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Evening star., 1918-12-10
Brest Big Passenger Exit.

Because this is a deep-water port
most American soldiers will say
goodbye to France here. There will
be no such big camps of embarka-
tion as Mills, Upton and Merritt at
home, but, as rapidly as possible, the
best arrangements are being made
for sending the-men back. Until re-
cently. Gen. George Harries of WASH
ington was concentrating his atten-
1ion upon getting troops for the bat
tie front unloaded one day and
en- route by the railroad the next.
His work was recognized when he
was appointed by Gen. Pershing as a
member of the armistice commission
1t was never expected that the work
of evacuation would have to begin so
soon. but Gen. Helmick has at his dis
'posal a large force constructing shell
ters for the troops that are coming
back.
Freight is temporarily congesting
on the wharves and in the cities be-
cause SO much material was en- route
when the armistice was signed. This
must be returned.
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AMERICAN BULLETS
Continued Prom First Page')
been heavily repulscd and has 0ul-
Jared a complete check"
Early o. S. exports.


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE N.ENE. July l5.--ln their attack
IN ihr Marine front the terminus thT'"
many bridges across the river. 'N''
rhrs, tho Germans ar" passing nhdCr Il
vrithrri1r fire from the artillery. Ter
MAJ, progress Is l,cinG stayed ny inc
mnChnc EunnrrS. >, 100,
The Americans and t!i"ir fr"nrh COM
radrS have resisted IN" enemy 10 III" W
most and arr. continuing Ih3S character
Tho Amrr,ran forces on 'h's 'front.' de-
liy,rr,i a counter attack uI"'1 IN" yer
nans n IN" NauX r"!:!"n TINS morning
and drove, off TN" "n' my
II * rcrorrrd that The Americans nave
e,lvanrrd their own lines n dis'an"" 81
several hundred yards. hu, this has not
i,r"n confirmed. .
u is clear that the German attack III
In NauX region rumTl"i'!y hr'E" down
under l." American r''inI'r ;i''n' ~ "'
,hcr sharp firh''>:s: - 'k'IN I" H'N'''F
in IhiS area at any tlri". however
Tho oprrntiou at VAIN appeared /" W.
=. r, In, rnr soon after l. BEGAN IT," 'i"r-
mans attacked All tl"n& ihr NJ irn''
where they w,r, rnllanily "rr's'I by
Nor. rr III" American troops "nd mo
French.
peak Of III" hir river h'r!. tn" N'n' r.
can marliiuc runn"ra 80 iniauirNm"n
rnurht and d!rrl where hoy stood.
other; If M American troops WITH
drew HtrairricaliN ~ tin "r''u!E a'ta"'.-
rt from cr%i If Chateau Thi"trE :"
along the Narn". "aS' II b"rua"#. MAS :
ing additional crossings.
Shortly. after ..l"s"n O'clock IN" az
I'm" American infantry r'-iui'ui> l'uh'h-
I'd counter nit;rk& IN III r'c'"i 81 Con
IL"
Wo~.l zee, iv.'d h'r" Shows that III.
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1877 WHEELING;
81 OHIO COUNTY
On JULY oath
Entertainments Of 1856 Draf-
tees Announced By State
Military Department
Special to The Intelligcncer.

