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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

vASeTINCiToN, Sept. +.--Such broad
n grounds FOR the establishment Ut
HAms for exemption from military ser-
nee arc provided IN new regulations t''"
icing worked our by Provost .MarS'G'l
General ;'roHder 20 govern th'' classic
-a1ion Of men between IS and -. WI"
ril: register on September -. Import
Int notifications arc based up"n t''''
ihanSe Of "A few words III ~" Original
hiatt law made In passing the ne" f'l''
bower act. The term ''industrlai oTcu-
nation is eliminated and the la~ no"
lrovided persons may he given dererr'7'
classification when "nSaScd IN "cS"l''
bon or employment including aEr:ral-
lure. which can b" established as n"FSS-
4 nary to tho military establishment or
Me maintenance rf ;hs national lnte!-
st-
rb,s section. officials pointed ont 20
lay. with thu regulations c"uSirninS H.
ELL definitely allow district exemption
hoar1is TO exempt bankers and essential
hank enlploysS men engaged IN ncc">-
.ary commercial enterprise "n! neceS
sarv workers for Red Cross and k'nur'a
ORGANIZATIONS. The regulations VIII '"'
atteno, specifically |" define IN" STATUS
~ rnristrantS who shall BE entitled Z"
exemption. but will allow the boards 10
norl Oh, tn, details after the aIthorl-
ration has been gwen them. u "aS
saj6 that th.> rrSIlat ions would S'eaiEnl-
an out completely a situation ar'S'ne
Since district boards ~ various HCA''
hes have ruled under the old law 'rf'l'
railroads and banks are nos industries
and tina; an importer of necessary VIII
materials and his StaN are not enEas'u
In industry. Since the requirement tna' d"
man exempted because Of his occupation
INNS. be Of such importance as to threat
On the continuance OF the enterprise %
vhich he is attached has been retained
h.vay.r the sun, total Of exemption IS
not expected to seriously affect the net
man nover which will finally DO placed
In Class l.
District boards in applying oocrpa-
.ional exemption regulations will nav"
Pho assistance of three advisers. indus
trial. commercial and agricultural. VINO
hr,, now Neing nominated in every o>s-
trict.
Only minor changes are Incorporated
IN the revised qurStionnaires which the
reI,strants Of September IL wtlI DC re-
uuired 70 MI OFT. II strikes out IN" re-
su;ronen, shat city police and hrHnren 10
in service thrse Wears before being en-
titled to deferred classification. ana al
lows them 20 be placed III Class " WIN
out regard 70 ;h"tr length or service
I, established also. thrr" new divisions
in Class ;. "xcrpttng automatically H''
sons discharged from military or naval
service upon ground "f alt"naEe or
upon diplomatic request persons wh'
arr citizens - countries '"-'"ltiScreh'
with rho United States who come under
,rss,y arms .afailinc their service al
homo and citizens az neutral countries
who has withdrawn declarations OF
,he,r Intention 30 bAccn,s citizens
The QUESTIONABLE" still -"Qn1r"S 'na'
each resIstrant who desires exemption
70 make forma! claim and present dc'
tailed facts suhstntiatinc Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Enemy Gives Way.


