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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-27
Yorktown Rather DecrepIs.

IOFNLOWH ndIECT GCCTCptA.
The scene of Washington's great
victory, made possible by the aid of
the French, has been spoken of as a
lettering village. 1t is more than a
bit decrepit with age, but its years
have been honorable and in this lie
the hope and the belief that the Amer
ican people will exert themselves to
save the historic places in the village
from the decay that threatens.
Where the York river joins issues
with the Chesapeake bay lies York
town. You can reach the place where
Washington overcame CORVALLIS by
water journey from Norfolk that
takes little more than an hour The
trip and the interest that lies at its
end pay compound percentages on the
time invested.
Here and there in Yorktown are
substantial old dwellings of the
colonial period. They will outlast the
buildings of later day. for they were
founded on the rock of honest con-
struction. One old place has tower
ing chimneys that. with the rest OF
the house, have time-weary look.
but dissolution is not in sight because
the builders builded we'll This Is the
Thomas Nelson home, and for a time
CORVALLIS made 1t his headquarters.
a fact which came to the knowledge
of the owner, who was with Wash
ington in the ranks OF the besiegers.
Had His Own House Bombarded.
Colonel Nelson went to the COM
mand sr-in-chief and told him that the
British general was in his house, and
that If guns could be brought to bear
with the residence as a mark, Corn
wallis might be crushed under the fall
ing walls If there were a good heavy
gun marksman in the American army.
They tell you today in Yorktown that
Colonel Nelson told his chief he would
sacrifice fifty homesteads If he owned
them to put CORVALLIS on the hos
pital list.
The American gunners fired away
at the walls of the Nelson home and
hit them three or four times. Corn
wallis was there, but It did not take
him long to learn the drift of the
and he took refuge In a cave
under a parapet of brick work and
sand, and there he lay safely.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-27

pa, what is a paradox"
"a paradox. my child. is politician
making a Memorial day address with
out using the occasion to try 10 fur.
Their his political intsrests.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Bryan pslisia eeriiet.
IbeeurSncter 0ilett uun Niaiinhnietts
5iebt StnntSicfrctir iiber aliibeupe
Sublen wcgen perfcbiter
9plitif.

Sic Nptbpcnpi9fcit 6clpafinctcu
GiniGreitens in Ncrifp ais cinSig
mo9lid)e Splge Der gegcmudrtigen
Yolitif Der Sunoesrcgicrurl Der Der
ciuigtcn Stauten propbeScit. bcltc Der
republitaniidc Ibgcorhnctc @illctt,
WaiiudyuicttS. in elmer Ncbc. in Der
CT Den Staatsiefrctdr in beitigcr &ciie
anariii.
Sur &ieoerberiteanng Der 3ubc in
Wscritu iuGrc nnd Nniiht hes Hconera
bic 5eitscred,te Nucrfemnnug ees
&merta : 6csimeS oaS bette Mittel
seiueien.
v@em Noh ciuntal Der aric0
tommt", la9tc 0err @iactt I'M Der
luuie icincr Nusiiibrunacn. .oann
miro c. tcinc Gntihulbi9un9 icin.
baB Scr StnatSicfrctdr gl1nScnbc Ne
bcu Su @uuitcu be5 SricbcnS biclt.
Cine prntoriidlc Tcrberrlidun0 bcS
Sricbcns iii feline Hchticrtialna fiir
cine Splitit. bcrcn losiidcS .@rgcbnib
MIR Der Aricg icin fouu."
gNlS Scrr Srpan iciu pcrantpure
tn~ngSpollcs unb bobcS Slmlt antrut,
bntten mir ein Ncdt, bon ibm pcius
lidltc mo binscbenblte %flihtcrfiils
,ln9 5u erparten. ,sli6t aemteridger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Ter Gbef =Hebafteur bieics SlatteS
mRdIte barnm - ais niG)iter Sdriit
- 0ieIe 6rage beute angeihnitten
hGbeu, in Ger gbiiht, MIR Gle Nnii6ten
r~nicrer 2eier iiber Sie Snee eines Gut
.uifclmnGs SunsS Development
SnnS) 5n bGrrn, nm 5n %crfGbrcn, IN
iuicweif uuiere Seier Den Nmsban Der
yGntboltc Sribuuc" Surh %finansielle
Seitrdge, Announcements Seripreduns
gen, Nnhldie fir oicien Smed, inter.
itiiken WiirSen. Die 10 g%eiponnenell
IcuBcrungen unb Ierirrehunsen
lpiirben cs linn ermloglifcu. flar III
bieier 10 pidJtigen Sragc 5u. iebeu.
&aS fpnncn mir in oicier Sc5iebung
tbun? @as luollen mir IN bieicr 81
6icbung tbun? Sas lit bie Sragc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

unb Splititcr bdttcn bel ibm anti
tambricrcn lolleu. ionhern Seute, Die
ibm ilbcr Die nellcn Srobleme, benerI
or it'd gegcniibcr fnub. bdtten Muis
tldrung ge6en fonnen. @os pas
SnnO brulid)tc. fpdren nidt 9bautaltz
alias &orleiungen. iunbern SeIcbruns
Gen iibcr internntipndles Gcdt. Sr,
Srpdn bat aber iein Imt offcnbar alg
cine Sincturc nuf9efabt; als cine
Sfriluhc, nit Der feline b~cionocren
Sbliegcnbcitcn perbunbcn parcn; ais
eilcn Wtittclpunft pcS Yctronagez
Spitcms; mn nift oils ein @ebici
ernitcr Sflihten. bu5 auiopfcrnite
Sbdtiateit e%rfprbcrtc."
0crr @illctt perllrtbeiltc ulIh bie
neue Solitif Der Scr. Staotcn in
China nno Die nu5u raihc In,rtcus
ming Der d)ineiiiden Hepublif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

lit Der Iniidt. sic beitebenbe fothos
hide Ereiie, DEFENDERS Die enaliidlc.
lollte ullsgebuut lperben. GUM Nuss
ban Der Catholic Sribune" ldbldgt CT
etnen Sntlpifelungs >Sonb (ScucIop>
ment Suno) Dor. (Siebe Gbei s&c>
oattcurs Brief. Scite 81 Yorerit
banoele es lid I'M cine Sammllml
bon IeuBerungen u~niercr 9cicr, i'm
tpietern lie iih perpfliften niiroen,
prattii6 tiir ben Iusbau bes 9enanns
ten Sluttes bei6uiteuern, iuie oicies
5. 9. ifpn peridiebene Yeripnen ges
than baben. Saburh. baB mir oen
Mnsbau Der Catholic Sri6unc" for
bern, miiroen mir ben Nusbau Der
tdtboliifen &rciie bieies 2anbes I'M
NGgemeinen forbcrn. gincn Iolden
reatbolic SreB Sepelopmcnt Suno"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Gsnereb ianS pelitif.

Sic Mitglicbcr bcs HcprGicntantcns
bauieS iinb in crircr 9inic parou iutcs
rciliert. poB Die icbi9c Sciiipu nid)I
Su lnuBc allsgcipomcn lperpc. Tbs
gcicben bupou. pnB Der GungrcB icbl
lett nclln Wonuten umuterbrohen IN
Sibung aepeien lit unb man fem be-
iouperes Tergniiacn oaran iiubet, aud
bieieu CONNER miebcr in Der Sunbcss
bnuptitnbt 5u6ubringeu, brduet cs oil
Mitglieber neS Observation-Disclosures
berer iriib und &auic ~ fpmmcn, %
I'M Serbit Die SougrcBipohlcu Dor oel
Sbiir itchen UNI Die Scrrlhoftcn ibr(
"Scn5en" flidcn miiiien; cine icbl
luidtige Snde fir Die politiidc gu.
funft peS @in5elnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Sn benz obieeu SiIbc finbet ser
9cier nihts Neues. IS lit cine allers
oin9s auffouenoe S%nuitratiou elmer
Nn5abl bon Irtifel. Die (n!d]t nltr) int
2aIfe bes perflplienen Suhres in ben
Seitunsen Der Catholic Srinting SO.
erihienen iino uno Die Notflpenbi9fcit
elmer ltarfen, lebenbi9en fntboliiden
8ohene uno S~a9espreiie, leetere be-
ionbers in Der en9liiheu Sprahc. barr
leeten unb betonten. Wir 10 Drill
lionen &atbolifen boben cine ioldbe
Yreiie unbeoinst notbi9 OILS Wittel
9e9en Die Sasespreiie. Die i'm Shmus,
i'm Sfanbal mnb III Seniationen
niiblt. Die ifrupellos ipesielle Sntez
reiien pertritt. D. +. fdllflih. beitebz
lid lit, beren beitdnOi9es 9eieu perz
flaht. seeen @lauben uno Ioral ius
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Different mof)t unb IRE fii6rt. @Gns
ner, Die i'm 3eitunsspeien Saf)leute
iinb, baben bieS 81 miebcrbplten
Malen in Der Seffentlid]:eit crfldrt
unb beItatigt. 8ir e~ripdbnen nur Die
5erren: artbur YreuB "Sortnigbtlp
G%cpiefp"), aoblinat Suffers cean" (.
SaSpaette (.2. i. 8eeflp"), Sgoen
(vN. q. @penin9 Hoit"), Srann
Y. Sconoclait") etc, etc.
0as l1ebel liest often gu Gage.
@ie lam bemielben bese9uet iperpen?
Sie Npatbic unb Snbifferen3 Der &as
tbolifeu bieies Sanbes, ibrer tatbp>
liideu Sreiie geseniiber, lit Elm altes
2ieb. 8ie fam ba Heform 9eihaffen
merben? @s 9ibt perihiebeue Iittcl
unb 8ege.
Scr Gbef@ 8cbatteiir bieies 9lattes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

befiiriportct in cincm Srici on Sen
Ghcfs Hehafteur bieies Slnttes Serr
@buiu i. Scbrcd]t bon Ntc6enrp. 81.
llnb Elm Serr :. Ban Sc G:et bcfiirz
iportet in einem v@ingcinnpt" cine
st. SoIepb 3ailp Treb Societp", 10
cine Irt "Tinss Screiu". mte in
Sclterreia. ober ~Nctiou populeire~
ipie i'll Srantreid), ober .Socittt Dc
ct. Saul, lpie III Scleieu. etc. etc.
(Siebe Irtifel ~Gatbolic &rcB @rteus
lion" in Der Monntsidrift aSbe
Wagnificat". @ol. Kill, 90. 81.
Cine iplhe SreB>9 Champagne piirbc iez
bod eilc rationale Organization ODER
Die 0riinbuu9 elmer iolten. cine
&enge gcitiIlte ~EreB@s lpcitel" unN
cine llninmmc BON Spc5illnr6cit be-
btngen, unc lper ioqte hicic tbun?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Brletfde 3eitlanfe.
Sirtenbrief sesen psangp". = Enron.
rebe cine Scniatiun. = Gr~siebunsS=
Sill; Congo. Miiiiuuare mn asrci.
maurer= geamteu.
epesialaatelsramm si.ie, seimua.)


