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New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
A Brave Girl
Il New Aspect of the Eternal
Triangle

c.z,Sf; 1NrERLuDE BY Mary Roberts
M ~ ~ Illustrated. l2mo. pp SSs. The
S1s.sH ,sSs.c poran Company
r,;s is not story of the horrors
!. u.r but Of a girl of fearless spirit
a. The two men Who loved her,
- of ~The Little House of Mercy"
81 -s;.h she founded near the Belgian
-, front in the first days of the war
:, ~ its mission of both physical and
.,iritual service to the soldiers bat
ling against the Boche.
@ Sara Lee Kennedy, living in the at
-.s,here of a simple. well ordered life
!, \ small Pennsylvanian city. was
.,oused from.hcr passiveness by the
.,vs Of the war raging in Belgium. and
on .hst.it was her duty to SO there
..a do something to relieve the suffer
sas sass NJ those unfortunate people, if
~ ~ n cook. Through the efforts and
sss.,,ributions of the ladies Of the
s..hodist Church Sara Lee was COM
s~.;ss;oned to go as near the front as
sn.s;ble and establish a soup kitchen.
psr fance, Harvey, a plain and like
.Ilssman. of no romance and small am
u.;ons, u was greatly opposed to Sara's
s.nture. but failed TO dissuade her.
lrnorant Of the .stupcndous task facing
,sr ignorant of the French language
nd nd possessing only "a few hundred dol
i.rs she left home amid many pro-
M ,,s,s. armed with only a great human
.,.ire to be useful. In her endeavor
~< 4n l..
Henri. a Belgian officer. whose real
,.se could not be told. and who ar
nnfed TO get her to Calais. thence to
a,gium. With his help the Little
5Tause Of Mercy" was established,
,here Sara Lee made the soup and
,,osoIate that endeared her to the
harts Of the war-weary soldiers, incl
1srislly learning what war was and
ssisring into great love-confiicting
Nth her sense Of duty to Harvey
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
The Drama Of Humanity
In Fact and in Fiction
By Willis Fletcher Johnson

Through Harvey's jealousy Sara Lee
was recalled, and as she had never
heard of liberty for women she never
dreamed of revolt. She was engaged
TO Harvey; therefore he had a right to
interfere with her life. Memories
however. that could not be denied kent
crowding into her life. She was des-
perately unhappy. and finally broke her
engagement. resolving to return to the
little House of Mercy" Memories
were stronger than her sense of dutv
to her fiance. NN's
Mrs. Rinchart is we'll known for her
charming books. and "The Amazing In
1erinde' marks a new success for her
man story of enthusiasm, courage. ro-
nance and youth, book revealing the
heart of young girl. and of her
awakening capacities and achievements
OF her womanhood. One such book is
novels. '0"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
The Play Was NV Life"

THE TOLL or THE ROAD. gy Marion Nm
Win trontispiece ty Stockton Niul;oid. l2mo
pp S.l. d. Appleton & Co.
The road is the theatrical profess
SION, and the toll is truth, modesty,
virtue. which must be surrendered If
the way is to be pursued. That is the
argument, Of this vivacious and inter
est,ng tale, which leaves a revoltingly
BAD taste III the mouth. OF course, Cert
was not. as far as the book rms q
prof1igate. and, of course, Terry was =
hopeless prig; but Lorrimer was surely
blackguard. and after the close Of
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11

soon as they reached the hotel. All
sorts OF circumstances arose; Ryder
losing his wife only to find her again
after many absurd and overwhelming
predicaments had occurred and much
and misunderstanding.
1t is an unusual plot, farce COM
edy of high order, which Mr.. Hall has
treated in novel and entertaining
way. The readers attention is held
throughout the story, wondering what
is going to happen next. After finish
ing the book one almost feels like say
ing, "Poor JOhni"
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lo-Day's Books of Interest,"
News and MISCELLANY

10 tslo. IN them Mr.. Baker explains to
ens PUBIC how the War Department is
Iohouctlng our war activities. Mr..
Lanes addresses were made at var;oms
ZINES ZINES during the years from 1912 to
Lel.. In simple and descriptive way
ne !alks on the ideals of the American
naatlon, the real American flag. the
A3merlcan AN: spirit and democracy in re-
lat'on to self-government
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.
SURRENDER
Continued From Page oae.)

