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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
Pe; No out Of the War Declares Premier Keren In negie

America could help best, Leather, :
iron and" with empha1ts,s'
money" .-TfA
The sending Of actual money
out Of the country to any OF the
allies would establish precedent
here and would be diametrieaily;5
opposite to the American 9ovesnss
ment's present policy, which aims.
at the conservation Of the hueei.;
store Of gold piled up since ms,
war started. As means OF max:
ina such conservation effective
cold was placed by presidsntiel..
proclamation on the list Of COM
modties which must be licenses.
for export. and the federal reserve
board, under Secretary. meAdooe:i
SUPERVISION. announced policy OF
holding gold exports to the mini.
mum. -
American gold. officials assert /.
ed today, can dc Russia more so"9E,
il il remains in. this country
There is unanimity Of oplnlen3.
among officials tina. RusstHs !:
needs would have to be supreme
to warrant the actual Transports:
ton across the ocean OF 4 ship
ment Of American gold Of any ap::
probable amount. W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

was out of it must have short
memories.
Russia has fought consistently
since the beginning. She saved
France and England from disaster
early in the war. She is no"
worn out by the strain, and claims
as her right that the allies no"
shoulder the burden
Thus Premier Kerensky eH-
planned Russia's position to the
correspondent. The premier was
seated in the library of the for
mer private office Of the emperor
in the Winter Palace. The CORE
spondent called attention to WIDE
~ contradictory reports on Rus
sian conditions and asked the
premier for d frank statement OF
the facts.
at has been said by travellers
returning from. England and else
where to America that opinion
among the people. not officially
but generally, is that Russia IS
virtually out Of the war" it was
explained.
Is Not Out Of War.
"ls Russia out Of the war;
Premier kerensky laughed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
Food Administration ]. q
Takes Flour Control

NEW YORK. Nov. c.-Thc mtftAE
division If the United States food nd
ADMINISTRATION announced here tonlght
,hat effective Immediately all dlsect
trnding by American millers. exporters
and blenders Of flour with EUrope;Ss
countries is prohibited. This husinsss
will be handled hereafter only D! me me
food administration.
The new regulations were madetstt
WAS stated TO effect proper control a1a
IA centralizc the handling Of cXpor1ssDt
flour TO European ncutrals." and IN or4cr
to protect the interest OF consumes
who have necessarily had TO pay rela;
lively high price for -four purchased IN
very small packages" sstE-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
OHIO COUNTY
RANKED THIRD
IN THE ENTIRE
FED. DISTRICT
ONLY ALLEGHENY AND
WESTMORELAND AHEAD
Pittsburgh Districts Total tor
the Liberty Loan Is
S204, 403,60O

PITTSBURGH. Nov. = IN" nnai
report of the central Liberty loan c"nl-
mitlrr for lhi PITTSBURGH district 81
the fourth ClrvelandD federal re-
serve bank district, completed today.
shows that Ohio county (Nh""IInSl
ranked third among the Twenty-Five
counties comprising The; 'iisrrlc'. Thc
rufirp district total WAS $"nA.AH".h'e
Or This Allegheny county tIlttShnrSl
contributed $l43.ll4.i"p. Next came
Wc-lmurrland county. pL.. with 81.
53SOIn. and OHIO county in lhIrH
place subScrird $G.Si3. 95". The d".
tailed report nf tn" "n|ir" district
by counties l. a. follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
THREE IDENTIFIED.

SAN ANTONIO. T"X.. Nov. 2.--tdcnti-
ii..n;ion Of three negroes Of th" Twenty
toarth infantry wh" participated IN 'he
riot at Houston on Angus; -. which re-
suited in the death Of twcnry-two per-
sons. was made Today By Captain tia!S
Shekerjian OF tho Twenty-fourth lnfan-
try. teStityirg at the corrt-narttal trial
II siX1y-thrre negroes who are CHARGED
with mutiny. murder and ri"'tnE. The
three negroes Identified are Corporal J.
K. Hawkins. corporal G. Brown and
PrivatA Ira Davis. Captain ShcAcrjlan
pointed them Out in the coiirS" OF MS
narration uf M story II tho riot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
Germans Retreat 4
FronAisne 'FRONT.',
Badly Punished
Admission Of the Retirement on Western Front Comes
From Berlin, Which Claims the Movement Was "Un:
noticed and Undisturbed by the French % ss

