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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04
Men Suffer From Cold

Paris, Oct. 3.--After having tried
in vain recently in the North OF
France to break, at Tracy-Lc-Mont
and then at Roye, the strong line OF
the allies. the Germans have re-
newed their fierce attacks between
the latter city and the region c
Arras Their latest eGort7,
which they have been hurting thei
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

force against the French and Eng
l.sh in trying to gain decisive vic
tory, have had no better results.
The French, in an official state
ment, frankly admit a slight falling
back at the left of one of their de-
tachments. On the other hand. the
allies have not only successfully OPP
posed the terrific onslaughts of the
enemy at other points. but have
made gains as well.
The allies continue to pour in the
troops at points where they are
needed TO replace those worn out by
the hard fighting or in filling gaps
in the ranks. 1t is assumed that
Englands native troops, whose ar
rival at Marseilles last week has
only just been announced, are either
at the front or in its vicinity. They
have greatly strengthened the French
line, which. it is roughly estimated,
now numbers 10000 men.
The troops in the trenches are
suffering severely in the chilly
niehts and cons aQuently a number of
British supply officers have visited
Paris and have purchased all the
available supply of warm clothing.
turs. comforts and sweaters. Each
man in the field has been supplied
with a blanket, waterproof sheet
and an overcoat, but the districts
where the fighting is proceeding are
subjected to thick mists, making a
long sojourn in the open air unen-
durable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

The unemployment was steadily
decreasing, with from 100000 to
100000 men in the field. he said.
Many industries Mere working over
time ca war orders and measures
have been taken TO divert labor frcm
idle branches 10 busy departments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

Rear springs, extra long,
underslung, "a elliptic
Wheplbase. ia inches
Lager tires, 81 inch X inch
Demountable rims i extra
Lcft-hand drive
Center control
Body. beautiful new Brew
ster green finish
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04
Associated lress.

London, Oct. B PetroGrad dis
dispatch, by way Of Rome to the
Central News, says.
THE Germans are eNacuating
Russian territory. Whole regimen Is
have been drowned in the Niemen
liver and have lost their siege ar
rllery. The Emperor it is declared,
escaped with difficulty"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04
Associated Press.

Rerlin. Oct. S.lGermany's posi-
tion economically and financially is
such as viii enable her to carry the
war TO a successful completion. i'm
the opinion of Vice-Chaneellor
Clemens Delbruck. The country
cannot be starved out, he declared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

morning train and the remainder viii
depart at noon. Carbonate is pre-
pairing for a big crowd. The Cairo
district will make a good showing
at the meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

"In Bosnia Serb and Monteneg il
columns are advancing upon Sara
jevo.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

This is q Live Town--Advertis
here and get busy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04
GERMANS PREPARING
TO PROTECT FLANK
IN CASE OF RETREAT

tConcluded from PAR. t'L-.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-04

The new Overland has Of the most advanced and most
admired body designs Of the The full sweeping stream
lines are clean cut trim uninterrupted and perfectly proper
tened slightly sOped hood perfectly rounded radiator
edge and graceful crowned tenders add both charming
ard excellent tas.e to this smart mode
The new Overland has larger tonneau Yen lnow how
crampd and uncomfortable three adults usually in the
average There is plenty in the 1915 Overland
ample for three arse people and enough hn3th or the tai est
The new Overland has the advanced and prac
tica type of springs They Of design under
slung and much longer than heretofore Beng unusually
flexible their action absobe all road shocks and ol ard
perfectly smooth riding is the comfortable consequence
The Over and has the most advanced electric i9hi1y
and electric stating system All e,etc switches conyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09


