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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

recent bulletin issued by the cen
sus bureau giving mortality figures for
the year 1918, seems to have made
deep impression In the South because
OF the ominously high figures for the
negroes in the southern cities. These
are the deaths per thousand:
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

Mrs. Smith has husband who pays
her unremitting attention when she il
away"
Il would rather have a husband OF
cash renting attention"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

so your daughter Ii down and outg's
.sYes. she took the count Chi
eago Journal
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

pss<sz ksrvk<rs. -
Hk<ze &49 Gttas al
3t<s. H<kx. <is&n. %
r&zH<n ~, eensnnlsn 4
tA<<@ tssts all
ssassas nads 90
n.sz~i ssnrsptii~s tls
exsfs sliI nes enii -
Sal sFs snTthtna.
G1&<an14<t eTNusa
All dealers go s<et
stpfpns f-~ld fss o. -
Ava Hfa<sirn n n.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28
Exhausted His Credit.

I'm afraid Blobson did not receive
much benefit at the health resort he
visited"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

so Jack 10 engaged. is he' And IL
Fanny the bride-to-ber"
No. She's the tried-tobe."
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28
WOMAN WEAK
AND NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia z.
Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound.

Creston, Iowa -"I suffered with fs-
male troubles from the time came into
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28
Cause and Effect.

Il think | know one reason of the
patients hacking cough
What Is III"
He's got such a hatchet-faced
nurse"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28
IN DAYS OF OLD.

Sir Walter Raleigh-The king can
do no wrong.
Queen Elizabeth-Yes, but what
wearisome life kings must be.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-28

WAS the altitude too high p
No: the stakes were"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
ara~FtapHsssr srisSri4 RissfAs.


DAB Griebri9 9isbids, Der pisls
ssunnnts pbiIOIop9, beFen 9sburtss
tag am iiingitsn is. SttObsr gum 70.
Wlals pieOsrtsbrts, am Griege bon
1870 ais frefTbiliges RruntsnpfIsssr
teilgsnommen bat, nirb ni9t leoers
mann bsiannt lsin. IS iei bier nuf
sinsn Brief bes pbiIOiOpben bingeipiss
fen, ben sr bieriiber an isinen 5reunO
b. GersbOrf f9risb uno Den mir i'm
pslsntlihen bier u%nfibrsu:
sd bate feds SdperDerpunOets
orsi Gage unb orei RG9te 81 pfles
gen, msin Jrsuno W~ioienssl (ein
9%amburser MaIer, NIT benz giebi9e
iid 3uIummen in Der grIanger llnts
psrfitdtstlinit als Rrantsnpflegsr bats
te ausbiIben la1en uno nun BON
5rantrsi9 aus 8srtpunoets in bic
9simat ssleitsts) bereu finF. ltns
fere Gitertpaeen mubtsn felt geI9loIs
ZEN fem, odmit ole aranten ni1t
burdnGBt tpur0er. Der Duufttrsis
folder Nassn mar fir9terli9, oa3u
batten meme Qeute tells bic Rubr,
tells Die 9ipbtsrie, tur3, i9 bate
unglaubli9 al tun un6 perbonb pors
mittags unb obenos brei Stunoen
lang. 0es Ra9ts tonnte i6 aud
ni9t f9lofen tptgeH Der Deri9iebenen
msni9Iiden 8sOirfuiFe Der asiben.
ben. 4Is i9 nun meinen RrnnteHs
transport abgelieIert bate, tpurbe i9
ieIbf fdper trant; isbr sefGbrIide
8rsdrubr mo Ra9enbipbtsrie Itslien
iid Elm. Mit Miibe lam Id bis
Grlongsu, bort bIieb i9 lisgen. Mlos
isnsel befab bic 4ufOpferung, MID
bier gu pflsgsn, unO bas mar niats
4leines BEL Dem beimtidiIdsn gbas
ratter iener uebel. Rad0em man ns9s
rere Gage nit Opium unD SanintIDr
ifiersu uno 6Olenitsinmirturen mets
mem 2eibe arg ,5ugeisbt bate, mar bic
argyle @sfabr beftitigt. Ro9 elmer
Node tOnute i6 nod Rdumburg a6.
reiieu, bin nber mod Jet nidt O0lis
ssiunb. 0o3u battle ii9 bic ltmOs
iphdre iener grIebniFe ME Elm
9unFtrsis oiifterer Rebel linn mid
sebreitst; cine aeitlang bOrte id nur
einen nt6t enoentpoQsnben &lagelout.
Meinen gntf4lub, tpieber auf ben
4riessfdaupIaB gu gsbsn, muBts ib
nun pObl OOer libel a%ufgeben. SEPT
mub i'd mid oamit besniisen. bon ber
Serne mitausrIebeu uno mit5uIeibsn".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

