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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Be Strong!
Be VIGOR0US!!
Got B.of your o;d-rhue Ambition and
DO Your Own Happy, Robust,
Contsoted Self Again

Don't grow old before your time don't
let nervousness wreck your happiness or
chances in life The man or woman with
strong ytaa,ir noryeS tx full or riSor.
energy, ambition md confidence.
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step. new courage and Keen mlnd oy put
ting your nerres N tlrSt CLASS sf.af; !" Il"
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They are guaranteed To make YOU feel
stronger mentally aud physically or
money bac.t
have tried - you want to regain your
ambition and energy. want 10 think as
clearly and do a. much hre:n work as
you ever did. get box OF Pamgin Tab
ieta to-day, and remember that even
though ths price bs small. these tablets
are the best blood merry. and body build
or in; the world. Tou can get them at
c. H Griest & Co. llc5 Mari 81.
one dollar. The F,mgtn Co.. Wheeling.
". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
A. Fred Convey.

sr,..aI Dispatch In thr Int"e~nrrr.
WASHINGT0%. Ia. oct lt~N"rh
has been received here 81 tho death al
hamilton. Ontario yesterday. "t y. Fred
Convey, aged l. nnr OF tho MOST widely
ku",vII oil and gas men in the tri-Riate
district; y native of Northeast. Pa. II"
rarr,. here ~ !CarS ago and hrcan!" Il
leading operator in the Washington
county AMI Ws, Virginia oil and Ens
IlClGs He wnH Cor several years "H-
ImrIu!rndcnt ~ the TrI-Stal" fns com
pany. with headquarters at Mclf"rald'
but 10 years asn went 10 7hhlli;"h "'
nrsunl> H." .Suppcrimtrnd'n cE 81 nc
Dominion Natural Ga9 company. IL"
had large oil and gas holdings in this
disir;r; and Canada. llc leaves his
mother. his wife and thrc" children,
Clarence Govcy. Pittsburgh: Mrs. Harry
Nradrn. Hamilton. and Mrs. Maxwell
Flint. Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
OBITUARY
Funeral for Mru. Kindoibergsr.

Funeral services Will he held tins NIT
crnnon at o'clock in Lhe kindclbcrEer
undertaking parlurs. 40. 1852 SlHtecnfh
street, for the late Mrs. Alberta
(Honz,) KindclbcrEcr. wife OF l1erri
Klndelherger. who met death Tue
morning Rev. O. e. Dean. pastor
Trinity Lutheran church. will otfictatc'
lntcrmcut in Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
HOW | CURED
MY CATARRH
TOLD IN A SIMPLE WAY
Without Apparatus, 1nhaIers'
Salves, Lotions. Harmful Drugs,
Smoke or Electricity.
Heals Day and Night

7, Is a new way. Il is something ahSo-
lutelY different. No lotiouS, sprays or
sickly smelling salvss or creams. NC
atomizer. or any apparatus OF any
kind Nothing 70 smoke or lnnale'
No >teaming or. rubbing or injections
NJ electricity or vibration or massage.
No powder: no plasters: no keeping In
the house. Nothing OF that kind al all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
WycNffe Bee.

Size ii Dispatch tn The lhi"llgrhrr''
tI.AKkSI;G RG.. ". VA, pTt. Helm
lrnilirs hav" resulted in tho death OF
Wycliffr Bcc. ! prominent resident ~
rcnnshur,.. at Ihd IG, Of 81 years. HIS
funeral tool; plaC" there this afternoon.
He WAS the faI her "f J. Walter Bee. az
parkcrshurE. deputy Statc commits
.xionrr Of prohibition: +. G.. 'Wili!hm.
benjamin md Harry Bee Mrs. Bert
bradford ami Mrs. J. B. McGrrKor. NIL
of InnrShnro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Las, evening at $50 o'clock. Mary
Jane the a-yCar-n!d daughter oil MI
and Mrs. james gallagher. passed away
az the h"mr Of her Irandm"iher Vine
and Belmont streets
Funeral services Will b" held frIa"E
afternoon AT "'clnrk ~ the nome oi
her rrunim"tli"r Mrs. Andrew Hhiia
Ehcr. Rev Charles Robinson will nffIl-
ciaie. Interim III will h" III Greenwood
cemctCry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

