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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
ELM GROVE CAMP
Gets handsome Banner for Securing
most Members In Modern
Woodmen, in State.

Henry Clay Camp. No. 1928. Modern
Moodmen OF America. Of Elm rove
mas mas received notification that has
by the head camp for securing me
most beneficial members 10 the order
curing the year 1913. The Elm Grove
camp viii be entitled to hold il durinr,
ms year. or until another camp in
Mest virginia secures more beneficial
,'l',tl iotIs uurlng any year The an
meeting Tuesday evening. and ali
members present agreed to boost the
ORDER and 10 secure as many members
as possible during the present wear i'm
an an euort 10 hold the banner next wear
me ne banner was held by the camp ar
Fairmont last year. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
LIEUT.. BIRCH NOT PERMITTED
TO TESTIFY AGAINST HABIG

a@y School Association to IN. ro~ai
", W. oinsns Adult Bioie class Of IN. Fir.t
,LIistian church, The class has a mem
81 OF les- West Virginia only has
quota OF Us which the SUNDAY schooi
onisisls q the state were 20 organize
VIII have been obtained
nomAs settle. eeid secretary %
the Fairgrounds Association 81 kr..,t,,
oehvered an address In ST Lakes n y
chnrch yesterday evening. under ~.
on The Moral Value OF Pisy and s-- r.,
alton" The address was iiiustratrd h..
sfereopticon views
captain J. =. Crsmp. eonmandant OF
me corps daily IN preparation for the
spring parade.
The past month has been a very busy
one for the officials OF the Associated
vi-fons To- m way OF sappiying pro
during the recent cold spell
The local lElks' marching club which
VIII 20 90 farkersburg In June continues
men: hership viii he greatly augmented
al the meeting this evening.
Humane OFFICER sheldon Joseps SAYS
me drivers are treating the delivery
horses are well shod for hauling loads
on the icy streets
An attorney for the Office Of super
intendent OF the Wheeling district OF the
time this month and viii enter upon his
duties April I.
According 90 an OFFICIAL statement
given out In railroad circles. no tsie-
graph operators Will be laid OF duty a.
reported.
Under the management OF y. T
Frame. state leader of county agrtcui-
turd agents, qrite number OF county
sEehss have been appointed since the
hrst % the year.
George Seybold. OF North Main
street. who slipped and fell on the ice
the FIRST OF the week. breaking his left
wrist. II suffering considerably from the
injury.
Plans have been arranged for n
membership contest TO be held between
the Mems Bible class. Mowry's woman'S
bible class and DIR. Monroe's Woman's
Bible class OF the First Christian
church.
John Pappos. a Greek coal miner
from the southern part OF the state.
passed through the city the first OF the
week en- route to New York where he
win take steamship for his nataive
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
LOCAL RED CROSS
CHAPTER GETS cHARrrp

y '.FiIUrHte uf rrturuIffun NIe re-
'"lfru Ir the secretary Yf fb. tt.Fr,f...,-
,N'plcr OF the American Red t.1ra tho
li.l "i ~" week from the national Ie4U.
In1ri're 600 Washington Tho rrrfiG.4fn
N"- TOO local branch Hu opportunity To-
N'lt lu cooperation Nth the other
h.pi'f4 throughout fhr state
~ meeting 81 the executive committee
'I ih' local rhHrfsr will o. held tins
H'fFfunnr nf o'clock boo tho orfirs Df
We Nf."'i 1f'd tharitIee boz fre H1ard ~
.'. "iitliug According fu tho Ger.
i.H-Hie which has been received Mr.
% Ii hubbard. ~ Martins rerfg. who Ia
fI INr head - The graduate nurses has
'f'n made 1t sr.H0itfo member 81 fT.
,"Wu.Ifi'e. The meubsrs OF the ssa.r.
.l'. tgmWiifrr are Ha follows Prof IS
l. ilIinft. chairman. lHr g. q NHfr-sr.
u. .Hildrrth and IS. 81 Brady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
JOHN n. ReNNARD rs
HoNoRED BY ASSOCIATION

