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Arizona republican., 1917-11-30

Business Chances


 l HAVE a garage in small town on main automobile road, doing a splendid business. Own ground and building. Will sell all or one-half interest; req sonably. Box sSS Republican. t2dp ONE OF THE BEST little restau- rants in Phoenix doing a big business, for sale cheap. Mack Carroll, IF N. First Ave. Phone 1s42. D WANTBD-A silent or active part ner to buy one-half interest in a good paying business. 10 years in Phoenix, Money secured. Must be honest; in- vestigate. Box 1928 Republican. 12b FOR SALE-Good price or terms. Only confectionery in Hayden, Ariz. Population 4,O00. See Geo. Kane, 15 Central Ave, Phoenix, or H. R. Bland Ray. I'd FOR SALE-Cleaning, pressing and tailoring business at Humboldt, Ariz, doing $300.00 business a month. Ideal location for good cleaner. Must sell quick or not at all. Address Leo Pin nell Humboldt AriZ 12n Your business chances Cor chances of business), are increased 100 per cent by well dressed, business appearance. We are selling all wool suits and over coats, made to your measure. Sl0 to sl5.00 less than you will pay for hand down" suit of same grade of ma terial at ground floor prices.
 Omen Evenings
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Personals

WISH TO CORRESPOND with Christian Science lady between the age of 30 and 50. Address Box 296 Glen dale Ariz 12g
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
r Wanted-Help, Male

STOCK SALESMAN for southern Arizona; state ex- Uerience. give telephone num- her and address in first letter. Box s1I Republican.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Auto Laundry

CENTRAL AUTO LAUNnRX-427- 429 N. General Ave. Modern wash rack; capacity 9 cars. Expert washers. Phone 1417. c. Garfield, Prop. l2ds John Burton John smith
 THE TWO JOHNS
 Autos Washed and Polished
 Wash s1.00 Polish s15o Autos Called for and Delivered Phone 1867 22s East Adams St.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-30

Greatest ever shoe sale at Lesueur Spillsbury Co. Thousands of slightly damaged shoes at money saving prices.-AdV. It
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30

Mrs. Pearl Steele, 619 Mill ave, Tempe. Dressmaking. Furs made. Rep PelVetoner-AdV II
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Visitino Friend,

Miss Coleman an old Kansas friend of Miss Esther McKelyey, is spending the Thanksgiving vacation with her. They joined the Norman camping party yesterday. Miss Coleman is the language teacher in the Prescott high school.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
35 E. Washington Sapnnd fInnrA

NotVuIU IIOOF)
 Trade Upstairs And Save s10.00 dp FOR SALE-The best located ga rage in the city; fully equipped; doing over $500 per month storage business; have best class of trade in town; reasons for selling, have other interests that require all of proprieters time, If you are looking for a live business, this is your chance. Address, Box 564- Republi- can. If FOR SALE One of the best equipped general auto repair shop; run storage gas and oil station; one of the central locations. Box S54 Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Xisitx Eriends

Clark Churchill, who travels for a lyceum company, spent Friday in town. Churchill went on to Florence to spend Thanksgiving with his par ents.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Wet Wash
Vulcanizing
Veterinary

DR. H. E. GERDES, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Phone 1452; 30S North First Ave. tn
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Wth Parents

Earnest Pafford. who is a student at the University of Arizona, is spending his vacation with his parents.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
Feed
Maternity Hospitals

TWILIGHT SLEEP HOSPITAL - Doctors Boido, Specialists in Obstet- rics; confinement with two weeks in hospital with or without twilight sleep; s60,00. Phone 44S7; 300 East Adams, Phoenix. If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
UNMARKED SOLDIERS
GRAVES TO HAVE STONES
Only Nine of Hundreds Of Veterans
Sleeping Here Have No
Markers

