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TEUTON ALLIES
CONTINUED from Page ouo.)

In Macedonia. thr bulgarian and Ger
man troops are still Faced with aiS;lSlrr'
in Palestine the remaining Turks seem
to have scarcely a chance for 'Srhpe
from the. British forces and lr'rnn!E
trihe--mrn who are closing in upon ihcl!I
rsSt Of the River Jordan. Nor" IMAM
Io, 400 prisoners and H65 guns have h""l!
taken ny the British and yet 'icnrra!
All.nby'S appetite for further gains has
not been satisfied.
GauEed by thr $wiftness or inc
strokes Allenby is delivering it is has
purpose apparently T. uvcrwhclm lhe
0ttumans. And the fulf!llmrnt ~ his
plans seems arprrciably near.
In no loss critical situation ar" the
Germans and RulEurianS in tho Mac
donia theatre. Here. except inmrdI3t )
OIL the Bulgarian frontier wher" the
mountainous country gives. Thorn ground
for strong resistance. the huiEarians
and Germans everywhere are in rapid
rntreat before tn" Italians. SerhlauS.
Greeks and British. Rent in twain nj
several POINTS tho enemy forces are b.
rihlercd md operating us separate
units.
Respectively on the western and east
ern flanks the Italians and the Greeks
and British are fast throwing forward
their lines in endcurorS 10 envelope. th:
cneIny. while in the center. whrrr Tho
Serbs have driven their sharp wedge to-
ward lsht:p. there is no tagging. not
U1ihstanding tho difficult territory TINT
is being encountered. Rear guards IT
the enemy. armed with nnchtn" guns.
are but little delaying the men who's"
task IL is TO reclaim their Kingdom.
AS yet there is no n"ws Of great Br-
tivity in Albania but a resumption ~
operations there in conjunction with
those In the asst apparently canno; long
he delayed.
On the French front tho British have
taken the village "f Scl"nry, Il S'ant
two miles from the western environ. ct
ST. Quentin. and both the british and
French troops north and south Of this
line have driven further wedges into
the German front. More than thou
sand prisoners and many machine guns
have been taken by the British In those
operations. Numerous strong c"Gnt"r-
attacks were delivered by IN" ',"InT,
both at Sclency and nj Gricnur,. hut
Huig's men put all Of them down with
heavy losses To the Germans.
Tho Germans have also reacted
strongly in the region lying west "f tn:
Chemin-des-DamcS. underwriting to re-
gain the territory held ny tn" French rs
a menace against both the chemiI-'Ics-
Danes and the Laon sectors. Hero also
the enemy WAS beaten off.
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ODDFELLOWS To
SHOW LOYALTY
mo 0R0810A OF ALL THE LOCAL
LODGES TO H HELD BATUR-
DAY EVENHG At HALL.
Charles J. 3shuef to Ne Principal
speafer-wul Pledge Support
70 Coming Loan Drive.