To enahre ,hr system TO throw of tho poisons that
gather IN the intrvtncs. which II left there would
.non cause disease and suffering the blood must he
kent ,rrc Uesl;h strength ard ylsor can onl7 r.
ret ln W cleansing tho blood OF all impurities End
rnsus This lie accomplished bcst by the use OF
natural bIm.l tonic (" assls; nature In tonlnF Up
The blood Yr NIL fiud the original bulgarian herb
IRA Won klhlirk's bulgarian RIood TEA. which Ia
composed entirely NJ natural herbs. harEs. !raTeS
flowers toIts. berries and seeds. the leader Of all
remedies IL tones thu blWI nv rs.crsratlnE the
I've: sn4 kiducys and giving renewed digestive power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Too Learned.

"ihat. or" SAInmy'S an educated TOT:
rrnru award" said Tommy Atkins.
leaning or his spade. I'm jolly we'll
weary rf 'ig lrayin' too. that nm. Wore
ordered 20 throw up trenches along the
Narnc. and ~ e picks UP tx spade. tn
hIrnnlu' college, Brighter says. snyH 'n:
We'll, Tommy. come on: il lunHs lik:
were Inrra dig! And wot I says Is:
lslarst n college education. anyhow, ch":"
Richmond Times dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

After an illness II over three years.
Miss NJ +. Amy. - years "f age.
daughter AZ MIR and Mrs. John Thomas
OF AZ North seventh street, Martins
Ferry. died nj tn" home "f her parents
NJ / O'Clock this morning from tnhercu-
iuss. Announcement OF The funeral VIII
hr made utter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
pnDeral of William watkins.

At y n'cluck this afternoon funeral
services will I've held nj the home or MS
parents. 80 %3"% Market s'rrNi Tor tnr
late William Watkins. VIII" met 'cAth
late Saturday evening in nm auto acct
den. at Evansville. Ind Rev. J. Logan
Fish. nastnr Of ST. Andrews Episcopal
church. will "ffIria'". 1mtriment VIII
follow in Nj XI"u cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
PURE BLOOD THE SECRET Of GOOD HEALTH
Nature Provides II, You Should Retain It.,

To the stomach A. remt,y for conSlpaton- is4tsos-
lion. dys2cps.a stomach. liver and kidney troubles, Is
1, uneQua!c, Taken stean,nE bot ~ night II VII:
quickly relieve = cold aad ward OF sttacks OF r1u.
monia and grippe. Won achlIcks BULGARIAN BlouA Tea
il sold by ali druggists fer 90 cents . box. \
Bulgarian BLOOD Tea Is q distinct product
ture II Is pleasant To take and contains no optl.
narcotics nor Injurious drugs II can be dvcn 70 The
n,,t delicate child with absolute ss!ety and IL u.s.
vii! keep the vital organs Of the Httlr ones IN
state OF healthy. normal activity. Be surs |ou Gee
nothing else There Is successful substitute ETefJ
package guaranteed. ,y..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
Postlevaitc Child Dies.

The death nt Pearl P"stlewalte. Il
rhild Of W"llshurE. occurred Yesterday
af:crnunn III IN" OH" Valley General
hnspiInl Ersid"s hrr Family I'm Wells
burg. sh" Is survived by. relatives ~
I.!.ilrinn and Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

people will show the same pa
triotism In the use Of coal which
the miners and mine operators
are showing In its production,
there will be enough coal this
year for all war purposes and
still leave all that is necessary Tor
domestic industries and for keep
ing the people warm"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

from this section Of the state, sub
scribed about $4,000" during the first
four days of the campaign. Battery E'E
led with $4,000. The bonds are to be-
paid for out Of the soldiers pay, by:
special arrangement. 49,, =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
ITALIAN "SUR" LOSSES

ROME Or 1,--The LOSSES To Italian
shinniny through submarines for the
week ending October Il on all seas were
four steausnrs over 1900 tons one packer
boat and one sailing vessel escaped at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18

