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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
BAKER AMAZED
Continued Prom First Page.1

that whom this great war is finally won,
ms i, will he won by the United States:
and when our troops in Franc" admin
lister the final blow and return h"m"
They could remind them that when they
pulled tho trigger III their guns the
bullets werr. driven At tho Germans with
powder made ut Nitro.
OF thu building Of the great plant
Secretary Rakrr said ~ very Won
dorfui thing has been done"
Secretary Baker and General March
returned to Charleston from Nitro ut )
o'clock this afternoon and were tend
cred a reception 1t the home "f former
Senntnr William +. Chiffon and Mrs.
Chiffon. whcr" they mot many of TN"
state and city officials and Il .numh"r ct
other prominent citizens.
To q representative nf IN" Associated
Pr"ss. Secretary Baker mad" III" fol-
lowing statement "t his impressions.
after the INSPECTION Of IN" hig munitions
plant:
II was amazed NJ the marvellous Speed
with which progress has" been mad. III
tho construction Of tn" plant. and IL
lighted with the spirit al IN" n"m VIM
have done the work NJ II" pia'" III
America hav" | S".u either 'N"'.il"d"
TIL" plans tor the plant in"luhr> rh'
erection Of S"mnihinc under %.n"". in
divitlual buildings. arpr"%imntly -"
Of which have h''rl rut up To- 'lair
avcrinr or" huIlditr. and ""I.i"u, =
(fnrlUtlInC Foundations. rlplr+. sewer
and rnnnrrlI"nsr every thirty minutes
based un Il t"tl-hnur day. every ia; ~
tho week. including SumIltvs.
Th"rr nr" approximately l:.""" In"rI
cnrl"y"d "n III" job. !."H" I'll whom eat
on thu grounds unH hhS' >I''.:'.'II uiiHr-
trrs there. Tlp. total itumirr "i wrri-
Ing days put in has been l.:'i'.jn".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
It PUT ME-
BACK To WORK
SAYS RONLE5
SmothcrinE Spells and Stomach Ills
Cause Fairmont Miner to
Abandon Work.

after :: years lHr-uff from work on
a"r"rint If poor health am back on TIA"
.I"h" de, IarrS Frances EnwlrS. 10 Pat
nr"r street y mII"r employed III Colonial
Min" M. l.. recently, 'P"ptuniz"d Nu%-
lr"u put NE lh'r". to".' he continued
''t'ur til" past few wears | huv" Ia" n
troubled with Il gastric condition of the
stomach Practically everything ! at"
fcrIncutrd III my stomach and turned To
gas an several OCCASIONS ! was car
ri",i from my work after having ON"
Of ,hnS" SmothcrlnE spells due To gas
pressure against my heart. My Cnndi-
linn got 81 bad WAS forced !" ;thand"n
work for OVER 4 year was g"itinE
weaker every day. and | was afraid IT,
eat h.rnuSe IF III" distress that always
t"ll"wr.i.
"AiIhnugh had spent greet deal
"C money factoring. | decided Ia try
r"rt"ui:rd NuX-Irou. which heard
PRAISED. :" highly. Well. sir. ! can en-.
.r@S. Iniat" salad. cheese. onions ard
many other Things would not think o.
hrl.r. | look This remedy. My Il" ID
Iig.sI- perfectly now and gives mo
nuuri$hm"nt and strength. sleep tnr
AMI ia the mornings feel rested. ! am
WORKING St"ndy n"w---thanhS /" f'pt"n-
iz"d Nux-lr,n. | fol that it Is only
my dniy t" tell others what il has dom:
for m". It's Tho only u"rliClnc that
really d".s what 1h"y say il will"
I,.pimui2"d NuN-iron may hr OBJ
tanned at t. H. I;ri"St ~ c.. il2I Mai
i>..r street, wh"r" "v"r-iu"r"aSinr crowds
arr. having tn. r"rn@dr explained by the
.!",cinl man in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Chautauqua Closes
Weeks Meet Tonight

