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Busines--itke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. ~
John E.st Phone Main i49S.
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NINTH WARD

Bv AID Jakel.
Resolved That permission be and IS
hereby granted 20 Chas Nahai'' SOW
Catherine street 10 peddle without Il
license for a period OF six mopths
Referred 20 Committee on Licenses
TENTH WARD
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SECOND WARD
By Aid Vernon:

Eeso. ea. Tuat the city Controller
be and he S hereby authorized aud az
rcctrd 10 draw has Warrant ON the
proper fund n favor Of tu" state a" =
dit0r Generals office Ia The ssH or
EIu14 tb puIuhas, tine property Or 8
sgrlbcd as follows Tile east = feet OF
Tie west l24 f,et Of the norm -J4 feet
OF Ia sec 49, 10000 acre tract, W inE
east ~ and adjoining Twelfth street
.aud south of and adjoining 4dllister
avenue.
Adopted as follows
l,ts Aid Barnett EnhloW. Elt'l
Barton case D. Gaidn. l1ill. tltlJ
FretNald GoilHvr GItlIrd. Hess.
HMHle. Jakel Ktatius krapp. Leupke.
I4ttientld. Lodge. NpWc owen. Reid.
Reiuhardt kutt-r Sch,mansks, schultz.
SkizyCkl, Thompson Nrruor. Ndttr,I
IS ilsou ami She President --53.
Nays None.
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Health and CITY Hospitals
Gentlemen Ipur Committee on
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BN Nh Hose y
Resolved That permission be and -
hereby granted 20 the M9ae.h bap r,,
val ON vacant lot adjacent 20 the
Ii p. W. property-between Nineteenth
and twentieth streets on Michigan ave
nue. for period ~ nine Gays COM
mencing Thursday. July 10
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BOSTON COPPER

.Btd and asked.
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TV-I,,JTY ONE COUNCIL bemauN
TWELFTH WARD
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Resoived That a X Sweet who re-
and ne is hereby appoi@ed memn"I
~ the BOARD Of Registration ~ the
,r.rtb district OF the Tenth ward. on
account OF redistricung 81 ward
u. q
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nVTTER AM FGCs.

usehold Powder. IS, IS 70 case,
per case.
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REVENUE
Interest IN Proposed Legislation Al.
Serbs Conaress-Problen, is 70
Raise Additional Funds.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Sept c.
Interest in revenue legislation over
shadows everything else in Congress.
end administration leaders are NOV
ing cautiously. eager TO submit with.
IN few DAYS q measure 90 assure
100000. 600 On additional revenue and
also to avoid political pitfalls
Democratic members OF tho WAYS
and mnane committee are confronted
th.7 week by The problem of raising
t-'.o0o.0oo. ail having arrrrd or mean.
20 procure $4,000 600 of tho estimated
deficit due TO The falunF or in Gus.
toms receipts
Increased lovlcs on beer. malt IA.
uors. domestic wines. soff drinks and
hke commodities have boon decided
upon witrout dispute and with mo- fear
OF political effect ln many other
available sources Of Internal revenue.
however. Democratic leaders End
themselves confronted either with
economic or political objections The
committee win resume dcUbcrafiou4
Tuesday and cndcavor 90 I'm a
fl'.0oo.oo0 In revenues from a score
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REFUSED
austrian Army Corps Tries TO Break
through Russia's Lines and 10
Beaten With Heavy Loss.
PETRooARp. Sen, q wi, L.,

PETRoeARD. Sept 8 (da Lon.
don 1880 p. m.)-"Desperate
fighting continues along the front
from Lublin to Kholni, where the
tenth Austrian army corps made
an attempt TO break through the
Russian line" says an official
statement issued here tonight.
The Austrisns were heavily re-
pulsed and 5000 were made prls-
oners. The Russians secured var
ious documents in which the Aus
TRAN generals mace urgent ap.
peals for help from Germany.
I'm Galicia thirty locomotives
and an enormous amount Of roll
ing stock were captured.
The Russians entered the
railway station at Lemberq and
found IL crowded with trains load
ed with ammunition, dynamite
benzine and medical stores. The
Russians captured the station so
suddenly that three motor cars
which were on the point Of leav.
Ing fell into their hands.
In the neighborhood Of Swollen
a German aeroplane was brought
down and the aviator captured.
AT Nlotzlavsk a German ar
mored train coming from Alesan-
drove attempted TO shell the town.
but was beaten or"
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Navy 10 Assist Army