Paul NJ. Nemeyer. president of tho
wheeling Ad Club. yesterday re-
CeiNed q telegram notifying him that
John III. Rennard. founder and hrst
PRESIDENT OF the Wheeling Ad Club.
nad been appointed a member of the
Vigilance Committee of the Asso-
cisted Advertising Clubs OF America.
Inc committee has charge of the
Work OF securing convictions of
fraudulent advertisers throughout tho
country. The appointment is a well
grounded recognition OF Mr.. Rem
nard's ability and good work in the
heeling Nd Club and Pittsburgh
Publicity Association and was mad.
by the executive committed of the
National Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
RIVER NEWS

The kanawha raised down .,rt.. So.
HYihnE, bound for Charleston on nor
TrNt Trip since the heavy ice berao
~ ''tl- nearly Two weeks ago. She is
dne here on the return trim to Ii,,
nHiEh SUNDAY morning The kauawba
~ CARRYING the crew 81 the stear,er
-l'rI 1ltN. which passed un early tbfs
week from Cincinnati Tho bfe &C.,.
't was bound for Titt4burgh but ne
cause 81 the low stage 81 water she
who're she has tied up awaitinr hieb,r
water. ''"''''
DC Liberty arrived last MIGHT and
WI 60 out 90 % o'clock This rorr-ur
Tor Matamorar. She will ref.tr1 fof,.,.-
row evening
Ihe stage 20 che local wharf ,rsf.r.
nh' wac o. feet while the aotrrurreut
marks ~ che NrNeohen dam rs..r,.g l
.i'E. of feet Tho river was flIlIrr
ana me Dee was melting rapidly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
DIR. o'NAHE APPOINTED
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER

ur d. o. DsKaua. af ftI.. ...t. t..t.....
appointed a. member OF fHs frfsrr.fi...s1
b"unNfrt Commission. ff wa srrl.Ir...,I
Yesterday. IfIs dufIs. viii I. fIurr
VIC canadian border. FuU Hf will .rIra.
tHs summer aIurr fns great hikes
jus appointment eliminate him from
LI' race Tor tue uuafuHnfernhfr. Isat.
ing \. W. WeidehuFrh practically With.
out opposition. Itle salary 81 HGrrG,r.
ruUlfni reI"uer g. said fu exceed that pf
postmaster 90 Wheeling
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d / E d

PARADISE-On "wednesday. March fth,
1919. az 3.l5 o'clock D.. co.. MRS UNIs-
RIFT PARADISE In the 93rd year
81 her axe.
Funeral from the residence of her son.
Harry. No. bU2 South Iruut street
FRIDAY muruiug tt $50 o'clock
Requiem htEh mass CT st. Ioeeuf.s
cathedral ~f 900 o'clock Friends ~
tuI family ere invited Co attend fu-
torment ut sit calvary cgustDrr
BEHEETT-pu Tuesday. March O. 1910
~ $3.50 o'clock n. fI. af I'Iffahurru
HON nuufhIr Hospital. MAGGIE
REED lncr MorrisunD wife Of vs.. O..
Bennett.
Funeral services from tho home of her
niece. Mrs. George IhuruEHff. fuHT
Inu. street. Martin. Ferry. o. tnDar
fI. MiIiuwaT. IUdrF afternoon tf .
O'Clock. Friends OF the family Iu.
Nlt"d lnflrmeut private Ht Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From tile City.
TRi-sTATE ARRIVALS

~ TIE IOCAl HO Itl >
stsmm-G. F. Ebers. Bradford. Pa. /:
r. Il. Armstrong, Armstrong Mills. q. /:
c. p. Ross. Burns Dorsie. Washing.
ton. Pa: Miss Belle Ford. Woods.
field. o.: l.. Carlin. New Martinsville:
:. Braunlich. Marietta. o.: W. q.
Slough, Sand Rock. Pa: +. T.. Nor.
rfs. New Freeport. Pa: c. c. Jones
and wife. Ravenswood: T. Stewart,
Clarksburg: George r. Willis. Free.
port. o.: b. a. Daughty. New Concord
o.: Harold ID. stephan. Sistersville;
l.. II. Welch, Parkersburg: Carl Dee
van. Lancaster. o.: +. Rogers and
wife. Steubenville. o.; z. ID. Calvin.
Pine Grove; w. II. Sey:e rt. Hickory.
Pa
Grand CentraI-C. r. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Summers. AIiddlebourne:
w. j. Begin. Steubenville. o.: Mrs.
G. 4. Lovejoy, bethesda. o.: r. v.
Sinclair. Parkersburg; W. A. Nc
Laughlin, GAINESVILLE: r. f. Barnes.
Bethesda. o.: w. X. Badger. Par.
kersburg; X. NJ. Love. Coshocton.. O. /:
w. j. Fisher. GAINESVILLE. o.: Robert
II. Hess. Cameron; Charles II. Weight,
6runswiek-C. W. Rodeker. Charles.
ton: A. e. Seeger. Maynard. o.;
George T. Gardeon. Fairpoint. o.; L..
l.. Bailey. GAINESVILLE. o.: James A.
Martin. Sistersville: +. l.. Slater.
Piedmont. o.; w. T. Anderson. Beaver
Falls. Pa.
Mcclure - Luna Little. Fairmont;
w. y. Honheins. Martinsburg: George
r. Buxters. East Liverpool. o.: II. t..
hershnerh Parkersburg: F. 4. Tim
norman. McMechen: c. VI. Stewart.
New Cumberland: ID. s. Hammond. st.
Marys; Walter G.. Shoteyille, Cadiz.
q; Harry Shaw. Fairmont: r. X.
Mathew. Parkersburg.
Mrs. Lewis Duggan has left for
IelIoleum, where she viii visit her
days.
Samuel n. Wariield is at Clarks-
burg. W. Va, for several DAYS attend
ing 10 business matters.
Miss Julia Fulton has returned TO
her home at Parkersburg after a Wis
" with Mrs. George Row of this city.
Mrs. Ira +. Robinson and little
daughter. Miss Edna May. of Charles
Ton, are In the city for several DAYS
visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard !. Fisher.
nee Anna O'Connor, will arrive home
saturday from an extended honey.
moon spent at various points of in
tereSt in the south.
aNp7ff snNffAifN OF Z NlTn0nf ~
tlSiting friends on North Main street
for a few days.
- Clerk Of the County Commissioners
George Oldham il confined to his
nome at Triadelphia bv illness
MI. and Mrs. n. =. Behrens of
W oodsdale left Tuesday evening for
New York city, from where they will
san Today on an extended Mediter-
ranean tour. They will be gone
about three months.
}. {. George OF the r. y. Jones Lum-
Der company has just returned from
TRIP TO C'arksburg. where be- has
been on business.
zig strauss. a prominent business
man OF Cincinnati. Is snendinr a few
uaIs IN The city on business.
Mrs. Wafer Lopez Of Cameron
spent Tuesday in the CITY as tho
que Of relatives
Nathan Salisbury. a prominent bus.
mess man Of Sistersviile. spent Few
hours IN the city YESTERDAY while on
roui" homo from Hot Sprln-s. Nrkan-
saS. where he has sDcnt some time
TOT the benefit ~ his health.
john Davis Of the south Side has
accepted q position In StcubenvilIe. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
MOST CONVENIENT
offICE Rooms IN WHEELING
Thar


l. Central location Entranca 10ag
Twelfth street
:. Light. airy and clean. All outside
vOOmS.
j. kteam heat All unsigh;Iy pipes
concealed.
:. Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
3. Electric lights.
.. water In every room
z. Janitor service.
$. Every IRE projection Only two and
three stories from ground Three
men IRE line on each door. Chemi-
cal fire eNtinguishers. Fire doors
Fire escapes
,. New Clean and Sanitary.
10. Low rate Of nre insurance for ten
ants.
II. Hard wood Golden oak) hnish
throughout.
~. Hard. BOD floors. white. Maple).
~. Beautiful Marble lobby 40 ma hog
any storm door
II. You can pride yourself In occupy
Ing one Of our Offices.
10. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire AT Room 90,
II II. McLain Heirs Onice Bvilding
so-42 Twelfth Street. CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
FOX RENT