SriiiieL, ocn 10. San. ii
Die Sbronrebe bcim Hcuiabrss Gms
pfang bat Die gr0bte Scniatipn Der
por9erufen. Su berlclben bat a0nia
gilbert narselegt, baB cine Aeuocrung
III Der Golouial 9icgicruu9 mnbeoingt
notbig lei. Sic Congo eripaltlng
miine cine gr0Bere Nutonpmic CT
balten. Sic %erpaltur9 iolc lldy
tpeni9er auf bic Central 8eaierung
nerlaRcn. Die @crridoft Der bureau
frutie miliie ci%ngcidrrdnft meroen.
Ii6 iuiirbc Die Congo crlpultlntB
mebr ~finnn5iclc 6iilfe crbaltcu.
Die Ibitinmun8 ilber Die @r6icbz
un9s@Sia 6icbt iid III Die SGngc. Sic
Sibernlen p%crplcnIpcrn Die 3cit nit
8cl6iudB; Die &ntbolifen i6lpci9en.
lleber 6nanSig Nrtitel lit abgcitimmt
porocn; iebe5 Imenoenlcnt Der Sppus
lition lit pcruorieu porbcn.
Der Soloninlminiitcr bat itd ii6sr
Den Sonflift Der Miliipucn i'm Congo
uno lire Sranginlicring burd ircis
maureriide Seamtcn in Ser hammer
crfldrt. Sic Srcinaurcr crlpibcrtcn.
iene In9riffc ieicn ou~f9eballiht NOR
Den. 8ic pcrloutet ipll cine before
%critdnbi9un9 balb crrciht pcrocu.
Sic Silhoic Sclgien'S bubcn eincl
Sirtcnbrief gegcn Den m~nnitdnbiaen
.San9o" SauS crlniien. - Der Streit
Der Subrlellte (Sdricab briperS) lit
bciselc9t mprpcu. Ser Yrcio heS
YetrolermS (aerpiine), luelder an
iau9s erbbbt mrroe, lit niht g~cGubert
porbcn. - Nommipn bat Dor Der
9ep9rapbiihcn 0eieaidait ii6er leiuc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Gtne trefilihc Grfl6rnns..

EQUATOR Cane bon Sregpu erflGrt.
er Iei int YrinSip iiir Ncgicrun9ss
Selegrapben unb telephone. aber sur
3eit betrahtc er Die griperbumg hers
ielben ais ein idlcdtcS @eiddit. Die
@cielIdaiten ielbit miirpen nrr irot
icin, oas quite @elb. Der He9ierunl
ein6uIaden, benu Die Gntipidcllmg Der
orabtloien Geographic wiirhe Die
Selegrapbenz mn Selepbpuz Scituu9cn
iebr bulo Gum altcu Gilen pericn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

2idt Sl lteQcn; tic iinb i'm Stanoe
Sbre Stelung picber5ugebeu unb ais
Die Iniibt Der tatbplilhen 3irde bins
5uitelen.
Sd fiible es als meinc Sfliht. ee9en
ienen 9eitartifel 81 proteitieren. uno
perlangc fir mein Shreiben oieielbe
Yrominens in Sbrem Slatte. ben iener
Mrtifel cinnabm.
IhtunespoG.
Sohn s. Is leunon.
Gr5biihof bon Ct. 9oui5.
Sduere yeleibisnms fir bemtihe
Mt,Aa~~ tsatbOliten.
Gs lei CUR pbigcn @rflornng bes
Grsbiihof3 bon ct. 2ouis. 0tp.. nod
bemerft, haB inter Den fatboliihen
9lGtterp bier5ulnnoe Der ySitiSen"
bon Iilipalltec baS cin5iNe Vt.
ipcldes Sen Ncoaftcur bes .ySutcbs
man" bcrtbeipiat nnb Der proteitierens
Den beutihen tntboliid,cu linipu bon
Mi1ouri pprgelpprfen bat. Sicrtrinfcn
beim @al3crtan3en ici pcit 9cfdbrs
lider. als Der .San9o". Sieics flcins
life Irsument Sei9t Die lpubrc @elins
ming icncs 9lattcs. Chr Inarifi anf
Die hemflde fatboliIde llnipn o Viii
ionri lit 5nslcih Elm Ingriff anf has
fatbuliihe Seutidtbum Wil,uanfee's;
benn Der Hebafteiir bes .Siti5eu" bat
bod aeipiB nidt in @tiiiouri alisgcs
idlniiffclt. hns Die ~ocutihen aatbos
lifen Mi1ouri's beim Snn6cn Sier
trinfen". pic?! Nu6erhcm bat Die
fntboliide llniou bon Wiiiouri =
pclhc Stelung senonmcn gc9en Den
.Snnap" mn ae9en Die @crbpbnMng
Der tatboliidcn Sicrarhie (Siebe
Seite 12) = lid mr. ais lopalc paf
lame Aatbolifeu bepicicn unb baiiir
bate JIG etipaS Auberes pcrbient. ais
cinen Hiiiiel uno einc aemeinc Ins
ipielllng oui baS fatboliiGc Seutlds
tbGn. Sb Die @iliuanfec'r Gatpolifcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Gntbeduug bcs Siiopols &ortrng ges
balten. = Gin anberer Eamlrs Sepuz
|ticrter lit brrh Den Sob u~bgcrufcu
ipprben. SieicS Wuubat gebort Den
So5inliiten. = Gin SiittiGer Scpus
tierter lit fpe9cu Gbcbrut5 pertlugt
mprbcn. - Gin Scputiertcr BON Sourz
nai bat rcIt9nicrt; 9auoibat lit Elm
Snniuu.-(G.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
aus Der GmIssm 5taht.