Green Uniforms have replnccd white
nucs among British hospital surgeons.
and british hospitals arc also being tit
ted in green, instead Of. white. because
this color is easier on the eyes or pa
dents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
RISK JUST ONE CENT

Send M money. Just youT name and Address on
-o,,.I cn-d Say: pea. Sam kltz: riraa" EEL me
how you c.lrrL Youc cartarrh aud huw eau sure
nine. That's -! you need to say. VIII nnd"s-
s.anL and will write you with complete tniOFni1
tiou FREE. i. uace. Do nor delay. SEND postal
ca.d or url,e NE letter to-day. Don't think "' iur
ing this psSo until you have a""ed FOR tsS "ohue'ui
,,,,npn that can do for you whs, has dnue Tor me-
SAM KATE, Room D. r. 42o.
1909 Indiana Avcnpe Chicago, III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
lam Free - You Can Be Free

Ny catarrh wac filthy and lci;hsowe. l. made rae
III I, duiIed nv mind. 1t undermined nv health
and vas weakening my will. The hawking coughing.
splitting made me obnoxious I" ali. "d my you,
b-r,.h Al, dlszus,tnr habits made ES loved
r.s avoid m. secretly NJ delight In Me was dulied
AL. IA, faculties impaired know that In time II
would bring me uuiuielS grave. ercaG'e every
no,nsn; o, tho "a, and night /: slowly yet suEoJ
sa2plcg my vitality.
su, I fn,,sd cure tnl l resdy to tell you
abou, T. FREE Write me promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-18
It Keeps You. Well

Your liver acts as Watchdog and helps to Keep
your system free from posons, and from the diseases
due to seif-posoning.
Your health may depend upon keeping your
liver active.
A purifying medicine is frequently needed, to
stir up your liver into the proper activity induce the
bowels to act freely and purge the system from DEL
eterous matter.
Thedford's Black-Draught has been doing this
successfully for many years. and is today one of the
favorte liver medicines in the South, where liver
medicines are so much used.
Prepared from purely vegetable ingredients,
Back-Draught has oe the bad effects so often
observed from the use of Qaonel or other mineral
drugs,
It acts naturally, promptly, reliably, and has
Else R1aCk-DrauQh
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
@lazysE
VEGA COMMISSIONS Co.
,irN III.

= r-raan}lias roja, IN "~sr y "rsyo'a, Il J!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
romandco
entire un chino y
una americana
No ha podido ser e~Drortrada Miss
Collier '.q1e Sc fugo con ao asiatico

CHICAGO, H., Octubre -3.-En
las oficinas DC Detectives e. esta
ciudad Sc ms maaifestaio que DO.
ahora Sc han abandonado las espe-
ranzas de encontrar cl paradero lie
Virginia Collier, &c &c amos ie cdad.
hija lie UT rico fahricante n~eoyorqu!-
nc. que Sc perdi6 mace :lSnn tempe
en- eSta ciudad. .AntcnOChc regreSo
Ia ciudaG dc Nu"va York. t! tenien
te james Won WciSenStein. dc la
P0licia de esa ciIdad. quien habia
vstado pr"cticanGo las pesQuis2s pa
= cncontrar 4 n iovcn dcsaparecida
aGui. II mencionado tenientc. "a a!
+. puerto americana. para Interrogar
Gc nucvo al chino Lee Moy. que Sc
gan So a"bc fac quien Sac0 = Ia 10
ven dc III casa. y quien ioformj i!
ser detcnido. que aque!la 81 enc"n-
traba en- e,tI ciuGad.
Ha>ta ahQra 10 Ju:c" que sc h. 10
grace ." sac '"'''''H "7""
ha'!ia. III" coNouc'h n'S'' est" GU
dad. d.sE!ys de Ia fuga dc h iovcn
can g! NJ" dc ii repU'!'c& celeste
=! ''"''I We F"cH'eo : N"e''"' Lee
Moy DC lIieE Sc dice que cs alta
"'"'' '"''""o' '-e p',',''
~ "' '"P''e'n'E'' "~t"S"H'0S'' az
'!;'''': '.'''""" a. pas =" PeIi'iS'
'I!ti"- P"r 10 gu" Sc IL FeH'!'i" " !"
I>i;' Ac f--iS.
-" "" =" - Ia & '"'"' .'','-
So que H"'I': A''""o - mI'n''''"
" ''AiH' ' "!Jo en- G""ce !" ZEN" e.
81" c!"'"'' per" Id "'.eSC'"" que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Uno que dice COMO
Mark Twain, "qge
no ha muert0"