LONDON. Sept. I'll p. MIN or
der TO assist the army the admiralty
has organized one marine and two
naval brigades. which will have a
strength OF $4,000 trained men. fully
equipped for service in the field. In
making this fact public tonight Wins
ton Spencer Churchill. the first lord
OF the admiralty. announced that after
providing for all the present needs of
the fleet there remains available a
large number OF men belonging to the
Royal marines, the Royal navy. the
volunteer reserve. tho royal fleet re.
serve and the Royal naval reserve and
that these have been organized into0
one marine and two naval brigades,
the whole comprising infantry.
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Another Austrian Defeat.


ROME. via London. Sept. 6. lO:3
?. ma dispatch from Cettinje 10
TIE Messagrox says Monteneerin
troops under command OF General W.
kolitch. the war minister, have de
teated the Austrians at Boljanitz. in
herzegovina. capturing all their mum.
ions OF war and the commissioned.
The Austrians are said TO have left a
large number Of dead and wounded on
the field.
General Vukotitch." the dispatch
adds, drove the Austrians toward
Cianitiza. where he made triumphant
entry. The town had been pillaged
and portions of IL were in flames.
Sanguinary fighting continues. The
Montenegrins are engafing a superior
number of Austrians and endeavoring
10 occupy Grahovo.
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GERMAN ARMY
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battles during the early stages Of
the war, 10 again the scene Of
fighting. German adviees Indicate
that the Germans are completing
a half circle around Antwerp.
News o. the Withdrawal Of the
German troops toward the Prus-
sian frontier Is not generally cred
tied here because, with their su-
preme effort In the west az a pri-
mary object, the Germans are
hardly likely 20 weaken their
forces.
News from northern Belgium In.
dleates that the Belgian troops
are recovering from the qruellinq
punishment inflicted upon them
BY the German Invaders and are
resurlna their activities.
IN some quarters the belief pre-
walls that the German plan Of
campaign may be radically
changed by the Austrian disasters.
but In spite o. this most observ.
crs are % The opinion that Ger.
many must continue her renorae.
less advance IN the west without
considering the risfortunes Of her
ally.
" Paris falls the effect already
has been more or less discounted
IN London, AZ the war office has
managed 90 convey the impression
20 the public that the capture %
the French capital means only the
prolongation % the war. This
phase o. the situation brought
home % the British public has un-
additionally stimulated recruit
ing.
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VERY OPTIMISTIC
French War Office Gives out OHielai
Statement on Position Of the
Armies

PARIS. Sept g. 1i.16 p. m.-The
following Official communication was
issued tonight.
"Frst-The allied armies have
again come into contact on our left
wing. under good conditions. with the
right wing Of the enemy on the banks
Of Grand MORN
second Fighting continues ON the
center and rrff Ir Lorraine rrf 3D..
changed.
Ihird. around Paris the rrrnrrrrrrf
...uu UrHf.rlH. HHfu.fln fFa .III..f ......
Hnd thn flank Of fHe advance ruarf ~
iM' German rIUNf HHr rafrudrd ggr
QUO great rfrIafrrrr
"Ihr situation uf the arfrH -r-..I-..
arUHHrH good HH H whole
FOURTH. Manicure rrrffr..... a.
heroic rrrIrfrrrr"
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A PECULIAR ACT.

BALTIMORE Nd. Sept. Ga mum.
Der OF men lato today went aboard tho
British steamer MarmIon. lying 81 the
foot of broadway here while the OF.
hcers and crew were On their cabins
and threw overheard tho British Hae
10 was recovered later Previously
thoy had demanded that an American
hae bo raised and had been told by
the ships officers that none was on
board
Captain j w Clarke said tonieht
that ho would report the occurrence
TO The British consul tomorrow. o.
thoueh no did not think Tho act a.
dioatcd In any way the sentiment OF
the populacoi
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GET OUT
(contanusd from FIRST Pags)

and Austrian consular officers was
taken here to mean that she had de-
termined to put an end to the pro-
ierman propaganda which she be.
heves these consular officials have
been circulating since the outbreak
II hostilities.
Are Not Friendly.
The affairs. of Egypt, a semlsover.
eign state under the suzerainty Of the
sultan, have been practically admins.
tered Dy Great Britain ever since the
bambardment OF Alexandria and the
suppression of the Arabic insurrection
30 years ago. The natives have never
entirely lost their aversion. however.
Tor the intrlders. and Britain believes
Germany has for a decade been busy
fomenting anti-English feeling. Word
OF the sultan's friendliness OF late &c
Germany and Austria is believed by
British officials TO have been spread
10 Egypt. an appeal being made no.
only TO the nationalist sentiment OF
the natives. but their religious feel
ings.
France has openly charged in her
communications with the American
government that German propoganda
is ousily astir melting Mohammedan
uprislngs not only in Egypt. but in
India and Turkey.
Both favorable
The intimation from Great Britain
That she would be pleased TO see Amer
lean warships In Turkish ports is in
nns with what France informed the
United states two weeks ago. Both ma
ions nave stated that in view OF the
appeal that has been made to the Mo-
hammedans. they feared a general IN
rising against Christians on account
OF the delicacy OF the position they
reared TO send warships for the care Of
mrs ians lest the move be misinter-
preted as n generally hostile measure
toward Turkey.
England. France and Russia have re-
ttered that they wished TO do moth
ing which might aggravate Turkey 90
atoandon her position OF neutrality. All
three nations. therefore are now look
ing TO the United States 20 protect Their
SUBJECTS In case the expected Moharnrne-
dan uprising develops.
While the cruiser North Carolina has
been sent on mossion. "a r. generally
Understood she will remain In Austrian
waters.
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Is FALSE
toontlausd from Tirrt rar.J

iurod three faEs % guns. Is machine
guns. two arropianea. $50 omrrra and
1000 soldiers
Since sepCembrr g. having broken
'ho resistance ~ Che husfriara. 1u-
troops have been continuing their Of
innrifr toward Che south
'All reports concerning alleged vic.
tories 81 General Won Aunonburr nolr
/amoer and Tlachowazy are wuuU
'alsnhoode and Intended fo lessen the
importance ~ tho Russian success boz
'fIc.1 where ln the direction of Lem
berg H."Hn fhr Uuasianr took rich
booty namely. Oh 600 prisoners. more
i1an 300 euna 5n locomotive 10
i.I'N. and numerous cony0ys of up.
plies"
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Nine neu.
tral merchant ships have been de-
siroyed By German mines. according
10 British foreign Office advices 70
The British embassy here. made pub
nc tonight The message says.
The following neutral merchan.
vessels are known by the admiralty
10 have been DESTROYED bv German
mines. ln most cases with loss OF lie
among the crews.
Five Danish. two Dutch. one Nor
wcgian. one Swedish
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CAUSED RIOTS
Attempt % Break W a Meeting b.
hustriana Caur-d Riots
Twenty one Arrested

WoONsOCKET. "a. T.. sept s.An
alleged attempt by Austrian pubap-
Ian7 to break uD a meeting of pr.
SLAMS and Poles f0.nlrht led fo a
.nrirs Of r.of which aaaumaf .rer
proportion that 'he police riot call
Voc sounded. Twenty persons
were arrested
When tfe police arrived o. tho hau
'hAiI7 ana aoftree had been drmoi.
i'Hri ana uHnd Tor wrarona Many
rrf,onH were painfully buf not dang
.fol.iy wounded Tho police we're
hl.y Tor como time qurUinF street
hFnu AL Che bah had been cleared
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Germans Leave Partisan country.

LONDON. Sept. 6. $3.50 a. ma dis.
patch TO the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany from Paris says:
II Is officially announced here that
the German right wing continues to
&c further away from Paris and is still
proceeding with the movement toward
the southeast commenced by IL two
days ago.
The announcement adds that &C.
cording TO the latest information the
enemy's troops have evacuated the re.
gion Of Compiegne and Senlis."
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First Sign Of Dissolution.

