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CLASS APPEALS
To AMERICANS
To SAVE LOAN
FROM F ALLURE
IS ISAPPREHENSIVE OF
CAMPAIGNS RESULT
On Last Lap With But One
third of the Total Quota
Attained In Nation
Washington. D. c.. May 4

Intclliscncer. Wheeling. ". Va
I would BE- lacking in frankncss If
T did not tell you that the Treasury
denartmcnt is apprrhcnsive concern
ing the Victory Liberty Loan. In
view Of this serious situation. as
Secretary Of tho Treasury and as a
fellow newspaper publisher. appeal
TO you to help impress upon your
readers the urgency of subscribing
TO this loan by publishing in your
edition Of Monday the following
message:
THE Victory Liberty Loan CAM
paixn is two-thirds over. but sub
scriptions have been reported for lit
tie more than one-third OF tho loan.
Is II conceivable that the American
people, who. with heart and soul.
waged the fight for freedom. Will
permit this loan OF Victory and
Thanksgiving to fail?
Our sons gave Of their health. OF
their strength and Of their lives that
freedom might not perish. There
arc one and half million American
boys in France and Germany Now
that the war Is ended, it would be
as reasonable for them to dishonor
the nation by DESERVING the flag as
for the nation 10 dishonor itself by
deserting them. Is it n large thing
that We arc now asked to lcnd our
money to pay tho cost OF victory:
Is American money less willing than
American manhood?
Let every one Of tho millions who
have bought Liberty Bonds buy VIC
tory Notes. and success IS sure.
! CARTER GLASS.
"Sectctary OF the TrraSury."
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BUDAPEST. Thursday. May l.-By
The Associated prcsS}-May Day has
been an orgy of rcd. Thousands OF trd
troops marched To Red music through
rcd hammered streets. The sidewalks
wcrr crowded with mon. women and
girls haunting rcd ribbons. street cars
were red, automobiles wcrc red. rail-
ways stations and lamp posts were rcd
In squares and on street corners were
hug" rod wooden suhndS "n which were
cmhlazuncd tho statement: "rhiI is the
day of freedom and world hruth"rho"d'
There also wcrc numerous immense
plaster casts Of L"ninc and Karl Marx
some of them % feet high.
The Rcd celebration continued all day
and all night and rcd electric rights
added to the crimson hue after darkness
fell. There were fiery speeches IN dlt-
crent parts Of the city by Bcla Kun and
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other leaders of the Sovicts.
The total cost uf this effort to make
a rcd letter day for Hungarian COM
imuuism was twelve million marks taken
from the banks Of the country.
Bcla Kun declared that the people
could at least remember forever what
had been trade, and nc said privately
that no matter II communism failed II
could be said that il went out In
blaze Of glory. The imagination OK
Iungnry's hrst artists and artesians
was employed to make the celebration
a success and from this viewpoint it did
not fail.
The most remarkable feature OF the
situation how prevailing is the fact that
there is absolutely no disorder. There
have been rclativclyi few executions
Ialthough the jails arc almost bursting
with prisoners
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nv Tho Associated Press

