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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13
Rev. Robertson to Sneak

The Rev. George F. Robertson of Ma rion will speak on '"rhe Great Pyramid at the Woodlawn Presbyterian church to- night at 745 o'clock. The lecture will DC illustrated by a number of stereoptlcon views. It has been delivered in Birming- ham number of times and large audi ence Is expected tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13

4." He favors the gradual elimination of the convict lease system Under cer- tain conditions, he would support Il bill requiring the state to turn over to families of convicts a part of the earnings of convicts. He is against the fee system. In regard to a constitu- t1onal convention and the creation of public utility commission, he is un- decided.
 MT. Harvey was born September 3, 1857 He is married and is the fath- CT of eight children He is a demo- crat, a Methodist. an Odd Fellow, q Mason and Woodman of the World He has held no public office of inn portance, and when he begins his serv- ice in the legislature he will be among the Inexperienced.
 Tomorrow. James c. Brown of Tus- calOOsn. who will represent the Eleventh senatorial district in the leg fslature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13
A Letter of Thanks

Birmingham, Ala,
 November 12, 1914
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13
Commanding Army

Mexico City, November 12-Gen. Pablo Gonzales, commanding Mexican forces at Queretaro, loyal to General Carranza, today notified the war department that General Villa was converging his entire army at Lagos. midway between Aguas Calientes and Queretaro. Gonzales stat ed his force now numbered 40000 men, While endorsements were arriving from other places. Villas strength was not given in the message from Gonzales.
 It is believed here that decisive battle will be fought in the vicinity of Quere- taro within a few days as the concen- tratlng of Villas troops at Lagos is said to be the reply of Gonzales recent ulti- matum to Villa that he and other anti Carranza generals resign their commands and leave the country immediately
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-13
Grant Receivership Petition

E. 6. HORTON, Local Forecaster
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-05
SDrlTOs6eu.
@on @arg. Icidlcl aaritcn.

Raubreif hing IN ber @internadt
Gn Den Dornenitrouh fIimmernoe
WGrdenprnht.
.i3aubsrer @inter bin i'd - ou elm
Prin3sBhen fein;
G6lafs, lis man BID mad tibt.
9ornro5lein.~
0a fhIdft oas prin3eb6sn uno nit
ibm Sugleih
Sein 9nn5er Srob i'm frcien Ieid.
&ein @o9lein iin9t, tein 6oIter flie9t,
Gsin 9limden iein ihimmeruoes
8r0nIein rpiegt.
9erItummt uno It'll 1T 6lur uno
Walo,
0o6 zines cages, nab LANCER 5riIt.
0ss 3uuberers Mn6t gebroden 1T.
@us fernsn 2anbsn Bring Qens 5og
Elm
dit Sang uno Slang unb Sonnens
ihetn.
.Gr tiiBte bic ShIdfer uuo iubelte
laut:
SIDING ornr6s6en 1T meine Iisbc
9raut.
.S6on beute fin0 ber5lid gebeten Die
0Gite
.Sn ben g~riinen 0o9 gum 9o65eit8s
feTte!."
riiIten fi6 bic @oQlein on
Spisr NIT Tiihem 0iPnprfhnn
.2ibeIen uno 6oIter idpeben gum
San3.
Die 9Iiim6en ninber ben Sungferns
trCr3.
0ornr0shen, eans nit RoIen
geIhmiidt,
graumIeliQ in fonniQe Meiten blitt.
limb Die MenIdsn iubeln: ~Wie fAon
1T bic MeIt,
0en 9rin3 2en5 nit 9ornr0s4en
6od3eit bGltl"
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Gin U6dnomen.

