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ron SALE Heating stove. coot
stove. direct action gas stove. coal
oil heater. mahogany seltcc sanl-
tar. cot dresser and other furniture
1905 Van Buren, -9l--p
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LOST

LOST Platinum Shrincr pin Re
ward. Phone SOS. sgS-3p
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FOR RENT-llousokeeping rooms.
clio Pierce. Phone 2la1. 29i-3p
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COWS for sale, cheap; at Mrs.
Browns dairy Phone la36-J,
29l-1p
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FOR SALE Maxwell touring car,
lAl7 m0tri; IN GOOD condition ana
has good castings all around, extra
wheel and casing Phone 1916 ait
cru0ou VIII give some terms d.
desired 2gZ-tfdh
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WANTED

WANTED-Boy with wheel for our
delivery service; chance for advance
ment for good boy. Randall Drug
company. 26l-tf
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FOR SALE - Modern. fiFe-room
house 1913 Pierce a. l.. Seq
mpur Phone 1892 2H--lOp
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FOR SALE Seven pig Charley
Thompson, San Jacinto Heights
-Ha-ap
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FOR RENT - Three-room apart
ment unfinished, strictly modern;
close In. Phone iii9. 29i-2p
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WANTED - To buy second hand
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FOR SALE Pummieg from D.. 900
hiua. 90 maize water gUI r
Ernest Burns. Wildorad0 Tex
-HI.-u
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FOR SALE Bargains iu second
hand clothing az Patriotic nlnt. Doe.
ginning the l2th. .p
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FOR RENT Two mHdern fu .h.I
Ipoms for lI.hthul.ekoapiur n
couple. los Fillmore Phone ig4
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LOST Black fur collar Reward
Phone 200 -fH-ap
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MASONIC
BULLETIN

For Week Beginning
October a. 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
u. s. Has What Might Be
Called Shippers School
Crack Rlemen Busy nsructing Young Americans How TO
"Pick Off" the Enemy-Studens Will in Time Take
the Places of the Present Teachers

the instructors gathered from tn" nid
army, tic work "r ono officer may DE-
noted. Thu. officer. who is Ca y"n-s
old and tho senior instructor here. Gu,u-
iticd last var for he twentieth tim"
as expert rIficm1n. Yesterday. just 10
show that he is still going strong. nc
put in ten straight bullseycs IL; i."H"
yards. Then 10 prove it wasn't an accI-
dent, h,> rang the bell thirteen times
more nj l.ooN yards before he Slipped
nutsldc the magic circle.
Er:I1rs tn" long and careful routine
Of riff" instruction., tho officer students
arc pat through L thorough study and
mastery Of Colt and Smith & Wcsscn
automatic r"volvcrS. However. before
all things. Colonel Mummm and hi" STAFF
az experts demand that The pupils np-
preach perfection with rifles.
These drvoters Of American rIflr -
nci"ncy wrr" much Glazed rv"r tn good
work Of Yankee sharrShnor"rs At S"I'!,e-
prey. EuurrsC!Ics and Bell. M wood. y
anything was necessary /" vin!iCat" IL
existence ~ the tTnlp Perry ScAo"l ii!:a
lighting certainly did il. Their belief IS
rhar an army Of sharpshonlcr*" w'll
help vastly III winning tho war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

