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Morris tribune., 1914-06-26

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The Great Northern Equipment
company, organized by oficials Of the
Great Northern Railway company,
with q capital stock Of $5,OO0,O00 has
filed articles of Incorporation with
Secretary of State Schmahl. Accom-
panying the articles was check for
$685.. the filing fee,
Steamers for Pacific coast service,
improvements in Glacier National
park and other contemplated expen-
ditures of great extent are the rea-
son for the new company, which is
to be the property of the Great
Northern railway.
The corporation is to have dura-
ton OF thirty years and the capital is
divided into $4,000 shares at 500
each! The limit of indebtedness is
placed at $10,0O0,OOo. Louis w. Hill
is presidentI9 6 a
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26
Wanted to Be safe.

Tom Jackson had participated in a
narrow escape from death, due to an
accident which happened while he was
crossing to Liverpool. IT was, there
fore. with much fear and hesitancy
that he decided To return home
Approaching the porter hurried1y at
the last minute, he was told that he
was too late for stateroom. 1.-THE last
one was just taken" announced that
worthy.
"StateroomT' queried the frightened
passenger. "Who wants stateroom
Give me a reserved seat IN lifeboat.' -
Buffalo Express.
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26

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Sustaining Life.

Mrs. Andrew Crosse In her s'Remi.
niseences" describes an old nurse born
at Broom6eld. England, who lived to
be nearly hundred. "All her life she
had eaten "a dew bit and breakfast, a
stay bit and dinner, a nommet and
crummet and bit after supper. eight
meals in all. Besides this it was her
invariable custom to mix together all
the doctors stuff left after any Illness
in the house and swallow it on. the
principle that what had cost money
should not be wasted"
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26
No Trick to Pull.

Say, the next time you're ont late G
wish you wouldn't blame it ON to me"
What's the matter with your
Matter enough Your wife called
up my house at / o'clock the other
morning to find out If knew where
you were"
"I'm sorry about that, old man. but
you know how women are when they
get worried. | don't blame you COg'
kicking on being called out Of bed 90
the phone"
That's just the point. wouldn't
mind If had been there to answer
the phone, but L wasn't. was out
myself that night, and consequently
my wife was awake and waiting whem
did arrive. detroit Free Press.
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Morris tribune., 1914-06-26

Little Willie, together with his par
ents, was invited to Sunday dinner
at the home Of his uncle. Chicken
was the piece de resistance o. the
gladstone layout. and, being a great
lover Of the dainty morseI. Willie ex-
panded his appetite to at the occasion.
When the dessert was served the
youngster had to balk Manfully be
made two OF three stabs at the dish,
and theR gazed at It with detected
expression.
whats the matter, WillieT" asked
his uncle, with a smiling glance at the
youngster. "You look mournful."
That's just what the matter Is"
pathetically answered Willie. ~ am
more'n full."-Chicago journal.
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26
ACTION DELAYS LIQUOR LID
Attorneys Ask Rehearinu In Northern
Minnesota Case.

MtEuLGSObd Vase
Leave to Ale motion for rehear.
ing of the Bauidu liquor cases was
granted to attorneys representing
Minnesota liquor interests by the su
preme court Of the United States.
The effect Of THIS action is to delay
until the court esGOnvenes in October
issuance Of the mandate enforcing the
prohibition AGAINST Nquer selling in
the Minnesota territory covered by
the Chippewa treaty Of 1855, according
to those familiar with supreme court
procedure.
The request filed was for thirty
days in which 10 file the motion fol
a rehearing.
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26
sOCcuMBs II AGE OF 1903
jerome Yates Born During Adminis
tratich Of James MadIsosns

trasioh Of James Madison
Jerome Yates, 1O3g years DID, issiead
at the home of his son, Ralph P.
Yates, at Sleepy Eye.
He~was born in Johnston, n. Y :,
May 80, 1871, in the administration
of James Madison. He went into
business In Mississippi as 8 young
man, but finally settled in Rock conn
ty, Wis, where he followed farming.
Then he located on q farm In Dodge
county, this stats. where he lived I'm.
til old age made It necessary for him
to retire.
At one time he was next door
neighbor to Horace Greeley In New
York and often chatted with thssgreat
editor.
Morris tribune., 1914-06-26
cheerino.

