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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
U0a sonora aumenta ID
libras con solo dos
boteilas
Estnba en- cana y en- ana coHd.cion
desesperada cuando enPez6
\ tomsr 81 tonico Taniac
AaORA ES UNA MUJER ENTERA
MENTE DISTINTA

Cnos tras 6e ocro Sc estan suce-
diendo los testimonies acerca DEL to
nice Ta2lac, Ia @2eva medicina que
esta dando tan bveaos resultados en-
toGas parties. Il Sra. Ella L&5o. es-
posa De Martin Labo, q Gien coHoci-
do c~a}derero que trabaja con Il Nag
nora Petroleum Refinery, : que "
- en- Ia Gale Vanhuren No. 7l3 on
Beaumont, Texas. es otra de las m"-
chas personals que han Gado uitim"-
mente testimonies ace~ca dc ea,a
m~arav:llosa medicinal. La ST.. Labo
diio hace unoS cuantos dias:
Cast tcda mi vida ne padscido del
cst6mago ' de-rame< de bills. : pre-
cisamcnte escaba en- cana d"bido a
uno de- estos derrames, cuan5o mi es
Doso me ccajo una ao,e.la lie Tan
lac. Parece que oaro en- mi ma@0i-
ficamerre, pucs baSraron dos botei.2s
para Il aumcatara = hor&s : ne
sintiera Una mujcr comp!et~mctre
Gis,inra en- Jo&os sea,;dos.
"No tcnIa apetito, Y no ne gus-a-
la raas para conner, 2crmaUccjento
4 vecrs DOT cSpacio de dos Seman~s
sin Conner M que m POGO &e ~opa.
0 leonardo aqua caliente.' Y me"u-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
Enyianl0s Gratis gln VaEiOslSimO
Lihr0 de Sc EPaalEiRas.

Envicnos I'd. hoy mismo s sohcitud por IN cjemplar de este
lbro gratis. En- el haliara I'd. los hechos describes en- frases SEN
elias. Is en- rcalidad TN vo!unen de sabiduia. y contienc preci-
sa7aente aqre!a information y consoles que loco hombre y InujeE
debe-a concce7 y seguir - cs dc especal vaior para aqueIios que
intentan coEtrac5 matyir1on;o. 81 d1sea I'd. sabef como puete I'd.
recuperar SUI anterior cstado ic saiud, fuerza y vigor. debe I'd.
pcd;c sin dcnora un cjsrApar dc este Libro Grain y cercoraIse
dc los hechos ace.ca le tales padecimientos. No nos nnande I'd.
dincro alguno; solamentc su norb!e y direction completa clara
-acnte escHta en el Cur6H que para cl IiEro Gratis a inpreso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-02
Ell Console Ntiico de China.

La Comisi1r dc Auxilios 4 los que
han @ufrido por causa de Ia guerra.
Fl D.rrcto De Investigation de Re
! l]acionca In~GuStri&lcs.
In s@ganda rama de sus activiia-
dcs consist, g. las donacioncs hcchas
q otraS aeeuci%s, Una !is,& De las
cualcs figura en- G. informc especial
del Tasoro. que fo-ma partc del in
, forme total. Bajo csta dcnomina-
ci6a estin mcluidos cicrtos rcgaios
para obietos de carload, dcsignadoS
por Mr.. John =. Rockefeller, de 4
cuerdo con los terminus dc su car;a
DC donaci6n del 8 De MIRO de 1914,
Y los cualos fines han sido invariabie
mentc a~probados por los Comisarios
del Comitt Executive por ser confor
mes o los p~ropositos de Ia Funda-
ci6n.
Seria lie intc-.s para ell publico CO
noccr ca dcta,le II mission dc cada
una dc las c~rgarizacioncs subsidiaries
Y agcacias &c Ia Furdacion Eockefc.
| Her. pero csto Sc saldgia De los !imites
de una nota bibliografica como Il que
nos hemos propHcs,o hacer al reciJir
/ el informc DC r~efercncia. Conliene
! este 81 ragin2s en- To-. mayor, mu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06

