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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
LIGHTING CONTINUES
- 0T1 - o. OH :.
II No. ,Decisiyss, Engagements Have o.
ID i9eurred-NoFth Sea Mined by Brit
ish--Mercbssn3 Marine Warned.

n EItAdHTH'e'es raw
ia ,eurred-NoFth Sea Mined by Brit
~ lsh-Merehant Marine Warned.
q, New, lYork;1]Fierce fighting con-
tinues between the allies and the Ger
mans in France and Belgium, and be-
tween the Germans, Austrians and
Russians in the east. No decisive en
~ gagements have occurred, but, accord
Ing to reports of the various war chan
z cellories, progress Is being made or
'''Attaoks. reRpised by their respective
.;rprmies. t,u L;sz ~
One Of, the NOS Most Important new fea.
lures in the war Situation is the an
-. n0nacement by the British admiralty
that the entire North Sea has been de-
clared a military area and that vessels
Z plying it's waters will be in grave dan
ger from mines, which 1t has planted,
unless they obey the rules laid down
by the admiralty.
iytn A news, agency dipatch says the Ger
mans have placed big guns on Borkum
Island, In Tie Forths Sea.
The German Cruiser Karlsruhe has
captured hothree Conditional British
steamerslih Tire. sauth Atlantic.
Except that the general attack by
the Japanese and British on the Ger
man fortress at Tsing-Tau continues
nothing is known of the situation there
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
SHIVELY WINS IN INDIANA
Entire Democratic Ticket Reelected in
Indiana-ShivcIy's Plurality About
&c, ooO--Progressives Third.

indianapolis, Ind.-Incomplete re-
turns from the election in Indiana in
dictate the reelection Of United States
Senator B. F. Shivcly by a plurality OF
about 20 900, and the entire Democratic
state ticket, headed by Homer l.. Cook
for secretary Of state. The Progress
sives ran a poor third. lndiana's solid
congressional delegation was broken,
the Republicans winning in the Sey'
cnth and in the Tenth districts. The
outcome in the Second, where a strong
fight was made against Congressman
w. A. CuIlop. and the Sixth, was still
in doubt. with both the Democrats and
Republicans claiming victory.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
E1ROGRAD CLAIMS
:;~EkEhE.REPULsED
oekhANs eRfvENFRoM EDGE OF
ADVANCE NORTH.
Ms1RIANS ON OFFENSIVE
t4i..rs.. '9F!fgbtifna id4,esile'a on tn. San
5sN.r, HlWhertf sRdssians Capture
Town of ~hla<OAAustrians Go
no tigryToWsfd' South.

. tH- B - '.' to N-.
petrograd.-The. following report
,-om the general staff of the Russian
,omuander in the VESTS made public
here: ,'~5srh xii g..
.,nop the front in Eastern Prussia u
h,,go5opYsi have rreepptuisad' German attacks
st,.cted aigainsV vladMlavoff, driven
The; eaaeuliy, frog st,s eastern edge OF
The Romiutcq .fQrsst and advanced to
he nnQ1r!th. Of, Lake Raigorod.
'TaBsyond the vituIa our troops con.
tpue the offensive without being op.
posed. C1ly in the region Of Opatov
The Aiustrians attempted to resist US
with considerable forces. They were
apulsed. Beyond the Opataw river
tbe Austrians hold a fortified position.
TIN Gtalicta;-on' the San River, our
:treons >tnt cred thnr cvillage Of Nisko,
where. fierce fighting took place.
"On the. rest Of the front the sttua'
tiCn Is Virtually Unchanged"
1.-THE military correspondent of tho
Noyoc Vremya: explaining the chang,
ing disposition of the enemy's forces
says; .
1.-THE Austrians are moving south
and southwest toward the West Gall
clan frontier and, Cracow, while the
,Germans. .~rettsating from Warsaw, are
falling back vest and southwest to,
ward the SAeFlan Frontier.
AS the Russian, Troops from War
saw and Novoe Georgiewsk follow the
Gerna7s, the Russian East Prussian
corps is moving in force on the regions
Rorthwcgt of Warsaw and are occupy
Ing both banks OF the Vistula below
Warsaw.
German Officers captured say the
. impossible roads have forced the Ger
.anam 10 f0llOW.the double tracked rail.
lread from Warsaw to Czenst-Chowa
through .Skieruipwiee and Piotrkow.
r The southern divions are following
!, the railway lines" FROM Kielce toward
Crawcow, while the German extreme
left is moving west toward kalisz'
Thi wing Is drawing re-enforcements
from Miawa and Thorn"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
INCREASE IN POPULATION.
Statistics Compiled in Office Z" the
Secretary OF Pen.