Miss Hattie Lyons. teacher In the
Cameron school. has returned to her
work. after having spent the weekend
at her home near West Alexander.
Miss Wilda North returned last eve.
ming TO Elm Grove. after having spen;
over Sunday with her parents az Gin.
ton
Dr. J. NJ. Henderson OF CDaysyille
spent yesterday as the guest OF reia.
tives at Elm Grove.
Miss Edna Henderson has returned
10 her home 90 West Alexander. afte-
having spent p few days in Wheeling
Miss Sue Waddell has returned 10
cameron. where she will resume her
duties as teacher In the school. after
having spent the weekend AZ her
home at West Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nichols or
WOOdsdale have returned TO their
homes. after ? short visit with frieAjs
az short Greek.
J. 7. Carter has returned 10 his
home ~ Elm Grove after ling spent
several days looking after business
along the great lakes.
Mrs. Clarence Litman IL confined m
her home AZ Edgington Lane. on ac-
count of Illness
clyde Rice returned last evening 10
West Liberty. where he will resume
his studies In the Normal. after bav.
ing spent the week end with his mar.
ents az Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert WamsIev and
daughter Lucille. have returned IA
their home at-g.lm Grove. after HAVING
spent several lays with friends Al
parkcrsburg.
Aiffcd Davis. Who w7g seriously In .
iurcd Thursday afternoon when he
fen from high ladder. g. In crit.
cal condition
The regular weekly meeting OF
Henry Clay Camp Modern Woodmen
81 America. will b. held Tuesdav
evening IN the lodge rooms In Hands
hail
Harry Bloomfield. OF Patterson. a..
tended the Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburgh foot hall came. a. Pitts
burgh Saturday
Mrs. William Patterson. Of Mac
Donald. Pa. is rpendinE several DAYS
a. tho Rucrt 0f nor son. y 8. Patter.
son % Elm Grove
Mics Fannie Kloetzer. who vas re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis.
is improving az well a. could BE- er.
pected AZ her home IN Fulton
Miss Marjorie Dixon. % Waynes-
burg. is the guest for a few days OF
friends In Fulton
Mrs oliver Cook and daughter. Miss
Sarah Carter Cook. motorcd from
0reensbureh. Pa Yesterday and are
spending several days a. the eueat Of
Mr. and Mrs.. a. y Carter. q PORES,
View
julie roliack. Of Pleasant VALLEY. vas
removed TO the Ohio valley General
Hospital last evening
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Birch Improving.

George Birch. the Triadelphia man
who was struck by a West Virginia
Traction G. Electric Company car near
that place. Saturday morning. is i'm.
proving as well as could be expected.
k.a<ly Saturday morning Birch was
leaving his home for the Creighton
coal mine and when coming down
the national pike a short distance be.
low his home. stepped in front Of the
fast moving Gar. The result was that
he was struck by the steps and thrown
to the ground. receiving slight inju.
ries. II is claimed that he stepped
from in front Of an automobile and
directly in the path OF the car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
OUT-THE-PIKE
Annual Fight Occurs.

The annual fight in the town OF Elm
Grove took place about O'Clock YES.
terday morning. when Harry Hop
Wesuake celebrated the first anniyer.
sary of his big fight on the West Wiz.
ginia Traction Company lines by mix.
ing things with Sandy" Berger. coun.
Gilman OF Patterson. Officer Butler
was attracted to the scene of the con.
iiict and landed both the offenders in
the town lookup. They were released
yesterday morning. after having nut
up for their appearance this evening
AZ trial before Mayor Rine.
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peal transcript nied from docket OF Jus
tee LAWYER.
blackburn Bros. vs.. Warrington OIL
q Jas company. verdict OF jury for de-
mitchell Stilwell vs. Elizabeth Fresh
water. suit for $1,000 damages becaus.
ne aheees she said he was dead beat
anu would not pay rent and she had TO
pay Tor miving him out of the house .
ne alleges this caused other landlords
20 refuse TO rent to him and injured him
" the esteem OF his fellow men.
tim 'V' P'A'n'
Laura NJ. Fritz vs.. Arthur o. Fritz.
suit Tor divorce and custody OF child
Jhey were married June rs. 1901. and
she alleges wilful absence. gross neg
lect and failure TO provide. ID. NJ Brown
attorney for plaintiff
Jenerson Building Savings Co. vs.
Rosa NJ. Jones. ct al suit IN foreclosnr.
ior sz.lfs.oO. Mcclave and McClave at
torneys for PLAINTIFF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
SERVIANS WIN
Repulse Two Vigorous Attacks OF the
Austrians and Capture Pris-
oners and Munitions.
.ERRY ON The JOB

