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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
8) TAUTOS FONDAS.

Kekviena organzacija seimu lures paskirt ats
krq sale, g bendras Federacos Kongreso sesas vsQ
ganzacjq atstovai sues didziaja sale.
De!egata ai pasiima mandatus tik organzaci-
JOS selma bet tappat CANT atskro lapo popero VIIta
Federacijos Kongresq.
Kas diena bus laiEomos sesos ryn6 val ryo ki
1890 dena; popetin6 23O Xxi val vakrq; vakarnG
730 i 10 val vakaro Utarnnke r ketverge vakarnq
seQ nebus Utannke bus teatras koncertas g ketverge
= bendra vakariene. -
Federacos Kongresas tur6s sesijas r Tautos Izdas
veQ sesq Paned6l 19 rugpiuGio kongresas prasd6s S
mngomis MSiomis val ryo Po AiSiu ir pamokSlo bus
ddzoe saae pma sesiia Federacos Kongreso (Seimp
sos prasd6s panede po peu) Tautos lido sesa bus
redos vakare 730-10O0 p NJ Antroji Fed Kongreso
sin bus keyerge DO petn P 40 81 teGioiir pas
kutin9 petnyGios vakare (7:30-71060). ~<.2
PANEDELIs
RYTAS-9:OO1230 30 Federaciios Kongreso sesija.
PO PIET:- 23O-63G- Ids, Mokseiviai, Spaudos Dr-ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Moksleivia Spaudos Dr-ja.
UTARNINKAs
RYTAS:-9:O0-1 1230-LDS, Moksleivai Vargoninnkai
20 PET: -2:30-6:O0-LDS, Moksleivai Vargoninnkai.
V.iKARE:- Teatras -Koncertas.
..- . SEREDA
RYTAS:-9001 230-Moteriq Sajunga, KungQ Sajunga.
PO PIET:-2:30-600-Kun Saga, MoteriQ Saga
-MoeriQ Saga, Taut lido posedls.
KETVERGAs
RYTAS:-9:OO123 30-Moteriu SAL, Blaiv, LakrasGiq Sal
70 PIFT-2:3O-6:0O- -Federacjos Kongreso II sesija.
VAI[ARE:- Vakariene.
\, PETNYCIA.
KYTAS-9:0012 30-Moteriq SAL, Blaiv, LaE1aSGiQ Sal
P, PIET-2:30-6:00r rFederacjos Kongreso II sesija
Observation-Disclosures.
Federacos kongresa gales ssti deegatus parapos po
deegatus (su zina kun kebono vsos g draugijos ir
centraniu orgnizaciQ kuopo-po Jei tos draugjos,
kuopos turf daugau kap 100 narq, uomet gall ss
kevieno smto narq po atstova Centraniu organizacu
valdybos gall irg sqs kongresa representatives
daugiau, kaip DO iris.
AM LIET R. K FEDERAc1Jos sEKRETARIJATAs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
KAZOKAI IsBLAsKE PRIZE.
sINTNKUS.
Jie veikia jau aplink Verone-
"a.

Amsterdam, rugp. 17.-Ofi-
cijalis pranesimas sako, kad
Dunojaus kazokai isblask6 vi
sus savo priesininkQs ant kai-
riojo Dunojaus kranto. Dabar
marSuoja ant zaragin'o.
Kijevo laikraSciai raso, kad
kazokai is Siaurines Dunojaus
apylinkes atsidur6 Veronica
gubernijon,
Telegrama is Kijevo Colog
ne Zeitung'ai pranesa, kad
Dunojaus ir Kubaniaus val
dzios tariasi susijungti vienon
centralen valdzion. :
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
VAKARINES SIBERIJOS
GYVENTOJA.I MORT KA-
RIAUTI.
Jie eina pries bolsevikus ir
vokiecius. ....