CAMP PERRY. o.. July 1.-Cncle
Sans school for Sniprrs might d"
an appropriate title for This training
base, where 800 Young commissioned
officers arc learning 10 become IN"
dradlicsr Of d"au shots with III" rI'le.
4 corps Of American instructors SEE
nnr 10 none in world as crack rifle
men, aided by half Il dozen OF thr D"S'
available HririSh riff" slnts. is rapluIE
training Ihe Young Yankee SharpSh"o''
o.. Til" officers who arc students her"
now in Tho important modern ar "i
shining will in turn become lnSIluc-
Tors, 80 that The knowlrdgc may Dr.
spread rapidly tn thousands OF Amer.
lean soldiers.
MANY officers of tho l'nil"d states
army have long held that III" ril!" SIM
remains rhr most important ara dNa''
" weapon for infantry work. dHsp!,"
The modern use of gr"nad"S. ilanH
lhrnwcrs. etc. The deadly work ol
Yankee soldiers and marines with III"
rifle in thu recent Ma!n" liGhrinc GOES
n Great way toward NinG!catinS III"
advocates Of lhr muSk"lTy school mere.
They declared months ago lhAl II"
time should be wasted in the eS'an'
iiShmani Of Inc "SnlnerS SChoo!. hu'.
in look prolonged efforts on the part
of Col. Mimma Ihr present command
or Of this camp. ard other officers Ia
convince tn" War Department that me
idea was worth while.
; Org" IN" department h'"ain" con-
,jnc",! II WAS not long h"i"r" IN" mos.
txpcr, riflrrn"n arailnhl" w"r" rHih"r'"
hero, 10 act rs instructors. AMI ih"F VIE
:nIlnwr, hv the British crack shots. IN"
J $50 fulur,, "SnjpInG officers w"r" %"uNE
mon ce1rriallv chosen "a" tn" WORK an"
came from thirteen camps a!"! 'a''"u-
u,nts throughout IN" country.
In this school Of advanced rirl" Torh
,hr students nr" learning u" nIh!lh"'
Enfield rrcm tn. ground M. s" I" speak.
Tn,y gro n"; only learning :" Sh""'
with deadly precision, hut ih"y "''
lrarninl: IN" integral rrr;S :" mat 'h'E
could almns; ru; tho gun together WINE
hliudf.,ldrd This, in fact. - an h'lu't'
mart Of the training. and IN" Prlh'Ii"i'
rarlS If the weapon ar" nsS"nh'"d "!'''
IN" students eye" ar" handAE"d.
Al told. there are eighty parts III
,rc fnru,,rlrn of III" Enfield. 'l"$pir" ~"
SIMPLICITY nF its mechanism. II mas
i;rifIr longer barrel. and ,h' sight vs."
IS IN" rirrt" poop sight !hS'";aH ~ ar
nnlch hait!" siEit Of tho SPr;nSiI"'"
,lsn. nr,onr nth"r THINGS, III" S'Hd'h'
must know thr effect II temperatures
llrlt and wind ~ IN" craftsmanship
an.E CORRECT for ri~m rH"ElE. II" i'"S.
csrim3tt distance Within !" I"r cent 81
On, measured figure Il hN & /" j." con-
considered "SuIr,ni; inrt"r.H!' 'i'd '"IT
Is something nf = f"a' IN NS"'i
Young officer students consider =
,,rr,, honor I" y" chosen Tor mo
r,mr Th.ir enthusiasm - in'r"hSe"
: through tn" fact Inn Il Satisfactory
C"ni.l"'i"n &C III" ""urS" VIII MA" 49,,
most lmm"dinl" rr"n"'int,. '7'''"'i
Nlur,ma. n" commander. MAS rr'"Eh'"'h
,x = brilliant cavalry cfl""r III MS "IH
regular army days. ~ well ~ bong "'''
,r tn, crack Shots sc tn, army. AMI u:
g h,rh1y popular N.rh II" officers ram
ing h"r".
* = i.narr.:,,.on nr he quality #
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
PROCLAIM STATE OF WAR WITHIN
SHADOW Of THE NORTH POLE

