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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Fifteen Thousand German Troops
Cut off; Over Frontier Into Holland
MRS. WHEAT HUGS AND KISSES SON AFTER
SUCCESSFUL ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI FLIGHT

CINCINNATI which
Robert Wheat and Lieutenant Robert
yesterday arpane after
arriving given
hcrinaw Attend
A. A Wheeling. W.
Lieutenant relatives
huged
and kissed assembled Lieutenant Wheat
to fly % Clevela
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WILL BE INTERNED
PERIOD OF THE WAR
Victorious Onrush Of the
Allied Armies in Fland-
ers Continues.

LONDON, Oct 2o.-Flfteen thou
sand retreatine German soldiers
have been lnterned In Holland after
BEING cut off by Belgian troops NOV
tna northward from Eecloo, accord
Ing to reports from the frontier
reaching Amsterdam land trans
mltted by tho Exchange Telegraph
Company.
Belgian soldiers took charge Of
the Dutch-Belgian border last night
and were received enthusiastically
by the popuIaee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Demands Prosecution
Of BaYarians FaVorinIg g
Pro|ongation Of WaI

BERNE. Oct. Colby the Associated
Press "a resolution adopted by the
Bnvarian Socialists for the purpose OF
establishing courts for sentencing all
persons guilty OF or responsible for out
breaks for the rro:nngation Of the war.
finds an echo in tho German Socialist
press. Torwacrts U3erlin) says thas
these courts shall begin work in the
first week after the conclusion Of peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Ohio Authorities Say
Over River Quarantine
Must Be Declared Off

Special Dispatch to 'rhc Int"lliErnccr.
CDI.CNIECS: Ohio. oct. @0.--JamCs j..
Baumrn. acting state health con- mis-
S!uncr tonight said he End received 10
tci gram from surgeon General Blue rel
ativr lu lifting the influenza quarantine
agalst Wheeling Ht Bridgeport md Mar
tins Frrr!'. although h" would not he sur
priSrd I" get such a telegram.
He explained that the health rrGula-
tons between two states are entirely out
Sic Of tn: jurisdiction Of the state off,
cials, and ii IS ny 10 the public healta
service of the federal government.
Mr. Raumrn Indicated That h" believed
the quarrel between the Ohio towns and
Wheeling was morn or less miX"i with
the wet and dry tight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Americana Fight Eard.

WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMIES IN FRANCE. Saturday Oct. 10.
CDy The Associated Press)-American
and British patrols have reached high
ground to tho west OF tho Disc Canal.
The American occupy Retnt. which lies
to the cas-: OF st. Souplct. and which was
taken ut the point Of the bayonet. They
had to fight all the way against machine
Gunners dcploy"d in depth. As fast RS
one lot was killed. another cnrc into
sction and the work had To be done all
Over again. The lighting here has been
desperate.
There was little opposition in tho
Lille salient and To the northward in
most places it WAS found difficult to
meintain contact with the cnemy's main
forces. owing To the rapidity Of their
retreat
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Conflicting Reports Of the German Reply to Wilson Note
One That 1t Has Been Forwarded, Another That It Is
Yet Under Advisement- Made to Meet De-
mands of the Allies, at Least Parhally-Every Con-
cession Has the Inevitable Teutonic String "
Attached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
SOkobanja Captured
By The Gallant Serbs

LONDON. Oct. o0.-A Serbian Off
cial statement issued Saturday says:
"On the nth the Serbinns captured
Sukobanja. On tho 18th We continued
the advance on the whole front"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
City, County, State and Nation
Over the Top for Liberty Loan


the numhcr of subscribers runs as high
az present estimates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
NORWEGIAN sau SUNK.

STOCKHOLM. Oct. IA Nnrwcg-
! ian tropcdo hont ran aground south "t
| Bergen on Tuesday and sank according
! to adviccs received here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-21
Big Prcuch Gains.