Die Sronis hes G6idToIs fij9te ss
Dor 'ur5e.n 10, bob cine petersburgey
3eitung unmitteta1r i'm Qnihiub an
einen largen gerlbt uber cine Rid
ternheitspro3eITon foIgenoe Qotj3
bra6ts: Sin QbaHomen. @us 1iden.
ito6op 1T in Vt:srsburg Elm QepiIer
4bnm 9arno3ti sin9~stroffen. Der bic
Gi9entiimlihteit bat. niemoIs be'run.
Ten gu tperben; er mag t%rinten. rDie piel
er miQ. Sn Gtgsnfport BON 4er3ten
tront Garno3ti ianerbaI6 elmer b1lben
Gtur,s 1pei Tlaiher Goquoc uno
bIiab oobej poutonmen nihtern."
Sin SpoBoo9el temertt bier3u. um
Rubi0nD BON oer Irunfenhit ait b.
freien, cafe e. rur sinen Wea.
90It nab BEN Uor6iIoe Qoom a-cs
no3tis oQm66li8 ~ab5ubdrter", 70 baf
e mud in 3utrnTt bic GjqentiimliA
felt bat, niemaIs betrunfen 3a ner
BEN. QoriGufjQ alt b0g absr felbf in.
RubIono rot als rpbdnomen".
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Sic @abrbcit.
sfi33c BON g. 5erctti.

6eute Mor0en. i6 Lao mod in,
8ette, trnt 5roncesco lei mir Elm. Sd,
b0rte, tpie Der 9iener i'm suriidbnIten
poute, ober bos CAB es bel 5rancescu
nidt. Gr febte iih ouf ben Gnnb mel
ne8 8ettes uno ffien febr oufgeregt,
Der quite GSrancesto.
.6m, bu biit perIiebt?"
.Geine Spur. i'd min heiraten."
eNlTo ernftIi6 tront, f~ronce8cp!"
iogte i6. Mber tporum biit bu benn
10 oufgereat?"
: limb NIL nidelte er los.
.Wetn outer emilio, bu biit im=
mer mein better Greuno gspeIen; BON
n1en. Die id tsnne, porIt bu Der Gin
sig,, oon Dem i'd ~unbeoin9te Wabr>
heit %ertpnrten purfte."
50. INNER. Ginmol bat bieie
Mobr6eitsliebe mid fogor Dor beine
8Iin9e 9%efproert."
.Ooron hGtteit bu mid iebt nift
erinnern io1sn, emilio, i'd mar Elm
eitler Nnrr. Seitber brautteIt bu
ou6 niht mehr 5uriidSubaIten, BIZ
ourfteit mir oles iogen. llno ie
fblimmer oein llrteiI iein miro. fir
oeito n~obybaftiger tperoe i8 es boil
ten"
son i'd ON Gnoe 2"
rsSSa, oo5 ioGit ou, nu ionIt 8ioIetto
onieben."
.8ioIetto? oeI8e? Die bon Gonta
Grpce? Die OILS Dem PuIn5Sa b'Npina
ober an Gnbe gar bns S6dnts
mabel = ou fpeiBt ia oo6?"
Srantesco llfte.
n3idtig, i'd babe ihon orei bieIes
9}amen8 in meiner @ergangenheit. -
Gber bissmol it's feline BON ben
oreien. @ioIetta GoImu53i, Die Sod
Her zines Oberiten. Sic lam erIt Dor
brei Sogen ous pooia bier an"
Plus Booio? Gigens bierber, nm
lpon Dir gefeben gu lperber?"
nGi9ens; meme Sonte Maria bate
bernusosfunoen ="
,Oos tie einen neuen pet3 brau6e?
So, ia. i6 fpeib, iie bat oeinen Bet
ter Carlo ouh 10 orgebroft. @Ifo
.fpos it's nit bieier 8ioIetta GoIs
mu33i? Iber nimm einen Shlud &b=
iintb. limb oo iino ,3iqdretten."
Groncesto tront uno 3inbete F6
cine BON meinen G9nptiifen an. =
Seine Nugen leufteten erreQt. .Ou
iouit 8ioletta orfeben uno mir Idqen,
.pa8 bu bon Der 6ohe b1Itit. Sd
muB piFcn, ob bu nit meiner Dohl
,einperltanoen bift. emilio, bu bilt
ia INNER mein 6reunb gepeien." -
Der CUTE franae8co fieI mir I'm ben
6ol5, er f6ijttelte mid on ben Sdulz
tern: .0u IouIt es mir Io9en." rief er
h~peniqiteHs Elm bubenomol 6interein=
amber. n0ente bod, emilio. mir hos
ben bisher nid)ts ohne chamber Qes
ton. $50 BIZ mart. fpor i'd. no if
mar. parit ou. Wenn bu Summer
Ibattsit. fpeinte id, penn i'd Io6te,
Aporit bu frob. GmjIio. bu mubt mir
ioqen, nie Dir 9ioIetta qsfd1t?"
Gr 9riff in bic 8ruittaide. Sd Der
.Hlutete Urges.
Rad einem 8iiDs I'M i'd urteiten2
Qob bid bo4 nid]t au5lodeu. 5rons
cesto. Gin Weib mad einem Bible be-
urtheiIsnl"
.8u boTt ia oons Rfdtll", REF e-
Iuitig. .ein gilo Iogt ME bic Wohrs
belt. i6 babe aud our teinss, i'd
noGte oir nur oieie aarte 3siqen: lin
sn0lf ll6r i'm Qart. ihreibt 3onte
moria; ieB: lit e baIb elf"
.Wber i9 BABE oo4 ned tsin gob
senommen -.
.Dos ma6t ni6ts, RAID. raid. -
Tlein Wasen itebt idon uHten!."
Cine haite @tun0e ipGter iaBen mir
in BEN Wo9en un0 iubren gum port.
IL poute nitt 9an3 un0orbersitet
Iein gro ptriuhie 81 inQuirieren.
.Sase mir" fra8te j6. in nel6e
a3ts9orie aebort oieis @ipIetta2 Qsbs
ne!t fe msjnsr Qaura? Cpep lit fe
me6r Dje 6eiena?"
Rein. nein. tie 1T NIT tsiuer gu
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9oic.
@rttle BON germ Nnoere9g. 625 iubl.
\ Strnbr "a Nrniie gMta
Butter uno (sier i'm @robbnnocl
~ Sor9en Gle fir quite Ser
oauung.
NrelIe non YonaNpn 4 Nnn0.
Nrelie U0n BET QdwleD Com. 60.