There are only nine unmarked
graves of the hundreds OF Union SOL
diers who sleep in the various Gene
teries of this city. These nine will be
marked with white marble stones
within a short time.
Captain Thomas V. Salisbury OF the
j. W. Holiday G.. a. L. post received
a letter yesterday from the war de-
partment stating that the nine stones
would be forwarded as quickly as pos
sible Captain Salisbury and de.
.taehmenl of veterans recently visited
every cemetery in this community and
found only the nine unmarked graves.
The government furnishes the slabs
If: the family is unable to do so. They
will be notified of the arrival or the
stone for their relative soldier. In the
event there is no surviving relatives
the post will place the stone above the
last resting place Of their comrades.
The slabs are OF Vermont marble anu
will bear the name of the soldier. his
regiment. company and date OF death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BELLAIRE E. A. C.'SPLAY
ELM GROVE TEAM TODAY

This afternoon at $50 the Bellaire G,
A. {. will meet the Patterson and Elm
Grove team. on the Elm Grove Ball
park. The P & E. q. won the first game
nt the season against tho Rrllaire boys
and consequently this second game IS
going to be q game for blood. Roth
teams have q strong lineup. and good
crowd will likely witness the fracas.
Following is tn" c. y. c. lineup: Pat
t.rson 3h Tohin. :. s.: tpperman' 3D.
Johnson. ID: Muldoon. lb.: OBrlen, s.
f.: Jarrett, |. f.; Snivcty. r. T.: Long. s.;
Eeane. p.
The 2. & E. C. lineup; Madden. 3D.;
Gurth, Oh: +. Smith. =. s.: Harris s.
t Rsuthnr. c: T.. Smith. |. f.: Jones
r. f.; Weidal. III: Keller. H.: Howard
-: Robert Smith. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
! SIX AIR RECRUITS
PASS EXAMINATION
Half Dozen Fail To Stand Test For
Flying corps-others Are Being
Examined.

Six OF the Il men selected from the
40 applicants for enlistment in the
West Virginia flying corps BY the
board of examiners were examined
this week. Six OF them passed. name
": Paul Pashby. city; Louis 1,
Bussler. Cairo. Richie county: Tate
L. Ernest, Huntington; Dan B.
Burns Charleston: c. B. Lambert,
Piueyllle, Wyoming county. and
Thomas G. Kent Of California, The
other six were unable to stand the
severe examination on account of
either their eyes or heart. Last night
two more OF the 30 applicants were
given their final examinations. 1t Is
reported that they passed and their
names will be given out for puoilca'
ton today. following the boards sign
ing the certificates. Three Wheeling
boys on the waiting list have been Sc
lected. They will be examined prob
ably today. Nelson Hawks Of Long
Island. n. Y. who lacked only a small
percentage of passing the examination
on account Of his eyes. was, OF course
not accepted. but he is taking train
ing his own expense at the grounds
in Beech Bottom.
The six men passed have gone INTO
actual military training. The reStrlc'
tions and hours Of drilling are under
military supervision. Louis Bennett
Jr.. head of the corps. said last night
that the Il men allowed by the gov
eminent to be trained as army avla'
tors at one time. will be put through
the regular drills on the ground for
the next two months before they are
permitted to make their initial flights.
When they shall have qualified they
will enter active war service PROP
sblr In France as United States army
aviators Of the First West Virginia
flying squadron Application has
been made by nearly dozen Wheel
ing women to enter the aviation serv'
ice. We are not training women at
present" said Mr.. Bennett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
JOLLY RALPH BINGHAM QUALITIES AS
AN "HONEST-TO-G GOODNESS" FIGHTER