FOR RENT-Large outside room
9TH floor Schmulbach Bldg. Size
2ox25H, feet. Finest in building
Possession Immediately. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz, Dentist, 2nd. floor,
REILLY Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

Dor huwc af The corner of Indiana and
Madison streets Date last night arf .I..
tHiusd bad fracture of tnt RIGHT trfrn.
~ p. aIrh reduced thr Fracture.
t'''H.s OF CHS fact her injury b. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

FOR RENT-Large outside room
on 2nd. floor REILLY Bldg. Size
lSx23 feet. Possession immediate
ly. Rent $500 per month. Just
the thing for either one or two pro-
fessional men. Apply DIR. Harry
kraatz, Dentist, 2nd. floor REILLY
Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
POULTRY

BUFF oRFINaToNs; good cocEerrI~
and pullcts. Eggs FOR Matching
Prices reasonable. Both phones " a.
Marsh. f-s-g0t
THE Waysidc Inn. OF Colerafn. j. now
open TO the public. Chricken and waf-
Ties speciality. VI. T.. Boyd. Prop.
mr-I-t
a. VARIETIES 81 thoroughbred. utility
ana exhibition stock. For bargains in
eggs and chicks send for price card THE
Lew ". iiarr Farm. Tairmout vs.. Va
Ja-2o-s0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, Jobbsr.. u-r.
ohantE and Other Wholesale pealers

Shanth ana Other WhOlesale Dealers.
. NOTItE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board Of Control OF the Stale
OF west virginia " III receive bids daily
81 Its offtce at Charleston. Vest Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for tire .eVcrai
state institutions. the fiaancisi manage
ment OF which Is vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed viii be fur
nished bidders ON receipt OK requests
stating the lire de sired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
la-l ~ Charlcston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
MARTINS FERRY WOMAN
HURT IN BAD TsIr,

Mrs. Conrad Ions. au aged resident
~ Martins Torn. fell from a stool all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
BANKRUPT SALE.
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE or SALE.
BIDS VIII be accepted on the Isarel
Rosenberg bankrupt stock until March
tth. 1910. a. which time the highest and
best bid will be accepted. subject To- the
confirmation Of the court. The trustee
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Opportunity 10 inspect stock and
inventory may be had By applying to
the undersigned
ROBERT s. JUDGE. Trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
BEFORE COUNCIL POLICE CON.
hiTTEE LAST MIGHT
When Latter Appeared TO Refu,e
Statements That te Rented
houses for immoral
Purposes

Ambrose Habig. who bad been
CHARGED with owning a number OF
houses over the creek. which he had
rented for immoral purposes. sp-
peared before the council committee
on police last night with his counsel.
ing.
lie. through his counsel. demanded
mat he have a chance TO disproye
the statement and the list of houses
furnished by Lieutenant Birch and
published. The committee. however.
was OF the opinion that Il had I'm
lshed the matter when Il made a
resolution that the mater OF owner
ship OF houses be submitted TO the
city solicitor for action. In case he
did not act on the matter IL was then
70 go before the states attorney. and
should he fail TO do anything then
"a 10 the attorney general OF the
state
He asked that Lieutenant Birch be
called on the matter TO disclose the
source OF his information that he
owned houses in the red light district
1 MS was refused and the committee
adjourned TO report its proceedings
10 council at it's next meeting. Attor-
ney Boyce said that under the statute
me charge as made by Lieutenant
Birch constituted a crime. That the
committee had allowed the charge to
De made but was not willing then 10
allow Nindication OF his client by
the summOning of Witnesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

The v,riTs annual r-.JY.fior ~ ....t,t
ie now rhuHf five Tunes ar rrs.f a. u,
LNNt Fh0u fHn great UtII. of south A..
rila were oloueI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
Never Rented Houses.

