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was at the start of the drive and
whatever our hope was in the counter
offensive on the flank of the salient.
t is now perfectly evident that thoS0
aims have been set aside. The oh
iective of each army is the other Il"
my: each one of them wants 70 k!
rs many Of the other as possible.
The holding back of the jaws h..
The Germans at Sossons and nra
Rheims has made it practically impoS
Sible for US to expect Il bag. They
have had two weeks now TO withdraw
from The dangerous points down nea
the A[arne, and the objective of eaC
army is the other army During tn
last few days the American forces q
hHr salient have been increased h
he arrival of the forty-second djviS
on. which is taking part in the fight
ing near Fere- -en-Tardenois and Sergy
The American division in the vicinity
cf Ronchedes and Cierges Is our third
division.
Il Lave ordered the formation of six
new American divisions in the Unit
I'd States They will be numbered
from fifteen TO twenty and will be or
ganiZed at Camps Logan, Kearney
Beauregard, Travis, Dodge and Sewer
These divisions will have as nucIe
us, as the six divisions organized laSt
month did, two regular infantry regi-
ments. following the policy of the war
department to replace as far as pos
Sible every soldier at home who is fl
for service abroad with the HON
guards or men of limited service. Thr
regular regiments referred to will b
sho nu4Jeus of these divisions"
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NOT TO FIX MINIMUM WAGE
Labor Board Continues to Consider
PAY Complaints Separately.

Washington, Aug IA minimum
wage to he applied throughout all in
dustries will not he established AT this
time by the war labor board.
In making this announcement the
board said wage controversies would
he considered individually as hereto
fore
The boards dyriSion WAS set forth
In a resolution asserting i; w0Gid ~
unwise to ''make orders in thi., inter
rcrnum based on approvc1 v.e,rS of
progress in normal times. which. IN
!Cr war conditions. Nigh seriously
i'm pair The economic structure of our
county"
Employers and workers were called
upon to compose their differences in
accord with the principles onunciated
in President Wilson'S labor nrnclama-
tion April g.
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Washington, Aug 1-These promo
ttons III The marine CORPS r.rre e..
proved by presiden. Wilson. Ert:a
der General John A. Lejeune to be a
permanent major general: Brigad.er
General T. w T. Waller, TO be tenn
norary major general and ColonelS
James f Mahoney Charles G Long.
Benjamin Fl. Fuller Wendell c. Ne
vile. Cyrus s. Radford. John T. Ny
ers and Albertus W. Catlin. to be tenn
porary bgigadIer generals.
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Assert Sov:et's Fall Near.

London, Aug. Information reach
ing Stockholm, says the correspondent
of the Times there, shows the Bolshe-
vik regime has come to the end of it's
tether and the Russian masses-work-
men and peasants-are about to rise
In arms against Bolshevik tyranny.
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London, Aug. 1.-Speaking In the
house of commons, Arthur J. Balfour,
British foreign secretary, said no enc
my government had approached the
allies regarding negotiations for
0eace
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GERMAN CHIEF
AT K|Ev SLAIN
Field Marshal Elchhafn and
Adjutant kIIlee
BOMB THROWN AT CARRIAGE
The Slayer Says Committee Of Social
RevoIutionists Ordered the Kill

