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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27
MAUDIE MCCULLOUGH
DIED IN POST SUNDAY

The Signal extends profound SYM
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Nc
Cullough In this time of grief for
the loss OF their fourteen year old
daughter, Maudle. who died Sunday
at Post city
She was operated on at the Post
sanltarlum several days ago for ap-
pendicItis and after lingering for
week, passed away last Sunday. The
remains were brought home and
buried in Snyder Cemetery at $500
o'clock Monday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27
ADVOCATE SELLING OF
LEATHER by MEASURE

San Antonio. April 21.-To guard
against adulteratlon In leather the
Southwestern Retail saddlers and
Harness Manufacturers Association
in session here Saturday adopted a
resolution urging tannerles to sell
leather by measure instead Of
weight. II was argued when leather
Is sold by weight It IL sometimes
found to contain sugar or lead.
John Weber OF Austin was again
honored with the presidency. Joseph
Mireaur Of Corpus Christi was re-
elected vlce-presldent and W. ].
Edgecomb, secretary and treasurer
San Antonio was selected as the
next meeting place,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27
IT'S YOU.

Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest somebody else get ahead.
When everyone works and nobody
shlrks
You can raise town from the
dead.
And II, while you make your per
sonal stake,
Your neighbor will make one too.
Your town Will be what you want
to see,
II isn't your town-it's YOU.
buckle
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

Geo. Woody. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Woody returned sotur-
day from Fort Worth. where he
recently completed the course In a
commercial college.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

That l can do official work in
scurry, Mitchell, Borden and Cara
counties, and return field notes to
the General Land office.
II. A. Goodwin, Surveyor. i3p
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

Mrs. NJ. d. Gardner and Mrs
r. II Polk visited Mrs. Gardeners
mother, Mrs. Green OF Snyder; Wed
nesday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

Fresh vegetables and fruit at
Dawson 4 Wilhelm.
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LOVING TRIBUTE BY
VETERAN SOLDIERS
fire SaIuros and Sound Tsps al Grave
Of Nathan VAnnman ANA Hear
HIM tn Comstsry.

Thr funeral s"r,i'rs h"ld r"r NnllI""
Nnnn,r"n i.r"nI.n"mi Ir''Ihrnl ~ IN"
i.Ih. district wLI 'iIrl Saturday Ia Tia"
homo 81 lila I"hr!t"'r Min Lea "''""
NJ, '".,r"urhs. 81 r,Im 'i'"'". ""t"
I..iL I.. ne. tI", /. 81 ii.,L If Ill" 'i'"o"
,.rI..r,l"r nti'r"'""i'
IIr ""rvl'"r wa, "mrhn"llT I"fr"'F
"it,n.r.L H""tIY "v"'v "'"'"i"' 81 IT,"
! " IrIIId"Y - \ u I""t 81 "hl'h
NJ V"u",,"u $50" " prominent ""'"'"'
niro,,lrd ~ " i",'1v. V"I'r"" ""rr'"h""
VIZ" Ia" r"Ii'"n,"rr. n"n"lv I"h"
MrN,Inru". Th"runr V Enlirlr,''. l"h"
1T T"Ih"ri. WIlIinm NJ i'uulnr md w.
II. Whitnrl m" lr"i wv" w"r" m"'"-
born 1T Mr.. Nnumnnus r"Inrnuy during
tho rivIi wnr Will" III" "lli"r iw" w"r"
members 81 the post
I'll" ROY. e. e. Hyl"r. rnEi"r If tn"
church. conducted til" services. nasist"d
hv two other ministers. inprrssIN"
ceremonies In rhurE" az Tho veterans
w,r" held at the grnvr In St"nr Church
cemetery. \ squad nf comrn,I"s iir"h
SnluI"S over The grave. They were IN
commanh Of H. +. Mckinley. hc'tnE Of
firrr nf the day. md the squad WAS COM
posed at ticnrG" =. Simpson. j. Ellwo"d
Hughes pnvih Th0mn" and Captain No
kinicS. In addition tn firing The Sn-
hItr. taps w"r" sounded by Henry I'
Ranch. IT EHurh's hnnh Captain sails
hurry urrmng"d This pnrl Of III" program.
nnd /" lh" surpris, al his comrades MI
Itnurh suddenly appeared ANA r"n'"'h
taps Mr. NnIrtuhn VAS On" of IN"
MOST prominent rri"rnn s"lhi"rs In TN"
r"'II"n nmi for nanny year" h"d h"h
rhuIE. "f TIA" ."N"r'I-rr h"lh ~ hl"n"
.hut,h "u Nrtn"IlnI day nnh nl"ni y
t.i.., I.i,.I Il"pn I"I tho 'hll'lion ~hn
I.uI II,.I unI',l IN tie U.'I''i"'H
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RE|CHSTAG'S WILL


