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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-25

But You Must Drive 1t Out OF your
Blood to Get Rid of It Permanently.
You have probably been in the habit
of applying external treatments, try
ing to cure your catarrh. You have
used sprays, washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved.
But after short time you had another
attack and wondered why. You must
realize that catarrh is an infection OF
the blood and to get permanent relief
the catarrh infection must be driven
out of the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this, the quicker
you will get it out of your system.
S. S S., which has been in constant
use for over fifty years, will drive the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-25

since June and expected to go overseas
In a short time. There was a pro-
fusion Of flowers, the gifts of personal
friends and ofthe Relief Corps, Ma
sonic lodge and Drafted Mems organ
ization. The Loyal Sons class OF the
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Christian church gave a beautiful bunt-
ing flag to marke the grave. The bur-
ial was held with military honor by
Company l, OF the state militia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-25
WOMEN RAISE LOAN QUOTA.

EATON, O., Oct. 25.-Mrs. Minnie
v. Michael, county chairwoman, AMI
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nounces that the woman's organization
in Preble county sold total OF $780,
700 worth of bonds in the fourth Lib
erty loan campaign In the county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Missouri

MlSSOURl-SlO down, 81 monthly buyi
40 acres good farm and fruit land ucnr
town. southern Missouri, price only $500
Hox %. Mount Vernon. H.
ALL size farms for sale In Carroll county,
Missouri, 10 miles east OF Kansas city,
corn. clover and bluegrass land. For list
write r a. Shields. Tina, Mo.
ll5 ACRES-lOO acres fine bottom land,
90 acres cultivation; 10 acres alfalfa;
balance corn; all fenced. 4-rOom house.
fair barn; 3 miles county seat on Sugar
creek Price $500: terms Write Shcr.
man Brown. Pineyille, Mcdonald County.
Mo.
GREAT BARGAINS-Sj down, So monthly
buys 40 acres: good fruir and poultry
land. neNr town; southern Missouri Price
only 1920. Address Box 2S2, Springfield.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR RAJ

EXTRA FINE s-room house Tor onl,
$1,000, will take good car for first
payment CAN Maple GIG or Walnut 77l6.
500 Campbell Bldg.
BLOCK or LOTS-Packing House View
addition; VIII sell easy terms or TAX,
high grade auto roadsters as part pay.
weut; leaving city. Walnut 1913.
no rRADE-Miami property; one 7-room
house, water and gas, lots OF fruit and
shade: 100 foot corner lots: a beautifu|
location for the furnishing Of 30-room no.
tpl tn be moved: furnishings must be- ir
good condition and OF good quality. Ad.
dress Box 6i5, Miami. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

MANGANESE-For sale some choice
tracts Of manganese lands in the Bate
vile and Cushman field. Meritorlous
propositions. For particulars address
Elmer o. Owens, Yellville. Ark.
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE


FOR TRADE-Clty property for farm
Net 500 per month. 2S0i South Rob.
! insun.
tOR TRADE-yIO.0oO business property
for land. 2S0i South Robinson.
GROCERY STORE and property to trade
for house IN good residence district.
Phone Walnut 1876.
FOR TRADE-2j-f foot BUSINESS lot, i'm
proved with five living rooms In rear
and small business room in front; To-
clted on W Reno Ave. Cali Maple 4O76.
FOR TRAUE-Lots 10 and Il. block 2y.
In College Hin addition. Call Maple
'ntG.
lDg TRADEA32O acres, unlmproved.
Preside county, Texas, grass land,
.au'hwest part state, fine stock farm
ing country kMnrba is county seat. on
,uthern Patinc railway. between III
r..o and san Antonio, all clear excerpt
- 30 duo state at 3 percent interest,
runs about 20 years, abstract to date,
price, net $1,000 today; what have you
t. offer. act quick. Walnut 47Oi.
PAIR LOTS-Near Path and Robinson,
and CASH for 5-room cottage, east side.
suitable f6t colored man. Ask Mr.. Pope.
Maple 1850, Walnut 22O.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY De Beck