MT boyce said that he was pre-
pared TO say that Mr.. Hablg did not
own houses and rent them for i'm
moral purposes and never did own
them: that they felt the whole pro-
ceedings TO be a farce: "the veriest
rot and the most childish matter" he
ever knew OF. He said that they had
taken up everything that did not
amount to anything and that the only
matter OF Importance that was sup
posed 10 be taken up was not TO be
heard. He said he felt that an inius.
ice had been done him and that viii.
hesses should be summoned to an
pear before the meeting Immediately
MIR. Boyce in demanding a hearing
read from list which he had. stat
ing that the first two houses on the
list that Mr.. Habig Is said TO own
the records in the court house will
show. was sold by the weiske Real
Estate Company. seven or eight years
ago TO Miss Edith Schwindt. The
NUMBER OF that house is 26lO Market
street. The second piece OF property
the records show, was sold by An
drew Mckinley to Miss Clarice Nut
Ter at 2612 and 2614 Market street
several years ago. and again he asked
that Mr., Habig be given a hearing.
MT. CHEW and some of the mem
Ders or the committee felt that they
had no voice in the matter and for
that reason could not act. They said
that their records would show their
resolution and they did not feel that
they should go back. They intimated
That the ownership of the houses
would be brought before the grand
Jury now In session. Mr.. Ritter en-
tered motion that Mr.. Habie be
heard on the matter and that the
other Witnesses be called to uphold
the list OF houses.
MI. Boyce said that they had been
told TO appear before the body and
That he and his client had responded:
that the other witnesses were 10 be
present and they did not appear. lie
said that he felt that an injustice had
been done TO his client, in an effort
To ruin his reputation and that he
should be- indicated. He said that
the conversation between Roundsman
Mlnard and Mr.. Habig concerning
the closing Of the houses was a per
sonal matter and not 10 be taken
into consideration at all.
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Security Trust CO.. Agent.


Every body. Munecy's. Century.
liarpers, North American Review
VOGUE. Popular. Peoples. March and
April Fashion magazinor
Books and Stationery.
c. II. O7liM1Y
No. i5f2 Market Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05

foh hENT-SiN roomH and bath, second
floor. All in good repair Al Leath-
srHood- w. IL. Nichols. Bell 2ss Alien
heim. f-l2-tf
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FOR SALE.

HOSTING ENGINE, CONCRETE
MIXER. 2NO HAND LUMBER, 2Np
HAND DOORS. CALL AT NEW
BUILDING OR 1861 MAIN ST.
JAMES L. HAWlEY.
FOR SALE-Finc Ohio farms Large
and small. For list write. y. 6. Smith,
Atwater, ohio. f-Is-20t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert Sc I1v
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EWBALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
q. j. iortschy. Sat. Phone 1gsq.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-05
roR SALE


COS : Front 81. s. rooms and bath $50 90
90 belle Isle. ROOM aud bath. $500
] D ~ Front -. rooms and bath suu
I"icWafc So. rooms ........ fs HU
- =. YORK So . rooms and bath 5000
~ = YORK 81. rooms and bath. s0. uu
~ Virginia So 4 rooms and hstu % uu
- virginia So. z rooms and hath. fsru
tfn .. lrOnf 81. D. rooms and bath o. 90
lnff Main St. Z rooms and bath
lucluding light. heat and water 60 nU
NJ Master Apis. rooms and bath
Including steam heat and IIua
tor service ............. ...... tU HH
~ lfth -. 20 rooms and bath. 5000
lL5h fth ~. rusmr and bIfH. sH ru
WgodlaWu. z rooms and BATH. 90 uu
EdEdale. q r0wa and hath ....... $500
Ieho Point % rooms and bath .... % 90
Bsii 77-cait Us-rationaI so4.
Security Trust Co. Agent.
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FOR SALE

OLIVER Typewriter. good condition. IN.
.. smith, clio Main IT. Bell S72-E;
NATL l357-M. f-e1-tf
FOR SALE - Remington typewriter.
good condition; $3.50. j. {. streiner
L.oom I02. Schmulhach Bldg. f-I9-tf
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FOR SALE.

