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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-13
CLAIMS Ills TROOPS
!. not NJ. R RES sPONsIBLE 1
F0RBORlDER I BAT tie
Notice Sent General Funston That
carranza Can Account for Every
Soldier Aid in Ending Trouble. s
VERA CRUZ CONDITIONS IMPROVE
Appeal Will Be Sent to All Factions
No Need for Further Precautionary
Measure, Have Sufficient Troops.
(Un1ted Rross)


Washington, Aug. 13.-General
Carranza has notified General Fun
ston that he can account for every
member of his troops and ridicules
the report that his soldiers are re-
sponsible for the trouble which has
taken place on: the border. = :
Willing to Give Aid. So.
General Carranza said the has or
dered his troops to cooperate with
General Funston in suppressing trou-
BILE on both sides of the international
line. He regretted that any act hal
been done which might violate the
United States border neutra ality. -
At Vera Cruz conditions are said
to have improved, and Carranza has
issued public announcement prom
Using protection to all foreigners. ::
Meets With Lansing.
President Wilson, on his retIln
from Cornish, n. H., yesterday.
given comprehensive. :accouIof
the Mexican situation in all its
by Secretary Lansing. The: sees ary
told the president that the offieinsre.
ports indicated sthat the situation in
thesxicinity Of brownsville was Of a
local character, and that quiet7reign-
ed at Vera Cruz, where there has been
some anti-foreign demonstration. He
outlined in detail the discussion of
the peace plans of the New York con
ference of Wednesday of the Amer
ican Diplomats
Enough Soldiers. -
Neither the president nor Secretary
Lansing was inclined to: view the
situation as requiring any further
precautionary measures than have
been taken in sending battleships to
Mexican waters and more troops to
the Texas :. border. They devoted
most OF. the-timeto to 9 discussion Of the
inter-Amerfcan plan On which they
are pinning their hopes for the early
restoration of peace in Mexico. 5'z.= r.. ):
The appeal to all factions has not
yet been sent, although signed by
Secretary Lansing and the .ambassa-
dors and ministers Of the six Central
and South American governments
participating in the conference. A
list of chiefs, governors and generals
is being compiled. and SO soon as the
locations of all are determined, the
appeal will be autographed: simulta-
neously to every part of Mexico.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-13

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accident
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e purpose of their trip was to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
cARRA|VA NAUGHTY
AND INDEPENDENT
May Accept Presidency and May Not
Says No Law to Keep Him From
Running for Presidency.

Gomez rslacio. CoahuiIs. Mexico.
Oct 2o.-General carranxa. upon re-
ceivins the news Of his recognition
here yesterday. sad. when asked n
he would be a candidate for the Presi-
dency. There is no law that prohibits
me from being candidate. do not
know. | might accept the Presidency
or might not. shall not call an
election until peace Is finally re-
stored" He thought peace might be
established In about one year. For
the present General. carranza said he
expected to continue the title he has
been using He said he expected for.
cigners not to mix In politics.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
PRESIDENT WILSON
LOST HIS VOTE
Suffrage Was Defeated In New Jsrssy
and Defeat Conceded BY
Lssdsss

Jersey City. ". J.. Oct. 2o.--Defeat
Of woman suffrage In New Jersey was
conceded last night by Mrs. r. y.
Feickert. president Of the New Jersey
woman's State Suffrage Association.
Complete unoffoilIal returns from
2s5 election districts out OF 1891 In
the State At 10 O'Clock last night give
2o.oio votes for woman suffrage and
s7.ssi against Il. These returns came
from every section Of the State. chief
Iy from the large cities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
NEW BRIDGE OVER ssAzos.

