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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26
ODDITIES IN
TODAY'S NEWS
With Pistol He Kills Nine-foot Fish
Weighing 1877 Pounds.

with Pistol He Kills Nine-foot Fish
Weighing 1877 Pounds.
CLARKSDALE. Miss, oct. ga
garfish, Weighing 1877 pounds and
measuring nine feet. was brought to
this city by Sam Antoine.
The fish was caught In the old bed
of the Suntlower river, few miles
from this city, and fought so Violent
ly that a pistol had to be emptied into
its head before il could be drawn
from the water.
EnglishmRn Writes 4.775 Words on Rcgu-
lation Sized Post Card.
NEW YORK, Oct 26.--Frank Wood
of Wordsley, Stats, England, re-
Gently finished what he believes to be
q record in feats of microscopic hand
writing.
He wrote about three columns of q
local paper on one side of a regula-
ton postcard. The writing was done
with mapping pen and took twenty
hours.
There are Ais words on an average
of thirty words to the line and TWEEN
ty-eight lines to the inch.
Squirrels Remove Pits from Orchard of
ApricOts.
GRAND JUNCTION, Col, oct. Co.
When f. f. Merritt, because Of his
love for animals, refused to shoot a.
colony a gray squirrels that made
their homo under his apricot trees he
added many dollars to his bankroll.
The squirrels stripped his trees of
every apricot, but took only the pits.
The apricot pit is extremely sweet
and juicy The squirrels carefully
opened the fruit and extracted the
seed.
The fruit, devoid of pits, was left
on the ground. The pits have been
stored away by the animals for winter
use.
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OF the total of 1,190 female store
employees in Iowa 3S per cent. are less
than twenty-one years OF age.
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Answers to Health Questions

B. Fl. S.-What's to be done for
knock knees?
A slight operation by skilful
surgeon will correct this deformity.
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Newark 0peninD Star
FOUNDED MARCH 1, 1879.
JAMES SMITH, JR.

Published every afternoon. Sundays excepted. by tn
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Company.
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L. R-Will you kindly give some
information about hives?
Hives are usually cured by a two
day fast and a milk and barley diet
afterward. They are caused by
hypersusceptibility to fruits, fish or
vegetables.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g. 1914.

IL. LxXxIII.-No. as
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Labor News

On November 9 at Philadelphia, Pa.
American Federation of Labor will
convene.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-26

Missouri Federation of Labor de-
feated the move for a referendum
election of its State officers.
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f. Sam nineteen; and am
troubled with hair that has grown on
the face. What will remove it?
shaving powder which is made
In the South will remove it. 1t is
rubbed on the skin for one minute,
only, once a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Oct. g.
The annual meeting OF the West Viz.
ginia grand chapter. Order OF The
Eastern Star. adjourned tonight after
selecting Morgantown as the meeting
place for next year and electing Off.
GERS. The officers are:
Grand Matron-Mrs. Anna Hon.
man. Holidays Cove.
Grand Patron-C. c. Lewis, Clarks.
burg.
Associate Grand Patron - Wilbur
Stump. Charleston.
Grand Conductress - Mrs. Belle
Charnock. Charleston.
Grand Secretary-Miss Eta NJ.
Barnes. Middlebourne.
Grand Treasurer-Mrs. G. A. Park.
er. Ripley.
Grand Trustee-W. II. Debendarfer.
St Marys.
District Deputies-Julia OGDEN. St.
Marys; r. May Ingersoli, Parkers-
burg; Mamie Cowden. Huntington:
Ida Nermillion. Princeton: Edith j.
Barton. Buckhannon: Tessa Reed.
Terra Alta; Sarah Deal. Davis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
LINSLY GAME
Local Cadets Football Team VIII CLASH
with Franfiin College Team
This Afternoon.

