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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE
SPOKEN THROUGH PRESIDENT.

1t Is not time now to dwell upon
what President Wilson should have
done on former occasions when the
arrogance and insolence of Germany
repeatedly violated the rights of AM
erican citizens. 1t is enough to know
that he has finally spoken the word
and performed the act that sewers the
relations between the two countries,
and has served notice upon Germany
that he will defend American honor
and the rights of Americans on the
sea with all the power at his COM
nand. In every state of this great
union the words of the president have
been received with patriotic enthusi-
assn and an outburst of loyal support,
whatever may be the outcome of the
impending crisis.
The time for argument has passed.
Whatever may have been the individ-
ual sympathy of Americans as be-
tween the warning nations of Europe,
so far as Germany is concerned this
IL not the time to give expression to
it. Germany has deliberately chal-
lenged the right of citizens of the
United States and that of citizens of
every other neutral nation to sail the
seas on peaceful mission. No self
respecting nation win submit to this
monstrous decree. and no loyal citi-
zen Of the United States, whether ma
tive or foreign born, will uphold her
in 1t. The president has solemnly
served notice upon the German gov
eminent that We viii not submit, that
the exigencies of war will not be per-
mitted to curtail American rights, and
that Americans ON the sea will be
protected In their peaceful and lawful
pursuits.
A violation of these rights as con-
templated by the German blockade of
western Europe will be followed inn
mediately by declaration of war,
The news that an American ship has
been attacked or sunk may be flashed
at any hour. At that moment the
United States viii become partici-
pant in the war that Germany is
waging against the civilized world At
this time war seems inevitable, and
once started no man can foresee the
extent of the drafts that may be made
upon our citizens and resources before
ii is fought to successful conclu-
sion 1t may be confined to the sea,
OF il may be necessary for American
soldiers to fight side by side with en-
tente allies of Europe. But whatever
the demands of war. it is the duty Of
every citizen to hold himself in readi- |
ness TO respond TO the call of his |
country.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

declare war against Germany In
the presence of this crisis. is Mr..
Bryan to be permitted to continue his
seditious activity among the very
men upon whom the president must
rely for support in defense of the ma
tional honor? The government must
have power to protect itself against
its enemies at home as well as abroad.
and it is time that Mr. Bryan should
be made to feel the pressure of that
power.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08
..Opportunity...
walter Malone)

They do me wrong who say come
no more
When once / knock and fail to find
you in;
For every day stand outside your
And bid you wake and rise to fight
and win.
Wall not for precious chances passed,
away,
Weep not for golden ages on the
wane;
Each night | burn the records Of the
day
At sunrise every soul is born again.
Dost thou behold thy lost youth all
aghast?
Dost reel from righteous retribu-
TONS blow?
Then turn from plotted archives of
the past
And find the futures pages white
as snow.
Art thou a mourner? Rouse thee
from thy spell;
Art thou a sinner? Sins may be
forgiven.
each morning gives thee wings to
flee from hell
Each night a star to guide thy feet
to heaven!
Laugh like boy at spendors that
have sped.
To vanished joys be blind and deaf
and dumb:
May judgments seal the dead past
with Its dead
come
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

The treasury officials estimate that
Pancho Villa has cost the United
states about $4,000, 900. Fortunately
no money valuation can be placed on
national humiliation. - Minneapolis
Tribune.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

There's one comfort, anyway; af-
ter the bb-Kenyon outfit gets
through with us fellow can have the
headache without being looked upon
as suspicious haracter--Macon
Telegraph.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

There was a time when the Turkish
government imposed the death pen
atty on persons caught trying to
smuggle out of the empire the best
breeds of Angora goats.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

During the last few years refrigera-
ton has steadily received more and
more attention in Russia. A boom in
cold storage construction was expect
ed there when the war broke out
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

Berlin announces its readiness to
meet the president more than half
way in any plan he may suggest that
might convince the allies they have
had enough.-Indianap Star.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

They are planning to keep freaks
out of Wilson's inaugural parade this
year. That spoils our hope to see
Josephus Daniels on horseback.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

The prudent income tax dodger is
very careful to wipe the egg off his
chin before coming downtown
Washington Post
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

"our country! In her intercourse
with foreign nations may she always
be right; but our country, right or
wrona."-Stephen Decatur.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-08

Typhoid fever is contracted by swal-
lowing sewage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
1T DIDN'T TAKE
CHASCO-VIN LONG
To Root Out the Pains In His Back,
Kidney Trouble and Generally
Rundown System, Declares
Reading Blacksmith.