to General lriaz the Italian commander.
Unless the situation 81 tho German
armies force similar action nn the west
crn front, however. il is assumed here
that the German cas-" is being handled
through dipl"mntic channels. Tn" pres
rnt Berlin civil government claims ahSo-
Lutte authority over tho army.
Once the Germans surrender. ii is cX-
pcctcd that tho p"ac" conference Will
h" haStcucd, AS tho necessity is rcc"S-
nizcd IF setting in motion Ia" Wheels
Of peace time industry n the earliest
possible moment in order to afford rm-
rloymcnt and support for the millions
nf discharged soldiers. 1t is recalled
that whereas the armiStiCc or protocol
which stopped the Spanish-Am"rtcnn
1ar was signed on .tnga."; y. ;Sa3. II
nY2yiInd ia rs terms -; mr-ting ~
the peace pIcniputcrliari"S in Paris be-
fore October |. following. The purpose
WAS u assemble IN" Cunfcrc"s at the
earliest practical moment.
Probably tho Samc purpose will gov
rrn in tn, present instance allowing
only Sufeiricn: tim" TO rlupS" /" carry
ont The conditions looking In the demo-
h,l,za,t"n "f III" Crntr.tl Powers armies:
assembly nnh control Of military sup
Mics and establishments Of garrisnn-.
I,"rrivrh "t any power of resistance
il is pointed out. III" Tcut"ns Will \"
obliged I" submit. even though they
might REFUSE To- >jrH treaties. III whI'a
cas-" The military occupation q: Their
countries by the allies might r"ntInu-
indefinitely.
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OHIO WAR CHESTS
QUOTAS ADVANCED

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. i.--Onc hum
dred md twenty-five representatives OF
furty-tlvr ohio war chests today agreed
to recommend tn their respective war
chests that they increase their quota
for the united war work campaign by
at least 50 per cent. or any greater
amount which the rest Of the state sub
scrihcs. The original Ohio quota was
tln.650.O and 80 per cont Increase
would place it above Sl5.000.00n. This
action was taken today on request or
John r. Mott. director general of the
united war work campaign. Mott de-
clarcd the responsibility Of the seven
war work organizations will be In.
creased with tho approach Of peace and
rehabilitation.
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MAX SAYS OLD
REGIME IS DEAD
Praises God for What He
Terms Will Be a Peace
full Revolution.

AMSTERDAM. NOV. 4. Cry The Assoc
ciaicd prcss)--Frincn Macmillan. n[
Eadrn. German chancellor. discussing
Iirrmau reforms in An interview. is quot
ed by the EnSsischc I"itung. Of Berlin.
as saying:
Cod be praised for n real. peaceful
revolution The old regime is gone for
good. Lam firmly convinced that new
German democracy soon viii hr living
nj peace with out present opponents. IN
order To be- able t" complete" III" TASK al
rpmodclling Germany"
AMSTERDAM, Nov. fit was uttici-
ally announced in Berlin to-day that En-
pcrur Williams military cabinet has
been placed under the minister OF war.
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EDGNOOD by
FALLS IN FRANCE
EVERETT F. BOWTThN PAYS THE SU-
PREME SACRIFICE WHILE
FACING THE HUNS.
Was well Known Here and kls Many
Friends will Lean with Sorrow
OF His Death.

Word was Received by has parents last
evening: from tn" government nj WASH
lm.tum. telling OF tho I,Hth IN France
Of Corporal Everett i. Bowman. of EhE-
wood son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. low
man. Tho report %,mnly stated that
young bowman had been killed in action
and that III" r"mH;nS had b""n inferred
in France.
CORPORAL E"wman had seen S"rviC" be-
fore and MAS III tn" Philippines for som"
TIM" later l"inc given al honorable dis
CharE" and th'n r"-"nli sling. II" vas
we'll ku"wm throughout ;hc Wheeling
district anil his many friends will to
sorry Ia learn Of III" untinl"lE demise.
Il. enlisted about y""r ara and was
sent To- ono nf thu eastern training
camps. whrr" h" was i'll trimming Tor %cN-
cr:Il months h"inr" being S"nt across.
lie has been OYER thu top several times
and II IS Thought that l." not his death
Will" in action clos" :" til" firing lin"
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FOR RENT.
100000 PRISONERS
Continued from; Page One.)