9r. aiu98 Jlsp 9lie 8iG5 balien
tsu U}ogen. bic 4eber un6 bic gjeren
in qsiuuosm 8nitano. Befreieu Gie Den
0crper BON alien Site uno Nbiuu.
5toiien. Q}erbeHern Gle ibren 3eint.
inoem Sle Die gebsc uno 9ileren aus
ipuIen ia sdbe mebr 2inOerung BON
elmer Sdnttel Uon Tr. Sings Netp
Qlie Bills erbattsn. osnn BON allen
Wrbi5jusn, Die id iruher gebrautt
babe. ihrsibt 6. Is. 6atiislo bon G6is
co9o. 81. 25e BET Sbrsm N~potbeter.
(2u5)
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OPGuUn(C6e.

Gin fdrpei3eriiher GeIebrter. 0r.
SIeiber. bat cine gntbetung BON gro
Der @idtiqteit qemadt. WGhrenb
elmer italieniI6en aeiie bot Or. 9teiz
Der feItaeIteQt. bab Die 2tite, bic nod
in bitten 6nuisn Die Ruinen BON
Bompeii unb &trtuIonum b.oeft,
Qrobe Men9en eines aug pottoite uno
9onerbe b%eItehersen ousQe3eihneten
SiinQemitteIs eu.t1lt; bic gauge Sc
qeno rings I'm eel 9eIup mare aIfo
reid an Qottoias. Die itaIjeniihe
Reoierurq fol- ia 6ereits ourh einen
So1peritincren. ZEN iie roh Grid
entionbt bat. mi, y, 9leiber in Der
binclnQ qeTest ftten, UNI mon If
iiber3euqt, bah cie u@efuominen" boIo
pom ctaot cusrs eutet Dercen mer
ben. Tie Qfde, eie emit 3tpei tliihenoe
Std0te 3crii5r! ut. tonnte ijh o!Fo
81 elmer rei6sn Ce.oquelIe 9eitalten.
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Sd)nca6nGu pbnc Sdjicrcn.

Cine gang neudrti6e SdacQ6d6n
mur0e tiir3lih in 9on0ou gum eriten
MaIe porQcfiibrt. Gin atanscIe,
emile 9odtIet, bat cine Id3pebeuOe
eIettrii6e Ghnelbafn erfuncen. Die
500 en9Ijife W(eilen in Der Gtun0c
3uridleQt uno olbei mtoer Reibunq.
ncd 8ibration er5tuQt. Die 8a6n
tat teine Hdcer. tejne 2otomotipe,
teinen Motor uno teine 0leiir. Yin
Stelle Der 0leiie Fn0 ais Spur 0ift
nebeneinanoer AIobe aus aluminium
aufgeiteGt. Die ale Z o0er s Dieter
bon einem tordhnliden Wd0neten
unterbroden neroen. llber 0ieien
&!0Ben unb inter 0ieien Soren
ifmebt, 3iemljd oidt iiber pey Groe.
ein Stabl3pIinosr in 1orm elmer
3eppelins0 on0el Der ei9cntIiAe 3u9.
Oos @ehsimnis Ger 1ort6elpe9ung be
:tebt BARN. oob Die electromagnetic
ifen 0epinoe i'm Snn2rn Der Nlus
%miniumtI6Be bei GinIhaltune Deg
eIettrifd)en 1tromes zen qua pom iif
abitoBen un0 in Ser gait haIten.
m0bren0 Ole Qroben torSrtiaen W}dg
neten i'm D%ortpirts 3iehtn. 9ei Aus
idoltun9 oes Styomts isnft ii6 Der
3u3 ouf he Settle oer 2(tumiuiums
il0be.
6al oen QerTonenotrtstr yperoen
Si@erttt;sndBrelein Dorqsieber, ole
IN einen Motor uno propeller bette
ZEN, I'm bel i6Dieriaen &nrpen un0
Qa6oqen oen Strom ou3ifalten un0
bic @elpequaq ourd sinfn eiaenen
Utotor erm0Qliter gu f0nnen. Die
QnldQefoFen IoGeu njdt iebr Qrob
fem. 9raitItdtionen Iu6 ale 100
UPeilen erIor0erjih. Die 9~orTJ6ruag
oes Woosas Dor pieIsn Jot!euten ers
regts qroCtes SntereTe. Der 1iret-
tor elmer QrobeH Gefe1idoit iber
aabm zen 9au elmer probeItyede lei
9on0on. Sot1I0 rieie Gyiinounq in
1yobsm StiI Derpirfliht lain nirb,
lam man ron grin0iT nah Calais
in neun un0 non paris nab peters
bu,9 in 4e6n Gtunoen faEren.
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through BeIrium. lies Cermarv.s orf,
iip. OF uarrh.rE her soldiers into
rance Even allowing FOR the n-rar.
city % crushing tho HeiE.sn army. the
experts here regard this a. fhe most
feasible point 81 attack
BOT nearly forty years. the French
fnEle among The abIrsf Orr tho
world Orb scientific dosi.n have been
'1inE Ike beaFsra constructing
RI. atiouF % earth md steel even
a'I-dlne great revolving furets like
'uu-e % dresdrauEhf that nov or-
tIt inc frontier between France and
many and south of BELGIUM Dr.
.a. estimate % army engineers. tho
ntIe1sn are .usIIrtraUIa except as
AGAINST 90 army vastly 0Irnluhar.-r
.n' french forces brhirr the Usrarats
1rf .1 The rife rffr
Tie besrnlns o. The campo On in
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helFium had been expected here. and
Ih' outcome Dr. being awaited with
Do belief bel that the BeIgiana FOR the
present VIII cOnfre them selves f1 Oh
IfuslFe tactics ir The German frontier
tfirUnE and sk.rmishIrr and falling
hack 40 aq 20 reduce their perrprfapo
20 los- and losing no opportunity f0
narass mo advancing German army
aLd % possible 20 cat Ia lines o. com
RI lnicaton
nile flls i7 going on American
s'rafeUsts believe fre Wrench f1rroa
rfrh are ErrH numerous fr tine Moth.
1orrOOd ~ Rheims and f1 fha norm
lo south 90 That fortress NII come
fO The aid Of the BsIalane
Irus. va. FuEraaflf frrI-rf
WITHIN one rrar Of century after
i1e defeat % Napoleon 40 Waterloo
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PLANS
ARE ADVANCED
cARsAJAI AND cARRENZA REAcR
FULL AGREEMENT TO TURN
OVER MEXICAN GOV.
ERNMENT.
csrranza VIII Grant President csrba
jars Request Concerning Guar
sntecs and Other Matters

MEXICO CITY. Aug Provisional
President tarbaJal aud General We
MUSTANG Carfanls Today reached q
luN a-ree mout Conrtrnin- the turnIn-
over Of The government TO the Constr.
nationalist. 10 j. expected that a gen
orsl amnesty will De- declared al an
early date. HosfilifiHs were suspend.
Dd today
Al the close OF conference be-
tween President DBrbajal and General
Nel17ro. tine minister OF way. TO-DAY.
ne oINgI't announcement was made
mat '9rranra would grant tho presi-
dents request concerning guarantee.
.ud fndf peace pact prohabI, would
Co., ratified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
Money Markets Maintain Nominal
Tone Of Recent Oays-Further
Runs on Small Banks

NEW YORK. Aug - Develop
ments In the financial district toda,
were mostly OF a reassuring charac.
ter. Bankers inclined 10 more
cheerful view, despite the create.
scope OF the conflict abroad Gables
from London. the chief source OF Oh -
rect European contact. suggested a
hopeful outlook in the financial sens l..
with prospects fayoring an early re-
duction In tho British bank rate
Wall streets greatest problem go
the disposition OF the large amount
of American securities brought over
by the Olympic-found early solu.
ton In the willingness OF the banks
TO facilitate deliveries OF these stocks.
most OF which were sold here for
Future delivery" In the days I'm
mediAtely preceding the closing OF
tho exchange.
There was some inquiry FOR the
better known stocks from local ana
out Of town sources. a. prices a po-It
or more over last THURSDAY quota
TONS. but sales were moderate and
trading limited 90. outside brokers
Money markets. while In no sense
deuoraliEed. maintained their nom
mai tone OF recent days. Some Of the
banks advanced loans from to s
per cent but the former rate pre-
vailed IN most cases.
Banks were loath 20 renew expir.
INK loans on the ground that the ab-
svnCe Of trading made such action
unnecessary and on the additional
Eround that II was deemed best 10
strengthen reserves
Loan TO Cotton Planters
Nevertheless. arrangements we're
under way for thu completion OF
large loans. possibly up 20 $50. OOO. OUO
90 cotton planters. whose affairs are
I'm a confused state by reason OF rae,
war
Further runs on small private
banks. whose business b. mainly with
foreigners were reported today. but
these were accepted as natural
corollary 81 existing conditions and
without bearing upon financial condi-
tons a. "a whole
Quotations for steel and Iron were
Wlthcrawu by lcadinE manufacturers
today This. 30 was said indicates n
purpose to make no commitments az
present prices pending the outcome
az the foreign situation
An incident pointing 10 the attI-
tudo OF some of tho larger Industrial
companies ~ this time was the de
Clafation Of ak per cent Scrip"
dividend by the American Tobacro
company. payable "a year on. Instead
~ the regular quarterly I'VE per cent
dividend
Embargo on export freight contin-
ues, railroads running into this port
Notifying western lines OF their re-
tusal 90 accept shipments to Europe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
TWO CANOEISTS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
co-To-SrORcH- MOVEMENT 70
sc fOHrHEREo ~ LOCAL
COMMITTEE
foYns sen. Vino Are Nersina ~ "a
-. ps.sn. secure Premise

