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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
ALEX AND WlRD on
way 10 Oct FRITZ

ST. LOUIS. Ju~ is.-orovee c,svs.
tTsS ssusas a''ss: %s;d t''ss: X. css Ss.s,s ss. sS
gers. recently drafted from their tgVna
ior the services Of Uncle sam. pSSsSd
ihrouIh ~ Louis on their way. q
for lihsvty. Alexander and Ward both
were with \ certain battery that IL NOV.
'nH from one OF the Western camps to a
Atlantic port Of embarkation.
bqh have atranHef for short lsevs q
Will Eet 10 partioipste In ono more eum1
a. nomo before stdrtins on the ieng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
Short Sport Jabs

la George stsllinss about 10 pull the
Miracle Man stunt aEain7 Critics who
saw the Braves play In the spring series
against the fRnks called SthllinEs out .
~ tho worst IN the big leagues. And
three weeks nfter the season opened
Boston fans were willing to believe II.
But they've changed greatly.
They are winning constantly and their
victories y, ,n., ar. bringing back SSGol,Stio9.
be recalled that on the morning OF july
I OF that season they were resting In iasl
place, but that afternoon, by winninl
two games they climed out OF tho celia
and then pounded their way through th'
annexed the title OF worlds champions b,
defeating the Athletics four consecutive
times Manager George StalllnHs wal
chrlstened the Miracle Man.
John Rawlings has succeeded Rabbit
Maranvillo at short and his fielding be-
tween Herzog and Red" Smith Ia sen.
great style at tho far cornsr, while I'D
konetohy IL covering first equally well
In tho outfleld Powell. Wickland and
Rehg ara daily killing Of base hits by
grabbing flies over their shoulders.
The pitching OF Pat Ragan, Lefty Nehf.
Bunny Hearne and Fillingim IL respon-
slhlc In no little way for tho recent sur
cess, and with Dick Rudolph back Stall.
lngs In not worrins. In the west tho
Braves have made a better showing than
any other member OF tho onatern wing OF
tho circuit They won ten games and
we're defeated five Tins by the western
ers,
Miss Fannie Durack N Australia, hold
er " many worlds swimming records, and
Miss Nina Wylle, another prominent
Australian woman swimmer, arrived IN
San Francisco recently and will immcdl.
ately prepprs for a swimming tour OF
this country,
Plans TO speed up the development OF
the American game have hecn launched
by the officials Of the United stntcs
National Lawn Tennis association, They
have followed the recommendations OF
the delegates TO the annual meeting Of
the association that the scope OF the
sport be established upon a broader and
more comprehensive basis IN this coun-
try The fundamental part OF the plan
IN aimed 10 encourage the juniors, the
girls and boys who are destined TO at
once I'll the places Of such gallant play.
ers as Lieut.. r, Norris Williams, Second
Lieut.. Watson NJ Washhurn, Ensign
William NJ. Johnson and the others who
have passed on TO war service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
--W.ss.--
WILLIE HOPPE WILL
DEFEND HIS TITLE

NEW YORK, June 12.--Willie Hoppe
has consented TO defend the ls.2 balk line
billiard title under conditions that viii
permit the participation Of welker
Cochran, young Jake Schaefcr and all
other aspiring players. The title holder
announced his willingness TO compete in
tournament 10 be held In this city
$3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
fanny DURACK IS
BARRED ON COAST

San FRANCISCO. June 12,--Fanny
pursck, the Australian swimmer and
Older OF several worlds championship
WINNING events under the auspices Of
De Pacific Amateur Athletic union, II
VaS announced here. The registrstiop
Soard OF the Pacific association board OF
he A. A. u. said that Miss Durack
sould nave to regis!er with the board as
u amateur, and this, members OF the
hard said. she declined 10 do.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
TOMMY GIBBONS IS NOW
MEADE'S BOXING TUTOR

Tommy, Gibbons, the middiewelght
emcd boxing instructor at Camp Meade.
hqceedinE Capt J. r. O'Donovan. OF the
british army. who has been called away.
Gibbons is brother of the more famous
1tkp Gibbons and rank today ms close
b the top OF the mIddleweight class,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Western.
St Joseph at oklahoma City.
Sioux City at Joplin.
Omaha at Hutchinson.
Des Molnes at Wichita.
American.
Boston At Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit,
Naw York at Cleveland.
National,
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago Bt New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
LOCAL BALL TEAM
NOW wild CATS"

~RLAHOMA CITY's baseball team
n y will cavort under the nickname,
w wild Cats" this eognomen
having been selected M the
winning one from list submitted by
women fans Mrs. Dorothy Greer,
the winner was given an annual pass
by Manager Holland at yesterdays
game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12
American League.
YESTERDAYS RgsULrs.