CHARLESTON, w. W., July 10
Announcement was made to-day BY tho
state department. Of miHrary ccpSu@
trainment for the 1866 selec:iv. draft
men to go to Camp Meade, Md, dur
ing the five days period bi g!nntng
July 22. The city OF Charleston will
send Sd, Kanawha district No, l will
send SO, and Kanawha No. will send
81, all on July IS.
Entertainments on Monday, July q,
include: Calhoun 81, Doddridge So,
jackson SO, Marion "a, Mason lis,
Mineral 81, NonongaNa gig, PlenSants
8, Roam 81, and Taylor SIS. Total so3.
Entrninment for Tuesday, July &c,
include: Randolph 122, Richie 90.
Tucker 40, Webster II. Wirc So, Wood
1913, Gilmer SIS. Total $50.
Entertainment for wednesday, July
"a, include: BraXton 155, Brooke 5+,
Hancock 2, Jefferson 81, Lewis SO,
Marion $50, Nicholas 100, Ohio 81.
Wheeling is7, Upshru eS. Wyoming
IL. Total l,o24.
Tho ent-alrmeuts for Thursday, July
IS, include: Barbour %, Boone 40,
Caoeu "A, Huntington 2o1, Harr1son
$50, Lincoln SO, Logan IS, Preston 49,
Raleigh SIS, Summers, 66, wayne ..
Total 931.
Entertainment for Friday, July 20.
besides those from Charleston anu
Kanawha county, include: Berkeley
zoo, Hampshire 7a, Marshall leo, Mer-
Ger rs, Nllngo Is, Monroe So, Morgan
80, Pendleto1 Sc. Pocal:ontns &C. Put
nam 40, Tyler 50, and Wetzel 1876
Total ! ,426~
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e.-r. had begun ;h":r counter prcplra-
lion an hui." ..ir!I'r.' This greatly DIS
lurD"I the cnr!hy.
The latest information shows the enc
NY demonstration Oh the eastern illhltS
ct the C'hurlpaI;H enc L. hring nclu by Inc
French army uuG"r the command "l unc
~ tn in'si brilliant Of Frances SOL
,iI,r ~. NO muGc his Reputation III me
l.Ig,;,n&:lcS.
On III, north side Of lii, river Marine
and ~ th" r:lInr:: lnr Germans had been
aulr IL concentrate numbers Of I"nt0ons
and hattie" work bridges Tor Il passage
al lIn' stream. Wh"u they approached
however. they found that lh''r tempo
rary cru%S,n;: places were beng ClIlliitd'
ri ant their efforts must iI;ttc cost
lh"m al" :"aNirSl l"SScs.
II wv many German divisions were
Ihru!,n lItiu III, bait!, Is not known yea
buI II is evident that tacir reserves. who
i!;,h been trimming lar behind the lines
wrrr hrnua;hi forward in large bodies.
TN" 'nt'i"tii"h$ i9r "a" prr*G"t are
tina: rn' principal enemy effort Is being
mad. toward rHalraL Thi"rrN. hut IN,
G',ripl""cnt a lh@ operations will as
usual depend upon III" measure OF sue
cess Of any section ~ III" line.
Til" allied y.taifS arr absolutely conf
d'ni &C gh'iT ;.hiil:y l." hold their line
and although Iil- G,rnHn$ may advance
at SON" points. ih"ir progress. II Is de.
''lrr"d. VIII h" STAYED jus; a. soon a.
their 'Ilrnil"n> COME clear.
Tin" GcTmHn f"utm"n seemed shy
ahcu; attacking ~ The vicinity OF
RirrlmS. They wrr" strongly held Ivy
. the tr"n,h troops lluNg The Champaign
Z"iir. perhaps h.. ?,I::" tn"y We're merely
nIn..!Tt: :, biz driiI"n- traIlun.
Toward t'ial";.l Thtrrry. h"!wc"I
shat place. ami I"rm:.u:i whore Il iars"
valley divides ihr ,"iu;! IS'd". they
nHd" Az In.mru>,. effort L. 'T'''S:: the
Mrrn" n "r.l'.: t. break through the
:Ill:,.l d. -Il.,-S
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ALBANIA FIGHT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

night the arlr:lcry ACTIVITY has been
lively.
six hos,iir a!rplancs have been
downcG."
VIENNA. Sunday. .Tnly. lt.--.tiil"d
troops in Albania .r"ntinu" to hhVHnc"
SAYS AN official statement from AuStr"-
Hungarian headquarters today. increa*-
ed activity is noted "n the Italian front.
The statement reads:
Between Lake Garda and the Adii:'
the reciprocal artillery fire. was very
active. ON the Venetian mountain fronr
activity has Increased. This morning
Italian lrlitalInns fruitlcssly attacked
southwcS;. ri .tst#.;o and north nf Monte
III Val E"lla. I'm engagement on The
western slopes ni tho Brcnta Valley
also ended ISL our favor.
I'm Albania the enemy Is gradually
pressing forward against our new line
of resistance. In the Devoi valley a
French squadron has been rcpulsed."
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Bonds Of tho Fourth Liberty Loan.

