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to the general public consisting of
Boston baked beans, tomatoes and rice.
beet salad, bread and butter sand
witches, cake and coffee.
The refreshment committee was
Mrs. B. A. Mcfarland, Mrs. Fred Will
son, Mrs. William Rhode, Mrs. A. M.
Behner, Mrs. A. H. Nevlow and Mrs.
w. H. Mann, and it is needless to say
the viands were faultlessly prepared
After the supper a splendid program
was rendered as follows:
Reading Miss Elliott
Vocal solo ......-. Miss M. Parker
Patriotic address ..... C. D. Borton
Piano solo Mrs. Sweiheru
These socials which the ladies are
holding every two weeks, are we'll pat
ronized, and on this occasion they
realized over $21.OO from the proceeds.
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NOTICE HOMESTEADERS,
l have several inquiries for good
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Have you one
to sell right? Walton B. Mar
shall, 1O8 First National Bank
Bldg, Glasgow, Mont. 40
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Entertained at Dinner.

On Tuesday evening of last week,
Mrs. W. w. Hurd entertained in honor
of her mother, Mrs. George Rapp and
Mrs. Mary Flagerty, who had both
passed another milestone in their
Journey through life. Miss McGraph
was also a guest on this occasion and
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By ORA F. MCINTYRE
d. U. O. Club.

On Thursday the members of the
D. U. o. club spent a very pleasant
afternoon at the hospitable home of
Mrs. C. o. knight. Sewing and knit
ting were the principal diversions of
the afternoon until about 5 o'clock,
when the hostess served light re-
freshments.
The club will meet February Fl at
the home of Mrs. o. S. Cutting.
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HELPING Hand S0ietv.

Mrs. E. A. Hubell as hostess last
Thursday afternoon to the Helping
Hand society Of the Baptist church,
and the large crowd in attedance spent
a most delightful afternoon.
Red Cross work was very much in
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SOCIETY

evidence, as the members of the so.
ciety are devoting the greater part Of
their time to working for that or
ganization.
A delicious five o'clock lunch was
served by the hostess.
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DIR .TRAINOR COMING

I will be in Glasgow on Saturday,
February 18th, to attend to all cases
Of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Offices with Drs. Hoyt & Smith in the
First National Bank Building.
M. E. TRAINOR, M. d.
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NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

All dogs running loose without COL
lars and license tags will be killed
after, February Is. 1917 license tags
MUST be attached to the collar.
THOS. JERROW,
Apt Chief of Police
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bunch of "subs."
Mayhem is a crack shot and he holds
the small arm record of the fleet max
ing a possible 40 out of 5 at 600 yards
and 80 out of a possible 100 at 1000
yards.
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Congregational Ladies' Aid.

Congregational Ladies' Aid.
The Congregational Ladies' aid met
at the home of Mrs. Roy Comport, on
Wednesday afternoon, and in spite of
the storm prevailing at that time,
there were thirty-fve present.
A delicious lunch was served at six
o'clock, everything being in accordance
with the Hoover rules and regulations.
This was a most happy social event.
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the event vas a most happy one.
During the evening a number of
young people were added to the COM
pany and all spent ar enjoyable time
with games and music.
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Social at M. f. Church.

Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Of the Methodist church met in g
lar session in the aid rooms of the
church. After the business of the So
ciety had been dispensed with the
afternoon was spent in sewing and
knitting.
At six o'clock a supper was served
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Marriage Licenses.
Mike F. McInerny and Annie
Amundson both of Nashua.
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farmer who
desires to sell his farm to list it
with me. l have a good line up
on a large number of eastern
buyers this spring. Walton B.
Marshall, Room 1O8 First Natl.
Bank, Glasgow, Mont. Jan116tc
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Notes.

