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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
MONEY. MAY
 WIN THE. WAR'
Chancellor, Diseouraolng Municipal
 Borrowing, Says Empire Needs Every Penny.

LONDON. Sept. 28.-"We want ev. cry penny we can raise to help fight the enemy" said David Lloyd George, the Chancellor of the ExcheQuer, re- plying today to deputation from municipalities which wanted the aid of the treasury in obtaining loans at cheap rates.
 We must come out triumphant in this struggle" continued the Chancel- Tor, "and as finance Is going to play a very important part in 1t, we must husband our resources. We do not want a penny spent which is not ab- solutely essential to relieve distress. In my judgment. the last few hundred millions, may win the war.
 "The first hundred million our en. emy can spend as well as we. but the last they cannot. thank God, and therefore I think cash is going to count much more than we imagine.
 "At the present moment we arc only at the beginning. We are nght' ing very tough enemy, who is well prepared for the fight and win prob: ably fight to the very end before he will accept the only conditions upon which we can possibly make peace.
 If we are wise. that is where our resources will count. not merely Sf men, but of cash. We have won with ] a silver bullet before. We financed Europe in the greatest; war We ever fought. and that is what won. Of course, British tenacity and courage always come in. and they alvays, will. But let us remember that British cash tells, too"
 Statistics published today show that. German veassls. of. valuei 0l |Abcut $250. .000, 600 have either boon captured or sunk by the British. whtls ships valued ,at .s60. .eOo. .ooo arc leck. cd up in German- portss
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
LIVED FOR DAYS
 FLOATING IN SEA
Francis H. Leooett Found Today Were Dead Only Two Hours.

HOQUAIM, Wash, Sept. 2S.-Two bodies of victims of the ill-fated Francis H. Leggett were found this morning near this port. The men had been dead only a few hours, although tue Leggett had sunk eight days ago
 The men had floated about since ...e wreck but were not seen by pass ing boats and fingered and fingered until death mercifully ended theil sufferings.
 Boats are now searching for othel bodies believing that possibly they may be in the same condition as the two men found and might yet De saved.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

PARIS, Sept. 28-The Germans still continue to gain at St. Michael in spite of the desperate resistance be- ing made by the French troops guard ing the center. Strong reinforce ments are being sent to the scene from the Paris garrison in an effort to stop the advance of the invaders, which. if continued, will force the army to take up a new position along the Marne. It is also admitted here that the French at Reims are being hard pressed and in need of more men. The newspapers have been pro- hibited from publishing the positions of the French troops.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
German General Staff Confident.

German General Staff Confident.
 BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The German general staff are confident of victory in the present battle along the River Aisne. The allies are being repeat edly repulsed with great slaughter when they assault the strongly en. trenched German positions and the German advance at St. Mihiel and at Reims continues although desperate ly+ contested
 |ss, Russians Lie, Say Germans.
 The war office denounces as a lie the reports sent out by the Russians regarding German defeat in Po- land. The conditions in the East are all satisfactory say the military off cers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
REP0RItD':
 AUSTRIAN WOUNDED

ROME, Sept. 2S.-ThAt cholera is raging among the, 10000 AustEian
 wounded at Vienna is now certain and that 1t threaaepes to spreed tn- to other armies and among the non- combatants Is feared. The medical authorities of Austria. aided by !eE- perts from Germany, are striving to control the dread disease. but far have made little hsadways althoash the winter months are expected to aid in stopping the. spread of the disease. W
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
NORTHWESTERN LEAVES SEAT TLE

SEATTLE, Sept. 28.-The steamer Northwestern left here Saturday night for Valdez with light load of freight and the following passen- gers: Colin Murray, A. Whitehead, w. Moore, Robert Odear. Rev. Malon- ey and wife. Molhe Maloney, sheilia Maloney, E. Fleming.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

Dr. German, the Valdez dentist who has been spending the summer in he Cooks Inlet country, where he has a large clientele, returned to Valdez this morning on the Alameda and will remain here this winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Aviators Must Fly High.