PARIS. Nov. s. $3.50 D. ma Havas
Agency dispatch from Nish. Seryia.
says:
The enemy made a vigorous attack
ON the night OF November 4 against
our positions southeast and south of
Snabats. but after a counter attack We
put the Austrians TO fight, after In.
melting heavy losses. They left 900
dead and 200 wounded on the field.
During the same night the Austri.
ans attacked our positions at Borsea
ana Goutchevo. but were repulsed.
On November 6 they again attached
these latter positions. but again we're
repulsed with heavy casualties"
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to enlist as volunteers are informed
that they may be commandeered,
and their services employed in diff
ferent works for the army"
The Belgian government explains
that the object OF this order is TO get
all the able-bodied soldiers back 70
the front and to induce as many Others
as possible to join the army: and. sec.
ondly. to relieve the British public of
the burden of providing for Belgians
who ought to be helping in the strug.
gle 70 dispossess the invaders"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
CALL TO COLORS
King OF BELGIUM Issues summons. init.
mating Those Who Do Not Join
VIII Be commardeered.

LONDON. Nov. s. 1853 p. m.-An.
other call TO the colors has been IS.
sued by the Belgian government 10 AL
nationals. The summons this time Is
accompanied by an intimation that
mos. snose not joining voluntarily may be
"commandeered."
All Belgians under IS years old. who
were previously members of the civil
guard. are now allowed to enlist I'm the
regular army, and all unmarried Rel
sians between is and 30 not wishing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

Miss Ella Walsh. OF Benwood. spent
yesterday visiting at the residence OF
Miss Anna schultz. OF Richland avenue.
South Warwood.
yesterday visiting friends In Center
Warwood.
Miss Cora Darrah. OF Seventh street.
Is expected TO return home today. after
spending q couple OF weeks visiting
friends In Crleveland. q.
Charles Adams. OF Marwood has re-
turned from business trip 90 Cameron.
W. Va.
Mrs. NJ. l. Lippart. OF Louisville. XIV.
Is visiting friends and relatives in south
Warwood.
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Mrs. Il. L. Reed and daughter. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Miller and baby. OF FairmOnt. Mrs
r A. Bennett aud daughter. Mrs. Hast
lngs. OF huntington. spent the day yss
terday with their cousin. Mrs. %. n
koen. ON Main street. Mrs. Bennett and
daughter left this morning for their
home In Huntington.
j. II. Barnes. OF oklahoma City is n
visitor with relatives here
Mrs. Mary Coleman was called 10
Pittsburgh to-day by death OF a relative
Misses Wolf and Parker are spending
this week end at their home Ia West
Union.
Mrs. +. +. MackIin and guest. Miss
Nina Miller, left this morning for Par
kersburg. after visit with DR. and Mrs
Ice. here
j. u. Howard. of Pittsburgh. was a
business visitor here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
Good MEETING.

One of the most interesting meet.
ings of the Vance Memorial Sunday
school was held at the morning ses.
sion yesterday. An unusually large
number of people were out for the
meeting. Special music for the ses.
sion was furnished by the Aeolian
Quartet. of Wheeling. AT the close
OF the school a vote of thanks was
rendered the quartet for their serv.
ices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
Hunters Return

James b. Shepherd and William r..
keyser. well known young men OF Elm
Grove. spent Saturday hunting in the
DIX wilderness" They spent the
Time hunting, and Il is said that they
are still hunting. as the game was
so plentiful that they were unable TO
shoot for fear Of stepping on a
bunny They returned home tired
but not unhappy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

good one. an Irish-bred reidinR He
SEEMED TO take kindly to the gane
and bore me along In great style
Most of the uhlans had turned and
scooted. We followed them up. mai.
ina rood use Of our sabers. Our dash
had carried us past the guns which
the enemy still held and were nring
Capt Grenfell called 20 us encourar.
inEly AZ thcm again. he cried out
We must set those runs And ~ 'ern
aEain We we're. We cleared out The
uhlans, and with swelling cheers our
chaps took possession % the auns
capt 0renfen vas IN the thick Of NJ
All Come on. boys. he said. harness
mem up. There are eleven more Of
me enemy's guns over there. We
mieht ~ vel take them, too Ana &c
We took the whole bunch"
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STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENvILLE. o.. Nov MAJOR
McLeis Is trying TO break up a prAc-
uce adopted by the liquor law violators
In the Servian district. Big able boiled
men who ought to be over lighting the
Austrians along the Drina make their
wives sell booze In Bling Tigers and then
when caught make the women trail A
parcel OF children who have survived in
rant mortality into the courts and an
peal for sympathy. This fails 10 get
count leuiency.
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Mystic Lodge. @

The regular weekly meeting of Mys-
tic lodge. No. "a. X. OF p. Of Elm
Sro'e. viii be held this evening In It's
lodge rooms on Main street Several
important business matters will be
taken up at this time. and all members
OF me lodge are urged TO be present.
among other things OF importance 20
De taken up is the completion Of ar
.angements Tor the visitation that will
be held at Elm Grove on November Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
WARW0OD
Tickets on Sale.

