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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Rooms Occupied

BERLIN. Feb. 2l.--tVia London.)-
Russian GOWN O; Ruvuo. has been cleared
e; Tia" Russians til" war office reports.
Trains with about 1.n"n cars. many %
;h"ln laden with food. have been cap
tur.d n$ we'll as a!rplan"s and an i'll
,...i,ua!.i" amount al war material.
Between DvrSk and i'iuSk. tn" Ger
m:,I.S az" prrS$jn" eastward. ';"n"rHh
Num I.inSing"rI'S movement continues.
!lnrnr:an, railway and highway JUNG
tionS have been occupied.
'rh" Germans nav" passed through
Wcd.n. - miles northeast Of Riga. and
ara nnw before W"imar. % mics north
east ~ Riga.
G;ovno IS tho most "aSt"riy Of the
trlaugI" cc Russian t"r'r">S"s III N"ihy-
MA. l.uisk Ia" Western citadel III tho
;r!ang." "apitulat"d |" IA" Germans on
February Is without tiChttnE. TIL"
:h!id fortress IN N"luyniI. iuhnu. lies
about midway between l;"rao and III"
:ni,n."' Er"dr on TIN. ,;tl!ran tr"n't"r)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Zion Brotherhood
Elect Officers for Year

At tho regular monthly meeting of
the Zion Lutheran church brother
hood last evening the officers for ih"
ensuing year were installed. Those
who will preside 1T the coming meet
inss are: President. William +. Stein
becker: vice president, William i.
Rcnekc: secretary, George II. PascI;
treasurer, John MrtzCrr
The Rev. G.. w. Critchlow gave 4
very interesting discourse on The
Life Of Washington. His characters
isrics and traits were BROUGHT oul hy
his loyalty and patriotism to his cnun,
try. all of which should BE- looked
upon today as the CourS" that we
should follow 10 serve our country
in this day of greatest need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

The StHtc oil NCSt NlT5Ihla' Oi'o |o""
W.T. IN vi Virgtni Sii e.hruary Rules, 1918.
John #. Roscoe. PLAINTIFF.
Anna r.. Mudcr. kathcr-
inc Rurk". John Q'Grady.
Frances burke. Margaret
T.. Halpn. John HalpiA,
Charles a. Moh"r. Daniel In ChahcerE.
burke aud william Siecn.
t;corg: j. MathIs0n. trus-
tee. Hhulta q and Arthur
Roscoe and Nellie Roscoe.
infants under Tin" ag" OF
twcuty-onc. DrfrpdantS.
'rha object of the above entitled suit
is 20 subject the real properly % MARY
T. Roscoe Ia tho payment or INC dchls
II the cslnte Of said intcstaic ana II APP
bearing by affidavit !h15 Ann" M M"~Fn
Trnncrs Burke Daniel Burke; William
cfnrn Arthur Roscoe and Nellie E"sco"
nre non.rnsidrn,s nf The Stale. it Is or
Irrcd that they do appear nor" WiIhln Il
IIrations hereof and do what IS h"c"S-
snr. TO protect their interest.
And il appearing from an 3iiIahv1:
filed in said cnrs" nj these Eul"S. tho .
the defendants Anna l.. Mnuer' , Mh[Eri ~
Burke, Frances Burke. Daniel Burke'
Charles A. Moder. John nGrady. WI
liam Stctn and Arthur l:oSr"', ana NfIll,;
Roscoe arc not residents or inc SLY o.
West Virginia, and they not having nScll
T ISin Of T the plaintiff by counsel this or:
der. Of publication is entered againSl
them, and /, is ordered thai The , Taid ar re-
trndanIs. above MINED. pc ana thE! ar
rrnujrrd tn appear Within ono inntnii
af T%' the date Of the frs! publication Of o..
this order and do what Is necrSSMhry l"
protect their interests. II IS ImLtnIir an, T'
dcrcd that this order BE- published ana
rusIrd as required by law.
Witness. John |" kinghorn' Llcrk OF o.
our said Court. at the Court Louise "l
said County. this 9Th dny ni rrSruhi >
I"I9. to-wit: February Rules. 1919. s,,
published the first time February Sth'
''''' JOHN L. kINGHORN, Clerk.
JOHN L. KINGHORN. Clerk.
4, l.. SAWTELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Mrs. De Vinney's House
Is Damaged By Fire

