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German Comment.

EASEb. SWitHrrland, Nrt IO.--"Un!E
military reasons could compel us I" ac-
:cpt President Wilson'S Cnndiiinns" says
thr Cologne Gazette in rummrntinE on
III. American reply 10 thr German peace
oIlrr. 1t is possible Germany may require
rnunlcr-Eu araml-cs. for example Tho
evacuation Of the Colonies occupied ny
the allies"
'rh" newspaper continues:
Tho political and military authorities
nr Tho empire now are going to debate
these, uurstIanS 1t is probable thu
Chancellor will present 10 the ttrichStaS
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Discussion Demanded,

BASEL, Switzerland. Oct. 10.--A Ber-
lin dispatch received here says thut the
CONSERVATIVES faction in the ReiChstng
has asked IN immediate convocation OF
the Legislative body IN Germany 10 dis
cuss President Wilson's reply 10 the i'm
prrial chanccllor's peace proposal.
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AuGtrians Feyerish.

PARIS. Oct. 10.--F'"vrrish mpaticncn
Is shown by tho poorlr of Vienna Will"
awaiting President Wilson's reply to tho
peace proposals OF the Central Powers.
according u 4 dispnlch from Zurich.
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pAGUE-On Wednesday, October 9th.
1918. ut 9:25. o'clock a. mr.. at ;hc
home Of his daughter. Mrs: Z. l..
Kcyser. 135 Key avenue. Elm Grove.
w, Va. WILLIAM DAGUE. in the
18th year OF his age.
Funeral services ut the place Of death.
No 1876 Key avenue. Friday. October
18th, at 1920 o'clock a. M. The body
will be removed to DALLAS. where scr
vices will he concluded ut IL O'Clock
noon in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Intcrlnent' in Mt. View ceme'
terry. Dallas.
please omit flowerS.)
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OHIO CLOSED
STATE At TER
PRESENT. WEEK
ALL PUBLIC PLACES
AFFECTED BY ORDER
Public Health Service Striv-
ing for Spanish In
fluenza Cure.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntclligrnccr.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. 10.--By Sat-
urday Ohio will be Il "closcd' state as
far AS public meetings are concerned.
The state health department will mail
out tomorrow orders closing motion
picture houses. theatres, schools.
churches and prohibition of public
meetings OF every kind. in communities
where Spanish influenza RACES.
In localities where it does not exist.
the order is TO become effective when
the disease makes its appearance. Sa-
looms will not be ordered closed. but
"congregating and lettering" will he
forbidden not only in saloons. hut drug
stores cigar stands, corner groceries
and business places generally.
Every county in the state. it was
stated. has reported the presence or
influenza in some form. $4,000 cases
having been reported since the disease
assumed epidemic form.
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LOST.

roST-Retwccn McMcchen telephone
oTficc n; i,iAlnh street. McMcchrn and
12.u Marshal strret. Ecnwood. Il ring
of two opals and three diamonds. FINDER
please return ,o either of above ad-
dresses ard receive reward. o-9-
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WASHINGTON. Oct. lo.-In its fight
TO stop the spread Of Spanish influenza
tho public health service is Investigate
ing the causes of the disease. the con-
ditions which promote its spread and
the part played by carriers in epidem-
les of the malady. 1t also is seeking
an effective vaccine. hut announcement
was made tonight that the service has
as yet been unable to recommend any
that it believes will be successful.
Meanwhile influenza continues its
spread over the, country in spite of the
strenuous efforts and drastic measures
taken to prevent It.
Conditions ut army camps today show
I'd 4 slight Improvement for tho second
time since the malady became epidemic
in the training places. During the "a
hours ending at noon 1881 new cases
wcrc reported to tho Office OF the surgeon
general of the army. with 1897 new
cases Of pneumonia and $50 deaths
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DIED

