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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-03

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Oct. 2.-(By the Associated
Press )-Aeain there has been brisk
fighting both in the regions north and
south Of Cambria and in Flanders.
The Bclgians and British in the
north have made progress in the di-
rcction Of Thourout. and reports have
reached headquarters, but rs Yet they
are unofficial. that this town has actu-
ally been reached.
Heavy mud resulting from the recent
rainy weather has somewhat slowed up
the movement but in spite Of tho dill
cultics the Bclgians and British have
pushed their way forward hit by bit.
Tho taking of Thourout would still fur
Their increase the menace to OStcnd.
Tho Australians south of Cambria In
hard nChttnE. gained considerable
ground today. hut more important than
tho extent Of territory is the fact that
they took positions which would have
been Of much importanc" to the Ger
mans for future operations.
Patrols have penetrated further into
burning Cambria. Generally speaking
the battle today has not been progress
ing with the same Vignr as recently.
inevitable pnuScs here and Their" scrv-
ing to give the impression OF a lack Of
speed in the movement.
The artillery has again nccn moved
I'D all along tho line and ~ hamm"rInG
away Mt tho Borhc roar in a continuous
firc
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DICTATORSHIP
Continued from Pnge oue.)


thoy expect IN. German people Will nc
willing 10 defend their frontiers.
Philip Schnidrmann. III" Socialist
leader. declares that political REFORMS
arc essential prerequisites 10 any peace
offer. The kaiser is not prepared 10
make this sacrifice, and thus is growing
the possibility OF q purely mii1ariSt
government nj the head Of the hcsirRed
country.
The life Of Dictator depends upon
tho allies offensive power. Tho alli"o
armies OF occupation are already NOV
ing into Bulgaria ard in few Gays
they will control tho country. eStap-
fishing northern front against any
OF an enemy attack.
Meanwhile the Snrbians are reclaim
inr their country.
Karl has probably made overtures 10
italy through the Vatican. Austria Is
hurricdly withdrawing her southern
and Russian forces. Allied soldiers and
statesmen ar" aFV cod that tn" anal de-
cision Of the war IL in sight. turkey
and Austria arc expected definitely to
dron on, Of the war before christmas
while Germany is given only t."
longcr ut tn" most. The mon
archs Of tho erstwhilc auadrupi" aii-
ancc seem in fair way To follow C"h-
staut;nc il not Nicholas.
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will 20 ov.r big and make this day one
Of the high spots in the present Lib
crty Loan drive.
The feature and stunts commltte was
appointed yesterday and is composed Of
Miss Emily Sheppard. rhnlrn!an; MI.
Edward S. pitcher and Mrs. Edward r.
Stifcl.
Immediately after appointment the
ladies started uut in quest rf acts ana
performers and many promised pnrtici-
patton in the biz program SATURDAY
afternoon.
The district chairnrn ri tho county
compose the committee IN charge
Of the arrangements. hchdtHd ny
Mrs. = n. NnycS, and they H" ar
ranging program tn BE- given cntirriS
by women that will cause the sterncT
Sex 10 sit up and tax" notice. and which
assures Il large crowd around the staId
NJ all times during the six hours the
program will occupy.
MANY subscriptions ar" pouring into
hcadouartcrs. but III" majority Of them
are for $50 ard Sion. and as yet the
LARGER subscribers have not been heard
from. Tho sales, tahulntrd up In last
evening showed a total NJ saw. 900. and
j, speaks we'll for the small subscribers
The subscription Of $4,000 from the
Mutual Life INSURANCE" Company. MI.
George Baird manager still stands rs
the largest subscription received up 70
date.
K. T. Nay. Tr.. now on the firing llnn
In France, s,'nt tn Liberty Loan head
quarters Yesterday 5000 with which TO
purchase bonds.
Two young ladies who refused 10 pur-
chase bonds. with tho excuse that they
could not afford TO pay for them sud-
denly changed their minds and rushed
into headquarters yesterday md asked
10 have their cards returned to thcm. as
they would find q way to pay for the
bonds.
Tho young ladies' nf the nursing stan
of the Ohio Valley General hospital
have come in strong for tho loan. ana
have subscribed most literally.
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TEUT0N EFFORTS
Ccuutfned Prom Page one.>