Saturday, evening a, o'clock in III"
T. o. 0. F. hail at Twelfth and Chap
line streets. II rnusinE patriotic meet
ing Of every member OF the odd Fol
lows lodge OF this vicinity will b" hold.
and notices have b"rn sent nu: to thu
various sister lodges. Every odd Fol
lou, i. expected to attend. a. this will
hc the hammer session nf tho year.
A. program OF unusual merit will b.
staged. There will hr music and spenn-
inE, and Hon. Charles C. Schuck will
h. the princirnl speaker. hcahl"H M
mcrouS other events.
At this meeting Of all thr r'dI Eel
lows the lodge will rpakn loyalt!
pledge 70 the Liberty Ihan. as well a..
the various sister lodges making their
pledges.
All members 81 Wheeling I-rdE" %".
l. Excelsior Lodge so IN. concord
Lodge. Abram Encampm"nt Nh. | and
Wheeling EncIruprn~nt S". > ar" OK
Dcct cd TO br present.
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sur1,r,se tho BulgnrianS who were not
n,rnr1. that heavy gins wrr'. facing
them, =. The brush wood was soon sol
afirc and long columns Of ytll"wiSh
srnukc began To ascend from "" hiIi-
sides Will" III" great valley r"$Inndco
to- tho r.+ar OF the guns. The AK i!!crJ
ureporaiinn lasted all day. The ItulEar-
ANS. tried tn reply with 13"s hut did
li:iln harm.
. ON September Is al ) o'clock III ~"
morning. the allied creeping larrnI' ire
began and The French CnlonlRis went
over the top. The! rushed tn" enemy
irnnchts: with hnInh and hayonet. S"hH,
suls" troops captured The first line ami
Que drrnnralixrd priSonrrs in 4 f.w mIn-
utcS Th"r iuok ihr SECOND linz except
far one trench which was crainmEd with
machine GurS = company "f S"nr-
gals. bomber" attacked this tr""'h IN
tho rear and II also fell.
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Latest Registrars Are
Requested to Drill

T'h~ city draft b"ar|! has requested
that all mrr who, Registered September
12 nrd have received QucSiiounar', and
do not ask for 4 deferred classification
attend the drills which arc h"inE con
Quoted by ,hr beard NJ instruction At III
IAnsiy nrmory.
Anyone taking this ""rIrSr If drills
win have their burdens .aS'-l when they
arc actually drafted and sent !" camp,
as tho preliminary work Is very hard
~ those places. and having amy Of tn.
rough edges ruhb-N ~ by. learning the
drills at home they Will b. in c0ml
shape when their time comes to 20.
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WHEELING BOY
DIES IN CAMP
CHARLES MEYERS, OF SOUTH MAIN
STREET, DIES AT CAMP LEE
OF PNEUMONIA.
Telegram Received Lato Yesterday
Afternoon Told OF Hts Un-
timely DemiEe.

Word was received al tho city last
evening tcliing at III: Intim"l: death
4; Camp I..c. Petersburg. W.. al
Charles Meyers. we'll known y"un% inhil
nt thus .,!.y who WAs s"nt by tn" city
draft board in company with W." Other
boys 10 that camp only tw" wc"N- ag"
tnoay. He contracted L r"id, which !altr
terminated in pneumonia. and IA: lmSs"u
away ut u'ciurk yesterday hiterno"n'
according To the word received.
The Young man was employed a. n
COOK 1T William. Z'll"rS' r"siaushnt. o.!
south Main street. and had h"tt OF
friends, who will DC panied /" learn
"r Ills death. II is Hknly thai me re-.
mains Slli De drought hack I" this city
for burial. He had several relatives
who reside in tho Wheeling district
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\. o, FIREMAN Killed.

SpeClaI IhSnAtCn u T TT TH(tIIlETlH.T
PIEDMONT. ". Va. S".n .3.--Mtrh-
acl u. GYM. Of Trr"i"vfll. r'nhittor
county. ". Va. y u. y -. fir'mar'. wa
killed lat las; night wh"1 fourteen GAYS
and thr engine of q fr"iGh; trttu wrr.
dcrailcd near l:"d. .nSt 49,: al lh"d-
mont. Thrrr track: ""-c blocker f":
sevcra! hours. "nusinE delay to pa:>S'':-
;rr trains cast and west.
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SPANISH INFLUENZA
CONTINUED from Page One.l