Yes, Ralph Bingham Is tighter!
Something new for d humor1st, out
it's as true.
In his entertainment at the Chau-
tauQua. Bridge park. this afternoon,
he will fight every string on the violin.
every key on the piano and every
case OF blues" that comes floating
into the hi" tent.
Bingham holds the record Of haV-
ing driven back more blues than
any man OF his years. He positively
has never been defeated in a hand
TO hand encounter. He Is reckless
fighter. not caring how he tights nor
what the rules governing tho contest.
He is perfectly fearless.
Once upon time when Interviewed
Bingham naively displayed a maSnlti-
cent medal presented by some OF his
comrades OF the platform. He SAID IN
the same voice which he uses en- the
stage: 1T is the power Of my oil eye.
Early in my youth | realized that
must more than face the audiences
through my future life. read in
some book. 'Deadwood Dick or 'Rollo
in the EEolv Land that it was pos
sible TO control the widest audience
by the power OF the human eye.
Using my off orb for the purpose.
practiced on the Pen and Pencil and
other. press clubs and through con-
s.ant effort became powerful enough
to hold any audience until ten minutes
TO 10.
II hate 20 speak Of my military
experience: think every student of
United States and natural history
must realize my modestv should be
in keeping with my fame. | have
never been known 20 falter SO long
as my credit lasted. | have also
drilled few. from Keokuk to Osh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
-0uinet and Edwards
Meet in the Finals

CHICAGO. Ill. July l5.-Hr virtue o;
spectacular par got: today. Francis
Ouinet. Of Boston. f0Cmer,y national
amateur ard oa-r champion. and KEN
meth T.. Edwards. al Chicago. will meet
tomorrow in th,. 3G-hole final contest
for the western amateur S"E cham
pionShi1 At Tn. Midlothian. Ouimet de-
featcd Donald Edwards. madaltSt OF
the tournament. / up and to play.
after Edwards had made thrilling bid
for victory with = record 50 strokes tor
the third q. under par.
Kenneth Edwards hal an easier con-
oueSt in defeating John u. Anderson.
OF New York. twlc. runncr-up in the
national championship. winning up
and J. but he shot close 70 par 20 over
come ths stubborn eastern"r
Tho hes; golf Of the tourney was
played by Donald Edwards while his
streak Of unbeatable golf lasted. and
Ouiuet was apparently worried at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
THREE CONTESTS IN
|NTER-CITY LEAGUE
Fourth May Be Played, AS Negotiations
Are on With Fast Team to Take
Place Of Bauers Club.

Tho schedule for sundays games in
the Inter-city league Is as follows:
Stroehmanns vs. McConkeys. at
Wheeling park. English. umpire.
Wheeling Mold and Foundry vs..
Shadyside. at Shadyside. umpire.
McConkey.
Fulton VS.. Carroll. at Fulton.
umpire. Lucas.
The Home club was schedule to meet
the Bauers team. but owing TO the tact
that the BauerS team dropped out OK
the league the Home team Will probably
have Il holiday unless thu team that is
hrInr considered as a substitute for the
Bauers team in the league Is taken In
before Sunday. Harry Bell. the presi-
dent Of the lnter-City league. stated
last night that the team now being con-
sidered Is q fast one. and IS very likely
to be accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
0. ". 0. Hardman, Of Tyler
County, is Nearing Death

A report reached the city last night
from Middlebourne that Hon. o. w.
10. Hardman, one Of Tyler county s
most distinguished sons. was critic
ally Ill and death expected within a
few hours. He has been i'll with
Brights disease for the past t"o
years. Mr.. Hartman Is in his eighty
eighth year. He has always been
staunch Republican and served as
sheriff Of Tyler county at one time.
In 1896 he was one Of the old First
districts delegates to the St. Louis
convention that nominated William
Mckinley for his first term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

