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Strong In Tho Retreat.

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
Sunday. June o3.--NiEht-tBy The
Associated Press)-Tnc great retreat
by the Austrans along tho Prare front
began under cover OF darkness on Sat
urday night. The rctreatnE troops lett
their cannon behind them.
italian dctachmcnts are pursuing tn"
enemy east Of the Piavc.
Austrian troops left to cover tho rH-
treat used their machine guns to set up
Z; barrage fire
When il was observed that tho Austri-
ans had begun r"trogall" movement.
tn" Italians began to attack virtually
all along tho l'iarc line from MontciIn
on the north we'll towards the mouth
rf tho river. The attack was quickly
pressed and became NOR" inSiS;cnt. a>-
cnmpanicd by violent artillery fire.
The number Of guns left behind ny
the AustrianS a$ they r"tr"ht"d has not
b.nu computed. but is said to be very
great.
The work Of tho American aviators
who appeared on the front last week for
tho first tim" contributed notably I" IN"
diSorganization of The Austrian forces
which had crossed the Iiar" a"c"r'int
t. T;affaclS Carmel. correspondent "t
tho Milan Srcoln
Inc lt0ililD ilJiCN I"'S'ill ~ avn 80
Sunday. with IN" Mont"I1" on tn" lott
flank tho attack WAS carried out AL
along the line through tandua 1" SAN
Dona di liavc.
South Of tho X"nsnn E"nd thu NuStri-
ans are lighting rear guard actions ="
cnvcr the retreat of their mann bod
nycr two bridges they hav" l'!l--A'
Sandnna and tirIzul"ra. ihro" ana Il hnir
miles from tn" Adriat'c.
Tho Italians have taken large NUM-
hars Of prisoners. great puant.ii"s ~
,runitinns and other h"otr san" i'"'
Austrian retreat hogan.
/ Tho Italians ar" advancing from th"lr
hridrchcad at rapn Sil"
The Austrian: RETREAT which began IN
an orderly manner soon Dream" Willy
divnri.aniz"d ana confused. Many
: thousands Of Austr"-l lunEHrtHnS surr"n-
Icr"l ut the first opportunity when over
| taken by their pursu"rS.
! Rain which had h".u falling. for eight
. DAVIS. hrnli" forth NOR. yi"l"mty ah"ul
( dwight today. AT II tim" when Italian
, artillery and machine guns h"Cnn :"
! OMEN IN upon ,h" retiring Austrlans
J who wrr,. struggling hn".. deep III m:r'.
! The Itaiinn cavalry tu"k part IN IN"
! pursuit. hurryiur III. ruEtIv"S.
! AZ tn, AuSirinn~ were pressed hy ih''
! Italians they throw away thor guns and
! equipment. They even left "n th'.
J Montc!l" $tt,n$ -: hr"Tn. canned meat
: and preserves. ;"h,.'h Austrian avr"i"rs
/ had succeeded in hrIHs!nr I" them.
The huStrlams crossed the llar" an
| RATS ard boats which they had brought
ND or had prepared during tn" darkness
on Saturday night. They left well
built trenches, great quantities Of am
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ABLAzE WITH JOY
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reflected in official wireless dispatches
received To-day from III" Italian capitol
These messages say III" Austrian re-
,rca: across the Pave in which the
Italia1s already have. taken 5000 pris-
unerS. has become 4 v"r;Iah1" r"ut. but
tina; information from secret sources
shows that many divisions of German
troops have boon detached from the
front in France and arc being rushed to
the aid "f the Austrian army.