DouaI snd EtratQhten thsdr line from
the vicinity Of CambrA to Belgium
On all the other six batt1efronts
from Belgium to verdun- tho entente
forces are Keeping up their successful
advances, although the Germans ev-
erywhare except northwest Of Rheims
have materially st1ffened their front
and are now Offering strong resistance
to further inrondS into their territory.
Tho French are now In full posses
don Of st. Quentin and have passed on
eastward. Tho entire Hindenburg
system between 81. Quentin and lie
Catelet has boer completely smashed
by Field Marshal Hai3's forces, with
whom tho Americans are being aided,
and further ground has been won In
the outskirts Of Cambria and north Of
that city. At one point north Of st.
Quentin the British were forced TO give
up . village under heavy counter
attack by fresh German troops. A
band OF Americans who had outdts-
tanced their fellows In arms, wero
surrounded ON ono sector by the Ger
mans, but were released after two
days, during which they Killed many
Of the enemy VINO sought to capture
them.
Northwest Of Rheims the st. Thter-
~ ma1sH has been captured, and to
the north OF the cathedral city, the en-
v1rons Of Betheny have been reached
by the French. The Germans along
this front arc In retreat to their old
1917 limo and the French have reached
the Aixue canal at several points
The French In Champagne and the
Americans ON their right have made
further gains against tho Germans in
cleaning out the Argoune forest and
pressing northward on both sides of
this bastion.
IN Palestine tho British have occu-
Ned Damascus and taken moro than
1000 Turks prisoner.
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New, York Total for
The Loan S139,4t8,5OO

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The New YORK
federal reserve district had subscribed
&l3g,tlS.5Ou to the Fourth Liberty Loan
IN tn the close "f business yesterday or
its quota Of $1,000. 0n0. nO0. according 10
oi'nrial figures announced tonight.
The rity'S official total for the first
three days ut tho drive is Sll2.61S. $50.
or SIS per cent Of its qu1ta-
Large subscriptions announced today
included s".1uu.hu0 additional Try tho
Williamsburg savings bank. and 81 600
600 hy the american Metal company.
Inspiration consolidated Copper COM
plny. Phclps-nndgc corporation, Corn
Products I:rining company. Kelly
Springfield Tirr company and United
States Trust company.
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ASSERTS GERMANS DID
NOT FIRE CAMBRIA

BRITISH ARMY lIEADQUARTElt
Oct ., canadian PrcSS)-Thc enemy
for some time past has been employing
liquid air rs Il substitute for high eX-
plusIvcS. which is an Indication that he
is beginning to feel thu heavy losses he
has Sustained IN war material.
The report that tn. Germans have s"t
fire to Cambria does not appear TO have
been confirmed. The fire is believed to
have hccn caused by the burning OF am
nunition dumps.
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PEACE PLEA
Continued from Page oua-)

Of Syria and has population Of about
10000, It Is ono Of tho holy cities Of
tho Moha,nmedans and the Arabs regard
It as ono Of tho four pnradIces on Garth
Tho capture Of Damascus markn m
advance Of $50 nni1es by General Allen
6y's forces since September 20, tho day
he launched his victorious attack north
Of Jerusalem. In that time tho BrttiHh
have captured moro than $4,000 prison
ere. destroyed at least three Turkish
armies and driven tho enemy from Pal
estine and . great part Of Syria
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and the Svrc. The attacks broke down
and lnra! breaches w"r" cleared again
for III" most part ny ruuntrr-attacks.
The new position taken up the night
before las; on both sides uf the River
AiSnr runs from MunthniS. beyond
ChallcrnnEc. /" tn" 1nis d'Autry. tn the
north OF Binarvillr and straight across
the forest OF 'Argonnr to Aprcmont.
".,ivnnrcd guards several times re-
pulsed enemy attacks before Thea rlneS.
Iu local raids We threw the Americans
back and out o! thr BniS drs OEons
and adjacent lines.
"YcstrrdHy we shot down - enemy
airplancs and thrr" captive balloons.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Auction

