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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-08-30
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Unfavorable For Assault.

WITH THE l:l:ITISH AEMN IN
FRANCE. July a. Ey The Associated
i'rrs$) DISCONTINUE ram has turned tn"
r'laud"rs from at many PAGES int" an
almost mlraSS.h!.' Erir" ~hIiH MI either
parts If the from, arc w"t AMI s"EEE.
Sirh conditions ar. mast untaN"rhhl"
for lnlinrhinS an assault against the
I:T!liSh lines, ,.y,u II th'. enemy. who it
hti>y trying ,n saw his Troops OF tn"
Mari,G from iur;'i'r 'icf"atS. should have
such plan in mind.
I.;,r;;c quantities Of cls have been PRO
j.ct"L against vHriuu$ sections or the
\i.rni;tn Inns. which HAY" ais" been
,sh.ll"'i freely and according I" prison.
..rs. Tia" rn.rHy UNITS ar" losing strength
lNl' hy lil".
- far ns tho German soldiers them
Srlv"r arr, concerned. they seem perfect
~ satisfied /" push matters. I"r th"'r
officers hay" been telling them "Aira-
nr,iinary tales IN order /" max" them
a,:hl inst cad uf submitting I" capture
when they cam" int" contact WIN tHH
Irtl.h PRISONERS taken during recent
minor operations. say that they had h"rn
warned lr"fnrc leaving their own lines
hat the New X,'HlHnd'rS We're t'pp"Slt"
ana that on no account should th"S
:tflnw themselves t. h" taken all"" as
the New XralamlrrS w"r" chnnihai%.
They were told that they w"uld r." al Ter
I'd cigarettes and ra,'b drr"ctIy after
All tho PRISONERS. much To the a$tnniSh-
men, al their captUrS. !irmiy declined L"
accept cigarettes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
RIOT At CHRISTENING
rcpntinued From First PaEe1

searched him they found tho long knIIo
covered with blood Tia crew brought
the car haC:, Ia blaine. and there Sher-
irf Osborne placed III" man under ar
res, and rushed u n" 81. El;hrSTi'!"
Jail with roshCck. who mace II" a.
tcmnt 10 escape. to prevent TIolrnc" ~
the hands oC an angry MOB.
Soon captured
Tho sheriff Of Bcln"nt county lmi'l"-
7iatoly notified the local pole" I" nc
on tho lookou: for a man thought I"
have hccn implicated in III" lnuri"r.
Ssnd were ordered to watch for tn" man
20 hoard n Bcnwood car. Hc WIS sen
ut Tcnth street and soon after boarded
thc Hnrwood car. hut was taken INT"
custody soon after by IN officer.
All the mon implicated ar" Foreigners
and live ut Elaine 1t is said there ma"
bern drinking n the affair and all W"T"
ladcr tho Influence Of liquor
The body Of tho dead man was sun
NJ tho place Of murder carly This morn
ing. awaiting the arriyt! Of rIr" ,,,.,, =
Wyatt Of IGellair". and IN" in!nr"d 'i;; u,
!s in n ncighborng house. not expected
10 live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Inte French Report.

FAIRS. July 2S.--i'r"mch advanced
guards huv, reached tn" north bank 81
the Qur,u river. and allied troops hay"
entered 'rr"-cnTarh"m"1S: IN" great
German supply base. whirh Hes III me
middle lin" Of the tlSac-Nrrn" sector.
Tho announcement -! IN" war ONO"
tuuiuht adds that IN" villages ~ IN
thcnay and OI;Hy-rt- Violating. on thr
east flank. lying /" thu S"HthW"S' 81
Rheims hnv" h",.n ",cupi'i. TIL" t"Ni
OF II" statement reads:
"Nurth III the M;trn" "" HAY" con-
,iru"i our onward march III III" Region
Of tho Ourcu. NurwithStandinE thc r'.,
sistnnr. If the enemy VIII" employed
every effort to check our I:i$*aE" IT 'ii''
river. we $ucrr,d"d In throwing nd
vanc,pl elements n!th" north bank. W"
have p"ntr;lird int" F"r"-"n- Iard"n"lS'
"NurihraSI Of lh'' f"r"S. "t lSlS ""
reached ChamrV"l>\.
",rn tn" rli;hi our troops nave "'ru-
pied AntlI"nAy AMI rliEy-"t- Ni"la!n" ana
have approached aHUrt"lrhiE ia" I'm" "i
the road from l,h,,lW> I" l'"rnlanS.
In Champagne tw" enemy attempts
In tn" region south Of thr Monts wcr"
rrpul%..d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29