.Jackson.-The population OF tho
state penitentiary increased by three
men during the period from Sept, 2b to
Oct. rs, according to reports Just COM
piled in the offices Of the secretary OK
the prison board.
On Sept, Is there were l,445 persons
on the state convict farms, Now there
are 1,44S.
During the 3O.day period Al new
nrisouers were received, and l6 were
recapturcd. twenty-five persons were
discharged, II were pardoned by the
governor, 10 escaped and one was =
discharge for m]erit0rious conduct.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
ALLIES USE 2,225, 900 MEN
German Strength Now Estimated at
- 1,75U,ooo 4tnJ WAst-Look for
F'9l = Nus d,oro,AN,r

.
Observation-Disclosures as to
the number of men engaged in par
ticular actions On the part OF the
: allies 300.mile battle line in France
and Belgium is known outside
Of a small group of men who surround
',Gen. Joffre, French commandef-in-
iEgchlefC 4,
W But wheBs r., comes to the relative
size of the armies engaged In the
Western lfdIdriefatbe war, something
hike 1gsriaraA accuracy is obtainapie'
e Competent, persons attached to the
French war office estimate that the
Germans have in Belgium and France
and along the German frontier to
Switzerland about 100000 men. The
French, English and Beigians hav
about 2.225,0Od men on or near the
lighting. lines,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
REPUBLICANS MAKE
A STRONG SHOWING
DEMOCRATS RETAIN MAJORITY IN
CONGRESS BuT LEAD IS CUT
DOWN CONSIDERABLY.
OSCAR UNDERWOOD WINS
Uncle Joe Cannon Returned TO House.
Boise Penrose Wlr5 ~ Pc0nsjl
vania-Democrat8 in tho
South Rc. elected.

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% @,,I,. .s,aa ' ~ dofaa, porrhur,,s in
Wisconsin.
Nil""o6i ''''' wac NV ~"
the Republicans gaining roh'f"' "I the
noN' "JI"1', !" ',,,na w.. ..rnr,,l
in nearly a dozen states mas attracted
keen attention to I'M" liI5' "F"'' "
the new constitutional H''''''' o, '''',
ing senators by popular vote I"'I"au VI
by the state ieSlsia''reS.
Failure &c elect I'mo'Fat'' ,'','''''
IN New York. n~ohlrH'l'"'' '''','
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
~Hone-GroWn Dinner.

Laurel.-Onicials Of the Laurel
chamber Of commerce are most enthu'
s,astic over the prospects for the
"Grownin,M issiseippi" dinner to be
given in the Pinehurst hotel, and are
confident Of success in winning the
silver loving cup offered the CONNER.
cial organization serving the best din
nor of products grown in Mississippi
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
McDermott Elected.

Chicago.-Early returns Indicated
the election Of James T. McDermott
,DemocratJ, who resigned from CON
rress when the famous Mulhall charges
involving him were made, as congress-
man from the Fourth Illinois district
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
Onera House to Be Sold.

