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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
sBYsFRANK M,LAREN.

Only .one-fourth Of the earth Is
land and man in his puny; efforts
q xplcration has not even discov-
cred the wonders Of land. He has
barely touched the floor Of the sea,
Hwhichsts another world Of mystic in
Elephants and wonderful gardens,
more wonderful than any gardens
~ the ground and more wonderful
tAAt, anything the average man has
Man has been baffied in his sex-
pleraticn OF the bottom Of the sea
~ extraction Of light, by depth Of
the ocean. by the pressure Of the
4 Eater and his inability to. stand tho
extreme cold Of tho neither ocean.
Until the last few years mans,
idea ofT the ocean floor has been
FAMED by dropping I drag on the
bottom OF the sea. He gathers up
some of the crippled ana tiny deni-
xens. Of the deep. but the strong be-
tres OF the ocean escape the drag
4 and are not. caught The William
sonE brothers. who. by means OF
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
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l4A
traveller seldom stays. He is always
willing to leave Calais for most
anywhere. There are plenty of self
conferred. serious, hustling business
towns at home. and there is no .oc-
casion for enduring the monotonous
Twentieth Century atmosphere
when one Is on a pleasure try.
There are. nevertheless, many things
worth seeing in the fiat. dingy.
strictly practical port city.
Visits to the great lace factories
are well worth while. and usually
give one new reverence for the
possibilities Of .insensible machinery.
To see the most intricate patterns
mingled In foam wave of exquisiteq
lace, possibly Of several colors, with
gold and silver threads. and all this
done by q massive, complicated
3 piece of machinery, at one end de-S
youring thousands Of thread strands
and, at the other, giving forth q
lace equal to the highest cunning OF
the human hand Is to witness al
most the perfection of mans IN.
ventive genius. And, then, this
1sASSSl ~ sAAAtA 4VPtS &1SS9 EAbSAs-
matically. much like the player
piano.
Calais shares with Nottingham.
England. the honors for the manu-
facture OF machine woven laces.
The other two leading-llace towns
make what are known MS the en-
broidered and burnt OUT laces ON
entirely different machines Ca
iais struggled It's industry from En-
GLAND, but 1t has added to the orig
Z inal English process and machinery
enough to be in position TO claim a
perfection OF its own. Aside, from.
and beyond. its mornentary milf
tary interest. Calais has the; live.
Hest interest for the person wide
awake to present day naarvefs. as q
world center of lace production,
where all the famed hand made
lace genre are initiated on ma
chimes.
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ST coee

theirt fathers collapsible submarine
tube are able to descend many feet
under water. are daily photograph
Ing the wonders Of the deep and
showing the pictures to men Of SCI
ence.
no understand the difficulties Of
exploring the bottom of the sea one
can imagine himself on an aerial
boat floating on top OF the atmos-
xphere. He. can throw out a line and
catch some Of the BIRDS but he
can hardly catch people with that
line. Suppose the being afloat on
the sea Of atmosphere should then
throw, out a drag to pick up some
thing from the floor OF the air.
Il the air was opaque like the sea
the: fisher could not know what is
walking on the ground. Do you
suppose: his puny drag could catch
anything The cattle and horses
would run from It. Man would chop
At; I'M two. ! He would get nothing
but q little grass, a few dead grass
hoppers and similar specimens Of
the mobile life on. earth,
d y 80 IL IS when one tries to explore
\ the sea by the drag plan. He finds
that the modest beings of the. deep
z move away. There is reason to
/, suppose there. may be. four legged
animals walking around on the floor
z Of the sea. but no one has ever
caught them and as they have no;
shns;for swimming they cannot come
70 the surface and be caught, SO we
doSnot know of their existence.
