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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-08-31
lille.

Mrs Margaret lille, widow of the
late Leonard Zile, died last Saturday
at her home near FriZellburg, aged
- years, 8 months and % days, from
general debility, after an illness of
four days She was a member of the
Methodist Protestant Church Union
town. The following children survive:
Mrs. Snader Devilbiss, Uniontown;
Mrs Annie Haines, Baltimore; Mrs.
Grace Bish, this city; Mrs. Edward
Yingling, of Pleasant Valley; Charles
lille, j. R. lille, W. Va, Thomas lille
and Miss Bessie lille at home; also
one sister, Mrs. James Lambert, New
Windsor and three brothers, Alfred
Stevenson, near this city; Jesse Stew
enson, New Windsor and Joseph
Stevenson, Ohio.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home by Rev. ]. J. Lewis,
Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. Inter
ment was made in the Westminster
Cemetery. The pallbearers were her
grandchildren, Paul Devilbiss, Leon
ard Yingling, Thomas Devilbiss,
Stevenson Yinglin, Walter Devilbiss
and Lloyd Devilbiss. Harvey Bank
ard & Son funeral director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
OHIO VOTERS
ALL KEYED Up
FOR THE FRAY
Both Sides IN the Prohibition
and Suffrage Contests
Are Confident

COLI MEtS. -. N"v. stat" Wild"
prohibition ami presidential wuran SUI
fraSr ara questions Ia h. decided ny ohio
voters Mt tutuurr"%S election. Passage
nr failur" of either iSSIl" carries CON
Sid"rthl" import. both Ia This stat" AMI
all ever the country, and results Will h"
watched with NOR" than usual interest.
Tonight marked the clos" Of on" Of
III" hNrHrS; fought campaigns IN" stat"
has eyer witnessed. and predictions were
numerous that neither w"iS NOR drT9
would carry tho election lay a big na-
jorily. TN tn" either hand. both Ut" Wet
ana dry campaign managers rr"drt"d
victory 10y bag votes. FIFTY thousand
votes was tho maj"rity claimed hy Irys.
while vets stated thar prohibit" ion would
he defeated 10y approximately "Oy.nNN
votes
Suffrtcists expressed belief thai their
cause would carry. Auti-sHfrraCiStS prs
dictcd tina; the isSu" w"lld h" defeated
Gy from l@3."00 ia lia."J"
StatI- wide prohibition will Il" rr"-
Srnt,.d Ia voters tutn"frnw aS a cultSt-
,utinnal amendment, initiated by dryS
Suffrage will ln. in m" form Of i refer
cudumi on the Reynolds Law granting
OHIO women right Il" v"t" !"r pr"sid"nt,
PASSED by ;hr last stat" legislature. Both
issues hay" been twic" defeated by Oh.@
voters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
Uncle Sam Supreme.

WASiilSrirDN. Nov. ..---'r" further
assure continuous AND Increased pr"duC-
ton ur coal during tho wnr. Emri Nd
ministratn'r Garfield today 'lirc"tcd that
no independent act ni! he taken by cith""
operators ur miner: - i"r," any settle
ru..ii If a dispute without submitting
TIN m,nlt"r IN controversy ln ,hc fuel
administrator.
This apnlr's.'' said Irr. Hiarfields
statement TO all districts. whether
jr;nI r"lalIur" hny" hr"n established or
, not. Wh"r" Joint relations hHv" been
established. III" regular machinery pre-
Srrih;I n Ia" contract for ADJUSTMENT
" disputes. shall first bc used and
r"ut"dI"S exhausted. Work y, the mines
shall contiuri" without interruption
pending the final s"lilomcni nf tho uucs-
tiuri ~ m" ln.;unrr inlirai"d
nr. Garfield to-day invited joint cont
mlri"'rS "f tn" operators ami miners iiI.
tn, MirhI gan district Ia come I" Wash
inri"II :" Cnnlinur negotiations ON" re
adjustment al wax" adi an""S and th'
. w"ri;iuE out NJ a 1,cnalt! claus" SAIL
fHrinry to thr full dElniStr: don IN
which 4 d-adlnck has h""n reached nj Y
joint conference" At "a GinaW. Mich! gan.
sulh sides were informed that tho fuel
administration expects the mines TO be
, rI"rat"d pending = settlement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06

