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COMPROMISE
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day morning. adjournment being taken
over Thanksgiving day.
MORNING Session

siay morning. adjournment being taken
over Thanks giving day.
Morning Session.
The morning session opened with
the court room crowded. as IL has
been during the whole course of the
trial o. F. Gibbs. automatic sprink'
Ter Inspector. was the first witness
called in rebuttsl by the State. lie
stated that he had inspected the sys-
TEN Of The Warwick China Company.
and that II was impossible to set IL on
with a match. lie described the mech.
anism of the system to the jury. and
stated that IL was necessary to have
a temperature OF 100 degrees banked
about the sprinkler valve before II
would let 60
Fred Menu was the second witness
for the state. and said he had seen
Bull Kraft about the box car at
Forfeit street. by himself The de
Tense objected. and Mr.. Koran stated
that the State wished 10 show that
Kraft was not there with his sister
as he had testified The objection
was oycrruled. According to his testi-
mony. ne said Kraft was about 80 feet
from the box car.
On crOss-oNamination. the witness
said ne had never said Il would swear
to a lie TO help Ed Rose out" He
admitted having been arrested for
Ah-AA anu NfAAA NlNFA a. Jul Ai tue v
department. After Kraft whispered
TO his attorney the witness was asked
if he had not been chased away from
the Charles Kieldsing home. and had
he not been spying on Kraft's tracks
Earl Brown was the third witness
and said he saw Kraft % minutes be
fore the hoN car fre. lie said Kraft
was kicking foot ball with him and
some other fellows Brown said Kraft
was not with his sister. After a delay
OF a few minutes. Frank Church. OF
the firm OF Burns & Church. was
called. and said there were no wires
running through the haymow OF his
stable. lie said that one could reach
the hayloft OF his barn and get back
without necessarily becoming dirty.
seen at Box Car.
lie said that tho woodwork was all
new and that p man could start fire
without climbing into the loft.
John Mccoy told OF seeing Kraft
near the box car fire. Kraft was
leaving tho car. he said. Kraft was
alone az the time. according 10 the
witness.
Al this point the state rested its
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DIED

NILLER-On Wednesday. November Is.
1914. at as o'clock a. m. at her late
home No. - Forty-first street
ELIZABETH. widow OF the late Au-
gust Miller, In the 9th year OF her
age.
Funeral service from her late residences
FRIDAY afternoon az O'Clock Inter
ment At Nj. Zion cemetery. Friends
81 the family invited.
BA1TELg-On Tuesday November ~
1914 ~ l.f0 o'clock a. m. MRS. WA.
BARTEi.S. formerly Mrs. Rocmer.
aged 81 years.
Fuperal from her late residence No.
1891 Eoff street. on Friday afternoon
a. o'clock. Friends OF the family are
invited 20 attend. fntcrmcnt a. Mt
Zion cemetery.
HHLLrHo-on Tuesday. November a.
1914. az 1899 o'clock D. m a. the
family residence In Martins Fsrry
MRS. SOPHIA HELLING. widow Or
the late Henry HeiiinG. In the etth
year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereaftsr.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE

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District OF West Virginia. 50:
In the United States District Court An
~, ~ sSo Hstrse,,
Bankrupt No. $50. In RsnSr1nfcx
Petition for Discharge.
Judge OF the District Court 81 the
United States for the Northern Dis
rict OF West Virginia:
Nilnam II. Mitchell. OF Wheeling. IN
the County OF Ohio. and State OF West
represents that on the isth dss OF Nov.
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress re-
latng 70 bankruptcy. that he has duly
Of prSpersy. and hs. fSiy esm aG xss
All the requirements OF said acts and OF
orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore, he prsys that he may be
decreed By the Court 20 have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
cept such debts as are excepted by law
FROM such discharge.
Dated this 10th day OF November. A.
WA. t. MITCHELL.
order OF xotacs rnsreon' 1''
Northern District OF West Virginia. IS:
On this nth day of November. A ID.
1914. on reading the foregoing petition.
ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same ON the nth day OF
az Wsss,1 p isi la ssnefs said Court
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published In the Wheeling In
Dises ana asSt All In sss
and ether persons in interest may APP
pear at the said time and place and
show cause. ~ any they have. why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted.
And AZ Is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed to them At
Witness the Honorable ASTON q; pav-
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. In said dis
tfict, on the 18th day of November. A.
d. 1914.
Attest:
c. Il. KEFAUvER. Clerk
u. 8. ID. c.. ~. ID. W. Va.
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UNITED STATES
Cconsnusd Prom FIRST PaT.)

