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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Form Organization To
Care For Dependents
Of West Va. Soldiers

grc.i,l ni,pstrh to the Intelli Ernccr.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July %
Tho West Virginia Military Aid club
was organized In the District or 90
lumhiu Inst january. The object ol
thIs organization Is 10 care for The
dependent wives and mOthnrS nt the
West Virginia soldiers that are no"
on the firing line abroad. Already
plnns arc under way 10 carry out suc'
ccssfulIy this important part OF the
national duty 10 those bearing the
heaviest burden OF the war. While
The nation and It's citizens nr" looking
nficr the comfort and w"ll-being oi
those sent to The front II remains Tor
This organization 10 take the Initial
stcp TO comfort and aid those left
behind, who ut thIs moment OF pa
triOiic rcnthuhinsm are lost sight or.
I'm this Ihr club Wishes hearty CO.
opcru;lon Of every Inhabllant OF West
virginia. Mrs. Todd G. Sharp. chnlr-
man of the committee Of ways and
means, has lent her rrnidence. l3-h
Vermont avenue, Washington. M fhn
hruduuhrlrrs for The club. Instead nl
knllIlnE norhs hnd other lhlnEh l"r
HE 1nldirrr. The club viii rrnvllc sui
able clothing Tor The children 'nl lhr
rnlI.I,l ni.tn. Instead nf nrn'llnE
I,ln,,n nna rwrrIr to ia" hnYr ln Tho
I,ru,.hrs they rlIl tide IhT hrnrI Wing
wII, az mnIIio, ihi"uEh iin"n"i"I hiih
cult, r.d ihm lIrr 'iuh h,II"V"n 10"
mru on Va" nIluH Iln"n Il" not d"n"i ""
all aud ,r",r '"m"i'l"I"Ii"" they !"
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REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
MACHINE MADE BY ALLIES
Peaceful Upr,ng Planned to Uproot German influence and
Rouse Country to Active Part in Great Oien'Ivc-No
Revolt Had Car Been Able to Control the Czarna
nv PnUD u. Pl1 MI Y.

lion nf lh" cabinet In tho German nd
vnnlnE"
HIIrh things scr" rnnninuIIr hnp
urnIuy mn ihn tilnrnv"ry nf n lrnln uf
thirty rnrn Of IuuniiiDnu inlrndnh for
the t.nIlclnu nrmY wandering U"v"rnl
,uonIhn Inter over tn" Siberian Etcppon
'Thr dru"rIiuu nt ltuunnln hr IitmRlh
wan another thing ~ hn charged to
IN" rzarIun and her rnnir"I Of Run.
rlan policy
raifHeartod Hunn'a An lmponsIblo
Ally.
With thu Alli"a IdanN Tor n Errnt 0f.
, rrnnivo. To begin In tn" HprlnH md
, continue right through Ia" hummer
nnd until tn" hnd wnnth"r Cnmr In tho
nulumn. II half h"nrtrd Nunnih wnR nIi
imposNIhIr nlly TN" allied nmhnnHn-
dor. I'm rrtrogrnd tried To rurrn tn"
wcrkkurrd CZnr Into lln". and when
! thut waH found impnaHibl". plans wcrr
laid for the revolution. II lnHt chance
bcIug given thu CAR Ia ink" control uf
! hIn own government
The pIanA M Inndr however. CnTr1rd
, no contemplation "f Il republic or dr
| rnorrncv They w"r" for II cnnaiittI-
llonnl mnunrrhr. Tn" Car wAn to
/ pbdlcnlr and his brother. who wan
strongly nnrl-E"rmnn. iakc over tn"
: iob Th~ Dunn wHs Ia be- IL truly rep
(OOntinusd on Page Hins)
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Tho altuatIon In both Eastern
GaiIciA and to tho north OF tho
Pripet marshes for the moment 10
proving dIsconcertinu to the Rus-
alan government Added 10 tho
struggle II Ia having with tho dc
aortera In Qallola. who arc atlll
failing back noarly everywhere.
blIIty IN tho fighting aualnai tho
Germans In tho region "f hmo'
uon and KroVno. noulhonst az
Wilma. la giving tho Itunsian u"V-
ornmont and military command
uroat oauao for CONCERN.
In fIorCo attack bo'woon
amoruon aud krcvno. tho itun-
uIans drove woduc Into tho Cor
limo to I depth ~ twn milon ut
varIoua pIacoa and took more
than thouaand priaoncra. Tho
Pctrourad war office oomQpniCa-
ton Announces, however,. MI tho
lack OF morale Of certain dotach-
mcnts Of tho Ru.sians Ia placing
the success in jeopardy. while tho
latest Berlin official communica-
ton. which admits the gains were
made asserts that already most OF
the captured positions have been
rctakcn.
Taking advantage Of the chaos
that reiens, the Germans and
Au.tro-Hungsrians are keeping up
their intensive push against tho
Russians all along the front In
GaIicia. The Germans are d.
rectly before Tarnopol, II they
have not already captured this
important pivotal point east OF
Lemberg, which tho Russians have
held since early in the war, and
also arc advancing on both sides
OF the Dnieater river and between
tho Stripa and Ziota-lipa, where
they have occupied additional
villages.
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"In nur nnI"-b. " there In not II
fnur hnurr | rnnn"l be rrrunnmlhlr for
th- rnnrrpurnrfn
Thls ~nn I'll" warning ia" cam ~
Ru,rln got "f thr impending r"v"lr
tlnn md II rnnr from Air ErnIp" iIu
chnnnn, rhr t.nRllah Anhnrrntlnr 10
rrtrogtnd
Tho. tuRniNu revolution VIM n mn
chino made nffalt ,hni took ndvnniaE"
OF tho rrnhlu~rS ~ IN" RumHlRn p''o
pln for llhcrnlirm and liberty II wnn
managed By England md France. ih"
ln,t~r country playing II pnnHiv" pnri.
lending l,s support by nil"n, nrqul~H
once TO the activ" Ir,lIcy OF the Eng
lirh ninhnssndor. VI PRl"olKu". TIA"
Fr~nrh nmbnnaad0r was nfirrwnrd
blamed for this In Part. It wna con
adhered rh~r" that h" should hnv" hnd
a more active participation In affairs
in PrtrOgrad. ard on account ~ IN"
wc,knenn ne wan charged with having
rhovn N. Albert Thomas. minirt"r nf
armament. yan sent TO lturRln TO be-
IN. french representative AMI adviser
10 the revolutionary government
Contro Of affairs by III" Cznrinn
wan the direct reason for IN" r"v"lu
tion She was Grrmnnophilr. hnd b."
inr a ntrong character. while IN" Gar
was weak. .ho directed the policy "i
tho empire and controlled the fnrmn
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GERMAN RAIDERS
SUFFER NO LOSS

