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The Detroit times., 1914-10-03
Everybody Loves
A Lady Fair
And Lady Can Have Fair, Clear
Complexion BY usIns stuart's Cal !,
clum Waters AstSr Each Meal.

You women ought 70 hear some men
rave over beautifully clean and shell
clear skin. There il nothing that 90
charms man or woman - this.
where there are pimples. blotches,
liver spots, ETC., the blood ID diseased
and filled with impurities. Clean the
blood and these effects viii disappear
&C once. That II what Stuart's Cal
cium waters DO almost beyond belief.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-03

Japan has go metal and B
miles In operation.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-03

Ireland last year produces
tons OF iron ore
The Detroit times., 1914-10-03
TOM Gilman BRICHTENS;
LOOKS FOR ACQUITTAL ON
CHARGE OF BRIDE TAKING

10 now doing more hand-shakins
In the corridor during recess
periods. He slckly smile has de-
vsioped Into . broad grin that fire.
quentIy breaks Into . hearty
laugh. tom" Gilman 10 already
planning ahead Of the Jury YER
diet In the graft case against
him.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-03

their heads togsther and advissd
Brennan % % ont and zee
and teloDh0ne him ((5IInnan) When he
returned, oxDIoininG thaf - Was busy
himself - Tie mnyogo1ty QuoG<loo.
uronnan ooid - IN went 81 81
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26
Marie Carrow For Recorder.

Miss Marie Carrow announces her
candidacy for County Recorder on the
Republican ticket. Miss Carrow was
born in Mohave county and is one of
the most competent of native daugh-
tiers, being qualified, amiable, and also
popular with the people. AS she has
no opposition for the nomination on the
ticket she is sure of the place.
In the general election she is asking
the support of the people without party
distinction.
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26
Pianos.

A player piano is the instrument for
ranch home, you can have a gather
ing Of your friends and the music prob
lem is solved for your evenings enter
tainment, whether you wish to dance
or listen to the old favorites or hear
some music from the masters. Let me
demonstrate to you.
HENRY E. LANG
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26
Chamberiain's liniment.

If you are ever troubled with aches,
pains or soreness of the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities of
Chamberlain's Liniment. Many suffer-
ers from rheumatism and sciatlca have
used it with the best results. 1t is
especially valuable for lumbago and
lame back. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy

and OIarrhoea Kennedy.
81 advised the ''boys" when they en-
listed for the Spanish war to take Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with them, and have received
many thanks for the advice given, "
writes j. H. Houghland' Eldon Iowa.
mo person whether travelling or at
home should be without this great rem
edy." For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26

WANTED-Position as cook by ex-
perienced lady for either mining camp
or ranch. Apply at this office.
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26
SCHOOL DIRECTORY
Mohave County, Arizona,
Soho oil Year Ending June 80,
1915.

COUNTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL
Situated at Kingman Arizona.
w. L. Linville, Principal.
Miss Vida Watkins, Assistant.
Mohave County miner., 1914-09-26

BILL WILLIAMS DISTRICT NO. Is
Swansea, Arizona.
Fred Keohan, Clerk.
Mrs. Jessie T. Martin, Teacher.
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GREGORY WILL WIN
Popular Candidate for State Senate
Gaining Ground In Spite Of the
Fight Made Against Him.
C1y Harry Harper Dawson,

ELLENBoRo. W. Va. Oct. 20
The political situation in Richie
county. from a Republican standpoint.
Ia most gratifying. and a tremendous
landslide Is predicted on November
3. although the Democrats. aided by
their Aid Society. the '26" Bull Moos-
ers and that Watsonized- Monaghan
hued sheet. the Pennsboro News. are
making strenuous efforts. fair and I'M
fair TO cause some reflections in the
party ranks. we'll knowing what sat
isfaction II would give their owners.
the Gold Dust Twins. to make any
inroads on the stronghold of Repub-
lieanism. Their efforts seem to be
conferred In lying attacks on that able
lawyer and splendid Republican. Col
Robert L. Gregory. candidate for
state senator. who has rendered West
Virginia such valuable aid in the ell
legged Virginia debt case. In referring
10 Colonel Gregory's work on the
case. Hon. John W. Mason wrote last
week as follows: Much Of the work
done by him in this connection, came
under my personal observation and II
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WILL OCCUPY THE PLATFORM
WITH UNITED STATES
SENATOR cOFF
Al Big Meeting to BE Held October ~
Committee TO Meet Tonight.
Political Notes.

