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workers In the nation, conducted The
service.
SIMS REPORTS
On THE SUBS"

LONDON, April IS, $40 p. m.--The
report Of Rear Admiral William s.
Sims, l.. S n, head Of the American
Naval Mission now in England. deal
ing with all phases Of the submarine
problem, has been forwarded 10 Wash
inglon, where il is being considered by
President Wilson and the naval board.
who will be guided by il in detcrmin-
ing the manner in which the Ameri-
can fleet can best cooperate with the
British navy in combating the under
water craft. The report is the result
of several days conference here be-
tween Rear Admiral Sins and the
heads of the British admiralty, who
have placed every facility at the dis
posal Of the American mission in or
der that they might learn the irue
status of the submarine warfare.
Rear Admiral Sims report makes no
recommendation whatever 10 The
American government, but simply out
lines the information obtained from
m. British admiralty and places the
facts before the Washington authori'
ties for their decision. When PreSl-
dent Wilson and the naval board de-
eide on the method Of cooperation be-
tween the United States and the Brit
ish fleets. word will be sent TO Rear
Admiral Sims here. who, in conjunc,
lion with the British admiralty, VIII
rrOcecd 10 nut il into effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
NEWS BRIEFS

Postmaster W. W. Irwin has rcceiv-
Cd permission from the postal depart
m"ni TO civ" whatever spac" in IN" post
ntfic" j. necessary for tn" Wheeling
4 ,hapt'r Of the American Rcd Cross So
c!"ly In aid in its development here.
--~M"mh"rs "f the llattshurG military
aSS"ciatinn. III = resolution adopted ~
comfy. endorsed c"nScription. M"inb"rS
will writ" the West Virginia congress
men urging its passage.
--IloyG Eni"X. former local ncwspn-
per man. now a student at. III" Yves.
Virginia university. WAS in Wheeling
yesterday "nroute "a Pittsburgh wh"r"
h" is going to make application Cor Il
commission in the United States var
department.
ST. lukc's r. r. church vcstry AZ
m"mb"r canvass 20 he conducted sun
day.
C. a. Robinson. m ofrtcial OF the
Ohio VALLEY Aniomohiln club. has taken
missions in advocating the BUILDING OF
Il cahln fence along the steep lifts ~
Fulton hill on the National pike. 10 pre-
vent aul" accidents, 'rh" cables would
he threaded through posts.
---Isaar =. cook. county agent u? tho
Tan landI" Agricultural club. spent
yesterday AFT crun"u spraying trees ana
:;lrUhh"ry in Wn"Gsd"l" "a save IN"
shade trees in that Town. Mr.: Cook was
assisted hv th, Town Officials
An order If discharge in The hnNH-
ruptcy matter 'uf Earl E"ise 90 it"a!'".
Voted county. WHS entered N"S'"FtAf
in tn" i.i"rni "fii"'. \ petition for lis
"hnrr" nF !i"ury G. rier"r - Wheeling.
bankrupt f,.e DISCHARGE was r!i"d and
motto" entered 'n"r""".
.-pr.ria-r Eu I IN lhc S'v'r ward
cnr Tho ri;H urinary May 10 willing a,
Va. - FNr.u'~-inur'h street instead =
~ marr.a-a lt..nso vas lssnci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
BLACK DRAUGHT
kSPLENDID REMEDY
Georgia Lady Says 1t is Best Rem
edy for Indigestion and Sour
j, Stomach. Always Keeps
z It On Hand.