The Germans rctcaed from points along the hlstose
hrmn Dcs Danes the Ane front in France where-k
several months the troops General Pean had been keeping them
sharply /" task
Just rc1rograe movement took place and how TARA
be- told the German official communication
orng merely that the Tuton unnoced and undisturDea
v the cncv Systematically withdrew their lines from the hy
front in this ro entire line to the north Of the Asne, where
Germans reported facing the French unduiatns
character SCISSORS sector eastward to the Vlclnt
on and impossible from the rather ters acknoN
cgcmcn withdrawal demit the terrain which has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
REVOLT AGAINST THE
RUSSIAN REPUBLIC
PLAN OF MAXIMALlSTS

l'ETErm:l; ~ N"v. :--Th" Maxi
!naiisiS ruu,luur th"ir rrcpnrnt lions Tor
a., demonstration. lhr Aa'" Of which ~
being krit .,"crct. h:!t - believed t" he
set far %,,vrlulirr l. II is prrSiStenilN
rutnnr.d THAN hey intend Ia take armed
melton To- seize the suprrm" power. Even
ia" MnNinlliSIa newspapers ron'i"inh
the proposed drm"rSlrmt ion. Will" IN"
government is receiving "1"rS al h"ll
from all quarters AND wI'l pr"N' NJ Inc
rrnr.r,iinr$. hN ior'". /! n""":'>;Ifi
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German official communicated.
issued this evening. The corn:e.
munication gives no reason for thes
maneuver, but says it was made.
during Thursday night systematsS.
ically and without interference
by the French troops. The state
ment SAYS also that no fresh ad:sa
vices are at hand from Italy. The
text OF the communication Oh
lows: - st5f3sSSss
In Flanders there has BEEN
lively artillery activity on the:
User. es:. saa4is:::
"Cnnoticed and undisturbed bXss9
the enemy. we SYSTEMATICALLY
,$,ithdrew our lines from the hiHSs}}
front of the Chemin Des Dame$t
last night. 5::sS-s
Our airmen successfully at7E:
tackled London and EngllM
coastal towns Wednesday night
From the east nothing special
has occurred. re-
Nothing new has been lepoEfH
ed at this time from Italy. ,sSfE;i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

:. >..1f !'~'s;.'i g -" i"'"i! - -
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. =
;.uSiace Chiffon. aged -. a student ut
h. University Of Virginia and young
80 son Of former United States Sena-
or William T.. Chiffon. from this
lily. and Miss Leah lane Dawson.
.ged l.. daughter of III" la1e governor
= W"St Virginia. William NJ. o. Daw-
son, we:t. married a. Rockville. Md.
about TWO or three weeks ago. It was
learned today Members OF the FAINT
lies here refused 10 talk OF n" we'd
ling. Secrecy has prevailed. and ii
VAS learned today that Mrs. Dawson
mother nc the. schoolgirl bride. i"ti
;:ip Thu.Sda for the raSf 10 lonk
nto the matter. il VAS said.
Miss DawSnn was a student IN Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
Head of Strikers Endorses Use
of Soldiers as Guards IN
the Texas Field

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. o.-SoldlerS
in federal service tonight were guard
ing property throughout the Gulf coast
oil fields Of Texas and Louisiana.
where a strike of several thousand oil
workers was called two days ago. Tn"
soldiers from the 10Th. 13lst and lS"nd
Regiments Of infantry moved into the
oil fields late today.
Strike leaders claimed tonight that
moro men joined their cause today
while officials Of the companies
claimed that the: still are operating
in all Of the fields and expect TO put
more men TO work tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
ANGTHER Mu7|NY Of GERMAN SAIL.
OR5; ADMIRAL SCHMIDT IS THROWN
INTO THE SEA AND MANY ARE KILLED

a battle on the ship decks betwesaE
officers and sailors. -,.re-s. b; -
(The battIeship kronprinz disc
places 1928 tons and WIS built!
in 1915. Her compliment Is 1,t50
men. The SchIeswig. Holstttniss
was completed in 1906 a.ndS
measures 1900 tons with a CONF
pIement Of 729 men. The pre-
vious German navy mutiny was.
reported in the Reichstag October
9, last.) - -; e:
COPENHAGEN Nov. 2.--Th1Slf
kieI Neueste Nachrichten reportts,
that through the explosion Of 6: g. ],
torpedo in the submarine yardef,l
at kieI a submarine vessel Wa
badly damaged and ten personeg
killed or wounded. The neNs@
paper says that "aI other repoEt
are without foundation" referring I
presumably to rumors Of exten.s
sive mutinies in which variou!s s.
ships are said to have been daryl
AGED, = So
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HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. "a l"le-
gram sent by ". a. Campbell. chair
man Of tho grievance committee nf
The striking oil field workers 10 Gov
ernor Hobby today. asks that thr state
executive approvc any request which
NAV have heen made for troops 10
guard oil field properties during the
pcriod nf The strike CamnbelIs mes
sage saws that thr strikers particular
Is desire that no property BE- damaged
bv enemy agents.
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SHREVEPORT, La. Nov. ".-Seren
hundred and fifty men. composing the
Second Battalion. Second Mississippi
infantry are expected TO arriv" hero
this afternoon. They are enroutr 10
the oil fields OF northern Louisiana
TO protect property and keep order in
connection with the strik" of oil
workers there.
Three thousand oil and gas workers
in Caddo. BosSer and De Soto parish
rS arc on strike. So far thor" has
hocn no disorder and the assignment
of rrnops is believed merely 10 b. 4
matter Of precaution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

