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from Fish creek where they spent n
few days fishing and hunting.
+. Y. Smith of Elm Heights. Elm
Grove. VIII move to. bridgeport. o.. to-
Mrs. George Bolts OF woodsfieid. O.
Is visiting friends at Pleasant Valley.
Miss Virginia Bowman. OF EdgWood
who sustained painful injuries by fall
Ing down a flight OF steps at her home
Thursday. Is recovering rapidly
Mr.; and Mrs. T.. p. Tough and son
Yesterday at Harrisville, o., the guests
OF relatives.
Miss Mary Auth Of Edgwood. who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
North wheeling hospital. will be Temove
ed 10 her home this week.
Miss Lena Scharier Is III at her home
Ralph McFadden OF Edgington Lane.
Is spending a few days at Canton, Ohio
on business.
Misses Anna and Bertha Brown OF
New Martinsville. are spending few
days the guests OF friends In Edgwood.
Thomas Maurer OF Elm Grove, left
yesterday for Mount Pleasant, q.
Mrs. Louis Elmer OF Elm Grove. left
yesterday for Louisville. Ky.
The ladies' Aid society Of the Elm
Grove NJ. f church Will give a chicken
and waffle supper the first week OF Oc-
tober.
Misses Jane Barry and Lucille Blav-
day for INDIANA, Pa. where they viii
enter the state Normal school at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook OF ConneIfsville.
Pa. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs a IL,
Carter. OF Elm Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Riggs and son
Harry Of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs r. r.
keyser Of Elm Grove. returned late yes
terday from Charlerol. Pa. where they
attended a reunion OF the Carson scott
families
Bates Butler % Elm Grove. accom-
panied by his son. Bates. Jr. left last
on business
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MANY AT CHURCH
Yesterday's Services Largely Attended.
Pastors and Parishioners
Return

Yesterday gave promise OF a busy sea-
son 70 come when the different Church
services were well attended. Nearly ali
OF the ministers as wen as the members
their vacations.
Al the Island Christian church the
RcN. X r. Carman preached two very
good sermons In the evening he chose
as his subject The Supreme Judge" In
conducted.
The Rev. William J. HARNESS. A. NJ.
IN. d. OF Jacksonville. Fla, occupied
the pulpit at the Chapline street Nj e.
church yesterday. lie was former pas
tor OF the church. and has done much
for it's up-building.
Rev, Paul Ludwig. field missionary
from Canada, had charge OF the services
IN the Zion Lutheran church yesterday
Al the 81, Matthews Episcopal church
the Rev. j. Logan Fish. Of ST. Andrews
church, conducted morning prayer at
1880 o'clock.
At the Second United Presbyterian
church the Rev. Thomas Hanna. l.. L d.
OF Monmouth. Ill, occupied the pulpit.
He was very well received by the con-
gregation.
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Austrtana Active.


VIENNA, sept. -. via London. Sept.
10, l;OS a. m.-The following official
SommunIoation was issued b. the war
office tonight.
-'tussian theatre-Our forces fight
ing IN Nolhynia on Saturday crossed the
Goryn river near Derazno and the Ikwa
near DubnO.
The Russian attacks near Tarnopol
have Increased In violence. Northwest OF
IarnOpOl the enemy succeeded In pene-
tIutlns cur grencnes and occupying
the village Of DOlzanka. German and
honved battalions who hurried from
neighboring districts caught the enem >
on both Hanks reconquered sDolzanka
and threw the enemy back uFon their
oridgehead positions The enemy losses
were great.
Iarnopol were repulsed. on the fronts
east OF the Baka and Stripa. on the lo--
er Sereth and the Bessarabian frontier
the day passed quietly. on the Lithuan-
ian frontier. near kossOw the Austro-
hungarian troops captured the strongly
entrenchcd village OF Szkuraty.
On Italian Front
italian theatre-As expected. several
heavy engagements developed Saturday
on tne front OF the coastal district. es-
pecialiy IN the northern sector. all OF
ure Of the attacking Italians In the
Fhtsch tflezzol basin renewed enemy
infantry attacks failed to make progress
opposite JablOniCa our fire forced the
enemy 70 a hasty retreat The attack
OF Italians who had taken positions
south OF JaNozek was rcpulsed.
In the Ursic district. fighting. heav-
Ter than ever. has been raging all day
long. Here the Sankt Poelten iandwehr
with customary bravery. repulscd the
enemy. Again We firmly held all our
positions.
The southern position OF the bridge
head at TOimino has again been under
heavy Italian gunfire. II has become
known that the seventh infantry divis-
ion. one detachment Of Alpini and two
battalions Of Bersaglierf we're engaged
here In attacks Thursday.
In the district OF Dobero several
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saturday evening about s O'Clock. Leo
nard Leopold. while riding his motor
cycle, crashed into a wagon belonging
70 william letters. "A farmer residing
near Point Mills. at Roney's Point on
the national road. Mr. Jefferson was
throWn from the wagon and sustained
a number OF minor bruises and the
WAGON whs badly damaged The motor
cycle was also damaged ami Mr.. Leopold
was slightly injured. Jefferson had a
warrant sworn out for Leop0id's arrest
BY Deputy Sheriff john Minkemyer
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Before an Insurance Company will
take a risk on your lfe the examining
physician will test the urine and report
WHISTLER you are a good risk When
you suffer from backache. sick head
ache. dizzy spells or the tufnfos and
pains ~ lumbago. rheumatism and
gouf Tho urine o. often cloudy. full
of sediment. channels often ret sore
and sleep IL disturbed two or three
times a night This De- the time you
should consult some physician Of vide
eHDerience-s a. Dr Pierce. o. the
lnvalida' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
Bunalo. y. Y. Send him 10 cents for
sample package ~ bic new discovery -
-An-Uric" Write him your symptoms
and eend sample ~ urine Tor test
bHperience has taught Dr Pierce that
"An-Uric" r. the most powerful agent
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TWICE IN THE SAME PLACE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. 12.-LIght-
ming struck twice in the same place on
the same day when the large barn of
Simon Hershey. near Middletown. was
burned last night. The first stroke set
fire TO the framework and Hershey, By
hard work. put out the flames. A few
minutes later another bolt struck the
building and IL was destroyed.
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ROME via Paris. sept u. Il:3O .. m.
-Ihe Following statement from general
headquarters was issued tonight.
In Tyrol In the Trentino region and
Carnia the artillery action continues.
though hampered by the fog. The enc
mys IRE has been directed especially
against the townships behind our lines.
In the Plezzo basin. on the night Of
september 10. enemy troops under cover
OF darkness attempted sudden attack
on the Slatenik valley. Our troops al
lowed Them 10 approach 10 within a short
distance and then fell upon them with
the bayonet, putting them TO flight af-
ter n violent struggle
In the TolminO district after our at
tack OF the ninth on santa Maria the
presence OF strong enemy detachment
we're reported moving IN the direction OF
that place by way OF the valley OF Tom
inski
In the lower Isonzo zone an aerial
reconnaissance established the fact that
the enemy II building a new system OF
defenses OF an almost permanent char
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the NJ. f. church. Of Elm Grove. Al the
regular service held yesterday morning.
soted unanimously 10 request the return
~ conference Of Rev. ;. Il. Hart who
has met with great success during the
past two years. II Is practically as
aured mat Rev Hart viii again be re-
turned by the annual Conference Of the
Methodist churches which will be held
at Parkersburg. In the next two weeks
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8 T.. Cridef 81 Dallas spent Yesterday
in Elm Grove on business
Miss Helen earle % Leafherwood. will
return % MorgnntoWn today where sh1
viii resume her studies in the West Viz
Einia University
william Fleming 81 Patterson. was
called O. Dallas. yesterday. on account
~ the death of his father Thorreg
Fleming
Jack Graham % uiliouvalo. o.. apent
LCatcrqay tie guest o. relatives az Elm
Grove
James iiualey ~ Elm Grove b. spend
Ing bic vacation uf Mountain lake Park
. zoo tnlnrfnr Frank flirra and Nike
NaHnfn or Elm Grove. have returned
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most authority on the engineering
features ~ the art ~ printing. and
Elmer A. sperry. electrical inventor
and manufacturer
Secretary Daniels has declared his
intention OF seeing that great weight
is given all conclusions and recon
mendations Of this board not only IN
the framing Of the administration =
recommendation 20 congress. but IN
the regular operation and develop.
ment Of the navy
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May Purchase Truck.

The members Of the Edgwood VoIun-
teer FIRE department at their meeting
70 De held TOMORROW evening, may pur-
chase a nre truck Tor the town should
the COMMITTEES investigating the air
terent prices OF fire trucks make a fav-
orable report IL - the desire OF the
Volunteers To see that the town has the
best nre equipment Of any town to be
found In the pike district
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enemy attacks against the salient on the
plateau failed. 80
On the Tyrolean frontier Saturday
afternoon and SUNDAY The Italians ~
successfully attacked In the sector west
OF Monte Piano with the full strength 81
valley and the district OF cristallo .
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street Carnival.

Everything Is In readiness for the
street carnival to be given tomorrow
evening under the auspices OF the Full
ton Volunteers, on bow street and the
National road. az the foot OF fulton
hill The proceeds derived from the
carnival Will be used 10 purchase equip
nSnt FOR the IRE department
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The literary and musIcar entertain
ment TO be given at the short Creek NJ
r. church tomorrow evening Will no
ooubt be well attended me amair is
given under the auspices Of the Loyal
Band Bible class and Miss Holmes, a
reader, Will be present and take part.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


The council OF Fulton win hold a
special meeting this evening for the
purpose OF considering number OF
matters OF general interest. Later in
The week another meeting will be held
when the msmbers OF council Will meet
the officials OF the West virginia Trac-
ton and Electric company 10 discuss a
number OF franchises.
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Big GERMAN DRIVE


believed that the arrival of Grand
Duke Nicholas will be the signal for
more important operations, which will
lessen the burden OF the allies who
are trying TO force the Dardanelles.
No important news has been re-
ceived from the later front for up-
ward OF week from the allies. al.
though II Is apparent from the Turk
ish reports that there has been a con-
siderable amount Of fighting.
An optimistic rumor Is again afoat.
probably due to the statement recent.
ly made by Lord Robert Cecil. under
secretary for foreign Affairs. that the
allies are not far from a great sue
cess.
There has been little or no cessa-
ton OF the artillery engagements on
the western front A few isolated at.
lacks by German infantry have taken
place. but according to Paris have
been repulsed. and there have been
further air raids and much bomb
throwing.
Diplomats still keenly await the out.
come OF the Balkan negotiations. IL
Is said that Servia has agreed to cede
Macedonia to bulgaria II Bulgaria
joins the allies. and that he latter has
agreed In case OF victory for the allies
Servia shall have Bosnia. Dalmatia.
Croatia and Slavonia.
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Calm On pardaneller

PARIS. sept. IL, 7.iS .. m.-An off
cial report issued today says:
In the Dardanelles. the last period
OF nNe days has been very calm. In the
north zone the Turks on different oc-
casions have oTcned a violent infantry
and artillery fire, but without leaving
,heir trenches. In the south zone there
Is nothing particular 10 report outside
the efficiency OF trench mortars which
have destroyed two small forts and
caused seriOus losses to the enemy
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The swimming pool az Wheeling park
proved 70 be a very popular place yes.
enjoyed the day On the pool The popu-
liar resort VIII be kept open By the park
tnanAkement - long as the weather re-
come chilly.
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John Hell. who was arrested for As
eault and battery. and using abusive
language Saturday az the county fnfirn-
arys upon warrant sworn out bv Super
intendent John Menkemyer will bee
Elvcn hearing to-day before squire
Charles selbort. % Elm Grove
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a them with their fire and by conu.

ter-attacks.
on the front OF Orany fierce fighting
Sonnnues In the Skidel district least
OF Srodno) where the enemy brought up
I S odrSeinents. We captured une officer
ana loo men and machine guns.
North Of this district there have been
only insignificant attacks which we
easily repulsed. Prisoners say that the
Germans are excessively fatigued BY Inc
recent fighting and that their losses in
the last three days in killed alone
amounted TO 100 men per company
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The proceeds derived from the dance
this evening which will be given in
MIXERS barn az Edgington Lane, will
go toward purchasing equipment for the
football team Of EdEWOOd
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The open air meeting OF the Christian
f.ndeaNor Society OF the Presbyterian
Shurch OF West Alexander. held on the
lawn surrounding the church last even
ing was well attended
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The Constipation Bugbear

Nujol is odorless and tasreless,
absolutely neutral, and is not
digested or absorbed into the
system. 1t acts merely as a me-
chanical lubricant.
Nujol is not a drug. Its use
will not give quick. temporary
relief. But Nujol is a genuine
remedy in that it relieves con-
stipation in the most natural
way by lubricating the lining
of the intestines. softening the
intestinal contents, and thus
promoting healthy and normal
bowel activity.
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The members Of the Dimmcy football
team we're out on the ricasanton
grounds yesterday whore they enjoyed a
splendid workout The squad al the
present time numbers over twenty young
men who are eager 90 make the team
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The Fulton Volunteers lost a good
game yesterday afternoon on tho
fleasanton grounds. o. the Dlmmey
Athleuc team 81 EdGwood. by the score
or % 2. The game Waa eagerly con
tested. and many Interested spectators
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acter. According TO reliable informa-
zion the enemy mas been reinforced Nv
fresh contingents OF troops and heavy
artillery.
Two OF our aeroplanes effectively
bombarded the enemy's encampment
near Ophachiasella- Tine enemy threw
number Of shells into the Monfalcone
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in disEoiving uric acid. 49, hot water
melts sugar besides being absolutely
harmless, and 10 endowed with other
properties, Tor u preserves the Kidneys
IN healthy condition BY thoroughly
cleansing them. Being so many times
more active than iithia. % clears tho
heart valves ~ any sandy substances
which may clog them and checks the
degeneration % fho bloOd-vesaeIa. As
wen oa regulating blood pressure
Anuric' o. regular Insurance and
llfe-aaver Tor al bic meat eaters and
those who depusit limo salts in their
joints Ask the druggist FOR "An.urie"
put up BY Dr Pierce. On Scent pack.
ages.
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BERLIN, Sept. II. via London. 612
p m.-An official statement issued at
the war office today said.
Several Russian seaplanes attacked n
small German cruiser off Mindau They
cropped eight bombs. all OF which
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ESTIMATE cases

~ ~ = - (aoSo Va
chronic constipation,
which no longer respond
TO the usual laxative and cathar-
tic remedies, may be success
fully treated by the use of Nujol
as an internal lubricant.
The mineral oil treatment for
constipation has received the
unqualified endorsement of
leading specialists both in this
country and abroad. 1t has none
of the dangers of the habit
forming laxativcs, and is of par
tcular value In the treatment
of constipation in children.
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The committee appointed some time
aEo ~ ~ Woodadaie council. closed
deal Saturday, with ~. VI Adams a SON
Echmulharh Hullding. local repreHenta-
ives Tor the American IA France Fire
EnHlne COMPANY Inc ~ Elmirn y y
whereby the town viii receive NJ IS
horse power combination chemical on
zine ana hose cert Tor fire prstaf Ion.
The machine Wiu b. delivered within
ninety days.
want hfinistsr Returned.
The members of the c0uFrogaflon Of
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Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for tbe
liver and bowels have been favorabiy
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Inc Russian official report OF the
10th mentions fighting by Russian adj
vance guards to the north OF Abel Ger
man troops did not take part in any op-
erations there. On the other hand Rus
sian advance guards were seen yester-
day northwest OF the Vlliya- They were
attacked and thrown back. Also mem
toned In the same report Is a victory by
Two Russian soldiers over six Germans
at the confluence of the Zelwianka No
report Of this has reached the German
army administration. (The Russian Of
tcial statement referred TO which was
cabled TO the United States did not mem
ton the victory OF two Russians over
six Germans.)
Army group OF Prince Leopold Of Va
Narla,-Ihese troops are In close CO.
operation with the right wing OF the
army group OF Field Marshal Won Him.
denburg. Enemy positions south OF Eel
ba were taken Near Koszeie the Eel
wianka has been crossed On both sides
OF the Beresha- Kart hka- Kossow = To-
MIN road, the enemy has been driven
back. This army group took 2.759 pris-
oners and IL machine guns
Army group of Field Marshal Won
Mackensen: Attacking on both sides OF
the railway to Pinsk some advance po-
sltions were taken by surprise during
the night.
In The southeastern theatre: German
troops. In conjunction with others, re-
pulsed further attacks with severe loss
20 the enemy"
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WHY ~AN-URIC''
IS An INSURANCE AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH

Suerers from Bacache Rheumatlsm and Kldney Trnnhe
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oE.xAxs .rrosr


BERLIN. Sept. IL. via London. 4:2O %.
m.-Further progress for the German
troops at various points along the battle
line In Russia Is claimed In an official
statement issued today at the headquar-
tiers Of the German staff. but no mem
ton Is made OF operations IN the Riga
district. The assertion In made that RUS
sian attacks In the Galicia district were
rerulsed.
The communication follows:
In the western theatre: On a large
part OF the front there was lively ar
tillery activity. Successful mine explo-
sions In the Champagne and the Argonne
trenches.
Early yesterday morning. enemy air
men dropped bombs on Ostend. No dam
age was done and no one was Injured
In the eastern theatre: Army group
OF Field Marshal con Hindenburg: on
the 'front.' between Duna and Mercer. on
the Niemen. the fighting at various
points assumed greater proportions, 500
prisoners and five machine guns being
taken. Between Jeziory and the Niemen
stubborn battles lasted throughout the
day and only this morning did the enc
my cease his resistance. He Is being
pursued. On the Zelwianka the enemy
lines have been broken through at sew
eral points. The enemy lost IL officers
and 1896 men taken prisoner. as well as
seven machine guns
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-07-27


Kool Kumfortable summer filings fol-
men and boys. See MarsteIler, The One
Price Clother.
Ask Miller's Pharmacy first, or Phone
number 81.
The Jefferson Garage has received the
new Overland ear, which will be demon
strated TO you any time that you wish
Water Coolers, Refrigerators and lee
Cream Freezers at Phillips & Mooreland's.
We make speciality on high grade finest
material at o NJ Phillids Lumber and Sup
ply Company.
Just received large supply of Roofing
and Fave Trough at 0 NJ Phillips Lumber
and Supply Company.
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will be in Charles Town at our Reposi
DRY on Saturday July S1st. Please cal
to see me at that time in regard to nice
buggy or surrey for spring. We pay trans.
portation on wheels for new rubber tire
and we do the work cheaper than any firm
III the country. Write or call to see us.
Through the week Mr.. Adam Brown OF
the Palm Hotel is our representative, and
will at all times be glad TO show Won on,
various vehicles.
Milford Slough,
For Thrush 4 Slough.
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Presbyterian Reunion Pen-MaI
Thursday, July 29th.

For the above occasion. special train
will be operated by the Norfolk &
Western Rwy. from Elkton and inter-
mediate stations, leaving Charles Town
$40 m. Very low round "Trip fares
for the day. Returning. special train
will leave Pen. Mar 5:25 pm. this date
W. G. SAUNDERS.
General Passenger Agent.
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Odd Fellows Reunion Pen Mar
Thursday, August 9th.

For this occasion. the Norfolk &
Western Railway viii operate special
train and sell round-trip tickets at very
low fares. Special train will leave
Front Royal 7:59 m. and returning,
will leave Pen Mar 5:25 p M, OF this
date.
w. C. SAUNDERS.
General Passenger Agent.
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Summer
Vacation Helps.

You viii want to take
along with you on that sum
.mer Trip a lot oflittle things
such as Talcums, Face Creams
Freekle Cream. Wash Rags
Tooth Paste or Powder.
Tooth Brushes Thermos
Bottles, probably a Flash.
light, maybe some Fishing
Tackle.
This is where we come in;
get them all of us, save
money by doing that. and
incidentally be sure that you
will have just what You want
when you want it.