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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03
GAINESVILLE

BARNESvILLE. o., Ian. 2@One OF
the social events OF the holiday season
was h dance given by Gibson and
Friday evening. January 2. This was
followed by "A banquet at the feautiful|
home OF their father. O. f. Bradheld. OF
among he out Of town guests were: Al
bert Strang, Pl~easantyille,. n. j. Pat
and Jim McGovern. Cleveland; Hilies
Ward. Zanesviile; Roy Delaplaine. Pro-
fessor Of Chemistry and head coach.
Wilmington, Del; Rex Wall Philadel-
s-pTineacfd lanes = -np a,yd ~'1 ceHsIsna
Russell Halton.. Ind Aubrey Fox.
Cadiz. Roy Comley. Worthington. Ind.
and shannon Bradheld. OF swarthmore
The death OF Michael Hunkin. one o.
the esteemed residents q this place &C
on Euclid avenue. Thursday. Mr.. unk
lier suffered "A stroke Of paralysis a few
since that time. lie was SO years Of
Catholic church. He Is survived by his
lows. Frank. Ben. Wesley. William,
John. Charles and Miss Lucy all Of
GAINESVILLE Funeral services will DO
held Saturday morning at . o'clock
from the Catholic church conducted by
Father Robbins. Interment In Catholic
Miss Katherine miller. OF this city. r.
enjoying a visit with tho family Of
Evangelist Sala. 81 Canton. who recent
iy conducted revival services AT the
Christian church here.
Mrs. George Dinger. of Wheeling.
visited Thursday with her sister. Mrs.
Charles TnrklrV. Of West Main street
Ira and ROY Tedrick. of Winterset.
have been here for "a visit with the
family Of Mr. and Mrs Grant carnss. o.
A reception was given ~ the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. T.. Norris Thursday
evening by thsir g~a9ghter WIS Anna
Hiiies Ward. GAINESVILLE. Patrick and
James McGoveru. Cleveland. Albert
strang plea santville, ~ J.. and Aubrey
The revival meetings At the prssbv-
] terrain church will begin sunday. Janu-
arv 9Th. az 10 80. Mr.. o. o.. prlnfz.
choirmnater Of Pittsburgh. will conduct
the music service. Services begin each
evening az seven O'Clock except Satur-
day. Rev Mr.. Donahey. the pastor.
will conduct the services.
Complimentary 60 the out 81 town
guests. who are spending the holidays
ln Harucevfio Robert Howard Will en-
/ tertaiu Saturday evening at u six o'clock
Inner a. the home 81 hle parents. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Howard. ~ North
Chestnut street
Revival meeting began ~ Bethel
Harnesvine. had charge % fthe SER
Miss mida cook ~ bridgeport. H.
Tor y,,i{ WI lsr friend MIS-
4 dinner viii be given at tho homo o.
g. o. Bradneld sunday at 12 O'Clock.
noon. hounrlre The guests of hts sons.
Mrs. o. a. Crisp 81 Elrrin. ia enjoy
Ing e. visit with her ~nareufr. Mr.. and
Mrs a. D. Dobiua. ~ Fast Main street
Members Of the Masonic club enjoyed
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and Messrs. Walter Lobaugh, Earl
Lewellayan. Edward Henderson and
Charles Garrison. Those jresent from
out Of town were Messrs. Fred Rex
OF Warrington. Willie Kanode OF
Fairview and Harold Renner OF Hun
dred.
Mrs. A b Rinehart very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday evening the
members of the Epworth league at a
watch meeting Games and music
were the diversion of the evening and
at a late hour a delicious luncheon
was served
Mr. Arthur Garrison OF Benwood
spent Thursday with friends In town.
Mr.. Fred Berdine of Hundred spent
Thursday with friends In town.
Mr.. Edgar Kimble was a visitor IN
Warrington Sunday.
Miss Jessie Nay spent Sunday with
friends in Hundred.
Mrs. c. L Allendar was shopping m
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. Clyde Booth OF Burton spent
Wednesday with friends in town.
Miss Bessie Higgins visited friends
In Burton Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Lemley OF Hundred
spent Sunday with friends In town
Miss Bessie Higgins was shopping
in Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. Lula Meighen was q shopper
in Wheeling Tuesday.
Messrs. George Meighen and Archie
Moore spent Thursday with friends in
Cameron.
II. J. Menkemeller is spending a
few days with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs Rose Smith was a shopper in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. Bert Lemley OF Hundred was
a business visitor in town Tuesday.
The dance given In the bank hall
Thursday evening was well attended,
Mrs. Charles Garrison left Wednes-
day morning for Pittsburgh. where he
is employed.
Mr.. Earl Musgrave Of Pittsburgh is
spending a few days In town with his
parents.
Mr.. John Kimble of Hundred visited
friends in town "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-03

