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France Has
Declared War
On Bulgaria

PARIS. Oct. II. 1895 p. m.-rhe
council of ministers. presided over by
President Poincare. announced at noon
to-day that a state Of war existed be-
tween France and Bulgaria, dating
from 6 a. m. on October Is.
The minister's. at Sundays meet.
ing at the Elysee palace. after going
over in council the diplomatic and mil.
itary situation. announced the follow
ing:
Bulgaria. having taken action with
our enemies against the allies Of
France. the government Of the repub-
lie announces that state OF war ex-
lists between Bulgaria and France.
from October i6. at O'Clock in the
morning. through the action OF Bull
garia."
The declaration Of a state Of war be-
tween France and Bulgaria follows the
line Of action taken by the British gov
eminent, except that the time is fixed
at a. m. Saturday instead OF the Brit
ish hour OF 10 p. m. Friday. The time
named In the French statement is that
which the commander Of IN called
fleet In the eastern Mediterranean
vas ordered 10 take action by block
aiding the Aegean sea coast Of Bulga-
ria
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JUDGE ROBINSON TO RESIGN
FROM THE SUPREME BENCH
MURDER
Psrkersburo Man Shoots Another as
Result Of an Argument-Death
occurs Later In Hospital.
speciai Dispatch to The Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. oct. IL
Harry Betz. aged about IS. was snot
this afternoon by John Flinn. also OF
this place and died very shortly after
wards AZ the hospital. Both are said
10 have been drinking and had an ar
gument this morning. This afternoon
Flinn is said to have had been waiting
with a shotgun behind a tree for an
other man with whom be had also
had an argument when Betz came
along Pulling his gun. he shot Betz
In the abdomen. The latter was
rushed 10 the hospital but died very
soon.
The shooting occurred TO the South
Of the city Finn after the shooting
came 90 the city with his shotgun
over his shoulder and gave himself up
10 tho authorities and is now resting
in the county jail
Betz was married and leaves a
wife and two children Flinn is about
IS years old and is uurHrried. ami
had been residing with his sister M
this city for n short time after having
been tway ~ work
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ENGLAND NEEDS
100000 men

LONDON. oct t7. g.25 %. M
Great Britain needs 5000 1000 more
men by spring This declaration was
made today by nriFsdicr General sir
Eric Swaynp. director of recruitine in
the northern command. in a speech at
HUI General swaync estimated that
Germany stil has between 5000 00n
and 10000 600 men from the AGES of
iS 90 O.. and that therefore. 90 was
useless to talt about wearing out Ger.
many
ln the sprinr. be-. Germany. would
lose more men than tho allics. which
would balance tho numbers OF tho al
lIos and The central powers hut no
Great Britain should raise 5000 U01
additional Germany probably would
recognize that 30 would bc fruucss to
continue
Ircaf Britain. hc added did mot
want compulsiou. but unless 5000 900
moro men were recruited by the spring
the military authorities could not be-
responsible for the war
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GERMANS
MURDERED
AFFIDAVITS FILED WITH
STATE DEPARTMENT
TELL OF CRIME
Muleteers Tell How British Cap.
tain Sunk Submarine and
Then Killed Survivors.

WASHINGTON. n C.. Oct. IL
German embassy officials announced
tonight that they had filed at the
State Department. the afhdavits made
recently at New Orleans by American
muleteers OF the British steamship
Nicosian. alleging that marines and
sailors OF the British patrol boat Bara.
long killed the commander and ten
men Of q German submarine who were
seeking rescue after their vessel had
been sunk. According 70 the amdavits
the patrol boat. which came up while
tho submarine was shelling the Nico.
slan. not only few tho American hag
Up to the moment Of opening FIRE. but
had the Stars and Stripes painted on
sign boards suspended from either
side.
Secretary Lansing declined tonight
10 comment on the matter. as the az.
fdavits. though sent 10 the depart.
ment yesterday. had not reached him.
Two Affdsvits
There are two afidavits. one signed
by james J Currcn. who was foreman
OF the muleteer gang. and the other.
cOrrOborating Currcn'E story. by Chas
ID. Hightower. Bud Anderson. Edward
CLARK and r. &c. Cosby. muleteers
They were sworn 10 In New Orleans
and forwarded by the German consul
Coontinusd on Pags rsnJ
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Zeppelin Raid on London Fails
OF Its Purpose; Property Lost
Was Not Connected With War