NUEVA YORK, Octubre l&.-Tal
V como 10 hiciera en- c!cr:a OCCASION
81 festive eSrrilor americana. Samuel
Lanrhcrne Clemens. me!or conoci-
do por FL 1ombrc &c Marx Twain, a
n.:nciando que Ia notlcia de mi
nue.te cSt:i graadcIucntc eH:gcrada, y
otro americana festive. aunQuc no
eSc-itor. M. Edward v. Bahr. Ia
negado ia noccia De que hubiera
mucrto V ~prc%entaGo ante e. Jucz
dc IL Cortc de SucesioneS. >ir. Coha-
Ian. Ia revocation del nomhramiento
dr .Albacea Y administration &c suS
themes, hccho ca favor &c 81 hernia
no Charles ". Bahr,
pr>Ge c. !? lie Mayo pr6Ximo pa
Slio, 81 jazz re rcterencia habia
G,.t,Gg IN auto nonh-ando admins
l,adO. &c los bivnes de 81 hermano,
N. Charles Bahr, quien en- I'll viz
~. e HdDla Hctnc caiSO &c !OS S-I-
nc< lie aquel. consiStente en- dos
pGlizaS De vida. una por valor de
$3.50 Y IA otra de $9S. Tai nomora-
rr;caI" -uvo IIgar, con motive Dc Il
ScLr;taL prcSentada por el mencio-
n~Go Dir. Charles, en- vista de haber
rrcibiLo noticiaS de que ST. hermano
hab!a mucrto. Y como no habian te-
niLo noticias de Il, desda hacia mu-
cho tempo, creyo que II inforna-
ci0n era cicrta.
Mr.. Edward ha regresaio ultima
mente a eSta ciudad y al enteraUe
del suceSo, ha elevado una solicitud
Ell Juez Cohalan, pidierdb Ia
~~evocacion, Y asegusando que no es-
Ii mQero, como 10 puedea testificar
cspuSa Y 81 familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
CuAN0o "A PHEL PARECE
ASRASA9SE CON CSoMEZ0NES

E2cudrIie leiOs Y cerca, Y no p0-
dr;j encontear IN remedio para IA
sanere qua Sc aproyime siQu!era en-
81 ul:liiad real. a s. s. s. que h
cs.aio Z IL vents ieSde hace cincuen-
- ..Ios. turani" cuyo TEMPO ha da-
3" ;@r,a. Satisfaction para loda cIaSc
Gr dreorlrncs de- IL sangrc. Para
c.n-.jo practice. sobrc a tratam!entu
..I;Z!hu.! lie "a case. escr.ya hoy
m....a, a .Infe de- Cousejo Medico,
$w-f, Specific Co. Dept. VI. Atlanta.
Ga. l.Ady..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
Solo hay una coSa que hacer

81 81 piel paleee abTasaTse c las
te.ribleS Quemaduras : comezonez dc
"a eczema. IN alivio real ' ~pcrGnaneE-
- solo 81 puede 0htener con IN ira
l:n:catu cue obre jfb"yo de n Sd
prrfirie. 49, licgue ! condo radirI I:t
rcraalera Tucnje de Il entermAdad-
Ins t..maiaS Intermediates ~ = pie
r.o~c&rr q. In roniicinn,~ jr l. san
Zrc, : 81 yrat.Tierto Appropriate - .
lr.vpS lie n san@re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