t.,RIS Sept. 4.-(;y the AsS"ciht"G
,ssl-C.nrrnl Numhcrt'S Third army
has bc,.;. lighting u desperate battle '"r
,h, nas; tv.n days northeast "f NoS"u
along tn. lin" OF the Canal du Noru.
IN the nciEhhorhn"d Of Champagne a!'"
c,nx-v Tn. determination % the
Er.nch ,rnoos eventually uNercatnc The
POWERFUL Resistance OF the cne'uy. VII"
carly today began to give way ooiie
tn entire front.
Tn, Germans had resolved To hold on
here and had fortified the canal In tho
n,os, formidable manner with great
fields Of barbed wire. cenlented sne''''tS
md defense systems hristlng with MA
chine guns. hidden behind e''o'''''"S
logs.
The snerny machine gunncr$ had re-
cetved orders 10 die ut their posts rather
than give ground. In many instances
rhey did so. and the advance or IN"
French had to be made literally toot ny
foot.
The French had brought great A'
raw Of tillery 20 bear on the w""uS
and villages fronting them. The rustny
guns were also extremely active anu
counter attacks were treqneat.
, The object Of the french mah3uF'I
Was to attain the northern oorocr VI
the hilly mass formed by Nu'Frcu"' :
wood, thus menacing GuiScara. H1'i
the German line began 70 give way 'ne
French cavalry joined in the action
and early this morning reached the ia'm
of ST. Martin. on the road o"'"''''
Noyon and tiuiscard. Tho infantry Az
vancsd n front running through Sa-
,oncv Rourbetcuse and eastward through
Tarlefcsse T'ilharhe. Crisotles and IRE
toy-le-Chateau. BEHIND III" German lines
Jussy. Chauny and La Pcre can DC seen
in flames.
The French arc pursuing tho enemy
and keeping in closest touch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
SUP REME: COURT

CHARLESTON. W Va. Sept. THE
Supreme Court rf Appeals convened to-
day for tho September term. Tho Sos
sion was largely attended and eight
cases were submitted for decisions 1T
the court y number Of others were
either continued or dismissed. TIL" court
had been IN vacation since June. the
eight cases submitted included:
Gactano POccardi. Royal Cnnsu l.,
against Loo on. state compensation
cnmrl!Ssiuncr
citizens National Rank against. Con-
snIul;Ilrd Glass Company and other.
John G. Price and others against Geo.
{. SlurpisS. judge.
State OK rel. John l.. Ryan against
James II. Miller. Judge
Fat Marsh and others against W. Fl.
O'!trirn and others.
W. NJ Brown and others against West
ern Maryland Railway Company.
Joseph +. Hermann against Friend +.
Goddard and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Coal Miners Of ". Va.
Placed in Glass 20
For Deferred Service

CHAIR. H:STON. ". Va, Sept = II"
southern district apE"..i board IN S"S-
Si,,n hrs today adopted II general "r"'r
,fr.-tiur III" CLASSIFICATION of ''l'
miners ,l""larinS ih"uI skilled !annr'rS
anu entitled to Class Hid. 'rh" order
follows.
.-rh. cx.c-ncr,$ uc ~" ""rl industry,
th., Ni;al nrrr>$li? at maintaining ma
Increasing IN" "uJrr, "f h'iuIn'n"n~ T"al
and labor conditions IN Su'h industry
as a,.,.rai,Int"d by TIA" draft. lhv'' ''iitH"c
;r.. district hoard for III" ~''uiti" "iS-
Eric; nr West Virginia I" further
broaden and S;jll NOR" literally '"u-
II rue thu. r"yul;IiinnH As :" "l:L>'Siii'atl"r
~ .sk,lI,.I lalnr"r~' engaged IN r"ni
prod,,clluu For IN" present. and Tor
tI. immediate future. ihi$ h"ari VII
classify ,"al MIN workers. Property
nrry.n H. il. experienced and "i!t"i"n'
rs .Sk:!IrI lab"r.r.' ~ necessary III
dus,T,' and tn CLASSIFY them III las
I'D"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Two More Harrison
County Boys Killed
On the French Front

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliEcncer.
CLAEESBURG. W. Va. Sept. A.
Names Of two more Harrison county
boys have been added To tho honor roll
Of the nations dead. according In Of
fetal word just received BY mcn'hcS or
the family from tn" War department.
Th"y ar" Andrew Kelley. Of prumm"nd
street. this city, who was Killed whilc
- action with Amod1can forces lin
France. and Aubrey l.ayflcld. son of
William I.ryfirlcl. If Gypsy. who died Of
wounds received in action on The French
front.
Clarence f.. Kennedy. ais" nf this
city, was today officially reported as
MISSING in action in Franco. Thirteen
Harrison 'r-4unty boys hay" $" far CIV
en- their lives IN the french front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
All Who Have Not
Reached Their 46th
Year Must Register