LONDON. Oct ~. 1918 p. m-The
following account of the Zeppelin air
raid on "wednesday niRht vas prepared
By a writer appointed BY the home Of.
fcp.
"On the evening of October I 3 anOth
Or aerial attack was directed AGAINST
London. which differed in no material
respect from those made on previous
occasions. The enemy'F vessel or yes
sals new hiEh. a. an altitude chosen.
no doubt in order 70 prevent a. far
as possible the danger ~ damage or
|destruction from antiafrcraft Runa
The darkenlnF of the metropolitan
srea. together with the height at which
|the aircraft Travelled. certainly pre-.
vented the enemy from discovering
the exact position - places % Inn
|portancs
A. on tho last occasion. the omclai
report issued IN Berlin proves The raid
rs 10 have been grossly in error ln
lnoat cases aF 20 where they we're
ffOppinE their bombs and 10 we ran
lupposs that they had really bad some
fsnnite objective other than mere
haphazard desfrucfion Of the lives and
property 0f non-com batantf. thea. ow.
nE 70 the height a. which they few.
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINION Elk.
TENDS TO CABINET-SoN-
NINo MAY RESIGN.
Arguments Advanced For Both
Sides and Situation is Re-
garded as Serious.

ROME. via Paris. Oct l7.-iO:4O %.
m.-The question of Italys participa-
ton or non-parucipation in the Balkan
campaign Is still agitating the country,
which rs divided into two camps. one
favoring the sending OF troops TO aid
the Servians and the other believing
that all the Italian forces are required
at home.
II is asserted that the difference in
opinion even extends TO the cabinet
and threatens its solidarity. A rumor
was in circulation today that Baron
Sonnino. the foreign minister. follow
ing the lead Of NJ Delcasse, the French
minister of foreign affairs. might re-
sign. Those of the people who are op-
posed TO Italy sending troops TO the
Balkans are enumerating alleged dip
lomatic mistakes which have com
promised the situation OF the allies
there. This faction also argues that
Survia did not attack Austria when
Italy began war against her and when,
they declare. an offensive omvement
by the Servians would have been most
useful to Iatly's front. preventing the
Austrians from moibliizng there a half
million men who mad been removed
from the southern front.
Considerations al Home.
Military considerations at home
also are advanced as a reason for ron
participation. Italy might be able 10
send men. but no artillery to amount
to anything. In addition, IL is caIcu-
lated by the opponents Of participa-
tion that in case of a sudden invasion
OF Italy by the Austrians the Italians
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GERMANY TO
SO. AMERICA
PREPARING FOR ACTIVE
TRADE CAMPAIGN AT
CLOSE OF WAR.
Cannot Figure Relations With
Enemies of Today After the
War-U. S. Is Busy.

WASHINGTON. oct. 17.-Prepara-
tions already are under way in Ger.
many 'or an aggressive trade cam
paign 20 BE- waeed in South America
at the close Of the war. according 10
a report Of the American Association
OF Commerce and Trade In Berlin.
made public here today by the bureau
OF foreign and domestic commerce.
German manufacturers. the report
says. nave organized trade league
Tor south America" headed by Dr.
Bernhard DernburE. who attracted
much attention In the United states
last spring by his activities as an ex-
ponent OF German opinion
Dr. Dernburg is quoted as dcclar.
ing that Germany must 'ook 10 South
America for compensation for trade
losses that may follow the war. Al
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they entirely failed 10 attain that Oh
iccflvo
Except for ono chance shot. tho
damage was exclusively on property
not connected with the conduct of tho
war. Of the t27 persons killed or in.
jured. none. save ono or two soldiers
Who were In tho streets ar the time.
was a combstanf
Moral eject Lacking.
~ for the moral effect for which
presumably the enemy was seeking
that was ail m hiH advantage Tho
raid occurred at an hour when prac
urally M ono except children was in
bed. and though fhe shops in tho shop.
ping district were closrd. places ~ on.
trrtainmcnf we're fuu and the MASSES
% me population we're about their
ordinary evening pleasures or M bust
neaa
"A very much larger number of pro.
pie therefore. we're aware OF the
enemya presence Than on previous oc
casions. but thc population Of London
though hundreds ~ thousands heard
the sound ~ bursting bombs and the
runs. remained cool and free from
fo.wauu.r a. -. -
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BODIES In WRECKED
CAR SWEPT AWAY