NEW YORK. Nnv. i.--''u" "f tho
Interest political campaigns in tins
city. history cara" I" 81 clos" Tonight
with III" eyes Of tn" nation l'"kInE to-
ward N"w York h"rauS" Nv" ~ tn" i"ur
rauii,l:,i"$ for mayor haT" Injected war
issues which make the "utr"m" If "a
,nnrrnw's election transcend in interest
/ tn. usual local controversies.
Mayor John rurrny Mtrh"l. fusion
canL,i,lat" for rc-"i"cti'M has :" 4 !ArS"
extent Suhnrdinai"d his fight against
TannHnr Hall ny asserting rr"-''"TInH''
Influences were working !" control th''
election and declaring himself IN r"r'-
! pl"tn sympathy with President Wilson $
| policies.
Morris Illlru!t. Socialist, has cam
| palvu.d openly ~, u y-.a," Idv"r:,t". lie
! announced hja refusal to purrhaS" Lib
rrty loan bonds auil said frankly that
/ his election must u" construed ~ 3
| nandai" Ia. the federal government TO
begin n"E";iHtinns :" ,"runa;" tn" VA d.
| John +. Hylan. Democrats" candidate.
! whI has jhr support ui 'TaHmhnH Hail.
! apd tn" newspapers 81 William Kan
! dvlih Hearst. has disrrgard"d war IS
! sues as campaign material except iha'
! h." has rrS"nt"d' inspirations against hiH
! LOYALTY, and has haS"d his fight on =; %
| ircks on tn" finances. real "Siat" deals.
J Gary SchnulS and ulh"r plin:"S :LSS""!ai =
! I'd with The Mitchell admin i$trail"n. "t
! the last four years.
William NJ. Rcnn"t. who vol The L..
/ ruhl,tan nomination At tn" primaries
! after 4 recount rry' rS'i tn" apparent
choir, at Mitch"l. ais" mas dwcir lightly
/ on war affairs inI has r"ntcrrd his cam.
! ln,Gu on Tarnnnny and tn" Mitchell -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.--M"n recon-
u,endcd for commissions ut the close OF
thc second series of officers trimming
CAMPS will be called into active service
nrlv rs there. is actual need Tor them.
Explaining the war departments policy
today. Secretary i:akrr SAID IL had al
vavs been the purpos" To huild up q re-
serve Of officers by means of tho camps.
and whilc some of the second camp men
will br needed 1T once. the Indications
mr., that a majority Of them Will hc held
on the innctivr list until The next incrc-
,ncnt Of the national army is orEanI%cd
Mr. Baker said lac did not know when
that would be. The understanding has
H. ru that the next call Will come soon
rft,r the first Of tho year.
The requirements Of tho second $780,
nn0 will take up all the graduates OF the
second series of camps, Officials believe
and also part Of those from the third
So rics. to De supplied mainly from tue
ranks Tho remainder of tn" third
Camp men will then constitute the mnin
body Of the officers reserve corps. |"
b. called out for duty as needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
GIRLS! TRY IT!
HAVE THICK, WAW,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
EVERY PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
DRAW A MOIST CLOTH THROUGH
! HAIR AND DOUBLE ITS
! BEAUTY AT ONCE.

Your hair becomes light, wary.
fluffy. abundant and appears as soft.
luStrouS and beautiful as Il young
girls after "pander,n" hair
cleanse" Just try this moisten Il
cloth with a little Dandcrine and
carefully draw il through your hair.
taking one small strand at time.
This will cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt
and excessive oil. and in just Il few
rlnmentS You have doubled the beauty
of your hair.
Besides bcautifying The hair at
once. Danderine di$solveS every par
tirIe Of dandrufl: cleanseS. puriticS
and invigoratcs the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most Will
BE- after few weeks use, when you
will actually see new hair--tirr and
downy at frst--yes-but really new
hair growing all over The scalp. II
YOU care for pretty. soft hair and lots
Of il. surely invest 4 few cents in Il
hottie Of Knowlton'S I1andcrine at an!
drug store or toilet counter, and just
try il.
Save your hair! Beautify it! You
will say this was the best money you
ever spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
Situation GravN