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October Sth. ut . p. m. my parcel OF
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summer kitchen and pantry. cemented
cellar. fine well Of water with pump in
kitchen. Young bearing orchard Of -
fruit trees. finds ~ grapes. berries.
etc Large yard with nice shade trees.
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GeNAu Report

German Report
BERLIN. Oct. .c--(Eta London. y
Parts Of the German salient lines near
st Quentin. northwest OF Rheims and
vest OF the Argonnr forest yesicrday y
wHTc withdrawn to positions in The rear.
says the official statement issued today
by the German army headquarters staff.
The text Of the German official state
mcnt reads:
I'm FLANDERS. on both sides OF Cam
hrai and in the Chaplrtgnr we wardcd
of violent enemy attacks: In quiet sec
tors OF the front near st. Quentin. north
west Of Rheims and west Of tho Ar
Eonnc VIC Withdrew PARTS of our salient
lines to positions In tho rear.
North Of Stadcn. tl!clgium) warding
OF enemy attacks. We captured about loo
prisoners. Tho enemy attacked on both
sides Of the road leading from Yprrs ii
Roul"rs and Manln and obtained 4 foot
ing in I<>de Chem. We captured tho
eastern part of tho place by 4 counter
attack.
Enemy partial attacks south OF La
Il9Ssrc were repulsrd.
THE fifth day Of the battle Of Cam
hral again ended in complete failure for
the enemy. North Of S;sncourt our
troops beat back assaults Of the enemy
which he renewed seven times.
Further south the enemy pressed for
wanI tenn 2orarily beyond Ahancourt.
l3nntlSDy and south of Rlccourt towards
CNIrill"rS. Our counter attack threw the
enemy hack beyond .thancourt and Ban
tiEny and saved the brave WUrttembefG
defenders of Blrcourt from being sur
rounded by tho enemy.
AT Cambrai and south OF It enemy rs
saults broke down. Rumilly remained in
the hands Of the enemy.
Between lie (atelct and the Disc our
front since the night before last has rur,
east of ST. Quentin to Berthencourt on
the River Disc.
TN the course OF the day enemy at
ta"kS developed against tho sectors or
Estrccs. Jnncourt and LcSdins. The on
cIny penetrated our llncs on both sides
Of ScGuehart. but counter attack
throw him hack again.
st Quentin. in which only rccnnnoit-
rrtnE dctachmcnts were stat toned yes
tcr!Hy. has been occupied by the enemy.
There have been outpost engagements
In the region between the Ailctte and the
Aisnr rivers.
Northwest Of Rheims VIC withdrew
our troops from tho River Fesle 10 po-
si,inns in the rear Thr enemy followed
with weak dctachmcnts in the evening
and occupied tho line OF Ventelay and
Eillcrs-FranQuc1.'
I'm the Champagne the French re-
su-ncd their united attacks. In the fore
noon these assaults were directed
against the front from Ste Mnrie-a-ly
day against the line between Somme-ty
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WOMEN OF WHEELING

Continued from Page One.)
o'clock in tho evening. 1t will be strictly
q woman'S AFFAIR. and mere man will
not hav,> lnok.in. The program viii
consist of unique stunts: surprise acts
and various kinds of original ideas thai
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PARIS. Oct. Tho Germans are
moving their heavy artillery away from
the Belgian coast. according To reports
here today.
Tho Belgian army. cooperating WIN
the British army of General Fi'rnrr ana
tho French army OF General pcgoutt".
successfully renewed their heavy az
tacks on the Flanders front
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GERMANS
fcontinued from Pogo one.)

taken. The important railroad juno
ton point Of Houlers IL all but In tho
hands Of tho allies, while soutnTafo
from Roulers tho British have CUT tae
Roulers-Menln railway at TWO places
and arc In the process Of investing
Menin-
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PARIS, Oct. 2.-7 p. M)-Ths pro-
press Of tho alllod or7ns In FlAnderr
continues unchecked, Notwithstanding
the stiffentng resistance OF the Ger
mans.
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FOE RETIRING
CONTINUED Prom Fnge one.)