The Slayer Says Committee of Social
Revolutionists Ordered the Kill
ing.
Amsterdam, Aug. 1--Fish Marshal
Won Eichorn, the German commander
in the Ukraine, and his adjutant, were
fatally wounded by bomb, in kiev.
They died the same day.
The bomb was thrown from a cab.
which dr,,-e close TO thei- carriage
as Won Eichhorn and the adjutant,
Captain Won Dressler. were approach
ing the field marshal's residence.
The assassin and the cab driver
have been arrested.
1t has been estahished,-a telegram
from Kiev declares. the crime origin
ated with the Social Revolutionsts
, in Moscow.
The assassin is a lad of twenty-three.
He said he came from the Province
of Kazan. adjacent 10 Moscow, on
orders from communist committee,
to kill the field mar hal.
the field marshalS death says that
after he had received severe wounds
/ on the left side, heart trouble set in.
/ The means applied TO strengthen the
( heart only gave temporary relief Cap
, tain Won nressler died from loss Of
blood.
Inquiry shows that the assassin
calls himself Boris Danskio. and thar
he was an agent of the Social Revo-
lutionists of the Left In Moscow He
was furnished by the central commit
tee Of that faction with bomb, re
volver and a supply Of money, it Is
declared in the Berlin despatch.
Emperor William, upon learning of
the attack and before being Informed
of its fatal termination, telegraphed
the field marshal as follows:
MY Dear Field Marshal and Gen
eral: have learned with indignation
and deep regret of the abominablc
crime committed against you and your
adjutant. Be assured of my sincere
and hearty sympathy 7 hope and
pray TO God that you may be granted
a speedy recovery. May he preserve
you to us and the fatherland.
with heart greetings. your well
disposed king. william
Telegraphing from Kiev (date not
given) the Hamburg Frendenblatt's
correspondents Says: 6Saz
4 nea a stoT horizon in the Tx
raine. Tire government is trying to
ward off this threatened unrest by
making arrests on a large scale. NJ
Gyzicki, secretary of state of the Het-
mans government. who is an outSpok-
en- monarchiSt was among those ar
rested"
Field Marshal Won Eichhorn is III"
second conspicuous German To be aS
SaSSinated in the east recently Coun'
Won Mirbach. German ambassador at
Moscow was the other victim. He also
was killed with bomb
General Herman Won Eichhorn, the
military dictator of Ukraine. has Il
brilliant career He played an fmpor
tant role in the development Of thr
German military machine. He was
one of the first commanding generale
to use the telephone In directing oper
ations of troops in the field He de
monStrated ifs practicabflity In the
Prussan army maneuvers in Septem-
Der, 1905
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SEE HARVEY III. CONWAY for the
best located houses in Cambridge, all
modern improvements. Moderate rents.
Houses always for rent. LIFT.
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent or buy a good
farm on State or shell road. Jacob Alt
water Cambridge, route 2. 25-6t. cod
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from Town Point Apply at once, with
lowest price, to Cambridge Manufac-
turing Co 7-24-2w
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Big AhM!ES IN
DEATH STR(jGoI-EE: :
Sole Aim is 10 XII, says
General March.
MAN TO MIN 6R@T5L1
American Chief of Staff Says Our II = .
Hold Apex of Wedge Where Ftaaj
Test May Come.

Washington, Aug. l.-The battle in
the Aisne-Marne salient has ! ye!op
ed into Il life and death ~tr;.~-lv be.
tween the opposing armies.
More limited ohiectives III" ter
mans may have had n launching II -"
attack III Rheims or for which G.,n -l@t'
FOch may have aimed i'll his counter
thrust. have been submerged II 4
greater struggle. the object of VIII e..
on each side is the destruction If h.
opposing army.
This Interpretation of the battle
was formally presented hr Can al
March, chief of staff, in his mid-weeE
ron' renee with newspaptr CORES
p0ndpnts Whatever was III, N ":u
al German purpose of The hop tlIa
governed the allied counter blow h
said. it is now perfectly evident "a
these have been set aside. The o.. g
of each army now is the other arm
each is seeking to kill a~ many as pos
SfhIe.
il making this announcement. Gen
era1 March frankly admitted t"at the
German resistance in holding snar,
The fa1Ts IF the salient had frustra cd
any hope Of hagging any cons derahlo
portion Of the German armies In tn"
salient.
In two weeks time. he pointed out
the enemy has had ample time to
withdraw his advanced divisions and
TO perfect his defensive positions
along the fIattened front now estab-
liShed
General March's statement was ac-
"epted as explaining reports that the
Germans have concentrated nearly
million men on this narrow front and
as disclosing the reason for the ter
rfhc fighting in which American fore
es have been engaged in the centre o.
the battlefront. where losses have no.
served to divert either side from the
struggle for critical positions
The Americans hold the apex of
the allied drive. the vital point on
which the outcome Of the struggle
may hinge, and the fury of German
counter attacks is accounted for by
this fact The appearance Of the all
American Rainbow division, the forty
<,<,cc,,5 4stbss mi E fat.ai
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FOR RENT-4-room fiat in Peoples
Bank Building, present occupied by C.
E. Finley, with all modern convenien-
ces, and in splendid condition. Apply
to w H Spedden. Cashier. 722-tf.
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FOR RENT-205 Willis ST., convent
ent location, good repair. Reasonable
rent w E. Brohawn 7-15-1m.
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wANTED-Tf NY a house and lot,
with one or tw oining lots, OUTSIDE
city limits. Ans re Banner. 7-27-tf
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FOR RENT-New house on Hugh
lett st. Apply to William F.. Apple
garth. 2-S-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-I am prepared to
lend on mortgages. In sums to s,lit
borrowers, amounts ranging from $500
to $4,000. If you wish to borrow mo-
ney, or have some you wish to lend.
apply to T. Sangston Insley. Cambridge.
Md 2-21-tf
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FOR RENT

