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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-04


L class with Roosevelt and Prof W. Howard TAFT and have
rumblngs superior
We and
have not been arrested tried and Convicted But the be-
pedestal from which they have spoken rather than their uterances
VIII wehn annrchi in Amer
We wonder why the country people slow
MeSsrs Taft Roosevelt and Lodge, and Pondexter
telling them that they right
Prest Wilson didn't bunging
Job all the through and they have that he is trying to
the while say these wise" ones
in
early IN the wa" whom some people VINO heard him wanted to MOD
ana VINO was Later down IN kenaue5 talked nothing but
with the things these superior gods rpubcansm have
Jackson thirteenth district candidate
Who pu1 him in the same % i, peb and BIreo onIr more So
and send him Washington ege for the nation in
They you Edgar
ing
of the republican party have.
Z LECTION is tomorrow big of the past few
l. been Pt Wilson's appeal for democratic The
with the least delay possible and which will be
% What tine OF e GST done our o a ana we " S d
Ir' is Tdm" 6 n1 m%t you TST@G S f f0p S
reputation that republican leaders
desperate their republican and house
Hyena"
now that Pres wilson kaiser s0eter
to the voters:
e aS sse s @ So his . SGs m% % they
TO THE POINT OF THREATENING BLACKMAIL?
Nelson A. Adrich, testify. Remember
o T. r.,
posting S4OOOOOOO with subsidiLe him
+.
they did
Woodrow Wilson threatened the with scandal
o
did
or anything that Our
~ Cod 5 il or
crime autOcraC, Wilson,
hint
specimen of their going halfcOckedh that
league shot aa 20
a to
OF he subject
republicans and mil lions
% "a
TO OF a
report pubic
same as Teddy Taft said:
gambling fraternity 10
aircraft will
eecOn?"
gambling fraternity here
OF
f.
Col G. Vincent, while
b..
OF make public Why wait?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
CAMP SHERMAN TO Be
LARGEST. CANTONMENT
Chillioothe taxi Men Disregard Automo-
btlo Order and Ran Cars
on Sunday.

CAMP SHERMAN. O.. Sept. ".-TaXis
operated between Ih!llcnthc and Camp
Sherman yesterday in spite uf lE" iu"!
adminiSt raj ions request that. pl rHSnir
cars AMI all motor vehicles for hire
cease Ia operate on Sunday as a EaSn-
line conservation measure. TIL" mill
washed their hands hf the cntir': matter.
stating it waS not up In them 10 say
whether taXicabS should operate. that
il was upt tu the taxi rnen to dncid"
whether they should obey tn" request uf
tn" fuel administ ration. The taxi m";,
held n conference and decided tn pui
their cars in service.
y year nEn to-day the military rtll-
rills nj Camp Sherman made IL" Hn-
nolnCcmcnt that the camp was r'l I'd Tor
the receiving Of selections. and 'he first
continGents from phn and western
Pennsylvania arrived September s.
Since that time Two complete divisions
have hecn formed and thousands nf mon
have been trained and transferred 10
other camps \ number Of additional
barracks have been erected since Sep
tcmhcr | last year and the community
group. the only ono Of tho kind nj any
of thr national cantnnmcnis. has grown
from two buildings to ton. valued close
Ia S50h.000. Within another year Camp
Sherman will hc almost double its pros
ont size. authorization having he"n TO-
rn!ycd from Washington 20 start with
tho enlargement. which will make mis-
tho largest cantonmcnt In tho United
States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
UNFIT SOLDIERS TO.
DO WORK ON FARMS

CAMP LEE. Va, Sept. @.-SoldierS
who are unfit for. overseas service and
are now members uf tho ldIth Depot
Brigade will h. given short furlnughS TO
enable them Ia MD farmers in harvest
ing their crops ThcS" furluughs will
b. given to certain numbers uf The men
and will pr"vr Of valu" tn til" farmers
who ar. confronted with the proposition
uf securing adequate help during the
rush season nn their farms. THIS Will
l." particularly Irur in tn" harvesting
Of apples. potatoes and corn. tn" non
will receive the current wages IN force
in the section ,whcr" they ar" 10 work.
All applications for farm help should
com" Ia camp headquarters nj provost
marshal general. general orlCcr ;orm
No. ln"a. which can. hr obtained from
local boards in every section Of the
country In event there is no county
farm agent in the county tho applica-
tinn will be approved in his stead by
the government appeal agent in tho Sc
lrriivo machinery.
These furIoughs have no connection
with the farm furlouEhs thai ar" .ssuod
to conscientious ohjrctorS. los "f whom
arc now working on farms in Virginia.
!. Tho latter furlouEhs are ra"r" "r less
I permanent and arc issued only fo- Nir-
Einin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
(By the Associated Press.)

Over front thirty miles region of Arras Peronn
Field Marshal Hg forces have literally smashed the Ge1aa
The southern portion the Drocou Quant swhlins
heraded the mpregnab bulwark Of German
defense in the north has given way violence tho B
onslaught front the Scarpe to Quea
distance of virtually ten miles, and Monday the Canadian
and English troops carried the hard after
defeated enemy some three miles to the eastward
prisoners have been taken from the strongly re-
isng who at last accounts was as nc
s''A' HINDENBURG LINE DooMFD - ?:
By this victory seemingly menace of the linden
burg SOUTH which the British gradually approaching
Already thoroughly outfanked the north
apparently will require that the Germans renqus Hndnbug
and raign their front from Flanders to Rheims
order avert disaster at the hands OF their swiftly moving
onlsts
oughy by British and French armies while north
scissors the French and Americans are vantage from
turning movements which Will out1lank ne n
and the Chemin-des- DANES and Asne lines
The situation of the enemy viewed from the maps tho
most perious he has yet been In -
Added to the the German high command is the sua
tion fast developing Flanders in the around Ypr
the Germans daily being forced out OF their o
the American All this sector steady prog
being eastward the bong out OF the salient that
has long existed there The Americans who took
Sunday the region east Of the town having over
come the strong of the Germans few more strides b
Hag in this region and Armentieres VIII be within striking
distance After Armentieres it is but step to Lille
Ut in this battle where it is believed the West Virginia troops
of the 80th Division are fghlng)
Hard fighting has been progress between the British and
mans around Australians successfully whstood
attacks and have taken several thousand Between
peronne and Bapaum have imposed strong opp
siton to the British Vast wood lie Tansoy and
Alanes and Alaine all have successfully carried
! AMERICAN SUCCESSES
southern end of the front Ssson the French have
another important crossing the Canal du Nord this time
Nese which places them well the road to Ham the last
remaining important junction point IN the Somme Disc sector with
lines leading from St. Quentin and La Fere.
North of SCISSORS equally important has been made
Here Americans line with the French gains have
plateau of Crecy Mont and Juvgny and the
villages of Le and Teny Sorny have been taken Notwithstanding
stubborn resistance .~N
gains they continued seemingly cannot but rsRN
shortly in the withdrawing norhward from the vese river
positions he holds and reconsttutng his entire front Rheims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
EIGHT GERMAN
DIVISIONS NOT
ABLE To HOLD
Victory of the British May
Prove Decisive Factor in
Great Struggle

WITH THE BRITTSH ARMY IN
FRAME. Sept 1.-The troops Of Zen
cral Horne and General Byng began to-
DAYS offensive, southeast of ArraS and
10y :3u o'clock this morning they had
completely reached the prucnurt-Quc-
ant switchlinc.
Two hours later it was rumored that
groups Of British motor machine gun
Canal du Nnrd. nearly five miles cast Of
ThcS,. wcre/ only highly mobile patrols.
heads
by Ia days success the British struck
the Germans on" Of the most smashing
ever had received in single days
have had eight divisions standing TO
meet IA" blow.
Among the prisoners taken were mon
line from All sorts nf units.
At the cross road. northeast Of Gag
nicnurt. whcrr In" .Nrr;LS-t;tmhrai high
WHY crosses the EillrrS les taEuicnurt-
Snudcmnnt road. Ms we'll ms nj! through
this district. tho Germans wrr" in great
crnssrondS ar" only nine and half
miirS from rambrai and their defense
is the utmost Importance 10 tho enemy.
lsrportS from bury show that the
fighting was Of a desperate nature be-
fore the Germans who were massed
there and wrre about In deliver 4 pow
erful assault against tho British po-
Sition wrrr overcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
ANE R|CAN5 IN
ADVANCE OVER
MILES QF WIRE
u. S. FORCES REACH
THE BETHUNE ROAD
French and Americans Con.
tinue Gains: Occupy Neu-
lily and Terny-Sorney

WITH THE kMEICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sept. 2.-tSJ the Associated
Frcss1-ts p. u.)-AneHcan troops
reacAeG the embanHrerts Of the Beth
uaa-so:ssons roadway late Sunday night
ry literally cutting their way through
acre after acre Of barbed w1re-the
corx of Two greet armies. In gaining
the ro1d the Americans. passed over
rreae opea places consisting Of an inl-
mense network Of wire
The arss wire entsnSlcmeuts had been
strung by the French. THIN the Ger
mans caIne along, and for their Own
protection erected an additional wlcc
system.
PARTS, Sept. 2.-F-crch troops are
continuing their advance east Of Crecy-
au-Nout and JavlGny and have occr'-
pica Nsuilly and Terny-Sorny, north
cast Of SCISSORS, according to the wal
Office announcement tonight.
WITH The FRENCH ARMY IN
TRANCE, Sept. 2.-tBy the Associated
Press s1-Huge tires which were seen IN
the direction Of Vauxatnon, northeast OF
dicated that the enemy was burning n1s
-upr!!cs. There Is said TO be nothing
else inHa-nmable in that region
Today scccesses completed the con-
Guest Of tho Soissons PLATEAU. which
--;ll compel the Germans to retire to tie
Chcm,n-des-Daues,w which itself is men
aced by the french advance toward
v=uxatl;ou-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
WAR REVENUE
BILL GOES To
HOUSE TO-DAY
Expected to Be Passed Within
Ten Days VIII Raise
$8,012,792,0O0

WASHINGTON. Sept. The new
revenue bhl-greatcst of all tax meas
ures in the history nf the nation-with
levy affecting every individual and
business concern in the country, was
approved unanimously today by the
house. ways and means committee.
Chairman kitchIn Will Introduce the
measure in the house tomorrow. and ask
that consideration OF it begin next Fri
day. Leaders hope to send It to the
senate within ten days after debate De
gins.
The tlnal committee estimate Of tAe
revenue To be yielded under the new
bill is SS012.7?:. 900 Ak against S3.9il.-
62 q. 900 last year under the present'law.
The largest source Of estimated rev.
enue is from taxes on excess profits.
including war profits s3.lOo, 0o0. 600
and tho nrXt is from taxes on incomes
--$t.ASc, $4,000 from individuals and
SS3S. OGn. .00n from corporations.
The increase in the taxes on tho
specified incomes Of married persons
without dependents is shown by the
following table:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

by national labor leaders and Tho many
bands that played IN til" mammoth pa
radc. preceding tho labor meeting. gavo
rcnditIuns that were most pleasing to
the big crowds. When patriotic airs
zero played tho men stood with uncoV-
cred heads and tho women placed their
hands over their hearts. 1t w;ls big
md grand day for the opening Of tho
fair. and the otHcials arc well pleased.
With the Rraudstand well tlIrd. one
or the best running races ever seen In
Wheeling was pulled Off. The hook
makers were busy and the big crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
70 WEST V|RGINIANS
CALLED TO OHIO CAMP
FOR CLERICAL WORK

WASHINGTON. Sept TO provide
clerical assistance for local district and
medical advisory boards III connection
with the registration and Classification
Of those subject To military service un-
dor the now man power a6t. f.A5i regis
tr;tntS qualified for limited military ser
vice only. were to-day called by Provost
Marshal General cr"wdnr tn cntrail
September :, for various military camps,
The allotmcntS and concentration points
include:
kentucky. 159. Camp Taylor. Ky.
Ohio. 1&2. Camp Sherman. Ohio.
West NirEinih %. Camp Sherman. O..
Pennsylvania. 345. Camp Colt. Gcttys-
burg. ptt
Virginia, l66; Camp Lee. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
School Call For 7,721
Registrars By Crowde|

WASHINGTON. Sept. . Provost
Marshal General Crowdcr today Issue"
a school call for 7.T25 white reGlstrnnts
with grammar school education anu
qualified for general military service
Thay VIII entrain September 10. Tn"
allotments by states and the schools
ut which they will train include tho
forlpwt9G:
kentucky, N2: University OF Ken
tucky.
Ohto-11n. Akron untverIty: 36n Ohio
Mech Institute. CINCINNATI; 1n3. Toledo
University.
Pennsylvan1s-267. LehGh Tnlvrrsity:
$50 University Of Pittsburgh: lUH.
Bowman Technical school. Lancaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

If@tt ure was tho singing by Miss Ada
ltHn Mcrhuu md charles Oldham. who
IEnvn Il number nf patriotic mud classical
IsnnES. They nru among tho host sing
crs heard In Wheeling For long timH.
Tho fair han the many diversion OF at
fractions for nll-r!ch. poor. high and
low. II ts tho biggest exposition OF
the kind ever given In West Virginia.
To cnumcrnin few nf thr special
Iqtlrnctinns are: Tho mercantile dis
inlay In the Exposition hail. including
lWhrrlinE's best merchandise: Tho gal
l'ery Of soidIer7' plctures-photoGraphs
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lights, ready TO attack ON the f1st oD-
portunity7"
This paper comedies that It DOES not
understand Foch's strategy and adds:
"Our staff must make the necessary
dispositions to meet any painful event
ualittes."
Other dispatches today comment upon
the evolution Of the press In neutral
countries since tho allies took the Of
1ensive. Az IN example, the German
Swiss paper, th1,New Zurich 0axHtte, ts
quoted as paying o hne tribute to Mar
shat Fooh's military genius, saying he
not only Is theortst Of deep knowledge,
but also "a leader wonderfully able to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
DRAFT EVADERS WILL
NOW Be ROUNDED UP

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-t'r"m 10000 70
o5 hnh government agents Will begin 4
ro,;n,!-up OF draf: rvad"rS in this city
and it.. cnvrnnS ut : o'clock tomorrow
morning, under the direction nf tho New
York bureau OF Investigation Of the d =
;artntat nt justice.
In tho greatest Stacker drive launched
sire. cli5rhlcs wcrr tirSt registered last
year ali men appearing 10 BE- between
= and 8 :"ars nr aC" will hr stopped
arc! asked - show their cards. Those
una biz 10 produce them will be taken L:
armo-ies and tt'tainnd there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

The big West Virginia Fair and FIX
position is on.
Yesterday the annual Mountain State
fall attraction opened. It will b" on TN
ri Friday night Yesterday was the
biggest opening day in the thirty-etga:
years history of the organization. II
was the most patriotic and loyal union
Labor Day event ever held In In this
community Thousands OF labor men.
with their families. participated In tho
Labor Day demonstration. held on the
grounds in connection with the opening
Of the fair. Addresses wcro delivered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
GERMAN LINE is SMASHED BY
BRITISH ON THIRTY-MILE FRONT
Germans Realize Impending Defeat

get tds methods on the bAttlc nedA-'
From the Basel National qhzeete
this Is taken:
'-rhe German morale Will be trromed-
iably shaken by tho allied vtctoFtes-
The belief in Hindcnburg and
Lud dendorff animated the whole Cor
man policy; 1t WAS the secret Of tts
power. They have been defeated. The
Germans have for generations been
brought up on tha idea that they are
the strongest and thns belief formed the
basis Of their ncspt1on Of ths universe.
If they suddenly find out that thoy have
been mistaken It Is just as II the floor
That supports them gave wayC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
Greatest West Virginia State Fairs Makes Big Hit With the Public

~ hundreds Of Wheeling district boys
who are fighting on the fields Of France
Cor freedom. The machinery and auto
mobile departments are Of interest to
tho farmer and many others.
After the day Of sight seeing thcre
were hundreds who frequcnted the big
natatorium. where they took an invito.
rating and cool plunge in the deep swim.
ming pool OF pleasure.
The fair Is now IN full blast and It
Will be- on until Friday night. There
Is a feature Of pleasure for all and It IL
tho AsNest and best OF all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

all his voice. 4 full orchestra had
strung up their Instruments md dancing
wus h"gun In the hall "arly In tho nft-
-rnorn. II was happy crowd on tho
nrnunGs. Evrrynne seemed In he In TN"
hest of humor. all dthr fair opened un-
der the most ravorpblc conditions.
There WINS no mud for III" thousands
10 tramp through. Nice. clean shavings
had bean provided along tho wahs and
around thr various departments OF tho
grounds.
In thu shining sun hundreds nf chill
III ctI enjoyed the swings and the chute
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was enthusiastic. Tho track was In g"od
condltlun--no dust for Ia" spectators
and just enough for IN" "h"b-r;tils' To
put their hoofs into the soil Ia mnka
runs that stirred the crowd. Old Sol. IN
all his glory. shonn brightly. The sky
was blue ns q Dutch girls eyes.
Evnrything WAS On the grounds md
in place for tho opening including tn"
kruus shows. with ahuu, two score at
fractions. The rcfreshmcnt stands wcr'
stocked up with all the cooling drinks
and lunches. while the chuncr man with
candy and pillows was on the job with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
LENINE REPORTED
RESTING EASILY

LONDON. Sept "A Russian Off
rial wireless despatch received in Lon
don this evening from Moscow. says:
AZ 9:3n o'clock Sunday night. Pre-
micr 1.rnin" WAS shopping very We'll.
There was NJ Inflammation In the
wounds. There was = riar In tempcrn-
turc due to tho diffusion Of blood in tho
Dlcltra"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