Western League.
At oklahoma CITY 4: II. Joseph
Al Hutchinson 2; Omaha l.
Sioux city Mt Joplin, no game; rain.
At Wichita 8; Das Moineh 2,
National League.
AZ Boston Q; Pittsburgh ..
Al New York j. Chicago 0.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, no game: rain.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, no game;
rain.
American League.
At Cleveland 4; New York. g.
At Detroit 1. Philadelphia 9
Al Chicago 4; Boston 1.
At 81. Louis 4; Washington 4.
American Association.
At Toledo 9; Kansas City 8.
AZ India napolis I; Milweukea g.
Al Louisville 2; ct Paul g.
At Columbus I; Minneapolis I.
Texas League.
At Fort Worth e. San Antonio Z.
At Dallas 6: Houston 3.
At Waco :: Shreveport 2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12

WE can't all be Irish, and that is q
w good thing fof the Germans be-
cause II everybody was Irish the Ger
mans would get licked SO quick they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12

Miss Fannie Durack N Australia, hold
er " many worlds swimming records, and
Miss Nina Wylie, another prominent
Australian woman swimmer arrived IN
San Francisco recently and will immedI .
this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
LINES Of THE
FANK5 ADVANCE
Capture St. Etienne and
Force Foes Withdrawal
in the Champagne.

WITH THE, AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE CHAMPAGNE FRONT. Oct. c.
(Ey tn. Associated Press s)-Thc Amori-
can troops operating on the ChampaSnc
front with the French again advanced
their lines today. They captured St
Eticnne and further acted as 4 leverage
at the right Of the Champaign" offensive.
which resulted in the, withdrawal OF the
German lines on o 2S-rniic stretch. -.
The bulk Of the work in the Amcri-
can operations was done by division
which is among tiir best known inc
United States has in France. and which
has invariably covered itself with
laurcls. MI OF its advances since the
lump or on Wednesday have been
made not only in the face OF most ire
ncudouS opposition, but against Ire
oucut nankin: fir. on both! wings.
The advance today WAS easier than
that of the previous three days because
Tho terrain was far less encumhrrHd
with the powerful enemy pill boxes gid
concrete fortiticatIcuS. Thu Hanks of the
Americans were better covered ny TROOPS
who nrcsscd forward fast 50 Us to pre-
vent a dead crtiadinS.
This forward movement amounts 10
hctwccn four and four and a half miles
from the starting point. 1t : .ds mater
iallv IN completely freeing Rheims from
,hc German menace and makes the
enemy uOsitions north of Rheims harder
and harder 10 hold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
BUY BONDS NOW
To BEAT HUN ="
SECRETARY ALBERT SEEDENER
URGES ALL TO GET BUSY AND
ASSIST IN THE WORK.
All Meetings Are Called on But Solicit
ors Must Do An Extra Bit to
Aid In work.

r. speaking OF the cancelling or all
meetings pertaining to the Liberty Lonn
drive last evening. Secretary Albert Snc-
dekcr. uf the Ohio county committed
stated to an 1ntclligenccr reporter that
there would be no interruption Of the
big drive as far Us the individual was
concerned and he urged oil solicitors to
buckle up their belt and get busy and
do everything within their power To as
sit in putting the drive over tho top.
\ special appeal To all solicitors to
double their efforts is made by Sccrc-
tary Sn"dckGr and he stated that the
rlblic must once and forever realize that
the loan must be put over. meetings n,
mo meetings. Tho persons who haS
hrcn taking part in tho meetings aIT
speaking have siGnjfled their desire to
get down to brass tacks and they one
ard all vii! put their shoulder to the
wheel and hoo:t and never before. The
value or tho meetings was realized and it
will hc necessary 10 aid the workers In
every way possible.
Every person in Ohio county should
sec that their namnG arc on tho honor
roll and If they have not as Sct sub
scrihod they should nj ono" do so and
get buy today. Every bond purchased
is /; nail in the coffin of tho Kaiser. ana
.hc moro nails driven. the sooner the
war vii hc over. Don't worry ahou {
rcacc talk. il will take money to help
,bn hoys who are across and great sac
rificcs must h" made. II Is up To every
citizen N Ohio county To work harder
than ever before and help Secretary Sne-
l..k:r and his crow Ia put Wheeling and
Ohin county away over the top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
THE EMPEROR

