can he purchased very reason.
able ns the party has well earned "A vacR.
ton AZ well as good sum OF money
during her tenancy. tho residence ho-
longing with the hotel In large. two
story, s-room. modern residence, bringing
$40 per month hns been occupied over
four years by same tenants, the Nurses
club said club has always paid the
monthly rent In advance without any So
licitation, for nearly five years and the
club has proven excellent tenants The
hotel and residence bring t2.ih0 per yonr
winch is percent on almost $50 900 The
Lessee Of tho hotel receives the followins
, sums for the rent Of the rooms IN salc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

IL For tn. levy.
[ Against the levy,
ssS soS f's,,Sp Sss wi. be '''' at the following places
pr.elne! lsis ci.,,.S ,.n,s so.,y.yH ..S W,x,,,x
P:sns Precinct sT..S and srf psss. s:''
Precinct LIN, Me-, W::, ss,:"sa ss,:.s,h stree street
sr.eins !-lios Ner,n =, ws.I',Y ,sS W,,,,,,
P1.sinsi .sins lii NS.SS iisS;o. iis.
PTss,ns, PPTss,ns iisc iisic West four,.sn,h stree.
Precinct rse,h Is,i,lI T,y North Broadway
sI.siss! h:s, 3, %; %; s,,i I,,,s T;I.s ,,..,
F,:si"t, Fr.s,"s, ,,3 .-,ss iIs,I:ss lar & .y.ss. @
Precinct $40 Fast fsh,h street,
Fl:siSs, FI:siSs, 3: - f:' f.. fssi"s Esss :r:.s
Precinct s-stonewall and Ninth
PI.snS P.s,nS, i,Ss cS., Fs. Fat, tSSss S1s street :
bi.s,ns, ii-sls ,Is Tc,,h N,, faSSS h,nS,sy Stree,
r's;SsI r's%;SssIrS ,Jii;, 1,,sfa., static" No
PT.snsi PT.s,ns; ~ i. ESS SStSS s9c.ss.s ss:s
S,:s"s, S,:s"s, 's, III sS''S ssS IiSs:%' iSs:sn
b,,sSs, E,,siSs,, s-IS: s-IS: EsS1S sSSS pf, pss'''
f$,,:s:s; $,.s:s; ,-isS -SasSil iS1ss.l :Ss KLEIN
E::$:;; s;::::; ; j|; VI: $:;' s:: s:i;'ss
EE':;$;'; E':;$;;s E':;$:;sS y. ~ sss'S Broadway
E;:sss, Ei:;Ss! ~; ~; :::'s ss;s:::''
EII::ss$s; I:sSs; S;is In w::I w::I sahS:s..' aS.:..
Es:$s; EE!!::$s;; s--jj;;i WI g .;.:s: ;!:s:.
s,:sSs,, s"s, ,,iss sssnsrsss sssss Nss;s:s% :s:ss'
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Capitalized at $350,C00.00

e lie o odehdders
onward nd brdb
(
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGNS, FOLLOWING DEFEAT
IN NCHAHBER Of DEPUTIES BY VOTE Of 277-186
PARIS, Nov, 13.-The ministry
resigned today. The resignation
of the ministry followed its de-
feat in the chamber of deputies
by vote of 277 tc 1856.
Before thu Climax,

PARIS. Nov. 13.,Thc new Inter
Allied war committee was characterized
as 4 superior war council In ii dcClara-
ti"m read 10y Ir"m!ur l'aiulcvc in huth
tn" s"nat. and the chamber Of deputies
today.
W., do no. doubt that TN" United
States. whuSc troops nav" been sum-
mnn"d !" ilghi upon this front, Will EIv"
their adhesion L" this council" said h"
"NcE",ia;ion, vnHcrrning tn" other
fronts viii ultimately br carried on with
Russia and Japan
"'rhC nhj.rt uf ''ic council IS not to
direct ihr details UI military "pcrai ions
hut Ia define the general war pulley and
the general plans "f thu allies. HdartinC
ti"m t. th" resources and means Of
which they dispose So as ~ assure thu
strongest result p"ss!hc.
'Th" rnUucIl comprises two r"Vr"srut-
aIiTcs of each government. Normally
ii Will meet III Franco. 1T least once a
month. 1t rests upon All Inter Allied
permanent staff which forms at the
Si,in" tim" Its central organ of inforna-
tion and its technical adviser. The de-
riSiunS of Su"h u council nre not tlInt"d
10y amy rnr,rInariSm. as they embrace
The hat;IrfirldS as II whole. They Will
have io l." ratified hv the respective
governments.
''W,. have heard already the objection
that IhiS is Il united command W" need.
not u r"nSultatIl" committee. All pans
ara. "lo.u +" criticism. ana am far from
saying that The step "" hay" tai k"n is
lhr last in. thr progress 1" b. accom-
pliShcd but il is Wise 10 bring into
being what is possible instead uf wait
ing for months IL obtain some thing bet
ter
. After heated discussion on thu
various intHrYcllatiunS. Premier l'ni"lrrc
uul tn. question hluntly: Mas tn" ;rrrs-
rnt government I'll" confluence of the
chamber" Has II the necessary autho''-
ity 10 represent France at the coming
allied Cnnf"rrncr"
Th" government thcn received Il vote
Of confidence. "5n ln -. Il ma j"rlty Of
rs. hut l"u numbers ahStain"d from
voting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
NOW TIME TO DECIDE
WHETHER YOU ARE FOR
OR AGAINST AMERICA

