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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-05-22

Rev. w. T. Williams is in attend
ance at the Annual meeting Of the
Ohio Congregational Association at
Mansfield this week.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-05-22

Doctor F. S. Tuthill of Concord,
Michigan was the guest of his broth
er DR.. G. B. Tuthill last Monday and
Tuesday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-05-22

Mrs. Roy Gould and little son John
of Detroit are visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Snyder
and family. u
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-05-22
Baby Carriages and Su|keys

Another shipment of the "Gendron"
make, Just placed ON our floors. You
will certainly be pleased If you buy a
"Gendron." Prices, Carriages $12.75
$500 and SEATS. Sulkeys at $1.00
$1.50 to $5.00,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01

lacking in effect because these ingred-
Tents must be cheap. otherwise there is no
Profit In their sale. II you will make up
your mind to make up your own cream.
which you do In a few moments as
follows you win have a remarkable wrinkle
efadcator, one that works quickly and sure
" and 1t will cost you far less than any
prepared cream you can buy. Furthermore.
you will get the result desired. Dissolve
we tahlespoonfuls OF glycerine and two
ounces ~ eptol in half pint Of water.
MS cream used every day will produce
startling change In short time. making
degree.
hELfcENT R.--Yes. you can stop fan-
ms OF the hair very quickly. Here Is
,Ofmua which produces marked changes
- me hair roots and scalp tissues. The
.esult Is that dandruff is absolutely
s'vpped, the hair roots regain their YOUTH
~, ,u' Flger. haif grows quickly and luxur
.aauy' often several inches month, and
=. -, eahes on very silky and healthy gloss.
aerf Is nothing so satisfactory as this
.rssnhid formula. Mix one ounce Of beta
sasnoi IN water and alcohol. half a pint
Ts.p 81 use full pint Of hay rum instead,
ms. makes very economical hair treat
a a.n' Is mixed in a very few moments. and
a. n"' De surpassed. Use literally. ANY
ouas,, store can supply you with the beta
11tI4sat xHi1l4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
BRITISH CRUISER
SENT TO BOTTOM
BY SUBMARINE
Germany Scores Against Eng
fish Fleet in Straits of Do
veri Torpedo Does Deadly
Work,

London, Oct. 81 Q1sf0 y. M. The
enterprise Of German submarines
which have been lurking along the
French coast on the Straits of Dover
seeking ia get a shot at British ships
engaged in bombarding the German
positions in Belgium was rewarded to-
day when one OF them attacked and
sank the light cruiser lermes as she
was returning from Newkirk. The
greater part Of the crew was rescued
The Hermes was Il comparatively
old vessel and from a naval view
point was Of no great value. but the
fact that she WIS attacked so near
home indicates that the German sub
marines must have a base somewhere
on that part of the Belgian coast
which is occupied b. German troops
from which they can menace ships OF
the allies passing between England
and France.
When ships are guarded by torpedo
boat dcstroyers, as are those engaged
in bonbarding the German positions,
they are comparatively safe, but the
opportunity of the submarines comes
when one is caught alone as was the
Hermes.
The cruiser Hermes. sunk In the
straits OF Dover today, Is the seventh
British cruiser 10 meet such fate AT
the hands of German submarines or
TO be destroyed by mines. Others in
the list are the light cruiser Amphion,
sunk by a mine August 6; the scout
cruiser Pathfinder, sunk by a subma-
rine. September 3: the armored cruis-
ers Greasy, Hogue and Aboukir, sunk
by German submarine, September
~, and the cruiser Hawke, sunk by a
submarine, October s.
The Hermes was Il sister ship Of
the Hyacinth and High Flyer, the lat |
Ter of which sank the German steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. She was
l vessel of 5000 tons displacement, /
$50 feet long. "a feet beam and had |
/ depth Of 20.5 feet. Her main ar
consisted Of eleven G-inch /
guns and she carried complement Of /
i56 officers and men. She entered I
he service in 1900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
COPPER IS MADE
CONTRAbhND BY
!. GREAT BRITAIN
United States Lodges Protest
Against Detention of Amer
lean Ship at Gibraltar by
English Government,
lsv Hosnlsa ,oua1.l srselAl lsAsso wlrsl