/ FOR SALE-Round and slab wood at
| 50 load. j. H. Waller. phone Sc. 4-27-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Havfng bought a truck,
for our business. we will sell at a bar
gain l bay horse, Z years old, weighs
1900. l top delivery wagon, nearly
new, front wheels turn under. ] no
top delivery wagon, low front wheels.
AnnlY to E NJ Skinner & Bro. 6-10-tf.
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raine. Tne government is trying to
ward off this threatened unrest by
making arrests on a large scale. NJ
GyZicki, secretary of state of the Het-
mans government. who is an outspok-
en- monarchiSt. was among those ar
rested"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-09
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City. Aug. 9.-Two distinct
markets in the hog division today.
Shippers bought a few selected butch
or grades AT the start 10 a zoe high
er, Top end of the range being pushed
to $19.25, while. packing grades were
hard to move ara only steady.
Cattle run moderate, 1900. IS
against 1,795 a week ago AMI 1865
the corresponding day a year ago.
Tone to the entire trade today was
quiet. Quality of the killing grades
that arrived was rather plain and the
sharp declines on cow stuff and The
plain light steers noted earlier in tho
week we're still effective. Sucker
and feeder suppl light, market abnd'
steady.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-09
PHONE COMPANY PUTS
BAN ON HUN MESSAGES

Brookaeld, Mo. - Complying
with the request of the Linn
county council of defense, the
Bell Telephone company of this
city, has issued an order to all
patrons Of its system prohibiting
any other language than English
over the telephone lines.
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pound?' So l did, and through it, I
found relief from my suffering and l
really believe it saved my life. 1t does
not seem as though / can say enough
in praise of this wonderful medicine for
the health it has brought me. Miss
CORA LEE. HALL, West Plains, Mo.
Perhaps it may seem an extrava-
giant statement to say that this great
remedy saved a life; but women like
Mrs. Hall, to whom it has brought
health, appreciate the danger and
suffering they have escaped too well
to doubt it! All who suffer should
try it. Why risk life and healtl,
without it?
For special advice write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-09
SAYS HUBBY IS CRUEL
Oregon Woman Says He Forces Her
to Be German.

AN American woman who five years
ago married a member of the German
colony near Mulino, Ore, has an
nounced that she win file suit for d.
vorce, following requirement that she
register al an enemy alien.
II am an American" she says, "and
/ will not be classed as a German just
because / married me-. My husband
and I have no difficulties, but var Is
war, and / feel that / am justified in
seeking to regain my citizenship"
1t Is said she will allege 'cruel and
unusual treatment" as the basis of
her suit, claiming that 1t Is cruel Of her
husband to "force her to be a German,
owing to his negligence in not taking
out naturalization papers"
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rlDle cramps every
month SO | was I'M
able to do anything.
| had tried every
doctor in w st
Plains, also every
emedyIcoul think
of, without relief.
One daywhen / was
suffering greatly a
friend was at my
hous e and said,
Why don't you try
Lydia E. Pinkhams
h1o Cnm-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-09