LyerN, Ga.-Mrs. NJ. P. House, of
R. F. D. 2, this place, tells of her ex-
pertence with Thedfords Black
Draught, as follows: MY mother and
family have always used Black
Draught as liver medicine, and be-
ieye 1t the best liver medicine on the
market.
We keep it in our family now. and
have ever since can remember. II is
splendid for sour stomach, torpid liver,
and indigestion. l gladly recommend
it to my friends, as feel it has saved
me doctors bills b. using in time"
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
In use for 70 years in the treatment OF
stomach. liver and bowel troubles, and
the popularity which it now enjoys is
proof OF its merit.
II your liver is not acting properly,
you may suffer from such symptoms
as headache. biliousness, constipation.
indigestion, etc. and unless relief is
obtained, serious trouble may result.
Black-Draught has been found a val
uable remedy in many OF such cases.
1t is purely vegetable. and acts in a
prompt and natural way, helping 10
regulate the liver and TO cleanse the
bowels of impurities. Try ii. Ali
druggists. Price CSC a package. Costs
one cent g dose.
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NO|SIES7 CELEBRATION
EVER IN WHEELING
CANNON, BELLS, WHISTLES, AUTO
"EONNERS" AND BANDS TURNED
LOOSE
Patriotic Demonstration Commemorat-
ip~ Paul Revere's Famous
Ride

Paul Revere started on his fa nous
ride at 10 O'Clock last niSht-li" years
ago If he could have risen from his
grave and appeared in Wheeling last
night ut 10 o'clock he would have known
that his patriotic act was not forgot
Ten. BY the noisy demonstration it ap,,
peared that the spirit Of Revere had
iransfigured itself into tho hearts OF
the people Of this community.
Skyrockets were shot from Wheeling
hill al 10 o'clock as the signal that the
noise was on: Bells were runG. whistles
were blown. cannon fired. auto horns
honked and bands occupying .automo-
biles were driven through the streets
playing national airs.
Cannon were fired from the surround
ing hills. The fire bell was fung for
about five minutes. If noise Is dem dem
onstration Of patriotism. Wheeling
community Is running over with It.
Judging from the deafening CHATTER.
The noisy celebration last nigh: was
the beginning Of the public demonstra.
ton OF patriotism which Will be on I'll
day today and conclude with a man
moth mass meeting in the Market Au-
ditoriun Tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
FIT TEEN CARS
NRECKED WHEN
COUPLING PARTS
TONS OF SHIP STEEL GlRDLES
FALL BETWEEN TRAIN NEAR
MOUNT DE CHANTAl.
None Hurt-Cars Pile in Pyramid anc
1. Telescope-Traffc Suspended
for -Four Hours.

About fifteen cars loaded with mer
chandise and iron were wrecked auC
the tracks torn up for a long distance
on the Baltimore & Ohio road yeSter
day afternoon shortly before O'Clock
between Mt. de Chantal and Tunnej
No. /. when two fat cars loaded TO
gether with 4 dozen ship steel sir
dies. each weighing several tons. part
ed in the first SECTION Of weStbound
train No. IS. No one was injured
Traffic was held up for nearly foU,
hours. EaSthound passenger trains
We're held here. The track was clear
ed shortly before 10 o'clock.
According 10 railroad men. the
wreck was an unusual one, for it is sci
dom that an automatic coupler be
comes uncoupled and the safety chains
break The automatic application OF
the airbrakes when the hose betwee,
the cars IS parted averted a still worse
wreck and saved the lives of the train
crew.
The :heavy girdles were loaded IN
two fat cars, which were coupled and
connected with safety chains. The
coupler became uncoupled and inc
chains snapped. The momentum OF
the train prevented the brakes from
stopping the train instantly. Dnd the
50-foot girdles. toppled onto the track
and the Il cars and caboQse following
ran into them and were smashed al
most into splinters. Several OF the
cars were piled into 4 pyramid. while
some Of them teleScopcd. The train
consisted OF 80 loaded cars. The twc
cars parted in the middle Of the train
1t is said that the impact of the cars
could be heard for TWO miles.
0t,iS ltrc
here at 1855 did not arrive until Il
o'clock last night. while the Cincin
nati-Pitts burgh train. due 70 depart al
5:S5, was held here until shortly be
fore 10 o'clock. and the kenova Ok
press. due at T:50. did not depart fol-
Pittsburgh until the same time. The
entire schedule was diSarrAnged.
Three wreck trains and large CrcTs
Of men were on the job in less than
80 minutes after the wreck.
Passengers on the train coming &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
DOES RHEUMATISM
BOTHER YOU?
Many Doctors Use Musterole