taken over ty tn" Finnish "l,''' :'"ar!9.
who have been acting under German
prompting.
TIC allies have realized IL" danger
nnd lI.i"rmir"d l." save lh"S" stores far
Il r"halIliIatrh RUSSIAN arm! when
could Ia" Gcp"nird upon 10 fight tn" Ger
mans, hay. landed French and British
marines 4, k"la who havr taken oyer a
c"n<itl"rnl|" part "f H." railroad running
southward.
AS lhrs territory is regarded hv inc
allies and by tho United States governs
mrnt ns within N" Srh"r" # control "t
General r'n"h in his capacity as COM
nland"r in rhirf il las been d'"m"d
proper :" give Tho occupying forces an
international! character. Therefor" Nm
,oriran marines AMI blu" ia"E"iS arc
minglrd with IN" French and British
naval forces ut K"'a.
Scvrral months ago III" Firms starr I'd
- yc;zn n" Knla railroad and n" terri
tory In 0n=h which IL nuns. claiming III
ia. - = under their ancient status as
oy"rl"rde nf th' rr"rin"e Of 'ar"lia
embracing tn" land lying westward Of
tn" White S'A NJ !" III" Finnish border.
Tnc aihrs Instantly cav" warning I"
Finland 'ha' Tins movement would moi
hr permitted and 1t Was abandoned un-
Do protest.
Il is believed now that n" ei'uati"n
agrin has assumed critical turn
through ~" determination e IN" F'n-
ri-h wh:'" guards to ~ their claim
anl {" ..-i2c rhc railroad which affords
III" only way "f' communication in
winter between III" ,'i4t"nt" allies M!
America on ono I'D" and interior rus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
BOY SCOUTS HOLD
BIG MASS MEETING

One hundred Boy Scouts or the city
and vicinity held rouStnG mass meet
Ing last evening at The Market Auc'-
,orium. and plans for the big drive tor
". s. s, were discussed. The drive
was intended 10 have started This
week bu, owing 10 Ohio county fail
ing TO reach its quota. the drive has
been postponed.
The nerfinc wa; featured by adj
dresses By ". T. S'.w1rt. Scout Com
missioner. r.. Q. POr;1. Scout t.Xecu-
tive. and several others. including a
member Of tho nxecutiyN committee
o. rne savings Stamp committee.
Awards We're given the Scouts VINO
we-o ahaa.l in III" Rcd Cross drive.
.rd n" tire" troops leading were
gwen. American iil-S.
T. was announced las: eTHni0c that
iyard- viii be given TIC troops har-
,nS III. iar-"s; number o. buyers in
tha " : :. drive.
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WASHINGTON. July lin the Russ
ian porvinc" OF .lrchanEr! Wh"rc state
Of war has been pruCluimcd. according
10 Il drspatCh from Moscow LES tn"
Arctic wrt uf I[nla with HS railroad
guarded 10y Allj"d and American naval
forces. Consequently IN" greatest IN
:crrSt attaches 80 any developments
there and officials AMI diplomats her"
arc wondering what III" declaration of
\ state Of war M" moan.
All recent reports {" III" state de
rarrmrnt have represents conditions 1"
b. 0uir: around .\rchHnE"l and along
th, railroad %uuthwarh from knla ami
il Is hcpcd thai the latest development
may moan IL" moro thar that tbs l;"'-
SheNik government has i'r"rlaln"I mar
tial law to maintain "ri'r.
~ knla and for miles jnlnn1 along
tHr railroad th"r" arH acres - military
supplies. running all thr way from l"r"-
motives and cannon to clothing and pro-
Visions scattered over th' country. Most
OF these were shipped from Am"ri'''
and from England when TIA" Russian
armir,; wcy" <t1ll lighting til" Germans
and wcr> short ~ supplies. Tn" E"'"!s
accumulated while III raIlr"ri from 'hr
arctic port was being rushed :" compile
ton as 4 military measure. -Wh"n IA"
line WAS opened. hut h"f"T" any larc =:
Quantity "E Tho supplies could W. ship
pod southwark. IN" lirest-li'"vSk p"arH
was dcrlar"d and tho movement ceased
IL Is known that the Germans hay"
been exceedingly anxious I" obtain pos
session II thc>" supplies. or u they
could not do 81 directly I" have them
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one DAY UNTIL:
CELEBRATION
COMMITTEE MET LAST EVENING
AND COMPLETED PLANS
FOR THURSDAY.
Many Other Committees Met to COM
plete Minor Deta1ls-Governor
Arrives Tomorrow.