Tn" Germans arc said !" hn thorough
Is awake to the probability ~ COM
plrtn collapse Of tn" tuStr"-lTunCarian
government already STRUGGLING with 4
half starved and rin:"us people. in the
ovent Of u cnrlrlrt" Austrian rout Mt
ti., hands nf tho italians. Realization Of
This frrt Ror," h"ii".''s has caused tho
German general staff practically to sus-
ncrd if rot - abandon. is cr"at often
sir, in Franc" rs has b""n evidenced
nv tn" ,,nnra rntivo Gui": there for tho
rast wnrk German soldiers ar" being
rusho. .,.- rail to the northern end nf the
Aus,rn-FTunrarinn haiti" lines with the
rurpnec hf restoring n" Austrian
morale md M. only checking tn" Tial-
;ar counter attack. hut hv.fnrc" 0f NUM-
hors. breaking through N" mountain
1,a~ecS into the plains nf Nrnita-
with s,rri, hrir as n" nnt"nt" armies
can ..;vc immediately. supplemented aa
ra,,,Ilr ~ Transformation can i" had
nv trnCre Gi-cI-.ly from America and
.v.n 'nnr. irlrortan: hy anHl" military
c,InrlI.s :frd food for ~" army. IN"
I,alian ..in.rnl stuff j. r,nort"d :" u"
,ri,.l G,Nn NJ
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r. r, Bf.RNff1:1M,
Secretary.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

4 meeting Of The Public Service Com
mission Of West Virginia. held on the
lgth day IF June \. D., 1918.
Case No. ISL.
WHEELING: TRACTION COMPANY.
Arbitration for authority Ia change
passenger rates. tolls and charges he
tween North Wh"rlInc and MoundsN!'lc
and all intermediate" points.
Whereas, aspiration has thus day
been filed by IL" Wheeling Trac,i"n
COMPANY fur authority Ia change its
passenger rates. tolls and charges be-
tween North Wheeling and M"undsrtil'
and all intermediate points. it is ordered
that leave nc granted Ia any person IN
trrcstctl Ia file objection thrr"t" before
tho Commission at any time IN or ~
fore the Sth day Of July. l?lS; ana inns
matter hr set down for hearing 1T n
meeting nf the commission 10 u" h'id
Mt its offices in the capitol building in
tho City of Charleston. on tn" said 9Th
day nf July. I9lS. al ten "rl""k n. M
ut which time any person may appear
and mako such objection thereto rs may
hc d"rmrd proper.
It is further ordered that III" anpli-
cant publish Il copy Of this order con-
tinunusiy for ten days prior 20 said date
Of hearing. III TWO newspapers Of nrp"-
sit" politics. if such there he, md OF
general circulation in tn" cities or towns
affected Ivy thr proposed change in
rates: making due return thereof Ia
this Commission on or before the day OF
hearing.
\ Copy.
Trstn: II. II. REENlfFIM.
icr-n4.n Secretary. :
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LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING.
CHARLESTON.
4 meeting Of The Public Service Com.
mission Of West Virgiuia, held on tn.

4 meeting Of The Public Service Com.
mission Of West Virginia, held on tn,
18th day Of June a. ~ 1918.
Case No. 49,
PAN HANDLE TRACTION con-
PAEY.
Arplication for authority to change
passenger rates. tolls and charges be
tween Wheeling loop and WcllshurG nn'
intermediate points.
Whereas. Application has tins day
hccn filed by tho Pan Handle Trhcti"r
Company for authority 1" chang" Its
passenger rates. tolls and charges he
tween Wheeling loop and WcllshurS HnG
all intermediate points. II - "rd"r"C
that rrnyc b, granted to any person in
tcrcslcd [" III" objection th'r"t" "l"r,
the Commission ut any TIM" on OF De
fore the Sth day Of July. 1918; ana ihis
matter hr set down for hearing nj
meeting If the Commission !" h" htld al
it's offices IN the Capitol Building IN thf
City Of Cha ricstnn! IN tho said Sth day
of July. 1918. Mt ten O'clock IT, H. al
which time any person may appear and
make such objection thereto as may y,
deemed proper
II is further ordered that the appll'
cant publish Il copy Of this order con
tinuouSlv for ten days prior I" said date
of hearing, in two newspapers of onpo'
sit politics. if such thrr" he. and Of gen
cral circulation in tn" cities or towns
affected ny the proposed change II
rates; making due return thereof In this
Commission on or before the day III
hearing.
4 Copy.
Trstc: r. r. BrRNHIc1M.
jcc-2i-p secretary
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NOTICE |!