Tho italian delegates TO the peace
conference who left Paris almost alb
ruptly when the members of tho coun-
Gil Of four, representing Great Britain.
France and the United States refused
to grant Italys full claims to Fiume
and the Dalmatian coastal region. have
been invited to come hack to l'aris and
resume their places in the peace con-
ference.
Paris dispatches assert that by rrasor
OF this invitation it is believed tho Ital-
ians Will return To the French capital
and that the negotiations over the dis
putcd points will boEin again where they
left off. French and British diplomats
in Rome for several days have been dis
cussing the controversy with Premier
Orlando and Foreign Minister SnuninG
in an cndcavor to Straishtcn out: tho
tanglc.
The invitation OF the new council OF
three, 1t Is understood. has in view the
elimination OF the personal element In
the controversy and the paving Of tho
way for Il territorial adjustment accept
able 70 Italy when the conferreeS arc
again together.
In peace conference circles Sunday
was quiet. President PnincAre Ind the
members Of the cabinet before him and
discussed with them the preliminary
peace terms. \ meeting between tho
inter-allie-i and German Crcdcntial COM
missions which was to have hcrn held
was post poncd. President Wilson spent
the day motoring.
In belgium tho dissatisfaction over
the awards to Belgium has resulted in I,
petition being presented To King Albert
asking him 10 decline TO affiN his sigma
turc 10 the peace treaty. Th" council
Saturday recalled hom" the tire" Bcl-
gian dclcga tes for n confcr"nrc which is
10 decide whether tho. conditions Offered
Belgium arc acceptable. \ big patriotic
demonstration vas held in Antwerp sun
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Tho main road from Audcnarde to''al-
cnciru,r"s and Cambrai passes here
Tho straicSical Importance ot, faicn-
cicnncs, a town OF 32,0h0 Inhabitants. IS
due TO It's being the meeting place "i
main roads from .Camhrai. Lille. Tour
mai, Condo and Mons. II is ais" the juno
liun point Of th" main lines IRON, iar'S
ri, C,nhrai. nirSon and tho north. It's
,.nvitiun nm lh, canalzcd Schcldt has
been already referred to.
,,amhrai (2S. 400 inhnhitants) lying, on
tho right bank Of tho Schcldt. which first
becomes n,yigablc here. is the centre Of
main r,,nds from Prronnc. Rnpaumc, Ar
sar DouaI. Enlrncicnncs. 3ayai and lie
C'atcau 1t is aso important "a a rail-
way junction point from Paris to Faicn-
c-nncs and from Douni TO st. Suentin.
1.c Catcau. where, as have already
said. l established my first general
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Hlrsnn md MczicrrS. with branch lines
leading u Laun and Chaons. 1t is iuSo
Il junction ot main roads from Nal"n--
cicnnrs. Mons. Charlcrni and l-n"n.
Tho fortress has a circumference OF
ithpu, twenty miles. Tho forts. which
II" in open country. ar" mostly small
Shortly before th" outbreak of lhr war
the tlrf"nSrS uf Maub"uHc had been
Strcngt hrn"d tu meet tho increased cl-
feet of high explosives and various re-
doubts and batteries had been construct
ed in addition to the above mentioned
works.
Mons tho capital Of Hainault. bad q
prc-war populatinn Of oS.00n inhabitants
and is situated on 4 sand hill overlook
ing tho Trovilinn. 1t Is the centre or
the Ecrinas". the chief coal mining dis
trict uf Belgium. Main roads from
Brussels, Binche, Charlcroi. Falenclcn-
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.RED.OUTBREAK.. 4.
IN BULGARIA
NOW IS RAGING.
SEEK DEPOSITION OF
THE COBURG DYNASTY
Soviet Government Demand
ed - Sanguinary Street !.
Fighting in the Capital

BERLIN, May 4-(By the Az
sociated Press. "a e b ellians
against the Coburg dynasty at. I.
Sofia is reported in dispatch ID;
the Acht Uhr Abendblatt. y Sane;
culinary fighting has been going on;
between government troops and.
revolutionists, who demand q so-i
Wet government. Sc;
Ferdinand, the former kingSot;
Bulgaria, is member Of the house,
of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. He
was a SON of Prince August ot;
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. 0fficial
notification of his abdication sWas,
published in November, 1918:
Later he was reported to have.ar:.
rived at Coburg and to have asked
permission Of the Swiss authorities
to reside in Switzerland ,- 4.
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nos and Maubcugc havr their mrrtinE
plnrr here" Will, In" railway from lfruS-
sells tn Paris passes through II. 1t is
also the Junction r"!irt al In" canal from
rnndc and the Canal Du Centre. which
connect. tho former with tn" tharl"rui
Canal and tn" SnmhrN.
Tho town Of Rnrhr ll2.nm0 inhahit-
ants) lying fifteen miles raSt-suuthraSt
of Mons. j. tn" r"nir" Of roads from
Charlcrni, RruSScS Mons. liHrai and
beaumont. Through II passes double
line Of railway coming from Mauheugc
on it's way Ia Brussels.
Cnndc e small and nd fortified town.
| owes it's military value 10 it's position
Mt tho confluence OF In" Srhcldt and the
Hainc and TO Ills canal communications
with Mons. \. single railway line con-
meets with ii on the north with TournHi
and on the south with Valencienncs
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Heroic General Vollroth, OF The Fighting
41st Division, Thrills Wheeling Audience
Bella Kun Wrests Twelve Million
Marks From Banks for 'Reds" Blowout

