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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-16
LETTERS TO EDITOR

saying that too many cooks spoil
the broth" This is what seems .des-
tined to occur at Atlanta, Ca, &C
cording to the article in The Day
Book of July II. ....
If that notorious Men and Religion
Forward Movements has really the
welfare of the strikers at heart they
could do nothing better than stay
away. This, as every conflict between
labor and capital, is not matter of
religion, humanity nor any other
bunk, but simply matter of POWER.
The war in Colorado is still fresh
in our memory, coupled with the fact
that the workers we're rapidly gaining
the upper hand and were just about
to gain a decisive victory, when ap-
peals began to pour in to President
Wilson to rush out the federal troops,
which practically meant las it turn
ed out to be), snatching the victory
from out of the workers hands.
The methods of working class war
fare have undergone radical change
since the last half century. They are
rapidly learning the tricks of the war
trade" and today, when it comes to
force meet force" the capitalists are
openly worried. They are beginning
to see that the workers are cultivat-
ing the same disregard for private
property as they themselves have
shown, viz, the burning of tents,
shooting innocent women and chill
dren and raising acknowledgement
hell which is met by the workers with
blowing-up of mines, burning build
ings, etc.
From now on the bosses will think
twice before starting such hostilities
as those of Colorado, and they will
want nothing better for an easy-win-
ming conflict than just such quacks,
humanitarians, religious humburs,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-16

Elevator Accidents.-An invesiga-
ton into all the elevators in the city
is about the next thing due. AS the
saying goes, there have been about
a dozen horses stole in the past few
months and now, even this late in the
game, we might as well lock the barn
door. --
Every now and then-and quite
frequently by the way-you pick up
the paper and read about another hui
man life being crushed out in an ele-
vator accident. And almost always
the person who is killed is blamed.
In great many cases, however, the
true story is that the elevator had
started up or down before the door
was all the way closed. Sometimes
the elevator doors are not locked and
maybe a death results from some
body walking right through the open
space and falling several stories to
the ground.
There is big share of negligence
somewhere and it is negligence that
ought to be wiped out, and right away
before another horse is stolen"
Let the proper authorities get busy
and flock the barn door," 1t sounds
like blame good proposition to have
all elevators made so that they can
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not possibly move up or down until
the elevator door'is locked tight shut.
It's up to somebody to get busy
n. M. C. ---.... ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
SEES VICTORY
Former Congressman Cole Pr,ato4u
Overwhelming Victory for RE-
publicans In Ohio.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-Former
Representative Ralph ID. Cole. of Find
lay. o.. today declared. while here seek
ing Republican speakers TO aid in the
ohio campaign. that Republican vic
tory I'm the state is assured this year.
Respecting the situation in the Buck
eye state. he made this statement:
Republican victory in Ohio this fall
Is dead certainty.
The party Is again united In every
county. and In many counties there
were scarcely any votes cast by Pro-
krSsslNes al the recent primaries The
ialiins on was particularly noticeable
In the very counties where two years
ago the Progressive vote was the heavi-
est.
Never in the history OF Ohio was A
state administration more unpopular
Win the people than that Of Governor
Cox, HIS MISREPRESENTATION and unre-
lentinG efforts 20 build up a powerful
machine have exceeded any similar at
tempts In Ohio annals and the people
are up 10 arms. IL Is not idle assertion
that az least 100000 Democrats will
vote Tor Congressman Willis this fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23

LONDON. Sept %. 1850 p. M
Tho official press bureau tonight &C.
sued casualty lIst under date or
September ~. which shows % Officers
killed. f6 wounded and ~ missing.
Three Officers previously reported as
missing have returned To- their com
mands
Of other ranks. $50 wounded ana
t1t misainr are reported
The uat contains the names Of no
prominent men. but shows that the
Ninth Innccrs The DorFetahire rcri.
mcnt. tho Eightconth Hussars and the
Royal Engineers have been in tho
thick ~ tho FIGHTING. Tor the list OF
men wounded and missing is made up
almost entirely of members OF those
rcrlmeuff
The ROYAL Irish Hiace lost two ON
Gers killed and EIGHT wounded. Lieu.
tenant q. q. Hayloy and second Lieu.
tenant " Waterfall. Of The Royal FIy.
ing Corps. are nomcIally reported
dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
GRAND LODGE
STATE Meeting OF Knights Of Pythias
Wn Open This Morning IN Fair
mont-Local Members There