81 by Their IrIuous work. The commit
to- "a N :Srnt out n State Wild" request Tor
the [ inpcinry closing % all theatres
motion picture lnuSc: and Other places
Of puhNr- RalhrrinE. EXCEPT churches
Cancellation II p1rad"S planned fnr TIC
Immediate future WIS included IN th'
request.
schools. theatres and other places of
public assembly wcr.: closed today ~
!iaIN N"w .',nGtard cities and towns. In
ON. .it!"H Irhli" funerals har" h""n
forbidden.
r.lcDhnn,' Exchanges III greater Eos
ION have !, II iE.' S>rN;trt nt Ihh uptr:t
'.r' ;hrua:-! influenza --ab"ut onr-@iX;h
,,f III. personnel
Tn i;"%:un' =: leo Today began MI an
Ii splitting crusade IN AN Cffnr' I" E"lI
.StnI lir. spread Of tin" DISEASE. Roar
NdmirAi 2r-:rcur -. Wood. e"nnnIandanl
~ III" E,rS' Naval District. was among
ihrsr :itricArn today ard is c,Hflnch -
NJ: homo,
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SAN CUKA SOAR.

For tcnd"r MchinE or irritable SKIN
wash Hi;h .San-''u7a Srap. tho AntiShn-
tr anan hat sonthcS and heals 4 !
kills cnrms Of dIscaEc- Great r
nirnples, bla.khcads And makes Tho
rnro ,Ir1inn clear aud attractive. 2hc
=, John Coleman Co.. and 1Ior"-Davrs
Drug 20. =
Nail nrar-s for san Curn . Ointment
and Soap filled by Thompson Medical
% TiluarilIr. IA.
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REV, RIDDLE SPEAKS
At FIRST CHRISTIAN
To Tell Of His Six Months Expertsaoo
In Francois West Alex
ander Pastor.

R.r. \. H. EidiI.:. pastor ~ tho West
ht"Aar'irr Presbyterian church. will de-
liver q talk AT ;hr FIRST Christian
church Rev. F.uErn" Fields. pastor. This
evening at -. O'Clock. Is"v Riddle
has iuS, returned ir"n, a liz months
trim IL, ;hf nnr front III Eur"p.. end has
Il r,r.>. rhrlillnz STORY tn tell Of his OK
,.-f'.a,c~. The. public * invited 10 at
End
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CAN wEA1 cHEVRoNS.

WtSiiISCiTuN. Sept .i.---WsIrnS Ut
war ".rrico and wound rh.sron* by IN
listed mon and officers or the nay vas
All; hvrizrd todny by Secretary Daniels.
The Ch@vr7hn. authorized arr similar. {"
those cGi1tcJ -. ti1u army. Hnd may. us
pc Emission ri comma dinS officers. Ia
worn IN ,hr lcf' slew" a. demo-" ser. lcH
aud On the right for wnund.'.
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Many NeT Cases.

NEW Y0Ek. S"pr. :.'.--..A thinl !rf u"
utu CAGES nf spanish influrnZa with
Frnr ,ic7thS from III" disease and rhr":
from, rncunfonIa. have h""n r"n"rt cd
h.r, IN tho last thirty hours. accor'ilnc
- an announcement lac toia' ny
licalIh commissioner copeland. -Tnir-
tN-giX az tho Tascs occurred among sol
bicrs and sailors.
Although in MOST ~ the "as":: report
cd r. Gently. ihr victims har" been 10
twrr:i he arcs Of and -. l'r. COPELAND
said h.. lid moi rhlnk II adNlAahi" t.
CLOSE thr arhnuls ~ this TIM. uni"SS
the dis"iesr spreads mur" rapidly. tn"
children. h" said. would rcrciv" hr;trr
,'ar,. IN school than If they were allowed
Il. roam thr streets.
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OWN
A HOME
Anywhere in the United
States or Canada
81
Money
Makes it Possible

A monthly payment Of
e6.O8, which includes princl-
pal and interest, will pay for
n Cne Thousand ,UW)
Dollar Home.
a monthly payment OF
$12.16, which includes prln-
cipal and interest, VIII pay
for a Two Thousand ($2OW)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment OF
1924. which includes prln-
cipal and interest, 9'ill pay
for a Three T ousan d
(3,WOj Dollar Home.
Homes of greater value IN
the same proportion.
For particulars call in per
son or fill in coupon and
mail.
Name .....................
Street ...................
~"
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BULGAR ARMY.
CONTINUED from Rage One.)