burg section, arrived in the city yes
terdav 10 visit friends while on his
way home from trip AT Washington
d. c., and other eastern points.
Deputy United States Marshal John
NJ. Short is expected home tomorrow
or Monday from Atlanta, Ga. 10 where
he assisted in taking a number OF prs.
oners sentenced at the recent term OF
federal court at Elkns.
Hon. Floyd S. Chapman. former
mayor of Huntington. is among the
prominent guests registered at the
Hotel Windsor.
Prof. r. !. Roudebusch. head OF the
Agricultural department Of West Lib
rrty Normal school and recently ap-
pointed assistant Ohio county agent
of the Panhandle Agricultural club,
was here yesterday comforting with
County Agent Isaac S. Cook.
DR.. F. L. MatsN Of Huntington ar
rived here yesterday on professional
business. He will return home today.
Will McAdam and B. W. Spragg
have returned from a short business
visit in Washington, Pa.
Miss Virginia Arbuthnot is spending
a few days the guest Of local friends
while returning 10 her home in Buck.
harmon from Eaglcmere, where she
attended the Y. W. c. 4. convention.
Thomas Oh. Flynn Of Mount de
Chantal, we'll known newspapermen,
has resigned from the Register repor-
torial force and has accepted a posi-.
tion with the Ohio Valley Builder, pub
lishcd by S. V. DUnccr.
Mrs. Edward Vaas OF Sixteenth
street is at Pittsburgh. where she will
spend several days visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Helen Day of Waynesburg. Pa.
who has been visiting friends in the
city, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller Of
North Main street leave tomorrow for
Il vacation trip TO Columbus and other
points.
Mrs. J. c. Nestor Of Pleasant Valley
leaves tomorrow for visit with rela-
tives in Buffalo, Mont
Miss Rose Sweeney is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. John r. Garden. North
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Cunningham
and children. formerly of this city but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
MOTORCYCLISTS PLAN
TOUR TO HAGERSTOWN
Trip VIII Cover Three-Day Period, In
Guiding Labor Day Roads
Are Good.

Lnndon Bier. president Of The Wheel
ing Motorcycle club. announces that n
tour has been arranged Ia take place
September :. and It'll. which will in-
Guide Labor day. Tho trip is I" ter
inmate in llaEcrtsnwu. Md. and 1t
promises IL he Il pleasant un". as only
six miles at the 235 miles Ia llngcrA-
town is III the least bad condition. and
most of the route is i rCritablr b"ul"-
ward. Many nf The members HAY" nj
ready declared their Willingness I" TAX"
the trip and large party is antlril"'t-
clI when the tourists make their do
parturc. To make the trip more InS"t-
mating two separate" routes have Oc"l
mapped out, one for each way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
PICNICS TOMORROW

Landon Bier. president Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club. being COM
pelled to leave for Cleveland on Sat
urady morning will be unable TO par
ticipate In the basket picnic which
IS to be held Sunday near West Alex
ander. H. X. Brady, vice president
will be in charge Of the festivities
in Mr.. Bier's absence. The club Of
f1cials wish it understood that all mo-
torcycle riders are welcome 10 attend
the picnic. All those who wish TO
participate are TO meet In front of the
club rooms at $40 Sunday morning.
The picnic Is to last all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BELLAIRE GAMES

The e. \. {. If Rcllairc will play III"
Patterson and Elm tiruVc Team this
afternoon on the Elm Grove grounds.
Long and kcan" will command The t.. y.
&. forces, and Leo will hc in reserve in
cas- ore nf them is Shrnrnncd.
On Sunday are G. y. t. will play the
Martins Ferry independent team a.:
League park. 3 =. m. hn Sunday. July
IS The &. y. c. team will play tlarks-
burg, W. Va. un saturday. Aug. H..
lh"y' play WcllshurE. Nh gam" IS
scheduled for July ~. and challenge
Is issued Ia any strong team for that
date. Call 70-J National or write James
Ross. Box IA. Bclairc. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
! About People
! Movements OF individuals to
/ and From tine City.
TRl.STATE ARRIVALS.
'SxxGSSCEn-1S

Rouers--F. X. Paxton, Terra Alta;
". II. Sanger, Davis; W. II. olQe'
bethesda: \. r. Caldwell. Alledonla.
McLure-Bertram Cities, Brlpre;
j. r. Burt, Warrington; a. X. Perry
Morsan,own; ]. r. lngraham, Sisters
Vile; Hannah J. Ineraham. Sisters
Vile: 4. +. Kennny, parkersours; ~
l.. Hall, Manningtun; W. J. HuEuh'
Fairmont: Forest Bush, Akron.
Windsor-M. Stern and wife. Ben
wood: Mrs. 4. +. Wilmoth, ElklnS; e
r.. Torrey. East Liverpool; w. l.. VII
son, Akrunni Lee Van Telburg. Hlcu-
bcnvillc; l|crnice Carroll otcuoeh-
vile.
stamm-M r. Riggs. 81. Marys; j..
NJ. Rogers. WelIsburg; +" /. Moore
West Alexander: T. r. Thurhce. Mo
dlrbaum; Mr.. and Mrs. \. W. Thom'
son. Amos: ". r. F'ahcy. Hunored'
James Amazain. Lafferty.
Mrs. Il. II. Marshall Of WOODLAND
and daughter June will leave the early
part Of the week for Atlantic Clty.
Mrs. Robert Hazlrtt and children
and Mrs. James Cummina left yeSter-
day for Oakland, Md. They were &C
cumpanird by Mrs. {. r. Hubbard VINO
will after n few days join her husband
at the Hampshire club.
Mrs. Carrot Arms and children OF
tn" island will spend the summer at
Oakland. Md.
.Ioe Bycou Of Mozart Hill is spend
ing two weeks vacation at Detroit
and Lansing, Mich.
Miss Alice prirchard of South Eoff
street who has been very III. is slight
~ improved.
&. d. Hawkins, a prominent business
man Of Huntington, is here visiting
friends.
Captain Rrn s. Pope, promlnrn,
steamboat operator in the Parkers'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
PLAYGROUND FIELD DAY.
individual Grounds Will Hold Contest
for Big Meet August 26.

August 18th. at sixteenth street and
at Twcnty-siXth street.
August l4th. at Frrty-siXth street.
on these dates. each individual play
ground will hold its own preliminary
track meet at its own ground.
This will be for the championship or
each ground and from the results the
Director will choose team 70 repre-
scnt his playground In lhs Interplay
groud meet TO be held Thursday, August
l6 at Twenty-sixth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BURNS EXONERATED.

NEW YORK. July 13.--Willlam j..
Burns. the detective. convicted OF a
misdemeanor for having copied Ger
tain letters when trying 10 solve tho
theft Of munilinn contract cahlegrams
from the office Of J. F. Morgan d Com.
pany, was to-day exonerated In the
Appellate division nf the Supreme
Court, which reversed the decision Of
the lower court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

now located in Fairmont, ". Va, are
in the city spending few days vaca-
ton among relatives and friends on
the South SIDE. iMr. Cunningham rep
resents the George S. Feeny company,
candy manufacturers of this city, in
the Fairmont. territory, having his
headquarters in that city.
Miss Bessie Custer little daughter
of Patrolman and Mrs. Albert Custer.
is i'll with typhoid fever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BELLAIRE WILL PLAY
FAST FAIRMONT TEAM

The Burress Colts OF Fairmont. W.
Va, will be the attraction at the Six
teenth street ball park, Bellaire. Sunday
afternoon.
Tho colts arc touted as one OF the
fastest colored aEEregatlons on the road
and a good game is anticipated. Inc
teams will line up, as folloys;
Colts-Edenberg. 3b; Marcus. %:
Rhodes. cf: Lewis. II: Rolls. 1h: Smith,
IF: jackson. So: McClun. p; Forney. C.
Athletics-Ford, 3b; Bennett. IF; Pry-
sock, IS: ]. Mum. II; Crum. CT; Weaver.
Oh: Usher. ID: Higgins. C; Ray. p;
Mooney o: Nelly p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

fast pace. missing several rnmparuuivc-
~ easy puts II was after The lunch-
con intermissiou that Edwards showed
his burst OF speed and on the same
hole. in which he became down in
tie morning with total or IS TO Oul-
NETS IS. he recOuped the loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
MOORE GETS GOOD PLACE.