John Hoffman. l43a y. 6lh St.
Reading. Pa. blacksmith, rims true
In his praise Of C'haSco.Nin. "F"r q
long time. suffered from ii generally
rundown and weakened system. |
was always tired. had pains in the
hack and suffered from Kidney
trouble. was persuaded TO try
Chasco-Tin and am mighty glad ct
ii. found quick relief from The first
bottle. The pains are al! gone and
the other conditions are 80 muGll I'M
proved that ! don't hesitate minute
10 recommend il 10 anyGNr.
ChaScn-N:a. tho BodyEuildcr. Is a
most delicious Tonic and ruTrant""d
10 build you up. On" bottle VIII
prove it.
Chasco-Vin is being specially jnir"
duced in Wheeling by {. II. Gri"SI {.
Co. 11@I Marker st. who Invites YOU
10 call and inquire further into Us
many and far reaching benefits,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

NlaflS InQUl:f I'tlI phone IJI'I tWr-I II .
=
WkHTEo-,Irn To- .cl our line o. household ::
furnishings. from h6usr 10 house uD snau ~
weekly payments. We pay weekly -E
mr-j-if .. r. ADAMS. l:0-lii. Main ST
WAN two yuUEs uIei 20 SnTk us"s sGentt &c
h. l. U trans ASpy o. UuOn %rSs 10. ot:teAt
H.. 4 U depot h-3-u
WITTED-At ai:cc several good delivery ND r1iei.
buys. Ia work be.me schorI Apply al Cirru'At1n
Dcpl RI ieut. IH;rilIGrSrr. b"tw-e1 I and q N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

N o T I G E.
The rualIc SERVICE COMMISSION or WEST
VIRGINIA. CAPITOL BUILDING.
CHARLESTON.

| meeting ~ THO Tahi,r Sorrnr inmmts!"n a.
wcs, Virginia held tho Ia,h ds? Of March y. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
PUBLIC SALE
SoecIaI CommIs,Ioner's Sale.

Pursuant "a iect~e If the T.rcut ron:' d" Mat
shall County. w"s, ElrsinI". mai" and entered on
IN" ly;h d.Y % February. i"l" ~ the "haTr"ty
raI,. u. Charles kuri-r. administrator. etc. Ns.
n = ku,.rr =: al and catered Of record III
,hairrry Order. Io"l No. il page l"%. The under
Scrlrd syrciSi commissioner. will M
SATURDAY. ArRiI. -. 1911.
offer safe tlr highest h,'i"r. A. In" n"itn
f:nn; door Of ,nr Coir; House Of ohio County. West
Virginia commanding al Ia O'Clock 4. H.. If that
day tn" following Described real estate situate ~
the chg - Wheeling. West Virginia. That "a +" sa!
The north half ~ "r numbered mnr ~. III h. NJ
Ecffs Executor ~ III" last T'l! and testament ~
John Eon ,er"ascdI rasturr' FirId addition t" NJ"
IIty o. whC.I.nG. Ohio Count West NirSTi': sSla
half ir fronts the side ~ Jacob S;r"ct Dc
ryrrn Twru,y third and Twenty fourth streets ana
rIt"nda "astwRrllY ~ "l"n width 'htr"fr"n At neH
angles with said Jacob Street distance Of IN" hun
Grrd lIOOl feet ,n the ives: Inc 81 Wood Street. IN
said C.:y the vlaI IL said Addition - recorded u;
thu cffrr Of the clerk 81 the County Tour: ~ said
Ohio county West Virginia. III Decd BECK IN. ~
rasr Gj being the property rnr'"vrt 10 Erne-
tinn w I."ws deceased hy Michael fr"ismn,h
Trustee ~ dc-I dated Lmy -. l?n. and 81 record
in Decd Rock No 100 page ~. nf OHIO COUNTY N-'
nrIs together with the buildings and improvements
thereon
money and 81 much more As the purchase: mas
eject ~ pay. cash in hand The day ot sale" r"d
the residue In equal inst ailments PAYABLE III one
vrar and two years from III" date ~ sale. the r"i
chaser giving his notes with interest from date "'h
GOOD personal security for such deferred Payments
md the rEa! It'll. tn said property - retained as
further ~~'uriiy until the purchase mnnsy shall ha'"
been fully .ald.
CHARLES l.. rARRTGAN.
Svcriai Commissioner
7 y,r,nr r Myers GlcIS .! the trrcuit Cont q
Marshall CG,ltr. West virginia. hereby certify that
bud with sncurrLv approved h ME sufficient AMI
in the penalty provided hy IN" d'"rHr ~ safe N h"
cause has been given by said special rrun,> si"nrr
In IIlD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
PADE: n C|T I
Wait for announcement.