Misses Frances and Edith. daughH
tiers Of Emlon Darlington of Pocopson.
Pa, have developed Into painters Of
''high" degree. Recently they paint
ed the barn. including the high root
with all its angles; the house and
other buildings. The girls also have
charge Of the large dairy on the farm
and perform much Of the work
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-09
WOMAN SAVED
MUCH SUFFERING
Bytaking Friends Advice and
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

West Plains, Mo. 81 was all run
down in health, had indigestion and ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
REPORT EEAEp RY POLICE AT $3.50
O'CLOCK SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN SAFE BLOWING
NO Clue To The Robbers VINO Dc
parted immediately After The
Big Robbery

TIA; tho big .,a!" at tho Ron theatre
was blown yesterday morning about
80 O'clock is The superstition IF th"
.icuihs who arc working: on the $3.50"
7'ncy are also IF tho opinion that tn"
rrarkSmrn departed from thu city
shortly after tho crime was cumihitt"n
and that they did not wall long about
II" city after completing IT" Job.
II was abuu; $50 o'clock according t.
Patrolmrn Edward Gehrlng and H""rH"
iced when they heard Il report OF a
uurncd ratur. u lasted ltiL second
and there Was not a souHd following
that ono report. II is thought that the
report was thai nf tn" safe being blown
and that there was hut the onr report.
and none following.
The officers wcr" rounding the cor
no. OF Market and Fourteenth Mt the
time and Immediately following II
they mad" 4 rl:,m. investigation on thc.r
beat. hi.t fourd nothing Ia report.
Some time kci"r" the robbery how
ever They encountered tT0 strangers
and asked they Tor An explanation ami
Ihry were told by The ,nrn that they
wrro stopping 1T The Rogers and ""r"
out late. |, is thnLRht that these "crs
two Of tho party that pulled off III"
job.
I'll" ruhh"rS entered tn" thcGtre
seemingly with pass key aud that th'y
entered from Market street through III"
front door ih"rc - ~ doubt II IS
ihnurr mat 'tl.rv l"ft Il Waterman 81
IL. "ut"id, /" ,;i',' II Sisnal when ail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
Conference Opens.

Tho minister's and lay delegates Of
III" Evangelical churcu rC IA" F,n1syl-
vaniu district Of liz Evangelical synod
uf North America opened their confer
rncc last evening in -. raul's church.
Last evening SERVERS for Tho public
W"r" held and will he continued lhl1
evening and Sunday morning and c"en-
inE. Tho opening address last "v"uin';
Wa "nu'Iurt.d by Roy. J. 1!aiz"r of 81.
Louis president q: tho Evangelical
synod. \, Tho patriotic meeting TINS
evening. l:"v. W. Eunhnrd and I;"v. II.
Shrub. both of riitShurgN. will address
the audinrc.'. tIu sunday. morning. R"v.
T. SChan;tthnrSl ."f IIannihal, VIII ad
dress the Sunday Schuul. Re-. August
Rurckrr u. r.. uf Pittsburgh. and E"".
otto EreuhauS. president Of the Penn
syiyauia district. viii deliver 'hc morn
ing addresses Roy. Th"o. Selma L.. Of
PITTSBURGH. will deliver tho cl"s'rg ad-
dress Sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
|G3G|3'S1 MAKE CT ANAY FOLLOWING
ROBBERY DE- THE REX THEATRE

was ready and s. that the coast would
hc clear.
The SAT-. which was located in the
front office WAS reno, cd from! that
location h. removing tho door jams
winch allowed u la W. aiken out. |;
was then j!mm"d with a crow bar down
The isle IL the orchestra pit whore the
hole was drilled in above the door lock
and the rxTlosivc Inserted. following
whirh thu ranrrics w"r" removed from
about the huXc" and soaked in water and
then wrapped about thu safe door |"
dcadcn the SQUAD. Tho wire WAS next
inserted and tho door blown [" atoms.
Concrete and PARTS nf lhc door were
blown all about tiir rln0r. Inn the thieves
took time /" cover tho valuable piano
with n carpet in order that it, would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
Me 22SAGE5 SENT
VIA RED CROSS
RED CROSS TO OPERATE PLAN FOR
CoMMUNICATIoN BETWEEN
HERE AND over THERE"
Will BE Handled BY "Home Service
Section" And Messages MUST
Be Personal

Tic G'mit"d status S"N"rn''"nt mas
o,iird The American Rcd Gross IN "r-
"r,t. = plan IS r"stri' t"d ""'nmlh''h'
;In,i Im.in...n r.s.n> III th:S country
ami ih":r r"lar,r"s or FRI 'ndS IN enemy
or ally Of ,.u"Ini. roun'r!"S or IN me
provinces occupied hy them. In com
plianrr with thiS request. til" !'"d ross
will cn,i"uror 80 deliver all proper
messages wiIhnut COS; /" II" inquirer
but the. ,i"li:rry al thu messages cru
not hc guaranteed.
TIL" plan Of operation provides TIA;
messages IL. t"rrpi"d only on pr S"'i'-
ii forms and forwarded I" IA" hu:"''H
If rn,nr,trr,,.airn" nj nnilonHl Ped cross
h"adGuur,"rs. Washington. y. t. TIL"
bureau Of communication VIII para
rhrasr or translate III" message Hnd
send It To Il nruflnl country. wh"nt" INC
message viii h" Forwarded I" the per-
son addressed. Answers Will h" r"ccI"-
81 by tn" bureau. again through melt
trail country. and after rarHrhaslnE or
lramSlaling tnc reply IT Will w. forward
cd ln mo person mukluE The or!Giual
inquiry.
Applications for communication SER
vice must 10 ac"TcdIi"h ~ r"pLtahi"
Persons in good standing III their COM
mufht: ana hN personality hn""H !" INV
Rod Cross. or rls' accompany their 3n-
plirniIon by Il letter signed 10y \ re-
putahlr person who Is known and VII"
vouchcs f"r the good faith aud tru;h-
rulnrSs "r The applicant.
Only purely WTs"nal messages VII
h" accepted. Messages relating &"
financial "r political matters "r matters
II pubic interest cannot hr Forwarded.
\ singh. communication IAN not -:
addressed /" m"re than one person III
"u"tny territory.
This communication S"rNlc" Tor tn"
Wheeling chapter will h" handled b.
thr nome service Scrtinn ~ tho Rod
Cross. whose offices is located at No.
- Twelfth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
pOSLAM PROVES
PACIFY|NG BALM
TO ITCHY SKIN

Try Poslam for any had case or r.
2"in1. particularly when nothing else
seems ~ help and thu itching is almost
InI"l"r1hlr
P0SlIfn ~ sn active. stops itching 80
Quickly. that II does away with much
uncertainty.
This cirectncss--Ihis getting right at
the Lrnuhc-is a quality exclusive IN
rosIan. Pnslam possesses healing en-
crEy in such concentrated form that one
ounce nj FuSlam is worth pound OF
onimcnIG less efficient Esc II II
drive away any crupiional disturbance
of the skin.
Sid everywhere. FIR free sample
" rI;" !" Emergency Laboratories. -"
w. i1ih street. New York City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
STEUBENVILLE

