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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14
AUSTRIAN LOSS 10000 MEN.

VIENNA, via Rome, Sept. 10.--It
is officially admitted that 100000
Austrians were killed, wounded or
missing as a result of recent opera
tions, besides quantities of supplies
and munitions. Archduke Francis
Frederick, the emperor's cousin. is d.
recting operations. 1t is rumored
that many prominent officers were
slain.
1t is believed that many Russians
plan to advance on Berlin via Sill
esia.
LONDON, Sept. 1O-The war office
announced today, "The Germans
are retreating along the whole line.
The British crossed Marine in north
easterly direction. The Germans lost
heavily. General French reports he
captured many Germans who were
utterly exhausted"
Petrograd dispatches say that the
Russian foreign office predicts that
Austria will seek peace within ten
days or face revolution.
Premier Asquith asked parliament
to increase the British army by hall
million, making total of million
and a half, including the territorials
PARIS, Sept. 10.-Gallieni announc.
ed that the allies are forcing the
enemy back everywhere along the
lines. The Germans are hard press.
ed. Their right wing suffered heav-
lily when Won Buelow's efforts to rein
force it failed and as a result the
Germans pushed back across Marne
and are now being driven north to.
wards Belgium.
Simultaneously newly landed Brit.
ish forces raided the German com.
munications attempting a formidable
flank attack.
Gallieni declares the French cen.
ter is also advancing, but the wal
office at Bordeaux failed to make Il.
usual statement, but is expected tt
do so later.
Russian menace of Germany is in
creasing and it is reported the Aus
trians have already evacuated Csa
cow. Russians are already pushing
towards Berlin. Experts are convinc
ed that an enormous Russian arm,
has already entered Germany south
of the Warta river
Meantime the Russian armies cas-,
of Prussia and Galicia are caring fol
the German-Austrian forces there
and are reported to be threatening
| Breslau.
BORDEAUX, Sept. 10.-The wa,
office says the Germans have lef,
upper Alsace east of Belfort and tn,
French are overrunning the country
The Germans are retreating beyont
Mulhausen.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The Press bu
reau is silent regarding the aetail.
of the sinking of the White Star lin
er Oceania, Tuesday, off the nortf
coast of Scotland. The statement
merely says it was sunk, but the Of
ficers and members of the crew wer,
saved. The cause is unknown. Tn,
vessel was recently made a reserv,
cruiser. 1t was one of the finest lin
ers in the world.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Japan assured
England that it would not make peac,
with Germany or Austria unless tn
terms satisfied England.
The war office admitted the British
cruiser Pathfinder sunk Saturday OIL
the coast of Scotland, was destroyes
by German submarine, not BY ,
mine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 1.-THE Rus
slams are retiring to new defenses in
East Prussia to meet large Ger
man army arriving from the west. 1t
is reported the army consists of sew
sral German corps which were with
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

The primary vote of the state will
be worth studying.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

occupied the city in one of the blood
lest battles of the war. The Aus
trian losses are enormous.
Another division of the Servian
army has Joined the Montenegrins
and will assist in the invasion of
Bosnis. They also expect to attack
Serajevo.
VIENNA, Via Rome, Sept. IL
The anti-German feeling in Vienna
and other parts of Austria is rapidly
increasing, the demand for peace be-
ing almost universal among the peo-
pie. The bitterness is caused by the
Austrians being compelled to meet the
Russians alone while the German
troops invaded France.
1t is believed here that the Aus
trian losses in the recent fighting were
far greater than reported by the gov
ernment.
The government will probably be
forced to yield to the sentiment for
peace that prevails among the peo-
pie.
All hospitals and public halls are
crowded with the wounded and many
are being cared for in private houses
1t is estimated that there are a
million and a half Russians in the
province Of Galicia at the present
time.
The presence at the front of the
heir apparent of the Austrian throne
Archduke Karl Franz, and Archduke
Francis Frederick indicates that the
government fears another sweeping
Russian victory which may force the
Austrians to yield.
BERLIN, Via Hague, Sept. H.
Belgian and French aviators have re.
Gently located the kaiser and the gen.
eral staff of the German army who
are quartered at the German legation
in Luxembourg, from which point they
are directing the campaign of the Ger
man army in France. Four bombs
were dropped in an effort to destroy
the legation and kill or injure the
kaiser, but all missed their mark,
Since the attempt on the life of the
German ruler powerful searchlights
have been mounted and German avia.
tors are constantly on the lookout.
The field telegraph keeps the kais.
er in constant personal touch with
the front. He has not gone to the
firing line yet.
The German government admits
that the German right wing in France
has been forced to retire, but insists
that in other places the Germans have
met with success.
The situation in East Prussia is
improving for the Germans, the frs,
line Of troops being able to hold the
Russians back.
PETR0GRAD, Sept. 1.-THE Rus.
SLAMS are retiring to new defenses In
East Prussia to meet a large Ger.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