Perhaps we could trap them by
4 throwing down fish hooks. but again
they may be wise enough not to BIO
\ caught. INCARCERATION can be taxi
s en- to- the surface by the drag plan.
but IT. usually is bruised and mis-
4 sl1apent before 1t comes to the SUR
fase; a
Now suppose diver equipped
With e. life hose tries to make his
way down deep into the sea. He
would find the cold so intense he
could mot stand IT for long. AS he
went deeper and deeper It would
"a colder and cold er until the tenn
SEfatnfel would be way below zero.
n THAT fact has been discovered by
letting Thermometers into; the sub
tiiiHrine depths while sounding the
4 lei. The ordinary mercury Their
n19fnetets are not Of any value in
ting the cold. The mercury be-
I comes solid siong before the coolest
y point - cached. y
Tiie pressure 10 terrlnc. IL Is so
great that Ice cannot form on the
& SEA fioor. Water has to expend to
form Ice and. there Is 30 rhaace for
expansion.
e6ENhfN oFsWATER
3 af.AE4St GREAT; PRESSURE.
a column Of water 50 feet high
nikkss 4 pressure Of is pounds to
4 tiiO SQUARE inch. Az we 90 deeper
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At top, lowering the col,
lapsible tube from al
/ floating pier. Pictures were
taken from the tube. AT left,
a shark going after ashorse..
+ At right, fish going for the
bait. Below, fish in the
Gard len of Neptune.
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NRSa 8.sG1 .4 5. +. CORP.

graphic view Of what is on the fioor
Of the ocean. 4. ....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-01
$4,000 CLUB"
(conanusd from Tlr,t P.r.l

kept az the office; in fact. n would
b. better TO turn In the subscriptions
as fast as you take them.
Just little energy and hustle on
your part win secure you one OF the
Special Ballots" and maybe if VIII
lake Just 10000 majority 20 be de-
clared the winner Of the S1.4s5. Buick
automobile. SO put In your best 81.
forts while the offer 10 good. you
should see your friends and acquaint.
ances and explain 10 them bow rnucn
more IL means 20 You 90 get your sub.
scriptions and turn them in before
November 18th
II you are DESTROYS of winning one
of the valuable prizes. you should not
neglect this golden opportunity TO In.
crease your vote standing and Incl.
dentally win a $500 gold piece
II you have not yet entered me
race for one % The prizes. this is me
time Tor you 20 make = good begin.
ming BY securing an early start
Vow remember the main points
Eighteen Dollars worth OF NEW aub
votes. and $500 worth OF NEW sun
acriptions viii give you 10000 extra
votes and a 81 90 gold piece
Try for ail The NEW subscriptions
during Ibis special offer. a. eacn
1880 worth viii give you 90 900 ertrs
scuptions VIII give you 10000 extra
votes. though you viii b. entitled 20
only ono $500 gold piece.
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% may Do a surprise tn you TO learn
thal in many cases Group can be- pre.
vented. Mrs o. w. Johna. Elida O
relates her experience az follows.
Ny little boy Do subject 10 crop Dur
nR the past winter ! kept q bottle of
,nsmbcrlains Cough Remedy I'M the
house. and when he hcran having that
fwo doses Of 10 and HI would broat tbc
attack. ] Ike "a better FOR children
lhan any other cough medicine. be
cause children take if Willingly. ana hi
De- safe and reliable" Obtainahie ev.
erywhcre
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

-~>@-----~--~~~-~--
United States OF America, Northern Dis
triet OF West Virginia. IS:
IN the United States District Court l.,
and for said District. -
IN the matter OF r. ID. Morris. Rank
TO- D,. 80, 81 In Bankruptcy. Petition
To the Honorable Aston q DAYTON.
ynaSe OF the District Court OF the
united States for the Northern Dis
Ilct OF West Virginia.
y. ID. Morris OF New Martinsvtlie q,
W. NJ Iouhty OF Wetzcl and State or West
1., In said District. respectfully
tepfesents that ON the End day OF TuiV
last past he was duly sdiudEed a ha.t .
IuDt under the acts OF Congress raiattug
20 osnkruptcy: that he hiss duly surr.n.
nesru al MS property and rights Of
porpeTty. and has fully compiled with ALI
tn- requirements OF said pcis and OF or
uels OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prays that he may he
deereed BY the Court to have = FUN d..
chhrgc from all debts provable against ME
estate under said bankrupt acts. sxcept
snch S Ss % are excepted BY law frcm
1915. vi "sus'' - D.
r. u. MORRIS.
Order OF Notice Thereon W.
Nor thern District OF West Virginia. IS
On THIS zgth day Of October A. ID
1919 on reading the foregoing petition
Ordered by the Court .hat hearing
De hSd upon the same on the 2sth day Of
.NoNemocr A. II. 1915. before said Court
~ Nheehng In said district, al ten
= eloCh IN the forenoon; and that notice
thereot be published in the wheeling in
.silEencer. newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
.uu other pcrsons in interest may ap-
pear 81 the said time ana show raUs, a.
any theh have. why the prayer OF The
sad petition should not be granted
ana ~ o. further ordered hv the Count
snat the CLERK shall send hy mail TO All
known creditors copies Of SAID rsti,t.,n
and this order addressed 10 them a.
their places Of residence a. stated.
witness the Honorable Aston a. uav.
Ton. Judge OF the said cur. end the seal
I hTreoi. az Wheeling In said district. On
inc ssth dav Of October. \. D. 1915.
c. ID. KEFACVER. CLERK.
L. =. -. g., y. -. ". Va
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Noroe 20 Manufacturer. ,Jonh.r. -
ShAnts and Others Whoiesals peaier~

~ S. iNE II HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
80 vPs.s Hoard OF Control Of the state
., west virginia will receive bids daii,,
- ~ oIice AZ Charleston. West Virsinis
81, tuIrhishlng supplies for the several
49, lis tliutions. the financial manage
-..nt or which IL vested in said Roar5
,,li.1o SS VIII b awarded TO the ioWest
,sI quality considered and other
- - ING equal West Virginia deal
OF supplies needed will be fur
n'shee bidders ON receipt OF reauests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF Control
s---.L charleston. West Virginia.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN ExcrPrIoNAI 49, p

An EACErTIoNAL chance is Offer. A
aStiNe party with $1,000 TO invest TO-
ssi-nt WIN common sense and energy
-. oush 70 conduct a respectable pernfa-
heni cash business that's easily man
40. Free from competition ana get
- -. tHiSk schemes OF any sort where
Hith Ordinary labor from 81. 900 TO s.. 600
should be cleared yearly. owner invites
ne closest investigation. Full particu-
- can De given at personal interview
lntelliEencer o-,s-I
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wAsrED-Best possible Oppor,pu,t,

wANrED-Best possible opportunity
II open Tor two or three
young men in strictly up-eo-dats
steel business office. where the,
cnn got highest grade .llsfness training
prov idci they viii tn NIX and work. AIS,
young man a. stenographer and genera
clerk for same office. Also bright younf
nan Tor factory office. Men with hiri
college standing preferred Startfns
vance rapidly or leave. Address n 81
care Intelligence. o-g-i
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WANTED


WAHTED-Salesman to call on hes
merchants in Wheeling and Vicinity
must furnish best reference and homo
state FULLY what you have done. Univgr,
sal Movie Ticket Co. jenkins Arcade
Pittsburgh. Pa o-se-u,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boring mill ant
lathe hands, who can work from blu,
prints. Must be first class experience
machinists- Apply Employment DEPART
ment. Westinghouse Electric a. Mfg Co.
last Pittsburgh. Pa o-i9-tf
WANTEp-Two young men 70 worn
oews agents on u. q o. trains Appl-
al Union News Co. office. h & o. DEPOT
WANTED-Agents TO sell the New En-
press Vacuum Cleaner and carpe
sweeper. on weekly payments OF IS cts
hig sales. Big pay. c. +. Adams CO
il4O-li4z Main ST. Up stairs. ap-2s-t
WANTED-At once. several good deIiv
cry and sales boys. TO work befo-
school Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. intelligencer. between 4 and
a. m.
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VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
PRICE

w u renewals 81 old auhrrrfp.
,'ons count for just one-half the num-
Der of votes shown here
Anyone who was havlu- The frtcf
Igoncsr delivered 70 them Ocfob.r
20. 1915. % considered an old sub.
ecrlbcr
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FOR RENT

~~~~--~~--~~-----
TUX KENT room Apartment 90,
Main. best location in cltv Tnouirs
ii"sehauers Shoe store. %. nth 81.
TOR REUT-Furnishcd rooms for lfgb,
mouse Keeping, for couple without cbii-
S""'h rem NJ n-i-i
TOR REHr-Furnished house s rooms
ana bath. from Dec. LIST 10 Aprfl Isl
inquire ~" lszis Fifteenth St Mill
FOR HrNT-7 OUTSIDE ROOMS ~ w
CORNER MAIN l0th sTs az
hoodS ISL MAIN STREET Si7
SEognD FLOOR ROOMS ISL MAIN
e zoosIs, BATH AND HALL NO. ss $50
" zee s.-s -.s..s. $50
JAMES L. HAWLEY
loeSia MAIN STREET.
foH Rent room cottage. room fIat
No. $50 Nuin
fok REET-rwo nicely furnished rooms
Tor hEht housekeeping. CONNECTING
pain. steam heat electric light aud 80
Rent reasonable. Beii phone 5gs-W
o-g0-i
ron hEEr-Two furnished front rooms
% steam beat and bath. Arlington
rouse l4lf Market. Natl i67-M
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w. @. True Rayiand ............7 200
Inos. keppard. Cadiz .....i 900
louise Wilson. iiendry sburg I. 600
~ 1altc Kelley. Bethesda I.00O
ss Ellen Piper, Wnrnock .......i 600
ralph Carter. Adena . 900
DliNc Hays. 81 ClalrEvillo 800 '0o0
NAY fairfield. 81 Clalrsviile ......i 900
- atne Cltpp. St Clairsvllle 49, 900
Mss Stella Toss. Flushing ......f 600
= II. kich. Adefa . 'as0
Mss Mary Watson. HarrlsviIia 900
Emerson bickerson. Adena 900
= ~. Farnsworth. HarrisvIlle 1000
. W. NcWlin. Cadiz .............f 600
wilmer Hawthorne. radlz i GOD
'enois SmallWood. Cadiz .......1. 900
Guy hemeragc. Harrisville 1000
Hpbart frizzell Piedmont .....f 600
frank shaw. Cambridge .. 400
lsoruu Frcus. Cambridge 1000
Della Mobicy. Armstrong; Nttie 900
rank Cashier Yoritvfle 400
alrs Bee tirker. S. Clairsvilis i6o6
WN..,@ hughes. 81. Clsirsviiio ....i 900
VIE Lulu Fote So ClairaviIie no6
y Harris. RID. Harnesviuc i0n6
w. 'Aiihf' horsvile ......... 600
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DISTRICT viii.
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport, Whs,l-
ing Creek, Brookaids and Aotna-
vile.

Votes.
Jno. NJ. Arm strong. Martins Ferry OBO
J. r. Winters, Martins Ferry 'gOo
Miss VI. r Wlthers. Martins Ferry 200
ltArry Patterson. bridgeport 49,. I 900
~ I'm Johhs, bridgeport ....-.. j 900
W. C. spencer. Bridgeport s....1 600
Miss Mary shepherd. bridgeport ! 600
q - James, martins Ferry ......I 900
~ - -; 'v19rltls martins FERRY ....1 900
Waddy HaEeai. bridgeport .1 goo
Miss ~ Maria kinney, Bridgeport Il 600
Miss Maude Kelley Martins Ferrv 200
sac simmons Martins Ferry 900
=. J. Albafin, bridgeport ........f 900
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Salesmen experienced In am
line TO sell general trade in West Ma
vacancy now. Unexcelled speciality pro
position. Commission contract S35 Of
elry Co, i0S-ff. Continental Building
Cleveland. Ohio. n-i-g
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a dI.rs'sb rom sofss. S6 " ,ifs'S ~,
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ih'. emperor Wiiiafn hus confer. "A tt,
iet 'tEtiou Of tho Iron Croas rr t.~,v.r
fince Boris of Hulgaris. I'rinre gvriIi.
N or n klnE Ferdinand NaaIr na.
dorlarCff the Wulrariar fr..,-,f-. -
, N'.a, IeCoff commandcr IN rhief or
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DISTRICT VI.
All territory In West Virginia not in
eluded In District and outside OF
Ohio County. Also south
western FennEylvanta.

Votes.
charley Ranges. Wellsburg 5000
W. l. stiles. Hundred s 600
Miss Ada Mcdonald. W. Alexander S.OOS
MIS-. Guy W. Clayton. Warrington / OOO
MISS MadEe Ferry. Mannington ~ OO0
Tilss ,fttSiish bernhaft. Warrington 900
Joe Williams. Follansbee ...I 600
PISS Gertrude Reese. Follansbee i 900
MISS Mary Goudy. Sherrard ...1 600
Siiss RetA Nlllere. Llttleton ......l. zoe
Miss fairy Harsh. Dallas ........IO 900
sHstss LsotA steele. Dallas ........ 4 900
s1.iss FRANCES Murphy, Cameron 1000
Ssll ming West Finley $500. 900
-. Martin Pennington ........IO 900
sniss uii burr. Weston .........1 900
10y x; heahs. GRAFTON ........... 1. 900
~. ~. morgan, Grafton ............1 900
naughn NJ. Kerr. Grafton .........1 900
tISalph 1rum, sherrard ............I,eo goo
- ~ .brleinson, Sherrard ........1. 900
- 80 NAlace. follansbee .........1 900
Miss Anna Wells. Bethany ....I 900
MISS sara Alexander. Wellshurg IL 600
iaArrN MeSIumphy. Wellsburg ....I, geo
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DISTRICT VII.
BeiiA1re, Bhadysids, West Whs.lanr
and Riverview.

= Votes
IL. W. hellott, Shadysldo ........T.2OO
Charles Rice. Beliaire 900
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Miss Esther Ungerleider ...-.... 1000
James .. Mills .....--- -.... l.OOs
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Miss Olga Hilbert. warwood ..1 900
John Hoff. Edgington Lane ..-..1. 900
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrCaCf1y
t0NEtAl DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAL EMBALMER
ti22 and tt24 naln street.
-tella Answered Day o. Nlrat-
store Phones eaS
e '. bfrtschv. Nat Phone fqseR
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WANTED-Position

WAhTED-Positiou by lady. Ecncrn
oitice work. Experience with Pifts
nnrEh firm. Salary $500. AddreS
allss Mary Ashmnid. General Delivery
Wheeling. W. Va ~
WANTED-Position a. engineer.
years experience. 10 years In min
power house. ohio license. Address o.
o. Boa 2s2 Martins Ferry. o. o-2s-i
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DIED

HooE-un Saturday. October 20 fsr.
hi t.Is uclock n m. Ht hia late rrsI
NrnOe. so. 900 south Tronf 49,.
GEORGE HOOK
uneral Hcrl tees from bic late rrsffrrr.
Monday afternoon az O'Clock Frirrf.
"I tnn family are Invited to attend d.
lefmont private Greenwood rsmrf.rr
tlleasc omit ffuwsral
JACQUARD ON Friday. October rstb
Lfle az gciock a m.. nt the famur
r.aidenre. No 1gs Fourteenth 49,
LEONARD y. JACQUARD. aFed
years
Funeral notice hrrcafter.
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DISTRICT X.
-. CiaarHviile, Harnesvfiis. aartor
Bethesda and Maynard.

Miss Elizabeth carr. Rsviand II -oa
Dhaa MrDouFal KEY ......... zoo
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Breummer 6 HiIdebrsnd

60 ss'F ~ pirseto.s snd Emoai.er2
As'epAens lei. opsa aAE sst aisSL
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WANTED-Female Help
SALESLADY WANTFD
FOR SALE-Automobile

Foh sALE -Automobile Six Cvlfnde
touring car. o, A. smith. U. s. I.aur
dry. Bellaire. ohio. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-30
MILDLY SAYS ACCUSED CADETS
HAVE SUFFERED INDIGNITIES
Have Not Had Fair Chance to Defend
Themselves, One Testifes.

ANNAPOLIS, June SO.-That the cadets
recommended for dismissal from the
Naval Academy on account OF charges OF
examination "crlbbing" had not had a
fair chance to defend themselves was
charged by Midshipman Moss before the
court OF inquiry today. I'VE were con-
fined below the waterline on the Reina
Mercedes" he said, with artificial light
and ventilation and have been subjected
to many indignities by different officers.
All this had it's ehfect on us and pre-
vented up from preparing our defense as
well as we might"
Five midshipmen. whose names were
withheld, were under arrest today In con-
nection with the hazing inquiry. II was
said all or most of them asked to be al
lowed to resign. Permission was refused.
Besides dismissal. II was rumored one
OF the quintet might get a term In prison.
Admiral Fullam has reported to Secre-
tary Daniels concerning the investigation.
II the charges were proved, the Secretary
said, he would have no choice under the
law but 10 dismiss everybody involved. II
was the unofficial opinion that the clean
ing out would have TO be wholesale.
Fullam's report was merely TO the effect
that the inquiry was in progress and
would be thorough.
It was announced today that the mid
dies cruise will begin July 7. There
viii be only ten days stay at San Fran
cisco. gunnery practice viii be curtaiied
and the "middies" will lose two weeks
September leave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-30
.AUSTRLANS PREPARE
TO FALL BACK UPON
BOTZEN in THE TYROL
Council of War Held at
Innsbruck Advised by
Grown Prince Rupprecht
to Abandon Trent to Ital-
ian Invaders.
ROME. June 90.

ROME, June 30.
Fresh plans for the resistance Of the
italian invasion OF Austria have been
made at an Austrian war council which
was dominated by Crown Prince Rup-
precht, Of Bavaria, one Of the ablest gem
erals in the German army, according to
information received by the newspaper
Idea Nazlonale.
The council OF war was held at Inns
bruok last Thursday and lasted all day.
The chief question under discussion was
how to stop the rush Of the Italian army
I'm Trent While the decision is unknown,
enough transpired to authorize the state
ment that the territory below Botzen will
be abandoned by the Austrian defenders
The defense will begin Immediately south
OF Botsen, where the second line defenses
of the Austrians begin.
The rapid occupation of the peaks dom
mating the passes into Italy by the Ital-
ian forces upset the original plans Of the
Austrian General staff for II had been be-
lleved that the natural fortlhcations, so
well equipped with heavy guns. would
prove an insurmountable barrier to tho
Invaders.
In addition to Crown Prince Rupprecht
the council Of war was attended by Crown
Prince Charles Francis Joseph of Aus
tria and many generals of the German
and Austrian armies. When the meeting
broke UP Crown Prince Rupprecht left
on special train, which sped away to-
ward the battle front In France. where
the Bavarian Crown Prince is command
ing the German troops that have so long
the sledge-hammer blows OF
the French around Arras
The concentration Of Austrian and Hun
garlan troops above Toblach continues,
many German trains being sent into
Austria to help in the work.
The greatest interest here is attached
to the visit OF Premier Salandra to gem
eral headquarters, where he conferred
with King Victor Emmanuel According
to one of the rumors which have fol-
lowed the conference, Turkey has made
representations TO the Italian Govern
ment asking It to use its good offices to
secure an early peace. In view OF the
to the effect that Italy
Is ready to take the field against Turkey,
this rumor is not generally credited.