Hr:utI', r,iu I."n'l"mI. july = n
,:rrnntt nrrIml rIun'ir"u h"nhn rl"h
iInrwi,'h EnKImuh. "u S"n'inf. II w"r
uiIrInIIy uuu.mIur"h TODAY. Th" "uu"d-
ron II h. .Int",l T"turn"h without hhr-
INK iuIfTrr"h lu-""".
rhr IniI "n Iimrwl"h. '"'f'"d ''"' nv
rrmrn - Im - nirrdnn"". wnn "iiCinIlY
ut,,tu,In,.,I D., the liriii"h nuthnrli irn
.,r,lrr,In, rrII,-iuwr wnr nlru uttn"k -
rd 'rh,, rumInIilrr w"r" given nr !
t,,r.uu., hIIIrJ uuI ~ Injured. with in
ripnIn"nnt pr"r"rty Inmnp" The re-
port ,dnIrd Ihni r"Nnl nHInK corps
patrol encountered rome h"alilr mn
,'hInrr returning Ia IttlKlum hnl
brought ono down nt n"n nenr tho GnhhI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
IRISH
Convention on Which Fate Of
Emerald Isle Hangs to
Open "Wednesday. ,a>

DUBLIN, July %. - Arrangements
for the IrLsh convention. which on
Wndn esday will begin an endeavor TO
solve tho Irish problem. arc now com.
Dletc.
Various bodies In Ireland hAvs
chosen their delegates TO tho conven.
ton. They constitute a group which
IN representative OF all elements OF
Irish lie. except tho Sim Felners and
O'DrIcntes, who refused to take part
In tho convention.
The decision to exclude reporters
from tho sessions OF the convention
and TO prohibit the publication OF any.
thing concerning the. proceedings. eI'
cept the official reports. hnH gone un.
challenged by William O'I3rien. II II
considered That Tho deliberations OF
The convention will be fruer II they
are not rmbhrfhsno'1 by partisan
nrwrphpuT comment, although lhiA
con ,l,lrfntiun tiunh not apply 10 tho
InIcIgn pIoan. II wan nlutad today
that tho fnfnlGn l"nInnllni will be
bnund toy tho anmn Tulon tho Tsp'
,nnrniniIvnn ~ tho IiiiilnII anh Irish
nrwnpuIrru md only bn pnITIlttod 10
uuo Tho nTlrlnl TnpuiLa of Tho UTOGaun.
lnpn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
TH|RTFFN HUNDRED MILLION IS
PAID IN ON THE LIBERTY LOAN

