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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
nELGIAN SHIPPERS
USE CANE GUNS

London, Sept. lS-lh he following
German official statement was re-
ceived here last night by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegf aph Co.:
ut is reported from east Africa
that German colonial troops have
successfully attacked the Uganda
railway at different points,
Information has been received
from Cape Town to the effect that
German division of the Orange
River has been surprised and made
prisoners by the South African
forces.
AN Germans between II and 9.
years, resident in states of the
South African Union, are being &C
commodated in the concentration
camp at Roberts Heights.
Subscriptions to the German wal
loan, which began at the savings
hanks. have surpassed all expecta.
lions.
"Servim forces which crossed
the River Save haze been epulsed
everywhere. The enemy has now
been cleared out of the districts OF
Syrmia and Banat
critics in the form Of sticks have
been taken from Belgian franc
tireurs (snipers.l These rifles wert
81 centimcters GA feetD long and
could he fired by pressing baton,
Our troops have been warned of the
danger of these apparently harm
less instruments in the hands Of
tanatical Belgians."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19

many wounded prisoners coming in
from the front indicate that The al.
lies have made the Germans give
ground, the latter leaving their
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
REELFOOT LAKE
CONTROVERSY Is
ABOUT S[T1LED
Fishing Rights OF III lake viii
S9on he in Control OF the
state OF Tennessee.

The proceedings that have
been pending against ReelfCot
Lake, the great lake near hickman.
Ky, left by the earthquake over
100 years ago, for several years and
thought TO have been settled several
different times, but later other good
-laims being made, is at last to re
fully and finally settled, the last
cause STYLED the State Of Tennessee
vs.. J, c. Burdick Mr. Burdick
claimed to have a lease that does
not expire for three years yet on the
lake The State of Tennessee has
agreed to pay to J. C. Burdiek the
sum of $4,000 for his lease and al
low MIN all royalties collected and
Mr.. Burdick relinquishes and sur
renders said lease TO the state. The
state assumes and will pay all costs
Of the said suit This settles a long
series of lawsuits, troubles and ar
guments that have arisen through
out this section over the fishing
rights of this lake.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
LEFT WING OF ALLIES
MAKES SLIGHT pR0GREs;

Paris Sept. rs, 800 p. m,-The
allies have progressed somewhat IN
their western wing AMI are repUls-
iHg vigorous German offensive
movement, according to an Official
announcement made This afternoon
by the French War Department
The communication follows:
The battle continued during the
tay of Sept. II along the front from
the River Disc to the Vicevre, with
cut, important changes in the sltua-
ton at any point.
ION orr left wing, on the
heights to the north of the River
Aisne, we have made Slight progress
against certain points Three of
icnsive counter attacks undertaken
by the Germans against the Eng
;ish army failed From Craonne t.
Rheims we ourselves repulsed some
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
Splendid Medicine
Stomach Trouble
ISuffered for Several Years
Peruna Restored My Health

Mrs. Elizabeth
r e ut G r. No. sos
St. y. w.
Washington, D. c..
writes: 81 am
alcased TO endorse
'eruna as a spien-
id medicine for
tara and stom- 4
h trouble. from v
hich / suffered |
n several years.
toJk It for sew 1
raj months and
t the end Of Il
ime found my hea
vas restored and hs
,elt splendidly e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19

VERY violent counter attacks execat-
ed during the night.
THE enemy tried IN vain TO take
the offensive against Rheims.
second: on the center from
Rheims 10 the ATgOnnc, the enemy
las reinforced himself by construct
ing important Notifications. and has
adopted a purely defensive attitude.
To the east OF lhe Argonne. in the
Woeyre district. the situation is IN
changed.
''On our right wing in Lorraine
and the Vosges, the enemy occupies
positions organized on a defensive
lasis in the vicinity Of the frcG-
tier"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
GERMANS REPULSE
ATTACKS ON RIGHT WING
AND FROM VERDUN

Berlin, Sept Is, via London
London, 12,12 p. m.--The follow
ing official announcement was made
al the headquarters of the General
staff last night:
"No decision yet has resulted in
the battle between the Disc and the
Meuse, but certain signs indicate
shat the power Of resistance of The
enemy is relaxing.
THE endeavor OF the French
troops to break through the German
light wing collapsed without any
great efforts on the part of our
troops.
THE center Of the German army
Is gaining ground slowly but sure
iy.
Cen the right bank Of the Meuse
the allies from Verdun have been
easily repulsed."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Because of Terrible Back.
ache. Relieved by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegela-
bic Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa. 81 suffered from
displacement and Inflammation, and had
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
very suffering woman. - Mrs HARRY
FISHER, 1912 Juniata Street, philadel-
.)hia, Pa.
Another WOman's Case.
Providence, r. IL CARROT sneak
100 highly of your Vegetable Compound
as it has done wonders for me and |
would not be without it. had dis
placement, bearing down, and backaehe.
lntil could hardly stand and was thor.
)ughly run down when | took Lydia r.
oinkha.n's Vegetable Compound. 1t
helped me and am in the best of health
1t present ] work in factory all day
ong besides doing my homework so YOU
an see what il has done for me. | give
you permission to publish my name and [
peak of your Vegetable Compound to
many of my friends. Mrs. ABRIL LAW
SON, l26 Lippitt St, Providence, Il. l.
Danger Signals to Women
are what one physician called backache,
headache, nervousness, and the blues.
In many cases they are symptoms of
some female arrangement or an infian-
matorv, lucrative condition, which NAV
be overcome by taking Lydia E. Pink
'sVegetable Compound. Thousands
Of American women willingly testify to
its virtue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19
wounded behind.

OsihihA-
The army of Crown Prince Fred
erick William has finally turned on
its pursuers at Monafaucon, to the
northwest of Verdln. encoura ged.
no dO"3t, by advices ii reinforce
ments coming from the Rhine gar
ris0ns, and the line OF defense is
now clearly established from Noyon,
81 miles northeast of Psris TO
Mcntfaucon.
In addition 10 the difficulty of re
OF ganiZing their forces 10 with
etend the attack on the new line,
the Germans are no doubt troubled
about their rear, The resumption
OF activities by the Delgians means
more than its troops have had
time to rest. and no doubt there is
good foundation for the many
rumors that King Albert's forces
have been reinforced though from
where is a matter of conjecture.
Some experts still think that the
tattle is only intended to insure the
safety of the Crown Princes army
which had great difficulty in olsen
Caging itself from tho deiiles CT the
forest of Argonne and il not yet, ac-
Cording 10 opinion here, by any
means safe.
The prolonged rains also make it
necessary to have mora time In
which TO get the artillery out of
he chalky mud Of ncrthcr ans
eastern Champagne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19

sueh y u III $ III m Y
sid G S, and terrible
backache so that |
could hardly stand.
/ took six bottles of
Lydia L. Pinkharn 3
Y e ge TIA Bile Com.
pound, and now / can
o an y amount of
work, sleep good, eat
good, and don t have
a bit of trouble. [
recommend lydia r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-09-19

since. l now take it when | contract
| cold and it soon rids the system OF
my catarrhal tendencies.
over Ten Years Ago.
II would not be without Peruna.
Although it was over ten years ago
that / first gave you my testimonial. l
am Of the same opinion a. when
wrote it. and give you the privilege to
use 1t as you see fit. l still use Pc
r1Iaa When think 1t necessary, | am
recommending it to my neighborS
whenever a chance occurs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
COMPLETING PLANS FOR
MOTORCYCLE ROAD RACE

frorn PittsbarEh. cnz-ie-son- washing
ton and other elite. ~h<rs rsd<rs are IN
tsr~-tsd and incieation. are that ~ tn<
TINE Tor the race. az least 80 ~fn have
entered Up TO th- present time fs local
rio~r- have signed up with Indications
that several more vlll enter.
Last Sunday several riders from
I1tfsbsrrh ana washington mad. IN.
UP % th~ city with the exp<ctsfion 81
taxing turn over the co1A< but ar
rye late IN the evening and wers m
They returned 20 their ksns- IN the
evening but stated they would return
n n'., sunday ,ns a. which time they wfii IN
Among the local riders Who ha..
sfr~d entry blanks are. Otto Ritz
.nersy Herroid. William Naloney. frank
smith. A. g Daeis Emery NcFnrlarf
Joe Demnth. y. M Nickels Frank Nun.
neil ana Earl Brauniich.
~ The nesting OF the club held la-,
h&ht other bd-in~s- in addition 20 the
Isce Ner. taken up. Among other things
M ,ne{ TOOK In the following members:
n.ltsr bowman and Emery Mcfarland
lneS nave also received a n1ub~r OF
srm bands 20 be worn by the captains
On their sunday runs This mater ha.
o~sn ADDED In an effort 90 keep m.
n.err from travelling AZ too great a
$50 or speed while on their weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
COUNSEL
tco.t,su.d IRON rir., r.s.,

Porter. testified about an interview
he secured from webber upon the
latter's return from Cuba following
the hrst trial OF Becker. In the in
terview Weber was represented a,
saying that there never was any in
tention that Rosenthal should be kin
ed. but that two OF the gunner, who
had been instructed 20 scare the
gambler. had got drunk and Made
fools OF themselves"
friedrich H. Hawiey. formerly a
reporter for an afternoon newspaper
was considered TO be the star witness
Tor the defense. Hawley testified thai
on the morning of the murder about a
half hour after II occurred he called
becker's house twice on the telephone.
~ mas oeen shown by the prosecu
ton that two calls went 10 Becker
that morning from a pay station near
the scene Of the crime.
Reporters Testimony.
told Becker TO hurry down town
as Rosenthal had been murdered. .
said Hawley. Il met Becker at the
corner OF Forty.third street and
the blood on the sidewalk in front
OF the Metropole. and went to the
West Forty-seventh street police sta.
ton. ] remained with Becker until
: o'clock In the morning. At no time
was Becker on Forty-second street.
nor did he meet Jack Rose after he
came down town.
Rose testified that he met Becker
and that the latter told him he had
seen the body OF Rosnthal and would
nave cut the - sQuealer's tonRue
out and hung II up on a telegram
pole as warning TO other sauealers
n Whitman hadn't been AROUND. .
Hawley Will be cross-examined TO-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
City from San Luis Potosi without
him caused disappointment.
Quiet In Mexico City

City from San Luis Potosi without
him caused disappointment
Quiet In Mexico City.
The brazilian minister. Secretary
Bryan announced. reported conditions
quiet in Mexico city. and stated that
ARRANGEMENTS had been made TO send
special train with 200 refugees from
the capital tomorrow night for
Puerto. Mexico.
Navy department dispatches during
the DAY made ~ clear that the Next
can Federals. fleeing from defeat AZ
Iampico. had left the oil fields about
that city. Admiral Badger reported
that between 1000 and 1000 troops
under General Zaragoza had stopped
AZ fanuco city. another oil center, but
later evacuated that town The oil
wells there were left unframed. oil
operatives are now returning to re
sumo operations in the Tampico field.
where all Is reported quiet.
The Constitutionalists have as We,
reirained from any attempt to make a
business men At Tampico-a possible
cause Tor diplomatic Interference.
Cotton Mills Resume.
Inc Constitutionalist authorities
nave ordered operations resumed in
the cotton mills at Torreon and in
from the Spanish growers in that sec.
ton, according TO word received by
representatives. of the former owners
here. This introduces an additional
complication for the owners. who have
oeen endeavoring to recover their
sonnscated property either by paying
ransom To the Constitutionalists or
through diplomatic pressure. mean
tlme blocking the export and sale Of
the COTTON by legal measures Once
manufactured into thread the con.
hscated cotton could no longer be
iuentineu on the international market
State ana war department officials
obtained no further Information as 10
the tate of Private Samuel Parks.
secretary Bryan made IL clear To-
gay exactly what the status of DIR
EDWARD W. Ryan. OF Scranton. Pa.
va AZ me Tune he was thrown into
lslI Dy the Federal authorities AZ
fresnillo on the charge of being a
Spy. Dr. Ryan was authorized by
Oharge Nelson O'Shaughnessy Ia 20 n
Iorreon and render medical assist.
ance 70 refugees; He was not com
the state department and WAS NOT con-
nected with the Red Cross. DR. RYAN
ana Mr.. O'Shaughnessy called AZ tha
Wnite House today and had a long
talk with Secretary Tumulty, but aid
not see the president. '''
Typhoid The Greatest Problem
Dr; Ryan lived in Mexico for IL
months and was sent twice 10 Torreon
py the American embassy at Mexico
CITY to administer to the persons who
We're suffering in the besieged CITY
~ present he says the prevention OF
me me spread OF typhoid fever In Mex
authorities are facing. Vera Cruz
mas been thoroughly cleaned under
me direction OF the army and il prob
ably more healthful than ever before
IN It's history. He pointed out. how
ever. That there are now about 75.OVD
persons In Vera Cruz. which normally
Consequently the town is i'm a badIv
congested state and immediate steps
VIII be taken to scatter the persons
VINO have no fixed home in Vera Cruz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
AUTOS CRASH ON
NATIONAL ROAD
MACHINE TRAVELLING ON wsouo
SIDE OF ROAD JAMS
ANOTHER.
Damaged Car Was Owned by a Man
oy Nsne o. Merschrod, Of Wood.
IaWn-No Person Injured

What might have proven a very
~, ious automobile accident occurred
lsst night at the junction OF the Mi
ue Chantal branch Of the West Vir.
tlhla traction Company's lines with
tne main line at Pleasant Valley. one
OF me large double truckers was com.
ing towards Wheeling and was beine
IoiIowed by an automobile. When the
car stopped TO discharge passengers
ne auto driver swung his machine 10
lht iett IN an effort 10 pass the street
car and cOllided with another ma.
mine going east Without APPARENT
chang ing his speed the bully OF the
~, ~ IS claimed. kept on towards
wheeling a. terrific rate OF apeed
NuhOut knowing how much damage
ne nad done the other machine.
The outgoing machine was owned
by Mr. Merscbrod Of Woodlawn. bur
me owner Of the car that crashed
INTO him could not BE- learned Tbe
outlaw car bore a state Ucense fac
10. 1854. Deputy sheriff f.aRormar.
ono ~ working on the case and will
present him TO the Pleasant VALLEY
authorities when taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
MELLEN
(cOntiuusd IRON rirst rar.1

deavor to obtain information from Mr..
Morgan: and that they could try IN
they desired.
They ducked," concluded Mr.. Mel.
zen. grimly. and a ripple of apprecia.
tive laughter ran around the hearing
room '"e
Particular interest was aroused by
MT Mellen's account OF his conference
with the then President. Col. Roose-
ven. respecting the acquisition OF the
ne was a great admirer Of Col. Roose-
VET ana frequently conferred with
MN about important questions Col
Roosevelt said to him at that confer.
ence. according to the Testimony. that
ne was not 3 lawyer and was not pre-
pared 70 advise what he should do
aDou, me proposed purchase. but on
VI. Melien's statement OF the situa-
tion' he thought there might be moth
ing objectionable I'm H. Mr.. MeIlen
added that the President said be could
countenance no illegal action IN the
matter. and suggested that ha confer
Win Commissioner Lane. OF the Inter
s.ate commerce Commission. From
VT. Lane. he said. he got no expression
Of opinion
Letters Submitted.
letter was submitted BY Mr. Folk
written on May 81. 1907. BY Henry w
whitney 70 Mr.. Mcllen. suggesting
,iaN ne say something a. an early
day touching the Boston a Maine maj.
ter that a large public IL stiii 10
De reckoned with. and CONCLUDING
with this paracraph
u have thought II possfble the
little Father AZ Washington might
IKE 20 get his finger into the Die. In
which case. II Il should happen before
the public had become reconcIIed 70
me change, might result in infinite
harm 70 All your interests
Mr. Folk then offered in evidence
the reply 10 that letter, made the foI.
lowing day. In which Mr.. Melien
wrote.
1T has been thought advissbie hv
all concerned that just az little offfci.t
Information should get out 10 the
neNspapers regarding the BOSTON q
Maine matter a. g. absolutely necos.
sary. This was agreed upon bv Ar
Ledyard, VT. futile and mvseif and
We are acting on this theory at tho
present time The Washington sffua.
lion ] have 7 think. complctcfv careJ
TOT One never knows Tor a cerfsipt,
IetardinE matters there. but the
Eronnd has been carefully piowed ana
eNery Chance FOR trouble conaiderod
ahu, ! mink. successfully eliminated d
Mr. Mellen told Of his relations vita
Johu l.. billiard and ~ the franearfions
between the New Haven and the hi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
AT TIE vIcroRIA.

To-night the amateurs will be styep
another chance 90 distiuFuish 49,
selves ~ the Victoria fheafrr - -
manaFemcnt has enough erfriee e. a..
sure one - the best porforma,rc. y
thif hlnd over EiVen in town Some -
and there viii be a uumbrr 81 ne,.- ~, 49,
trifH friday uirht comes "rhe gof,.
irs store and o. promises fuu rsl.re
o.. 80 nlFht tnc crowd again showed
Dolores. the comedy Tvorv nerf 80
vol taken and the comedy h. of'tbe tf,.i
lhat never feils O. ricnse rrffir,i
aunlonrN There viii hc two rn0ra 49,.
forwanceq ~ Dolores" TO-DAY 49, =,
INC maunce and one 81 rfrhf ana h..
morrow TIE company viii sfarf ,~ffb
=. ~ Nlnieterr thenrt' and rily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
TWO &c OBLIGATIONS LETT
" T, SSsS Yesr2so Sossss
Special Coaches Attached 20 Rsssis,
Tram Lsss N.Qnt-Msetins
Opens To-day.

Republiesn delegates from Ohio.
bfooks ana Hancock counties. got
away yesterday evening On the TsfS
O'Clock n a o. train for Charleston
10 attend the State Convention which
opens IN that place this morning
aoou, 80 delegates left yesterday
evening and large number left yes
ternay morning for the scene Of ae-
usity, ready 10 boost the old first
District for everything good.
Men who have served their party
long and steadfastly were among those
Who left and all were enthusiastic. .
Every one seemed to BE- imblbed with
tne spirit OF party success and poll
uehi enthusiasm was ripe a. the dele
cation met az the r. q O. depot be
fore departing for the Capital city.
special sleeper coaches were attach
ea 10 the regular express train. and
the trip was made over the o. X.
division. Many OF the delegates Will
return this evening.
senator o. s. Marshall. Who has
as one 10 represent Hancock county.
Senator Marshall feels that condl-
tons In his county are really better
now than they have been for some
time. Albert Snedeker of welIsburg.
prominent figure In local politics. WAS
one OF the delegates TO leave last
night.
Bio Victory Ahead.
samuel Gist. OF Brooke county who
has been a stanch Republican all
his life and who has seen the light
or many summers pass away, was
Just as enthusiastic as the younger
men He feels that conditions as
they are now. should be a great fac
tor In sweeping victory for the
grand old party In the coming cleo
ton. The gathering at Charleston
bids well TO eclipse any political
gathering that has been held for
some time.
Among those who left last night
were the following:
Willis Marshall. DR. George W.
Otto. city: II. r. Elliott. OF Elm
Grove; George Hand. OF Elm Grove:
NJ. 9. kindlebergeT. city; Senator
q. :. Marshall. New Cumberland:
Samuel Gist of Brooke county: III
W Fair. city: Albert Snedeker. OF
Mellsburg; II. G. Ogden, city: C. n
Mcdonald. Chester; Dir. Booher. OF
Brooke county: J. G. Howe. Brooke
county: w. +. Wells, Newell: Col
Ben. l.. Rosenhloom. city: William
Hanke. city. Z. j. Graham. city: Or
G. X. Wierwich. OF Brooke county:
r q. Miller. Elm Grove; Col. VIII
liam Turner. city; J. n. Reed. city;
General Alfred Caldwell. city; Jake
Otto. city; Austin Jackson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
YOUNG BANKERS
Members OF Tnstituts o. Rankinv nj
cusses oovernmsnt Ownsrahfp
OF Public Utilities.

.efF intcresting meeting or thu
American Institute 81 HanFfnr - -
featerdhy evening ~ fts hcaduuarter-
!u the Schmulhach building Tire meet
inr was very well attended hv 49,. 49,,
hers OF the organization The feefur.
~ Nhe evening being an Interesting az.
nate on the subject. Resolved. That
.YNernment Ownership ~ Public Trffff.
tee o. Detrimental 90 fha Fluffir ,rt.
sHit native side - the question was de
,atel ~ Wflle Nognraou and Robot
- tgld While the negative wac a.
hated BY %. D. KoehncIinc ana TraDt Il.
l'"Mler The decision ~ the Judge ~ d.
IN iaNor of The Affirmative.
"liyWinF me debate Robert Lee Hord
was elected aH ffIrcafe a. me Nafflr.i
american Institute ~ BANKING convert t.
10 winch WIZ Ho held GO Dallas. Ter
lnlH IhIl 80 she next meeting of ~.
ofsanik1tlun which viii Do held fr fveo
weeef the following subject Will he al
Iur-el The erect 81 the Federal pe.
wv Hant. nn no Won Menher nan.. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
DRUG STORE SOLD
". W. Dudley Pharmacy in Elm Grow.
~ Furchased By Cal orisr
OF This City.

A deal was closed yesterdav h.,v...-
-. W. dudley. popular Elm Grove mar
macist and Cal Grier OF this citv wber.-
pps , nr. Srler became the owner OF the
Dueiey pharmacy at Elm Grove Tho
uea 80, nad been pending for the past sew
srai days but was not closed until ves-
This f. one OF the hest knou,, 81
nlost up-to-date drug stores in the sun
uEban district. II having been buiit
sDout seven years ago and conducted for
sssNeral years by A. =. Moore but 20
hr. Dudley. ""ou ny
nc deal gives Grier charge Of IN.
business immediately and while AZ VIII
Ds several weeks before he can tsLs
narke IN rerson. the business Will he
un1er MS direction. Mr. Grier con-
,Ssnhplates some extensive Improvement
tnat VIII be started IN the near fn,r..
re - one OF the best known drugSIs,s
~ me city having been connected HI,h
" w. irwin Tor the past several years.