FOR SAGsE-Ry owner. 5-toom bungalow
northwest: hardwood floors, garage;
fruit and shade trees Walnut $3.50.
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S2O ACRES-2i0 in CIVILIZATIONS; in Payne
county: this is a fine wheat farm. price
II sold soon, $1,000: want down $1,000;
nave a telephone at Coyle: sell or trade
Tor land, has 2i0 phones. 800 acres well
located In Logan county. price per acre
$50. 100 acres, well improved; will sell
for $500. Have several bottom farm.
That are not In this list. Vaughn & Eek
man. Coyle, Okla.
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HARDWARE stock for

HARDWARE stock for
sa e, consisting of
hardware, stoves, har-
ness and implements;
located in one of the
best agricultural sections
of Oklahoma, close to
Oklahoma City; 25x1OO
building (brick) and
warehouse, $40 rent.
This stock will bear the
closest investigation and
is a m~oney-maker. Only
reason for selling, both
members of firm in army
draft. Parker & Nc
Cracker, futile, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

W N.NEu-Hovc country looks good for
oil; want party to bear expense Of leas-
In .Hl share nny-tiftv. II. J.. Wilson.
Boz 90. l1hleuuoh. Okp.
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PRIVILEGES

\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and other
concessions for North Lincoln county
fair. Sept. ~ to is. at Agra, Okla, 3
days. Write or wire s. o. Weir. Agra,
Okla.
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b 'N-Fur sale, frame Groom resi-
ID" " 80 acres land, groceries and
o. Dee store, fun stock, for cash only
J. toId, Texas. Charles Dickshot,
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FOR SALE Confectionery doing big
business; clearing over SIS per week; IN
one OF the best towns In Oklahoma; bust
mes located on best corner In a town OF
b,n'J population, with q pay ron OF Sl25.-
300 per mouth; must sell. failing health;
viii sacrifice N sold before the 1st n
september. Address H.. r. Hoyey, Coal
gate, okla,
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FOR SAIL $50 acres s miles from high
school. east Charles Howard. ri. 9.
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Drafted: Must Sell.

SSA
$4,000 stock dry goods. clothing, shoes.
hats. shirts. ladies and children's coats.
n one OF the best trading points on main
Inc OF Santa Pc r. r.. so miles Okla
IONA City; stocs 81. sod. bought + GU
5000: new for fM trade; very liberal
i~iscount n sold next 80 days: discount
vii be given on orissnal cost and not
,oday's prices; no freights added; no
,Iade considered.
Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.
Wal 49, sOs-1O Campbell Bids.
NFALFA, corn. cotton. grain farm
good crops this year; never had a com
plete failure. Come where we raise the
fluff; we have II 20 show this hot. dry
year. II you are hunting a farm come
md see me. ! have what you want, Col
J. w. Johnston, office First Natl Bank,
Seminole. Okla.
" ACRES on the plains in Yoakpm
county. Texas; trade for city prop
- or small farm. close In. W. s.
z21gft- Maple 1853.
ACRks snd 20 trade for merchan-
One mile from Duke. okla. All
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