All plans Tor the hiE celebration for
tn" Fourth ri July arr practically com
plot" ard tn, CENT " i! b.. IN" greatest
eyer staged on tn" national holiday III
This city. The magnitude If tho demon
Sirati"u can h" seen wh"u II is assured
that !I.Gnn mnrrh"rS will b" in line.
with plenty nt brass bands and music
and Numerous gorgeous floats. represent
ing IN" various natiuualitics and orSan-
lions.
Every hour is adding more marchcrs
and CoutincrutS who have SiEnlfird their
intention Of participating thr big parade,
and tho number in line will probably
80 over tho number If men already as
Surrd. for delegations OF Gifnrcn, ma
tiona!tic$ from Wi"rton. Strubeuvillr.
E'olIanSb.,n. Mlngn. W"llshurE. Yorkvillr.
Martins Ferry. bridgeport. Ecllairc.
Barton. Ecuw"od. McM"ch"n. ShadySidc
and M"undSvillN are ErinG 1" Join their
rountrymcn in Wh"C1inC on III" glorious
Fourth. Tn" lIritishburu aliens and
.Amrrcan citizens held big meeting at
tho British recruiting $talInn'nn Twelfth
street and promised -" mon Will BE- in
;Ia, contingent, led by tw" scotch bag
rtpSrS and dancing boys from Pitts
hursh aud tn" crew "f the old convict
ship Success. which Is anchored IN IN"
local harhor.
Til" French and Belgian contingent
held their meeting At tho harness shop
of Aluhnnsc Stah!. at Tw"nty-thtrd and
Markr; streets. which was largely at
tended and every Fr"nchman and R"l-
gan III ihlS section Will hc IN I'm" rs
III" r:,$ul; Of this meeting. All bands
IN this city and surrounding towns ar"
sn.aScd and Ghi"f ri STAFF J.. +. iabrr-
stuck is ronhing the country for more.
Don't forget IL i"av" your flowers IN
IN, Chaplinr street lawn III front W
tn" city building Wednesday, afternoon.
whore thu flower Committ"" can take
cnrn O.: them. NJ tirnw"rks ar" 10 hr
80 off along III" line "f march and
this special ordinance will be r:sidiy
enforced by the police and special or
iic..rs ~; ,!u:y tina: day. IN" executive
culrrnltlcn have many surprises up th"'-
sl""yr for the public and thesn src"ial
features Will not be known until S""n
In the parade.
The business houses ar" already no
ginning to decnrat" :Ini th"r" w!ll 2"
crra; rivalry for the prizes Offered Tar
;h.> hest d"cnratcd window. Any IN
formation IN regard L. floats. f!nr "t
march. formation. "t''.. can h" had from
T. 7. 1Iah"rStjck. who's" headquarters
vii he At tn" auditorium night and day
from now on until "Wednesday niEnt
4 rehearsal "r III" mock !Nm"rlcani2a-
ZION ceremonies Will take place AT IN"
office Of United States commissioner
BOYD. In the l'"dcral building tonight
nj nrlnrk. and all participants are
requested tn he IN hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
Rev. M'Cuskey Leaves
To Take Up Camp Work

Ecv - Ns''GSis'% VII" for S"rr"
tine has a'"n N" pastor Of tho N"Cth
Street. NJ f. cHurch. l"a""S today ="
enter military serves as 7 WORKER IN h"
religious work "t the camp. E;c". No
C,skc;- vii! leav" some tire ;hls after
noon.
.hrnn1;rc" mort vas rcati" s""rra; w""ks
ago that i:ev. NrCuSkey' would i"av"
and ~ received word of his appointment
last week. TIT" "naSr" CATION az mo
church granite! g. i"av" &c ths"nc" FOR
him a. take W ~" work.
Re-. Mc(usk": Is Ii" sN"o7h N,h""i-
,r- .niriSt"r - tax" ny wt- work Fly.
Thomas Gri"- kn"ntZ. castor "e thr
Second Presbyterian church. having
.o7c 20 camp
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Rev. C. P. Terry May
Withdraw Resignation