lorn rerrivuh here. puhllnI"a an nu'"
graph IoIIrr fI"ul t!np"t"T NlIli"u !"
Ipr Won lolhinnuu. Il"ll wog on ia" "'
rnr1nn Of tho acceptance "f til" f"sIG
upII,n uf tho iInI~TlnI "hnnrrll"r. III"
u,ut,nruT In hin lciI"r EHpn u d"rhI"
with u hopvy h"nri 10y t"'l"ys h""r"N
~ Hrnnt your roTurHt I" he r"il"v"'
rrutu yuir u11co. For nIght yrhrs y'N
huyo ocrupi"d tho hEhrsl aud n""l re-
rrrnuIhIc ufllcoH la lhc Imperial nv"
rrnlc scrvIccH with eminent l"yR'ty. nn'
hnyo successTully plRced your hrllIihh'
puwers md prrsunRIlty ut tho 7"rvlcHs
of tho knIacr and the cmpirn anu the
king md tho fntherland.
I'm the most Ercvlous times thnt have
ever fallen to the lot Of the German
countries and pcoplcs-tirnes in which
decisions ur paramount importance FOR
the existence and future nf the Father
lurd hive had Ia bs takcn-you nave
stund by my side with counsel AMI aid
|, Is my hearts desire In express my
mast cordial thanks for your fnlthiu'
service"
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tho rnnuy ,rIlvrr"h n rorl"r "r n'r"n!!
ntinrku urHr"d"d hy b"uihnTdn"u's
'rhrno ntIrupIu In Ihn vl"iullY "f ~
DIIcuII u wrrC hrulI"u M hr our nr".
South nr Cnrh"uy r"v"rnl h"ih"hn"htr
Of rhurk lruutr nltnChrh our HIn"Il
,naIr After II very spirited "nEnEo-
inonI Tho enemy WINS rrpulE"h c"tnUl"l"-
" For our part wr mn'lc rr"Er"sH
south Of ALLIES mud took rrls"n"rH.
In tho Champagne. nftnr n very Vi"-
LENT hurnhnrdmrut In til" region Of Mont
unut md Teton tho Germans hurled
important forces against tho positions
We conquered on July Il. Onr troops
resisted with lnd"m!tnhlr energy nn'l
tcnacity the attack ~ mn cncWY or
greatly superior numbers. At Teton
the efforts of the enemy were without
success The attaching forces, which
suffered very heavy losses. were not
able 10 cut into our lines. Al Mont
iInui there H. violent notion which
continued all through the night. The
enemy who succeeded nj first In recap
turing n InrKe part or The ground ""
had won. was hurled hack 10y our troops
In u brilliant counter attack. Certain
elements ar. MI That romInln in> ia"
rnrmy'n hands.
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AMERICAN AID
Continued from First. Pnge.)