the Struma. \ british invasion "t i;u'-
sari4 sccns likely and the HulEaFians
an, reported - be fnrtif! ling Tho al"
road from Fohruru tn StrntnitSn>
which the British cavalry is approach
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LONDON. Sop. ";.---pevrlOpmcntS on
the Macedonian trout today point L"
r,rihrr disasters for III" Hulsariah
arnIrs winch ar" hrrinE before inc
allied troops.
rhr Scrhians according IL ;hc latest
rn,ys rrar!Ine London. hu"" "rnSS'T
TIM Iardar river northwest at (irah*k"
and have established third brihHc-
head south of i3iish uha- They ar"
also advancing along tho BreEaln'Sta
river. which flows into the Faroar
about four miles northeast "f GFadsN"'
aui have cut the main read 1" ism 10
TIL" Bulgarian army has now been c"'
into ~ number nf groups.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Public Auction

will sell 1T public auction on INC
PREMISES at rrihdclpEIn. on Tuesday
october Sih. Mt : p. M. my parcel OF
crouni I9cx2"5 f""t. with two story.
slate roo: ;raIl" Building. OF rooms
summer Kitchen and pantry. cemcnted
collar. lin" we'll nf water with pump IN
kitchen. Young lrnriuG orchard of -
fruit tr.t.s. finds Of grapes. berries
etc. I.arr" yard with nice shade treeA
Terms OF Sale: Seven hundred dollars
cash. balance fifteen dollars rrr month.
MART =. CTACRAFT.
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FOR RENT-HouSes and Apis.

FoR RENT-Cn0d nifice aud living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
til. new lnt2llIgenc"r building. 1905 and
l:a1 Market St Now ready for rccu-
pancy. APp!s Peter Boyd. earc Intnl!i-
rrncer. ap-lf-tf
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IARIS. sept oI.--Thr 1;lIiG"rianH IN
their rc,r,:,, nnrthward. says the hch"
dc I'ariS. AT" not Bs"ly {" b. AM" '"
dcfend tho famous EHhuna l'aSa. s"u'"
c,,s, uf I'skuh where 'hc Srrtihns
mad. q heroic r.sis,nnc" in November
1918 The pa3" is, near N"lcs whi"n
IS almos, within reach ~ IN" adFan"-
ing ScrhanS.
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.
WANTEU-AgentS

vANTEp-Threc good agents to sell
household necessities or the install.
men: Pas. Best OF goods and Best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. e. r.
- Adam, Co.. Il4o-1l4: Main ST. rnr-12-tf
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SELENCY CAPTURED
CONTINUED fron, P~Se oae.l

over ~" deep fringe nj "uli'"Si$ h"-
trrfiug th. Ijind"nhnrG line.
As result nr yesterday" EFh'lhE
IN tn. n'jrhhnrh",d ct 81. quentin 'h'
British atlvnrccd their line IL we'll east
IF in" nanl"t If 81. Helene. "hirn
lies between R"llrnglisc and Tnntruri'
81 Ihn, herr they ar" Within T'hc rhhE''
IF IA" 81. quentin canal. which tn ""-
..my has m:il,2ad rs part II IN" hh-
,l"nhurE system.
pnrine las, night. Ir';'n "'HE'lnrE
iight,ng inoit place. in which III Efiil*h
TROOPS took Il trench II som" :'np't'
rance Near tn" right flank and l"s
prisoners f:vrrywhrr" evidence wa
fund TIM; Tho Germans had sut'"rrc
heavy losses
Th, French had 4 nn>' s'r'':ESin' day.
securing all their ."hjrct'E"e VITA nhr
sycc,t ion. AMI h"rN IN" nGhiinS. is Still
progressing.
TN" wraih-r ir improving.
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FOR SALE