50 ACRES Tor salc. Joins Riley farm.
a'uu, ~ miles northwest OF Bel.
ls.r .ud one mile west, Of Brittou. {
paid $40 per acre; win take $50 pc.
acre. W. j. George, prumright. Okla.
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SALE OR TEADE-6OO-acre ranch. 32U
acres m alfalf", all fine bottom land
r 4 Hobbs, Hobart. Okla.
so ACRES, all excellent alfalfa
w. corn and cotton land: no over
Tow or waste land, never fails
70 make good crop; 10 acres fine alfalfa;
splendid modern house, large cave. FAINT.
" orchard, abundance yatcr. plenty hog
FENCING; IN good community, consolidated
school; price, until September 20, $4,000
Including l0-acre valley lease.
n. s. Mathews,
Real Estate Department,
r. T. STUART & CO,
20 w Main Maple TO
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ACRES land "a trade for merchan-
One mile from Duke. okla. All
1lahle land: 11s acres IN cultivation.
- u. Hollis. okla
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FON SALE OR TRADE-For good. land, A
local and rural telephone exchange:
proceeds over 5000 per year. As | am
too old to operate this exchange will sac
ritice for 10000 cash or good trade. Ad
dress II. NJ, care OklahomRn.
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FOR SALE-Standard oil rig. complete
with tools, rope. derrick. engine and In.
cidentnl material. Inquire Hawkeye sup
ply company. Mason city, Iowa.
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5000 TAKES stone store building. STONE
bakery and rooms above; ? lots; onl,
bakery in town OF 1000; entire business.
good VIII and all goes at this price. J. l.
School'ield, Haileyville, okla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Further
evidence that Germany, in its ef-
forts 70 end tho war this summer, is
planning 10 support its land often
sivc by sending it's high seas forces
against the combined British ard
American grand fleet. is given in IN
official dispatch today from switzef-
land.
"a telegram Of an official nature"
says the dispatch, "is being spread
broadcast in Germany, which says
that tie German admirably is con-
siderjnS Il big naval offensive. o.
ders are supposed to have been given
20 keep tic whole feet in readiness
and Il certain number OF naval Of
fcers Of high rank have bcen hurried
II recalled from Switzerland and 9TH
er neutral countries, where they have
been spending their leave.
THE Eiclcr Zeitung speaks OF
extraordinary activity In the ports
and the Hamburger Post publishes al
interview with Won Tirpitz, who was
asked il Germany was in position
to measure herself with tie English
fleet. The admiral naturally replied
In tie affirmative, saying that after
their land forces have pushed the
French and English back on the other
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s,,,.,i.l Djsr,,rh l.. Ti'. Enlci!:G"nc'r.
rIE,I%NATl -. jun" il.-i'"' re-
s.r,mnr. over :h" selfish act!"n 81 To-
,.aI wi,arrhnat companies IN denying i
l.,j;rc ufn,... nl"n., 'h' riH rave" i:""'
:, ihr i.,h.rty Transit company -.
Wb,...I,u- Whose pow h"s:tS :ir' seeking
;, I,,d .,,rr., h,rr. VA expressed ny
N,ynr calvin lat. ;,HhlI. - NAY"
served notice urur III" local whHrth"a'
r,nrl,. ihIi fh.v riuSi afford iu"iIi'i''s
r,r ,.y.ry Whr"iin& boat that cones H.
T. they ,ln ~; "" w!!l put them "n'.
,h.. n,yur declared. and il" $"nt Jar"h
Eyr,rh. ~mlr.rini"ud"nt "f public
r-su,rtv To ;hr wi,ar;h"at :" carry that
message 10. lho;m.. rh" mayor acted "n
, ir,i,r r,,.r!vr,l from -. NJ. Fr""r. niah-
,r,r -: tin. traffic department. "f IN"
,.n,-uhrr ,rf ..rinr,"r"". III which 'tr lat!
t.r wr,i... II hc<lr.. Ia adTiS" mat the
I.ll,rrrv Transit company Of Wheeling
~ Va Expects Ia hav" steamboat
r.a,i; Cincinnati ih.' iH;i"r part "t ihiS
week took MP with III" Vari"uS c"nl-
names nnrra:ing III" wharih"atS Inc
question uf 'prnVId!n" facilities for ms
Wheeling boat upon lis arrival here
md in each instance WAS told they
would. bc unable 10 take care hf Inc
boat. then talked IL tho city wharf
master for Il Tcmcdr, but hc had no
suggestions tn offer"
Tonight Mayor Calvin said: we
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FURTHER GAINS
|. EXP POSE ENEMY
To HARD BLOWS
CONCENTRATED FIRE
WHEN SHELTER GOES
Germans Are Forced to Cali
in Fresh Divisions to Make
Losses Good

