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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
GREEK ARMY IN
ATTACK ON MUSSELMAN

London, Oct. According to a
message reaching Rome from Avlona,
Albania. telegraphs the Rome cor
respondent OF the Exchange Tele-
graph company, 500 regular Greek
soldiers with one battery of artillery
have arrived at Vasiri and attacked
the Mussulman position at Gheghi.
forcing them to retreat. The Greeks
then started for Kerciovo.
Advices from the interior declare
Greek Epirotes have bombarded,
burned and occupied the villages OF
scialisi. Bust. Tepeleni. Rubzi and
Premedi in Albania, not far from the
Grecian frontier.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
COLORADO WOMAN TELLS HOW SHE
WAS SAVED FROM SURGEONS KNIFE

tion, no matter of how long stand
ing, to try one dose of Mayr's Won
derful Stomach Remedy-onc dose
will convince you. This is the mcdi-
cine so many of our people have
been taking with surprising results
The most thorough system cleanser
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
acl Remedy is now sold here by The
iiausman Drug Co. and druggists cv-
erywherc.
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GERMANS WILL NOT
BAN BELGIAN FOOD

Washington. Oct. .7.-Ambassa-
dor Page and the Spanish minister
In London. have been assured by the
German military commander in Bel
GUM that there will be no German
interference with foodstuffs and sup
plies sent for the relief Of the war
stricken inhabitants
Ambassador Page said all supplies
had been sent In care of either the
American or Spanish diplomats.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
. BRITISH STEAMER MINED;
, MANY ON BOARD PERISH.

= Belfast. Ireland, Oct. IL
+ The British freight steamer
= Manchester Commerce. bound
+ from Manchester for Montreal,
+ struck a mine at midnight last
= night and sank. Captain
= Payne and thirteen men were
= drowned. Thirty other mem
= bers of the crew were saved by
= trawler. . t..---
l. e.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

II in nssd OF printing OF any kind
paoas the Chronicls-NswS. We are
equipped to give you first class work
proshptly. Cali Trinidad 40. Y
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.aERaAEI LINE BREAKS
(Ceatinued ON page ~
completely cleared of the enemy.

The Montenegrin divisions. sepa-
rated from the Servians have retired
In q southwesterly direction.
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

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London, Oct. 27.-The Greek dip
lomatic representatives at the CAPT
tails OF the great powers have given
official notice Of the decision Of the
Helinic government to reoccupy
Eptrus from which the Greek army
was Withdrawn in March in pursu-
ance Of the decision reached at the
ambassadors conference fixing the
status OF that country.
Greece claims this decreei based
on the necessity of re-establishing
order and security in country ad-
1acent to her territory now riddled
with anarchy. but at the same time
she declares that this re-occupation
is purely provisional measure and
that she has no intention of inter-
vening In the Avlana district.
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Chronicle-News to phone this office
between 500 and 1900 the same
evening.
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Greecc claims this decreei 8 based
on the necessity of re-establishing
order and security in a country ad-
iacent to her territory now riddled
with anarchy. but at the same time
she declares that this re-occupation
is a purely provisional measure and
that she has no intention of inter-
Ivening In the Avlana district.
Berlin. . Oct. 27.-Information
given out In official quarters in Ber-
lin today is as follows:
"A total OF $500. 900 marks
tSS0O, 0OO. 5000 has been paid in on
the German war loan. although the
loan itself was for only $500 .JOO.-
900. The latest retur nof the i'm
perial bank show specie to the
amount Of 1,S2s.O0O marks ($457,-
900. 00O). an Increase of 27.OO0. 900
marks t$6,75O.OOO.
Notes in circulation show a de-
crease of 94.OO0.OOO marks Sea-
800 5000 up to October &c.
AN English .governess named
Kate Hume made the allegation that
German soldiers had attacked and
multilated her sister. Grace, and pro-
duced the signatures OF two Belgian
clergymen and Of certain British Of
ficials to support her claim. Accord
Ing to the London times. an Englisi,
court declared that Kate Hume had
forged these signatures and invented
the entire story. She was sentenced
In fhroo r,,onthc In nrtoon
Reports from Constantinople de-
clare there have been sanpinary en-
counters between the British garri-
son and IndiaD,troops at Alexandria.
Egypt. Thirty men were sentenced
20 death ny court martial held in
Alexandria.
The Havas News agency of Pa
ris reports officially from London
that the English torpedo boat de-
stroycr Badger rammed and sank
a German submarine off the coast of
Holland. German official reports of
this same incident are to the effect
that while the ramming is a fact, the
German submarine returned to har-
Dor safe and without loss to her
crew
The military correspondent of the
London Times declares the heavy
German artillery has destroyed all
the campaign plans of the English
and French commanders.
Members of the "YounSTurks"
opened negotiations with the Amier
Of Afganishtan and then sent a
delegate to the new Amiers from
Constantinople. The Frankfurte
now publishes a dispatch from Con-
stantinople saying that Turkey and
AfRanishtan have signed an alliance.
THE Neure Zuricher of Switzer-
land. commenting on recent disclos-
concerning the Anglo-Belgian con-
vention OF 1906 says that real con-
lspiracy against Germany had been
Established and that the fact of Bel
gums participation means breach
of neutrality.
An Austrian official report says
that eastern Bosnia to the Drina
river. has been cleared OF Servians.
The Austrians attacked the Servians
at point west OF Vishegrad on Oc-
ftober "a. driving them back to Wish
egrad. They reached the river at
several points and captured large
quantities OF artillery and rifle am
munition. The Montenegrins are re-
treating Independently to the south
west. Austrian troops in the Drina
district shelled ad stormed two OF
The day book., 1914-06-01

young man seriously. ''They had
drugged her to spirit her away, but l
got ahead of them. Now she is safe.
Dear! dear! a wreck, indeed, isn't
it?" .-
eyes, the old hack will never run
again-nor Ready, much,' observed
Tim.
The stranger asked a few ques-
tions. Then he became interested
and pressed his inquiries still further
81 see your mind is on an electric
cab," he observed finally. well, old
Ready deserves retirement I'll set
tie the bill for the new layout, uni
form and all"
That is why, arrayed in a spick
and span suit and proud owner of the
nobbiest cab in the city, Tim Dow
ney does a thriving business as pop
ular up-to-date chauffeur.
The day book., 1914-06-01
TAPIocA cUSTARD

To one quart of milk add three
quarters cup of minute tapioca. Of
pearl is used, it must soak two hours
in cold water then drained before
adding to the milk.) Put in double
boiler and cook twenty minutes.
Beat three eggs with two-thirds cup
of sugar, even teaspoon of salt until
light and creamy. Stir gradually into
the hot mixture. Add one tablespoon
of butter and lavoring desired. Turn
into well buttered pudding pan and
bake twenty-five minutes in slow
oven. Serve with cream or foamy
sauce.
The day book., 1914-06-01

I'm buying up brains" ac-
knowledged DR.. Seymore, who look
ed over the Minneapolis brain mar
ket the other day Science must
have material with which to work out
the great problem of brain force.
l pay well for brains of extraordinary
people. am brain drummer
when hear of man who is do
ing remarkable things building rail-
roads or pitching baseball go to
him. l say: When you die, give
science your brain. Will your brain
now to science, and I'll pay for it.
I'm time the brain will reach the
University Of Poicters, the scientists
will assay it, with scalpel and scales
they'll. test the gray matter and by
such tests they hope to be able to
prove why one man is a genius and
another man is ninny."
DR.. Seymore has already closed
contracts for the brain of an extra
ordinary man in New York. He has
three arms, and science is curious to
know if he has triple-plated brains"
He picked up rare bargain in Mem
phis, where a railroad mans brains
were bought for $1,000, half down,
half on delivery.
The day book., 1914-06-01
HER PHRASE

A little fellow swallowed a dime.
Immediately on getting the informa-
ton, the mother-in-law wrote to her
son-in-law, inquiring: Has Ernest
got over his financial difficulties YET"
The day book., 1914-06-01

MinneapoIis.-Why is a great
man? Science would like to know,
and Science purposes to find out.
So from France, the home of great
scientists, comes the brain specialist,
Dr. August de CasteIane Seymore to
get options on the brains of Americas S
great and near-great.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
W. & L. FIELD MEET
Big Scholastic Track and Field Event
to Be Held in Lexington, Sat
urday, April "a.

LEXINGTON. Va. March 6.-(Spe.
cial)-Saturday. April "a. has been
decided on as the date for Washing.
ton and Lees annual invitation in.
terscholastic track and field games
This Is the second meet of its kind
held on Wilson field, last years game
having been made possible by The
generosity OF the members OF the
Washington and Lee Alumni Associa-
ton, Inc. who financed them. The
1914 meet OF the schoolboys. IL is
hoped and believed. will be even
more successful than last years az.
fair, when thirty odd schools were
represented and over one hundred
athletes completed. Handsome prizes
VIII be awarded, as usual. and plans
are now under way to obtain as Off
Gals the very best men of their kind
In Washington and Lees pioneer
"interscholastic games the winning
team was Brooklyn Poly Prep. OF
brooklyn. n. Y. the boys from Cas-.
tie Heights. at Castle Heights, Tenn.
being h n up. Both these
teams again have signifed their in.
tention OF competing.
The individual point winner Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME TONIGHT
WILL BE PLAYED BETWEEN ELK
ans M LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
Teams and Much Interest il Being Mani
Tested Throughout the State
Fast Battle Anticipated.

The members OF the Wheeling High
basket ball squad are looking forward
game Of the season this evening at )
o clock In the Y. NJ. &. \. gymnasium
with the Elkins High school team. The
hnal result Of the game will determine
which Of the two teams - entitled To
lay claim to the basket ball champion
ship honors Of the state. The local
Ia January was defeated by the Elkins
ads by the score Of ~ 70 u. hut no
doubt matters will be greatly eNened
up In the contest this evening.
In taking q survey Of the local teams
right 10 lay claim To the state champ
lonship. honors. the records viii show
crsburg and that the honor- are evenly
divided with Wellsburg. ~ the Gold
ahd Hlue i succession IN the game this
evening over the Elkins aggregation.
they viii be considered as contenders
Tor the championship honors. but ~ h
Is defeated. the chances Will go glim-
The Elkins team ~ regarded as one
of the STRONGEST To be found In the
state. a. IL has defeated practically all
corners and goers during the present
season, which - driWing To a close. and
50 FAR a. known the team has lost but
one game. The Elkins team Is coming
with the determination Of taking a VIC
tory from the Wheeling lads.
Coach Thornton in order to have the
team In IN. best possible condition FOR
the game has been putting the local
tussers through some very strenuous
practice at the Y. VI. Z. \. gymnasium
during the past week and the line up
which the team will present this even
ing. viii De quite different from the
one which faced the f:fkins tOssers on
their home floor.
The High school students and MEM
hers Of the faculty are very enthusiastic
over the approaching contest and one
or the largest crowds which has as
scmbled in the y. ~. e. y. gymnasium
during the present season H. expected
To- be on hand this evening TO witness
the contest between the two teams for
championship honors.
The teams viii lineup ~ follows for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Walter stewart has received an
offer from the ashland a. G. Of Ash.
land. Ky. % meet Gene belmont. Leo
BouX or Kid Mack on March 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
SOME WEATHER!
Yesterday Was One OF Most Disaores.
able That Wheeling Has Had to
Contend With For Long Time.

The weatherman has once again de-
termined TO take n fall out of the peo-
pie OF Wheeling. To begin with he
started 10 treat them to a little rain
Thursday and wound up with a snow
during the night. Not being satisfied
with causing all this trouble he again
appeared on the scene yesterday and
produced rain again. This. with the
light snow that had fallen during
Thursday night. made the streets al.
most impossible. Everywhere in the
city the streets and walks were in
such condition hat IL was %dangerous
Tor pedestrians and many hard falls
were sustained during the day. Ac-
cording TO weather reports conditions
viii remain practically the same dur
ing SATURDAY and perhaps Sunday.
Nevertheless the weather man cannot
hold out much longer. and when the
time for spring comes Pa Wheeling
VIII be n of the first in the land to
welcome her with open arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
SHADYSIDE TEAMS
WIN TWO M
MoUNDsvILLE BOYS AND MINoo
GIRLS SUFFER DEFEAT.
Basket Ball Teams Drew Large
Crowds-F GLOWING Contests Miss
Sarah Futhey Entertained.

= a fitting windup to a very sue
cessful basket ball season. the Shady
side high school basket ball teams
won two victories at that place last
evening. The first game between the
Shadyside and the Moundsville lads
resulted In a victory for the former
by the score of l6 to IL. The Shady
side team easily defeated their OPP
ponents, the Mingo high girls. by the
score OF Is to Q.
The boys game was undoubtedly
one OF the best basket ball contests
over Witnessed in this vicinity. From
start until the finish the game was
holly contested. but the superior bas-
ket shooting OF the Shadyside lads
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Decision Rds.

In the new Gravel Hill gymnasium in
that city and a large crowd Is ex.
pected TO attend.
The contest will undoubtedly provo
10 be a very interesting and exciting
one. as both teams have been friendly
rivals for the past few years. The
local team defeated the Bellai-e lads
last week by the close score Of 20
20 ~ IN q game az the local gym.
nasinm The Bellaire team is anxious
TO redeem their lost laurnls ana have
been practicing for the past few days
Both teams are In good condition and
are confident Of winning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
sTERILIzE ID coNvIcrs.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. March 6-Or.
ders for the sterilization ~ 20 con-
Wet. IN the state p~cuitentlary az Fort
Madison and the refOrmatory az Ana
mOsa. under the new state law. were
issued by the state board Of control
here today and forwarded 10 tho au-
fhoritics ~ those Institutions
T. w. Ryan. % convict 90 Fort Mudi-
son. has been reported AZ prepared 10
ash for an injunction 90 prevent the
state board from carrying out the law
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wheeling
Elkins.
FAST BOXING
Is Promised Thursday Night When
Bridgeport Athletic Club Stages
Best Card Of the Year.

The fine bout program to be given
by the bridgeport Athletic club AZ
the show Thursday. March IL. looks
10 be the strongest card arranged t'
the club 30 far. For the main bout
Young Alexander. Of Charleston. w.
Va. champion lightweight OF this
state. viii meet Jack Coyne. OF or.
ange. y. J. This bout IL scheduled
10 go ten rounds but as each boy
carts a K O. wallop II may end In
any session.
In the semi-Rnsl Eddie wimler. the
little warrior who met Walter Stew.
art In Oh" opening show held BY the
club. viii meet Barney Mcclure. Of
Johrstovn. iu an eight rOund setto.
This b. these boys second attempt AZ
arnihilating zach other and II this
bout is q repetition Of their first II
viii be- as Interesting as any main
event over seen in this section.
Thore viii be- two six.round events.
the first bout seeing XII Hogan.
of Charleston. IS Va. and Joe GIN.
uf bridgeport. o. These boys are
darn horses and the fans viii receive
70 NztIC treat when they step in tho
ring. The second six-round bout will
bring together Teddy Muryhy. 81
I~itf-hur- and bat Page. Of Wells.
hUrl Murphy and Page have both
l1Ncd before Pittsburgh and Steuben.
Vile audiences and are recommended
hv clubs In both cities.
Co.. The curtain raiser Joe Nelson OF
M~nUudsville viii face JoeBatista. OF
this c.tv These boys will 40 four
rOuudF
There viii be 60 rounds OF boxing
ON his program and each bout h
evenly matched Tickets arc now on
sale and hose handling tickets 70.
pO.f that they are selling better than
FOR The SfewartConlev bout on Janu.
AIRY ". which was boxed before e. ca.
pacify house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

ion
Niles NIpp-Nce but the novelty Is
apt 60 wear 0m.-Judge.
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'|'| W-'E"E Ut TTT|TTT0 TNFFT y
knight !. Riggs l. Barnes ? Eikins
fiadclin ,. Leslie ,. Winner :. whct-
zell 2
Goals from foulS-Fairmont: Reed
Z out -; Knight > out OF 5. Elkins:
Mhetzell 10 out OF rs. Winner none out
Of 2
Tlmer-Nebber. Time Of halves-sV
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
ELKINS GETS
NEARER GOAL
DEFEATED rArRMoHr xIoR LAxr
HroHr sECoMD TIE IT
Put Up E.e.iisnt rrhisi,ion Of PLAYING
ana Waifed Away with the
Eonors

Special DlsFatch to the I~ntenigeneer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. March g.
Elkins High school basketball nve to-
night defeated the Fairmont High on
tns local floor b. a score OF - TO %.
Ihls - the second defeat OF the season
that Fairmont has sustained at the
"A record Of eleven unbrokeu Victories
" the Elkins team can defeat the
Wheeling High school team at Wheel
ing tomorrow night. when the two
cams play there. Ia will mean that
f.lktnr has won the state high school
championship. From the present indi-
cations. the proposes high school tour
nanent at B~uckhannon Will be entirely
Unnecessary. Ths score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
IT 10 NOW CAPTAIN
THOMAS OF ArAlCrtcs.

PHILADELPHIA. March g.
IL vas announced at the once
OF the Philadelphia American
league club to-night that Cat
cher Ira Thomas had signed
his 1914 contract and that he
had been selected a. captain TO
succeed Danny Murphy. Muir.
phy to-day was reported 10
have signed a contract with
the baltimore International
league club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

defeated the West Virginia boys.
Curtis and Meridith played the stel-
lar game Tor the Moundsville quin-
tet, while Corners was the shining
light or the Shadyside team.
b game between the girls of the
Mingo and Shadyside schools was in
~teresting despite the one-sided score.
Inc superior work OF h Shadyside
guards and the basket caging OF
Misses Futhey and Amber proved
the downfall OF the visiting l~assies.
Inc sting OF defeat was somewhat al
.yNiated when the members or both
were invited TO be the guests OF Miss
Safah tuthey. the star player OF the
Shadyside team. Immediately follow
Ing the game they vent to the Futhey
nome where the remainder OF the even
ing was spent at the various social d.
versions and at "A reasonable hour a de-
hcious luncheon was served.
Boys Game.
The lineup of the boys teams is as
~shadyside-le Pos. Mound vfle-l2
Long ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Curtis
McAlllleh .-.--....F....--... Booher
pssNart .'--.--..9 .-.-.-.... Mamma
Basket; from FieId:Mo1nd5 h ian non,
us, J Shadyside. Bong. !. McAfillen. J.,
Foul Goais-Nroundsvme Curtis. ..
Meridith. l. shadyside: Conner. g..
GIFTS Game.
NJ girls lineup:
adysid Pos. Minao
Harvey ..........-E....... Richardson
nilbler ........... ........... Kemp
noIhman .-...-.-C........-. Justice
IiaIbaugh .....-..C.-.-..-.... Pelly
Bannaman .......G........... Devore
Reid Goais.shadyside Ambi SEaggs
Futhey. ?. M~oundsyifle. 0.
Moundsville. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Girls Game.

Field Goals-Shadyside. Aubie
Futhey. ?. Moundsvine o.. -
Foul Goals-Shadyside; Futhey, 3
Moundsville. o. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
TO BELLAIRE
Y. N. c. A. Team Of This City viii
Play eelIslre independents
Tonight.

The local Y. NJ. G. A. basket bali
team Will journey TO Bellaire this
evening" where they Will play the
strong Bellaire independent basket
oall team. The game will be played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

1913 meet was "Nubby' Jones. OF
Western high school. Washington.
VINO finished first in the 100 and 200
yard runs n in the running broad
Jump. Is now at Georgetown.