ltm song uOh,, gang nab. CT DIa
TN fahtn. -.
Den bats" fasi Der unisroffulsr.
~aopfItlb. Brubldubl 9nflu6itr
Spion! Goa nur allsn 10 gsbtnl llnb
ilr5it lin Der asrI nod iepfitgsI
aus Der Qrtt.@
limb Elm paar Soloaten bobsn ibH
cuff bon Ntrodtuhs uub irus
Gen ben totem Spion in tinsH Shups
pm. abtr ais Der 0bsrt bic Ia
ids burhfuht, bic man bti ibm ets
Eanosn. unb - bdnn bas @lnosI
cbgtIieTefi lUul6s, bas Der Jlisgsr
dbgsporftn unb bsnsu man nihi
stndtst, - trbielt aIeB Elm an0eIss
@sfat. unb isinsr Iaste msbr
sgpion'. .Qrmsr asrI", IaeieR oie
admsroaosn, unb In bic quasn Der
RaubsIten itablsn Iid 2rdneR i6er
zen aoo bss Wddsreu, Der ibnen elm
.rtusr aamerao, bate Istn ppLsu,
BIN bic 2itbe 81 9suti9Ian6 bsimess
.t.i,ben bate. Mit iOIbdtiIdsn Gbs
zen miro sr bsiiattst, unb brabs bsuts
ihs aritssmdnusr idOfeH iibsr fem
Grab. :.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
SeIa0ttnwespratttftm aMS alter
3ett.

@aus nnberer Mlittsl aIs 6suie,
no bic gei9oHe Der moderator Be-
laserunssseI9iiBe ben g~9ipsrFaab
aud Der btditen unb feGEsItsn 9as
ftipnen pbue tpeiteres iibefpiaSen,
mubtsn iid in Triibs-sn 3eiisn, als
ibnen nod teine Geiaiiss sur Qers
fIsuns ftanOen, bic angrtiFer be-
bisueu, Inn gum 3is!: gu gelang.n.
Sur Grpberung bon 8ur9,u aao
Ifeiten Stdbten bertponbte man bic
dpn felt benz altsrtum betannten
SturmbGfe unb 8ibosr, NIT benen
he Wtauern einseFoBen puroen.
Mud 8ranbpfetle unb Steine. pues
ben in bic Stabt bineinseI9leuoert,
Inn lie ansuJiinben obes Ie aa 8ers
ft0ren. No bic MaBnobmsn niGt
ben sepinf6teu grfnIg er3ielten,
eriff man bistDsiIeu at san3 grps
tesfen @usbilfeu. 90 %er3fpongen bic
Tahrer Der 8erner unb GtroBbur4
ger i'm Sabre 1888 bic llebergo6e
bet bsIassrtsn Burg S9panau oa.
tur4, Oab tie ans &atnpuIten nit
llnrot gefiints Sonnsn in bic
Burg parfen. bic bort BEL Der beitss
benben 5iBe elm IpIdss Miasma
rerbreitstsn, baB bic 8sIabung tas
pitulieren muBts. aIiger iparen bic
in Der Burg aorIIteiu i. s. 1922
@ingeidloiIenen. gls 8elagerer sur
Gr5pinsucg Der llebergabe i6nen
ebenfols unrattonnen - uno sipar
faIeR Is 1900 gsipsien Isin iiber
bic Mauer tparfen, besinfisierten Tie
bieie NIT unselOi9tem aolt un6
rla4teH bnmit bic 2biiGten Der
5einDe 3unihte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

Gin Itsbes meth. 6rau
Miiller: aieber Mann, beute mubt
ca mid bssleitsn, tpenn i'd in Die
8srfammluns gebe.
Serr miller: Worum9
5rnu miiller: SD mill cine ge6e
atsr Die Sdattenfeiten Oer Gbe balls
ten uub ia lam oas better sftdus
tern. Rsna ol bel mir biEl +,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16
'WO0NRANyN o.s sSss' %.
GritfIaHiges @nubebiIe.