50 many sufferers have found rehef
IN Afustcroic that you ought to buy 4
small jar and try it.
lust spread il on witt, the fingers. Ruh
!, H. First Won feel gentle glow, then
2 delicious. cooling comfort MustcrolG
rours t!c twin@es. looscrs up stilfcned
Joints ard rlwsc!cS.
Mustcrolc is Il clean, white ointment
made with oil oil mustard. 1t pcnctra,cs
- the scat 81 pain and drives It away
hut does hot blister the tendcrest skin
It takes the place Of the mussy, old
fashioned mustard plaster.
AIustcrolc is recommended for hron-
chi,is. Group. asthma. plcurisy, lumbago
neuralgia. sprai1ls, bruises, stiff neck
3ladachc and colds OF the chest Git often
prevents pncumonia(.
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Mrs. Reuben ]. Bullard. head OF the
Wheeling Graduate Nurses Association,
will leave for Philadelphia this week 10
attend til" annual convention OF the
American Nurses Association. She Will
Also visit Washington. In connection
with the local organizations work In
the Red Cross.
VI. r. l1aughe"ty and Russell Morris,
of New MartuSville. notortd 10 Wheel
ing "Wednesday afternoon.
Attorneys 4. NJ. McIntire. E. n. YoSt
ana VI Il. pauGherty, Ht New Martins
vile. were here yesterday enroutc TO
their hnufr after Il professional visit in
Wundsiirld. ..
i. II. Slate Of Pittsburgh. Is the guest
OF Wheeling and Fa!rmnnt friends while
-" business trip in West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. z. J. Lrncn. of r'larks-
burg. ar" visiting friends in Wheeling.
Nj Lynch is a prominent business man.
j. T.. Thomas, veterinary surgeon IL
in the city from Fairmont.
y. w I'riChard Of Huntington. well
known Marion county ciiiZcn and oil
operator. is Il guest At the Mcclure.
The Rev. y. l.. R"nzc. of Zion LuIh-
cram church. returned home Yesterday
from Washington. l.. e.. where he spent
s"verd! days IN consultation with The
national officials Of the Red Cross So
cicly.
y. Covert, representatives OF the
N"nt Company. Of Pittsburgh. is in the
CITY introducing national patriotic
project through the Moore Advertising
Company.
Mr.. William West and daughter. Mrs.
Herman Hw!ckcr. and son Julius If
Eighteenth street, have returned home
after spending few days with relatives
at Amhridgc. Ia.
Mrs. y. s. Micncner, OF Boston. Mass.
is the guest OF her niece. Mrs. Harry
Bradley. OF Woodlawn. FOR Several days.
hon Smith. OF Jeanette, Pa, return
ed Tuesday. after Il stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Hrlnum. Of the Island.
Mrs. Spencer Knox returned yesterday
from airmont. where she spent several
days with her sister.
Mrs. :. W. Harper and children. of
Echo Point, who have spent the winter
in california, Will return to Wheeling
to-day.
George r. Hubs. OF Charleston. head
oC tho examination bureau OF the West
Virginia department OF free schools.
passed through the city last evening on
his way TO oMundsvIlle and Cameron
from II trip into the upper Panhandle.
James r. Warburton. former secretary
of the Marietta, o.. Chamber OF Com
mrrc". was i business visitor in this
city ycStrrdty.
Prosecuting Attorney \. 4. Mckee re-
turned to the city yesterday from it,.huS-
ness trip IL Charleston and other down
state bntutS.
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WILSON FACES BATTLE
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fContinued From First Page.)

vide omen to men who are quallIie:
o become officers.
The Amendment.
The chief amendment OF the mouse
,opmillee follows:
That the president be and ne
is hereby authorized to call Tor
500. 900 volunteers under and IN
accordance with the act OF con
cress approved April 25th, 1914
(the army reorganization act)
THAT in the event it becomes
necessary to raise an addltional
force of 100000 the presi..
dent be and he is hereby author
lied 70 call such additional force
by volunteers in the same man,
ncr. Such volunteer army shall
be apportioncd among the various
states and territories and the
district of Columbia, according
10 population. raised in regimen
1al units or parts thereof
"Provided, that such volunteer
forces shall be recruited in local
units as far as practicable and
comnanv officers may be ap-
pointed from such units upon
passing such reasonable and prac-
ticahIn examinations as TO fitness
ms the president may direct.
And. provided. further, that
upon The completion OF the enroll
mcnt as provided N this act and
in the event the president decides
that such additional force or
forces cannot be effeCtually raised
and maintained under The call for
volunteers rs herein provided the
president be and he. il hereby
authorized 10 raise and organize
the same ny the s"lect!Ye draft
AZ herein provided.
In the senate committee, a propose
. insert authority for the president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
PEACHES KILLED
cool weather and killing Frosts tE West
Virginia Has Had Bad
Effect, =.