Port Gibson.-The Port Gibson opera
borse will be sold at public auction to
satisfy a deed Of trust for several thou
sand dollars held by the Port Gibson
hank. The building ia the property Of
Franklin Lodge OF Odd Fellows, tho
NTH Oldest lodge Of this order In the
state. :
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06

Tic ladies' Of the W. c. T. t. at a
meeting in alark4IIIc. decided to petit
ton the board Of supervisors asking
hem to make the hanging Of the two
negroes who were sentenced to hang
Dec. II of private nature.
Mass Meeting Called,
The farmers and business men oil
Montgomery county are called to meet
al the courthouse in the city II W5noEa
on Saturday, Eog. 7, at pm, The %
loot Of the meeting e. TO discuss thf
Reduction Of The cotton crop for lgl5
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
Senator oyernsn Reelected,

Raleigh, n. Ex-senator OTerfnan'
democrat, was rc.eicctcd in North
Cardinal election Early returns M
dicated that eight Of the states ~
Democratic nominees for representa-
tives in congress had been elected.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
Champ Clark Reelected.

Montgomery; Mo. - Champ CLARK,
speaker Of tie House was reelected
nv a majority CT approximately S,CGl
yDtes. som g. Bro#n, his Republican
opponent, tdhcedcd his defeat by from
2C)0 to 3IrW Yotea. -,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
smoot Wins in Utah.

); salt Lake City.-First Utah returns
on senatorial candidates give Smoot
fRepubljcan) 1908, Moyle FUSION L.
l25. The vote indicates Republican
and Democratic gains and Progressive
loses.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
c... Makes Statement.

1onJop.-A dispatch from Mosco.
to Reuters Telegram Company soy
,b,t Emperor Nicholas said; Peace
onIv is possible when Russia reaches
Ma heart of German soil. This Is INC
".n,mon opinion Of all Muscovites.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06

washinstc --Ghent is isolated from
n, Communicates. ceori:ng to a dis
paRith aaesttcsl--INsso american gov
A''oenfits- sinHnayor s7nzer to Elais,
s'rat.aH' aass1Flano0 s
.HoeyT- L
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
Austrian Claims.

Mauchester.-The Austro-Hungarlan
.mhassador, DR.. X. T. Dumba' says:
SON the River San the Russians
-, rreat losses. AT Rosewan ana
.nu,n Of stary.sambor, 800 ltu9slans
and three machine guns were cap
tired"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
os ssarashI X WEE Heavily.

,jQ Parish The, French war ministry ID
intorrfeh nfHalt1 the German losses in
THE indrthemllile last few days have
v been 1S0gOo9 after an enlargement at
a single point on the User the Ger
/, mans left 1000 dead on the field.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
Railroad Won Case.

McComb City.-The case Of Monroe
Newman against the Illinois Central
railroad at Magnolia was decided In
favor of the defense.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
NhGEE WILL WEAR
COTTON COSTUMES
ORGANIZE COTTON CLUB


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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06

Arnold Perry, OF Gre enwood
was one Of our visitors this Wcck.
-Win0na Times.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06
GRAHAes CRACKERS

n food for every cay.
Crisp, delicious c2d
otrcrgthcniaC. Fresh
baked and lrco,1 &C.
livered, 10 cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-06

Uneeda Biscuit

Nourishment-hne ia
Neutrality-suspicious.
-wholesomcAcss. All
for S cents, il the
moisture-proo fpackage.
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TWO OF A KIND.

lnasmuch as President Wilson has
endorsed the administration Of Gov.
ernor Cox. OF Ohio. as consistent with
the Washington administration. we
call the attention OF the voters OF the
Buckeye State to the similarity OF the
two In the extravagant waste OF the
peoples money. There is the once OF
Attorney General Hogan. who aspIres
TO the United States Senate. When
Governor Herrick was In ONCE his at.
torney general got along nicely with
an expense Of t5s.6OO per year. The
Hon Timothy Hogan. In the same Of.
nee. manages to spend tl27.sss a year.
or three times az much. 10 keep the
once going. He has a row OF special
counsel" in HIS expense account.
The first gentleman IN Mr.. HoRan's
salary squad gets a special" salary
OF 5000 year. The next six OF che
special" squad get salaries Of a. 600
caeb; the eighth gets $500: the ninth.
$1,000; and the tenth. who would not
seem 10 be especially special gets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
Bu ERNEST FOX NICHOLS. President
Dartmouth College