watched America for two and a half
years accept pracrably what seemed
to them unfOrgivablr insults. To them
America seemed To HAY" adopted "a IL
national policy tn" Injunction To turn
lhr other cheek and Ia b" following II
most effectively and currr"tirnlly.
They could not understand It. II was
Il reversal 81 alt ihr ideals Of This
country France had held tuI ii hundred
years
before the war there Was moi il Idle
,lItIualuu ar rnn"I"lr knuwl.Ils" nhnu'
AIu-Iirh IN f'In4t',. Tliry had hn Idea;
al uni were sntInIl"d Win that
When tlr great ulh,nrhl cam" ih"Y
respected Amt.ii'n Ia AL IN nr"nIhhn't'
wIIh The ld,.nI they h"lI. aud they were
nrl'uunhrr " hen "" did MI
The only lhluf HAT nnv"d America
IN French pnlmIln, "plui"n WAS tn" I'm
IN, ms" amount al charitable v"Ih done.
In Ftum"" hy Nm"Ii"nur This VA"
Widely advertised. and lhr hunw l"'lp'.
"f IT. VIM tlI"rrnIrhlY hiTun"h among
The prnplr Americans Themselves did
not h"aitnt" tn let II l." known They
seem 80 hnv" - habit nl giving with
the I"Tl baud whit" they pui up nm
"lrrtrir ADVERTISING airn with tn" right
Government Works for American
Support.
i!ut Ih"r" WAS II much more "T"cilv"
help In tn" dissemination through
France Of ia" knuwl"iIGr Of what
Nm"riCn was doing In II chHrilnhl"
way. II was tn" work OF tn" French
government. Tia" government never
failed to appreciate" III" invaluable all
America could give. Thrrr VIA moi at.
ways Il unanimous 'lrSir" In nffirinl
circles that America should actively
enter the wnr. Int Their" was always
tn" drs'r" thar America should b" def,
nitrly on the side OF tn" Allies. in sen
timrnt. nj least. that the Allies should
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TANLACPUTS|C lei:
MAN ON H|SFEE7
WASN'T ABLE TO TALK HARDLY,
BUT is NOW ATTENDING
TO BUSINESS ONCE
MORE, THANKS
TO REMEDY.
PRAISE TANlAC TO SKY.

81 have taken TnnlnC and II hns put
me on my feet after being terribly bro
ken down In health following nm Mt
JaCk Of fever" declared mn "nthuHlnHt
Ir rnhurErr here In Richmond. whu
urges others to take the rnHIrEt. quick
rst route tn health and grNni"r
strength and happInraH.
II WAN very. vrry weak. and some
wav or other this CnIHcd frequent nnHr
bleed. | had no energy. no appetite.
M strength. no nothing. and 20 Juht
Law on a couch most of the limo. Some
of the family thought perhaps Tnnlac
would help me, and I'm glad ] bought
| il IN their suggestion. Tanlac put mo
back on my feet. Before started TAX
ing il couldn't walk without tho
greatest w"arinoss and fntiguc, but
now I'm up and about. attending 10
my ice business" declared this man.
These hot days the Ice business
needs men OF vlgur and snap. IL takoS
a real man to stny In the lee business.
If any wants to enlist among the Ice
men. good suggestion. first take Tan
lac.
IF you are attempting hard phyHicnl
lnbnr, IT yum ARE nInrting your System
In amy pnrt. brain nr mnscl"r. ton" up
The Kyrlrm. help the appetite and Ill
grallnn Help nature deliver tho nonr'
lnhnlrnl from The FOOD You rni. M TINT
YOU nny accomplish ynnr worn with
the Errntrni efficiency.
II In moi nrrrnnhry TO thkr TnnlnG
hmm In even the IutIni nuVrTr rnrrh
II r,a ur eight w"rhn fr"hin rnl ln ~
lrrIIiunnl uul Il Ia M "c"n"nil"hi
Iuni pnti, II lcnrp""nrul from TIA" bot
tie md take II hufuf" nllllnE down Ia
mrnlr. md on going to lc1 1t"rHllr
uriu,I,I lntr nf people daily. Tnnlnr
mc,iIr cnufld~urn. a million now rn
,Inrrn II
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~ Ii q

H.. affair usd claim never 10 hhVo He'h
Starr.
rh.. men I,fI this city carly Saturday
/, hurt prn,,nhhnsn They tn"k Mex
ar h.rr ,uu received prrnIinih"n OF
r,,u,r, t.. aInrr II Ia hln hln"hHmI'h
,Inu when Ih~Y returned t'""'
huuI 81 /. rnii they f"inh Tic hog "fhp-
4, 'Thr, wrrr "ITrnIod i"'r' 90"
,Inrpr Of cutting ttinIr. nn"' ""'" '"""''
a., the. ~ t'intrnviIln lall
uIn,r Ir rnI.i /" hnr" boon n"r'"hhIY
eat hy Cnur ,u"u IuriuH n hsh' "Vor w"
I,o,r ntnrrd IN tho shop. "" was '
,u,,vcd ". tho %urth Wheeling h""p"A''
wbrrr II In rnIh ho will r"n"V"n
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SUCCESSOR NAMED
.d,u,.r, Chnri.s r. Read Succeeds
Captain Balishury A. Quarter
m.stsr 20. A. u. Post.