NISH, Sept. 1.-THE war office
said that 100000 Servians charged to
capture Semlin at bayonet points. The
Austrians are retreating in panic and
thousands have been killed or cap
tured
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

drawn from France and two hundred
Thousand reserves. A big battle is
impending.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL
Berlin wirlessed the Germa1 embas-
sy: 'The German crown G's
army captured the Verdun fort,Aca-
tions and the Russian army is re-
treating everywhere"
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Bordeaux
war office this afternoon telegraphed
the statement that "In four days of
continuous fighting, the Germans
were pushed back from sixty to sew
enty-five kilometers. The first phase
of the battle of Marine was favorable
to the allies. The Germans are re-
treating on the right and in the CEN
ter. The armies under the crown
prince and Prince Wartemburn, which
were attacking the French on the
Ornain river near Vitry, are unable
to advance. The general situation is
completely changed. Since Septem-
ber the enemy has been unable to
advance anywhere on our lines. The
armies of Generals Won Kluk and Won
Buelow battled furiously but vainly
in an attempt to break the French
center ON the plateau north of Sc
zanne and Vitry. The Franco English
advance continues with dogged per-
sistency. The offensive operations
are effective The British marksman-
ship is deadly and wonderfully effec-
tive"
The announcement has caused wide
spread rejoicing and it is believed the
Germans must soon withdraw entire
ly or face an overwhelming defeat.
BERLIN, via Amsterdam, Sept. IL.
1t has been announced that the
Germans crushed the Russians left
flank in East Prussia, and the vic
tory opened the way for the Ger
mans to attack the Russian army in
Russian Poland. 1t also may be pos
sible to surround the Russians in East
Prussia.
GHENT, via Ostend, Sept. H.
The Germans are withdrawing all
their forces from northern Belgium
to reinforce the troops in France.
The soldiers recently operating here
have been rushed south at top speed
and the Belgians are pursuing. A
strong Belgian column attacked the
rear of the German corps in the Au-
denarde Courtral- Renaix district, re-
pulsing them.
1t is believed the Germans will soon
evacuate western and northern France
and Belgium.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE war office
announced: "The German retreat is
general and continues with the Brit
ish French pursuing vigorously.
Thursday 1900 prisoners, several
guns and quantity Of transport
were taken. The enemy is retreating
very rapidly"
Considerable bodies of the enemy
were found in hidden woods, where
they had refugeed when they found
it impossible to keep up with the
main retreating line. They are sur
rendering on sight. The plight Of
those troops, the rifling of villages
and evidences of drunkenness point
to Generalization in the ranks Of the
routed enemy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14
ANTI I-GERMAN FEELING
INCREASING IN AUSTRIA