Joseph PoGany. president Of the Sold
iers council. is held responsible for inc
Generalization of army discipline uhoer
the karolyi regime. The cashicring OF
efficient officers was partly responsible
for the lack OF public order which re-
suited in the establishment Of commun-
ism against tho wishes Of majority OF
Hungnrians. Defeats arc now making
the communists regret their mistakes
and they arc Offering enormous salaries
to bourgeois officers.
The army Is commanded by war min
lister. Bochm, who Is competent in civil
affairs but has no military knowledge.
He formerly was A typewriter repaircr.
then became secretary Of the workers
organization and later minister under
Count Karolyi. The countcr-rcrolution-
lists arc doing their utmost TO prevent
trained officers from serving.
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AMERICANS PREPARING F0R OCEAN
FLIGHT; bR|T|SHERS ARE HELD Up

said by Captain Arthur Crcnshaw. base
commander here. TO have been one Of tho
scvrrrst tests this means Of navigation
ever had. Only the destroyer Phillip
became separated from the flottlln in
tho fog. but she entered the. harhor
soon after her companions.
while the natives were watching the
unusual congestion In their snug harhor
to-day They were startled to SOC i small
sncrd plane brought here by tho mine
layer Aruostook and pilntcd by Ensign
p Talbot circle over water and land.
testing air currents. tnuSurd 10 tn"
noise Of even All automohtlc. horses.
sheen and goats were SrurrStnE across
the fields. alarmed at tho roar Of the
motor, while their owners sarrd sky
ward. Spcll-bound.
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TREpAssEYSsM. F.. May l.-Thc first
seven links in tss chain of naval de-
stroyrrs to he stretched across the At
lantic by the United states navy for its
trans-occnnic flight. reached this New
r,urdland base to-day and after rrplcn-
ishinr their fuel and supplies will pro-
crcd To the Azores. Their orders re-
quIrc them to reach their stations by
May 10. ..,,. .. ,,
day Intervals by two other groups "t
ru;,,I strength. was commanded by Cap
tmin Harry \. I1aldridEc Of the destroyer
e. tocttnn Leaving New York Thursday
and rnvrloprd in fog from Fire Island to
Tr"nass"y Bay !, naviEatni iro;s9 o"9 'SiiS witb
which thr giant TRANSATLANTIC sea-
nlanrs will be equipped The trip was
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Such, then. was tho region in which,
on the night Of Friday, August Fl. the
British rxpeditionary force found itself
awaiting it's first great trial CT strength
with the enemy. Tha, night We went Ia
sleep In high hopes. The mobilization.
transport and concentration Of tho Brit
ish army had been. effected without
hitch. The troops had not only been able
TO- rest after the journey. but a few
days had been available fer practice
marches and for orcrhaulins equip
ntent. The condition Of the rcscrvisis.
even those who had been longest away
from the colors. was excellent and con-
stantly improving. -,
The highest spirit pcrvadcd all ranks
and the army with ono accord lonGcd In
be at grips with the enemy. The cav
airy had been pushed we'll to the front.
and such engagements as had taken
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At bio meeting best story told by one tne
speakers credit the "best story OF last
nights distinguished guests out II can't DC
done Hon. J.. told the best
Think may bond Here's the story'
lines, while he
only place Of shelter was the
opening SO ne 'n'o
th. bio tree trunk peculiar type
that sw.ed the tree continued to swell 'ne
ooenino trunk smaller.
seeing opening become too small for hm 70 escape
to make supreme
50 he the things had done that houo
he he should
all that he had not purchased
Victory bond small that he easily era'ed
through hole in the tree.
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Denied by the Reds.

vIENNA.. Saturday. May 3. tBy the
associated PrcsS).-Thc political situa-
lion In budapest remains unchanged to-
day. Tho Hungarian communist gov
rrnmcnt denies il has accrdcd tn the de-
mands Of tho Czech. Runanian and Ser
hn- French troops, involving the surren-
der Of Hungarian territory.
1hc Budapest Sovite government. ar-
cording tn ndviccs from tho Hungarian
capital, IL making last effort TO build
a rcd army which il is roughly cSti-
mated will number 100000 officers and
men. Many Of these soldiers are hun
gry and il is said that probably one
third arc willing 10 fight.
Budapest dispatches declare tho So
yjct government now realizes that the
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Again Postponed

ST. JOHNS. y. r: May 4.-Harry G..
Hnwkcr and Captain Frederick T. Rayn-
ham. tho British ariators. cnntcndinE
for first hnnorx in Il transatlantic
flight Ia tho Irish coast. were compelled
70 postpone their hop off" agnin to-
day wien meteorological reports from
mid-occnn in face of perfect flying con-
ditinns hrrr once more showed adverse
winds and weather far out at sea.
Tho nicrs Tonight began their fourth
week uf waiting for an opportunity to
make II start. Official prediction OF
rain for England for the next two days
was received here and is accepted as
Indicating delay OF moro than IS hours.
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tho SelIc. Before tho war it's popula-
,ion numbered .l0.7Oo and 1t possessed
important woolcn mills. 1t is the juno
tion point Of. main roads connecting
valcnccnncs with ST. Quentin and Cam
brai with lie Euvlon. 1t also stands on
tho main line from Paris to MaubcuEe.
while single line railways connect II
with Cambria. Nalrncicnncs and Lc
QucSnoy.
LASTLY. with regard to communca-
tions' Throughout the arra they were
good and ample The principal roads
from north to south are those from
Condo, through Tnlcncicnnrs 10 Cam
brai, In catcau and Landrccics. and
from Mons 10 Bnchr. to Lc Catcau Via
Bavai and To 1.andrecics through Mau-
hcuRe. Numerous second class roads
afford good lateral communications be-
HEADQUARTERS In Franco, is situated on
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Would Gain Prestige.