show at the Court Theatre on Thurs.
day evening.
Large crowds attended the picture al
the Gem" picture house on Main
street.
Miss Susan Prayer. of Wheeling, Is
spending the holidays with friends in
Warwood.
The Warwood Bakery is wrapping
e breat in wax paper with their
name on the wrappers.
Mrs. w. II. Smith is slightly i'm.
proving at the North Wheeling Hos.
pitai. after Being operated on last
William Miles, motorman on the
panhandle Traction line. has returned
70 MS work, after being i'll for about
one week.
Mrs. II. y. Hohmann and O Harry.
Oh street. spenS yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Krauskonh
OF Mozart Hill.
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADTZ. o.. in. IL g. Moore. OF
Sharon. will be here this week.
Mrs. Lily Spock, Of Lamartins. - tins
guest % vs. ". Morgan.
Mr. n Mrs J. g. Mclaughlin are IN
C~nahocfuu.
Mrs George Perry. % Cambridge n
viii relatives here.
Miss Helen McCOv a. the guest OF
Miss Ethel strong iu s~teuhcnvllle.
Mrs. Robert FItfua ia with relatives
ln Pittsburgh
Liovd shlvers was up from Whecline
over Sunday.
o. W. shivere has returned 10 Bridge
port after "a visit here.
Mrs. A. d. Mcclure. ~ Scio. vas at
tenHing the funeral 81 Mrs. d roulson
" e~dnegdaN.
Misses Grace and Mary johnson are
with relatives iu Efeuhentiilr his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover CreaaWeII OF
WheetIuE. we're guests u George Crcaa-
we'll and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ohn Hood. Of Canons-
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Presbyterian Church.
Methodist Church.

Warwood Methodist church, corner
OF Fifteenth street and Orchard ave.
nue.. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m:
preaching AT II O'Clock a. m; Epworth
League at $50 O'Clock d. m. Evening
services at 7:45. All are cordially In,
vited to attend the services.
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LITTLETON

LITTLETON. w. Va. Jan. Mrs.
%. j. Farrell and children OF CIarks-
burg are visiting the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Connolly.
MI. Ward Martin OF Fairmont spent
sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. Willie Kanode Of Fairview re-
turned home Wednesday after spend
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q dance 80 Masonic hall. Monday even
ing. About twenty couples were pres
cnt.
Mrs. Josiah Laughlin. Of Wooster.
Mrs. W. y. Cowdcu. Of quaker city ana
daughter. Miss Henrietta Cowden. Of
india spent Monday with Hon. J. W.
LauEhlin and family. OF Walnut street.
Lester ChappeiI, who f. IN school at
Marion. o.. e. spending his vacation
with his parents. SIR. and Mrs. W. q.
Chappeil. OF this place.
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hurE. Pa. we're guests 90 Wesley Nova
and family recently.
Miss Helen Darby has returueI 90
Chartered Pa. after visiting her sister
Mrs. Robert Wood.
Miss NcllIe Phelps. % Detroit. has
been the guest of Miss Helen Shnrn fDr
the past few days
Mr. and Mrs Thomas McCliutocE. or
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tniontown. Pa. have been the guests Of
D. -hc1ror and wife
Charles W. Unlmcs OF pIffsbrrrh.
naH been tnr guest of his m0thrr Ma
Mary A. Holmes.
VIE sarah F1ulron. aged 80 years.
-4ed Monday az the hone of hef daugh-
Ter, Mrs Joseph TImmSua
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The schools OF Warwood and Rich,
land district will open Monday, Janu
airy D. after a vacation OF about two
weeks. Many. new pupils expect to
start to school.
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Warwood 16efs