Growth vas greatly retarded by un-
scGsouably cool weather and killing
froSts, according TO II. {. Howe. meter
nIogI.t Of the l.. S. department OF agri-
culture In Petersburg. in his weekly
summary Of weather and crop condi-
IONS in West Virginia. Farm work has
Progressed favorably. as the weather
Was. generally fair.
Potato planting and nat seeding are
woll advanced and tho acreage of pota-
toes will he large. tho report ADDS.
Vegetables are being PLANTED in the
more favorable localities, Wheat con-
tinuns 70 improve slowly. Apples are
probably uninjureG but peaches are kill
Cd In mnnN SCrti0nS.
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Novel Plan Proposed.

WASHINGTON. u. e. ApEll Ii
Creation of Il travelling corps OF farm
labor 10 work ON irrigated land; OF tho
country is the novel proposal az S"cr"-
Iary Lane 10 further III" na!i"uwld"
campaign TO Increase GOOD prodlicli"n
during the war.
The plan was outlined to-day in Il com
muuication To Chairman Taylor q! III
house irrigation committee. III Witch
tho secretary urges prompt acLi"n on
tn" pending bill designed I" StImuIht"
food production On private and public
lands within irrigation projects. This
Legislation, he says, = Il necessary pre-
rpuIliSite 10 his plan,
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will Give Aid.

HUNTINGTON ". Va. April is
Chambers nt commerce throughout tn"
country will give the government con-
c"rt"d aid in plnhiliZ!ng aud conserving
food and other resources during tn" war.
i: O. Ehrtt. president nj III" chan'hrr
az commerce. % IN" Emitted States. tod
S"crctar". Houston to-day that his "r-
gauization wanted 70 put ~ tn" admin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
pnrIcE HCK-UPS,

Humid Humid. n South Side Syrian,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Police Sergeant Walter Worls charged
His case will be heard in police court
this morning Bert St~:enson was so
loaded down with Bridgeport Joy yester-
terday that he couldn't navigate the
Island end of the suspension bridge and
the police emergency to assist him TO
the lookup.
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Farm, "Recruittng."

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA. AprII IH.L:N
recruiting station for farmers hcih1
ers." was opened here TO-DAY L" rnI';,I
80 names Of men who want TO enlist IN
President Wilson'S service army IN"
recruits will be sent t" the h'g gram
secr ions. nf the northwest 10 assist IN
nlanting the spring wheat and rye.
'.Twenty-fivr million acres o. Sp'.n,S
,,.r.,t and rye must he planted in tn"
treat grain belt Of the northwest within
tha next twenty-five days" says an ar-
peal for volunteers signed by prcSidrntS
Of the Bourse and tn" Comlnerclai IN
change This represents an increase
Of more than 7,0hn.0oo acres over last
N.cnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
MISSION BOARDS
OF Local Christian Churches Enter
tanned Yesterday By FIRST Chris