BRUSSELS. Saturday. Mays. (By the
Associated Prcss.)-The petition pre-
scntcd TO King Albert by tho national
fuse To sign tho peace treaty declares
the nation would gain prestige In the
eyes of tho world If her sovereign de-
clincd to attach his signature to a docu-
mcnt which did no. guarantee her
rights.
I'm the last few days.. ".says thr pcti-
tinn vast bodies have Joined us. We
echo public opinion which Is constantly
growing and which is indignant at the
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Is Wilson
Preparing to
Modify His.
Position?
DECLARES ITALIANS
SOON WILL RETURN
President Prepared to Waive
Some of Fourteen Points"
If Found Necessary
By FREDERICK MOORE
(Copyrieht, 1919, New York

Tribune News, lnc.)
PARIS, May 4.-Presldent Will
son in an informal talk with mem-
bers of the house committee Oh
military affairs this morning, at
his house, where they called to
pay their respects. indicated that
he is relying on the pact Of Lon
don to bring the Italians back
into the peace conference. The
president stated that ltaly's posi-
ton is impossible outside OF the
conference, and expressed con-
fdence that Italy will return, and
will rejoin the allies.
Mr., Wilson emphasized the. fact that
Italy's position is weak. because OF her
jnsistancc on the annexation OF Fiume.
which Is not included in the pact OF
London.
It was evident from Mr. wilson's
statement that he Is becoming moro ane
more inclined to modify his fourteen
point. In difficult pinches. when such
notifications serve his ends. He en-
phasized In the talk with the congress-
men that tho pact Of London is OF
more binding nature on Italy than the
fourteen points
Tho wnHt Over.
Mr.. Wilson's swinging to the Brtttsh-
French-Japancs position regarding for-
NOR secret agreements Is taken here as
a sign that the worst is over. and that
the president has at last come around
substantially 10 the European view
poInt. and is ready 10 compromise ana
listen to other statesmen In order 10 Ill
sure the signing Of peace.
Mr.. Wilson indicated also that he VIII
not call a special session OF congress
until shortly before the end OF May
when he is counting on returning 70
the United States.
Both the Drmocratic and Republican
members of the military affairs COM
mittcc, who came to France on the
same ship with Secretary OF War Baker
arc impressed with the desire or inc
American soldiers to return home. inc
matter has been discussed with treSl-
dent Wilson, who" Is 'sympatnct1c. hna
IN II ~-rcoprd with tho american General
STAFF in its plan 10 have all hGhtins
troops and practically all othor Ameri-
can soldiers out OF Europe before Sept
cmbcr l.
Americans Coming Out.
II Is understood that President VIII
son and the general stan do not con-
template assisting the British. Belgian
and French armies TO keep the watch
on the Rhine longer than tho soldiers
arc forced to remain because OF lack ot
transatlantic transportation. 1t Is
pointed cut that American troops might
be forced To remain longer II Germany
refuses tn sign the peace treaty.
When. the American troops are out
Of Europe. I hope II will br for all
timr," said Chairman Dent Of the conf
mittrc who has hcen gathrri inG data to
combat the coming Republican invcsti-
CATION of tho conduct Of tho war.
Mr. Dent thinks tho Republicans will
find only ono subject of campaign ma
tcrial-thc large loose spending. which
he thinks is explained and justified be-
cause OF the Americans hurried entry
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SIXTH INSTALLMENT

In the beginning of the war. MauhcuSc
with 20, ,0B0 inhabitants belonged to the
second class of French fortrcss"S. which
possessed limited armament ana which
were destined to act as points dappui
for mobile forces acting in their vicinity,
rne STRAIT tcsic value OF MauhcuEe is due
% ,hc fact that the main lines from
p,ris m Brussels via Mems. and To nor
tbrrn Germany via Chartcroi and Licgc.
mass through the town. while from II
line to the eastern frontier via
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300 KILLED. IN
BLOWING Up OF
RAILROAD TRAIN

