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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

IN tho pursuit Of happiness tho chief
essential ~ 10 realize that life itself.
and not its accessories. is what is of
Importance. And the life of each one
of US ia exactly what We make II. RI
lou Stumble and whine. and rebel
and loaf o"cT your work. Noui lifa
won't be happy. nor viii the lives of
those who nre forced TO associate with
YOU.
If Nc take care Of our bodies and
avoid those excuses which break NJ
down physically and mentally. and cul :
tivate a cheerful Iabit Of thought our
vision VIII he clarified and We VIII SEQ
tina, happiness surrounds us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

- hc obliged To work for ones Lave
.hs - not. rs many people seem IL
mink. an mnpcdimcnt 10 happiness
There IS more disconteut. there an.
more sour minds. sad souls. and hunSrS
hearts among the idle rich than couid
he found among the same numhe" al
Industrious poor
10 YOU remember the story at Tho
Clue Sird." q type Of happiness. which
the hoy and girl searched FOR AL ovoi
tho world and finally discovered IL had
been AT inmate Of Their humble house
all the time" True. into each lf-
some rain must fan ana tears ami
signs cannot he entirely suppressed
hut the person who's" outlook upon
life i clear viii always find thu,
"sorrow - Of tho night joy cometh IL
tn" morning"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

"pieded" and Sacrificed" July - We
printed a question from, Anxious
Mothc"," asking il il would help a
two months old "pieded" baby TO have
The baby "scarihed We confessed
thai these terms stumped rs. \ pro:ni-
ucnt physician from the South writes
III ara explains that "Pieded' means
many -colorcd-;hc baby may he blue
II .imes-and "scar.fy means prac-
tically wet cuppins-the skin being
scratched and some blood let.
Fortified With This knowledge We
would urge Anxious Mother TO per.
octratc no such crime on her baby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

swimmer asks How often may a
normal person swim in fresh water
and how long may he remain in the
water and in what season or the YEAR,
Reply: Not more than three times n
day. lie can stay in as long as he is
comfortable ana not shiverN. lie NAV
swim from June l. to September II. IL
te likes, with occasional intcrmissions
Tor lunch and prayers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
The Trey 0'Hearts
Romantic tale by Louis Joseph Vance.
Copyright. 1914. BY Louis joseph Vance.
SYNOPSIS


i,,di,h . Woman 81 violent ana criminal
rmpcr and questionable sanity. he wage,
zanst hian Law. whose father .uow n,.n
liz n ne icipo, s ,gr w Hose Judiths
Mn AMI an,,,Ic icnr,inr Of her sisters cam
nsisn against Alan. Leave her h"me TO s,h
~ man ,he ioNc., ,onnintSh,. iiin and "a rims
~ love. but failure to shake his cons: .1cY
- Rose settles judith, IN her homicide! rn;
noe she e"n'riNcs !" burn = sch",n,'%, =, ~
~ ~. , nrIn - ,roont,,c MIN toEcther Nth
sarcus omner Of INC sch""ner. on an island
"uin % cape Coz. They ont"l, ,heil ~,
scts ssime ~, h".pd Sht'h ,hev nnd
ttns, rhe three fusitNcs arc .oNerhanied
Is Judith AMI ner men ont 49, vi ,T. ~. ~
hms. vessel Ea,cus. Law ana i,o-c roach
t,fsbos, Thcy hear hait ont ~ tn. foI
,om judith Lev ian, 10. yhc
,..ll mos+ and Bafcu, iand o. ks.aln.
men
-. ,,.r,.r,, -, pnsr
HAT ~. ~ - 80 =
q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
Drunk on street Gar.

sam RcazlcN was Yesterday hncd Sio
and costs ny Police Justice Crutchiield
when arraiEncd on charge OF being
drunk and disordcrly on a street car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
MOMEN,s MEETINGS.