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.--To remove
any misunderstanding a to who Will DO
required Ia register under Tn" now man
pownr art. Provost Marshal General
rruwdrr, in - statement tonight Salo
that all men VIII" hav" not reached their
18th birthday on or before rcEiStra non
day. September J." Will n> InrInh"'i
with in tho minimum lEc limit and al!
,vho have reached their 18th birthday
nm mr. hrforr that date will he included
within the minimum limit. All men
ri,bin ,hcsr age limits VIII" have not
heretofore registered will hs required 10
do 50 on September IL.
The burden is IN tn" man Wh" thIiS
IN r,ristrr L. show that h. docs not
como within thc new acc limits. 'icn-
cral Crowdcr said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
ISLAND CHILD ESCAPES
DEATH ON CAR FENDER

4 htlIn child, whose parents live on
\orlh Huron %trr"i, near New Jersey.
mad Il very narrow cScap" from death
yesterday afternoon. when she became
confused in front "f ar Approaching
rect eur and stood still in the mlduie
Of the track.
rh" rhlId'S mother and number 81
other PERSONS nearby screamed rs thry
looked upon what seemed certain drhlh
of the child. hut as tho motnrmHn ap-
piled The emergency brake. bringing tho
car To stop. Ihr fender hit the child
and she sat down upon the steel netting
OF tho fender.
Persons rushed tn the child rs soon
as thr car was stopped. hIt thr child
JUMPED up and ran 10 its mother, unhurL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Driver Who Upset Will
Recover from Injuries

l. ,y,s announced carly his morning
z, the North Wheeling h"Sr'ai 'hh|
Thomas 'iihhmnS ~ New Mhrl'hEN''i"'
,hc driver yyh" was injured yesterday IN
:, race On IN" rr;lrk at IN" ialr Er"uhnS'
will recover unless ""mrilca' i"h$ "'H''
on. II wr% stated h" MAS SUI '"''nt '',''
s,.NrrI! bad cuts hh"u' th' ''''" ''''' u
bad shaking NJ. hii 'h'"rha' 'hJ"i''H al
MOI .Ni."ct"'l - At FIRST Thought
r.,,L,,,.. slIkry vas upset whom his
bor... ,.,,If Ime nrnd" Il sudden starr.
,urn,p.. ~. >:iE.r r"Iuri"l"ly over. and
tL., hrs. rnllmwiug him ran over his
hnlN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
No Mere Enlistments;
Stations 10 Be Closed

WASfIINGTrN. Sept. i.--N"'untarF
.,I,s,r,,rrs Cor tho army except as
.u;Inri2,,I by acts al congress in certain
r,.;r. have been ordered dis""nl tnurd IVY
r;rucr:,I March. chief of stan. and All
recruiting stations Will l." closed az
.,...,iilv ~ rractIrahl" Th" enlisted
,nrn serving 1T such stations Will nc
son, r. rh., nearest recruit depot In be
rnys,caIiv examined and tf"ir runliiirA-
non records made nut "iih Wow To
,b,.,r assignment 10 "aTpr"%rlat" dutF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Jewish New Year VIII
Be Observed Tomorrow

.rY,r prrrcrYlI h"l? day season NJ IN"
t,.,,,yh ,,.nr sill sirr' Friday night AND
H., r.I, hrnI.d Saturday. This i* R"Sh
Ii,sh.,rah "r IN" .I.Ni%h New Year AMI
mark. he So anuual beginning IN IN"
J.,yish calendar. |, Is the beginning or
,h.. ...r,L. kn"wn nS the zen days repent
.,r,, = ending with tho hottest day nf tn"
var Tntn Kirpur or tnc day IF atone
r,.nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
$500 DRAFT EvADERS
INDICTED into ARMY

