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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
BRYAN TO HELP
PUT CHIC DRY

COLUMBUS. o.. Oct 24.-with Will
liam J. Bryan. former secretary Of
state, as the principal speaker. leaders
IN the fight for statewide prohibition
m Ohio have prepared for a whirlwind
campaign that Is 10 be led by Mr.
bryan during the next four DAYS and
Is 10 be kept up by others until the
close Of the campaign on the nieht
before the election Of November 2.
Mr.. Bryan viii tour the state in
special train. the opening speech being
set for Sis a. m. tomorrow az Steu-
benville. The first day viii be spent
In the cities and towns in the eastern
part Of The state. a large number OF
men who have been prominent In the
night TO Oust saloons from the state
viii accompany the former secretary
Of state on his four days speaking trip.
While prohibition was defeated in
ohio at the election last November
by majority Of Sf152. the dry lead.
ers assert that they have an excellent
chance 10 win in the coming election.
They argue that the adoption last
year of the home rule amendment 10
the constitution which repealed the
county unit option law and which auto.
matlcally made wet" territory of &c
counties which had been dry under
county option ia resented IN those
counties and that they viii increase
their dry vote over that ~ lost wear
They also expect 20 materially cut
down The huge wet majoritics which
we're turned out in Cincinnati. Cleve-
land and other large cities.
The opponents OF prohibition have
conducted q quiet campaign largely
through advertising The wet leaders
predict that the majority aEainst pro.
hibition viii be- much larger than 10
was In the election held a year ago
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CARRANZA PLEASED WHEN
U. S. PREVENTS EXPORTS
FROM VILLA TERRITORY

TORREON. Coahuila Mexico. oct
22 via Laredo. Texas. oct "a
GratlhcatiOn was eNprf ased af the
headquartorE Of General Carranza
here today at the pr0mptness with
which the United States has followed
its recognition ~ the defact0 govern
ment with the order preventing Ok
ports 10 the United States OF many
articles from villa territory 10 ia OK.
pected here that this order will aId
in cfamping the financing of the Viua
campaign in Sonora
Plans Tor fhe campalrn aFainsf
villa and detanF OF the government OF
This region have delayed the depar.
ture Tor The border q the Firat Chief
and u is probable hls headquarters
vii remsin a. Torroon unfH early
neTt week
General Carranza has received n
number % representation from Waeh
ington concerning conditions in terri
tory not yet under hia control To
these his answer has been that as soon
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WAS TESTING BOMB WITH
COMPANION WHEN
ARRESTED.
Two Suit Cases Found in Room
Filled With Explosives and
Important Documents.

