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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Sorulvffet Groppetoe.

sra Chicago maooeles Sen 9be
Nou.: Gn isrseI!e lllpffe inotrai
al. $50 igaar Sormiooag / Nprbe.
Den al aurora iom Tslse al ct Gam,
mcniteo melem 10 Vnsiaicrioa pao
Chicago. burlington anb G.uincp.
Wanen.
Snuboro paa oct enc al Soaene
beianot Jig ct tort NniaI Solbotcr
ira Ghicoeo. iom bapbe iaact Scr.
mission ira 9circn / Camp Grant iii
at ailGaae CT 9cisg / Sicnmet.~ 20
al SoIoaierrc blep orrbt paa Ste.
Oct os nj andre mer eler minote al.
porlia ifabebe.
Slonbt DC iilifabcfomne bar Me.
mig Carl @oIt ira ga Crosse. @is..
% &snis y. ". YeteriOu ira Obi.
caso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

DC Snrfcr. 90 Sc iRttcr Sarpcrne
pno STrrebei nteo en- ardit oa iSriif.
b,o laa set aniitrer og lpier lang
Rel.
Wen oish raIfc. ifisiemesiiee Ir.
bcloer 'orar9er otto Sc gamie 0uuit
onrfere, Iom boloer pod oct ontbp1
Nclige llopcnSllng % lloarbeihcIie.
Zen ntge norifc NaIerfurit er iterft
paoplrfet al Den frantic a,init.
3nnltnerne bar hapt en- gploen
Sio nj uloer observation-disclosures.
Ser or nlansc Tengc mclen Golf, og
oct blir ioIgt en- Masie alinit til
l.sie Vriicr.
%orc ltn9e Nrfitefter isger MI
biem I'll Norsc isicn eitcr lloIpn.
Gtabeoen / Spitlano. : iorriae Mar.
hmoreoc uar Dor 9usniraSflnit Tor
oct mc'tc Ell oaarIia Giterligning al
Den tpifc. Meu Sc ulle norife etr.
tlietter leacr line Gorbilcocr 90 il.
ne Smpi,Iicr i Norac. 6orbaobent.
lla fnnr N mart ell norif @uauiras.
It'll i9len lon 3ai1lferue bar loat en-
eanif % Soenifcrne Ell ipcnit.
vi bar mange opgtigc ungc gr.
t%ltcfter I. er. Irultein Irncbera
'om har bpHgct Gio$poIo SoIfehsi.
'toIe % Dc me observation-disclosures /
rorore WuobranoSoalcr. ga pi bar
Horotmaen fonn orbcioer meo
Sr%onohicms Gomfirfe.
Sfolcrne hor bcgpnbt igicu citcr
Terlen. Oct er glroelia at ie at DC
faar mcsct goo Ssarirg troos Sc
oprc 5ioer. Ger bIir flaact ioo me.
oct ooer Sibcns MotuioIisme GA
Venacloa. Wen at Oct enonu lin.
oeS mcacn lln9oom / Norgc ion bar
ioccIe 0rantaui ifisrrer nan al at
6olfcbsilfolcruc ircmbcIcS bar no.
mcrfct gob Sssnina.
Nnbers Sfreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Sra Uoree.