The orange and Black efeve, Of
Llnaly Institute. reaiirlnr tho hard CON.
test % he STAGED fhis afternoon on tho
Island ball mark. hetueon flnrIv and
Franklin COLLEGE. % Sew Athens. O
have been prnctlcinF daily in rreuara-
ton Tor the same Franklin fs expected
tn present n iinr-up that will outweigh
The Linalv team. huf the Linaiv PLAYERS.
strengthened hV their orrrw boz lining
victory over the MlnFo UIrn school last
SATURDAY. have che greatest confidence.
that the local team win make nnr
showing against tho strong COLLEGE
team Fur the past few DAYS Coach
Morton has been putting the squad
through several hours practice each ar
fernunn and The team DEL ln good rnuHi.
ton Tor the Franklin game Tho ufav.
crs Who VIII Do found in the iocai line
up this afternoon. Ie as follows Vein
or and Innucr. ends. Neehlff and gfrneh.
man. tackles. scherE and grhenerIein
guards Wood. center and in the hack
neld MetEner Gihson. Warneke and
Hunter
Tho Linsiv students VIII attend En-.
Fnmc in body and under the manage
mont ~ Prof Sfnudrrwirt. che Tfurfv
cadets expect tu make me game infer-
eaflnr hN singing school songs and xiv.
lnE thc LluaIV Vrlia. which will be- ONE
~ the features On connection with az.
ganne. a. the local team fa anxious 10
win over The ohio iada if o. fully an
ucirafed that n number 81 the Alumni
~ vel as other admirers 81 the school
VII Do present 90 witness the same
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PROBATE OF WILL
Probate Of WIN.

Onice OF the Clerk County -Cour,
ONO county. State OF West virginia
In the matter OF the probate OF The
last st viii and testament OF Peter Bracy.
The object OF the petition nied IN
thls matter on the gard day OF Septen-
per. 1919. II 20 have admitted 10 pro-
be the last will and testament OF Peter
piracy. deceased. bearing date On ere
9th day Of September in the vear faia
ana IL appearing from an affidavit made
before me by Mrs. Elizabeth Bell the
petitioner therein. that Peter Bracy the
said testator. died unmarried. Leaving
neither wife nor child or other iineai
descendant but that his nearest rsIs-
ives and those who would be hts heirs
at-law had he died intestate ana az
interested in the probate Of said viii
are n brother and sister. who resio.
IN Italy. and all other Unknown herr
at-laW or said Peter Bracy. deceased
who are. non-residents Of the STATE ~
West virginia, and whose names an.
pace or residence are unknown. II is
ordered that thew do appear n nv office
IN the city OF Wheeling. West VirFints
IN the county and State Aforesaid vsi,6
IN one month after the date ~ the A.,
publication hereof. and do What Is ner.s
sary 70 protect their interests in SAT:
The hearing OF said petition Is ca,
aof the pr easy OF November. 1914. az
Published FOR the first time Sept q.
Clerk County Court Ohio co,,,,.
state ~ West Virginia
Geo. p Boyd Jr
Attorney for the petitioner
Ee25-oct-2-a-fe
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Big ORDER
Six Hundred Motor Trucks Ordered
From White Company For
French Government.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Oct. s.-An
nouncement was made tonight that
the Bethlehem Steel company. actins
as purchasing agent for the French
government, has placed an order with
the White Automobile company OF
Cleveland. Ohio. for 500 motor trucks
for use OF the French army in the
war in Europe.
An order for the additional 400
hundred trucks has not as Yet been
placed.
II was also stated that manufactur-
ers OF touring cars have been asked
TO place bids on supplying 1000 tour
ing cars of the FIVE and seven pas
senger size. These cars are also 10
be purchased for the French govern
ment through the Bethlehem SteeI
company.
The order given TO the White COM
pany is said to be the largest single
order for motor vehicles ever placed.
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PRISONERS SENTENCED

Special Dispatch TO the InteIliEencer.
cL-ARkSBUNG. W. Va. oct. s-For a
recent postofice robbery In Randolph
county. John &. Scott was hned IS and
sentenced TO serve a year in the peni-
tentlary to-day In Federal District
court here. John shepherd and fred
Brook were sentenced TO pay nues ~
tSoe each and serve three months eac.,
N the Morgan county Jail for retailing
hquor. For shipping whiskey in a
trunk, not having a label. Jen Stalnak-
er. OF Elkins. was fined $3.50 and costs
Arnold hnopfel was fined 800 and sen
fenced TO serve thirty days In the Han.
cock county Jail for retailing iiquor.
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Try Fianking Movement.