ITALIAN II T.: 4 DO t 4 /: T + II s y
NORTHERN ITAi.ff Sunday, NoN. -
(I;y The Associated Press. )-rhc stu
alton is still grave. Attention Is nuw
conferred on the strength OF III" drfcnS"S
west of the TaGliam"ntn river and "h
the ability to effect tho vast r"nrElniz;.-
ton and oppose ;hc Who'll" force OF thu
concentration Of Italian troops md allied
endorsements against the l:"mcndou!
pressure the enemy is cX"rtic.
All tho Allies should realize that one
of the Suprcm" trials OF the war has
reached tho final stage.
The chief pressure OF tho enemy adj
vance is now being cXcrt"d against the
newly constituted left wing of the lial-
ian army in an attempt tn throw the
bulk of the hostile forces across the
la gliantcnto river and then resort to
tho rncmy's favori.c device of a turn
ing movement The TaEliamcnto is tn"
boundary between the eastern and tho
western FriulI region and having over
run the eastern region Ii is tn" owl
dent purpose Of tho on"uy general. stair
to profit BY speed III throwing it's
masses into the western r,'"i"n before
the Italians arc ahi" /" carry cut their
reformation process.
Tim" is the big factor for Italy i'll
rcconStructiuE her lines. and speed is
the chief factor for tn" enemy. although
the Marnr furnished Tn" warning nf III"
danger in pushing an army ahead too
fast
The Tagliamcnto # something more"
than a military obstruction. as it *
also relied upon to xiv" tmr for rr-"r-
ganization. This involves moi only
fighting and FEEDING and it is colossal.
task to rc-rstahllsh IN" ,i"ranE"d sub
slstcncc Of Il vast army. :" that RI
tIons may hr supplied with thai uu-
failing regularity which keeps up The
morale Of the troops.
Th" natural d"f"nS"s west "r the
river are also strong. as til" region IL
known as the Holland IF iItlI. i"IDS :"
network Of canals and rivers. most 81
them running straight a''r"*s tn" lin
of tho advancing enemy wave.
The French troops rcr"iv"d an "nrhiS-
iaStic welcome. aud III" pr"s"Ii"" ut
the French and 'h' ,Enr'ish supplies
inspiration throughout II" italian ranks.
The American action ais" was note
with the deepest satisfaction.
II Is felt that tho allies arc nov
Keeping alive to III" italian front and
that the legend that Their. IL only "n"
front. on thu Flanders lin. - ended
'rh, cn-oprrntinn nr llr allies is h"iu:;
watched and accompanied by Il rItr!"iI"
declaration for III" d"f"rSt. II In" rn,In.
Try. The workman "t tn Gr';u -tISald'
gun AMI ammunition works united in ="
,'lr grain t. M" I."V"rrin"'it asking pr
mission tn leave their work ana TAX"
arms in tn" field.
,,fsi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
WANT TO EAT PIE
AND ALL THE GOOD
THINGS BESIDES?
Then Take Nerv Worth, Says
Thankful Marietta Travelling
Man, and the Table Pleas
ures Will Be Yours.

The giYcr OF thu following remark
able signed statement is highly "S.
termed resident Of Marietta. O.. who
for Is years has covered Ohio and
West Virginia for Cleveland house.
He began testing Nerv-Worth while
in Bluefeld. W. Va. Il short time ago.
Here's what hr says Of results:
Statesmen on the road, having no
regular ealing places. have their trou.
bles with indigestion. headache and
nervousness. have been trying out
the famous NervWOrth, manufacture
ed al GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Seeing the
testimonials of reliable people Merry
Worth has so wonderfully helped,
have been trying it out for two weeks
for indigestion and headache. | must
say am a friend Of Nrrv-Worth. II
YOU want 10 eat pie and all the good
things 90 to Goodykonntz's Drug
Store Uhr Blurfi"ld agency and pur'
chase bottle of Nerv-Worth for one
dollar, and the pleasure Of eating good
things IS yours.
!. NJ. HAMILTON,
Marietta. 0.
our NpIldE pdth at l'h''i - Va 10
stores. Wheeling il Nerv.Worth does
MOI benefit YOt.
Wentworth is sold at Warwood ny
". F. Mcnamara; Fulton, Fulton
Pharmacy: Mngo Junction. Moore
Bros: Martins Ferry, Ralston & Par
ker: ST.. Clairsrillr. Patterson 4
Sons; Rarnesville. Hilles Bros: Cam
eron, Cameron Drug Co.: Sist"rsvitle'
e. p. Disque: New MartnsviIl". Horn
brooks drug store: MnundSrille, j. H.
Rcam Drug CO.; Bridgeport SelbE
Reed: H"llairr, pankworth BROS:
Padcn City. Morgan Bros. West Alex
amber, T.. X. MCCnnn: EdSwood. EdE-
wood Pharmacy: Elm Grove. Rlums
Pharmacy: Bcnwood. Hrnwood Drug
Co.: McMrch"n. Carroll'S pharmacy.
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SELECT CANDIDATES
fcontinped Prom FIRST PaGe)