Nohmals Der GpnlD= Gaitenane= 5al.
- gnna gpulS mill feline AnnnQic.
rims ihrer She, ipnbcrn eiaeit
,SiSsree", mas ienpf aufer Jrase
lit. - Die 2atbplifen MiinMen's
ssisen HI6srat, - Der &olla-
Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
0cacn ,,Ganae".

@ic mir aus Den Sepcidcu BON
Il. Sunrar crlcbcn, bat nun audi Der
@cnsral s&ifar BON &om. Miar. Celia
Gltelo, in cillem S%irfentricf bcn
~Snngo" Cans ld)urf pcrrrtbcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Die Seritaatlihnns Der sruRen Soblen
bergiuerfe hes 9anoes

als Silfsmittel 9e9en SlrbciterSpiitigs
feitcn uub Streifunrubcn b~eiiiriuprtct
Senator MARITIME, Neip Scrlep. in
clnem anSfIbrliden 9cridlt iibcr Die
3%ultdnDe, Die ludbrcnb oco lcbteu rieiiz
gen apblenltreits III 8eir : Sirginieil
berrId)tcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Gin %mertbpples Spfnment snr Nrbe's
terfragc. - &ntbpliihe ,3angp"=
Vertbeibiser seriist. - r0atbpl'c
TirectorD" fir 1914. - @eiprah
iiber @critaatlihuns Der 2pblens
bcrswcrfc nnb bcs Ielcpbuns nnn
9elesrapbcn Spitems. = Srnait-
Tplitif (Wferifu geseniiber) TIM
Gunsref burdsebehelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Sas pffisielle fatboliiGe Sabrbuh BET
Ser. Staaten,
bas iogen. catholic Sirectorn" ei6i
Die 3nbl Der aatbolifeli Ger eiaents
lid)en Ser. Staateu nit 15.015.56
an. Sapou iinb 396.S0S I'M lebten
Sabre 5lir fatboliiden Stride iibcrges
treten. Sic 3abl Der Srieiter bat iid
nm 407 unb Die 3nbl Der &irtcn nm
AIS i'm Sabre 1912 permebrt. Sie
3abl Der Sebrihmcitcrn in Den fatbos
liiden S6ulen betrdgt 10000. lin
gcfdbr 5000 @emeinpen baben Starr
idulen, in benen 100000 &inber
llntcrriht unb Gr3iebung erbalten.
(Sie 3abl Der Sfarri6ulen oIl i'm
lebten Sabre um 400 6|uscnoumlcrl
baben.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

bieIen .Sint" rubig b~innebmcn fpers
ben? IS lit tdum glauIbbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

.(5ortiesuus aui Der ~. esite.ll
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
BEST CONDITIONS PREVAIL NOW
SINCE THE WAR START
ED.
GEN. Won KLUCK IS THWARTED
IN HIS PLAN TO ATTACK
CALAIS.
DARING FRENCH SURPRISE AND
OUTFLANK UHLANs, WHO
RETIRED.
RY ASSOCIATED pREss.1