FROM THE BATTLE FRONT. via.
taris. Oct. ?. 1874 a. m.-Detachments
OF cavalry and the Germans and the
allies met to-day ON the frontier OF Bel
GUM. maneuvering for position TO
outflank each other. The Germans had
thrown brigade after brigade in front OF
the allies, but these found adversarfes
equal In force. The thanking Operations
are rendered difficult owing to the
proximity OF the sea and the day passed
without very serious encounters
The great plateau near Lille and Ar
mentieres faNors cavalry work but fur
tner north the ground becomes marshy.
although IL Is interspersed with excel
lent roads. The allied leaders appear 20
be satisfied with conditions and ready
mans.
Some distance farther south. near
koye sharp artillery and Infantry fight
Ing continues. Al other points along
| me battle line Nthe opposing forces to-
day maintained their positions content
ing themselves By desultory firing
The French colonel MarchIand OF
Fashoda fame. Is among those rcported
70 have been seriously wounded when a
splinter from she'll struck him in the
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"RUBE" OLDRING'
GETS In WRONG
AhRAioNEo EFoRE MAcIs
ThATE ON CHARGE OF WIFE
DISCRETION.
Reiessed on Bail to Appear a Later
pste-heeent Announcement Of
Engagement Made.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.--Rube"
oldring. the Athletics veteran out.
neider. who is expected to play an
important part in the worlds series.
was arraisned before MAGISTRATE Stew.
enson today and held in bail for court
on charges Of desertion and non-sur.
port preferred by his wife. Mrs
Helen l. Oldring.
All concerned in the case. even
counsel for the prosecution. were ex-
tremey reticent when asked about
the case.
Oidring's engagement to a Bridge.
ton IN. JD girl. was announced a fev
days ago.
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NIEIsTnR ~rnssns~ W

LONDON. ont. oct R-Rev rsaa.
Wilson. - Marble Memorial Methodiet
Eplsoopal church. Milan. MichiFan. who
was found lying IN = lane fr fhfa 80
iast niEht with q wound In his sfh~oaf
and who declared that he had herr nj.
tackled and robbed ~ 1850 in bills. ras
conferred. the police SAY. that hfs enfire
story was fabrication and that fhr
wound was self-lnrictod
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AnREsr susPEcrs.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
cLARkSBGRG. W Va oct. s-Ofa.
GERS who are probing the mystery today
lalied Carl -. Domollo. Jamarcz pfroio
ana lhrec Demarino brothers a. sus-
poets IN the cesc Of James CarelIo. y
laborer whose dead body with the head
nearly severed apparently with a razor.
Meadow brook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

~ A. Bowler. OF Glendale. vas among
the exhibits. DIR. J. A. Striebich en-.
hioited quilt 100 years old. that Was
made by a convict olrs. u. v. John
son exhibited a quilt made during The
Civil war. In all. 81 quilts were ex.
hibited-
Mrs. W. b. Fletcher had a watc-
color drawing 100 years old and a can
Ole stick 103 years old on exhibition.
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ifpNbRN. Oct p. ln-lf D.. ma rrfro-
efad mcsfage 20 the Reuter- Teieerau,
company says the Russians have com
pleted me administrative organization
eI the conquered regions around Lem
herE which has been made into a prov.
ince divided into thirteen districts
ne fusgian troops. adds the mas
ta.e. are advancing slowly hut lrreaia-
tnif upon frar0w. the population o.
winch has already been reduced by one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
NORTH BENWOOD
sschooi Team Defeats Junction rtn.
II 70 10 In Eight Inning Con-
test Thursday.

The North Benwood school champ,ons
OF That section last spring defeated
the Junction school team in a hot eight
inning contest II 20 10 yesterday Roth
ana kept u up. Home runs were pien-
utuL McHenry getting two and Hood
North Benwood 81 q 40 Ill
Junction ..-.a 10
BatNeries-For North Benwood st
fearl And Handy. for junction, Mason
and McHenry. tmpire-Boran
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ROME. via London. oct. 8. $50 %. m
dispatch 20 the Trfbuna from pefro-
grad says the Russians have driven tho
Germans from Wioclowek CRussian Po-
landp % miles southeast Of Thorn East
frussia and have fortified Intensely 81
WITHIN a few miles Of the fortress OF
The German left wing In Poland ac-
been partly cnveloped.
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WHICH TEAM?
(cOntinuod from Page ssven.l


