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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-12
CHAPTER X.
$50 Lone. Buck!w


WIZARD reIighted the fire, which
Wv had gone out long ago, and SET
the dishpan on the stove with
water to heat He remade his bunk,
spreading on the army blanket which
he took from the saddle on Rather.
He swept the floor as neatly as any
woman could have done it and laid
two wolf skins down In their places
where they did duty as rugs. he
washed and wiped his few dishes.
keeping Bucks knife always within
reach and sending an inQuirlng glance
toward Buck whenever that unhappy
man made the slightest movement,
though, truth to tell, Buck did not
make many. He Brought two pals or
water and set them on the bench in
side, and in the meantime he had cook
ed mess of prunes and set them in
bowl on the window sill beside his
bunk, where the air was coolest He
stropped his razor painstakingly and
shaved himself in leisurely fashion and
sent an occasional glance toward his
prisoner from the looking glass, which
made Buck swallow hard at his Adj
ANS apple.
And Buck during all this time never
once opened his lips, except to lick his
tongue across them, and never once
took his eyes off Ward.
1--WE sure put the fear of the Lord
into you, haven't I, Buck?" Ward OBJ
served maliciously, wiping blob of
hairy lather upon a page torn from an
old mafl-order catalogue. II was
kind hoping you had more nerve. /
wanted to get Whack at you just TO
prove I'm not joshing.D
Buck swallowed again, but he made
no reply.
Ward washed his face In basin of
steaming water, got a can of talcum
out Of the dish cupboard and took the
soap shine off his cheeks and chin. He
combed his hair before the little mir
ror, trying unavailingly to take the
wave out of it with water and leaving
it more crinkly over his temples than
it had been in the first place, and re-
tied the four in-hand under the soft
collar Of his shirt.
81 wish you'd talk, Buck" he said,
turning toward the other. He looked
yelJ boyish and almost handsome, e1-
cept for the expression Of his eyes,
which gave Buck the shivers, and the
set of his lips, which was cruel. "I've
read how the Chinks hand out what
,hey call the death-of-a Thousand
l was thinking I'd like to try it out on
yon. Butch, well, this Is Friday. It
may as well go as a hanging" He
made poor Job Of his calm irony, but
Buck was not in the mental condition
to be critical.
The main facts were sufficiently
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-12

Building-up for the Spring Attack at
the Front is a good deal like putting
the body In condition for an invasion
Of the germs Of grip, pneumonia Or
"Spring fever" here at home.
At this time Of the year most people
suffer from a condition often called
Spring Fever. They feel tired, worn
out, before the day is half thru. They
may have frequent headaches and
sometimes 'spimply'' or pale skin and
white lips. The reason for this Is that
during the wintertime, shut up with-
In doors, eating too much meat and
too little green vegetables, one heaps
fuel into the system which is not burned
up and the clinkers remain to poison
the system-a clogging up Of the circu.
lation-with inactive liver and kidneys
Time to put your house In order.
For an invigorating tonic which VIII
clarity the blood, put new life In the
body, sparkle to the eyes, and q
wholesome skin, nothing does SO well
as a glyceric herb extract made from
Golden Seal root, Blood and Stone
root, Oregon grape root and Wild
Cherry bark This can be had In cone
venient, ready-to-use tablet form at all
drug stores, sixty cents. and has been
sold for the past fifty years as DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. By
reason of the nerves feeding on the
blood, when the blood is pure the
nerves feel the effect, and neuralgia or
other nerve pains disappear because
such pain is the cry Of the starved
nerves for food. When suffering from
backache, frequent or scanty urine,
rheumatic pains here or there, or that
constant tired feeling the simple way
to overcome these disorders is merely
to obtain DIR. Pierce's Anuric from
srnna,, dr11urisf In tablets sixty cents
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Fortune aims another blow at
Ward, but his iron nerve enables
him to survive terrible ordeal.
The story Of Wards new mis-
fortune is told in the next in
stalIment.
(TO EE CONTINUED
Shoes Worn in Early Days.