Bonds Of the fourth Liberty loan are
now being turned ont by III" thousands
daily hv the trcaSury's bureau nj en-
craving and printing. The bonds Rr"
similar in form and design 10 tho"c ~
IN" third loan. and Sia"" mas n""h ''''
~, as, hand for insertion of tho exact
terms Of IN" bonds.
II - believed that 4 sufficient NUM-
h.r IF m, bonds Will he ready 10 MAX"
nossih(, lrmrdlat" delivery OF HI r"nnS
ni The fourth loan rs they are iui'
chased.
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WITH TIE. AMERICAN ARMY az
TIE MAXINE. .iui| -. /" - m
'i;T lr" k%$"'la;''! I'r'SS '-~ IN tier
mans 1T ,ity!i:h, TODAY ia"r"!l"'l Il Nl"-
Ir,, aita,l :,":,r>I tn. American posi-
iinns wet .nf Chateau Thl,rry. "sI"-
",ail, r"a" NHiN.
TL.. or;:.rk ,,an,. after 81 mos violent
lnnlItr,irr-ui If. hia.h explosives and
ga:. .inl!> tlr"r:"h"ul IN" "IShi. TIL
Nur,ri,.:,r troops sought .,m"Ir"" wh"r-
ever II wu$ r.niIHh!". when IN" enemy
infantry ;!Iun.arv,l the Americans
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Rehabilitation OF Our Soldiers.

TIA" United States Li'Ncl7lihrnt il NIX
going t. H.. content with merely rc-rdu-
eating and r"hahIltating It's soldiers
VII" have been disabled by wounds. ana
fitting them for useful and Ealntul oc-
ruputIuuS: it - npl going tn leave lhclii
In shift for themselves. hut Will exert
an active continuing interest III mar
Welfare.
This does not moan thai thu (inre1 n
men; is t. crddh, them or treat Them rs
wrakIinmS h,Ii !; i. going to take an H..
Iiv,. interest i,u s,riIrInE them work,
and IN other ways cndrav"r /" make
up lu them the opportunities and NJ
vanIaE,.S they lost 10y r''aS'Tn al wounds
received III fighting their countryS bal
tics.
Every Liberty Loan Bond and "rcry
War Savings Stamp purchased AIDS IL
THIS work.
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100000 AUSTRIANS IN
ITALY HAVE DESERTED

LONDON. July l5.-Forty thousand
eeSrrtcrs from the Austrian army lied
inland after IN" Pave disaster the
Zurich correspondent Of Tn" Daily News
has learned from neutral sources, he de-
clarcd in Il dispatch today.
Some Of these arc armed and arc said
70 he hiding in the mountains. Three
thousand d"scrtrrs were arrested IN
Budapest. Austro-(ierman relations are
seriously strained us Il result OF the
l'lavr defeat. the correspondent said.
German chancellor Won HertlingS re-
cent statements were tho result OF Aus
TRAN pressure designed t" bolster up
the lettering dual monarchy hT show.
ing is oppressed p"opl" that tn" central
empires earnestly desire p'acc.
Despite the rigid censorship II rs
learned that tho Austrian losses on the
Piave, exclusive Of slightly wounded.
were more than 200. u0n OF which l0,NO0
were drowned.
Austrian Premier Won Seydlcr. Aus
;rn-HunEarian iInrriEn Minister Eurian
and Count Czcrnin and Count Hcrch-
,oldt. former Aus; rh- Hungarian foreign
ministers are going 70 German head
Quarters on an important mission.
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FOX SALt-tarm Lands
FOR SALE-Ry tho owner. an So;

FOR SALE-i'y the owner. an ee-acrf
rurm with an extra good room house
with hcat,r and water in the house:
and barn. with good barn and Sil2 anu
at her outhuildinEs. II is undertaken
with coal and II has good frui:. ~ IS
situated . miles from Minerva, when
has three X. r. systems running through
ii. and tho famous Lincoln ltiEhW"y' II
large milk condcnsinS plant is also tncrC.
The farm is just. rolling cnhaSh !"
drain off we'll Buildings lightning
rud"d. Please write for further inform
jy-l5-j
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All Banks to Eelp.