Congressman-at-large Howard Suth-
erland. OF Elkins. candidate for re-
election. will deliver an address at the
big Republican rally 10 be held in his
city next Tuesday evening. ~ which
United States Senator Nathan Goh
will deliver the principal address
This announcement was made last
right from the Republican press Du-
reau az Charleston I'm the form Of
the following telegram to The Intel
liEencer:
Please anno-nce tonight that Con.
gresham Sutherland will be at sVheel-
ing with Senator Cor at October %"
Congressman Sutherland opened
his campaign this week. beginning In
tho Fifth Congressional district. lie
expects 20 make n tour OF the state.
and will travel northward finishing
In the First district
Plans for Gig Meeting
Elaborate preparations are being
made BY the Republicans OF Ohio coun-
~ for the big Coz Sutherland meeting.
and II promises TO be the greatest 10
cal event OF the present campaign.
The county executive committee will
hold a meeting this evening In Rcpub-
lican headquarters in the Arbenz build.
ing 10 discuss plans. The call for the
meeting was issued yesterday BY
Chairman George Phillips. and notices
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CAUSE FOR ALARM
Catarrh a Danger Sign. HyOmei
Is the Guaranteed Remedy.

There lH no more common yet dan
rerous and distressing disease fhan
cafarrh. which On generally indicated
BY dull headaches. fnunlne raising
~ mucous. and freurnnf colds Do %
is not rured q. viii %lraly weaken .1s
delicate Tissues lluinF thp air pace
agaH and frequently destroy the bear
lnv
flyOmei ls most effective safe and
reliable remedy Tor al cafafrh ius.
SO DANGEROUS drugs are taken into
ihe stomach You simply breathe Dol.
u.ina small Inhaler that comes with
every complete Ouflt The talsamlC
medication ~ Hyumel being taken ln
With ihe air vuf breathe Hmply has
in reach aN fNe sore. raw end milan
90 surfaces ~ fhr orr Dassarea ifs
aniiaeptic heaiina BEGINS or once You
feel better after fhu nru uyoupi
treatment even almost huurlees
Caees respond Quickly
HyOmnl can be- bad of am drug
siore--ia inexpensive. pleasanf and
easy 40 use. and surely gives quirk
and permanent benefit Aak Tor the
complete 0ufnf g. ~ prerf q 20
sells Hyomel with agreement 10 rs-
turn The purchase price 90 anyone
who is not raflahed You certainly
cannot afford fo NEGLECT vour cafar.
fhal trouble head roids or bronchitis
Whrn you can gcf fhia harmless REM
edy Fithout fiskinf penny
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SEAY KNOWN HERE
Governor of Reserve 1auk OF Fifth Dis
tiiet Has VtEited Here on
Many Occasions.

Colonel George j. Seay. or Richmond.
Va. who was unanimously elected EoV-
ernor Of the reserve bauk of the fifth
District h well known in Wheeling. tie
has been a frequent visitor here since
his marriage To Miss Enie ~ Lewis n
niece OF Mis-. J. J. Jones. OF North Main
street.
The Fifth District comprises all OF
West Virginia. except the Panhandle and
Maryland. District OF Columbia. Nir-
Elnia and Sotth and south Carolina.
Colonel SsaE was also elected member
Of the Federal Advisory Council which
will periodically convene In Washing
has long hcen known in Virginia and
the South a. an expert in banklnE and
railroad finance. He wrote tho brief
which secured the reserve bank for
Richmond
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JAPS TAKE ISLANDS
In the Caroline and Other ArehipeIa.
goes-Merely for Military Pur-
poses to Permit Patrol