which was conducted under tn" hleh CON-
.land o: his majesty. the king of Italy.
with an array inferior IN number AMI
with still inferior m"auS. since the cath
OF May. 1915. has com" /" an end" said
thu. dispatch. VITA unShakahle faith
and indomiiabl" valnr the Italian army
wagcd a continuous and hard war for a
ncriod Of forty-ono months and won the
stupeudouS battle begun the cath Of Dc.
toher. and in which wcr" engaged in
their entirety all the resources OF the
enemy.
so far tho enemy has left in our
hands ?on. o0n prisoners and not less than
:, 400 Cu:,S. Til. v"!Gicr, e.: VI a. tied
t. IL. .slr. -. a.. most powerful armies
in tin" world nr" now fl'"nG In disorder
and without hop" from tn" valleys
which they had Invaded with truculcnt
confidence.
on October 81. after having over
come on strongly fortified positions the
resistance Of powerful enemy rear
guards, our troops, consisting "' 81 Hal
ian divisions. three british and two
French divisions. with Cz"ch"Sluvtk
units and AN American regiment. put ont
Of combat G3 AuStro-lungarian divlS-
ions.
Tho rapid aud rost daring advance
oF the Goth army corps I" IN" CITY "i
Trcrta. prccludirG the retreat OF the
r&sf.n,aI enemy troops pressed from the
wcst br the Seventh nrmy corps hnu
.r,r, rho .as, by the First sixth and
I.,nr,b army corps. determined y"ster'
Inv tho cnnrlric crumbIinE Of tn" AUS
TRAN front.
"rrom IN" river E'"nta 20 III" sen
H. ,,rcsis,Ihlc impetus o. The I'm
,n,h and Sth army CORPS pressed ln''N'
,roh!y tho "ncrry r";r""tinc across the
,,rn;,, TIL, puk,. nf. .it,sta ~ nhIan"int
r.,ri,,ly ut tn" head "f MS inrirci5lt
third army anxious :" return L" Inc "i'
nos,.inns which he had once hrr"ira1l'
,.ntrliI..rs,H.
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Pittsburgh Movies Open;
Babcock Says Roger
Is Drunk With Power

PITTSBC Ia, Nov. 4.-Thcatres
and moving piclur" houses OF Pittsburgh
opened their doors to-day. despite the
fact that Acting state Health Cummis-
s.oncr i. r. Rogers agents here an
nouuced that viulltnrS OF the influenza
closing order would be prosecuted. A
few saloons also opened for business.
but the majority Of liquor houses re-
manned closed. Agents OF the state
health department w"r" busy during the
day and night gathering evidence ana
they said ban vioiators would he prose-
cutcd Immediately.
Mayor L. V Rahcocr. who virtually
lifted tho closing order here last week.
when he issued Il proclamation request
ing the city health authorities not tn
proceed against violatnrS Of the state
ban. issued Il statement tonight defend
ing his position. aud saying he did not
believe any serious consequences await
ed those who opened theatres and sa-
looms.
DR. Roger IS drunk with power said
the MAYOR. Il am now convinced thai,
th"rn IS in the action Of tho state health
department some Interior purpose. some
thing other than desire 10 preserve
public health"
The city department. of. health. In an
announcement tonight points out that
tho influenza epidemic in PITTSBURGH
has decreased so per cent during the
past week.
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OWN
4 HOME
Anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
= % g
Money
Makes it Possible

a monthly payment OF
$6.CS, which includes prlncl"
pal and interest, will pay for
a Cine Thousand ($1, WO)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment of
$12.16, which Includes prln-
cipaL and interest, will pay
for a Two Thousand (S2,O OO)
Dollar Home.
Il monthly payment OF
1924, which includes prin-
cipal and interest, will pay
for a Three T h ousan d
($3,OOO) Dollar Home.
Homes of greater value IN
the same proportion.
For particulars call in per
son or fill in coupon and
mail.
Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I4
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RACKING COLDS,
HACKING COUGHS
Quickly Relieved by DR.. Bell S
Pine-T&r-Honey.

When you once try this highly
efficient remedy you will realize that
al last you have found reliable, cor
receive for colds. coughs, grippe.
asthma. bronchitis.
The soothing, healing balsans
promptly relieve irritation, breathing
becomes "a SIR. phirgm lOoscns. fever.
iHh tlushrs die down.
Dr. Hpll'S Einr.Tar-lIoney is very eco
numical--li takes little 10 produce graf.
living results. Druggists everywhere.
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GERMANS DON'T LIKE
(Coutiuued From Page one.)