Som 2cnsmnnS / Spslebs % Sor-
balls 2ensinonbsbilirift or al Mint
ntoilbcn / Glitter % Wonools Amt be
ififfct Hagnpalb Tibic.
Mnoers Sisrpulo, Sprcr % airfc.
fonaer / R~inqsafcr, or i Stntsrooo
tilbcIt @orgcrbonosmcbaIicn i Selp
for lang % tro Sicncitc i Sfolen %
Gpnunluncn.
Sbcrit Muacll or iielgc Wtcboclcllc
til ariitiallia iommcn nlcb 10 andre
Horomrno rciit til Wllrmonfplten /
iroliif 5icne'te Tor at orgulll'cre nit
IitGre Observation-Disclosures.
Mpt 9caat i Srpnohjcm. Srono-
hicm 5tc Oft. Srsfcn Sullru &an-
fen, S"ronohicml, bar ifiGnfct 10000
til ct 9eaat ior ~trrngcnoe uglftc
apinbcr, iom life iclu nlagter at
ifaffe lig lit l~lnoerbolo.
Gaaoeifub. Trammen Ste Sftobcr.
SEQ ct &oaoeifuo brGbtcs ibng cit
17.oori9 6ut, Gnuo ariItlol'cn
Strettebera, pao Wtobum. Son luo
pa iicQeoc mco lit 8eppr. Sernnocr
qif Sfuooct al og %ranrneoe ban
bpoclig.
Hrrnbt Sagbrng. Tranlmlcn 1900
Scpt. 9iQingrllo Sagbritg paa Ncbre
Gfcr, tilherenbc @ruescicr 5borltcin
Soilaon, or mat totalt neobrGnot.
Gfaoen anllaaes til ca. 100000 &r.
Yranben bcepnbte fem Elmer eiter at
slrbcioernc hopoe Iorlabt Nrbeioct.
st 9aan paa 300 Wiaiuner. Otter
hnab Statsraao Smbolt oplpier, ifal
Tnrballolinaerne melem Staten %
cltocl Banter ON Sptagelie al ct
Gropianteringslaan nj paa oct nor
mcitc bore tilenoebrogt. Saanct
blipcr paa inotiI 800 Wti1ioner Ser.
SmngbrGnbericr. Sra Notooocn
m~cooeles, of henntelige 9rGnoeoins.
brrloerier oripcs / flor Stil / Snou'
i,rioiitrifterne. Holitiet bar opooeet
CIT W9neoe SmugbrGnoericr, men
bets glrbeibe bliper MI ponlfellgcrc,
foroi 9r9nberierne flutes no / Sfo-
gene.
Clbfunb. Sra Tronobiem meooc.
leg, at man paa @aarben Gpre Sfot-
mes / 9ufsncs for en- Tib iioen faubt
TO 7linteprcr / N Botetafer, en- itsrre
% en- nlinore. &c par nleeet flint for.
orbeibet % pent ofpuoiet. 2rene bar
belle % intercollegiate. Sc blep inb-
ienbt til Wfllicct / Sronobiem.
9Drfninasarbcihct paa %citlanoet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Senore 0er-
gcitbl,s Mlnt bar bet iioite Iar pGrct
brcpet meset inteilit. Nj &c $4,000
Waal, iom blcp opplslet iaar, pal
oper 10000 Waol Wpbrot. 2ano-
Observation-Disclosures bar biotil illo.
oilaet ca. 1900 Inbragenocr ON
Gprfningsbiorag.
Gm mn Srbciabrif. st mt slftie.
ielifob, ionh ifal bpgee Ell 6abrif for
6renitiaing af SPbe % llopinbiilg
al Die, er llnoer 9annelie / Srono.
hicm. Sabrifen ifal bpgees beb Sar-
lepeicn, hpor Der CT fight Son1ter al
Srorobienls aonlnltne. Mftiefapi-
talen err iat til 100000 &roner, bpor.
al 100000 &roner er tegnet.
&nlfeltcrnc paa Siprnben. Stop.
anger 3oie Oft. Snipeftsren for
@ierrlsen 9ulgriiber er ioag fomnlet
bio til gpen efter eft 3 Waaneoers
Spbolo paa 8iernsen. De forbere.
bcnbe Mrbciber er MI enot % til @in-
tercn fan 9riften begpnbe. ltbiie.
terre til en- lenlom Grit er aooc.
Ger cr aul / masicpis % &palitctcll
or ubmcrfct. gllerebe til @aaren far,
man pente b~etpoelig &ultilferiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Nnfcfcticrinoc Taamar
Siffcrhco,

I'll Oct bonife Sof err / Sc iioite
Gage lnoIebct WeIbineer. iom be.
frTfter, at Gnferfeiierinbe Iogmar
(Ieorio sSeohoronno al RuslonhI MI
or bragt | oblolut Sifferhch. Gnfe.
~fciicrinocn Dor iislae G~orIpocnoc /
"Grtrablo0ct" Tor Siocn / Citcrridc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

"Suspennrn" or %anrnnierct / 10
Var. men nil rare IN NsnneiIcaIoer.
Te faar Soften Tor boIp Pris. naar
Re !lsbsr en- Iaisln-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

nsicr ia mco at ifpoe 5amren iom
bor ifiIt iig no ira 6lotfeu. 1ftI
SET bIir 10 nPrmcit Slogtcri % life
Eagt.
Woo Clutter al September tom
mer Nalerre tilbagc til arliiianla
meo Sommercn2 NrbeIoer. Ie bar
ipreot Jig no oper Oct belle Sano
aicnncm Den forte norife CONNER.
&c bar arbei6et paa al aIipeile oor
Rotrr og port SolteIip siennem in
aunit. Ga IN iamIes De / 8oueo
itoocn og ifal ipne irrm 6rugtcn al
iii Arbc;oe. Staten5 aunimoitll
ling aabnes isrit / Sttober.
Zen norife Ntolertinit bar FOR
ciocn mango begnpcoe Gprfere, Set
el bel ncppe Gi%stnineen Iom bar De
Iterte Gpner M | aunitlru. Oei er
rel hcuer Nalerfuniter % Irfitef.
iuren.
Sepniioes De gamIc Mieiiere / Ma.
lerfuniten iom Crit @erenifioIo,
Gerhard Wrmtbc, Gilt Vctericn,
Chriitian arogb % Con. Wurd or.
beiSer oct iis irem npc WRno iom'
SborpaIo GrIdlier. Senrif Ssren.
len, Chi @oIo 5torrc. 0. il. &c
or oiie paagaaenoe % uporne oisie
rpe aunimcre. let er iiGr 5arpen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
PLAYS
C0LORED GIANTS
Deciding Game Of Series Likely TO Be
Played at Bella1re Pnrk Next
Sunday.

All fans remember the famous Pitts
bursh Greys. and this same bunch Will
b. on the Sixteenth street grounds the
coming Sunday to do battle with the
Bella,re Athletics for tho third time
this season. 1t viii be for the inforI'i't-
ton of the fans to hear that IN" Greg
lost to Bellaire here III the rrSt game
by the count Of to |. but later tue
over the-river lads took jump 1"
Forbes Field and lost Il brilliantly con-
tested duel by the count Of , to u.
That the Pittsburgh GreyS nave I'-
n,rkabln combination goes without tho
least criticism. and the club Is rccoE-
nized as the best in the Plttspursn
district having won the culored cha'n-
nionsh:p from largo field Hall is
riaSs,-i as one of the claSSlrst huFicTs
ever on the mound in tho semi pro ciaeS
in Pittsburgh, and his record Is ono OF
much speculation. Their appearance
here in the next game Will nc
gladly welcomed. as the colorcd boys
always offer. the fans neat eSh,n't ion
and the result will be watched with IN
usual interest
Rcllaire, even though suffering from
the loss of several players, will hkciy
nick up others. and no lack of StrrnGt4
will put her out Of the running. Corn
inr out Of the hard game with the
strong Dennison nine. the boys are IN
fine Spirits and determined tn put up
the same fast. consistent game Tor inc
remainder OF the season: MANAGE
NcC;aurhcy stated last evening that ne
had not as vet received a reply from
his last letter. but Thought in all prob
,hiIitv that the C;reys would hc met
and would know for a certainty tonlor-
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American Advance