TOXIC. Oct. 81. 1880 a. Mac
cording TO the leading Japanese news.
paper, the Japanese fleet which yester,
day took for military purposes islands
in the Marianne. Marshall. East Caro-.
line and West Caroline archipelagoes
occupied all the islands of the Mari
anne group, except Guam. which is
owned by the United States. The land
ing forces took control Of the admins
trations OF zap. in the Caroline group
and at other centers.
The navy department to-day inform
% the Associated Press that IL was un-
able 10 disclose the number or names or
the Islands taken by its squadron. as
this would be likely TO defeat the object
OF she neneuVer. namely. the restriction
- the area OF the operations Of the
Germans who were able TO coal and
plant mines anywhere
The Japanese. IL Yves said. were COM
PEELED TO take possession OF the island
bases In order 10 patrol the archipelago
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statewide prominence viii take the
Governors place. He may be detain.
ed in New York for several days long
er as he is taking a keen interest in
the proceedings in the debt suit and
for that reason several OF his speak.
ing engagements may have TO be can
celled. although he hopes TO be back
IN the state In time to appear at
Davis In Tucker county Thursday
night.
West Nirginia's representatives are
elated over their showing before the
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SURPRISE ATTACK
ENDS In FAILURE
oEzAANs ourwIrrED BY rnxncx
hA7InES WHO HOLD orr
SUPERIOR Nu1BERs.
Capture and Mine French and Whsu
and When Germans Recnke a.
They Are Blown Up.

FROM THE BATTLE FRONT. via
49,. Oct. ~. 10 D. m.-The German IN
snos are meeting a vigorous resist
hnes and rest their rieet wing further
rontheaStWard upon the English chan-
az Much Of the fighting Is being done
IN me obscurity OF logs.
French mariOes yesterday gave a good
account of themselves. German troops
e es1 surprise attack ON the marines
sunday but the French force held the
fteld against superior numbers The
Ilght lasted all day and then the Ger
mans contented themselves with cam
honadtng the position OF the marines
Thick fog covered the entire region
monday and the marines. Accustomed Ia
such weather conditions. crept toward
the German trenches mo shooting
VS. the order: Use the bayoneti''
The marines got within 30 feet OF the
trenches before they were seen. Their
coming was heralded too late for the de-
tenders who were bayoneted In the
trenches and beyond the trenches az
they ran. Four hundred German pris-
oners were taken.
Bone OF Contention
One 81 the places where the French
nae been most harrassed Is near the ell
bow OF the western line. The important
position there has been taken and re-
taken frequently during the last three
weeks Every time the Germans had
they returned in greater force ana push
bers.
The French took the position for the
Then came a shock OF the human batter
ing arm: and the French gradually gave
way. The Germans began. terrifying
the place. but while they were engaged
In this task the earth heaved and there
was d9afening explosion The ten
hours the French had held the point had
been SUFFICIENT 20 mine every rod OF
the ground. u Is estimated thai thres
German battalions were annihiIated.
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AT ONCE! PApES DlAPEPSIN STOPS
INDIGESTION, GAS, SOUR STOMACH

they know II IS needless to have a bad
stomach.
Get large fifty cent case of Pa2e's
Otapepsln from any drug store and put
your stomach right Stop being mis-
erable-life is too short-you're not
here long. so make your stay agree
able Eet what you like aud digest i, /:
enjoy IL. witohut fear OF rebellion in
the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belong In your
home. Should one OF the family ear
something which doesn't agree with
them. or in case OF an attack OF IN
dixef ton. dyspepsia. gastritis or stem
ach arrangement. II Is handy 10 give
instant relief.
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TWO KILLED
And Many Injured In Exposion Be
lieVed TO Have Been Caused
by Bomb.

MONTREAL. Oct. 2O-Two men
were killed. a dozen others we're In.
jured and tenement block was
wrecked here tonight by an explosion
on Frontenac street. supposed 20 have
been caused by a bomb.
Paul Belanger and Joseph Lafren-
iere, who were passing along From
tenac street az the time. told the 20
lice tonight that they saw two men
who looked like foreigners carry a
large round object into one Of the
dOorways Of the block. An instant
later 4 terrific explosion occurred and
the body OF one OF the men was hurled
back on the sidewalk The other man
did not reappear. and Is supposed TO
have been bureid in the ruins.
The block was occupied mainly BY
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ONO county Proeresslves opened
iheir campaign On Richie district last
hlthi WIN q rally held De- mozart hall.
,ouniy 'hairnan J. g.. Sill called the
iht 20 ORDER ana introduced
Squire vs. W Roger ns ehairmeo Ad.
dresses were made ~ State Cbafrr,,.,
Joseph Handlan. r y Aborr-ombie AL
~ Mcclure. s v McCuskey. Dr
Harry M Iall Geores "a. Ford s u
smith and others Practically ail fba
ProerrFrive canDidnts. ON the comm,
ticket were present
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GOV. DETAINED
Is Attending the Virginia Debt Hear
ing at New York-caneels
Speaking Dates.