RANDOLPH. Ksns. oct THE
exsct number ~ dead in the wreck
yesterday of tho Union Pacific motor
train at the Fancy creek bridge near
here. may never br known when
the car. which plunged head fret into
tho creek. was raised today the front
end dropped out carryinF into tho
stream thosc bodies which the rescu
crr were unable t0 reach last night
AT efforts to nnd tho bodies in tho
raging stream failed Tho numbet be-
not known but officials believe rho
bodies of four and probably slv per.
sons were in The forvard compart.
mont
Eetimatrr tonight placed tho mum
ber ~ dcad OFF, I. fo fT persons. boz.
cluding tho % whose bodies we're
found yesterday Forty persons we're
injured. several probably fatally
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GERMANS CHECKED
ON RUSSIAN FRONT

PARIS. oct 1.-THE Petrograd cor.
respondent NJ the Petit Partisan. I'm a
dispatch. declares that General Alexis
Ioiivanon. the Russian minister ~
war. stated that during tho last month
tho German offensive has been check
% alons Toe whole front and that
every step in advance has been cost.
INK the enemy more than did every
yorFt uothirds of muel. durinf
August while at many important
points the Russian army o. progress
inr
General rolIvanof concluded that
the state Of equilibrium has thus been
broken slightly in favor OF the RIa
SLAMS. whose progress boz said. could
only 30 ON improtluE
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BADLY INJURED
BUT WILL RECOVER
pecial Dispatch to The Intelligence

Special Dispatch to the Intenisencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va, Oct IL
George Swink of Perry Station. on
the Fairmont and Clarksburg trolley
line. is at the Miners hospital badly
injured. resulting from an accident
when he was run over by a car near
the stop. The car was running %
miles an hour when the motorman.
Charles Gaines, saw a man sitting be
tween the rails. Efforts to stop the
care were fruitless. The car strucK
Swink. knocked hole in his head.
rolled him a short distance and
pushed him over the bank How ne
escape death Is a miracle.
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DARsT TO FARMoET.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
FAiRhONT. ~. Va. oct 17-scnator
John sherman parst seeking the Repub-
llcan nomination Tor governor. and John
Wallace. Of Wheeling were In this city
over SATURDAY. furtherinE the interests
of Darat for the nomination while
here the two Eentlement were in confer
ence with many local Republican poifff-
clans and left the city sunday we'll
pleased With their reception here and the
promises they received ~ local support
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CROWN PRINCE HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

AMSTERDAM. via London. oct NJ.
$50 p m crown Prince Alexander
of HerfIH. narrovl Frsr1rrd capture
whom Hungarian troops entered Hcl
rrado artofd.n. f0 a dispatch to The
Berlin krruz IrIune
The dispatch PAYS hIFh tribute to
fhe Princes bravery in personally a.
rccting The defense of The city up 90
tho last moment and not leaving un.
tll the llunEariana we're entering
Several of The Princes stan ofcors
we're captured and others were killed
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Operate on Coast.

PARIS. Oct. ", 12:55 o. MA
dispatch 20 the Journal from Ath-
ems says Il ls reported there that
the British, besides landing at ss-
loniki. will operate along the BuI-
oarian-Turkish coast at Oedeaoh-
steh and Enos. from which points
quick access may be had to the
route the Teutonie forces must
take TO reach constantinople.
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MINISTER'S NOT
LEAVING GREECE

PETROGRAD. Oct II. via London.
2:2l D. m.-The German report that
the Russian minister 10 Greece Is pre-
pairing to leave Athens Is officially
denied here as . pure invention"
dispatch from Athens to the
Cologne Gazette on Saturday said that
the ministers OF Russia and Italy were
preparing to leave Greece. London
adyices Saturday night said that the
report was discredited here.
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French and suIsars Clash.

ATHENS, via London, Oct II.
1f:35 .. m-The French troops In
Macedonia have received their
baptism Of fire near the railway
bridge st HudovoVilandvo, where
they were attacked by 10000 But
uarians. The fighting continues
The Bulgarian artillery 10 bonn
harding the. ViisndoVo garrison.
which 10 Offering a stout resIst-
ance.
The Bulgarian government has
officially announced that mines
have been laid along the coasts
Of the Black and Aegean seas.
Lights have been eStlnauished
and the port Of Dedesehsteh has
been closed, except to neutral
merchantmen.
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PEACE RUMORS
AGAIN AFL0AT

LONDON. Oct. IS. $3.50 a. m.-Ru-
mors that peace tentatives have made
between Berlin and London are again
current in Berlin. according to a Times
correspondent. but the Times in an
editorial characterizes the idea that
Great Britain Is in a mind 10 listen To
any peace talk as too grotesque for
serious refutation."
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Heavy ounHre.

FLUSHING, Holland. via Lon
don, oct. ~. tc:55 o. n.-Dvrina
the Nhole Of this afternoon = con-
tlnuous heavy aunfre 70 the
south was audible here. u 10
thought probable that there was
> bonbardnent Of the Belgian
coast. Owing 70 the fog. II was
impossible 20 make observations.
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been issued proclaiming "a state Of
war" in Moscow and the Moscow dis
trict
Disorders of considerable proper
tions have occurred in Moscow during
the past few months. These have been
chiefly attributed in advices from Rus
sia TO labor troubles. largely due to
many persons having been thrown out
OF work by strikes. and are declared
not to have been of a political ma
ture.
Mail advices that reached here from
Russia last month described the June
riots. in which several persons were
injured and damage estimated at near
ly s2O.0OO,0OO was done TO property, as
probably due TO the growth in Moscow
during the last fifteen years of hand
TO mouth urban population which had
come in from the villages. This ele-
ment was described as having lost the
steadying influence Of village life with.
out acquiring urban traditions.
Later reports of rioting in Moscow
have come through Germany, a news
agency dispatch on October IL telling
OF the building of barricades in the
citys streets on September %. 25 po-
licemen and eight higher officials be-
ing wounded and three civilians killed
end ~ wounded. according TO this ac-
count
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PLAN FORM OF
RECOGNITION
SECRETARY LANSING AND
CoNFEREES TO DECIDE
o.. TODAY.
Official Reception of Eliseo Are.
dondo Will Likely Constitute
The Formal Act.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. oct IL
Secretary Lansing and the diplomatic
representative here Of Brazil. chile.
Argentina. Bolivia. Uruguay and Qua.
temala will meet al the state Depart
ment tomorrow 10 decide upun the
form in which their governments will
extend recognition 20 General Car.
rama
These countries. which have dipIo.
matte rcprcsontatives at present In
Mexico probably will extend recorni.
ton by formal renewal Of diplomatic
relations there Tho United states
and several ~ tho others will present
Identical notes 10 F.liseo Arredondo.
authorized representative of General
Carranza here The communication
VIII hr addressed to General Caranya.
and the Official reception of Mr. Are.
nondo will constitute the act % frccog.
nition
Since last Saturday. when tho Pan
American conference announced TO- d..
ciFion 10 recognize Carranza. vide.
spread effect on tho Internal situation
in MEXICO has been 7otcd BOZ oflcIaI
reports Tho chief result has been
th' apparent crumbnnE of opposition
fo Narranza. many of the Zapata icad.
'ra az well as villa generals surron.
dcrinE or losyIng tho country Amref
~ has been fully grsntcd TO those who
have laid down fhrir arms
Good start Made
Tho uork nf rostorinr railroad Is
progressing steadily. and oflcIale rr.
aiigo fhat tho problem Of par.ncatIon
Del far from solved ln spite Of their
feelInf fhaf an rnerccfic start haH
been made toward brInrlnF order out
0f chOe In Mexico
Opposition from oncials of the cath.
Ollie church in this country to tho rec.
oRnitlon Of General Carrauya continues
90 be manifested in various waya
toouunusd on Fsrs renJ
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rHE wEATHER

WAgHruoTOH. oct IT.-rorsoaatt
OhinaaCloudv Monday. probably rafnf
Tuesday partly ctoudy.
west Wirrfufa ara western psnnavia-
vania-Cloudy Monday rain ~ night or
Taaadav
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Germans Make progress.