HE college ideal the whole WE'LL DEVELOPED BODY
i AND WELL FURNISHED MIND both under the enlight
ened control Of spirit vide sweeping WELD
ROUNDED ARCH OF PERSONALITY, with fault
"one m It's structure to imperil ts lasting stability
COLLEGE
PHYSICAL APPROACHING The
HIGHEST STAGE ROOTS CHARACTER
TINE DEEPER GROUND FROM LATER
GROWN MAN
sRiHo MEN TooETHgR IN GENEROUS AND
WHERE THERE - FRIENDLY RtvALRV.
ARE OHsELFtst TIERS NOTHING soRoo
Az UNWORTHY ADVANTAGE
PIAUsE AND EARNEST EFFORT
The Of the college then 70 for th life
OF their day 70 teach them life M and
significance. to steadily and whole
MIND TRAINED INSTRUMENT the firm grasp a
fast WILL which the spirit Quicken spirit through
understanding is is larger ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
RECREANT OFFICIALS.

In the Far West where labor dis.
orders and riots have been rampant,
the respect for the law has taken a
most effective turn in the removal by
the courts Of the sheriff OF the county
and the mayor OF the city OF Butte.
Montana. who were found by a jury OF
their peers guilty OF dereliction Of
duty during the recent miners riots
They have been promptly removed
from once. Il was a singular case.
the riots being provoked by the diff.
ferences between two factions Of ;he
miners. Lawless acts were committed
without Interference BY either sheriff
or mayor. Evidently their sympathies
were ruled by one Of the factions.
That has been one Of the troubles
Of the East. A. well A. the West. Men
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out $500. There not being room for
more than ten In the once In the capt
toll building. Mr. Hogan has scattered
few throughout the State. A special
special" counsel was prevailed on 10
connect With $1,000 salary in cincin-
natl. but Cleveland Ia manifestly be-
ing Disseminated against. for the sal
airy to the special counsel there Is
but $500 The understudy TO the
Cincinnati gentleman gets $1,000 per
annum. while the Cleveland supernu.
mersry Is rated as q $1,000 article.
Then there are diminutive special
counsels. II we are TO Judge BY saia-
ries. placed In Dayton. Akron. Younes.
town and other smaller municipalities
who aid In the distribution OF the tax.
payers wealth.
The Democratic party Of Ohio. ,s
wen as OF the nation. was pledged TO
economy in public expenditures. ard
IL viii be seen that the hypocrisy OF
the one Is as great as the deception OF
the other. With the record Of 'extrav.
assnce made by Congress. the presi
dent was perfectly consistent in prais-
ing the Ohio administrations efforts
In the same direction.
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INSULTING THE INTELLIGENT

The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania. who is also
the heir to the Progressive support
since the withdrawal OF that party's
candidate. and who has the endorse
ment OF Roosevelt. in his exuberance
over these circumstances lets his I'M
agination run wild on the stump. This
Is a sample OF the stun he is emitting
from the platform: THE Democrats
OF this broad land are proud to know
they have lived TO see party pledges
kept by the Wilson administration.
The pledges kept include the passage
OF hill that really reduces the tariff
without hurt TO either the manufac-
turer or the consumer and one that
! has not affected the business OF the
country as the bloated plutocrats are
trying to prove"
Not all "the Democrats of this broad
land" are taking pride in the promise
keeping OF the present administration.
and In proof OF this the Hon. Vance
Mccormick. residuary legatee of. Prof.
William Draper Lewis. is referred TO
Senator Reed. of Missouri. a dis.
tinguished member of his own par
~. who recently declared in the
senate: We have played the
part OF the hypocrite." II that
does not satisfy him We can point
to an authority. equally as good" in
the person of Col. Roosevelt. whose
following in Pennsylvania has been
pledged TO him. To appear before an
enlightened audience in this day and
seriously declare that the Underwood
bill has reduced the tariff without
hurt TO either the manufacturer or
the consumer" and a bill that has
not affected the business OF the coun.
try" is simply assuming that your
hearers are fools. II is the finest piece
OF presumption we have heard of for
some time. and reminds us OF the
chronic characteristics OF the Demo.
cratic campaigners OF West Virginia.
who are among the greatest romancers
Of the country.
As Col. Roosevelt is more or less re-
sponsibie for Vance McCormick's can
didscy. we suggest in all kindness that
the latter would better read closely
some OF the formers speeches he has
made within the confines of Pennsyl-
vania. This sort of team work will
never do. Evidently Mccormick has
forgotten the signs. and this may ac-
count for him delivering the Wrong
kind OF bawL Mr.. Mccormick might
just as well have told his Pittsburgh
audience that the sun gives out no
warmth as the "bIoated plutocrats are
trying to prove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
COUNTY TICKET.
MORE ECONOMY.