PARIS, Sept. 8.-The aviators of both armies are being forced to fly a mile in the air as the rifle fire, which is more dangerous than the cannon fire. has already taken dead ly toll among the airmen. At 5000 feet the observations of the air scouts are almost useless, and even with powerful glasses they cannot To- cate the concealed batteries nor the positions of the men. The French have been forced to depend largely upon the reports of spies scattered oyer, all of Northern France, Belgium and Germany.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Berlin Hears of Many Dead.

BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The war office yesterday announced that 15,000 more German soldiers had been killed in France. 65.O00 wounded and 23,000 missing. The total to date is not given.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
British Would starve Dutehmen.

0TIItoU Vo0IO SsatvS O0eVNuou'
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Shipping men here have been warned that cargoes of food destined for Holland will not be permitted to be landed, as the British government intends to stop importations of food to Germany through Holland. Neutral countries like Holland, Denmark and Norway and Sweden will be effected by the new order. What course the United States will adopt if the allies nations attempt to stop American boats go- ing to neutral ports is not known.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
REFRESHMENTS INGRAM
 STARTS CAMPAIGNING

S Representative H. B. Ingram left
 on Saturday night, on the Admiral Watson for Seward to start his caln-
 paign for reelection to the House.
 Mr. Ingram will speak at Seward.
 sknik. Sunrise, Hope and will visit the camps In the Cooks Inlet coun-
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
British Strike German Rear;

6TitISn otTtNS Nos"@" VS~'' ' LONDON, Sept. 2S.-British troops totalng 15O,OOO men have been land ed in Belgium to join with the 100000 Belgians how operating northwest Of Ghent and the combined armies will strike at the German rear and pre- vent the Germans sending reinforce ments to the army in France. Germans Have. Been Preparing.
 The Germans in Belgium have been using large numbers of reserves in building ,entrenchments and erecting wire entanglements and every known method of preparing to receive an at- tack has been resorted tO by the Germans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Rvmanians On Austrian Border.


 BUCHAREST. Rumania. Sept 2S. Five full army corps have been sent by King Charles to the Austrian border. The people expect that war will. be declared within 8 few hours. as. the military preparations have been rushed for the past few days. The country is determined to secure some recompense for the terrible cost of mobilization of the army and its cost under arms and as Russia has stated that neutral countries would not be allowed compensation after the war is over. King Charles has |determined to seek 1t while the trou- |bls sis on. Because of t e success of the Russian arms, and the fact that |the citixanshipn of Rumania ia large |ly ,Slar this country will join with |tAo g.Russians. ,lg
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
French Hear of Death of kaiser

BORDEAUX, Sept. 28.-T The report has reached here that Emperor Will liam is suffering with lung fever con tracted after falling into ditch while watching his soldiers attempt to take Nancy. The report is unconfirmed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

B. F. Watson. assistant general passenger agent of the Alaska-Pacific Navigation company. did not go west on the Admiral Watson as intended and will leave for Skagway on the Alameda.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

Lew Bowman han lssued ctaa. lenge to Tony ,Carlean for ! aes, He says that. oe lAAt ,niUht NAsanaA fair. as Tuny hsd s&s gooa scAss Nn before Bowman sGw tho man w1tA the razor and 70 sgea . ,geod stegt him. Bowman oiftfs to Ut tsa Aols lars hs&oaasa asonAi
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Alllas. center.i ln Danaee.

X NL,ONDON. Sept 2S.-Two water
 soaked arlaiss in northern Frahpe are striving desperately to end the bat
 tls of ths Aisne, which hun now Ehssp in progress for two weeks. Al
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Germans Ready To Lose One Mil
 lion Men.

Germans Ready To Lose One Mill
 lion Men.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-Letter ad- vices received here from Germany state that the German people are a unit in the present war and that the stories of the possible overthrow of the German Kaiser are founded upon fiction. The nation will lose 1000, 900 men to win if necessary and will not compromise with the allies. The workmen worship the kaiser, whom they consider a wonder as a business man, who has brought German con- mercialism to such ah igh standard that the people have enjoyed wonder ful prosperity.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
cerman. Have Mined, Roads.