inr carving i, into effect had boon
arranged Ihc recruiting service has
h."m running recently with rHdounir'!
energy and accomplishing good results
tud"r uh'. n-w order. however. 'm"rE-
cmcy funds Will h" employed 10 again
rr,InuLl. Efforts /" enroll suitable men
The president tuund II necessary TO-
day iu take iurtirc" measures TO con-
S";y-. his uysn i'm" for official confer
-ny.S II connection with the present
r,aiiuil.I emergency. He directed tnat
hereafter only conferences Of the most
rr,>~i!. nature be arranged for nm.
Tomorrow u" will sec Charles }. Nopic-
IA Emitted States minister 10 Rumhnia
bulgaria and ScrViH and later IN the
wei, vii confer with S"nai" ana nous"
r..,,.rs nrjnr 10 the converting Of The
s;r,.ia! SESSION Of congress wick from
is;,iprrpIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

4 r,ra,;,. ~ Tho ruhiir Soryh'r inmn1its!"n a.
wex, Virginia. hold on thu Ie,h dsy Of March y y.
lHi7.
'Ssr M 80. - go.
Natural Gas t'nn,raur 81 wost Virginia. -.
Aspiration in chang" rates -
Whereas application 10 change rates rms 'h's
d,v bon fIle-l b. tho Natural Gas Company nj West
Virginia IL is hrrch, ordered that leave W srN'fH
10 An pr-ran Interested ir fc Objection thereto D"
,n-4 tLa Commission any iirrr IN. o. trfrrr 'nr
18th ,lav ri Aprtl 1871; and this matter he SCI down
ro- hoarir. A. a meeting Of The Tomriss'cn 10 -"
hold .: tib Offices in tho capitol Btildlns ~ 'h'
lG,h tsy nf ArrIi. 1917. At $40 o'lrrk p NJ. ~
which line am r"rnr frar appear ana NAH" s"'n
ch,,.t,on AZ NAV N' deemed pr"TrS.
|, I. further ordered that III" Applicant :iht'sh
RORY Of tha order ns"h week f"r f"nT SH'"H'''
works IN two rcwspa res "f "rg"sir POLITICS ana I"
general circulation II surh thor" w.. In III" count!
or courtns sff~'rd Nv Tho proposed chans" j" r-''
ard rauy NJ This order and sS:d nrpr">"i 'H''s
lac ro.,.d for p,!br Inspection. 4; A. "nn!h"n"ns
,sro IN Tho towns nr cities krcird hN I'll" PROPOSE"
chang, IN RATES Tor four surrs'stTr weeks r-"r !"
ami Is l?I7 ard ihs, duo return tnrf~'f hc made
Ia This commission.
A T0"'. ...
1,.,n. r E. RERSlTETM.
Ss-Tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
Advertising Campaign.