NoiwIi ihEinn,linE The rnnrm0uH with.
drhwnlr To m""i pnym"nlH on tho
loan. mora ihmn lhrrr IImcn tho SUM
due. tn" r"drpurItIng nf Tho funds
ununr banking iuHiiIutI'rP prevented
,rvrn II rippI" "r diHturhnnCn In tho
mnn"y markets.. ,-.
TIL" h"nvy pnym'rIIH on ldhnrty
loan account ran up ih" governmental
hnlunr" nf cash on hand June 20 20
the record nrurc nf &l.GGI. .OSG.2o0.
This wan after ihr treasury depart
urnI hnh redeemed rrrtillrnt"a 0f In.
drblrhmrnH lu {i2i.000. .0UU Tho Inst
day uf tn" Iral year also ranged high
in ordinary revenue rrr"ipts. tho total
hrInE more than $"n.Ono. 600
hundreds Of thousands who bought
Wn called baby bonds. thos" Of $50 and
500 denomination. nvailrd thomrclveH
Ior tn" privil"g" Of pnying In full Rt
once. lmrrhahrTR nf Inrp" nliotmcntB
were required To give Two wcokH' no.
tie" Of their Intention To phy In cI.
C"rn nf Ih" departments instnllmsnt
program. In hundreds 0f inRtHncea.
apparently. purchnn"rs nf larRo nIlol-
mcnts also pnid in full for their,
bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
AasLsr List Delayed

WhHJIINt!TDN. July 2a.--Th" mastsr
lin, Of tho drawing TTIhny. which MA
military liability uuhor III" hr"ft. VIII
not 10 Trndy fTr .hlrlrlbntIbn 10 uh
Inrnl osnmptInn hnnrh1 until tomorrow.
d hnd boon hoped To mall " tonight 70
yuv~ruora nf pIntcn for dIntTibntIon. Out
,,cIny rcruItod from mechanical dit-
nruItioH In prinilnR- ag
rondinE publication Of this omctA
ronult Of tho drawing. no nuthantio IN
formation In available to chook tho uA'
official reports transmitted TO the no~s-
pnpcrn curing rnc drawing. 1t 10 prob
nblc copy Of the official list Will %
RIvcn out hnro tomorrow.
The governors Will bo furnished Two
copics for ench local bonrd In respec-
two stntc. They will DO asked TO mail
cach copy separately TO local omciAS
(Continusd on Page NfnS)
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DISTRICT DRAFT !.
BOARD IS CALLED I.
HERE FOR MONDAY.
MANY CHANGES TO BE
MADE IN LOCAL BOARDS
Actual Calling Up Of Drafted
Men for Examination
Comes Quickly.

CHAHLEGTON, w. Va. July 70.
-Govornor Cornwcli, through the
stato military census and enroil.
mcnt bureau, today called mest.i.
inus OF tho two district appeal
exemption boards for next Mon.
day at 10 a. m. Tho board for
tnc Northern district OF West Vlr.
uinia consisting Of Or. w. J.
Davidson, J. 3. Huyett. Arch w.
PAUL, Ira e. Robinson and w. NJ.
Rodgers, will meet In tho federal
building In Wheeling.
The Southern district board,
consisting OF A. n. Land, VIM.
Gordon Mathews, Warron Miller,
c. j. Sthweickort and Dr.. L. 7.
Vinson. will meet In the federal
building At CHArioston.
A number OF changes will havoi
10 be mado In the county and o'ty
dIatriot boards Of Wost Virginia,
IL was announced, booauss Of Z
ruling Of Provost Marshal 0snsrai
Crowdor that mon between the
auos Of ~ and 81, thu draft age, are
InoiIulblo to aorvo.
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Mrs. Watson Heads ".
Va, Woman Loan Board