vice in the army at once is LESS. More
may b. chosen for immediate assign
rn"nt rs new orders are coming TO Lieu
tenant Colonel Read hourly.
For Practically AL
Candidates who ilrc recommended Tor
commissions in the officers reserve will
be placed on a list from which vacancies
will be flled This fact makes It aPpar-
ont that practically all candidates who
have not been disqualified already viii
receive commissions with the exception
Of A few cases where an unusual number
Of dement's are found on grade cards
Of instructor Officer.
The grade cards made by instructors
continuing n mark for each unusual per
fnrr,anre for any candidate which has
come the notice of any Instructor since
the beginning of tn" camp. VIII form the
basis ON which nominations VIII b"
made by Lieutesa Colonel Read and
the members Of his board of selection.
The camp commander was instructed by
th" war department to head the board
Of selection himself. and to make the
senior instructor q member. nther OIL
GERS on the board were selected by Lieu
tenant Colonel Read.
Early Closing Expected
Officers Of the training camp arc on
one mind regarding the likelih hood OF IN
early closing for tho camp. II was
thought unlikely that 50 many commits
sions would be decided on with three
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show that fourteen prisoners. four ma
chine. guns and two trench mortars Nrr
captured by u.s." says today's otnclas
rrIort from the France-Belgfum front.
In addition L large number OF the
-rSmy estimated at nearly 100 were KILL
ed and all dusrats in the raided area
were destroyed or left in flames. Our
casualties were very light.
Yesterday evening Il party OF Sher'
wood tnr"Stcrs raiIed the enemy
trenches nurthrasG 1T l>oca. capturing
a few rrlsonrrs and Killing Il number or
Germans. our casualties were again
light.
Hostile r,rconn"ircrlnE parties wcrc
dispcrscd by our IIr, last night In the
u,irhborhood Of .tI"ll"h"Er and Prytel.
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DOUBLE ATTACK
CONTINUED from Page onc.>

during the retroEradc movement hi
would only elect 10 stand along the Tag
liamento and rctard tn" cncmcy until
better arrangements. including rein
forctments in men and guns. could Dc
provided further back. westward.
Both the Rome and Berlin WAR Offices
are silent as 10 The movement begun b.
tho enemy in the Trcntino rcSicn las:
Saturday. which II VAS believed At th'
time indicated that IN. Germans anc
AuStru-HunSarianS would attempt u
push southwark along tho western banks
of LAX. [;arda through frr~cLa and out
upon tho plains between MILAN and Yer
una. In tho irSt attempt Ia break tac
Italian front in this region. the TcutouI,
allies met with r"pulse anu even lo"l
men made prisoners.
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vccks Of work and study ahead. TINS
training camp has accomplished rast
amount Of work. the commander ana MS
instructor officers having had the hcn"-
ii, of cXpericncc gained at the FIRST
r,,np Willis thr schelulc provides
large amount Of work that has hecn ac~
rnmplishcd the candidates nave pro
crossed further in military study IMAM
did the mon of the. first camp.
7, had been intended To send several
companies to the trenches tins week II
the weather permitted. This plan IKE
" will he abandoned despite tho fact
that the weather Is ideal. 1t Is inc
i.sir, Of Lieutenant Colonel Read IL
k.cp Zach candidate within close touch
Of Headquarters as IN order may arrive
M any tim. affecting candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
BELGIANS FINED.