CLYDE Moore. who resigned from the
pclIca force a couple of days ago. has
secured position US labor foreman at
,ht. Riverside mill. az Benwond. The
salary is said tn IL. considerably better
than that paid the police Officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
AMATEUR NOTES

The Elm Grove Juniors defeated the
Gcnrg" T.. Stifcl nine 1T Elm Grove
park yesterday evening by the lopsidrd
score If l. L. |. Wrisklrchrr. who was
pitching for tho riprayrrS. had every
thing his own way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

koSh via Griffin and Kalamazoo. Yes.
charging. retiring and all that sort OF
thing are second nature 10 me"
Coy and reluctant as is Bingham, he
Is known from Maine TO California as
the best that's made. AS TO his ability
as an entertainer. violinist, pianist
and all around manufacturer Of smiles
and enjoyment, his reputation along
these lines leaves no room for COM
ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

Tho Elm Grove Juniors are 10 play
the Patriotic club. of South Wheeling,
at :3n Sunday afternoon on lhr Ih"H;l
grounds. Tho manager Of the latrlutlc
club Is kindly requested /" cali STONE
l. Thomas &lrr" ~ soon as r"SHiD!e
and ask for Marble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Worthington NJ. Jacobus

Chict Engineer ni the Whccin Ohio Eastern Rallr"ad
Company, and Wheeling \ Eastern Railroad Company,
hrgS that he has completed the preliminary
surveys for the above Railroads and has opened offices IN
the National Bank OF West Virginia Building. Suite No.
5O5 where he will conduct general engineering business
under the name OF Worthington NJ. .acobS Consulting
Engineer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-28
WAR ORIGINATED
TEUTON MEET?
Plans to Open Conflict Agreed On At
Famous P0tsdam Conference
Claim. 90

T.cnfon T41y 2S-An article charac-
rerlzed as difficult il not impossible
to doubt" regarding the origin Of the
war Is published I'M the Times. The
writer recalls a reference 70 the
speech In the reiChstag last week or
Hugo Hsase. leader Of the Socialist
minority. as reported in the Leipztger
Volks Zeituug TO the meeting July 5,
1914 as enc of the things which must
be explained before the origin Of the
war is fully understood.
According to the Times informant
this probably viii become the most
famous date of that fatefuI month. He
saws q meeting was held OF Potsdam,
those attending being the emperor,
DIT Won BeJhmauu-H OIweg. Admiral
Won TirEigz. General Won F'alkenhaEns
Dr. William Won Stumm, under secre-
tary for foreign affairs, Arcbduke
Frederick of Austria. Count Won
Rercht0I5, Austrian foreign minister,
Count Tzsza. premier of Hungary. and
General Hotezeud0rf- They decided all
the principal points Of the Austrian
ultmatuu TO be dispatched to Serbia.
Eighteen DAYS later it was recognized
that Russia probably would refuse to
submit thereto and that war would re
suit bur the meeting definitely de-
clde6 to accept the consequences.
The emperor then went to NORWAY
with the object says the writer. of
throwing dust into the eyes of the
French and Russian governments.
Later when Fl became known that Eng
land would not remain neutral DIT.
won -HoIIweg wished to
withdraw bGt IL was too late Herr
Haase's references, adds the Times in
goruant was we'll understood By the
I'M trs-ftz. srF his hearers for the sub
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-28
The War TOdQag

The Austro- German march
through eastern Gaiicia and to-
ward the Bukowina border is
going on unchecked so fas as lat
est reports indicate. Apparently
the Teut0uic purpose is To give
the retreating Russian forces no
pause until Austrian territory
has heen completely cleared of
them, ii the achievement is pos
sible.
I'm the west, while there is no
corresponding allied advance,
there i at least an absence of
German progress, The crown
prince is the aggressive force at
present, as he has been for some
time past, but his liberal sacrifice
OF his troops is not gaining him
any ground of consequence. Last
night he met with complete
check in a renewal of his oifen-
siTe on the Aisne front. The
French lines were not penetrated
IN the whole field Of the attack
which took in a considerable Sec
Tor Of the Chemin- Des- Danes.
and Paris reports his losses as
extremely heavy.
The British report a heavy IRE
from the German guns on the
front from near the Belgian bor-
der TO the coast