GIFEIN-On Wednesday,. October 9th.
1918, at $50 o'clock Il m at his late
home on Battle Run road. JOSEPH b.
GIFFIN. in his 66th year.
Funeral services Friday mt p. IN.
Friends respectfully invited to attend.
Intcrmcnt at West Alexander cSme-
terry.
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CowL-On Saturday. October D. 1919.
on hoard thu L. S. batticship hcn-
lucky. JOHN d'REW Co"L' son OF
John T. Cowl. 49,
Funeral moi ice hereafter.
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DAWSON Saturday. October >. l'i"'
at GAO O'Clock p. m. nj FORT oEir-
thorpe. Ga. general hospital, kolfEhl
= DAVIS son of william i. Davis.
in the Goth year Of his age.
Funeral this (triday) afternoon. from
the family home. - Thirteenth strcrt.
nj 80 o'clock. 1ntcrmept III MI.
Calvary
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the result of these deliberations. For
the moment the hour liz too grave ia
hermit Of SuppositionS."
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household necessities on the install
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and BEST q
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 10.-Hcalth
Commissioner lockwood, after confcr-
cncc with Mayor Davis late today. an
nounccd that beginning Monday next.
theatres. motion picture houses church.
cs and Sunday schools will not he per-
mitted to open until after the Influenza
epidemic has passed. With the cXccp-
ton Of Liberty loan rallies no conven-
lions or other public gatherings will be
allowed until the epidemic has passed.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligcncer.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIlgcnccr.
HARRISBURG. ". Va, Oct. 10
Word came to relatives to-day OF the
death Of Roy W. Lang. %. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. A. Lang. Of Brushy Fork.
this county. at Camp Custer Mich
where he was q member OF the National
army. Pneumonia developing from
Spanish influenza. was tho cause. His
body now is enroute homo for funeral
and burial
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UNITED STATES EMPIoY1lEET
SERVICE.
PRE- 70 EMPLOYE AND EMPLOYER.
Wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Room.
Telephone 1855.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED. 49,
Any number Of Coal Minera
Two Electric Cranemen.
1o Foundry Clippers.
Amy number Laborcra
MachintSts.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders.
Pipe Cutters:
Boys Over IS.
Locomotive Fircmen.
Brakemen.
Domestice.
Salcsladies.
GIRLS Over i6.
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Service between and O'Clock for iu-
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KEYSER- w. Va. Oct. 1o.-Thc death
toll from influenza continues heavy at
Keyscr. Among the latest deaths arc,
Albin I. Rogers. aged so. clerk in the
Eeyser post office, survived by his wife
and four children: c. z. WEIGH. aged 30.
3. & o. brakeman: survived by his
wife and two children: Mrs. l.. D. FertiG.
who is survived by her husband and ono
son: Mrs. Jas. Rogers. survived by her
husband and four children; Mrs. kath-
crime Frances Connel. aged 80. wife of G.
Leo Connell: Chas. T. Bright. 81. postal
clerk en- the 3. &; O.. and Mrs. Dempsey
Rice, who has two Sons n the army.
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strategy is that the region Of l-aon ana
the ST. Gpbain massif has become so
dangerous that the cvacuati ion oil TINS
vast and important pocket in inc near
future seems imperative.
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wANrED-Upstairsg girl. white prefer
rcd. Reference. Apply Mrs. G. T.
Hubbard. phone 81 Woodsdals. -ll-l
VARIED - Experienced stehQsrapher.
Must be speedy. accurate and willing.
Liberal salary 10 right party. Satisfac- !
tory references required. Confidential. /
Address in own hand writing. Expert!
encc,'' care 1ntellisencer o-9-h
WANTED-(iirls for clean factory work,
Apply at Wheeling Tile Co.. 32nd and
Wood SITS. n-o-m
WANTED-Civil service examinations
Wheeling. in October. 1000 women
clerks needed. Salary $1,000. Expert
enca unnecessary. Women desiring gov
crnment positions write for free partc-
ulars. r. Z. Terry (formcr Civil Ser
ing. Washington o-I-m
wANTED-Ioung woman to work In
newspaper composing roorl- Chance
to learn n good trade. Applicant must
live In Wheeling. and be not. less than
is years OF age. Apply to Foreman. In
tclliGcncer composing room. or telephone
o944-M. s-30-tf
WANTED - Government needs $4,000
clerks at Washington. Examinations
Wheeling in October. Salary $1,000. EN-
pcrience unnecessary. Women desiring
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Washington. gums
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CHARLESTON. W. ga, Oct 1o.-The
spread Of Influenza in West Virginia, Is
on tho increase In the rural districts
but is gradually ebbing in the cities
and towns, in the opinion Of DR.. S. L..
Jepson, state health commissioner. The
crest Of the epidemic. in DR.. Jcpson's
opinion. will be reached in this state
this week.
It has now reached practically all
sections Of the state. though the city
Of Wheeling. apparently has all but
missed it. The situation Mt many places
has been very serious, particularly at
Elkins, Martinsburg. KcyScr and a
number Of mining sfc,IonS.
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zee, who has two SONS n tho army.


Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntcllieencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio. Oct. 10
Private Tilford ]. Manlcy. p. died OF
pneumonia last night at Camp Taylor.
Ky, according TO a telegram to relatives
today. The body will be brought here
for burial.
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GERMAN REPLY
Continued From Page One.)

with Turkish affairs that the pro-Grr-
man government faces utter collapse
if indeed. that has not ;tready taken
place and that the new government viii
mako n direct appeal to the allies Tor
peace mt any price.
Ii is known that Tcwhk FaSha lh3
new premier. opposed Turkeys entrance
in the war on the side OF the central
povrrs. It also is thought possible
that hn stopped the note reported to
have been addressed to the United States
about the time Of his appointment. So
that he could make 4 dlrrcre appeal Of
his own.
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FOR SENT-(ie0d o.Ttr" and living
rooms on The second and third floors Ok
th, new 1nlclligcncrr hliilding. 1908 ana
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occr-
rancy. Apply Peter Eoyd. care lntc,li-
r,,crr ap-1T-tf
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LE CATEAU CAPTURED
fCouttuued from Page one.)

nearing Nish. harasScd by the ScTp''t'tS.
a, last accounts General Allenhy WIS
still driving the Ottoman troops nor'h-
ward in PALESTINE.
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PROPOSALS FOR >
FURNISHING COAL.

Sealed bids for furnishing coal
for the year. beginning November
1, 1918, to all Of the school build
ings under control Of the Board OF
Education will be received at
The>Clerk's Office in High School
Building up to s P. M, Monday,
October 18th, 1918.
Bids will be considered for
Forkrd Clean Coal, Run of Mine
and Nut Coal, both Monongah and
Pittsburgh veins.
Coal must be delivered III coal
cellars of the different school
buildings in sufficient quantities
to insure a supply at all times:
Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
J. Ii. GOLLNER, Chairman
Committee on Bldgs. and Grounds.
FRANK STANTON, Clerk.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct 10.-Spanish in
fluenza continued to increase in Pitts
burgh during the night, 391 cases being
reported between 4 o'clock yesterday af-
tcrnoon and 10 o'clock this morning. ac-
cordins to the health department. The
total number Of cases since last Satur-
day IS 1,Tc2.
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private family. use NJ ba tn and phone
Good location. 4$7 S. broadway or CELL
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WASHINGTON. Occ. l0.-Sprit"d de-
bate on President Wilson's response to
the German peace offer began today
when the senate rrconrcned after Il re-
cess since Monday. Senator Pittmann
of Nevada opened the discussion by Mt
lacking Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,
the Republican leader. declaring Senator
Lodges published statement critictxins
the presidents note could serve no good
purpose.
Senator Pittman read into the record
Senator Lodges statement and also that
of Representative Tess OF Ohio, chair
man of the Republican congressional
campo ign committee. criticiZing the note.
He declared the minority leader has mis-
construed the notes meaning and that
such criticism would tend to destroy
the confidence Of the world in the presl-
dent of the United States.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-EiScount Grey. the
former secretary for foreign affairs, in
the first speech he has made in two
years. said he thought peace was with
in sight. but not within reach. He
praised the wisdom Of President Will
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CIEYelauN DIbGI1CC,
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. l0.-Thc IN
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BTRIIN, via London. Oct w.
Enemy attacks failed in front o' ou.
now positions on the battle front Gu
or Cambria and ST. Quentin" says the
evening official communication from
hcadouarters "as well as on both banks
Of the Meusc.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-08
MEET AT WINCHESTER
Association AdjourfS,
and Dairymen Mt Once
Convene,