Tho general board OF MANAGERS of
the Virginia Home for Incurab les will
meet TINS morning at IL O'Clock at
the home. All officers and members
are urged 10 he prcscnt. MS this meet
ing IS one Of the most important or
the wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

J. w. Is asks: y waSers T. tina, two
cup OF strong coffee daily would do
more harm than twelve glasses of beer.
In long run. Agreed YOU settle bet.
Reply: Congratulations to r. He evil
IDENTIFY uses good brand OF coffee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
\ccroc. f,incL Snn I,,,

Lizzie Norris. Rufus Morris and
Lille Clarke, all colorcd. were each
fined so and costs in Police Court
YESTERDAY for hisorderly conduct al
eli IL Duval street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
l.lllinn nn,.cll.. An.rer-.

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II ,..,x,t tn, emo i,,,o,.,.l ,,o,,bla
tnatocA,icn ,vilr c.,,so irn,n q, - 10
system i. nm, down III CON AFRO ~, III
,ond br.,i,b c,,,s,,I, , ,o,d nl,,..t,.,.r
,n, al /. r.,,o,t, mon, lin !,.tne ~, .
zoos yyt,h cold ,y,,n, n.,h n,orninr ami
,,,h ,.cn,l. nude, ,hcr, "a, ycr,. 1..,e
vt,on ro,trin, MI ia hniI.>s unJcr
,p,ir o>rs vim !. ,.nna siin food a,d
allow i to remain ovornirh, re carr.
ful non Ia g., ANN, nf II INFO ,bc c,ce
~ 4, IL IiuI,Ia Ia ir,i,.ic MON II yo,
vim send mo :. slammed addressed an
yalon. snail .l.dlN send ,nu rho
formula, fnr AN cNe wash
Mrs NJ n Tho sbrivolcd rough com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

kcmcrnbcr. Happiness ia tho natural
afl,' the normal. unhappircss ~ a dis
cas-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02
Questions and Answers.

!. w. asks: Is there amy remedy that
vii remove suprrfiGous hair SO it
won't return y party in England
guarantees certain cure for S.
Rcpl% No remedy in the world OK
ceptiuS the electric needle viii do this
i:c,'cr keep Your 81 and let the Eng
land party keep the fake remedy on
he other side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

Interests
SOCIETY,"
The Pursuit Of Happiness
'opyrlsh,. ieii ~ LILLIAN Russell
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

ihef" - = cr"ai hoard ot happiness
stored m for all Of Us IN this Morld
IT we know how to take our share
liiiatitS is not happiness. nor is there
Astounding 10y in wealth contcntmcn,
also. may give peace. but tho contcntcd
person MISE: = lot Of lies pleasures
through lack ~ aspiration
happiness IL always active. not mas.
siNc. ana there IS more frue happiness
III doing something well than can he
compromised b. the person who thinks
Ina, happiness consists IN lazily lollinc
"n couch. reading novels and eating
chocolates Happiness is not so much
81 IN" condition 81 the environment as
~ IS OF IN" mind and the heart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

Inc radi"Hi change in tho mode
shown m tn" increased '>idth II skirts
~ tho bottom iiuds expression IN this
morninG frp"k Of marine blue serge.
II j. built without lining and trim
med simply With q collar OF cmbrcid-
cred batiste. The long sleeves arc
trimmed ~ the wrist with tiny bat :
tons. II tho serge Is - inches wide
only > - yards will be required IL
make tho dress Pictorial Review rat
torn No. $50, in sizes - IL So bust
price. =: cents.
This pattern will he mailed to any
address hy The 'Timcs- Dispatch Pattern
Department ON receipt Of price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

against mistaken efforts 10 "nourish'
him with fermcutahlc food
Su.gr <Ot t,uIIty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-02

Dorothy. II the soap YOU use agrees
witit your skin there is no reason for
your changing ii. II YOU will send me
stamped. addressed envelope | shall
10 Glad TO send YOU a formula for a
cold cream which win work wonders
with the complexion, also the French
eyebrow tonic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
GeO.W. Baron So . ST. ses s s.a.

German train appeared and lombard
ed the town. II then left for Alan
drowo. on August 81.
"A further line runs through Kolo.
SJeradz Plotrkow and Radon (all Rus
sian towns) on the Vistula. Near
Radon are concentrated fairly strong
forces OF the enemy.
On August 81 they attempted an
advance on Ivadoroga. but failed.
On the Galician frontier the rout
OF the Austrians becomes Increasing
ly manifest. During our further aG-
vance into Galieia 81 more guns were
captured. Our reverse OF August 30
and 81 was exclusively of local char
acter. without really important signiff.
canoe. The German reports concern
ing the number Of prisoners and the
Importance OF the German success
have been enormously exaggerated.
The feeling in Russia is absolutely
calm and deeply patriotic. Rumors
OF outbreaks and disorders in differ
ent provinces are false"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
RETREAT
VI Allied Army Between Paris and
Verdun is Officially Reported
From Berlin.


LONDON, Sept. 6. 9:29 p. m.-The
Following German oficial statement
was received tonight by the Marconf
wireless Telegraph Company:
The German army administration
reports that IN the west the allied
troops are In retreat between Paris
ana Nerdun. and that the German
troops are pursuing them. Paris is
Imply, ana the only scene OF ANNA
uon there Is around the railway sta.
ions which are filled with thousands
OF tugitives. The London newspapers
30 not consider that Paris will defend
ltselt TO the utmost.
In the eastern theater Of war the
austrian attack on Lublin continues
"uu the armies commanded by Gen
eraIs Dank and Auffenberg are stin
ENGAGED in dispensing the enemy, so
as 10 obtain the fullest advantage from
Ihelr glorious victories at Krasnik and
ZamosO.
Those victories. which we're
achieved after three days OF bitter
hshtlng' resulted in the flight of the
enemy. The Russian advance at Lem
pers mas been brought 10 a halt
Developments Imminent.
Further important DEVELOPMENTS
are imminent. The first Polish legion.
under Austrian command. has been
formed at Cracow. The Emperor has
appointed General Won Vaczynski TO
command this force. Warsaw is being
prepared for defense by the Russians.
1T is reported that fear OF the Ger
man heet has caused great alarm in
English seaport towns. In Hartlepool
torpedo boat has been set in front
OF docks eyery evening. Elsewhere
around the coasts the nervousness &C.
casioned by the German mines is said
10 be indescribable.
The enrolment OF recruits for the
British army Is proceeding slowly.
From one town of 10000 inhabitants
not more than 100 men reported them.
selves, the majority of them being
tramps. The nation has been permit.
ted to learn the real situation at the
seat OF war"
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T. D. Tighte Of Nineteenth street Be-
spending some time visiting friends az
49, Clemens.
Miss Bessie Wilson of PITTSBURGH.
Pa. ie spending the day visiting az the
home of her parents on Twentieth
street
William Rohrir be- having concrete
walk put in front of bic house on War
God avenue.
Mrs Joseph Steele and sister. Miss
Madclyn BOYD OF Center Warwood.
lclt Saturday for n VISIT to friends in
Zancsvlle. o.
Many local people have been gath.
crlng pawpaws from the hills that sur.
round the town
Mrs Anton Yands has returned
home after being in pittsburgh. Pa.
ON q business trin for o. few weeks
samuel Thompson has returned 90
work at The Els a Ford grocery store
after being on a vacation Tor "a week.
Mr. George Merschrod and family.
OF seventh street and Richiand ave.
nue.. are expected to return home TO-
day after spending RI few weeks vsiit-
ing friends down the river
Harry Jochumacn. Of Eirhtcpnth
street BE- expected Co return home
after a business trip Co Cleveland.
Ohio
Regular services were held ln ths
Presbyterian church yesterday both
moruinr and evening Special mutic
was rendered by the church choir.
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RUSSIANS
Occupy Strategic Points In East Prus-
STA and Austria Says Of
fetal Statement

LONDON, Sept. s. (7:47 p. ny
The Russian embassy at London has
issued the following official state
ment:
AT the present moment the Rus
sian front occupies the following
position in east Prussia. In the mort.
we occupy Tilsit (sixty miles north
east OF Koenigsberg) In the south
we have approached the strongly for
tined line OF the river Define. on the
southern bank Of the river Pregel our
lines go through Tapiau. Allenberg.
Gerdauem and Angerburg Cavalry
detachments from this line have de-
stroyed the stations at Korschen and
Rastenburg. Most OF the rolling stock
was destroyed at the latter place.
The line Of the Mazur lakes is still
in the hands of the enemy. To the
west Of these lakes the Russian front
extends from Johannesburg TO Mlawa
and Neshawa. On the left bank OF the
Nistula, near Neshawa. an armored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
AMBUSHED
Armored Belgian Motor Car Caught In
Ambush by Germans and oecu-
pants Are Slain.

LONDON. Sept. Ga dispatch fror.
Antwerp says:
"A Belgian accommodating party oc-
cupying an armored motor car
equipped with mitrailleuses fell into a
herman ambuscade Saturday near the
hamlet or Ramsel. on the Gheei-Diest
route, Germans who were hidden in
bitches opened FIRE on the radiator OF
the car. while others perched in tree,
hred on the occupants Of the car. kill
ing Count Nillermont and Captains
Hankar and Zualar and severely
Wulnding Prince De Ligne.
On another armored motor car ar.
irving from Gheel Germans fed. The
chauffeur drove the wounded prince
TO Herenthal. 90 miles. southeast OF
Antwerp. where he was attended by
an Antwerp doctor II was found
that he had received several bullet
wounds In the body.
a peasant in Ramsel who. Il is al
legged. led the Belgians into the am.
buscade. was allied"
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SUPPRESSED
News Of Capture OF Lembera Kent
From German Public-To
Aid Austria.

ROTTERDAM. via London. Sept. 6.
Z p. m.-The news OF the capture OF
Lemberg by the Russians has been
carefully kept from the German nun.
lie. Some OF the newspapers had the
story, but they either were stopped
from printing II or the editions con.
taining II were suppressed before they
got TO the streets
There is no doubt that heavy Ger
man forces are rushing 10 aid Aus
tria
a Wolf Bureau dispatch from Con
stantinople says Germany has decid -
I'd 10 release all Algerian and Mo-
hammedan troops captured and send
them 20 COnstantinople
Albert y. J Roy. a British subject.
who has arrived here says three OF
the Liege forts were taken August Z
while the other three held out until
August o.. when they finally were re-
duced by the heavy siege Krupp guns
OF the Germans
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SUCCESS
Of the Russian Army All Along the
Austrian Line Confirmed by
General staff.

PETROGRAD. Sept. 6.-The Rus
sian general staff tonight issued the
following official communications:
Along the whole OF the Austrian
line the Russian troops on September
proceeded with an energetic Of
fensive movement. The Austrian cen
ter suffered most from the Russian
attack. In the region west OF Kras-
nystaw the Austrian Forty fifth regi-
ment OF infantry, which had been
completely surrounded. was forced to
a man to surrender. together with IT'S
commanding officer and A officers
in all. 1900 men.
The German division which was
marching to help the Austrians was
attacked on the left bank OF tuv
Vistula river. Russian troops have
occupied the Stryj river region.
The Russian cavalry already IL
among the passes OF the Carpathian
mountains. On the east Prussia,
front We have had nothing but slight
skirmishes. which are without signi-
icance"
Another official communication. is
sued under date Of September 4.
says:
The Russians have commenced a
general offensive movement between
the Vistula and Bug rivers The Au-
strians did not expect vigorous Of
fensive Al Lemberg. and hoped 20 re-
sist g.
The Russians estimate that they
seized a years provisions there.
The Gallclan prisoners at Lemberg
were set az liberty. The Czechs have
refused 10 march against the Slavs.
Wounded who have returned TO
Petrograd say the Germans in their
hghting rely mainly on artillery and
give way before bayonet attacks"
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APPROPRIATIONS
VIII Be The Question 70 BE Taken VI
81 the Meeting Of Council
Tomorrow Evrrfrn
BY GEORGE McMANUs

Council viii AGAIN endoavor a. ls
meeting tomorrow night 20 pass the an.
nual appropriation ordinance that has
been hanging Ere Tor the past several
meetings a. the meeting Tuesday
right The First Branch made several
amendments Co the ordinance in add
ton 90 the ones made by the second
hranch. These amendments make 10
necessary to have several departments
unless the courts uphold tho power 81
council Co tax thc Insurance companies
equal 90 The state. An effort vas made
Tuesday night 90 lessen the police
force but failed Calls have been g.
sued for the mcctlng tomorrow even.
Ing
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spondent Of the Journal at Cette by
tae German commander. who Is a
prisoner there.
ne Germans were surprised by
tue french artillery. the German on
Ger relates. which bombarded them for
TWO hours with such deadly effect that
only 200 men were left. The COM
mander held a conference with the "a
ohcers and non-commissioned officers
remaining, and 1t was unanimously de-
cided to hoist the white flag. all re-
sistance having become useless.
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Emperor AZ the Front

LONDON. Sept Gas p. ma
dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Berlin by way Of Amster-
dam. says the Germans are attacking
the forts at Nancy and that Emperor
William and the German general staff
are there
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WIn EntsrtaIn &c, AId.

Mrs. Henry p. Juergens Of Wheel
ing Island. will entertain the members
of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society.
Thursday evening al 7.3O o'clock az
her home. All members are urged 70
Do present as the evening will be- spent
In sewing
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iW-t regular monthly meeting Of
the senior circle Of Kings Daughters
~ WHrwood will be- held Tfursda
evening. September ~. 5f the homo
OF Mrr Frederick poudcu ON Nine
teou'h street Tho meeting viii BE-
Important. and zoo members are urged
tu br present
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MOVED DOWN
German Force o. 5000 Annihilsted BY
French Surprise Attaek-Re-
r1aindcr Surrcndcrs.

PARIS. Sept SLOW German
force OF 900 men massed In front Of
tho French fort rt Luncviue was sur.
prised and moved down by the French
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07

hcEular gemimOnthly meeting "
tro Lovciand Volunteer Fire and Pro
tection rociation Of South Warwood
VII Do held This evening 40 o'clock
90 The hose house. corner Fifth street
ana Narwood avenue Much business
lll Do token up and considered. ami
al members are urged 90 Boz present
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chrIs,lan Endeavor MeetIno.

First meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Society OF the Presbyterian
church was held last evening az Z
o'clock at the church on Twentieth
street Harry Lucas was in charge
Of the meeting Most OF the members
were present Special music was rem
dcrod
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Mrs Jesse Rcistcr entertained
number of Dor friends Friday evening
in honor OF Miss Agnes Ruat Of Mar.
TINE FERRY About fifteen we're present
and the evening was spent in PLAY ing
euchrc and at reasonable hour re-
Treatments were served
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s party composed Of T. ]. Miller. w
d Uurns. Edward Elliott. John ana
IHrrrrC. SffHl.a end Mr. Rates of
S1ndu. kr Ohio lrff Saturday over
f1f d. a. % railroad for Tho south
branch uf the Potomac river. who're
hey NiN spend some time fishing ana
hunting
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a large number of local bows and
Firie have com loted thc plane for
mo Swing of picnic d-ioay I'D
1.a hrF grove. short distance oui
'.'hnt Rum Tho piCuickers vii;
n''' 90 IWontveocord street and viii
leave about f0 o. m
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come up az this time and all members
are urged 20 be present
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WARW0OD
Hold Bazaar November p and u.

Hold Bazaar November y and -.
= the last meeting Of the Ladies'
Ald society Of the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening 10 was voted
ON holding bazaar November u and
III. The affair will be given In the
church on Twentieth street Commit.
ices were appointed and 10 has been
Planned 20 make the affair a Success.
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FrHt meeting of tho mems club
win he held Monday. evening 90 $3.50
O'Clock at The Presbyterian church on
Twentieth street Much business will
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
TaEing Ensst June Al, 1908.


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