Washington. Oct. 3f.--Copper ship
ments hereafter will be considered
absolute contraband of war by the
British government, according TO the
revised contraband list cabled to the
state department today by Ambassa-
dor Page in London. The previous
list classed copper as conditional con-
traband The only other important
ehange in the revised list Is the plas-
ing of Illuminating OIL heretofore I'M
mentioned, en- the conditional list.
The question of contraband ship
ments came before the state depart
ment today in other ways before the
new British list was made public.
Formal protest was lodged with the
British government through Ambas-
sador Page against the detention OF
the American steamer Kroonland,
copper laden, en- route to Greece, held
at Gibraltar.
Mr.. Page also was instructed to re-
quest the release of the Italian steam
ers San Giovanni and Regina d'Italia,
also detained at Gibraltar while EN-
route TO Italian ports with American
copper The United States govern
ment took the position that the ship
ments We're to neutral countries in
edcn case anu not SUBJECT TO stlIuIc.
Some officials were inclined to view
the publication Of the new British
contraband lists as not affecting these
shipments because they were made
before II was announced. They held,
therefore, that the copper cargoes
only could be treated as conditional
contraband under the previous list,
British officials here are understood
to share this view.
Advices were received during the
day that Italy had published a list of
commodities. expectation of which
was forbidden The other neutral
countries have taken similar precau-
tons to protect their trade with other
neutras from molestation and the
state department Is preparing tabu-
lated statement of these embargoes
for the Information of American ship
pers. The statement will cover ship
ments to Italy, Holland, Sweden and
Norway
The effect of the embargoes and
also of the effort Of this country act.
ing for all neutrals to find a common
ground Of understanding as to con-
traband with belligerent powers will
be to exempt from seizure anything
short of actual contraband carried in
neutral bottoms to neutral ports. De-
partment officials anticipate the res
OF virtually unrestricted
trade among neutrals as a result.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
CABINET
HAS PRESENTED
RES|GNAT |OMS
Divisions Of Opinion Regarding
War Policy Causes Crisis in.
Ministry and Change Of
Personnel

t0hufu, NV. t-t-b ". Ill., - Inc
Italian cabinet has resigned. accord
ing TO a dispatch from Rome TO Reu-
tcrs' Telegram company
The members OF the cabinet pre-
scented their designations TO the king
tonight. The king Reserved decision
and invited the presidents of the SEN
ate and chamber of deputies and lead
ing statesmen 10 confer with him on
the situation. II is generally believed
that Premier Salander will be en-
trusted with the task of forming a
new cabinet within few days.
The Italian cabinet has suffered
from the same division of opinion as
exists in the country at large. ltalys
neutrality has been approved by the
whole cabinet but there existed
among the ministers two sopinions. as
in the country, one favoring military
preparations al any cost, and the 9TH
er supporting the idea that the risk
of Italy becoming involved through
these measures was dispropertionate
to any advantage she might gain.
by those holding the latter opinion.
il has been pointed out that Italy
would become stronger daily and
would be able TO push her claims at
the right moment, possibly without
recourse TO arms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01

Macon, Ga. Nov. IA special
train. carrying fire fighting apparatus
was preparing to leave here early to-
day for Davisboro, Ca. where fire
threatened the destruction of the
town. Davisboro has population Of
1000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
RAILROAD
RATES IN MISSOURI

Jefferson City, Mo-. Oct 3l.--rhc
trunk railways OF Missouri today filed
with the Missouri public service COM
mission schedules abrogating all spe-
cial freight privileges and special
rates covering commodities not al
ready fixed by statute or by the or
ders of the commission.
The new schedules will become eff
fective December |, unless they are
suspended or rejected by the state
commission.
Under the proposed schedules, a
switching charge of four dollars a car
Will be added to the freight rate for
cars loaded on the tracks of one road
and destined for a point on another
line. AT present this charged is alb
sorbed in the through rate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
WAR PARALYzEs
INTELLECT AL
LIFE OF FRANCE
From keenest Mentality
Thought Of People Seems
Numbed and Given Over 10
Reports Of Vaguest RumorS.
Associated Press Correspondence. /,