pocket from which tho Germans will
find an exit with difficulty.
Fighting continued during the night
In the suburbs OF st. Quentin Tho Ger-
mans wore trying to repair tho breach
made there In tho Hlndenburg line by
orVanixtn1 q defense OF the crozat ca
nal, whore they have nnAssed . great
number Of machine guns to prevent tho
French troops from crossing.
Tho Germans arc expected TO make
desperate defense In that sector In or
der to facilitate their retirement to q
secondary position behind tho Hinden-
burg line.
In the Champagne tho enemy also is
redoubling his efforts to hold Off Cen
eral Gouraud's forces on tho Line Of
Monthors- orfouil-L try. The heights here
nre cut BY steep cliffs and deep rav1nes
aud studded with clumps OF trees and
thichots, furnished excellent positions
for defense. These positions are being
noroely defended, the Germans retiring
only step by step and multiplying their
counter attacks At all points whore the
French troops advance.
General 9ouraud's mon this morning
BURT through very deep Line Of wire
dcfenses south Of oT1sun and Llry and
took q formidable position by assault.
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WITHDRAWAL
(Contiuued Prom Pa6e one.)

gress has been made Is between tho
ves1e and tho Aisne, whore tho enemy
has fallen back to tho line OF the Atsne-
harne canal, north Of Rheims.
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U. s. LINES
tContinued PROM Pnee ons.)