Mrs. r. Price. OF Bellaire. spent New
Years Day with Mrs. Fred Roby, of
Eighth street.
Many Warwood people attended the
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Mayor Harry c. Pnhr. OF warwood.
Will call a special session Of council
Tuesday evening. January s, at the
Warwood High school building. All
members are urged TO be present The
votes cast at the election on January
] will be canvassed.
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WARWOOD
Youno Child Died.


son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Costaln.
died at the home OF his parents on
Clenn's Run at 3 O'Clock Friday morn
Ing. OF typhoid pneumonia- The re-
mains were taken TO the home OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn. OF East Frrst
street. Wheeling.
The funeral services win be held
there Sunday afternoon At ? O'Clock.
Rev. y. p. Rossman. of the Sacred
Heart church Of North Wheeling will
offciate. Interment VIII be made IN
Nj Calvary cemetery.
sunday Services
Lutheran Church.
Wsrwood Lutheran church services
viii be held In the Wsrwood High
school building on Main and Seven
teenth streets. Ralph A. Harshman.
pastor. Sunday after New Year,.
Divine worship at 7:45 o'clock D. m.
Sunday school At $3.50 O'Clock D. m.
The catechism class will hold Its
weekly meeting ut 6:45 o'clock D. IN.
Just before the evening services. All
persons are welcome Z attend the
services
Christian Church.
Warwood Christian church. corner
of Seventeenth street and Richland
avenue. N. w. Evans. pastor. Bible
school at 10 O'Clock a. m. Preaching
and communion services at IL O'Clock
n mr. subject Some R~esultations";
Christian Endeavor society will meet
mt $50 o'clock p. m. Evening ser
vices at 7:45 o'clock D.. m. subject
NO Questions Asked" Everybody
welcome. The official board OF the
church Will hold q meeting In the
building at $3.50 p. m.
Presbyterian Church.
warwood Presbyterian church. Of
Twentieth street near Main. Edgar
w. Day. pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 O. m. Morning services at 10: as
a. N. Christian Endeavor society
VIII hold its weekly meeting Sunday
evening at z p. m. Miss Ruth Brown
Is leader and b urges all members
10 be present Starting with Tuesday
prayer services will be held In the
Warwood Presbyterian church and
the services will close on Friday eve
ming. A special program and music
VIII De a az these services every
evening.
Methodist Church.
Warwood Methodist church. corner
OF Fifteenth street and Orchard ave
u Sunday school at $3.50 a. m;
preaching at II o'clock a. m; Epworth
LEAGUE at $50 o'clock p. m. Evening
services at 7:45. All are cordially in
vited 70 attend the services.
q. Baptist Mission.
Warwood Baptist Mission; services
viii be held in Lash's Hall on Main
and Fifth streets. Sunday school at
2:30 O'Clock p. m. All are extended a
vices.
Special Meeting.
Mayor Harry G. Rhhr, OF Warwood.
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Warwood Baptist Mission; services
will be held In Lash's Hall on Main
and Fifth streets. Sunday school at
2:3O O'Clock .. m. All are extended a
cordial invitation to attend the ser
vices.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