Washington, rugp. 17.-Lie
pos 4 d. vakarin6s Siberijos
gyventojai, su pagelba cekq-
-slovakQ, paskelbe savo ne
prigulmybe. PraneSama, kad
iiie turi. tukstancius gerai is
lavintQ If lojaliQ kareiviu.
krlrie laukia tik ginklQ ka-
riauti prizes vokiecius.
Valstyb6s departamentui
praneSta, kad, jeigu tur3tQ
ginklQ, jie galetp kares lau-
kan pastatyti galinga armija.
Dabar jie esq tik daliniai APP
siginklave il mazai beturi a
municijos.
Vakarin6s Siberijos valdy-
tojai susideda is augstai sto-
vinciu zmoniQ. Jie isrinkti
konstitucijonain susirinkiman
paGip zmoniq. Jp galva yra
premjjeras Volodskis, kuris
sykiu yra II svetimp. reikalq4
minister's. Valdzios sostin1
yra Omsk'e.
Manoma, kad talkininkai
greitu metu jiems pasips pa
gelba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
ITALIJOS OFICIJALIS KA
RES PRANEsIMAS.

Rymas, rugp. 17.-kareS
ofisas iSleidO sekanti praneSl-
ma:
"Tonale apygardoj muSis
tesiasi normaliai. Lagarlna
klonyj vokieciQ sargyba at
muSta.
"Ant Piave viena musQ da-
lis persik9I6 per vakarine u
pes Sakq II pa6me salq va
karuose nuo Grave di Papado-
poll.
"Paimta 36 nelaisviai, 4
aeropIanai il nuSauta vienaS
orlaivis'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
VOKIEGIAI PRARADO 6
MILTJONUs zMoNIU.

PARYzIUs, rugp. 17.-Vo-
kie6iu nuostoliai kares lau-
kuose nuo kares pradzios ligi
rugpiucio menesio apskaitoml
ligi 6 milijonu kareiViu.
Sitan skaitliun ineina uz-
musti, suzeisti If nelaisven pa,
init.
Tx vienose Sip metu ofen.
syvose vokieGiai yra neteke J.,
100000 kareiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
4.248 PRIEsININKA.I PIE
TINEJ ILLINOIS VALSTI-
JOJ.

Springfield, Ill, rugp. Nj
Illinois valstijos pietiniame fe,
deraliame distrikte u=Siregis,
travo 4,24S vokieciai svetim,
zemiai. Is jQ 2,123 yra vyrai
gi 2,125-moterys. Distrikte
yra dvideSimts trys pavietai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
NUSKANDINTAS Brazil
LIJOS LAIVAS.

Washington, rugp. 17,-Cia
gauta zinia, kad vokieciQ mar
danGioii laive nuskandino
Brazilijos motoring laiva Mad
rugada, 1913 tonQ intilpimo.
Tas atlikta netoli Americas
pakrasGio. Visa igula paimta
kito laivo. Bus nugabenta
AtIantiko uoStan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
Stoughton, Mass, rugp. II

stoughton, Mass, rugp. II.
ivyko didelis gaisras
French & Ward Woolen kom-
panijoj. Sunaikino iris fabri-
kas ir daugybe vilnon6s ge-
lumb6s, skiriamos kareiviQ
uniformoms.
Aprokuojama, kad padary-
ia 100000 nuostoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
SUV. VALSTIJy MUGS
TOLIAI KAREJE.