rnrinln William u Froy. VIII" ~an
,lnngcrnnzlY injured In Tho fall "f Hfu
lnuis' nlplnno Mo I. al tho Woa' Vlr
ylnIu Flying Corps n"h""l nj noonh
Jt,t,nm Friday evening. han hoon con
rrIpus only nj tiInoa nlnrn no wnH
tshcp To tho North Wheeling hOapitRl
Friday night IIc han not y"t roIat"h
tho STORY OF tho cause ~ tn" accident
vhirh came 20 ncarly killing him and
which dashed Cadet G.. D. Lambert TO
instant death.
Captain Frey Is getting along AZ
wcll AS could be expected. considering
his INJURIES" an attendant nj tn"
hospital said last evening. He IS
partially conscious at times.
Questioned as to whether or not
CaD,aIn Frey had been able to relate
N. cnuse OF the accident. the attend
ant stated that he would not talk
,bouI the accident during hla mo-
m.ut, of consciousness. In 1hct he
viii talk but little even 10 his nurse.
ranIhiu Frey Ia The only man who Will
-vrr he able tu tell actually Thdl
,,u,rL The fnll Uf-ihr big tnftlsn dlf'
plan"
r;teIy few hours kilograms go from
iha uClGe al Captain l."ula henhe''.
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FREY STILL UNABLE To TELL
STORY Of THE AERIAL TRAGEDY

ia al Tho Wor1 Virginia Flying n"hn"l
to Tho muihor and ulfo "f fnpinl"
Troy In Now York. hoopinG lhrm
n1vlaotl or tho condition nf ihniI rtru
and husband NollovluK ihui ho prob
ably will rcruver Ihov hnvn moi como
TO Whcrllng In Tact their loved ON"
would not yri bn nhlo 10 rrcoRulIN
fhcm wcrr lhcy admitted to his hnd
sldc.
Fitting honors wcro pnld Cndot G..
II. Lambert Saturday evening when
his body wa4 taken TO the lInlllmnrc &
Ohio passenger station here to bn
shipped home 10 his sorrowlng parents
at Wclch, Mcdowell county. ". Va.
The body came from Wcllsburg over
the Pennsylvania lines. The entire
West Virginia Flying Corps and three
sounds of National GLu rdsmen from
Camp Fort Henry escorted the corpse
OF the young hero To the baltimore
Ohio pAtstnger station and thousands
stood with barred heads uh The body
and escort passed through the streets.
The body was shipped at - IL 0'clock
Sunday morning Ia Wrlrh. accom-
panIcd by Lieutenant !hrh SON II.
i,iulI and all escort from the flying
Goipa.
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N1F IGENCER CORRESPONDENT AT THE FRENCH FRONT
CABLES over THE, LATEST NEWS OF DOINGS OF SAMMY"

was rnrt hrcnminE Tho fnynrltr
hcvrrnEn uf the rnllnird mriI.
Dnlrrrr nay the nuIlIrrn hnvr too
uu,h nIrutlur muuny. DnIr II
few make nlInlmrnIn la fnvnr ur
lhnr, rnnllIrr When the nnsI
I.Ihrtiy Imou In Altered um u,Innnn
mrnI will j." nuh" wIt"'"Iiy r"i
Ll",n '"m huvo I,"Il "r Ihoir iny
u" f"r The i,'I''.hn :" "T h'n'ln
Ii"nh p'""f nl"Il"'r h"v" now
boon u,"I.nr"h Ia "n"l vIIInnn
nu'l ia" r"l'i"'r ~" h"luE hilll"1
nv whnt 1" u" " nf'n"k"' hv "o'"-
i'lnn"r ~" MON NV" P'h'I""
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CANUCkS
Again Distinguish Themselves
IN Notable Advance Into
Stronghold Of Lens.
nHITIRu UEAnQIIARTMntH IN