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Approximatciy
2,S0n draft cvadcrs have been indicted
into tho army or held for punishment oy
the courts rs the result OF the arrest or
more Than $4,000 young mon in the hrst
two days Of the governments Stacker
hun, III New York and nearby cities ac'
cording TO an estimate tonight by
Charles +. DcWoody. chief of the local
b,:rrau IF investigation Of the depart'
mani Of iuSl ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
CAR STRIKE HELD UP.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 4.--Pending
The arrival If Department OF Labor IN
yrstiga,nrs. the street car strike OF .,6oo
men scheduled for midnight. has been
called Off \ joint conference of botn
sides today resulted in this agreement.
Tch strike was threatened rs a protest
AGAINST the employment Of women as
conductors. When the investigators ar
rive Tomorrow they will be asked to
decide wehther woInen shall be conun-
ucd rs conductors until an inyeSpR1tion
q fthc alleged shortage of w
is determined. No protest
against the decision sought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Henry Hamilton.

LONDON, Sept. +.--Herry Hamilton.
dramatic author. died today AT The
Haven. his residence at Sand Gate
,Tlrnrr Hamilton was born at Num-
head. Surrey. Originally hc was An &C
tor and made his first appearances on the
stag" in 1873 AT thu Theatre Royal IN
E:drnburCh. afterwards appearing on the
London stage AT the Lrcnum theatre.
and subsequently nj nrury Lane. Hn
finally retired from acting in 1896. Ito
was the author nj n number nf plays)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Jockey Given Severe
Punishment Yesterday

"SkrrtS' Gardner. On" "f tn" most
nrumlncut riders of III" horS" racing
world. was suspended from racing "
,hc rrmaind"r nf IN" week yesterday on
:h,. island track the judge: holding that
mo beat his horse. Old Eylcr. nTntd hy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
rrnern1 For Mrs. Muegge.

Last evening IN tho HON" nf William
Nridcmcyrr. 3G36 Wetzcl street. funeral
services werra held for Mrs. LOUIS
Mucgg". aged S. y"nrs. who died Tues
dav. The Rev. G. T. ScvrnEhaus, NJ
tho Central Methodist church. nfHclat'd.
Intnr;ncnt will b" this afternoon in OAK
land crmtery. pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
THREE BOYS OF THIS
VICINITY ARE WOUNDED

IN tn. casualty list issued N''A"FH;'N
L Elm. war i.,ar:rn-nt tli"r" npp"arF"l
m, names -: thr.... hnyS ~ ih'S Nr'hAN
lomnu. ,hu.r w"um'lr'Ii d":r"' -"nd''
uir',i. ,..
Th~-hny- named ar" Edward y. l'F'ESS
If Ynrl<vil'". e"n e! David i'ri:E::
Thuma. ". Lynn # EuEIaIrI. son II
Mrs 1ayih LYME. anI i;"man l;HI'FSN'
If w.rrtan. n,rr W"H%''ur:;. m'"Hr"<l r'i-
a-ivc. Mrs. An:,H l::r!d$sNi I;"'iI:", If that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Ob|TU ARY
Charles Sponfone.

Charles Sonrono. aged IS ycnrs. well
known resident Of South Wheeling dich
in tho family hnm" yesterday mnrninE
at Gao o'clock He leaves number OF
relatives in this community. Funerai
ARRANGEMENTS will h" completed today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
UNCLE SAM TO co
AFTER PLATINUM VIA
GREAT MELTING POT
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ITO get
enough platinum for war needs the gov
rrumcnt has decided To go into the mar
kct to buy jcwclry or scraps of the pre-
rin,,s metal. wherever available and cS-
tahjlsh a great melting pot Ia which cit
izcns will be asked to contribute as q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

patriotIc privilege. Platinum rings Ia
vallicrrs. chains and other ornaments
considered nun-csSentlal in these Gays Q:
war necessity. ara sought especially ana
they will he paid for AZ the rate OF s!V'
IN ounc. OF pure platinum. the regular
market nrIcc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOMBED.

LONDON. Sept. 4.-Constantlnople
uas hombar,ic,I on four successive
ni:.h,s in the latter part OF August. the
"ii;'r~ e, announced to-day. The arse
mi dock ward. tho Turkish war office,
the nlrrlrumr At Gallcta the sehplono
base Il, Galllipnlt and chanak were Az
tackled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
r,nnrn1 For Heathcrtngton rnfant.