LONDON. Nov. "a dispatch 10 tn
Exchanges Telegraph from Amsterdam
HaIs that. according Ia frontier cores
pundcn;. the German authorities IN BEL
GUM have, imposed Il nEc ~ ten million
francs nn the province %: East f1ah-
drrs because i; Jailed to place forty
Thousand !uhor"ts at the disposal Of the
Germans ny November l.
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In Virginia.

EIGHMuNI' Va. Soy. 5.---li"puhliran
npi"Sitiun {" all I'.mucruiic nominees
lur Stai,' ulirr$ ~ "XI"'rl"d la cause a
heavy vui" Tomorrow throughout Nir
crnlH. Th" l.rruhiirInS are running on y
"Gry" IhitG"rn Hnh arc attacking the
Democratic. nom i;Ic.. for governor Wr&;
r,urrlnnI \nNIE. ua th'' rnnrI.' that h'' -;
:, "wri" man. Both IN" president and
superintendent Of III" Anti Saloon lrnGu"
Of Virginia. however. hav. announced
publicly their Intention ~ Voting for the
IN"IOurr;llIr nominee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
SECTOR OF WEST front
Continued Prom Frst Page.)

ran. British hattalI"u$ attacked south
Of Stnynknvu. Their assault collapsed,
with h"nyy losses and without results.
b, fore the Hu' rlan .pnSIIiunS."
There were II" important Developments
on tho KusSu-Galician front yesterday.
army headquarters reports.
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At pittsburgh,

rlTTSEI- l;rilI. Nov. a---Indrrarion"
uu IN" ~" "f riit&hurEh's quadricnnnl
fuarurAlry clrrli"n f"rrShHdow"d Il close
runtr.;t h.tw'ru tn. two candidates on
tn. nu,l-parI lS;tu ballot. William A. Ma
go. former mayor. and T.. V. RahC"ck.
"IIilirnHir" business man. F0th rHnhi-
hates ar" f;"pul,iirunS In addition 10
::rator. Pittsburgh Will eject city
council. also on Il non partisan ballot.
Allegheny county will elect Il district
attorney. sheriff.. rurnn"r and fiv" COM
mon pleas Judges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
FURNACE BEING refined AFTER
ESTABLISHING WORLDS RECORD
LINING AT TOP MILL IN CONTINU-
Gus USE NEARLY FOURTEEN
YEARS
Is Now Being Overhanled Generally
While Extensive Repairs Arc Made
to the Machinery

After having established what Is
SAID to h" n worlds record for con-
rinucniS S"rvir". IN" blast furnace
Z, tn" Top Mill "f the wheeling
steel & Iron company Is now being
refined.
Work Of BLASTING 1t out prcpara-
tory Ia r.liuIuG 1t was started sat
urdar. While il is hcinE refined.
the furnace Will bc "vcrhaulcd gen
orally. and til" engines Will h" re-
paired and on" of them rebuilt. II
will hc III least ninety days before
the furna~" iS again in operation. 1t
is estimated.
An official If Tn" Wheeling steel
& lr,n company said last night that
tho furnace has been in continuous
us" with hut "n" Inning for thirteen
years ami nearly eight months. lie
said that 50 far as is known here,
tins l., Il wurld'S record. as tho aver
az" life "f Il furnar" lining is lr'
tween two. and three years.
Good car" was taken VI the FUR
mace. 1t WAS said. hut il is believed
. that tn" secret ut its long HE "f
Usefulness is due tr the fact that
il was "wcll broken in n the start.
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At Chicago.

.TIrA'ir. Nov. :,.-~Th" ludirial "IsC-
zion h.r' tomorrow * expected 1" reflect
:" au ">irni r'''.!in: far AMI against
IA" war. The S""iaii~t> nominated 4
full ticket and democrats ami Republic
cans alik" iANr sought |" sill voters out
~ their customary apathy in such "!cC-
lions in ORDER 10 show tn" S'"'iHlIstS
Just where tn" bulk Of tho citizenship
stands I'll ih' subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
FIRE IN BELLAIAE.

