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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30
times I finally nrassed the bulb.

times, finally pressed the bulb
Once only did come near break
in their confidence. When l walked
down the clearing and focused the
chief and the man with the withered
arm, who were standing near one OF
the tribal prisoners, they suddenly
rushed toward ms, but an assuring
"TickI Tick!" fortunately pacifed
them. The men objected to the mo-
tion-picture camera, and ! was forced
to give few yards of the yellow rib
bon to each member Of the tribe be-
fore loading the machine. The inno-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30
Lonn.DistannA Cash.

Clothes were never so cheap. A
dollar goes long ways in this store"
said the proprietor to the woman Gus
toner.
How far did your dollar go?" asked
Sonny.
What do you mean, boy?"
Il mean the dollar, ma, that the
man put into that little racing car on
the wire. Did it go as far as that
other lady's two dollars?"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30
Kultur That Counts.

Captain Muller OF the BaVaFlaH
landwehr, desired to have fireplace
built in his commodious underground
quarters in the second line trenches.
Sergeant" said he, fetch me q
couple Of men who can do the job.
| don't want any of your volunteer pro
fessors and doctors, bEt handy fellows
-bricklayers or that sort of thing
New York Evening Post.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30

(CNAeA NV
my feet. My sister
in-law wished me to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and l lost
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and l
have had three fine
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30

cent Indians wrapped themselves in
the invaluable film and crowded round
the camera while l sang, Take Me
Back to New York Town." and turned
the crank,-Youth's Companion
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30
The Limit.

How do you stand the heat?"
Much better than l can stand the
man who insists on talking about it."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30

Happy is the home where Red Cross
Ball Blue is used. Sure to please. All
grocers Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30

An ugly baby is something no moth
er even possessed.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-09-30
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testfies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Counound.
Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y. AFTER my first
child was born felt very miserable and
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
Teftrebner Nitocrprnem
fefelte fcine 3nbOrcr=
idait.
9entidltnm ans Stnbt nnb Staai
fciert ben eiicrnen &anSler.
Sph idlnsem@pgen Der Seseiiternna
fiirs aItc Tnterlanb.
rIabmrnf an Snms-S emtidamcrifaN
fanb lebbaften Inflans.
Splis mnb Gb0re ersanstem pprsiislt'
DIES Ieitprugramm.
Setradtlide Snmme biirfte &riess
.,,ux.A ,.,N~, ,noeheu
getr6ftlide Snmme biirfte ariess
mutleiSenoen sngeben.

