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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
ENGLAND UNWILLING TO CALL
WAR A DRAW AND OIITT

London, Eng, Oct 10--The renewal
OF hints from Washington that the
subject OF peace on the basis OF a
drawn war" again is under discussion.
IS met with an apparently inspired
statement in the Westminster Gazette
This statement reiterates that while
Great Britain has no desire to crush
or humiiiate the German people. there
must be no mistake about the fact that
she intends to take whatever political
measures are necessary 10 crush Ger
man militarism-
TO the suggestions" the Gazette
says. chat we shall be content with a
drawn war. which would leave the Ger
man empire under the same influences
and with the same policy and methods
TO disturb our peace and 10 threaten
our safety until eventually we fall prey
10 II. we can return but one answer
At whatever cost. We mean to prevent
that, and whatever means may be nee
essary TO prevent It we mean in the
faithful combination OF our allies to
take"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
ENTHUSIiSNIN
RU5SIAREbGHES
AMAZING STAGE
Even Women and Children
Are Wild With the
War Spirit.
STRONG DRINK IN
NATION PROHIBITED

n ETROGRAD. Russia, Oct. 1O-Rus-
SLAMS are like a people awakened
from a long coma The enthusi-
asm is almost unbelievable. Every man,
woman and child thinks Russia is
about to take her place at the head
OF the nations OF the world The faith
in the future Of the country IS in it.
sell good guarantee for realization OF
the peoples hopes
Russian national aspirations are es-
peclally aroused by the prohibition or
der No vodka heavy wines or beers
are obtalnable- This is a great sacri-
flee on the part OF the government,
but its loss OF revenue from the mo-
nopoly IS expected to be made Up in
other directions Russians say the
trebled.
Russians are also greatly elated over
lhe treaty agreement Of the three lead
ing allies TO stand or fall together.
the rush to enlist continues. Rus
sla nniliions have not been Overesti-
mated An old soldier. one OF emperor
NlchoIas IRON men" has tramped a
AuIGL ca Inues 10 hOstrOma to offer his
services at the front as a volunteer.
ms veteran IS 103 years OF age,
hale and hearty. wearing proudly a
row OF medals gained in the Crimean
CaInPdlsn' the Turkish war and other
. The papers publish the following let
ter from an officer to his father:
men the fight was ended our col
onel received a report that 50 many
men had been killed and wounded
How many privateT he asked. He was
toLd. How many officers One was
the answer 1t was his only son
/ glanced at the colonel and saw
that the muscles OF his face did not
culver He sat on his horse like
statue After a brief pause-'Where is
the deadT The spot was directed. He
rode up to his dead son. bent down
over the body, raised the head and
gazed long into his sons face. Then
he kissed his lips and brow. made a
sign Of the cross. remounted and rode
off TO attend to his duties"
me priyates speak in glowing terms
or the courage and fine example OF
their officers, who are always TO be
found in the most dangerous spots.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
American Prominent In War Activity
-:I:- -:I:- -:I:- -:H:- -:H:-
One Wins Fame For Bravery In Belgium

A NTWERP. Belgium. Oct 10
"A Americans are playing no small
part in this great war OF the
nations. One Of these. Lieut. Qate
corporaD Strauss. son Of a wealthy
American OF Belgian origin. has risen
from a private 70 a commissioned Off
Ger for his feats during the few weeks
OF the war
Private Sraus. whose skill as an
amateur automobiles and airman
earned him fame on two continents.
was given charge OF an armOred au-
tomobiIe when he volunteered for ser
vice with the Belgian army. His first
commission was TO convey a message
to the beleaguered Belgians at Liege.
He made the trip on a bicycle on
his return journey he encountered a
car containing four German officers
He disposed OF them all with a Win
chester rifle from cover.
Corporal Straus next took a stir
ring part in raids with his arm0red
car. With n brave band OF BelEians
they harassed and killed several large
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
DUMAS 8 THREE
6UiRDSNEN ARE
AGAIN At WORK
Three Frenchmen Put Two
Companies of Germans
to Flight.
TURN GERMANS OWN
GUNS ON THE TROOPS

~ ORDEAUX. France, Oct 10.-Du-
X mass Three Guardsmen'' have
- been reincarnated in the war
with Germany, and. as Of old, they are
performing deeds OF daring OF q most
surprising nature.
The story OF how three French SOL
diers captured two German quick
firers and put to flight two companies
OF German infantry is related in
letter sent home by the captain OF a
company OF infantry which is fighting
on the Aisne.
Turn own Gun on Germans.
Two corpOrals and a private, in re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