Quite a number OF Wheeling Pythians
lett yesterday morning and afternoon
Tor the annual state convention which
opens there this morning and continues
IN session FOR three days Every lodge
IN the city and surrounding towns will
nave delegates represented IN the con-
The grand lodge session win omen
this morning az o'clock. when an 81
tne delegates VIII be registered. At 10
o'clock Mayor Anthony Browen will de-
liver the address OF welcome. and Hon.
John p Arbenz. OF this city, Will make
the response. The great Tsvthian ra-
rade VIII be given this evening. when.
a. least l.5n0 members are expected to
De IN the line OF march The ronven-
ton bids fair 70 be the most Interesting
session that has been held By the order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
PLUCEY orRL ASSAULTED
NJ BuHoLAms WHO ESCAPE


Special nirpatch to tho fntaIurenrrr.
FAfnWONT. W. Va. Sept 81 While
all members Of fhn fHrT. Or ur fn.I
E Harr were absent from nIr Hanfralnr
uhufhan homo but NiH. TheInua fTam.
IuF IHfn Tonight. two mon HnnFE.F nf
Lnn front door ard demanded ST. fIrrr.
Tho gIrI told them hr wnH uunfair. nnf
HNn would D1II HIm. ltu.nfrr tu nrr
room she secured hfr revolver Nrfrrn.
inF ghe found the men hurIlF engaged Ir
packing ur The dining room silver and
CUT flaHa ln Sheets. She pointed nrr
run END ordered them uuf 10 tho Hlfraa
efrurrlr followed nnd fHr rirI rHr
efrirk auu rendered uufunarIuun but nod
before TIE Family ~ fr D. a Graham.
short distance away. wnr nrnlf.rf
They hurried 90 the rrnrur 4uf f.urr
ne Foods discarded lu fnr yard while
ne men ran County Officers rnf
nleonh 'und7 are trailing them Tho rIrf
dlI not rrrnfn rrnrrI H0nnrrr rrfIf $3.50. /.
.aler eng is in serious condition frnf1
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HospitaIs Crowded..

ROME. via Paris. Sept %. 1917 o.
m.--Dispatches from Vienna say that
tne Austrian capital is crowded with
wounded and soldiers returning from
the war with infectious dis This
has rendered necessary the construc-
ton OF large camp hospitals outside
the city.
A Vienna dispatch 70 the GiornaIe
Dltalia says that according to the
Ieit. Prince William OF WED is about
10 abdicate the Albanian throne. and
"a preparing a proclamation TO the Al
banian nation. Later. says the Zeit.
ne viii enter the German army.
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FIELD MARSHAL


500 prisoners and 10 guns The cav.
aIIy also took number Of prisoners
Many OF The Germans taken belong IN
me reserve and landwehr formafions
Whlch fact appears 10 Indicate thor
tne enemy Is compelled 10 draw ON
olher classes of soldiers 20 ar the
gaps In his ranks
mere was n heavy rain through.
out the night Of September r4.1s ana
curing the 18th the situation OF the
hIiiish forces underwent no essential
chanEe. Hut 10 became more and
more evident that the defensive pre.
parations made By the enemy were
more extensive than was a. first an.
parent
Continued Bombardnent
IN order 70 counter balance these.
measures were taken BY ne 10 econo.
mize our troops and 10 secure profec.
ton from the hostile artillery nre
which was very fierce and our mon
continued 10 improve their own on.
renchmcnts The Germans lombard.
"a our lines nearly all day. using
fcaVy guns brought no doubt. from
before Maubcure a. well az those with
the corps All their counter attacks.
however. failed. although in aome
places they we're repeated six times
One made on the fourth guard BRIGADE
vas repulacd with heavy slaughter
An attempt 90 advance slightly. made
by part Of our line. was unsuccceafuf
ae regards gain Of rround. but led to
the Withdrawal Of part OF the encmy's
Infantry and artillery
Further counter attacks made dur.
Ing The night we're haeton on.
"On "wednesday. the sixteenth. there
vas little change { nfhe situation Oh.
posito The British. the efforts made
by the enemy were less active on tho
preceding day though their lombard.
mcnt continued throughout the morn.
INK and evening Our artillery Ara
drove the defenders on ono 81 the
salients Of their position but they ~.
turned I'm the evening Forty pria.
oners we're taken By tho third divi.
sion
Infantry Repuised
ron Thursday ne seventeenth. the
situation affn remained unrhanraH a
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SINK CRUISERS
sceassa.a IRON r,r., r.x..,