BERLIN, oct. Toy wire
less 20 ssyVille. N. V.)-Further
progress for the Germans. Austro-
Hunasrians and Bulaarians In
SerVis, victories for the Germans
and eustrians against the Rus
slams and the evacuation of the
west slope of Hartnanns Weller.
kopf after the destruction Of the
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KING CONSTANTINE PREPARING TO GO TO
SALoNIKI- TO ABANDON ATTI
TUDE OF NEUTRALITY
ALLIES BEGIN OPERATIONS AGAINST Bull
GARIA AND FORCES HAVE PENE-
TRATED BULGAR TERRITORY.
BULGARIANS FALL BACK ON STRUMNITZA, THE
FALL OF WHICH CITY IS REPORTED
TO BE IMMINENT

ATHENS Oct IT., via Paris II energetic action
OF the entente allies and the opening actual hoss
ga and ser apparently rapidly modifying the attitude of
Greek party There credible authority
that King Constantine preparing saonh
future and said in usually
abandon her attitude Of neutrality
troops completed and army arrangements perfected
The impression prevails here that Rumania shortly ally
herself with the entente powers.
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AUTHORITATIVE INFoRMA-
TIoN THAT HE WILL ACT
EARLY THIS WEEK.
Is Secured by Intelligencer-Pre-
sages Candidacy for Guber-
material Nomination.

Special Ditpatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. IL
The Intelligencer correspondent can
state authoritatively that Judge Ira r.
Robinson will almost certainly resign
from the Supreme Court bench early
this week While this information
does not come from Judge Robinson
himself it canes from sources so close
10 him that 10 can hardly be- doubted
And while Judge Robinson has In no
way indicated that he will be candi-
date such action without doubt pre-
saEes the fact that he will enter the
contest for the Republican nomination
for Governor.
when Judge Robinaon's name came
to be freucntly mentioned In connec-
tion with such candidacy he was
moved 20 declare In several public in
terviews that he was not a candidate
for any Office. nor could he be a can.
didate while on the Supreme Bench. a
Difference ne paid 10 HIS exalted posi-
tion and the ethical proprieties This
was taken 10 mean by certain inimical
interests that he would not be a can
didafe under any circumstances. but
no such construction was intended 10
be- placed on his declaration. He only
desired 10 make clear that he could
not in justice Co the dignity Of his
position consider r. matter Of that char.
acter while a member OF the supreme
Court
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LONDON, Oct 1s, 238 m-The allied forces from
have begun operations the Bugaans
and already the forces have
gan territory just north Of the Greek boundary and attacking
the Bugarian stronghold according
ceived from saoni by Reuters Telegram by
Athens
The advces declare that the
The dispatch continues The aided repued
the Bulgarians, who retreated Strumnitza.
1T is learned from diplomatic that Field Marshal
Mackenen the German commander
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Appointed in 1907.

JudEo Robinson was appointed 20
the supreme bench in 1907 BY Gov.
william 81 q Dawson
ln 1908 he was elected 10 the bench
to 600 an uncvpired term and his term
would expire December 90 1915
While member Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals 1udrc gibinson
achieved considerable prominence By
reasons 90 two dissenting opinions
one wae filed in thc martial law cases
Boz the Cabin and Paint Greek coal
strike. into which on inquiry was made
hy "a subcommittee fro mthe United
States Senate
The second dissent was in the reg.
isfrar cases in 1914 when the Progress
-ivcs souEht to secure the appoint
mcnt of the election REGISTRARS
tbrouEholf thc state The four other
members of the court held the RE-
pubilCaus to b. entitled 10 the appoint.
mCnf Of the roElstrars. but Judge Rob
inson favored the progressives.
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ITALY DIVIDED OYER
THE BALKAN QUESTION
State of War
Is Proclaimed
In MOSCOU

PETRoGRAD. Oct IL. via London.
2:55 p. m.-An imperial ukase has
been issued proclaiming "a state Of
war" In Moscow and the Moscow dis
trict.
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-11-19
SWAMP ANGEL

The first number on the Lecture
Course last Saturday night by L. b.
Wickersham at ehe Beulah church
was well attended.
Scott Macarthur was in Toledo one
day last week.
All school visited the Swamp Angel
school last Friday.
W. B. McClarren rides out in a new
Overland.
Mrs. Charley Rowland was the
lucky contestant to get the piano
given away by w. L. Campbell
j. l.. Clifton's have moved on the
Giles Macarthur farm. Mrs. Nc
Arthur having moved to Ottokee.
Eliza Negus has returned to Ro-
chester, New York.
Mrs. w. B. Dinius entertained her
sister, Miss Oneta McQuillin and
friend last Saturday.
Chas. Conklin will have a sale
next Tuesday.
Clarence Murray and wife visited
Harry Hallet and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Knapp of Weston, Mich
igan has been visiting relatives here
for few days.
Several from this vicinity heard l.
B. Wickersham preach at the Beulaf
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Alderman anc
son Cornelius and Roll Hoy autoed tt
Bowling Green Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Holman