The FIRST tickets were given ont vs.
setiey by the members OF the Ladies Aid
society OF the Lutheran church. to be
Viii De given at the \. q. 4. W hall in
wheeling. November 10. a large amount
o. money Is expected to be cleared so
mat IL can be added to the church fund
Tor the erection OF church in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
Pavino DELAYED

The Atlantic Bithulitic company II
Richmond. Va. has been granted an
appeal TO the state supreme cosrt in
their case against the town of"Edg-
wood. over a contract awarded them
for the paving OF streets From all
indications the town viii now have 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

The annual concert and musical of
the stone church Sunday school or.
chesfra will be held in the church on
Tuesday evening. December 1. The
orchestra will be assisted by several
prominent soloists. and promises 20 be
one of the best ever held at the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

Members OF the Owls lodge OF War
wood held their monthly meeting yes
tordsy afternoon at the Warwood
Amusement ccmpanys building corner
Third street and Richland avenue Most
or the members were present as many
cussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

In this appellate court district Judge
W. II. spence. or Lisbon. has defeated
Judge w. +. Barnum. OF Youngstown.
FOR the short term. Judge Jas. Roberts
has defeated Judge W. 5. Netcalfe for
the long term.
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Intsresting suhisct

a Very interesting subject was taken
up and discussed by Miss Nellie Moore
who had charge OF the meeting OF the
christian Endeavor Society OF the Pres
byterian church. which met at Z O'clock.
The meeting was wen attended BY young
people In spite OF the bad weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

weekly meeting OF the Loveland Vol
cnteer Fire and Protection Association
or south Warwood. will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the hose house
corner Firth and WarwOod avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

Plans have been completed for the
Dazaar and market which will be given
by me members OF the Ladies' aid So
Slety OF the Presbyterian church Thurs
any ana Friday, November - and 10, ~
the church. on Twentieth street fres
lunch Will be served to all present.
Home made cakes. candies. bread and
pies will be sold nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

AeAANy Tr8nnNeFo.
Louis De Maio 10 J. j. Hartley. Rfshop
lot. city. $1,000.
ID. j. Sinclair to Mary Sincslair. 24ts
acres. Warren tOnshiwp. 81
Mary Wickersham 10 Harvey Overly
PEBBLE Bank. lot, $40.
Laura Rosa TO Anthony Rosa. two
lots. Smithneld township. Al
John Boka to Mike walkosky IS acre.
Warren township. 81 900.
Frank McClain and wife TO Jos Tar.
CART. Metes. Toronto. 81.
w r. Selman 20 Harvey Marcellus
Notes. Warren township. $40.
7. a. Phillips 20 Jennie Phillips. tive
lots, Pleasant Heights. 81.
j. W. Hendure 20 David Stern LOT
Pleasant Heights. o..
David stern 10 J. W. Bendure lot. Ia
Belleview. 81
George McNary 60 Lucia Cox. sc 75.
100 acres, Wayne township. 81.
Eliza Porter. guardian. 20 p r. Nc.
Claim, 10 lots. Toronto. $4,000
r. II. McCiain 20 Emma Readhead tee
lots. Toronto. 81.
Joseph Feczko TO Mike Moiesan. lot
Toronto. 5000
p. 7. Mccain 10 Mary RunzIer. lot
Toronto. 1850.
Cont Memr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09

Rev. y. w. Evans. OF the Christian
chureh. has returned home after being
sloan. OF West Liberty. had charge OF
both morning and evening services Roth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
WARRINGTON
MAnnington Di.tr,ot comDl,,,

hanntngton District complste.
. complete returns from Warrington
district give Geo. W. Bowers for preSi-
ity OF Sc votes
For school commissioner A. j. Hess
mas majority over j. A. Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
TeIls 81 ReeapturIna Gun,