Tho rcp"r; that only banking InSiltn-
tionS qualified as l'n'trd States govern
mont ,cposit"rlrs would he allowed I"
tax. subscriptions for tho fourth lib
cr,y loan has h,-,n rmphalIcally denied.
THE treasury department. says Sec
rotary MrAdoc. desires that all bank
ing institutions shall continue III Inc
future rs th"% har" III IN" past pa
trintiralIy L" aSSiS, and cooperate uuI
ing the various cainrh'SnS LOT inc S''e
a. government securities.
Secretary McALnn'$ often expressed
gratitude and appreciation Of tho pa
,ri,,tisn and the wonderful effectiveness
nr Tho work If III" hunks of the country
in the past Liberty loan campaigns
would seem absolutely To negative an!
idea that h" would refuse I" avail NM
self If their assistance III future cam
palGrS,
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. LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Onc and one-fourth carat dia-
mond ring. mnn'S mounting. lef. III
wash room OF day coach Of i. Il o. train
No. 40. between Bcllaire and Wheeling.
on Sunday, July 18th. Liberal reward
for return Communicate with y. Y. H..
EcllShurg, w Va jy!6i
LOST-l}0s ton terrier female puppy.
white breast, white feet white strip
from forehead to nose. Report to police
station. Liberal reward. Jy1o-i
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WASHINGTON. July 15.-Loui
STATE BAR MEET.
Special Dispatch to The IntclIiccnrer.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelltGrncer
ELkINS. W. Va, July 13.-The
thtrty-fourth annual meeting of the
West Virginia Bar association opens
here Tomorrow and will end W"dn"s-
day evening with banquet. The "l'"u-
ing address by the president. Wells
Goodykoontz, OF Williamson. will b. on
THE Scales Have Fallen from oar
Eyes" The address in the evening will
be by Newton D. Baker, secretary Of
war, on Unexpected Changes in the
Law"
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-High grade salesman with
organizing ability. widely acquainted
with Wheeling manufacturing trade. to
sell lupricaiing SpsGialties on commits
; sion basis. Splendid opportunity for
right man. Address. giving phone NUM-
her. references. Box u ~. care. lntc!li-
veneer jy-lJ-u
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united states Revenues.

~, ir,rrnll rrNrilu,. r0T!"rIlnHS IUT
,hn fiscal ry:,r ending June 80 last total
-; s":-n mn nOn Tho collections for
IN, preceding year W"r" >Ano."""'","'
This Years collections cAr"'d Il! nearly
:. 10. con 800 the estimates n''"'' "h',''
tho war r"vcnu" measures were i'aSS'''
bv,cuncrrsS last year.
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GEN. PERSHINC'S MEN
Continued From First FaSc.)

Iip!I"i his efforts an HruUny ana les
NHriuuis, : AMI ~ tn" rrEi"uS n"r;h "r
pru&IrS aaL $'uAiu. hu! Va r'L ah,.'.
,l"Sritr r"1"ri"d att pups. /" cut III "
cur C0Inhal i.u@i:i"nS.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia nv. near beach. fa9aCy Con. frcs7l''fS
sric:r modern hotel after extensive ALTERATIONS
improvements and rcfur1shns. Private baths run
Ming vsirr In rurns elevator. etc. Nr1ahe laolc.
white Sevirr Offers s.-Ia rary s"l"7I rates Sou
W daily S!rcial weekly. Booket W. r. "',N'.
- ~ - ir..j -tu-th sat
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DEATH FOR AVlATORS