High-heeled boots were worn by
ladies for three parts of the eighteenth
century. They raised their fair wear
ers some inches, rendering walking
difficult and running impossible.
But these fashions were confined to
the rich. The poor wore shoes of
wood, reeds and untanned leather.
The Highlander made brogans out Of
untanned deer hide. and the southern
nations wore cloth sandals and slip
pers. 1t was not until the year 1900
that an Englishman invented rights
and lefts;'' previously both shoes were
shaped exactly alike. So far as we
can discover, the aboriginal tribes Of
America never went barefooted. They
always made and wore moccasins, the
easiest shoe ever invented.
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WARD EvENs UP OLD SCORES WITH oLNEY IN A MANNER
THE LATTER IS NOT LIKELY SOON TO FORGET
By B. M. BOWER

synopsisMrhy Melke, have for twenty
living Wolverine
Idaho Their negnDo
daughter Billy
secretly helped
Billy Louise spending the
interesting who is invited to stay over
Warren and Billy Louise
firm body without aid
the Cove He discovers ev
vefes suspicious Billy
discovers what she thinks evidence of WARDS connection with
illness
which
When he finds
cattle ruser He obhterates the
with
his cabin and him prisoner.
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Cuticura Kills Dandruff.

Anoint spots Of dandruff with Cutis
cura Ointment. Follow at once by q
hot shampoo with Cuticura Soap, IL
man; next morning If a woman. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept
K, Boston" At druggists and by mail
Soap %, Ointment Is and 5O.-Ady.
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Has His Hands Full.

81 thought / knew what it was to
have responsibilities" said the head
of large concern.
"But you found yourself mis-
taken?''
''Yes. My wife went away. leavs
ing a poodle, Maltese cat and bowl
OF goldfish in my care"
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gWN RHAnaMmRM Is no more necessary
WDAEHEHN than Smallpox. Army
EMEkHHAE experience has demonstrates
Ga wa - 4i,e olvcnef rnsyaeaflnitR effi~

cacv. and harmlessness, Of Antityphoid Vaccinations
Be vaccinatcd NOW by your physicians yCu ana
Ecur family. It is more Vital than house insYEancee
Ask your physician, druggist, or send for Have
you had Typhoid7's telling Of Typhoid Vaccines
Gesults from use and danger from Typhoid Ca1reTss
Producing vaeelnes and Serums under U. 8. Lleense
The Gutter Laboratory, Berkeley, Cal. Chicago Ill
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a Good Theory.

''Why is that old captain persistent
~ hugging the shore?"
II suppose he thinks he ought 10
embrace the opportunity
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-12

In Holland a municipal gas plant Ii
extracting illuminating gas from
peat and coal mixture.
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Most men who are willing to do
good are not In position to make good.
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RIVER news

Tho river nj the wharf yesterday .:
6 n. M. WAS feet. ; inchca and station
airy while NJ the foot NJ McMechcn dam
thC gauge WIS . !"rl- inches and STA
tiun"ry.
The Omaha arrived from pittsburgh,
about noon. anG left fer TnrkrTShurg,
~ go y. H. with an excellent Trip.
She will pass up for Pittsburgh to-
morrow morning. At : d m
The Helen l.. arrived n ono O'Clock
and left fur New Martinsvillc 1t $3.50
j. III.
The Milton cleared for Matamoras Al
II "a Il. NJ with 2 hiE trip
The Liberty viii arrive This morning
from I'ark"r:hur;. and l,av' 81: her iirst
trip FOR McTnnnrlsyiilr. Ohio. on the
Musk inI1lm river at O'Clock TOMORROW
afl"rnoDn-
The Verne Swain will lahc oui her
usual sunday excursions TOMORROW. on"
in the ailrrnHon and inc o;hcr in The
evening.
rh- work or T'-huiidinE thc S. J..
ton. and il is though; thu shc WIN be
Elan il progressing nicely n CT: ring
finished and ready f". her trade by tho
lnrS1 week III Octu'rr-
Five: zeleG-a-pu.
E.aTis Island Jam So ieci. stationary =:
clear.
:-lcui,rnyiil. - f.-;- stationary: rlc1--
I,arkcr;l,urg s.; f,-i si1, i"nar:': clear
NloruaniOvn - I,--,. falling: cloudy.
pil city - f.S't. rising: clear.
Warren | foot rising: clear
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General Hatg's Report.