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
I LONDON, Oct. 10. - From the
point of view of the allied army so
far as could be learned from dis
patches reaching London today, the
situation in West Flanders and in
France as far south as Lille, seemed
on this, the 77th day OF the war,
perhaps more hopeful than at any
time since the German advance on
Paris was checked.
I, Though the news reaching Eng
land is meagre, and to an extent de-
aayed as always. all tidings seemed
to indicate that the German advance
from Ostend on the French coast
town has been blocked temporarily
at least. while further south in a
region that was week ago the eX-
treme German right the invaders
have again been compelled to give
ground before the allies wedge
force. which has been concentrating
on Lille.
Several reports contend that the
Eermans have withdrawn from this
town, but this is not confirmed, nor
is the report that they evacuated
,Courtrai. 80 miles northwest. 1t
seems plain, however, that the men
ace here grew marked and that the
To-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
THEHON, GEORGE E.. WHITE AND
JOSEPH HOLT GAINES WILL
SPEAK.
a CLEAR EXPOSITION OF TARIFF
FALLACrEs WILL BE
MADE.
CANDIDATE WHITE IS WINNING
VOTES BY HIS SPLENDID
CAMPAIGN METHODS.

With the hour close at hand for
the great Republican rally and
speaking which will be held at the
court house at 1880 this evening,
the interest and enthusiasm among
the local Republicans is running
high and a great gathering is prom
ised to welcome the speakers to Ma
zion county.
Everywhere Hon. Geo. E. White,
Republican candidate for congress,
and Hon. Joseph Holt Gaines, the
other speaker of the evening, have
been in their campaign tour OF the
First district, they have been greet
ed by large and enthusiastic audi
ences. The discussion of the tariff
which is OF such a vital interest to
the people of this district, is being
heard during this campaign yeas
with more eager interest than ever
before for the people are at last
awakening to the great eralization
Of the calamity which has been fore
ed upon them in the Underwood tar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
OOer Thirty
Prisoners Are
Arraiigned
DEsTRoYERs OF GERMAN SHIPS
IN LONDON REMANDED
TO PRISON.
BARRrCADEs PROVED INEFFEC.
TIVE TO RIOTERS WHO
LOOTED PLACES.

By ASSOCIATED PREss.l
LONDON, October 10. More
than 80 prisoners were ararign-
ed in the Greenwich police court to-
day on charges growing out Of the
anti-German demonstration and riot
ing in Deptford, borough of London,
yesterday and last night. The prose-
cutor declared that lie regretted the
necessitypof appearing against citt-
zens the object of whose attack had
been German shopkeepers. but he ex=
planned that great damage has been
done to English premises as well:
Commenting on the damage done in
d e Germans baker shop the prosecutor
said the place had been looted, IN
spite of the effect that the German
owners had sbarricad aded themselye yes @
best they could against the crowd,
Tile prisoners were remanded.
n X. Mansfield, of Hrie. Pa, for
merly of this city, spent saturdns
and Sunday here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
sSBe Neutral''
BqsedOn Plea
OF President i;
COLONIAL THEATRE WILL SHOW
TODAY FILM WHICH ORIGIN.
ATED FROM WILSON'S.
PLEA TO AMERICAN PEOPLE TO
NOT TAKE SIDES AND DIS
CUsS WAR.
STORY TAKEN IN Los ANGELES
WAS ENACTED BY 1000
CITIZENS.

"Be Neutral" the film based on
the appeal of President Wilson to
Cnot take sides or utter opinions rela-
tive to the war now going on in Eu-
rope. will be shown at the Colonial
Theatre today. 1t is a powerful ar
Gunent in favor of the presidents
wish, and 1t will no doubt attract
good crowds to the pretty little pic
ture house today and tonight.
The films were made at Los An-
geles and it is told that the people
there were so eager to assist in car
ryfng out the desires of the presi-
dent that the town was practically
turned over to the Universal Com
pany which is responsible for the Of
rering. One thousand feet of films
we're taken and the negative finished
within 4S hours.
Two thousand citizens of Los An
geles, four fire department compa-
nies. police captain and fourteen
'of his regular men and others ap-
pear in the picture which opens with
two old men standing before cot
tage. They are Joined by two young
men who are enroute to work. Near
the factory, workmen are arguing
over the war and fight begins. A
workman inside the factory hears
the fracas and. leaving a hot iron,
goes to help his faction. The iron
fires the building which is consum-
ed, despite thee rforts of the firemen.
The finale of the picture fades
into vision in which the two old
men, innocent agitators. see the
wives OF thettwo young men. as they
stand by their husbands, factory in
ruins, workers standing about, be-
moaning.the fact that a trifle argur
ment resulted in such a catastrophe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
WIFE BE .EFFECIIYI
SUSPENSION WILL BE tEFFECILVl
!. AS. SOON as TANKs'ARE ION
: EMPTIED. rase
ABOUT $50 MEN WILL BE
THROWN OUT OF EN-
PL0YMENT.
LACK OF ORDERS IS GIVEN AS
THE REASON FOR SHUT
DOWN.