Benedict XIV kning in on the occasion Of his coronation IN the
kindly RaPoa and his is bound to be
usrked ferentf from Plus Y
Francis ~, the Catholic author Of Benedict w;
Iver
of
in
holy See the decision and his
opinions considered direct emanaon Of the cardinal secretary OF state
him the impression Of
gifted intelligence
extremely
gifted with exceptional in
powers great energy he reminded Of the
great poeL epari
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

parties OF Uhlans. one time climbing
into trees and shipping the enemy from
the heights. another time charging
them with bayonaL
Perhaps Strauss most thrilling ad-
venture was when the car was ordered
to recOunoiter a position TO ascertain
whether German masked guns were
concealed there. The guns were dis
covered. but the German infantry
opened fire With courage and skin
Stratus Icaped from his car which had
one front tire puncrured and one cyl
tnder smashed. While under a heavy
fire in which four bullets struck the
radiator. Straus succeeded in fitting
a new wheel 10 the machine and actu-
ally escaped unWounded For this
deed the American received his COM
mission.
Lieut. Stratus said we owed our
escape to the fact that the Germans
desired TO keep US in ignorance OF their
gun positions But the fat was already
in the fire. and as we had discovered
that they were disguised as little hay
ricSs. we soon put them out OF action
on our return TO the fray
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Opium Bullets Put Big Buck To Sleep
-:II:- -:I:- -:I:- -:I:- -:I:-
Hunter Ingenuity Wins Him $100

~ ONE, n. Y, Oct. 10.-An Adiron-
X dack guide dropped into Boom
Vile, north OF this city, 70 lay
in his winter supply OF provisions,
traps. ammunition and clothing. and
told Of his ingenious capture, alive, OF
a big buck
A man who owns a large deer park
IN the southern part OF the Adiron-
dacks had seen an unusually large
buck that he was very anxious 70 Sc
cure for his preserve. and he offered
500 for &c, alive and Grated ready for
shipment All the guides IN that sec
ton knew Of the big deer and made
efforts TO get II alive
John Benham went TO the nearest
village and had the druggist make
some pellets OF glue, flour, paste and
opium a trifle larger than buckshot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

Then he loaded several shells with
them
The next time he saw the big buck
on the runway he sent the contents OF
both barrels into its side. It ran and
he followed IL, coming up TO IL about
two hours later The buck was in
clump OF evergreens fast asleep.
As soon as the hardened mixture so
heavily loaded with opium entered
the deers body II had begun to dis
solve, and soon the animal was over
come by sleep.
Benham said the deer had run in
circle and was only a few rods from
his camp when il dropped asleep.
It was carried TO camp and boxed
for shipment, the antlers and hOofs
being tied to the sides and bottom Of
the crate. When the buck awoi1e II
was wei on its way TO the private
park Benham got a check for 500
the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

Italian, Benedict Nv. speaks fluently
English, French. Spanish and under
stands German. Like Leo XIII, he viii
make a practice OF addressing every
visitor in his native language
II. on leaving Bologna Benedict Ky
failed to buy a return ticket to his
archispiscopal see. as Plus Y did when
in 1903 he left Venice TO attend the
conclave from which he emerged pom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
U. S. TO BUILD HOSPITAL
IN TUCSON For INDIANS.

Tucson, Ariz-. Oct 1O.-Telegraphic
advices from Washington state that the
indian bureau in preparing plans for
an indian hospital here. and that adver-
tisements for bids viii be sent out
shortly. It is understood that COM
missioner Cato Sells. OF the indian
bureau advised senator Ashurst recent
" that he would recommend the erec-
ton OF a hospital here for the treat
ment OF sick indians
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

tiff. yet cardinal Della Chiesa little
expected to sit a few days afterwards
on the throne Of Peter. A faithful
disciple OF Rampolla, and. as such. lit
tie liked BY the state chancery set or
cardinals, and a cardinal OF only a few
months standing, the archbishop knew
that he had against him the supporters
OF Plus KS new religious and poliu-
CONTINUED on page ;. this section. col. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

eonnoitering. crawled within ten yards
OF the German trenches. Most Of the
German soldiers were away 10 get their
dinners and the officers were some dis
tance back OF the guns The three
frenchmen sprang into the trenches
ana turned the guns on the unsuspect-
ing Germans, who fled, communicative
the panic 10 two companies.
French artilerymen who had been
watching the proceedings. then opened
fire and exterminated the Germans
The same night the two cornorals
were made second lieuteuants and tde
soldier a sergeant major as a re-
ward for their daring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