Herstrom of the BARRIERS is hitting
the naples in good shape.
Murphy of the same team hit for
186 average against the Misfts.
Hooking of the All-Stars being out
Of town Sunday, the other members
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SELECT POTATOES

l have a nice bunch of choice po-
tatoes on hand at $500 per hundred
while they last. Call APT Third avenue
north. Phone 181W. D. M. Bruce.
Glasgow, Mont. 128-4O-tf
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b0|sheYik Commander,
Accused Of Treason,
Has Committed Suicide

i.nNlMrN .luly il.--';rn~rnl Murr-
N:rGi. commander ~ The, E"lshcvihl
forces operating against tin ''z' Ch"-
Sl.nk>. has committed suicide. arr"rd-
rilG /" an "iii,'!ai Russian wireless dis
PATCH rcr:IvcI here III" dispatch.
whu'h ,rm,.!ur"s General Mnra.i"n ~
Il traitor. reads.
"!Ir I$S;"d , false and tr"arh"r"uS
order L" h,s lru"I,S and S""Ght - direct
;.u offensive against tn" SOVIET %"\"rn-
r."us It I:U%SI;t H.. ordered h. :n'n
/" aIvnn"r against Moscow ant! - th'.
same time attacked ,hr toxin III SIM
ulrsk ia tho Nnlga region. The Soviet
trnuf'$. however. -dcclInCd /" obey his
orders n:h remained faithful I" ih''
Sovi,t% authority. Finding tn" troops
would not fellow him in hrtraynS thu
rrvoIulinnS Traitor Muravicit shot him
self"
General MuravIrCr. under the imperial
regime. WAS police Inspector Of Retro
grad. with the rank III culonrl. pom
the outbreak ui the revolution. h"
Joined the EulShrViki and C5:umaHdcu
the frucv& which defeated General Nor
l,iiotf when the latter WAS within nj
teen miles Of i'ctrograd. He continued
in the service Of the E"lSh"vlk1. whom
he now is accused of hclrayinS.
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'Uncle Sam" Plans to
Hold Down Price of
Sugar to Consumer

WASHINGTON, July Ito equal
izs The price oil sugar 10 the consumer
in the face OF i Threatened sh"rtag".
and tn secure better distribution. lr'"
idcnt Wilson To-day created the sugar
euualizatiuu board. on commentator
Of food Administrator Hoover.
Tn, hoard viii h" Incorporated al
81 Unu Unn the capital to be furnished
hy the president from his special war
fund. and will have authority 10 ac-
quar-, even q; Il loss To the government
liz, production -: beet sugar Factories
tina; cannot und' l. the present pElce oil
hrci$ b. sold 10 tn" public at "A reason
nhlu price, and Other high cost sugar.
This will b" r,Sud in the common lot
at III. stabilized price. thus saving con-
Sidrrahl" To In" consumer.
offices Of tn" hoard will be in WASH
ingtun Mr.. Hoover has been appointed
chairman and George Rolph, sugar d!-
rector in tho food administration. pres
idcnt The directors are +. w. TauSi%.
Wuolcv, Of the war trad" board: sugar
administrator George Z;thriskir. Thco.
dor. WhiienarSh and William I. Gl;tS'
COW all Of the food administration. IN
announcement By tie tuud adinlnI$tra-
ton said the new organization IL en-
pcctcd TO Facilitate joint dealing with
the allies III foreign sugar anu the al
iuStmcnl Of diffcrcntialS In overseas
freight rates.
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HAWAIIANS SHOW
THEIR LOYALTY

WASHlNGTON. July ll.--A ncw anu
picturesque story Of Americas unity
in the war WAS brought from Hawaii
to-day by Secretary l.an" While in
tho islands he WIS asked hy the ma
lives IT, represent the United States i'll
Il ceremony for thr plrdG,nG IF i"hltE.
for The first tim" III" Iiawallans ever
performed their ancient rites IN TINS
country.
Secretary Lanes visit VAS marked by
nnnr demonstrations" Of loyalty per
hhpS thu most significant hrinE an I'M
hcraldcrd mobilization nj men under
the draft law. Mr.. Ian" had gone int"
the muuutnins tn investigate some gov
crnmrnt land leases. and arrived I'M
cNprctrdly. as the young men were nc
ing assembled for n farewell banquet.
Thy incIuicd Hawailans, Japanese. chi
nose and Philippines. Inside the ban
nuct hall. Mr.. Lane found huge plncardS.
Save the wheat. sugar. fats" and other
food adniiuISt ration pleas. InicrsprrScd
with rXhnriatiuns In invest III war saw
incS stamps.
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NEAR STARVATION
IN AUSTRIA, WITH
PRICES AT HIGHEST