LONDON. Sept. s.--Thn British troops
south OF Pcroune are advancing approx
imately seven miles east OF the Sornme
ON the general line of Mnnchy-IIa G-Lchc.
Fra;Gncs and Tincourt MI of which VII
lagos have bean taken by them. accord
ing TO Field Marshal Faigs ctmmun!ca-
ton issued tonight. In the Lys sector
slight advances also have been mad.
by the British. The commitment ton fol-
lows:
'On the southern portion Of the bat
tlefront our progress continues in close
touch with the French army on our
right South Of Peronne we are already
nearly seven miles east OF the Summc
and advancing on the general l!no Of
Monchy- L<:Gache, Vra,!gncs nnd Tin
court. all OF which placs ar in our hands
The resistance Of the cnrmy's coun-
terlng troops. who had attempted to de-
lay our advance. has been rapidly over
come and 4 number OF prisoners have
been taken In this sector.
South OF tho Cologne rivor. on tho
high ground about Nurlu, the enemy has
contested our advance with greater stub
boruness. Sharp lighting occurred about
this Village and around Equancourt, in
tho valley north of It Both these vii
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iYrnun CnaIss.lc CartHrctl

LONDON. Sept. til = m.l--hrit-
.,:f ;-nur. today cap:L:cG H'nEc tha-
:c.I" az, NuS&f-
i'...c M.lrsh;! llaIg's forces crossed
;:.,. Canal ,u Ncrd ON the Who'll" tr'ht
Except .runI IIalrIm"urt north tu lhr
SrhrI"
:,.,wrt.u .lr Srmnr" ;lnL the r!s".
French troops haN'. captured lil"rHaih!H
known AZ IlI.. uuIrrruurl MaSs!r. within
=: within lhr,.r miles "f thauSy.
Thu French have secured Il good hold
on The northern bank Of Tin" Ailcti" ana
on the t""rau hc, wccn that RIVER ana
tn" Dis... They ar" approaching. II th'E
are not actually, OH III" HIndcnhlrE I'm"
al s.. 'iohuin MaSsLf.
The British ;,lsn AavN advanced north
west OF Arnt'ntI"T''>.
North al l'..runi.. British forces are
in possession Of thu town of Bu>Syy and
are in rhr in,n"dia," vicinity of lamp
tcux -I.a-f'nSsc Nurlu and ltQuanrNurt.
SnuthcaS, Of T"ronnr III" british hay"
reached Alhi"S and M"n%- t.It'h;trlSscc
Th.y have captured Ia" v!llaE" or
Dc.nSt.
un tn" Flanders front tho British
ar established III portions "f IN" Old
'i,.rIn:tn front line ..;lSt If N"uYt-t' hi
pill. and in tho old British nnH IN tho
I'D British lin" III the FauluiSSart SOC
tor.
The Important features Of this morn
fr2'S news IS thai the canal lU Nnrd
has been crossed lay iii" British on IN"
Who'll" front except from llhvrinc"u-t I"
the River S,%tr,r". ard thIk I'll" French
and British haI" secured tunilnE IN
the eastern side ni n" = h"l" water liNc
down Ia Ham. Th" ;'ut,.::'" allied forces;
now are a5"1; four miles from Ham
and still making PROCESS
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BRITISH AGAIN
Continued from Page C1e.)