Th" funeral for Mary Alice. god hvr
months. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. T.
HcathcrinEton. was held yesterday
afternoon in the family home, lfl9 EoH
street Burial was in tho MethHdlst
Eriscopal c"mtrry NJ st. Clairsrille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
aerr,ans In Rotreat.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY III
FRANCE. Sept. t. (Ey TIL" Associated
rr..<s) ,noon)-Ths terminus ar IN re-
:rrat IN tho French from; "ls, 81 the
.,,nal p1 Enr,i. The French ";t.;try IRE
IN ,s,rsui, during ttc night and TINS
morning had pushed to within two miles
Of Guiscard on the Nocon-Nain road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Funeral For Powell Infant Today.

This afternoon at so o'clock. tho
funeral for Lewis Bushhcld. aged FIVE
months. son Of Lrwis and Elizabeth
,1:ushileldI Powell. viii bc held IN the
family homo. 3nl South Penn street
with burial in Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Fighting Line Shortened.

PARIS. Sept. i.---Th" "nt"nt' ail:'S
Nave reduced he. icnrth "f t!Is western
battle front by n"arlH sixty mil"~ S'n'H
.Iuly Is b. pr~Ssrur h:i"k tho Germans
from, th., territory which th"r conquered
IN their ntfensIv" "i March. .hrrh ana
IulYx This nlac.4 al the 3iSpus:tl -! the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

II. y. Want, over the head during IN"
whole race
The judges hold III" driver beat '''H
horse unncccSsa rly. The violation Oh
racing rules occurred N III" NTH rnc'1
the lis mile running race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
100000 TON COAL
ALLOTMENT FOR ". VA.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho IntrlliEHnocr.
FAIRAibS'T. ". Va. Sept. 4.~-Thc DIS
rrihution nf coal allotted 10 "csi VIZ
ginia ny tho fuel administration is an
important TASK which falls To II. II.
Rose. executive secretary Ia j. Walter
Barnes. federal fuel administrator for
this Stnl". Th"r" is: sure I" IT, short
ago If coal his winter. "v"n here III
West Virginia. and - disirihui" thu
allotment ~ best advanlar" * b.: I'll
,lrrtaking Tho allotment f"r this stall"
is something over AZ" million tons nS
follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
MANY MORE EXEMPTIONS To Be
MADE UNDER THE 1916 ORAF 7

allied commander in chi@l constaeFa'ie
number Of divisions which hcrst"ior" hho
h>.n engaged IN holding tn" line.
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FRENCH GAIN
fcontinued from Page ona.)

the battle continued on the plassao1
north Of Scissors
"nenaced on his right flank, the enc
INV has retired north Of tho Vesle... we
took sucy-le-Long and Moneel norm OF
the Atsne.
/"rurther TO the right our troops, haV-
ing crossed the vesle on front OF ~
ftlornetcrs. advanced beyond ChasaeFny'
8reneue, v.uherhn, Vau1cero and sian@5
and gained footing on the noF
Boslieux."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Early French Export.

PARIS. .S"rI i---Er""ch troops E"s-
,c-dav ond la.' rIghc continued t" push
back the Germans :" the "'tSt OF '"e
Canal Du N"r! and uo'w""a ~" .\l'"tt'
,,I rho >i"nc says todar's war nthc'
announc' n,""'.
r. :hr.r aI,anc" tho French took III.
'chapl.r. w""d n"e'h"a*t o' 'heV'''E ~"
an.ra,chrd n" Town ~ Cr;soli"s thrf'
miles north ri \oyou.
North ~ the Aile'te n" rr",c'
-eachcd ,hc outskirts of C0uoS
r,..c,, ard J,;ycincnur; ard. south al
the river ,hcy trov" further cas-, IRON
1,euiily and ATTAINED ;hr SUBURBS ~
Clancy and lfraye.
On the Aisn" tn" town o. h"eF-''e
IonS was penetrated.
Fr,snncrs 20 nc number of l.''" "eE.
taken.
Along tho Ecsln '"''N ~ frcnci
troops crossed IN" 80" al Ss''' a
points.
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WITH THE rREHcH ARMIES IN

FRANCE Sept. 4.-(By the Assoe,aE'o
,erces1-Conclustve evidence has
Obtained from prisoners that tho troops
s,fend.ns the Canal du Ford and the
,,1ateau Of scissors were ordered TO nolo
those positions at any cost They ~ere
defended desperately and were ta1en oS
1h. rronch only because the GERMANS
could not hold them
Tho SACRIFICES thus made by tho oeR-
wan, before tho Canal du Hord, IN 'front.'
OF the Afette, on the plateau OF sols-
sons and around Eoyon have aVaaleo
than nothing unle5s it has been possible
20 remove part OF tho material thas
rould otherwise have fallen into an1eo
hands
, turned By the advance OF the fFenen
eoUard GuiseArd, It would appear that
the pocket between tho Noyon and Ham
road and tho Noyon-ChauEy road must
be speedily e1rptied Il the Germans nope
20 save from capture the nen and ma
tertal still there. The presence OF the
rrencn at Guiscard would seriously men
ace Ham, six miles to the north, and the
line Of the Soultne n this region. Thus
there appears, on paper, no alternative
for the Germans than a prompt retreas
~ the ST.. Qpentin-La Eere Line, which Is
n mart Of the Eindenburg position.
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Soon Out Of France.

PARIS. Sept. --f:.,'H'"". pros anu
Rheims with General M"ns:H mrs""'nS
rho ST. s;obain fnr""' AID ne. |h't''h-
des-rauccs with General Ht"U"rl ana
p.b,nv advancing on -. ouEh'1A anu
the Franco-Amertc hnS on the '">'H VII "
General Rawlirson before H'T"nn". ''"n,
+ral Eyng bsfnrc i-enS and E"u"E''
Ph,r,.r hn,or. Arneuticres. the enemy
feels the soil nt France slipping from
.uuicr his feet.
Commentators punt "ui that IN IN"
present offensive c'nsiunt% mas "''e''
maintained. lasting 80 days with"h'
break and that not since tho ""E!hh'''I
Of the war has such IN cNtciId'h S''H
OF aamrncr blows been dirH''"t' '"'''"
INK H.. advcrS:,r: into complete hiS''''N
Tn. cn,n,. .,n.,ar,.litiy /. unable ~ r'ur-
saniZ.: his forces To max" 4 stand c'ti'a-
BILE Of art. <, ing the-onward t'iarch at 'hc
allies.
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FRENCH ARMY HEAoooA 80
~~,. 4-French cavalry to-day were
.,oxa,v pursuing tho Germans retreat1ns
=, tho resion between the river 1o1n1no
,nn tho river Disc. and had reached
point within mile Of autsearo. HVe
And one-half miles northeast OF HoS0n-
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Tntal.for cars
Year III Fer
Ne; TunS. Work.
rilishurCh 4 Panhandle. '6.hhh y.
i'uun"ll$V!llC .......... .nn."uV -
Cumberland. Piedmont
My"r$dalr ....,......, ".V'" -
,-,r,, 40 nnu "Ah
kanawia. Kentucky
Thatcher .......... >''""" 80
,,a..,t,,,,s s.. ON 50
Sow River ............. 20.nOh
There mr., two h,E hotels under one
management AT White sulphur Springs
which use New River coal and whose re-
uuir"mrniS cat W IN" entire allotment or
that coal That is nnc question 10 BIZ
worked out. As Princeton ia on the ' r.
rinian and 80 znnrd that ii requires prac-
tirally all Of this New River COAL the
rrohlcm grows NOR" vcHinG.. To TINS
total .;f e,S35. n0n tons ar ?75 cars weekly
there is additional allotment NJ tho same
amount which is to hc supplied In the
local trad" directly which will probably
handle nsrlf under arrangements no"
in existence.