davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-05-20
Third Attempt of Austrians Results in Failure

ROME May 20An official report issued today states
that the third attempt of the Ausans to capture Monte Corno
from the Italians has failed Two columns of Austrans with
machine and flame projectors heavily supported by ar
lery, repulsed
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-05-20
ENEMY AIRCRAFT MAKES
RAID OVER ENGLAND

LONDON, May 20.-Hostile air.
craft crossed the counties of Kent
and Essex Saturday evening, proceed
ing toward London, the raid continu-
ing at midnight.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04
MaruntiSuri.

Dupa cum sd vede bulgarii vor
sa treaca pc partea victorioSilor,
insa sezonul acesta, este sezonul
mort pentru trecatori.
Tn resOn pentru care putem
numi 81 pc fete curagioase, este
acela ca dinsele nu sd ascund in
,,dugouts'', atunci cind Cupidon
TRACE Gu sageata.
Daca careva dintra cetitorii
nostri ar invidia prilejurile ce
le au soldatii nostri de la front,
dinsii pot sa ajute cauzei prin
aceea ca sc vor incarca Gu iii
berty Bonds.
Pentru cunoaste de la un
mire, cind s'a implinit luna de
miere, fara ca sal intrebi, n al
decit sd vezi daca Sc interesea-
"a orr ba de ,,carbuni" 81 de pre-
tul lorQ
Aproape este obiceiu la fami-
lille americana ca dupa ce fete-
le au folosit intreaga pudra, ma
ma sa poate pudra 81 Gu creta
pisata din cuina.
Unul dintra cele mai bine a.
ranjate lucruri din tara aceasta
este ca atunci cind fetele tinere
sd urasc de implicit ciorapi
pentru soldati, atunci lie iau To-
cul fetele batrine 81 afacerea
merge mai departe.
Cind aliatii vor ingenunchia,
atunci genunchii lor vor fl dea
supra la aceea ce numim in zl-
ua de astazi - Hohenzollernism.
Spunea preotul unuia ce bea
rachiu: ,,Nu al cetit tn prin
carti ca rachiul este eel mai ma
re dujman al omenimii?' Ci O.
mul nostru ii raspunse: Isl
D-Ta nu ne spui totdeauna la BIZ
serica, sa ne iubim dujmanii no.
stri? Care a avut dreptate?
Germania planuieste sa-si re-
.duca diviziunile. Munca zadarni-
ca. Mai bine sa le lase asa cum
au fost, ca doara aliatii 81 asa
nu au altceva de lucru decit sd
le reduca eli.
Tn ON de afaceri cind pri-
meste o scrisoare de la femeia-
sa dusa in alt oras. daca voieste
sa site acurat ce-i lipseste din
sci, trebue sa ceteasca numai
partea aceea scisorii in care
este pus P. S.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04
.EFLECTII.
sOCIALISTII NOsTRI.

Articolul d-lui Brumarel: so
cialistii 81 chestia nationals a
facut mutt SINCE rau naivilor So
cialisti. Dupa ce Zamfirescu a
lncercat ca sa Sc explice 81 dat
cu oistea in gard, sare in auto
rul primejduitului altul din sec
ia monomanistilor (cred ca ceti-
tori nu an uitat ce insemneaza
acest cuvint: monomaniia e 81.
nonima nebuniei). Chestia foar-
te delicata 81 anume gazetuta So
cialista creata anumit ca unul
81 altul sa-si spele rufele prin ca,
pc cind un ziar serios, un ziar
ce Sc respecta trebue sa 81 ridi-
ce multi deasupra persolalitati
lor. Oameni Gil mintea intreaga
discuta principii, lar proStii =
de panura socialistilor sa
cearta. Pc Ell nu-i intereseaza te-
oniile, ci personalitatile.
Nu trebue sd trecem Gu >vede-
rea ca teoriile all strinsa lega-
tura GU persoanele ce o profesea-
"a, aceasta insa nu indreptateste
pc mime de interzice ghebosu-
lui de a nu Fl critic al artelor
frumoase, etc. fnsa totusi de-
osebire, deosebire destul dc
pronuntata, 81 anume: poate imo-
ralul sa faca morala, orr minci-
nosul sa spuna adevarul, etc.
Oar sa lasam sd sc identifice per.
sonalitatea cu teoria individului,
adeca sa cercetam trecutul =
numai la conducatori - 81 sa We
dem = intreacat - cam ce poa-
me au fost. fntre conducatorii
socialist allan - dar mai ales
la omul ce sarit ca sa acuze
pc Brumarel de inconsistent -
ca acestia ce pling att de multi
nenorocirile omenirii, ~acesti ca
sbiara ca asinii pc timp nouros
contra imoralitatilor, ce Sc schi-
monosesc ca ipocritii incerc;nd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04