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS MFG. CO.,
WELLSBURG, W. Va.

Notice is hereby given To the owners
Of bonds of tho Eagle Glass & Mfg. Co.
Of Wcllshurr. W. Va. HAT bonds mum
hered l. :. ;. (. s. L. :. S. .. 10, II. L.
l3. II and II. Of Sl.nno.O0 zach. said
Bonds bearing date July Isl. 1913. viii
be paid on July Ist. 1918. AT the Ma
,ional Bank Of West Virginia. nj
Wheeling. W. Va.
Interest on the above numbered bonds
will cease IN July LIST. 1918.
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. CO.
Iy james PAUL. Treas.
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WASlIINGTnN. Il. g, .lun" "i--Th"
rlrtur. ur g.. nnn prisoners ana "r"rrn"us
stones nf war material lay tn" Iralian$
in rhri, counter offensive. wht"h has
driven ia" AnS;rinnS a"l"sS ia" IhhN".
* aurnunr"d in IN official rihl"Gran
perceived to-day hy IA" Italian embassy
from Rome.
"pnrnsivr operations hy our. TROOPS
begun Sunday" sand IN" dI-ra'ch. "M-
TO- Si"i"ul artillery ir' ,ara'l"nS that
DESTROYED al bridges except one. tho in
fan,ry ,iru," forward With irr"Si$i ihl"
iiniciIS Tn" fln.ri'ol Paw" contains
thousands ne enemy "urr%'~. Divisions
which had passed th" IiIv" w"r" d""l-
mated II, our artillery and infantry.
"Mnnl,lln was ..ita'k'd in thr"" col
un,ny Enemy lines W"r" broken -
=, III ',Irlla Madonna and Nerves.: and re-
ncrurir,; From MaA"rndr I" Sar'l"na
tin. AuStrinns first r"SlSr."l our attack
drgprrairlv hui ually w"r'' forced 20 ~
rr,.tt In the left bank I:Hitlr cont inu":S
rlrr,,Iv IN tho Sar'I"nr sector. Forty
five Thousand prisoners and enormous
booty captured by tn" Italians.
american ;,irmen displayed great hra-
very in the encounters. Lieut. Young.
attacked by two Austrian chascrs. was
obliged to land on the lower Piarc."
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Any number Laborcrs.
MachInists.
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Packing House Workers..
One Acotylcne Welder
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Eight (colorcd) Glass Bottle factory.
Fifteen girls for factory work.
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EVERYTHING.
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TORS. household goods of all dcscript!Gh'
MISC clothing. machinery. tools, etc.
WE WILL BUY-AUtonohile ~'ecks OF
nil description. Highest cash price paid.
TOR SALE-f'inc extension tables. *lp;
,hi:tonicr. s.: wash stands. s. to 81;
large, assortment OF counters and wash
boards. 2nr each Also large lot OF
miscellaneous goods.
FOR SALE 900 l-gallon stone Crooks
and son l.. -gallon stone CLOCKS: all new
:. cents each.
ELECTRO MoroRslI-l6 alteFnat-
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6ls direct current: II direct current.
Also lot If switches. telcphoncs' etec-
trl' supplies etc.
FOR SALE-Thirty-sl theatre or open
rhairs. 81 cnch. Also 40 FcFotFih6
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TOOL STORE, loa1-33 MARKET ST.
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tempt to save their guns ana stores
great quantities Of which now Are In
italian hands.
As yet there has been no sign that
the enemy purposes again to renew 1t
an early date another offensive IN
the mountain region Notwithstanding
tho fact that reports esnanattng from
Switzerland havc sah that hs WAS
bringing up largo rstnSorcsrns1ts and
great quantities Of supplies aloAG the
front behind tho lines from tns oWiss
border to the upp& 4sAens0 % ths
PiavA
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CONTINUED From First Page.)

the fact that the river was swollen
out Of bounds and most Of the few
bridges not carried away by the fresh
ct had been shot to pieces by the
italian guns, compelling the enemy
to surrender or take his chances OF
being able TO Gw1m the turbulent
5treaEl
So hurried was the 'retrogate move-
ment Of the Austrinns OF some points
that they did not tako time oven to IT.