los c.IgUIANoS r,>au cgrfovret. IL o."
81 c.SoS te c~ortr7as. QucTnafrras, g0l1c-
Y r,rrldas. q 7E!,iEh I1ATAMiENTQ =:
iaurrjr ~ anf'st prtco EIIrIuTfr. ~ Ia
Jc !nrecctiNu. = "a ucTtas ~D.tcEa
o sea-? tesie !uryn. ra22 Fl u=o al BON
hre 0 lag seS'iaS. b)A6InNT e =! A:Ii-
SEPTIb lpEAt J AE@N1C lURAlNy.
CGn3rcl0 iu--J = $50 I.stH InafJ C.::i-
Gul--a cmrrsSn'il. igeoi". u. &c, ;! ;
inIOplo, T.Va,. ADV.
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Il Suki- para a~rcehender q Arculio,
quicn sole Sc rindi6 cuando Sc VIC
Va nUy ~sulpeado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

tuando recesite lihros en- espano!
tir:i.>- , l9naeio e Lozsne.-i1s
y. Sta. Rosa Ave. san ~tUtnnio, fey.
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ne "lSuho &c '"S "''''0''S q" "a
iAhl!!'" "eI "'e''oF.
Al lin los dos ~vcngHdorcS !ogfa-
ron cncontra- = GiusepRl Prcvl:o
Ell II SegunGa .Avcn;da, cerca &c il"
icaiIc lu@. en- dondc este sc hal!a-
81 haDlando con dos amigos. com,
a las S;ete de Ia noche. .Arculio :
po!l.na. al yer a Prcvito. Sc cscon-
! d:cron tras un Pillar de los cue sos
.jcnen cl entar.mado del Fcrrocarril
! E!eyato y cSperaron I que aqleI st
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
ENGINEERS FROM
 AMERICAN ROADS
 GOING TO FRANCE
(Continued from Page One)

the non commissioned officers from track foremen and thirty bridge fore men. Each company will have 15O track laborers and IA bridge carpen- ters as privates.
 "The next important requirement on the French railways is for shop forces. They are short of men to repair their locomotives. It is proposed to organize a shop regiment, to be made up the same way as the construction regi- ments, except that the lieutenant col onel will be superintendent of motive. power. the captains will be master me chanics, the lieutenants will be shop foremen, and non commissioned off cers gang foremen. The rest of the companies will be made up of boiler makers, machinists, blacksmiths and their helpers.
 Three operating regiments will be raised with officers from superintend- ents, trainmasters, yardmasters and others having to do with the actual op- erations of trains. The privates in this case will be taken from the train crews"
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
PRAYS NJ PEACE FUR GERMANY WITH
 WILLIAM IN THRONE
Republican A. p. Leased WIrel


 CLEVELAND, May 20.-With a fer vent prayer that Germany would not have one hour of peace while William II is on the throne, Rev. pr. J. A. Francis of Los Angeles, swept his audience into applause today at the convention sermon at the Northern Baptist convention.
 If the Christian church fails in this hour of supreme trial, we shall not be able to ask forgiveness" said Dr.. Francis.
 We must, first of all, be deeply conscious that we are doing right in getting into this fight. Woe to any man who has doubts. The Spanish American war was an afternoon game of baseball compared to what We have entered Germany isn't beaten-there are eleven million of fighting men available.
 Germany has the most forceful sovereign of any in Europe. He and his crowd are responsible for the silent O. K. given the Armenian massacres- the foulest of all the foul deeds wrought by Germany since August, 1914. I pray to the Christian God that Germany may have not one hour of peace while William II is on the throne"
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