\ slight blaze at The home OF Mrs.
De Vinnoy. in Alley &C." last night
caused considerable rummnrinn
among the residents of that part of
the city. The fire started II about
q o'clock. from an unknown source.
probably Il defective fluc. MI OF IN"
South Side companies w"r" soon on
the scene. and their quick. efficient
action saved tn" house from d"%lrlir.
tinn. Til" loss was about SD; coy
cred by insurance.
The house IS an old frame S'ru"'
lI,ra. and Is located directly back Ut
the McMcchon preserving works. on
Twenty-Srcond street. Mrs. y" Nin'
ncy has been tenant in III" nous"
fur n number Of wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
SIXTY AUTO TRUCKS
PASS THROUGH CITY
HEADED FOR COAST

Thirty auto trucks passed through
Wheeling last night over Tn" N;u lonai
nike. Tho trucks Wrr" from Detroit ana
headed for an Atlantic port. being load
ed with army supplies.
SIXTY other trucks arc expected 10 pass
over tho same course sometime So"H'
and all are serving IL double purpose
while getting III" trucks Ia tho coast Tor
shiumrn,. supplies arc. being loaded on
,h,m thereby using the ono fuel to
tr,n>nnrt the two Items. supplies and
trucks.
The trucks were manufactured IN De-
rrnir on government orders and II u
iuS. recently that they have been aplc
10 run over The ruhdS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
All Salmon Will Be
ReQuisjitioned for Army

t,EItNr;IIAM, WASH. E,h. IL. b.
J.uiur salmon administrator for In"
federal y,,y"rnml"mi. announced to-day
hat 10y rr'l"r of IN" :""i administrators
al IF lifr uuSrlL Sulm"n stock III tho
Tinted states w"l;id II" r"QuiSitI"n"d FOR
ihn i'uIt"d STATES army. Irl"Graphic
orders lv withhold disposal "t AL uu-
sold salm,"n have hecn sent !" the diff
firm; lEI,.!,r.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Id I ljhRY
RentScil Funeral.

Furt"Gni services will be- conducted
inin"rrnw ai,"rnnnn Il: " o'clock from
tho lat" h"m" ont tho pix" for Daniel
I:ru:.;rh. esteemed and respected resi-
dent who passed away yesterday morn
iug Tn" Rev. Charles T.. S"ycrinEhousc.
lrinSior Of III" German Methodist Epis-
r"pa! church MI! hr i'll charge nj tho
services. and inirrm"nc WILL II" made IL,
FrnniuSUlH cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Military Man Here Today

,hl"f ~ tho Military Census and
Draft for West Virginia breckenridge
Jones Of Charleston will he a visitor in
Wheeling to-day, for the purpose OF
comforting with the local draft boards
relative 10 the work OF the department.
Mr.. Jones comes here from Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3rd floor apartment.
rooms mo children). Inquire DR.. Har-
rict g. Jones. Glendale. w. Va. Bell
phone 145-J MoundSvillr. f-2l-i
FOR RENT-Nty residence property No.
81 1oth St. This house contains eigh;
rooms, A finished room in the attic ard
two basement office rooms. Apply 10
Dr $. l.. Jepson. Masonic Building.
Charleston. ". Va. f2l-I
FOR RENT-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors OF the New
Iutelligcncer building 1904 and 1906 Mar
kct street, will be ready for occupancy
about April |. Apply p. Boyd. care IL.
tnIIir,ncnr: ja-2S-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

wANTED-Educatcd young man above
draft age. wants position where there
is opportunity TO show ability. Salary
no object until I demonstrate. Have had
10 years practical business experiences
Best Of reference as TO character. habits
and etc. Address Sec. care Intelligent
Ger. l~22-l :,
WANTED-Educated young man above
= draft age. wants position where there
is opportunity To show abilities. Salary
no object until demonstrate. Have had
10 years practical business experience.
Best of reference MS 70 character. habits
and etc. Address Sec. Bridgeport Ohio.
f-o6-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR sAIE-1o to lex acres Of coal in
Ohio, operating al present loading
cars. !. mile haul to Pennsylvania & =;
4 O.. !, mile TO Wheeling; ! truck. Bell
phone $50 Bridgeport. i-".-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

NEW YORK. l'"h. :i.-"Billy" Mad
den. sporting man and manager of The
lat. Iuhn L.. Sulliyan. when he won the
heavyweight pugil.Stic championship.
died suddenly tonight in White Palms
hospital from acute indigestion. He
WAS Us years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

IiiII.N l'tI.i'ilIA. tt'h. u. 49, pr
Charles : Tu!uhuiI. rrtrd specialist On
Diseases al tn" eye. ii"d at his h"m"
h.r.. today. aged 30 years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22

!!kFNi:NNI'A :'w.',!.'n. T'h. "l.-F"nr
..,.:InSu!r~ h.,l.. IrrI:'d ~ NI~:i. II '!'''
,;.Ir .or l"islni5:. ir"n Germany. carry
iu. Finnish S"ldr.rs vino had served il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Col. r. A. Phillips.

SCRANTON. Ia. F.h 1t ni"H"i r;
\. Phillips. Formerly general r,t;la Ger
III tn" n"l"war". Ln"kawauna and West
"rr coal company and widely known IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR sALE-Dodgc roadster. good con-
dition. call ASSN Altcnhcim. G. NJ.
Naukirk, Pleasant Valley. 'f-2a-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneous

FOR SALE-4-S interest in oil and gas
lease for $5l5 an eighth. This we'll oil
bearing country. ready TO pump. Address
J.. .. Box 317. Wheeling, w. Va. FLIP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Furnished room *@.OO per
week. Furnished housekeeping room
$500. range. bath, phone. 1929 Chapline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-Sixteen room house for
four families. Splendid resident part
OF Martins Ferry. Z. B. Graham. Bell
phonc u. l--l-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
LOST AND FOUND

on Shadyside car. ladies
purse containing sum of money. Find
or please call Smith news stand. Shady
side, Bell 65-J. fill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
RillY Madden.

the anthracite" industry. died today after
:, long illness He was So years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OIL and Gas Drilling Machine wanted.
Wanted to buy or rent or will let oil
and gas contract-drilllng 1000 feet
Address y. q. BOX al, Wheeling. f-l4-p
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FOR SALE OR RENT

ZOE SALE OR RENT-Farm % acres,
situated Union district, Marshall Co.
W. Va. good buildings. gas lights and
fires. inquire T.. w. McCombs. Wheel
ing l.. u. No. ;. t-2o-m
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D I E D..

RENTscH--un Thursday. February 81.
1918. at o'clock q. H.. at the home u
his son, George. at Pleasant Valley.
DANIEL RENTSCH. in the ninety
sixth year OF his age.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
nj 80 o'clock. Friends Of family re-
Sr.rirully invited 10 attend. Inter-
mrut private at Peninsula cemetery.
please omit floTerS.)
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LEGAL NOTICE
Order o. PubucatiC

Order o. Publication.
The Stpin- of West Virginia, Ohio Coun'
" SIS: -.-
I'm The Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. february Rules 1918.
John r. lsuScnc. Plaintiff.
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WANTED--Position

wANTED-Girl. Virginia Candy. Store.
34-26th st. f-GU-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
AMERICANS AND FRENCH
in CHAMPAGNE

The situation for Tuesday by the Associa
ed Press a follows;
The entente forces Belgium and France
fully to dve the before them In Belgian Flanders the ad
somewhat rapid but all the France the Ger
fighting with desperation hold back their foes.
The great wedge that being driven by the Belgian British
and French troops Flanders threatens seriously the BY
the Of positions north Belgium from the Lys river
to the including his submarine and other along the cosst
while the south the Lille salient gradually being menaced and
doubtless will receive attention from the pneer which are
being oiled for the saSk Of retaining this important Of
ritory far as Vaenoiennes for France.
Meanwhile the French and American forces struggling
vaanty forward their drive norhward from the Champagne
region into the country which the Germans effect
lremen to their border the final dcbace As has
been the always the offensive began the Germans
vigorously defending their positions using mnumersbc machine
detachments in endesvors to hold their ground
Particularly thrus.s that the Americans
being compelled to sustain and where the entire
front threatened with immediate collapse should General L
getts crash through the line for material gans
Nevertheless both the Americans and French demanding
that their be served and they meeting
with In the Romsgne further gains made
by the Americans face Of terrific artillery machine gun FIRE.
and the natural deenses and great
which has be Bad weather over the
tor and the armen have been unable give their brilliant
assistance to the mAnuevers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
ALLIED DRIVE IN FLANDERS THREATENS GERMAN TENURE
Enemy Hold On Territory From Ly Rver To Sea In Jeopardy
Potter County Council Of Defense
Urges Big Bond Over Subscriptions;
Body Appreciates Daily News Work
Amarillo, Texas, Oct. IS, lglS