STE,TEENVILLE. ohio. jane o.
Jefferson county youths t" the hummer
nf 80 registered fer military service
rho uurnb,r fell far below expectations
III. draft officials having predicted 81"
or over.
In StsrhenvilIc. Local R"2rd No. l
registered "Sn men and local E"srd No
REGISTERED - c!"u 20" ~ me chhI'
,,oriss horc Toronto. BcrSh"'z an"
SmItEttcli.
rn,i iish' registration is attribute"
n: .d-af, officials to tn" rush OF on
i:~tn.nts during tn: past iew week
and the. fact that tn" TWO rhI" Nall 'nH'
Cit.,rd Companies recruited n"TH l"S'
summer aud previous rerrultiht cam
raicns for III" navy an! nlar.nEA'
drained the youth Of the city and VIC
.r;iY.
Tf,r records OF local board NJ. l.
siluN thal l9t "f tn" mon registered
ar. whit citIZsms. :" nj" u"Sro'" ana
IN ar, n!iru$ t."";,l Board NJ. :. had
:4c whit. citizens. . negroes and %
aliens.
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For Overseas Duty

E"v W-Illiar1 Martin. SiGcncr rector
Of st. paul's church for tho past nine
wears. has enlisted IN Ihs Y ~ .. A.
for overseas duty and has naru cal '"6
10 report at New York IN lam" iGth. H."
will deliver his farewell sermon at St
Fauls next SUNDAY. I,rT. Sidcn"r en-
dcavnrcd 70 enlist az an ARM chaplain
and later tried 10 get into ih" Rcd Cross
service hut failed /" pass tho CXam.n-
atinuS TIL" NcS'ry Il tn" church has
refused 70 accept hH r'SlgnntroE Gnh
has granted him all ind"IInIt" leave tn
salary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
MoRMoNS PATRIOTIC.

WASHINGTON. June 6.--Wheat
storehouses OF tho Mormon church in
Utah are being swept clean for the first
time in thirty. years. To add 10 the sup
ply for American soldiers and the allies
overseas The Mormons have turned
over TO the food administration more
than a quarter OF a million bushels Of
grain. representing the great reserve
store kept up since the days OF Brigham
Young. through contributions by farme:
church members OF one-tenth OF their
crops.
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Second Presbyterian Red Cross.

cicty OF tn" Second csbytrrian. church
Of the Snpth Side held an all-GHy S''~-
sion. yesterday. in thor rooms II Tia.
church. 'rh" dag WAS devoted Ia 'h''
usual Ii.cr~i"u. Swing for The Rcd
Cross. quite Il number OF arti1l">. wcr".
completed and will h. turned over IL
The I'D ;'r"sS headquarters At tn Hut
building as soon as possible. Tr"%"
ladies of tbs Suci"Iy !avc bc'n lak.M~
great interest III th"ir work ana arc AZ.
ccnpliShing great work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
Sister Carmel Dies

Sister Carmel. on" &c IT. hcl.E"L
Sisters az the Third Dricr "f Fr;:t'-
riscau Sisters. VIII" hn- been - h'n:;
in tho school 1T 81. Agnes. Ming" .iuu"t-
ion. entered into n" rest :lirht after II
few weeks Illness with rlcur'Sy. IL.
maiden name was f"cn-y and lIHi hnHI'
was in WrllshurE. ". Na. Her remains
will b" ;akcn To tn" ll"lr Fh'Ell;' con-
vent at Man.townC Wis. for Iu:"rrirIu.
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Tried To Incite Riot

Brooke county. W. Va. officials have
notified N" f"d"ral auth"rili"S ~ l."
he alleged diSlu%ni uttarau",s and
uciivlt'"T Of Louis iinrvatt and Ausir,-
an whu il is said has been trying To
mott" miners AZ tho Louis Mines raSr
"f E"llarshce 10 riot and destroy prop
"riy. 1t Is alleged, no talked against
;ha L. 6. and said American soldiers
"Vv"r there" should n" mutilat"d as \
lcSsmn % the others To stay away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07

This evening in ihc lHsiu"@> rooms o.
Iii" Chaplin: Street Mc.E"''i"i. ErIsr"pal
church tho m"nlh,rS "f Ih". TEACHERS
training class az IN" Sunday srh""l Will
hold 4 business srSSiun. tn" members
arc all urged IL b" present. rs matters
81 imnnrlauc" will be tak'n ur and all
reports viii hc read.