l'ITTSBl I;,ill. Nov. Is. -Th" time
for repentance. ~ ,hSl"NHi NinrrlcahS
and Irn-t;crnan Svminthiz'rS FAS i'aSS-
ed and ;h" day - =: hnEd when every
person must tl.rld.. Wh..th"r IL" IL Tor
ar against Niu"rlcl. ,Ir'iHT"d lanes w.
Gerard. former American :iHhaS>;l"HE
!" t;"rInnny. ~ au address At u t""d
conservation mass meeting h"rr to-day.
Americans ar. l." h" sralu lated
.,u rh"ir efforts - Undue" G'rmahS III
'h!$ c"untry Ia h' loyal. hut there arc
still many unNr IN" protection at the
American ilai: wh" arr snakes III me
grass" said ih" former ambassador.
''Th" tim" has come. however. when
th"y must say $fratGhIf0rwardIr w'"th-
,.r th.v ar" Tor ar aEnuSt America.
We should 'hur-ti" every hISl"%h!
;;.r,nan-.' rI"ri,an. feed every rhcihSt
I,w meat .tmI hang every traitor |" 4
lamp post. to !n$ur" success IN TINS
war And our traitors ar" not all Ger
NAN tinrriCarS. hui som" men high IN
public llG" arc aiding the i'ruSStan
caIS.' Their" IS no hirtl'r chal'i"r IL
'mrricau i,"iit!,$ Ihan thr rrusnuS "f
thrE'" men. whose nHmcS YOU know.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
court INDICTMENTS
WILL END SEIZURE
OF COAL IN OHIO

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov 13.-Coal Selz-
ur.,S in time of urS.n; need went ut'u.C
rh,. ban TODAY when the Federal Erahu
iury reported indictments against May
nr I.ar,uiyhacl rt Wil'nuEhhy. O.. Pros
scouting. Attorney George I. Hon beSSi"r
,rd Deputy NarShalS Jan..S l'1rn"S ana
,;r;,nt IaroS for impcdinE Int'rStat"
cnn,n.rc, shipments. and Tor '"aSpir-
,,.y To commit such ACTS. MI are
charged with sizing Now York tcutr;ti
pajlruad coal November ami =
Acton by the jury follows tn" an
nounc.tncn, Of few weeks ag" by DIS
trjct Attorney Wertz that CITY and co"n-
" officials have no right /" c"ntiScat"
coat and that the law which t0rbiGS
s,,rh runtlScatiou must bc "pc%c6
Several freight trains w.r" held up a'
Wilouyhh:. November =. thr lndtct-
n,"n;S rEarg.. amt the engineers ana
conductors We're arrested
Nay.r Carmichael. It is stated. was
.oiJ hy Prosecutor Non B"S<l"r ;hat h"
had - righ, 10 contscatc coal. and tsat
,h.. lnw Of humanity is greater than that
of thu. government. Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney EavauaEh says thlS advice.
ard the entire action which apparently
followed. cpuS;itut" III" conspiracy with
which ;ac viilaG. officials az" charged.
The. ,navur, prosecuting attorney and
d,nurr rn:,rshalS would fac. il C"n!i"t-
,d OF conspiracy. penalties "t $i"."o"
fine ;w.. years ,.aprtS"UHi"ut. rr h"ti.
If convicted of hold!nS ~ tn" trains.
with which another set OF indictments
charges ,il.!n. they would h. ll;:hE' ["
fines uf $lnn and SIX months impriSon-
lncut or both.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-14
HOLD
BACK GERMANS
|THF|R|NNESS
BRILLIANT COUNTER
AGAINST TEUTONS
Minor Successes for the Aus
tro-Cermans Claimed
From Berlin

The ItnfhnS appurGnlly urc holding
tn" Tnutonic allies fast along tn" great
tr part or the CGr7iuG bni IL front
extending from LAX" Garda. suiith of thr
7 lr"ntinn region to the AdfIltlc S''''.
Small gains have been reported for Ih''
TcmtonS on the northern front and n
ole point along the southern rcacl;':'
Of tho r!nrc river.
On the AsinE" plateau where 1t was
fcHrcd the invaders might break
through the Italian line AMI force Il
rrtirc mcnt II lhL 5tlnllr$ guarding The
western bank Of thr Ii;tvc. the ruruly
again has met with several severe rr-
Verses, III" Italians meeting vigorous
attacks with tH"r customary stamina
and rcprlIins lh"m with serious losses.
Indeed. hear NanuNr. tn tn" west of
Nsiugo. SO strong and brilliantly cXecut-
ed WAS the Italian counter thrust that
the furCis OF General DiLZ even were
able to lih"rat" Italians who had been
captured by the Austro-'icrnar army
In tn" attempted Thanking; operation be-
fore the Italian lin was stifrrneI ln>;
week.
TO Ia" nurthcasl ~ the town Of Asia
g. III" Gcrman$ report tie raptu:" Of
the town of ErnHZSn and northwest al
NSEuGO on inc S"tlC tOllunl tnc iuflIlr'a
position nf Mont i.Un@art. un the suGth-
cln riavc. between MIntc San Irna ani
ZCnZ@n, som" twrnly-thrr.' miles north
east OF Venice, The enemy forces cross
ed the stream and c,iab:lshcd n Lridg".
head on III" wc:u side Of tn" pnv".
The Italians. however. Immediately
turned upon the invaG.r .rs and forced
them back toward the bank OF the
river.
Realizing the clos" proximity nf tn"
enemy To- Venice. preparations rc being
made to prniCct IT," ancient city and -
historic buildings from The shells of !hr
guns ut the invaders. SandbaEs har"
been piled high around tho Palace at
the DpgcS and thr Campunilc. Eoublt-
less most OF lEe numerous works ul art
for which the city IL famous already
have been removed To places Of security: