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Married Couple Seeks Arizona Land

Married Couple Seeks Arizona Land.
 PHOENIX, Ariz. Hack to the farm may be the slogan of the Arizona council of defense following the re- quest from Chicago that the state council find places on farms for young married couples of Chicago who have not the money to buy land.
 The request came from the farm labor recruiting station of a Chicago newspaper and asks that the farmers be called together for an explanation of the proposal to bring from the cities labor to till the land at present not utilized for food production Farmers are asked to combine to as- sist the new families until the new crops make them self supporting.
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automobile accessories in order to maintain going concerns, according to delegates to the eleventh annual con- yenton of the Northwest Retail liar ness and Saddle Manufacturing As- sociation. which was held here recent ly.
 Harness men say every automobile contains enough leather to make two sets of harness and assert the au- tomobile has done more than anything to boost the price of leather.
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MONIES ROLL
 OF HONOR

1Hc liSl VIII Dc duueu lo ITOI day as the registration pro Earl Moi.c;. John J. Mitchell. Ralph Lomen. Arnold l.. Liebes. Geo. H. Reed. Louis Swanson. Chas. H. Lescher. Faxon c. Lewis. Jack Kristen. Frank w. Lilly. Edwin R. Nelson. Minor s. McLain. Henry J. Weber. Fred A. Haering. Ole Wirum. Max M. Rouse. Victor F. Zackerson.
 Andrew Peterson. Harold J. Lyle. George Geamalis. Antonio Tremalis. John Nicholas. William Thornton. Fred l O'Roarke. Chas. Orehm. Lauri Aspili. Alfred !. Lomen. Wm. Connauton, Chas Ramp Norvin W. Lewis. Grygas Kjelsberg. James Began Norman Rattrey. Fred R. Bourbon. John H. Scott. Peter R. Bloomqnist. Jens Thompson. Maurice Pascoff. Jos. c. McDougall. Frank s. Polet. Edwin Hoven. Jas. A. Doyle. Chester r. Doyle. Leroy +. Wells. Eyand Berg. Ralph J. Miner. Chas. l.. Calkin. Jesse J. White. Lyle A. Nevin. Alvin c. Diig. Thomas Watson. Ivar Lystrup. Martin Nelson. Frederick J. Katzer. James Franks. Martin Anderson. Albert w. Murray. Irving NJ. Reed. Eskel Jamson Alex F. Berg. Bernard Ferry. Ole l.. Hoel. Wm Bloom. David H Johnson. Hjalmer I. Jacobson. Chas. l.. Sciarini. Edward D. Webb. Christian Aaberg. Tim Resvoll. Albert Lokke.
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School Boys Doing Their Rit.'

SAN LEANDRO. Cal.--California high school boys have started in earnest to do their bit. Scores of I them are at work in the neighbor- hood helping to gather the cherry crop. While they are not as nimble fingered as the professionals they are accounted a real help and are im- proving each day. The professional pickers get $2.50 8 day. The boys are earning from SIPS to s1.5O accord ng to the returns they are able to
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Will Assist in Gathering Crops.

CORVALLIS, Ore.-In order that men and women students of the Ore gon Agricultural College may help gather the crops this autumn, the opening of college has been post poned untl October '. Usually school opens early in September.
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ITEMS OF
 INTEREST

Ncwsy articles on various topics received through the mails arc pub lshed under this heading. As the najority of such articles are not in- cluded in the regular telegraph ser vice they will furnish many interest ing side lights on events of current interest,":
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Autos Hit Harne.. Dealers.

PORTLAND Ore-Automobiles are dealing hard blows at the harness and saddlery business in the Pacific northwest and ninety per cent of the harness dealers are obliged to carry
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COMPARATIVE
 TEMPERATURES

Following arc the lowest recorded on the days designated. The minus sign before a aumber means below zero.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-19
PIANO TURNER.

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representtive for high grade pianos and player pianos will be in Nome this summer at the Golden Gate hotel.
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NOTICE.

For first class work ana prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peo- plc's laundry will send and get your laundry. w. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
" | NOW CAN EAT PIE,
CAKE, Onions AND
CABBAGE"
Thankful Montana Mines Merry
Worth User So Writes
To Her Druggist.

Only those persons who have gone
through the happy experience rec
ordered in the following signed state
ment can fully realize the deep pleas
urrs OF the table. One must have
suffered severely from indigestion
and then found Il way to eat without
distress if he wants to know what the
enjoyment OF his meals really means.
Mrs. Parthena keener. OF Montana
Mines, Marion county, found such en-
iuyment by the use Of Nerv-Worth. as
the following letter, which she wrote
a few days ago 10 Cranes drug store,
Fairmont, fully proves:
81 have taken three bottles Of Merry
Worth and it has helped me wonder
fully.
Il was so nervous that l could not
stand the noise Of children playing.
Il now can eat onions, cabbage.
cake, and pie.
HOURS.
(Mrs.) "PARATHENA KEENER."
Montana Mines, West Va.
Your dollar back at Baer's drug
store. Wheeling, if Nerv-Worth does
not benefit YOU. Ask at Baer's for
the new Nerv.Worth Laxative Tablets.
% cts. a box. Wonderfully good for
liver. and bowels, especially in con-
ncction with Nerv-Worth, the ionic.
Wentworth Is also sold at MfngO
Junction by Moore Bros; Martins
Ferry by Ralston &: Parker; ST. Glars
willie by Patterson & Sons; Barnes
vile by Hilles Bros; Cameron by
Cameron Drug Co.; Sistersville by G..
b. Disque; New Marlinsville by Horn
brooks Drug Store; Moundsville by
]. II. Beam Drug Co.
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SAYS GERMANY
Continued from First Page.l

or peace between the American and
German nations.
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LONDON. March -. $50 =. M
The British forces III France have cap
iurcr! The yIlaH" OF Nruville Bourbon
val. east III lpr">. according 10 the
uIiria! communication issued this
evening. Heavy casualties were IN
llir,rd on ihr Germans. The state
meni says:
The village OF Neuyillo Bourbon
val was captured this morning after
shor, lig!I; in which the enemy lost
heavily. W. took Il few prisoners.
Our raidjng parties entered the
cneluy'@ Inr, during the mig ut cas-!
OF Nrras and in The neighborhood OF
NcuvilIe-St Vast and Neuvc Chap.
lie. Several dugOuts were destroyed
and casualties We're inflicted.
"TwO German airplanes we're driven
down in damaged condition during
air lighting yesterday. Three oil our
machines are missing.
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DEATH FOR TWO ON
RAILROAD CROSSING

MARTINSBTRG. ". Va, Mar GO,
Mrs, Edward Fulk. aged i6 years. ana
her four-year-old grandson, Frederick
l'ulk. of Pikeside. this county, were
today ground 10 death under Cum
bnrIand Valley railroad train, near
Tablnr's Station. four miles from this
city. The woman and child were IN
n buggy enrouIc to Il nci@hburlns farm
and were struck BY passenger tram
as they attempted to drive across IL"
tracks. The curtains OF In" huGSF
we're drawn and Tho high wind pre-
vented the woman hearing The warn
Ing of the engine. Tn" h"r$" WAS
killed and the buggy was reduced to
GulinlprS
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ItEiiit
THUS" said the chancellor in the
!al-!ul days OF July, l"li, ihr RUSSIAN!
r,4J. Nv fhr German emperor. Unr OF
tie legendary Reports diss"minHt"d win
isI.ci.,l emphasis b! orr enemies Is
that il WAS the German government
which assisted the aUtncrat!c reaction
orv policy III Russia iealnSt All the
movements OF liberty. one year ago
,ir,.iared here III the tc!chstag that TINS
observation was directly contrary 10 the
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FOR SALE -. T,-'tIrt J."
.Ilicy - - i"'i h""S
aE.IS thGpIlnr -
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-. ~ Alley L.. - feet Oh
y .:r.ril.. parid 4. Henry.
:. mr-29-l
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

BEiUGEPORT. Conn: March -
Thr".: n.n are fatally hurt ana 'o,i,
hers seriously injured ~ il result
.o( , ,rrriblr EXPLOSION in III" factory
.of Inc HrjJcrpnrf Grass company late
,Lf- .f,rrnuon. Tho cause Of the eX
u'nsInn j. go n: unknown.
The explosion occurred III what /;
,.uowD rs the Union Eranch. Il small
EmilIinv detached from III" main iac
rory The seven men injured were
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SUB ISSUE CAN END
CONTINUED from First Page.)

fore beginning the actual writing Ct
his message to congress and therefore
it is expected that the German SluEI-
ton will be dealt with very fully. lie
is hopeful that no time will be lost
in organizing the house So that ne
may deliver his address as soon Us
possible after the extra session con
Tpnes.
The attitude III both congress ana
public opinion is sought III order TO re-
present both as fully as possible. rs
to the former, the PRESIDE III is anxious
not 10 transgress the constitutional
prrrogatlyes Of congress as the wa
making body. II is realized that n
the ultimate analysis, regardless OF
what the President may recommend
the responsibility fOr decision rests
there.
Public opinion il was said here. Us
indicated by clippings from n"wnll-
pers in all parts Of the country. uniIllS-
lakably tavors decisive action. Eel
ligerancy is ont confined 10 III" Allan
tic and Pacific sections if opinions
gathered by the administrator are 4
true index. Demand for action on ne
part OF congress and III" President
comes also from the interior section
between the Alleghenles and IN"
Sierras. The VIEWS reported 10y
some mid-wcsIern congressman as 10
the apathy OF their constituencies Is
considered more local than general.
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No Hostility

The Imperial chancellor also referred
ia I:..rmInv'S attitude toward the rercn,
events in Russia and recalled in former
times the honored friendship between
M, Two countries. He said, however.
that this friendship had ended with me
death al Alexander II.
Emurrnr Nicholas had more and more
,lr;f;rd into the Entrnt.'S wax" and INT"
Irar.S slavic currents. and had finally
become Il partisan or III" war party
ornnipotcn; under the Russian autocrtt!c
rrEinlr.
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For Universal Training.

\.L.V- YOItk, March H5.--CnlversaI
,,;iiiory training is u nationa! neceS-
siiv," in tn" opinion Of William c. Red
T;ii secretary al commerce. whose
yi.ys On thu subject are expressed IN a
letter to the National Security League
made public to-da%.
II cordially favor universal nDiiEator%
military tra!miuE.. Secretary Rediicld
,vrnin "hrlinving il I" hc greatly for N"
national good in developing sense "i
discipline and training IN obedience 1nn
whether It's purely military sid" is ever
called INTO s"rvir" For The latter pnr-
pnsr | regard it as n national 'neceS-
s!iy.'' 49,, r.,,
The letter vas 4 reply |" inc lea uc
,.r,rrar .r,i to each member Of tn"
cabinet and President Wilson. stating
that 80" mayors throughout The country
had Informed the lcagu" Of their GU
,.DrSnrncnt nj the plan.
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N-ASlllNt;rnN. Mar @?.--Iuu'+ Tor
;hr establishment - "iE!tIhh run .i,'>
camps in thu tour military Gcr"i 'hrhlI
were announced al III" war departments
todny as fnii"wS: -
Eastern department. siatlSrnrS;
Y ,i:st camp. Ian" I" July !. /" d.
Second. .Iuiy IL August =. fhl,d' W.
puS, II "a Scplrnp"r =. tnufHu' H''
;.,uh.r H. Ia rr;,:b'r ~.
Crn;rn department. NHn'"T "t' ', ,,,,.,
Fort Riley, Kansas first "ahil' Nusu>,
II "a Srri"uih"r q: SccUn". S"il"lnh'.
- 80 yrtorrv Il. Fort Sn"i!IlE. M'hh;'
frs. co1nu. July !" August :; : '""|'
NurusI II to S2i,"mhrr =: FORT T'ri
iday Illinois. ilrSi camp. Jun" 3" h"'
.,.rnnJ .IlIy 10 August q; ih'T".
,,,rrsr II To- S"rt"mb"r -. fourth !"P-
,n,Ir,.r . IT, October II; Junior NV
sion Fort l:.nJamiu Harrison. ma NJ
'.n,', Inn. ~ 70 luz -; second. AU-
CHS. in September >: t"'l Is. A. nuS
sell. Wyo. July :" AuguNr". rory
Nniusu. Iowa. hT>; "a'r'i'. run ~ 49,
Jul. -; second. august !" H'P'''
W. Southern department.. MS'.". T% ,>t,,,.
Nnv Ia Jane !: DALLAS. i"AHr' LUZ,
III to Juli Is: AlrAHndrH,. I".' !u;!
-, Angus -: Houston. Texas. S'i''',,
hr- : 10 Drt"b,r :. AS N'St>' ~ We
Jutv Il To August -" ,.,,b,.o
Western department. HA"!h Ia, 49,, 49, ~
,.,I urS, camu. June ." j'''H
omT Iuly to august =: Aurr''An Ign. :
VS., \urli~i ! I" Scpi'mn"E - ~,
Douglas. Utah. Air'U&' !! -
bnr e
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BERLIN. March 29.--FolinwinS is
H.. ,ui!iciat account OF operations on
he Francu-Rclgian front:
ETHER" WIS vigorous artillery hGnt'
ing Yesterday, continuing INTO me
night briwern Lens an dArras. Be
fore daybreak yesterday. in an en-
:.a%rm III near CroiSi!leS and EcouSt
81. Mrinnrin, northeast Of Bapaume:
Tho British ulost one officer ana o.
men who were taken prisoner IN addl-
lion 10 numerous who were Killed oy
an advance Of our protecting troops.
I'm the Champagne several ATTACKS
undertaken by the French in an et,,
fort 10 regain the trenches captured
from them failed with heavy losses.
"On the left hank of the Mouse
Vrrtlun irOnO yesterday, our dcten-
siye fire frustrated French advances
against Hill 30i which were In pre-
parHtion. This morning an attack
launched on Il wide front failed under
our fire and al one place through Il
counter attack.
East of Vcrdun orl airinen Shot
,iown two captive bal Icons. IN air
ugagements and by defense fire. four
enemy airplanes were brought down.
Eastern front: Conditions were
generally quiet - l.,
unchanged"
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HlTTSHtlNiN. NNNoN IT 'H!"!u
Cam. Of the Sew York. Athletic 'Iul' to-
night won the 100 yard national \. y
/. swimming championship - - 10
seconds in :, Yn".; at IN" PITTSBURGH
Aquatic club N"rmau E"sS. -; III"
u!yfnp," tluh. az San Francisco. w'i
second. less the: :, "uyi i"h'm" AMI
and Tim trnunoU, Of II" lIi,shnith
Aquatic ClUh. firish.! 50 good tHii'.
The time made by 'anu h"'dES til" ."''t
record Of - la SECONDS SGT in Tie
same event last yclr i.y i''rrG M"';tl.!I-
ray. Of Chicago,
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1rnnntrdlnfic Acts.

uIlI-TW. Nlnn-. Mnrrh =" NhT-TT
,,r,IitIng ni"ralVr" and "sli"E'r- mao
,hsir appearance" III NE salons AM
.nihmr r,sur,S her" today. There was
NJ Indication Of ih"lr authorship. one
Siirk"r read:
"Pnlit,rinns. capitalists AMI n"wsrRr-
or editors ar" n"v"r found in - trench
IS Why $ho,lld III" workinen,"n he:
As IN aftermath -: ~" rin'ihS Ut
,.l,irb more than l0d Industrial Work
..rs Of III. World sympathia"rs took rnrt
Tu.S,iav nigh, douhl" details "f polio,
have been placed in tn" district tn''r"
states secret service operatives SOCK
inn the authors of tn" ani!-T"'TEi'IhS
literature w"r" reported mixing WIN '!!e
'.,c,vrS -. er-call"d rods" IN n" I. ".
~ gathering places. TwcriE-"iEh' men
crrc&f"d Tu"Sdny might hav" BEEN son
tnrc.d to th., work farm
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pnrndnn POSTPONED.

i1INGTON. March - me Prh,'
raru,l.. under tn" auspices OF INC ''l M, =,
rmncy pcacc federation set Tor MohuNE
nnrJ ;bc nntriutic parade. under the aus
ni it of local business men, set FOR Sa,-
urdav, will not talk" place, III" "nShlnS,
ton police department having decline
~ issue necessary permits. HHn"T'h,Fn,
d.nt Pullman announced TO-DAY 20"
,.rnd.a had boon postponed ind"hnii''
w. He said no permits for rnrnH,S
Of any kind will h" issued at inc Pr"HII
ont time. Fear Of disturbances - Shl%
70 have hrrn rcsponsibir fer ili' "'i'''
OF The police. ,,,,,I
Extensive parade plans lad been HlaH'
H., Inc emergency peace federation ana
nnciIis,s in many cities in Eastern stat
had been urged tn com" 10 NaSh'lE'"'
ana participate In an ant-""r demon,
stratinn. At the local headquarters ~
49,, Naturalization il MAS said that It mas
n,er;inp in convention hal! her" Mon
Iuy would be HELD ~ announced.
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N1nv Be German Agent.

GI'LFPpi;T. Miss. MnrrH ~. -
charles IirrcI.anr:tih ii":t'l'ts.n. a%cu
:,h"ui 80. h"ii her" Tor Ii.'"%tirA'!vh ~
local uI1i,rrS If .l".iuc German agent
stated I%iry tia, h" Formerly WAS At;
INSTRUCTOR IN Il French university an"
mai his brother. Carl l:"u,!m.an. - pro
fnSsor al music in u c"!icEr 1T states
rilln \. T.. l;oudnlaM said h" cam" ~
\rw Ynrl; from Eu' :rrdaT III l'"C"li-
hrr 1876. ,..,
riding along tn Mississippi EH!t c"aH!
ON r. bicycle. T." said i" chose 'M.'l
method Of travelling =" lie '"H'b ~
,,,.a ir,i,rni. l,i,., Of the country
Arnons his "~"c,s was found isl "t
british rouSulS.
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PntN.infic CAIN nN9.

man Hospital a~-,'.lIrinn ;"dI? ten
G"rrd !" In" government w!'E"u' E"Sr,
Iaiiun IN" Us. Of it, huSIiiA.. "i." @,
Tia" largest III IN" city. wth It's sat!
al nurses and 'nCinrS.
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nnrror Capacity.

wASnGNGTn\. M;'rEn ,,;i 2%,,' ,ray For
'!oH ~ .i,i,r. in In" Ncw York navy
ra a~n has S"i h~rn anIn"ria"d by the nay
i" S'"; Work vii! be h.EMn I in me-
diately and it is p%ssbi" mat hat one VI wb in
,Ir,.,1v na," been authorized, may he
Three rriyat" shirnnlidtnE '@nc", Ihs
buvm been awarded contracts 70! InS
MS ."r r,irtior Of submarine chaS"rs OF
t tpa 10 FOO, type or rinIlar 10 tho o.
being CONSTRUCTED at tn" Nv orM .o aG =
Tnu Orleans Yards. Additional AWARDS
-" ,tns.. small craft are being made
NV IKE department; ny rapidly ~ nKree-
Hirnts with n" ll!''"rs are p st,s Sa,,
Volunteer v:uchtm"n whose boats nn.o
l.au listed for coast nAtroi WORK ~
i..iprtuv activities along certain parts
l,r :hr ,.naSl The department ~ Win
~tj, ;,u,h"riiy leEail% 10 call smcn tni
,I,te..rs into t"irral service but mas
,.iy,.u permission for them 10 operate
Iu1i Vidutll'.
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RIVER NEWS

The stage Of tho ohio river At The
local wharf last night was II feet &
inches and falling.
\ good boating srag" is still main
tanrd and rivermen are hopeful for th.;
freight tarifflr of next week preceding;
Faster The Reuben Dunbar departed
last night az { o'clock for Pittsburgh
on it's first trip since II left the docks
Ia relieve the steamer Ruth. and III
1880 yesterday the steamer Liberty
left for Marietta. Tn" Dunbar is
scheduled 70 pass this city tonight on
It's return trip to Charleston.
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Ont OF tho Wet.

SAN JUAN. =. L., March @?.--rt ap-
pliramtS Tor first citizenship papers hrr"
under vhr new ltw. it Developed to-day
some 81 per cent are ticrnuanS.
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NEW YORK. March 2".---Ins'ancrs q
prn,ird glass in hanhnerS prepared i"'
H.. NIurrican Red ross have been dis
covered. it WAS declared IN 4 sthlTm"m M.
from the organization hh'n"T!"tI ~
,II,rr, ". Strauh, director ~ III" ATTAIN
iiG division. Il am quoted IN me NV w..
nnn.rs." The SrH'rm"ni read. MS NAY 20
inE declared in PhIlNd"lrhl" that ma =
.ti"nal supplies mad" lay led ross
workers had been found tnmI,@rr". VITA
by spies. and that handag"s had "'%i'
found soaked with poisonous ch"lilcH,*,
40 such statement ever WAS niad" ny
me. H.. g., n, or
,y.o Instances We hay" found Er"uh!
glass in bandugcs prepared Tor IN" N""
S'rnss. These hav" been promptly dr-
t.rtcd ana tn" cases reported /" ne
proper authorities. .,,., ,.,.
What I wished t" "hlrhAS!"" "l'
IN, need Of proper caution IN the prep
nrnt,nn of medical supplies iesi suS''
Iamn.ring occur. only by ih"r"uSh N
snrriion and packaEing NJ chapter hraH-
protected. not only against '"'airi per. il.,,
Inn; what * NOR" dumGcr"nS' ih!cC>tu''
and nneani,ary handling.
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foe saLE-slx Roo4:u HOUSE. IN BUSY
TOWN. WITH MILES EMPLOYING hPl
PRoxIaaIELY 5000 @tN. LOT 5oxIs2. CAN
GET PURE SPRING ..;wATeR IN FEW
MINUTES WALK. vii e SELL CHEAP TO
QUICK BUYER. AS ToWHER TIShls ~
LEAVE TOWN. FoR, A REAL BARGAIN
ADDRESS. CHEAP. cfse IHTaLLIeEscER.
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Toy Universal Training.