Hearne. Tex. Oct. 2o.-work on
the new bridge over the Brazos river
at Port Sullivan has commenced. and
It Il likely that two crews viii be en-
gagged In the work. The new bridge
will be Ave feet higher than the old
bridge. and no doubt viii stand the
high waters better.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
LOAN BROKERS'
LAW UPHELD


Austin. Tex. Oct. 2o.-The Court
Of Criminal Appeals today affirmed
the constitutionality OF the loan
brokers Law. requiring brokers to
give a $1,000 bond. The decision was
on test case from San Antonio.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
GERMANY MAKES Capture.
fBy Associated Prsna1

Berlin. Oct 20. = The War 0flice
announces the Germans captured
nearly 900 men and three machine
guns from the French In Champagne.
A British aeroplane was shot down
near Middle Kirke In Belgium and
the occupants captured.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20

London. Oct 2o.-rhs latest Near
East reports Indicate that Serbia 10
In deadly danger Of being overwheIun-
ed by the armies Of her ns'shbors.
Eight suIsarlsn forsss have crossed
into Serbia.
The Austro- Germans are advancing
steadily. Austria announces . fur
thsr sdvsnes west Of Belgrade.
Thsrs 10 no nsws from she Anglo
French army, but u 10 known to have
been. In the fighting bseauss the
FrsHeh wounded ere eemlns into
oaloNika.
The alice IN France and Belgium
report thst the Germans there seem
10 BE- heavily reinforced ssd are ap
parsntiy getting ready 70 attack
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
No MORE ARMS
INTO MEXICO
Embargo slapped on st Washington
tc Al Factions Except 10
General carranxs.

Washington. Oct. 20. = President
Wilson to-day declared an embargo
upon the shipment Of arms and am.
munition into Mexico. but later sign.
ed supplementary order permitting
munitions to go through unhampered
10 the csrranza forces.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
sEaslAns LOSE HEAVILY.


Berlin. March 20. The German
War Office announces the Bulsarians
have captured 1000 serbians, twelve
cannon and the town OF sutton Tepe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
DISPUTE CAUSED RESIGNATION


London. Oct. 2o.--Sir Edward Car
son announced today that his resisna'
tIon was due 10 a dispute over Balkan
and TURKISH affairs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
EXPLOSION IN FRANCE.

Paris. Oct. 2o.-One hundred and
fifty persons were killed and Injured
in an explosion In war munitions
factory here this afternoon. Many OF
the victims were women workers.
The dead number ffty.two.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
GERMANS WAR ON mosrsssaAo


IHF NhHorIhtfu FFrEtII
London. Oct. 20. A new Austro-
German campaign. this time against
Montenegro. Is reported under prepa.
ration in dispatches from Frankfort.
Germany. About 10000 troops al
ready are reported gathered for this
campaign. near the Montenegrin
frontier.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-20
AVIATOR CAPTURED.


Boston. Mass. Oct. 20. - Norman
Prince Of Boston. a Harvard grad.
uafe. who was an aviator with the
French army. has been captured by
the Germans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
STEEL MERGER
(contanusd from First Page,