The Germans have mined all the roads, but by reason of the highly developed spying system of the Bel gians most of the preparations made to receive an attack are known to King Albert and his staff and will be discounted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
servlans Demoralixed.

i VIENNA, Sept. 2S.-The Servlans are demoralized is the statement giv' en out by the war office. They have been forced to retire from Austria and are now on the Servian side Of the Danube. It is believed here that the great battle before Cracow :, will be the decisive battle of the war. and that if the Russians win another vic tory the people will not only demand peace but will turn upon the gov ernment and force peace by over throwing the military party and es' tablishing a republic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
SOCIALISTS ARE NOW COMPLAINING
Discord Over Building of Big German Navy-sociaIist Members Reich
 stag Are Not Consulted.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 28.-The first sign of discord among the German people is revealed in the Berlin pa pers today. The Social Democrats are beginning to deplore the terrible German losses. All the citizen parties except the Socialists have formally notified the Minister of Marine that they will continue a support Of the government in it's naval program for l915-1916, but the Social Democratic papers which have loyalty supported the government hitherto bitterly com plain of not being consulted by the other parties, and while they are not actually refusing support to build ships to replace those lost, there is an apparent feeling that hitch has occurred. Continued heavy military losses may widen the breach.
 It is stated in Berlin that Zeppe- lins are working under great difficult ties. The Krupp aeronautic engi- neers declare it is necessary for the airships to fly at a great altitude to escape the enemy's range and accu- rate bomb dropping is difficult under these circumstances. Bomb throwers are encased in armored steel baskets suspended hundreds of feet below the cars of the Zeppelins. This entails great risk to the engineers, and al ready one had been shot while the Zeppelin was undamaged.
 LONDON, Sept. 2S.-A dispatch to The Express from, Amsterdam says: According to Berlin message. statements made by members of the Reichstag on the subject of naval ex' pansion point to the building of twelve torpedo boat divisions, six airship divisions, a number of mine layers and other craft. The rapid construction of three large warships and two smaller cruisers is also ad' vocated."
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
oarnan. preparlna for Russlans.

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 2s.--Two hun iired fifty trains loaded with troops and . number of steamers plying on the Baltic Sea are rushing SO0OQO German troops into East Prussia, (ContiHned on psse a3
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Revolution Threatened In Austria

Revolution Threatened In Austria.
 ROME. Sept. 28.--A revolution 4is threatened in AuStrialHungary, and the military party pin their faith on the coming battle near Cracow. where the Austrtaus are preparing to stop the Rusaisns and have been strong ly reinforced by the Germans. Re. ports have reached here of another Ruassan sictery in X Polaaas over the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
FRENCH FIGHTING DESPERATELY FAIL TO HALT GERMANS
ICONFlRA1ED REPORT OF BIG RUSSIAN VICTORY IN POLAND
GERMANS SENDING 800OO0 MORE TROOPS TO EAST PRUSSIA

German General Staff Confident of VictoryVan kluck Hard Pressed But Still Holding Allies Back-Aviator Escapes After Dropping Bombs In Pars---Bombs Are Also Dropped In Belgian Towns--Reported Austrians Will Revolt If Battle at Cracow Victory for Russians Cholera Reported Among Austrian Wounded in Vienna
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

J. L. Brown arrived in Valdez on today's steamer and will remain for the winter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

German Rirdmen Drop Bombs in Bel , glum.
 ANTWERP, Sept. 28.-The German aviators continue the practice of dropping bombs into unfortified Bel gian towns and yesterday dropped bombs in several different cities. ter rorizing the inhabitants but doing lit- tie damage. 'r.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
LOCAL eREVirEa.

Sam Poteet arrived on the Alame- da from Knik.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

< alrss II. ~. Iiopains left on the Ala Dsle1A lok, hsr hop, in the East, hay
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
Germans Take St. Michael Forts.
Won kluck's Communication Threat
 ened.