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY TN
FRANCE. June ll.-(By the Associated
Press 1.-The strongest effort made Dy
,h.. Germans in the course Of last night
and this morning in their new offensive
wus in the direction of the railroad con-
Meeting Es,rcns-St. Denis and Mont
tiJicr, The Germans met with such re-
sjsIaurr that they renounccd for the
mumrn: their attempts in this region.
Negro trunpS. supported by entente
allied tanks. which did great execution.
delivered Il brilliant counter-attack III
this vi"iuiiy and rccaptur"d the toreSt
running southwest Of MarqueGliSe, ne
rw..r p.rt. farm and l."g.S farm.
Lat" last night the allied infantry re-
rut,r,.l The village of Merry which had
formed a protective point for the .Smcrl-
can advance. through the "ailcy.
Seeing ,h"ir progress hinuerco OH
,bIs side. tin. Germans turned toward
,h.. n;hcr iiank and nearly reached Rlbr-
..uurt To III" north uf which place the
bcr,cet rn,hunt"rS occurred in the
woods Of i'"c$iu""nurt.
The cncmy Will h' forced 10 dcoouch
ON the plHril near ihr oiSc river. whcre
IL, viii lind himself without the shelter
of woods aud will h" subjected To a con-
r.u,ra,rd hr" of allied artillery and ma
chino guns.
'rh.. Germans have found it necessary
Continued on Page Eighty
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mr. Mckinley Surprised.

When President Johnson {. Mckln-
!..v nt Tie Liberty Transit company.
WAS informed las, night hv The lnteili-
gcnccr .! ;hc ait"mp; being made by
cincinnati whnr'hnats to discriminate
ar,inx! the Liberty compatrHts packet.
: l.. r.iam. scheduled to arrive at Gin
,,nna;i .lis week on IT'S initial trip IN
the ritISI,urrh. Wheeling and Cincin-
ma. trade. il" expressed the greatest
surprise. ii" said: -.
"Th" Liberty Transit company was
org llIZci as i patriotic move on
sound business basis ;" relieve the
ur"Ht congestion in transportation
throughout IN" miidI" and western
states. and particularly III the OHIO
valley. The national government at
rroat rxp"nS.. provided Il !rc" highway
for commerce. ~ tho magnificent locked
and damned nni" river. We are still
Striving |" win THIS war and trans
portntiun is vital in accomplishing this
result. This company is trying TO do
it's part, and any opposition 10 its plans
cAn come from but two sources
II otitcerlng or disloyalty." ..,t
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broached. The official view here Is
TINT this attitude must remain un-
changed until there IS some further
development of great importance In
Russia.
An authoritative explanation was
given today, after the Russian EN-
bassy had transmitted TO the state
department Oh appeal to tho United
States and the allies TO send an ex-
peditionary force to Russia to repel
the Germans, forwarded by the cen
trail committee Of the Cadet party.
The committee, which speaks for the
powerful Russian constitutional DEM
ocrat forces, asked that such an ez-
peditiou be under international con-
troll, 20 guarantee the rights Of It's
country.
Recent developments, not only In
old Russia, but in the Ukraine and In
Siberia, and q growing spirit OF m
rest in China ard Japan, with !Ecreas-
Ing pressure n the capitals of the
entente powers fer some sort Of con-
certed action have not been over
looked by officials here and the de-
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C., ". ". S,rInthal rItshurgh. - -.
. l'hiIIp. H,avr: Fails; NJ. Eilt"r. k"pp"i.
, N - SchuIrl. l;"nv"r Fails. T.. H"rin"!'
| knri,-l. and +; IT. Erhr"ns. l1't>hurSh.
t.. .I"Srrh VII" - sal +" hr directing
= head or ih.. business h'r". - IN H"w
N"rk ri;!. according /" r"rurtS. whl'H
: VI. I:lit"r * rrp"rt"H 10 T." in t"!iiu-
bus. -.
! E",irr.,l officials in-uIrh' .d""iin"d 10
di@iu~s M. ,;tIs" ~ th'. seizure hNh th'
iarrrst -! tlr. .iBr"rS II TN" company.
! Il wGs annuunr"'!. h"~"I"r. ihhi 'h''
/ r"rnpau" winch manufactures Sna'I
steel coal mining cars hud "'h''r S'''i
: rr"!ri.lS was controlled entirely ny
! German capital. and lhat many Of 'h''
h"rvr st"ci;hoid"rs are residents in Ger
many at this time.
The scizur. IL the plant and tho war
: rants for the arrests wrr" ordered by
/ Attorney General T. w. Gregory and y.
| Mitchell Palmer. cncmy alien property
! custodian. -..
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An Allied Success.