Mrs. NJ. Tischler left today for Den
YER Mrs. Fischer has been visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Greenclay of this city,
for several weeks. She has made
many friends during her stay. n
Miss Flossye, ,Bigbee, a student at
the New Mexico Normal University,
eft on train No. today for her home
Iat Encino She will return to Las
Vegas at the expiration of the Christ
mas vacation.
A Hupmobile passed through Las
Vegas last evening on its way from
Panama City, Panama, to the coast.
The machine contained H. S. Sims,
Louis Dawson, Sam Grenley and T.
F Fons.
James x. Nugent of Jersey City, N.
j, was in Las Vegas today. Mr.. Nu.
gent is staying at Harvey's ranch.
"BiIl'' Hoskins arrived in Las We
gas yesterday afternoon from Cham
paign, ILL.,, where he has been attend
ing the University of Illinois. Mr..
Hoskins is studying electrical engi-
Ineering.
Edgar Larson, a former resident Of
.as Vegas, arrived here yesterday on
bis way to the coast from Boston,
Mass. Mr.. Larson was in attendance
at one of the Las Vegas schools in
ormer years. He is at the present
ime head buyer Of the shoe depart
ment of the Fifth Avenue store in Los
Angeles.
s. H. Barnes came in last night from
Colorado Springs, Colo, for a short
business visit.
Dan Sheehan of Denver was bus
mess visitor here today.
Duncan Graham of Denver, repre-
Isenting the Linquist Cracker company
was in town today calling on the
trade.
H. Essinger, Of Albuquerque; was
here today to attend to some affairs.
Mr.. Essinger is Duke City business
man.
R. T. Jones arrived in Las Vegas
asst night from Denver. He will make
short stay here.
R. H. Mirise of Trinadad was in
town today. msb
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

University, will return at the end of
the Christmas vacation.
George Hoffman, representing the
10th Hoffman company Of st. Louis,
Mo-, was here today calling on the
local merchants.
Miss Elizabeth Bell left today for
her home at Ration. She will return
at the expiration Of the Christmas
vacation. Miss Bell is a student of
of the Normal University.
Miss Jennie Pearl Hutchinson, a
teacher AT the New Mexico Normal
University, left today for her home
near Denver She will return for the
opening of school on January 4, 1915.
Dan Daley an old time resident of
Las Vegas, arrived in town last night.
Mr. Daley was an engineer on the To-
cal division of the Santa Fe railroad
for a considerable number of years.
Miss Katherine Berry left today for
her home in Ration. She will remain
there over Christmas and New Years.
returning here early in January, Miss
berry is student in the Normal
University.
Mrs. A. F. Morrissette and her
daughter, Elizabeth Morrissette, left
Ion train No. / today for Albuquerque.
They will make a short visit in the
Duke City.
Miss Lulu B. StalIman left this af-
ternoon on train No. 10 for her home
in Manhattan, Kan. Miss Stallman,
who is a teacher in the New Mexico
Normal University, will spend the
Christmas vacation in Kansas, return
ling here in time for the opening of
school on January 4, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lewis left today
for Denver, where they will spend the
Christmas vacation. Mr.. Lewis is
teacher at the Normal University.
Mrs. Nellie Floyd left today for her
home in Ration Mrs. Floyd is stu.
dent in the Normal University. She
win return in time for the opening Of
school.
Mac, H. Donaldson left this afternoon
for Denver. He will spend his Christ
mas vacation with Sjs family in Dem
ver returning here early In January,
1915. Mr.. Donaldson is teacher in
the Normal University.
Miss Mary Mcmahon and Miss Mil
dred Mcmahon left today for their
home in pueblo, Colo, to spend the
holidays. The Misses Mcmahon are
students in the Normal University.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
PERSONALS