special Disnntch 90 the TnteIIIsencer.
CHARLESTON. W Va. Oct 90
Owing 10 the fact that he IL being de.
tanned in New York whore the final
arguments aro being made before
Master Charles y. Nttleheld In the
Virginia debt case Governor Hatfield
was forced tonight 10 cancel his
speaking engagements for KinEwood
where he was 70 have spoken Wednes.
day night Some other speaker OF
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FEINDNHAD. oct. 1.-THE ministry
or the Interior reports IL has receive ed
information that there exists In Ruma-
MIA a secret society controlled by DER
many. the purpose OF which A. to fnflu-
ence public opinion through the press
The society IL said to have a capital OF
s4.t0O. goo.
The ministry OF the interior says also
that devastation followe ed the Austrian
invasion OF the Russian governments OF
l-ublin aud khoim. In these govern
mcnts i.25O houses were burned with "A
loss OF 81 100000.
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REMARKABLE RECORD
Suppression Of Sale OF Liquor in Russia
Results IN Phenomenal Increase
In Savings Accounts.

PARIS. oct. 20. 715 y. ma Petro-
grad despatch To the Havre agency says
that the Russian press Is enthusiastic
over the declaration by the Russian En-
peror that the sale OF alcohol by the
government Is forever forbidden Ia
Russia
The Novoe VremyR cites as n happy
erect OF the suppression Of the sale OF
liquor. an increase Ia savings bank de-
posts during September OF "a nO0. 600
rouhles tsl1.500.0001 over the same
month last year. in spite Of the war
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WAR BRIEFS


LONDON, Oct 1u UG.Hs % ml.
the Russians at Wafrra. aafs n
harfonl dispatch from Berlin ..ra
greatly inconteuienced - inadeuu.fa
taniinfy ARRANGEMENTS and Iafk OF
lufuuals
'kiev. Moscow and other places in
Russia are OFercr0e fad. Troops nom
Iosrafabia are being arnt to the eau.
r4fnf where tho rebellion ia difficult
f0 crush
There is q short rr of Russian Of
fcers and non .eommiasioned officer.
'Despiie The numerical superiority
Of The cncmye forces AZ Warsaw.
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DON'T SUFFER- HERE'S THE
ao'c ses as sre sE sSoWn sTO~.

Time IL, In a few minutes an stom.
ach distress gone. No indigestion.
heartburn. sourness or belching of
gas. acid or eructations OF undigested
food. on dizziness. bloating. foul
breath or headache.
Papeis Diapepsin Is noted for its
speed In regulating upset -tomsehs.
IL Is the surest. quickest stomach doc
is harmless
Millions OF men and women now eat
their favortte foods witohut fear
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KILLED IN THIN HAnnocKs.

SAZEBO Japan. oct q. 9:fs a. M
survivors Of the disaster Of the Japan
csc cruiser Takachiho In Eiao chow
hay. who have reached Sazebo. say there
we're six terrible ammunition explosions
on board the cruiser. \ majority Of the
crew. who were asleep. were either KILL
81 or manned In their hammocks. Thir-
tN-fWo mon who were on deck were
hurled Into the sea and persisted
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PARIS. oct. 20.-An official commu-
nics;ion issued BY the war office to-
night SAYS:
The following are extracts from n
letter found on a German prisoner. dat ed
bUsseldOrt. October 4:
with MS. Officers and soldiers are
becoming rare. We have no more men
than are adequate. Volunteers and men
OF the landwchr are all we nave to-day.
lf You saw these soldiers YOU would
turn your head. Every body Is being
taken. u g. Gsrmuny's last hone An
the aged men are becoming soldiers.
Have you bread: Many complain they
have none"
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rrriiah casna,t.ea.

LONDON, OCT. 70, \ 20 y II casualty
list OF nOn-commissioncd officers under
date OF September u Just issued. re-
ports IS wounded and SOC missing Of
whom over 500 belonged TO the Royal
Munster fusileors.
Another casualty list dated October 10
and october ~ reports i've officers killed
and twelve wounded.
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Is nothing more than justice to him
to say that in my opinion. his work
was well done and very valuable and
that he is deserving OF praise. |
hope no one will try TO discredit his
labors." Colonel Gregory Is a good
mixer. popular with the masses and
viii be triumphansly elected. He
starts on a speaking tour through
Peasants county today. and Is billed
for Hebron tomorrow night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-21
LEYINSKY WINS
Batter Defeated Jim Flynn, Pueblo
Fireman. IN Ten Round Bout
in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK. oct 20.-Battiine Ie-
whisky defeated Jim FLYNN. the Pueblo
fireman. In their ten round bout in
Brooklyn tonight. Levinsky had the
better OF every round. lie weighed I73
and FLYNN 49, pounds
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Foley cathartic tablet.

You will like their positive action.
They have a tonic effect on on the
bowels and give a wholesome. thor.
oueh cleansing TO the entire bowel
tract. Stir the liver TO healthy activi-
~ and keep stomach sweet. Constipa-
ton. headache. duh. tired feeling new
er affiet those who use Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. Only 25c. Specially com
forting 20 stout persons who enjoy
the light and free feeling they give.
For sale by John Coleman 4 Co.-Ady.
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General Won Hindenburg is confident
OF victory.
The Austrian offensive in GalIcia
- making progress. The Russians, in
their attacks before Przemysl lost
$1,000 men. whereas the Austria Hun
sarian casualties In the sarle engage
rients were only 500"
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Potsdaln IL safe.

LONDON. oct. p. 1907 n. ma
Reuter- despatch from Amsterdam saws
officials % the Holland-American line
there Ay the steamer pOtsiam which
was reported TO have struck n mine IN
d the North sea. T. safe in the harbor AT
Rotterdam. They have no knowledge
I that the steamer has met with an acct
dent
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CANAL RE-OPENED
Traffic Resumed at Panama After Being
Tied Up For q Week ny
Mig Landslide.

WARRINGTON. oct. 20. - Traffic
through the Panama canal was resumed
to-day after being blocked for a week
BY land slip into Cufenra cut. Colonel
Cocktails reported the reopeninC to the
lsthmian Canal commission tonight in
this laconic cablegram:
Channel reopened. Vessels passing
through"
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Primo. Woirad uiilad-

AMSTERDAM. Oct 90 via London.
I:i0 2. m.-The Handelsblad has pub
lished a despatch which declares that
Prince Wolrad Frederick Waldeck-
pyrmont. half brother OF Emma dowag-
er queen OF the Netherlands has been
killed In the western theatre OF the war
while engaged In patrolllng
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Won NOTIFIES SON BURIED.

LONDON. oct. n. 9.ft =. ma Parts
dispatch 90 the Daily News SAYS tina,
Or. Klein. attached % the third French
army corps. reports that his mon have
buried the son % the German field mar.
shal. Won Moitke
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When II g. remembered that motor
cars we're generally forbidden in the
Ottoman Empire ND 10 1905. the rapid
development Of the trade may be re-.
alized from an inspection of the va.
rious streets Of Constantlnople to-day.
on which are limousines. touring cars.
motor trucks gasoline driven delivery
wagons and hospital ambulances. all
imported within the last three years.
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Brtish steamer sunh.

LONDON. OCT. 81. 1875 a ma des-
patch to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from StsVangcr. Norway. says the Brit
iSh steamer Glitera. OF Leith was sunk
to-day twelve miles OFF the Norwegian
coast BY a German submarine. The
crew OF the steamer ives ordered into
the boats and the valves were opened.
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In rHHf. Hnr fa anHersfnN d.rf aH.
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