Toh SALE-IsI7 chunmt roadster at
less thnn !. price. cost $1,000 last
I,.rrrnbr:. Fivr n"w fires. Good rca-
son for selling. Ais. on" thrc" speed
Indian Motorcycle. Cheap. West Alex
amdcr i;araSr. S-2o-r
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WITH TIT: ENITISli Amy IN
FRANCE sept. .:3.---'By tn" Associated
I'rras. since ~" operations Of Tue
,iay near ST. Quentin. III" British. with
IN" French ON their right. hnr" made
good progress. RI" 'ncin: IS SIN r"'
slSt:,g on the outskirts Of FonirnSt
with Inart:n" gun r"arEuarda. They ais"
Fought hard against th" british nj So
lrHr: AMI hradc strong counter attacks
near Gricuuri hut were T"r:iI'cu WIN
lnnnr killed "r wounded.
The prisoners :ak"n hy III" British
in this s,-.i"r rnw aEgr' gal" NOR" thhn
- ilIu-SaIri and many mnChtn' guns ai""
hav" been captured.
h;lscwh"r" ON ii" firitish from; there
has hc"n no great activity. except H'T'r
lnrhy, west of cambria. ~hrr'' tho Brit
i<h linz Inns r-r"n advanced slightly ana
,nnny of III" enemy hav" h'rn Killed..
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WITH TIN: FKNHr!n ARMY T.;
FEAS.:r; Sept. 25.--il;r In" .tss"r'hird
Press --t;cn"ra. ThS'cny'a troops. III
th"ir lat.s, ndvanrr ,nw"r! ST. Quentin
took ,nsti"n n, Dalton. whitE tn"
""lSt t;cr,rnu division had hr"n. nr.lcrr'l
tn hold tn thr hist drop az hlm"i.
Ten ,;rrm;Ln nfirrrS and more Than
900 men w"r~ rrntrd fr1rn making
tn, supreme aacrIii'>" donna h,sd o. them.
They Tough, w"l! under tn" projection
ii q curtain ": i1r" frnm their artillery
p,,;i"d around -. quentin. m: tn"
i'rruch troops yer" on them in Success
:.iv.. waves sn quickly ihn; they rnniGi
NOT carry nut 'hr nri"r IF thr!r "pri-
manrling general. Won Ia Ch"vaiItrl". *
cop; h,- committing suicide. The ali"r-
native If chstjvity appeared 'nrr~'p;ah'r
tn mos; - Tho m.
rh. ';.,rrlnnS suffered thcr" from lack
nf appr,riatiau ~ III" r"s0urcrIulncS:'
an, SYMPHONIES u! The French tactics.
i;"n"vni TH'h"uys mon. having an
prna,:hed IN" position IL w!ih'n proper
defiance. for an assault. abandoned tho
method " !n!iitraiinn which had char
ar;.ri-c.l .th' 'p"tltnnn around 81.
Quentin and nl?1C - r"sriuic fr"n,al al
tat =. whlGlI az nature az ''ht "pS'hc'''
n~rrssitnt"i.
IT. the. rir$t bound rh"v took the. CEN
tral IS,int -; rrSislanc''at FTan':l!i'-S"
l,,r,,A aud ihr rr"a"-'afls- flTr hundred
wards 10 tho "nsf.
ktrpiIrg close m with inc rrc"rinG
harraEr which thoir artillery n,a I'M ain.
81 with splendid precision. thC attacking
wa,r. .wrnI M. SUrta'nS Inc raEt"1l
Gigs Of. S-vr wnnd Hear "f tho enemy.
raising thrnusn ard hryhad Marion >,
W. Oh and 4: king Ia" VILLAGE Of Lrrrnr
lie 1slllnn by assault
SS"aru.hilr German reinforcement :
coming up through the RI vines frnm ths
region Of 81 Quentin. p"r" caught nm
der tho ire "f thr French SnnS
This success makes p-"t'trinus the
,;crm1n hold ~, liili ks This ~ the
hiGf"st point ~ III" FASHIONS along IN"
rid yrs from t1ulnun "a lallnn. which IN"
rnr NV ha, been iorIIfyinE with fever
ixh haste It's fall. whil" il nigh; not
,n,nn Jl,r'faIl Tf 81. Quentin. would
l:rcutly weaken tn" l?frnrHs u tho city.
'rh.. tr0or,S thn' took Iiallon by assault.
were. tho sa me- troops who distinguished
Themselves in the fighting at Ia Pan
nrtirrrIr. alu.a tn" canal ,lG S"rd and
I0uk fsriIydaiEno .thr'~ times during The
c:rrpaIsu ma; frrr'l thS MontliliGr
Jacket and tiIrr"- the Germans To the
lIIrdrnhrrr iinr. They have CHANGED