RESIE. Get. 6.-tVia Sascl, SwitZer-
laad.)--Eanpcror William today issued
q proclamation TO the German army
and' uavy il which. after announcing
that tie MAC cdonian front had cruunbled,
declared that ho had decided, in ac-
cord with his allies, to again offer
peace to the aHeony. Tae text OF the
e1n,1r rcrg proclamation reads;
Ter months, PAST tue oneTny, with
enormous cxcrt4ons and almost without
pause Il the fighting, has stcr7ned
against cur lines. In weeks Of the
struggle, often without rcposc, you have
had to rorsevere and resist nu1ner1-
cany far superior enemy. Therein lies
the greatness OF the task which has
been set for you und which you arc full
filling. Troops of all the German states
are doing thc-r part and are heroically
defending the fatherland on foreign soil
Hard IS the task.
my navy IS holding It's own against
the uztted enemy naval forces and is
uuwaveIingly supporting the army IN
ats difficult struggle.
"Thc eyes Of those at home rest with
pride and admiration on the deeds OF the
army and the navy. express to you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
GERMANS FORCED TO:
GIVE GROUND TO THE
ALLIES EVERYWHERE
UNABLE TO DO MORE
THAN RETARD ADVANCE
Douai Almost Enveloped-
Italians Begin Strong Of
fensive Near Laon.
(By the Associated PrcSs)


On the battlrfronts the Germans cV-
crywhere are being forced. to give
ground to the allied Troops. In Belgium
tho enemy is gradually being pushed
eastward. and in anticipation of forced
final withdrawal is continuing TO make
ready for that crentuality hy remoV-
ing his guns and. otherwise l1Ssenlng
the value of his defensive works IN the
territory upon and adjacent 10 the
North Sea coast.
To the south from Arras To the Yer
dun sector tho Germans are being hard
pressed by the American. British. ltal-
ian and French forces. and. although on
numerous sectors they stIlI are ofitr-
ing desperate resistance. they seemingly
are unable to do more than retaFd the
advance of their foes.
British Successes.
Douai, south Of Lens, is almost envcl-
opcd, and Cambrai has been further en-
dangercd through the capture Of the
village Of Aubcncheul-AuS-Boi hve
miles to the southeast. where more
than 1000 Germans were made pris-
oncrS Hard lighting has taken place
around Montbrrhai,i and Beaureroir. IN
This immediate vicinity. where the Ger
mans have brought UP fresh reserves
in an endcavur TO keep Field Marshai
laigs men from. cutting tho highly i'm
.portant st. Quentin lie Catcau road,
from which they now are but a step.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
LESS THAN TWO
MILLIONS TAKEN
Cornwell and MacCorkle
Sound Warning in Liberty
Loan Campaign.

CHARLESTON w. Va. Oct 6.-Nith
public meetings virtually banned
Throughout the state by q ruling OF
the state health commissioner, Governor
Cornwell issued q statement to LIB
erty Loan workers tonight and appealed
70 the people TO use the mails and tele-
phone to subscribe TO the fourth issue.
tNIARLGSTON, w. Va. Oct. 6.---Iess
thai. two million dollars has been SUD-
scr, 4 toward West Virginins allot-
men, for tho Fourth Liberty Loan CAM
paign.
This statement was made today by
former Governor w. 4. MncCorkle. state
chairman of the West Virginia Liberty
Loan committee and at the same time
he emphasized the need for rcdoubled
efforts on the part of every man ana
woman in the state. Unless Subscrln-
tions come in more freely next week
than they did during the last week.
there arc doubts Of. the ultimate sue
cess of the drive, he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
WEST V|RGIN|AkS met
WITH Much STRONGER
RESISTANCE BY FOE
COUNTER.ATTACKS BY !.
ENEMY ARE REPULSED
German Statement Admits
Material Gains in the
Yankee Advance. /.

WASHINGTON, Oct. c. General
Pershng reported tonight that the
American attack west oil the Meusc con-
tinued today and met with determined
resis tance by artillery and machine
guns we'll entrenchcd. Strong enemy
counter-attacks were repulSed.
CT is in this battle that the Eigh-
tcenth division. male up Of West Eir-
ginia, Virginia and Pennsylvania troops,
some 10000 strong. arc rngaged)
BERLIN, Oct 6.-Amcrican forces
Yesterday continued their strong attacks
cast of E.xcrSnont. between the Argonne'
ard the Meusc river says todays Ger
man official statement. The Americans
were successful in pushing forward as,
far MS the wooded heights about one
kilimetre north of that place.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Saturday.
Oct. 6, (By the Associated Prcss.)-Her.,
man forces fought with might and main
to save Hill 240 from falling into the
hands of the Americans on Friday.
Even when the Americans commanded
the east, west and south slopes OF the
height the enemy attempted to send up
rc:nforcements from the north.
This hill, is an important observation,
point. commanding positions for miles
over the pntaaus west OF the Mcusc.
1t is shaped like an inverted cup. On
the north slope were the German artii-
"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
Seen As Effort 10
Save the WreCkage
unuualified Acceptance Of Mr.. wilson's s
Terrns wouId Be
Considered

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-GcrrnanE
newest peace offer-proposing an armiS-
tIce while President Wilson considers
and CONVEYS 10 the allies proposal on
the. basis of terms laid down by the
President himself. had not reached
Washington in official form tonight AND
there was. therefore. II" authorized
statement Of how it WAS regarded oy inc
United States.
Plainly. however. 1t was recoSnIzeu
rs the next step in the continuing ell
forts of the German statesmen to save
something from the wrcckaGe OF thcIr
dream Of world domination. the step
which might be expected from losing
trader who makes his proposition. mas
il rejected and offers his next best. each
time coming nearer to the demands I'll
his adversary. meanwhile endear"rinS |"
hold out in the hopes nt getting the best
terms he can.
Would Be Considered.
It hardly is taking 4 position IN adj
vance OF the American government to
say that if the px"sent proposition sig
ntfies G.rrnauy'S unqualified acceptance
Of the four principles OF pcac" LAID
down by President wilson n his Fourth
If July speech at tn" +Alnh "t Washing
ton. i, will be ccuS!dCr rcd! u it d""SIlt:
If an acceptance In principle" with
CONTINUED on Page Etae.)
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Unconditional Surrender
VIII Be The Only Path
French Opinion Strong fo- Forcing tho
Teuton to Accept Terms
Imposed aon Bulgaria.

PARIS. Oct. 6.-Cnconditional sur
render charactcrlzcs the general COM
ment in Paris on the demand for peace
tor peace sent. by the central powers 10
President Wilson. 1t is felt here, that
Germany and her allies have not gone
far enough in their request 10 the Presl-
dent for an armisticr. and that although
they have stated that they are willing 70
talk peace on President Wilson's plans.
they have not shown submission. such
rs was forced upon Bulgaria.
Germany wishes to stop tn" war at
the moment she is going 70 BE- beaten.
and knows it, says Figaro. Let us
suppose the proposition Is accepted. lm-
me6iately in Germany there would be- q
dclirium Of joy. The people arc cl"ctr:-
fed and tho kaiser has retaken them
into his hands The humiliation Of hay
ing demanded peace would disappear
r:tpiily. lie becomes the hero OF heroes.
He has resisted Il world coalition"
On Road to victory.
W.. arc on the road ID victory. says
I.Humme I.ihrc. "and VIC will not let
them stop US. An armi$tice is not pos
sible at tue point ut which VIC now Jarc.
axitnlian Of Radcn's propositions Tor
n"ace ar. insufficient. We would not be
satisfied with nuton"my for Alsac"- -Lor-
rain.. W.. want rcparation for tl:e past
CONTINUED on PaBe H1re)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
Serbians Take Hundreds
Of the Enemy: Prisoners
Anstro.6eranaas. .Porc6iyto fleet In Dis
order IN Renewed Fighting
In the Balkans.
CONTINUED on Page Eine.) n

LONDON. Oct. s6:-Serbian forces,
after violent fghting on Friday. entered
Vranie. fifty miles northeast OF Gskub'
according to a. Serbian official state
mcnt issued today Several hundred
prisoners were taken by the Serbs. tn"
enemy is retiring in disorder toward
the north.
The text or the Serbian statement fol-
lows:
AFTER violent fighting our advanced
guards enter Eranjc on Friday. Sew
eral hundred AuStro-Gcrman prisoners
and many guns were captured. nc
enemy is withdrawing northward in dis
ORDER
~RERLIN (via Londor) Oct. 6.-Gcr-
man troops which have been fighting In
the ranks. of the Bulgarian army have
been withdrawn and are now marching
toward their headquarters, says the ofh-
cial sta.nment issued by the. German
general army headquarters. The text VI
this section of the German statement
says:
Our troops which hitherto had been
fighting in the ranks Of the Bulgarian
army have been withdrawn and are
marching back toward their headqunr-
ters. They have completely met the
high demands made upon thcin ard
have accomplished excellent work.
VIENNA (via Londonl. Oct. 6.-Thc
Austrian war offic. admits the with
drawal OF Austrian troops from Franje.
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PERTH .AMEoT. y. j.. Oct. 6.-Army
officers decided t",!ay that the dang"
of further devastation OF the Erca; shell
loading plant % tho :. y. i!licspi" COM
i;,ny Il; Morgan. by the blowing up ~
many more tons of trintruluoul stur"'i
there in magazines and warehouses had
virtual! ";,d"d. and this af;e"n'''n. after
nearly AZ hours "t explosions and fire.
The work OF rcCn:r-iuS and identifying
the dead was beSTn.
In repurt sent [" Washington to-
night the military authorities increased
their cstimatr OF the kili"d from 80 ~
-. The number of injured. it was S;tid.
would not be less than la0.
Of she s. bodies which tonight had
been taken from the ruins and brouck:
here. only five had been Identified. One
was that of Roy r. TIickrrSon. son of
William Fl. Hickersnn q New York fur
niture manufacturer. who recently RI
tiyed from kis father's business to en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
JepsOn Issues Order to
Close All Public Places