Won kluck'S Communicatton InFedt
 ened.>
 BORDEAUX, Sept. 28.-In spite of the large achievements sent the Germans on the right wing of the invading army they have been un- able to stop the enoircling movement and the Franco British troops are tf reatening von, Kluck's communica- tion and may force his retirement. Austrians Invade servia.
 While admitting that the Servians have invaded Bosnia the Ear depart ment states that the Austrian inva- sion of Servia is being pushed, end that the counter invasion isSvery sue. cessful and. that the seryians are be, ing driven into the interi0r.fof King Peter's country and will36s forced to withdraw their forces rom Bosnia to meet the Austrianss entering from the north. The; cold in the Balkans continues hamperihg military opera ifons, but making the roads. which in summer are almost impossible, now useful for transport service. <,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
VILLA DEMANDS
 FAIR ELECTION
Wants Gen. caIderon To Be Made Pro- vtsional President and Far
 Fight for the Presidency.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Sept. 28.- General Villa today told American newspaper correspondents that he will not quit fighting General Carran- ga until he quits as provisional pres ident and allows the appointment of General Calderon as provisional pres ident and provides that the coming election shall be fair and open to all. No objection is made to the candi- dacy of Provisional President Car ranza for the presidency, but he must first leave his present office and fight on equal terms with the other aspir- ants for the position.
 JUAREZ, Sept. 28.-Another big battle is expected today between the forces of Governor Maytorena, of So- nora, who is a Villa supporter, and those commanded by General Hill, who favors Carranza. The provision al government has sent heavy rein forcements to General Hill, who hopes to retrieve his defeat of several days ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

Jim Mcconnell went through on the s. s. Alameda to Cordova and will go from there to the Kuskalina.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28
LOCAL bREviTIES.

s. Ritz is in town from the west ward.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

German forces, but this is unconfirm- al
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-28

sault after assault is being made by the French and Germans at different points of advantage along the line of battle. The allies still continue the encircling movement around Gen. eral von Kluck, but on the other hand the Germans are breaking through the French position" n the center and if they continue sI cessful will force the withdrawal of the al lies to the Marne river
 Germans Preparing for Russians
 The Germans are sending an army of one million men to meet the Rus sians in East Prussia. The Russians divided their army in two in East Prussia and also have t, armies in Galcia forcing the Germans 10 gath CT q formidable force to oppose them and also to divide the force because of the wide range of Russian activ- ity.
 Germans Take St. Michael Forts. BERLIN. Sept. 2S.--The Germans yesterday captured two of the French forts at St. Michael protecting the French center and with the fall of the remaining forts the way is clear to pierce the French center, after which the Frarco-British troops on he left Mill be cut of and at the mercy of General won Kluck.
 Would Force Allies Retreat.
 The piercing or the allies position at St. Michael would force the al lies back again to the river Marne, where they made the first successful stand against the German army.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

Ieftrates TIM force by, both COM
tsntes seiling gas ~ Illumination
means 9 direct saving to CONSUMERS .ssrs
OF Tar IN excess OIL one hunatee
Thousand Dollars er year. eIeu "
tor tins y 81 te : course que shs Snani'
per OF commerce. ana asnge sWe eonsra'u,
late the epopieS on their victory
Tue lines IT me tienting'en pe-
velopment and Gas CO. VIII be ex-|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oxE.l

