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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

1t is also well to remember that
there is no special distinction in be-
ing fool.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
NerV NafuraIIAS

He has made fortune as a pawn
broker and is going to retire"
Where is he going to locate his es-
tate?"
He hasn't decided as yet, but SAYS
the Hooking Valley has strong claims
on his consideration"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
Not Gray Hairs but Tired Eyes

make us look older than we are. Keep your
Eyes young and you will look young. After
the Movies always Murine Your Eyes
Don't tell your age.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
The Rioht Place.

I've got a lot to tell you"
Come on down to the movies and
we'll talk it over."-Yale Record.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

She casts them. but she will not
strive to initiate. Is there not some
virtue in such non-emulation, or is it
but the spirit of deadened race? Yet
this rather somber and unattractlve
apparel is found more among the peon
class; the Indian girl in some parts o.
Mexico-as at Tehuantepec-wears a
handsome native costume, derived
from Aztec days, at holiday time.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
The Costly Elevator.

Elevator or vertical travel for the
average multistory factory, floor to
floor, is seldom over 15 feet, yet IN
traversing that distance, together with
starting, stopping, and with the same
loading and unloading time, we can
travel in the same time an equivalent
distance of 100 feet horizontally. One
factory manager, of an inquiring turn
of mind, estimated in his particular
plant that the cost of elevator service,
wages of operator, power, repairs and
time consumed by men using, the ele-
yators. amounted to about per cent
of his payroll Engineering Magazine.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

grouchy man thinks he laughs
best who laughs, least
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

In trying to dodge the issue can
didate may waste a lot OF time.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

Never Worth While.
What the self-seeker finds is never
worth while.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10
Fossilized Bacteria.

eTo BE CONTINUED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
SALE OF TILToNsvILLE TRACT ron
100000 ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY.
Name CT Purchasing Company Zlas Not
boen MAIDS Pubne-Nsvg Inaus-
{ try TO Employ Many.

II was officially announced yesterday
mar the Mecill property at Tiltonsviiie
mas p been sold through = real estate firm
name OF which Is withheld a. presenf
~ was said that a large tube mill which
viii give employment TO several hundred
men VIII be erected az an early Gate
While the name OF the purchasing
company could not be learned deffuitely
yesterday, persistent rumor was going
me rounds TO the effect that the tract
had been taken over by the Wheeling
steel anc Iron Company OF this city.
Notwithstanding the statement OF proni-
nent officials Of the conipeny thnf thew
knew nothing Of the deal.
we have sold the property through
me Kelley real estate firm. Of Pitts
burgh. I am mol now at liberty Ia mako
known the name OF the company which
purchased Il; that will be nnnounced Al
uhe proper time. Eaid Wilbur Medill one
OF the heirs who formerly owned the
night.
The purchase price. 81 was stated was
100000. The tract consists OF ~ acres
~ is located just below TtltonsvfIIe near
the plant OF the Wheeling sheet and Tin
4. railroad track.
With the announcement OF the erection
Of the new tube mill comes the report
that the Prime Western Smelter Com
pany. At Ttltonsville. ~ planning 10 en-
large its plant. and viii employ many
additional men.
The Wheeling Sheet and Tinpiate Com
pany u now charging It's Yorkviiie
plant. and soon its capacity will be dou-
bled. As was stated In yesterdays In
teltEencer. the Francis property At Til
louisville was sold and a new Industry
will be located there soon. II n believed
Of the Ohio side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
URIC ACID CAUSES BACKACHE
AND RHEUMATIC PAINS

are recommending n new treatment
that already has shown remarkabIa
success wherever tried ~ be- known
10 the profession az solvax and IL q
combination Of powerful dissolvina
agents that 60 straight % the cause Of
tho trouble and melt the clogFinR
matter on the hiterinF walls Of toe
kidneys. passing % out Of the body In
the urine
When SolvaH starts work a change
for The better a. felt az once. me
blood. loaded with waste. reaches the
kldnys. is strained and altered ana
goes pumping back through the arter-
les clean and healthy. washing an I'm.
puritics before &C. When tho poison
Gus acid is washed out % the Joints
and muscles the pains and aches dis
appear and lfe once more briFhtena
Up for the sufferer
Get q new packet ~ Solvar today
from g. IT. Griest a Co. or any other
reliable drurgist. 10 ls inexpensive,
harmless. easy to take Don't sunerl
another minute Satisfaction guaran
teed OF money back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
CONGRESS-
CONTINUED from Fir., P.g.1

professionally qualified for special
scientific and engineering duties.
Rep. Hays Plan.
Representative Hays plan also pro-
Vides for a reserve corps of Officers
attached to regular regiments. Both
he and Senator Chamberlain would
give provisional commissions TO all
officers. The Chamberlain plan pro-
poses that the increases suggested be
distributed equally through a five
year period and both plans provide
for six year enlistment in the regu-
lar army, men to eb furloughed into
the reserve when they have become
efficient soldiers.
The Hay continental army scheme
provides that the 100000 men under
training during the first three years
OF their six year enlistment shall eb
called into service only with the con.
sent Of congress and when war is in
progress or imminent The contin-
entail reserve could be called out only
when war was declared by OF against
the United States. In dealing with
the organized militia the plan pro
vides that no state troops shall have
the benefit % federal appropriations
except when their number repre-
sents 100 men for each senator or
representative from that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
: $; esRIsFoRp. OF cApTInA,
HAS FINEST AND LARGEST
INDIVIDUAL DISPLAY.
on'o County surpasses Brooke in Win
n'ns FIRST Prizes-DispIay on
Until Saturday Afternoon.

Al noon yesterday the three-day an
nuai panhandle apple show opened In
thls city. Prof. X. II. Jeffries. of the
horticultural department OF the West
virginia university. who acted as the
otileiai Judge and awarded the prizes
tsst evening. said that the show was
tne pest he had ever seen. The dis
play Tar surpasses the show here last
winter consisting OF the best varieties
OF apples from Ohio. Marshall and
brooke counties. and given under The
supervision OF the Pan Handle Agri-
cultural club. with Senior Agent Hor-
ace Atwood OF Ohio county. Junior
Agent Webster III. Snl of Brooke coun-
". and County Agent G. c. Musgrove
Oh Marshall county. in charge.
The silver loving cup given by the
wheeling board OF trade last year and
won by I. s. Berisford, Of Captina,
marshall county. who had the largest
ana best individual display. was again
awarded to him. IL he should again
De given the cup at the next annual
snow, II will then become his perma-
nent property. Ohio and Brooke coun-
ties put up strong contest for ,Ie
cup. IL appears that Ohio county
apple raisers put IL all over Brooke
county this year-and Brooke county
Is generally known as the apple coun-
" OF the northern panhandle section.
ONO county had on exhibit $50 plates
and eight barrels of the fineest yarie-
ties that were ever seen in this city.
and took all OF the first prizes. seven
OF which were awarded the display
from Washington farm. Marshall TOOK
eisht iirst prizes on plate displays and
on the best box exhibits. while Brooke
county. having a comparatively small
ulsplay, took only one first prize.
Exhibits Will be Sold.
Ihose in charge of the show put in
a good days work yesterday a-ranp.
ing the exhibits and Il was mid-after.
noon before the displays had all been
arranged. Quite a large number of
local people attended the show yester.
cay and last evening. but the big
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
MEDILL PROPERTY SOLD:
TUBE MILL TO BE BUILT