George Lange Of Trinidad was here
today on business.
T. ]. Hoffman of Watrous was here
today to look after some affairs.
Bias Sanchez, editor Of the Wagon
Mound Paragraph, was in town to-
day
Initial letter paper and initial cor
respondenees cards at Murpheys Drug
Store.--Adv.
r. A. Shearer, rancher from the
Mineral Hill district, was in town to-
day.
H. Ligon, a Ration business man,
was here today to attend to some af-
fairs
The Y. M. G. A. develops the best
there is in boy. Remember the poor
boy at Christmas time.-Adv.
F. Scrauger and Chris Peterson of
Cherryvale were in town today pur-
chasing supplies.
Salome Garcia, rancher in Union
county, came into town last night to
attend to some business affairs.
Liggett's chocolates, the best and
purest candy made, at Murphey's Drug
Store.--Adv.
A. M. Emerson arrived in Las We
gas last night from Denver. He will
make short stay here.
Why do fathers who have belonged
to Y. M. G. A. give their boys mem
berships? A Christmas hunch.-Ady.
G. w. Woody and wife were here
today. Mr.. Woody is rancher from
the neighborhood of Dilia.
Beautiful designs, graceful shapes,
rich finish in imported handpalnted
China at Murphey's Drug Store
ADV.
N. P. Lund, contractor and build
er, came in yesterday evening from
his home at Shoemaker.
Morton stern arrived in Las Vegas
yesterday afternoon from Columbia,
Missouri where he has been in at
tendance at the University of Mis-
souri, Mr.. stern is studying journal
ism. He will stay here until after
Christmas
The most elegant line Of French
perfumes and up-to-date toilet prepara-
tions ever shown In the city at MUIR
pheyls Drug store.-Adv.
]. D, Hand, a prominent rancher
from Onava, was in town today max
ing some purchases. 0A.y ba-
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

rama garrison Of Naco, Sonora. Re
ports concerning the bullets, their
probable, origin and the damage done
are being systematically gathered by
the army officers.
ThirtyFseYen spent bullets were
gathered, by two officers last night
lust east of the American town. -Four
bullets struck houses and stores here.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

One entered the United states immi-
grafton offices ana two struck store.
The firing early today, however,
was Of a listless sort. Most Of the
bullets crossing the border seemed to
army officers to come from Maytor-
ena's Ines although occasional ones
were charged to General Hills forces
defending iNaco.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

Hill said today, however, that the
charge that his men fired in this di
rection on the theory that the shoot
ing would ibe blamed upon Maytorena
was disproved by the fact that the
families Of many Of the soldiers were
refugees on the American side. He
reasoned that the soldiers would not
Intentionally endanger them.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
BULLETS FLYING
The SAME AS
EVER
CONTINUED From Page One.)
Fort sill began passing through tlds
city today on their way to Nacos Ari-
zona. General Hurgh L. Scott is ex-
pected today.
American imprisoned

Douglas, Ariz, Dec. &c. Lockhart
and H. H. Sutton, chauffeurs Of
Douglas, are being held prisoners and
their automobiles have been confis-
Gated by the Maytorena troops at
Fronteras, Sonora, according TO re-
port feceived last night. The matter
has i6en repoFsbdsp Thomas D, Bow
man, United statB vice consul
now here for Investigation.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
Still Firing Across Border

4 NacO, Ariz., Dec. 18.-Stray bullets
from the Mexican srde crossed the
American line last night and early
today, during the usual bombardment
of the Maytorena trenches by the Car
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

Hold by the edges an aluminium pan
and an enamel pan Of the same size,
so that the sides opposite your hands
are In small flame. You wIikd
the aluminium pan first.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
WILL RETURN TO PARIS
fer From bordeaux Is to BE
Made on November 20.
PARLIAMENT ALSO TO MEET
Will Convene on December 15 to
Pass Emergency Laws-City Ap-
pears to BE Returning to More
Normal Conc itions.

