The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-13

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| himself n reputation for his mysterious
| :. ,,-,, ~ Co-m,ns
'> - ... -, ,,, s,,d
i Il get myself prisoner No Ia" S'''4
several times IN his broken fhE''Sn anu
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, thrr" survivors 'hr'" up '",.H NAME
, "Ry Iird. | r"I mad. Ihnk"SKl S"'''
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with machine ..un. lie run when
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voIyrr bu, found that h" was "hrrFih|
! :, rifle H., fired once and Killed tl'
! .,,iror 1Ir lrd his mon To their ubJr''-
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| .th"h PuShe" "' '', r,,,rs fr ,
and revolver. shooting '''F'''t''H
/ while, then returning |" ms "''"'
sinners bullet had rrazcd his cheek.
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&C.. na,,l ,,r,i, ran into machine gun
rev "'"N k.' 'i,'' ,,inr,ri b,s helmet in.
| W. ,!,, co,In ,vnun1 He re-
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fused I" I" "''h. '"' 49,, ,,,r.
around tn" gun. k'Il'hE NV ~ .,.',
nrrs and bringing back tour '''r''.!'3
! Nr,rn he rcnnrtrh 10 his maj"r his lac
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,"'I,.,, ,i,.,.r.,I. hit ba asked 10 Z,
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back INT" IN" "''' N,
In III" r'i''' - nv 49, -; wri.b tho
i ""nH!h'F ~" MUM - ,,,,''d ,b.i-
officers ANA an MN ~, 1-.,,,,ir,llt.
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ing companies had Ia "" resi- ri'I'.u
prevent them ir"ih JOINING Wv 800,
ing troops: III fact s''fr ~ ''r,'' .s,',,l;
| 50 strongly 10 h''''ILt''mH ''' .,,,,iJ H..
that wh"rH !h"'r FF'Srn H. -,
spared in"H w"r" "!i""," |" "'l, ~"
tack and 'iui most csc .iI''nt "''iN' '''L
mon even went forward "i'Im"' "u''t,t
ity rud ais" did m"'i 'A''h'n' We NJ
bur ! know moi Il S!uE!" cas-" al anyone
altrnlriinc 10 ~ "a IN" r"rr.
Il wash I" mention r'rhCulArI! 'h'
most excellent support and preparations
given MS 10y III" artIll"rN. IN" H-
/ Struc;lvr Irrr Of our artillery At"I W.
dunn trench mortar WAS most 'N''l'h'
and far mS"nd our greatest 'Ar'''a'
lions
rho harrac" was most "Xo"llrnt'y ~
c'ui"h both hN tn" nrtilhrE M" vi"
overhead rna"hin" guns
Among the mon m"ntinn'h Is ,"'"''
AM Edward ". Mitchell. "i Boston. " II"
I,J rhrrt.r If battery Of - guns Soy
raj runners ar" r'.nII'nh"d l'y I'D" ma
var who told me shat when tn" wires
hrnk.. ihrs.. mon never 'Sltai"d {" ~
ihrnlI.,h tho German harrASr with ih":''
-.4:rs ON" at them. NAMED i'r"Adh'"k
saw u dead German i'll Il ritEin" on on
TIP anh ~ I'll" nulnl"r ih'F'h:''" ~
ihi.'' "n his return. II" S"Si"'nl :. I's.
.uh kirhinE IN" &hnn"$ch'! "''" w..
man" ~" "1. fhcil WAS t"r''" u ~ UNI
!;r"aIl"'ck got W" prisoners
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