BUFFALO. July LII. S. Halo. 1T
Quincy Ill. an aviator. was Killed by
Tho fall of an airplan" At Curtis field
to-day. Homer V. Sharp. OF Washing
ron. D. C.. was seriously injured.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEX. July 15.--Licu-
trnant Alexander Santos died in the
base hospital n; Fort Sam Houston to-
day from injuries received when h" I'l'
IN AN airplanr near frouks field to-day.
His father * John Santos. of Baltimore.
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT-Good. office and LIVING
rooms on the second ant, third floors NJ
the new Intclligenccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready for ocru-
rancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care lntelll-
r.nccr ap-l7-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOE SALE-JerScy and HolStein cow
! five years old. been fresh five weeks
; extra good mixer. Charles l.. BeSS l..
! r. No. 3. Box rs. Rayland. Ohio. jy-lS-i
/: FOR SALE-Bay driving horse five years
! old, sound and healthy in every way.
i good trottcr. Charles +. Bcs3 4. X: No
! 3. BoX 9S. Rayland. Ohio. Jf-!o-i
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uN TILL; FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE. Iuiy i:.--t ely III" .>""''in'""
I'r,..r) Su:n,. + ih- s'N"r"~f fighting
# IN. war Is: :nliir&: place i"GHy "u tn
front h,iw"ru thar"au Thl"rry ana ~"
Mnin-,!.- A!n~,;'.:".'. alone a 'front.' "i
nl-,ri ~ n'IrH.
Th' most violent EHE"ln"i'H arr
occurring 1" iii" north "f h"r'n"n% "n
tn. Marm, Wh,'rr tn 'i'TnrIiiS ar" al
I"rrniiIir !" "TnsS ;hr river.
I'll" t;"TmHn 1ufIu!rEm' !&un'h"'
thor a;!r"k about dawn. Th"N ""r"
accompanied a. ~" "rSt "G l'h"rlN 'N
- l,rr,. number ,T tanks. III - how
over. were me-; H. ihr admt:aDl" dc
-. ~ at tE". French.
Tn" riraulI. battle started ~ mid
"'!:h: with .,". r ih,' heaviest Nr"rHr' .
ton" ct Hril'I"rT ever "Tr"-,"'ir"'l from
TN, German i'd, -Thr Irrnr h seeing NJ
d!r:ttionS # III" p;iark coming. how
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FOR SALE Automobiles.

FOR SALE-1915 Buick light Four car
in first class order and with three tires
almost new. VIII demonstrate. Call VI.
NJ. I;cll 40; Natl 50. Price S45n.00.
iS-fJ-I
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STRIKERS ORDERED
BACK TO JOBS In
CALIFORNIA PLANT

PORTLAND. Ore. July 15:-CharicS
NJ. Schw5b, director general nt the F:m-
Urgency Fleet corporation here t"dh!
sent Il telegram 10 William Atkinson.
acting president of the lntcrnatlnnai
Boiler Makers union nj Kansas titE.
Mo, urging him To act immediately
toward ending the boiler makers StriNr
at Oakland california.
In his telegram Mr.. Schwah said:
ut seems incredible t. US at the mo-
mont when the Germans are making n
renewed drive against the Am"r:"anS IN
France any body of American w"rkmcn
could stop building ships for any rraS-
on whatever"
WASHINGTON July 15.--Louis
'weyand of Cleveland. President Of til"
International BOilcr1nakcrS Union. an
nounced late tonight that he had issued
an order to striking boiler makers nj
Oakland, California. to return TO work
at once The controversy Will hr m
vcstigated by the labor adjustment
board for shipyard disputes Mr. Wry-
and said.
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PATENTS ssss:;G t.s :Ss:;:
u u u - - ed. Patent s.>s
trademark litieation- Booklet frsA
Il. z. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. W. Va
WANTED-AgentS
PERSONAL

MALE CORES pondent wanted by steel
Company. must be able To write short
hand and lie exempt from draft. Nd
dress Box Z. W.. care lntelligencer.
jy-6-m
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MALE HELP WANTED.
ANY number of Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric Crarcmen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Gathercrs, flint
factory.
Hotel Porters.
Hotel Houscmen.
An: number Labcrcrs.
Machinists.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Weldcrs.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Eight (colorcd) Glass Bottle factory
Domcstics.
POSITIONS WAITED.
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Care rakcr Of Lawn Etc.
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchmen and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
Stenographers.
Stenngra pliers and Book-kccp"rs.
Call at the United States Employment
Service between and s O'Clock for In
formation concerning my kind Of en-
ployment desired. Remember this IL i
public service and there Is no charge
whatever to any person. jc-ltf
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Rheims by attacking on both sides 81
il and capturing tho hills which w"uIu
rrn,rr, their right flank ON iur'hHE
advance southwark.
n,,dnn 81, tho situation following ~"
German attack IN France is; that Inc
dry,IurmrntS are quite satisfactory.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL MAJESTIC As s''''", 4