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
VA, March THE
ginia State Creamerymen's ASCOT
n. in annual convention here, at
led by many butter manufacturers.
burned after electing the following
ers: president. George \. Smith. Of
1ntor: v!cepresldent. a. G.; ueish-
y. Broadway; secrctary-treasurer
lido PARCEL. fredericksburg. Aedi-
al members OF board of directors
I !. o. Scott. Richmond; Professor
~. Holloway. Rlacksburg. and Fred
yer. Waynesboro Addresses. some
which were illustrated, wero made
r. NJ. Scovillc and \. T.. Howard.
;hington. y. c.: T. !. Strauch, city
~ inspector Of Richmond: j. r.
'pds. health officer o. Hopewall:
lessor Oscar Erb. Ohio State Un.-
aity: benjamin L. Purcell. Virginia
Wy and Food Commissioner; r. c.
NAV, state Director OF Markets;
lorraine. Richmond: n. Hayward.
Delaware Agricultural College, and
Y. Holloway, Virginia Polytechnic
itute. BlacksburE.
Immediately after adjournment. tn.
infa State Dairynen's Association
IN It's annual convention. with ].
Ialdeman. Winchester. presiding.
Lurton rnads the address OF well
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Garden Activities
FOR FIRST WEEK IN MARCH.

tBy YRS. II. c. Patterson, Chairman
OF Garden Ccmmittce OF the Advirory
council of Home Demonstration Work
OF Richmond Under the Direction Of
Mish Frnyser and Miss Bryant An
pointed by Agricultural Department OF
L. :. Conveniently
The garden should be planned on
paper IN January. and the order for
seed sent In TO seedsmcn as soon as
catalogues arrive. In February the
hotbtds arc gotten In readiness. and Ia
them The seed OF the tender vegetables,
suoh as tomatoes. eggplant and pep
pers are sown-to be transplanted
later into cold frames.
The ground should be gotten In good
condition before anything is planted
in II. and that as early in the season
as possible. Take little of the soil!
in the hand and press It. and II il
sticks together. the ground is TOO wet.
but II IL falls apart. the blowing can
be done. P!ow and harrow and thor
ouyhly pulverize the soil If agr!cul-
;ural lime was not put on in the fall
put IL on now. Allow few weeks
TO pass. II possible. before putting on
manure-and then thoroughly incor-
porate this into the soil.
Plant the early potatoes now-in
rows two and half feet apart and
fifteen inches apart in the rows. Lime
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OVER THE TOP
BY
ARTHUR GUY ENIPEY,
An American Boy Who Went.
Copyright. 1917. by Arthur Guy Ernpey.,

Before a charge Tommy Is the
politest OF men. There is never any
pushing crowdng to be first up
these ladders. We Crouched around
the base OF the ladders waiting for
the word to go over. | was sick and
faint. and was putting away at an un-
lighted fae. Then came the word.
Three minutes TO go; upon the INT
ing of tho barrage and on the blast
Of the whistles, over the top with the
best o luck and give them hell. >"
The famous phrase OF the western
front The Jonah phrase of the west
crn front. To Tommy it meana II you
are lucky enough to come back you
will be minus an arm or leg. Tommy
hates to be wished the best OF luck:
SO. when peace is declared. IL II ever
s. and you meet Tommy on the
street. just wish him the best Of luck
and duck the brick that follows.
I glanced again at my wrist watch.
We all wore them. and you could hard
~ call us "sissies" for doing so. It
was 1853. could see the hand move
10 the twelve. then u dead silence. 1t
hurt. Every one looked up TO see
what had happened. but not for long.
sharp whistle blasts rang out along
The trench. and with a cheer the men
scrambled up the ladders The bullets
we're cEackin. overhead. and occasion
ally Il machine gun would rip and tear
he top of the handbag parapct How
! got up that ladder will never know
The frs; ten fact out in front was
ngony. Then we passed through the
lanes In our barbed wire | knew |
was running, but could feel no motion
below the waist. Patches on the
ground seemed 20 noa, 10 the rear as
IL / were on a treadmill and scenery
was rushing past me. The Germans
had put q barrage OF shrapnei across
no mans land" and you could hear
the pieces slap the ground about you.
After I had passed our barbed wire
and gotten into mo mans land" a
Tommy about fifteen feet to my right
front turned around, and. looking In
my direction. put his hand to his
mouth and yelled something which
| could not mako out on account OF
the noise from the bursting shells.
Then he coushed, stumbled pitched
forward. and lay still. His body
seemed to float TO the rear OF me.
could hear sharp cracks in the air
about me. These were caused by pa s.
ing rife bullets. Frequently. to my
right and left, little spurts OF dirt
would rise into the air, and n ricochet
outlet would whine on it's way If a
Tommy should SEQ ono OF these little
spurts in front OF him, he would tell
the rursu about IL Laser. The ossing
of mo mans land" remains a blank
10 me.
Men on my right and left would
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c | e T Y

Miss Eva Mcclure. who has been the
fuest OF Mrs. Robert Wainwright at
heir home in Norfolk. arrived in Rich
bond Wednesday to be the guest OF her
|rother. DIR. Edward Mcclure. and Mrs.
|IcGuire. Miss Mcclure viii spend
ONO In Bcrryville.
Penent Moving Pictures.
4 large and fashionable audience
Eill MI the Jefferson Hotel Auditorium
|o-night at s o'clock fer the benefit
|1oring pictures OF How France Cares
Tor Her Wounded Soldiers" to be
|ho~n under the auspices Of the Sur
icai Dressings Committee OF the War
Relief Association. These are genuine
bottom pictures made by the French
|cvernment. and are usually interest
|nS. Short talks viii be made by sew
raj Of the foreign ON SEES at Camp
&c and there will be music during the
mort intermissions.
Mrs. !. Allison Hodges Is chairman
the evening. and the list of patron
sses includes some OF the best known
|'omcn in Richmond. The public is
Invited TO attend.
Ivcstmorelnnd Club Dance.
An attractive supper dance Will be
(eld At tho Wcstmoreiand Club this
|ven!ng from TO Il 80 o'clock. These
Iances have been st:ractivc features Of
|lc season. and a number Of tables have
|een reserved In advance for the at
|iir tonight.
eturna to Baltimore.
Miss Rosamond Randall. daughter of
Ifr. and Mrs. DAME! r. Randall. whose
Engagement WAS recently announced TO
lieutenant Frank r. Eeirnc. Z. s. r.,
l.ichmond. has returned to Baltimore.
liter a visit TO Richmond. where she
as the guest OF her nan>c's mother
. nd sister. Mrs. J. Leakc and Miss Mary
eirne. Lieutenant Deirna. who re-
.ived his commission after attending
,e first officers training camp at Fort
yer. has since been ordered to France.
I the womnr'B Club.
Miss Mabel Brown will meet her Cur
'nt Events Class at the Woman's Club
iis morning at 1880 o'clock. Miss
rown will be the Eutr OF Mrs. o. j.
inds at the latter's home In West
oreland Place, during her stay In
edmond.
r. Freeman TO Lecture.
Dr., Douglas s. freeman will lecture
The Y. ~ =. =. this evening at S
clock OH Tho Historical Aspect OF
Commercial Development or Rich
ond From, the civil War TO the Pres
1t Time" The lecture Is compliment
~. and !s under the auspices OF the
lsiness WomanS Club OF Richmond.
&c public Is cordially invited 10 hear
r. Freeman.