Washington, rugp. 17.-Va-
kar prane$tame pirmame ka-
reiviQ nuostoliQ sqraSe randa-
81 43 pavard6s. Is to skait-
liaus: uzmuStQ, 49,; suzeistp,
25.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
= Londonas, ,rugp. 17.-Ci

mai atkeliavo talkininkQ dip
lomatas is Murmansko apy-
gardos. Jisai sake, kad EMO
mes anglQ kareivius pritmd
su dziaugsmo aSaromis, va
dindami juos Rusijos iSliuo-
suotojais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17

Geneva, rugp. 17.-Pagal
telegramos is Munich'o, Bul,
garijos karaliaus Ferdinandc
sveikata siIpneja. 10 padeji-
mas dabar skaitomas pavojin-
gu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
VIII-tas A. L. R.-K. Federacios Kongresas

"Draugo' Redakcija pasveikina visus Gerbia-
muosius Federacijos Kongreso Delegatus, su-
vaziavusius atlikti prakilnius ir milziniskus
darbus Baznycios ir Tautos labui Velija kuo-
geriausiu ir kuolaimingiausiQ suvaziavime pa
sekmiu!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
RUGPJUcIo II, 1918.

Chicago. If apylinkes.
siandie If rytoj nepastovus
oras. Cali but lietaus; maza
atmaina temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17

muSis dabartinej linijoi. Mes
jiems stokuoja rezervp. Tarp
Ancre ir Disc vokieGiai atsiga-
bene penkiolika rezervQ dlvl-
ziju. Sake, jie beturi tik Sc
SioEikq divizijQ visame fronte
nuo SiauriniQ juriQ ligi Svei-
carlos.
Vokieciu nuostoliai dideja.
Neoficijaliai Londone apro-
kuojama, kad nuo rugpjucio
s d. talkinipkai pa6m6 $4,000
nelaisviQ ir $40 armotQ. Sako-
ma, vokieciQ nuostoliQ proper
CHA talkininkQ nuostoliamS
dabartiniame muSyje yra dl-
desn6, kaip kad dar yra bu-
vusi nuo 1914 metQ. VisQ tai
kininku nuostoliai, gall but,
nesusilygins SUI paimtais ne
laisviais.
Kitose vakarinio frontO da-
lvse mazai veikiama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
ANGLV ARMIJA RUSQ
TURKESTANE.
Pagelbsti uzdaryti vokieciams
kelia.

Londonas, rugp, 17.-Anglp
kariuomene veikia netik Kas-
pijos jurese, bet persikele IL
rusu Turkestanan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17

Washington, .rugp. 17.-Anr
frame vakar praneStame sara
Sc yra 100 pavardiQ. Is ju:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
Sydney, N. S. w, rue

nyuH6y, N. =. Wa IuSP.
17.-Cia pranesama, kad ap-
linkui Australijos pakraseiq
atrasta naujq vokieeiu MIMI.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
Kanadai laimeja.

Ant linijos tarp Chaulnes
il Roye, sakoma, vokieciai tu-
ri daugybe kareiviQ. KanadQ
kariuomen6 Sioj vietOj padarG
daug progreso rytuosna, pa
imdami miestelius Parvillers
If Damery. Sic miesteliai ran
dasi apie dvi mylias ] vakarus
nuo vieSkelio ir ChaulnesRO-
We gelezinkelio.
Hebuterne dalyje, i Siaure
nuo Alberto. rodos, vokieciai
sustojo atsitrauke. Berlynas
oficijaliai praneSa, kad vokie-
ciq kariuomenes pasitrauke
is mazQ kyliQ. Vienok neaisku,
kaip toll jie pasitrauke. Vo-
kieciai dar Waldo Albert q, bet
anglai jau arti vakarines mics
to dalies.
Tarp upiq Disc ir Matz pran
cuzai Wis spaudzia vokieeius.
Pa6m6 daugiau augStQ vietQ
vakaruose nuo Disc ir Siaurva-
karuose nuo Ribecourt. Po
smarkaus music isvar6 vokie-
Gius is Monolithe If Attiche
farmu. Jos randasi rytuose
nuo Thiescourt'o miskQ, ant
augstumos. Apima visa upe
Divette.
Berlynas oficijaliai patvirti-
no generolo Boehn'o paskyri-
ma komanduoti vokieeiQ ka-
riuomene Pikardijoj. Londone
nuomoniaujama, kad vokieciai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17
TURBUT VOKIECIAI LAI-
KYSIS DABARTINIU POzI-
CIJU PIKARDIJOJ.
Vokieciu nuostoliai baisiai
dideja.