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WANTED good agents 70 seii
household necessities on the instAl:
mcnt plaA. Best OF gooos ana oest 81
commissions. We pay WechS' - =:
Adams Co. 1l4o-1142 Main St rnr-l:-ti
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ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
Sunday. juno 3.-Afternnon--(Ry the
Associated PrrSs.)--Cruclly harrassHd
by steady and accurate artillery nrr
compelled to face haynnnt ATTACKS by
the Italians. and. hcnG constantly
bombed by allied nviators. flying low
in defiance Of machine gun and ant-alT-
craft fire. the Austrlans have been
fighting recently with tho courage or
despair. Local counter attacks nave
| heen launched without regard for losses
agains, the allied trenches on the Mon
,c1lo plateau. but have everywhere been
broken by the granite resistance inter
posed to the foes progress.
The crest Of the PiaVc river flood
passed yesterday. but the falling waters
came too late to relieve the positions
Of tho Austrians. The inundatinn went
Is feet above the low water mark.
|. Along the lower Piavc. Italian pros
sure has been constant. The tired enemy
has been given no rest. although III"
fighting has been intermittent. owing
10 tho fact that neither side has h"cn
able Ia sec more than 81 yards through
the heavy bushes and tall swamp grass
growing on tho lowlands.
The heroic deeds of the Italians in the
OF the Isonzo. arc recalled by tho re-
pcatcd examples OF vaior and endurance
shown in the present struggle. With
the Italian armics along the front there
Is onlvi a storm intention 20 do nr die.
There is no bnasting. no victory chants.
but q realization that harder fighting
may yet como.
The word Piarc' is being written in
blood red letters on Austrian hearts
said duSt-corcrcd. swcat-staincd
Italian officer. who has been fighting
every yday for n week with scarcely any
rest save for Friday and Saturdays
lul. in the mighty contest FOR the banks
OF tho river.
We are saving tn" shouting until
AustrIu's plumber expedition IS defeat
cd said 70-ycar-old Deputy Eanrh"tt,
who is spending his TIM" as an Alpint
| officer trarnping /" and fro among the
soldiers telling thsm that victory is the
on" WAY 10 secure peace.
Behind TIC lines tho civil population is
undislurhrd there hring hut few rcfu-
gees The cities are calm. Venice APP
Tpcarinc like sleeping beauty. Thu"
! American colony thrr" has been reduced
| 10 a handful. consisting nf tn" American
! consul and tho Rcd Cross and Y. NJ. Z. y.
| workers.
! On the mainland however. Americans
: are becoming NOR" plentiful. On" l."
tho influx Of Red cross helpers and Of
! ficcrs of III" American military MISSION.
! Tho third hospital units If tho Amrri-
+ can army. under command "f Col. FL
, bort T., Persons. have arrived Tn"
! American avil;nrS. in their Jauntr uni
, forms. with thr .-"l,l"n flying eagle. mr."
! Ft.i.-
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WANTED-20 coal miners, four punch
runners. one track man, one pumpcr.
one diuky engineer. one hosting en-
ginccr and two rough carpenters, new
houses for all. Work every day. APP
ply Owen Murphy. Vienna. Pa, B. & O.
+. i. 1e-2.-1
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acknowledgement cook for boarding
hall. Bethany College Write or phone
Bethany College, Bethany w. Va
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MISC competent Of running shop thSt Is
growing: Csc per hour or better to right
man. must have recommendations. Nc
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Mr.. Andrew Schmitt Circulation Mana
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Great Vi:tory.

ITALIAN ARMY ilF:Alnl Al;TEltS.
Sunday. Jun" o2.-Nn italian staff off,
,rr arriving from tho fighting 7"n" on
tho pinv" river. exclaimed rs h" ran ant"
tho Italian army headquarters i"-niGhi:
"Eic.0rv is ours "" HAY" put ih"
crcInv across tn" Piavr. all tn" way
The present vie tory "f tn" Italian
rr,,Iv j., considered by military officials
10 hr greater than that "f 'h' NuSirlrnS
ON IN" Tain"zHa plateau last falll. TIL"
Austrian retreat waS 0a'l" Ir"Tr iii =
cult hv 4 ,iulrnI thunder storm.