Its capital Stock to 100000. 900. This
gossip was strengthened by an authori-
tative statement explaining that Mr..
Corey and MIR. Schwab were in no way
cooperating and that the rumors that
Bethlehem and Midvale would COM
bine had no basis.
The negotiations between the Penn
sylvania and Bethlehem interests to-
day dealt with the subject OF the price.
IL was understood. at which the Penn
sylvania Railroad, which owns a 81
per cent interest in the Pennsylvania
Steel company, would relinQuish its
holdings. The conferees. who met at
Mr.. Schwabs office. included f. T.
Stotesbury. head of the Morgan bank
ing house in Philadelphia. and a direc-
ton in the Pennsylvania Steel COM
pany: Henry Tatnall, vice president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad: William
". Bonner. chairman of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel company. and several d.
rectors OF the Bethlehem company.
None would discuss the deliberations
except TO say that nothing had been
decided.
Mr.. Bonner is president also of the
Cambria Steel company which is like
wise controlled by the Pennsylvania
Railroad system. He is understood to
bold for II. c. Prick an option on the
Pennsylvania holdings OF Cambria
Steel Although IL was learned that
this option had not as yet been exer-
cised. II was generally believed Mr..
Prick was concerned in the negotia-
lions FOR the control of the company
which are known to be pending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
SHAKEUP In RANKS
OF wesleyan Team Is Predicted Before
Bethany Game Next gatr rday
Good Showing ~ LynohburR.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
CkriANNDN. oct r.Trr,p..faI
strength uH thD r4r. OFF WaenInftuH s.
lee. and H bad coo. of stag. fright ur
thr IHIf OF Wesley U during fhc fire.
fftrrr minutes OF fHr Same Hf tNrln.
rurE haf Saturday explains WESLEYAN.
rather unexpected defeat 1f tHs bands of
tIU Virginia Generals Washington a
Ic. had un afiHrt CHAT vac almost co..
rrsI.fillr during ile first quarter or tho
game OFF IrrUHhHrr and Will. WrafrFan
w.. raI.dIF hgihIrr down hsr drr.u..
and bod DE nan r boz territory dur.nr
ODE most HI fnt IHaI IHf eHr nsIU our
nni iH. ORANGE rrI H'Ftk tId rnf rfEI..
tor
fn- Wesleyan Dr. Tel regarded rr rrr.l
one of Ire best things frlf BIAS H.H.
rrufd fu doc f.Hw Dr. brings fn fhr r..
..f rrllitHfIHu Chat fH"t can I. beaten
anil fHrN uun know NhI. H III. OBJ Dol
IUrd uN lrHIuf tns goal uU.|. uHTr frr
urIuaIIIuu 'thrH arn. Hf Irf bar fHI.
lowing H f"||H|'.H H
|HHf tH0fr v.I H. ..rHuHIf Hf
makeup Iu ODE UHHta most HUIH.If I.
q. nobody Snow. bHf f .. certain fHsf
N logan Dos fnU mUn f..n uHI.r TI
" HrN WIN t HIII .IH" H.f...rff...
N.fH Nr.HHrU bore Saturday H..n ...
r' .wDnfIur 900 Uk.I. .. 1.r. no we
f'I'"r.H |HIH' .H|. N .afUn H"H T.. I.
Nt.nHu I..rH .....'.. ancient ..I o.. ft.
'iir would r.7h RI rr.ImIrHrr .. erI.
HfNH. game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
HOW TO rIoHT rvprRouLosrs

Dr.. =. ". Carhart. o. san Antonio
FeEas, aaVei since lime salts conatffufa
tnref -fourthn o. all me mineral aub-
atancsa of the human body, thav nuef
ha supplied IN tne foods or auunioHrr.tf b
- Tn mineral preparations. or natural
at1rFatiun Quaueas with tuherCuInnIa nm
chechc0 me spread 81 tubrrcuIorfa ana
othcr preveutahls diseases A. due Iarrsiv
- decalcffcd ftinna lactfnab condffi4ns
% multtudea throufhout enc civiiirsd
worid."
SINCE imr iH nur OF fh. InrrfII.u.r uf
Iltunua Alternative. much .f bod. ....
'r.. u.uhIIr.H o. duo fu Ifa h.nrII.,
lr "HIH HuN feel IH render If traI|.
H. HIuIIIasIr
Tctmrne Alternative tar effected r..
fnnl FaD.. r.au.f. ln Iuh.r.II...s s..I.U
In many ina nu.... uUuHrsnTf. bias Weld
90 fn Do and nIugr lf ruufafrH nu Urlrf.s
safe fH f|U
.a your IHlrEI.I nr r.rI direct
Eckrnan Labortary, FhuadeIphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
DYNAMITE FAILS
TO RAISE BODIES
LAHoE QUANTITIES or HIGH Elk
fLOSIvE USED AT WAR
WOOD YESTERDAY.
In Effort 20 Recover victims OF sun
days Triple prownfng-nsward
Offered by Relatives.