Over the whole area from which tho
Germans arc retreatiug en- th:s large
section OF the front. many fires ere rng-
ing and numerous EXPLOSIONS have been
heard. Whole villages are atlaane be-
tween tho points to w2ich the British
have reached and the H:ndcnhrrg line.
Here and in the northern ares tho Ger
MAS arc burning vast quantities Of war
materials which they have net had time
to sPve, as the British are pushing them
too hard.
The British have reached tho Ath1es-
Ham road ocd IRE on the eastern out
skirts Of Bussu. at Nurln there has
been heavy lighting. Strong German
forces, fighting desperately with ma
chino guns and trench 1lcrtarSs have
caused the British to pause here for tho
moment.
,No:l; the whole front from the south
ern extremity TO ,h, li"phuHI4-EaInbTH'
road the enemy artillery lire gradually
Is dwindling away, :ni!cut!nG that INC
Germans nrr making strenuous "r1oHS
to get their guns lack Of the linden
burg defefaSrS before the British eaten
up with them.
In the Quc:Ini r"a. tn" British. AFTER
sharp fighting. occupied the ridge south
OF Niocuvrra md captured moro German
Sou.l, of Havris7cncourt wood IN" I'D
vance north and south Of Equancourt
met with heavy resistance. Just east
OF here The who'll. town OF Ems Is
aflome. ami this r":si$tai;"c WIS prob
~ offered 10 xiv" the destruction squads
in Fms {. chance W complete their
work
British posts west Of the Canal du
Sord. north OF Inchy. have been pushed
forward. but patrols on the west bank
Of the canal were heavily ilrcd uron
from the east bank. One OF the British
patrols crawlcd across damaged
bridge and came upon an enemy out
pest asleep. I: pounced uron the sleep
Ing Germans and captured three Of them.
In the north. where the British are
reported to be making advances. !n"rr
fires are raging. In many places north
of the Scnsec river the Germans Tor
several hours have been firing thou
sands Of gas shells. SO iudiScriminatciy
as to make Il appear that they arc try
ing to get rid Of them
A number OF fires have bccn reported
IN the area south of the Estairss-hr-
uentiercs road. There have hc"n three
counter attacks against Hill! &c and the
surrounding positions. Two Of these
broke dow, completely. bu, during tyc
third. north OF the hill. the British
were compelled to fall bnck slightly.
Further north the British reached the
crest Of the important ridge northwest
of Wulverghcm. hut were unable to
make further progress for t!rno be-
cause Of tho hGlvy eneutE machine gun
and trench mortar fire. Still further
north piece after piece of ground is be-
ing rcSaincd- The British have reached
TanteleuI and are pushing On toward
Niolaines. Weak enemy counter attacks
south OF Hoegstccrt were easily
Srnothcrcd-
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BIG SUPPLY TRAIN
ARRIVES in THE CITY
Rotary Club Eptertaine Lads who Are
II Charge OF Government
Truck Train

Company c. Of tho L. s. supply rcEl-
mont. No. 100 arrived NJ Rlayncy's
Grove last evening shortly after six
O'Clock and tho members wore met by
members o. IN" Wheeling Rotary club
nmachinrs and escorted 10 r;aay Of the
homes "f thH members whcr" they spent
III" evening.
in michn~S and escorted 20 many ~ the
regiment Ia ;,n%s through the city and
attracted Inr"h Gttoni ,nn along tho pike
Tn" majority u! III" lads in this tral?
mr." from Camp sherman. Ohio. and
many 81 th"n hnd h""n nVer the Ma
tinnni road before on their way hack and
forth :LCrosS the country.
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EVERYONE BARRED
FROM TROOP TRAIN
Another Big Train Gcen Through City
At Midnight on Long Trip to
Wet

Ing Of f--lir shnril? after IN miIniEf,
hnTr .Ieakrn'.d man. from their siut11-
hcrs AMI rrlry rush'H' ~ in':5 T:::ds!::s
in mixing l.ugi lis. "a. had rnli3 10 an
cid In s1i, h va r1I III" Cd AMI. Ii
Wal, only aaO:.hcr rrvnr 1rhIn IHSsln;-
through
When IN ITain Tuli"6 Int-' Inc E1lt!-
NOR and ohio d-'Taoi hC-s' ~ za;"r and
o,t.rs w%-r NarTri and no on" vas A.
l"vs-s In ""lleT The b3JndH Oh To. wiz
in rainy II dizziness. the .i3Saine Jon
o. tn I-o- ~. ir unknown md Il The
uGTr.ztl1 dh1 kn''u lh"T wT1!t rrTas-s 10
div7'1rr Tho. lr-c.al tcr1 {, which the Trains
w"rt. i'uun-i-
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by than this year, and the Offensive
operations may entr 4 new phase.
Preach cavalry, after passing through
Cpauny this morning, arc In tho region
OF V1ryHoureun and AFRO advancing to-
wards Fergnier, which Is two and ono
hall west OF La Fere.
Further north the 1Guiscard posi-
ton has been tuIned and the enemy is
rctreatinT III along tho limo with tho ut
most speed
South Of tho odse, General Mnnyin's
troops are pressing In close TO the
enemy.s Inn from which he laIncl1ed his
Offensive, IN the region OF the lower
forest OF C0ucJ. French troops arc with
In mile ca that LIMO ct Hill Is and In
front Of Eresuns-
NsGr Lflf1ax, General Eangin's mn
aro within four 1rnrs Of the Cnc113n- deF-
Dxzrag krd only about te2 miles fcc,
tho citadel of I.aun-
Tho GSrsEt Of s. GoRoir- Ehira Soti-
tsi;s tAs first 1rrg range E1ln that EhgIl-si
tho FN-3S regior I'D Which. vas [hr ,-1--
anr-EtEoo o1 tho Etehgatl-y position &.
the anglo WHIP tins line tr1as to -.
eu:-tr5. nlcaE TIN Che1uin- deE.Dacccs
81 zutac- the 1ro q Elrh Guas r7vc- lis
Eftaac aStsrt-
SuEo SoEfh CT I'm -t-er Oise the en-
rnzrs tx morning UUr SIT ress,s- IN
at CectaI-, between tho liver .n:aI tfsc
3ozrr focsst q Cc-ry- with tHc G--!2cur
Object Ct gaining further tine. 70 savr
the& mzterdz1 further so1f;s-
Tho 1Hr,c follows pri,ttic.ailr The ~?
frrn.. %orth Of T.anGricrt'-' n ''r.-:.ch
nr-r fstting frtrra th~:r Old E%S; IA. ::
cs~nc:hcy while. Il li:Ir - IL" s,nu;',.~I,I
zh.v % ayaroac1.inA TIA l"c Il. -.
t.avine II TauN:lfilrn.
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Local Bow Killed.

