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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16

After days OF inar;i".t!. '.n> lo heavy
SHOWS and very SrN'r.: - ii. ~" 1lalianSt
have aCnin attacR"tt -. -.N:i.:. ro-ti,,rmAn
front in rir Monte A-rl.'! region and:
made coodly gains I'll s""urd. Likes
wis., along the %"iIt !i":r course "f-t185
riavc river. they h;tv" nn'lcd materially
10 their hrtlS"h"uG .:.:i III L'apo Silc.;
pushing back III 'uc.n% from several
trenches which were l"ii Ivy III" Italians;
in spite Of furious '."u.:"r attacks. >;,s;5'
In tho Hill region tIlr Austro-Gcrmans.
offered strong rrS!Sta!I.'2. hut in" Ital.+
ians. who We're ahly S:iulr"r;Hi BY their.
artillery. would MOI b" {; aHd. and IN
addition to ini!ic:iir extremely heavy
casualties. captured "i.h; officers and
2S3 mcn. ~r-,,.ic
On the other fronts III" lighting. ex-F
cept for the artillery. continues below
normal, although the Canadians again :
have raded German trenches north OF !
Lens. blowing up their duG"uts and TAX. I
ing prisoners and 4 macnine gun. 80
Another attack from ;h: east has been /
made by Gernau'"ar craft on an EnS-S
lish cas-: coast town. Yarmouth VA.
bonbarded Monday u.cht. three persons:
being killed and ton injured. SONS !.
twenty shells fell IN III: town. !.
Probably with the purpose OF laying
further plans to meet til" anticipated
stroke Of the reinforced armies of!tAo5
Germans on the western front. there 4
will be an early meeting in plenary 0oesl
sion at Versailles OF the supreme antl
war council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
ICE CARRYING
STEANE rs DOWN
GORGED RIVER

kilograms frol:: every Ohio river
pert Of importance received here,
state that for the first time in a
quarter Of 4 century the Ohio river
for $50 miles from Cairo, ILL.,, to
Pittsburgh. Pa, is almost one solid
coat Of ice.
There Is Htsle hope cf a thaw
generally for several weeks. How
cver an eventual rise is inevitable,
4 result Of melting Snow meaning
general movement Of ice disastrous
t. river craft owners and shippers
generally. Extraordinary efforts
were pu. under way along the river
yesterday to protect river interests
as far rs possible looking toward
the predicted general movement OF
ice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
C0NWCTED MURDERER FROM THE: J
PEN ARGUES FOR HIS FREEDOM

cause he had not been tried In the g:
ternediat. court Of Kanawha counS2si
according to law There had been dela&.
he said. three terms having been elloNe3!
10 PASS between III" time OF his inolsE'
mont 3nd trial ...Nt
Counsel for :hc state asked tor el1e;
in which 70 prepare An answer. Coo0
replied that he had no objection 70 ~
court allowing reasonable time, out e
did not want tho court to grant enough:
tIrnc for tho "Kanawha county officials
to manufacture another record a6ainSe
me-"
The case probably will be finally
heard tomorrow. Meantime Coon Is held
in the county Jail here in charge OF the
guard who accompanied him from
Muuudsrillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
MORE RADICAL
STAND TAKEN
BY LABOR|TES
BRITISH PARTY MEETS
RUSSIANS HALFWAY
Declares for Self-determina-
ton By the Peoples of
Asia and Africa.

LONDON, Jan 15~The Brit
tsh Labor party, In message to
the Russian people, made public
today, announced that the Brit
ish people. accepted the Russian
principle of self-deter1niratton
Of peoples and no a1nexations
for the British empire, particu-
la-ly In tho Middle West, Africa
and India. The more rapid de-
velopmeut OF self-government
for India is promised, and pro-
tectorate for the peoples OF
Asia-Nunor by Gil international
organ ization to be constituted
by the peacc conference, Is IA
Vored.
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rContinued on Page Ten.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l5.---ForfcHst:
Western Penngylvania-Gane ane:aIy fair
wednesday and Thursday except Sno"
wednesday near Lake Erie, little change
in temperature.
West Virginia--Fair wednesday. and
probably Thursday, little change in
temperature.
ohio-Generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday, little change in temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
No Hope Of Relief.
Situation Desperate.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan l5.--'fh" coal
situation has become d"$p"ra'" IN La
raycItc. This attrrn""n municipal
wagons in charge al l"lir" officers
visited many homes and removed coal
fnr use of people who ar" suffering
from ihc want "f fuel. rh" first homo
visited WAS that u' Il county court juiG'.
The homes Of maHy wealthy residents =;
were visited. Practically all d"mai"d
lncir surplus supply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
ITALIANS HIT
THE EAUSTR|AN6::.
SUDDEN BLOW

ITALIAN AREY HEADQUA1..
TIERS IN NORTHERN ZTALY;
Jan. 15.-(GH the Aasociated,'
Press.(-Tnc ItaI:aas delivered
an unexpected haG:s:c: blow last,
night against Portions on the {
heights just 30 tic east OF the;
Brenta river. I.ccvJ losses were
inflicted upon tic cncsay and Ecvs5f
era1 hundred prisoners wnf6
taken. including III AustriaN Lieu
tenant-coloael and ssvot other
oflcers. The Italians Hkcwt1a.
captured large amount CT f-N33
material.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
MONDAY MAY BE
MADE HOLIDAY
To SAVE FUEL
Denial Of Coal to Less Essen
tial Industries Planned
By Garfield.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Ian. IL
! Denial OF coal supplies 10 tho I'ss Is
Srnuiu! industries t"r period -! = week
or longer and railroad embargo
against tho shipment Of non."SS' u.I1'%.
ar" included in :! plan under ronSidcra-
,irn to-day ~ government officials
studying means If rclI"vju% ln> coal
famin" in tn" East.
\ r,"rnaal that rrcsiJcn: Wilson pc
asked to declare Monday l"ch' h"ll'
day in III" Eastern States tor th" nc\t
eight "r ton weeks. and that only in
,lustri"s supplying thr rnblic Win nee
t.SsarirS bc permitted to operate "n that
day. came tu l'url administrators Car
geld from :: meeting ri fuel ndm'n:Sira-
tiun uilirialS al New York.
To Announce Plan.
4 general plan Tor dealing with the
situation probably will be announced by
Dr. Garfield Tomorrow.
Already Iir. Garfield has prepared n
preferential list Tor tn" rUida"cH rt
fuel administration officials N d!Strlh-
uiius coal which directs that full SUP
r.lirs i. nppnrrluncd in order. !" house
holders. to PUBLIC utilities. ships trans
porting war supplies and war indus
tries.
II was believed Tonight that DR..
Garfield would decide 10 ShuI down "'i-
. tircly the lrSJ essential industries t"r
a prriud rather than 10 ask President
Wilson TO declare MOaday IN Industrial
holiday. because ii would Ill in better
with III" proposal that rail shipments
b. denied IL tho products of certain III
,Iustrirs. Tho rail "mbarE" proposal
WAS placed before DircclUr-'icncrll Mc-
Aduo today.
No Hope Of Relief.
Little hope was held out at the fuel
ADMINISTRATORS Offices to-day "t relief
for the Middle West. Snow storms
have checked the movement os coal
trains. and the situation is not likc'y
10 IMPROVE 1t was said. until weather
conditions arc better.
| Reports to the fuel administration
told Of much suffering in Ohio. Mich
lgan nnd Indiana cities. Many INDUS
trial plants In many OF ih"S" riii"S have
shut down. Some of the mines IN the
Middle West which nrdi-erlly supply
these towns. have not moved coal cars
for nearly week. Mines In W.St Wy
rlnia, which were ordered Ia give pref
rrcntial shipment In ohio and Michigan
for Icn days arr shipping 1910" tons "i
coal less Il day than They uSWaIly move.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
Germans Hspulsed.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-Early yesteedAV9
morning a strong hostile raid northWsoe
OF Armentiers was rcpulsed. the wall
office reports. During last night ~
raided the cnemy's trenches north q
Lens. bombing hts du routs and secur1nG''
some prisoners and n machine CUR" !;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16

GALIIIrpLiS. rhi". Jan. lI.--Th"
knnawha %;"tnih"nt ll";. caught i'll the
i,.. rur.r her" last night, WAS "HrrI"'
dUwu 1h- ohio riv"r This morning. hut
StupLraI a mil" from dam -. whrr" ihs
boats nn" IT," IN Il NOR" I"rll"uS position
than cv"r. y number "I men from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-16
Artillery Fighting.

PARIS, jan. 15.-Vloi"nt artillery
lighting on the Vertlun front Is reporte4.
In today's official communication. 1es:
follows: {,S3S
"On the right bank Of the MeUoAj
(Verdun front) there were violent A.;
tillery actions later in the night In thAs
sector between Haumont and Caurtero9$
wood. = -: :
in Alsacn French patrols brought,
hack prisoners Everywhere else the
night WAS calm"
-----~------
Watch for the Opening Installment
OF Gerard's Second Series Of Artieleoti
Exposing German Intrigue. IS.
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mt of Amhassador of Articles EXPOSING
THE WEATHER

Generally fair Wednesday and Thurs.
day; little change in temperature.
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(Conttnusd on Page Ten-)
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Bonds

y. 5. Government Bonds
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
o'GARA coAI CoMp4\y

Notice # Annual Meeting OF .stockha,dcrs
Notice ~ hereby given tnat a meeting -
the stock holders of OfGARA COAL. com
fANf Viii 20 held at tho once Of the
'ompany. being The ofiico OF } Is. Russ -
= Co. 80. = isssl fort.eth Street. Ia fha
borough of Manhattan. CITY Of Sew Yor.
county and state OF ,+otr York cn H.
.gntcentn l.5ihf day OF N~svuabcr. A ia
1913. ri 'welve ff@l O'Clock noon. .or th-
purpose - eicctlng sevfu 80 <Ji~ectors To-
the ensuing ,ear Aad tive f2l N~speetore 90
yi"ctiDu 10 serve a. She neNt annual meet
ing 10 act on an amendment 80 change -.
name of the corporation 20 th- larris hf.t. q
Goa Company or some other suitable naf1o.
ana for the transaction 81 such oth.r 5us'-
r@fs A. may properly come before ssi
meeting rhs polls VIII rsraain open 100
~ hours 1rangfsr nooAa Mi hc slsss.4
from October ~ 3eie. to November
D4ted Sew YORK y - oc,obe, esfI
1917 J y. RUSSELL. Sec7etar..
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Corporate Returns

New yerse, Zine Company.-State-
ment Of earnings for tfe quarter DIS
closes gross of s5,330. ISL. decrease
OF $50 ,204 from the same quarter Of
last vear. Interest and rcserve was
$4,000. the same as the year before.
Dividends na during the quarter
amounted 10 sl.400 900. leaving sur
plus Of s2,040.7s1.
Charcoal Iron Company of America.
PROFITS after expenses for the qusT
ter ended September SO amounted 70
sS62.1t2, making total profit for the
nine months o. 81 $40 .o49.
american Light and Traction Com
paEy.-Annual report for the yea
ended September 80 last show gress
earnings Of s5o03,64l, which compare
With s5,3e7.9 for the fiscal year be
fore. After expenses Of sSo3,772 ne
earnings amounted 70 s4.704.769
agains. s5.o2s,77e Total dividend
paid during the year we're s6,l2S, ,sC
rhich compares with s4,732,e97. Sur
plus balance September 80 was Si2,
274.16s.
Fort Worth Powe. & Light Conpsn-
70 months gross s. i,s5a,ses 1nc ssas,ss7
orer' esoerses. etc 57a. foe Inc ceo. .2e4
Totsi income '... as7 .sos Inc. 7.is7
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Csmpsny
70 months. gross, sz.o,s.sls 5uss. ss.,sss.e
Net income ....... 2.zcl.<ss 2.s2e,ss
Bal aft depreciation 76o.2si s52''s'
Censuners' Power Company
Seutenoe- ! : mont
C5oss earnings -.-.. s5es a2s ss.:,a-oIs
Nj r.~ot;ts - foe 52T '.@'5.T
a 2
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Record Of Stock and Bond Averages
CRy Tao .Iseociated Press


Wall Street yesterday in an eariv
cessation OF the world conflict b buying
designated
heavy and pressure markets professional
speculative character demonstrated however, many
the Mexican Petroleum
other leaders This reversal was ta
mexpcabe from the ynchonized drop in call
from of
almost three months.
money market to the successful con
oAon7oi fourth Liberty
relating the situation paving tribute to the
Treasury Department that
which the activities decline
a being only slightly Among the untion
Bethlehem Steel broke Republic
shares to 8 and some OF TIE specaties 2 to points
Trading in rails 2s noteworthy for
the WIDE variety OF issues which including
secondary shares Of the Western
metals motors and baccos the davis tnoyc
advances Of to points fertilizers furnishing
substantial quota Bonds especially rails
Liberty issues ruling steady Total (par aggregated
10000 Old United States bonds unchanged on cali
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MsKifN- -ROChw ELL CORpORArtON
5i7 Mad sou y enue.

-, Ft" DIX Nify-
Y Board OF Directors OF the Mari
itoek@eh Corporation ha>c this osy d.
49, a dividend Of Sis (s6.oel roilera -
one * ool Dollar per share payable Nc
amber > 1919. - Stockholders 81 Recnra
~ tpe close Of business November 1. leis-
One (sioo) Dollar per share pa alb F..
- In Der !. 1918, January II. Februar-
= - IaT9n : :, and Aprii II. 1919. eoch. io
, ,'et khoiuers cf Record at the Close Or
oAs s.ness December 4. 1913 Jauuarv 4 FoN-
ua'y March 1. and April :. 1919. re-
siocK Transfer Books VIII be closed ,,-
pe'loa from November 5 l9ls. 10 and r.
-. - oiis November H. 1918 anS from t..
IN 10 and including the llth day OF oacit
ei 'he months Of Utcomber 1918. Jsuuart
!. sbIqary March. and April. iats, r.
ALBERT .EEWcOafBr. Treasuror
NeW York CITY. Ontoher - 1als
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
FINANCIAL

cLRTIrICA1E NO. li.4s4. toK rryl~ ~,
shares OF She capital stock of tho f.ehtr,,
asliey tpsl Saice Cpmpaut. iu narae sr
! niia Aver, f1sh. having been iost or ms
ton has been fsde for = renewal " a.
ea e.---AaNt
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
industa'ials

~aica Open High Low. Close.
sg lsss sAe,a4 IT, rsgss @ 253 5s % ao 3. 21s 7
600 .3u-ns Bros lee 52l4 So. 81 s.
i'm Chevrolet Motor.1i5 f45 lA5 80
100 *C,ties s c old 2s5 2s5 2a5 2os
tio aCrsiurnbiay " f2 u 112s l5{s
$500 Curtis A com vt 27s4 3ota 27s4 30,-
zoo Ene~son Phen. -, ga
1ono Turn Mct Car. a S9s
800 Inlercont Rub.. t2}e 1ste t21s 1e9a
5000 Marconi OF Am. AA 4,a a, 81
3os sRsc Equip co 13La 1S9s 1a'1a f3's
600 sSmith Mot Ir. = y
;,aS 'stecl Alloys C. ST. 6sa o1e e9s
500 SUB Bt I c'fs. 13Hi fass IS 1874
40 sunited Motors S27s 3als 327c g
zoo L { stmp Co. 5sn ~
500 Wayne Coal 579 Sss 80 =
1900 sW right-M 4 { 5ss S1s o~a 2-s
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Bonds

'cni-stsd- 5sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Tobacco in Stock

WASHINGTON, Nov. Leaf 10
bacco held bv manufacturers and dea
ers on Ocsobe. | was reported to-da~
bv he bureau Of the census az 19st
as3. .7SS pounds, compared with l,t1'
c.oSa pounds cn the same da+s is
yrar. ~ he tota. a2o.SSo9I3 W.
chewing. smo1inS. sEaf- apd expo
types; 214 638.lil II cigar typcs an+
6e.e0S,6io N imported type.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

Sales Onen r,,-b ov- c.,oas
iooQo Ward nj & NJ = 81 % 20 4S'"' 40
.V9e .Ve tWs5t END Con. IN 1ss Il. Ia
i5gp W tta!l Z APP. Is z IS -
900 vi hi.e Gaps NJ IL u II u
900 :" Knob pf.. -. 124 ~ fs4
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All stocks quoted dollars
based last High
year are based on, or transactions OF 100
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Curb Market

Note.-l'he Tribune assumcs M fesponsi"
bility for the accuracy or authenticity o1 euro
market quotations Transactions and prices
Friday were as folloy,s.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Consolidated Exchange

Unit OF trade th.s exchange. 10 shar..l
Transactions and PRICES yesscrdav .5r -
.ro~s active share follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02

diyIdchH
D;ydend deferred pcndng decision or Railroad Administrator
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
y II. ~ J Wr'IENA X, AuCtInnoa.
RfGl LAR AUCTION SAr.L
STOCKS AND BOMBS,
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER a S0>
OFFICE. sS WILLIAM sr
MEDN lLcDA1 NON q 1afS

a. S.ao O'Clock ht the
lNCHASGE SALF.SKooM
NOS: - AND IS VEsEY STREET
to- Account Of Executors
1900 oresou Electric Ry Co. lat Mtx
bse Bono. 1888.
5000 Savannah Electric Co Is. conrla
Mtg 80 Ronde. aS2
sh Mo, haa. Il TcAas Ry. commcn
or. II Dep.
sh IeAse 80 Facino Ry. Common
CT. u Dep.
! sh Peoria 3 vsstrrn w. common
81. canada southern RN common,
sh Clinton Hall Aser
Tor Account OF Whom u May Concern
70 rha. Ne~ ! ork Plate Glass lnsuf
ance 60.
shs- Peoples National Rank. sroel b
900 al's. The Foundation Co. common
200 Shs. The Palestine Water works 10
90 hs. 4 l. Kie6s Bau Bearing Co
ppo chs. Magnetic Parts "a
~ ph- Motor Products O.,
9e9H Alta Montana Mining 90
1900 abs. Assets Realization &C
lpop Copper Canyon Mining Co
5000 Worlds Film.
1900 tiyerdsle Country schoo, 2d arts
700 rs. oid Hundred Mining Co
LOO chs. Little Bell Consoli5sAed Mn
ing Co
New-York tribune., 1918-11-02
Regular Declarations

"P-ices include interest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girls! Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
= bottle containing three ounces OF
0Sfhard White, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint OF the best bleach
ing and skin whitening lotion, and
complexion beauiiier, at very, very,
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces OF Orchard White for a
lev cents Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face. neck, arms
and hands each day and see how tan.
redness. sallowneSs. sunburn ad wild
burn disappear and how clear, soft and
ro.y-whte the skin becomes YeSl II
i, harmless. (Adv)
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The Fenns.

XVIERE II not for one detail in Mrs.
w Fenn's appearance detail
w which-a man would have consd-
dered lnsgniicant--Edith would have
felt extremely uneasy about the prospect
OF having Jackie Ferrol come into fre-
quen, touch with the new neiRhbors
Mrs Fenn's faded yellow hair had IN
doubtedly been at one time brilliant with
bleach Her big bold eyes had surely
seen much Of that kind OF life OF which
home body like Edith knows only
through plays and books life Of
adventure Of much Rayety abandon,
irre,ponsibility, a life full OF breaks
with convention.
But the gold-rimmed spectacles the
woman wore. in such odd contrast for
the quiet respectab,llty they suggested,
reaSsured Edith. They stood for the
new outlook on life the woman must
have taken, for new page turned IN
her career, for new passions and hopes
which seemed TO center on the little boy
His thin voice was now raised in glce
as he stecred Jackie FerroIs skatcmo-
bile, with Jackie magnanimously in the
back Z
A smell Of preserves cooking waited
into the living room where Edith had
invited Mrs. Fem in The newcomer
Smelled il at the same instant is Edith.
Please don't let me keep you from
your work and how good it smell, ~
She said il with 50 much wistiulne's
for neighborly recognition that Edith
said:
won't you come in the kitchen with
me and help me decide on ilayorlng Of
my preserves"
Mrs Fem eagerly accepted the in
yitaton She seemed as hungry for
Edths friehdliness as her little boy
was for Jackie's society Edith saw
her look Of surprise at the amount Vi
preserves she was making.
'"Oh, its not all ior US" Edith
smiled. 81 am filling an order for a
Danylle grocer for a hundred glasses
OF preserves"
"Do you make any for outsiders
Mr., Fem asked eagerly
yes. indeed" Edith said
Then won't you make five ten
twenty dollars worth for Us" Mrs
Fem cried My son will like them
and so wili-Mr Fem
Edith looked up IN surprise Twenty
dollars worth Of preserves would last
small family indefinitely; yet Mrs
Fem had given the order as though 50
for preserve, was an infinitely less i'm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-02
CONSTANT BLOWS
BREAK HUN PLAN
TO USE RESERVES
Co0Cer ration Impossible Un-
der Foch!S Rapier ThruStS,
By the Associated Press.

FRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Oct -Four battles are
now in progress from Flanders to the
Meuse They cover a total front OF
lUO mile, and occupy the Germans so
iuIly that they have been Obliged to
give up the benefits derived from short
ening their lines il the hypothesis is
true that they did so in order 10 ob
ain reserves with which to constitute
maneuyerlng force.
Plan Is Smashed,
Instead OF employing those reserves
IN an effort TO retain the initiative in
certain positions they have been
obliged TO call upon them to reinforce
the troops in line al points successive
" threatened and 10 replace depleted
divisions
The success Of Marshal Fochs tao
tics, II is pointed out, is not alone in
the liberation OF villages and towns
and prisoners and cannon captured. bur
IN first depriylng the Germans OF their
liberty Of action. then requiring them
TO disperse their reserves so that they
were nowhere able 10 concentrate the
masses Necessary TO maintain their po-
'ItionS, including even the redoubtable
Hlndenburg line
The operations that have accom-
plished these results are still in full
development and It j., az present pre-
mature to draw final conclusions from
them, as they may enter a new phase
a, any time
Offensive Power NeutraliIed
What they appear 60 have made mos'
clear is that the offensive power OF
'hc German forces ha, been neutral
ized that even in counier-apack' such
a' those IN Champagne, where as many
a. ten fresh divisions were identified
ou the 2Sth OF September alone, they
arc incapable o. fcga.uinP the upper
hand
Utilizing al the means at their dis
ppsal and with all available reinforce
ment, they have been unable 10 hold
some oi their strongest position, whicN
10. allied troops attacked with supert
srcrr in spite Of the fatigue of diih.
cult fighting for day, together
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FHFSTgR9U.GgtGiAItFE] e. ! IF

portant consideration than the chance Il
gave to cultivate Ediths Acquaintance.
"You're rather rash to order so much. "
Edith SMILED. "You may not like any
OF it."
Again she was surprised al the
eaRcrne,S with which Mrs Fem cried
Il know It viii be tho best that can
be made Otherwise you would not be
making it. I've seen good deal OF
life, and I've. learned to know people
and what they are capable of.
That's kind OF you" Edith SAID. Il
can bring II over TO your house on
Sunday # YOU wish"
Mrs Fem hcsitated Then a, though
She was summonlng sort OF defiant
courage 10 her support, she said
"llI help you bring it over provided
you stop for a little visit with u,
Edith va VINO way out But she was
uneasy AZ this moment a man walked
quickly mp 20 the new house lie had
such an air Of being hunted. was 50
worn with nervous tension that IN
'llnciycly Edith felt there was some
thing concealed in the mans life Mr.,
Fem saw the man. too.
Excuse me, please. ,ee my hus-
band has come home"
She hurried out OF the house and
took her son along
Edith saw the man turn 10 his wife
and he child and kiss both feryently
as though they we're his sole refuge in
a world N men hunting Tor him.
There's tragedy lowering about 'ha,
family" Edith said 10 herself
10 be continued
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