mem will reserve the right 10 enter
a demand OF protest In every case in
which the rights and duties mentioned
above and defined by existing rules
Of international law are violated or
their free exercise hindered by the
authorities OF the belligerent govern
ments"
The message was signed by Coun-
sellOr Lansing. then acting Secretary
OF State
What the Declaration II.
The Declaration of London. framed
~ an international conference in Lon
don. from which IL drew It's dcsigna-
lion. was designed as a uniform naval
procedure for war times to be recOg-
nized by all powers participating in
iho conference u set out definite
declarations as 10 what articles should
be considered contraband Of war. and
defined the rights Of neutral shipping.
The declaration was generally viewed
as marking n great advance over the
conflicting practices the several ma
lions had applied during periods OF
belligerency with most unsatisfactory
results 20 neutral shipping. IL has
never been ratified. however. BY all 81
The powers which participated In the
conference. The tnitcd states and
Germany are among the powers which
have recorded their acceptance Of the
declaration. while Great Britain has
not taken this action
One article Of the declaration pro
yIdes that % shall be binding a. be-
tween bellirercnt powers only upon
those by which 10 has been ratified
Soon after the outbreak Of the Euro
pean war II became evident that while
they recognized IN "a general way the
spirit 81 the declaration. some Of the
belligcrcnt powers Intended 20 Insist
uuOu great modification az fmnorfanf
details. basinr their action upon the
fact that they had not formally rati.
Ned the convention.
No Modification Permitted.
Since the declaration was in fact
o compromise between extreme views
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Administrators Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO
COUNTY. STATE OF WEST vIR-

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO
COUNTY. STATE OF WEST vIR-
GINA:
William A. Duggan. administrator of
the estate OF Matilda J. Goshorn. de-
ceased. plaintiff VS. Frank Goshorn.
Charles Goshorn. Jasper Goshorn. Sim
horn. Emma Crummitt, and IA. crummitt.
ner husband. Lulu Jones. Fredericks
Sufel. executrix OF the last will and
ties tament OF Louis =. stifei. deceased.
Nieweg. and Prank Schroeder defendants
by virtue OF an order entered In the
above entitled. cause by the Circuit
the 25rd day OF September. 1914. II is
referred to the undersigned Commits
sioner TO take. state and report an ac-
First: What personal estate tn. said
Matilda j. Goshorn. owned at the time
OF her death. the character and value
Second: What disposition ~ any
was made OF said personal estate by the
flaintin. William A. Dugxan. admins
traitor OF Matilda J. Goshorn. deceased
and how much. AZ any, OF said personal
estate il now I'm the hands of the said
Mlniam A Duggan. as administrator
available for the payment OF any debts
owlng from the estate OF said Matilda J.
Third: What debts said Matilda l.
Soshorn. deceased owed at the time OF
ner death: to whom they are payable.
amounts and priorities.
fourth: What real estate was owned
oy the said Matilda J. Goshorn. de-
ceased. at the time OF her death its
quantity. description and location.
Fltth: Whether said real estate will
IN hve years rent for n sufficient sum
20, 10 pay on and discharge said liens and
the costs OF this suit
sixth: Who the heirs are of the said
MATILDA J. Goshorn. deceased, and their
respective interests
istration OF the estate of said decedent
Dy said William A. Duggan. her admin.
Eighth: And such other matters nj.
any party In interest may require the
same being pertinent. or such other
matters as said commissioner himself
may deem pertinent. whether so request
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has fixed upon Thursday, the 10th
day OF December. 1914. commencing az
office. Rooms SO3-s0f. Schmulbach BuiId.
ing. Wheeling. West Virginia. as the
place at which he will proceed TO as
certain and report the several matters
In said order OF reference required
Gwen under my hand this 27th day
FRANK A. MCMAHON.
Commissioner.
To the Creditors OF Matilda J. Goshorn.
deceased
In pursuance of a decree OF the c,rcu,,
Court OF Ohio county. made in a cause
therein pending. TO subject the real es-
tate OF the said Matilda j. Goshorn 10
tne payment OF her debts. you are re-
quired 10 present your claims against
the estate OF the said Matilda j. Goshorn
Tor adjudication to Frank a Mcmahon.
commissioned. at his office. Rooms sOa-
sos Schmulbach building. Wheeling.
West virginia on or before Thursday
the 10th day OF December. 1914.
JOHN l.. RISGHoRN.
Chas. J. Smith. attorney.
oc2s-nov-5-I2-1e-26-de a
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Hotios 20 nEanufaotursru, JoSSsru, nsr-
chants and othsrs Whoisaais Dealer.
NOTICE ~ IURTBT GINFS That
~ West Virginia will receive bids daily
q itg office ~ Chsri-stce, West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
u1fnf % which o. vested IN aatd Board
CONTRACTS viii be awarded % the lowest
bidders. quality considered, and other
things being equal West NtriKina deal
era Will BE- Eiven urefcrenca
Lists ~ supplies needed viii ~ fur
nished hidderr OF recsipt % requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
js-i-f CHARLESTON. West virgfnia
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SEND IN YITATIONS
Large Attendance is Urged at Mesting
Of W. We. Forest, Fish and
Game Association.

