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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
BOLsHEVIKI IN TRIP
ACROSS SIBERIA DIE
BY THE HUNDREDS

o. Asso.,-i lress
yLApIvOSTOK. Saturday. Nov
23 Half dead from starvation and
disease. 1921 survivors out OF the
original total of 2.1U0 Bolshcvk
prisoners and refugees in train sent
across Sibcrit by the Csecho. Sloyak
troops lighting iu SaWam European
Russia. have arrived at Nikolsk. near
Nladvostok The journey from the
Uwl mountains to the Pacific coast
occupied six weeks
THE survivors reached Nikolsk m
forty ears The train carried no pro-
visions and was without sanitary
equipment
uI the eight hundred persons miss
ins from The original total some were
shot while trying 90 escape from the
train other lost their lives hy
throwing themselves from the car
windows Disease. starvation and
exposure accounted for the remain
Der
when the Crecho- -Sloyak forces
captured Samau they loaded the iu-
mates of the iails into trains indis.
er'miuately along with the Bolshoyik
utI-ounrs OF war
The America Red Cross at Nlra-
iFo.tok has rushed doctors Io NIk.
... In uid tls arrivals Some per
.Hue died 1u iha ground after being
r moved from fhC railroad cars.
,fr.r fuiuloads uf human freight u
1r sueIts are now ON their way
eastward over The trlna-S bcriau uir
r#d Eiehi hundred rr~fra.. many
uf H.m sick or infected. were turn.
90 back towards S ma-a because Of
fr. asi of hospital n8t.
Among those rgf .u'Hs &ikoist
H.To dozen WON .o formerly
V... nurses Iu ihc B0iehrfiki hos
urlI a Samara MANY innocent p.r
.yr, Included There w.s ons
mn with h.H wife aud rhIiur.r vft
fHI h."u thrown into SAN m be BIOL
.H.til because the husband and
fh.r fal refused to Join tbe BIOL
rtlE forces
THERE also wa q girl stenorra nhei
.HH a"i boon sentenced to riN dly.
Hnr 0UmC1t Tor serving the non
Hn trrl. cts administration.
If 'wreirl1 Rcd Cross o. iHfiu-
,r. SEQ of tfH survivor ia an im
rHti hospital The Russian au
fH cooperating with the Hws
us .rc hooking anrr fhlr't 'vrh hu.
... 1nd zoo ofhrr rirk Who hat
tsrs ..irrA iu the Russian bIrrncks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
LIGHTNING Strikes
j. 5. STEAMER AND
70 LIVES ARE LOST
CARGO on GASOLINE ENriOnI- 5
SHIP MRECkED otI
CT lM COAST.


WASHINGTON Noy 25 E.rh
t..u men from the American .elm-
cr uumaru Iost their live. after tne
yes, uas wrecked near Guam laa
month by lightning exploding h.r
cl.cu Uf gasoline Tha matF l..
partmout announced today fba. i6 o.
thg msu died 0f exposure and STAR
yatiuH iU au open boat ANA Chat two
others were drowned when fhe boat
with fourteen survivors was maxim.
IA landing 1f San Jose L'OrUnte.
Phil Hpno Islands Nov Q
TN. department also announce
Ih1i the message gave the name uI
"Fraut Boliu. navy ensign.
among fhC lost but that as fh
nC such H.wr iu fhe naval register
uf ofuear.. BE- was assumed fhat fle
Wa- "a mistake BOZ transmission and b.
duplication C' the name oI Frank
nnIn deolHHy Alf..s from Guam
no fu. rm. che UuWfu went down
said Ensign A. g. IIulmrs. o. s ~
wa. passenger UH fbs Fessr. .UI
thD department ha. received nn ur
th.r word from hU
With fle exception nf Eu.i."
llolm.s alI of 600 &c prr-ou. au fh.
ship have h..r accounted 'ar Hh
crew leH .be H'p n ,hrea BOAT. aHI
tvo of these Utr. picked ur ..r
.NHrH T". fHr reached "
EH.. .T..T T1ss FHr FUH T.t
fHn. d. I... craft u.r. without
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
He could not say whether the ol
two had been withdrew.
Man ~ htrmnn Liners.