charles r. Rood ~ l"i Fomr'""n'h
street tho we'll known r"i"rnn Foc"hsl.
wrn hue been udIninni "f IN" j. W.
IInIIl.lnv g: \ Il post Tor e"m" ti'hr'
In. been nnm"h su"c""s"r 10 'hP'"'"
Thurrn. Y SnIislnrl II" I'inr'"rhnH'"t
Of the post. u" ~" h"s Tho rank al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,'nrInlu >Ihi,"hurN r"NlEh"" IN" nc"
u few Inw..I.e az" owing 20 l'r DINER
dntir., requiring; lat" Htl"rll"n "" VIII
continue -" a member or thr posi-. 7
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WHEELING MEN ARE
HELD UNDER BOND
rloph Not Guilty l." UhHrR" OF outing
Wh-n hrraiInon VoHt"rdnJ-
HcnrlnR Dnturdny.

l""t"r Wr"I. WtIlInm AI'ItIn. john
Slm"hI mrmI Edgar KnrRr". NIL "f iht"
ritv win, were nrrr;t"'l saturday night
~ It"u1Ivs burg Belmont county. w"r"
nrrntpnrd h..l"r" SPUR" Henry NJ I'hN-
i"r at - ''inIr"viil". N"I""rlnv morning
and entered - pI.r If not guilty u" tn"
.hnry. at cutting with Iui"ui 4" XVI.
t'nIlI IN tn" sum IT {h"h each va" ElN'h
los tn. men :hh they VIZ" r"l"n"'''l for
=, h"artiIg .',ni uTIIN rurTuluR
rh. men Hr. charged with "HIiin"
Nn.hh,I '-tn"I. Az aged n"n WA" ""th-
~ IA - blacksmith i"r u""I Il"n'lrt''.
;n.r,. Tie. me- ,I,nS all hm"" I''li:" ~
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

A., I,I.,I.I ~ ~" I"''"' ".'~~ WV W.
,,,,h,,, Ih-,,l, ~ west lrsl"ls
=, a.. ,,,u,, ~ iIIIir Nd,m. N.ubrnt"- M. as
In IIrnltur'r'i. =.
Ia IN, rr,.ll,"r, ~ uiI" Sd"m' ~ ID" NV "
whccIIrv I'runrr ri Unto. md h"''c' '"f"''"'
hsnbTuiH 800, a., II,
X.,Irc T.. hrt-lr given ihs' m W" l''h "s1 NJ
JULY IyIi tho ,'ih ON" Ah'm' Va, "", '
u.,,,, and ,b,t the first meeting ~. creditors
IN, L., held At ia. rffrr II J. ". tummins. E"1.
y.t,,,. Ia nsnLrutir, EIIt" j"f oi os National
u,rI NpiId,rs IN tho ny " Wheeling County ~
nr,o and State It Wet Virginia. M ID" Isl haF ~
August A. T.. 49,. a. -" "'r'~h IN 'ne 'n'N"''
, IN. >,iJ creditor. may attend. prove
:, ~ I,,, ,r,,,n, trustee casnIin. III. BANKRUPT.
and transact such nihrT hhsihrh ~ may p''Pe'"
rn,nr hrrr- ta!h mretinE.
J. W CI'MMISs.
Referee In BInknIPtcJ.
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IIIlII, fully 10 rho MOTT Ion Ia
,lny.r niIl,.InI rinI"mI"nI dealing with
the ,trrni I"nn ct ia" Iuurlnn front HnYH
thrrr wnr lively lighting IN tn" ltIg"
r"rIur AMI In rs" r"gi"n south 81
IIvIunk rho rlni"Iu"ut f"ll"wn:
"lIriwr"n lh" Iulilc mud ia" i'nr-
InIhinnr lively nEhlinK "rrurrnd "n'r
nj Iiign and south ar IIvinsk In tho
wooded rmrUu,hInua Nusslnn rnihlnG
hriarhnI"nts were r"pulscd repeatedly
Du the RumuuiRn plnin7 III" hr" IN
rrrnscd In r"Inc s"CtUrR toward cvnn-
ing. At the Danube delta bulgarian
posts "u Saturday rcpulscd Russian
surprise attnrk.
'~rhr situation on tho Macedonian
front Is unchanged"
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NOT YET LOCATED

fh.- r"Iir' In" night had not located
Ihr t.. v"nr-"lh rirl VIII" CA Sunday
evening Wa" r"u"rl"l 1" them HS hay
Iur h...'i al TIA" slut. ihlr gr"UnrlH With
,4urrr, at IA, NLtI"nul tunr'lHm"n. From
nnnIhr S'ur"". - rri"ri reached TIA"
I,"lI"" ihnt ~" rirl VIII" - declared 4"
hnI,. been Er"II Saturday nfi"rnuum with
II S"i,lL,r "u TIA" l"lnnh. ten Tia" 'iIi IN
rnInInny with Hn"lh"r man. II rINIiInu.
NJ. warrants nav" h"'n iHsu"h ~ re-
suit 1T the girls Disappearance" from
her home.
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CRIDIRON DAY EVENT

The It.Inry club. ~ u" "'"Hl' hlhl"'
~ The M"I.ur" today. VIII "'HF' "h 'i'"-
rnfr program IN lEht N"l" "Iil'IHl ''
,L ,.,,,,.L, mad ,,iI which I"nIurr Ih"
,,,rr,,uu If The i:rl,IIr"u club at Wash
u,,.,,,u L,,.rI n"ulr.r at IA. .luh ha"
r,.., r..,tI...Ir,i especially I" nlI"uI mad
uuu..s. tn. unu-uni program VIM -
unlds many ',uTuI l'"''-
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BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
Bedford Springs pa. Hotel and Bath

A MOUNTAIN Park OF 3.hW NEIE3
Spend n hmppy hraIthful summer NJ rms
noted mountain resort Mmrrnr nnt"lnt"d
hotel: every outdoor md Indoor dlrrrsion. III,
crllrnt cuisine. Good mUtUr roads 10 all
points. -,
AIEn Mngn"sIn Baths md famous Mineral
penn refnriR. 4
Fv~rr Srrnnmodn tOn for motor tonrish-
NOW OPEN.
II r. Inmis. Mgr. 81. e.. S"reny. ASST MRr
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German Report (Wostl

ul:ItI.IN. July Ii tvin l."Iri"nD.
Thrrr attempts mn'h lay ia" hri'iHl
!, HIrIrinA morning I" r"'hrluir ia" r'
sIIInu;, won hi th" terminus At ON
IrnrI4l de, on the ii"lEInu 'front.'. a"%!' all
nIIL.inI statement In:.r,d I"ln) h} Tie
'.,tnnn uuI department. VIZ" r"i'hi"'"
Win h,n,, I"rnrn I" ia" ultn'k"rn.
III" statement I'"dn.
W,rIrrn iI".uI.I Army ET"rtI "l
TI"un IrIn," IturI.r"'.hI l"ri"i'i"i
mining IIr i,mI.Ii"h attempted hF
Ihr,u r,I,r"rrIN, "II"'k" T." I''npInt'
lI.. I." IIi",,, Iu,ty t""I at I.'',nl""'ifvh"
.It".y ,,.r r'iu,Irrh 'v'.lr Ii'"" WIN
l,,"ti lrrr"r
IN, n,IIII'h. III' 'n'"i"rnI" Ih'""Gh
rnl tia, day. Iu.r.n",L /" th" "t'nimG '"'
ih, ,..""i "nL ia" fr", I" I'll" Is" I"
"tr"mg rrIIIIrrr duets Witch "ir" w"r'
Iiv"h Ihr"rrGh'.uI IA" might
'.Eru,u ~ I!rrr"U ,n,,uI - Ihr unui ID
rru hnuh 1T the E"urT" lh" nrilll"f
uciIvIIv iu'Irn""'l dUriuE III" Int" h"urr
II tho dny N"rth"m"l ct I."u" mad ~
Errnr."v strung E:mgII"h r"""mm"itrrln!:
Il, tnrh,urniG N"r" drIv"n luCk
ARMY group "f TIA" German crown
prince. Ti"l"nt though rruillr"a nIinrkT
u.rr mnhr by the French III m attempt
IT, T"CuuIiIrc the IuHitluuH taken by nH
south Of tutIri"run The French auf-
Irrrd h"nvy losses there and In SINH
lnrIy riuItlrsS attacks south OF La
l:uvclI farm. An enemy advance south
Of Sillcrir. IN the Ncslc wiley. MISC
failed In the Western Champagne.
some Of our first line trenches remained
In the hands or he enemy at the con-
chlSiun uf the nights TlghtinE.
"AlthuuSh Uu the liuCkbcrR the
trenches wr rrraptuTod IN the evening
could not be- mulnlulnrd We succeeded
ON TIA" Iurhlbrrg In reaching our OLD
lines again after bitter hnnd-t"- hand
fighting a considerable number or
prIs,uncrh und Ia few machine gums were
hI,uIrIlI ia from both bdIIlcflrlds. win
II short interruption IN The nlEhi. the
lively ARTILLERY hattie an thr WrhirrI
I,unk at the Mruru continued
Army ET'up nr lIIh" Alhrcrhl -
Thrtn wnr rlIrIiri nrililoIY fighting ho-
Ivcrn the Mrurr and tho M"r"lle A
Ir,nuu"lI"llnH "peInil'm ut lI"mrn"u
,iIIr umrI With H."h rtn.'"rn "" i""h
uur,"I,nI- It lr"tiUrr
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standing Pit,

AMSTERDAM. July III According
:, IN. U"rlin"r TnprhlnIt Ie"i'hst"E
nnrty leaders, after they h"d been ~"
rciyrd Nv MnrHhnl llind"nhnrE ANA
General IIhcnd"rn held '"hf"r'h'n
tu th,. NrlrhainE Landings maj h"'h''h
J., uulnInIu TIA" terms "r p"""" rrH"-
l,IIn,, rrIrrh on h.f"r" Tia" 'hi'rNi'".
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DoltuR Occupied.

LONDON. July ld-ThG occupation by
The Russians Of the Gnlician town of DO
lima IL reported IN l'rtroHrnd dls-
Patch 10 the Idea Nnzi"nnlr of Rome.
uS quoted iu n Central News dispatch
from that city. TIL" Austrian hriny or
General ltnrhul- Erm"lIi t. said /" hhv"
been thrown back on tho thrrathihnh.
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French Statement.

rhRIS. Iulv IG.--rh" Germans mad"
II series Hf strong nItnrk" last mig Vt
let wr"n Ihr Suzanne AMI IT." AISnr ana
IN The champagne. r"hnN'- "ni"IaI
announcement nhys they we're mll re
He'd ever, NlirI" rN"rIh near Mont
IihuI. u III" thhInI""rn", wh'T" they
retained lew trench 'I'.nt"uI~
The abatement fnlinw-
"IirIrrrm Tia" i'nurIm" nnh iho Airu"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
British STATEN ont.

LONDON. July IG.--'rhc following
wns issued todny nj TIA" wnr office:
"IIosti!" raids were rcpul@"d Inst
night with lnss Ia the enemy northwest
Of FnntnInc- 81 -Eruislllrs and In tho
n"ighhorhnnd Of Arn"nti"r"s. W" mnd"
u successful rnid near hpry. \ few
prisoners were taken by MS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

rNNAiIINE ARMY .iEAl"!I Nt''
TIERS IN FRANCE. Iu!S IT,. III" ""~' 8
rrn part uf Lru". particularly 'hh'
known n.y. the II," IN AiuuiIm. was sub
I.ri-h tu :: IA attack early TN" morn
iur Tho IIrHI at The gas 'NlInd"rS WAS
Projected mt" TIM enemy i"SlIl"iA
about | "'r!",'k aud rr"j""IIi"N ANA
urunrs. I"adrh with deadly \nI'r". w"f''
sprayed upon tn" ';"rIunn* tor almost
two hours. The. enemy attempted /"
cause :, r":'EHIi"u at TIA" nIthrk 10y pun
ting an artillery nnh ras shell hhrrhH"
an that part al our front from Nhltl
hr .IIpIu-rd tn" RaN WA" b"lnE rlIch-
lated In this lie InIl"d md Ih" OPERA
IInuS pTurcrd"d until Tia" nNhllhhIr
uiImS hn,l been discharged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
VIOLENT FIGHTING
Continued from First PaBo.)
Fighting on Wide Front.