NEW YORK. Oct 24-Police who
have been watching outgoing vessels
for explosives tonight detained Rob.
ert Fay. said to be a Lieutenant i'm the
German army. and his brother.in.law
Walter Scholz, In Weehawken. y. J.
Explosive and survey charts OF New
York harbOr are said TO have been
found In their possession.
The men are declared TO have been
testing a bomb in a small grove when
apprehonded
Five steel mines said by the police
10 belong 20 the prisoners. later we're
found In West Hoboken storehouse.
Each was packed In a separate wood.
On case and fitted with an attachment
which might be fastened TO the stern
OF q ship by a wire Contact with the
propeller Of ship. II Is said would
eNrlode tho mine
Two suit cases found in the mems
room 40 Wcehawkcn were filled with
explosives. letters written I'm German
an dOmcial looking documents. Among
tho explosives we're several sticks OF
dynamite and various kinds Of acid
used In the manufacture ~ explosives
One of the papers. it is asserted By
tho police. showed Fay TO be a lieu.
tenant in the German army and a
mDmbrr of the Wilhelm strassc.
Tho police assert that the prisoners
have admitted the ownership Of a high
powered automobile and a speedy mo
Tor boat. both Of which are in Wee
hawkDu
Here But Short Time.
Fry is said tO have come 10 this
Cconanusd on PaRs ssvsnJ
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sentence for crime and its oonse.
qucnces
Evidence Convincing.
In the Cavell case ! have reviewed
the decision Of the court and exam
ined the evidence down 20 the small
est details The result b. 90 convict
ing and all the circumstances are -
clear and convincing that no court
martial in the world would have
reached any other decision For %
concerns not the act of one single per.
son. rather % concerns n well thought
out. world wide conspiracy which sue
ceedcd for nine months 90 render the
most valuable service 20 the enemy to
the disadvantage Of our army. Count
less British. nelEian and French soi-
dicrs now again are lighting In the
allied ranks who owe their escape
from Belgium 90 the activity OF ne
band now sentenced at the head OF
which stood Miss Cavell
With such situation under ne
very eyes Of the authorities only the
utmost severity and The government
violates the most elemental duty 90
ward the army and lts safety mat
does not adopt the strictest measures
These duties IN war are Freater tnan
any other
All those convicted we're fully
Coontinusa on rAr. ssvsuJ
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BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Oct. "a
Soldiers OF the Fourth United States
infantry and Mexican bandits engaged
in skirmish tonight shortly after x
O'Clock at the scene of the train rob
berry and murders last Monday. One
American soldier Private Herman r..
Moore. was wounded in the lighting.
according to reports received at rorr
Brown.
Sergeant Arthur Estridge OF Conn
pany c. Fourth infantry. was in COM
msnd of the detachment attacked. He
reported TO Fort Brown headquarters
that FIVE Mexicans were seen to cross
the railroad track just beyond where
the infantry was stationed. The sol
diers promptly opened fire on the
Mexlcans while Estridge gave sne
alarm to headquarters When the
Mexicans returned the fire IL seemed
they numbered more than five. he saId.
The firing lasted about Eve minutes.
Proba bly, 100 shots were fred. Prigate
Moore was wounded in the abdomen
and is not expected to live. There
were no Mexicans killed so far as
known
Quick Action by Troops.
When the Americans opened are.
the Mexicans sought the shelter or
the brush and the Americans settled
down to wait or reinforcemenls .roE
Fort Brown, eight miles away. Tne
news reached Fort Brown while the
infantry band was giving a concert
which had attracted many automo-
bile parties from Brownsville Im,ne-
diately fifty automobiles were placed
at the disposal Of the military officers
and within six minutes a half dozen
cars loaded with soldiers dashed
through the streets of Brownsville IN
the hope OF cutting off the raiders be-
ore they could reach the Rio Grarde
which is four miles from the point or
attack
They were followed by two compa-
nies of infantry also. in motor cars,
and two troops OF cavalry followed the
automobiles closely
Police cleared the streets OF all traf-
fic and the departure Of the relief par
(Continued On Page ssvenl
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FORCE GERMANS
TO FALL BACK

LONDON. oct q. 3:27 D. m.-1he
Russian forces which landed on me
northern coast Of Courland proved
stronger and more numerous than the
Germans supposed and they have been
pushing forward since Saturday morn.
ing according 10 advices received Al
Copenhagen. SAYS a dispatch from me
Danish capital 10 the Exchange rele
graph company. The Germans are re-
ported 20 have retired from several
important points.
Owing 90 the presence Of British
submarinea German naval cooperation
with be land forces in the Baltic ~
said 90 be impossible
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ROCKED The BOAT,
TWO LOSE LIVES

PARKERsBrRG. " Va. oct "a
One woman was drowned and one
man is believed 90 have been drowned
of n party ~ three who were riding
IN a canoe on the Ohio river late THIS
afternoon when tho boat capsized.
The woman was Mrs. Bcss Gordon
and the missing man. Floyd Clutter
VIII Buskirk. the third member Of the
party was rescued after be had re-
leased himself from the death "Trip OF
the woman Rocking the boat is ai.
learcd 10 have been the cause Of the
accident
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PREMIER BOTHA
GAINS VICTORY