IcarI OCEAN view cap enc: elevator: pn'a'' !,
baths: running IN rnms. "h'e Frt' :
Amer plan. so W daily SI,cial weekly 81. n !
SMITH
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WANTEp-Two boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply to
foreman Intelligencer after p. m.
ny-l5-tf
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wANTED-Expcricnc motorcycle re-
pIrman. Wesley House. 1878 Main
CT rrct jy-I5-i
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Observation-Disclosures reliable. u. f..
bnol; keeper mot in draft). Good posi-
ton. Salary 10000 per month. Refer.
rnccs and bond required. J. c.. care
IntrlliErnC"r. jy-lo-i
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THEWILTSHIRE I hEG TFAc ~ |

nrram v-r: capacity 40: private baths nun
riu: al.r III s,-rnS ritYaI: etc: muse =" "p
dali. SPECIAL Uir'kr. American plan. orrn MI
yr,r Rookie. SAMUEL ELLIS
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WANTED - twenty-five Struc-
tural Iron Workers, rivct heat
ers and rivcters wanted at once
for mill building work. Apply
the Babcock g. Wilcox Co., Bar
bcrton. Ohio. Jy-1Q-m
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WANTED--A first class armaturc' wind
"r. Good opportunity TO right party.
State age and experience. Address &.
Y CIR lntnlfiEtnCcr. iY-l1-l
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WANTED--Male

lcsmnn. Calling on con-
frctr"ncry. drug and retail fruit and
gr"crry trade. I nave side line which
will pay YOU ?2nD to s3t0 per month.
viii rot interfere with other line. Give
M. Jour phone number also line you
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-16
NORTH DAKOTA
ARTILLERYMEN
GET REAL GUNS
Members of 338th Regiment Only
Ones to Practice with
Real Arms.

Camp Dodge, Ia., Jan. 16.-It ap'
pears now that probably the only ar.
tillerymen to receive actual firing
practice on the range with the equip
ment they are to use in France will be
those of the S3Sth field artillery regi.
ment. The men in this regiment are
from western North Dakota and the
guns to be used are of 3-inch caliber.
The 337th field artillery regiment is
to be equipped with A. inch guns, but
the range of these is too great to per-
NIT of practice with them on the
present range. "
Four artillery pieces of the 3.2-inch
caliber have been received by the ar.
tillery brigade and will be used for
practice by the artillerymen.
The guns are an antiquated type,
without recoil equipment, and now
considered entirely Intellectual in mod
ern warfare.
The pop guns, as the artillerymen
call them, however, furnish means
whereby horses may be trained and
some information gained.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-16
LEASES
NORTHWEST FOR
ORGANIZATION
Headquarters Will Be Established
for Special Session Next
%+<s, Sunday.

f.. G.. Patterson, proprietor of the
Mckenzie, 500 and Northwest hotels,
today wired from St. Paul that the Ma
tional Nonpartisan league has again
leased the Northwest as legislative
league headquarters. AS much of the
hotel space as can be spared will be
turned over to the league Monday.
President A. G.. Townley and his CO.
horts-Comrades Thomason and Bow
en-, and possibly Comrades Coates,
Manahan and LeSueur-are expected
to reach Bismarck not later than Sun.
day. It is anticipated they will have
their official headquarters at the
Northwest. a- .#.aE..
All thoughts of four days session
seem to have heen abandoned bv
league leaders-if they ever had any
real thought OF the sessions being con-
fined to that brief space. It is gener'
ally admitted that the session may last
all the way from ten days to ten
weeks, adding many thousands to the
halfmillion dollar Indebtedness which
the league has to show for its first
years administration of state affairs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-16
CREAM OF WHEAT CASE
APPEALED BY DAKOTA'S
STATE TAX COMMISSION

The North Dakota state tax COM
mission has appealed its case against
the Cream of Wheat Co. from the
Grand Forks county district court,
which found for the defendant There
is in dispute about $4,000 in taxes
which the state tax commission claims
the company must pay on it's business
because it Is organized under the
laws of North Dakota and maintains
its central office at Grand Forks.
The defendant company contends that
it has no property in this state which
is taxable, and this contention was
upheld by Judge Cooley in district
court.