Eloped From Washington to
Maryland Village, Where
Ceremony Was Performed
Three Weeks Ago-Glrl S
Mother Trying to Have the
Marriage Annulled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
]NT|NEL DILL MEMS STRIKE IN THE SOUTHWEST
RFSIL TS|N THE CALLING OUT Of FEDERAL TROOPS

ties and defining the. oil industry "a
the absolute heart Of our navy" Or.
Sidney j. Smith. chairman of TIL"
Southern district draft board. said
hr would immediately ask his own
board 10 withdraw exemptions or dis.
charges granted on industrial grounds
TO all rrglStrants OF military age in
vnlvnd in the present oil workers
strike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. @.--D"nounr.
ing as little short Of criminal' war
time strike in any industry needed for
The successful prosecution of hostll-
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Nevertheless, il seems apparent
thai the Germans. tired of the
terrible ordeal they had been
forced 10 undergo for some time
from the French artillery. and
violent infantry attacks. have de-
ridrd to fall back upon Laon'
capiIaI Of the department OF the.
AiSnr. which with its network or
railways has been the goal OF me
French. 1t is possible and seem
ingly probable that the With
drawal Of the Germans Will COM
pei also the falling back of me
German forces in the turn OF Inc
battle line nOrrhward 10 ST. Quen-
Tin if. indeed it does not attect
the German positions as far north
AS !ArraS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Forecast:
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania,
ohic-Fair Saturday and Sunday with
slowly rising temperatures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
German Statement.

German Statement.
BERIIN tvia Londor). Nov. =
--rh" Germans have. reteatod
from points along The Chemin pes
DANES in the Ai$nc sector Of the
from, in France. according 10 the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-10-24

A message to Agent Frank O'Connor of the Pacific Steamship Co. from Capt Guptill announces that the Uma- tilla will arrive about q. m tomor- row morning.
 As the Umatilla has cargo for thls port only, it is expected that the ves- sel will finish discharging some time Friday evening and will depart for the last time this season late Friday night The steamer will return to Seattle direct. The following persons have secured cabin accommodations for the voyage.
 II l. Mead and wife, Geo Uhich. Nick J Butler, Jas. Ivory, Jno. Nestor l. F Washburn and wife A II Kellog wife and child, Vic. Julien and family, Mrs Paul Denhart. Mrs Geo Gear, Mrs H Burgh and daughter. Geo Belleview, Dr. J H Mustard. Sol Lewis and fam fly. A w Sliven, II Saupc, H R Ray NJ l. White and family. Miss Russell Miss Erickson Mrs Story. Geo II Me Leod, J F McCulloch, J NJ Mitchell, R $ Ogelsby. Jno Brewer Galen Fry. A II Kah, Chauncey Anderson, Frank HalI Chas Schneider, Mrs Miles, Nal scom Miles, Jos Sheldon, I D Orton, Judge Tucker Arnold Liebes. Gilbert Russell,C F Kimbail, F O'Connor and wife. Mrs. R J Downing, c F. Darling and wife. Jack Mathews, James Kelli- her. H Fries and wife, Tom Peterson, c l. Peck, Geo Schofield, Mrs Eubanks, Miss Seymour, Miss Henderson. Wm. Lennihan, A s Graham, Mir. Wheeler, Helen Winters, Grace Bell. Lena Green, T Beckman. c Goodman, NJ Miller, Gladys Mays. Mary Evans. Mrs NJ s Hart. Capt. Spinney, Jack Coffin, Mike Hunt, J w Mcleod and wife. Miss Lamden, Miss Mary Horn, Miss Richardson, Clyde Miller O Carlson, J Knodie. F F Biilmeyer, Chas Mili- chek, Bob Laughlin, Mrs D Mcdonald,
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should not be granted leave for ab- sence beyond June 30 1918.
 1t is stated for the information of the exemption boards that the draft drawings in Alaska are not likely to occur before January 18th, 1918 It is stated, however, that the tme is de- pendant on the Interior mail service
 The Governors message also calls special attention 10 the fact that quite number of persons in Alaska failed to register for army service dur ng the period from July to September and are now applying to the registration boards for registration The local boards are advised that such persons shall be registered and his card given a serial number as provided by the draft law but before registering them the board must carefully inquire into the facts and make records thereof and also require the applicant to make an affidavit setting forth the reasons for
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Mrs F. F. Grimm, Mrs Geo Modini. Mrs F Hatch, NJ D Reed, H H Moller. F. l. Ora ham, F. Carl, C V York, Tom Murray, w J Sullivan, Ed Morgan, F D Sheldon, Irving Reed, J Caldwell Mir. Fallte. Jno Oslund. Jno Anderson, Mrs G Uhl, Mrs F w Carleton, Miss Lillic Larson, Mir and Mrs Richard Lee and family, Bertha Johnson, Al Nicholson and wife, Mrs Con Seibcl, Ed Roberts and wife, Chas Rice and wife, Nels Swanberg and family, Geo Bittner and family, Mir Whistler, Max Hirschberg, Ed Cunningham, G F Christoferson, G w Wolf A Gunderson. w Carlson, D Berges, F Fischer, Jno Nelson, X Best, A Andree, ] Sliscovich, A FI1cIl- sell, Gus Adams, Jim Ross, Arthur Rlce and wife A D Stormfeldt, w Heitmann, Jack Mickins, Chester Mil ligan, Joe Bursik, Barney Ford, Harry Bloomfield. A Christensen, A M Hansen, Cy Hester, Peter SibIey, Pete Jarvis, F. A Schroder, w Volmers Thos. Killeen, Nome Ginnivin, Chris Hansen, Louis Kern, Gus Anderson Henry Kern, NJ. V Foss H. $ Matt hews. NJ H Bimegar II Kelling, w F Parker, Oscar Tuft, w r Smith. r w Christensen, Siro Alvich. T. NJ Daniel son, Nick Koenig, A C stevens, Walter Miller. G H Ely, Joe silk. T O. Shaughnessy Thos Hendrickson, w $ Hammond. Nick Hendrickson, ] II Ferbert, C Hamnes, Geo w Smith. J NJ Miller, John Greacherio, and fifty steerage.
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SOLD FOR MARRlAGE-DREA

\ play showing Russian life pro- duccd by the Triangle Co, "Sold for Marriage" will be shown at the Dream tonight The cast includes Lillian Gish, as Maria, the peasant girl and the entire all star support of the famous Grnith Studios. The story is about young peasant girl. who is forced to flee from Russia on account of an old reprobate, Col. Gre goriff, who has charge of the military in that section. With her father they skip to New York after several thrill ling escapes, and her father arrangcs to sell her, For Marriage,' but is frustrated in an exciting climax. by the New York police, who are on to this trick of the White Slavcrs."
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BERLIN CLAIMS GAINS ON ITALIAN FRONT
ARMY DRAFT ASSISTANTS
 MUST ASK LEAVE OF ABSENCE

All army draft registrants who wish to leave the territory before the draft drawings take place in Alaska are re- quired to file an application and affi- davit setting forth their reasons and must also agree to keep in touch with the local exemption board, according to a message received by the local and divisional draft exemption boards from Governor Strong today
 The message advises the exemption boards that where q regstrant desires 10 go to a foreign country prior to the time the draft drawings take place in Alaska he should be required by the local board to file an application and affidavit setting forth his reasons or the necessity existing and must also engage to keep himself in touch with his local board and must sign a writ ten agreement to return promptly if called. The Governor suggests that whenever possible the applicant
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his failure to register In the designut- ed period If satisfied from the state mcnts of the applicant thet he lid not willfully fail to register within the required period, the board may then permit him to go after mlkine u re co"d Cf postoflcc address if he Is going outside the Jurisdiction 1f the board If the board is nu. fully Slt4s- fled from the showing in the appli- cants affidavit that he did not wilful- ly fail to register within ,h> prcscIlo- ed rertod, the board should seq irpt T complaint is fled with the United States Commissioner -and the person arres'"a and proceeded against as d dcser'~;. IL is further stt.d tnat the divisional boards have no authority to register such applicants anu should refer al! cases to the prnper luc,J be rd
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NATION CELEBRATES LIBERTY
 DAY FROM COAST TO COAST

paradcs, demonstrations and bond buying have been the order of the day from coast to coast
 The celebrations have been attrud- ed with a marked display of onthusi- asm on the part of the people in 9n parts of the country and great n- crease in the volume of subscriptions has been reported throughout tine dJy
 Although not expecting that the rs- timated five billion in subscriptions will be received hy the close of inc campaign, treasury officials indicate that the total volume will oXcccd the
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By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Oct 24.-An Austro- German offensive on a large scale has been in stituted along the Italian front in the Goihzia section, according to reports transmitted through the Vienna war office today
 The initial announcement of the new movement says the German and Aus tran troops have already achieved signal successes today, capturing the foremost Italian positions at num- Der of points along front of fifteen miles on the northern part of Bainsz-
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The last social event of the open season, the Farewell Ball, will be eiv- en at Eagle hall tomorrow evening under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles This function Is usually one of great interest owing to it furnishing practically the last op- portunity for social communion be- tween those who are leaving and those who stay behind. The committee in charge have made every possible ar rangement for the comfort and pleas ure of those attending and the func- ton will doubtless prove as great an attraction as m earlier years. The admission will be one dollar for gen. tlemen and ladies will be admitted without charge.
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FRENCH MAKE IMPORTANT
 GAINS ON AINSE FRONT

have penetrated the German lines on a front six miles in width and have positions held by the enemy in the region northeast of Soissons.
 The French commander reports that the advance is [, most effective step toward the capture of the fortress of Laon and the southern extremity of
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Fy Associated Press.

BERLIN, Oct 2t.-Accordlng to am official report of the General Staff. the German forces have been withdrawn from a large section of the Northern Russian front for military reasons which are not disclosed but are thought to have some connection with the new German movement against the Esthonia coast near the entrance to the gulf of Riga.
 The official bulletin of the war onicr referees to the evacuation as follo",.
 "On a wide front between the Gulf of Riga and the Dvina River the Ger man forces have been withdrann with
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NEWS NOTES

Arrangements for the Liberty Day celebration meeting at Eagle Hall this evening have been fully completed and an interesting entertainment will be provided Some of Nomes best public speakers will be on hand to discourse with accustomed charm and eloquence and a program of musical and vocal numbers will also be given. The program will commence promptly at &: 30 D. m.
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By Associated Press.

WASHlNGTON, Oct. 24 As far as to determine no community in the country has failed to respond to the great Liberty Loan drive instituted in connection with the celebration of Liberty Day.
 Reports reaching the Loan manag- CTS from every section disclose that
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I. F. Matthews reports tSat his dredge on the Kougarok closed dow" on October 12th after successful and busy season. The drcdge worked a total of ninety five shifts during the summer and suffered no brealdowns or serious mishaps of any character. In- ciuded in the gold accruing from the seasonal operations was bright twen ~ dollar gold piecce which was found in the cleanup several weeks ago. Mir. Matthews says there was no sign of winter in the Kougarok at the time of his departure and no snow was seen until he reached the divide on the way down, The dredge could have con-
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( ARD OF THANKS.

The Lvcctive Commit'.r of the Meme Chapter Red Crr wishes 10 extend iLcir appreciation ami }.anks tC Mrs. Henry Burgh anG all others who assisted in the entertainment given at Eagle ball Mond"y evening for the benefit of the Bc1 Cross Signed:
 RED CROSS EXECUTIVE COM.
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By Associated Press.

PARIS, Oct. 24.-lteports reaching livered by the Petain forces northeast of Soisson yesterday indicate that the defeat of the Germans may prove to be the most severe that has been suf- fered by the Crown Princes forces since his recent ignominious failure on the Verdun front.
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the Hindenberg line. The capture of the heights above Epargny by the French forces is considered a signal achievement as their possession gives the French forces q wide dominance Several thousand prisoners were taken by the French in yesterdays attack.
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By Associated Press.

By NSsocIated Prees.
 LONDON. Oct. 23- Dispatches from both Stockholm and Christiania today announce that the Scandinavian gov ernments are making preparations to lodge a joint protest with the Bern Foreign office against the sinking of neutral steamers under convoy in the North Sea on Wednesday last.
 The Scandinavian protest will be based on the fact that the attacking vessels were not submarines and were fully able to conform to the rnle of international law With respect to the
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tinued operations fo some time ap- parantly but is was decided to close down on account of the machine being located at an advantageous point for starting operations next year.