The Wheeling board o. trade yestsr-
day sent invitations 90 officers. inciud-
Ing sixty vice presidents. o. the West
Virginia Forest Fiah and Game protec-
tive Association. urging "a large attend
ance of members ~ the eighth annual
meeting ~ the association. 20 be held
ln this city. December p and 10.
The association recently accepted the
Invitation ~ the board 20 hold this
years meeting IN this city.
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ZAPATA
tcoassaasd from Yirss P.s.,

government Offices Is getting under
way slowly The customs house Is
expected TO be In full operation to-
morrow. a. also Is the public health
depart Thus far IL has been inn
possible for the health department TO
90 much work. In many parts OF the
CITY the garbage cans which were
placed IN the streets before the Amer
leans LETT have not yet been removed.
There has as yet been no forced loan.
Inc spanish merchants are reported
as saying they will be willing TO con-
tribute TO such loan II the present
good order continued.
There are now In the city some five
or six thousand troops.
w. W Canada. the American con-
SUI. today made a formal call on Gen
erai Fabela. foreign minister in the
cabinet of General Carranza.
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r. ~ @. a. DIEHrn
Dormitory Men - MIA Institution "a
Havs n~ai spread.

Thanksgiving dinner will be- served 20
che dormitory men % the Younr Mems
Christian Association 80 tne Association
dInlnE ruurf TODAY ~ 1850 O'Clock
Real INHnkarlNlnn dinner viii b. In
order. served in home afNle ana intfuh-
the Hil tho rNnrrffd fhiugs
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Zapata Aaainst villa.

FL PASO. Texas. Nov. 25.-Carran-
"a headquarters here declared to-day
that Zapata was allowed to enter Mex
leo City as part of a plan TO pit Zapata
and Villa against each other. and 10
demonstrate that they could not agree
nor maintain order
Fighting at Csrdenas. near Tampico.
was reported to-day in Official advices
TO both Carranza and Villa agencies
here. Each claimed victory The
Villa factionists declared that Colonel
Nasquez. the former Federal COM
mander of Lower California. had
turned over that territory to the con-
vention side.
Cientifieo sympathizers awaited the
appearance in Mexico OF General
fnez Salazar. the former Federal gen.
eral who escaped recently from Gus
tody in Albuquerque. y. NJ.
IL was said that a strong following
OF reactionary elements would rally
TO him wherever ne announced him
self
FL Paso to-day has two rival consul
lar Offices maintained by the Villa and
CarranZa elements
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JAIL BREAKER
Charles moran. who nroHe Prom Nc
Mechen Jail Some Time Ago,
Caught Last Wight

charles Moran. who BE- llleEcd 90 have
two months ago. was arrested last night
about 10 o'clock. hT Night officer Inla
D. nj. % MrMrrhfu. sheriff Hutchinson
was notified and Will remove The urln-
uuFr 90 the Marshall county falI az
MnuudHf Do TODAY. whore De- Will be
rivon H hearing De VIII be- tried on =
charge ~ boobies sing. in addition %
the charge ~ brcakinr JAN.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EhBALNER
wa ard tf2f Main strssl
Calls Answered Day OF Mint.
Store Phones ea5.
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone isEa.R
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DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Nov. 25.-PIans
OF the Carranza forces to trap Villa
and Zapata In Mexico City were made
known here to-day in a dispatch said
10 have been received from Vera Cruz
from lsidro Fabela. Carranza's secre-
tary OF foreign relations. to the Sonora
war tax commission
Carranza forces are distributed in
strategic positions around the city, IL
was said General Jesus Carranza
VIII hold position east of Mexico
CITY. Generals Villareal and CaDsi-
Zero will he on the north and Genar-
ais lturbe and Dieguez will mobilize
their troops west of the capital.
The message from Fabela reiterated
the statement that Generals Obregon
and Gonzales evacuated the capital
under Csrranza's orders.
seven thousand more troops are on
the way to Sonora to join the Carran-
"a forces. according to information by
courier to-day from Aqua frieta
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Sick Headaches
Disappear