/ nrITIRII IIEADQIlARTNTtH IN
FRANCE AND HElMIuM. Aug. e.
| (ny Tho Annorinlnd Prrnr. l--'rhn Gnr+
nnnr Mt O'Clock lhin morning
| launched II heavy nilnGh hgnlnhi
Ilnlinhrkn und tho ltrllinh post
Juul north or YprrA Common In nn Mt
tempt to regain Theme Important p".
rIIInmr which ihny Innl In tho opnning
day Of tho baltic Ia Tlnndnrn. The
latent r"lurtn ""nrnrnlnH tho hHhilhE
Indicate iItnI Tho lirlliuh nro h"lhlhY
uul rl,,nrgly nnnInnI tho "nnlunghI.
Thin niInck. with tho nhvnnnn "f
tho tnundlnnr along th"unnnd rnfh
front hnruIn I.nnr. Whlrh l"uh ihom
into tho rnvITnun ~ Tho town. nIn Tho
IuuIaInidlH,g rrniuron nf Tho mont 10
cont nativity along Tho HIlIlnh front.
In tho uporniJ"nn al | I.onr liant night
Tho Cnnnhlnna purh~i1 forward TO
doplh nf about zoo yards Ia n limo bo.
woon tho ! .cuir Hrrnny railway and tho
CiIo du Moulin. directly rnnlh. nn1
nine, hnvo consolidated tbolr porIilonn
among tho hIltllnEn.
Tho dcluHo Of rain which hnn lnrt
EInCe TuOEdny 0VoninE ConEnh during
tlhc niKht md tho demo- low lying
rlnudn which for dnyn hny" hlnnkotch
Tho country hrTnn To lIft liy noon
tho NUM- wnH mining brightly md tn"
r0ndn and mnrnhy h.itlln ground h0-
Enn to dry out rapidly. mnhlng 0bHor-
vniiun worh and tho movement or
trOupn much nnHlcr.
Tho utthGk Ou liOllnbohe md Vicin-
lity wnn prnGrdnd by II tremendous mr.
tillory nro from tho enemy baLtnrian.
1.-THE Gorinmn bcgnn to shell Iiuttlo
Wood and The NnnnI z0na lllhL north OF
IiolIrbnko innl nvnninE and continued
II COHGnrI cd Ilrn Throughout Tho might.
Tho iiIltlhl gum replied vlRnf"usly
nni al linirh ia" duui hnhuIncd tho luI
icnnlly VI dIumnIn. II nlnuh HE
."unlIy fuI miIun about nnh nnni goat
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In September. 1916. WHOM | had
th~Ro Cnnv"rHaIinnH. II app"nr"d
ponnibl~ TINT tho United ',inica
might he nblr to mrdihi" Il, tween
tho warning nations nnI IA con
ntrucl II liberal peace Ny prln,h-
ry purpunr In nc"hing The tpnvoI'
hntiOnn wnh Ia nacrrlhln "hnc'lV
what peace terms the rlht,nin"n OF
Germany hnh Auntrln hungary
would offer. no that on reaching
Warrington Ia October ! might la
form The Depart meat al Stat" In
regard To tho enact attitudes nf
tho governments Of Tho t"nlIhi
powrrn made In'oidn nf ia"
convoTnailonn Immediately. ! d|d
not nliompt l." carry The I"nt'ln
with nae. but nt once mont 'h"HI
ont nf Tho rnnflnon nf Tho Central
pn~oTn by r"ui" which wna moi
un,lrr tho oycr nr CcnHorn nnh
military nuihorliinn
An tho niutcmrailr contained la
Tho Cnurne OF CnnvernntlUnn OF lhla
nature I regarded them nm conn.
dontial and mndo no IN" "f 'h"m
In my nrllcloE for tho Public
LodRor. but moroly communicated
thom to tho atato department.
Now, hpwovor. tho German gov
arnment has again attempted TO
srhds all reaponHiblllty Tor rot
ting flrs to the world by iBs'linK
the official mlsntatom"nt TINT:
"Moroovor, We again dUClnr~ ihnt
tho German government hhHlhinrd
from any Intervention In drhftlnK
the Austrian ultimnium to Serbia
md that tho German government
WAN completely ignorant nf IN"
conlenth Of tho ultlmntum boloro
It's dispatch"
And tho state department.. OF ltn
own Initiative. hus ompl"ynh nniho
or tho Information communicated
by mo an hhaln fnr The nih'" "hi"h'
lnnuud through VnHnnn washing
ton cnTIunpnntionis Ia The ni"I'
HAT uurntauy had Anntil" Hum
suiya note Ia roill" i"hi'""h
h.,un la ndyau," "f lIn o. nn"'l"
ilun la n"ir sod" ih"n" ""i'"
,,,,udouIn hnVn rl""h
,i,o .iaIn d"r", i.nanI 1" 'h" ""'"'''
,.I uu..Iinr En"", h""'"'"s "I
eI.lc t.u u,,"lgn hnfnit" Tl'"""'
,,cn %, at ih",lIy fu III" ni"'"
,n"ui -hl"h. /" lest il" "r'"'
unedo Tho, of"r" Iu vlnr ~ lh"r"
,nInrlnlournlu pnh lu "rd"' lh"'
Tho r-nrl truth pnY L." known.
am now publishing IhrG" p"rt'"nn
~ my lcngihy conversations WIN
Won Iagnw mud Tls1a whlch 70
lntc tn GcrmnnyE prior kn"w'-
edge or Austria Hungary ultlR'
ium To Serbia.
NV cunv"rrntlnn with Count rs
IN took place IN September ]. In
tho palace Of tho Hungarian minis
tor prcnld~nt. which ll"a along Tn"
high blum that dominates tho I'udh
sIde OF tho Danube. Count Tlszh
who ia Il hugo Magyar. with square
head and Jaws and eyes that pirrcc
like lanc~s through steel rlmm"d
spoctaclos. WAS deeply depressed by
Rumania'a declaration Of wnr.
I questioned him at length In re-
gard To tho terms upon which Aus
lrla-HunKary would make peace. In
(Oontinusd on raEo Tsn-)
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICE
HELD BY THE ENGLISH