for a further advance. In me West, # is
true the French and British. with the
greatest defiance OF death. have squeez-
ed In our front al some points but the
Eruption. which az all costs. was TO be
forced failed, as all previous attempts
THE Austro-Hungarian defensive po-
sittons against Italy are firmly intact.
In Austria's heroic d.-Sensc against con-
tnual attacks the Italians have been re-
pulsed with gigantic loss OF life.
Il Belgium the economical situation
Is almost normal Unemployment Is be
ing checked, but II IL impossible to
state. because England H. strangling Bel
export.
In Poland. L.ithuania and couriand.
we FOUND terrible destruction caused by
the kussians-a state Of complete dis.
solutlon We created new police and
municipal laws and sanitary orgsni1a-
lions. Never in history when 50 many
millions are lighting IN a life or death
struggle, has so much peaceful work
been accomplished behind the front.
Economically Safe.
Economically we have sufficient
- fundamental determining factor
The enemy for important foodstuns Is
paying higher prices than We. From
our military and economical situation
our enemies conclude that We are near
for peace. Prince Won BueIow in SWitz-
erland: Dr. Solf AZ The Hague. Prince
MaNlmillian OF Baden at Stockholm,
and Cardinal Won Hartmann were al
Rome were attributed missions 60 medi-
ate for peace They also said, after
our Servian successes. that the German
emperor was going 70 Constantinople IN
order 20 dictate peace from there There
- not one word Of truth In all these
legends. This press campaign began
when the entente policy In the Balkans
threatened to collapse and the enemy
ATTEMPTS 10 break through In the west
failed"
In concluding the Interpolation Of the
Socialists. rejecting their desire for an
immediate institution Of peace negotia-
tions. pr. Philip Scheidcmann declared
that n the war went on any longer the
United States would be the only power
which could be called the victor. Eu-
rope would commit suicide ~ moro blood
was spilled. The people IN all lands
wanted peace. and surely there must be
some way out Of the terrible business.
The chancellor. Or Schefdemaun added.
knew he whole world was waiting for
3crmany's overture.
nr won Icthmaun-H oiiwcC took mp
tho alleged press campaign against Ger
many. which. he said. had been DELHI
crately employed TO deceive the people
~ the hostile countries Nevertheless.
Do" re1lizcd that no victories had been
won through such methods. but there
vas evidence ~ military and diplomat
ir defeats ON every hama
"Iut Che tafoniuu cry. Germany must
Pc DESTROYED must be kept up." said
Tho chancellor. Our enemies have so
nailed this to Tho mast mat they cane
not set rid " 3D. Therefore further
hundreds N thousands must be- driven
Co the Strengthening block"
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they were sprayed early in the spring.
The show will be on until noon Sat.
urday. when the auction win begin.
IL one wants a dozen. box or barreI
OF the choice eating or cooking apples
in the country IL behooves him or
her to attend the auction. but better
still attend the exhibition to-day or
tomorrow. With every paid admis-
sion real good sweet. juicy eatin'
apple is given gratis.
Prize Winners Announced.
Following are the names OF the ex.
hlbitors and the variety of apples win
ming hrst prizes. as awarded By Judge
Jeffries last evening:
Waddington Farm seventeen varie-
ties exhibited. First prize on the fol.
lowing yarieties-Northern Spy. Belle.
flower. Northern Greening. Grimes
Golden. winessp and Rhode Island
GreeninR.
VIM. Nickinson. four varieties exhi
oited-F1rst on Wagner and Ben
Davis
J. G. Garyin. exhibited FIVE varieties.
a. X. Jahob. exhibited fifteen varie.
tes-F1rst prize on Roxburry Russell
ID. Nj. Garyin-First prize on Bald.
wins.
+. w. MeCombs. exhibited five varie-
ties-First prize on York Imperiais.
J. r. Nichols. exhibited seven varie-
ties.
Jas. A. Birkett. exhibited fourteen
varieties-First prize on Golden Rus
sett
Grant Fair & Son. exhibited four
varieties.
Geo. A. Wright. exhibited one variety.
g. l.. Hunter. exhibited one variety
II. L Steen. exhibited four varieties
First prize on Willowtwig.
III. +. Robinson. exhibited two varie-
ties.
Harry Hall exhibited two varieties.
A. II. Robinson exhibited nine varie-
ties.
Ed. Klaugs. exhibited six varieties
First on Banana, Fallawater and Smith
Cider.
c. w McCombs. exhibited six varie-
ties.
7. s. Berisford. exhibited thirteen
varieties. First on following varie-
ues-Rome Beauty. Fall Rambo. Stay
men Winesap and the Board OF Trade
Cup for the best general display.
II, r. Bane, exhibited fifteen varie-
ties-First on Delicious.
John Sonda exhibited six varieties
Second on Bellehower and Smith
Cider.
Box Display
ID. NJ. Garvin won first on Baldwins.
Barrel Display.
7. S. Berisford won first on Rome
Beauty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
GERMANY READY
CcOntinu.d Prom First PHgAl
should be flying free over the
country lost at that time.
Turks Held DardanelIes.


With heroic bravery the Turks
have held watch over the Dardanelles.
the fall OF which Mr.. Asquith prophe.
sled in the summer. To-day the Oar.
danelles stand firmer than ever. Also
at Bagdad the Turks have given a
perceptible blow to the English.
The opening of the way in the
Near East Is a landmark in the his.
tory of this war. Direct military con.
nection with Turkey is OF irestimable
value. economically the imports from
the Balkans complete our supplies I'm
the most welcome manner. Prospects
moreover for the future are full of
promise.
What our adversaries have lost
politically and militarily in the Bal
kans they are now attempting TO COM
pensate themselves for by "A policy
and actions of violence against neutral
powers, thereby remaining true to the
principles which they have followed
from the beginning.
Now Il Is Groeces turn. The en-
tcnte asserted az first that when the
ententes troops were landed al Sal
oniki Greece had asked for their as
sistance Meanwhile Venizelos Tex.
premier) has himself expressly de-
clared In the Greek chamber that the
landing Of the troops al Salonlkl had
no connection with his earlier inquiry
as 90 whether the entente could place
in readiness 10000 men for the as
sistance % Greece against Bulgaria.
Arbitrary Action In Greece
Arbitrarily England and France
began disembarking troops al SalouiKi
and proceeded with the landing n
spite Of the energetic protests OF the
Greek GOVERNMENT Now they are
behaving themselves there as mas
tcrs OF the country We are now
Witnessing the interesting spectacle
az how combatants Of prussian mill
tarism employ the dominating power
of the British fleet az brutal menace
90 compel the Greek government 10
violate lie duties az a neutral
The Greek government. despite
the difficult situation. Is resolved TO
preserve tho neutrality which CORE.
spends to its desire and which takes
into consideration the dignity indie.
pondcnce and Interests of Greece.
The matter d. not set concluded
With cunuinr stage management
England Impressed upon tho world
the idea that ln noble uusciushnosa
30 took up arms for the sake of "a vio.
lated Belgium and was called upon
20 innlCt punishment on Germany for
this act ~ violence.
The Times wac fhr nrrf fo admit
lnnf HclElum was r.' IrrIHniH motive
Tor WHr fll fNf u.r" uTra.ri. ufIf dlI
'-si Wslff n. .-..,y r-a,s ,- 'q s,i 9s1
void % sabiar 70 be- m'iiaiisn whissi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
ENGLAND SEES
CcOBtinusd IRON Firrt Par.1

. similar attempt on Alden last July
but were driven back. As Alden and
its vicinity as well as the shores of
the straits OF Babel Mandeb leading
from the Red Sea 10 the gulf OF Alden,
are well fortified IL Is not believed an
advance in seriously intended here.
There also is considerable activity
on the Gallioplic peninsula but there
have not been any important changes
in the situation OF the troops. This
likewise applies to the western front,
where the French are busy in an en-
deaVor TO recover a trench in the
Champagne region which the Germans
captured a few days ago.
Despite the bad weather the Italians
claim some minor successes along the
IsOnZO front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
New Discovery Melts Impurities
That Stop Up Body Drains
Kidney Miseries Vanish.

There are hundreds Of people right
here iu WhcollnE who are literally
living sewers" Their DRAINAGE ays.
TENS are out of filter The filter walls
Of their kidneys are clogged With uric
acid crystals like dead leaves On an
old gutter What is the RESULT Inc
blood is pumped up against the hltcr
membranes Of the Kidneys. but IN
stead OF etraining on the waste HE
sieve. Do Oh forced hack into tho
blood and carried through the arteries
TO every part ~ the body Tiny acid
crystals are deposited an the points
and muscles whore they don't belong.
and whore their presence IL very soon
felt The blood goes sluggish. the
complexion SHOWS muddy. and poie
Mani pains and aches hegin to shout
warnInEa That something lei wrong
with tho plumbing
In cases of this Kind noted authorities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
With Q-Ban. All Your GRAY
Hair and Entire Head of
Hair B ecom es Dark,
Charming, w avy, Lus-
trouS.

When your hair turns gray, streaked
WIN gray, premature or Just turning
gray; IL your hair Is falling: IN Won
have dandruff OF Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer will turn all your gray halr
10 its youthful dark shade. k:ntire
head OF hair viii become clean. fresh.
lustrous. wavy, thick, soft full OF life
evenly dark and handsome. O-Ban
doubles the beauty of your hair. Also
stops itching scalp. dandruff and tall
ing hair. and promotes its CROWN
Q-Ban Is harmless-not a dye-but a
delightful hair solor restorer. Give Il
trial. Sold on a money-back guaran.
tee. Only soc for a big 7-oz. bottle at
Griests Drug store. ll25 Market
street. Wheeling. W. Va. Out-of-tcwn
folks supplied by mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
APPLE SHOW LOVING CUP AGAIN
AWARDED MARSHALL COUNTY MAN

crowds will be present to-day ans to-
morrow. Commencing al 1880 Satur.
day afternoon all the exhibits, except.
ing those taking first prizes. will be
auctioned off. The first prize apples
Will be sent TO Morgantown to be
placed on display at the West vir.
ginia apple show under the super.
vision OF the extention department OF
the university.
Senior Agent Horace Atwood said
last evening that there was one thine
IN particular that has brought about
the fine apple crops in this section
OF the state this year. that OF spray.
Ing trees. Mr.. Atwood had a sprayer
demonstrator and the chemicals on
exhibition, and showed apples from
trees that had not been sprayed and
fruit from other trees that bore the
detected apples until this year when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
Germans Deportsd

PAGO PAGO, American Samoa. Nov.
20 b. mail 20 san Francisco. Dec. a.
fiiteen Germans including a Mr.. HAM
are on their way 10 New Zealand as pris-
oners Of war under deportation orders
issued by the British administration in
German Samoa. The men We're charged
With being in league TO promote discord
between the British and natives
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pardanelles could be transferred thence.
says General De Lavroix. who adds that
unless the British army evacuated the
Gallipol peninsula the chances are 80
out Of Zoe that within two or three
sea"
Looking into the future the military
writer says that TO these $50. 900 can be
ADDED "a re-orgauized Servian army OF
100000 and possibly 1000 Italians for
a spring campaign. besides such other
forces as may be sent from the west IN
the meantime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
Banishes
Nervousness
Puts Niaor and Ambition into Run
Down and Tired Out People.

II you feel tired out. out ~ sorts
de4pondent mentally or physically
depressed and lack the doairc 10 nc.
complirh things. Eet 90 cent box of
Wendell's Ambition pills at the John
Coleman Co.'S. today and your
troubles viii b. over.
II you drink too much. smoke too
much. or are nervous because Of over.
work of any kind. Wondolra Ambitioa
IuH VIII make YOU feel better On
three days. or money back from tho
John Coleman co. on the first box pur
chased
For an affections Of tho nervous
system. constlpa ton. loea % appetite.
lack n confidence. trembling. kidney
or liver complaints. slccpicasness. o.
hnuHtcd vitality or weakness % any
Kind rof n box ~ WcrdriTe Ambition
Pulls TODAY on the money back plan
Mail orders hllcd. charges prepaid bv
The Wendell pharmacat COMPANY.
Inc. Syracuse. n. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS HERE.
Hon. A. Dennis Williams Was In citS
For Brief Time Yesterday.

State Highway Commissioner A.
Dennis Williams was in the city yesl
torday enroute TO Charleston from q
meeting Of the American Association
Of State Highway officials In Washing.
ton. lie was In conference with tho
Ohio county Board OF Commissioners
during the afternoon. He said ex-
pressed pleasure that tho county au-
thorities were going after the railroads
In this section In eliminating danger,
Gus public crossings.
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nritish Rntirs.

LONDON. Dec 2. 7:45 p. m.-Two sue
cesstve rctirements BY the British forces
IA the Balkans was officially announced
tonight. ON December the troops
were Withdrawn 10 new line and on
December they retired TO another line
The official statement was as fol-
lOEW.
on December the Bulgarians. after
a heavy ombardment attacked our
troops west 81 Lake Dorian our ad-
Nanced trenches were entered by small
parties ~ Hulgariaus. who were imme-
oiutely driven out with the bayonet
On The morning Of December the
iulEarians attacked again. and by
weight Of superior numbers drove our
troops out Of their position Under
cover or darkness the troops were with
uIa"h 70 new line. Reports as TO
our losses have not yet been received
on December y the British troous
guccessfully repulsed all attacks. and in
Inc 'Ntning they were withdrawn 20 n
new position iu order 10 conform WITH
the general alignment
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hfhLlN, Via lsondCu. Dec -
george Narcusseu. who b. iuterueI nf
huhleheu. was sentenced To- three months
I. prison Tor insulting Emperor william
Marcussen in a convention ,.itb 90
other PRISONER applied AN epithct 10 Frn-
perur william which was overheard nv
authorities
A. MarcLssen had been boo Jail for
i've months preliminary Co his trial the
sentence Uf three months b. Tins CON.
nIlercd % Mlle boon .erNnd
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INIiI4 Dec ?. b-F6 h. mi -An allied
army uf 100000 or more will easily be-
available for opCraf ions in the Hsfkana
ln the spring according Co generaI Te
larruIV. military critic of tho TENNIS fn
n review Dr. that u'wfpauer a. the mile
taIE situation On the balkans
There are 1fn 600 fr1ora 0f the srrf,.
81 salonikl. and zoe. 900 British al the