Forest I,r" DELANEY. we'll known local
hmy. was killed III action August =. y
telegram s"nl ny Acting Adult ant Cen
rral Harris 10 Mrs. Ahhlr D"tY. wife or
Clark pn1y. - Linden aN"n!n'. and
mother at the late hero. bore thr sad
news. yesterday morning. Delaney lett
here September 81. l?lI. for u."inp zee;
IL. waS transferred from ;hc 3l4,h field
artillery to In" I41th field artillery and
arrived in France March IL. Delaney
was II galhrr"r at tn" glass house. rms
is the second rupluy.; IL til" FoStnria
Elnut iIlh'd III action in Franc" AID 4
memorial similar |" that given corporal
Francis Will br arranged. DELANEY was
born in New MHrtinSvIllr and WAS -;
years If age. Besides hiS mother he i;
survived Ivy tw" sisters, Mrs Russell
Tucker ;L"d Miss JESSE" Delaney. "f
M"undSyll". and. tw" hr"th"rS. ThumhS
and Charles. hil nj this city.
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MA1uR wEyEK KExnNs.

MARTINS Iss? " Vi SHT71- -
Mainr tT'nrrs, l. W're-- uf Ma-tinstr7rr
win r"r Il year pass laE teer attached
II thr one. T7IIrrfrr'd and Fifrit1h Resi-
'nrnT "f IDfnniry al Fanny ShnlhT- HIT
tir"s burg Miss ha- resi- cIsd his F--'r1rnIs
.lun and r~T u..n.rF lu Lag h'Int. hr'7s;- 10
await a,r'th"r opportunity tc "u1rr' iHt~
a"liv" military <'Tv!c~ ri The Unit fNf
States. "" -rfIin~c - dIrr11sE ihs r-'u,~
wh,rh I"d fn his resignation firTn mil
10y .rrvir~ a. his Time. other fh1r 90
tSr th4r j. WAS 'lt@ result ri IN IN
:lrur!:Gi,l" and uncommon :-:Iuaaiu9 in
wffc hht. had tcsTr l7lactS. hut trt7t'1~ =
.7M1'7urni ~ whlrh n" urged tn r'rn-
il''1" l"ralr aud urS"lflSh hfTrFfpn ~
.v,.rT .Tr-r<uu 1" In. Aru'TirA1l Envf5T1-
ln'.UI NnI army and TN caus' for which
they nv" hShTinG.
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Unusual Mix-up But
the Wedding Comes Off

Special Dispatch la Tho 1ntclliEencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. -. Sept. G.-Be-
cause he had procured a Pennsylvania
l.crnS.S Private Everett \. Chambers,
home on iurl"uEh from Camp Jackson,
= =, discovered h" could not be mar
rirI here" - Miss Cora Eulland. super
intrndrni al Il hospital at New Brighton,
Ia. by his pastor. Rrv. j. X. Dimit or
Ia" First Methodist Protestant church,
rs Ii" had rlanEch. The minister &C
rnrdinrly drafted his young son as
chauffeur ard had HIM ,irIvr the we'd
ding party live miles east Of herr ACROSS
the stale Inc where The ceremony Was
performed in thr auto.
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SOUNDED rkPS H cHro