JOHANNEsBURG. Union of south
Africa. Oct -. vit London -3.12 %. m
Premier Botha and his imperial
policy gained an important victory in
the South Africa parliamentary cleo.
tions Just concluded Tho Botha party
elected fifty four of its candidates. tho
allied Unionists captured forty scata
and the dependents returned nve
members aF against twonty.sovon
Eoais. won by tho Iicrzor party and
-four labor members returned
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TURKS DEFENDING
BULGARIAN COAST

LONDON. oct. 2f-i:5O p. m.-BuI
Rarian forces on the Aegean shore
have left for the northern Servian
front. says message 10 the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Athens
These troops have been replaced by
FIVE Turkish divisions which are nov
charged with the defense OF the Bul
garian coast
Reliable information. the dispatch
adds. places the strength of the Bul
garian forces on the Servian front aa
seven divisions. % which four are Oh.
Grating In the region of Pirot and
Kniazevac
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AND NOW CONTROL MAIN
POINT ON NISH RAILROAD
TURKS CRIPPLE
ALLY GUNBOAT

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. "a. via
London. Oct. %. 1;25 a. m.-An otfl-
eial communication Issued today says:
Turkish sunners hit an enemy tor
pedo boat off Doug Bair. The vessel
was towed to Imbros Island in dam
aged condition.
There have been artillery combats
near Ari Burnu and Seddul Bahr."
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GERMAN ATTACK
AGAIN REPULSED

PARIS. oct -. 2:35 p. m.-The
eighth German attack in Eve days on
the strong French positions in the
woods Of Givenchy. north Of Arras.
was repulsed yesterday with sanguin-
ary losses. according 10 the oficial
statement issued to-day by the French
var department In the other sections
Of the western front lively artillery
duels are In progress
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HALL BEY is NOW
FOREIGN MINISTER

AMSTERDAM. Oct "a. via London.
1880 p. ma dispatch from Constsn-
tinOple 10 the Frankfurter Zeitung
says that HALL Bey. late president or
the Turkish chamber OF deputies nas
been appointed minister Of foreign az
fairs I'm the Ottoman cabinet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-25
KING ALBERT HAS
not TALKED PEACE

PARIS. oct 20. 2.1O 81. m.-Ofncial
denial is given in statement rivon
hy The Belgian government a. Havre
today says n dispatch to the Havas
News arcncy. t0 the report that letters
bad been EXCHANGED between KinF
Albert and Pope Benedict concerning
peace
a Rome dispatch of October n aid
Pope benedict had received a rep.y
from King Albert 90 the uonufrs auto.
Fraph leftur urEinr The uolgan mon.
arch to initiate steps looking 90 the
conclusion of peace Tho king is re.
ported tO have declared he never
would lay down his sword while bis
country was "in slavery"
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SKIRMISH TOOK PLACE AT
SCENE OF RECENT TRAIN
ROBBERY.
Troops Rushed to Scene From
Fort Brown In Effort to
Head OF Raiders.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct.
PA detachment OF the Sixth
United States Cavalry, sta
TONED near the Mercedes canal.
40 miles up the Rio Grande
from here, was fired on from
the Mexican side Of the river
late Saturday night from
point noted as a place where
meseal, a fiery drink, 10 sold.
The Mexieans fired rs shots.
The fire was returned by the
American troops, and the Mexl-
can firing ceased.
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WAsHuguTou. oct a4-Poreoasts
ohio-rair, warmer Monday Tuesday
CloudT, colder
Wet virgiuia-rair, warmer Monday
Tuesday fair.
western FeuuaTivauta-rafr. warner
Hondayi Tuesday cloudy and colder
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MANY PRISONERS rAKEr.

BERLIN. oct. -. via London Sue
cosecs for the German troops In the re-
zion of pvlnsk with the capture OF IS
Officers and 2ef0 men and further gains
Tor the Tcutonic allies In Servia are
chroniclcd In the official communfcn-
tions made public to-day.
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SOFIA, Oct. p. via Amsterdam
and London, Oct. ~. 4:45 o. m.-
delayed In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sarian troops In Macedonia have
captured after a violent battle the
greater part Of Uskup, the chief
SerVian town on the railway be-
tween Nish and SalonIki, accord
Ing to an official statement given
out here today. Fighting for full
possession Of the town, the state
rent adds, continues.
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LONDON. Oct. "a. 10 p. m.-ine
Bmgarians. according to their official
report Issued today. have reached
Uskup, an important junction on the
Salcniki-Nish railway. and have thus
placed themselves across the route py
which the allies reinforcements Tor
the Seryians would travel. The Aus.
tro-Germans in the north have begun
more vigorous offensive and nave
crossed the Danube near Orsoya This
brngs much nearer the linking up OF
the armies of the Germanic allies and
those OF Bulgaria, and the opening OF
the way through Bulgaria TO Constan-
tinople
Success is not being achieved with
out heavy losses. as the Servian .et-
Grams. well entrenched in their noun.
tains. are offering stubborn resistance
and are making the invaders pay dig
price for every mile Of country in
vaded.
French Aidina Serbs.
French troops are lighting beside
the Servians IN the southeastern sec
tion and reports from Athens say tlat
other steps are being taken by the
allies 10 help their small partner. Add.
uonal troops are being landed AZ
Saloniki: Bulgarian ports I'm the
Aegean and Black seas are being
bombarfed. and IL is believed tpat
men and munitions will be sent to
Seryia by still another route. with
tcontinusd on Page sovsnJ
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GERMANS VANCE BUT
THEIR LOSSES ARE
VERY HEAVY.
French Troops Now Aiding Ser.
Uans-Russians Are Max
ing Progress.

SOFIA, Saturday. Oct. 2s. via
London, Oct. ~. $3.50 p. m.-The
Bulgarian troops have completely
conquered uskuP, according to an
official communication today.
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BULGARIANS TAKE SERVIAN TOWN OF USKUP
British Sub
Sends German
Cruiser DOUn

PETRoGRAD, Oct. -. via Lon
don, 1t:25 .. ma British sub
marine operating near Libsu at
tackled and sunk a German cruiser
OF the Prinz Adalbert class, ae-
eordina to official announcement
made here tonight.
The Prinz Adalbert is an arm
ored cruiser s9S feet in length and
with displacement OF e.s5e tons.
She carries a complement Of 557
men.
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PARIS, Oct. "a, t:so p. ma
oispateh from, Athens to the Havas
News agency says u 10 understood
at saioniki that the entente allies
pian to make a landing on the
eulsarisn coast in the Aegean sea
at Porto Lagos.
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NlsH, Oct. %. via London, Oct.
a. 5:45 p. m.-An official an
nouneement issued tooay by the
Servian general headquarters'
stan says that the Servian towns
OF kumanoVo and veIes have been
taken by the BuIaarians.
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TEUTONS WIN
IN SERVIA
CENTRAL POWERS GAINING
GROUND WITHOUT IN
TERRUPTION.
Bulgarians Working to Prevent
Junction of Allies With Serb
Army-Servians Weak.