~ desperate effort to recover the
ocuies or Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Stewart
ana Mrs Clara kempic- Morgan. victims
OF sundays drowning. dynamite in large
quantities was used yesterday. The ~ =
piosive was touched OFF at many places
N the vicinity where the bodies went
down. out II failed TO raise them.
Drags and nets were stiil used yester-
DAY in the hopes OF recovering the
bodies IL is now believed that they
have escaped the piling about the dam
enIrely. and have been carried down the
river by the strong current. Hope Of
finding them in the vicinity OF where
the distressing accident occurred. is all
out abandoned.
Mr. !. T.. Stewart. OF the Island father
OF the two victims. offered n reward OF
sou YESTERDAY for the recovery OF the
bodies OF has dead.
In the meanwhile. Coroner Gala
Mitchell u gathering data on the acct
dent. ana interviewing witnesses. The
cmopany In charge OF building the dam
claim that lights were exhibited in
prominent places. Owen Friery. owner
OF the submerged boat. worked with the
rescucrs yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
DISAPPOINTMENT
IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 5.-Disappoint-
ment was general In the camp OF the
pions to-day because rain caused a post
ponement OF q double header with the
BROOKLYN team II had been hoped that
the regular season here would be com
pleted to-day and that the two days in
terNening before the opening Of the
worlds series on Friday could be de-
voted TO secret practice in preparation
for the biz games. Prospects for finish
ing up their schedule tomorrow were
nything but brilliant tonight. and the
weather forecaster held out little hope
for a clear day tomorrow. II rain again
interferes. II was officially stated that
the games will be celled OFF in order to
give Moran's men at least one day OF
rest before clashing with the Boston
Americans for premier baseball honors.
Applicants for tickets 20 the games 70
be played I'm this city will not know I'M
Ill Thursday whether they are fortunate
enough to secure the coveted seats. The
management OF the club announced to-
night that notices would be sent out by
mail Wednesday night TO those TO whom
tickets have been allotted stating how
ever. are doomed to disappointment be
cause the applications exceed the sea-
ing capacity OF the park tenfold or more.
In order TO minimize the possibility OF
the tickets falling into the hands OF the
spectators. IL was announced the applt-
cants will have to be Identified before
receiving their allotment
MayOr Blankenburg to-day accepted
an invitation 10 attend the second game
OF the series on Saturday. His box ad-
joins the one to be occupied by President
Wilson, who also will oe present at Sat
urday's game. The mayor received an
invitation from Mayor Curley. OF Boston
to come there on Tuesday and See the
obsequies." in the fourth game OF the
series which the Boston executive, IL is
said. believes will be the last.
BOSTON. Oct. 5.-The worlds series
games to be played in this city next
Monday and Tuesday probably will be
witnessed BY $4,000 persons here. Presi-
dent Joseph j. tanning, Of the Boston
American club. announced tonight
Careful checking up OF the capacity OF
Braves Field he said. had shown that
this number could be cared for without
inconN enience.
President Lannin expressed the BELIEF
that few. ~ any OF the thousands of per-
sons who have applied for reserved seats
would be disappointed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
RESIGNATION
(contanusd Prom Mrs, P.x.,

Saloniki. which will take upon itself
the duty OF protecting the main rail
way through Servia and Greece and
give what Assistance Il can TO the
Balkan allies should they be attacked
by Bulgaria. This infringement OF
Greek neutrality has brought forth a
formal protest from Greek gTyern-
ment. hut. in the words OF one CORES
pendent. is being winked at" by the
great majority OF the people or
Greece.
The opposition in the Greek cham
Der has also made protest against tho
policy OF Premier Venizelos. which II
IS claimed. IL forcing Greece into an
unnecessary war. But the Premier.
who IS now firmly fixed I'm the saddle
and is working IN harmony with the
King, has succeeded in getting the
chamber TO pass n vote OF confidence
after stormy all night session
The next move devolyes upon Bull
gaTia and as soon as she moves the
Anglo-French troops which are being
modified will be put I'm motion. while
the fleet IN the Black Sea and the
Aegean sea will assume their ap-
pointed roles
Russia on Offensive.
Meanwhile Russia. whose armies
for FIVE months have been retiring
has begun an energetic offensive along
a vide front. from Riga 10 southeast
or wilma, and according to unofficial
reports. has already met with con
siderable success. This. however. f.
denied by Berlin. Whites says that all
the Russians attack have been re-
pulsed.
ON the western front the big guns
have again undertaken the task OF
attempting 10 level the German on.
trenchments. presumably in prepa "a
tiOn for a continuation OF the attacks
which proved successful In Artois and
Champagne In some seS,ors there
has been infantry hgn0ng in which
trench or few yards Of a trench
changes hands. this being particularly
the case IN the areas where the allies
have made their gains and where the
Germans are trying TO win back the
lost ground
The British neet. too. r. almos, con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
TEACHERS ROUND
TABLE WILL MEET
sczooI oor sass1oa g AID AT q sIeA