? and
Of the famous Langhorne beauties from York and have
- Civeden the Mrs Waldorf
which has been turned INTO hospital wounded British soldiers They will
Mrs Brooks Mrs
become nusesth
Ianghn of Abenare Virginia, for their beauty
Miss Nancy LagoTne now leader London society the wife Of Robert
Gould
Her sister Irene became the wife of Charles Dana Gibson the artist and Eliza
Langhorne MOucr Plilis
married Reginald Brooks Miss
architect, Werem in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

which is working to house properly
and comfortably a city Of twice the
present size Mr.. McAneny frankly ad-
mits that the committee is not pro-
posing any visionary schemes for beau
tiful boulevards and plazas, but is
Working along common sense lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Predicts New York City
VIII Haze Population of
100000 in s. Years

New York, Oct. 10.-Ths chairman
Of the board OF aldermen has come out
with the prediction that in not more
than IS years New York viii have r.
100000 inhabitants The chairman Of
the board OF aldermen Is also chair
man Of the new committee OF the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
MILLARD GEORGE 10 RFTrRN.

WILLARD GEORGE To RETURN.
tel when John ". Fisher was its man
ager. is coming hack 10 FL PasO
George has been the chief clerk at
the Hayward hotel IN Los Angeles since
leaving FL Paso. and he viii be assist
ant manager OF the Paso del Norte hO-
tel, according to the Los Angeles Times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
IS
CAUSING ALARM
T0THEENGLI5H
Except the Factories Max
ing War Supplies, All
Industry Suffers.
MANY MUST BE AIDEG
DURING THE WINTER

ONDON. ENGLAND, Oct 10.-Al-
ready the pinch OF war is felt
- in many parts OF Great Britain
The local authorities are doing much
to relieve distress but before the win
ter is over the effects OF the conflict
on the workers and their families is
bound TO be frightfuL
Some few concerns fortunate enough
to make goods useful to the army and
navy are working at top speed me
cutting off OF German trade with the
outside world, too, has benefited sew
eral industries These are shining
examples in a very dark situation.
DesfitutiOn Is Great
The IS e-s ~ i8dIstrfai districts of the
north Of England than in the south and
even the numbers or the unemployed
that are absorbed into the growing
army cannot check the growth OF des-
tuition especially among miners
Newcastle, curiously enough, reports
an average Of unemployment about the
same as last year. which was an eL-
ceIIeur season. This is because the
engineering center and the great works
are filling gOVernement orders night
and day But even here building is
at a standstiu and the city council IS
forced 70 provide work for thousands
this method being decided upon as pre-
ferable 10 alms-giving-
Luxuries Hard Hit
In the country as a whole business
in Injuries is harder hit than trade in
necessaries- The leaders OF the textile
trade met at the beginning OF the war
and resolved TO do their utmost TO keep
business moving and hands employed
Factories are busy, though not work
ing full time. Various articles OF mil
liners are turned out. which before
came from Austria and Germany, and
are giving satisfaction, either because
OF their excellence or because Of the
patriotism OF the British women
The export trade Is crippled in sew
eral wayA Commerce with hostile na-
tions is cut off Then. too, large num-
bers Of steamships are either DESTROYED
or have been commissioned by the gov
ernement for the navy.
Blanket Trade FrOspers.
The blanket trade is prospecting ex-
ceedingly by the war. lutte bag manu-
1acturers are in clover because the SUD
ply from Calcutta is cut Oft Manu-
1acturers OF khaki and boots are having
their hands full The wooden mills Ia
some sections are working overtime
Sheffield reports that with the ex-
ceptiOn OF the cutlery trade all indus
tries there have been stimulated bv the
war The governement is taking huge
quantities Of spades, snOve1s. and picks
The withdrawal OF cheap German scis-
sors from all markets has created a
Dig demand FOR such goods in Sheffield
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

y ETRoGRAD. Russia, Oct. 1o.-Rus-
- slams are like a people awakened
from a long coma. The enthusi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

p ONDON ENGLAND, Oct 1O.-Al-
ready the pinch Of war is felt
- in many parts OF Great Britain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
BELLAiRE
Humane Society Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting or
the Belmont county Humane society
was held in the office OF Attorney n.
ID. Dubois. on Thirty second street.
last evening. Practically every menu
her was present and the session was
one of the most interesting and eN-
citing ever held by the body. After
transacting the regular routine bust
ness. the matter OF electing a hu-
name officer for the society was
taken up.
The real object of this meeting was
the election OF the officer and the di-
rectors were badly divided. Accord
ing to one OF the members, the fac
tiOn favoring J Z. Trayers. held q
meeting some time ago and elected
him as humane officer. According 20
an officer OF the society. he has been
acting in the capacity Of Humane
officer Illegally
When the mater of electing an. OF
hcer was brought up. one member
moved TO adjourn and was quickly
seconded. But the motion lost. one
or two OF the members then left the
meeting. The name OF Roy McManus
Of Martins Ferry was then suggested
for the position and the matter was
put TO a vote. McManus winning by a
large majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

intelligence 1914 Almanac for 25e
at the o. Sehiek News Stands. Get IL
to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
A TEN CENT BOX
OF "ChSCARETS"
Keeps your liver and bowels
active and YOU feel bully
Tor months.

Get a l0-cent box
Put aside-just once-the Salts
Piils. Castor OIL or Purgative Waters
which merely force passageway
through the bowels. but do not thor.
oughly cleanse. freshen and purity
these drainage organs. and have no
effect whatever upon the liver and
stomach
Keep your "insides" pure and fresh
with Cascarets. which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach. remove the undi-
gested. sour food and foul gases. take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry out OF the system ali the con
stipated waste matter and poisons ia
the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make YOU
ieel great by morning. They work
"hlIe you sleep-never grippe. sicken.
and cost only 10 cents a box from
your druggist Millions OF men and
women take a Cascaret now and then
and never have Headache. Bilious.
ness. Coated Tongue. Indigestion. Sour
stomach or Constipated Bowels Cas-.
carets belong in every household
Cnildren Just love TO take them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

Pred Massman. HCuss. Z. Green
lee Club. :. WINNER. Membership
and visitation. J r. Nen. LEGISLATION
X. l.. Bowman. Industrial civic. Y. o.
Wicke. Statistical. ". a.. Carnahan.
Trans portation and railroads. Charles
Wassman. Fire Insurance and Public
Utilities. n. : McGreEor. sanitation
and Public health. G. N. Myrick
Rules and business. r r. SulsberEer .
Education. {. NJ Rodefer: Ways ana
Means. John r. Flynn: Conventions.
Fred SpriEgs: Trade extension. J. p
Mellott. Hospital. Fairgrounds ana
parks. G. W Dickens. Publicity. Il. r.
Grow. Committee az Large. / l.
Dubois. Good Roads. John n. Nc
Graw. and Rivers and harbors. ". ;.
McClain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09
MARTINS FERRY


No doubt q large crowd VIII b. pres
ent az the High school auditorium this
evening 20 see lie Francis L.ybarCsr
IN The eleventh and last number OF the
hlgh &c nool lecture course. Who vlll
appear IN a lecture which l. regarded
% De- one % the finest numbers In the
course He h. also regarded 20 b. one
OF the best orators on the Redpath
BUREAU The seat sale opened yester-
day morning and a large crowd was on
nand IN order 10 secure good seats.
Ihls evening all OF those attending
Viii BE- given an opportunity 20 state
whether they want another course next
year. as cards will be passed around
asking them 10 give their opinion on
the matter. The matter Of reserving
each alternate row OF seats for the en-.
tire year will also be voted upon. N
the people favor another course the
one already selected by the board will
be contracted for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

'lyde OltNer. OF Rose Hill fell Tues
gay morning and sustained fractured
Items OF interest for this paper NAV
Dc Iett at the city Book store or tele-
phohed 10 the reporter. Bell 2sI-J
\ special meeting OF the Maccabees
was held at the home OF Mrs WiIIiau,
PhilIips. on Harrison street. TO make
arrangements TO attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Myrtle Trimbath
A sunrise prayer meeting will be held
az the Pinch Run school house. Easter
morning at o'clock.
william Hell. OF this city. underwent
an operation at the Martins Ferry hos
pl'aL Inc operation was successful and
ne IS recovering rapidly.
MISS Hilda Young. OF North Noble
street. has returned from a visit with
friends and relatives az Youngstown.
The II Il. ROdewig Company is NOV
ing its stock into their new building.
Paul Wagner. OF Gravel Hill is
eq9ipping pattern hop in the old
William Campbell. Of Warrington
ntreet. has returned from a visit at ST
Members OF the high school faculty.
and the senior class are making arrange.
ments Tor the annual commencement ex.
The FIRST base ball game OF the sea.
son will be played between the first and
second high school teams. Saturday az
The Daughters OF America. are max.
ing arrangements for masquerads
party 20 b. held next Tuesday evening
Miss Blanche kleb-r. OF Ohio Wesley.
an coIeEe AZ Delaware, is visiting her
parents in south Bellaire
George Howard. OF Wellsburgh Is
spending few days with relatives I'M
this city.
The bad weather Of the past few davs
mas caused suspension Of practically
all outdoor work.
The annual congregation meeting o,
the 4. = church was held last evening
The date FOR the hearing Of william
Mo~So and Earl Malone. OF Stewards,
| Vile. charged with stealing -ouner MI.
has not been set.
Mrs. James Weeks. Of South BcImon,
street entertained the II. NJ. s Of the
South Bellaire NJ r.. church Tuesds \
afternoon.
Mrs. William J. Campbell. of Wash.
lnEton street. has returned from visit
\ number from this city will attend
the Coyne- Grinith fight at Columbus
next week
Misses Mary and Laura Riley. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

