The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02

snanov sent over n considerable NUMBER
OF nlancs about noon and definitely To-
Gated our uasiticr. Battery 'B, who oc-
.,unrri III" nus,lion originally picked lot
Battery &C. by the battalion cofnmahot,'
r,.giSt, rcd on by the enemy hcaFlcs WIN
the loss Of one gun, Lieut.. Roperl ooct
and a considerable number OF Casualties .e,,
in tho enlisted personnel. Battery "B"
promptly shifted it's position to point
IN tho southern edge Of the Bots des
Ogons. about 800 meters TO our LETT
flank.
October IA, 1913.
Ninth and Tenth brigade on this day
completely relieved tho infantry from the
So,b division Assisted the 9!h and 10Th
brigade. whose infantry had taken over
our sector. in an attack at $3.50 n. m. LAS
concentration fired on the woods norm
of Cunol at $50 n. m. At $50 the imam
fry went over under cover OF our par
rage. TIE attack was only partlally
successful. We took Cunel and the Bols
Poulticrs, and on the wight OF our sector
advanced TO the northern extremity OF
th,. Bots Il" Rape. In m" afternoon we
fired several CONCENTRATIONS or II. T.. on
tho Rois dc Rappc and then laid for inc
night on tho northern limits OF the Bols
dc Poulticrs.
October 18th, 1918.
Prcparc,l rolling barrage starting on
the northern edge Of the FOUL
Tiers 10 cover advance OF tho 5th llNl-
sion. BarraE" started al i:3o 4. H. Inc
infantry failed to reach the jumping OH
point N time and the barrage got away
from them, which resulted in no gain
or territory. Prepared data and fired
on give areas IN general surrounding
the Rois-dc-R appc. Battery &C. assist
cd hv Battery a." nj 3:i5 Sllenccd S''-
cral machine gun n"Sta n"rth'aSI III we
Ruis-dc- Rappc. Laid on S. o. S. for the
night. Nothing further TO report.
October 18th, 1918.
Nothing Of particular Importance oc-
Cured rhrouChout the day. which was
mora or loss normal. Several SHOOTS
were executed and considerable harass-
ing fire done. Enemy artillery not quite
as active throughout tho day. Expert
rnccd the novel sensation during the
nigh, of being barackctcd by the
rnrny's 1858. No damage done, how
ever.
October 18th. 1919.
Tho day comparatively quiet. Work.
ing parties seen on ride" 500 meters
vrs; If Banta1viIlc. which was reported
and prrmpiIv DISPERSED Forward o. /.
established On Hi 80. by Lieut.. Heil!'
which subsequently hor" ms name
From this position We were "nanlcc'
with cum<lrative safety, 10 Keep IN
touch with The cncmys movements
thereby relying less on Information TO-
rcivcd from the infantry. Lieut.. Neil.
spent The night in Q. =. in quest OIL IN
formation and was SHIPPED NY the
enc ny's 77's. but escaped injury. Day
normal. Enemy artillery less active
October 18th, 1913.
Butt title activity for III" artillery
throughout tho day. Fired on Bantai-
yiIlc roads To the north. and ravine
northwest Of the town where concen-
tration of the enemy troops was re-
ported.
continued to man N"ill q. P, which
is working very satisfactory. Battalion
Adjuianl made reconnaissance or posi-
bic battery positions in the raVlne
southwest Of tho Romagnc-C1crges ROAD.
Were notified that another attack woulG
take place at 700 n m. the Following
morning. all orders for which would
me- direct from Brigade. Day norma.
Nothing Of unusual interest 10 note.
October goth, 1913.
Attack made both frontal and flank
on Rois-dr- Rappc at GAS a. m. unoer
heavy artillery fire. Attack only par
TALLY successful due TO the failure OF
the infantry to successfully organize for
tho flank movement. Fire continued
internationally throughout tho day. In
fantry heavily engaged in the BEDSIDE
Kappr. hut We could deliver them little
or no assistance because Of lack OF in
furmatinr O.. - their whereabouts.
Continued tuesday,