Members OF the Christian Womon's
Eoard Of Missions Of the First Cnr1s-
Of the boards OF Elm Grove McMechen.
Warwood ana Island Christian churches
Yesterday afternoon. At tho FIRST
church. ,,
Ind q member of the international
boa I'd. delivered AN inspiring address.
An entertaining program was given. IN,
Guiding vocal solos by Mrs. Handy and
Miss Nnsbtt and II piano solo by MISS
lowed and refreshments were served.
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istration's disposal the virtually unlim-
tied resources available through IT'S
membership composed Of business men
in all cities Of the InIte"d States Sec
Rotary Houston said that the Council ar
National Defense had under ronsidrTa,
ton definite plans affecting tho food
situation but had not determined on
definite prOEr;ttu
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BAD START
CONTINUED From First PageD

western States vegetation is still near
L. dormant. Termination is slow in
The southern districts. While the
conditions Of the week. We're fayora BILE
for farm work in some eastern and
southwestern sections. ii IS generally
backward.
Decided Improvement was reported
in the condition Of winter wheat; in
Kansas and Oklahoma. and small but
steady Improvement in the crop in
the Ohio Valley and in most ether
eaSt-central districts. Not mitch I'M
proyement was shown in Nebra XII.
and there was little Improvement IL
Illinois. The crop is in good LUndi-
ton in the central and upper Rack
Mountain region. but made little prog
reSs on the Pacific coast beCaL:" Of
deficient warmth and sunshine.
Winter rye, which promises short
crop. was generally improved
Shortage in the winter wheat crop
fully as great as preliminary reports
have forecast. and little increase this
year in the yield Of potatoes are To-
ported from every part OF the country
BY farm loan board appraisers. Their
reports were made public ;G-daE as
part Of the boards program TO enc2ur-
age farmers to plant Il acreage los
sible Of cultivation.
Three important facts affecting the
crop and food situation stand out in
the reports received from the. presi-
dents Of the twelve land baaks. the
boards statement reads. These facts
are stated as follows:
The winter wheat crop viii be
short to quite as great extent as pre-
liminary reports have shown.
The shortage of labor and the high
prices Of seed will prevent material
mercially grown. but the Increased
paintings of small spots for home con-
sumption will be net gain. :,
There is, in all parts of the Inlied
ctates an organized movement on the
part of communities State govern
ments. agricultural colleges and civic
bodies to help the farmer meet me
food crisis. in many. sections ms
movement taking the form OF ,proylo-
ing the farmer with additional labor
and seasonal loans at low interest.
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10 call 5O0,V00 volunteers under exist.
ing law, was defeated. It was offered
by Senator Mcclellan who was among
those who conferred later with Presi-
dent Wilson and heard the fixed re-
solve of the chief executive 10 accept
no compromise on the army plan he
has nrOnoSeG -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
New York Acts.