their tactics in fighting in tho bush. in
marshes and IN tn: open with tho same
success and With Hn endurance that Is
~rrrhrSiZcd b. th' :Iunlhcr "f fresh Cor
man div:si"IIs They have mot atncr IN"
battles ~ IcuIrai~r"S.
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ROME, sept. "h.--ltnlian troops III
WESTERN Macedonia are prrSSihE norm
ward vigorously and hay" "'chP''iI 'hr
hcyghts north al TrupnlChani. midway
b,t u.en Mounstjr. and p7ilHr. a"rord-
inn. I, AN official ta'curnt from th''
war nnirr today.
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heights north al 1rup'iINhHhis H'"-"i'
between MunnStir and i7il"r. h'r"r"-
ing To al. official STA 'cnl"ht i'f" wv
war "flirc today.
1,sEIS. Sent. - stubborn ,"S'st-
an"r is hning encountered h% iitt, "I''"u
arm. under jirrArnl fr6nchfi dE+prr"E
on ihr bulgarian frontier beyond i'-
mirkapu Pass and Strum';za Station
whcrn furious lighting * rrn'''Irltt On
The left bank Of the river NHruaF. n"
EuIgarianS ar" holding strong F"Sr-
lions nn IN" heights protecting th"ir
own frontier. Thin is III" only p"'r'
where they nr" offering inN'h 'S'H'-
auCc.
with ,hr expected fall IF V"lcs IT is
believed that tn" next nbjrCtir" vi IN"
nllicd army will, hr. ISkuh IN "rlrr I" r.
establish la" Salnuiki- CSkuh RAILWAY
communication. From tSkuh II Will ."
casrnr TO move int" lSul Ear'I man ny ~
,rnlpling Ia "ntrr through the Struin''-
"a district whrrr III" National h"i"nSrs
are "sccptirally strong. g.,
Allied ratrols have reached III" hui
.arian frontier and ut several places
hay" r.Iolratcd into "u'Es mn Icrrl-
tory. but no infantry is yet on FuiGar-
ian soil Tho artillery steadily Is bonn :
harding the mountain passes through
which the Rulgarians ar" removing
their hrovy material under thr proi'f
tl0n pI StlOle
LONDON, Sept. 25.--Easi OF the Var
dar river in Macedonia. the ticr'lans ana
Dulga rims are falling hack on Woes:
81 miles southeast or LSkup. "rS nreir.i
10 a Serbian official statement rrc"l'''
Along the ;'rilrp-tiradsk" r"Hd m"
SNrhjans have captured !" gun anu
great number Of ;iHiInEhl'""' "'T
Thu. m0unr:,nOus region from ''"nL"
polio To KoZiak, the "SfsE"rni az
is worry wild and covered WIN 80"
brush wood and d"nsc forests mt
yr,-rscd with drrp raviu"s, rhasms ana
nreripices. The lsulGnrs Thought th"ih
selves go safe from attack by REASON q!
Inesc natural difficulties. that lh-! d'"
not attempt tu interfere Win ~" nt'tt"
IRE litninary work and "ont"ntr,'. '',nh
selves with merely reinforcing th'it i'!''
The more. easily 10 hurl back IN" a'l"'S.
Little 10y litIlc was ihr read hunt, guns
,rrrc pushed up townr'l IN: fr"n' anu
hug. ammuniiio dumps constituents
II"avv guns w"r" holster! INTO POSITIONS
nj an altitud" Of 6.n"n fr"I. ThrE "'r''
Trough, AZ fer aS pnssthl" hS Tractors:
then hauled by horses and mules ana
finally dragged int" rln'" Ivy hhh
power.
had 20 hr'on" .tlpinriStS I" lay thrr
,rinphone and Telegraph lines ~ this
chaos Of rocks and trees. Th" BuiEar-
ianS watched all thes" efforts and f;til-
Of every shell IN" allies OCCASIONALLY,
I, mus; b" added. hnw"vcr. cont inli"'!
the correspondent. that everything ihl'
could b" hidden was .ram"uflhG;d al
mirally.
II was only during tho night prtTrd-
ing thr attack that I'll" aSsaulting troops
wcrr brought up. Promptly ut o'clock
on tho morning ~ September ~ the
artillery opened with such viE"r A' t"
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INVESTIGATING
STORY OF HUNS
IN FRISCO CASE