In\ppN. .Iun" ll.--tIir!iSh Al
mirai;y pHr Wireless rr"s$.)--Th" mIll-
larry ..urr,. >ppiirlcnt Of tn" British wire
less SrrVir" writes:
-lr In. M"n;dIdIrr-N -Nor"u sector tho
,.u.,,v attack iS meeting with s" lit
:I.. sr,r,cSS. in prup".ti"n {" Ia" heavy
sacrifices he IS making that So far III"
.ngn..n.ni may und"tiht"dIE D. char
.,,,,,r.y.d rs :. considerable allied sue
,...s Tho French continue :" hold
s;,pburuir on both TANKS AT Nill",
,,L,nr OYER arn prisoners. & sigma! proof
mf Tn. "u"my'S desperation.
In th.. ,'"n;"r til" advauc" Of about
fnrrr m,l..s forced hy IN" first enemy
.uslauvhl WAS r"!!"w"d on IN" second
(Coatinued on Page Eighty
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r, .he immediate center Of the line
,et-reen MortdiGier and Noyon, ~here
the Germans had been able to extenl
the apex of their drive to Anthem,
tho enemy also was attacked ana
a-iven back. but southwest OF Noycn
he succeeded In reaching Machemont
end Betnancourt. the last named
n1acs living On the west bank OF the
otse river. Hard fighting Is still IN
p.orress IN this region, WIN tne
I.rtnch disputing tho attempts OF the
Germans to press onWard-
The American marines. hght1n8 IN
the CHATEAU Thier4y sector, nave conA-
pietcd the capture oe the Sellean "oo"
from the Germans and with 1ts ooeu-
patton took ESQ prisoners. Tae la'eS"
German Official communication as
sorted that the Germans had rep0lsea
seyeral attacks in this immaculate VI
ctaitE
The third dav Of the Gerr'au often
sive on the front het-een Noata>dAss
and Noycn saw the Ge"uars still hl@N-
;no procress from the center OF the
,;ne eastward Of the Oise river. oos
b.i,y held back in .tEcir attempts TO
hiring their positions southeas1 Ga
Mon,Gidier in alignment. Every"hsfe
thev were continuing to pay an eXoE-
bitapt nrice for the gains they made.
Having reached the Disc in the re-
rior of Rioecourt. th= enemy. If he
prrnoses to tr, to fight his way along
-, r,est bank OF the stream soon
,,rv+ s,nerye in force upon the low
lands bordering the waterway, where
to be in strong array-hoth In men
and guns-waitlng to dispute the Fo"o
to Paris.
although nearly 500. 900 men arc be-
ing employed bT the Germans In their
effcrcs 10 opcn 4 way to tie Frencn
capttal, their progress IS slow wheH
compared 20 that on othe~ days.
Numerous divisions Of the attacking
troops have been cut to pieces By the
French gunners and forced TO WIN
draw from tlle battle n order 70 M
the gaps with fresh 1nen. Not an 1ncN
of ground mas been given without the
exactinS by the French Of terrible
toll in men killed or wounded. Anu
nowhere has the defending line bsea
pierced.
The apex OF the salient driven by
the Germans in still m the center'
south of the village of Aaroueglise'
To the west of this point, the GER
mans at once time almost reached the
Arondc river. but Tsre driTen Dack
for considerable distances by the
French in neavy co=nter-attackS. Ihe
French also are ccurter-atrack1nG
southwest OF Noyoa. according to the
(con.inued on Page Eight)
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PRFs|DFNT URGES GREAT EFFORT
FOR THE WINNING Of THE WAR