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Mrn.
C. w. WatRon OF Fairmont wan
among the ntatc chairmcn named
today In partial reorganization
on the Woman's National Liberty
Loan committee preparatory to tho
Hotaton Of the second Issue OF Lib
crty bonds this fall. Mrs. Watson
will supervise plans for "brin0in9
home TO every woman the flnancia!
advantages and patriotic duty Of
investment in government bonds"
in SO far as West Virginia women
are concerned.
Mrs. Fred A. Scott OF Richmond,
Va, was named TO oucceed Mrs.
John Shelton WillIama, resigned.
as chairman Of the woman's loan
work In the fifth federal reaorVe
district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
kerensky, as Dictator, Expected
To Turn the Tide for New Russia

Alexander F. KoronAky tho OF tho hour in ho l
oary July tho brilliant oncnvc Ean"t tho dor
GAci which tho RuinnH noADo
dictnto in Rua md given tho oo
doun putting the anocon of tho troops which hn re-
along tho front Gnc and othorHo 10 end
situation that prevails In Russia BY m noH un
council of wormon and soldiers deognc the po
congress- realizing ability the highest order WAS
required strengthen the morals OF the Rus
troops has given unlimited to M Rerensky and his
his Gaca where he soon
may expected the force his command against the recall
cant troops and again bring face with the foe
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Hedgesvi||e PostOffiCe
Scene Of DynanItIng

MNUriNfnl'fU!. W Vn.. July ~
Uuhlr,Ir wIrrkrl With nitro Elrr"rln''
Ihr rnf" II Ih" lInhlufN'" ~ II'lrrh
,rIlr, II"Ih"l,l ""nmiy. r"r"n mli"''
wrrI nI here md Iuuh tiU In rnrh nII
IGu Iu rinrIun u II KIlm"I. til" p"nl
mnrIrI wnr nwnhrurI hy ~" "Tpl"
rI"n. huI thought n"'m""m" "hn using
nrrmrImr rho. r"hh"tv wnn not hlr
I,uvrIrd uuiIl som" hrIIr nIi"rwnIh
II |" h,lIrrrh ihnI Tia" ""rEin"n wh''
hI"w III" i",,inni"" "mi" ~ N"hh"iIli.
10 mites iiuIm here. ~ ITidn' niEhi
v.rr" rhr r"hh"In IT III" Il"hE"hvlII"
Iurrtuillr".
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UNITED STATES INVITED TO ATTEND
ALLIED CONFERENCE CALLED BY RUSSIA

tho exact scopo OF tho Conforonco
and arc uncertain whothor 1t will
90 into dotaIIR. Owing. however.
TO RunsIa'a prcvioun insistcncc on
more apcCifiC statements and In
View Of tho fact that nhc has
abandoned Conqucat for hcraelf.
II Ia thought bhe may feel Justified
In calling for rcnunclhtion from
her a,liea. Undoubtedly there Will
ho discussion Of what treaties tho
allied governments feel should DO
binding on tho now Russian gov
ornmont.
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JURY IN MOONEY
CASE STRUGGLING
HARD FOR VERDICT
| NO AGREEMENT AFTER
Ia HOUR STRETCH