bly, because this country has not been
subjected 70 tn" campaign OF air ter
ruriSm conducted hy the enemy. Amcrf-
can hospitals behind the line in Franco.
however. have been bombed by German
night raiders. II was also regarded rs
possible that tho German authorities
have boon forced Ia some step by the
clamur of the German civil population
particularly in the Rhine provinces
whore the belle: Is general that q
mighty American air fleet Is being
built I'D to destroy towns there.
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HARRISBURG. Ia. NOV. +.--Acting
State Health Commissioner Roger an
n"unccd tonight that al closing rcstr!c-
tons would he lifted on November Stn
at 10 noon in Clarion. Wyoming ana
Greene counties.
pr. Roger said that he hoped before
tho end &c thc week 70 announce the
lifting Of tho closing ban In every
county in the state with tho exception
Of few towns and villages where con-
dl;ians still continue Ind.
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FOR SALE thoroughbred Registered
Dorset ram lamk Price $4,000. Chrs'
tor White pigs $1,000 pair. J"S1tt1
L,ru, nj-m
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DIED

rAPPAN-On Monday. November 4th.
1915. nj S o'clock a. m, at family res
idcnce 10 Zane street. NANCY ROB-
1SSOS. wife of the late J. H. Tappan
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States Of America Northern Dis
trict uC West virginia. So:
In the United states District Court in
and for said District
In tn" matter "f James n. Burlcy,
Eank rupt 502 In Bankruptcy. Petit
iiGn for nIscharc"
To the Honorable A1stHt u. Dayton.
Judge of the District Court of the
United SjaicS for the Northern Dis
iricl Of ! Virginia:
james u. Hurley, of MuundsrIllc. IN
tho County of MarShaT and State of
West Virginia. in said District. r"spect-
fully represents that on the 9th day or
January. las, past. l." was duly ndjudgco
y bankrupt under III" acts Of Congress
relating Ia bankruptcy: that h. has duly
surrendered all has property and rights
-: property. and has fully complied with
all In" Requirements ri said acts and 81
orders Of tho court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. h" prayS that he may he
l"rrcrd by tn" Court To have Il full dis
rharS" from ri debts pruruhlr against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. en-
Crpt such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this LIST da! rf November. ~. d.
l"lS.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALT team bay mares, weights
about 300. Price S309.00; team
fine colts, years old. weaiEht about
$500. Price $4,000. Jobetty Farm.
u-5-m
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WANTEO-Agents

wAWTED-Threc gooo agents TO sell
household necessities on the install
nent plan. Best Of goods and best CT
commissions We pay weekly. Z. +.
Adams Co.. 1l40-1142 Main St tnr-l2-tf
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY on
THE SEDAN FRONT. N"v. 4.---6 L. NJ.
--(By tn" Associated i'r"SS. I---Thc Ger
man resistance .7I"ruat"rrd hy thr
American truup$ on virtually all parts
OF the front was til" I"alur" IF the
lighting to-day. Th" opposition was
especially stubborn on ia" right and left
Ranks where thu enemy brought up re-
Ininrc"u"uiS and irf'-Idrd himself with
mnrEln" guns and artillery.
The american left wing pushed for
ward slowly hut dnETrdly. Tn" .im"ri-
cans urrUpi"d NrrrlGrS AMI bch"S TN"
right wing worked it's way down the
River Nous" and reached line ln;w""n
beaufort md B"acair and north ut
Males and WiSrpr". This flank mot
with tho most stubborn resistance from
tn" enemy. who fought bitterly |" pr"-
vent rnrr"arhm"nt on tn" important
town Of Stcnay.
American troops in mass made no If
for, H. eros Sthr River McuS". Patrols
r.!cuunl, rod heavy mAchlI" Buu and ar
tillrry fire ut every attempt. They re-
manned At nightfall upon tn" west hank.
The. center moved So fast that they
took prisoner German reinforcement
coming to aid their comrades IN tn"
front lines.
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ROME. Nov. t.--Ncws Of tho ocrupa-
ton of Triost has been causing cr"1,
rejoicing and enthusiasm throughout
Italy. Vast cheering thr"nGs arr
cvarywhorc in tho streets. cheering tn"
king. tn" army and tho navy. In Rom"
the hollis OF Mont" Ci,turi" and at tn"
raptinl wnre rUng.
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TERMS ACCEPTED
Continued from Page one.)