PARIS. October 3i.-Unoffcial an
nouncement was made to-day that the
government will return to Paris from
Parliament Will meet on December Is
to pass emergency laws.
Little by little Paris appears to he
returning to more normal conditions
The shops in the Avenue de L'Opera,
which had their doors locked and the
windows whitcwashed. have now been
reopened. Each day another restau-
rant or bar on the boulevards or else
where resumes business. and the news
papers which ceased to publish at the
time of the mobilization have begun to
appear again. The question of re-
opening the Bourse is also discussed.
From the war arena in France and
Belgium the most pleasing news to
Parisians to-day was that telling Of the
retreat Of the Germans across the
User in The face of stiff cannonadfng
by the allies. The announcement only
n few days ago that the Germans had
succeeded in crossing to the left bank
OF the User did moro to depress the
spirits OF ,hc people here than any
development of the war for some time
MARK FIRST STAGES
OF IMPENDING VICTORY
Their withdrawal now along with the
progress OF the allies at other points
rs officially announced, is taken by
many rs marking the first stages OF an
impending victory.
hs'htinS in the vicinity OF Ypres where
the allies have been gaining, because
OF the great Importance of the posi-
tion to the Germans. Ypres accord
ing to German military men, is tho
centre OF the German position between
Lille and the sea. They have said
that they could not continue their
advance march unless assured of the
possession of 1t. II Yprcs is conquered
we viii have the route opened as far
as the heights of st. Omer. twenty
TWO miles southeast Of Calais, is n
statement attributed to them. How
ever, the most important positions In
the limo of combat between Newport,
Mixmudc and Ypres arc In the hands
of the allies
General Pierre Cherfls. the military
critic, declares that a wounded French
officer with whom he talked yesterday
gave all praise to the German method
" Nc'Ion'' iHc present war, lie says,
also afiirms the immense service avia-
ton can render to the fighting units.
The aeropiane has become an instru-
mcnt OF observation, not only useful,
but indispensable, according to General
Cherflls.
The death list of the army mon to-
day contains tho name. Of Colonel III.
Detrie, tho son OF French hero, and
who was the youngest superior Of
ticer in the army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
GERMANS FIGHTING HARD
TO HOLD GROUND GAINED
Experts Regard Developments Around
Verdun of the Greatest
Importance.
MAIN POSITION IS CAPTURED
Attention Can Now BE Directed to
Original Object of Campaign.
Opening of Naval Hostilities by
Turkey May Divert Attention.

BERLIN. October 81 tby wireless to
Sayville) .-Informat given out for
the press in official quarters to-day, is
as follows:
Military experts of the Berlin news
papers consider that yesterdays devel-
opments around Verdun were of the
greatest Importance. and say there is
promise Of their resumption with re-
ncwed strength. In the lighting south
Of Ferdun the French arc straining
every effort to crush and drive out the
army, which, at the end of September.
penetrated as far as st. Mihiel. and
which, for n month past. has been fight
ing hard to hold the ground gained. The
Germans have now captured the main
position, and their forces are operating
from the direction of Toul. The French
attack from Tont- Mousson also was
without results. Attention can now,
again. be directed to the original OBJ
ject of this campaign.
ATTENTION OF RUSSIA
MAY he DIVERTED
The opening of naval hostilities by
Turkey promises to divert the atten-
ton of the Russian forces which have
heen campaigning in Poland. where
they were able to concentrate superior
forces against the armies of Germany
and Austria. Nothing new has been re-
ported from Poland.
Austria announces officially that the
Russian advance against the Austrian
positions in the region of Turka has
been repulsed. (Turka is I'm Galicia.
twenty eight miles southwest Of Sam
bor)
Special dispatches to newspapers
from the Servan front report that an
entire Servian regiment. under Colonel
Ivanoff, walked into n trap at Vishe-
grad. They had been informed pro-
vIousiy that the Servians still occupied
this place. This was not SO. and the
regiment was quickly surrounded and
surrendered without resistance.
German military authorities deny. as
fables almost all the statements regard
ing the German l6-inch howitzers
which are being circulated In Germany
and abroad. The tests of these guns
began six years ago, and German artil-
lerymen have been trained in the use
of them for several years past. The
.ecret of these guns was preserved with
remarkable success"