Londonas, rugp. 17.-Talki,
ninkai iSnaujo prad6jo vokie-
cius spausti su didziu pasek,
mingumu apylink6je Roye
Pikardijos music fronte. Vo.
kieGiai visomis sp6komis ia,
me laikoSi. Mes jis yra svar-
biausia tvirtovG apylink6j
Prancuzai su anglais verziasi
Wis tOlyn, padarydami vokie-
ciQ i$Silaikymq abejotinu.
Londonas uzvakar praneS6,
kad anglu linijos pasistumi
pirmyn Siaurvakaruose nuc
Roye, Damery ir Parvillers
apylinkase. Vakar ParyziuS
praneSe prancuzu nuzygiavi-
ma pirmyn vakaruose ir piet.
.vakaruose nuo Roye, apie pus-
treCios mylios ilgio frontu.
Roye greit virsta i virSune
kyIiO, kuriame ivyks smarkus
mu$iS, jeigu prancuzQ II an
glQ spaudimqsis bus pasek-
mingaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17

AStnas Americas Letuvq R. K. Federacijo Kongresas
vyks Batmor6e 1924 rugpucio siq 1918 metQ Prasd6s
puedel 19ta rugp If bagss p6tnyGo "a rugp Tuo pa
c lau Batmoraje vyks menia semai Su musq organiza
cijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-17

y LIETUVIQ DARBINlNKQ SAJUNGA,
q MOKSLEIVIQ SUSIVIENIJIMAS
81 SPAUDOS DRAUGIJA,
~ MOTERIQ SAJUNGA,
81 KUNIGQ SAJUNGA,
g. VARGONININKV SAJUNGA,
y BLAIVININKJ SUSIVIENIJIN[AS,
S) TAUTOS FONDAS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-12
STOMACH UPSET?


1r1ts what thousands Of stomach
Ulfow ore dong now Instead AL
taking TONES. OF irving 90 p1eh u1 4
pof digestion they are attacking ne
7fal cause Of the ailmcnt 49, clogeod liver
snd Oh ordered bowels {
hr Edwards Olive Tablets arouse The
ifor in @ soothing healing war When
a. over and bowels arr performing the.r
natural functions away goes i1I.ra CON
an stomach trouble
O. 10 sou have a bad taste In vor
mouth tongue coated ara... parr
Jaw dr1tgr feeling 40 ambition ~
euEgN troubled with u1i.ca aai foods
y1l shl-.r cake Olive Tablets TIE slb
Elutr f1r t.1uci
d. awards Olive Tablets are 2
purely vegetable compound mixed viii
olive OIL You viii ka them hr hr
olive color. They DO tle work i. lrrf
ErWng cramps or pain.
Jake one ar two G. h.iue fo- grf-f
reH.t SD y0l can eat Hh.t ST.. I..
a. Dos and 25c per box AL a-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-12
Removal Notice

Or. +. 7 Dunaway has removed
his office from over the Owl D~ro
Store 70 Rooms % and IS. Now
Fuqua Building, over the City
Drug Store. Phone 1865.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-12-12

Read Daily WE'VE wsn- Ads
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WHYL0SE TIME?

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hms from sickness by taking one
of orr PreParednss Disability
Policies. Pays $4,000 for loss
q hfs b. occidental mean, or for
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for .a.I disability from sickness
accident hospital fees in add
.o- no sel tap and ra delays.
"a bring you the money
0rdway-Askew G Co.
Let us sign your bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
ENTENTE ARMY
IN THE ARCTIC
AIDS RUSSIANS
Move Believed to Be for the
Purpose Of Defending
Port of Archangel.