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 6.--An
ordrr ,vae issued tonight hy 5. l.. Jcp-
son. state health commissioner. upon the
suggestion Of the governor. calling upon
local health authorities throughout
West Virginia TO close all schools, thea
tres md other places where persons
conErcCatc. upon the first appearance
Of Spanish influenza. The order reads:
BY advice of the suEc"n- general OF
the United States Public Health Ser
vice, tho state health commlsSioncr
hereby issues IN order requiring All
cases of influenza to be promptly re-
uuri"d and quarantincd until well.
Local health officers arc hereby re-
u,lircd. on tho appearance Of the dis
ease in a community. 10 close all thea
tres, pool rooms. schools and other
crowded places. and all public meetings
must be Abandoned.
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other rs leader rf the miners, for w!th-
out railways and coal the war could not
go on. But Thomas is loyal and paLri-
otic. and Smillie. though extreme and
somewhat Of pacif!st. would never
sanction such treason and madness.
Now comes the big question: When
the war is over or when t!ir general cleo
tiDn comes Will these and other n"%cr-
full labor leaders succeed m creating Il
new labor party. greater than ever be-
fore found in British or any other his
tory? Never bcforc did SO many things
work together for such i movement.
With wages bigger than ever in their
history, with new wants abundantly
supplied for themselves and their wo-
mcnkind. with example after example
Of their o.nnipotencc before q govern
ment harassed by war anXieties. and
above all with the democratization Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
KAISER And LOR PREPARE The GERMAN PEOPLE
FOR the COMING CRUSHING DEFEAT OF THEIR ARMIES

TN accordance will Che imperial de-
cree Of September 81 tho German TN
pdre has undergone q basic alteration
Of its POLITICAL leadership.
"As successor to Count George z. Won
EeTtling, whose GeryicG5 In behalf OF
the fatherland deserve the highest &C
acknowledgement, I havc been sunmoned
by tho omperor to lead tho new gov
ornment.
IN accordance with tho governmen-
tai method now introduced, submit TO
tho reichstag, publicly ond without 1e-
lay, the principles upon which propose
to conduct tho grave responsibilities OF
tho Office.
"These principles were firmly estab-
nshed by tho agreement Of the federal
governments and the leaders Of the ma
tority parties in this honorable house
before I decided to assume the duties
Of chancellor.
"They contain, therefore, not only my
own confesston Of political faith but
that Of an overwhelming portion Of the
German peoples representatives, that
Is. Of the German nation which has COZ
stitutcd tho reichstag on the basis OF
| equal and secret franchise and accoTu-
Continued on Page Seven-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
G WELSH MECHANIC ONE OF BRITAINS FOREMOST MEM
namaE@ n&xn& M@x x s force

the battlefield through the conscript
army-with such examples as these
and the wumen's successful holding up
of all the forces in the empire and final
ly with the enormous increase II tn
popular forces. female as we'll as na1a,
by the --latest franchise act. tho material
lies 10 hand for such movement
Two Obstacles In the way.
Eut two big. perhaps insurmountabla
obstacles stand in the way. The first Is
those fierce. internal and personal jealo-
usics which are the cause OF weakness in
every great workingTuen's movement
Secondly the war fever. which subnlerE-
IS everything and which naturally COR
verges to the support of Lloyd GenrKe a.
the most resolute- energetic snd tnflexl.
bic symbol. first OF the military succe1S
and ncxt the prolonSation Of the conflict
70 the bitter end; that Is. TO the same
(Conttnusd On .xAEs 3svaa, ,Akn: