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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-06-03

Seras.

8eneraIIS Sad s. @olters bon
6onlton, &omnnnoeur Der /. terani=
lhen aapalleries8rigaoe teilt nit,
oaB Die beioen ueiten Hegimenter, nit
ausnabn1e Der bon San Mntonso 81
Itenenoen flint n3roops,@ aitf nolls
Griegsitdrfe refrutiert ieien. es miro
gpbofft, oaB sic in San antonio Or
eaniiierten Mormfdaften big Witts
pod b~oIl8ablie limo uno pereioigt
meroen fontter.
Nifter Seatt IN SBHrman, Elm
friiberer Hidter 0es @iDil Appel-
lationsgeribtesI bat erfldrt, baB
@ouDer1ellr Jergnion auf Derlit er
lpieoer eetp6blt piiroe, niht ipieoer
ols @ouperneur fungieren fonnc, er
lei .oisqualifieo.@ So piel mir tDiiien,
lit cine iolde o0isaualififation1 nid3t
iiher i'm nusgeiproden.
am IL. uno ~. Stunt finoet
in @oco Die is. Sabresfonuention
Der Metail Merd)ants AIiociation III
5eras itatt. in Der Dies Mal Diele
ariegsangeleeeubeiten 5ur Sprafe
fomme1 meroen. @err Aoolpb @rallo
lit Sefret1r Der Yereiniaung. @err
@raiio febrte crit fiir5lih BON elmer
Reiie nah Chicago mno anoeren
Stanten oes Noroens 5uriid, Die er
cbenfans I'M Srtereiie orinaenoer
3ragell, tpie iie Der ariee fir uniere
@roccrie : 3aufleute nit iid gcbraht
bot, genlaht bate.
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S. A. & A. p.
l. 6. & 6. 4ahnIlDil

Nnfnnftr
$50. 12-@on @iiitenorten nadlm. 400
go. 14-Ton 0onlton nnb Biz
1terDrten ..... mDrgens 300
SEQ. i6-Gon 9ouiton ii. Wneo obs. 7.05
SEQ. 41-8nn &errbile. mr. an
6onntaaen $780,. abenbs $40
Mo. 43-Gpn @errniIle tdgl. nb0s. 9.15
SO. 155-Tpn 2errbille ullo Camp
gtnnlep, fdal. alisaenotnmem
Sunntag, sentildt, .abenbs $50
Mbfnbrt-
$50. 11-yoh Corpus gbrifi,
Spultpn nno @neo BORN. 9:25
Go.13-Na1 Soulton u.aiifte nbs. 1890
SO. 15-giad &eneDb .nntbm. 1925
go. 42-Nab 4errniae, MIR nm
an Sonntugen .... flras. 7:45
go. 44-Nnh aerrpiHe. tdgl. n6m. 4 so
go. 156-Ndb &errbine uno Comp
5tauleb, eemifhter 3ng, fdas
lid, ausgen. Counting mrgs. 1870
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True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
May 9th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Sentfde Gta,tcn miiifsn reg ,irierem.
@te jett nnn @aiBimstun ans be-
fannt eetnadt tpiro, miien alle bent=
Id)en 5ranen, Die in 0emtIdlanb ge-
bpren ober bic an 0emtide, weldJc
feline amerifanii6en 8iirgcr, ~perbelra=
tet ftnb, rcsiitrierem. Die Gegifric,
ring finSet in ben Sagen bprn II.
Bis smnt 26. SUM- ftatt. Sn 5tGbtem,
Die meGr ale 5000 @imwubmer babem,
alip audi HER in San Nntonio, fin-
bet bic Megiitriernng in Der 8sIi5ei.
itatipn itatt; in fleimeren Grtem in
Dem Gpifamt. Nnd bentide WGbdten,
Die iiber IA Salre aft iinb Hnh beren
@ater fein a1nerifaniider Burger lit,
miiTen regiitrieren. Sci Der 6esiitrie-
rmng iuerben ale ibr Mlter, lire
Moreiie, lire 8eidaftignns, lire Gu
milienberbGltniiIe nnb anoeres ansi:.
ae6en babem. Mnd uirb linen nit
geteilt iperSen, melde geitimmnnsea
Ser 6eiete fit %ralien enemies" lie
81 beadten baben, Die geamten l)n-
ben @eiinng erbalten, iebr bGflid se-
gen Die resiitrierenoen 5ranen 5n
iein.
Se6e Geriom mtmf bel Der &esiitr,e=
ring pier nnanfgesogene Sbutosras
p6ien anf oinnem Hapier NIT frei-
FER 8adieite liefern, nidt srOfer ME
bret BEL brei 3ol. &esiitratiOns-Iffi-
bapits nnb &arten merben ben Gesi-
itratipnsbeamten bom gnnbesmar-
idaa bes Mnitiner 9iifrifts geliefert.
@er iid) innerbalb Der porgeidriebe,
men 3eit nidt regiitrieren lakt, lett
iid unangenebmen Strafen, Sntcr-
nicrnns iuabreno bes arieses etc.
aug.
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Natipmal : @rphloge bes CrSens bet
Sermanmsl0bme.

Die fiir5lib in San 6ranciseo az.
eeboItene grefutip5SiBnng Der SEQ
tionaIz 9roBloge oes Oroe1lS Der Ser
nlannsiobne bat in anbetradt Der
greigniiie Der lesten Sabre es fur
notig befunoen, Die folgenoe Srinai=
pienerfldrltlg an5unebmen:
Der @irfungsfreis u%tieres Srnens
beoinat cine rationale 8ereinigu1g,
tpeIde ale Staats @robloecn nno
ijolierten 2ogen nit Dem 9a1loe brii-
oerlid)er ginigfeit umiblinet, Inn
oas @oblnollen ulio @eoeiben unirer
aorperidaft 81 f0roern, ilnb Inn ull-
ire 8eitrebungen ullo 3iele Dirfiam
al geltaltelL gingetpanoerteh Die MIR
Ser oeutiden 3llnge madtie iiib, eli
ne freunolide Mufnabme an ltnieren
@eitaoen 81 iidern uno iblen, bnrd)
Mnidlub al uniere aorperihaft, @e=
1ege1lbeit 81 gebeL Der Gorteile elmer
gegenieitigen l1nterltieungsfalie in
&ranfbeits= uno Sterbef1nen teilbaf-
tig gu fneroen. MitgIieoer I'M gefeni-
gen llmgang ionen lie nit ben @or-
5iigen oieies 2anoes, nit ieiner Be-
mofratiiben Heeierungsform Der=
traut MAIDEN, lie onipornen, bier i5r
Seiin ol eriinoen mo oas 8iirgars
redt 81 erlangen; iie sum Stuoium
Ser 2anoesaniprade aneiiern, mil
Ben nmerifaniiben ginridtutlgen 10
sialen, itaatsmirtibaftliden uno poll
.iifen gborafters befannt MAIDEN,
Inn lie gu niitIiden @lieoern unires
Nopptippaterlanbes beran5ubiloen. \
Die oanfbare Grinnerung an jene
eritcn oeutiden Bioniere, Die nit
5leiB Die Saat fultureler gnttuid=
lung ausitreuten, begeiitert inns IN
Dem Streben, ibre iegensreiGe Irbelt
forta1fnbren.
8ir fdaben sic ltaatliden Ginrid
tunsetl, fir oeren 5haffung ntio gr.
Ihaltnna pieIe oeutfhe dreibeitsfam.
pier, beren Gnmen Die @eihihtsbldt.
ter Amerifns 5ieren, ibr @1it un0
glilt opferten uno lire Mnbonglid)=
felt nit benz @eIoeutooe beiieeeIten.
Sn Mnerfenmilng fir ben anS
bier gebotellen Shus uno eingerium-
ten Hedte befIeiBigen mir ms, an Der
JortenttpifIung oieies Sanoes leb=
baften gnteil gu nebmen, uno i'm
ginfIang nit Den freibeitliden Soeen
Ser @riinocr 0ieier glorreifen Hepnz
bIif loIde @eieke ullb ginridtungeii
81 heiiirrporten, nelhe iih nner Gin
grille IN bic 2ebenspeiie un0 @e=
tpobnbeiten oes ein5elnen 9iirgcrs
eittbalten. iotpeit bies gum @oble 0cs
BerneintueienS tunIi1 lit.
gue Observation-Disclosures iodcil
in oeutid)er Sprad)e gefiibrt peroen,
INN benz 3ped unirer Hereinisuils
9eredt 81 meroen nfo uniere geltre-
bmngen mirfiam Su geitalten.
Die 2onititution unieres Oroens,
ale offi5ieIen geroronungen oes Na=
tionaI : groBprdIioenten, Mufnnbnte-
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO-
ME HitiioI miiiien in eneliffer nno
ecdfider Sprad]e georudt fperoen.
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YW6&|
~&fXIl(oA9fkllE9
teeUkn 1Y vrr1
UNITED oTKTE0
GOVERNMENT
Die Nsabden iiub ielber idlnlo.

Muf Der iiingit abgebaltenell rleuli.
ten Stem yorfer &onieren5 be5iiglib
@oblf1tigfeits- uno Strafanltalten
beflaate lid cine &ebnerin bitter bar
iiber, OaB Die geboroen ben Mao1en
nobe ben Militdrlaeern 10 wenig
Sdub a~ngebeiben lieBen, nno DER
lanote Mnitenung un0 Verfpeioung
meibliher Boli5iIten. 8ihter Samasl
g. oeui pom &~inoergerid}t lend)tete
ser entriiiteten Dane gut beim- gr
iaate inter geifon Der meiiten meib.
liden 3uborer: nMeine Arbeit i'm
ainoergeridt bot mir gebolfen, Die
Gage 5l erfennen. Sic miilien nidt
alallben, ooB Watroien uno Solbas
Ten perfomntene Meniden iino, es
limo BLOB natiirlide Meniden. 81
nielen sSdllen eeifiebt Die Inlodung
ourb Die Wf1bhen, meld)e gernoe5u
nerriidt boranf lino, nit einent Wons
ne in Uniform 81 geben. 0ieie Vido,
den bintergeben lire gltern, Inn cine
@elegenbeit 81 baben, nit WatroIen
uno Solooten 5uiammen5utreffen.
Dos perbatibelte Mdbden, oas Auf
regllng iuft, troet pielfodl Sdulo an
Den llngelegenbeiten.~ 0od, ibm or-
Bertc ii6 Nm. q. 3iniIer BON Der
9ommiiiipn fir 2ageripoblfabrt oes
Observation-Disclosures in Dem gleid)en
| Gimme nno erflGrte oen Mitglieoetn
Der aonferens: .8ir baben bos BRO
blem beirtnbe geIoit. Die Mdnner ben
oen Mdoden meg5nbalten. Sest mill
len mir einen @eg finoen, nm auh
Die @Goden bon ben Wdunern fern
suholten. Or. Satberine .. 9anls
iuuroe an Die Spi5e elmer gereini'
| auna geitelt, oeren 3tped es lit, Heo'
| ner Ill 3rauenpereinen in 0rten nabe
! Den Seereslaeern 5n ienoen nno 81
| bitten, baB Den Wdofen ettpas We
| id,r1nfina mferlegt miro"
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M. K. & I.

Infunft-
/. SO. 25-@on Norh geras mras. 7:.20
2. $50. 25-v3atn sslber~ morgens 7.30
SEQ. Soon 8neo nrb MlIitin
.......... nndmittngs 4:45
SO. 29-.&abt 2imiteb" abenbs 1865
go. 1-uSeras Speeial" abenos $50
Ibfdhrt-
Mo. 4-Nadl Mnffin unb 8aeo
~. $1,000. 5. nnhm. 1925
$50. 30-.&atp 2imiteb" BORN. 1000
$50. 2-rEegns 6peeial~ BORN. 500
4. SEQ. 26-o&ntn Slner nad 8nllas
n1b Sort @Drtb.. .afcnos 900
2. SO. 26-gfnh ct. 2nuis rnb
&anfas gitb $3.50. a6enos 9:20
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N FE Il. & G. N. Depot)

Mnfnflft"
So. 7-@om Norben . BORN. 1925
SEQ. 139om Norben abenbs 9:45
Mbfabrt-
$50. 2-ysab Dem Nproen BORN. 500
geo. 6-MaH Dem Horben ahs. 3.t5
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
gicturia 0ipii on.

Mnfnnft=
SO. 301-Saalidh pon .Doufton.
Sort Qapaca. Bictorin nn1
gnero .......... nben0s 7.0s
Mbfabrt-
SO. 302-Sdglid mad guero, Bic
toria, Sort 9nnaca nro
3ouiton $500. dbelros SID
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Gs gibt 8or5iisc, Die ibrem ge'
iiser oas 2eben eridJmereit, nno Sch
Ter, Die es Inn erleidDtern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
DOCUMENT no. 81.

Circular, November =, 19l4.-From the
Imperial hank to the representatives Of
the Nia-Banken and the agents Of the
Biskonto GesellSchaft and Of tho
Deutsche-Bank: At TIC present time
there have been concluded conversat ions
btwecn the authorized agents of the
Imperial bank and the Russian revolu-
tlonarlcS MessrS. ZcnZinov and Luna
charsky. Both the mentioned persons
addressed themselves 10 several finan-
cial men who for their part addressed
themselves to our representatives. W"
are ready to support the aSitutino and
propaganda projected by them in Rus
sin on tho absolute condition that the
agitation and propaganda noted by the
aforementioned McSSrs. XrnZinov and
LuuucharSky will touch tho active arm
les at the front. In cas-" the agents of
the Imperial bank should address them
cslvcS "a your hanks VIC beg you 10
open them the necessary credit which
will b. covered completely as soon rs
Won mike demand on Rcrlin.- (Sirned)
RiSsnr.
Addition rs part Of document: Xcnzi-
nov and I.unachar<ky got in touch with
Imprrial bank Of Germany through the
bankers. D. ttuhcnStrin. Max Warburg.
and Parvus. Zcnzinov addressed him
self to Eubcnstein and Lunacharsky
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
DoCuMUT 80. S.

Circular. June 8. 1sl+-F'rom the
General Staff to AL military attaches
In tho countries adjacent to Russ1a,
France. Italy and Norway. In OH
branches ! of German banks in Sweden,
Norway, Switzerland and the United
States special war credits have been
opened for subsidiary war requirements.
The General Staff Is authorizing you
to avail yourself In unlimited amounts
of these credits for the destruction OF
the enernys factories. plants. and the
most important military and civil struc-
lures multansously with the insti-
cation of strikes it Is necessary to make
provisions for the damaging Of motors.
Of mechanisiuas. with the destruction or
vessels, setting incendiary fires to
stocks Of raw materials and finished
products, deprivation Of large towns or
their electric energy. stocks OF fuel
and provisions. Special agents, detail
I'd to be at your disposal. will deliver
TO you explosive and lncend1aFy devices,
q List of such persons in the country
under your observation. who will as
sumo tho duty Of agents Of destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
brought Altvatcr to WarburG. throuG
whom lie found support in Parvus.
DOCUMENT NO. So.


Circular. November IS. l9l4--from
naval general staff IL the naval at
tat-heS: You are ordered To mobilize
Immediately all destruction agents and
observers in those commercial and mill
iarv ports in Canada and America where
munitions are bcinG loaded on ships so
ing tn Russia. Franco and England
WHORE there are stnrchuuScs Of such mu-
nitionS and where fighting units are
stationed. il is necessary 10 mir"
through third parties. who stand in no
relationship To the official representa-
tivcS Of Germany. agents for arranging
explosives IN. ships bound for cncmyS
countries. aud for arranging delays. en-
brnilm"ntS and cnnfuSinns during IN"
loading. diSpatchng and unloading or
Ships. For this purroS" wn arc specially
recommending for your attention load
rrS' gangs. amongst whom Their" arc
many anarchists and escaped criminals.
German and neutral offices. and agents
Of cnclny's countries who are receiving
and shipping the munitions. FUNDS re-
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DOCUMENT 30. Sc.

Circular, June 8. 1914.-Generd staff
TO all intcndencies. Within "a hours
after receipt Of this circular you are to
inform all industrial concerns that tho
documents with Observation-Disclosures
plans and with registrauon forms bic
opened such as are referred to in the
circular Of the Commission OF Count
Waldersee and Count CapriV Of June II,
1881.
N. f31 Re Mobilization
Eotc--Iss1ed on the same day as No.
SIS. German industry mobilized for war
three weeks before the assassination OF
the Austro-Hungarian heir apparent
Ferdinand and his wife.
Note--This is the content Of circular
of which have original German print
cd circular in form it was sent to Ger
man officials. See my report Document
No. 3.-EdEar Sisson, July =. 1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
DoCUHxHT no. 81

Circular Is, February. 1s1+J-F'rom
the ministry to ell groups of German
banks and by agreement with the Aus
tru-Hungarnian Government the "Ces-
tcrrcichische-kreditan
The arrangements Of all German
banks which are transacting business
abroad and, by agreement with the Aus
tro-Hungarinn Government the "Ces-
Observation-Disclosures bank arc
hereby advised that the Imperial Gov
crpment has deemed 1t to be Of extreme
necessity to As Ethe management Of all
institutions of credit 10 establish with
all possible dispatch agencies in Lulco,
Haparanda and Vardc, on the frontier OF
Finland. and in Bergen and Amsterdam
The establishment of such agencies for
O. mora effective observation OF tho
financial interests of shareholders OF
Russian, French and English concerns
may become q necessity under certain
circumstances, which would alter the
situation of the indI9etisl and financial
market
Moreover, tho arrangements or nanE-
ing institutions are urged emphsticaily
10 make provisions for very close and
absolutely secret relations being estao-
lished with Finnish and American banks.
In this direction the. ministry ocGs {
recommend the Swedish "Nia-Banken
in Stockholm, the banking office OF Fur
-tenberg, the commercial company Wall
deu,ar Hansen In Copenhagen as con-
Germ which Is maintaining (vrulento re-
lations with Russia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
OHIO COUNTY Ex-SExRRT FREED
cHAxGE OF E1BExEsEHNT.
Evidence Showed That He Handled No
Money Whatsoever While in once.

4 criminal court jury. sitting under
Judge Alan Robinson. September term.
yesterday afternoon at o:l5' o'clock. re-
turned a verdict Of mot guilty in the
case Of State Of West Virginia vs. Will
linn ". Clrmans. ex-shcritf Of Ohio
county. who was accused OF emorzz!ing
funds belonging to the state during his
tcr7n OF office The verdict n tho caSe
WAS rather unex pected. as the state had
= rather strong case against "x-Sherff
>,lcr1anS. whose sole defense WAS that he
handled no money. signed no checks.
paid no bills in on way whatsoever
had anything to do with the financial
end of running a sheTi1fS office. but
looked after the criminal end alone. Ono
charles Welch. = trusted deputy. looked
after all money matters.
The first witness on the stand yrstcr-
day was Jacob Otto. who told of tho
audit Of Clemens books. Paul WtnEsr-
ter. former clerk to the city auditor.
was examined in relation to the Halpin
application for license. but gave no light
on tho matter. John He'll, cashier for
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COUNTY COURT NEWS
Deed Transacted.
Marriage License.

Hugh Andrew MANNER. IL. and Rose
Cutler. 81. hUth Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
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tributon for Ohio. announced today by
the anthracite committee Of the United
States fuel administration. also shows
that tho supply OF virtually every city
Ind town in the state has been greatly
curtailcd.
In the 1852 coal year Toledo is AL
lotter 123.1S2 tons. 4 decrease IF 90.3S9
tons as compared with last year; Clerc-
land gets 1928 tons. a decrease Of
54,i2i tons. and Sandusky 4o.973. de-
crease Of 1853 tons. The allotment for
the state Is 246250 gross tons. L decrease
OF IS per cent.
The committees announcement states
that Ohio has large bituminous supplies
and is far fSom dependent upon anthra.-
cite"
In addition to bituminous, the use o:
wood and coke is urged as substitutes
for hard coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

ecclesiastical circles ns one Of the most
important problems awaiting action By
the conststory at Rome.
Well-informed Catholics here do no:
anticipate the appointment OF another
American cardinal ut this time. Init
nation has come from Rome. they state
than the pontir prefers to leave further
gins Of the Red Hat in this or other
countries until the end OF tho war.
When a selection Is made they say. 1t
will be no surprise if Archbishop Nude
lin. whose success as head OF the CHI
caco diocese should be SO honorcd-
Archbishop Ireland. Of ST. Paul. Is re-
rardcd rs being eliminated from consid'
Grafton by his advanced age and failing
health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
C[ENAN5 FOUND NOT GUILTY
IN CRIMINAL COURT YESTERDAY
the Wheeling Bank and Trust company,

the Wheeling Bank and Trust company,
gave evidence showing deposits made by
the sheriff during the period on which
the audit was based: The arguments in
the case start at three o'clock. Attorney
Handlan opened the argument for the de-
endant, while Prosecuting Attorney Dave
Mckee charged the jury with rather
lengthy charge with instructions rs to
findings OF verdict. At 3:45 o'clock
Attorney Mckee commenced his address
20 the jury. and was followed by Attor-
ncy Frank y O'Rrien for the defense.
Each side was allowed one hour to id
dress the jury but neither took quite tho
full time. The case was given to the
jury at Asa and at Sis. after twenty
one minutes elaboration. they returned
the verdict of not guilty"
Tho case attracted little local interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Theatre Charter Issued