-. 81. ;! wh.r.' - inaHN If Uilr younger
,,..n :,r.. :iuy, ia umi'"rIil. hut 'pUaily IN
-. r:,r,nr...~ and ~h-pIhrd% and work
,iinpS ui' tli.. country Wh"r" IL" army IS
- li,rrf.r! 'lu,; >u;'IlI.,i hi -" loyal
industry "r ,"Hr skilled Cr::tlsm"n.
W., ar. iar.nE III" har'iFh'i"' "f tn"
crucial month. -: tn. >;rurG'". Tho
.u.r,r ,.au eyer iiyid" gu? unity by
means nf ,h"S,. industrial qunTr"iS and
class di>S..nsinuS wh:"h h" has tried
So diligently IT, f"tn'nt In tho" days
uC :rial and self Sn"rlij"" IN" .\rn"ri"nn
pynrI.turuicr IS hrhrIn:: his ~hnr" of the
National burden r"hIy In IN" new
world # p";Irr ana freedom which
America is fighting I" establish his
ri:,.c viii H., as h"n"r"d and his ser
ylco as gratefully rst""mcd.'
The l'rnsldrnt's telegram |" Mr.. Mai
sci $:,i'i
The American Alliance fur Labor and
Democracy has my earnest h"ic FOR
successful convention that VIII give
add7d strength 20 future activities. Call
cd into being to cnmtar Ignorance ana
rnisunde rs:anGlng skilIfully played uf"n
by dIsloyal influences. your orSantaa- 4
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VIM T|RP|TZ ASSERTS GERMANY 5.
HIGH SEAS FLEET WILL CONE u.
GRIPS WITH BRITISH AMERICANS
Both in London and Washington the Probability OF Desper'
ate Naval Aggressive by the Enemy is Realized-Many
American Battleships With the English

sides of Paris, 1t would be the turn
of the kaiser's boats to drive tne
English off the high seas
Both ir Washington and In the al
lied capitals German sea offensiVe
on a great scale long has been re-
garded as I possibility and the apper-
arce Of the Teutonic fleet In tho
North sea at any time would not be
unexpected. Rear Admiral Gleaves
said in a public address not long ago
that word had come to the British
fleet that the Germans at last were
ready for the supreme te?t.
If the. battle does come the Amer1-
can naval forces will play their. part.
American dreadnauGhts under Rear
Admiral Hugh Rod1nau Joined tho
British fleet some time ago ard Ad-
ruiral Gleaves, in his recent address,
said that when Admiral Beatty, COM
manding the British high Sea fleets,
heard that the Germans were COM
ing he assigned the American ships
L prominent place in the Line.
American naval officers are no less
anxious for a finish fight than the
British and in all allied quarters
there is supreme confidence. II tho
two fleets come to grips, officers are
certain the Germans Will be decisive
~ defeated.
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GERMAN PLANT
RA|DED AND |7S
OWNERS NAbBED

pIrTSEI'RtiIl iIiuc il.--N &c"r" 81
cny,.ruu,.ut agents. h"nri"d !y United
Sf,i"s Marshal I"srph Ii"wl'y. lat" to-
daN ~..rl..d Ilm. inris'' UIrut "F ih" ''r"m-
StsIn-Nrihl3r- kuTi,l company nj Mop
pei. i:raI"r county. un" 81 IN 'HrH'St
,;rrr,an owned c"i:r"r'iS ~ ihii section
rI the country. Warrants w"r" ais" -
slIrd for / "Nrcu:Iv" officers "f IN" COM
rauv. charging lh"m with hcin@; enemy
nlirns NlI hmt TWO "f III" officers w"r"
arrested lat" l"-nicht and were lodged
III ,h.. Allegheny county Jail hero. ThcE
wiH l." given Il hearing t"-m"rr"w. II
Was announced
TIL" company officers for whom inc
warrants wrr" issued are: y. = y.
Gruuitz. of Beaver Fails: T.. 'I"s"hn'
PITTSBURGH: K. W Rursain, k"prel; Il.
Hanson, Scwicklcy; Fred Doelcr. kcppcl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

troops fighting southeast OF ontaloler nave
nnc the Germans violent attack administered de-
feat enemy front of about seven and nall
Rubescour and ST. Maur was over n 1ront tna' VIC
nce SUNDAYS offensive began held back the Germans from
een pace with the advance they making from the center OF
the south of toward the use I ~ ~ S
b slooh Of the invaders were with defense IN man ana
orn power that brought the Germans enormous LOSSES
village Belloy and the heights rng oesen the
and Moreer reaptured by the French ana IN W
o heavy casualties on enemy General Foch men TOOK
- 49,, thousand prisoners also captured guns