SEW YORK. March Ca nationai
adyr,.ilsiny advisory board hcad"d by
N,rhrri : Houston. president OF Nv"
'!>"cia1"d Advertising tiios' WAS 'nIii'-
l,.,. trd,v IL formulate definite plans
,r,. ,nrLiiIxirIg men and money for The
-;,rrrrt If the nation through paid nd
,.Iii&Inr. This step Was taken |" carry
.,ii :,rl offer IIad" /" tho SECRETARIES oi
var and tn. navy tn. day President VIII
..,, 80, ,.r,,i Iil.lnmaii,. relations with
,;.ru,ar, Without waiting for IN"
:,I iii"ri%:,;i"n "f congress The hoard Will
ran, our :. comprehensive plan ihai can
H.. .N.cur"d Immediately when LII" nee"
C..rn'~. >.
Tia. hoard viii operate along Iln"S
similar Ia lh">' employed ny the adEor-
lr-I.: mon OF Great Britain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
PHONE OPERATORS
PLEDGE LOYALTY
Wheenng's Operators OFFER Their Sup
port to president In Case
Of War.


When II comes /" loyalty. wheeling :
telephone operators arc not 10 u" ""'-
done Every operator employed ~ 'n'H
city hy Tho Ch"""r'nk" anu t"'"',!h'
- ,i,,hIn.. corranv, IN rrspunS" 10 APP
,.ll.; made |" them. hay" signed IL 10
rlara,ion 81 their loyalty. I" III" GOV
,rrm,u nj and pldGins their support 10
.,.,t.. .hnuII become iny"iv"G in war.
TN ri.dS, - Loyalty Was circulated
Saturday afternoon and evening III h"rn
Of Ihr ~. exchanges, III" NA''"AAi ana
k.n and wfrhrut h"s;,nn"E, every W"-
man whose daily work form" such an
ir,p,rtani part in thu. chain Of quick
communication had signed III" ri"HE'.
ami ,.v.rr on. Uf them stand road 20
i.,.t as .rh.y rlrdG.i thri.-a~TvcS {" a."
Tor AMERICA in case Inc United States
mast hight.
! Thng., familiar with the ";''"n;i"n -;
Ind. cnuu,ry's Er";, telephone rE"hnnE'''
can rcaii2r tn. imp"rtanr" of this mnN"-
nitnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
An1lcE 10 ARCHITECTS.

rho Enlrd ~ commissioners n III" County oi Dho
al -c,,iyc nIar, md specifications for proposed
,r,rd,n- At Tho reg County Farm: said plans and
specifications ;n ~ In acrordanr" with the Program
an III. m tho Office Of tho BOARD Of Commissioners
M plans and specifications will hn considered Tor
building that Will cNc-Ni Sixty THOUSAND 'Ae"'Vu'
nu.-, IN ,,ost No rnmpcnsaInn will n. allowed for
Duv pans nr specifications except the "nc accepted
hv the Board FOR thr erection Of said building. P!nna
and specifications Will bc rs'ched only from Ich
Tets who arc citizens Of Obi" County. No plnns and
specifications Will b~ received later thRn 500 O'Clock
r. NJ April md 1917.
The Board Of Commissioners of the County Of Ohio
reserve thu right reject all plans and sp"c'-
fic2t!naS s'Ihnitird.
, THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS VI 'hh
COUNTY ~ OHIO
H. T.. UNDERWOOD. ClrrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States II America, Northern District o'
West Virginia. 81:
In the United States District Cour: In and FOR SAID
District.
In the matter Of Ea!l Fciss. bankrupt. No. 40
Ia Bankruptcy. Petition for Discharge,
r, tEs Honorable AlsIon q. Dayton. Judge NJ INC
District Icwrt nf the United States for tic
Northern District 81 West Virginia:
Earl FciSs Of Reader 7. a.. In the County ~ Wei
.c and State n: Wcs. VirT!nin. In said District. r."
>rN.rIuiv represents tina: on tho @n'h day Of MaTh
1916 last past lie duly adiuGfrd bankrupt I'M
de- a bets ~ Congress relating 10 bankruptcy: that
h. has iuiY SURRENDERED nil HIS property ana TIGHTS
!" property. and has fuyl complied with al! the r.
gg!r-urn, ~ said acts and nf Orders q the court
tu!.rhirs his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. hc grayS thai hn ma: he derrcci by III"
nui: 20 have fall dSrharS" from all lcb:S rr"'ah"
.:ans his under shi. bankr:rt acts. except
such debts as excepted by Law fem Sach DIS
cEaT:".
Dated This 18th day 81 Fhhrnarr. =. n. i'i'.
EARL FEiSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
Guards Reinforced

BALTIMORE. Md. Mar. 2I.--.tdju-
tAnt-ticn"raI Warieid Of Maryland TO-
day ordered n third company of the First
Maryland regiment to lii" Pennsylvania
and Ealtim"r" & Ohio bridges 1T the
SuSQurhnuna river. The company is
from Westminster and is GENT ut th., re-
quest Of Major R"ckord. in charge Of
III" troops at the bridges. The rev
men viii mako over 21U 10 b. stationed
At tho bridges.
The fourth r"EimcnL---S00 strong
wnr" under arms tonight nj it's Rrmury
In l:aitimorc. Tn" mobilization is TO
begin tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

posse NJ deputies arrived here tonight
with j." l;nut. Il II-y"ar-"li negro. ono
~ fjV" kUuf brothers; accused of par
:IririHr:"n in ~. murder saturday of
Simon I.'nn"ii. - pr"nil'"ni citizen Of
Srani0n Roui was rescued from a mob
Of n,"n ami women I,;; IN lin" Ia pre-
vent " lynchirS.
TWO 81 ia" hru'n"r$ W"rc arrested
yrSirriay Tw" others still were ut
Iarrc tonight hui ar.~ believed Ia b"
surrounded in n woods near SCnnlnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NtIce - Contractors.
El,t< vail no r,rri,r,i.ir $. Jacobs. clerk ri tho
EnarI Il Ernr1i"u. Trithelrhia District until noon
M,rt.y The second dIy-f Aprii. 1871. for the crcr-
t;,,n 81 srhoni hl,idiu. {: Peters OHIO Co.. w.
Va rhius and .l,"ics i"n. can IL s'cn At OFFICE Of
I. +. Fans, srrhr~'r. SrhmHlh"'h hu'ldnE. Wheel
IT,. ". Va at Al hfr "f =. Iac"hS. W"od'awn
:.,i"o! hutl,.uS. W,""Ii.HT. uhl? TO-. W. Va. Ibe
r!.hr - rrsrr,cI io I.Jrt.. any all bids.
- ) JAIUBS. clerk.
mr. nn M - J.. 4. faIi>. Arch!lcct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
Training At Princeton

PRINCETON. y. j.. Mar. 60 1T
John t;rlrr iflhhr1. president Of Prince
ton university. announced At n student y
mHsS meeting tonight that II this Cuun-
try became involved III war. military
training al frinc1tun would take pre-
rrd"ncc over al academic work. Re-
ginning this week. IT WAS announced,
military work will h" given NOR" prom
iu"!Irc anc The academic work IEht"nod
considerable Nearly u hundred stu
dents, il was said. have already left
Ia join III" navy and other branches of
the service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

SEW YORK. Mnrrh 25.--Thn National
Security I.ragu" mad" public tonight the
result 0f 4 canvass Of The mayors OF all
cities in tho United States with popu
i:,ii"n or more than 1000 on the qucs
ton OF universal military service.
m" answers received number as. of
which 200 were uur"Srrvcdly in "a Vnr
of tho enactment i universal training
law. 81 were upr"s-'r: and II either were
Indifferent or Undecided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
PLENTY Of Powder.