Serseant James OBrien. Of the
Nlnth Lancers. describing an attempt
TO recapture twelve guns OF the sixty.
hrst and Sixty.fOurth briRades which
had been taken by the Germans. said /.
We got the order to mount: we took
on our coats and caps. tucked up our
snirt sleeves and gripped our lances.
They had recommended firing. ana
shell aud shrapnel began TO hiss about
us-a hail of lead and iron. Many of
our poor fellows were knocked clear
out Of their saddles. killed on the
spOt One sergeant had his head
blown on and two privates had their
arms shot away. I saw a stretcher
passing by 20 the rear Twas our
colonel. second IN command. badly
wounded. too. At last Captain Gren.
tel rode M. Now. boys. he shouted.
al ready. stick toeether,' Righto,'
We shouted back
We could hear rustiing noises
overhead a. n there we're giant birds
iying over us Then big something
dsrtcd among our horsemen and ex.
plodeu with a crash. White clouds
rose up between helmets and har.
ness. the horses reared Violently
''Nt AitfN fNNNNNMfN TO NnNUIN. What
natter Our way was onward We
could see the Uhlans advancing
broad blue-brown riiuerine wall OF
men and horses. We got the signal
CHARGE That charge, We let one
long roar out Of ne and swept on ike
= storm In Dublin hay. There were
sho OF us. We went at them like 90.
mons let loose into a well 81 humani.
~. Most 81 u.s. including mvsolf
broke our iances Those that did
drew their swords Soon We we're
slashing and hacking an around us
We had 10 face about 1900 tThIans.
We cut our way through and Jumped
over what Ne thought was the out.
skirts OF harm. 10 looked like a
fence covered with hay and straw. ~
was a barbed wire ENHANCEMENT.
Feli Into Raging inferno.
We had fallen Into q howiinr. rag.
ing inferno-like diving into q vat of
melting lead Here Il was We Lost
most Of our men. The poor horses cot
twisted NJ IN tho wire They couldn't
SCI loose. and our chapa wouldn't
leave them. Ny own horse was q rare
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had done everything for them like
sisters. II Belgian wanted anything
now. and he was at his last penny.
he'd give him It, I asked him what
songs the soldiers sang. He said that
In the trenches they sang Get Out or
Get Under" when they Aaw the shells
coming. ''Tipperary" was a favori.e
on the road. but The Germans Got
My Daddy a parody of another song.
was popular. The Scotties had their
own songs. and they made most noise
with We're the Lads from Bonnie
Scotland"
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the bad weather
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walt several months before any defin-
lie action can be taken In the matter.
IL will be remembered that the town
council. contrary to the wishes of the
majority OF the voters. awarded III 2
contract for warrenite roadway. ana
an Injunction was Immediately grant.
ed The case was taken to the lower
courts. where IL was decided in favor
OF the town, and the company took an
appeal.
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DESCRIBES CHARGE
OF SCOTS GREYS
SURVIVOR SAYS MEN WENT
STARK MAD m ENGAGEMENT
WITH uHlANs.
Troops FAN Into Raging inferno and
Cut Way Out With
Ssbers.

LONDON, November s.-Nounded
soldiers who are able to go about are
now fairly common sights In the town.
Onicers wiz an arm in a black sling
are often TO be seen about Bond stree.
especially about the tobacconist shops
1t Is the usual thing for a wounded
OFFICER. whenever he is able to go out,
10 go TO the shops and order cigars,
and cigarettes for his regiment at the
front Wounded men getting better
can now be seen with their friends at
the music halls or in the Tubes anu
buses. They have usually either 20:
their story pat and ready after many
feelings in the family circle. or are
men OF few words who have only an
swers for questions. IL the questioner
takes their fancy. Another private OF
the Middlesex regiment whom | met
gave me his experiences
He had been wounded I'm six places
by Jack Johnson" and one of the
pieces was still in him awaiting nnal
operation. He said the troopers gave
up their last cigarettes to the wound
ed He himself had seen his pals
looked after by Belgian women, who
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Probate Court


In the estate OF DeIiah Hartford.
nnal account was nled