Tonight will see the close or the
Wheeling Chautauqua which has been
running 80 successfully III the big Rcd-
path tent in Bridge Park. The closing
lecture will be given by Private Arthur
*. Herman. the Canadian soldier VINO
is touring the country giving ms en-
perienccs in the great war. private
Herman who was pastor OF a BaptlSI
church in Canada resigned his charEr
and enlisted as private IN I Nc nrSt w :
Of the war and fought hcroically until
he lost his log at the battle OF Vim!
Ridge liz is =: scholarly gentlemen
and we'll as good soldier. His lecture
ON thu war is rated as one OF tne NeIS
best things before the public today ana
A large crowd is expected out TO near
him. ,,,-
Yesterdays program was amor hHr
good one. The children met Miss f"unE
for their practice for the paE"ant tncy
ar" TO Civ, tonight: w. hnnk .Tbs rrcc
IT Heaven" which ne called tho greatest
novel Of the war.
4, three tho Great Lakes Entertain
crs. a company Of five young ladies
which Mrs. q. H. Mathis of Alanalht
told the story of the transformation or
the agricultural and banking lnt"rrS1S
Of her native state. ~,
In the evening the Great Lakes f'u,
tertaincrs started To have program OF
half an hour. but the audience was SO
vigorous in it's applause that the nalf
hour was prolonged 10 tiftE minutes.
Even then the audience was demanding
a response to another encore when the
Superintendcnt insisted that the regular
schedula must b" carried out.
The Rev W. Fl. Fields. of IN" flrst
Christian church presented the mater
Of tickets for next years chau,au9 , ia
and in 2 very few minutes enough Suo-
ScriptionS were secured to bring INC
charltauoua back to Wheeling next year.
After Mr.. Fields had concluded MT:
Sidney Landon KAY" an evening ~
speaking likcnaSsHs OF literary. In rap
ia succession he made up to Trs'' I,n,
Victor Hugo Eill Eyn Edgar Allen zoe.
Henry WadSworth Longicllow. ne
portrayal was SO exact that It would
have deceived even the members OF their
own families. While thus mace mp ne
gave selections from III" writing OF
each one. and d nearer would nave de-
cla red the real person himself was pres
ent in the flesh.
Today's Program.
Tho musical numbers this n ft"rnoon
and evening will be given by tn" Low
att Concert company. This company
consists Of four Scotch ana the music
will be- all Scotch. They will play nag
pines. and drums. dance Scotch dances
and sing Scotch songs. Mr.. Angus Fra
1ar If The Harry Lauder band Of New
York CITY and champion Highland dane
or Of America heads this company
MISC Margie Munro is the singer.
AZ 7:30 in the evening tho children
will give their pageant. "RcvuH or Inc
Nations" And after pr.lude. by the
scots. Private Herman will give ms
great lrctur" on III" war
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POSSE FAILS TO FIND
Continued From First PaGe.)

mail and express cars. Wn""uIl"L thrn
Ih"lr own men 81 IN" "nrln" ihr"liI".
ran out /" tn" unin I'm" and backed
north Az they passed rh. %innrlinr
coaches they IIr'd mt" til" window" and
j, WAS then that Mrs. t.. H. Williams "f
Arhilr. Okla. VAS W"uud"d.
y mile north oT TIA" siding th.' mail
ami rNpr"$S ears wrr,. St"Il"ol and the
robbers prnrr'd.d In rIn" than. throw
ing the cypress $af" from ia" ear and
breaking It open. They ar" said f."
hay" taken 4 quantity If registered
mail. Th" sum "f money taken from
the mail bags r",!ld u"t l." estimated.
According I" III" express messenger and
mail clerks. WIN ais" w"r" forced int"
tho Srlnkir@ ear with "a" t.Ug:n" crow.
rl,.r,. wnS nat = larG" Hur,unt "i
money iu either car.
Wii..t ih. iw" cars had h,'.u stripped
of vll,;Ihl"s. .ih. handi!~ He'd ia motor
cars, which had either been l"fi n"arhy
ar brnughI HI hy CONCENTRATES. Menu
I..rs nf tn. lraiu crew started for this
city and f"und tn" "mi:In" ana ~" "HrS
J.;.crr.d They ran back /" IN" coaches
..ni,I,lcI M tn. train and proceeded with
tn.. wnunH"u /" Parsons. Nms Th'
bandits ar. a..%"rih"i as Young men. al
though all w.r" masked. Their fn-
uiIi,riiv with th- train schedule ami
their handling ia" "Ii"iu" and detached
cars vns IN. f,:i''Ir" that attracted IN"
.t,cu,Iurl 81 railroad u"n. as /! was
.'nhrn - irdiriI' that a; least som" If
them huI hah railway "yr"ri"Ere. ON"
-: H." lna<k,oI men was r"i"rt"h :" hay"
warned = companion. ''h"n't shout that
mar--rhat'< Inn' IharLcS. l'arh@s wisS
brakeman nu tn" train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Community Night"
is Great Success