latter really serious grievance, Tor
prompt and frequent communications
from and with home - of great import
aucc to the morale o: IN" army
II addition to tho magnificent record
our army has already made ~ Il I 'Shtlh I
ro;ca, the promise, amply warranted. al
further great achievement. tn. capt
ri,v which our West Pointers IN COM
runnd OF the great army bases nave
demonstrated for f;r-sight"d. bread
yisinn,-1. hOllly-cun""iv"d planning. Tor
constructive work and for efficient
business Org! ni1allun Is nothing snort
IF marvellous.
tribute to Persll1ng.
am pretty familiar with hiS orEani-
cation work. but l have seen nothing;
which impressed IN" more. and very few
things, indeed. which impressed rir as
much rs the work PLANNED. "N"cu'"d and
administered at tn" French harl"r, ~
our bases and alon;; cur lin" of sup
plies by that great chief. General P"rsh-
Ing, and tn" officers whom u" has
placed In direct ciarE" Nor hay" mot
ANY wiser or bother posted or NOR" hard
working men than th"s" At III" head 81
special dcpr -tmrntS ~ tn" army with
whom I had occasion Ia com" int" ""u-
tact.
And from what hay" seen nj Er"st
and rlSrwh"r" III" sam" spirit IF de-
voted and uus"lilSh s"rvjr" ana II IN
tense. unSparinr. c"3tSrlcss "linrt per
va,l"s tn" navy.
An irnnrns" debt If gratitui" amt
recognition Is dN" from ia" nr,i"u !"
it's Defenders. They hay" wen, %"Id'n
.npinionS wherever thy hay" h'.n II!
EUROPE. They havr been = revelation :"
Other nations. th"y haV-' Sl'-i Il iu.Ir':
upon .ho name Of America
M American ran -" ~h"t our army
and navy ar" doing IN Eurur" n th'
way Of nghtim:;. Of rl"ru NJ. ""rSir'i'r-
inE administrators. no on" can 80. 'il'rr
morale, spirit and b"hIv,"r without to
Ing deeply thrilled with rrid" ami
rratitudH.
NJ American can com" IN touch WIN
~" aff.ctionai" admiration with me
trust and faith At tia a'ii"i iG'i!"nS
towards our country without ''n-!IH::
ryrn NOR" rr"f"uHdiy ami r"v"r'-nlly
than brfor" tho hi::l TrI('l.:." al bong
All American citizen. and without bong
stirred Ivy \ ,5'l'nin $rus" e Tive. cts .l.'-
ttr;I la do whatever IL. iEti3l 'iWrilV -.
h. capall" Of doing. :" prey" iau>'ii Il
worthy servant 81 The .:r"''i r"pHnll" Ia
VIII as in p"a"". ma Hi earnest ara
sincere helper. hrw"|"r 3u,'l"Sily and
hunrhlv towards In ""Hl;Hnitru ~ h""
high ideals and lofty miy"i""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
OVER The OljRCQ
tcontinuec from First PaSel

has boon going OH ia this region has
;,."n iii tn. maIur" al patrol rn'dS. IL
which III" EriliSh hay" taken Il number
81 prisoners and r,achin' guns.
Evidently IMPRESSED lay the threat Of
The British premier that ii they re-
manned on sirik" until Monday they
w"uld h. liahl,' /" military service. n NH
j":jiy nf III. dissatisfied rnuuition work
"rS IN E;mslnnd VIII return :" work i'm
!NcGi;urIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-29
Million Involved in
Transfer Of Coal
From Thompson

wATSESDCRG. Ta-. July 2S.-1hn
firs; decd in the transfer OF coal lands
to II. c. Fricll from the ]. '. Th"nr-
son interests was placed on record in
Grccnc county today. The deal involves
the transfer Of 1876 acres in jefferson
and Cumberland townships. Green"
county and tho consideration named in
the deed is st0%1 .937.75. Tho transfer.
when complete will include 700" nrr"S
and the total consideration is estimated
nj 100000.
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W.ANTED-Agents