WII.MINGTrN. Del. Mar. %5.-The
governments needs :" far aS powder
and other explosives FOR military pur-
lruscS are concerned. should this "uun-
iry brcolun involved III III" War. would
IL. met promptly. according /" officials
nr I'M, Tn puui Powder com pany. DO
nestle requirements will be met. h."
added without in any way interfering
with q steady tl"Ir /" III" fni"ni" NJ
lis In = statement issued tonight the
company said:
...rhr pu ppni company Is in 4 posi-
ton 10 meet any demands tho govern
mon, may MAX" for military cNpIo-
stves"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
TAFT Endorses Wilson.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March u
Former President Taft addressed a
crowd nC several thousand persons here
today in the interest uf n world l"agu"
T. "nfnrcr peace and reiterated his APP
peal to thr American people to support
universal military training He spoke
rf the United States AS at war. forced
into il by 'i"rmHny. ami endorsed prcst-
dent Wilson'S foreign policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
LOST and FOUND

losT-rn1 ,c4ier. vl:h iiIch and ;wo blacS
.lns 81 bA.i. frrm a.ra,lci""od Lane. Cail All
cpirn. ;G-Br rh"Dt mr-i-h
LoSi--Iprmrh Of .rvs e u"rth side If Twelfth street
near nr Wtnseri,r'r r:hidrncc Return " this pfcti
and receive traaI1. hr--b-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
Arainar EspiopaCe.


congress will hr asked. il - uud"r-
stood. to rxpedi;" espionage l"ElSidi ION
in connection with this phraS" al inc
situation.
At the navy department II WAS learn
cd that congress also would b" request
cd to authorize. an Increase beyond IN"
81 nn0 war strength limit Tor 'ilSi'd
personnel now SGT. Tn" "rEaIi%;ttl"''
Of vrc.,t fleets al submarine "hnS"F';
...'' .....'., Ssary til" enlistment "f
many thousand NOR" mon than iLHh.
u.,.n ia, present H'i wax
framed. Every nChilnS snip h"" II,
ria. service. q : Nunn :" b. rpmrl"t"l
could lac manned with th' S7.o"" ja"t'"s'
but there would not b" Inherent
margin to allow for TN" ma"y n'T"S-
sary auNiliari"S AS we'll.
TIL" order to r"CrUiI I" war E'r"hEth
vas signed BY President Wilson E"St"r-
day. when h. and Mrs. Wilson ";,Ii~d
at Secretary Daniels office. II "is
not made public however "nIIi H''alIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
FRENCH DRIVING
tContinued from First PaSe,)

German aircraft on Calais and
Dunkirk.
While only small raiding opera
lions and artillery dIels have
been reported from the Russian
front, a despatch from Petrosrad
says there is indisputable evil
dence that the Germans are bring
ing up large numbers Of troops
on the northern part OF the line
for an effort to break through
toward Petrograd.
The spring thaws arc holding
the Russo-Rumanians and Teu-
tonic allied troops in check in
Rumania In Macedonia. near
Monastir. much artillery activity
prevails. The usual artillery duets
and small infantry actions con
tinue in the AuStro-ltalian theatre.
Berlin reports that tn" raider
Moewe which has returned has
on board 500 prisoners taken from
vessels destroyed by the Mocwe.
Whether any OF these men are
Americans has not been stated
French Report.
PARIS March -. 1873 p m.--An
by the French in their movement againS
the strongly defended town Of St Qucn
tin. tho war offtc" reporting to-niSh
that the position embracing tastrcs AM
t;sstEny-l Grand extending over
front of about two, and IL half miles. ha
been taken.
: Heavy fighting has been in progress
in various sectors and the French reppr
large German losses. The text Of tn
official statement reads:
From the Sornme to III" Assn" on
troops continue their offensive move
ment. During the. Co,icS" If the day
desperate struggle followed u strong dc
Tense by the enemy. but our soldiers
aroused by the spectacle Of the ra"aGe
committed by the Germans evcrywhcr
drove hack tho adversary who suffered
serious lesseS.
'Ratween the Somm" and the Dis" "
drove the enemy out Of the impnrtan
position of rastres t:ssiGny- .e-';Tan'
and Hill l2l. \ violent German roun
ter-attAck dabouchiug on tn" front be
tween EssiGny and Benay was broker
down by our fire.
South Of the Disc our troops pene
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