NISH, Servia, Sept. 1.-THE army
of the crown prince of Servia defeat
ed the Austrians at Semlin today and
occupied the city in one of the blood
lest battles of the war. The Aus
trian losses are enormous.
Another division of the Serviar
army has Joined the Montenegrins
and will assist in the invasion OF
Bosnia. They also expect to attack
Serajevo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IL
Berlin wirlessed the German embas-
sy: "The German crown s6G's s
army captured the Verdun forfikca-
tions and the Russian army is re-
treating everywhere"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 10.-Japan assured
England that it would not make peace
with Germany or Austria unless tn
terms satisfied England.
The war office admitted the British
cruiser Pathfinder sunk Saturday oil
the coast Of Scotland, was destroyed
by & German submarine, not BY q
mine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-14

BORDEAUX, Sept. 10.-The war
office says the Germans have left
upper Alsace east of Belfort and the
French are overrunning the country.
The Germans are retreating beyond
Mulhausen.
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RESTORED
Provisions OF the Clayton Bill Stricken
Out BY the Senate Are
Replaced.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2B-Provis-
Ions against exclusive and Tying
contracts. eliminated from the CLAYTON
antitrust bill by the Senate commit.
tee were restored by the senate today
after long debate. Under this sec
ton all contracts by which manufao.
turers pledge dealers not 10 handle
DO output VI competitor would bs
LEGAL
Tomorrow Senator CuIberson. chair
man OF the judiciary committee. will
offer an amendment TO the section de-
signed 10 strengthen the provision re-
iating 20 patented articles.
IL was conceded tonight that sec
ton two OF the bill. relating TO price
discrimination. which was stricken
out last week, will not be restored.
motion 10 reconsider the action
has been Withdrawn
During the debate today Senator
Shields. % Tennessee. declared that
only the penitentiary will cure Trust"
maguates OF the country Of the habit
or violating the trust laws
senator Thompson. OF Kansas. gave
statistical history OF present day
trusts which be said were being
forced 10 change their attitude to-
ward the government
There Vcre more trusts formed IN
Der The Roosevelt administration. Sen
afor Thompson said. than under any
other administration In the history
- the country.
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GAINESVILLE

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WELLSBURG

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Desds recorded.

MlIIiaw stewart and Mae Y Stew
AZ De WIfe Aoffa ~ stewart widow.
arf fhnr 81 stewart single. heirs a.
laH o. fne estate 81 prank stewart de-
ceased Nf hru cum hfrland ~ Va 10
2 ollauHhre lodge No. lIn. knights OF
- thias teo lots tn foliansbee. con-
HldFratlon 81 200 Dated August T. 1914.
NrIrs ~ A. n Robinson 60 the county,
rHfri - tfnnkf county. right % Has -
.rnsH Crerk distract o. b. used Tor =
rubur road. consideration $500 and
lfnnr valuable confederation. Dated
Ma 90 1914
lfeIrs of n - Robinson O. samuel
e'nrn nurN land Or frnaa creek die
frIrf ruuHiderutinn 81 and other NaIu-
anlr rnuslderatlon. Dated Nossrl hsr az.
IHrn
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bIr. De uifr. e. rnurfN court 81
lrHHkr county fwn parcels 20 real
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WANrED-Nsn % learn the esresr trade
NJ rrsrare yea an fen weeks Can
earn While yCu learn. rcois given Ichs
~aiting ktk demand tor cur oarhers
81 surprising NaEes. Mrate to-day
Noler Barber College. Cincinnati y.
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IMPROVED
Further Eeiasstior - E-es-9o en-
Sniprs~-ss % Fooastsrs Improves
tie Fira-ciai Sis1ation.