LONDON. Sept. Z. 1928 a. nth,
correspondent of the Daily Mail a
Milan learns. through Bucharest, thai
the Russians are advancing south
ward, after having occupied Czerno
WITT without resistance IL is said
that the inhabitants of Bukowina, in
which district Czernowitz is located
Joined with the Russians. This, the
correspondent says. is regarded as the
first sign of dissolution OF the Austro
Hungarian empire.
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100000 RUSSIANS
toonanusd from Tirs, P.r.j

AsVhlhuea from NirHt FaEel
Liverpool were now out. az the
steamer had taken al who cared
90 sail
The Holland American liner
Rotterdam, arriving tonight from
Rotterdam. brought In 2,372 pas.
scnaers, % which .386 were In the
hrst and 7o8 In Ire second eaoirs
This is the largest list Of cabin
paeacngera ever brought IN BY a
single steamer
Nmon0 the passengers are
Madame Schumann-H sink and
three children. Baron De speth
schutzbcr1 Countess NJ scberr
End Count y Christoph.
The Dutch steamer Westerdvk.
which arrived TO-DAY iron, P0ttsr.
dam. brought 30 refugees from the
war rome.
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TOXIC. Sept 6--The Japanese nav.
al commander reports that two Zep.
polins rcconnoitorcd Tainr Tau. in
tho German territory Of Kiao Chow.
yesterday and dropped bombs on tho
wireless barracks One 81 the Zen.
pelins received rs shots IN ify planes
but both returned safely.
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HITS MINE
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port and saw the Runo rise In the
water and then settle by the head
until the forepart Of the ship was
aWash. She remained In this posi-.
ton long enough 90 enable her
small boats and the trawlers 70
pick UP the survivors, 200 Of whom
were later landed az Hull.
The fishing trswler Prince Vic.
tor picked up p persons In the
water who were elinslna 70 a
eapsized boat The trawler crew
saw three others drowned. The
mate % the Prince Victor was
lowered over the side Of the fish
ernsn by lines and thus helped
IN the work Of rescue.
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Airshlp Captured.

PETROGRAD Sept s. via London,
i;25 p. m.-The Russians fred on and
captured near Seaida. Zeppelin air.
ship with its thirty occupants. includ-
ing two stan officers and two gunners.
together with explosives. plans and
photographs. The Russians also
brought down an aeroplane in which
was an Austrian colonel.
During the last two days 100 Aus
trian officers and 1000 men. prisoners
OF war. have passed through Minsk.
en- route for Smolensk.
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Prisoners Arrive.

COPENHAGEN. Sept 6 Thy way os
London. 1;4S = .m.)-The Berlin "a
pers state that nearly 1000 British
prisoners reached Dolsitz Tuesday and
Wednesday The men are described
as looking Ike tramps In their tattered
uniforms. but quite satisfied with
their treatment and food.
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LONDON. Sept s. n am "a dis
patch to Reuters Telegram company
from Antwerp says that the head
quarters stan there has ordered nii
Germans and Austriaus 90 leave Bel
rium by midnight Monday niFht An
naturaiized Germans and Austrianr
have been ordered TO leave tho fort
ross az Antwerp on the same day.
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May Attack Antwerp.

ROTTERDAM. Sept. s. via London
2:46 p. m.-The activity in the Ger,
man aerial service in the vicinity OF
Antwerp is believed here TO be an
Indication that a general attack on
Antwrp Is but the matter of few
days.
Many persons are leaving Antwerp
on barges for Dutch territory. The
wealthy people OF Client are leaving
for England.
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GENEVA. Switzerland. Sept q. 6.1s
q. M Ncws of the taking of Amiens
by the Germans was received at Basel
ns indicating that tho Germans in
tend 20 make an eastern eide attack
ON Paris. having found the northern
forte too etronr
All Alsaco Be- free OF both German
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LONDON. Sept 6. 3:45 p. ma dis.
patch 20 the Times from Boulogno to
day says that the mayor Of that city
Is reported 10 have received tclc-
gram this morning stating that Gen.
eral Jofre had succeeded In turning
The German lines and that Sir John
French had gotten around on the Isff
or tho German army. The German
troops at Lille left there hurriedly
yesterday
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and French troops. except for patrols.
The Germans and French already
have begun TO exchange prisoners who
crossed the Swiss frontier. All the
Swiss army is still In arms. but feels
sure now that the neutrality of the
country will not be violated.
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LONDON. Sept Z. 2:16 a. ma
dispatch 10 the Chronicle from Paris
says that 100000 men under arms
are now gathered In lie de France.
awaiting the grand battle Of the ma
tons. Since Tuesday there has been
a pause in the fighting along the main
fronts. while the Germans detached
force TO the southeast. which force
b. now reported on the River Marine.
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rTALlAN KING Auar