British and French troops have land
I'D on the Nula peninsula, pro- JectnK in
to tho Arctic ocean. and are co-oprrat-
ing with the Bolshcvik troops 10 pro-
tcct the Mpurman coast against tho Fin
nish White Guard. This operation prob
ably has in view the safeguarding OF
ArchanaEcl. Russia's principal port on
the Arctic.
MOSCOW. Sunday. Arril l4.-(Ry The
Associated Press. D. British and French
troops hHv" been landed at MuurmanSk
on the northeast coast uf knla peninsula
In the Arctic ocean. tp rclnfncrrr Brit
iSh marine detachment sent ashore scr-
era weeks ago. The entente allied
troops are Cooperating with BnlShrTik
forces in projecting The Mourman coast
and the railway against attacks that arc
being made by Finnish White Guards.
Russian Rcd Guards also are acting
with British and French tro"pS. under
the direction III the Mnurman soviet war
council. whirh consists of one English
man. one Frrnrhmar and one Russian.
Finnish White Guards have attacked
the Mourman railway near KEN. 80
miles south Uf AuurmanSk and 2u0 miles
west Of .Archangel. but have h"en re-
pulsed Icy the Cui"nt" forces. The Boil
shevik and foreign troops are acting in
harmuny. and residents along the White
sea coast apprrci;lt" that the entente al
lied assistance ~ saving the district
from isolation and domination by the
White Guard.
NO previous mention of tho fact that
British marines had been sent ashore IN
northern Russia tu cu-upcratr with tho
Russian BulshcvIk troops had been PER-
mitird by the censor. Recently Japan
CSC and British marines were landed at
Vladivostnk. the Pacific port nt ltuSsia.
hut this step was against the wishes ut
the BulShcvik government.
The british and French troops which
have landed Ia reinforce the british
marines ar" protecting tho railroads
from tn" interior of Russia to the two
main sea outlets in the uorth--thr ports
of M"IrmanSk and ArchnnEcl. At both
thcS" bases large quantities Of supplies,
SOM" "f which had been shipped from
tn" limited States hcfnrc III" Russian
revolution. have lrcn assembled in
much tn" sam" manner aS war mnt"riHl
has been concentrated AZ NladirnSink
from ships travclimi; by way nf the Pa
riii,. ocean from American ports.
In attacking the ltuSSI;ln railroad near
KEN on the west coast of thu White
sea- tn" Finnish White Guard which r"-
Gently has received the support nf the
German authorities. must have pushed
across the Finnish border and pcnc-
irairh Russian territory for a distance
Of $50 miles in their efforts To s"rer
communication by rail with Mourmansk.
ArChanl;"l is Situntod on the east coast
nf tn" White sea. $50 miles east nf KEN.
PtsTROGRAp. Tuesday, April 10
Continued on Page Twelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
BRITISH DRIVE
BACK GERMANS
NEAR BE7HUNE:
Allies Prepared at Every
Point for Expected Re-
newal of Offensive.

LONDON. April 2i.-The British
troops near Robecq, northwest OF
Bethune. to-day drove out the Ger
mans from some of their advanced
positions, according to Field Mar
shall Haies statsment. issued by the
war office tonight. Aside from ar.
tilIery engagements. there was little
other activity 1icng the front Sum-
day. The text of the statement fol-
lows:
There was local fighting to our
advantage this morning in the
neiehborhood Of Robecq, where the
enemy's troops were successfully
elected from some of their advanced
posts. The hostile artillery has
shown considerable activity in this
area.
Apart from artillery activity by
both sides on different sectors, the
day passed comparatively quietly on
CONTINUED on Page Eleven.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
MUST RED0UBLE
EVERY EFFORT:
IN LOAN DRIVE
Workers Asked to Reach the
Three Million Dollar
Mark This Week.