Sick headaches vanish like magic
when TRIETS arc taken. The
poisons that come 10 the brain
from foul. waste matter in the in
testines are quickly gotten rid OF
when you take TRIETS. They
rouse the liver 20 action. so thar
10 throws Of the excess bile. The
sour fermenting food in the in
testines is passed on. making you
feel we'll and cheerful again. Easy
TO take Spearmint Favored.
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Mrs Ncwiyrich My doe e. wonder
fully trained
Miss Caustic VIII ho eat from your
knifc Philadelphia Ledger.
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lRIETS

AZ All Up-tO-date Druggists.
Two Sizes-1Oc and 25c.
Take Hexets For Indigestion
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Breummer G HiIdebtand

Cornsr MARKET and twenty -s~~o-,T ~.
Hsleohone t9d Open SIS and oiaha
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAbH-We buy oio False teeth, gold
silver, watches. diamonds. tswsir-
new or broken; fun value paid
Starting Bsnnfng Co.
Room fi3 Schmuibaoh Hidg. WhsslfrR.
Tue-Thr-Sat
WANTED-To purchase several small
properties In East wheeling McCul-
Building. Both phones o-,l-tf
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Since the declaration was in fact
o. compromise between extreme views
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-01
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET


'hal way man 10y anything mat
can teI you. ana 5" the innocent
Nl''llh TOOK OFT her nat allowed the
determined woman 10 august a shlh
ing steer pdnd a'rosS the TOP ~ he'
heau, WIN q head phone pressed uh-
coilloIl"pIN il6Hl against hcI leIt ear,
ana 10 snap a curious piece OF mar
ness arouhd her neck, with a norm
s'"peu lIdHsIhIl'eI OUT
from lhs hllNule OF her chest. inc
i"ise euu OF 'he norm was uIr'eliy
oelo" HvI y me plugs On lne
-hu OF the lohE cora attached TO the
n'"u-set were thrust INTO the sockets
On lhe IFohl ehd OF the Wli'hh" o.
lHu instantly peoIaIn was turned
loose IN her ear.
d'in"he "'o-' Inc operator I'It
arr" snol out toward lhe extreme
euse OF the Se'uoh lhe slrl next 10
'er was trying 10 cover me man
VINO hau 'aIIed the number was IN
no uIllaoie frame oI VOICE lie h"d
varied iu'Iy Two seconds Tor the usual
Nuinper, Please ana "a evidently
shaken MS nook violently, a "astctul
process since the rapid working of
the moor does not hght the signal
lamp. The visitor wondered why th7
girl beside her was doing the work OF
the girl next beyond. Then she OBJ
served maj the girl on the next 'po-
sltion' OF the switchboard five i'm
patient eyes were winkInS while the
operator said, You must have the
wrong number, there Is no such num-
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been the root Of all evil. the bone OF
contention for Judith to pick on. bu,
bone or no bone, Judith or no Judith,
Hiram kept his bottle and when he
wanted a little drink TO brace him up,
he took II.
Don't do a fellow any good" he
would say; don't do him a bit Of
good. But when / ache all over il
braces mo up, braces me upl" Then
he chuckled easily. almost remlnls-
Gently
Yes" answered Silas; I'd take a
little nip myself once IN a while, but
| swore OF years and years ago. ever
since / got drunk and rode through
the meeting house over at Leisure
Vile. and ! swOre on Bonded knees,
with my head in Hettie's pink apron.
that II she and the Lord would forgive
me. I'd trot straight after that, and
/ have"
Little Helen giggled. Grandpa tell,
that to everybody what comes In. Aint
old mems funny. PAUL." and Paul add
mitted they were.
Hiram rose stinly from his chair
and. without 80 much as a word,
started homeward. Sllas watched the
old fellow as he crossed the street,
walked up the fine old path TO whers
his sister was arranging her Hover
beds. To Hettie he said
Yes. he has gone home, poor old
,oul. getting mighty %forgetful. mighty
forgettul, very childish these days."
Hettis looked at the little old man
before her. fifteen years younger than
herself. and a wave OF pity swept over
her sweet, old face. Two good men,"
she thought, two OF Gods real gentle
men. What a pity, what d Shame
that that poor old fellow over there
never had a wife"
Judith Strengthened up as Hiram
came up to where she was occupied
How are S!las and Kettle today"
"Oh. he is az deaf as a door-post