LONDON. July o2.-American troops
Yesterday crossed the River MaEne be
tween Chf.rtevcs and GLAND. east OF
Chateau Thierry. and captured tho wood
Of Barhillon. according to authorize
tive announcement made hero today.
The capturc OF Barbillon wood by tho
Americans means that the overseas men
have advanced between three and Tour
miles from their old position on inc
Marine
Ee,ween the Ourcq and the Aisne
the Germans again are making violent
counter attacks. but the French are
maintaining their lines.
On every front tho Germans are re-
s;sting desperately and are making -Tlo-
lent counter attacks. Nevertheless IN"
French troops yesterday made progress
along the River MarrS to maximum
depth Of eight miles.
The Germans are StuboornlT RESISTING
the French crossing of tho Marine. out
,hr French have succeeded III getting
tro elements over 1T Messy and Cour-
COLES, which arc constructing foot
bridges under heavy fire. The Germans
arc using gas shells in large numbers.
Owing TO faulty working OF tho tele-
Eraph line between Paris and London.
news Of the French advance up to $50
OCl"Ck last night Is not WHY N''N'''"'
II is learned however tina; tn" fr"nCh
line now runs from Rr"nE along Inc
mai, Chateau Thirrry road TO E"court
and then through lie Charme AMI f'pl"dS
to the Marine at Chartevcs.
Tho object OF the enemy counter at
tacI, is t. expedite tn" extradition or MS
,roops from the packet between Soils
sons ard Rheims. Meanwhile. German
: rnnns ~, tho southern end of the pocket
mus, BE- experiencing great difficulty In
getting supplies.
Southwest of Rheims there has been
heavy lighting and the French have
made progress
Rc;wc,.l tho 0urcQ and Marine rivers
IN" French yesterday took 400 prison.
crS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
GERMANS CLAIM
Confined From First Page.)

the forenoon. the enemy frequently. but
In vain, advanced against OUT lines.
After bringing up fresh forces 1e re-
turned to the attack in the afternoon.
After heavy fighting the cnc,ny's assault
on both Sides Of Oulchy-lr-Chateau was
defeated by our count"r-attncks.
North and northeast Of Chateau
Thscrry our detachments which had
been left m tho for"ncld hindcrcd the
approach of the enemy IL our new lines
1t was not until evening that he sue
ccodcd in launching strong attacks here.
which broke down with heavy losses to
the enemy. There has been artillery
activity on the Narnc front. Between
tho Marne and tho Ardro tho British
and French continued their attacks;
these wcrn Sanguinar!ly rrpulsed.
"A SUCCESSFUL attack has been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
BASEBALL GAMES
COMING To END
:-Nattona1 Pasttne In This Vicinity Is
. Slowing Up. with Teams Get
ting Scarce.