WASHINGTON. April c1.-Liberty
Loan workers throughout the country
were instructed tonight by the treas
urr 10 redoub!e their efforts 10 make
This banner w""k. and II possible to
raise the total nt subscriptions from
$1.37l 900. 900 obtained in the first half
of the period. 10 near the three billion
dollar minimum goal.
headquarters reports show. the cam
paigncrs wcrc told. that only about four
million persons have subscribed so far,
and this Is only nnr-flfth Of the twenty
million subscribers which it is hoped to
enroll. Apparently only one in every
fifteen adults has bought bnnds-
After the Slackers.
In the remaining two weeks the task
Of local committees will he to go over
for persons who intend TO subscribe. but
who are prOcraStiuatInE. This will be
particularly necessary now that the
spectacular clements of tho campaign'S
opening are past. Liberty day Friday
will provide one more high light in the
campaign, however. and hundreds nf
committees arc planning big paradeS Of
soldiers and hond Subscribers. or rail-
lies with noted speakers. TO celebrate
the day
The Third Loan campaign apparently
is proceeding faster than the second.
for when the second was half over only
Continued on Page Twelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
|TALY'5 KING EAGER To SEE
]. s. TROOPS ON ITALIAN 'FRONT.'

ROME, April 21.-"So many of our
soldiers have lived in America that
the American boys. with their starry
flag. would be thrice welcome on this
side" said King Victor Emmanuel
last week TO Captain Fio7ella II. La
Guardia. Of the American flying corps
and representative in congress Of one
of the New York districts, when he
met the king al headquarters on the
Italian front in northern Italy.
The enemy across the trenches,
the king added, 'arc not convinced
that the American soldiers are cross
ine the ocean. Some Of their pTopa-
ganda leaflets say that the American
soldiers are being prevented from
reaching Europe by Gcrmany's sub
marines"
King Victor Emmanuel added that
he would be happy to see even a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. April 81. Q5y The Associated
press)-This was the third day Of COM
paratIcc quiet on the British front. but
while no further German attacks had
matcrializcd up to shortly after noon 1t
would br unsafe TO predict that Sunday
would end as il began. New enemy
moves were expected at any moment
both along the northern front and In the
Somric region. They n;Ly not develop
today. hut they are written large on
thu program OF imp"rding events.
There Is no disposition to quarrel with
the enemy on account Of Fridays and
Saturdays lull. Time has worked to the
advantage of the allies, and their posi-
tion has continually grown better
There Is no disposition TO quarrel with
the cncTLy on account OF Fridays and
Saturdays hull. Time has worked TO the
advantage of the allies. and their posi-
tion has continually grown better.
Clemenceau at Front.
In the northern field as we'll rs in the
south. French troops have taken their
places beside tho british. and tho allied
forces are nnt unwilling for n renewal
nc the crucial conflict ut tho war. AS N
matter of fact. French rcinf0rccmcnts
have been In tho Haillcul and KENNEL
regions for snrac days and their COM
ing brought new lif" 10 tho valiant. but
dog-trcd mon who have hcCn struggling
against such great odds since April ..
Premier Clcmcnceau visited the allied
soldiers this morning anI passed cheer
ing words to them The French states
man was greatly pleased with conditions
in tho north. He said so. and he looked
II. H.. also wlS high in his praise for
the MAGNIFICENT defense the Eritish
made before tho arrival of French as
sistancc II" reviewed one hattl" worn
division Of British troops which finally
had been enabled 10 leave the line for
rest after the French arrived.
Heroic Defense
The British had n severe time at
KENNEL. April II. Some Of them were
In def"nSrs on the hill and others had
been drawn up ;Lbu,t thr southern h;Lse
on elevation and told that they must
hold this line al all costs. The German
fContinued on Page Elevenl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-22
Liberty Loan Workers Set 100000 Goa Going Over the Top