The Emmanuel Baptist church COM
mInity Night held n connection WIN
TN" rhurch's Dali: Vacation Eihi"
school. at tho church annex building
%Hli E"ff street, laS' "FcmIIiI' was Il
culnplnl" success over fhh children
and adults were present. TN" scholars
III thu school gay" patriotic parade,
with flrES from tn" school h"uS" 80
III" Hnu'x lawn. Will" rh"E sang. ON
ward Christian soldiers. Marching rs ~
War"
Tho halunr" "F III. ,liIldron'S rr"Eram
under III" direction uT Miss lI"SS ruil!".
music instructor. consisted "i singing
patriotic SunH%.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wells WAS tn" pianist AMI
accompanied Miss Virginia Hall and
hers \ short address by In" pastor f
Inmann.l BAPTIST church. Rev. 4. t..
Lorkhart. followed in which II" EXPLAIN
ed the nurpuSr>; rI thu evening AZ Il
community At, ll"wShip. and thu ideals
sSo %"n wh is "r rr nnH T x S%si"i
and is the first Of Il" kind I" H. held IN
the city.
Thr latter part "f thu evening wns
spent enjoying AN open air s't"rruplirnn
l"c,ur" given hv til" pastor. Thirty
"rrnrs Of tho ruined "athcdral$ and
churches rr Franc" wcr" shown. tn"
entertainment closed with III" singing "f
tn" illuminated hymns fr"m tn" screen.
Similar community NIGHTS Will h'
held ono" each week during tn" remain
DIR OF III" month";.
.rh.. ..nr"llm' mt nr m" school "lu nur>'
To inrr"aS" and Will exceed 900 scholars
for tho term.
MIR Harry j.. Fond Sur"rIntrud"mt Of
tho Gmnmnnu"l BAPTIST Sunday Srh""l
which now meets with IN" church IN
m" Y. NJ. &. y. auditorium. mad" th"
closing pra''cr.
4 H.. he.
Bible Schnul this morning til" story Will
h". "ISnar Imh IHrrl." tn men VIA" nj
ways dug wells" Visitors arr W"l""m"
daily from g:mG- 20 II. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
". {, 4. ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
j. B. Garden Is Reelected President J.
M. Scott Is Vice President.

tJn
Last evening Al Il ''''''''"N
Wheeling Commercial NSS"'iH'l"h' H''"
-, .L. .scorr,,ion rooms in the Market
:, ,..,. ,,..,. -,-.l,r,rd
't'"''"'iu't" - ~ -
;rr,-~incnt: !. NJ. Scott "'"'I"" vice. tr'N'-
don, and Charles NJ. krtchum WIS again
,,,,,, .-,,,.,.., ,,,,,,.,,,r
''t i,,,,',LIi.,,,I, ,,r,'r rho Predictions
80, r...,, concerning the
m! ,,,,,,,,.+ ,hr Io., wear ana COLI
HIN, ,,,.,I >, ,L, If,,c,r. elected
.,mJ I'm. ,nm,nh.rs resolved to rr-"prr;Ir
-, :, ,.r,..,t, ,>1.ri with them Than they
h,yc ,jlriur I'm. uaSi wear. and /" give
moro nm, and services 10 their work
Hcrrtrrnrr /, hrs hr"n thu custom Of
,hn commercial association - hold their
.,:...-- ,,.,.. -, ,,,,rtb Inn lhry lrrl,lri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

rAElS. Inly ii.--t'r"nch tr""rs last
might captured the town Of Corey on
In. front southwest at scissors. the
war office announced tn-,ay.
In adhii ion la gaining complete pos
session Of Corey. including thf Corey
railway station. tn" French took tn,
chateau and tn farm Of -. Paul /" III"
south of Corey.
The raptur" was "ff"cii7! in an opera
tiun for IN: rnlnrginE at tn" French
position east OF Tho. EctZ forest
Tho French statement reads:
"lu the course NJ tn. night French
troops enlarged their gains i'll the out
skirts Of tn" forest Of RctZ. our
trnups took possession "t the "n,lr'.
viilng" Of Corey. tn" railroad station
Of Corey and tn" Chateau and farm or
81. Paul. Fifty prisoners. including
unr officer remained in "ur hands.
Two rnidS executed by uS in the
region Of NlaiS"ns d" champaign" and
lam unnamed hill. resulted in a dozen
prisoners being taken ny orr troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Army Surgeon jailed
For Gross Neglect

WASHINGTON. July I1.0'hargcd
with having contributed 70 and accel-
Grated the death Of soldier through
gross neglect of duty Lieutenant Joseph
e. Robinson. Of the medical reS"rFe
CORDS has been sentenced to- b" dis
missed from army and to serve one
rear Imprisonment at hard labor. The
war department announced today.
Lieutenant Robinson's trial grew out of
the death of Wardcil g. NanTasSeIi. a
recruit at Camp Dix. y. j., last Janu-
AIRY. It was charged the medical officer
made a careless diagnosis Of Ea2Tas-
sells ailment and failed to furnish prop
or medical relief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
FIVE PRISONERS
At COUNTY JAIL
Received YesterdAy-Thres Arc Hold
On Federal Charger

Five prisoners were received at ne
county Jail yesterday. Joe Bodner. who
sold liquor " Bert Phillips. was hauled
up for sixty days facing federal
charge for selling booze. He was SEN
fenced by the Eliins federal jury. He
was sentenced to sixty days III the To-
cal ;ai1. 20
Hazel Mong, a former inmate IN the
now extinct red liEh: district. was
brought here from E.lkius where she
faced the federal court on. charge OF
raising a money order. She was hauled
up tor six months.
Mary Potemick was also sent here
from t.lkinS on Il charge OF selling IL
cuor. She was handed 80 days.
John Doe\ was received from Elm
Grove on a vagrancr charge. He vas
arrested by Deputy George Setoert.
Dinkus Bennett was brought 10 the
local Jail from Elm Grows by Deputies
vermillion and Smith on an unknown
charge
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WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. July ll.-lBy In" Associated
Press. American pursuit planes to-
day interrupted German observation and
Photographic work behind II" American
lines. Li,urrlantS Edgar Tuhiii. or San
sntuniu, Texas and Edgar Jones. OF CHI
cage. attacked a h'plan" over rllrt? AT
an altitude If %.un0 yards They dove
after him four times. down In Il thou
sand yards when h" fell over Thi;ltIcnurt
Lieutenant Charles T. M"rrck. of FL
dora. Iowa.. attacked another bipitne
north Of F'hr"y. The German went slid
INK down on his VIM. .Ihti was reported
later Ivy another american flyer rs hay
ing fallen in flames.
American planes ais" attacked Inc
cn"my'S observation balloons which were
hastily nullrd dWUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July IL
Charters were issued today by the score
tary of state 10 tho following corpora
tons:
Fredlock Coal company Of Piedmont
". Va. to operate mines in Preston
county; capital stock $ll.onO; incor1o-
rators Frederick J. F'rcdlock. Jessie X.
F>redlock, Robert McN. Drane. of Pied
mont: Louis Adams and G. G.. Cutoert-
son, Of WcSternpnrt. Md.
Turtle Oil and Gas company OF Wheel
ing. to operate wells in Kentucky; CAPT.
tai stock 9.nno: incor7orntors Charles
W. Jackson Edmund L. Jones Frank G..
KIRKPATRICK Harold O. Etz- and G.. T.
knote. all Of Wheeling.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
McLure-;. y. BLESSING. 'h:rI"S'"h'
4 l.. Williamson. park"rSbMrE; l.. l.
l:orkcr. Clark hurE: j. 81. Google. .E"w
Mar,inSvillr: vi. H.. King. Charleston:
T. V. Park Manninc'om; ". t.. Ncil".
Newell
Grand central-ti"orsr e. I."rn"r.
Hartford: l.. ~ CrumrInr. Middle
bourne.
wiudsor-rrcd VI King. ParkcrsburE;
Fred Jensen. Zanc9vIll".
stanm-t; f.. crow and family. Hun =
,lrcd; \. &. Smith. Ii"ll"vilI": Mr.. ana
Mrs. y. W. Thompson. Amos; George
I.cirht"r cameron.
Rogers--C. J. Howard. BnrnosrIl!e:
Iustut" HITLER. huntington.
NTe. NJ prir" anil children of Chrs-
tor ~. Va. are the guests Of MIR. ana
Mrs lanes Finn"ran Of Bcnwood.
.N.sSrs. Russell .N"$bitI and Frank
MrIZgcr leave tn-mor-"w for PlaitSpnrE'
Werner Marsh returns Ia camp to-
r!av after a short furlough in q" local
: district.
Miss Helen Yates Of Grafton. W. W..
is The guest Of Miss Ada Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Niger HcrzbcrE and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Sunn'horn nave re-
turned from Il short visit with the Tor
rrrr.s son, Louis. who is stationed hI
! the Columbus barracks.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Fulmcr nf Fir
trrn;h street leave to-day on n m"t"f
trin 10 northern Ohio for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. G. 4. I.nuGhln Is spending some
tiur in New York CITY.
, Mrs. LYDIA Franklin e Chicago Ill.,
* the house guest IF Mr.. and Mrs
! George L. W. Norton of Woodiawn.
Mrs james Garrison Of South Nheel-
Ting has recovered from a serious H.
! n"Ss.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Stnckl"y ~ Fair
mont are the guests If MT. anu "rs'
Jn" Slch"l.
! Mrs Mary McCutrhr"n Of California
! will arr!yr here this week TO visit her
! sister, Mrs. William Hcurn".
Miss Virginia EoSs and Miss Ida
! Moore ar" visiting friends IN C!arIngtot
i, this week.
Miss Ann Shirnr has returned home
: afl-r an extended vacation touring Inc
| Adirondack mountains.
! Mrs. Gertrude liindrlbcrcrr has re-
/ turned i"nr" from visit with friends
| and relatives at Cleveland.
Mrs. Jessie 1rac"wel. who has been
! III for thu. PAST several months. is S'--
ricuSly i'll NJ her home III ll@5 Fol-
street
,'np,. Thomas Y. Salisbury Will Sp"md
| sunday with friends and relatives II
| tn" Pittsburgh district.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. LiilAins"n Of Par
kcrshurg are visiting friends on the
! Island
Cant. IRA T.. Huntington III" veteran
! steamboat commander NJ tiallpoHS. -.
! IS expected III Hrriv" in III" city mex;
wrck To visit friends for q few days.
! Miss Isabel g. Rogers has arrived
home from columbia university. New
! York city. following A visit with friends
| nj ClrarIi-ld. Pa Miss Rogers IS thi
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers
If North Main street
| Deputy sheriff Charles T. sharp is
| visiting his parents in Marietta. -. HG
Will return /" Wheeling early next week
Harry Young "f III" Western Ini"r
! has arrived at Waupun. Wis. wh"r" n"
, is visiting his daughter. Mrs. James
| Cunningham. for t:lr summer. Harry
reports some big catches "f fish. pui
: hriug n truthful person. h" declines L.
! enter into tn" paintul particulars
u.%;:ilS IL several 1T his Wheeling
; friends.
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T. 81. A.
SENDS RESOLUTION

Declaring that tho lahorinE element
MS l. Who'll" is opposed |" nationwide
prohibition hut is for t"mpcranCc; the
taking AWAY al drink from the man
who makes his living by his Drawn and
muscle would bring about n condition
Of distraction and rcstl"$Sncs$ that was
never parallel in this country. wcre
some Of the impressive utt"rances de-
livcred BY John l. Shcchan. president
Of the Belmont Trades assembly last
night in the RcX Theatre. Martins Fer
~. His declarations were loudly ap-
plaudcd by tho packed house.
Following his address resolution
was adopted and copy sent last night
under special delivery TO President Will
son asking that he veto the nationwide
prohibition bill in the event il is passed
by congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
ADVERTISING MEN ELECT.

san FRANCISCO July ll.---M Inc
r"nurluSlon Of tn" lith annual ""nNrn-
tinn al the NSrSnVciai"i Advertising
clubs of III" wnrihtnCinght I'll" following
uIfI,'"rS wore elected:
William darcy Of 81. Louis. president
ti""rg" W. Hopkins. New York.. Sidney
W. Wilson. Tl"v"lnnd; William 6. Rock.
Toronto: t'harl,S HIgham. London.
EnrlInd vic" president: i. :. tlnrca.
lmdiarllImliS. Sr%"tary-
New Orleans was approved by tn" con-
vrntinn as the, next convention city.
The tenth trophy far IN" most cff""-
fly" advertising during III" war was
awarded to baltimore.
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GERMANY MAY Be
Continued Prom First Page.)

allied fleets Ia deal with the "nfmT
should h" venture" Uut.
Officials her" are convinced that Ter
many has been building ships conilnu-
nuSIy since In" outbreak of III" WILT.
They are unahl" To "Stimat". however.
what number If additional heavy craii
may have, boon commissioned
In regard /" $uhmarin" CONSTRUCTION
in Germany. Admiral RenS"n said there
was no definite Information here. Ec-
ports ranged. u" said. from fir" Il day
To- three 4 month. TIL" admiral was
not disposed Ia question:. however. the
recent statement nf Sir Eric t;"ddrS.
first lord "f tn" HriIish admiralty. that
more submHrincS w"r" being sunk than
I;rrmnny could replace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
THE GREAT LEADER
OF OUR ALLIES

Our boys are now following the
great leader of \our. Allies "oVer
there" fighting the battle of the
United States. fighting without
thought of being heroes-but fight
ing that men, women and children
may not be tortured, burned and
mutilated. Fighting against the
bestial foe Of America and mankind.
No greater heroes nor Drawer men
ever fought on the battle-helds of
France than our Sammies." Men
with dauntless spirits-men of red
blood, courage, energy, vim and
vigor are needed every day behind
the lines as we'll as behind the guns,
You need iron in the blood! Every
healthy man or woman should have
about as much iron in his or her
body as there is in an ordinary
"tenpenny" nail. To gain this iron,
the best way is to take an iron-tonlc.
called Iron-tic," a combination of
iron in it's most soluble form. dis
covered by DR.. Pierce and expert
mented with by his physicians at the
Surgical Institute in Buffalo, n. Y.
y taken up by the blood, the blood
the cheeks are pink, the appetite
,ap"-" pep -" vigor instead of
The eyes take on luster and the
, from a cold bath. If you want to
10 cents to the Surgical Institute in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

LnNbuN. July il.--Tho Germans
again last night hrinhardrd somewhat
heavily The British positions "asl of
AmirnS. on both sides Of tn" Snmmc
river tho war Office, announced to-day.
Th" statement rrndS:
W. improved our positions slightly
during the night east Of Nill"rs- Breton
ncauX.
''irstrrlay afternoon and last night
successful raids IN which We captured
several prisoners and narhin" gun
were carried ont by uS in liz" nriehhUr-
hood Of MrrriS AMI Fcstub"ri.
"Th" hostile. artillery ha:; shown som"
nrtivity against our positions aStride
the Snmtnr."
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souadrIns brought down $50 enemy air
nlancs, seriously damaged ISL and set
rife 10 81 captive balloons. Our DOOM
ing planes dropped more than SUI tons
OF properties.
Eastern Theatre, July 10.-South. OF
the Dcvoli river our troops continuing
their successful advance have occupied
kosniLZa crest in all its extent. as wCh
rs all the villages in the Tomorica val
l.y UP to D0hreny On the LETT the
Italians captured the heights OF cara
Glumaka. taking $50 prisoners lnciuoihs
rIur officers. The Aus.rians suffered
sever. losses and in retiring burned
their dcpots and engaged in pillas". ON
The Macedonian front, the enemy arti-
lcry displayed great activity. especial
~ west Of the Fardur and north "i AluiL-
aSiir.. BRUSH aviat"rs successfully
hnmhardcd numerous enemy dcpots III
thu. S,ruma valley"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Late British Report.

LONDON. July 1.-THE Official re-
nor, from Field Marshal Haig hcadHuar-
icrs i'm France tonight says:
"a few prisoners were captuFcn ny w
last might northeast Of Ypres without
casualties lU us. $50
During The day Australian troops "n-
tered The German lines in the lcishn}!-
hood of Ocris penetrating TO c"itSl'-
nrahl, distance. nnI brought back more
than seventy prisoners and nuin,er "i
machine guns 4 few prisoners also
hnys been taken by our patrols On "thH.
parts q: the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12

BERLIN. via London, July ll.-tlFc
American arplanCS of squadron OF SIN
which started out IL raid tohl"nZ. lei
into the hands of IN" Germans, accord
inE t. the announcement from general
headquarters today. The crews w*r7
taken prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
Late French Report.

pARlS. July ll.--Th" war ntfice an
nnunC"mcmi tonight say:
~ reconnaissance" rear i;H~s!ar"s "n-
uhl,S liz Ia hiring back ftEr prisoners Hnd
Uur marhln" gun.
During the month OF June our aerial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
British Statements.

LONDON. July ll.-lu 4 local opera
ton carried ont last night south OF the
S"mnr east ~ NillerS- Ere onn"auX. the
British POSITIONS w"r" improved says
Iu-tluyS war office announcement.
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