fOh SALE-lIousc. 7 offer for sale
my house. corner Lincoln avenue and
ihlrty -eighth street. Shadyside Ohio.
Apply by mail or on the premises n q
ans. mr-J-30t
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FOR SALE
THREE ROOM COTTAGE

Convenient and modern. in Elm
Grove, lot 80 by 13S feet. ION cornerD
Good cellar, water and gas Fine
garden and fruit trees. Cement walks,
Bell Phone. law. r. c..
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FOR SALE-FTne Ohio farms Iarg.
and small. Easy terms. For Ust
write J.. g. Smith. Atwater. Ohio
mr-a-2Ot
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-11-11

draw three per and many thousand
men will continue to work.
The legislative committee spent
yesterday at Ludlow and returned to
Trinidad last evening. This morning
they started out in an automobile to
visit, the camps and to quietly, If rot
secretly. conduct the inquiry, there
by securing material for report.
which is to be made some day.
AS freqnelty remarked. investigat-
ing the coal strike has been the pop
ular indoor and outdoor sport 10.
these many months. There have
been all sorts and conditions Of in
vestigators who have turned in all
sorts and conditions of reports. nc
two of which agreed as to facts and
actualities. A sum sufficient has
been spent In investigation TO pur-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-11-11
'Ef &EHE$$ f BIE5 E- @3E F4f!y5T STRONG
POSITION At D|XMUMDE

The German as battered Belgian
mission that the allies fall
'ase in the
@ a"s ssn ss French wa c oa pnr that n the a s
mans and taking Lo Seq Belgian miles
, The warning nations en-
on the other fields From
OF important changes
acks of the
marking turning point had brought
the opnno nr ,na a g, ; .ha nau, n.rn, ;,n ~ n
were compelled ,o fan hact lilies gained nossson NJ , t
Germans resulting
ing Of the Whether victory will
Influence $ not as yet
Along office
there a
The Berlin however.
there take the view faced with the
cesty of defeating allies order that
tion to the menacing armies of Russia
The German Cronw Prince reported
brilliant
OF the line cacks Cacow while the in
Of Przemys which the Russians back several
of fighting to
outside world said that the employing
0 w an; t. nc ~ e ,h 1 ' sen
md o-han q =
indications today
Egyptian frontier The Turks also that they
cancan ebounla of a Palestine.
fighting continues servian soil The Austrian
that its had made important
the enemy prisoners.
fall Of Using with
aon Toxic In recognition OF the heroic defense of the Germans
permitted his sword and main
similar tribute galan'ry paid the
all
cd to the survivors OF the German cruiser Emden
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-11-11
lECISlA AZURE INVESTIGATION OF COLORADO
COAL STRIKE IS BEING QUIETLY CONDUCTED

chase the properties, millions Of
words have been put in transcript.
thousands OF questions have been
asked AID tank loads of gasoline con-
suncd in automobile trips over the
ground included in the strike district,
yet out OF all the inquiry nothing in
the way of results has developed.
This is the second iustallmcnf Of
the invest cation OF the legislative
committee. Some weeks ago cot
pie of members of the committee VS.
tied mere for few days and quietly
folded their tents like the Arabs and
stole away. Monday evening they
returned. The Investigators have
kept themselves in seclusion more or
less and have conducted their in
quiry without the blowing of horns
and the changing of cymbals.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-11-11

The fcrty-sixth investigation of
the Colorado coal strike is now being
and one other is promised.
Members of Il legislative committee
composed of Senators stephan Of
Delta, Burris Of Pueblo and Pearson
of Gunnisun and Representatives
Fincher, Smedley and Wright of Dem
yer are in Las Animas county gath
ering Information concerning the in
Gustrial trouble of IA months dura-
ton.
An investigation by the federal
board of industrial relations is to be-
gin soon, and after that probably
there will be other official and semi
official Investigations Of the strike
and the result will be. AS 1t has been
tina. few idle men will continue to