three causes have. m my ortn:ur. .nrt-
..H';>S -,,rtclnu,-d =, ~. tttuvYph et to-
lay-thc choice Of tho right moment. the
efficient direction of tho attacks. and tho
rapidity Of execution.
"The happy successes Of TN" ALI" son
the French front the withdrawal Of Rul-
Cnria and Turkey from III" war. left
AUSTRIA although with forces greatly SUI
r"riur. alone. aCainst lis. I'll" had wealth
rr anil III" Snow Ind alr"Hdv h"s-un In
mako tho movements and the provision
Ing Of the armies in tho mountain zone
rather difficult. TIL" same effect was
produced in III" plains near In" s"a hy
the violent IA ms which caused the
streams 90 riS" and overflow ~" low
lands Such conditions narrowed the
Italian front OF attack. AMI. if in 4 r"n-
nral way they favored thc d. fHnao IN tho
concrete they ma3n the attack easier hn-
cnus" such difficulties made Il imposs-
bic for tn" enemy I" ""unt"r-attack sue
cnsSfully on our TANKS. and CAV" us an
opportunity to concentrate" greater fore
cs in narrower space.
From the very first moment the In
t"ntion had been evident of dividing tho
austrian army IN such way rs In sop
aratc tho mountain section from that uf
tho plains. and possibly cut Tho retreat
Of tho Austrian troops. Hence the rapid
and vigorous push towards Eittorio
T"netn Pnntnnclln Alpi. Lnngaronr
which promptly attained tho first aim.
Then tho rarid advance in NRl Surana
GriCno and Cnstcl Nuvo.
ION tho tw"nty-rnurth Of October tho
initial bomhardm"nt was begun. Today
November the fourth. tho italian flag
flies over tho castl" "f Trcntu and OF,
tho tower Of st. Guisto ut Trieste. and nj
three o'clock this afternoon nm arm'Stir
became effcctlvc. the clauses of which
mean tho unconditional surrender OF the
enemy.
a eainst about seventy enemy 1ivi.
elons have fought on italian soil flf'y-six
italian divisions thrH" british divisions
ono French division n regiment nc Amor
lean infantry and III" rz"Chn-Slovak To-
rnn. Nor should tho help given ny ON
bravo allies to US bc considered slight;
besides tic intrinsic ralnr Gf ''rn units
which fought Side by side with us. their
presence has rNaffirm"d before tho on.
envy the unity Of tho aims Of NIL Tho
! allies In the italian thnytrc ns we'll MS
in tho. other theatres OF tho war"
stroycd II has suffered heavy losScs
IN the tenacious resistance during ihC
first days or tho offensive. and in tho
pursuit II last an enormous quantity Of
! lal dart i1lory
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LONDON, Nov. 4.--AmerIcan troops
west Of the MeuSe now are within ten
miles Of the Observation-Disclosures Mez-
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WITH TIL: FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Nov. 4.---t@:3u p. m)-n'y
The Associated I'rrs%.J--French troops
attacked successfully again this morn
ING On both wings Of their battle front.
They moved n"rthward ill conjunction
with the Americans to l~r Ch"ne. Les
larl"s Amos and Ncrrier"s, north OF
the Argunnr. On their left they are
pressing eastward III the region OF
GuiSc.
The San,hrc-OiSc canal which pris-
oncr taken said the German troops had
been ordered Ia defend at all costs. was
crossed by Cirucrnl pebeny's men who
attacked at $40 o'clock.
This operation was developing and
progressing favorahly at the last &C
CounlS.
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FOR SALE thoroughbred registered
Guernsey bull years old, s2"o'oo:
thoroughbred registered Guernsey hul.
calf. months, old. $500. Johe''H
Farm, H-n-h
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WASH MOTION, Nov. 1.-THE Ancri-
can FIRST army. Continuing It's advance
northwest OF Hcrdun. extended III" All
tack tu-dny tn the east bank of the
Mouse General l'nrshing rcp"rtrd that
all towns IN the west bank Of III" river
south Of IallrS have been captured
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sunday. Nov. Eth" SPLEEN
did surcrSs nf the r'rancu- Amcrir;!n
operations In tho ArG"mnc opens III"
way to another field Of battle. IN the
front If MrzicrrS Sedan M"nt:n"dy.
which will cover the last linz If retreat
the Germans hold on French territory.
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ROME. Nov. +.--Thc Italian front con-
tf7urs to move forward the war rcfico
nnuuuncrd today.
On tho mountain front from Tomato 10
T.all'. riarln, west Of Trent. tn" Italians
ar" progressing rapidly and are advance
Ing on Rtva and other points w"st Of
. iitn AdiEe.
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WITH TILE: FRENCH ARMY IN
FRAME. Nuv. 4.-=Thc operation which
tho Franco-.AmrrirHn forces arr engaged
in carrying out north OF the Arsonnc
tnrc"S now has Reached indefinitely in
closing the SlrnHy gap, on. of the main
lines uf r"irrnt for the German south
rrn armies.
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Icrcs-itrS"I railway. the main German
communication line.
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cosTA1N-On Monday, November. 4th.
1915. ut 7:2O o'clock a. m. nj the
family residence on Glcnn's rum
BERTHA. wife Of John H. Costnln'
ngn % years.
Services private Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock Intermcnt private.
Short Creek cemetery.