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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
Haller, BiebersOn &~GundImgCO.
For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot sON
lsyO Spring. water piped into house
Lots ~ ahruhery-beauttfuI
IN ideal home.
I'M BUILDING sITE-fu wosdsdals.
10 ZlON52O containing "a acres
more or less VIII sell a. a whole %
half % a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
LOST


LOS--Elgin. watch and .pocketbook.
probably on Washington or Cstawba
streets, by Miss Mabel Williams. OF No
SO7 Zane street. Martins Ferry. Finder
returning same will be literally re-
warded.
LOST-Between Seventh and Ninth. on
Market. one Weed chain and adiustcr.
Liberal reward. Standard Automobile
Company. Ninth and Market streets.
d-27-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

ville)-"Reports from the Caucasus re-
ceived here from COnstantinople state
that the Russian army Is d~emoralized as
a result of cold. hunger. cholera. typhoid
and poor equipment says the Overseas
News Agency Poles In the russian
army whose homes are In districts Oc-
cupied by the Germans. are deserving OF
begging that they be sent home"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

LONDON. Dec o.. las D. m-The
British steamship Hadley LIT tons
gross has been sunk
The British steamer EmbIa. LIP
tons. has been boachod nj the mouth
of tho Thames. Attire forwards
The crews Of both vessels were res.
cued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

LONDON. Dec. a.. BIS ~ M Sink.
INK Of the Belgian steamer Ministre
Beernaert is announced The crew left
The steamer 90 boats. two 81 which are
missing
The British steamer Cottngham of
5l3 tons has been sunk The crew
was saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

ably the 200 enemy dead mentioned
In the telegram o fthe Path. are o
included in the above"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
FoR sALE-Automobile

FOR SALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. .. A. NTH, u. S. Laun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. se-3O-tf
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16


reported linr trying
enacted by the COlossao assembly lav
of the prohibition asautioaa amenda drastic
penalties and provisions make such
people the state that tAy will repeal the prAon aendent
in 1916
Penalties that exceedingly any
and dangerous
Unwss in that tAsy prevent aco. . healthy public
ent which all times in the proper enferoeent
of laws
Dangerous in that yeeaes that exceedingly drastic
easily defeated the containing penalties
thereby becomes . nullity.
But Notwithstanding which radical
the belief that they better election
than they did last fall
THE PUBLIC SALOON FOR THE SELLING OF INTOXICAT-
STATES OF AMERICA AND FOR THE SMILE REASON THAT
HAVE INVITED JUST THAT PATE FOR THE PAST QUARTER
|OF A CENTURY
regulation they
willingly there have been health regulations
ling the quality of their merchandise that they have strictly observed
and they have protection law violations
trying dictate the personnel of the awenforcng officials
possible that the people Colorado sometime the future
fit restricted sale of alcoholic
but that they will the public liquor saloon
tOfOe existed beyond the realm of fanu speculation
The general assembly has plain path travel enforcing the
citizen that shall carry amendment full effect
grandstand payine-Pueblo Chieftain.
- = =
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
ooNcE1lGIlso sUOCHss

HE of that
1t is obtainabe by ALL The
who has ambition nothing He is
Of himself his fellow might dead
buried
The of happiness
success relative One be happy with little
happy with much So succeed in small still
call success while another achieving distinction
unsatisfed.
No succeeds by himself No great esab-
shed by working alone The greatest gift
lies in his ability himself
hold his hands, out his and follow his
cannot think for his fellow he
them He be able plan he experience
him to command but he attempting big things he
associates and they him. There fellowship
interests and keen appreciation
which of minor the operation of great affairs
wise Providence that with differences
created flowers with variations Of
and valleys lakes and To the doubling mind these
tions the best evidences Of a Creating Hand
Saeeass the employer without help
port Of those with whom he surrounds himself
the employer and the employee both deserve
the full huion capital unless willing recognize the
creating the
has been established and maintained Without
success II established has besn;losL =
Of capital and labor ahs One needs the
1 Cooperating they sstabah Cs14ng tAy invite
TAs dsAagsess vAe pssaeAss - ~ ss1szy pabie
lsse ~ slssA = An&Ssk ests A@osoa W~ Ansd pay
ossasps snd ssvr wA-IAansh s.-sea
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
m wus Al. GROWING laloxrxa