ALBANY. y. Y. April 1S.--Governor
Whitman signed to-day the bill appr"-
Drja,iur $500. 10n for the development
and mobilization OF the agricultural re-
sources Of the state. The money IS L"
be expended under supervision al the
patriotic agricultural service ron'mIS-
SION.
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PARIS. April IS. 1IIn y. m.---S'nc"
the beginning of III" French dr'fr on
tn" southern end Of thu batil" 1'nc me
French hav" 'atpur'd lI.nn" un""uh"'"
prisoners. together with - cannon, &C
cuvding ~ In" official siAi"m"Ni is
sued by tn" war "fflc" tonight.
lD.Syrral" IlghIlug i""k plar" over
many sectors between Fr"nCE and Ger
mans TO-DAY. thu G"ruans ia"n'hihS
numerous powerful r"HHi"r-at lacks. Ali
OF which ,w"r" pa nrNn Win S!t'l-
losses. III" urfiria! ""ruri says.
The !"Xt'r"pd.s.
"Snu,h -: 81. Quentin. aft"r very
Suirii"G hdmhar'Im"!i, TIL. Germans ~
,achrd our ra~iti""~ east ~ N,H"'hE.
'rh,. first alirmpi. stopped short hE our
ill.,. ,y.,S followed hy - second "t greater
yiuInn,,.. in !Iir ,uui>,. ~ which groups
~ IN. enemy ~lI,'r'o"i:''H IN l"1!"Na;iN-
nur advanced .l"urui~. In Ii''i"dlAt"
rouni.r-a,i.:"liS ali tn" "r'urantS W''"
Killed or taken prisoner, ',nf I'"" VIII
cnrnpl"t"lv r"-,Stai'.i~h"d
..Entw-..n Sui%Srn< and huh'riy" ""
su.rccil1.lI. continue "U" action az
various points d"Sr'i" ~" persistent 'Fi"
weather.
.rn IN. west front - attack th"s" OPP
rraiionS resulted ~ = Most brilliant sue
ross North at ,'May"un,' our troops &C
,.uui.l tho liilhg., ~ tSi'l aud nr"t"
hack the enemy 4 !.!i"n"tr- t;W"-ihIrhS
of Il 'm,lrI !" tn" north. ifrH%"-' = 1t
nnnol< w"s liknWis'. cHr;ur"d. - Wei 'S
all ihr ground 10 tn" "aSi - lar rs 'h'
outskirts ~ fnurt"""E.
Under tn" energetic pr sur" ~ our
infantry and fl,. inGrd"r"uS action "'
our cannon tn" enemy Tell back IN as
order. ahnrdnn!ng imrur,an; maternal
and leaving IN our hands ms $NrnLE o.,
rois \ SinEl" ON" "f oar r"gim'htS
Took %nH prisoners belonging "a S"I'n
different regiments. w" captured uln"-
teen cannon Of which IL" w"r" short
tSirGc "UnS.l
South Of I.affauN our trn"ns r"""r"d
on the south by divl>l"nary cavalry.
routed tic enemy and occupied Nanicult-
Lu-FrSSr.
"rinally. on III" south bank Of the
AiSu" an attack. carried ont IN Snirit"I
Fashion. gay" rs Il hridg"h"ad "rGaniM""
by thr enemy be- w""n Condo and NaIilN.
as we'll aS the latter iIac" N its IN
tirety.
IN tho forest nf Niilr-.'u-E an i'm
pnriant unit. surrounded 10y us throw
down it's arms Thirteen hundred rriS-
uncrs and $50 nHchi'" guns which S"ri-
cd as the drC:.n%r Of uT" wood wrr"
taken.
"Ahou. :i%n O'Clock in tn" afternoon
tho Germans launched Il very ii"i"nt
ruun.rr-aitacf with "iG"rtlN"$ Of tw"
dIviSiunS 60 .uun ul"n). against our posi-
items hctW,.i = - nrutirt and III" NiSnc.
on: harra... and III" T.r" OF our maChin"
guns hrrk"-luwn the attack AMI inflicted
&anglIinarv lnSSne on In" enemy VINO
wns abb. 10 reach our lines al no rGini
''F.aSt> OF t"urrr /" Russian brigade
r"rpl"t",l its success. carrying fnrtl-
fled work and taking prisoners.
I'm the CnurS.. nf the operations in
all thar rrciuu "" rHuIUr"d ~ h"aE%
and field guns "uI ihr"" cannon Of $50
,rillinl"ir"s iMtH"! with y thousand
shells for "aci' Hi"c". These gums were
turned against tn" enemy 10y our ar
lf.rt-
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Following funeral services held Tues
lax ..yrriu!: IN thr home OF her brother,
Irr. i. i. Osb1Irn. 1G7 Fourteenth street.
rhr body -" Mrs. Mary COShrrn) Boyd
Was taken to Cadiz o. yesterday, where
iurrrlnrnt WAS made.
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GERMANS RETREAT
Continued from First FaSe)

Count Tisza, The iluEGarian pee
miur. and two members III Tie
Austrian cabinet. have resigned,
Other reports are To. the effect
that. the RESIGNATION OF The Greek
cabinet is impending.
The new government in Russia
will not nt&niiu'r Il S"parai"
peace for Russia. rs Il rrSUl; ui the
nvertuyrS tina; EaVr be"E made By
GermaN aud Austrian Socialist re-
representatives., according 10 lnto:-
nation reaching Washington.
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! About People
& Movements Of individuals to
( and From the City.
TR1-sTATE ARRIVALS.


Kogers-E. T.. Etark. Portsmouth. O.;
Lew ti"Idblonm. Pittsburgh: Louis Abels
Pittsburgh: J. RI. Bunting. Sistersvillei
Max IIafnrr. Pittsburgh; E. Il. Dodge
lirrrnShurg.
McLure-A. VI. Nichols. WnynesburG!
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burial in Peninsula cemetery.