These were all rrpulsrd by tn"
French fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

sOrTII CAROLINA Az. ASD HEACH
Private baths. running water in ro"rnS elevator.
fno prchns otc: capacity $50. 81 M daily. special
weekly booklet. r. IT, WILLIAMS.
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WASIIINt;TD\. July IG.--Th" "h"''
liu"sinn front from TIA" Iuli ri ltlHh u"
t"umanin * rrpuri'd IN "lil'l"l h'H
patches t.'dny IruIu i"tr"crnd |" the
iiu~SiHn embassy here In la alive win
battle. The E"rInnns .tr'' said I" hi
rushing uL truuua Iruru The linlIhh M"
French fronts aud to Ia entirely rear
r"ngImE their pu~ItI"n%.
hu thu Northern Ir"ui man ltI-n. '''' 3
man r"IniuTrrHI"uttt ar" rushing ul' H.
,"a trnmSI"ri, rn TIA" I.''nhriE II"h'
The Iru"I% are b,imE shifted hh'k anu
Forth hy m"nuH ri heavy HuI'm"hll'"
In an attempt I" prevent iui lh't Il"
ynnrr,s hl I;ru"ruI k"rnI"II hn 10"
Southern front IN rh" tnrrnIliHu the
\rrIriumn M. yiid To- Ia, IN Iull tight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
WANTED-Male Help

WARTEp-tareakcr. apply supsrtntsndsnt viswpsi11
S~natnIluIn. Gmh wages to right This
would In . Vohl change for any one not strong. to
build 1r-l7I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

WAh1ED-IAlnrrrs Como ready for work. 6teady
Job good wages. B0r Company. now building. IL
War"""d onp"siin railroad station. John A. brhu
InHchrr. Iy-lo.ni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

WAhTED-ArIrcnrlces. Opportunity for several am
htinIs y"'nE men II electrical mechanical spt.
tnde who hrr MndyinE and drsirn to Learn various
occupations Incidental TO the operation Of large power
giant Apply by letter or IN pcrSDn Of L. l.. Hanki-
h"n Hup't Wrst Penn Power Plant. ConnelIssile.
HrInA ly-i6.p
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-05
A Paving Ordinance.
season.
GEORGIA, Sumter County,

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
An ordinance requiring the pavement
CT Taylor street from the intersection
CT said street with Lee street at the
corner of First Baptist church to the
intersection of Horne street.
Section /. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and City Council of Americas,
and it is hereby ordained, that in as
much as the petition has been filed
with the Clerk and Treasurer of the
City of Americas, signed by 500 or
more of the citizens and property own
ors along Taylor street in said city,
from the intersection of said street
with Lee street, at the corner of the
First Baptist church and the intersec-
ton of Horne street at the corner of
Mrs. M. p. Whitley's residence on the
the north side of said street, asking
for the pavement of said street, as
provided by the act of the legislature
for the year 1913, as found on page
491 of said act; it is ordered by the
Mayor and City Council of Americas,
in regular meeting assembled that
said portion of Taylor street be and
the same is hereby ordered paved with
REINFORCED concrete with specifications
prescribed by the city engineer, and
paved in a similar manner to the
pavement along Lee street between La
mar and Dodson streets.
Section II. Be it further ordained
that said pavement shall be at the cost
of the property owners adjacent and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-05
MANY EXHIBITS FOR SOUTH
EASTERN AUTOMOBILE SHOW

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 5.-Automobile
manufacturers represented at the Chi
cago show were unanimously OF the
opinion that the southeast offers one
of the most promising fields in the
United States and were all DESTROYS OF
exhibiting in the Southeastern Auto
mobile Show to be held in Atlanta
from February "a to March 3, accorl-
ing to directors of the show who have
lust returned from that city.
At least three-fourths Of the princi-
pal dealers of South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and east Tennessee
will attend the Southeastern show in
Atlanta for the purpose of examining
the latest models of pleasure and com
mercial cars and participating in deal
ers' conventions to be held in. con-
nection with the show.
Practically all the important ex-
hibits of the New York and Chiscago
shows will be displayed in the Atlanta
Auditorium. In addition to the exhib-
its there will be . continuous round
of special features conducted by var
ious civic organizations, including
band concerts, vaudeville acts. dane
iIg, etc.