Tho Bcllairc fire department was
called ont last night TO 4 slight IRE
III a coal shed At the rear Of the j. J.
Gallagher residence on Monroe street.
but they had littIr difficulty in cNtin-
gushing tn, hlazc, which did little
damage.
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AMSTERDAM. Nov. ',.-Thn following
bulgarian official statement dated sup
day has been rrrrivci here:
West rf Lake OchrIda and trrna
Rcnd there has been vigorous h:trrag-
irc.
last Of Na-dar the enemy after Il
prolonged drunIiire attacked but was re.
pulsed with heavy losses
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PRIVATE DANIEL r. GALLAGHER
father. Neil gallagher Rlocton. Ala.
PRIVATE. JOHN J.. LESTER: fathc!
William Lester. Tutwilcr. Miss.
PRIVATE HAIRY LANGlAM; emer
rcncy address. Ada K. l.angham, 10
nnkwoud boulevard. Chicago.
PRIVATE DEWEY n. KERN: mother
Mrs. Eva riItnn. Collins. Ia.
PRIVATE --- RECKON. cannot b
identified.
The German raid on the American
trench was carried out against mem
bers of the second contingent enter
ing the trenches for training. These
men had only been in a few days.
Before dawn Saturday the Germans
began Smelling vigorously the barb
ed wire front of these trenches
dropping many high explosives OF
large calibre. a heavy artillery
IRE was then directed SO as to cover
all the adjacent territory, including
the passage leading zip to the
trenches, thereby forming most
effective barrago In the rear as well
MS In tho front.
The young lieutenant In charge OF
the detachment OF Americans started
Dack TO the bASAS-Aoo
10 his Immediate superior for or
ders. The barrage knocked him
down, but lie picked himself up and
startod OF again. He was Knocked
down a second time, but determined
to reach his objective. got up again.
A third ti1:.e lie was Knocked down
and badly shell-shocked, and was
put out Of action.
Soon after that Germans to tha
number. according to the report, OF
2lo, rushed through the breaches
and wire entauglenicnts on each side
Of the sn!ic=t, their general objec-
tive barrngc In the forchcld having
lifted for moment. The Germans
went Into the trenches at several
>poiuts. They met with 3tont resis-
tance. Pistols, grcnades, knives
and bayonets were freely used.
For many minutes there was con-
siderable confusion III the trenches.
the Germans stalking the AInert-
cans. and the Americans stalking
the Germans. In one section OF
the trench an American private en-
gagged two Germans with the bay
orct. That vas the last seen OF
hi;u u..il after the raid. when 4
dead American was found on the
spot. another vas killed by blow
on the head with n ride butt from
above.
Some Of tho Americans apparently
Mt the beginning OF the attack cid.
not realize just what was going on.
One of the wounded, private, said:
IT was standing In a comilinnica-
ting trench waiting for orders.
heard a noise back Of Inc and looked
around In time to sec German fire
in my direction. felt bullet hit
MY arm
The Germans left the trench rs
soon rs possible, taking their dead
and wounded witi. them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
Russian Success

PETRNGRAD. Nov. i.-,--In tho region
Of the Ilack Scn coast the Russians
have driven the Turks from their FIRST
lin" and advanced in some places tn the
third line. tn" war office announced
Much booty WAS captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06

on :. prohibition constitutional HmHha
m,ui r h" amendment would h'c"th'
effective October l. 1918. There arc NJ
larE". d!&tjllinG IN t"rrstS IN New MEN
leo and only three hrSwcTi"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
FOB SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Or REhT--A five ruo1nod bocss near PiftA
street. wAWocd. Call Nat phone cS35-a n-s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
prIiRh 1aro-

LONDON. N"v. 5.--'Furthcrt details
concerning yesterdays raid BY I.ondnI
troops in the neishbUrhoud OF Cavrcllr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06

FOR sALE-Houss containing 8 roon1 los oouta,atns
IA moro or less. also btdldtAt1 For tsrms ID.
tr-sa ". ". Dooley. :oo9 Pt viex An. Yoanes-
town. o. slksHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-06
WANTED-FemaIe

WAhIE0-EAru money knitting or ozochetmf It
sorncS. National telephone Wheeling al n-3-l
WANTED EIpeTie1icnd saloslades for ladie1 sijt,
and coats Apply Al New York Sore. 1914 Main St.
n-3-i
b. n-3+