tionsl league clubs were playing rot.
tan ball"
THOMAS MOORE The sentiment a,
Helaire favors PHILADELPHIA and 1 thfnL
they viii take the series Their bafti,g
tory. We
PERk KENNEDY Tho manager ~
Lhe Hellatre Athtctica1. ] think the
HravCs viii win the series. and bssr nv,
neueL on the All round PLAYING done bv
season. VI"
CHESTER SHIELDS 81 am inctir.1
70 favor philadelphia The Atbeifi..s
are sluEEcrs and should be- able 10 ham.
mer the Boston pitchers for champion
ship honors"
VII LIAM sTuDrs While bay,
rot followed che playing ~ the two con.
lenders very closely believe fhat
hoFton hes The batter Of The arruuenf.
on paper at least"
SIMON YOUNG with such a corps
~ Young pitchers. the Braves shot,id
20 able fn rIuch the worlds chanrion-
ship Tcrioa OF they dld the Rational
league rennant"
man in Portland. ore has fs.te
NNlfh calls fnr ruur things aa en- nrdI.
nary taste does Tor sugar. al everv
meal Pc cats quartof sour pickle.
making thrce-fourths 81 a. gallon daftv.
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RECORDS BROKEN
Ee.sah Lowers rransyivapia Btak,
marx In Three Heats and Her own
MARK OF Week AGO.

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. s.-The TWEEN
y-nfth renewal OF the Transylvania
stake was to-day won By h.tawan. driven
D. Gcers and owned by r. G. Jones The
record for the stcke of 3:ofL made by
tenica Maid. In 1899. was beaten I'm each
heat. reducing Etawah's own worlds
record for three heat race made last
weak at Columbus. Omar and Star Win
ter were the contenders. Peter McCor-
mick was diStanced in the first heat
MAY Mac broke on the first turn in
the second heat. but was placed back BY
the Judges because OF interference BY
shutter. who was driving Peter McCor-
mick on the track while the heat was
trotted.
Murphy was leading driver of the day
winning the Kentucky pacing futurfty
with Anna Bradford and the 2:20 pace
Win three year old Baron Marque.
William failed TO beat his four year
old worlds record Of $500. Mr.. Billings
rode Uhlan an eighth OF a mile under
saddle I'm 1915 seconds.
Summaries:
2:l7 trot IN s. purse $1,000. (rhrss
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FOR SALE
SNAIL SUBURBAN HOME.

Three room cottage. n good cond,.
ton. situated on a corner lot m Fln
Grove Is offered for sale. House has
two porches and good cellsr. Cement
walks. Lot 80 by 1873 feet Excellent
garden In rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
work shed For further Information
call l47-W. Elm Grove.
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FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box lo2, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 7e-L, Elm Grove
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 manufacturers, Jobssrs. M.r
chants and Others WHOLESALE pssisrs-

chants ana Others whoissals Dsaisrs.
NOTICE Is HERFFY CIVF,N THAT
tne state Board of Control of the State
OF West Virginia viii receive bids daily
for furnishing supplies Tor the several
state institutions. tho financial mana &C.
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
Sontracts VIII be awarded to the lowest
bidders: quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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FOR SALE

TOE sALE-o: ]. c. pigs. either sex.
VIII register In buyers name: also one
snort morn bull 5 mo. old. will register
Bell phone 2s3 r. Ia. Elm Grove. j. a.
McCutchen. r. ID. Triadelphia. w. Va.
o-q-i
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I'd ash YOU 10 dance only You told
me YOU we're tired
Judge
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MANAGER Royce Speaks.

Col e W. Oglebay. owner of wad-
dington farm. was to have delivered
an address. He was unable to be
present. but his place was taken nv
Mr.. c. II. Royce. manager OF wad-
dington- Mr.. Royce congratulated
the people OF Moundsville and 81
Marshall county on the success OF the
AFFAIR, and urged them to make II On
annual feature. He discussed stock
raising and dairying from a scientific
and money-making standpoint.
Addresses were also delivered dur
Ing the day by several persons inter.
ested in agriculture
Shortly after the noon hour. the
cayalcade of live stock was formed
Following this was a general parade
OF automobiles and industrial trucks
and wagons. The whole procession
moved over the principal streets. In
line were also three schools. The
Oak Dale school. in Webster district
taught by Marion Bush. was repre-
scented by thirty-three pupils. all
seated on large hay wagon. Fol.
lowing the Oak Dale school was the
Round Bottom school. taught by Miss
Edna Steele. In addition to several
scholars. many OF the patrons OF this
school were on the wagon. The third
wagon carried the Glen Dale schol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
LOCAL UNREST
Baseball Pans OF wheeling ana vicinity
~'ehinE closely Movement
OF Big Team Players.