.COIL-MEl'S O. Sept. s.--NhaI Gov
"rnnv James ". Cox II Olio. h.,prs will
H. IN" hcrinnthK q" n naiion-w wide cuS-
Ion v-rs inauGurat'rl herr. torlaT when
~ hnI1trr 81 ding IN th~ steps IT the
slH1"- house sounded -'tars~ 81 the @1,7u~
hrrr- The NrtS-Uu1 ~1il rNr0ndt71 h1r
bu-1cTS with the Nu41i~:an atty cr1t1-
,t-as t'ra'sr huE1c~s. ii the r-~Q7,-S1 II
IN" s,v"rur7. arIin1'd tlIE from. th"'
si"f'S II tn cIur1 hnuSrs in ulaRy ser
lIrrS ri Otip-
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I.a-vers to Wcllsburp

MARSHALL COUNTY lawyers vii 80 70
WcllStrurl; tr,Iay to I':ly final tribute tr
the late .Iuigr II. Z. Hrrvry. Every
!nc,nlrr ri the bar III the li:st Judicial
district uf IL" stale viii Ia present At
the services which will take place III
tn" afternoon. Tn" local harrIStcrS vii
20 {" Wheeling tins morning 10 attend
Il JOINT meeting of the bar associations
to BASS resolutions OF respect. The last
sad rites will hr held IN the WcllSburg
PRESBYTERIAN church ut 80.
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IEApQr AMERICAN EN-
1'r:IDlTIpNNI:Y FORCES. sept i.----!;""
'i"u \. north Of III" N'$l" "rIr troops
hav" taken Tie. villages "f l."nrk"vai
ii rDal alIi ';lnnN"s md hav,' Reached
liz" lin" We'll Arr%- Eillrrc$-rn-l VERGE
R,r'llinn. oar PATROLS a" m ~" S"Ilih
haul, ~ H." Assn" canal. Elsewhere tho
d.y passed without incident"
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MOUN0SVLLLE


Dr. &. G. Morgan. or AuutidSrfllc, has
received ;IotIc, that he has been c"rn-
miS%iuard i ErSt lieutenant III the rlctI-
cal department OF thu United States
Hriuy. lie Will hold himself III readiness
Tor Imut1iili" service. and GApccts to
leave Ill IW,, or thru" weeks timr.
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Elks Held Meeting.

Last evening the regular meeting or
MuundSvillc ludE" No. ~ u. /. a. f.lkS
WAS held in til" club rooms on I"mlih-
son avenue and important business Was
trnnsartrd New luruhrrS WCr" militia
ted into The order. \ social session took
place Ut the close of business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Moundsvillc Briefs.

Mrs SAM Smith and daughter have
r"i':rnrd HON" from Charleston whore
Icy attended thu funeral Of Mrs
Smiths mother
li"-"lG EHrEr:;& nf ';l"ndnir. who is in
military service ii Camp Lee. Va, is
homo IN = n"r day furlnugh
Good progress is being made nn TO-
na'r!nE III" rnad through the Narrnws.
Ih' stat" and county C"rTic:S appear IN
enjoy the opp"rtumit? to get out in tho
open air.
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Yesterday thor" were MANY from
M"undSyil!r nj thr stat" fair in Wheel
ing. attracted by TIA" h'g racing program
slated h'rauH" of the post iInn"mnnt Of :
number Of events On Thursday. TIL.
track was in good shape yesterday anc
the racing vas fast.
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String wire RopeS.

Wire ropes :Lr. being strung along the
west sid" Of the narrnwS road as Il pr"-
lection L, autuIStS. The wire IL hung
on poles deeply set. and Will prevent
cars from going over the hill TIL" road
will DC. closed tho first 1T next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-07
Rennr Monday.

\ call WAS ISSUED yesterday by til"
local draft board calling the last OF the
@i-ycar-uld ,liLss registering Ter S"rF,Ec
Aurust "A for examination Monday
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