WASHINGTON. April 90 Gov.
ernmcnt secret service men have
been working for many months on
the theory. that the preparedness pa
rade explosion in san Francisco
might have been caused by agents Of
Germany. Thus far, 1t was stated
today. tangible evidence is lacking TO
establish definite clue
The report that confession had
been made. placing responsibility for
the crime In the hands OF German
agents has been heard" II was
stated.
Justice department officials have
investigated II and say they know of
the existence of no confession
President Wilson's plea for Thorn.
as Mooney. convicted for perpetrating
the outrage. was based solely on the
findings OF his special committee.
which inquired into the circum.
stances of the Mooney trial. II was
stated.
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THE LIGHT OF LIBERTY

that is of enduring worth for without it, other good
thing can be.
Slowly. up thru the years. arrived az the
crisis The fate of the world hangs in the balance the
sanguine-stained fields of France. Should Germany
win the progress of the world would be retarded for
turies tho Liberty be trodden out and would
rise again But Germany will not win.
We in this fight to uphold the light Of Liberty
That light shall not be darkened We shall be tri-
umphant, for greatly in the right.
Since our beginning a nation, we have fought for
this cause other. Ours have not been waged
for conquest demonstration OF brutal might tho with
great wealth, could have been the greatest mill
tary nation on earth
America is the land Of hope-and Liberty We are
observing Liberty day today, proclaimed by the we
the people, have elected to be president, Woodrow
Wilson.
While celebrating Liberty day, think about it.
Ponder
See if you can realize what Liberty means,
and what the world would be like without it,
Think what it means if you cannot give an ade-
quate Liberty Loan accounting to your con-
science.
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Although the Germans have reached
the crest of the hill the remnant of the
French garrison is still there. The French
also, hold the village. /.
HEROIC POILUS ARE ~
FIGHTING TO THE END
In night fighting at Mont Des Cats Give
miles wesD, the French raked the slopes
with machine guns and held out against ter
rible odds, preferring death to capture.
Today the German lines apparently run
west of KENNEL but the ultimate winner is
still a matter of doubt.
Similar fighting surged about Villers-
Bretonneux, the British, fighting like lions,
retaking the town, atop a ridge, much in the
same fashion as the Germans got KENNEL,
working around the sides until it was sur
rounded.
In the KENNEL fighting the Anglo
French made a savage counter attack, both
allied flanlss enfilading Won Eberhardt's Al
piners, turning the green flower fields of the
valley into sizzling hell. The Germans
paid dearly for their gains.