The Woman's club viii be- entertained
this afternoon % the home OF Mrs.
Work on North Fifth street and the fol-
loHiuC program will De rendered.
sunday is the golden clasp that binds
together the volume Of the weck. -
LOuEfellow.
ItCa TuusCs ................. TsunV4nn
short talks.
smelly ............. Mary Swartz
Keats ............. Maud I.HffHrd 'Tpbfrl on
Word-v orth ............... Etta Kerr
toleridEc ........ susan Uittmar SeIbv
SOuthrN ......N Virginia So clair NOu-4
l,u-tiu ..-.......... Anna Carmichael
CARLYLE ......... Agnes Reed Uaff.,.
NH'tuIHF ......s... Clara Louise smith
Charles and Mar Lamb ..........
...... .Iilru,hr Martin Iuuton
Review of Twentieth century
Book ........ ........ Mamie Boyd
Sesame House ....... .........
..... .... Jennie chamber t.rdscrar
Sabbath Decoration .........
....-... Caroline Porter frfII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

The Junior Mccbarics Will hofI
f,EuIHr weekly meeting In their hall boz
ih' 3hr'Ne -herNcy building this even
Mr. Harry Wcely. Of IIcndrysburr
wee tu tho CITY yesterday calling on
friends and relatives.
several out-of-town people ATTENDED
The FUNERAL Uf the late Miss Iiffh
listgrhign yesterday afternoon.
Howard -ummrrs ig confined Co his
b'i on Nurth Main street. with sau-
'u. attack of muscular rheumatism.
When The reserved seat sale srrurH
at che SsIby a Reed drug stor, ys-ts--
daL morning large crowd was on hand.
Ih" regular mid-wrsk prayer asr-
Vices held boo the local churches fqHt
evening w'rr LARGELY attended.
Last evening lf wra feared would
freeze some uf the fruit. o. overall oil
che trees arc nearly OUT in bloom
Deputy sheriff James Woafherann
wa. BUSY yesterday serving summons
I"r p r77g t' come up in common pleas
william GIaery. a well known r.si-
dent ~ south flfth street Ia seriously
Il. contract for furnishing fIs rIfy
plant. Witu coal hne mot Elf been
awarded a. como Of fhr mines vifl ns
Int'efIEafrd tu sec Or they are union
Mice Lcota staaie or u.cIairstrr-.
wnr ln The CITY yesterday ,aI1InE on
Tho revival services being hold nt tho
Guy gospel Mission zero attracting large
crowds and much interest fe being taken.
Special services win DO held tn Sc
NHrru catholic church to-day. a. tho
DAY viii o. observed ae Holy Thurrdav.
several new piece. "i equipment have
n..u received HE Tho fIr department
and they viii h. distributed t0 che tarI.
Hua HUa" t.rHr.Ir|.H
arI wetb b. Iaid up M bir home on
south liffn street with serious attack
OF tho grip
several attachment ,sets we're rrsH
Pr iH' f. ..Hri '.rIHF nu account
uf OBJ. IarEH rrN saturday
I'.u. OFT interest f.| 600. manor r.r.
h. |.'f uf tn. EfI.f.r a rark.r drug
.f"rI .r cali f..IT phone HTH.T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-09

INC business men Of this city are
thinking ol circulating "a petition 10 the
Hl'n n.rH OF council asking them Co pur-
chase "a Sfudrhaksr power street ffusbsr
Tor This CITY, aH thrN claim that th.
wagon viii do the work ~ several mon
Hnd That b. Will help the city o. Keen
udwu expenses Tho wagon. rorrpf.t.
costs $3.50. ard DO is claimed that tho
Guy VIII save that amount boz little NOR
IMAM year. n rrpr, sentative of the
COMPANY was present GO the meeting uf
council Tuesday evening and rNuIaIrs.I
ih' uiIf'rnuf type off wagons Go fH.
member Of council This cts has need.
90 something ~ tHaf order Tor several
yo1re boo order fn kari their streets tr
The proper condition.