Rddite @ode: @ia Greifp; Char.
lie Abearn; 9tle. WiarDon gaoie
Me1auoer & Scott; Soa 0ipiuofi
Souebltn's Gonlcop logs; ernie
3otts & 60; 9rpbeum 9rapeI
8eeflp.
preiie: Matinee tnusgencmngn
Gnmiiaes uno Gonntass): @alerie
i0c; bette Site 25c.-Abenos i0c,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-16

Sn parts bsberrf4ts cine IeltTome
Gtimmung Die aecUIteruns. aG.
jsbt in Berlin fein = ems iein nit
al ben 8riibern. llno er, er mar Elm
guseeitpBener, mar fem @eutIher!
aber sr piirOe betpsiien. pis osuti9
q iunsrIi9 eeblisbeu.
gln sinem punoerbpIIsn aueuFs
riorssn itiss CT nit Ieinem JIus3eug.
fcinem 5ulten, tpis er ben MApardt
immsr senonnt bate, auf. Geine
gltruen fuaren sans ra4ig. Elm siIsrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Z aWyer Attacks
Maids Evidence
STATE RESTS ITS CASE AFTER
FRANK TERRELL TES-
TIFIES.
NEGRO STEN0GRAPI1ER AN I'M
+ pORTANT WITNESS FOR
DEFENDANT.

BY Associated Press
Farrell was OH the stand for cross
examination when court opened this
morning and with the conclusion Of
lis evidence, tho state rested its case.
Cn,rrc , Icvv of Mrs. Carman's coun-
Sc1 iI,cr made Tic opening address.
..lvc viii nroyc - said Mr.. Levy, 'that
,his crtmn wns not committed by Mrs.
Cnrman but by a man whose motive
40 do mot know"
= "
MIR. Levy told OF Mrs. Carman'a
action on the day and night OF the
murder. She said she went to New
York during the day, contracted u
headache and after dinner went 70
bed. MRS. Carman will tell you
that she heard shot and some com
motion down stairs ne salo' one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22

For Soldiers
SKULL AND CROSS BONES TO BE
WORN BY PIONEER COM
PANY IN LORRAINE.

by Associated GTcSS.
BERLIN, Oct. ga German cas-
uasty list issued today contains
names Of about 1850 killed, wound
ed and missing.
Emperor William has conferred on
the pioneer company OF a Lorraine
battalion the right 10 wear the skull
and cross bones on the cap which
heretofore has been distinction mo-
nopolizcd by famous Danzig Deaths
head hussars. Tile action OF the en-
.pcror was taken at the instance OF
Grown Prince who reported the va1or
Ior The pioneers in building bridges
and constructing earthworks under
particularly dangerous Circumstance
es. 1t is announced that Krupps arc
making over for the use Of German
army 500 cannons captured from en-
omy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22

And Golf In
Wheeling
BOTH WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN
SPEECHES IN WEST VIRGIN
Ia METROPOLIS.
PREPARATIONS FOR A GREAT
MEETING ARE BEING
MADE.