Husband What did the palmist tell
you? Wife-Sh said should be mar
ried twiceI-Exchange
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PURCHASE OF THE
FAIR CONSIDERED
SUBCOMMITTEE APPOINTED FRI
DAY HOLDS INTERESTING
MEETING.
"Details Of OFFER Taken Up and Dis.
eussed But No Action Taken
Meet Today Again.

With all members present. the sub.
committee appointed to consider the
proposed reorganization of the State
fair Association held a meeting YES
terdsy afternoon. in the Board OF
Trade rooms. Secretary George Hook
OF the Fair Association. conferred with
the subcommittee
Ihough the proposition was gone
over carefully and every detail was
considered IT length. no definite action
was taken yesterday. and deliberations
were continued until another meeting
OF the subcommittee. this afternoon at
3 o'clock
IL is understood that members of
the committee view with favor the
general proposition outlined by the as.
ISOLATION. There is every prospect
that definite details for the transfer
OF the fair will be worked out within
the next few days.
otto Schenk Is chairman OF the sub.
committee. with Roy h. Naylor. as sec.
rotary. Other members are George O.
Maggie. James b. fancy. George Shook.
Hal SpeideL c. n. Hancher and II. c.
Ogden.
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PRAISE SERVICE
In SECOND U. P.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MEET.
ING LARGELY ATTENDED.
interesting Addresses Delivered and
Nefreshments Served-Mrs. Lit
tell Highly compiimented.

Attended by about 200 persons. A
special prayer service was held in the
Second United Presbyterian church,
Isst night. II was in the nature OF a
thanksgiving and jubilee meeting. eel.
eorating the completion and opening
OF the new church.
Rev. James a. Littell. ID. ID. the
pastor. had charge. Optimistic adj.
dresses were made BY several persons.
including Superintendent of Sabbath
school r. J. Dickson. Frank T. Hare.
Z. IL. Wheeler. J. Wilson White. DIR.
W. +. Buddenberg and Others.
William Hare. on behalf OF the
Mems brotherhood. presented Mrs.
Littell. wife OF the pastor. with a hand.
some set OF silver spoons. A vote OF
thanks was extended to II. J. McCu,.
laKh for the favors extended by him
TO Joseph Powell. of Buffalo. y. Y. who
had charge of the forward movement
rally and the exercises incident to the
formal opening OF the new church sun.
day.
During the evening DIR. Littell an.
nounced that Rev. Joseph Kyle. ID. d..
president of Xenia Theological Semi.
nary, and moderator of the General As
sembly OF the United Presbyterian
Church of North America. win have
charge OF the dedicatory services next
Sunday He will preach at both the
morning and evening services.
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion OF last nights thanksgiv.
ing service.
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GER MAN REPORT
Icontinusd From rirs. p.x.)

several points especially TO the east
Of st. Mihiel.
Although the French staff is very
spsring with its information, Il Is evil
dent that the forces which advanced
from Toul 10 oppose the Germans,
who crossed the Meuse near ST. MI
hiel. have succeeded in getting be-
hind the small contingent OF invaders
who had successfully carried out an
attempt TO bend the French line at
this point. other offensive move
ments by the French between Verdun
and Toul were repulsed. however. ao.
cording TO the German report.
Report No Change.
In Lorraine and in the Vosges there
has been no change in the situation.
Here. too. the armies seem TO be walt
ing the result OF the greater contest
going on further west where, British
military experts believe. the allies have
at last firmly set the claws OF their
left in the German right wing under
General Won Kluck.
The Russian armies continue to
sweep through Galicia and according
to a report from Rome tonight that
province OF the Austrian empire is
clear OF Austrian trops What f.
meant Is that the field armies of
Austria have either gone into the
foEtresses OF Przemysl and Cracow or
retreated 20 the south and west
The Russians have come across the
country in great parallel lines and
masking Prezmysl. have swept the
country clear as far as a line drawn
from Douklo. in the south. TO the neigh
borhood OF RzeszOw. in the north while
other forces have pushed their way
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INDIA UPRISING
Germans Confidently Expect Outbreak
In British coiony-Do Not
Know Conditions.
Correspondence Of the Associated
PressD