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Fighting with Despair.

munition and blankets and every variety
Of army equipment in their r"tTat.
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BARKER-nn Saturday. Juno -, 1915.
g:Gu o'clock n. m. at his late resi-
d"rcr IA Elm sIr"c, EdGrwood,
WILLIAM l.. SCilEMlF. in the 6Oth
Year If his age.
Services ut the rrsidcnC" Tuesday eve
nlnc ut 500 o'clock. Friends are in
ritcd In attend. lntcrm"nt Wrrincs-
day morning IN Greenwood cemetery.
(PlcaSc omit fluw"rS.)
BARKER-un Saturday. June %. 1915.
~ $50 o'clock y. m. at the Homco-
paihic hospital. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ELLA ARMSTRONG;. wife Of Joseph
BARKER
Funeral services at tn" home Of her
mother. Mrs Jane Armstrong. No. IS
Thirteenth street. on Wednesday at
t.rnuuu at ! u'''InCk. frl"n,!S 81 inc
family respectfully invited I" attend.
IntCrnrcnt Peninsula cemetery.
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LONDON. June 24.-Extensive strikes
broke out Thursday nj Cologne anu
MueIhei,n on the Rhine owing to TO-
duction in the bread ration. twenty th"H-
sand persons quitting work in munitioh
factories, according 70 despatch 10
the Daily Mail from tho Hague.
A Dutchmnn workman returning TO
tho Hague reports that the military ana
police interferrcd but failed 10 prevent
a street procession of more than 9.oOo
strikers at Cologne. Tho strikers who
included women. marched in dense
mass to an opcn place where mass
meeting was held. All the Speakers
who included forrm"n and forcw"mcn
made this de@larati0n:
Unless We ect more to cat We shall
not work"
The nutchman said that smallpox IS
increasing greatly among the hruPP
workmen nj Essen.
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Virginia AZ. near teach. Caparity 6ho Presenting
strictly modern hotel after extensive alterations.
improvements and rc;uHlishlng. Private baths nun
nnS In rrmS. elevator. etc. SGtahe taor'
white s.Tlcr. Offers sgsria early Season rates !"
~, daily s1r.,in! weekly booklet ". +. SHAW.
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has done what has been possible. there
is only sufficient corn for half bread
ration in Austria. declared Food Minis
ter Paul in an interview with the Vienna
correspondent Of the Lokal Anzeig ger
The food department is attempting &c
make up this deficiency with other food
Stuffs. and in addition In 25h grains of
beef. two pounds at horse flesh per per-
son will he distributed weekly.
Military kitchen will be- used to supply
100. roo persons daily for four weeks
with n warm meat consisting nf soup
100 yrammcs Of meat and vegetables.
LONDON, June 24.--Strikcrs in tho
varinuS factories a. Vienna on Saturday
formulated n demand that the Austrian
government show itself ready for Il gen
cral peace and invite III" government
of enemy countries To Cnt"r into peace
negotiations. says Il despatch from the
Hague to III" Times.
Representatives of tho workers sub
mitcd the plea to Baron Rurian TIN
.Auatro-Iiungarian foreign minister.
LONDON. June "4.--McatlcSs weeks
for Germany is n possibility of tho near
future. DR. August Muller. under Secre-
,ary for food distribution At a meet
ing Of the RrichstaE food committee
Saturday SAYS All Exchange Telegraph
despatch from Copenhagen, announced
that i, would he Impossible to increase
the meat ration. He said that most
likely it will be necessary to lower IT nI
introduce mcatless weeks for the whols
Of Germany or at any rate certain parts
,lok
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II. II. RERNlf:IM.
Secretary.
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4 meeting Of The Public Service Gon-
mission of West virginia, held on the
lgth day Of June \. D., l9lN.
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be of
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These lists the hand the in
than April 20
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