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. %. -
Congrcssman-a Large Howard Suth'
criand, in fulfiIlmcnt with his prom
iso to Senator George Il. White, Re
publican nominee for congress, will
appear in Wheeling October - for
an address 10 the voters of Ohio
county, accompanying United States
Senator Nathan Goff, scheduled to
appear here on the same date.
Tho local Republican committee is
making extensive preparations for
this rally and the two notahlCs will
he given. royal reception. Both
speakers are popular throughout tho
district aud their appearance in
Wheeling will cause a gcenral move
mcnt Of voters throughout the coun-
ty TO the scene of the rally.
Congressman Sutherland will re-
main in Wheeling until Wednesday
October 2S, and will 80 to Benwool,
Marshall county, where he will ad-
dress tic voters of that section. Hc
will be accompanied by a couple OF
local Republicans, probably Frank
'o,Brien, the 'fiery-tongued orator
whose fame OH. the political platform
is spreading rapidly.
q asut t1IcrlaHd viii Hdwc1T ut fcngtil
on thertariff measures, and will have
some points In his message Which
will furnish worthy food for thought
among the voters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Taylor May
Be Insane
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ASKS THAT
A SPECIAL JURY INVESTI-
GATE HIS CASE.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 22. ~ Jacob
Taylor. charged with the murder OF
Florence Dove, a school girl OF North
Braddock on May last, was brought
In to criminal court here today when
II was expected the thrcs physicians
appointed last week TO make an ca
animation as to Taylor's sanity would
make report. No such report how
ever was read. Attorney A. j.
Echlcs for the defense then asked
thut the court empuncl special jury
to investigate the present condition
CT the defendants mind. The court
expressed surprise at this request
but when District Attorney Jackson
said lie believed from reports of ply
sicians that there was question as
TO the mans sanity 1t was decided to
call the special jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
GOV. HATFIELD
Wants SOLID
DELEGATION {
ADMINISTRATION MUST BE SUP
PORTED BY REPUBLICAN
LEGISLATURE.
I. M. DAVIS OF ELEVENTH DIS
TRICT IS NEEDED IN THE
STATE SENATE.
MARION COUNTY SHOULD ELECT
THREE REPUBLICANS TO
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct. ~.
.-.'If the present state administra-
tion is to so forward and continue
fulfilling the promises made to the
people d Republican legislature mus.
be elected" said Governor Hatfield
In discussing the situation. The
governor stated that from 81 review of
the state he feels certain that the
voters arc awake to their interests
and that the coming election will
result in legislature which is Re
publican in both branches.
Continuing, Governor Hatfield
said:
II want tic voters OF the Eleventh
Senatorial district to elect l.. NJ. Da-
Wis 10 tho state senate, and ! want
the voters OF Marion county TO elect
a. L. Heffner, DR.. G. l.. Miller and
Homer N. Campbell to tile house of
delegates. These men can be de-
pended uponsto carry out our prom
ises to tho people and should be elect
Eed -tts Ei -sg+
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Italian Marines Land at Avlona.

LONDON, Oct. %. A dispatch
from Venice says: "a company Of
italian marines landed at Avlona to-
day. Til Italian 47th infantry sta
toned at Lecco, is said to be ready
10 embark for Avalonu. 1t isEstaled
that telephone communications with
other parts of.Albania have been sew
cred, in order to prevent the spread
Of tho news OF the landing The
italian nbassy In London has no
con firma ion Of the foreg Ding:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
WHITAKER-GLESSNER COMPANY
FORCED TO CUT DOWN
EXPENSES.
WHEELING CORRUGATING co
AND PORTSMOUTH STEEL
co. AFFECTED.

WHEELING. Oct. 22.-'rhc Whit
akcr-GIcssncr Company has annntInc-
ed Il reduction Of ten per cent. In the
salaries of all officials and heads OF
departments, aud 81 reduction Of the
working days, depending on the
amount OF work to be done, Of. all
other employees. The action taken
affects tho employees OF the Wllita-
kcr-Glcssuer Company, Wheeling
Corruguting Company and the Ports
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Riots in Portugal.

LONDON, Oct. ga correspond
.cnt at Opurto, Portugal, las sent the
following dispatch:
Photographic and telephone com
|munication with Lisbon has hceh
cut. a number of uncxplodcd bombs
had been found on tho railroad"
a revolutionary outbreak in Port
ugal was reported yesterday. The
outbreak was attributed to the Roy
ulists whose object it was said was
to prevent Portugal from Joining the
allies. 1t was officially announced
THAT the uprising was promptly put
down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
r11l q alllMari11es
.edlje A51ltJl1erp
TEN THOUSAND vAMOOSE, TAX
ING MACHINE GUNS WITH
I THEM.

BIZ ASSOCIATED rKEss.1
LONDON. Oct. 22.-Travclcrs from
Antwerp says Rotterdam corrG-
spondent report that ON Tuesday
night 10000 German marines with
machine guns left Antwerp in Il
southcrly direction. Later long
file of carts bearing the wounded en-
tered the town.
The garrison OF Antwerp has been
reduced. Plundering in the suburbs
is increasing. Tho Germans are deal
severely with plunderers when
caught. Recently man who was
detected entering house was shot
The, Germans are on the frlendlicst
terms with tho population.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
TO MAKE UP BALLOT TOMORROW

The ballot commissioners, consist
ing Of one Democrat, one Republican
and Circuit Clerk w. S. Black will
meet tomorrow for the purpose Of
making up the ballot to be voted
upon ut thee lection on Nov. 3.
Frank Raymond has been designat-
ed by tile Democrats as their conf
missioner iwhile the Republican COM
nissio has not yet been certified
10 the circuit clerk. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
$4,000 to Charity

The Times disputed the accuracy Of tie
the Vrgnian yesterday te
salary wage expenditures Of 1913 shown by
the published estimates levy Those TO-
day with the items fire chiefs salary and the aadsd to
the 1918 list which Inadvertently omitted
day by the typesetter but which al
will pay the sun $00 any charity viii
any disnterested business the
nation of estimates levy 1913 and
the daily newspapers and with
the figures published today By the tint
arc figures certified TO and c clerk
these years will pay the Of Doargo any char
found to be correct Times viii these figures
published with my apon them, e finding Of
forfeits if the totals published pub
ished today under the itemi2e1 lists
81. III DAVIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
IRON TRADE DEPRESSION is
CAUSE OF SALARY REDUCTIONS
mouth steel Company.

mouth Steel Company.
Tho reduction. reluctantly made.
is necessary because Of the seriously
depressed condition Of the iron trade
and the consequent necessity for re-
trencEmcnt In expenses.
A rumor was current about the
city yesterday that notices had been
posted in the mills OF Tie United
States steel Company that after tic
first Of the year reduction in wag-
ca would take place. This condition
is said TO have arisen over the con-
aitions Of business. It was also in
timatcd that other mills in the city
would adopt the same plan, but Mr.
Thomas Beattic, OF the National
Tube Company, said he knew moth
ing Of any such action.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
NEITHER SIDE HAS YET GAINED
ANY DECISIVE sue
CESS.
EVERY FOOT OF THE ATrIE
GROUND IN WEST FLANDERS
is CONTESTED.
ALLIES HAVE DESTR0 R0YEDe q AIIs-
ROAD BETWEEN h sBHRGES
AND sGHENT.
h Aasoc1Arrn PREas 3

nT ASSUEIATEDs 4 k448SsI " 5Sst II
LONDON, oct. 20 = One of5 those
who mako up the allied army In the
fighting zone III the nelghbpTllo lood Of
tho Belgium border is quoted as
having said yesterday: sltail
certainly be in Brussels
month. I, myself, expect in
night" This probably repre sentefi
the Impression obtained here even
though in The mass ofvagubs asser
ttons regarding tho progress Of Che
fighting on the vast lines from tlle
North sea to the Rhine, there 5tosbs
found littlc of Il positive charaetefsbr
demonstrabIc proof Of any peciftr
successes, so decisive illa itss epnse4
qnonces ms to constitutesi real Vic
tory or defeat.
Meanwhile the anticipa I ION 81 d
German evacuation OF the Bel lgiuf1
coast under pressure tsSstil iIrea1z
izcd, though iE the British fteet ls
able for q little time 1ongerst ID smain4
tain, undisturbed. Its present point
Of vantage 1t can assufedIS render
the few miles immeditaely abptting
the sea intentable.
Whether the network canals Ia
this part of2 gium viii enable the
monitors to carry tlteir suecesses
further in land has aot yet trans=7
.pired.
Tic fighting from all accounts h
as -stubborneas in afay stag OF tlie
wars lftlss FAR foot Of ttie bat
lie ground I'M West Flandersls
tested. Every village y talseu ana
rc-takcn. The rnsh tactics which
characterized The frst part ot the
campaign arc betnt fed and
both sides claim that they gularly
ropulsc these onslaught
+. Judging from the French official
communication, the allies lave acs
qutrcd holding. habit 8hicll was
lacking in the earlier STAGES when
they wcro admittedly In "a state ot
unpreparcdncss. The reticence of
The German intelligence epartInent,
however, largly baffled the at ttemnts
OF unbiasd observers to- gauge the
actual situation which, when Berlin
is heard from, may assume an en-
tirely different aspect.
I A rumor comes from estend BY
way of Holland that tie allies have
succeeded in blowing up ailroad
between Bruges and Ghent.
1t is, quite possible, IS stated
here, that cavalry scouts q already are
in that vicinity. storie ifter as TO
tho fate OF Prince NIaximiIIati. pf
.Hcssc, whose body is reported 10
have been found In Northern France
byl French troops. later report
from Berlin says that thesp princs was
wounded. !. IN
LONDON oct. 20 corr pond
ant at Bo1ognc under date II Wed
.nesday described the despe crate figlits
ing ofsthe past week i'm which the
Germans have been driven hack
from village to xillage Ito tie OUT
skirts .ofsTille: He says:
"Thc destruction has been terrible.
Some of tho villages have been she'll
cd by the allies and the Gertnatis and
many non-comb batantg Have been
killed. a whole family was found
tcosTtvuED ON PAGE sE1dHT.l
! . . g L i d q e : 2 + ID 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
7uo Are Killed
In Gun Fight
OUTLAWS ENGAGE OFFICERS IN
A TERRIFIC REVOLVER
DUEL.
BY Associated Press.

BLAIN, Wash, Oct. 22.-Two mcn
were killed and several wounded to-
day in a battle between n posse COM
posed Of Canadian and American dep
uty shcriffs, custom officers and I'M
migration inspectors and five out
laws supposed to have robbed the
First National Bank of Scdro-Wocl-
Icy, Wash, Of $4,000 last Saturday
when they killed boy while firing
at citizens in the street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
Steamer is Released.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 22.-Sir Ce-
Gil Spring Rice, the British ambas-
sador. was informed today by the
London foreign office that the Amer
lean tank steamer, John D. Rockefel-
Icr, seized by a British cruiser, had
been released.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
1000 Chauffeurs Needed.

LONDON, Oct. 22. = Announce
nent was made here today THAT the
'BFitisll war office requires immcdi-
Lafteiy for service on the continent IL
600 cllaufreurs and motor truck driy-
ioSrs between ages OF 20 and 45. Tic
Applicants are requested to presen.
by noon tomorrow in
readiness 10 proceed Immediately 10
Fthe front.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
STUBBORN Fighting ALONG
ENTIRE FRENCH FRONTIER
WAR BULLETINS
Native Chief Executed.

LONDON, Oct. 22. = A dlspatch
from the Hague says that Magma
Bell, the native chief OF German Ka-
merun, has been executed because he
attempted 10 roment among the ma
tiycs rebellion against Germany.
The announcement of this is credit
cd by the Dispatch to Herr Ebermay-
or, German governor Of Kamcrun.
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Boats Release
Is Demanded
STATE DEPARTMENT PROTESTS
AGAINST HOLDING OF THE
BRANDILLA.

BY Assc"' PREGs.J
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Oct. 22. =
Acting Secretary Lansing. OF the
state department announced today
that the United States had protested
to Great Britain against the seizur"
OF tho American steamer Rrtndtlla'
now ut Halifax, n. S.. as un1ustifia-
bic and demanding her immediate re-
lease.
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BY Associated press.

by Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, y. G.. Oct. ga
Tho German embassy today announc-
ed receipt Of tile following wireless
from Berlin: The official head
quarters report to Oct 81 says heavy
fighting is still continuing on the
User Canal and that the enemies ar
tillery is supported from tic sea,
northwest Of Nicuport, where the
German artillery disabled one Brit
ISL destroyer. Fighting is also, pro-
cceding west of Lille, where the Ger
mans have taken the offensive, and
rcpulscd the emmy at different places.
Two thousand English have been
made prisoners and several machine
guns captured. On the russian side
there is no decision yet
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Innkinp For Germans,

TOKlO, Oct. y. = a JapaNesc
squadron, it is officially announced.
Is seeking the German fleet in the
hleighborhood or Hawaii.
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Owls Take Notice d

There will be business of import
ance to you at our next regular meet
ing Thursday, Oct. 22. Your pres
sence is nee cessary N; HI
At w. II. RAND0LPH,Sec
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BoMBARD1NG Ts1NG TAU.
~ Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Thc cast
and the west news bureau gave out,
this afternoon, a cable message from
Toxic dated today as. follows:
The japanese naval general stah
announces that the marine heavy ar
tillery is engaged, OH the %, today,
in the attack upon Using Tau and
that part of the Japanese fleet Is
keeping watch on the enemy's war
slip, hovering about Hawaii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-22
B. 6 O. STATEMENT OF EARNINGS AND EXPENSES.

c baltimore and ohio
n Expcnscs for tic month September three months
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cook at Normal Dormi.
tory for al few days. Good ages,
Apply at once; Miss Me cennsll sSt