II this Is true, the German right ia
in very dangerous position Tor n
cannot extend much further north or
west OF St Quentin. Its position runs
thence by way OF Chauny and south
OF Leon north to Rheims.
On the plateau OF Craonne severe
nghtng has been going on for DAYS
out there is not late confirmation as
70 wehther the Germans or the allies
noid the commanding positions here.
Inc allies had the plateau a few days
ago. but the German Official report
claims mat II has been retaken. 20
getner with the village Of Betheny.
More Desperate Fighting.
In the center between Rheims ana
,Souain, which the French occupied
early IN the week. there has been more
desperate lighting, the Germans TAX
ing tne offensive. and. according to
the French reports. being repulsed.
Inc Germans also have made some
attacks in the Woevre district with
out success. but they have succeeded
In again crossing the Lorraine from
tier and occupying Donestre. to the
south Of Blamont.
me French have captured addition
The Russians have followed nm their
successes In Galicia where a thir,l
great battle is about 10 begin. Al "
mas not already started, by captur-
ing the important fortress OF Jaroslau
on the river San. just north OF Pre-
lnysl' which they are surrounding.
Sarosiau commands the passage OF the
san river and its possession wfll
greatly assist the Russians In their
operations against Przemysl, where a
strong Austro-German force Is pre-
pared 10 oner stubborn resistance in
me nope at least OF delaying the Rus
siah armies which are needed TO take
the offensive against Germany.
servians Report. Victory.
Ihe Servians report another yicforv
over the Austrians. who thus far have
SUFFERED severely on all sides. This
enlargement occurred near Kroupani.
on the Drina, where the Austrians AT.
tempted TO invade Servia, but were
driven back. This attack accounts for
the Servian evacuation OF Semlin. as
the troops were needed to stem the
austrian offensive movement.
The Servians feel they can now nro.
coed with the invasion OF Bosnia. and
the troops at Vishegrad have been or.
uered TO march on Sarajevo. which
town is the birthplace OF the present
war for there occurred the assassina.
tion OF the Austrian heir apparent,
Archduke Francis Ferdinand.
The Servians and Montenegrins are
Wlthin ten miles of Sarajevo. and the
Austrians have made one sortie from
me town. according to a Rome dis.
patch, but quickly turned back in the
race OF the opposing forces.
Ihere is a rumor. too, that Essad
Pasha. the former Albanian minister
OF war. as a result OF an agreement
with the Servian government. win lead
an Albanian army into Herzegovina by
way of Cattaro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
COLORED BOY HURT
Struck by Auto Driven By win scheif
~ Emancipation Day Celebration
AZ Fair Grounds YeEterday

william scheil. while driving his
automobile on the Island fair rround
Yesterday afternoon. ACCIDENTALLY rnn
INTO colgred boy. knocking him % the
ground. Thinking that the lad wfrbf
D. seriously hurt. he was Immediately
rushed o. the central part OF town
BY a physician. Upon careful erar1tra-
unn the lads injuries were REGARDED na
not n serious nature. na he only re-
cciVcd a Few minor brulaer
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Obituary


The remains OF the late Mrs. Mary
Sarrtty. who died yesterday morning at
Constitution. o.. will be brought TO this
city this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock and
.tuNen 10 the nome OF her daughter. Mrs.
frank Altmeyer. at No. $3.50 Chapline
street. Funeral arrangements have not
A. yet poen completed. but the services
Inc end came while she was VISITING;
anothsr daughter. Mrs. John Cleary. in
me Ohlo town. Death was due to a
she mad been suffering Zoe several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-23
APPOINT TRUSTEE
H IA Maginnis, OF weirton, Named 70
Handle W. W. Smith Bankruptcy
Aatter-other Cases.

II. NJ. Maginnis. of weirton. was
Smith bankruptcy case. held before
Referee IN Bankruptcy J. W. Cummins.
examination Of the bankrupt was also
The case OF Jacob Kuntz was ad-
tourned until October l, when the credi-
dividend.
The creditors OF ]. II. Ran viii meet
az Mr. Cummin's court Monday morning
LOT the purpose OF confirming the sale
made by the trustee II. q Honecker.
a meeting OF the creditors OF Joseph
Nasif viii be held Monday morning al
10 O'Clock for the same purpose
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BOItDEACx. Sept %. $50 .. M
Inc battle between the Disc and the
Mouse probably will last three or four
uays longer" says the Temps In a mili-
tary review to-day. But reports fndl-
cate that the resistance OF the enemy l.
territory Will be free OF them. II will
De hard. however. for we shall have
many victims.
Our advance between Rheims and the
ArEonne seems TO show the greater part
o. the German army IN retreat by way
OF belgium. West OF the Mouse tney
are already making extensive defensfxe
WORKS on the Sambre."
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LOSES A LEG
FordEner, Reaiding Wear neuaire. raiia
from Moving Train and Foot
was sadly MASHED