WASHINGTON, sept 2.--aern1any's
growing realization of what the allied
victories In France and Flanders mean
continues to be reflected In tho changed
tone of the German press. An offetnl
dispatch today quotes the following
from the Cologne Gazette:
"The struggle going on ON the south
ern front becomes every day greater and
moro formidable. The greatest German
offensive cannot even be compared to
the present fglIts. We must not Lot
the relative calm 'reigntng In some sec-
lions deceive. Formidable forces are
gathered there. Are these troops In need
Of rest or srs they designed for. fresh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
TIE WEATHER.

q. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-PorecAst:
Ohio-Showera and cooler Tuesday;
wednesday, fair with moderate tempern-
ture.
West virgtnia-showors on TussdRy,
cooler west portion; Wednesday, fair,
cooler west portion
western uSylvanta-Showcrs and
somewhat cooler TusSdnyi "Wednesday
fair, cooler.
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provided fnr their pleasure. whilo dog
ems rf rrstfu hnnChrs had h""n dis
trtliutrd nI"us tho pathways for Tho
elder unra IL Mt and enjoy looking Mt
tho passing thrnnS.
4 fma;urc nt entertainment between
the races was Major K. II. licnderSh"'
the Youngest hoy 10 serve I'm the tninn
arm and his son, II. II. tlrndcrshot, the
masters nf marital muKtc who gave Il
number II drum and hf" r-ndtinnr.
wlioh wc:a loudly hppiardrd by the
grandstand crowd aud all within the
sound Of the Inspiring music. Another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
CRAWFORD APPOINTED.

rTTTSBII,GH. Sept. III. l.indlcy
Crawford. former common pleas court
JulE" or Greene county. and now rrsi-
dent rf Pittsburgh, was today appointed
acting United States attorney for the
western. district nf Pennsylvania to sur-
coed f; Lowry Humes. who resigned 10
enter til" judge advocates department
nf the army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Sept 2-(By tn

Associated MThe British have pierced the Drocourt
Oueant line In battle which has been since dawn
probable prove be of the most important
English troops at last reports had at ON
pont driven about oete little than three miles
and shI going
The fighting any since the began and in
creased intensity British batted their forward meet
ING the growing the who had put in every
available and rushing reserves at the rear
Thousands of prisoners captured the roads to tn
British rear are literally janned with them"
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MOTHER JONES SPEAKS.

FAIRMONT. ". Va. Sept. "A mon
ser Labor Day celebration was hold by
tho United Mine Workers ot America
~ Traction park today. Mother Jones
was tho principal speaker at both rho
morning and afternoon sessions.
Thousands Of miners and their families
attended the gatherings. During the
afternoon a big ball game between the
t t:onsolitiation team and tn" Lumbcrport
:aar, took place. with the Consolidation
winning S 20 Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03

BRITISH PORT. Sept. o.-Th"
American steamship Omega has been tor
oe,Ioed. The vrsacl foundered Friday
nj Eht Twenty-nine persons were
saved Twrnty-siH arc missing. Many
hndie. hnvn hecn washed ashore. TIL"
capts.in of tho Omega WAS drowned.
His body has hccn landed.
Tho Omega was 1856 tons gross and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP OMEGA !.
TORPEDOED; 26. MEN MISSING

was hiIilt ut Belfast in 1880. Che was
owned by Barber & Co. OF New York.
The vessel was 400 feet long. SO feet
beam and 81 feet deep. Tho Omega was
Formerly the :. V. LUckentach. apd be-
fore that was known under the names
OF Brooklyn. MACPHERSON, Obdam aud
British Qucen)
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Tho exemptions under the nrw hill
are: $1,000 for single persons md
$4,000 for married persons. with
5000 additional allowed for ench depend
ent child under is years Of ago. An
exemption of $500 for each dependent
incapable Of sclf-support because OF
mental or physical disability also Is nj
Io1red
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Inlpregnable?
bulWark Fails
DuAu - ~AA IA - ~~AA0 -,nrs ,
I'm Hour of Need

Violence Of the British Assault Not Surpassed in Annals Of
Warfare Entire Southern Section Of the Droeourt-
Queant SwitchEne Has Given Way, From the ;Searpe4
River to Queant, Distance Of Ten Mles-Enemy: Must
Relnqush the Hindenburg Line Situation Of Germans
Most PeriIous :J---* @:*::. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-03
FIGHTING DECLARED MOST FURIOUS
0F THE WAR, vi |TH ENEMY BRINGING
f0RNARDGR|ElTMASS Of RESERVES

Thousands Of Prisoners Captured With the Roads to the
British Rear Literally Blocked With Capfves-Engish
and Canadian Troops|Not to Be Dehed-Tanks Being
Used With Effect
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THE WEATHER

Showers Tuesday, Cooler West Por.
ton Wednesday.
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p,W!SS.

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