PARIS, Oct. 2O--Gains arc reported
by the war office tonight between the
OiSe and the Srrrc in Sundays fight
ing. The French have made important
progress -ast OF ~vouzicrs. capturing
numerous heavy guns.
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Foe Is Willing to Evacuate Belgium
And Abandon Its U-Boat Campaign|


difference
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TIE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-ForecnEt'
wostern Pennsylvnntn-Clearin in
carly morning Monday; fair, coolor in
afternoon; Tuesdny fair.
west Virginia and ohio-Fnir, slight
ly cooler Monday Tuesday fair.
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Over tho Scllc.

LONDON. Oct. 2h.--In their attack
this morning the British troops sue
cecded In forcing n passage of the Scllc
river between Lr Catcau and Dcnain.
according to Field Marshal Ha.g'a re-
port from headquarters this evening.
Having completed the capture OF the
villages in the river valley and driven
Continued on Page Eighty
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CONTINUED on Page Eight.)
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AMSTERDAM, Oct c0-The reply to President Wilson W
German party leaders In Berlin at o'clock suns
,ccordlna to the German advices received here
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
M GINTY Cannon
FOR HART
Body Of Pioneer Publisher
and Soldier Laid to Rest
bV Old Friends.

St Patrick's cathedral was packed
with friends and admirers Of the
late Capt. Juan S. Hart. as bishop A.
]. Schiller and his three assistants
performed the last mass over the
body Thursday morning. Flowers
buried the casket from sight, and
when the coffin was opened for a last
glimpse at the face Of the old pio-
neer at the Hart homestead. more
flowers were added as a last tribute
A sortege eight blocks long fol-
lowed the casket to the tomb. As the
herse passed the Reckhart home at
sos san Francisco street, Mrs ID. W.
Reckhart fired a salute from the old
McGinty club saluting piece, the first
time the McGinty cannon ever 1lred a
salute at a funeral it vas said
AT the Hart home the body was
rested on the porch OF the farmhouse,
while a long line Of friends passed
around it for their last look at the
late captain and publisher. Then the
Pioneers Association Of FL Paso took
charge Of the funeral. and read their
services at the tomb while the body
was laid beside the father, mother
brothers and sisters Of Capt Hart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
JUAREZ OFFICER
MAKES A CALL
New Custom Collector Pays
His Respects to Officials
in FL PasO.

Aurelio Cardenas, the new collector
or customs at Juarez. paid a formal
call Wednesday afternoon on acting
customs collector W. W. Carpenter
and Brig. Gen. Robert L. Howe,
commander Of the American troops in
the FL Paso district
A. Schwartz acted as escort and in
terpreter for the new collector and
took him in his car from the bridge
to the custom house. thence. accom-
panied by Mr. Carpenter, TO the fort
TO meet Gen Howe. Later Mr..
Schwartz returned the Juarez official
70 that city I'm his car. a special per
nit having been issued by Mr.. Car
penter for the crossing.
Publications. were exchanged be-
tween the Juarez officials and the
United States officials. Senior Car
denas. in exchanging greetings with
Mr.. Carpenter and Gen Howe. said
that he came to the border to CO.
operate with the American officials
in the best of feeling and that it
would give him pleasure to extend
every courtesy TO the people having
business with his office.
The call will be returned in a short
time by FL Paso officials and business
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
thought
TINE HAD CONE
Taken home to die-health
is restored by Tanlac-
gained 20 pounds.

Robert T. Kelly, a well known for
mer alderman and for three years In
charge OF the county farm Of Falls
county, Texas, told an interesting
story the other Gay ABOUT Jne re-
cent recovery Of his health through
the use Of Tanlsc- Mr. Kelley lives
at 1903 North Commerce street TT
Worth, Texas. and in relating his ex-
perience said;
Eleven years ago I was a strong
and healthy man and weighed a hun
dred and fifty-six pounds Something
went wrong and I lost my appetite
and fell off TIL I was almost skin and
bones Ny nerves we're shattered and
my whole body was racked with pain
so that I could hardly get a
nights sleep and I became so
weak that I took to my bed and
lay flat OF my back for several
months. tried all kinds Of medicines
and treatments but kept getting
worse and finally went 70 a hospital
to see II that would help me, but they
was taken home 20 die. Even my best
friends gave me up and / thought
my time had surely come
7 had heard so much about Tanlac
that decided 10 try II as last re-
sort. and had hardly used more than
half my first bottle before I felt IL
was Strengthening me out The pains
began TO leave me and I. picked up
till I gained twenty pounds and I
have such an appetite am actually
ashamed 20 eat all 7 want Ny nerves
are stronger and 7 sleep like a los
and get around better and feel more
lively than I have in many years. Ny
wife was in a badly rundown condi-
ton too, and Tanlac soon set her up
again as vel as ever"
TanIac is sold in Fl Paso by Kelly
e Pollard Co., Inc, and Peoples Drug
StOre.-AdW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
MEXICAN FIRE "a GUNS FOR
JUAREZ; HOLD EXERCISES

Exercises COMMUNICATING the death
Of Benito Juarez. famous Mexican pa
triot, held in Juarez Thursday, began
at 6 o'clock Thursday when Il gun
salute was fired at the fort At g
o'clock a parade formed at the mill
itary headquarters and marched
through the streets Of the town TO
the plaza, where patriotic speeches
were delivered
Further plans for the observance Of
the day are being considered for this
evening, when a meeting viii be held
at the customs house attended by the
civil and military authorities of the
city Addresses viii be delivered in
the plaza this evening at Q o'clock by
GIberto de Ia Garcia, J. Diaz GARLIC,
Prof. Josefa Garcia and Edmundo
Aguirre- At the evening meeting mu-
sic viii be furnished by Miss Concep-
cion Gonzales. pianist: Abel Rodri-
guez, pianist ErnestO E--redes. violin:
Juan Acosta. guitar Two children.
Lila Chavez and Eugenia Garcia. viii
deliver @ dialog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

and ]. W. 8Islaven sent SO from Santa
al the Ell Paso & Southwestern
shops during the noon hour Wednes-
dav a committee composed OF j. r.
Driscoll. w. j. DOugherty, h y H-us-
son and others collected $50, while C.
II. Wilchar made a four minute
speech
Has star for Each state.
A committee from headquarters
made a trip 20 san Elizarto, clint ana
Fabeus. In the first mentioned town.
where "A Young men have already an
swered the call to the c0lors. 10 was
stated that within a few days there
would be a star for each state in the
union. each star representing a young
man gone TO war. Miss LOrenZa Esca-
ieda was appointed captain CT the
team in this place and is being assist
ed BY Misses Lucita Esca5ecas Caro-
lima Garcia Angelina Garcia, NARA
Amanda Cuca CarreOn-
Clint and Fubens Working
In Clint the following volunteered
TO work: j. W Riordan, captain
Judge J. =. Bowen and Joe Silva
The team which was organized and
Immediately started work at tabens IS
composed OF Otto Hintze- captain, b
V. Boone. Jose NJ Carba1al and Gil
berto CarbajaL
on Thursday a trip was made to
upper valley towns.
During the noon hour Thursday a
committee visited the paint shops at
the Fl Pas0 & southwestern railroad
shops. this particular shop not haF-
ing been visited on Wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
SEWAGE CANAL
T0BE5TARTED
Aid. Semple Reports Sur
vey Done on Outlet to the
River; Tanks Proposed.

The installation Of a septic tank sys-
TEN OF disposing OF the sewage in Il
Paso is one step nearer realization. a
100000 bond issue was voted during
the Lea administration for that pur-
pose. and plans for starting the sys-
TEN are approaching completion AT
Thursdays meeting OF the city coun-
Gill; alderman r. C. SemDIe announced
that the survey for the canal at the
disposal plant has been completed and
work would start Monday. Whatever
system OF tanks is installed. alder
man sempIe said. this canal would be
an important link. while it viii give
temporary relief from the conditions
at the plant at present.
The canal viii be about 1900 feet
long and viii cost about $1,000. It viii
carry sewage into the river. Under
the tank plan, three kinds being con-
sidered. the sewage would first be
chemically treated and then emptied
into the river. via the canal
Paving Matters Promoted.
There being no objection TO the paw
ing Of Noble street from Nevada 10
the alley north OF River street, an or
dinance assessing the costs for the inn
provement was placed on first read
ing City engineer 3. n Williams
filed final acceptance Of the paving Of
Kemp street, from Santa Fe street 10
FL PasO street; La Luz street. from
Hueco street 10 Mari street, and
santa Fe street. from Seventh street
20 the bridge.
At the request Of the food admins
tration, the council passed an ordi-
nance, to be effective immediately
making it Illegal 10 sell hay in the
city except by weight
Protest Storage Of Hides.
A petition, signed by q number Of
citizens. was received, asking that the
Howard Hide q Leather Co. be or.
dered 10 discontinue storing. handling
s1d drying hides at sos Mills street
The petition was referred to the pub
lie welfare committee
Deaths, 31s Births, 33.
ThirUy-one deaths and 80 births
were The vital statistics for the city
during the week ending Wednesday,
the health department showed The
births were seven Americans. IS Mex
leans and one negro and the deaths
were three Americans, IS MeLicaus
and two negroes Cases OF contagious
diseases remaining were One each
measles and scarlet fever. three small
poX, four typhoid fever, TWO diph-
iberia and % WhoopinE cough Food
condemned consisted Of go pounds Of
meat and 1899 pounds fruit and vege-
tables. Eleven sanitary toilets were
connected during the week
Sanitary commissioner L. d. Hullum
reported MS department handled dur
ing the week 625,700 pounds OF gar
baEe. 1000 pounds Of ashes and 21.00l
pounds OF manure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Case, angled
Legal Matter, Goes
To Judge Howe, 9Th

The legal status Of the 40 hides
recently seized by hide inspector W.
C. Roberts while en- route from Mex
leo TO the east via FL Paso. viii be
decided Monday by judge W. D. Howe
in the 34th district court Inspector
Roberts Thursday filed suit 20 have
the hides condemned as stolen, unless
the owners prove their property
The Finuegan-Brown company,
which purchased the hides I'm Mexico.
filed application at once for q re-
cefver and for an order that the hides
be released. while C.. X Warren q
Sons and others. who claim owner
ship. interviewed TO have their rights
adjudicated. There are many legal
complications fin the case, which the
hide inspector is intending 10 make a
test cause.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
K. c. WARFUND
HALF SECURED
Rev. Fir. Upton Asks Teams
to Comb City for Small
est Contributions.
Help Raise Knights
OF Columbus Fund

FL Pasoans are subscribing
rather slowly to the Knights Of
Colum bus war fund This is not
as il should be. This work is a
worthy one and should commend
itself TO every citizen.
The men who are soliciting are
busy business and professional
men and should be assisted. Dona-
tions should be given freely when
the committee calls; il would even
be better 70 send them to the head
quarters. room IS Hotel Sheldon
The Catholics have helped all
other war work in FL Paso; they
open their work in the camps and
in France 10 men OF all denomina-
tons They should receive every
assistance from the non-Catholics
as we'll as from their own people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Tonight! Take DOdSOn's Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIOmeI For Liver
CaIome sickensI If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee.

Listen 20 ne! Take no more sick
ening. salivatiug calomel wen bilious
or consipated- Don't lose a days
work.
Calomel IS mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
CalomeI. when 1t comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into 1t. break
ing 10 up. This 81 when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping- II you
are sluggish and 'su knoC out" II
your liver Is torpid and bowels con-
stipated or you have headache. dizzi-
ness. coated tongue. IL breath is bad
or stomach sour Just take spoonful
OF harmless Dodsou's Liver Tone
Here's my guarantee-Go 20 any
drug store and get bottle OF Dodson's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

Liver Tone 70 "a few cents Take a
spoonful tonight and II 10 doesn't
straighten you right up and make
you feel fine and vigorous By morn
ing, ] want you 20 go back 20 the
store anc get your money pOdson' g
Liver Tone IS destroying the sale OF
caIouel because IL is real liver medi-
cine. entirely vegetable therefore IL
cannot salivate or make you sick
guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone viii put youE
sluggish liver TO work and clean your
bowels OF thar sour bile and cousti-
pated waste which g. clcsglnE your
system and making you feel miser-
able I guarantee that a bottle OF
DOds0u's Liver Tone viii keep your
sntirs family feelils fine for months.
Give 10 TO your children II Is harm
less. doesn't gries and they ike ita
pleasant taste--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Lawyers VIII
Aid Fighting
Men, Gratis
Defence Council Committee
Headed by Paul Thomas;
Office To Open.