E has only to take Of Colorado from border
line to border nssofth and south east westo be
vnced that the people Of this have highly favored
u harvested last al the farming sections of the
states the coal and metal have yielded
wealth and the fruit and livestock industries in hourishng
condition and with big prices everything bringing there
for the Coadosn feel unusually optimistic and
hopeful for better tss ahead There every indication that times
going to steadily from this time The and
deposits Of all the CelosdO banks reflect
teatins capita wealth in
on population than sA In the Union These eond
ons also show sound business and apreca
On of financial responsibility All this that when
begins hum revived general
ling Of financial matters confidence Colorado will be
prosperous beyond compare ~
The farmers ockmen with confidence anticipate
higher for farm products and livestock than
during the closed All things considered orsakes
Colorado search of fields lacks those qualities of mind
and body which would enable him earth
Fort Collins Courier.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
not WITHOUT D00o9

country only way yine
intimately know the ess think of him. The
quotation, but insist that than should
be- But there public official past public official,
whom this rule will apply We refer Ammons
The has criticse and
still insist that much of criticism merted and for this
have apology We criticised him his lack of
backbone dealing with awe element that brought
about industrial which obliged
failure after the sacrifice of lives and
and another fortune destruction of and loss Of
while his lack of
agressvne and for his enency dealing with the criminals
who know law sehness and who willing
baeken the Of the state OF Colorado only their
be petuaed the pars of the United Mine Workers
heartily he finally
himself and order and doubt Demo
cratic paper the loyalty upheld Governor Ammons
his efforts bring about better conditions than did the Genwood
Before the strike had progressed far it became
much of the criticism leved against Governor Ammons
possible through disposition his but because his hands
tied by who sympathy with the aws
clement that had the by the throat When became known
doing could under
sympathy for him rather than
and brought oum those Who catering to the irresponsible
rabb sought block his
sovereignty and industrial peace
Perhaps you already the people
releeated the shades of political oblivion these cumbre Of the
earth aid
sought hinder and make his administration lacking effective
possible while NJ Ammon a private citizen per-
hap loved and respected by the people today than
during the while
The fact which not made public until after his retirement
from Office that during the
of the
which there be legal which
ued has done much
prove that in
of the
With Ammons radical
at all sympathy, believing that his
predictions Am
with absolute this will
he those oppose question correct
lew
We think the majority the people
honesty and integrity Elias NJ
they have felt many official acts
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
1WY KNow ONLY ON HoU78

Of the Good Roads aoc'ction send
regarding the meeting to be held at
Wednesday, menea the Lincoln Highway association
brackets right place Pixies Peak Oceant
Ocean Hshway The inenoe that the latter auxiliary
cf the Lincoln That because south Of the Divide
"aint Lincoln highway Denver.
which win take the eavines vbod table, s cings the
fiction that neen Highway when in fact is
nothing than the rad that bound to be laid
between that city Wyoming TIE only transconnenta hish
through region directly from the
lis the OceantoO Ocean route-Coseado SsrinU Teaegnph
nOwN AT JUNCTION Asv s discussing tAs qasstm
u of MARKETING farm ana Nshea preneA The qoeseoa =
betA ipss.t psrti...e - H psss ssa aspA =
b aA]zAsaA Wa0Qi1.AnAt tR
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16
An MNovA11oN n COLORADO

EORGE CARLSON the of Colorado, has sound
ed refreshing in his aration that he be
fact instead Of rubber stamp for political machine
he propos enforce the w without favor
with his to that end He promises to
make public attempt nse to influence his
duly the and plans Of ~ who seek the
authority for the furtherance Of their selfish aims
large portion Of the s nf Cerado has been practically
under msta law for several chiefly because the states
chose to be b Of bosses in
of performing their regularly elected representatives
of the people The federal and the militia have been called
frequently into service in because the state suhor
ties have failed thsr duties and their reonbi
Governor Carlson viii do HI work in the open, he
d. he will find his and the people
Of the state will support him. -Mnneapois Tribune.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

n Osr EDITOR "a. -.Ae to feel heavyAearsed vs y
of the death during the few days of toe ct As
feAs and former We refer Wia. Ri ef Fort
Junctisa At force
character who believed i. the upbuldns Of the eoan IN
lived their lives into channels Of ssss
in order that their beliefs might become realitsa IN tAs
capacity Of engineer that the writer knew william R
quite ntinstey-knew conscientious upright sitssa
and Official We knew Hoy member Of the house
atatives the people Of the lower Gsnd valley s~
hin Asstiessr and odge capacity and good siasa
Both Of these sosght eoa their lives to tie gss rule
the so.nes in which they lived
are made poorer because Of their paa.ax on
= SSss
VH1E HAVE q of self srraign
w quite terrible which tn. week brought to
the public
his flesh and blood and knowing better Aan
the truth a Of the secusston rather than face
the awful charge elects
the brittle thread that has bound him life Of depravty
sais uncharted The of sin is DEATH
proof of saying found been
rought life been snapped
three bov
bow their heads shame the mention of their fathers
evil deeds and because
love darkness rather than light.
sssss
THE county appears be de-
the people good roads
thought they good
held Denver this and have also allowed
the expenses attend the Lincoln Highway
while Tumbor has been asked visit the
Boulder Fremont
himself with the plans adopted those for getting the most
efficient service for the expended Thii all looking toward
accomplishment possible in the construction Of good
roads the coming We have accomplished wonders that d.
past years. but much do before
said possess the Of roads really need
sssss
R fave C.rasou's meaase brinful
Of excellent suggestions and throughout there that
shows that the ambitious people
best administration possible contains excellent sggieus
which doubt the legislature will upon legs-
to add Others But speaking Of Governor Carlson
et remember that he Of hinseH successful
administration That desirable end only be brought sbsut
through coopeaton people
forget that good citizen u
hold the governor in the discharge of his duties &
= = = = =
vERYBoDY is seculatineon
whether will paas few needed laws lot that
either useless vicious and then home without buncng the
thousands dollars useesy the question the people
asking of another 1t predict what hundred
varied along lines thought
together legislative They have made good and
shall all hope that the close of brief be able
to say that they have made an equally good ending
. = =
u RESIDENT killing
tona suffrage and presumed that the charges made
against along
inc will longer be denied The that Wilson sfraid
while
nlng this probable they
thr
states who in q position to know.
- = =
VxIE OBSERVE that the this
w Legislature fortunate in securing committee
Napier place being
the entire land chaanshp while Judge Noonan
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-16

w Legislature securing places
Napier place committees being made chair
Of the eommte horticulture and being the only Democrat
the entire land chairanh while Judge Noonan
house chairman Of the eonstsonal amss
ents and ao place the eleea.s and sppoin
~onaiee the judiciary committee state aairs and rsappoFa
committee and the committee roads bridges
r---..a-f = = = = =
VIIE ARE CEERED by Denver that
w only short session Of the Legislature and ought bs
thankful for that Conditions becoming such these
Of the Legislature viewed good deal vsw
piaie Of anpe1-sonethng tat always avoided
but everybody than glad legislature
would only quarantine against the lobbyists and wire pus
that would help SOME
THOSE PEOPLE who allow themselves become discouraged
and psasimac and sometimes imagine that the Almighty
turned His fee from Gnwood should ehee take
brighter things bright occasionally
Didn't have fire yesterday morning that left Genwood without
breweryi You know there los but there
gin. -~'7-.~~- -s7
ETa AAes At e ne Garfield county high school building
+ opening exereissA Here q nag
hss.t 4 visa all people ,aould be truly pro.d
srss to ~ bead to tie fAs district
s..sE M wn eg's <Aa r. ispsst 4 Co.. sss
- ~ = es~ vA - a4@ss.j j.'s.es-4 .S
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
SANTA fE ASSUMED l
ALEARDM0RE Loss
VIII Settle Al Death, Personal Injury
and Property Claims
Caused BY Fire.

Ardmore. Okla. Oct. 5.-Ail claims
for death. personal injury and prop
erty loss resulting from the disaster
here last week will BE- assumed by the
Santa Fe Railway Company. adjust
ments to be made by cash as soon a.
the merits Of the several cases can
be determined. This information was
contained In a telegram received yes
terday by Mayor Mullen from +. p.
Ripley, president Of the Santa Fc
Company.
The telegram says that the com
pany Is not inclined to wait for the
Judgment OF the courts In fixing the
liability for the explosion. which took
a life toll Of forty-seven persons and
damaged property to the extent Of
half million dollars.
Following out a suggestion IN the
telegram the mayor has appointed O.
committee Of business and profession
al men to act as a compromise con-
mittee." This committee IL to report
all cases Of death. injury and proper
ty loss to the Santa re Company and
immediate cash settlement win be
made upon a reasonable basis.
Acknowledgement Of responsibility
upon the part Of the Santa re prob
ably win result In resembling the or
der Of the Corporation Commission
for hearing on Thursday to place
the blame for the disaster.
City officials expressed themselves
as pleased with the action Of the
Santa Fe and believe that In most
cases q compromise settlement viii
be agreed to.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
General War summary.
fBy Associated Prers.l


London. Oct s.-Through some un
explained cause--probably delay In
telegraphic communication Bulgaria
obtained an additional tventy-four
hours to decide her course. The time
limit OF the Russian ultimatum did
not expire yesterday afternoon. but
the decision was delayed to this AZ.
ternoon.
Special dispatches from Athens a..
sert that Greek sailing ships have
been pursued by Bulgarian revenues.
the Greeks being fred on.
No official report has been received
Of the landing OF allied troops at
salonica.
The loss OF strategic point near
LaBasse was announced by Marshal
French and there Is keen disappoint.
ment In England. The admission Is
tempered with the statement that the
German counter attacks have been
beaten on the rmainder Of the front
Military writer's already profess to
see the effect OF the offensive in the
West on the Eastern operations. The
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
'PI|UH gluL DOCK
Ed T0n0VE|Nb[R 1
Slides at Present Are Worst IN HE
tory Of Waterway Aceord.
Inc to Message.

Panama. Oct. 5.--Lieutenant coloosr
Chester Harding. the sasinser Il
charge Of the Panama Canal. hns sun<
message to the Secretary a NJ
Il Washington recomnsndiae ~
President Wilson Issue an exoruelxo
order officially closing the canal unt1I
November I.
Colonel Harding explains that 4
viii be impossible to clear the connl
before that date and perhaps not tneu.
He fAvors refundIng the tolls 10 thoss
ships which have paid them and aro
now awaiting passage. and also thnf
arrangements be made to tr1noo>fo
the carsoes Of the vessels ani a..
ward them to their destlnalions. L
Is estimated. however. that Il woulN
require at least . month for ~
Panama Railroad 70 comp1o(o ~
trsnsshipment Of the careoes a H.
ninety vessels now IN canal waforn
The conditions caused by TIE nsv
slide are the worst IN the history q
the canal. according to colonsl HARD
Ing. More than 100000 cublc yar1s
Of earth must Be removed bseuro ~
channel is again deep enough y -
init the passage Of shipa- ~
dredgers are maintaining hlsn po1ne
Of efficiency. and during ne nor1n
'f September removed more saas l.
eee.ooo yards. The work b bolnx
pushed and canal ofncisis are optl.
mistic that eventually the daneer q
slides win be overcome.
The agents Of the stesner Finland.
which arrived at colon October 1
rom New York. have received ordsr1
10 send the ship to New Orleans. lrom
which port the 900 passengers YIN ~
forwarded to San Frsncisco By rail
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
EXPLOSION ON
j. S. DESTROYER
Occurred During war msrsuvsrs and
Two Men Badly
ourned.


Newport Oct. San explosion fol-
lowed by fire occurred today aboard
the destroyer Cummings while en-
gagged In war maneuvers. Two men
were badly burned by oil flames. The
FIRE was soon extinsuished. but the
boat had to return to port
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

y Telesraphic Delay Bulgaria Secured A Stay
OF q Hours in Replying to Russia's Ultima.
tum Which Placed the Time Limit at 4 O'clock
as Today-Reported That Bulgaria Signed Up
With Austria Some Time Ago to Put Six
Army Divisions in the Field Against Serbia
Allies Lost Advantageous Point on Western
Front-Russia Holding Her Own Against
Germans Germany Will Make Settlement
in Arabic Sinking Austrian Ambassador
Dumba Sailed For Home Today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
BANK CASHIER
WAS ARRESTED
Claimed to Have Been GAGGED and
Thrown In the Vault BY
the Robbers-

For, Worth. Tex. Oct. s.-A care
ml check Of the books and the re-
covery last night OF $4,000 shows. ae-
cording to bank officials at Keller.
that the loss is only $40. Cashier
Adams has been arrested and charged
with embezzlement He claimed he
was gagged and thrown In the vault.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
EKPECTEDfTFACK
! ''Mls h0FMlDE
- ~
No mszisans Attempted 70 cress the
River Last Night -closs Watch
Not RsIsxsd.


BrownsviIIe. Tex. Oct. 5.--Informa-
tion that Luis de la Rosa. the Texas
bandit leader. appeared openly sun.
day morning In the streets Of Rey.
nosa. Mexico. was given to American
army officers today.
No sIexicans attempted to cross
the Rio Grande last night as was ex.
pected. but army officials have not
relsxsd their preparations to repeI
any invasion.
II was announced at Matamoros TO.
day that General Nafarrate. the retir.
Ing commander Of that garrison. goes
to Victoria.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

New York. Oct. 5.-Dr. Dumba. the
Austro-Hunsarian ambassador to the
United States. who was recalled Ut
President Wilson's request. sailed for
home today. accompanied by an en-
bassy attache. He bears no III will
to this country or its people" Dr.
Dumba told the newspaper men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
TEXAS HAsF|RsT
FROST Of SEASON

Kansas City. No.. Oct. 5.-The first
general frost Of the season prevailed
last night over Oklahoma. North
Texas. Western Illinois and other
Middle Western States. There was
. fall OF twenty degrees.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

Pstresrsd. Oct. s.--RussIs's ultima
tum 10 Bulgaria wac not delivered un.
ti' o'clock yesterday afternoon. Pre-.
v'ous dispstehss said Il wss delivered
Sunday. The ultlmstum. which de.
msnds that euissris maintain strict
neutrality Or eide openly with Ger.
many. Austria and Turkey. nov sx-
p'rss q = thls sfssrreen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
iLL|ED[0lNW WAS
0vERsUDsCR|BED
ovsrsvbssriptis~s gssImstsd 10 Run
From Twenty-Five 10
Hundrsd MllileN.

New York. Oct. ss--The great allied
bond Issue was oyersubscribed and
the underwriters' books closed this
morning At 10 o'clock. II was not
announced whether the total over
subscription would be made public.
Estimates Of the oversubscription
ranged from s25.OOO.Ooo to 100000.
900.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

my Aseooateo tT2eal
MILAN, italy, Oct s.--A sens die.
psseh announces thst . military con.
vsntien wss signed some sims eco
between Bulgaria. Germany and Aus.
sr's under which elk esissrias army
divisions ere bound TO attack Serbia.
The opposition leaders have now
changed front and declare that BuI
saris Is united In favor Of the reu.
tons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
R0BBEEGdTFODR h
1RDUsl|D
Blew Vault of state Sank q Maud.
oklshems-A Posss Il
purssIre.


Shawnee. Okla. Oct 1.-Two men
early today blew the vault Of the
State Bank at Maud. Okla. and
escaped with $4,000. A posse ia pur.
suing the robbers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05
viii settle Arabic AFFAIR.
my AsooclatsA prsss.l

Washington. Oct s.--Ambassador
Count Won Bernstorff today gave
Secretary Of State Lansing an oral
assurance with respect to the Arabic.
pointing to q satisfactory settlement,
according to official information OBJ
tained after the conference.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

Russians are holding the Germans
before Dvinsk and are giving little
ground elsewhere.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

Sweet through the green leave,
shines the moon.-Leland.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-05

This banknose world.-nzoreens
Halleck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-04

Thi smodern design frame house is
for an east front Is 80 It. In width by
10 SIT. in depth over the main part,
built with a good concrete foundation
and full basement with Oriental brick
used for the piers to piazza and for
the outside facing OF chimneys with
stone trimmings. The roof is low
pitched, hipped roof with wide pro-
jected caves with rafters showing on
the underside. It is athoroughly we'll
built house in every respect, very com.
plete in all of It's appointments with
good-sized rooms. plain finish, oak In
the first story and the, second story IN
white enamel with hardwood floors
Throughout.
The main piazza fnu front Is shown
open. designed to be screened. but at
small additional cost could be enclosed
with glazed openings II desired. The
entire treatment of the exterior 10
artistic. The outside is covered with
narrow siding. mitred on the outer
|angles and the roofs shingled and
stained in color to suit the owner. The
estimated cost exclusive Of heating
and plumbing is from $1,000 ( o $500.
The main Twin groom on the left In
front with. the. dining room ON the
right open together with sliding doors
and the dining groom and kitchen con-
meet through the pantry.
The main stairs with basement stairs