He could not say whether the other
two had been withdrew.
Man t>c Gtrman Liners.
German liners now iu German
ports Nr Baker said. may offer a
means ui eNpodriug the return of
th. American forces Present plans
gre to use these vessels tu carry food
to Germany and thr secretary said a.
might Dee found possible 90 make
some arrangement under which some
ot General pgrshirE's men could be-
sent hom, on them Before sailing
tor Europe to arrange Tor the retuUy
of thD troops Chairman Hurley OF
The shipping board said q was the
purpose to use ships now idle in Ger
man ports Mr. nakor. however. aid
not indicate today that any definite
steps iO that end have yet been
taken
With fho removal of the submarine
WcuacU 'he war secretary said 30 viii
bo possible to bring home many sol-
+ diors 100 cargo vessels The shipping
/ board Is commissioning many such
vessels from day io day. and they
Viii he added to fha fleet available
for tho return of the army
/ 10 Return Man, Sick First.
! For the next few weeks Mr. Baker
|rNTeCts returning trOon ships to be-
laden entirely with sick and wound
ud mon and those NOT Immediately
Iasa.Iabla ior military service. such
as tbe men who have been discharged
from hospitals Boo France. lat who
have mot fully recovered their
IstrCugth They viii bo orgauifed for
purposes ut transportation into pro-
] tisloual companies of from 100 to
! l'u men with the requisite number
I,f Officers and viii he sent tu desIr-
mated camp, to be mustered out %
/ .s assumed that efforts win be made
l!n France fo put into each provisional
ItumnIut men from ,ho same general
locality u tho United sfafa Boo order
fo ease the lHwUIIlifat, .ausporta-
/ fUn u.nI'e. ttia a,l,
I Secretary ...r also rcyo. .1 f1
/ day Chat O. r...rl principle n .f
| eru the p..w.ut i1 hc made O..
Britain iHr services rendered hr 81
, Transport HeH. or cargo r. ID
| Transporting or supplying "a
forces bad been reached
He said char iH conference af.h
Lord Read.nc tho British ambassa.
dor Dc Dad been arreci that pas
I uHnf f0 hr made D.. either govern.
lmHrt fo ths other for such service
/ lu0ud le made ou the basis faai no
nfU0I us. Orb arrrue to either Great
/ HrIniu 0r tts United States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26

SANTIAGO Chile, Nov. 25The Chilean government has de-
oded withdraw its consus Peru order avoid unoard
Incidents which might take place in outbreaks Peru and
Chile.
LIMA Peru Nov 25-It is officially announced that Peru has
withdrawn her consus from Chile result Of the renewal Of
anti-P Peruvan rioting in Inquque and Antofagasta.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
TWO REASONS GIVEN.
FOR NOT MOI AalI'N0Uyl..l,U
AMERICAN DELEGATES.
DELAY ATTRl RlBUTED EITHER TO NO DECISION YET AS TO
NUMBER AND PERSONS MAY NOT HAVE HAD
OPPORTUNITY TO ACCEPT.
py THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

OF the American commissioners to the conference at
Versailles is understood be attributable First
that decision has been reached the number and second
that all of the whom the president has mind for places
have yet had opportunity signify their acceptance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26

ue. uhly no. one but
H. WI.l O. aware of tHe
pI....H composition of the Ameri-
~. nfon although 30 D. known
u. Secretary lansing and Colonel
U.... HT D. members. lf praee-
..r followed in the naming of
OBJ. ..l.es Ambassador sh8rD at
r.. ...a uil ae ONE %. thc num-
H.r
Haar 1uasorand of France
rr# Wr Iusseaud sill accompany
. wilson fa Franc. The
.r ha no. bad vacation
.. #. rushed back t1 America 1t
tH. ..-ol. r' tho European WHr
... d.. lHes Oh JOHN n hIs peoples
...rH0n over victory and prob
I.. H Hay part In the peace c1H-
mH.HLHr Ius.HnHI and
Trerrf tonight gave ua
rHrH heIl at tfe French
.|anffrnfH nn Pare efV1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-26
BOTH NATIONS
ORDER CONSULS
TO WITHDRAW

BUENOS AIRES, Nov 25Lae newspaper dispatches say
Chile has withdrawn her consus from Peru This will constitute
diplomatic rupture there have been ministers in either
try since the Nitrate which Chile Tacna and Arcs
Of the present trouble
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03
WITHOUT FUSS!

Lynden, as usual will go over the
top of it's Liberty Loan quota by Sat
urday night, and another honor flag
will be flying over Front Street next
week. Already half of the allotment
is subscribed, and with less fuss than
ever before.
Have you bought your bonds yet?
Don't delay; get your name on the
Lynden honor roll of bond buyers to
be published next week in the Trib-
une!
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has beea appointed
Administrative of the estate of Mil
lard D. Gaskill, deceased, and has
'alified as such; and all creditors
Of the deceased, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased, are
required to serve their claims on the
said Administrative, or her attorneys
of record, Brown, Peringer & Thorn
as, Glover Block. Bellingham, Wash
ington, and file same with the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Whatcom
County, Washington, together with
proof of such service, within six
months after the Bird day of Octob-
err, 1918, same being the first public
alton of this notice.
ANNA NJ. GASKILL,
Administrative
BROWN, PERINGER & THOMAS,
Attorneys for Administrative
First publication, Oct. 8, 1918.
Last publication. Oct. II, 1918
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03
NO PROFITEERING!

But in spite of the fact that but
ter is going up, and milk has jumped
to $3.50 hundred pounds, will you
kindly keep in mind the fact that a
board of experts have testified that
it costs the Lynden dairyman $3.50
hundred pounds to produce the
milk!
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03
LINDEN LODGES

KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS- Lynden
Lodge. No. 1877 meets every Mon
day evening at the 1. o. o. F. hall
All knights are cordially invited
to attend. E. E. HORTON, C. c.,
H. s. STEINHAUER. K. r. & s..
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

No, mister, we regret that you
won't be able to sleep that extra hour
this Sunday. The time won't change
back again to the old system until
October 20.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

Lynden butter went up again two
cents a pound yesterday, and If it
keeps on, in order to buy a pound of
it, fellow will have to cash in
hatful of Liberty bonds.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

FOUND-Package with crepe paper
and paper napkins. Call The Trib-
une. 9-19-tf-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

Thousands of Huns were slaught-
cred right in Whatcom County this
week, although there is law that
prohibits the shooting of Hungarian
pheasants.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

LOST yearling heifers, red.
black and white, 1 black with bell.
Please take them up and notify c.
Little, Clearbrook, Wash. 9-263+
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

CEDAR FENCE POSTS for SALE VIM.
Meyer, r. Custer, n miles west
of Glendale. 9-264ts
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

THE LINDEN CANNING co. will
pay highest prices for fruits and
vegetables. Call and see US. tt O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

FOR SALE-Few good young cows
and fine pigs, weeks old. w.
A. Reid, phone 4817 Lynden. 9-27-2"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

NOTICE-All wood not paid for 10
days after date of delivery, subject
to rs cents a load extra charges.
Charles Roo. 6-13-pd to 1913"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1918-10-03

MILL WOOD $1.25 A RICK-One
load or q dozen. Charles Roo. r
til. Planer ends, $3.50 a load. IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that. ut a
meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Finance Company. corporation cfea :
atcd and organized under the laws OF
The State nt Wet E:7s!nia' hc'd "a; nt
Wheeling. West Virginia. on tho lin
day Of September. 1915. IN" following
resolutions were adopted:
RcSolved: First. That Tho Finance
Company. n. corporation created ana
organized under tn, laws or the state
Of West Virginia. dos hereby dl$c"E-
tinuc business rs a corporation and sur
renders 10 said State its charter and cor
porate franchises. The hoard Of direc-
tors will proceed To convert the prop
erty. chooses in notion and all assets
Of this corporation into case. ana pay
off and discharge all It's debts. iiahili-
ties and obi cations; and after fu!ly
discho rSing MI such debts. liahihtics
and obligation divide, tho ren1indrS
among the stockholders pro rata with
their several holdings Of stock. bal no
such payment shall he made IL any
atoc&holder until after tho publication
Of the notice hereinafter PROVIDED.
Resolve. second. That the president Of
this corporation cause notice 81 thr
adoption Of the foregoing resolution
10 be published in some newspaper OK
general circulation. published near tho
principal office or place of bus ot
this corporation. ono" Week Tor lou'
successive weeks: and that he CERTIFY
these resolutions to thc Secretary Of
State of West Tirgirn. and deliver 10
him a certificate showing III" publ ca-
ton Of said notice. aH provided by law
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF September. 1915.
J. r. PACl.L. President
II said Corporation.
Attest:
J. n. MERRIMAS Secretary.
a-Is-75-t-y.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

trenches and firing point blank Mt ma
chine gunnerS who endeavorcd 10 check
them. The efforts Of small rcar-S guard
forces equipped with new anti-tank guns
TO impede their progress were full"
added to the rapidly growing salvage
dumps.
Late information indicates that tho
Germans arc making every effort To
strengthen their lines while preparing
new positions II has been es' a5liShcd
that five new divisions have hern
thrown into the line since the often
Sivc began.
Six German airplancs wcrc doEned
Yesterday in a battle between seven
American and seven German machines.
The battle took place in the air over
Septargcs wood.
One German machine gun was scnt
crashing to the earth Al IN" hrst %
counter. After mancuvcrinE for posi-
ton. the six remaining enemy planes
returned to the combat. When he bat
tie was finished five more Gcr.:a7 ma
chimes had been brought IN the ground.
Throughout tho day American Hirmon
were intensely active. In addition 10
making. observation Of enemy move
,nrnts, pursuit planes did excellent work
in attacking troops in formation. IN
choking roads and in shooting i"wn Oh
scryat;on balloons. EefoTc noon nine
enemy planes were reported d"wn"d
southwest ot Rayonvillc. On" AVIATOR
attacked rctrcHtinS column o: ma"
chino gun carriages. d'sposinS or thc
entire outfit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
ALLIED ARMIES
Continued from Page one-)

Cambria, more than $4,000 prisoners have
boon taken in this region since Friday.
Under the efforts Of the British
Americans and French. the Germans
hay. been cleared out OF the entire de-
par,ncn, 4 the. son,me and part of the
department. Of the Ardccncs now Is IN
French hands for the first time since
1914.
In unison with the attacks to the
north the French along the battlefront
north and northeast Of scissors lave
delivered fresh attacks under which the
Germans are in retreat north OF the
hisnn toward the Ailctte. indicating
that the enemy line soon pust be re-
adjusted eastward at least as rar rs
Rheims il not farther. Tho French now
ar, on the banks OF tho ilctte river at
tho western end Of the Chemin-des-
Danes. r:ak;rg y apparent that TINS
strong defence snCn must BE- passeu oy
in retreat northward.
In Chaplpa ;-nc and northwest OF Yer
dun. the Germans have sensed to the
full che seriousness OF the situation rae
i'm. Them. Where further advances by
rho French and the Americans or neces-
sitv viii compel the read iustmrat OF the
linz from the north {" the Swiss Iron
tier. Large numbers Of reintorcemcnts
have been thrown into the baltic IN
Champagne to halt tn" advance OF the
French toward the important junction
town OF Eouziers. but nevertheless
General Gouraud's men have pressed
forward northward from tho region east
If Rheims to the northern fringes Of the
ArSonnc forest. taking many positions
81 tho highest strategic value.
Meantime the Americans also have ad-
ranccd their front. capturing Brieullcs-
sur-Meusc and Rnmasnc and at last
accounts wnrc progressing taroraely
northwa-d along the Mouse valley and
u the cas-, Of tho ArCuunc forest the
turning OF WHICH by thn combined forces
Of General Gouraud and General L'g-
Ic't seeing probable within short time
n Palestine the victory over The
Turks is all but complotc. Friday night
General AllHnhy had counted 10000
prisoners and con guns.
Tn" loSscs OF The Tcutontc allies or
the western front since the allied often
s!vr began July is. have hecn 300
men undc prisoner and 1000 guns. 60
non machine guns and enormous quaint
tics Of material captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

rARIS. Sept. co.--t>n the western end
NJ tho Observation-Disclosures the Frcach
lya-c reached III" River .tilettc NJ two
points. says tn" statement from tho war
nftiro today. In Champagne. after TO
ruIslnr strong attacks IN" French have
takan the heights Of E"il"vn". northeast
nf t;ratr"u:l The t"xt az the statement
reads:
Worth OF the .iisne 'h> pursuit Of thu.
enemy cnntinrIrd du".hr; tn" night. Tn"
t>r,,nci, ",,cupi"d ths f"rst of ttnon and
-nach-d the Ail.tt" in ;hat region. ami
als. "ast Of CAhNEnnn. on the sector
between Osicl and C'avonne Gust north
Of The Iisncl the 'n"my made strong
rrsisianc. against n" adranc" OF our
troops.
'"t,n Inc champagne front violent at
tacks wcrn launched b. N" Germans
y.,St.-di.. lir ,R"v HrTr broken uP. tn
i'rrn,h troops resumed their progress
cSrcr:altv northeast of f;raG"uil. wh"7,
thy captured n" heights "f R"ll"vu".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
fighting For limo.
ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN. Saturday.
Sept. :S-{Ry The Associated Prtss.)-
Fighting their way almost every yard
American troops today vrestcd from tho
Germans another strip Of territory. Al
though they arc opposing the advancing
Americans with every man OF the Serv-
ice except cavIl-y, there is Increasing
evidence that the Germans arc only
AghtinE for time 10 establish themselves
along the Kricmhllde or Frunhildc line.
The present operation Is a rcar-Suar! &C
lion on the part ~ the enemy. eu: on
big scale and once moro he has ad"pt'Ht
s;crificial tactics to impede the advance.
With heavy artillery preparation the
American inn moved forward early to-
day. It was not fast going. but woods
after woods were cleaned out and VII
lagos tc1l before the 5tcIdy push. Fires
beyond the lines marked points where
b. Germans apparently were destroying
warehouses and stores the tra7s;r2rta-
ton Of which might hamper their re-
trInt.
From the hrrd In the Mouse to the
west flank tho Americans fought their
way out Of tho tanTle Of the ArFonn"
forest and established a new line.
Across the Nous" the village Of Nilos-
nos was reported by av!atorS 10 have
been blown to pieces ny enemy MINES
All bridges over the river In this SOC
.ion have been destroyed.
little TO tho west tho evacuation
: Of Rornagnc appeared To be in progress
while further north trains were OBJ
served leaving for the interior Other
early reports. however. Indicated heavy
concentration Of enemy troops III Dun
sur-MetiSn. and that strong resistance
might be expected.
Far to the left number NJ tanks
that had been working through ;he
Wilderness Of tho ArG"aE" I" tho w'S'
made n comparatively rnrin rr'sr"SS.
Most cf these mar;.tr"s w"r' =; small
i.'r"l,~i; type. With astonishing aSlHi%
they moved forward. smnsh:aE 'S'r" en-
, ,tm.,.rncnts, making their way over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
U. 5. ARMY
fCmtinued from Page one-)

the German artillery lire has been quite
heavy.
In Exerrnont, just east OF the ArEonne
forget. the enemy offered bitter resist
ancc 10 the Americans.
Northeast Of Nantillois somcwfza
east Of the center. the Americans already
have advanced beyond their positions of
yesterday morning. Tho Americans
there took prisoners from the Bavarinn
reserve division which had been resting
in Alsacc and moved into the limo yestcr-
day. They also took prisoners from an
other reserve division which had sent
one battalion from each regiment into
the line.
Enemy resistance increased steadily on
the left Of the American sector and a
number Of new German units have becn
identified The enemy troops IN many
instances yesterday held on to machine
gun nests until they were literally wiped
cut Tho American e1trem,' left con
tinues to advance steadily along the e!Ec
Of the ArGonnc forest. From batteries
cast Of the Mouse the Germans last
night bomhardnd heavily the rrGicn OF
Bricuues and other points on the right
of the American line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

LONDON, Sept. c?.---TrnO7s from tn
states Of New York. Tennessee and
North and South Carolina attacked tho
!Tindrnburk lines nn front ms nearly
three mi!"s today. capturing Hcilh:ourt
and Enuroy.
This announcement was made by
Field Marshal llaIg In MS report from
headquarters tonight
An English division crossed the
Srhrldt ranal on If" belts, mats. Talts
and inprnviscd bridges and stormfd
the main lIindrnhure d"fens"a around
RrllcnsIisc And captured tn" wno'"
German positions. TIL" statement reads:
AT dawn his morning tho battle was
eucrrssfuliy developed southwark 10
the neiEhburht-od 81 ~. Quentin. At
unw extends "v"r a front OF nearly >"
miles frrrI that town 10 III" SehS"c
river. north Of Ea3lhrat.
ON thu extreme RICH; IN" twentieth
corps launched an attack at h:3n y. n.
across III. Schclh; canal from belle
elise inclusive" n"rihward. TIL" FORTY
sixth Midland division. nrov'nt-s win
Inf" bolts. mats. pr"iliah!" Gr!.\.' hullh.
inE material. rnf;. and nnl"" tS>'"7 or
Il concentrated artillery and machine
gun fire. stcrrn"h thn main linlcnhurr
drfcnscs which heretofore ran along
tho eastern bank nf IN" canal.
Notwithstanding .hr depth ~ IN"
I,Tatcr, the breadth Of IN" canal AMI ihr
{ strength Of the cncIny'* Gr!"n""S. which
::,rludrd !hr village If R"ll"ngl:H" and
numerous tunnels and concrete work..
ih,s division succeeded IN capturing tho
whole German position "ppoSi;" them.
Thrn they pressed forward with great
bravery and determination up III" slopes
nf tn" hills beyond IN" canal. taking
many pFi&nnrrs II n" course Of their
advance.
"Eall~nElis". T-chauc"rI-t ard haSnY-
ia to.Ec ar. now in nHg pNsSc%%lnn.
I'm cnnlun"iton with TING lT.liiih;
operation ether English troops ad-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30
PUBLIC. SALE.
Public Auction,

will sci! a; public auction on the
premises n, Philadelphia. on Tuesday.
October Sth. 1T = y. IN. my parcel Of
ground lg212cj feet. with two storJ.
slate roof frame building. Of j rooms.
summer kitchen and pantry. cemcntcd
cellar, fine well Of water with pump in
kitchen. Young bearing orchard OF ~
fruit trees. finds Of grapes. berries.
Htc. Largo yard with nice shade trees,
Terms of Sale: seven hundred dollars
cash. balance fifteen dollars per month.
MARI 4. CEACEAFr.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-tIadcs small gold wrist watch.
Leave Mt 1911: Main street and receive
liberal reward. s-.o-l
LoST-I.oat. %irnycd or stolen. one jet
black marc. weight 500 or 1000, age {
years. Short man" and Iorntor. stan
6ard bred WIS. Finder will return {"
i; i, Manning. West Liberty. W. Va.
nr clll 7ln6 "a Woodsda!c. s-2S-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

LONDON. Sept. 22.--The French lina
Of tho Observation-Disclosures has been ad-
vAnccd two miles and the highest point
commanding practically tn" whole ridEe
is in the possession It thn French.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-30

PARIS. Sept. 2o.-S:ncc Friday tho en-
tire department Of the $nIa-re has been
liberated from tho German invaders. In
thc last three days part of tn" depart
men, nf Tho .trdcncs has passed into
French hands for tho tirSt time since
1914