Peter Coubia. n foreigner. who rcrides
wet of Hcllaire. wan the victim nf "a
serious accident Yesterday Afternoon tn
me wet end ~ the baltimore a. Ohio
yarns Do that city f0uhin affrrnrfrH Co.
huaru freight train f0 ride tn Hfr
home. mlnHrd hts footing and Mas
thrown under the wheels DIS Iaff Iav
Waa badly crushed and hr HurfaInrI Il
nnmuer N bruises and cuts about de
body rfe was removed fn ffr rfrrfI..
Very hospital in Myers a Fou'a nmhI-
lance where The injured member rrr
amputafed
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ROME. via Paris. Sept. % iO.fs N n,
IA despatch received here from LYONS
rance SAYS that 1000 Italian y-of,fn,
son OF General Ricciotti GarfbsIdf bs,c
IeceiNed their red shirt uniforms ana
are leaving for en- unknown desfinaffon
10 attack the Germans
General RicciottI Garfhaldf b.. -
.elAed a message from his son savfn.r
that ne had learned that the canada y
atSaiiahS intend 10 raise = regiment 10
~ ne allies and declaring that he
would Dc delighted 20 Incorporate tbis
body into his own red shirts ''
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Wanted : Furnished Rooms
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 70 H.nuf.osurrrs. Sosssrs. sSsr'

Notice 90 Manufacturer, Jobbers. ursr-
chants and Others Wholesale Deaisrs-
NOTlCE Is IEREEY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
81 West Virginia viii receive bids daily
AZ It's ottice AT Charleston.,W West Virginia.
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which is vested In said BOARD
contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
Dldders: quality considered. and other
tnlngs neing equal. West virginia deal
efs VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nisned bidders on receipt of requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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LONDON Sept %. ~ p. MEL
cgrnphinF from Amsterdam tho cor
respondent 81 the Central News saws
that 70 ia reported there that General
Stoinmctz. Of The German artillery
was killed On France September rs
CONTINUING the correspondent Saws
that reports from Licgo declare that
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Funeral services will be held this af-
ternoon at the family home OF the late
Mrs. sarah Merrill. at No. ZIG Chap
baptist church will have charge OF the
funeral and interment will DO In the
Peninsula cemetery.
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To Form Welsh Corn.

LONDON. Sept. 20. $50 D. m.-Earl
hltehener. secretary for war. has an.
proved Chancellor Lloyd Georges pro.
posal Tor the formation of a Welsh
army corps. Plans are now being pre-.
pared Tor recruiting through all Wales
and Monmouthshire.
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capture oerman steamer.

LONDON, Sept p. 7:05 .. m.-The
German steamer Professor Woermann
of the Woermann Line. with 300 Ger
man reseryists on board. has been
taken captive and brourh into Sierra
Leon. on the west coast % Africa. az.
cording 20 information which has
reached London.
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Take German Eort

NAlROBI. British East Africa. via
London. Sept. p. $3.50 p. ma Ger
man force. the strength Of which is not
known. attacked a fort 20 miles from
the border. in the Vol district. Sep
TENDER ~. After an hours sharp fight
ing the Germans retired. leaving eight
dead.
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PARIS. Sept. 20: 1915 a m.-The pro-
no I,. or french Officers killed OF
wounded IN the battles Is so great as
compared with the casualties among tic
prlNates that the question is being dis.
Sysseo whether IL would not be adVisa-
~ 70 nculiy OFFICERS uniform and
make them more difficult TO DISTINGUISH
rom the men. The Germans seem 10
pick out OFFICERS all the more easily
sthce the French officers are said To- b.,
showing great daring at the heads of
their companies. W
AneIe nave been many promotions OF
general officers recently 10 rim vacap-
Giles made through casualties.
=. me orlinant French cavalry leader.
General BridouN, was KILLED in action
yesterday. an ~Sei"H
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-The British
EN- oassy tonight issued this statement:
certain persons have been circulating
IN the press reports OF speeches sup
statesmen. such for instance as that at
tr,outed 20 MIR. Burns. which Is a pure
fabrication.
Recently a statement has been made
a. 70 a speech OF Sir Edward Grey in
which he Is quoted a. saying that there
snail De no peace until Germany Il hum
pico 70 the carch. her territory divided
between Russia and France and ner
land e
sir Edward Grey never delivered
such a speech and the statement is OBJ
Niously circulated with view 10 mis-
lead public opinion"
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Sunk BY Mine