NSi'NsPoU1fUGe OF the ASSOC ate q
PressD
COPENHAGEN. Sept. i4.-ArticIes
and caricatures In German nevspaper,
and other periodicals. show that the
Germans are still confidently expecting
serious uprisings in India. The pub.
nc ~ stll In Ignorance Of the fact that
great number Of the princes Of India
have offered money and troops 10
Great Britain. The Rhenish- westpha.
ian Gazette publishes. with approving
comment the following letter.
The expectation. frequently ex.
pressed. that the Indians. when they
learn Of the British defeats. will rise
against their oppressors. may Yet be
FULFILLED. Z have just had an Oppor.
unity 10 talk with German physician
from Mucnster. who was for many
years In india lie says that Great
Britain 10 circulating reports In India
OF fabulous victories AZ land and sea
and that Germany can no longer offer
any earnest resistance
An newspapers appearing In India
ere daily fed with reports Of British
victories. and other newspapers. WIN
reports 81 even the slightest reverses
are not allowed 10 enter the country.
The censorship De- extraordinarily
sharp
Tho Indians believe these reports
~ victories. since they receive no 9th.
Or repofIH than such as are calculated
to strengthen their belief that Great
britain Del unconquerablc. ~ this con.
hdfnre should b. ever 30 little shaken
the consequences for british rule In
india could NOT be- foreseen
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WHAT TO DO FOR
ITCHING SKINS

Eczema. ringvorm and other itchInr.
burning skin eruptions are 20 easily
made worse by improper treatma~f
that one hos 20 b. very careful There
is ono method, however. that you need
not hesitate 10 use. even on o. bah, s
tender skin that is. The reainof trfaI.
mcnf HeHinol Del The prescription OF
a Baltimore doctor. put up in the form
90. resinoi ointment and reainol roap
Ihif proved fo remarkably surcessflI
hat thousands Of other physiciana
nave been prescribine Do constantly Tor
10 sears
Rrsinol stops itching inFtantIv. and
almost always heals the erupron
quickly and 90 little cost ReeinoI
ointment and resinoi SOAP can be-
bought o. any drugeifta For free
sarnples write 10 Rosinol. Dept ser.
baltimore. Nd
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through the passes of the carpathlans

through the passes OF the Carpathians
to Hungary.
They have only to go a little further
10 get possession of the railway that
runs from Sandec through the noun.
tains TO Lublau. and thence through
the heart OF the country to Budapest.
IL they accomplish this they will be
able to join hands with the army which
Is approaching Cracow. According 10
Petrograd correspondents they intend
to treat Cracow as they did Przemysl
and continue their march into Silesia.
In the meantime they have for a week
been fighting the Germans along the
river Niemen. between Kovon and
Crodno. and have thus far held them
in check. while reinforcements have
been reaching them.
Battle Is Furious.
The battle Is described as being a
furious one, but no details have been
allowed TO leak out. The German OBJ
ject in sending a strong force in this
direction Is to attempt to cut the rail-
way line from Warsaw through wilma
and Grodno TO Betrograd
The Germans are even businer than
the Russians for besides the battles in
France and Russia. they have begun
an attack on the outer forts OF Ant.
werp. For two days they have been
Smelling forts Waelhem and Wavre- st.
Catharins which covor the road from
Malines 10 Antwerp. Behind Waelhem
are the water works that supply Ant.
werp. but even the destruction OF these
would not be fatal TO the fortress as a
good supply OF water has been pro
vided for from other sources.
Concerning the progress Of this az
tack. the official reports give widely
different accounts. The Belgians say
the German attempts TO advance have
been repulsed and that their shells
have had no effect on the forts. On
the other hand the Germans declare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-01
JAPS LAND MARINES
NEAR TSING TAU

NEW YORK, Sent. 3O-The Feast
and West News bureau tonight an
nounced receipt OF a cable message
from Toxic as follows:
On the 2Sth the japanese fleet.
accompanied by gunboats and marine
corps. advanced toward Laoshan
heights (about Is miles from Using
Tau) and landed heir marines. The
latter occupied the outer edge Of the
harbor and captured four Krupp field
guns. four field wagons and a certain
quantity OF ammunition left by the
enemy"
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Tackle Gatanh Now
Be Free All Winter
Avoid esl1s, Stall Pneumonia, Keep Yow Ksss
Clear and vOW Threat Fraa.
Desr Wa IN Yss'rs An Busssd % Use AaNc-.

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ne vay % rsttinG ~ - Cntarrh nut
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q q =. r. taken into the blood ju-f -
uatureny ~ III ulust nouriahinr far-i "a
sprsads ita innoeoos ever ever orran IN
fhe body coHnss thryuah ~ TIE veins ar.d
hftertes, enables IN nucoua nurfa-es TO
enchanFe iunarnmat ~ arida and ofh~r
irritafinE substances for artsriaf sisrnenfs
inst enectually cleanse the system ard
thus pvt an end 20 an catarrhal poIiutios
q ,. q cieaus out ne stomach o. mucous
accuru NATIONS. enables only pure. blood.
HAEing materials % enter The intesfiuas
combines Win thcas food siements 10
enter the circuiafiou and On ie.s than an
hour IL - wurk Throughout tho body IN
the process % purfnoation.
he weficiuai oosnp0nents q 8 q q
are relatively h1st a. ss-ential = vel.
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GET INTO FRAY
With Adjournment Plans Completed
Coneressmen Prepare For Work
In the Campaign.

WASHINGTON. Sept. sO.-With
plans for adjournment OF congress nexl
month practically completed admin
istration leaders today began LAYING
plans for actively pushing the cam
palgn Tor the election OF another Dem.
ocratic senate and house in November.
Within the next few weeks spokesmen
OF the administration will be in the
held supporting Democratic nominees
In accordance with his recent letter
&c Chairman Diremus of the Demo
cratic Congressional committee. Presi-
dent Wilson will not make any speech
80 himself, but he plans TO carry on
an active letter writing campaign m a
number Of states.
The President has requests before
him for letters of support from Demo.
cratic candidates in all parts Of the
country. 10 was intimated at the White
House today that the administration
viii support all candidates nominated
In open Democratic primaries. II was
intimated In high administration cir.
cles today that practically all members
Of the Presidents cabinet will speak
in the campaign.
The President has shown particular
interest in the campaigns OF Reprssen.
tative Connolly for the senatorship
In Iowa, and Of Representative Palmer
for the senatorship In Pennsylvania.
and IL certain 10 write letters support.
ing both Of them. He will also signify
that he he for Glynn and Gerard in
New York Mr. Wilson in his letters
will tell OF the way in which various
candidates for reelection have sup.
ported his administration during the
present congress
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ORPHEUM THEATER TO BE
REPLACED BY STAG HOTEL

6ieberson real estate offices. and
Mecoy's Photographic studio.
u 10 Understood, however. that
some Of these tenants, at least, will
be given quarters In the new
building. and that the restaurant
will be undisturbed, the structure
to be built over IL.
Local Man In charae.
Most OF the property on which
~ IS proposed to erect the hotel In
owned by the Rogers estate and
managed by =. n. LANCE, who IA
said to be one Of those most inter.
ested In the project II is under
stood that we'll known hotel man
connected for years with one OF
the leading local hostelries, and
for time located in Grafton. will
manage the business.
Just how far plans have pro-
crossed is not known, but IL is
known that a local architect has
been engaged TO submit plans Of
the proposed building. The work
OF clearing away the ruins Of the
theatre has almost been connpleted
and work on the project could be
started within a short time. n 1.
not likely. however. that much
Roadway will be made before next
spring.
II is the intentions Of those
backing the proposition to con-
duct the hotel on a STAG basis,
catering principally to CONNER.
cisi men. The location is regard
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PLANS ARE BEING DRAWN BY
LOCAL ARCHITECT FOR
NEW HOSTEIRY.
viii Take In Entire Half Block Front
ing On Fourteenth street-loeaI
Man In Charge.