AMSTERDAM. July 1.-THE alarm
ing state Of the food situation in
Vienna is described in ii dispatch TO the
Berlin Tagchlatt from its Vienna CORE
spppondent. who says:
The daily rutlunS per head ar" hxcd
lat approximately three ounces of bread
and flour substitutes, one ounce "i
meat, less than a quarter ounce OF lht'
two and Il half ounces of potatoes.
Of an ounce OF Jam ana
"a quarter eff an ounce of war co1He'
making the total daily allowance seven
and thrcc-quartcr ounces"
These ratnns may he supplemented
bv recourse 70 secret channels and 10y
tho payment of. "X"rhitant prices the
correspondent declares. For example"
flour can be- secured hy paying the
equivalent Of from $40 t" 50 pound;
meat at from i5.715 10 s.. and horse
.ilcsh a, $3.50 n pound. Meals at the
middle class restaurants cost $3.IO.
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Sub Raid Did Not
Delay Troop Movement

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. July IL
Featuring a review Of SIX thousand ElkS
who marched IN 4 great pHri"ilT IA &C.
AM hrr" today. Secretary of tn" Navy
Daniels added tn the enthusiasm of the
scene with 4 message from the pr"Si-
dent H.. shared h"norS with lnrIr
Joe" Cannon. vino marched at IN" head
nr "A congressional delegation "f Elks.
Spr2kng Of German submarines on
tho Atlantic coast. Mr.. Daniels said:
"On the very day that submarines,
We're sighted on tho Atlantic. one or IN"
largest conveys was ready 10 steam
across tho walcf There was som" dis
custom X Ia whether it should b" delay
cd a f"w days To discover IN" where
ahnIts If III" submarines and consider
The. Ins&cs they might intliCt. hut It was
decided lh;,: il was better moi I" wait
l,Ir tn send on tho S"ldicrS. TIL" print
nal reason for sending submarines 10
his sid" was tn" belief that il would de-
ter America from it's rapid transport Of
troops across"
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Doubtful Paior,

Their" Was II" G"uht ahuu; il. Miss
MlsS.lt" thought sh" could sing. and
WIS grrnily Gratifi"d when sh" heard
that - mall acquaintance appreciated
III" f%Ct.
"Su I;Crtrc praised nay singing. did
be-" she asked her informer.
Nc did shat. Said II. was heavenly"
Did Il" really say that" she asked
again. "athl"%Sly.
well. not exactly. but II" prnha hly
moan; thai. anyway. He said IL was
un.arihly." -i'ltsbur Chronrl"-T"lc-
graph.
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Here's the Capsheaf
German Cruelty

LONDON July lin the course Of
q lecture. IN the Xo"l'ruEGr operations.
Naval I'Hymn%jcr I"lliTGw""d hughes,
narrated to-day II story illustrative at
German cruelty and "Hll"u$nr%S. He
said Il Intr"i h"ai discovered = h"rcliCl
l;"rmHn *uhn:Hriu" From which II res
cu"d ia" crow.
Grrin;1l captain tina, Their" wrr" n"
others ahrar,! AMI II" WIS about ~ hluw
M. IN lmnl am,l sink her Wh"n h" heard
rnI,I.iu::% from rl'. inside. y search re-
vrHlcd four ErrtISh S"au"m tied up as
prisoners.
The Germans" In" lecturer added
EYER. going To allow those poor fellows
IL Ia, hurled INTO eternity after Thea
own lives had been saved"
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BREWERS TO APPEAL
FOR FUEL SUPPLY

NEWARK. y. j., July ll.-Th" 'nit"d
States Brow, RS association will appeal
To- Fuel Administrator Garfield Ia re-
scinI. or "A, least tn modify his recent
order virtually rultInC off tho supply
Vt coal for III, brewing industry. aG-
rurllinr Ia au announcement her" to-
day 10y Christian ". F"iEcn*Ian. pr"Si-
dent If tho organization. Tho asSpcla-
iinr'S board 81 trustees VIII meet IN
Washington i"-m"rrow l" uraIl thc
petition.
Mr. Fri.rnSunn took rXr"ptInn Ia l'r.
Gariirld'S assertion that III" hrcwcri"S
,urmallv consume =. iuu.uun tons of coal
n wear lir said that III" consumption
I'm 1917 was only l.NuU.Uuu tons.
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U. S. to Take Over
Development Of
Western Waterways