Amarillo, Texas Oct IS, lYlS
The Daily News, Amarillo, Texas
Il, unanimous vote the Potter County Council of De
tense today instructed its secretary write YOU thanking
YOU for your display Of unconditional surrender and
ior Your helpful editorials warning the people against cN
pccting much from German peace ovcrtures
The council ask, your continued and most active ci-
forts toward countcactng any sackcnng effect on Amer
cau war efforts Possibly Germany has not made her tall
peace offensive in Just the way her high command planned
it, bu undoubtedly she did plan it and ior many weeks we
have been warned against peace offensive II Germany
had cNprc,cdy plotted every OF her peace offensive
itself She could not have timed il effectively Ap
parcnt She has down couutrys subscription to the
vitality necessary Fourth Liberty Loan and this together
with unparalleled epidemic i, creating the condition
which Germany would have liked to create.
Undoubtedly Germany did not plan nor expect what
armies dong to her the western front II IS GER
,ain up to u, home folks to that Germany neither by
accident nor design makes gains here which arnic,
are taking away from her in France and Belgium
The Potter County Council OF Defense urges that Ama
ro citizen, make extra efforts yet buy bonds
Amarillo achieved her quota easily under the able manage
mcut OF the Fourth Liberty Loan committee But the
council feels that there are citizens who could and should
buy bonds and that these citizens would buy more
It they realized h, opportunity dciicicncc> u
other less favored or less loyal districts
The next few months will almost certainly b, harder
Tor the American people than any other time since h
started Thanksgiving aad Christmas coming tine
great mgathcrng day, OF the American homcwiih three
million boys away from home Casualty lists by land and
and from camps cannot but incrcsi,yhc fc
,c ever, home Tor peace and tho return OF lr boys
TIN, VIII be the winter Of IT, hardest tugs American
heart strings There is danger ben what the lnercau
people will make whatever sacrifice they bccyy
,ary There Is danger that 10y believing peace here the
American people may let slip some OF those 'Hugs ior
which the world ha, made this whole big sacrh
Let the people feel that the alternative before
them today ., "Shal quit win the war Igl9 2"
Yours truly
ron TER COUNTY COUNCIL. or DEFENSE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
SENATE MAY MAKE.
PROBE INTO TEXAS.
BREWERS EFFORTS.
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES WILL M
INVESTIGATED ny
COMMITTEE.
EXECUTIVE SESSION HELD
Purchase uf Washington Times with
Money from Brewers Fund to
Develop Into Inquiry about
German Propaganda.

" NHhffhNN ' tfH
WASHINGTON. oct 10 In
vcstigation by the senate Judiciary
subcommittee into the purchase OF
the Wa.nngton Times hy Arthur
brisbane with the aid Of money al
,anccd by brewers. very likely Viii
develop into general inquiry into
the activities of German propagg n
dist In this country
This was indicated tonight by
members OF the committee after in
formation obtained boy the army in
telligence service had been submit
ted 10 the committee In cNecutivc
session Senators declined TO dis
cssa-.,,H JrioruiniiVn ~ announce
mont was mgdI'hr Tpt G. B.
Lester Of thcV Rtelligence ser
vice had beoiX ipoenaed 10 ap-
near next Tuesday when tho inquiry
will begin. y also was understood
that George rrccl chairman of nv
committee on public information.
would Dee called
In further preparation for gen
rral inquiry the committee has
asked T. Lowry llumes. former fed
oral district attorney a. Pitisbure
to furnish the committee with o.
digest of information secured hy
the government as Go the political
sriiyitics of brewers as revealed by
federal grand jury Investigations at
pntsburr. while similar request
IaIso was sent to % T. Looucv at
'ioruc. general OF Texas
s Mitchell Palmer. alien pro
|par'y custodian whose chargos mad"
. m speech Boz Harrisburg pa. re-
suited 900 the senate ordering the In
vc-iigstion appeared before Tho
Icomwu,r bUt opening of the hear
ling was postponed bccaus" ot m"
I Iulnc-. OF Alexander Kon'cr oi Ne7
|NUrt fho principal witness
pav the President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
GERMAN BASES ARE
BEING SEPARATED
BY ALLIED DRIVES
ENENl vi II SPEEDILY IALL
BACK OR SPLIT HIS
FORCES.


PARIS. oct !. Marshal foch -
driving formidable wedge between
tho German bases OF Rrugcs aud
Ghrut in Belgium and Lille In
France The effective manner In
.sh..h kiug Albert carried out bis
attack Monday has further rIdcncd
'hc wedge. ahich IN 90 shl
the German force. unless mo cncmy
falls back peedily on fide front.
The British army of General
rlumor on tac right ing 90 tho
allied advance nDv o. only three
miles from the important raiisay
junction of t0urtrsi once the
allies master tho line. Wor leo
Wouiu CourtrsL which probably Vill
.c only matter p. O. fcV hours. tbs
German .iiua'Ior af Lille Nlli bs
most psr.ioga ami that af Ghent not
much better.
Th. French arflu uf Roglcr, i3
/. eer.lu. Joss fo 'hg Germans. Al.
I though the Belgian railway system
Dos dense enough t0 provide stCrna-
.f.t, route tu Brsrisln cAtCuf ina
."lIsl entrance iuto Noulcrs on the
|Nra' Gat 0t fhs offensive d. begin
ming fu effect tho German rommuni-
..fHur system most lrfsrurs
I.unNu.sI ul Page snJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16

TO the west the French are slowly
closing In npon Rcthcl ON their way
to Mcyicr. h.in. onI, two miles dis
tam, fr,,,. ,,. ,,..., W., ~, c-.,s
p,. r.... h.. .,,..,..., ,..,,,... -.
'"es WI TUT ''''' ''''' ''' ''''
mans were made prisoner 900 ihis
yigh'ing
On Flanders 'ha BRITISH have taken
m, upp,rf.u. r,IIuat r,nisr n,
y.... 4I........ .,.r.. ..s ,.
''"I'"' "NI.I'. '''''''N "'- ''
most boon won Numuruu. towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
AME ERICAN TROOP
TRANSPORT SINKS
At ATLANTIC PIER

Il A..l..Hiel lf.as
HDBOKEN. y J. oct o.. short
IF before the American troop tran
port America. formerly the Grrmai
ffausatlanti, passenger steam Dup
Amcrisa va. about tu sail today for
Europe with soldier and supple.
the vessel fouudcrcf a' her pair here
ln the early morning dar ness,
Nhi.r fh, troop aboard were sleep
inr tho America e't.ed eth hoI
kerl .r ths mud leaving 0nif three
uf her eight dork-. tDfcthcr sith
part. of hrr tunnels above water.
So Gar as asH ku1wn there va uu
ilw 90 lIlc Tho cause Df 'hn arri.
dent remained mystery. even to
navy department officials
The America -auk iu about 80 feet
10 Nafcr and th' raising Df ths ship
o. not regarded al difficult
The America fhsn tho fmcrIka.
sailed on her Nrsf VOYAGE from Sew
York un O.ipbcr 90. 1909 50 that
lime the ship eas the largest pas.
seurer vessel Iu point of Tonnage
afIuif having arc0mmUdafIous for
0 500 passenger and about 600
rree Sh' vas tho fIrsf of fhe ocean
liner. fa De- equipped with electric
elevator and boz addition. hor asionr
ser. decorated with paintings a
American scenes. her decks insfeal
Uf being numbered frrr named after
pre- dent. uf fhe United States shs
90. ae'fef and nfen over hf thf
grred State. .hipp'n- board after
rsrf taIrF aa rrrf fn ftr NAYS and
dns IFuaffd troop iran p0r'
WWfaI damaEe fo he ship hr tho
officer. end m-r of her FORMER crew
/ vas repaired here ~ e cot 20 ap.
ura1imafslv $500 NNa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-16
BULGARIA VIOLATES
TRUCE PROVISIONS
FOt HIH NENn UINISIuN tNi;.
Ell-~ on wren pit NDtE
NOM


WASHINGTON ODD. Nl.
tuH.ng uofthoarG rlH H..H. Ser
hiau troop. 900 HfIt front HafH
captured fI' hriEU lumHsf.u-
both banks Y. fb. southern uHrHs.
taking 90 Nsid guns. H serbian nl
IcIhl statement received H.Ir 'H.
day A.. lu thr Darflrr H. SIS.
large Amount uf material Na. .f
% serbian doiarhm,nf. up.a'r-
fr thr kurts paausa region ..
port fhs statement ,ay. that r.H.
iury tu ih. .iipuiaii0ns Of fhr ar.
.aI ..r' thr fourth Bulgarian dive.
hon carried off into HulEauI 90.
pru,imatels 300. sheep 500"
hor.rs 500 m,u. Logo muIo and
1900 wagon.
Tie statement .sE. IuirlI..r
captain ordered fhr siprrhun-r oi
grain af sfratFu tp hp burned anf
~, cattle belonging tn ths pHpu's
iiou taken tu Bulgaria
Th, S,fHau catals ir su al
vance iu The direction 1f kursbgmln
anu porkoupiis have taken n4htr
Gus prisoner from three nee GER
man divisions and four ffn cru-i'
l,tef houitzer- aud tv0 Geld slu