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. ga
charter was issued to-day by the Secre-
,,rv nf State 10 the Wyoming Theatre.
If Mullcns, w. Va. to operate theatre%
and moving picture shows; Aptat..
stock $4,000: incorporators: D. d.
Moran. Hiram Sizemorc. Of Mullens;
:, G. sullivan. ]. d. Frank and = :
Wolfe. Of :rraleA W. Va
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quirrd for the hiring and bribinG Of per-
sons necessary for the designated pur-
pose will br placed at your disposal at
your rrQucst--( Signcd) y. 90. Secret
Service Division Of the Naval Staff.
kOENIG.
Translator's comment las part of doc
umcnU: The above document WAS among
the documents seized during the inEesu-
CATION Of tho fire Of the storchouses Of
the firm of Tvcrscn. and among the docu-
mcntS OF Consul Gcring and Vice Consul
Grruld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Y. o. Cronen and Florcnce Croren,
his wife. to Walter W. Scahright. lot No
80 In Warwood Consideration $40.
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COAL Distribution
NOT so GENERAL
Many Cities Will Not Receive A1thra-
cite Coal This Year.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20.0incin-
nnli. Columbus. Dayton East LIVERPOOL
Cairo. MaSsillon. Youngstown and
GAINESVILLE arr among the larger cities
Of Ohio that will receive no shipments
Of anthracite coal this year. The dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
B. P. O. ELkS To
PARkERSBURC.
FIFTEEN LOCAL DELEGATES TO GO
FIFTEEN LTERNATES
APPOINTED.
Business Meeting and Dance TUESDAY
OldFash1oued Picnic
wednesday.

Fifteen members OF the Wheelins
Order OF Elks will leave next Monday
for T>arkcrSburE to attend the state CON
ycntinn of the Antlcrcd order. 10 be held
ut that place. The convention Will be on
tho 24th and 25th of next week. Iues-
day and "Wednesday. Tuesday Will oe
consumed, with 4 business session ~hich
will take up the greater part OF the DAY
while in the evening a big dance Will Dc
held. On Wednesday. the closing DAY W
tho convention, the members Will hold
big old-fashioncd picnic at pleasure
resort near ParkersburG.
The following delegates nave peei'
ran,cd TO go. with their alternatcs. US
follows:
Delegates
q W. Hurdats D. G. Morgan. Jr.
l.. y. Refer Geo. ". LUZ
G.. n. Vcster Frank W. carp
I Harold brennan Fred c.. Driehorst
n Leo RsbinSon William kirbach
John J. Coniir W. ~. Iianhey
Sam Is Harrison Chas. a Aul
Chas. J. Schuck
Altcrnatcs-
Geo. c. Bcnelie W. b PfaIr
las H Riddle, Jr. Geo. Fl. Phillips
Ncill Quinn w. NJ Windsor
Adam Martin J. r. Baum
VIM NJ. SchencE Guy 0. Lacey
ID G.. Brown ChaS- HorStman
$. A Williams HAIRY J. Lutz
81. J. Malooly
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set and Ambassador Francis cabled the
message in code to the state department
February ..
1t was nearly four weeks later before
I secured tho originals and all the pho
tograps listed in my report Two OF
these originals werc Of circulars I had
seen in COPY form four weeks earlier.
That summarizes the case of tho circu-
lars Of the appendix considered as evil
denca
EDGAR SISSON.
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Cardinal Farley's Successor
Is Rome's Greatest Task

NEW YORK. Sept. disappointment
Of Il successor IN Cardinal Farley rs
archbishop OF New York. the worlds
greatest Catholic diocese, Is regarded in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-19

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the advance Of the French Tenth army
for two and one-half miles on a front
Of more than fifteen miles were taken
as conclusive evidence that the major
plan of the allied generalissimo is far
more comprehensive than has been
supposed.
II is believed to include n series of
actions which will occupy every mo-
ment until the arrival Of winter rains
makes the p~lateaus Of Picardy and the
plains of Flanders impossible.
Most observers agreed that the i'm
mediate objective of General Man
gins forces appeared to be the pick
ing" of the Roye pocket, with the sub
sequent control of the important sup
ply lines between that city and Noyon.
For the largest objective toward which
efforts of the allies are being bent.
was seen the capture of Noyon and a
resultant breakdown of the German
defensive line over a front Of scores
of miles.
Activities Of the British army east
Of Arras, around the Merville sector,
are thought to be linked up with the
larger plan. Not a. few strategists
foresee in the near future a more i'm
portant thrust by these forces, COM
pleting the cycle of offensive from
Rheims to the sea.