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GERMANS REPORT


tured II officers and 1000 men. all
russian imperial guards"
Inc place OF the encounter was not
AT first the embassy believed the
guard had been captured at Breslau.
put study of the dispatch convinced
the officials that IL referred to a cap
and Silesia.
The message adds:
me Frankfurter Zeitung reports
that German officers. while Louyain
was burning. brought pictures from
me cathedral TO the town hall, for pro
lection.
The 'sama.' a paper at Turin. re.
general stan has vanished. Parisians
Know that France is flooded with
wounded. and that a great part of the
army are prisoners.
In Id Chapelle five American re.
porters are detained who have fol-
lowed the German army through Bel
KUN secretly, under great difficulties.
pnSy are an full OF Indignation against
beiglan lies, and praise the humane
conduct OF the German troops.
Dum-Dum Bullets.
Yesterday at the foreign Office in
Berlin dum-dum bullets in their origi-
hsI package. among them parcels
with the English stamp. were shown
TO 80 foreign journalists. Pointed
copper projectiles for the Lebel rifle.
with points deeply nicked on either
side, so as to break upon impact: a
package or steel mantled bullets OF a
later model. still in the original pack,
age with noses cut squarely OF, max.
ing holes OF five milimetres in diane
Ter and seven deep. drilled perpendicu
larly. were also shown.
ON August % two German cruisers
nred upon an approaching automobile
IN which officers were riding. despite
protestations that civilians were in the
me Berlin message adds that a
SeInlan war loan has been announced
OF one billion in treasury hills "
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NOTICE-CONTRACTORS
Notice 20 contrnotnr.-

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed state Board Of Control OF West
virginia VIII. until noon Of the Sth day
OF October. 1914. receive scaled bids Tor
furnishing all materials and labor nee
essary 10 erect and complete. In con-
nection with the main Concord school
Building at Athens. w. va. an Audi
torium with basement for heating plant
ana a two story and basement right
said school. The material shall be OF
brick and reinforced concrete. making
them fire proof
Contractors can secure plans and
o. the state Board OF Control Charles
ION. W. Va. and same will also b. on
lie At the following places;
Concord Normal School Athens w
Va.
0ffice OF J. r. Moss Iron Works.
Wheeling. W. Va
d-essed 60 the state BOARD Of Control.
Charleston. W. Va. and marked In a
conspicuous place on the envelope. rid
Tor work at Athens" The bid must be-
accompanied by certified check FOR
Five Hundred Dollars $500 .001 Checks
OF unsuccessful bidders will be return
Of successful bidder will be held until
proper contract and bond have been exc
cuted. upon failure OF bidder to execute
g VIC, his, his cheek VIII be retained by the
state Hoard of Control TO cover expenses
OF rcndvertising and rciettinr
Immediately after contract b. award
"a NC successful bidder Will b. re-
puired % execute proper contract with
guaranty company bond In a penalty
equal Co the amount 81 the contract
price. said bond % be conditioned for
the construction and completion OF tho
work a. set forth In the plans and spec
I. 1915.
Al bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. and which Will
M request. b. mailed 60 any bidder
The State BOARD OF control receives the
riEht Co rricct any and all bidq
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Wy !. 8. LAEIN.
.-Lu-L --LL-le President
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OBJECTS
(c0ntinusd From Tir,t P.r.n

and II is improbable that an income
tax amendment will be proposed.
To Tax Cigarettes.
Cigarettes probably will be added
10 the list of taxable commodities
already agreed TO. such as beer
wines and rectified spirits. plan
also Is under consideration 10 make a
TAX on beer one dollar a barrel which
would yield So. 900 900. That amount
together with $4,000 900 from wines
Sz,OOO 200 from rectified spirits. proba.
.biy So,OOO.OO0 from cigarettes. proba.
pie taxes on railroad freight. Gasoline
automobiles. some proprietary articles
ana soft drinks. IL Is estimated would
yield all the revenue necessary nar.
ucularly II IL is determined 10 NOT
appropriate all the $53, OOO. 900 pro.
posed Tor river and harbor work
The proposal to put a general .av
on railroad freight tsthe main ones.
uon now before the COMMITTEES. THE
real issue is said to be whether 10
make up the necessary balance az
revenue by tax on freight traffic
or by ditusing the tax among many
ines OF business a lew on freigh;
u IS estimated. could easily prodnce
S40,OOO,0OO revenue but there is con.
siderable opposition in both houses
Inc question will be decided tomor.
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CONDUCTOR HURT

" r. Moblov. consictor on the
bcuWood North Wheeling division OF
The Wheeling Traction Company line
vas severely injured early last even
ing when his head struck one Of the
larFe water tanks opposite the River
eiue MIL IN Hcnwood. throwing him
from TIE running board % the pave
menL The injured man was taken 90
we NlNorsido emergency hospital and
Dr. Leonard Eekcv summoned Trpon
en- examination o. was found thar Mob
icy was not seriously injured. although
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stevenson. OF
days Of their daughter. Mrs. John W.
Spillman. az Lenox
Jefferson Bud" Berisford OF Fu1ton-
who was injured several DAYS ago In a
motorcycle accident IL able 20 be out
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allies and son.
James, or California. Pa are spending
a few days as the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs
II. r. keyser. az Elm Grove.
\ special meeting OF Elm Grove coun-
eli VIII BE- held Thursday evening
Al schools IN the out the pike district
viii be closed to-day in order 10 allow
the teachers and children 90 attend the
state fair.
Many out the pike people are visiting
the stone Church booth M the fair
Fight fans from out the pike district
are preparing 20 attend the bouts that
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Slightly Injured.

Carl Miller. OF Glenwood. was sitrb,t,,
injured Tuesday evening when ne feil
from a tree near the GlenwOod station
~ seems that a party OF boys had been
pitchlhg their hats into tree and then
shaklng them out. this time however
tne nat stuck on the limbs and young
Mlller cnmbed out to recover n. The
result was thar the limb broke and the
lad was precipitatcd 10 the ground sew
eral feet belowa. DR. Bierney was called
and attended % the lads inlurles
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LONDON, sept .. 11:f5 p. m-The
Holland American line steamer Moor
dam. bound for Rotterdam from New
York with German reservists and n
general cargo destined Tor Germany. has
been captured In the Atlantic and
brought into Queenstown by a British
cruiser.
When the Noordam sailed from New
York september n was stated that the
300 men on board were Belgian. French
ana English reacrvistH who we're r.
turning 20 thslr homes 20 Join their
armies. The Noordam also carried
large amount Of mail and n cargo %
general merchandise. Her destination
was Rotterdam.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Cali
Ire c. B. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbaeh Building. Both Phons.


=, Monday evening the home OF Arthur
MmcCormick, near the second bridge on
DIG wheeling creek. was entered and
Tansacked from top 20 bottom. Mr. Nc
Cormick was at work and Mrs McCor-
mick was attending the Labor day pic
nc AT the park. Upon returning to
tnelr home later in the evening they
round that the house had been compiete-
~ ransacked. However. upon examina-
ton u was found that the thieves had
turned down many valuables and had
made their escape with three quarts 81
perfectly good liquor. nothing else in
the house having been taken.
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Henry Craft, well known resident OF
Overbrook. had the misfortune OF hav-
ing MS hand caught In some machinery
teruay. Cratt who has been employed
az the plant for sometime was working
around one OF the machines in the fac
tory when his hand was caught mr.
Leach Cracratt was called and found
" necessary to amputate the thumb OF
the right hand. Though the rest OF the
hand was badly crushed IL is thought
IL can be saved
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viii be staged at bridgeport this even
ing ~ WI"
Miss Paula Wagner. OF Edxinxton
lane. - spending several days as the
guest or friends ut parkersburg
clyde Rice and Edwin Carter of Elm,
Grove. left yesterday for West Liberty
Mnere they will attend the Normal
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BORDEAUX. NlH London SEPT ID
900 81 m1.Tnr following Official
"wuuIr1fiuu wrr faaurd hfrr af fhrra
o'clock fnfr afternoon
ON Che whole fNr Germans Hnura. Co
NH nnUInnIun movement of retreat
The HfrHfrrnfI" unaIfIuu ~ the
French troops fe improving huf one
cannot judge 81 H battle rufrnfInr 1trr
100 kllomet-re fahout 81 miloe1
Dc Germans seem 90 experience Ger.
fHlu dIHiruIfIfa ln provisioning
In EcrerHI fhr French fronna seem
fn Nr raInInr fhr ADVANTAGE"
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WAsIfiNgTON. Sept AN earnest
aumonition 90 Americans 90 preserve the
spirit ~ neutrality lu The present Euro-
rcuu war despite nrV efrnunfhira or
ureiudirra. wac delivered DOB the senate
to-day nN chairman stone o. tho f0r-
fIFu relations committee fn "a urrrar-1
speech nr urged That uaturalirrd Nrre~.
can citizens from European rounfrfrs
observe closely che PRECEDENT neutral
IfN proclamation.
.fur power Tor effective mediation
hHn been met Do said
We Der lnrcl H tendency which hr rpIH
bad appeared Iu Influential unwrrnrerr
and periodical fn take Sides
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ROME. via London. Sept. . (s:04 p.
m.)-The Corrierc T'ralie prints the fol-
lowing dispatch from Scutari:
Three columns OF Moutencgrin troops
commanded by General Nicutscho. occu-
pied an important position at Foca in
Austrian territory south Saraycvo Gin
Eosnia).
The Ccrvo- MonteneCrin object Is to
arrive % the center Of Bosnia In order
to raise the Scrvian population In bands
destined 20 modest the Austrian troops"
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IN PRELIMINARIES
CcOntinusd from Firs, Par.l

hhls OF Argonne between vitrv.
Le-Franeois and verdun on me
right winu Of the allies.
N9sln' according 10 the French
IePofts, mere has been no action
against the grant couronne 81
Naney and IN the Vosqes and Al.
ssee the situation remains un.
News Cheers Allies.
All this favorable news IA.
eneered the allies, but military
eirties warn the public that ar
Dattle has not yet been won. and
that there probably will be
week or more % fahtino before
2 decisive result is attained eith.
er way.
There is possibility that the
Sermans are trying 20 draw the
allies into an attack upon ar
high ground that lies between tbe
marne and the Aisne. about
hheinst and while u 10 believed
that some Of the edoe has bse1
taken OF the German defensive
~ 70 not az al probable that Il
mas all been removed.
General Johre. the French com.
nander-in-chicf. however hsa ~,
some points. He has GAINED tbs
time he required. 10 In Better 10.
sitions and has completes his eeo.
eentrstion, 90 that ne is now be.
HeVed 20 have fair chance
aaainst the Invaders who have
neWed their way from Mons 10
the gates o. Paris.
suu Fighting.
lMf NuHifIuua and ftuaaInra are rfIT
liIiIlna in '1IiriH and although rra.
lHn .lIIrinI .ir"llr ar. silent report.
I.n It"n' which generally have hrrr
'NfiIN. coming ua they de- fTr.firr
srrutn Ur EumnuIan saurr.. frf..,l-.
Nf. iN' ItuH.fnnH Orc mnEIur rrurrras
lEnturf General Nrffruhrrr.a army
which ia being auuuUrfHI hr gerwarr
ENn" doubt fn now fNurrarH ~ fr
Nh.tNnr OBJ. Euesirn fnffInrIrr move
n'nl IfnHu thr south rf T.rrh.rr can
n d.f IHuDd quickly enough fo ruf IN
N' NJ. Ifinn" should fnrf hr drfrHfrd
~ fI" fuHriHne advancing from fH.
l"r.n. Hut should the NuatrIana b.
iff"if'n na Rome saws. ffIr -rrrrt
iru. i NHrIr fu hHHfrn General an
ruhUrra retirement
There Dr. afili n pause Iu the arrrafI0r.
n fHHf Prussia doubles duo fn > nan.
iLI Ut troops ON fhr part OF fna uu.aIa
WHICH N1H HIunDH bed HfrufuIfr Dol
porting troops wrafwarI Reside.
Pc defeat fhrr suffered in fhr nrhfInr
between AUGUST and august III nav
'arc temporarily takrn thf atinr out of
hrIr attacks.
tu Enriand where The saving i.
britain De- only Iurf starting. fha
freatrai rnthurlarm has been rrrafaa
lF lhc hinEn messages f0 india tta
inuiniHna nnd The colonies. iu which
le thHnka bic oversee subjects Tor fhe
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Church Conference

IN the First NJ T. church. Elm Grove
Friday evening at 1880. The meeting
VIII be In charge Of the pastor. Rev. 81
y. Hart and addresses will be delivered
by Rev. ". NJ. Shultz. Rev l. :. Crose
and J w. J. Deem The request Is made
by the pastor that all members be pres
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Good Maetinr

Howard +. Williams. OF Charleston.
one OF the leading agriculturalists OF the
state addressed large meeting last
evening at the Valley Grove school
mouse. Mr.. Williams talked on the
work or the agricultural department
with special reference TO their cooper
alton with the farmers. Prof w n
Sill and Prof. Horace Atwood. county
OFFICERS or the Panhandle club. were also
present and delivered excellent talks on
farm topics.
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I4RNnDN. sept. IN.--f p 30 o.. m "A
Reuter- dispatch from Ostcrd SAYS that
Germans seem Co Pc marching 20 the
south. passing between budcuarde. east
IurdcrH and Ora mmuuf ff De- probably
blended Co.. reinforce THE German right
Iruuff
Since Monday adds the dispatch. num-
erour German fugItiNcs from the battle
ln frnuce have been seeking refuge lu
lluttiEniee forest. between Cour. raj and
Horernuu
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OUT-THE-PIKE


T., tuesday evening II became known at
I'm SroFe that the slender barber shop
mas been sold TO W r. McGlone. OF Pat
serson. This deal was closed several
oays ago. but owing TO certain details
Mes not made known for publication
until Tuesday evening N - said that
Nr- SLENDER. the former owner OF the
shop. VIII Leave soon for Florida. where
Nc viii nave charge OF a shop. The con-
slderatlon In the deal Is priEate
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PETROGRAD. Sept 9.-The follow
ing announcement was issued to-day by
the general stan OF the Grand Duke
Nicholas. commander-in-chief OF the
Russian forces:
ON September and we attacked
the Austrian army at Zamosc. situated
northeast OF krubessiow and southeast
OF Ravarsuka.
The Austrian army Is retiring in dis
order. pursued by the Russians Near
Frampol the Russian cavalry rushed big
conveys OF the enemy In the direction OF
.ublin. The Austro-C;erman troops hav-
Ing been dislodged from the fortified po-
sitions they were occupying, retired in
a southerly direction
The troops and conveys which were
moving IN the direction of the roaf
leading from Josefon to Annapol have
been dispersed by the Russian artillery.
On the left hank OF the Nistula a big
battle Is being fought on the front ex-
tending from Ravaruska to the Dneis-
ter river, where the Austrian army has
received reinforcements
"Detachments OF the Fourteenth TYR ii
army corps attempted an attack near
taNaruska during the night OF Septeni-
Der I. but were repulsed. They left in
our hands one regimental nag and $40
prisoners
Near zsmosc we took German aero
In eastern P.ussia small skirmishes
continue"
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WIN Ne prafted-

BORDEAUX. Sept. 3 (lO;50 p. MI
President Poincarc has signed n decree
calling all Frcnchmcn, previously eN-
empted far military service on the
ground Of defective health. TO undergo
further medical examination. Those
found fit will at once be drafted into
the army.
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Rrnndenhurr a.ta Aoro,.-

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Brandcnberg eluded
all British wsrships on her way acros
the Atlantic from Philadelphia which
she left August % and arrived last
night at Norway. according TO cable
gram received here to-day by the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company.
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UuWuTNfFN sent fn-f- r NIL
Tho f0iluwinr official announcement
Wna Issued tonight
.un the left wing aii che German at
feurfa fo hroak thc French lines on the
RIGHT hauk uf fha Durru river have frIr.
"A. We hnEr taken two standards
lhr Iritien army hae crossed The
MnruF end Che rueuN hna fallen nnrf
about forty Ellrrrrfrra I9r nrffraf
son tho center end rIrhf yginr frrrl
ie u1 rofable change"
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Any good citizen will patronize
their home merchants, as long as
they know they are getting their
moneys worth. Buy your shoes and
5ents furnishings from FOlmar
Romine Co. where you get vour
moneys worth. That Is why thev
are holding all their old customers
and always getting new ones
FoLMAR RoMINE CO.
Elm Grove.
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badly shaken up His forehead and
lett temple was bruised and the skin,
Of his left hand was badly lacerated
He vas revived and vas later abIc I'D
50 90 his home uuaasfsfcd
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LONDON. Sept. 9.-German reinforce
ments estimated at sixty thousand men
are advancing into France ia three
columns. according 20 an Ostcnd dis
patch TO the Reuter- Telegram company
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George CrHhfrar furfffy. yt. .-.
capped from the reform school nd rrunfr-
town recently. ives picked uu yesterday
aitcfnnUn Pr Officfr couuclv and viii
b. returned TODAY Thr ruefrflrr ,.E.,
VIII iake him back will arrive this
moruiuE
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Montenegrins succesuful.

PARIS, Sept. . (4:f0 y. MIA Havas
Agency dispatch from Rome SAYS:
News has reached here that the
Montenegro troops commanded by Gem
eral NucOtich have occupied important
points In Bosnia. south of Saraycno. the
capital The situation in north Albania
continues serious"
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

-NlAiAL SUBURBAN HUME.
Three room cottage. II good cond,.
ton. situated on a corner lot In Elm
Grove Is offered Tor sale. House has
two porches and gooc eellsr. Cement
walks. Lot 80 by 13S feet. Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
work shed For further information
call 147-W. Elm Grove.
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Ofnrer funau broke fn On n fffff.
nr|r rnrfN Yesterday evening af SO frFs
wool street and BROUGHT quite n rrult
Pr police hcaduuartrrH. Those DOB The
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~HNIED PROPOSALS
Notice 70 Esnufaotursr.. Jobb.r.. SSsr.

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsru. msr-
chante and Others Who1eaa1s Dealers.
NOIItE If HEUTHW GrNFN That
we state Board o. Control % the state
~ Wrst virginia VIII receive bids daily
% lfg office % Charleston. West virginia.
Ior turnighinE supplies for the several
~taie ineftufioua. thr financial manage
mfnt m which ls vested in said Board
,nntractH VIII BE- awarded 90 the lowest
nanrfH. quality considered and other
thlnEg being equal West virginia deaf
fre VIII Pc rlvcn preference.
lists % supplies needed viii h. fur
nlHhfd hiddcre on receipt Of requests
rfnflnc the line desired
STATE UOANu or CONTROL.
la-l-tl Charlcston. West Virgins.
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a BIN providing for women iudrcs
IN The chldrcns court has been lo
PRODUCED IN the New York lcrislafure
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party were Francis stats william
kr'or. George Uooher and Mrs gcorrr
Hnohcr Do Ia understood that thie
bunch has been acting rather uurrnf1r-
manly Tor some time.
ENINu NIfreInTuIUun. drunk wnn
riUkri uu lnef night hV ufurrr frnnfr
and LODGED bob the lookup Ife viii be-
riNru hearing this morning
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miller obssquisa.

Last evening fuueral ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the late Elizabeth Miller. who died
at the home Of her sister Mrs John
winters. OF Patterson. Tuesday evening
were Incomplete. owing TO the fact thar
sister or the deceased who resides in
INDIANA had not been heard from. II the
Dc held AT the place OF death Friday
AFTERNOON az o'clock. The services will
be IN charge OF Rev. s. u. Hart Inter-
iheht VIII De IN stone church cemetery.
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PARIS. Sept. ? 4:25 y. m)-wound-
mans In the vicinity OF Montmirafi. de-
partment OF Marine. arc running short
OF ammunition and for this reason Of
Tered only feeble resistance TO the at
tack OF the allies. who captured many
prisoners and also rcgimental flag.
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The residents OF Elm Grove were rom
siaerably alarmed for a time yesterday
AFTERNOON when they rushed to the
70 be a IRE alarm. However. the alarm,
froved 20 be fake. as the siren that
was sounding was that OF the threshiug
machine belonging 20 Henri, Fisher tbst
was doing work near the county in
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DIED

HALLEY-On Tuesday. September sth.
1915, 81 1890 o'clock a. m. KATH-
ERlNE VALLEY. in the 18th year Of
her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Christ Tcrt1er
FIRST street, ActnaNille. Ohio. Thurs
day september 10th ~ o. m In
tcrmcnt az Weeks cemetery.
MIhLEH-M Columbus. .ihio. on Tues
day. September s. 1914. az 7 O'Clock n
-. MIS- MARY. widow 81 the late
John ". Miller. formerly ct Inc
island
Funeral services a. McndcI a Co.'S
chapel 1919 Chapliue street Thursday
morntng at 10 o'clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited. Inter-
ment Greenwood cemetery.
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Thousands OF Rsoruit..


hen are joining the colors by thou
SANDS all over the country. and N L. ex-
pected that Lord kitchener's half mill
enc OF the week
problem with which England fa
faced Is that OF caring for the thou
GUM.
A splendid organization. however. has
the matter In hand. and as the refugees
come IN they are sent quickly TO diner
ent parts OF the country where hospital
ny awaits. them. One boat brought over
l.loO from Ostend to-day
Many OF these refugees landed VITA
All their worldly possessions IN a couple
OF bags or in brown paper parcels A
number OF widows and little children
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES female cook
phone 22I Elm Grove. au-27-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Operating coal mine. or
viii lease. Graham Realty Co. Char
lesion. w. Va s-7-I