\ meeting Of n" congregation OF the
FIRST Pr, shytnrian church Will b. h"'d
tomorrow evening in The church ana inc
resignation Of tho pastor. ROY. claude
Porter Terry. will hr considered.
Rev. Terry offered his resignation
about ter days ago. stating that business
matters caused by deaths n the I'M
,u.dia;., :a.nily. called him tn Syracuse.
y. =. His resignation was "'icrr" lLSt
Wednesday evening and n committee oil
IN" members was named ~ consider H.
Since the las; meeting it"". Terry mas
been urge, u withdraw his offer and X
IS Ri" greatest desire Of IN" members OF
H." church and tn" P""7tr "t tn" city
-, ~. rf.nLHir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

wears. will drive III" catarrhal poi
sons out OF your blood purifying and
strengthening il. 81 it wili carry vigor
and health TO III" mmcuuS membranes
on its Journeys ihro@-h :nur body.
and ra,ur" will soon r"strr" ynu tn
health You vii. b" Relieved Ct! -"
droppin2s o; mucous in your throat,
sores in noStril$. bad breath hawking;
and splitting.
All repu;;,bl" DRUGGISTS carry s :.
s. in stock. and "" recommend You
give i 4 trial immediately.
Tie chi"f mrdical adviser Of the
Company will ChrrrfUlly answer Ill.
letters or the subject There Is no
charge for tn" medical advice Al.
dress Swift Specific Company. i%2
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02

RECLiE. July l.--,N;a L"ndon.)--
Sine" the beginning "f tn" German Of
frnSIv" IN tn" list "f March. l?l.4"i
allied prisoners har" h"ru captured by
III" Germans. according 70 an official
statement rom tn war ONCE. III
ih"s" III" statement Sa"S. "i.?"" w"r'
British. >H.n3N were French ar'l the re-
ma ud"r. w"r" divided among III" F"rtu-
cu~s". ErlEiau and American forces
along III" front.
Til" $tilt"n"nl r"ads.
after the conclusion Of inv"Sl!Sa
items il has h"rn found that III" num-
, h"r &c prisoners passed IN" rear
through MIR collecting stations sine"
: tn" beginning our our HttnrkinE battles
on March Il up to the present. not IN
GLIDING III" wounded passed back to
! hospital establishments amounts to
| i2l.ii4. 10 these the English lost
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AMERICAN SHIP SUNK.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The American
Steamship George i. Eaton. OF IONS
toms gross has been sunk. presumably
hy a German submarine. in European
waters according Ia Information rcceiv-
ID in shipping circles here today. Sh"
i"fi an American port for Franc" about
twn works ago. Tn" mrssaE" contain
ed H. inflammation regarding the fate OF
In" crew rf about twenty men. TN"
vessel carried 4 general cargo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-02
GERMAN TROOPS NOW
OCCUPY TIFLlS IN
CAUCASUS PROVINCE

LONDON. July l-Grrman troops
have occupied lTcli$ The capital al H."
Caucasus government and tn" larE"St
city IN thu Caucasus district. says u de-
l.,y..d Exchnng" Telegraph dispatch
from Moscow. Organization ot AuStr =
German war prisoners in that region
has ben begun ny the ti"T'naHS.
LONDON. July i.--Grand DuA /:
Michael is reported ~ have issued Il
manifesto. stating ;hat he considered i
his duty 20 r'&t"r" AID r"Ecnatc tr'
Russian p.orlr. says an t.nrhacE" T"ie'
graph dispatch from Moscow. under da'"
Of Jun" -. lie calls upon thu r"opi"
~ overthrow ~" present government.
TIL" grand dukes appeal for the Gust
:ne 81 ;:,c E"iSh"Iih government IS
based upon III" dissolution ii lhr con
S,itu"nt assembly which WIS called Ia
,!sc:'.c ur.n EuSsj1$ form 81 govern
rcnt. tn. !:"Shevik ACT resulting III IT,"
Gist:,i-cr;tti"n "f Russia tho. manifesto
declares
Amnesty for past on"ns"S will b"
granted Tor AL who TAX" part in TN"
revolution. IT," grand dTk'' promises
Tho manifest" mentioned is nr"HaH!E
tNHntlrl. W.tN one T''T"'TtHl III 'tEl f\i'i-
st"rdarn dispatch of Jun" "a hav"
l"sr iSSu"i about that tim" by Grand
Duks. Michael AlcNa ndroTitCh. 4 younger
a-nthcc "i former Emperor Nicholas.
This manifesto. !: was nE::"Hnc"d. had
h.."u addressed 70 ;ho ErSslan p"opI"
upnn tho grand duke placing himself
Il; rh., as;, d"f n new CuN"rnln"n, in ST.
h"ria.'
I.OND0N. J@lY l.-txrcho-SInraH
forces hav" dissolved 'h" F"lsh"H'H
cnurc. ~ Nock'acnS and Snldi"ss' dole
sates 1t vladivostok. according to dis
pa.ch from Shanghai received by Reu-
tc-S Limited.
MOSCOW. sunday. Jun" c. Fly 'hH
Associated rr"ss. l--ot'i"!a, denial is
:nada. ~ IL" s"rsrrm"n: ~ tn" pub
GSh.4 report thai 4 S"cr", treaty mas
!,.a:i Cu:,,!uG,r, !,c;w"a' Russia AMI t'"r-
.,.:,u>. regarding Poland An official
,ra.crrH:, SAYS 'hat EHS$ir was com
r.;ir.l TX vinl."r" - ""!" t"innd w!tf-
,r.. - refer. ndum bong taken there.
Russia. !, - added. never consented :"
il continuation O; German policy H."rc.
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ASKED TO INTERVENE.

WNSIifNIiTDN IW!E Tho War La
hor board WAS asked today |" !nt"rr"n"
N tho stree; ear Strik" a. Columbus.
ohio. lur r. t. ''r"x,"H federal food
administer for Ohio, has h"": detailed
:" fft:tk' An Investigation. NJ. ir"Xton
was instructed TO ask TIM men !" return
:" york pending II h"nr!nr. Tho d"risIon
- i,r retroactive :" the Kim" tho strike
gas called
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ITALIAN GAIN
CONTINUED From First Page.)

(CONCnu96 S1TSL
Of General Dtaz's forcos is the Brenta
river, which affords some protection
against thanking attack. On the
left there nre two deep valleys which;
also lend themselves admirably to the
tactics adopted by the italians.
The British hospital ship Llando.
very Castle, bound from q Canadian
port for England, has been sunk with
out warning, by a German. subma-
rine, when seventy miles from land.
So far only twenty-four Of the asa
persons on board have been reported
cafe. The fate OF those who are Miss
ing Is unknown.
italian Report.
ROME, July 1.--Icav~ attacks
launched against Mont" hi Val Bella ny
tho Austr!nns were rHpulS"d by tn"
Italians. tho enemy masses being
moved down by artillery ire" &C
cnrrIinS "a tho official communication
from headquarters. Nor" than %:n0o
prisoners w"r" taken by the Italians
Tho statement says:
'rDu the ASiarr plateau our troops
yesterday morning; op"n"d action against
tho Formidable col lrHI I;nss". which
WAS Carried Win spirit ft ~ IT. -
WIS tho theatre uf 4 hi,t"r struS.I"
throughout tho whole day.
I'm the end tho bravery "f "lr troops
III" rn"my'S stubborn r"SiSt-
nncr and hr contested positions re-
manned in our hands.
About midday and in ia" aft"r!,' "N
the enemy launched lw" heavy n'tn"Ss
q Sai,rSt Monte ii Val BELLA. hui IL"
enemy masses. nnwn down by our ar
tlllnrr fir" w"r" completely arrested !'r
OUT infantry and forced Ia retire.
Our .nirplanrs darinrly participated
in MI phases Of tn" lighting.
The losses suffered Icy ~" enemy on
Sn,;Irday AMI Sunday ar" asrrrtHiri"d !"
h,v> been exec Hti"nail:' heavy. Eighty
i've officers and l."3" m"u w"r" made
prisoner Our l"$s"G. thanks I" ~
Of III" attack and TIA" ~
rcllcnt corporation &C III" artillery.
were very slight
ION lhr remainder of III" from th"
ti=h:ing activity yesterday VA normal.
In thr paon" valley aud in ia" r"Giun #
GilIirurin W. surprised small enemy
pnSts. securing 4 r"w prisoners AMI ma
chine guns. III 'hc M"uGu1 region an
enemy attack was rrpu!S"t.'
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rLEEEI.ANp. O.. July i.--EuS"n" V.
p.hS. whn was arrested hero Yesterday
charged with violation OF The eSplon-
az, aGt, lift ls>T" !a:e today for his
homo III Terra Hau;r. Indiana He was
released on SiG.nnn bail a!;"r hc'Ng ar
raing.d betor" Federal Judge Weston
hafrn. /; WAS ANNOUNCED at IN" federal
building that b"h~ would max" no al
dresses while awaiting trail. which WAS
tentatively SGT -: July -.
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rARIS. July I.~-Th" French "'r'n"n
.rlnyrd their part IN III" .!n"r"aS""
a"rrn! activity winch has' been. d'"'t"t'f
rInnr jr" front IN ~" lust lew "h!S'
Y"sl"r,Iay they hr"u.hr down "r l"l'
on, If action - ':'r>n"n rlTn"e ana
,rt on fire six cnpiiN. hnli"'.ne. "'''r!-
ing :" IN" NAY "iii'." .ann'u"."''''h' -.
n3Gh' I'll" statement says.
ON jun "a. II GERMAN A'TriHh"S
wrr. brought down or pur "Il 81 h''''h
and six rapiiy" hall""nS M"r' act on
tire. Th, following night "ur h"hh'hS
machines dropped - Ions ~ Pr"J'-
tiles ~, aviation grounds IN iH"AT0H. inc
T,.,v,. r,iiyylv station and mUniti"n de-
pnt& nj Vill"re-' .,rhona"l. wh"r" Il N'"-
i,nt "Xpiui>nu ""Gurr"!.
"Y'h"rc was ~ "Vrut If !inpnTtnnc"
.,lnul, Ih" whole front.
..r,s,.n Thcai,r, Jun" @".--Th"r"
WAS rnndrrtr" artillery activity ANA
rrirnl rnr"untrrS ro"k r!a"" IN 'h'
GiruuIo ana II. "a" T"Erad"t: S"''"r.
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ai.i56. irrludn= four generals and
about c.&n1 officers. Tho French lost
>96?9. including Two generals and ahnnt
= Inn officers. Tho rest were divided
among III" P"rIuGu"s". Belgian ana
American forces.
'tann"n to tho number "f 2.f'H were
taken and II,""! machine E"nS were
brought back from IN" hattiehrld I" the
boot collecting stations.
Concerning events along tho front. tho
statement says.
"lariial attacks hy tho British nnr'h
If .hIhcrl wrr" rcpiiIsSd. Between Inc
Aisnc and III" Mnruo lively activity on
,hc PAR; Of the enemy prevailed. his in
fantry often advancing on strong re-
cnnnaIterinE expeditions. Near st.
Pierre Alrl". and south IF that place.
tn" French Attacking after violent ar
till"ry. wcr" r"rulSCd.'