While the many fans rcai:zs the con-
d:t!"n OF things ~ III" present t''o:, ,
must be taken into CONSIDERATION ma
by this period cher" has h""n quite
few OF our boys taken by lncie SAM
until this section seems :" n" dep"p"-
lated II the younger athlete. h"S
over draf: aE" have t#cncti n Other w.
rcrticnS and IDEAS leaving tn" "Ntr'in'
younger Snt to uphold th> gam" her
aboTtS. RHinS young and IN" la't t,.,''
thrr" is r scarcity Nf grounds III Ih'
locality viii soon cripple this "nd 'i
tho question.
Tho draft call If tomorrow IS expected
TO do moro damage ~ thH CLUBS t'l't''
any other bu; n" majority VIII con-
tinu" their efforts and try 10 rAu 90.
season. All have read Of the 'nl''I"" ,I
Of the big league magnateS. waich VIII
also add TO deter IN tho interest "E;t,iE
and practically .v"rywh"re, N'@lhs
over The lis; Of teams that nave ,"rI
men is an easy problem right nov: N" nr
Mum. Hamilton and Z"'iiE. mr., mr.
classy players Bnllair" will lose lrnl.
man. Gafency and several SuoSti!utMM'
McConkeyS hav" lost Joseph Ni.u:
, Gardner and several others are aouut
10 leave: awaiting their call almost any
minute while tn. BauerS have o'"t -,
harder than possibly any other "rs;lt,' ", -,
tior in this section. hr;nS t%rr," ore
quite AS Nouhart. N"lcn hinE '''I
zone while others arc about 70 20.
Taking III. situation rs Il really -:
thcre will likely he tho sam" atn"u"S ~,
!nteres. In the games. and untNSS 80
. San, is more i~ni"ut. games should 60 on
for at least a month E"t without AZ!
hindrancn. Up in tn" Second ware ~
Clarks have lost several stars OF 49,
thn mole caused by II" loss OF Johnson
viii b" hard to nil However. "vcry e.
fort will BE- made by tho mann ssI.ac'is
or the clubs 70 keep W the SPtIo
long as possible. Will" only the b1u.t
p nnns Tho sport, as n. mana cement has
been hard pressed by difficulties OF
kecptng Tho boys together. and w.tn orte
the services Of the stars a POOR OUT
>,nok would spoil the greatest recoEu
ever made by local club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Known for so Years as the Best
Remedy for rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field, are abundantly
supplied with vegetation Of various
kinds, that furnish the ingredients for
making remedy. for practically
every i'll and ailment Of mankind
Medicines made from roots, herhs'
and barks which Nature has placed at
the disposal of man, arc better than
strong mineral mixtures and concoc-
tions. Mineral medicines work dan
rrrously on the delicate parts OF the
system. especially the stomach and
bowels. by eating out tho lining MEM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
MANY ATTEND STATE
GAS MEMS MEETING

CLARKSBURG. ". Va, July g.
Plans were completed today for the np-
Grafton Of Il special train over IN" RaIt-
more and Ohio railroad Tuesday night
from This city tn Huntington for the
purpose Of conveying Delegates 10 tn"
third annual convention nt III" West
Virginia Natural tins Association. which
will hc held al huntington Wednesday
and Thursday. The special Will lcnv"
hero ut 'S:3n y. m. and ParkcrshurE al
midnight. About @hu delegates Will
board the special here. and AT West
Union and rcnnshoro. Two additional
sleeping cars will be attached at Par
kcrShurE.
The annual meeting Or gas men takes
on aCdcd Importance with the war time
conditions and this gathering will be
very important as y. G. Bedford. chair
mum of the petroleum hoard of tn. Ma
I ional Fuel Administration and others
identified nationally in that branch "t
fuel. will be present and make address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable :
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

brane, producing chronic dyspepsia
and often entirely ruin1ng5the health.
s. S. S. is made entirely Of gentle
acting, healing, purifying roots, herbs
and barks, possessing properties that
build up all parts Of the-system, in ads
dition 10 removing all impurities and
poisons. from the blood. S. S. S. is
safe treatment for rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Soresland Ulcers, Skin
Diseases, Blood Poison, and all disor-
ders Of the blood l,cleanses the en-.
tire system and It's, permanent Get
S. S. S. at any drug istore today. It is
a standard remedy recognized every.
where as the greatest blood antidote
over discovered. If yours is a pecu-
liar case write. to Medical Director.
442 Swift Laboratory :. Atlanta, Ga -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Plans OF
tho United States for participation III
the expedition to give military ala 10
Russia AT" expected TO DC announced IN
n public statement by President wilson
cry soon, probably before the end u
m, week. The statement. il is under
stood. will BE- OF Il very explicit nature
beside making clear the means OF AID
10 be extended. that the United Statc7
has only unsclliSh motives and INTENDS
IN Stand firmly beside the Russian PEG"
rIc in their fight for democracy. Inc
sending Of economic aid also will De
announced in the presidents statement
but the personnel OF the commission
rrohabl will not b..
Plans for the. military expedition to
be conducted jointly by the United
states and Japan. with Great Britain
and France, il Is understood. do not at
this time contemplate the RECONSTRUCT
lion of the eastern front as q battle
line to draw German troops from thn
west. The objects of tho expedition. as
they will D.. outlined in detail in PICS
idcnt wilson's statement. which he per-
sonally is preparing, will be to protect
American interests. the interests OF the
Russian people themselves in thelr
tight for democracy. and for the safe
gun riding Of vast supplies which VIII
be sent To Russia rs part OF the agree
mcnt. economic MD.
The presidents statement will be the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Whitaker-Glessners
Play Wheeling S. & |.
Big Gene to Take Place 1t Tunnel
Green Grounds Saturday Afternoon