The fall meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Teachers round table will be held In
the High school building Friday and
Saturday. october p and 2eth. II Is
expected that fully SOC teachers will be
I'm attendance
The sessions will be divided into ave
parts. namely: High school vocational
srammer. intermediate and primary. m
each OF these departments many papers
will be presented
Officers of the association who We're
elected at the last meeting and who are
taxing AN active part In the prepara-
lions OF this meeting are President J.
y. Timoerman. superintendent OF the
chester, w. Va. schools. secretary. Miss
Mae Harmon OF the Martins Ferry
schools; treasurer, Principle. c. W. Kline
OF Steubenvills.
Arrsngements are being made BY the
executive committee to have some\notcd
educator address the teachers on the
evening OF the goth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
Stockholders Meeting.
GENERAL MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF Ia Belle
Iron Iron work win De held az the PrineiPal
oIttce OF the Company. East end OF 31s
street. IN the City OF wheeling West
Virginia. on the eSth day OF October
1871. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Al
such meeting there win be presented for
the consideration Of. and action by. the
stockholders the question OF the issuance
py ne company OF its bonds. and Of the
execution OF mortgage or deed of trust
upon the property OF the Company to
secere the same. the amount OF sucn
proposed bond issue. and the terms
thereof and OF the mortgage or deed OF
trust securing the same 10 be determined
sy the stockholders. or by the Board OF
directors after consideration and con-
sent BY the stockholders at such meet
INK. ~ such meeting there will be pre-
sented the further questions OF amend
ments TO the existing bylaws. aud such
other matters pertaining TO the interests
ot tne company as may come before the
meeting. Books for this meeting viii
close with the close OF business Oct
hsth. isls. ond Will reopen on the morn
ing OF Oct. 2Sth. 1918.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
r. c. KIRK.
~. President.
ee--e -Oc-e- Z 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
MOTORCYCLISTS
RACE SATURDAY
PLAHs ron Bro MEET PRACTICAL
Lx COMPLETED ny LOCAL CLUE
hAny Fast Eadsrs Entered in several
Events-EfGht Events win
Entertain Pans.

/ one OF the best and most Interesting
meetings held by the Iocaf srororcyct,
1tuo during the past several weeks was
were IN attendance az the meeting and
pans Tor the Saturday races al the
SAT- ralr grounds We're discussed ana
"a pr"Sram Tor the race meet decided on.
The club has received the assurances
OF Bacon. Black and Keys OF Pitts
Dorgh. and linn OF f'arKersourE. that
,neN VIII De here 20 ride In the races.
nave regulations OF being among the
best riders in this district
The Club members decided to hold a
siSrtns a, ps5ao oc,oeE Friday day, ssyen a
rooms and another Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. to advertise the races
"hich viii start promptly at ESQ.
Saturdays race program is one OF the
best ever staged on the local course ana
viii have races for both professional
ana amateur riders. More interest Is
oeing eentered in the coming event due
70 the fact that on Saturday evening the
army or riders on one OF the bigges :
snourance runs ever stages in the MIDI
Saturdays Program.
ne saturday program is follows:
Event No 1--6 mile. prOrcssronaf
stock with so cubic inch piston displace-
Event No: "a mile elimination trial.
o Event NO; - mile. professional.
Event No 10 mile r proress,ona,
ported and stock race
Event No. SIS mile. open. novelty
Event No. 80 mile. consolation race.
Event No. IS mile. sidecsr race.
Event No. 81 mile time trial. port
ed and stock)
All races viii be run under the +. A
NJ rule. and all machines must come
under the 80 cubic inch piston dis
placement. Officials will be named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
THEY'RE AFTER me-
Waa Exclamation o. Nearo Who
Walked Into Police station Las,
Niaht-Specder Arrested.