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE intellectual
lifo Of France appears numbed, stu
pifIed by the war. No new books, no
rlavs. no public discourses on art or
philosophy or social perplexities--
nothing but the war. The shadow of
II falls somberly on everything.
Invention, thought, achievement
seems scarcely worth while until one
Knows how far the war will issue.
Even the aptitudes and accomplish
ments of individual skilled workers
have fallen off Disorder and uni
yersal sIackness have set in. How can
ANYTHING matter while the nation
sil uggles for very life and while every
family has its men from . to IS at
some place on that battle line stretch
ing from Switzerland to the sea-
The mental life of Paris. radating
thought in time of peace. searching
things out estimating. combining.
reasoning. has been replaced by tales
about the war. Strange fantastic
growths thai circulate and die, to be
succeeded by others as rank and In
credible. or simply untrue.
Rumor Is mistress OF the mental
life Of mnst French people. The STRIFE
lure OF the military censorship falls
upon everything published. Every
governor OF IA military district has
his own censorship, and II Is all Of a
negative sort II what purports To be
a abatement az facts about any aspect
Of the war Is untrue or Inaccurate
within the view Of the censor. it must
not be- printed If the written word is
true. or probably so, 1t must not he
printed because MILITARY operations
or the civil administration OF the
country at war may be embarrassed.
Hence. the mind of one Of the most
mentally active races is nourlshed by
oral communications. uncensored,
usually unfounded and with no means
existing of verifying or correcting
them one meets an acquaintance In
restaurant.
Have you heard the awful thing
that happened at the Trianon hos
pital In Versailles last night?" he
asked Two German women, no
body knew they were German. enter
ed the hospital as nurses. This morn
ing all the wounded were dead. Poi
soned'
eBut there are a lot OF German
wounded there.
Eyes, they weren't poisoned"
Then there was the Won Kluck
story that pervaded Paris for weeks
II had many forms. but the one usu-
ally whispered impressively was that
Won Kluck's army. 100000, 100000 or
300, 900. as the case might be, had
surrendered and that the govern
ment was Keeping II secret so that
the FRENCH people should not lose
their self-eontrol by being too joy
Olie. Hf - t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
ANOTHER CASUALTY LIST
OF BRITISH OFFICERS
L,r nonn.ne lourn.. s,sel.l lr.sso wlssl

London. Oct. 81 (S:41 p. m.)--Tho
official press bureau issued tonight
the names of twenty officers killed,
eight who died Of wounds. thirty-two
wounded and eight missing. received
from headquarters under date OF Oc-
tober 26.
Among the killed was Captain sir
Francis Ernest Waller, Royal fusi
liers, while among those who died Of
wounds were Lieut.. Col. b. Il. Ward,
Middlesex regiment, and Lieut. Col.
w. l.. Lordine. Royal Warwickshires-
Among the wounded are Major Cle-
ment Il. o. Framen- Milford, Tenth
Hussars. heir Of Lord Redesdale, and
Lieutenant Sir Richard Vincent SUIT
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
Wrinkles Big and Wrinkles
Little Go Quickly ss%f s! sss1s's

MISS @. NJ B--Use the following and
see how quickly and beautifully your COM
plexlon will change to one of exquisite
beauty II Is difficult to explain the
marked change which this cream produces
Al freckles, muddness and hemshes
promptly disappear. Nothing can surpass
IL for this Get at the drug store one
spoonful OF glycerne in pint Of hot
water This makes many times more
cream than you would have to pay for by
buying prepared creams which are much
weaker in results
SORROwFUL--Th bust can very often
be developed The following mixture Is the
best thing known for this. and II is safe,
though Of course no one can ever ne sure
Of success in this regard, MIX two ounces
OF ruetVne. obtainahe at any drug store,
with half cup of sugar and dissolve in a
- pint Of cold water. Take two tea
speonfuls after meals and at bedtime
EVA @. R.--You have probably nev-
err heard OF the remarkable properties
OF egeoi as a head-wash and dandrnff
remover. This dssoives away all fat
~ accnmuatinns and dandruff which
scrubbing can dc. feaspopnful Of
eggo IN half a cup Of hot water makes
the most exquisite shampoo yau can
ever get 1t cleans out all the pores
wonderfully, and let's the hair
breathe thus assisting very mater
ialiy In making the hair healthy and
vigorous. would never use soap on
hair kggol. besides. leaves the hair
easy To do up. II is very economical
as for a moderate price you can oh
Tain enough eggol for over dozen Of
these extraordinary head-washes.
-. MRS. T. L. M--Simple sulfo solu-
ton Is the only thing that will re-
move superfluous hair successfully.
This is because II is the only thing
which dissolves the hair instead Of
burning 1t off as other depiiatories do As
a result. II never leaves mark or red
spot or Injuries the skin. but leaves II
clear. soft and smooth: Use II an any
part Of the body. no matter how delicate
the skin It never fails and works in
can be secured at any drug store
MISS X OFT is remarkable but true
that you can get rid 81 blackheads In A
rev HlHutte TpTiiihit sunni hti'AiH bH Il
sponge which you have wet with hot water.
and rub this on the blackheads In few
minutes they will be all gone This holds
true for even the tiniest biackheads which
II liz impossible to pinch out. Never pinch
out blsckheads.
. o Q
MRS. r. y. P-The liquids and powders
sold for excessive perspiration are usually
but momentary in effect. Applying hydroi-
lied tale to the arm-pifs keeps these fresh
and dry all the time. and you Will rot
have your arm-pits wet and your dress
shields curl up like ropes II viii save the
damage to your garments through fading
and rafting Of the fabric. HydrolIzed tale
can he secured at any drug store II de-
sroys all adors at once II ~ also The
hest thing known for nersplrlng feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01

Char1estOn, ". va, OCT. 3I.---Unc
negro has been killed and number
of others have been driven into the
hills OF Logan county with the in
junction never to return, according to
advices reaching here today from Iso-
gan, w. Va. where bitter political
is drawing to close. At
Williamson, in the adjoining county
of Mingo a newspaper office has been
raided and much damage done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
ANARCHY RElGNS AT
ARKANSAS COAL MINES

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 3l.-That
several arrests have been made at
Hartford, Ark. IN connection with
the shooting Thursday at the Prairie
Creek mines of the Bache-DenmafS
Coal company and that Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal Black. who made
the arrests, had in turn been taken
from the train by armed men, to-
gether with the prisoners IN his
charge, was the word received here
tonight. Black went to Hartford with
twelve warrants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
Gems Of Secret Information on Beauty, by
yaIeska suritt. Whose Fame ms
Americas self-Made Beauty
Queen, Is World Wide.


MOT so much the big wrinkles. but the
IN little ones. are what rob the face OF It's
youthful appearance. No matter how
faithfully and vigorously you may engage
in massaglng the face. there will be no
preceptlble result unless the proper article
in used Nearly all creams sold for this
purpose In the stores have the same base
and Ingredients. This is why perhaps you
have experienced but little improvement
with one cream over another. Every wom-
an should as well know now as later that
the cost NJ prepared creams Is too high
to allow their being liberal and un-
stinted az 1t should be TO produce results.
Furthermore, their ingredients are usually
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
conference CONTINUES

Washington, Oct. S1.~-While COM
ferences today between American and
English treasury officials and New
York bankers resulted in no definite
conclusions as TO plans for restoring
foreign exchange. 1t IL understood
that short-term paper was agreed to
be the best method for the settlement
of American obligations In Europe
The conference will be resumed next
week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
JAP COMMANDMENT or
TSING- TAU CONTINUES

Toxic, Nov. Lit Is officially am
nounced that the bombardment OF
Using Tau continues. Most of the
German forts have been silenced, only
one replying persistcntly TO the at
tack by land and sea The lombard
ment caused IRE near the harbor
and the explosion of an oil tank. Fort
Siao Chan was set on fire. A German
Runboat which lost It's funnel during
the lighting disappeared and probab-
ly has sunk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
santa Re Passengers Robbcd.

Chicago, Oct IL Five passengers
on the observation platform Of the
robbed tonight By two holdups who
boarded the train when u stopped In
the yards here The robbers leaped
started Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-01
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer- Get a dime pack
age Of Dr., James Head
ache Powders,

You can clear your head and re-
lieve dull, splitting or violent throb-
hing headache In a moment with a
DR.. James Headache Powder The
old-tlme headache relief acts almost
magicaily. Send some one TO the
drug store now for a dime package
and a few moments after you take a
powder you will wonder what be-
came of the headache, neuralgia and
pain. Stop suffering It's needless.
Be sure you get what you ask. for.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
TRANSpACIFIC MAILS