S.,vre two weeks agn :he spe->dy Whit
akrr-t;loSsaer nine Of this city. took
run W. - York.,li~ - meet the speedy
Wheeling SteNi and Iron club OF that
yEa"s. and much tn III" sorrow of tho
club COOL Iacinc was handed by the
steel workers Now comes the glad
news that the locals get another crack
NJ the u2riyer boys and n much differ
en-. argument is expected TO h. tho re-
suit The game will he played at Tun-
ncl Green next Saturday afternoon
These clubs arc about, the only two
9layinc the national past:me on Satur7
days At Tho present time and a win by
tho locals will, rnaAa It even. therefore
another gau!.> will b. Forthcoming. Our
homo boys lost 10 ,t: W. :. 4 I. outfit
by Tho roun: OF 40. but Will make n
strenuous effort TO overcome this slight
advar:aE" in tn" coming battle. 1t is
likely 'ha, Graham will oppose Lewis on
tho mound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
M'CONKEYS CHALLENGE
ANY TEAM FOR GAME

Manager McCOnkry. ~ the MrCnnk"y
baseball nine Of this city. last evening
stated that his club was without game
for tho coming Sunday and he WAS there
frrn DESTROYS nf hooking game with
any fast club IN this section of III" cnun-
try for Tunnel green.
All know tn" ralihre nf the local nine
ana ii is expected that "A fast club an
swcrs this sweeping challenge. Just
who will he the opponent is not known
but pilInnralc may likely cn:uc to play
\ return game. Any club wishing a try
at tn" local spccd"rs should got in quick
communication with Manager II. T.. Nc
C'unkry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Aerial Victories.

WITH THE. AMERICAN ARMY N
FRANCE. July .2.-tEy III" Associated
Press 1.-TWO moro German aIrplanca
arn reported - hnv" hr"n brought down
Saturday by American aviatnr*. Neither
report has been confirmed officially.
One Of the enemy machines was
hrnurh. down by Lieutenant David T..
Putnam q: Massachusetts. LI.utcnnnt
i:rk"r Rtrdy Freeman engaged In n
light with y German hipiInc and
turnhled HIM 70 III" ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
l5-NNLEG TIE.

NEW YORK. July "@.--Ncw YORK an"
St. Louis played 4 tft"cn-lnnins. 10
4 tic here to-day. the game being Alec
on account Of darkness. First HaSemah
Walter Pipp OF New York. left for MS
home in Grand Rapids. Mich. to-day
as hc will he called into the nailonal
army within tho next few days. Scor":
<, .ouis- r. II. F..
n0u u n q q q o. II >
New York
& q n ! Oh II u
Eattcri"S-Wrlght 1lnuck and Nuna-
maker: Finnrran, MhCridE". Renting ana
Walters Hannah. n'Connnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23