Continued from Page One) tinue their activities unhindered and to spread their appeals in country or strict press supervision through the German Gazette and other radical publications. How closely the German government did adhere to the plan Tn reality has been demonstrated clearly, it is considered now, by the course or the war. Following in the footsteps of Bismarck. who used the Franco -Prus- sian war alliance to bring Baden, Ba- varia and Wurtemburg into the Ger man confederacy and then into the German empire, Emperor William chose war as the means of establishing the broad pathway to the southeast which was essential for realization Of the dream of q great Germany.
 The subjugation of Austria Hun gary. which would have presented difficult task under ordinary condi- tions, became in these circumstances comparatively simple. A polyglot com bination of states having little in com mon and apparently held together only bv the decaying genius of the aged emperor Franz Joseph, the dual mon- arcnS was regarded everywhere as on the verge Of dissolution.
 Austria -Hungarys submission now is declared to be complete both in military and economic sense. The Ger man officers commanding her armies, abetted by political and industrial agents scattered through the country by Germany, evidently are holding the Austrian and Hungarian populations in a union which neither the hardships of war, the death of the emperor nor the inspiration of outside influences, such as the Russian revolution, can break.
 Bulgaria's declaration of war on the side of Germany was actuated by a German diplomatic coup which in itself is regarded now as further evil dence that clear road to the Darda- nelles was considered in Berlin as a primary and imperative purpose of the war. It is pointed out that the only concrete cause for action set forth in the Bulgarian war proclamation is that "the central powers have promised us parts of Serbia, creating an Austro- Bulgarian border line"
 Creation of such junction, now well established by the Austro- German Bull garian armies, breaks down a hitherto barrier to German eXpan- sion southeastward.
 In the case of Turkey, German dom
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

GNPCultiI,S AClIOn
 Senator Gore, chairman of the sen ate agriculture committee, said to- night he would make every effort to expedite action, but certainty that many questions will be raised makes the date of final action problemati- cal.
 The revenue situation is regarded still 2s in the formative stage Vir tual rewriting of the measure as it finally passes the house is deemed assured in the senate. President Wils son himself is reported to be dissatis fled with several features of the house bill. The ten per cent tariff tax, especially on merchandise now on the free list much of which is foodstufis, is said to be especially distasteful to many leaders of botE parties.
 That the aggregate tax levy of $1,- S00,000,000 is too large is an idea apparently increasing on the senate side. President Wilson, also, is said 10 be doubtful on this point.
 In the senate the conferees on the espionage hill expect to reach an agreement early this week. Early agreement upon the $3.342, 900, 900 war budget bill also is expected, as 1t is believed the house will accept the senate amendment for the admins tration ship building program.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

German submarine on the Spanish steamer Patricio recalls that a num- Der of notes of protest previously ad- dressed to the German government remain unanswered. It declares the transaction of all ll>-diplomatic busl- ness with Germany will be suspended until replies are received to these, according to newspapers. + also demands the fulfillment of conditions agreed upon by the German govern lnent to prevent unwarranted at tacks by submarines on Spanish ships in safety zones and asks for an indemnity for the Patricio.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21

fersive n France is over.
 For four days now the infantry virtually has marked time. The ar tillery, activity. JOG. has been con- siderably reduced. Various sectors of the front which a few days ago were spouting fire like volcanoes now are only intennittently shelled.
 The Germans today manifest won derment as to what General Sir Douglas Haig can have in mind by serdirg a spasm of shells first here and then there as if at a loss exactly what to do, yet fearing net to do something. This uneasiness also is apparent ;n attempted raids from Ypres to St. Quentin and by officers suddenly appearing at vantage points behind the enemy lines eager ly studying the British position.
 The Prussians apparently are re- coneiled at the loss of Bullecourt, the Drocourt- -Queant support line and also the remainder Of the linden burg line, as it does, for sirce the Prussian guards fell back during the night of May 16, the ruins Of the village have been fairly quiet after fortnight of some of the bftterest fighting of the war.
 Thus. during the short breathing spell, the British situation is satisfac- tory. The Germans are menaced all along the line where pressure is being kept up against them notwithstanding the pause in the infantry operations.
 What infantry activities have deyel oped among the Germans in the last four days have been feeble and easily dealt with by the British artillery.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-21
BRITISH FORCES
 GIVE GERMANS NO
 CHANGE FOR REST
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Rumania there also has been the semblance of ar attack against the Russians east of Koveika but here again the Teutons were dispersed.
 North and east Of GoriZia the 1tal- ian troops are continuing their sue cesses over the Austrians In the former region dense formations of the AustriAns endeavcred to wrest from the Italians positions captured on the Nodice. but were driven back. East of GoriZia the Austrians lines were pierced in an attack by the Italians, who took 254 prisoners.
 In Macedonia artillery duels and isolated infantry engagements con- tinue.