WtSHINtiTtlN. MArrh = 't'oN
irg Il talk with tn" i'r"iih"nt. senator
,'nan!hrrlain said wh"n he r"'Hlr"dncrS
his universal servic" hil! lie VIII prob
abl" max" III" minimum uI" Iii'lI
TWENTY wears instead Of nineteen years
So ,iar NOR" mature voting m"m lE!SHt
b" trained.
I'm addition 10 tn" army appr"rrlati"!'
bill which failed Of pasSME" ~ IN" ia$i
session of congress-. Senator "hain""F-
lain said that he believed ~" ne" con,
gross should pr"VId" supplies 81 az
LluHS sufficient t. "iuli an army ~
nuu 200 mru. senator cham h"ri;ilA
added that under twisting Legislation
for the regular army. In" National
C;unr,I and vOluntr"rs. II Ought |" ue
possible 10 rails as iarg" IN army as ~
necessary quickly. ,.,
Confidence thai universal framing
LiiJ can H.. passed ny congress CURING
TIN extra session Was expressed hE M
senator. lie Said nndrr tn sgs,"m pro-
roSnd I0n. SEQ voting macn could l." ram
cd each year ~ Il cost -: arpr"AiMa'e-
" q IN 6hn Onit
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BRITISH ADVANCE
tCon1nusd from First Page.)
British Report

day was marked only by 4 few reci-
uruCai hOmharl!mcuis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
Ca, rnuHco,s Statement.

LONDON. March 80. 2:25 y. m.-The
Germans arr now rutr"uchcd along the
front over which tn" Frehch ana hrl.,
l-h haV,. l,cr.'l advancing. according 10 Il
statement made 10 the Associated Press
to-day hy Major General +. Il. Maurice.
t,rurrul Maurice, who - "hl"i director
nt military operations at the war "fiicc.
SAID that whether The positions taken
nh hv the Germans formed the !nnch
navrr-isnd Iiindruhurg linz" would not
L." r,.trnl"d until the French and British
armies had brouSh; up their hcA'E "''''-
"0ur advance has slnckencd. owing {"
the difficulty OF feeding the troops IN
Maurice I'VE are also suffering from
ih. fact that VIC must cover IL" former
battlefield. while our allies have clearer
ground They also have the advantage
nc not coming into touch with the ehci"!
~ ns shnr, n dIstanC" rs our forces, tor
in making = straight line I'll" Germans
had to withdraw 10 greater dept" Oh
the French front than on ours.
AS we advance thc evidences or wan,
ton DIES; ruct!nu show that IN whHt Said
Inst week | miuim!zcd rather than over
drew my description Of IN" terminus
work | notice that in defending their
action the Germans state th"y arc Gu.-
ling the timber for 4 military ppjSri.
THIS defense IS ridiculous. as thcY Icy
fallen trees for our use 10 mu'h large,
ryI.ut thaN No would ever have dreamed
nj cutting Tor ourselves. For instance"
rruit tres make excellent trench an!
tur0us props. but we never would have
usrd ;i,rm unless iheY had been lett Tor
M hE the Germans.
"Whilr we are SIN engaging INC Der
mans I'm tu,, omen there is no doubt they
hnyn reached 4 trench line from which
ihcy are no; likely 10 withdraw Hnill ""
hrjnc VIZ our trench destroying guns.
Hence We arc hardly likely whether TINS
fr-rls the much advertised lI!nT"nhnrE
ZINC :ntll we are prepared 70 assault II.
In thu meantime our forces are not ET"h'
enough nor have they had time enough
10 build an opposing limo OF tTcnche~.