Wheeling Is soon to have anoth-
er modern hotel, according to
what is regarded as reliable infor.
nation.
A runor has been ooinq the
rounds the past few days so per
sistently that II is generally be-
lieved, to the effect that a hand.
some new hosiery is to be erected
on the site Of the Orpheum The
stre, which was recently destroyed
by fire. As yet. the story is lack
ing official confirmation, though
no denial has been made.
From what could be learned un-
Officially, yesterday. the plans Of
the promoters include the con.
struetion OF hotel several stories
high, which will cover the site not
only occupied formerly by the the
atre, but the entire southeast cor
ner at Fourteenth and Main
streets. II will cover what is now
occupied by the 5iIou restaurant,
Humes' pool room, the Ssuvaaeot
& Reed barber shop, Halter &
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tisd tie tr-stui~nfs vith ~ suoc--
a. an and : hsd simost decided the-s -
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] Eashed the child vith ths Cuttsura SEQ
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took a Ereat change 40 sispt uirht ard dav.
used cuticura SEQ snd Oiutm-ut -
months and he - 'ctrsd ooupistsir
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sefra - bodily reiief hat nrurcr how
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toss, and al othcr di.eaaed cniiditious u
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winning thoughts IN your brain Koi-
ipgE's Sanitone Waters put men and
women az their best-dispei gloom.
hrain-fag and peevishness and revitaIize
weak. oNerwrought nerves with your
oid nerVe-vtgor revived. you get n new
lease on life. You feel 50 much better
hat you Join In the social "hixh-jinks. %
and nobody realizes you're growing OLD.
keuoEgs Sanitome Waters have III
fcct ana SPECIFIC action. They get right
% weak nerves and get az them auicF-
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Nith SIX cents 20 stamps 90 help pay
POSTAGE ana packing for "a free soc trial
box 81 kelloEE's Canitone Waters. 20 y.
kellogg Co. 2Ilf Honmaster Block.
Rattle creek Michigan
The regular 100 size 81 Kellogg =
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lnE a. Logan Drug Co. 10Th and Main
streets. and O. fI Griest a Co. ff25
Market street
SO free boxes from druggists
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the Belgian sorties nave been driven
back. II probably will be some DAYS
yet before the Germans bring the full
force of their artillery to bear and
not until then can IL be judged wheth-
er the forts can stand the fire of mod
ern siege guns.
The Germans have agreed not 10
damage or destroy historical mona.
ments or churches IL the Belgians
viii agree not to use them for mill.
tary purposes.
Caused Bitter Feeling.
The sowing of floating mines by
the Austrians to harass the French
and English warships in the Adriatic
has resulted in the sinking OF an
Italian fishing boat. and the Italian
government has entered a protest at
Vienna. The incident has created
bitter feeling in Italy. where Il Is said
the mines have drifted from the Aus
TRAN TO the Italian side OF the Adriafic
and have terrorized the fishing Undue.
try. which is the chief resource of this
region.
Marquis III San Giuliano. the for
elgn minister. who Is one of the chief
friends OF the Triple Alliance in Italy.
Is seriously III and Premier salandr,
mas taken charge of the foreign Office.
IL is suggested in london that this
might bring about some change IN the
policy Of Italy. as the premier is said
10 be in favor of Italy Joining win
the allies. TO which Marquis hi Sau
Slullano was strongly opposed.
Semlin. the important Austrian
Town opposite Belgrade. which the
SeTFians captured several weeks ago.
out evacuated when the Austrians
threatened them In another quarter.
has again fallen into Servian hand
This will relieve Belgrade from The
almost incesssnt cannonadinF 20
which that city has been subjected
Saratevo. the capital OF Bosnia. is
coming within gunshot OF the Servlan
ana Montenegrin armies. which hone
70 add that city to their conquests
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WAR BRINGS PROSPERITY.

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.. Sept 30
That thn European war is responsible
Tor an increase iu prosperity in the
'arriaee building trade Of this country
vas declared hy DELEGATES 10 the Na.
uontl tarriarc Builders Association
ln convention here today Factories
which Werc about 20 suspend tempo
rarily ere nov working double shine.
accordlng 10 the delegates
mat metal. because % lts greater
Durability and less cost. will soon 70.
place wood as a material Tor bodies
and wheels ~ horse drawn vehicles
vas predicted
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".NI 20. h.aN b. m Tho
correspondent or Heufer.r Trf.r,sr,
~ ulnt at Amsterdam Gays thaf Il al.
patch haH been received there from
iierlfn stating the German rnnrrsf $500
= Nn'nnroH innf fhe surgeon general cd
2 H" army has cent fhr following f.f.-
Tram Co. Emperor Wiluam.
n lew DAYS ego military haarff.f
pr 'rrNIfn IFr1ucnI wnn nffnIErf hg
If.tnr .firrlra tirrrruiar ahnrrrHnnfsrrf
An expedition sent ouf fn rrlhIr. ...
90 fNwhHr lf com posed OF one haffsr.
Son OFF che iadwthr. cnrountsr,. 80. .''..