bid anyone ever tell you that the
isnEoer never Vas a ahurchEoe- OF
De- nshN alEinE vas Inconsistent
With church working n 90 refer
them 70 Harold Keats and = MarsnaII
nichols. the two Nasnin gtor " G.
youths Who have been visiting an
wheeling In the interests Of the--Cio
10 Church movement Last night %.
young men addressed The pleasure
Es.ksrs ~ the Belle Isle HathinE
Teach urging them 20 attend some
places Of sorship and give church 20.
inE q trial
Owing 10 announcements iu the
local press and The interest naturally
aroused In the campaign. an unusually
larze crowd had gathered az the dance
sNillou. hen. women and children
81 all denomination listened anxious
u az The Young orators gave plain
common sense Arguments wuF usT sons
hould form the hati. % Eoin- 20
church. and at the close of the Epeech-
81 over nfty percent ol tnos. pr-s.u.
raised their right hands iu pubiic
ledge OF attendance 50 church dur.
ine the next TWO months TIE spec
tsrle % large party OF dancers be
INK stopped IN the midst OF their past
time and plsdginE tEsuHfiFrs 40 cul-
tisats the church habi'. was Ho1el
one and bore strikIur VIfu .-s to The
force OF the appeal
Local COMMITTEE.
But the work OF Too youthful cano
TO- is not confined 20 lUr,tsring ths
church habit alone They are ar
ranging 20 have national -Go-to
Church sunday and for that pUrposs
have organized committee of local
business men and clCrggmpu t0 rc
present Wheeling In OBJ" movement
AmCnE those Who have been inter
viewed aui who will probably serve
on the committee aTe Nassr- Az ed
PAUL. Joseph Y Curl W % Irvine
Robert e. Dalzcll aud the Rev. Dr
Jacob Birmingham.
Many cities in tNa Uli'sd States
have set aside certain dsy from
time 10 time ar 'G0-to.Clurru" day.
frut a national campaign has never
before been undertaken. Mpsers.
ksrIs End N.chola are already "a
mtltNT with tho conduct and mHuage-
ment q such Alters. hayin. arranged
and pat Jhroueh In Wa -hiugtor. the
grea Test religious Camr1i-u the ma.
tiongl capital has over Witnessed Il
see no reason why rho nation should
not observe church day as well as
the other fste- which ere given ma
tionul sanction said Nj Nichols last
night II u o. impos iible 10 10 the
thing by act OF congress. a. least We
can do 90 In time by securing the CO.
operation OF the press % all the cities
OF the country
This morning shortly after dawn.
the tao boys embarked in thc'- f-ail
canoe az the wharf Their next stCD
viii be MoundsVillc. where they will .
deliver addresses on the camp meet
ing ground and - the peniteniiary. b
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MoN1H moRAroRIum

Bi lNOS AYBES Aug g - Tra
Argentine government has suhrHfsI
hIU t1 parliament providing Tor a
inirfT days moratorium on efEhfY per
cent o. expired credit and those about
90 expire. and -lsnentIrr during fra
same period Withdrawals OF sold The
blI authorizes the EoFcrrmUrf 20
pro.on- fhis period f f deems er.r
sDIor neCessart DO authorize tho
harro DO "a NarIor ArEarfua. via
view tc helping The situation f-
utilize al conversion fund So 900 .
600 nov deposited in that bank.
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The regular monthly meeting OF ths
rugrd OF directors OF the Ohio Count,.
Ant -Iuberculosis League will b.. neld
iildaN afternoon az { clock az the
OF the organization The
meeting viii be- rather lntcresting as
matters pertaining To the finances OF
me organization viii - discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
TROUBLE AT HOME
Wcudel Miners Have Lined W sides
As Result % War ard Trouble
Nay Follow

GH.FIDN vs. Va tur Tho
m.ner- Wendell us.r flH cts.
promise fu nHF. 81 serious race riot
al tho difference. between fr. -Irsra
there. following Che outbreak or hos.
Unite. % Europe The Russian. S.r.
N.tuH Hrf Tow other have banded
."rm Olives .u-.flsr AGAINST the A.a.
.r.aH. HIu are tho -frOrer.. D.. MUM.
n.r- Hr. only HH-f' HHfta1f b.
needed 'U stare Oh riot and probably
q |II..'I battle Taylor county Hu.
'hur.ti.a arc keeping uT.Csra near rt
hand .r case of trouble
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VILLA IS SATISFIED.

FL FASO.. Texas. Aue g IL was
q .ri'd Ly Americans who arrived
today from chihuahua City that Gen
cfdi Villa has reached "a satisfactory
q gI cement with two peace euvoy-
from Pie .I'rf CarbaIsl This news
tended 90 confirm the report that
Villa would treat with President Car
tajeI REGARDLESS 90 General Ca
rauEa'a attitude
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-06
ARREST SPIES

LONDON. aug 5-A bill INTRODUCED
iA me House o. Commons today b.
me home secretary. RerinaId McRen.
o.. ~ If train the movements % un.
tfuIr aliens. with The object %
lf'Il.e Guns fhr removal ~ spies vas
-f1 through all stages
DO nome EeCTefsry announced that
l' bad been arrested ln the
ErItHE IrIrs lr Tho arf "a bourr
.ilrHy BOZ tle naval ceutsrs.
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New Subscribers

New zeal ard energy was rIrr, 20
the Ohio County Tutar.rf1aIs
league campaign yesterday whom CON
f"fbufiOus 20 tho amount Uf 5000 e4r
contributed towards tho r4wrr|.u
.ln. AW0nE the contributors NrH.
frrdHv were Mr. and Nra v. a..
S'fcl Miss Aimlra Brown and orb
gra
Quite nuube of fhe local adgsr.
USING nfa are operating VITA
fIe Anti. Tuberculosis league f.rr...
''H in il.r campaign for funds bv
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lie Germans and French ana Bel
ans may again come together In =
p.fafe and decisive battle In aimost
tne same theatre Of war
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FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
BRING HOPEFUL OUTLOOK
DIRECTORS TO MEET.

siNing them space 20 advertise
- DAY campaign tor Friday
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TOTAL tvl.Nr SOW ASKED
|.E
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GER MANY MUST
CROSS BELGIUM
AMERICAN OFFICERS SAY r-AT
CAMPAIGN MUST DC MADE
THRCUGH BELGIUM TO
CIT INTO FRANCE

q s'sTs vii o. on Cefsrse O~Iy
HOPING 90 7e11Ise Attacks
Nsde oy ire Germans
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CONTRIB BUTTONS
ARE ENCOURAGING
ANTtTUBERCUL CAMPAIGN
FUND INCREASED BY
SOP YESTERDAY

Plans For give Dollar Day" 20 b.
Oose rNc1 friday are Completed
Big Contributor Expected
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=. 10y 10y sa'slTlF''' - I.' ~

Two Hund-.d sr1egrr.rs o.. S.
".rT.f Total 500"
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HELP IT GROW

Four subscribers at $500 are
wanted Total 5000.
Subscribers are.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

oD1o KISS" an6 who heads the present
- - the same role. In condensing
- oseesal comedy he has retained all
Uoe1 Kiss" scene There are about
. 0osen musieal numbers The four
49ooeq S1hew the studio OF Maurice. a
SlSncA painter; New York city mt
N4o1 erom the tower OF the Singer
Soudtut; the stssmship Lusitania at
her dock and the BAL Tabarin. Paris.
vlIgtnA Drew = eo-stsr with Mr.. Ford,
aae ethegU N The east Are Billie Dodge.
sssstts. ana JssSnstss i.o ssoSd -
Marie. . naedel. After 4 three years
sesenoe Cherles Kenna will return In
~ ottginhl character. THE street
Ne4 Using -four barrel for y
osaoos No oiDcoursee 1t length on the
0esSeo q . mysterious sscure-all" and
sAesS0'v laugh In every line. Agnes