LONDON. Aug. ito mark nhe -
ginning OF tho fourth year Of tho w0
nm impressive lntercesslona1 servtoo
was held thin morning IN Westminstsf
Abbey. King George attended II -
mn ordinary private worshiper. tn
king wore naval uniform. He wiz
accompanied by numerous mombses
OF his household, Including Prince
John. his youngont son; Prinoess MAlT,
his daughter, and Princess Victoria,
his sister.
Noar by sat Premier Lloyd GSbrG1
Sir John JsllicOs. the flrst sea lord a.
the admiralty. 6nd numerous othe1
prominent men. while IL special block
or seats In Ihc crnIer Whn occupied
by n large party OF wounded nOldisrD.
The sermon was by tho nrGhhlsh0p
nl Canterbury. from 1ho ioIt: Lot
In run win patinn'o tho rnGo that IL
mol hef"rn IN,
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WAR LEGISLATION
PROGRAM CONCESTED
! AGAIN IN SENATE

WASHINGTON AuK. b--F1nnl on
-, ,, Standardization food
"'''''oA'
c"htr"l Dill i" tNo III, mi.
NJ conKTohs thin "o'A ~, ,h..
long contested meahu'o !" w,
way tho senate VIII "os'n u m .,,h
The 12.OO6. .oOo.0o0 WAT tAA "'i'
Tho leaders hoping Tor '1"H''""
cess In Soptomhof
Tho entire wal iohie'a'''" pa
/. asula, GnHsonicd ln tho aoha'". "h"io @
dri,nI. ou Tho conference iopnil "h
,,- f,,.a :.,uitni bin will be Ioa,Innd
..- y,...1. ihe huiaa win
,, .x.,r.
l.. ..nIin"n T." a"S"'"i ~""s' ""'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
ANGLO-FRENCH ARE
VICTORIOUS AGAIN
OVER THE GERMANS
T1UIONS TAXI. TRENCHES
BUT QUICKLY EVICII,D


IOHUOh. Nmu n. d"rman'
,n..ie az .u."L "~'iy t"dsy along 'h'
Yp,a. Gn,nIn. "un.I aud u.In"h O f""'
Inn w Ii"lInh.h", "niy ~ "" thrown
nat lnr"hisi"ly ny - n'l'lsh """"'"'
pilark. say. ~" rrftuiuI s,s'"m"ni fr""
r,iiirh headquarters IN TTan"" lss"sd
Tonight ~ oih"r points nsssul's Wy
Tho Gnrmans faiI"d
Infantry nghilnR. although not
ON nh crIrcInciY hnnvY nrnlo. ho
Rnn again In Flnnhorr ON HundaY
ana In two onEnEnmonir tn" m
glo .Trrnnh irnopr wnro vlctnrlnuH.
Tho wonthnr mutlrrniinR. Crown
Prince i|mpprcGht. nfl"r mn NIL
night hnmbnrdn"nl. mont hin
troops ngnInrt tho IlriiInh ponl-
tIenH nj IIOllNbOkO, on tho YprCH-
Common cnnnl. botw00n Ypr"H nnd
Wnrnntnl. md, charging forward
on both Hldnn OF tho cnnnl, th"
U"TInnnH gained II footing In III"
village or Ii0llnbak1. Tho Succ6nB
WIN only mOmrntnry. however. nh
ihs Ihitlnh threw ont tho TcutOnn
by nn Immediate counter nttnGk
und iOoL ronn Drlponern. Other
U.rmnn utlncLn In this nr1n also
wore cboch,d
Northwnnf or I,i.nchoof1. which
lien Ia tho north OF Ypron. Tho
French arc fnIlnwiHig up IhnIr nun
Con.cn or last week Ia nn attach
apnIuui tho German iImnu ilundny
,hny mndn rurlhnr progronH,
rho pinrorn with which tho Ga
nndinun nTo rlowly forcing iho
,,,, ,,..lth. !, 81, III
,,,. ,,,
thnnhInhn hnVo phhh"d ioIH H"'"
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ARMED POSSES D
IN OKLAHOMA
bAGDAD
Germans and Turks Preparing
Great Effort to Regain the
Mcsopolamian Capital.

GENEVA. Switzerland. Aug. b
Tho GrrnhnH and Turka NJ"
prcpurlng to make II great rH"rl
To rognln IinRdnd. nCcnrl7lg T." lh"
hrcniU ui Rome
General Won ifAlkrnhhyn. wiin
commanded the Anrirn '!rt tr'hh
nIInlrn la It,Irunuin lnrI year. hhr
arrived nj tnnnlnnllnnpl" Ia lnh"
command uf Tho fnIr"n now being
nnrrmhlrtl ruur Turhinh diVl
nluun fiuu nuhiuh Ia antl Tuthlnh
tTnupr from ThIhrn arc being
concentrated at The rtnh lnh 'npi
tai AunlIln In rurpiYinE lh''
hruyy artillery nnl tlrtinnnY In
flinlnlIlng Tho "ffi"~in
The nncmrlvr. the rnp"r nHyn.
will inkr pInco In lhn middl" al
iiopi onuhor.
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ONE KILLED IN BATTLE
NEAR HOLDENVlLLE
Two Strong Bands Of Draft
Rcsistcrs Now Remain
To Be Dealt With.
HOLDENVIILE, Okla, Aug. 3,

HOLDENVILLE, Okla, Aug. 3
Fighting between organized ro
aiRtcrD of tho adjective DRIFT INT
p0unemon nonr horo to night ronull
ed in the killing Of Ed Bullock, III
oh jocL0r TO military norvico. mt
tho w0unding OF two ponHemon
Jnok Pnlgo nnd Horny Johnnon
Puigo wan Gnrriod off by tho gnng
n largo ponHo hln gono to hi
roHGuo
The nrhl. nGG"rhlnE To mnaEro
IcpuItn received fInm calvin. "r
cu,ind Ihrru miIor nuiIh or that
rlnrr al The tIunr li"ndu rrlin"l
hnnn" bout hTIY "hlr"l"rn.
ulIrpnl mrnbriu nr llr 'WnIk
lmr tlnrr IIni"u. hnvn boon con
pIuHnIlnr la The wun1n nnnI ih"tn
TuI The lnrI wcrh. p"rnr mninh"rn
dorInrod. md II wnu with m"m
born ur Ihlr UrRnnItnllnn that lh"
posse Fought.
Two .momhcrn nr tho ronirlorn
wrIn unid nlno To hnv" h""n
wounded but Il lrnh nat boon do
IcrmIncd wholhor ihny w"rn cup
turcd
II wna moi known which aid"
upCnrd nrc nrut Tho country
where the nghl touh place i'
cnpcrInllv wild. being located In II
bend Of tn" South Canadian rlvor.
prrvIuuN To the clnnh min" OBJ
lcct0rH wrr" captured In ih" hlllh
nnrr they hud been nurrnIIHd"d
In II deserted cabin.
OKLAHOMA cry, OkIu. Aug. o.
ArInrd pnrnrH n"rkinE to uurll organ
iycd resistance ia lho federal drnl
law IN rrnIrnl OkInhnmn nrrrnI"t
thirty more men ludny. mnhinE II lnih
If l9a lnhrn into "unlndy MrmlI"rI
or the working clam union. the
''I,Alrn family nuh nIHIilni EI"iIin al
nhIr,Iuin Ia military n"Ivl'" f"li"h IL
NAH, suud IhniI intnnt"d i"ndlIi"hn Il
.n. uI.tn nuiI,.iliirn i"nIthi ~"''
h..I.Iul that iin. ,ll"tui uiit"n.." ~"n al
.n ..i,h ~iIi ih, "~'"rihn 81 '''nnhlnr
an Ih.. i.".i".n &" t.,"g"ui "n''ih"' "t'
t,,"nh
IIutnntu 81 f,,,l"i"I ln,l',i r"nilnn ~ll1
inlur im b." rI'h,"i I"rurl"il"" inl
,I. IiuIlrI FIri"r r""",nru"ul wIt
Iuhr " h"uh 'hr""Th W" dl"l'l"' ~
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CLAY. Ky. Aug 5.--Thn death Lat
from the explosion h"r" yesterday IN
the go,Ith entry nf No. mine OF the
West Kentucky Conl company had TO-
LIght mounted to thiriy-Ono. according
io information supplies by Charles >.
Iirhardsnn. vicr-prcaIdcnt and general
manager.
Twrnty-fnur bodies were removed
from the mine yesterday. according TO
Mfr. Richardson. and In addition one
other body was removed tOdny. SIX
of the twenty-five injured men rrc"V-
cred yesterday had died. he SAID.
bringing The death list Ia iil rrrHeh'
total a majority nt lhns" Killed VI
Ihr rxulusiun WEIR nrErncS.
Dunurr done tu The Ian house yes
lrr,1ny by nrn which I"Il"~"h h7
uapluplUn forced Tho shutting down ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
ny nhYWOOD nROUa.
Accredited Ia Tho Forahlhh ARMY 1"
Fr.no. Iur The No" I"ih TIih"h.
.nd WhssIlHs InL~lli6 Sh"eI.
U"py.ioh 1917. ny The T'ih""~ As""'

t'pITUDI. m A M riitu'hlh. A M Hlit
itAH nlRTHllIrt'iniIhhT F'IIl' W.
Ans r Tho eInInt h,nIul iRnml"h
tu,noh yontothnY fIun dililn Y"
iodnron nnh ioIt"'H Hn"'E"''"
Young unlrora EaIhoiod thoit mo"
In ntl,ntl1 pud Ch""Tch fh"h NJ 70"
rIyJnp demonstrations of Hr"l "'h
and nv rcn,llnR III" army T"EuIn
lions with particular r"t"r"nco !"
tho doalh p"nnliy.
Icttrrr havc CRuHch no "Ith NJ
trouble for the officers. F'nEllah
In only ono of many lnnRunR"s
used by the sulhlNra. A letter IN
German wax turned back to IN"
sender with tho information TINT
the Frcnrh government permitted
only French and English. IN"
writer explained In reutonic tones
that ne knew no French and could
write English only with difficulty.
When Informed that one nf his
comrades would write the letter
for him II told what In SAY. he
explained that the note was M
tended for his father IN Cincln'
mali. whu spoke no English
One American found his cousin
among The pTIrulriH Many ii"r
man pIirnnrIr plan l." live In
America niici lli" "nI ''hlrnE"
lh Tho place m"sl TaV"Iod,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
KERENSkY HAILED
AS THE ONE MAN
TO SAVE RUSSIA


Tho IlunnInn political nliuniIDH
han hn"nun "nInni I,nmInr Har
,nnnhv hrn Withdrawn hln Tnslua
nniInn. nud thorn hIn cont inMnd
InlIuntl"nn ~ Ih" nttnnI lh"ninE ~
ia" uornln ~ Ihn lIurHlnn ntnI|nn
~ H." nnuihw woniorn front WIN
nII pnlliI"nI partition b"hInd Pro.
mlrr NoTonrhy IN hlU ofUIt lD 40
IIdlfY tho pfnvlHInunI R0vornDoni.
u will ho pnnnibIo for him to carry
0ui nirnngor monHuroR Tor tho Gsfn-
" oT tho TnvnIutinn. Tho INV
honh Ur tho nrmIcr. Gounrnl KOr
nIlofr. nIrn will ho nbIn To uno mora.
nirIngrnL mrnnH In kropiHE Tho
IluHuInn HOlJicrr io tboir duty.
IN nn "TcnaIvc operation n"ar
IlnIan. onHi Of CIrrnOwltL. the
Itnnriann hnvn lnkcn moro than
COO prironorn and captured thrW~
nnchInn gum. Hero Tho Op0rR-
tiOnH nrp virtually on ItIrriAn sDtl.
M In The nHhiinK Junt to tho north
around Chntin. whnrC tho T0tr0At
wnn halted meHHmTenbly. In l)u-
k0winn, bntwrnn tho PrIth nnd tho
ByHiritzH. however. Tho Ruhninns
ntllI nro nnoint brf0r, the AnaLro-
Ucrmann, who hnye taken several
more towns.
The repulnn 0f nir0nE Toi.t0Dlo
attach rnnt Hf H0vnl. and inr car
ryinH out Of nnvnTnl raids on tho
0,rmnn linon bow1rn ROVnl and
chotin INDICATE TINT tho ItmAHinn
limo In In brttrr nlInpo iO mako =
ninn1 than That IN IiuhBWln Tho
nrnnult II The KnypI rng'oh was
mrndn by ncvrn rnihpnnInn Of In
Tuniry, huh Tho ltunnlhnr drove
Tho nIthrknTn bark lO ihnir
irrniHrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
rUnn INSTRUMENTATION

rIIICh,!u. huR I-'rh" ~ On" 90"
hoIrE rnIr"h hv III" Emlgh'T ~ f"luW
huu for Tho r"Ii"f nuh r""r"Hllun rf To
man CnIhnlIr roldi"rr mud nll"tr has
boon gHrnIly "v"rHuhH"r&hrh. "rc"rhinR
10 Jarlrn A. Flnh"rty. Turr"ni" knight.
and tn" R,Iprnrn" council will ""nRld"r
IucrcpainR tho amount I" {h.n 0n.onO
when thry mrnt In annual convention
hero Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
OFATH LIST MOUNTS To 81 IN
MINE DISASTER; BODIES F0UN0Y

tho vcntIlntlng machinery today for(
repairs md halted the work OF clean.
ing The mine. Tho repairs wore COM
plctcd cnrly tonight and tho search oil
the working resumed.
From fifteen TO twenty mon are still,
In the workings. Mr.. Richardson said
tonight. Little hope in entertained
that any OF them will bo found alive.
He does not believe II will be pos(
sIbls To get to them before tomorrow
although every effort IL being made In
that direGIion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN THE
Staff DFPARTME NT'S ARCHIVES
C|TEDBY THEIR AUTHOR, BULL|TT
Count T.za Admitted Germany. knowledge OF the Break
With Serbia in Interview Given II Representative
Of tho Philadelphia Public Ledger
nv WILLIAM q nUt | IfI.
ne,tin Cn,tnsrnnIan, ~ III. r"hl" "dU"',
(Copyriuht. iDy. by r"hlir "du"' G".I

WAaIrINt!TON g. hmg b-ln pi" Of n "rhr'nI ''"rm""
,ninln thn Germany ha, nnd in tn" preparation "l Hn' ~
nrv uiimnlum ecrn which prcrWhc tho world thor"
my ponsnaon absolute proof thai Germany knew "nry whn|
This IN"
tho prcrl"nt OF linnEn
md dictator o the un mnnnrrhy md from TN" lH
Jngnw who until las, Novombcr Germany secretary q"
State for foreign affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06

PrrHOHHhD Avg. t.~srrnnirr Ks.'
rrnrky han returned Ia PniTOgrnd and
Withdrawn hIn rrnIEnn,iun. Itn Az
tended n ininlHinrinl m""tIug on HAt-
urdny rvcnInE md nfirrwnr1H con-
forrod with various political I"ndrrS.
M. KcrcnEky has Irnuod mnrifestn
| In which ho tlhclhfcH That hn cOnHldora
IIt ImpOnSibl" whom tho country II
thrcnicnch with dcfcni Without and
dIRInt tograiIon within 10 rcfuso tho
hcnvy task nSRin on:ruHtcd To him.
which ho regards M M EprcHn order
from tho'country to cOnrtrnct strong
government TO carry
out the princIplcn nlrrndy laid down.
"At the nnmr time" nnyn he mani
fcHtO. 81 cOnSidnr II hevllnhl" TO In
trOduce chnnKca IN The order and dis
tribuli0n OF government work Without
allowing myself to bo influenced ~
tho thought That these GhhnKeH will
Increase my responsibility Ia Tho sQ''
proinu diroGii0n OF The Annirn 0f niAtn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
Argentina and Germany
Nearing Breaking Point

Argentina In mkInR HirohR"r
attitude in hcr negotiations with
Gnrmnny nvcr Hubmnrlnc "u'raE"N,
Shc hns broken on d!HcuhniunH
with tho German mIniHIor ~
Uurnna Aires concerning the ainh-
Ing Of Tho Argentine steamer Toro
and ncni II fnni note to Berlin.
The Argentine government "nhh
for IL conclusive reply to iIh de
mhndA within II rrHn0nnblr Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
TnD WHArMER

West VirGiniA-0snsrAlly fAir uoA.
day ANA TusSdAy. Western bshAsyt-
s.uI.. Ohi0-f.r AoHhay. cooler along
Lak. hri.i Tussdsy fAif. soIAs~AAS
soulsr G.Gtral aAd s0uth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-06
Germany Allotted Austria in Starting the Wal
Here's Your ''Bonc Dry" West Virginia

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