Free counsel is offered 10 soldiers.
sailors and their relatives and de-
pendents, by the legal advisory sec
ton of the county council OF de-
fence, Of which Paul y. Thomas, 651
First National bank building, has
been appointed chairman. by Win
chester Cooley. county defence chair
man. Assisting 1Ir. Thomas are H
r. Gamble. 723 Caples building; j. c.
Brooke, 416 Martin building; J. A.
GnIett. SO First National bank build
ing, and r. C. Walshe. sos Mills
building. This committee viii give
free advice and assistance in all le-
gal matters that concern the soldier,
sailor, or their families, such as the
making of wills and arranging OF IL
nancial matters before leaving nome,
secretary George r. LeBaron, OF the
county council, said Thursday morn
News office Next Week.
The first Of next week temporary
quarters for the county council VIII
be opened with stenogIrapher N
charge in room IS, Sheldon hotel,
while the permanent room for the
council is being completed on the sec
ond floor Of the Liberty statue build
ing in Pioneer plaza Construction
of the Liberty building is progress
ing favorably this week, the frame
work OF the higher part OF the struc-
ture having been raised by wor6men.
after the second floor was poured"
of concrete. The statue Of Liberty is
coming from Los Angeles for dedi-
cation on Labor day
Word has been received by Mr.
Cooley from judge J. T. Carl. state
chairman of the council of defence.
TO organize at once community cOun-
ellis in every school district in FL PasO
county and this viii be proceeded with
at an early date. said Mr. LeBarou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
SI3, 1000, 900 INSURANCE
PREMIUMS, TEXAS RECORD

Austin, Texas. July 1S.-Premiums
aggregating s13.zs9,s4s.45 were col
Iected by all old line Insurance com
panies doing business in Texas during
the year 1917 from policy holders. ac-
cording TO figures compiled by COM
missioner Of insurance and banking
Chas O. Austin OF this amount 81
233, s1L63 was collected by companies
organized outside Of the state, and
S6.256. $3.50 by old line companies
organized in Texas.
The figures also disclose that on
December 81, 1917. there were 426.9O4
old line life insurance policies in
force in Texas, and Of this number
2O4.15O were ordinary life business
while 221,754 were industrial life in
surance-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Mrs. 4. W. Foster One
OF Cobb Voters To
Ballot Before LeaUin!

Up TO late Thursday afternoon, nine
votes have been cast in county clerk
W. ID. Greets office for the coming
primary. under provision made for
citizens who plan to be out Of the city
on election day. Deputies OF AR
Greet didn't know how the voting
stood. as the ballots were sealed in
envelopes. but it was said that one Of
the first votes was for Cobb and was
cast by AIRS. a. ". Foster. form er
president OF the Woman's club. who
left Wednesday evening Tor Cloud
croft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
MEXICANS AT BOSQUE ARE
STARVING, AMERICAN SAYS

A band OF about 60 1Iezicans
camped in the Bosque Bonito. south
east Of Sierra Blanca, and shooting
cattle and other edible animals for
food. was reported 10 the on the edge
Of starvation by an American who
crossed the Rio Grande with cowboy
constabulary officers a few DAYS ago.
The commander OF the Nexicans told
the visitor he said. that it was ex-
tremely difficult 20 hold his men from
fOraging. in spite Of his orders that
depredations on the border would
bring swift punishment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
JUAREZ HOSPITAL BEING
IMPROVED BY PUBLIC AID

More than $500 has been raised for
repairs TO the municipal hospital at
Juarezs according 10 y. Carreuo and
RaymundQ Garcia. the finance COM
mittee = the hospital association.
The money thus raised is 20 be used
in putting in cement floors in many
Of the wards, and other improvements
in the autopsy room and Improvement
in the embslminE department Sew
eral FL PasO firms have contributed
10 the fund, chief among them being
the FL Paso and Juarez Traction COM
pauy and the FL Paso Gas company.