Baseball fans in this locality are bus-
lily engaged in discussing the outcome
OF the impending battle between the
Boston Braves and the Philadelphia
Athletics. With the time for the opcn-
Ing game close at hand the discussion
OF the playing ability OF the two teams
grows and Is nov az fever heat But
the doresterS have hut little ionger 10
nggre on the outcome Of the games and
PICK their favorites. for today at ?
o'clock =. m. the big battle win be On.
A. tneformer years. freak betting goes
on soine placing odds that BAKER VIII
not pole the ball 11t OF the lot WHO
via pitch the opening game and all
manner OF bets or this description.
Irish Conweu. star second worker
Tor the Portsmouth team In the Ohio
either the Boston Braves or the New
York Giants.
John Evers. second baseman for The
Boston Braves. u given credit for hnv-
Ing held up his team OF youngsters and
landed them az the top Of the National
league.
President Carney 81 the Boston Ma
uonal league team. - planning a much
larger park for his team for the coming
season.
Manager Stallings Of the Braves.
SAYS that little men are the best short
Vile. said TO he one Of the fastest ncu
In the game az short Geld position. "a
back up his arguments
James Rurk. star southpaw twirier
for the CLIFTON Heights lcub IN the
Beaver county league. has been signed
BY the Braves and will be given a work
out next spring.
willie poak. former pitcher for Wheel
Ing in the Central league. has signed
a contract with Manager Huegfns on
the 81 Louis Cardinals Cor the season
o. 1915
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Both Phones.

iire iosrss ana he errsnss ~ ~.
prevention cost the rnifed states moe
earh year than the total value ~ its
production n sold. silver. coura-
1rfr0feurl
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POST SEASON
GAMES PLAYED
eIAHrs DsrEAr rArxrrs

NEW YORK Oct. s.-Beschers triple
borrowed by Doyiess single m the tenth
inning gave the New York Nationals n
six 10 nve victory over the New York
americans In the opening same for the
stannattan championship series here to-
day. Both MathewSon and Heating
were hit hard. Score:
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BELGlANS MAKING
tconsanusd from FIRST Page,

pulsed. while no decision has been
reached In the fighting on the German
right wing.
This latter statement remains true
today. for. although the French claim
10 have met with successes, there Is
nothing TO indicate that any definite
result has been attained and there
probably viii be a great deal more
lighting and further extension of the
wings possibly in the direction OF
Antwerp. before either side is COM
PEELED to give way.
The other big battle line between
the combined Austro-German armies
and the legions OF Russia. extends
from the Galician frontier. near Tar
now, north TO the east Prussian bor-
der Another Russian force is be-
siegtng Przemysl In Galicia. and stIll
another Is invading Hungary.
On the east Prussian frontier the
ngntlng appears to have come to a
standstill for the present The Rus
SLAMS having driven the Germans back
after their advance to the Niemen
river. found. on getting to the German
border. that achievements had been
brought from Koenigsberg. and their
further progress was arrested. The
Germans. in fact. claim to have -.
feated the Russians near Suwalki. and
to have taken 400 prisoners and nine
machine guns.
Fighting on a larger scale will soon
be resumed. and IL will then be decd.
ed whether the Germans are TO rein.
wade Russia In this region or the Rus.
SLAMS are to overrun Prussia.
Germans Advance.
In southwestern Poland the Austro.
German armies have advanced alone
Doth banks OF the Vistula river. with
the object OF compelling the Russians
to evacuate part OF Galicia and, &C.
eording to their reports. have defeated
them capturing $500 prisoners.
The Russians reply that they al
lowed the enemy to advance as far
4 as the Opatow-Sandomir front in or.
DER TO force them to abandon their
strongly entrenched position near
kieice and accept battle in the open
ciountry. Since this battle, nothing
mas come through concerning the
movements OF the two armies.
The advance of the Russians into
Hungary has aroused intense feeling
, in Roumania with respect to Transyl.
vania and a section of that country is
advocating that Roumania Join the al.
lies. so that with the end OF the war,
should victory rest with the allies,
Roumania may fall heir to that part
OF the Austro-Hungarian empire.
The lesser events of the day in.
cluded the dropping OF bombs by a
German aeroplane in the neighbor.
hood of Paris.
Great Britain and Austria have ar
ranged for the exchange OF civilians
detained in the two countries who are
not OF military age. This is import
ant to England. as many prominent
persons have been detained at the
Austrian watering places. where they
were taking the cure when the war
broke out
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HOWARD SUTHERLAND.

uoFernor HatneId. who was expect
60 TO deliver an address on the open
ing day of the celebration. was un-
able to be present. yesterday also. He
had sent word TO the committee that
II II were impossible to arrive for the
opening of the celebration. he might
possibly be present the final cav.
Owing to the press Of official bust.
ness. however. he found II Impossible
to leave Charleston.