unrrED-'rhrcc good agents to sell
household urccss,Iirs on the install
mon; plar. iicSt Of goods ard best 81
commissions We pay weekly. I. :.
Ada.u. Co.. :lin-ll+2 Main St 'nr-l:-F
raNrEr--N:,,i:s..Th TN. sayd"r kcYl"sS
,r-L :-'nII, .rc- r"%t:, !,:m -. ii'%n.E
useful and ::S"i.#rc.i3-:. S:i'iAhi" l'r
harLwa".-. cigar. stationary. dTuS ETC.
stores. Con ;:,l agents wanted. Shini!"
o-,... Haas k4!lr%. import. Export. ~
lIv.i@ru. ;.::."'. \'w YORK. .1y--'-S
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WANTEC-EIGH GRADE SALESMAN
WITH ORGANIZING ABILITY, WIDE
I,Y ACQUAINTED WITH WHEELiH&
MANUFACmUEING TRADE, TO SELL
SPECIALTIES OA
COMMISSION BASIS. SPLENDID OF
EOR~UNITT FOR RIGHT MAN. Az
DRESS GIVING PHONE NUMBL-:,
COX z. A. CARE In
TEI1IGENCEE. l!--"-"
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Sanlnucs Take Sergy.

The Americans BEGAN their adfanc
on Sergy carly in tho morning. Fh"y
had boon driven hack a short distance
Saturday night. but when they moved
This morning under cover OF the artii-
lrry--a few pieces going forward VAIN
thu advanced lIns-th"y proceeded al
most unchecked to the river. crossed
the bridge and occupied the town about
mediterranean.
Tho Germans used gas. but the Mt
lacking party long ago had had itH
baptism Of ErS Cumcs and knew how L"
utilize tho masks and to avoid III"
ravincS through which the Fumes i'll
tered When the town was ucCupi""
there was some street lighting. but not
much. the Gcrmaus retiring to higher
ground.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Twn apartments mn"
rn1ius. and " baths. IN 1?th 81, =
block from Virginia Theatre. VIII '"k'
in SmitiI rrurrr;y IL, part pay. Ans w"r
T. / jy-=l-i
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Last German Report

REEIIN. via London. July "
-Anart from lighting on the purcu'
saws the evening mort from general
hraduuartcrS. the day has boon quiet.
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LOST and FOUND

1.osT-E.ncl'::f '"'ll dog. m2'". hrintl"
with Whit" n.ar'l;rH~: license tag lit.
Return - '.;.'r 81. r"''''!N" coward. Can
iiriI l5Hr:r: Mari :Na"-ii. jE-"9-i
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Material CAPTURED.

Until today the wounds received pE
the American soldiers have not been
serious Us Il rule. on account OF IN"
failure OF tho i"rmans to use artlil-
lcry. great majority OF the wounds
were clean. flesh wounds. mad" BY Dull
lets from machine guns and rifles.
Consid.r4.hlr material has hr"u r;lr-
tured. including 4 few locomotives
which III" GrrIuIns put OUT Of ""tnm!S-
sion. There were r"latlv"l! few prison.
crS.
Many stories arc told among tn" ola
lines Of the depreciation III thu German
morale Greatest siEniiiClnc" Is at
tachcG to n l":tcr taken from 'un OF
f1crr, written by his brother N Ger
many. giving il as his opinion thAt 4
revol, was imminent unless the WIT
was stopped.
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FOR RENT44Furuished Rooms

FEE RENT-t'u;mish"d rooms per
". * 8 ur. furnished housekeeping
r"oru., per week $50 up. Range. hath.
phone, 1929 Chaplinc- ir-?"N
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WANTED--To Rent.

,unyTTD-r., :-ur. -, nr about Srrtor1-
l,,r ;: L. rnurn"d ilruS". preferably
on ,rrr-r ,,!h If lslrnd. Address Fox
80: jy2T-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Order nf Publication,


rho Stat. If W"Sl NirElnil. ON"
county. -:
In ;hr Circuit Court nf ohio county,
Vest N!rrinta. July Rules. 1918.
William WITT kiES.
"x""ut"r If the Will II I" tSSTnlrsit
Kate NJ. Ford. with HttHrhInrni
vs. damages $t.Q"". IN
C;c"rGe W. Ca.dc-
laugh.
'rh.. object "f this suit is 10 Obtain Il
lGiEm"n; and attachment tor the PLAIN
riff from tn" defendant herein, Tor
mor"y du" On certain negotiable" prom
i:'$"r% notes.
NAL II appearing from an uffId.tH!.
ihr defendant tirurEr W. f:lld"hHuSl, Is
not \ resident al liz" stat" Of West Var,
fiui;l. and lie not having been *'TN'l
with process ia said suit. on noli"h ~
tn, plnintiff ny counsel this order ~
publication is entered against his. ana
il is ordered thnt tin said d"lriG;ih.'
abny. main"d h.: and h" IS Required !"
aIi,C:.r within on" month alter inc "I'
If In" !ir-t publication Ui TINS "ru'r
and ,lu what ~ necessary IL pr"i'ft hiA
interests II IS further ordered ihht inns
order l." published ana posted rs IT, o
Quir"d hy law.
Witness. Jdhn L. kinghorn Clerk "r
our said Court. IT Ia" court House "l
sa!d County, this '@rd day Of July. 1915
;u-rit; July Rules. l9lN.
JOHN /. KINGIl0KN. Clerk
Published the first time July Sth. l"lN'
JOHN l.. KINGHnRN, Clerk.
brennan X Berry.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
& q -
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WA.NTED--Male
UNION CARPENTERS,

We r."a twenty or more competent
Union carpenters for outside and inside
yrrE on bones we arc building in Ross
Park. Va will furnish steady employ
mont tr good moi. Apply To Sup"rn-
i"..u"ut "a Ross Park. ~
TIL. ROSS PARk REALTY COMPANY.
iy-"T-m Struhcnvilc. =.
WANTED-Afan for night work at an
up 10 dale garage. r. ". Sh"c;S
Motor Company. No. 1917 Eotf Str""i.
city. 1y--?-',
waNTED-i'ipc cutters and lahorcra.
GI"h" Automatic Sprinkler Co. Stop y
Warw"uG. N--ii
WaNTEp-A good sawyer FOR circular
mill in jefferson county. Ohio. either
10 take the mill by tn" thousand or ny
tho day. steady work. Ecpiy I" .. & !.
Saw Mil. f. @. box sos, StcuhrnvIliI,
ohio. JF----l
.yANTEp-Two boys, lG years or ore:
to ,cara tho printing trade. Apply to
foreman Inteiigcucer after 2 p. M.
'ny-l5-;f
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MALE HELP WANTED.
ar% rumhHr Of Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric Craremen.
J.. Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Caterers, flint
factory.
Hotel Portcrs.
lictri IIpuScmcn-
ANY number Lebcrers.
Macninists.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Mouldcrs.
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Wclders.
. FErYAlE HELP WANTED.
, Eight tcolurcd) Glass Bottle factory.
DumesticS.
POSITIONS WANTED,
MALE.
Truck Drivers.
Care Tnlnr Of Lawn. Etc.
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
W7ShH'"n and Time Keepers
FEMALE.
S:cnoErap!:crs.
Sten0Craph"re anl E"Okkt6pnrs.
Call at the United States Employment
Service between and o'clock Cor iu-
formation concerning any Kind Of CHI
ploy;nent desired. Remember this IS y
public service and there IS no change
whatever to any person Jc-ll
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Nay Mako 4 Stand.

Heavy artillery has ben used |" S''t''"
cXt"n, ny III" Germans In their rear
guar! actions but Ia H. such extent ~
to-day. and this gives som" basis i"T
l-.iI"f that Won H,CIIH. TN. ti"Etn:tn com
rl,;snLcr. is preparing to make. n stand
It Is PORTED nut, however. that until
Tho .ir,i.c river Is rCachrd MI she ad-
yan:ae:cs Ut ground are with ihr allies.
So II is gru"rally believed that III" drrp-
ping buck If lis heavy guns Is merely
an Indication thu; his armies are being
withdrawn with all speed from POSI-
ton which is iui"lrrahic and winch. un-
less relieved. might result in the dlSOr-
-aaiM:ltiOu Of what So lar has hcGU 'sn
admirably conducted retreat.
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wANTED-ripc cutters and laE"rcr;.
Gl"h" Automatic Sprinkler Co. Stop y
VI,