the company that II Scohd have plenty
of gas; has something to da with the
plans.of the company which will no
doubt prove highly Interesting when
tehy are announced. 'rf3
The statement Of President Me-
clintock. OF the new gas concern, on
the siehtuation Is as follows:
81 think that the announcement
that the United Fuel Gas Company
is to reduce its rates is The greatest
victory ever won here BY the Cham.
Der OF commerce. 1t will mea ma saw
ing to each citizen OF nearly twice
the cost of a membership In the
chamber of commerce. Therefore
every citizen using gas should be.
You'd a doubt jointthe chamber and
help swell Its membership to two
thousand people, in order that Hunt
ington may continue to 80 forward.
Il nm confident that the public
realizes that the chamber of ocm-
MERGE and the new gas company are
responsible for the new rate which,
is TO be put into effect by the old
gas company. This rate will mean IA
saving to the people of Huntington
Of about 100000 a year. OF course
the public must continue to support
the new gas company In order that
1t must prosper and continue in the
gas business. n
The announcement of the raduc-
ton is sufficient proof That the new
company is well established in the
gas business AID is able 10 take care
of itself. i;l3ir ,l't1t& J:
With the full support of the pub.
lie there are yet to be more in erest-
ing developments in the gas business
which will affect not only Hunting
tonton and the Ohio Valley, but the
entire State of West Virginia as well.
The pnrpoes OF this movement might
be thwarted or delayed, should the
full facts be made public at the pres
ent time. II Huntingtonians stand
together on the gas proposition the
victory will be more complete and
the general benefits will be more far
reaching than is at present known"
Statement from Chamber of Com
merce.
Just two years ago. the people of
Huntington, under the leadership OF
the Chamber of Commerce. organic
u r.. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

First. a certain parcel of real cs-
tate, situate on Gutrcy street. in the
First ward of the City of Fairmont.
fronting so feet, moro or less, on said
GunIcy street. and extending back
feet. on which there is two
story and basement dwelling house:
being the same property conveyed to
Elizabeth Carpenter by Viola Curry
and husband. by decd datcil October
9. 1905. and recorded in the office Of
the Clerlt of the County Court of Ma
ticn county, In Deed Book No. 14S,
page 90.
Second. A certain parcel of real
estate. situate on Pleasant street, in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28

the City of Fairmont, on which is
situate dwelling house: and being
the same property conveyed to said
Elizabeth Carpenter by Viola Curry
and husband, by deed dated October
g, 1905. and recorded in said Clerks
office, in Deed Book No. las, page
CO.
Third. A certain parcel of real
ESTATE, situate on Fatrmont and Ben
tons Ferry road, near the city OF
Failinont, fronting so fcetl on said
road, and extending back 100 feet;
being the same lot conveyed to said
Elizabeth Carpenter by John L. Ieh-.
man and wife, by deed dated the 9Th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-28
NOTICE oF JupIcIAL SANE.
Commerce.

Pursuant to decree OF the Intern,es
date Court of Marion county, West
Virginia. made and entered on tbs
9th day of March. 1914, In the chm,
Gerry cause of Eva smithsys II Hey Da-
Wis, and others, ! will, on Saturday.
the 25th day Of April, 1914, between
the hours of 10 o'clock q. IN. and 4
O'Clock %. m. of that day; at the front
door Of the Court House Of Marion
county. offer for sale, and will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der, the following, described real es-
tate:
Il All that certain tract OF land con
tainihg 3sk acres, situate In Paw
raw district, Marion county. West
Virginia, on the waters Of Big Paw
paw creek, being oneThalf OF d certain
tract of land Containing "a acres.
which Jesse NJ. Block ana wife con-
yeyed to Margaret DavisSand Others.
by deed dated December 0. Isl SO /. and
recorded in the office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court of said Marion
county in Deed Book No. as. page,
96s::s said 3S1k acres being bombed
substantially as follows:
j, On the North by lands Of Thomas
Thorn and others;
On the East by lands OF Riley pa-
Wis.,
On the South by lands Of Jesse
Brock and others: and
| On the West by lands OF ThomasIf..
Thorn and others.
:, s Terms Of Sale.
[ The said real ;esta e ii be sold for
cash in hand on the day of sale.
Given under my hand this 27tlt
day Of March. 1914.
HARRY SHAW,
Special Commissioner.
]. W. s. Black. Clerk OF the inter-
mediate. Court of Marion county.
West Virginia.; hereby certify that
Harry haw;Sthe above named Special
Commissioner, has given the bond re-
CURED by the decree OF Isaletmention-
cd In thetabove notice. lii the PEN
atty of s2,O00.O0,i with security an
proved by me.
W.ts:@BI.AcK,
Clerk of the Intermediate Court OF
Marion County.
March Is. Apr. q, II, us.
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