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Dccision It"
take over waterway transportation Do
yclopmcnt on the Mississippi river.
south Of 81. Louis. on the Missouri and
the Black Warrior river IN Alabama
has been reached by the railroad ad-
and the appointment OF
NJ. J. Sanders. OF New Orleans. us fed
.ral manager of the new enterprise. was
tonight.
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DEATH FOR TWO

PHu.AnELrHlA July ll.-h woman
and man wrr" killed and four Other
..mulnynS. thr"r Of them kris. were ser
ieusly injured AT tn" F':ankf"rd HrSrnhl
today when 81 d"t"natirg fu$" '1ri"h"d.
The dead are: Mrs. Eath"r!n" HaNh"
and John CaSanaugh. uf this city.
Til" rXplust0n occurred in "mh'l
huiIdiuu lcayCd hv the government I"
tho Oh Point Powder company. tHVhh-
aurh Was carrying I'll" fus" when II 'N-
augh WAS carrying tn"
rlndrd ON: ~" witness sad F"thh-
auyh Stru"k III" fus" Ia" hArd WIN
hn,nIn"r r';iuSinE = {" L" oil,
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LOSSES IN
ITALIAN BATTLE WERE
NEARLY 100000

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
"Wednesday. July lu--lBy The AaS"ci-
atrd I'rrSSl--t:vidcnri secured from
Austrian prisoners indlcatcS that the
AuStrr-tIungarau losses during the re-
cent offensive III the n"Ighb"rh""d VI
80 QUO
Tho prisoners say that capital punish
Inrnt in tn, Austrian army which was
abolished last year 10y Emperor charles
has boon rr"Siahlishrd III rra'tir"'
other reports made by cnptIv"S ten" I"
confirm account of poor wheat ana p"-
tHtu rr0rS III AUSTRIA The condition OF
these crops is said Ia II" particularly
had In Buhcmia. in tn" region OF IN
son. -
"a Rnmr despatch Ia the ltaIlah en-
h,vSv in Washington on July Il. "Sil-
mated the AuSlrian-I Hungarian losses IN
The recent offensive as between @nnn,'n
and "in. 900 including ri least H"'"""
llcad.)
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Sweet William was being measured
for suit If clothes. II WAS his first
madr-t0-orrcr suit. and h" WAS very
proud Of tho fact. His mother. after
tn" shuirnan had made all tho necessary
weird passes with tho lTrc. walked oyer
4" another counter II inspect SOM
goods.
This Will hn nice suit. my little
fellow" smiled the ruun,"rman tn little
William. Would you like thu Shout
Gcrs pahdr'lH"
"non't matter about III" Shoulders g
MAS m" significant reply. hut you can
pad the trousers ."-PittsburEh Chroni-
"l"-T"IcErap phi
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CAED OF THANKS.
JAPAN'S NEW SHIPS.

TOXIC. JGuc THE TWO new
dr"adnauShls t" be construct Il by the
1uran"sr navy This year with ihr funds
approved IN tho last session of the die,
hay. ben named thu <aEa and lisa.
rh"y Will Re sister ships of III" bat
il"Sh!p NaEHt". whicn is building at
Sas"bn. and VIII form th. nucleus Of
ihr eight huItl">hIp and six "ruis,r unit
squadron.
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BROKERS SUSPENDED.

NEW Y:rEk. July l'.--Ann"unr"'
mrnt ur the suspension for on" year "i
John Muir. Edwin It, Muir AMI Charlie
\. burbank. 1T john Muir q Company
the largest dealers ~ tn" country III
what are known ~ odd lots" If stock
under lou shares. WAS made to-day by
thr New York Stock ENrhauEr.
Tho three InrnIlmrS III IN" firm are
charged with entering INTO = partner
ship. which i'll the npiur"n of III" board
81 governors WAS not = Et'nlItu" part
urrShip and wh',h nullifiCd III" rN-
,.hnmr.'S commission Inv
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AFTER THE SLACKERS.

pI'RTIN. Iuu" ll.~-A proclamation
has t."n ISSUED her" railing I" the r"l-
nrS under j"ral'V "f an 'ff"nS" AGAINST
tho drr"uS ui III" r"rIin act. all lir.tlSh
.uhi"rtS Iiahl" IL mIl:rr"Y S"r|irr who
have com" t. ireland :" 'S,'aI' u. ThrS"
mon known l",'allv - lily bows.
They ar, fairly num'rnlI$ and rounding
th".u up will NOT L. unpopular.
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BRITTON THE WINNER

ATLANTIC cry. y. j.. July IL
Jack ErIt1"n uItp"intrd ''kn"Cl>nt
I,uughlin. ii South Bethlehem. IA. to-
night IN - s"h,'dulrd N-rruTd bout. Brit
ton had III" h"I'rr Of all thu rounds.
except the third and fourth in which
IuuEhlin got m TVru break.
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HOMER SMITH RAIDED

Homer Smith. not tho pnlr'inl
steamer. but The Will hnrwu ,harari, =
out the pike. MAS hauled :" IA" county
jail TINS MOI ming 1T the "Ap"uS" ~ TN.
county. H." waS drunk 1rI raising 4
rough hmu%" pear Wh"' ling park and
rho officer thought tn best lr!rr" Tor
!.iru you'd h.. ~ tn" hu2i,Iin= WHERE inc
would H.. ont "f tn" rain. tn" h"arin;
trIll In. 'n.ITi:hl.
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AUTOS IN MIX-UP

Two autos had a miX-up "n Market
stree; below eleventh last night about
Twelve o'rlnck Ford tuuriu. ear ran
into q Huick machine and kent going.
without Sru;tpn. Ia ascertain tn" dam
age dnur Tho happening was reported
TO polio" headquarters hut 'h'y w"r"
Irnwrrl,.SS rs they have not received In"
nrw list If lir"nS" numbers from tn"
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-Two farms adjoining. One
contains 1876 acres. one 14a. Good build
ings. Limestone land. all in meadow
and pasture: meadows now ready 10
harvest: IS acres Of timber. These farms
arc located miles from Lore City. Ohio
on B. & @. r. r. n miles from Seneca
VILE. Guernsey Co.. O.. town OF 1900
population. Price reasonable and on
easy terms for quick sale c. NJ. Hutchi.
son. Scnecaville. Ohio. jy-l0-i
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MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July l.--N"rr than
loan bales mf flax valued ~ 81" Il hale
MAS destroyed hy lire her" today whom
warehouse" NJ. Il. of the Northern In
sulatin;- ""mpany'S plant was complete
~ DESTROYED Sis other ware houses III
which baird flax was stored were
ihrcnlrnrd Til" cause Of the Hr" Is
unknown.
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-
WILL BOYCOTT GERMANS.

MEMPHIS. July II -- The Memphis
cotton exchange unanimously adopted =
resolution l" cNpol any member who
Cor Il Irrimi Of ten years after peace
has h'"n declared. engages in trade with
subjects If any fIatinn now AT war with
H., niirh StnlnS.
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CAROLINE BYE.

Caroline widow "f the late EredrIck
Eye. pass. Il away tins morning at Is
o'clock; at III" r"Sld"nr" ~ her sou,
William at ih3 Suulh Broadway street
following lingering illness "f cnmnl!.
cations. Sh" WAS IN h"r "iShty-$rr"Hd
year and had lived here many years.
Sin" is survived by h"r son and one
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. at home
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TO SETTLE DISPUTES.

WASfIlNI;rDN. July ll.--Slrr"I raii-
way controversies in Omaha. N"h.. co.,
umbuS. -: New Orleans. and lIufia'".
were referred to-day 10y tn" war Labor
hoard to Joint ChaIrmcn Taft and Walsh
with power 10 act for the full N, inb"r-
ship. This brings before tn" rhairnnn
all nf the street railway disputes now
pending. twrn:y-rirhl in number.
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DIED

N1EBu-On Thur:day. July IL; 1918.
at l:30 u'clcck 2. H.. In the fanny res
,J.nr, N,z,rt Road. WILLIAM Mel
Bur. SIR. in the 18th year Of MS age
Funeral fran his late residence. Stop
II Mozart Road, Monday at $50 p.
m. Intrrmcnt in Mount ZION c"inv,
tory. Friends "f the family invited
tr attend
lplrisc omit flowrrs)
RYr-- pr Friday. July -. 1915. at l":i5
u'cInrk A. M. ut her lat" T"s'o'ntr'
ut tna south broadway street tARp-
LINE. widow Of III" late frcde'cN
Eve, m the righiy-sccond year Oh heF
age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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BANKRUPT NOTICES
United States of America. Northern u
trict hf West Virginia. So:

United States of America Northern DIS
trict hf West Virginia. So:
In the United States Distric; Court IN
and for said District.
In tho matter Of \. r. Bennett ana j.
t.. Bennett. doing business under INC
firm name of Bennett Bros. BANKRUPT.
Nh 496. In Bankruptcy. Petition LOT
discharge.
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton
Judge Of the District Court or thc
United States for the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia.:
4. r. Bennett and j. f.. Bennct.; -,
Mnundsvillc. IN the County nf MarsLh'!
and Stat" Of West Virginia. in saId us
trict. respectfully represents that on lle
18th day Of December. last past. 'nes
were duly adjudgcd bankrupt under lnr
nc;S Of Congress relating to bankruI'.c!
that they have duly surrendered all thcir
property and rights Of property. and nave
fully complied with all the requirements
of said acts and Of orders OF the couf
touching their bankruptcy.
Wherefore. they pray that they nm ,
be dccrred hy the Court to have Il fuil
discharge from all debts prnFa"it
against their estate under said hnhkTupS
acts. except such debts as are c"ccpteq
by law from such discharge.
Dated this &th day Of March, ~ b'
1918.
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BOMBED BY THE BRITISH.

LONDON. July ll.-An air ministry
communication ISSUED tonight says:
This morning one 81 our Suliadrnns
bombed tn" railway sidingS nU Often
burg. Sumo good bursts were observed.
All our machines returned safely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-12
POLICE PICKUPS

Al R".lrnam WAS picked mp Ivy officer
I.nngwrll IN Eleventh and Water streets
last evening "n n. SuuSr ChHrg". Harry
Armstrong VAS arrested near III" wharf
hv officer itrrd. h"lp;" ssiy drunk. Itar-
~ Bowers WAS arrested 10y Officer Nan
On diSurdrrly rharg" upon complaint
uf his wife Harry was raising n ruW III
his homo when rnrralrd Judge Marsh
Watkins will air their eases IN police
,.DIIr; to-day.
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NEW PAPER MONEY.

CAIRO. Jun" THE Egyptian gov
"runrut has decided IL issue paper
m"n'y uC II value OF five ShiillnGs.
li1th"ri" In" lowest denomination h";i
been ten ShillinES
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ROME. July 1l.--Italian advanced
rnstS at Curnnnc. on IN" ASiag" plateau
Yesterday drnv" hack AuStr"- funEhr'hn
tlctaCh,nrnts says III" Italian nt"ciil
statement to-day reporting military
operations on III" Italian mountain
front. Artillery fire was lively IN 'h,.
Ercnta valley. TN tn" remainder III
The front Their" w"r" IN" uSua! recon-
npilcrinE and haraSSInE actions.
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WANTED-To Buy

wANTED-To puchasc tract Of about
4 to 20 acres of laid undtrlaid or
partly SO with No4 seam Of coal that
can be opened as small mine on Ut
near good road. Land with improve
mcnts preferred. Send full particulars
10 Frank Friedc. Maynard. o. jy-I.-i
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MANY FATALITIES.

WASEIINI;TDN. July l1.-Tw"nty'
four fatalities III nIrplnnr accidents n;
FLYING fields IN III" United States tot
~" Ihr",. week period ending luly I"
w'r" announced to-day by the War de-
pIrtmCnt.