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Major General Gets Sharp
Rebuke From Secre-
tary Garrison.
COLONEL MAKES REPLY
War Preparedness Contro-
versy May Figure in
Next Campaign.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. PA
controversy that may be carried into
the Presidential campaign has been
precipitated by the speech OF former
President Roosevelt at the Plat;Sburg,
y. T., military camp and the sharp
rejoinder OF Secretary Of War CARR.
son. AS direct result Of the RoOSe.
welt speech. Secretary Garrison wired
a sharp rebuke 10 Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood, former chief OF stan OF the mi.
ted States Army. who. in his present
capacity OF commanding officer OF the
Eastern Division OF the Army, is IN
charge OF the Piattsburg military
training camp.
Over the shoulders OF General WooU
also, Secretary Garrison aimed point.
ed thrusts at Co!one! Roosevelt.
Secretary Garrison's Rebuke.
Secretary Garrison's telegram TO
General Wood follows:
Il have just seen the report in the
newspapers OF the speech made by
ex.PreSldent Roosevelt at the P!atts.
burg camp. II is difficult TO conceive
OF anything which could have a more
detrimental effect upon The real value
OF this experiment than such an !rct
dent. This camp, held under Govern.
ment auspices, was. SUCCESSFULLY den
onstrating many things Of great mo.
ment. Its virtue consisted in The fact
that 1t conveyed its own impressive
lessons in its practical and successful
operation and results.
NO opportunity should have been
furnished to any one TO present 10 the
men any matter excepting that which
was essential 10 the necessary train.
ing they were there 10 reCe,ve Any.
thing else could only have the effect
OF distractiug attention from the rea.
nature OF the experiment, diyerting
consideration 10 issues which excite
controversy, antagonism and ilI-teel.
ing and thereby impairing, II not de.
Stroying, what otherwise would have
been so effective. There must not be
any opportunity given al Plattsburg
or at any other similar camp tor an%
such unfortunate consequences.
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CAN PLACE GAS LINES.

HARRISBURG. Aug. 27.-Permis-
sion has been granted by the State
Water Supply Commission to the T.
W. Phillips Gas and Oil Company to
place gas lines in the bed of the Allie
Cheny River at Edgecliff, Westmore-
land county. The Aetna Land Com
pany will be permitted to dam the
Driftwood branch OF the Sinnemahon-
ing, one mile northwest OF Emporium.
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B. and 0. Increase
Held Up Six Months

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 81
The public service commission further
suspended for six months the sched.
ule OF passenger rates recently filed
by the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. and
set October u as the date for the
hearing. The railroad asked permiS.
sion to increase its passenger tarifs
to 21S cents per mile.
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j s IS PROMISED FULL SATISFACTION FOR ARABIC SINKING
France is Sending
Finances to U. S,

PARIS. Aug. 27.-Octare Hemberg.
OF the foreign office. and Ernest NAL
let. regent OF the Bank OF France,
have been designated by the finance
minister. Alexander Ribot. as the
French delegate who are to join the
British representatives in New York
early next month TO consider best
means OF obtaining French and Brit
ish credit balances in the United
States to stabilize the exchange rate.
Minister Ribot gave them instructions
today and they are to depart for the
United States on Monday.
Both French delegates are imminent
bankers.
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French Hold Swiss
AS Enemy Trader

MARSEILLES. way Paris. Aug. q
Henri SchweitZer. a Swiss has been
arrested here charged with trading
with the enemy The police alleged
that during the past year. Schweitzer
has done an export business with Ger
many through Switzerland amounting
to 30,OOO000 francs.
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coNplrloN UNCHANGED.

The condition OF Frank, the Ilttle
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haas. who
is critically i'll at the Haas home on
Fairmont avenue. remains practically
unchanged today. The child is in a
critical condition and practically no
hope is entertained for his recovery.
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The Weather..