s,.,.,.r, Antilles New orleans Dec lo. 10 me
southern Pacific go. with passengers sun Hi''''
oIarsEi,lhs oIaIr,t, caeo iSorl. Port Maria. Port Morsnt
.rt port Antouio Dec ~. t0 the Cuneo Importing
90 y,ffb utse Bar 2.l5 m - a., Unit,
Atrisfir BIZ. Liverpool Dec IL 20, NO N"te
So line with 81 first. lOo second capln ehu =
yeersgr passengers. mails auu mds. b4i %, "a a.,
Elizabeth Dutch Rotterdam ny ~ "'
Holland America Line. win md-t DAT a h' a-
T.sbela san Francisco NOV 23. Los Angeles -
HsIboa Dec y and CfstOhsl u, 10 the Lueheuos'h
- a. with mise. Bar go m ~.
Rosebauk tBr. Lmini nov 20. otsh . l anl
Gibr,ltar 20. 10 Simpson. spence loNhs' WIN
Sa,u'o Nayagurz Dec ~. Ponce I3. Jonos -
Cuauir. T. and san Juan 10, 70 the New lotA ~
Porto Rieo - Go. with ~ passengers mails aNu
md>r Bar . q m. . .. a.
Il. hn-Jrd 'rotg,t0wr o.. Dec =. 10 me A.
laniir coast Lumber Go. win mdse. quarantine
N Sraio Galveston Dee De-. 10 The southern Pa
.ias 90 with mdse quarantine b.0J a H..
NUlllroekrf stockton. fo the hteaL NoIlHtih
PAPER 90 with paper. Nc,se. fo II buh 90
Quarantine j" il. Cd. , ,.--,-... %
20 he Clyde - Go. with passengers and md'e'
Trier Neu'ort News and Nor'olk. 10 the Old
Dominion = GO. with mi.e. Quarantine : 90 p in
Sauts Theresa tBr. London Nov 26, 70 the
American q cuban = Line with chalk Bar
Ca.ifonis Fr. Bordeaux nor 80 and Bbo'
De. . 10 tie Compagu Grntrsle Ifsnsatlanugue
With - second cabin and 20 siterase passengers
and mdss bar li.li m.
sand, Hook j. Dee .. = 80 m.-Nind
southwest. moderate breeze, Gear smooth sea
SAILED
steamer. Prucipes.s LsetiIs 1tsu. Phiiad,.
pnis. city u Everett Port Arthur
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
PROBERS CAN'T GET
JUDGES TO APPEAR
Marean and He Dined at
Each Others Homes,
GrOut Admits.

The iuves eating committee of the
Brooklyn Bar Association appointed 70
look into the utteranCes OF District
Attorney James &. CrOpsey, who de-
clared the Kings County judiciary
"handpicked" and Zap friends of Ed
ward NJ Grout, adjourned indefinitely
yesterday.
Rumors that the proceedings were 20
be dropped and all concerned aQultted
creditably were dispelled by members
Of the committee, who declared after
the meeting that there would be fur
ther sittings early IN the new year.
A public session, a which the Dis
trict Attorney, GrOut and his attorney
were present, was held late in the az
ternoon. When principals in the con-
troversy declared that they had made
all the statements they desired, either
oral or in writing, the committee went
into executive session.
10 is the desire Of the committee 20
hear from some Of the Judges whose
names have been brought into the in
quiry. When announcement was made
by former Chief Justice Cullen, chair
man. that all those interested would be
welcomed at the meetings. the judges
were included in the invitation. None
has appeared at the three subsequent
meetings.
Members OF the committee are in
ouandary as 10 the best way in which
20 bring the Judges before them. A
formal invitation. they feel. would
place the judiciary under some obliga-
tion to appear They wish the judges
10 come forward of their own voltion.
At the same time there have been
statements made before the committee
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

which require some explanation by the
Judges i'm question before the commit
tee can ascertain whether District A.
torney Cropsey was justified 10 making
his assertion. 49,.
4 lengthy argument on the question
took place az the executive meeting. J..
ended without decision being reached
At the open hearing, Meier stem
brink. one Of the committee, forced
from Grout an admission tnal ne anu
Justice Narean. who granted the stnk-
ing out Of parts OF the lndlc'ilien I.-l. q
found against the former Oliy Nooh-
trolIer for his activities In connection
with the wrecked Union BANK were
more than casual acquaintance 90,
Were you not socially intimate WIN
Justice Marcan?' Grout was asked
NO" was the reply.
Did you not call on him a. ms nome
and did he not call on YOU.
Certainly" replied Grout.
"Did you not dine with him y. ne was
asked.
Grout replied Certainly" but stated
that he and the judge were never alone
ON those occasions. which were dinner
parties, given az his home and Judge
Narean'. home. lie said he could not
hx the dates.
Asked II his summer home was not
next or near that Of Justice Marean al
Green's Farms, Conn. GrOut declared
that the houses were mile apart.
lie denied that he dined with Justice
Narean al the Hotel Bossert three
months before the Indictment was cut
10 pieces.