GAN FRhNCI%CO. July "d.-~t2
y ". .j-~Aftor fourteen honrn' uf
drIIbcration no word had como to
night from tho Jury room IA To
whether verdict WIN nnar IN tho
trial OF Mira Rcna Mooney,
charged with tho murder OF ten
persona killed in homb crpIoHIon
during 4 preparedness parade here
last July.
SAN FRANCISCO. July pa
The Gaze OF Mrs. Rcna Mooney.
charged with murder as the result
OF bomb eNpIonIon here last
.IuIy, which killed ten perhona.
went 10 tho Jury At l2:5a O'CLOCK
p IN. today. Mrn. MonneY laughed
and Chaited with frlonds hn tho
Jury left tho court r""m.
While the Jury waa nilll ""i mo
unofficial Inhnr Iury brought In
verdict of "n"t guilty. after -
niuuioa' drIlhorati0n
his labor mrY wLa nppnih,"h
by tho C1ntIal ah"r G"pnril ~
Oakland at Ihn beginning "f ~"
trial 10 honr all oVIhon'o anh '"".
dor = vordIct 1" organized Labor.
rLoirh 81 tho GrHo,
SAX TUEr', ''nl tot, - I"'u""'
hr ia" pI"r'ruli"u l"r Ut" t'ili''''" 4"
rhr drrrh i".r,nIr, rrr"li h"f"ir nvk -
ia ''nIiI"rmIm ~ ia, 'n"" 81 " Woman
wihrrpr,nL tur.rre' ct lnI"i uui"mH
A..
# "Int"r wiru'"",.,. nuh rhnrg"" hv Ih
d"frrr" Ihnt important "NI'l"nr" li''
been TaI,r,,nI,I w,I" feature" whI"l
marked Tia. Irinl ~ MI". Ii"nn M""u"'
for murder r"',uIItmr from II bomb ~
I,l"ri"n h'r" lust July.
Mrs Muuu"y. u muulr i"mchrr. wif
Of Th"mn" j. M""n"y. wnS arrested
few tlnva nfI"r IN" r\plnrI"u which, 80
curing nj "ni T.. IN. IL, III" ""urS" 1"
II preparedness dnv pnrad" Iuly 80. Kill
cd ten persons md wounded more thai
% men. women nnd children. .ir nbmu
the same tim" m" M"onrNS w"r" nrrcrl
ed. Warren * billings. Israel Wrinh"rI
md r:hwnrh w. N"lnn were taken int
custody hy detectives"
rh" state r"nI"uhrd TINT the rNplo
sion wns the ,'uIininntIuu nr c"napir
nry plot rf wide rhInliltht htlpHS. with III
iIv" h"rnh murder drfruhuuis ns the rim
IrndrrH
Billings wnS tried. convicted Of mur
der and %"ntrmrrd 10 HE Imprisonment
Muunrv wna HrntTnr"d Ia death on
rrrdiCt uI nrHI d"Err" murder wIthnu
tor mercy. liuth acn
Irnrra hnI" been h"lh up pending hr
pcnl" To 1hr HInir SmrrirIi" court. Th
other" ar" now n"ultIng Irlnl. N"ln
ia Ri liberty on hHil.
III%SHtirfrh with ih" r"rdIr, In tn
~n|" "r rh"nin> j M"nnrl. union lnnu
(Continuoh on PnRo Toni
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WASHINGTON. July 23.-Tho
United StRtca will be lnVitod TO
attend the allied conference on
aims caIIod by tho now Rusolan
government to moot In AuOuat, 1t
was statod today at tho RuaaIan
embassy. Az yet no formal tnVi-
tatlons havo 0ono out, but Infor'
NAL discussions with tho British
and Fronch governments havo c.
tabIIuhed their willingness to nc
cept.
Embassy officials do not know
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Mi SIM RESENTS INFRINGEMENT
Upon EXECUTIVE PREROCAT IVES

W
I'rnmld"ur Wilson nnk"d C"ngr"nn Ia.
hny to eliminate from tho ln"d control
bill IL S"nnt" amendment cr"HllnE II
Inlnt cnmmitto" nf %"nalorH nnd H"P
rcrcntntly"g to confer and nhvin" win
c1"cutIvo ulllcinln ON wRr "HI"hdl'
lur"s.
In u letter to Chairman l."vrr. nf
tn" I0uR" ngriOultur" CnIninitt"". III"
iI'rraidcnt pointed out In FRANK Terms
THAT such u committee would ID" hhcIy
Ito constantly harasa those directly re-
Isponaible for tho conduct OF tho whr.
Tho retention Of tho section. nc noti-
fed Congress, he would bo compelled
TO interpret as signfying "a lack "'
lconfldence In myself.
Mr.. Lever and other House leaders
arc understood to be ready to make
determined fight against the proVl-
sion. which was voted into the bill
IncRr the close OF the long Senate tie
bate. The House leaders nlso are
planning 10 oppose vigorously the sen
nto's provision for FOOD control
hoard OF thrce members insteud or one
administrator. and there hm many IN
!dicatlons that in this likewise they
Twill have tho Presidents unQuallhcu
backing.
Tho Presidents Reply.
MIR Wllmn wrote to BcprcScntntlV"
J,evcr In rcsponse to lcttor prom
IisIng To hasten tho food bill through
conference. and asking advice on th"
war committee provision. TIL" FrcSi'
Idcnt's reply follows:
"I am very much Obliged to you
for your thoughtful courtrHy IN
stating to me the circumstances
OF tho present action on IN" tood
administration bill. and nm par
ticularly Obliged to you Tor call
inx my attention to section "a
deem 1t my duty to express my
| oniuIou about that section ANA llH
,rT,c, upou the whole udmlnlhtrh
t,un uf tho war very frankly IN
decd since the public Interest
uhnirrslly demands That should
do no.
.'HcrIion 2a In not only entirely
r,,rclgn to Ihu subject matte "i
the, Food administration hlll Ia
| Witch u Ia Incorporated. I'M
v,,uld If enacted inIn law. icn'l"t
nv Iurh "r r"mhu'llun Tia" ~"I
r,n.lI"uIiy ImI",nniIi"
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DODY RECOVERED.