a negro. evidently insane. walked
ia'o police hoadquarters Issf nigb,
and .ElaImed They're after me-" In
Wow of tho fact that ho bad been sc,.
inF strangely for tho past several
'a... 'he police placed him boz the
lookup f'I safety. and viii turn him
over t' I1e sanity commission TODAY
ih" fellow gave hIr name AL Tom
.'f". I.'. and BE- ID. FaId he har ben
fn1. ..ns fmir. .Iv about fba eity
iDf uur u.
d. Beam VOL. arrested br ser.
.'fn' Waite. Hu.lF on charge 81
'''''i.nr 'hr speed umf Ufo was m
''..'i going south ou I1r street
io.H Sorry Won SHOWN ,.ar4,fer
va. arrested hE Dm.rr iUIIebraud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
Rernstorn Hated

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-Count Won
Benrnstorff. the German ambassador.
returned 90 New York tonight after
having conferred with Secretary Ian
sing al Washington regarding the
Arabic case.
MY letter TO Mr.. Lansing explains
all ] have 10 say" the ambassador
added. 1t will be necessary for me
10 have further conferences with the
state department before every point
In this matter is thoroughly cleared
but II Is reasonable to assume that a
solid foundation for the best OF friend
~ relations between this country and
Germany has been laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
NO ILL after
EFFECTS

Eat your f1voritc food.
Eat as much of itas YOU want.
You can enjoy it and suffer no
III after effects if you take
HENETS TO help digest your
food. HEXETS viii help YOU
enjoy your meals Us stopping
all that trouble. They quickly
reach and destroy the cause.
Take one after dinner it viii
DO YOU good You viii like
the spearmiul flavor zoe and
2Sc lt 200 drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06

nat Do fa dfeiuferrHf-d ~ te -srtta.
Ffrrrr WiI maintain fnt sHma attitude
aufinE co.. Offensive 90 the central
powers
When Hskfd whether bulgaria mobI.
D .lHfiNu .wuH only meant I.r lu armed
irfgua0 or Hu EtrtI.F neutrality. rrrmIrr
itun HIntn DIT IH quoted OIL having Hn-
NWFrOn fNnf since fHr order OF mobilize.
ZION thr COVE rnWsrf nHd addressed d
circular telegram fn Tho InrrIru r.rrs
uinIltfa strfIug chat ltulEHrIa wra arf.
iu.NnrIHn rIEnfH Hud hUr IuIrrrUu.rU.
IH. ur rrIrr added frr Situation uf HuI.
FHftt and Bier cabinet 90 nuf mnke If
nr."HHarf for nrr tu search for urrf.nfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
FEARING A BREAK
,oopunusd PROM Tir.t r.f.,

No story fDlf. srI ihr record. Df brYE
efl offices show fHat ir b. DOB fr,
Brest M lDiIfy
Speculation D.. 1f,r confined
cfiefly bob tho stock. OF certain CON.
panic which sre reported to Ha.r
rgrIYed ru0rm0u. war order. Usfn
cfnm Steel stands at tE. TOP OF f..
ucul1Nvc llsf LaHt year r cold Col.
low as a fraction above o. TODAY b.
feiched 800 fWcIbie steel aau.ns
tglay o. i13 was sold for about u
itird uf 'hIH hsc month. aro V..f
trrhoueo was up today f0 IlI fI.
rFndOus advance over fs selling
rr.ce 0f f"u month. AGO ur.f.r.
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