bOWESTOFT. Eng. via London.
sept ., $3.50 D. nit is reported that
a vessel OF 1900 tons has been sunk
oy mine In the North Sea. Another
large vessel is standing by. No official
confirmation OF the report can be OBJ
tanned.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

rarlicea % en- fhe rules o. fair piav
and thcre ia evidence that they 90 n1t
neeifafc az anythlnF in order % rafn
victory
a large number ~ che tales % thrfr
uial HnaNinra are eNarrrrnfnf and anr.Is
oi the efriurrnt precautions they haze
tAhen ~ euard themselves against the
inhabitants Of thr arean frauarrrf 80
LO-nIplN fuafifianIr measures OF uar
Nui at TIE aawe time 90 has Naen fari-
niIelN csi1nilehcd that they have anus-
uiffc1 atrocities on MANY rara-i.,..a. -
lles have been Eullty Of brutal con-
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Rev. s. y. Hart. OF the First N. E.
church, at Elm Grove. will conduct the
Iunerd services this afternoon at
clock. over the remains Of the late
Riley Dickey. who died Sunday after
noon me services will be held at the
nome NO. sb24 Chapline street. and in
terment Will be in CROSSWORD cemetery.
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NISH. Seryia. Sept 22-Prinee
George OF Seryia has again been
wounded; this time while leading a
charge OF a Servian battalion. A
rine bullet penetrated the trunk of
his body. II Is the opinion OF his ply.
stefan that his life Is not in danger.
Prince George was FIRST wounded
at Belgrade in the early part OF Au-
gust by fragment OF shell when that
city was being bombarded by the
Austrians.
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All Were Decorated

BERLIN. via London. Sept. p. 9:1O
p. m.-Every member Of the crew Of
the German dlriRible balloon Schuet-
telanz III. has been decorated with the
Iron Cross for a brilliant reconnais-
sance.
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Tho Socialist view.

BORDEAUX. Sept. 20. iS.s5 o m.-The
attitude OF the Preach Socialists to-
wards the war IL defined in the news
described "Rs one OF the hiEhcst auth
critics In Paris"
lnternationalists." he writes. never
meant the suppression OF nationality
put an understanding between the na,
lions. which naturally prefsupposos
thelr existence. Socialists realize that
victory Tor Germany would be followed
~ a rule OF sabre and -Spurrcd heel lin
europe, while triumph for Franco
would mean German republic, a re-
pubic IN bohemia. republic In Aus.
IRA a republic In Hungary and an end
10 European militarism 1t would mean
Peace assured and all roads TO pro-
The war for us Is something more
ihan struggle for our sacred national
which we fight for the Progress 81 hii.
manity. That Is why we have abandon
cd everything for national defence
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ININDON, Sept. p. 10:5S o. m-Sir
george Riddeil a well known newspaper
oMher, to-day took up the cause OF the
newspaper men who made "A protest at
me press bureau Monday night and
threatened 20 strike because one OF their
li Der had a struggle with a special
oiliceF aIter the newspaper man had in
sisted on entering the front door. WHERE
the back door "'S
sir George said to-day he would brin !,
me matter 10 the attention OF the war
oiiice and the admiralty and endeaVor
10 have this rule rescinded.
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oNDoN, sept 20. 1879 al m.-Ge,-
81 agriculture Of the Union OF soufb
Airica, VIII take supreme Command ~
ne ne hIltlsh operations against German
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ROME. via Paris. Sept. p. iO:aO u. m.
IN spite OF denials by the Austrian
sVNethtnenI newspapers here publfsh
Ietailed descriptions purportinE TO show
tnat austrian ornaments are heinz
Bi,aced on the Italian frontier and de-
.ttAIe preparations are being made ~
Austria to invade Italy -
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PARIS, Sept. %. 1883 p. m.-The
ate r'~-' '------ ---~,ch
government tonight says merely that
there Is no change in the situation.
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the Germans have brought the fort
resses OF Liege into such condition
that they may again be used for de-
Tense.