Ii-cI.I ninpnirh tn tho iuirlhe"inri
East LIVERPOOL. o.. July "1-
Th" body of Charlie" itn"h"'I"In. "a
dnm tender, who drowned IN Il 20f"nt
whirlpool In th" .Ohl" river at Mid
lnnd. Pa. Saturday. was recovered al
Wrllnvilln, four miles west OF here. to
day.
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ASK FOR BLOOD
Of THE VICTIMS
OF the Child Plague IN Com.
batting Epidemic Raging
AT MononHnh.

rhInMOHT, w. Vn.. July I'LL
An nppoaI was made today that
tho children of rAlrmnnt VIII"
worn Victims Of lnfnntll" parni7-
ala last spring, give To" drops
nf blood 10 ho innooulat"d Int"
tho veins Of children having tn"
hinonHo nt Mnn0nRnh-
DR.. aoorgo Draper OF tho ROCK
ofollsr instituto, who is making
study Of the dlHoaHo, "aid TO-
day this method would no doubt
provnnt rho spread Of tho plague
which already has ton viotins In
ith grip.
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LUTHER nUHHhNK I'LL.

SA%'rN ROSA. cat. July n -uIh"i
IluIhnuk noted h"Tti'nIliuri"l IN N"rI
tIIry III ut hlS h"m" her" from over
v,rk nnd "a r"lh lie IL Oh I"hTr of M"
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ANOTHER SUB IS
SENT To BOTTOM
BY AMERICANS

PARIS, July q. An
American steamer recently
sank a large German subma-
rine, .according'tO a dispatch
to the Temps from Havre.
While on a voyage from
the United States, the steamer
wa, attacked by a submarine,
and replying to its FIRE, sent
thirty-6ve shells at the under
water boat, which assumed a
perpendicular position and
disappeared beneath the wa
ter.
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THE Wealth u n.

WARRINGTON. July 23.-PorsnastI
Wout VirRini4, Ohio. WsHtsrn Ponnsyi-
vnniA--LOoul thundornh0wsrH Tuosday
and probably Wsdnosday.
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Kersnsky Dictator

'PETI;Dt;liND. July @3.-Th" council
of ,nlhIers' aud w"rku"n'H Delegates
aud peasants "f all Russia voted today
after nm all night session to Rrnnt tho
(Continued on PaRo Nine)
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Thunder showers Tuesday and prob.
ably Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-16
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)

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Mt EW YORK, March l4Bapaume is doomed and may fall
day Such is the belief Of the military experts based
reports fresh British the that
being carried forward upon the Ancre and Somm fronts by the
Entente Allies IT.
German appear to be unable volume
high explosive which the British gunne raining
upon them and yesterday they broke again and greater
gains than the British have reported and wider front
The tremendously strong line entertainments stronger
single Notifications the Somme that
taken in the great attack of last July and August been
cped like match wood and the defenders killed captured
In Msopotamia also the British have continued their advances
left Bagdad behind them following
and broken Turkish the north city Of the
Caphs and have moved least five miles Kazman village
five miles beyond Bagdad has n together with guam
titles of German made munitions and huge booty Of Of all
and of ammunition General Maude that the
gunboa which have been of such help him his earlier
advances up the Tgris River still aiding him and pursuing
the fleeing Turks Smelling their broken columns and driving them
from position another fast they take their posts
SO swift the of the Turks they
able their wounded and the British official reports
tell of the capture Of FIVE hundred of these unortunates the
of Kazmain where they abandoned by their friends
But it is the fighting to the of Bapaume that holds the
of the stage today the military experts who
watching the developments of the struggle the front
There the British attack resulted in the smashing Of the German
line OF defense OF the city Baaune to the west that
and to the south Of the of Grevers Here the Germans had
constructed heavily fortified lines reinforced with double Of
babwre ntangmens and deep dgos and edoubs all power
fully armed with many machine guns and manned with the best
troops the German general staff could gather for defense
= spite Ct f ss and OF e eRg 81 the
have been received here the fighting but enough has
resisting the the onrush Of the attacking British infantry.
The assault of the Allies front little morean three
and oneha miles wide and when the Teuton lines broke the
rush Of the British carried them than mile forward the
entire front ..Ea.....-s r.t. ~ rg.t. .AA.
reports from the battle field said that they still falling back
that the British pursuit continued without check Should
med as : expected today the city OF Bapaume the goal for
have been gained and of the heaviest blows the German
have been icted