BOSTON, July 22.-Boston shut out
Detroit twice to-day. In the first BUSH
had the better Of james in tcn-!nnlnS
pitching duel. In the tenth. with none
one Bush walked. and took third on
Hooper's single to right, Walkers Dad
throw enabling Bush TO score the only
run OF the game.
Mays held the visitors to four hits
In the second game. which Boston Won
: to n. kallos %ildncSs in the first
resulted in one run. SCOTS single.
sacrifice hit and errors by Stanage ana
Owen Bush accounted for TWO runs In
the second inning. Score:
First game r. H. e
Detroit. 0 0 q o 90 l
Boston,. 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 II !
Batteries-Jamcs and Spencer; Bush
and AGncw.
Second game X. H. Z.
Detroit. 80. 0 0 0 % 5
Boston.. Il 0 0 0 0 0 50 0
Battcries-kallio and Yellc: Mays
and Schang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE ArSNE-MAR%E FRONT. July ~,
--fPy thu Associated i'rcSS. )--(@ =. M
Tho Germans ar" C!inCinc desperately
to tho line south &c SnissnnS IN an Ct
fort To protect their flankS.
Tho pounding process is being "or-
tinued by tho Americans and their al
Iirs in this sector keeping the Germans
uncertain from moment 10 moment IT,
i.ardinc III" allied Intention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
MADE CLEAN SWEEP.

WASHINGTON, July "2.-WaShinE-
ton made a clean sweep OF the series
of four games with Chicago by VIM
ming the final game to-day. 1" ? in
Ten Innings. The six hits allowed the
visitors by Harper were scattering
Singles by Foster, Milan and Shanks
scored the winning run. Score
r. II. L.
Chicago. ... 0 0 % 0 0 0 o. 6
Washington. 0 0 0 q 0 i" Il
Battcrcs-Ecnz and Schulk; Harper
and Picinich.
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Two-base hitS--C,arcy. Mckcchnie.
Thrcc-hase hit--Southworth.
Stolen hasr-J. G. Smith
Sacrifice htS-RawlnGs. Murphy.
Double play-Konctchy to Rawlings.
Left on bascs-BoSton, 10: Pitts
hurEh. >
Bases on balls-Off Sanders. 7.
HitS--Off Nchf. II in innings; or
Sanders. 8 in 5 IS innings; off Cooper.
. in 3 1-3 innings.
Struck .out-By Nchf. l: by Cooper. l,
Passed balHSchmidt.
Winning pitcher-Sanders-
Losing pitcher-NChf.
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TONEY SOLD TO THE
NEW YORK GIANTS

CINCINNATI. JUly 2c.-Pitchcr Fred
TOncy was to-day sold by tho Cincin-
natl Nationals to III" New York Ma
tioualS for cash consideration, II was
announced Mt the Cincinnati National
headquarters. Tonry will al once join
the New York team.
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NEHF HARD HIT
BYP|TTSBURCH
IN BOSTON CAME
Yesterdays Games
Pittsburgh. :: Boston. =
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
None scheduled.

PITTSBURGH. July "2.-The Boston
Braves lost tho las; game OF their
western trip her" To-day 10 Pittsburgh.
: 10 ,. The HON" tam huuchcd hits
off Nchf in tho fourth and sixth inn
inGs. when they scored al their runs.
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official announcement to the world "f

the decisions which have been referred
TO in recent news dispatches frn"'
Toxic and London. No official an
nounccments have been made before. i
Is understood. because the United States
has been awaiting official word from
Toxic Of the acceptance OF its pro7o-
sails. which are understood to differ
somewhat from those advanced BY Grent
Britain and France So far as could
be learned. no official communications
from japan had arrived to-day, but they
have been forecast in the Associates
Press dispatches.
President Wilson has been conduct
Ing tho negotiations practically In per-
son. giving them almost his undivided
attention. His determination to see q
democracy preserved for tho Russian
people has been unaltercd by-any OF the
difficulties which have made the task
Of finding a way to extend aid to them
a most discourag1ng one. -
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ONE SCRATCH HIT.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2H.-Scctt
Perry Of the Athletics, allowed the Phil
ad,lphia Nationals one scratch hit in an
exhibition game here to-day. The only
run Of the game was scored by the
Americans on pass. out and single.
Score:
phjIndclphia Americans r. H. F.
100 000o 0-1
Philadelphia Nationals
go 90 o 0 0 90 1 ;
ilatterics--Pcrry and Perkins; Wat
son, Ocschgcr and Adams