Western P nsylva a-Partly
Goudy tonight. possibly light frost in
the interior north. Saturday fair and
warmer.
West Showers tonight;
Saturday partly cloudy.
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RUSSIAN ARMY CUT N TWO
FIGHTING FOR EXISTENCE
ASENENY DRIVES ONWARD
Invaders are Now on Soil of White Rus.
sia For First Time in the War.
Moscow Threatened
0yTA FORTRESS CAPTURED BY TEUTONS

has been evacuated. Official an
nouncement to this effect was made
here today.
In all, the wide sweep OF Russian
territory south Of the aBltic provinces.
which has been covered during the
great Austro.German offensive move
nent. the fortress OF Grodno is now
the only strongly defended position
remaining in the hands Of the RuE-
slams
Olita was on the principal Russian
line OF offenSe midway between Eoyno
already in the hands OF the Germans,
and Grodno. It is about so miles
southwest OF the important railroad
center of wilma. which is on the direct
trunk line TO Petrograd. olita is the
Str important Russian fortress TO fan
before the invaders in the last three
weeks, =
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SCHEDULED EoR TRIAL

NJ v Pannell. accused OF furnishing
liquor TO Leo Davis, is scheduled for.
trial tomorrow before Justice Of the
Peace r. Leigh Fleming. Both men,
have amusement concessions at the
fair grounds. They were arrested
shortly before last midnight
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Knively and
children, OF Blacksville, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicely, OF Spring
street.
Miss Gladys Duncan, OF Pennington,
is the guest Of Miss Blake Neely in
this city.
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LONDON, Aug 27.-The AuStro.
German invaders have not only press
ed their opponents into old Russia be-
yond the political borders OF ancient
Poland, but have penetrated beyond
the district OF Russia porper. nhabIt'
ed by Poles. This enormous advance
has now reached the stage III which
troops of Emperor Nicholas are fight
ing for eXiStance on soil Of White Rus
sia which for the first time during this
war is feeling the Effects Of invasion.
The main objective OF the Germah
attack around Brest-I.itovsk for
number of days has been the railroad
running eastward from the fortress
toward Moscow. This line with ITS
front running in a Southcasterly di-
rectioG provided the means lor the
Russian evacuation OF the fortress.
The AuStro-German advance against
this railroad has been so Slow that II
is believed here the evacuation was
accomplished successfully before the
fortress surrendered.
Serbia Reply Not Known.
Serhias reply 10 the note of the
quadrapIe entente which has not been
made public. although reported to
nave bcea delivered, evidently is
awaited by other Balkan states before
they take further action. Doubts are
now expressed on the accuracy Of the
report which was accepted yesterday
shat a Turko. Bulgarian agreement had
been signed.
The transfer of considerable body
OF German troops from the eastern
10 the western front is reported IN
press dispatches.
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NEW YORK Aug 2t.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. advised of Secre.
tary Garrlson's telegram to Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood. said that he was
entirely responsible for his own re.
marks at Plattsburg He also said he
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GERMANY WILL
MAKE MORE THAN
MERE DISAVOWAL
COUNT eERNsToRFF.
Ambassador Makes State
ment on Instructions
from Teuton Capital.
BIG VICTORY FOR j. 5.
British Newspapers Com
ment on Reply to Ara
bic Sinking.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Count
Won Bernstorff. German ambassador.
acting on instructions from Berlin.
notified Secretary Lansing today that
full satisfaction" will be given to the
United States for the sinking Of the
White Star liner Arabic.
The ambassador explained that Ger
many would make more than a mere
disavowal II il is found the Arabic was
sunk without warning.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Count
Won Bernstorff called at the State De-
partment early and conferred with
Secretary Lansing nearly half hour.
It had been suggested that perhaps
Germany was ready also to make
reparation was ready also TO make
come up at today's conference. The
disposition Of the German embassy
is to take up one step at time. So
far the German admiralty has re-
eeived no report from its submarines
which were operating in the Arablc's
vicinity
Further communications now are
expected from Berlin to the German
ambassador and to the State Depart.
ment from Ambassador Gerard. which
will advance the negotiations to a
point where attacks on passenger car
rying ships will be definitely discon-
tinued, at least while the subject is
under further discussion.
The crisis between the two coun-
tries now is regarded as having pass
ed into the realm OF diplomacy.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Cable dis
patches reporting the statement yes
terday OF Count Won Bernstorff. Ger
man ambassador at Washington, TO
Secretary Lansing, that the German
submarine commanders had been or.
dered to attack no more merchantmen
without warning. are displayed prom
inently today in London newspapers.
The Westminster Gazette says:
"If Count Bernstorff is speaking
with full authority the American gov
ernnent can claim TO have won very
notable victory"
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SCRATCHES EoR TO-DAY.

oGhR SE1GO FOH tOSHIs
First race, 2:l0 stake race for
$1.0OO.-Dan Mack. Dwight. Lo-
gan. Mary Direct, Don Patch,
Dzeron.
Second race. 2.17 trot for $500.
Herbert Cozine. Legal Guy Ban
lila, John s., Major Wilson.
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,l;r NSsncatc.! prcss1
BERLIN. via London. Aug. @T.-The
Russian fortress Of Oiita on the Me
men river. 50 miles south of Kovno.
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G5aniiise @eiddftslage.
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GA hes im s@ 1913 naat
aalitnm Acknowledgement iaf 1er.
bylAa etliiihet efaaHt nnn &dlls
Az mirim Ets AHntfsbtdilosn en-
natalg ln bieieH Mtsialb Aahltei@f
Ailialil hu aus alien ugfidisoeaea
8idaifn "a nirie aaf 9Ftren pfn
Nomiifi itunagn u q eoals Mat
ttggmohai baiteH. mlrea DE He.
laIuile 0g8 Nonnaats BON 8oriitfr
trlauiert iepor1t ae0rtdi mo ~
6otm elmer WfoioHre allen Illus
iHubmlialie0em b%ugelonoi, ite sur
9litarbcit nnlootnn.
vie aus galeaeniilhen IN oeH
Wiittheiluraen ueronsntlidten ge.
.ridien eriidtlIh III o~AtuihalbeH
.Irnitig im0 iadgcmah a%earbeltei
moroen geiocr murneH bic arpeiten
aui 6ieiem @ebicte 0nrd oen HSipt'
i4en mlsaebrodenea Aelitrlee labr
.critmgrt.
lleber Bic beritieoenen 8atrebufi.
gen modie ih I'M 9in5elnen Iolgen'
oes berihien:
9eutiaer l%lnierridlt: Sniolge nm
ierer 4sitation itno auf oteiem @e.
biete eriprieBlidle 6ortiaritte gemadt
poroen beionoers in @iseoniin,
Sainoi5 (gbicagol gep 2)ort, 8enn.
i1lponin, aanias. II. I. ID. Gas
4ufiebeu. melhes Die I'M Sample
firs @aterIdno bcuieieue Oeutihq
Gpfermiaigfeit. iopie bic bon
Deutihldn0 err1ingenen glerreinen
Grfolge erregten bot eiHerieits be-
lebeno un0 foroerno g~euirft uno Den
oeltj1en alaiIen neue 5diiler 0uee-
filbrt. Qnbererieits bot Die alge-
metne 3eutiaenbeee inns aud &C.
Iihnoet. s5n georo 3atotd u1Ir0e
Deriu6t, Elm ben oeuti1en llnterrihi
begiinltigen0es @eies ou %erpirfen,
lei0er oAne erfolg. Sn 6lepeIon0,
Gbio fonnte trob energiider @egen.
IUebr oes 9eutidtbums nldjt berbm.
bert iDeroen, oaB Der oeutide In.
terridt in Den 0ortigen ofientIi6en
Sdrulen berfur5t fpuroe.
Binder ais G6seHpreiie: 2ei6er
Iieaan mir ieitens einselner Stoots-
berb1ii6e feline 8eridte Dor, in ME
nett man Der aufforoerung Oes Ies.
ten acknowledgements, 0as Sntereiie
am oeutiden untgrridyt Ourd Der.
leiben BON gbrenpreiien an fletBige
5daler 8u beteben. 5oIge geIeiitei
bat. 3d empfabl iii ben 4priL 1914
Wlittheihmgen 8uderpreiie unc
5fuar Sauffs oaidtenitein" uno Sci
les .gaeilterbuh" (geutFne giblio-
ltbef, Berlin, g3reis ie cine Wanrf)
Gle 5nternotional Mems 60, Stem
gorf, importirte einen Goiten oieier
Bidder fir uniere 3nede. Isle NH
mitget6eilt, betrdgt oer qlbios bis
ooto $50 @1n6e. aIio lit tnmer,
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tets Der sbre
(aes.) 8. 9ernitorff.

sonberbnr onB fd Ourd ben
9liisorud agritenIS dlepper" aeiriFie
seute in Rnns Street unb @aIhina.
ton niht oetrofien fibleu.
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o'annun3io bomborDiert 9rielt
nit @eothten. llH0 oas nennt e
straightforward
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rimtg.

Seitens 0es nntIonaIbunbes.
SnmmLung bon itotiitifdDefn un0 an,
oerem Bacterial, nm cine before
ueberii6t uuo before 2eituiie itito
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