Flu CT1mlnal. - WellSD0rO,
Pa. - John Edward Tenbrock,
in etate de 18 ami, fost judecat
de tribunalul criminal din locali-
tate 81 gasit vinovat de omor in
gradul al doilea. Tenbrock a o.
morit pc fatal sau in Martie tre-
cut, pc cind Sc aflau singuri in
casa. Copilul cauta sd Sc apere
in fata authorization mintind ca
crima fusese comisa de patru
negri carl .venisera sal jefuia-
sea.
Serviciul adus de prizoneri. -
Londra. Sir r. Winfrey, Sc
cretarul parlamentar in consili-
ul agricultural, spus ca prizo-
nerii de razboi au adus, anul tre-
cut, 10000 acre de pamint in con
ditiuni de cultivare. Acest pa
mint fusese mai inainte un fel
de mlastina ce nu producea nj
mic.
Kaiserul cere ajutor. = Am
sterdam. Kaiserul TRIMS
urmatorul mesagiu catre mem
bril- partidului Fatherland: Ma
dajduiesc Gu 1ncredere ca popo-
rul german Sc va aduna impre-
jurul meu in acest timp de incer-
care si-si va da singele 81 averea
lui, pima la cea din urma plea
tura, pentru apararea patriei." ;"
Vacin contra influentei. =
New York. = Doctorul William
Park din New York a anuntat
guvernul Statelor Unite ca din
sui a descoperit un vaccin care
lrlatura Influenza spaniola.
General decorat. - Washing
ton. = Generalul Franchet ID 'Es-
percy, comandantul victorioase-
lor armate aliate din Macedonia,
fost decorat din partea Fran
tel ca drept recunostinta pentru
succesul obtinut in lupta contra
inamicului. Aceasta s'a anuntat
din Franta printr'o telegrama O.
ficiala.
Germanii cumpara bancnote
englezesti. = LOndra. - Depese-
lie din Olanda anunta ca firmele
germane ofera preturi mari pc
bancnotele englezesti, cumpa-
rlndu-le de ori 81 unde lie ga
sesc prin tarile neutre.
Revolte in Bulgaria. = Paris.
Conform unei depese trimisa din
Eur oh catre ziarul Journal de
Paris, in toata Bulgaria au izbuc-
nit revolte pacifiste 81 anti-ger-
name. Circula svonurile ca s'a
formal un nou cabinet national
sub prim- -ministrul Malinoff 81
doctorul Ghenadieff, carl fusese-
ra gratiati din inchisoare de re-
gele Ferdinand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04

sd Sc faca ca STINT mila de memo
rocirile altora, ii vedem cum u
nul Isl paraseste femeia Gu pa
tru orr cinci copilasi, lasindu-i
prada suferintelor, nenorocirilor,
lipsurilor de tot felul spre a trai
Gu amantele, altul fura nevasta
,tovarasului'' sau, altul schimba
nevestele - daca ar putea = in
fiecare ri, altul, find gazduit
lie prietenul sau, sd suie in tim
pul noptii in pat la soacra aces
tuia, altul acurzat de abducere,
etc. AceSta G numat un mic re-
cord al cOnducatorilor socialist
de aici : am putea sal numa-
ram pc degete, pc eel ce nu au
ceva la recordul lor = cinstiti
sunt intre eli numai acei ce sunt
sedusi, 81 vedem ca pc data ce "a
fla acestia .ce poame sunt sefii
socialist = ii da Mabel cu toa-
te teoriile lor. Att numai despre
oersonalitati.
Auzi pc aceste creaturi,
ee-ti inspira mila, vorbind mereu
1espre un ceva Stiintific. Daca
vel incerca sa vezi in ce cOnsis-
"a stiinta lor, vel afla ca ,,stiin-
tificul" de care It'll vorbesc ace
sta numai un cuvint, cum de
pilda uni nebuni Sc leaga de o
fraza, pc care 0 repeta necOnte-
lit 81 cred in ca. ST vel ajunge la
convlngerea ca poate vapOrul a
'cuturat prea tare pc acesti GA
meni alta explicatie nu poti
avea.
Stiinta greu de patruns, tre-
5ue un studiu serios, intreprins
lie Oameni serioSi. Cunosc pc
socialistii nostri, intreaga lor e.
ducatie socialista facuta prin
cetirea de pamflete de propa-
ganda de aci rezulta ca sunt
att de sectari, 81 tot odata, com
binind sectarismul acesta Gu ca
racterul lor deserts mai sus, nu e
mirare ca sc cred ceea ce nu
sunt. De pilda daca bietul Stan
ce nu a invatat de cit buchiile,
STAR ridica nasul in vint pretin-
zlnd ca ell eel mai mare Astro-
nom, de sigur ca ar Fl ridicul,
mai multi ar fl nebunie. ST in
tire acesta 81 socialistii nostri nu
e nici deosebire. Ell tin orbeste
Ia o teorie pc care nu cunosc,
81 nici nu incearca cunoaste,
obsedati de gindul ca eli sunt a.
paratorii moralitatii isl scuza
pacatele att de morale pc care
si-au ingaduit ale face. Eli nu
pot intelege, pentru ca creerul
lor este lmbuibat de credinta
falsa. NJ este insa tot asa GU
altii, ce privesc la eli. Trebue sti-
ut ca nici un ON cinstit ce afla
ce fel de oameni sunt conduca-
tori acestei secte, nu va raminea
lntre Ell, au incercat multi de al
aduce la Gale cum sc cade, au
muncit in aceasta directie, dar
cind au descoperit Gu cine au de
aface, au dat dracului socialis-
mul: pentru ca imoralul nu poa-
te Fl aparatorul moralei.
Pc data ce socialistii cei ade-
varati vor alunga pc acesti imo-
rail- dintre Ell, de sigur ca socia-
lismul va deveni national, vor
urma pc un Mortun, Diamandi,
Nadejde, ETC., lar nu pc trad;ito-
rul Rachoysky, bulgarul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04
INF0RMATIUN

Dimisia ministrilor Germani.
Amsterdam. - Ziarul Berlin
Tageblatt scrie ca toti ministrii
de stat al Germaniei si-au dat
dimisia, 81 ca eel Prusieni an in
tentia sa faca la fel.
Scufundarea unui contractor
pilor. Washington. Tn
contra-torpilor american s'a scu-
fundat astazi linga coasta din
New Jersey, in timpul cind s'a
ciocnit ell un alt vapor de trans
portat uleiu. De pc contractor
piior lipsesc dol oameni; ceialalti
au fost salvati. Ciocnirea a avut
loc All noapte la Orele g..
Bernstorff, cancelar. - Am
sterdam. = Ziarul Tageblatt din
Berlin scrie ca Sc poate ca con-
tele Bernstorff sa fie numit can
cellar al imperiului in locul lui
Won Hertling. Bernsdorff a fost
mai inainte ambassador in State
lie Unite 81 acum are acclas post
in Turcia.
Holera in Viena. = Madrid. -
0 stire oficiala, primita din capi-
tala Austriei, anunta ca la Vie
ma s'au ivit cazuri fatale de ho-
lera Asiatica.
Iubire dc copil. - Londra. -
De la Budapesta Sc anunta po-
vestea lnchiderei unui teatru in
care toti actorii 81 actrite,c erau
copii. Tn baiat de IA ami a in
cercat sa Sc sinucida cind prima-
dona, in etate de 10 ami, la res
pins iubirea.
Fuga Hunilcr. - Roma. -
Stirih primite din Elvetia spun
ca toti Germanii 81 Austriecii
carl Sc aflau la Sofia 81 Constan-
tinopol au inceput sa fuga in ia
rile lor natalie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-04

cum Romina va avea de ro unu dntra cee
nsemnate, in acest razbo
Ne salta inimle de bucurie 81 smtm mfnr cnd GU
geam la viitorul apropa cfnd ebu sal drepta
e Rominie 81 neamuu nostru care iaa pura deauns cru
cea in spate pc drumul 81 obosor al Calvarulu
Dumnezeu sd ajute
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
TO TIE PUBLIC.

beginning on date OF the first OF
September at 10 o'clock p. m. it win
be our policy to close our garage on
East Race street In the city OF Mar
tinsburg and TO so continue until fur
Their public notice We shall be open
each and every morning for business
at the hour OF O'Clock a. m.
On Sundays and after 6 O'Clock in
the evening no repair work will be
done in our shop. However we Shall
be able to give service on delivery
OF repair parts, accessories and sup
pies during the hours which we are
open Any import ant or necessary bust
ness viii be transacted after these
hours il party desires to get into COM
munication by calling on Winchester
telephone No. 124-XA. which is the
residence OF the manager of this
incorporation.
We wish TO advise in regard to stort
age that we shall be glad to keep cars
In the garage provided the above hours
are satisfactory to the car owner, and
In this connection beg TO advise that
we shall not be held responsible for
any loss or damage by fire or theft.
No person, except those in charge OF
the different departments OF the bust
ness will be allowed to have key
for entrance TO the garage for the
purpose of removing or replacing a
car after the hours of closing mention.
ed above.
Respectfully yours.
THE BERKELEY GARAGE, Inc,
IS cts b. A. Poland, Mgr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
NOTICE..

On and after Saturday. August 18th
1918, the five banks of Martinsburg,
West Virginia will close at 1900 noon
on Saturdays.
They wall open again on Saturday
evenings at six O'Clock and remain
open until eight O'Clock. as heretofore.
Saturday being half holisty UNI
der our state laws, paper maturing on
Saturdays Is held over without pro
test until the following business day
THE CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIA-
TgON OF MARTINSBURGl
THE OLD. NATIONAL BANK,
THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY,
THE MERCHANTS & FARMERS
RANK,
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
THE BANK OF MARTINSBURG.
S 10 Up II.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
HOLDING MOST OF
ARRAS-ALBERT RAILWAY
COMPLETEFACULTY
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
FIVE NEW TEACHERS JOIN CORPS
GERMAN ABOLISHED FROM
CURRICULUM.

AFTER laboring all summer Stunt
Morton and Commissioners Tabler
and Minghini, the committee appoint.
ed by the Board of Education 10 Sc
lect teachers for the high school. an.
nomces that the full corps of eight
teachers has been selected. II is be-
lieved that in many ways it is the
most efficient corps ever selected for
the school and a successful session Is
consequently expected. While there
are no men among the number OF new
teachers, all are experienced women
who have specialized in the several
subjects they win teach.
The fun corps follows:
M u. Wachtel. M Sc. Gettysburg
College, Principal, Mathematics.
Lueetta IS. Logan, Assistant Prin-
cipal, English.
Ella a. Aldridge, History.
iGracia Remsburg, IA. B., Hood Col
lege, Latin, English.
Harriet k. Storm, B. S., Powhatan
College, Science
Myrtle Go1din, A. b., Davis and
Elkins College, French, Spanish.
barbara Il. Hurt, A. B., Bethany
College, Mathematics.
Carrie B. Sprpui, "a. b., Hardin COZ
loco Mo Graduate Nraxiro Nh Yam
mercial School, Commercial Branches,
The study OF German has been
abolished from the curriculum. and
Spanish will be taught instead
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
FRUIT GROWERS
MEETING AT NIGHT
SEvENTY-FlvE HoRTICULTURiSTs
TO DISCUSS BUSINESS AT COURT
HOuSE-PUBLIc INVITED.

in addition to spending the night
here tonight at the Berkeley Hotel
the Pennsylvania and Virginia fruit
growers who are now on the THIRD
day of a tour OF the fruit belt here,
will hold a public meeting in the Cir
cult Court room tonight at O'clock
for the purpose OF discussing their
work and for public addresses of some
description, the exact nature OF which
was not known this afternoon. Mr..
d. c. IHenshaw this afternoon receiv-
ed call from the gathering in Win
chester, advising him that they desir'
ed to hold a meeting here. The pub
lie is invited to be present.
There are approximately seventy
i've fruit growers In the party. To-
day they are touring Frederick Coun-
", having spent the night in WIN
chester. They will reach Martinsburg
about six O'Clock this evening, Will
have supper at the Berkeley. spend
me night there, and tomorrow Will
visit some OF the orchards in Berke,
aey County. following which the party
wan disband
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
CHURCHES OF MARTENSBuE

The County Sunday School conyen-
ton meets next Tuesday and Wed
nesday in this city All delegates and
visitors from the county will be en-
tertained in the thomes OF our people
on Tuesday for dinner and supper,
and also any that may want enter
tainment over night On Wednesday
the ladies will serve a community
dinner to the speakers, and delegates
and visitors from the county in the
Y. M. c. a. The delegates from the
Martinsburg schools will go to their
homes for dinner on Wednesday
Each church win report at once TO
the airy, Mr.. H. l.. Shauil, the
names of the homes in their denom-
nation that viii entertain II to Is
people on Tuesday for dinner and sup
per This will not make burden on
any one church These names must
be in the hands OF the secretary not
later than Monday morning
BERKELEY COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
s. S. CONVENTION
HERE NEXT WEEK
SESSIONS OPEN MONDAY NIGHT
WITH PRAYER sERvlcE-PRoM-
dNENT SPEAKERS TO BE
PRESENT,

The annual convention of the Sun
day Schools of Berkeley County will
be held next week in Martinsburg,
the sessions opening on Monday night
with a prayer service.
Service" has been adopted as the
watchword OF the convention. The
meetings will be held in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church auditor
ium unless otherwise announced.
number of prominent speakers
have been secured for the sessions
The opening session will be charge
of Frank L. Middleton, prominent
attorney of Washington. He has been
engaged because of his special train
ing in spiriualiZing the Sunday
School He will also appear daily on
the platform in addresses. A few of
his themes have been announced,
among them being Service Through
the Bible School," How to Study the
Bible, and "a Neglected Grace
REV. j. T. Watts, State Sunday
School Field 'Secreta1y of Virginia
for the Baptist church. and a Sunday
School man of authority among the
Baptists, has been secured for two
addresses and senle blackboard talks.
James W. McElwee, chorister of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, OF Wash
ington, D. c., will be the soloist of
Che convention.
Miss Maggie s. Wilson, of Balti-
more, an elementary worker of the
Maryland State Sunday School Asso-
citation, will speak on Religious Ed
ucation' for the Children of Our Coun-
try" a3
Homer ID. Edison who has been a
conspicuous success with his Boys
and Girls Congress in Washington
viii bring an address TO the conven-
ton on ''How to Holll and Train Our
Boys and Girls"
Among the state workers who will
be present are j. VIM. Eldredge, as
sfstant general secretary of the State
Association; Miss Kate Belle Abney,
adult division superintendent, who
viii bring the Bible readings of the
Continued on page six.)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
ARMED TRAWLER SINKS
TWO SMALLER VESSELS
fBy the Associated Press

"a CANADIAN PORT, August 22--
The american schooner Sylvania was
sunk yesterday by am armed trawler,
probably tihe Triumph, on Banquerau
fishing banks. The crew reached port
today.
The tawler also sank the Nova
Scotia fishing schooner Pasadena.
U-6oat Attacks Freighter.
AN ATLANTIC PORT. Aug. 22.-
A British freight steamship arriving
today was attacked by submarine
yesterday off Nantucket The torpedo
missed it by twenty yards.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
KILL TWO SLACKERS
I'm ". VA. MOUNTAINS

HUNTINGTON, Aug. IA mes
sage received here today said that
two of band of slackers and desert
ers had been shot in fight with dep
uty marshals and sheriffs from MingoI
and Wayne counties.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
BACK FROM CAMP MEADE.

Enos D, OiConnell, better known as
Envy" returned last night from Camp
Meade, where he was sent some time
ago with over 200 Berkeley county
draftees. He failed to pass the ply
steal examination.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
1T. ziLER ARRIVES
SAFELY OVERSEAS

Mrs. NJ. j. ziler, Pennsylvania ave-
me. received a card today telling OF
the safe arrival abroad of her son,
LIST LII. j. w. ziler LIT. Ziler enlisted
in Texas some months ago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Bitter taste? Complexion <allow?
Liver perhaps needs waking up.
Doan's Regulets for bilious attacks.
SOC at aft stores.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
MILITARY CRITICS FORESEE FALL OF NOYON
AND GERMAN RETREAT TO LINE OF O|SE
German Resistance Stiffens Again
French And British But Allied A.
vance Is Not Halted---Fighting Or
Twenty Mile Front Today
(By the Associated Press.)

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. b. q D.
m)Brsh troops holding virtually all of the Albert
railway and have established their posts
Tanks reported working far east the
CROSS ARRAS-BAPAUME RAILWAY 2sy
LONDON Aug 22-British forces attacked the Germans
this morning between the Somme and Ancre Rivers is officially
announced, north of Andre.
The communication says the Arras Bapaume railway
crossed 1000 prisoners taken
yesterdays operations aH
Fresh German developed
and Ires
NOYON CAPITULATION INEVITABLE.
PARIS Aug. 22Genera Humberts army has made great
advance between Matz the Disc and has reached the Athletic
Military say this the early fall of Noyon
eyiable.
FRENCH TAKING NUMEROUS PRISONERS
LONDON Aug 3D. (.15 p. m)-French troops under Gem
ea Mangin continuing back the who
offering stubborn resistance heavy fighting taking place
which reported the taking
numerous prisoners.
EXPECT GERMANS TO FALL BACK TO OISE.
PARIS Aug 22J-General Byng's krmy is encountering
changed hands several times late yesterday and last night but
now the British hold it.
French troops have Athletic at several
points II is not that the Germans will hold the
Ailette line but may retreat to the Disc.
DRIVEN BACK ON 2O-MILE FRONT.
PARIS Aug. 22.-German troops forced back
twentymIe front depth from miles from Lassgny
to the Athletic River during the night the War Office
-Four viages-LepIemont Thiesour Cannectancourt and
Vwere occupied by the French who have reached the D
Divette River.
The French have reached the Disc a mile front
of Noyon their line extending from Sempigny to Bretgny
Farther the villages of Bourgugnon Paul Bots
have been taken by the French who reached the Athletic River
La Quincy Basse the western outskirts of Pommers
the Aisne west of Sossons has also been taken
TAKE POSITIONS NORTH OF BAILLEU.
LONDON, Aug o. (12.20 p in the Fander Battle Arr
The British last night attacked and captured the German
sitions north of Baileu advces from the front
1t is reported that strong uteratacks against Locre
Hospice repulsed after heavy fighting.
ENEMY PLANES DRIVEN FROM PARIS.
PARIS Aug 22-Several enemy airplanes flew the
suburbs Paris this morning height but defense
planes chased them off.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
ADVANCING
AGAINST ALLIED FORCE
fBy the Associated Press )

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22.-4Bolshevik
troops are advancing along the Omega
River where the Allied forces are OPP,
Grating. They have captured the vii,
lage of Purgasovo, says bulletin is
sued from the Laborers' army head
quarters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
ALLIES IN GIGANTIC
COMMERCIAL COMPACT
(By the Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. PA CONNER
cial treaty signed by the Allies and
Sweden, made public here today gives
the Allies 100000 tons dead weight
shipping and 2,000,oG0 tons of Swed-
ish iron ore.
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URGES ONE MAN HEAD
FOR AIRCRAFT WORK
CBy the Associated Press,

z WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Sen
ate subcommittee today submitted an
aircraft report criticizing the early mis-
takes but declaring the period was
being approached where quantity pro-
duction may soon be hoped for.
Ut urges that the department OF av-
iation be put in one man control.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
NORTHUMBERLAND

One night Waterman, one narrow
guage traekman, 20 stone leaders. two
hatchetandsaw men. Steady work.
Good wages.
Apply at Blair Limestone Com
pany's Office. Both Phones "A ITS
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24
MINNESOTA TORNADO
KILLS 40 PEOPLE
(By the Associated Press.)

TNIiDR, Mimi, Aug. 22.-Between
thirty and forty persons were killed
by a tornado which struck Tyler last
night and tore the town to pieces.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

MIR. Daniel Kirson returned this
morning from brief trip to Buena
Fista and other mountain points.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24

WANTED DRIVER FOR AUTO DE-
livery truck. Npply at Cooperative
Store.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-08-24

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. %, e. p.
mBrtish troops holding virtually all of the
railway and have established their posts well of the ne
Tanks reported working far east the
road 5A AsS sa3 a aa a4ib N ss4 #E See