PARIS SEP o. 600 Do. ma HAYES
aFency dispatch from Rome saws fhe
goirnaic dliali8 announces that King
N.etor bmmaHurI Ia .ufefIrr from nj
an the To- caused bv Fan
from b. horse Tho injury is under
stood o. b, slight
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WAR BRIEFS


CoNSTANTINOPLE. via London,
sept .. 4;zS p m.-The minister OF
marine has established a new forbid.
oen zone OF entrance TO the Bosphor-
US ~ stretches from the Rumelt light
20 Messarournu. near Buyuk-Bere. IL
miles north OF Constantinople. a dis
lance OF about seven miles. This con-
sioeraoly enlarges the forbidden zone.
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FortIfeatlons Rombarded.

ANTIVARI. Montenegro (by way OF
London. Sept. 8. 3:O5 p. MA bonn
bardment Of the fortihcstious in the
Bay Of Cattaro. Austria Hungary. from
the sea was begun by a large FrencL
fleet which passed northward this
morning
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Motor Boat Taken.

COPENHAGEN. Sept. 6. (via Lon.
don, s:O2 p. m.)-According to news
received here a British cruiser has
captured In the Persian gulf the
Christian y. biz motor boat bought
IN Denmark two years ago by the
Hamburg American line.
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PARIS. sept g. f.3f D. IA
Havrs agency dispatch from Pctro.
grad SAYS that me Novoe vrcmva has
received q message from Toxic stating
That The British destroyer Woliand has
sunk several German torpedo boat-.
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Attache,a Rennrt s.nt

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 6. Cby way Of
Paris. THE military attache of the
United States here has sent to Wash
ington a long report concerning the
charges that have been made OF Ger
mant atrocities in Belgium.
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Germans Evacuate Fernando

LONDON, Cept. s. 1852 a. ma
despatch to Reuters Telegram com
pany from Antwerp says II Is official
~ announced that the German troops
have evacuated Termonde (Dendcr-
monde) after burning a number OF
houses and blowing up a bridge over
the Scheldt river. The Germans have
abandoned for the time all raids into
the Waes country.
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Quick Deoarture

BoULoGNE. Sept. 6. via London.
$50 D. m--The Telegramme says the
Germans who occupied Lille, valan-
eiennes. Armentieres. Douai and Bal
leuil departed quickly from these cities
Saturday afternoon.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

OF SUGGESTIONS that the under eonrd.
Grafton
Automobile amusement Tickets
moving picture films. magazines and
weekly publications. calculations. raii.
road transportation. Gasoline. whiskev
and other distilled liquors. inherit.
anccs. Incomes. tobacco and MANY
other sources have been suggested
for taxation.
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FOR RENT
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 70 Manufaetursr., JoSbsrs, NE

Notice 70 Manufacturers, Jobbers, ner-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
o. West Virginia will receive bids daily
A. It's office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ior furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
Sontracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
nidders; quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers Will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
1a-l-f Charleston. West virginia
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Security Trust Co.
AouuTa
FOR SALE

Two seven room houses with baths
and laundfy'a. South Front ST.. al q
Bargain.
For further Information inquire o.
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LONDON. Sept. 8. Gf.f5 b. MA
Reuter- dispatch from Ostcnd 'aava. I'm
h Iefcc uEht yesterday near Thiaaelt
z ieifiuml the Germans l0sf 900 men.
The prisoners were taken 90 Antwerp.
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LONDON. Sept. ut.10 p. MIN
formation reached Dover tonight that
lfaiu service between Paris and uIerna
had been stopped.
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n. F. JONES

Room 2os Nat e.. Bank Bida.
Phone Bell s39 Nat. s02R.
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FOR SALE

ron sALE-operating coal mine. or
will lease, Graham Realty Co. Char
lesion. W. Va s---I
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FOR RENT

Pine second foor location or Main
street. near bridge corner.
Suitable Tor store room. ONCE rooms.
doctors pariCrs. etc Accessible.
plenty Of HIGHT and ventilation. In
GOOD condition; can Eivo good ease
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MISCELLANEOUS

cAsH-We buy old false teeth, gold
slNer, watches, diamonds. 5ewsiry
new or broken; fun value paid
Startling Refining Co.
Room 4I3 SchmuIbach Bldg wheeling.
Tue-Thr-Sat.