BERLIN, via London. Oct. 24.-The
Servian campaign. according to all in
formation reaching here. is progress
ing favorably for the central powers,
although operations are retarded BY
bad weather. and. like the section
south Of Belgrade. by the exceedingly
difficult topography OF the country
The German. Austrian and Bulga-
rian forces are reported to be gaining
ground everywhere without Interrupt
tion. The mention In Saturdays state
ment from the German general stan
that the troops of the central allies
had crossed the Drina river near Wise
grad shows that the Teutonic forces
are operating on Servia's western
front, a fact. which heretofore had
not been suspected. This almost COM
pletes the circle of the armies carry
ing out general corral against the
Servian forces. While all reports in
dicate that the Servians- are fighting
with splendid courage and show great
skill in utilizing the Irregularities of
the country's Topography. still Il Is
stated they are unable TO cope with
the superior numbers and stronger ar
ullery of the forces operating against
them on all the fronts.
Alltes TOO Late.
While the plans OF the entente al
lies are being closely watched here.
II Is generally assumed that they are
too late to save Servia. Also the be-
lief is expressed that Bulgaria is
throwing its greatest strength into the
Vardar valley. I'm order TO prevent the
junction of the entente forces with the
Servian troops, and that the Bulga-
rians are amply able TO hold the val
ley against any force which the en-
tente allies will be able TO bring into
action before the collapse OF Servia
Dr. stephen Steiner. the Lokal An
zeiger's correspondent at German
southeastern headquarters. reports
that he finds the Servians unable 10
summon the moral force TO withstand
the fearful effects OF the German and
Austrian artillery. He states that the
Servian artillery Is much inferior to
that Of the Teutons. and Is of insuffi.
cient quantity
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PARIS. Oct 24.-An authorized
statement made public In Athens
today says the HaVas News
agency. deries eateeorieaily the re-
ports current in the Balkan capt.
tails that an understs ndinq exists
between Greece and Bulgaria.
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toon'inu'a on rAgs ssvsuJ
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-16
LEAGUE ENDORSES
"PEC O. MY HEART"

The Drama league has submitted
the following anent Peg d My Heart"
Peg o. My Heart" which appears
at the Gennett on Thursday evening,
February Is. Is one of the big theatric
successes of the past two seasons.
Laurette Taylor. new to Broadway.
made the hit Of her career in the title
role and Elsa Ryan, another young
actress, has become known to the pub
lie through her depletion of the hero
inc.
The play, having been out for two
seasons and having become SO phe-
nomenally popular, is, of course, famil-
lar to the theatre-going public. so de-
tailed comment on its merits is not
apropos here. Suffice to say that it is
good wholesome story with many
amusing situations and witty lines.
Oliver Morocco, the producing man.
ager, has seven companies appearing
in Peg O. My Heart"
The one which comes to Richmond
appears in such towns at Hamilton,
Springfield, Dayton and Greenville.
Ohio; Muncie. Union City and New
Castle, Indiana.
The Dayton Journal gave a very
favorable report of this company.
The Play-Going Committee.
Miss Dorothy Mackaye and not Elsa
Ryan plays the title role.
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A Real Kidney Medicine
Always Reliable.

I feel that I ought to tell what 7
know about Swamp-Root and what it
has done for me. | was down and out
and had to quit work in 1906; only
weighed 1875 pounds. The doctor said
had Kidney trouble in the worst
form, and my liver was out Of order:
and l had rheumatism so badly I
could not get around One day I
picked up an Almanac and saw your
advertisement, and it fit my case ex-
actly. I got one-dollar bottle and
took 1t and when it was gone felt 50
much better that I bought five more
bottles of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
and l was well man: my weight in
creased until I weigh PIG pounds. I
am IS years old and 1 am feeling fine
and work every day I have three
men who knew me when l had to quit
work in the mil in 1906. and who will
make affidavit to my present health
If you want to use the above state
ments as my testimonial, you have my
consent
Yours very truly,
w. r. GRAVES,
Anderson, Indiana.
Personally appeared before me, this
4th da Of February, 1914, W. T. Graves,
who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same is true
in substance and in fact.
ROBERT E. BRAGDON,
Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. s, 1917.
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so M E DONT'S

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TEACHERS PETITION
ASSEMBLY TO VOTE
FOR PENSION BILLS
McC onaha, Judkins and Ma
son Receive Copies of Res
olutions Adopted by $50
Wayne County Instructors.

Feeling among the $50 country
school teachers of Wayne county is
running strong for the teachers pen
sion bill. The reasons for this can be
seen in an explanation given by
County Superintendent Williams.
= Last night Senator McConaha and
Representatives Judkins and Mason
were sent copies of resolution adopt
ed by the Wayne County Teachers
association, not as a body but through
the two organizations to which all
members belong-the towns and town
ships institute and the Richmond
Teachers notwithstanding the
passage of the bill and asking the sup
port of the local Representatives.
Large cities and some small ones
over the country are adopting pension