NEW YORK. AuE g5-FNrrths--
reia1ation % The srnaarro against the
shipment % foocsfurs as one o. the
few interesflnS Developments COO
nectec VITA the financial situation To-
cAs Prom many Important points
along the Atlantic seaboard freer
ClcarSnces % grain and other cereals
were reported. Indicating that the
railroads are earnestly eo-0pcrating N
the movement
improvement m this situation. II A.
generally recognized. viii 20 Ear To-
ward cisentanEiing the many knotty
problems which have s-own out n
The deranged state Of the foreign ex-
change market. Another conference
OF the exchange interests was held
today. but like most previous meet
ings. The outcome left conditions viz
tually unchanged
There is growing impression.
however. that our bankers may vet
sgree 10 export a moderate amount
OF gold TO meet impending foreign OBJ
lig4ti0ns. Gold bars amounting 20
100000 were taken from the essay
once to-day for government account.
II was said. and another small ship
ment OF gold coin 10 Canada was re-
ported
Rad No Influence
Contrary TO expectations. the re
ported German success in the field OF
war failed TO exert any influence eth
er way IN the narrow market for for
eign exchange There was again a
small amount OF business for London
and Paris. but most OF IL was OF a
special character. In the domestic
money market conditions were duller.
with no change IN the quoted rate OF
5 per cent
Another indication OF the abnormal
conditions prevailing across the water
was found IN a London cable, which
stated that dealers in British consols
bad decided To postpone quotations
Tor another week. Along with this
was the announcement that a So
100000 subscription to the last ca.
madam loan fell due today.
In view of the effect which the war
Il already having upon this country's
foreign commerce. the July statement
OF United States imports and exports
II noteworthy. The total figures
show an increase OF S14.20S. 900 over
July. 1913. due largely 10 excess OF
Imports. Gold exports for July Az
gregated Sil7.644.oOO against S72..
$4,000 IN the same month OF 1913.
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NANrnD-Ihres more men with -crns
ability a. statesmen. 90 wOrk from our
Sagons- Call and sss us- c y. Adam.
CO ap-is-tf
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The THEATRE
AT The ORPHEUM

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AnEfiu tadessn. tna tsnIrnfed Italian
fNath SO sas srrestel yaEfrrfay for
r. 30 ~lna . HnfuHn ~ a. - raken o. The
eNaA- % rifsi - WESTON squire a. n
AsInh al suskf nuf fha rdrr fsiirusrf
tasters trnnnrliatefF lfls rirthar and
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800. and tsrttned fhst ~ had afusys
NFru auauund lf O. q nu@atfnn Tor The
N1.tl lillHHinuFr - fuIu1igrafiur ard a.
Niil ~ fakfn ~ - thr auIharIties iu
the boz thaf D.. eats D. denorted IL
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- - usntaliF unbalsncsd when he
tarra 90 rEIa country
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fnrHfFr Ven NH.rH HrrH '. n.rkrH
uu tf thr -H|InI Service Irtrr ana
Elfru a. IHn end nj IHar.H rH d. better
nf ffr m f AZ HnuHaf fnar rnanr.
on Monday Ffrr|ur HurIrE fnH nnIIaH
bell contest ~" 'r.Ha.uE fHe rIHrrrH
clothes aud tla.nufaf'nE effh frs
rorksts fsf o. Tfu WIf far 81 &C..
other mon fnr a. eHrH arI ono man fa-
81. SOLD eafUn Tire police arr InnE-
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STEUBEN VILE

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IsaE.rf.r IrHn MuIaH ulHFH core nraf fn
u.NnfnIH rrHHluu Un fasaliaI aun uufF
I"AiIuf NurIurHH fIausrEfan rasIna
iNf Nr larNnE OF eco HaI rfrt .riIrnl
81 NIeIHrH"a Htu|a % aaH stated That
20 ln t. b.. trHt nf ere EHsHI So ran-
nlnE h.HH rraf uar Is amrffIua Uuai-
f.ue. run.a HUu fuluaH are unrrfflaf.
til hArin.eH arnfafa tH o. anaIIns ~
better fHH co. fIfurr
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.aH rrruraI au IuIunEriur aEnlnsf fns
'.'. en- rf"anHrNI.lH fH urrHEnf com.
sff Ht flnn OF a .TnrrnI eaIk In N0uHi cod
lsIofur afIitlur nnn fHr ffarIrE uu OF
Hnun. aufHffrI.HI and adequate nffrE
rtIk IRE UflItiHu alIrEfs fhf uarinE
IfHHIa N'Hn DOB Hf .uIHH r..HHHIIH HHI that
I. unIHa Oh. IuruusHH Il burden on
U.tlnfir IEHf H poi. sIrfuaIk VIII co..
COD lars. auf urrsIIeI rHr sknsuss D.
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WARW00D


NrH laf HrrElF rIerflrF 90 the chris
N.an InNra Hur HnH irfr 10 fnr frfahN farf-
Eel rnHrrn aIU BE- held fhls evening a.
70 u.luIa ar co. church on Tuenrfrfh
street AID mem fHrn are urged fn be
lfFHrnf an. bring tnrir friends 20
WaI fnr rurrInr a special subject
d. urrn rflrrtrd fnr tnlF nesung
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NhF county court met this morning.
O. required ~ las. and set the tax
made the same a. usre published seVe-
ra. aefkH $50. and Advertised hV the
court so other business vac done hv
tre DclrL although road matters Were
discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

W. trcnkptfrs 20 Elun city. near
q 1ic.Eo. iis 80 WsiiseurE visitor
80 hnndaf aud hlie here secured =
letter frnrn thF sheriff % the warden OF
10 state rftsun a. houndEN NE 80 that
snH could So rrr brother. charlie clay
go. = - ~ 80 sHnf there for HeN Ca years
af 80 February term 90 the circuit
nnurf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

AT ire rTsCiHI term % the circuit
court THIS fuorniuE Nlth Judge "a. e.
llFrtef preHldinE. the petition 81 the
t-AffAa tlpe NnF company. praying for
rruurflun ~ che Assessment levied
against them ~ the State Hoaru of
funIr works was nied and the case
uiil hs brought 60 trial % tire neNt
tafm ~ the circuit court The court
L.ru nlLn-runI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Testfnr Mains

Employee ~ th~ rri-state Gas com
IanF are suEaEcn On testing the Eas
mains tu fhe citf. Registers are at
tafhFl Co the mains az different points
anl the pressure registered Tor an hour
sf a time All the mains la the city
sIu b. tested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

IhNNue sheet .Hr I"afr Tn Ns.
fIfI uf efUltrut I.Ie. trrul.rar. fnIarrf-
I.u Eranf"I hun..r .HfHarHr .ulasiHfsI
Dog HHrr al Iiifnn estate. bond o. nu0.
'NfulHlHfI Hru. H.H....rIrr Hur I.IrF fHrfn
sHfnt. nfnHI a. HUH Haaa NIarf.n re-
lsaaHu a.f" UrH..Ua "H H.HarIfF. Iua
Nfnfn.| co.. UUfarnsI In Frraff 90 D.
f.h. AUn... alton OBJ aEul.ff guard
lau THT Geo M HH.HH .rHarr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Word har bean received ben this city
- ne Death - frauk HrindlrY. former
d - this city. a. Denver. colo. Ca sun
naH Afternoon. August a. He wna aged
about a. 1rara and single sis mother
GO rrr Eun-ln-lna wilbur King Tnz
uudG vii Pc brought here for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

.'r.HrH RI 0"r WHra..H nfriafIHH
20 N H raI "rrfrr.
rFH Hf r.IH wrHf.rr I.r mem.
rH .ufHI f. HTrHr.rH football faar
H fr" rIf f.r frn team.
'NH fHar rrH rrl~ uIH FHHn
H r .rra. f"r fHr rIHr.rr
..frr r.fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

D. .rnu.H HaI H.H nrrrr HHriHIH'# .lt
rr unrrrr n lrr So f M.rIHH
r....-U NJ. mar rT .r.. frfrr ." fEH
nr uaH given n.arI.HI frHnfrrrf Too
rn-'Hr rfHfrf frar u| D. r.r
arrsa rrfrrr nn HII tr ar.r "A. r.flrr
Hn m|rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Gable Ertsnsion-

force - twenty lave uorkmen OF
- NhssiinE Traction company started
eufa today on the extension % the
cable from ~ frssfie al FIrst street 20
Tuslffh street