but feeling pretty good Kettle Is all
right. Both OF them are childish any
more. terribly sc. and he don't know
Il Kettle brought me out some but
termiik-good old woman she Is. 4
good old woman
Then he sauntsred up TO the house
an old man just waitiug!-waitingi-
waitingi
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some twenty members. an given and
responded TO, so rapidly that she could
LARGELY follow them. Than there
came another side light ON human ma
,ure The voice was that Of "a man
with the t%oothache. Ho yelled.
81 want the Tulsa Hotel. and be
quick about IT,"
Number please. the operator ask
cd.
Tulsa Hotel. Can't you hear IFS
a big hotel on Third street. Is that
plant The girl made three onuec
lions In quick succession aud then she
returned to the man. whose signal
light had been blinking uciously
"What is the number Of the phone
you want?' she asked.
II haven't got time TO look It up.
What are you there for anyway Gts
a pity II YOU don't" At that mo-
ment the girl beyond her reached out
and made the connection. She hap
pened to know the number Of the
branch exchange at the hotel SO II was
not necessary to turn the man over to
the information desk. A second later
another voice called from the same
number. The operator caught up a
plug and thrust the tip Of It into q
succession Of jacks, at both sides Of
the that was serving the man with
the irritable disposition, at each at
tempt the visitor heard n curious little
tick in the head phone" in her ear
and the little girl said to the appli-
cant for connection, Lines busy"
Lines busy you fool" a voice re
torted angrLly. Look here girl, you
can't work hat game on mo this time.
What I'm calling is a private branch
exchange. It's not one Of these two
party affairs. It Is not likely that the
line Is busy as you say"
IAN the trunk lines are in use" she
said as quietly as possible. But II
was evident that her nerves were ruf-
fled. Hair a dozen lights had appear,
as she reached up to make tho con
nection for one OF them, she asked for
the number Of the second. A moment
later two lights were binding at her.
Operator she called to one.
Il asked for $50 the voice re-
piled.
"TH ring them again the girl told
her. Then the voice called testify:
please don't ring again what you've
Just been ringing. | asked for 8-5-4.
What you gave me was TOP. | cant
imagine what you thought l wanted
that number for" And all the while
(%Continucd on Page ~
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: ter" inquired that very Individual,
coming out with two glasses Of fresh
butterm"k. why. how do. Hiram.
How are you todayf'
"Oh. pretty good. pretty good. and
bless me. this ID buttermilk. 1t does
cost like old fury any more to keep
"A cow but II Is something hat |
would not do without II | had to sell
the house. But you make butterm!lk
much nicer than that niger gal We
hire over at our house. Hiram de-
lighted in practically everything Het-
tie cooked. and no had been drinking
buttermllk at the home Of Silas ever
since no could remember.
Having ministered to the two old
men az best she could, she hurried
back to her work.
How do you think tho lection Will
20 % asked Hiram.
"Goodnsss gracious, listen, Paul.
they IL a-koln' to talk lection again."
and the children screamed with laugh
ter.
siias bowed his large hand back OF
his ear and yelled at the top OF his
voice, "pidu't catch that"
How do you think the election will
gor"
Haven't planted than yet: think
tho ground 10 too wet. | usually get
them In by the irst Of May. sometimes
earlier. Seasons have changed Ike
everything"
Hiram did not turn tho subject his
way again. He picked up part OF tho
paper and remembering he had left
his glasses at home. he threw II down
again.
Had an awful time last night with
my leg, rheumatism hurt me IKE the
mlschieyous-oh. pshav. | Just told
you that Tell you what, Silas. | can
remember away back there when We
were Kids. but somehow or other |
get present day things all mixed up.
other night | wanted to 90 to bed and
III declare TO goodness n / wasn't out
In the yard walking all around the
posy beds looking for my bed. That
yellow gal come and got me and said
she'd show me where my bed was. I
guess. maybe. | took a little snort too
much"
Silas laughed The "snorts' were
mild affairs over at Hiram's aud had