PcrshinSS communiquc today says that
partial count Of the material captured
during the past week by the American
troops advancing between the Meuse and
the Arconne shows 100 guns of all
c;Libres. Ego trench mortars. 300 ma
chine guns, 100 heavy tank guns. thou
sands of artillery shells and hundreds
Of thousands Of rounds Of small-arn
ammunition.
Only heavy artillery and machine gun
fire was reported on the front Tho
statement follows:
-IIE.tDQCARTERS AMERICAN FIX
PEDITIONAIsY FORCES. Oct. Sec
ton A-ENcept for heavy Smelling and
machine gun tire west OF the Meuso and
other points held by our troops nothing
of unusual Importance has occurred
during the day. a partial count of the
material captured during the past week
shows l2o guns of all calibres. $50
trench nortars. 800 machine guns, 100
heavy tank guns. thousands Of artillery
shells and hundreds of thousands OF
rounds OF small arm ammunition"
AMERICAN ARMY HEADQCAR-
TIERS IN FRANCE Oct News Of
the bulgarian armisticc has been re-
caived with rejoicings by the troops.
who shouted 1t across The enemy lines.
whrri: the lines wor. near enough.
Tho change in the weather to dry and
cold HIS made tn" roads again avail
able for traffic. The enemy opposition
continues. but there arc Indications that
the fighting Is of a covering character
and that he contcmplatcs 4 withdrawal
to n moro distant line OF defense.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERpCN. Tuesday.
Oct. l.--(Hy the Associated Press.)-(9
=. m)--Th" ArEonnc forest IS being
cleared Of enemy troops by American
soldiers from Nnw York I'D 1llionis.
One of the American negro units has
participated in the operation.
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WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FLANDERS. Oct. 2.--rRy the Assoc'-
atcd Prcss)--l'icld Marshal iaig'H
forces today captured Rnll"Eh"mcapcir
and advanced for 4 distance o: 5000
Yards southeast Of Rnulers.
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PARIS. Oct c-Si. Quentin is hurn'
ing at several points. according In Pre-
micr C7eUmcnccau who informed Mar
col ITcutin of the Echo de Paris to-day
that French aviators have great diff.
Guilty in flying over the city because OF
the smoke rising from il.
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WASfIISCiTOE. Oct. 2.--fur,hcr evil
dcnccs or German preparations for cvac-
ua ting the Belgian sea coast reached the
state department today in dispatches
SAYING hospitals. post offices and tho
contents Of storage houses OF the ter
man Fourth army district were being
moved hack and turned over To the mill
tary government In the Interior.
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BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FLANDERS. Oct 1.-The British second
army. cooperating with tn" fclTianS IN
the Flanders campaign. continued to-day
to press forward In tho process Of en-
circlinE Armcnticres, it took tho hamlet
of II. Eisct. close 10 Armcnticr"s. on the
north.
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PARIS. Oct. c.--The French troops
now have passed beyond st. Quentin.
Northeast rast and southeast Of the
town. according To IN" IInvns agency.
they hold "a line running along the
Eommc from Tronuoy 10 Rouvroy and
Then along the ST. Quentin-La-Fcr road
tn the river Disc, at Tcnruil.
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PARIS. oct. 2.-Thc towns Of hrniR
and Ruulrrs. railway functions in Flnn-
dcrs. have been set on Sire by the Ger
mans in fac" OF the advancing HctGlanS.
British and French troops. French guns
now control thr railway line running
from pstrud through Thourout and
Rnulcrs to tourtrai
british monitors urc cooperating &C
lively in bornbardinG tho German lines
on and near the coast.
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PARIS. oct. 2.---Thc allied cnvci"ping
movement against TurcninE. RoubaiS and
Lille. in Flanders. is becoming accen-
tuated. accurdinE TO n Scmt-ofhcial an
nounccmcnt made here today.
The French army under General De-
gouttc, now operating in the vicinity or
Roulers. apparently was sent north from
it's old position on the left Of General
Mnngin. after tho break through OF the
Rclgians and British forces were DELI
nitcly established.
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PARIS. Oct. Eth" French official
statement assured tonight says:
The enemy has been "jrct"d from ST.
Quentin. which "" completely occupy.
We hold FauhnurE OIsir.
ITO The south W" hav" advanced to
1tanconrt and ar holding Moy.
North OF tn" Ecsle river we captured
R0ucy. GuycnCouri. BoufiEncrruX Vii
lcrs- FranqucuN AMI Caurny. and carried
our lines {" the border south nf Cor1nicy
and Louvre.
"t,nurcy 'north Of Ehrimsl is IN our
power.
In Champagne. in the rourS.. uf the
afternoon. wr "ISfl our Positions Snuth-
w"st Of nrfcuil and gained fo"tinE or
tho heights south Of Month0is."
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMY MAR
ST. QUENTIN. Oct 2.--f:ntirr sections
of ST. Quentin arc in flames and .1pin-
sions arc heard in the city continually.
Fighting continues north Of the town.
whore tho French hav" made progress
The French have gained thu tunnel
of the ST. Quentin canal at Trunquny
and continue to advance eastward. The
city hall uf 81. Quentin appears 10 BE-
intact, but il is believed "a b. mined.
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PARIS Oct. o.-Hcavy fighting took
place in st. Quentin last night. Resist
ing stuhbornly. the Germans were driven
back TO tho cast hank Of the canal. ac-
c"rding t" tho French war office state
mcnt to-day:
West and north Of Rheims the French
have made further important gains. The
entire massif Of ST. Thierry now is In
French hands.
Northwest Of Rheims thc French have
taken Pouilion and Thil and have
reached thu southern outskirts OF Vii
lcrS-FrnnqucuX. North OF Rheims they
have pushed forward their line To the
outskirts al B"thcmy.
There was no change in champa gnc
during tn" night.
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LONDON. Oct. On the Belgian
front the AnSlu-B"leian troops hav" hcen
subjected 10 violent counter attacks.
Neither these nor the bad weather. how
ever. has stopped the advance although
the combination has had the result or
slowing down tho allied progress.
Thu Germans arc making determined
effort in Flanders. as everywhere else.
to stop tho onrush. They realize that II
the allies push even five miles further
eastward on the Belgian front. tStcnd
will become untcnable. while an advance
would jeopardiZr tn. entire coast line
The RclgianS today continued 10 Work
forward through n sea Of mud and have
takcn Hoogledr and lIanhzcmc. northeast
nj Roulcrs. They are nlsn closing in on
E6ulcrS
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LONDON. Oct. 9. r m.---Two
thousand prisoners have been taken. hy'
tho French between the V"slc and tthr
two days.
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