The Intelligencer has no objection
to surrounding the presidential once
with all the modern conveniences and
appointments. The whole country. In
fact. should take pride In having it's
President living as well as the best
and enjoying all the comforts of the
most comfortable. The Democratic
party. however. has held to strict JEFF
fersonian simplicity. But severely
Spartan as 1t may be in its profess
sions. It has been Lucullian in it's
tastes and performances. after the mo-
lasses platforms IL serves the people
have done their WORK.
For a party pledged to economy,
and especiallysat time when the gov.
eminent is short OF revenue. II seems
rather odd. to say the least. to read
of the arrival at the White House OF
new s6-horse power touring car for
the President. costing 5000. and au.
thorized by Congress. We are also
told that in a short time two other
new cars from the same shop are 70
arrive for the President. One OF thes>
Is to be limousine costing $500. A
new car OF the same mako limou.
sine-also has arrived for Secretary
TO the President. Tumulty. We don't
so much object to the President being
well provided with the means Of easy
loeomotion and rapid transit. or keep.
ing up with the prevailing styles. but
only desire to point out the hypocrisy
OF the party and its representatives in
trying to make the people believe tina,
II is something It isn't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
MINERS CONFER
High Officials Of Mine Workers In
city-PIsnning TO Finance Strike
for Indefinite Time.

A conference is being held by Presi
dent John Moore. of the Ohio Mine
Workers. and William Green. secreta
ry-treasurer OF the International organ
ization. United Mine Workers, with
Sub-District President Charles ]. Alba.
sin and other officials of Eastern Ohio
Yesterday afternoon attention was
given the grievance regarding the
stripping methods at the Beech Flat
mines at Rush run.
Plans are being considered for
financing the big strike indefinitely.
Mr.. Green will go over the situation
in Eastern Ohio and will report 10
the international organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS

released on $1,000 bail. but failed to
put In appearance on the date set for
the trial. The police officers were
notined here Tuesday. that he had
been captured In Philadelphia. and
district Officers will 90 to Philadelphia
10 BRING him back to Washington 10
stand trial.
Inc star service which has served
the people between Jodie and Belva.
W. Va. has been ordered discontinued
10 take effect October 10th.
The following fourth class post
masters have been duly commissioned
after passing the required examina-
lions: oliver r. Bowyer. Dorothy
Josiah c. Loury. Huntersviile: Sam
uei {. Austin. Peytona: Ottie X.
Ayers. Evans. and Wallace L. Samp-
son. Hotcoal.
Congressman William G.. Brown and
ongressman-at-Large Sutherland. os
West Virginia. win be present and
make addresses at the first regular
meeting of the West Virginia society
Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

DIR. T. T.. Hodges IL still prancing up
and down the state flooding IL with i'm
Fashioned and grandiloquent oratory,
and whistling In the graveyard OF for
soften Democratic promises: yet never
having found the time or the occasion
90 answer to the amazing charges OF
Hon. Wiley Beall that the nomination
OF Mr.. Hodges was brought about by
atrociously corrupt methods. including
virtual bribery and blackmaH as well
a. the most damnable bossism and ma
chine rule In the history OF ohe state
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