LONDON, May 4.-Bavarian
Spartacan forces have blown up a
train crowded with Republican
troops near Munich, according to
the Zurich correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph company
Three hundred bodies, the message
adds, have been taken from the
wrcckage.
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VIENNA. Saturday. May 3. (Ry th
Associated Prcss.)--It is stated In allied
circles that the commanders of the
Czech. Serbian and Rumanian troops
have decided not tn occupy Budapest
combining their operations To an enclr-
clement Of the Hungarian capital.
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WASHINGTON. May with sub
xcriptions to the Victory Liberty Loan
tagging to grratcr extent than in any
Of the four previous loan campaiG Gns.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass tonight
mt the beginning Of tho third and closing
week Of the drive. sent TO all campaign
committees a strong appeal for a final
effort that would not only raise hut eI-
crcd the minimum quota of s4.SO0.-
non. .nnn.
The treasury today received no Off
cial reports on subscriptions but on the
basis Of subscriptions tahuiated last
night. slightly moro than one third OF
the minimum quota has been raised IN.
official reports received today were Said
to indicate that at the outside not moro
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Legation 6o1IA.

VIENNA. Saturday. May 5. By5 the
Associated Press. :.)-Aiexis BolEAr, rep
resentativc Of the Hungarian Soviet EoIs
crnmcnt. on returning to Vienna to:d8Y
from Budapest. found the HunEAffan
legation occupied by countcr-revolutioH-
ary forces and members Of the HunK1f-
ian liquidation committee. BolEat VA
refused admission to the legation, the
committee declaring they had taken pos;
session of 1t in the name Of the new
Hungarian government. .sf.5ttss f5gJs.s ft5gJsst.S,
1t is stated that the officers found
large sums OF money in gold and Eng.
liSh and American notes and also, Stoci0
and bonds at the legation. BolEar hak
demanded protection from the Austrian
government. ,!lsiySS: !lsiy -
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Frenchs British Army Forced Back by Overwhelming Hun Masses

place between detachments Of larger Sotl
smaller patrols had foreshadowed: thft;
moral superiority CT British over Ger
man which was afterwards 80 cona,
plc,cly established and proved OF 4gnfn;
enormous value in the retreat. the sfak.::
ties Of the Marne and the Aisne. and 4apS
the opening phases of the dr1t bAfqg'
of Yprcs. The French troops had So.
ready secured minor successes andsh4A
penetrated into the encmy's terrtenrS;
The allied commanders wcre fuu5e1,
hope and confidence. sfSSisss
At a. nj. on the 22nd 4 avoke, :nai1l
had lain down to sleep, in high hopeA;
No evil foreboding Of coming 9 oVenf1;
had visited mo- in dreams; but It sHal;
not many hours later that the dNtlu-s
tween the above mentioned Toads. p ;:iI:::
>f6ontianad N HARN R1G9r - -
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PLOT
|SFRUSTRATEl.

PARIS. May. 4.-Ths youth who 49,;
arrested yesterday outside tho houassngf
Premier Clemenceau has admitted 70 Ut
police that he intended to att4ok1E:
Clemence2a with Z knife which b. scaIs.i
ried. A black flag with an -anafch11tt{s
inscription and anarchistic literature var
found in his possession. ~
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ALLIED TROOPS WILL ENC|RCLE
BUDAPEST; NOT T0BE OCCUPIED

old army Officers are needed despite
objections Of the proletariat that. the :
former officers are bourgeois. Hence.
1t is said. efforts arc now being nad&
tn substitute real officers for the ,pres:S
ent commanders. the former being
guarded By Communists following zthb, ,
Russian Soviet method. c:1fisysSSa:
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COL. HODGES IS
RESTING WEll

PITTSBURGH, May 4.-EhomaSSsE
Hodges, prominent politically throukosE
out West Virginia. and who Is a patfensE
in local hospital, Is resting eASyS snAs
doing as good as can. be ,expectedss sAess
cordlng to a statement tonight from III
tending physicians. -
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:AI4EMPT
OF GENERAL HOiR'|V R

TLAD1VOSTOK, Friday (via MORT.
trcaD, May Am attempt was made;
recently on the life OF Lieutenant Gem
cral Horvath, Russian military CONF
mandcr at Harbin. His assailant afs
tackled him with bombs. but -was -sSised
before he had carried out his purpose!
Canadian soldiers assisted in capt1rfnR.
the man. 50:
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Az 11ela ndarshAl viscount French, Of
Ypres, x. P. o. II, etc. Copyright 1919
Rv TIA Now York Herald Co., ReE1s-
tered In Canada in accordance with
tho copyright act. Copyrighted In
Great Britn1n- Copyrighted 1919 by
A6i<1tp
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bader the United
10000
last nights Victory loan rally VIII 60 COW" w
held in Wheeling