A rumor was current on the streets
this morning to the effect that the
Monongah Glass company plant was
going to soon close down par. OF
its immense plant here. Upon inYes-
tigation we find by calling up the
management OF the plant that orders
have been issued to close two Of the
furnaces as soon as the glass is used
out of the tanks, which will be with
in the next two or three days.
One furnace at the Sixth street
plant will be closed as we'll as
one tank furnace at plant No. L
325 to $50 men will be thrown out
OF work when these furnaces are
closed which will leave about $50
people as work as the plant is now
employing about 900 people. Tho
lack of orders and dull business is
given as the reason for this partial
closing down of work.
It is very unusual for this immense
plant to experience any dullness of
business and under favorable condi-
tionssruns day and night shifts.
Just how long this suspension will
last cannot now be determined by
the management but resumption is
promised as soon as orders come in
iustifying the starting of the two
furnaces. A further curtailment OF
orders may cause further closing
u u b H|t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19

CRUISER
GOES DOWN
HUNDREDS OF GALLANT MEN
PERISH WITH BIG WAR
VESSEL.
SUNK IN K1A0 CHOW BAY WHEN
SHE STRUCK SUBMARINE
MINE.
ONLY TEN, ONE OFFICER AND
NINE MEMBERS OF CREW
ARE SAVED.

NpS EA2oh'LlttLSN 4 CSos
Toxic, Oct 19-It is officially an
nounced that the japanese cruiser
trakachiho was sunk by mine In
Kiao Chow bay on the night of Oct.
II. One officer and nine members OF
the crew are known to have been
saved. At the time she went down
tile Takachiho had on board COM
plement of 2S4 men.
The Takachiho was a vessel of
$500 tons, and was 900 feet long.
Her main battery consisted of eight
G-inch guns. and her speed was about
is knots. She carried a crew of 35T
men, only ten of whom, according
to the official report are known to
have been saved.
TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 19-The Taxa
chino was on patrol duty outside
Using Tau when she fouled the mine.
japanese destroyers heard the explo-
sion and saw the flames that result
cd. They hurried to the assistance
of the cruiser which however disap-
poared quickly and in the darkness
it was possible to rescue only Il men.
Twenty-eight officers, 81 nom
commissioned Officers and $50 sea-
men perished.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-19
allies SITUATION
MUCH improved

German army deporting along the
coast of Flanders found ITSELF IN per-
/ of being cut off from the main
body.
LONDON, Oct. II! 9!.sssA CORE espond-
ent in France telegraphing sunday,
declared that any plan the Gerna a
general, Won Kluek may have had
for sweeping down on Calais has
failed, because he says the aided
forces arrived there first
when last THURSDAY week the
Germans put out a feeler toward
Havebrouck from which q raid on
Calais would have been easy = the
correspondent continues, 'tlie
French cavalry assumed the offen-
sive and performed very gaI1aut
feat at arms.
"The Russians held the riglit bank
Of the river sLys In force and search
light and mitraill leauses We're train
ed on the two forts at AetyilIe, and
Estaires.
The French cavalry commander,
uHueTs cover VI otssi sLls ~ W. S4tksSssM AAs
men near Aire on the left hank ot
the river without being detected.
Here the current, is swift and ths
water deep and the Germans nave re-
garded the rivers at this point as itn-
fordable.
"a French trooper an expert
swimmer, stripped and swan, across
the river, bearing al life line. When
he reached the bank lie hauled q
heavy rope across ana made Il last
and other men and horses began to
cross. When dawn broke. 1000
French dragons were on tho right
bank of the river. The uhians saw
themselves outwitted and outfIanls-
ed and retired toward AmmentEeras: