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The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
ARKANSAS GUARD
IS PREPARING
ApJT. GEN. ENGLAND TAKING AL
NECESSARY STEPS TO BE IN
READINESS FOR MOVING,

T. he Roek.=wth tho possibility
that the United states will Nnter MrNh
co TO compel recognition OF the flag
Adlutant General Lloyd England OF
tho ArkOn8as militia Is putting tor'n
every effort to have the Arkansas Ma
iional Guard in readiness Tor mool..t1.
tion should there be- o call gor No'un.
tcCra,
Arkansas In Handicapped TO a desres
boonuae Of tho lack OF legislative SUP
port which made Il necessary that the
expenditures paid for In other states
from lho state treasury, be cared for
by subscriptions and public donations
Adlulnnl General England, who hNf
had detachment OF regular army
men, familiar with army equipment
nNaialIng hIm for several days IN
arranging the militia equipment Ia
the arm0ry In the basement ot the
new state capitol, said that the para
phomnlla on hand nof IL In shape
for immediate shipment or dlBtrbu
tI0n for mobilization,
whlo the equipment on hand ID sut
fiolonl only for tho enlisted strcnRtN
M this time and would provide only
for the mons immediate needs, there
would bo only n slight delay In obtain
ing from The War Department at
washington tho full equipment with
ahnngon of ralmeht for the men,
should there be- n call
Already General England hna noth
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
MOTHER COMES TO
DAUGHTERS RESCUE
When, Daughter Thought, Every
Avenue Of Escape Closed,
Mother Came to Rescue.

Louisville, Ala.-ln referring 10 her
recent troubles. Mrs Bessie n, Bruce,
OF this town, says: After childbirth.
] suffered greatly with wasting, and
various womanly troubles, and was In
bed for six weeks, Half the time, |
could not move, only when was
turned over by some one, OH how !
suffered, no one knows.
was told that would have to 40
through an operation, but at the time
OF the operation, ! was too weak TO
undergo Il, and decided there was no
chance for me,
As last resort, my mother advised
me to try Cardul the womans tonic,
and my husband bought me q bottle.
| could tell from the first that II was
doing me good, and by the time had
takon the FIRST bottle, could stand on
my feet got another bottle, and
before had takon II up was Just
about we'll, Tho pains all stopped,
and In q short while was able TO do
my work,
| know that CarduI saved my lie,
and | would not be without Il IN the
house, almost waited too long and
| advise all suffering women not to
watt but to begin taking Cardul at
once"
Your druggist aells Cardui Got n
bottle today,
NB,sjpds iel Ladies' Advisory Deptu Chaita,
n6era Medicine CO., 6hattahp0g9, Tenn, iof
Sestial In,hpyien,, and q page book, Home Treat
ment TOT Women sent In plain wrapper, on
reaueo,. ADV
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
KILLS ALL INSECTS,

Il makes no difference II it's bed,
bugs, ants, deas, mites, lice, potato
bugs, plant or vegetable insects,
Ross Dead Qulck" Spray will Kill
them the moment applied. No guess.
work about il. Sold by your druggist
W. c. Ross Manufacturing company,
Little Rock, Ark.-Adyt
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

San Francisco, January 6. 1914.
Mr. A. De IA Tore. Jr.. formerly z.
S. Inspector Of Immigration, Port Of san
Francisco. writes from No. Ill Powell
St., San Francisco, Cal. Il take great
pleasure in recommending your great na.
tional catarrh cure, Perunl, as the best
l ever used. l sincerely express my thanks
70 you for the health which | now enjoy.
II has done me and a number OF my
friends good, and I can assure you that |
shall take every opportunity 10 speak
in favor Of what / consider to be the
best remedy for catarrh in existence to
day"
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Natural Mistake.

q was only whispering sweet moth.
Ings Ia Nabels ear, said the young
man as Aunt Miriam entered the par
lor 10 search OF her glasses.
strange you should have mistaken
her mouth for her ear ret0r,ed the
aunt as she left the room
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
selaee

Aren't you worried about these
public questions
Yes, replied Farmer COrutOsSeL
But I'm thankful fur this much.
There's enough OF EN- so that when
you get tired OF worryiu about one
you can rest your mind thiuk.U about
another
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

ftluerta lnslsts Flag Was Net hsulted,
Mexico cltyta"Gehefal Huerta OF
fers Nil HrunleeB TO foreigners, Amefi
cans Included, who may remain In
Mexico and he viii improve this oppor.
tunlty TO show tho world TINT his gov
ornmont and Mexico arc moral anu
civilized"
This statement President llueria
dictated 10 the Associated Press, lie
continued
~ desire TO make II plain 10 the
American people that according TO the
sffiAial feboft from the commander at
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Real Mourner

What are you wearing that thing
for?" asked Mrs Gabb, when her hus'
band came home with q band OF crepe
around his hat.
For your first husband" replied Mr.
Gabb. I'm sorry he died
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Port TampIeo received by the Mexican
government there was no flag IN the
boat which landed and whose crew
was detained fear that President
Wilson has been misinformed ON this
point and that he will inform the
American Congress that the boat ear,
ried the flag,
"ln fact the American flag has
nothing TO do with the case and I do.
are the American people 10 fully un'
dorbtOnd this" An precautionary
measure, q special guard OF ~ police
was Installed IN the American embassy
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
AS FIT AS A FIDDLE

IA n condition everyone would like 90
boast or II may be that all you need
Ia two or three Wrights Indian Vege.
table pills Just before going to bed,
Trial box free S72 Pearl street, New
York ADV,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Reason for Aeeulttal,

Juror-Wo acquitted him out OF
sympathy,
Frend=F For hia aged mother
juror--Oh no, for having such a
lawyer,
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Grounds for Complaint.

Htp-Iaste that,
Hop-Why. that's the best soup l
ever tasted
Hip-Yes. bu, the steward had the
gall TO say It is coSee.-Michigan
GargUyle.
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

fled the War Department TO send t.
800 additional blankets In case call
Ia made lie placed several days ago
orders for tentage TO fill out hls need
In the equipment on hand,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
RuR.MY.nSM

WIN cure your rheumatism and al
kinds Of aches aud pains-Neurslgia.
Cramps, Collie. Spraius, Bruises, Cuts,
Old Sores Burns. etc. Antiseptie
Anodyne. Price 25e.-AdV.
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Why Suffer From Headaches,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism

Hunts Lightning OIL quickly relieves
the pain. The Hurting and Aching stop
almcs, instantly A truly wonderful remedy
for those who suHer his astonishing how
the pain fades away the moment Hunts
Lightning OIL comes IN contact with It.
So many people are praising IT, that you
can no logger doubt For Cuts, Burns,
Bruises and Sprains it is simply fine All
dealers sell Hunts Lightning OIL in
as and 50 cent bottles or by mail from
A. B. Richards Medicine Co.
Sherman Texas
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Dr. piercea Pleasant Pellets regulate
and inyigorate stomach liver and bowels,
sugafeoated, tiny granules Easy TO take
a. candy ADV,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
On West coast

MEN AVAILABLE FOR LANDING PURPOSES.
On On Westc Coast
Sailors 5000 Marines
Additional marines have prepare departure
Mexico The number available 5000;
This strength used for landing reinforced
$4,000 Of whom along
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

And some men refuse TO quarrel
with their wlyca because II costs thom
too much to mako up
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Makes the aundress hanpy=that's Red
Cross Hall blue Makes beautiful. clear
white clothes. All good Rf1tefs Adv,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
WAR STRENGTH OF The NAVY IN SOUTH

Washington.-Neyer before in the
history OF the nation has the strength
OF the navy been shown as it is in
Mexican waters today. A greater per.
centage Of fighting machines were as.
The war strength which the Uni
within few days to compel complis
ment may thus be summarized:
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

People seldom improve when they
have no other model than themselves
TO copy after Goldsmith
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

sembled about Cuba IN the war with
Spain, but the navy OF 1895 had not
the fighting strength OF the navy OF
today either in number OF vessels, IN
tonnage or In gun Caliber.
ID States will have in Mexican waters
Ice with the demands OF this govern
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Suspicion ia not worse than certain.
" TO the one who Ia suspected
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

strange how many Invitations 10
lubrlcate man gets whom ho IN ON
the water wagon
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Their Way.

"The deaf and dumb couple IN tho
next Hat are having an awful row"
Are they"
Yes, indeed You ought TO see the
way they are handing IL out 20 each
other"
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Quite tho style,

Friend-=How Ia your son spending
hls time ut eollege'
Father (grunly)-Wlth my money,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Displace- No. OF
Name ment guns
Arkansas (lagship) ...26,0O0 81
Second dlvlsiou-Rear Admiral Cliff.
ford j. Boush. commander.
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

f. II. Dodd, commander
Iris (teudcrl ............ 6,l0O o.,
First Dlyision-L,eut, NJ, X. Meteah,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the cas-
lest 20 use Adv
Marriage Ia more often an asslgn.
mont thnn q inllnre.
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Under Preparatory Orders.

Third dIyisIon-Rear Admiral Frank
u. Beatty commander,
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
Details OF the Fleet.
North Atlantic Eln.l
Now at Vera Cruz.

AZ
Rear Admiral
commanderinChief Fletcher commander
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
From Mrs. :. T. Richmond, Providence, r. l.
A Minister'S Wife Writes:

CLoQUEr MIMI have suffered very much with Irregularities,
pain and Inflammation but your wonderful medicine Lydia FINK
hams Vegetable Compound has made well and can rcomend
the all that troubled with these COMPLAINTS JAN
ALDERMAN, Go Rev IL. AEERMAN, ClOQueL Minnesota
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25
commander
Pacific Fleet

Rear Admiral Y. 3 Howar
Commander In chief
The Harrison times., 1914-04-25

ArmOrod Cruisers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
SISTERSVILLE

sISTERSVLLLE. ". Va. oct a.
a Jackson. W J %eueuschWander.
p a Durham. J. q Jones. G. 3 SIs-
maker. : +. FLYNN and W q. Harrfnx-
ton have returned home from A business
trlp 70 Boulder and other points IN Cor
Arthur c MechIinE. a graduate q
sistersvtlle High. 1914. has been elected
president % the Freshman class q
Georgetown University.
Mrs p = Harvey left Wednesday Tor
ner future home In Jamestown. y. y.
Mr. Harvey viii remain in the city u-tfi
fairs.
Miss Edna Mullen. OF the south sid.
s~PendinE q few days with friends in
Mrs Harristt stocking has Eon. 10
Wheeling % Be the guest or r. s0n
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs George stock
Mrs ". d Long has returned from q
short visit with -ehuves in Bellaire.
Mre W. p Harhlson o. visiting
friends IN New Martinsviua.
Mr.. ana Mrs. g. r. McCauIiey and go,
George Reeves. have returned from Il
weeks stay iu Huntington
Mrs George Frazer left W@dnestav
Ior ClarEsourE where she VII Be TIE
guest % her sister. Mrs b o. Pew
carl A Piercy. Who attended ohio
state University. De- iI with appendicitis
and % f. feared he viii have 10 under
60 and operation.
Mrs. Elizabeth luchaeis. % C8raopor.
Va who has been visiting frisndz On
RAJ Run. left Wednesday FOR Pitts
burzh. Pa
Rev 2 Y. Deboit pastor % the w.--
icy NJ p cnurcn. % Mh@eiiuE uaa In
town "Wednesday. leaving later f1r
business trip % Huntington.
Miss Emma ENley has returned "a
her home in Emlenton. Pa. after an -
tended visit az the home o. her brottrr
VIM ENlev
The Womans Society FOR Mission. OF,
tnr fresbyterian church. uera enter
teinei THURSDAY evening In the church
larlors - Mrs Lou Moran. Mr. ii -
" son MrN G. G. Martin ana Mrs
James Frama
NJ ard Mrs. ! ID case returned Wsf.
nesday from TltuaVille. Mcdonald "a
other parts % PennsylVarfa uhs-s n.y.
have been TIE guests of relative fr- fha
Fast TO weeks
Mr. Herbert Heitr ana larr-t.-
rancra have E1ra t1 Carsahurr Ii,
Fperl a. few days sin relatives
MW Dnrrad E.elsr spent THURSDAY
in Wheeling
p r risrry trf Trursfav Tor c5r1m-
nue called there ty the illness 81 fr'
sur Carl
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WASHINGTON. ID g.. Oct 2g-
Omcial dispatches made public by the
French embassy here tonight an.
nounced that the Germans r~etreatinR
before the Russian armies In Poland
are nov basins on Edlinsk. Radon
and liza The Germans we're said TO
have Loot prisoners and ammunition.
The dispatch adds
Tn Galicia the combat continues
on The entire front. with success Tor
the Russians
Tn a series % operations alouE the
frontier between the Moseue and the
NosEcs 20 we're able 90 dislodEe
some of TIE outposfs % the enemy.
Prisoners we're captured almost ever.
where
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LONDON. OCT z9-f1.11 o. m-rns
luI1utuE dispatch from urrlir has
ben rrrrivrd b. TIRE Maroon wireless
company
lf H reported That trr Germans are
tcarV haffrrIes tn the urIran
cast D. enable them FEB control re
o. tNe rrnnIlf and rn Enr Mnrrn
SEE Do cen fnF sand tarks ard fns
cast IRE NrfIan ahIfa Will b.
onilE-d Therefore to pass on the hiEh
seas
German aIrahInr uHIrh Flew over
Maraau dr1uued bombs or fre rafIaay
aaA.iln Wnirh uae urHIrHHH o. Nra.
lr err urHfIur ar Enrrr-ar ere
Auefrlara nare taken lHH HHH prisoners
ard DO mnrnlma uura
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NBW MARTINSYILLB

Ihe Daily Intelligence vii ea f.srH
y sale &c Awra Crar and Erufr rfrnr.
I.n streeL hennoua cigar ard aruit
elana MrHeg Ih0mae Eruif stand iona
thoma Frait stand az depot
WV WORTHWHILE W We 0~,
Ms H Martin died af nar raaI-
eeu4e o. Fnurfn street SUNDAY n.arInr
aflfr q llnnrrfnE uinrrH nf UrIrHfa ffa.
Nnfermrnf uaH made boz the Gem.
go rear fructrr Wednesday
lrn NrrIF meeting nf fhlr UIarr T.ra.
ley eEeninr 80 not very well artrndrf
kfNEatlU Uu nrruurf 10 EIn HnnInr
tfn Heg~rsi points near hrfa In
Much interest a. hrirr marIrrrfrf I~
ere football name g. arar warrrr4
80 -afile hirh Co., ~ PLAYED frrs
ara a Trrat rraad 81 hooters
VIII p nrrr from HinrrrHrIIn AEON.
panind fne nanf nnf Ir
HNI UrnhnhIr affrarf ore ID fna. frrrr-r
fnat ever stfneaarl q um af
H-v H a numssrf--r srf sr.--.~
~ lemon were nf M~IfHIrh.urra
1aV where hey r'nFnf ErIfa~ arf
LIiaa Tor ere tennis rHnmrfaraHrn III
tnt Two nuanflrH N-rmnHrHnar anH
emon 800 elrn.nr fhres sets out Fl
ueruufldsrr suifhnsId n..
ruhiirar csrffaf rar rfr.nIf rIarr
uaa In fnun Mnfrrfnr 49, rtur
Mra q EurNnramr nrI
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FINANCE
Domestic Situation coutanu.. To sAow
rksd tmprovemsnt-forsAgz
Interests want Mig Loan

NEW YORK. Oct .s-steady i'm
ProNement continued today in the do
mestc situation This was
Investment demand. but also nv the IN.
sshlncant fact that foreign Interests
fe negotiating for a loan OF $1,000
basis. W S
The r for numerous short term
ISSUES was active. As an amp ~
ssoently extended sfx per cent notes o.
ere offered at a price yielding slightly
more than hat return. we're ceiling n
- oasis OF per cent This same de-
securities OF the same elas-
Exchange on London was more vart-
eoS bAt closed under yesterdays pre-
tixsi1 T1tes Business a compare:
rsmittAnces FOR German interests
none on time and call eytnced al eas-
tsr trend considering 80 days loans be-
Hs made at I'VE Ter cent
stook Exchange ArAta
Interest IN stock exchange arai-. -
frightened because q a conference BE-
INg-n the governing committee % that
oody and the British representative
Ion regarding the date for To-
Cal operations vas established mainly
Tor the reason that the openine ~ the
London remains a matter OF
speculation
The cotton pool situation assumed an
lAa-c To-Day when local interests
announced thet r~tnabtlty 70 arrive At 4
settlement With Liverpool broker over
which we're AZ fse
o4toreak OF the var The nancia side
OF tne proposition vas further com1L-
Gated BY the refusal Of Interior banhS
20 ION IN the plan pending more def
mite ASSURANCES from southern banking
Interests
Predictions OF trade Improvement A.
voiced By the executive OF the tinted
states steel corporation. were suppIe-
nented % banking and COMMERCIAL in
terests IN various sections % the -o1,-
trF Hank cleartrEs show a more r.
regular tendency. with Continued cJn-
traction al this center.
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ne Semt-monthly session or the city
cpn-loners WAs held Monday Con-
AA4ou NAs given 10 the project 81
psNing several Of the city street. nd
ne commission decided 70 pave the
- soon a. the properly owners
atsh an agreement % pay their
A 81 the cost The
OF ne g u r company appsaF~d and
fA4e-t Tor a two years ent-u-
~ VIC. ana cables In the buslnes- 80
-en = tle clty must BE- placed under
eLytna- Tue request Was refused the
change 10 ~ underground abe sv.f.--
must D. made b. November. 1915
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WAR BRIEFS
German Statement

ScrWdn ot1tcment
BERLIN. Oct. -. via Amsterdam
and London. : p m-The German
general headquarters this morning
gave u the following report with re
gard 70 the situation In France and
Belgium:
Our attacks TO the south Of Nieu.
port are slowly gaining ground A,
Npres the battle Is unchanged.
To the west OF Lille our troops are
making good progress. Several fortf.
ned positions Of the enemy have been
taken Sixteen British officers and
700 men. a. well as four cannon. have
been captured
French counter attacks every.
where have been repulsed A French
battery stationed in the cathedral OF
Rheims. and artillery observers post.
I'd on the steeple Of the cathedral.
have been bombarded-
In the Argonne region the enemy
was chased from several trenches. and
many guns were captured.
To the southwest OF Verdun severe
French attacks have been repulsed
In counter attacks our troops succeed
ed IN breaking through the French
lines 10 the main position OF the enc
my, which was occupied. The French
suffered terrible losses.
I the east OF the Mosene All the
attempts OF the enemy have been re-
pulsed
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va oct. zs-ln m
ssl'rI y enforce the ordinance covering
bori rooms. cigar stores. etc a
StllA-n h9lrs each night. the city off,
- keeping close tab on the clos
No-I- % tNo or three places or bust
one OF the propuetor- v~ss
oIulsht before the mayor this ueak All
49, ~ observe the Law more strictly
a'S - said % Dc keeping open until
" arp hours OF the mornln. A.
hoaFh.the Law expects them 10 cI1~e a.
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order Sc 'FRONT.' Vacated

WASHINGTON. oct. a-Tn. 81,
'front.' - Oetend has been ordered Va
Gated D. German military ~aufhurfura.
81 tnr population b. taxing refuge
ron American CurrlI Henry Albert
Johnson. dated yesterday al ostend and
Holland
me American consul aid b. Rad sent
large numbgr % American cIffrana To
Slais and removed hts ofTrs frrm TIE
danger nuus He reported fhaf Ostend
N& o. a state % siege. but that the
Waa unchanged
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ard fnrrr ~ueffInna urrr rrrrrfnr
N frH rltf A. ere nnmr rr
F"HIH Hu ErnnH street w-rrmH~r
fIrrr af Grarrn nrf wira ar.
r MrMnrhru wTrr united Ir marfnr.
n ere Err r M Water raarnr III -
nlfrl NrrrErrn rHnrrH WFan Marr.
HrlrErrr formerly ~ Waahfnrfrn n a.
an1 lHlar MlIann CIrrU 81 Mrrarar
HNFlnHH we're Married MnnHnH $1,000
RI fHf Eauflat -larsnuarr b. fHr raafn
Rev Leland Jerome rrrrrr umm
lae D. MllInr lauEHfHr 90 NJ 49,
MfH " y Mllrr 20 ffia fn1rFr rrn
nHarn fnrrurIf &c Grafton urrr
lnifod in marriare af fhs bone % re
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MANCHESTER. Mass oct 2s--hs
LoiloNlne onicial dtspatch. which was
Received BY wireless va given out 10
nisnt by the Ambassador from Austria
NecofulnE 70 Official communicated
dated October 20 tn hattIa Or a. So
l-teAa hne. which has continued FOR
Ten days has sume the character 81
Sesg ylerstl9u because a the strong
Esld furtincarious OF the RusSiarT
NeNerthelesz our offensive movement.
ne right wing - which Eoe- over n.
Stry l. Advancing slowly but surely
AFTER having cleared the enemy from
nsar our forces have again o.
cupi@d cEemouftz-
Ine situation 90 ~ervia u rrhar
Ell The ServiAn forces that Invad-s
BOSNIA we're bea - or October . r.ar
kuEatica IN south Hozufl small hat
Ties With ~Mont~ueErfn divisions contfu-
A~ AaNteru vas u1rdef nv The
French navy and Rur artillery uuEu--
ce~-fuAy D. Fret- navy does not
Foud Eagu-a
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las rrure LNar d arfndInu frr
GAYS her tefere r~efurrinE o. his bust
ueaH af g~IafEahurr
nlre Nnfnnrirr Mnlf fa rrfnrrInr
bone to-day from MrnfrHmfrW III Nn
an.re Hnr Naa ben erHnflnr Some time
nile
WIniam HoIt ~ whsrHar tr rtsiurr
NrI.rnr orr frn CITY,
NHmuHHrHwmm M 81 wrnarn nHH
Thnmnr r. Mnfrre ~rarfffnfs frr rrr.
largo nn fhr urmnrnrIr
lfFHi nlnfrHnnI a mnHfIun af fFr Hrnrf
nHHaH NHImrHHrH rIrFH
NrurN G rulfrfdrr % MaaHfnnrn
n farurr r.rIiert 90 rraffan 81
ri ere ufU aftendlrE fr aarioua nuaf
raHH matters
l~urls iIfrInFrr has rrrr TO- rrrr-a
Arl ~ N. L-n.uL u 81 LraIlL
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LoNluN oct % a % 81 m-rrfr
rrapnIrE from r-urffanarrrn Erar.r {.
coz N tle Central News says
InH situation around "a UHHa.a q
hFIng rarefuNN WATCHED HmrnHt
have adopted en- tactics unIrH prove
81 rurrarHfuI af Nrfurrr Tnnr nr. Az.
areufiH -erfeafnrInr fn frftr IL urfrr
ere
Norfh rf LTs nT rnafirres u.u.
frnuun fha Germans have frraarf ID
UuwrrfuI reurrfaa
TIE nrIrInra HHra more are r ere
THEA 90 frr FRAY
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Attaeka Proarr,alnn

BERLIN. Oct %. via Amsterdam
and London. 7.05 D m-An ofaciai 70
port Issued By the German general
headquarters to-day says
In the northeastern theater OF The
y attacks r progressing.
During the last three weeks 1880
Russians. % annon and 20 machine
guns have been taken
In the southeastern war arena tue
situation IL UNCHANGED
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Liiiep Will leave Friday for Canton O
70 visit fnends for a week
N Blake OF Wheat. R~suubnra, -
eldate Tor county commissioner was IN
town this week ."
hlkEinpotham and son. CLAYTON
OF Winfield. are visiting the fo~n,Sr,
arents. M and Mrs. Z p. Turley. 81
II l. kendle. the real estate man.
city. ~ f@1en
John Hart Of ~Jscksonburr Vas In
town Wednesday. "a
- VI Francis is q business visitor AZ
Noodsfield this week
Ask any grover in Wheeling 70,
Climalene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

Lu&uON OEt CD s1t o. NH a
teerafrh from FuehnE fra -nrreanar-
lert N fhr Exchange TELEGRAPH com.
uurH says
Thar Mas rssn n slight ndraurs b.
10 aiIies toward uafrrH TIE BRUSH
are u~rUurFIrr Eva NIInrf. wfErr fra.
carried hr n1fUrrf rnarrra unannnr
battalion refused Co. nrnf ana n.rrnrI
cred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

Cine suuartufaudanf ~ The
srai.ue Once OF me western Irfr~
anl baltimore a ohio telegraph Ur.s
lled here SATURDAY. and uaa Ffrfrr
MONDAY lie was aged 20 Frara NJ
time tld been a. ~IfisrrurH nuarnr.r
lnusIT Tor fne 49, % Faara nrf
.an treu employ ed On Grafton fIr al
faa % Iris pfrlnf Ma uas forafef
pr ~ johns Fuu during the civil war
Ha captured and lmprisonrf 81
a~arttuanurE for several month"; ma
later recaurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

LONDON. oct %. 5.45 p m-The
steamer Olympic. which left New
York October u. Tor Glasgow. warned
b. wireless teleEraphy that there
we're German mines OF the Tory Isl
ands. on he north coast OF Ireland.
put into Tough Svilly Here her pas.
sengers we're landed md sent By pc
cal train 10 Londonderry. Louzh
Hllly " In County DONEGAL