wage eurncr In Ohio county should get
his or her namo on the roll OF honor.
Every man OF means should buy lib
orally.
Not to buy bonds Is to show our
selves indifferent to the demands Of
patriotism, and Indifferent TO tho well
fare Of our ooyB, who are being called
upon to risk and sacrifice their Hvos.
We appeal to our canvassing COM
n1ttees not to relax their efforts, and
we appeal to tho public to give the1u
the most generous support.
Lot Ohio county 60 "over the top"
for $4,000, 10000.
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small number OF American troops
among the Italians here. After the
first detachment has reached here,
America surely will send more.' the
king said. According the Captain Il.
Guardia, King Victor Emmanuel IL.
keeping in constant touch with tho
movements OF the Americans and is
impressed with the rapidity of their
action. Likewise, General Armando:
Diaz, the Italian commander In chief.
is closely following the operations OF;
the Americans. The general also ex-5
pressed the hope that the Americans
would send a substantial force to tho
italian front.
II want to see them fighting with
my army" said General Diaz. Il am
so confident of their splendid com.
bative qualities that am anxious: 70
have them here. Do all you can to
make this point clear to your people.
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ENGLISH DR|VE:
GERMAN SHIPS;
BAT TIE SOON
Teuton Warships Flee When
English Fleet Appears
OFF Helgoland.

That ~ great sca battle is IN prospect
1t an early dTtr seems probable. Fol-
lowing ~ their rrr"nt furaH INTO the
GaitCEat, where they destroyed German
irawlrrS. EriiiSh naval forces hav" pen
rlrri-d into lll.miand hight and Offered
battle 10 In" 'i,rnan warShips, which
retired hnhud the min" fields. The
British uIir"h fire on tn" Germans at
Ion. rang" nnd one Of III" enemy de-
Struy"rS WIS hit.
LnNI"pN. .Ariil Hl.-l;ritiSh and Ger
man light f"rr's rlashcd Saturday in tn"
water: east If ne great tirrmhn fortress
lf,Igulard. thu I:ri!ISh Admiralty an
nuunrcd today. After TN" "XrhhnE" "f
u few shots .tt lrnE rang" th" German
warShIpS took refuge behind their mine
fields Th" Admiralty announcement
says:
"Eritish light forces operating in Hell
gnl:,nt blight Saturday "htninrd touch
with enemy l;&h, forces VII" retired be-
hind ;I.n mine fields. \ few shots were
exchanged nj an 'Nir'tn" range. One
rnrm: destroyer was observed /" b" hit.
All our ships returned without casual
ties"
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LOYAL ELKS CHEER !.
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
WHEELING ELKS TO HELP FINISH
THE THIRD LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

mass meeting members Wheeling Lodge Of Elks is
Monday
Ing. April 22d, 4 o'clock NJ, sharp
this time the Ek; organization have been awaiting
sell
the Eks
campaign through the country districts OIL
committee believes the ks can do This and IS
demonstrate BELIEF OF the general
tried before and
determination the former
of EkS
is the organizing meeting tonight that when
There look them
We have been doing part best could we
words that in this with YOU
would be like the desertion by
of Therefore, don't fail!
II. L. ROBINSON.
Exalted Ruler
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have set their goal for 100000 and
expect to go above that figure.
The "strong arm" committee is at
work and bringing in results that are
astonishing. They are seeking those
who have not taken bonds and the
principal part of their work is getting
SIGNATURES on the dotted line.
The executive committee reports
that the subscriptions show close to
the three million mark. and the gov
ernment has asked for something over
four million, which they are sure can
be reached without difficulty. How
ever, the goal Of s5,ooo,ooo has been
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set and this committee say they arc
sure II can and will be reached. The
committee urges that every man in the
county get his name on the roll Of
honor and put this county and dis.
trict over the top with at least five
million dollars. Their appeal follows:
80 the Public Of Ohio County:
At meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the Ohio County Liberty
loan today, reports showed subscrtp-
tions close to So, 100000.
Tho government has asked Ohio
county to subscribe as the minimum,
something over 81 600 oco. It haE also
asked US not to be satisfied with the