Guno oreitarieno 9euti1olneri-
foner ans Stoot iuio Stant, gnn5 be-
ionoers itorf mar glnn 9lrbor pertre-
ten, br1ngten iid) geitern radnlittag
i1ilo obeno in ben fiir iolhe Wteneen
aaeroings bei1rGnften &drnlen Der
slrbeiterbalIe 5uiamneit Inn aitf
@inlaoung bes Staotperbanoes Den
100. Sebrlttstag Otto bon 8is;
mords, besOeutiden &eidesS6ntie-
oes, 5u feierit iulo oanlit glei63eitig
ibr Sterflein 5u benz Silfsfonbs fiir
bic &riegs gsotleioenoen in Der al
ten Seimnt bei5utragen. gsof) fonrtte
ni6t Die glbrehnling iiber Ginnabmerl
uno glusgaben Der Seier erfolgen,
ober es lit 5ipeifelIos, oab cine an-
iebnli9e Sunlme fir bieien Sonos
obeefanen lit.
Ser gtadn1ittag uerlief in gerliit-
li6em 9eiiammeniein Der antpeien-
ben 0eiiti6en, Die iiber peri6ieoene
Srogel, Die eesenpartig Seutid)-
| amerifa in Sta6t lno Staat beipc-
gen, fid ausipra6en. gta6 elmer
fltr5en @esriiBitngsanipra6e ourd)
ben Yr0iibenter oes Stootuerbanoes,
Serrn Sermonn Sternbagen, ifi5.
sierte Sefretar, Or. 6. &oiineer, ben
3ped Ser Nad)mittass 3uidmmet.
funft ilnoforoert sum SdluB ieiner
S[niprade ben anipeienoen Serrn
Vrofeiior gnlil gllbred]t, Sailpt 6es
beuti6en Separternents on 1nirer
3entral Sodi6itle hnb Traiioeili
oes 0ei,ti6en @unbes, 5u elmer 9lit
| iprnfe ouf. Sn beifaaig alifgenont,
menen @orten iprad oieier etpc
5ipailaig Weiritten iiber gismard uni
oen gegerfpGrtieen &rieg iuno betontt
Die oeltti6nationole gebeiitilng Del
geitrigen Seier. @abrenb nod oil
| 3uborerifaft nit Ser @biiingling Del
y@a6t am Gbein" ibrer slnbdngli6
felt on bos oIte 8oterlano glusoruc
gob, eri6ien Serr s. 9af6nc, eli
Mitglieb Der 8. &ontpogrlie ber2onb
tpebr- -8ereine, i'm 9oItiirn eines bent
| i6en Watroien itnb cine ndd)tig
beuti6e Slagge f6ipingerlo aiif oen
fIeinen 8ooiitm ilnb iang rSos 2iei
an Die sSlagge". Tortr1ge BON De-
9elegenbeit fid paiienoen Seoi6tel
bur6 Die Serren @m. 8ollmer irni
@uitap Wiiid) braften slbipe6slun,
MI bas 8rogranun oes geohntittages
Die eigentlibe Seier begonn abe
crit Inn s llbr abeno. Ser ober
SaaI mor ftbon cine Stltnoe norbe
bis aitfs Ieste Elds6en gefiillt I'M
bunoerte BON Yerioncn iparen geno
tigt, oidtgeor1ngten imSteben iid oa.
Hrogramm an3uboren. 9ieies ipuro
bur6 cine Supertiire eingeleitet, oi
Gapio albn's Srdeiter ipielte, mo
railf Die Ielitide Sdngerihait Boo
bertsfp's r6rieorid &otbart" unte
9eitirng Serrn Yrof. q. .Mellrer trcff
lid gum @ortrns brohte. Damn folg
te Die iSeitrebe Serrn Nrofeiiorl
slbolpb Nieberpriien, Der tpieoerbol
burh ftiirn1iihen 8eifaa unterbro
| den purbe gr iagte fp0rtli9 iolgeu
Ebes:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
Sritii4es nn0 rmiiiides Sdiff BET
sSniel @igbt Derienft.

nen eill5uriiden. Sic Sdlllb on Die
len &orgGngen miro Geiitidlano
5nr 9nIt gelegt
Stimmnngsmadle anf ben Sanartt
idlen Smielm.
sc q orio, iiber Horis, 5. slpril.
gta9 elmer 9epei9e aits 2as Salinas,
Gonarii6e Snieln, iino Die Wtitglie-
Der Der oeutlfen &olonie alf Den
Snleln lingebalten iiber Die &erien.
flung Ser 9anpfer 6olaba ilno @glti-
Ia our6 oelltid]e Sau6boote, neil Die
beioeu Santpfcr 9ebensnlittel fiir Die
brngeriioen ginipobner Der eannrt=
i6en SSnieln an @oro bntten.
Die ipanii6e &eeierltng bat Den
&rer5er Gutaliina uno bos &anonen=
boot 9apo nod Gas Salinas gei6idt,
Inn nod bent @ntfommen oes Sapag-
onntpfers 0taceoonin 5lt perbiiten,
baB lih tpeitere 1bnIid)e &orfoae er-
eigneii.
Die @ipana gtubio peroffentlid]t
cine 9epei6e ibres 9iiioboner &orre-
ipor6enten, tponah Or. gllfonio 60
| ita, Der friibere portugieiiihe Yre-
mier 1tno Sppofitionsfiibrer, plotli6
6os 9ono perlaiien babe.
6riebensscidJiuGb nno fein Gnbc.
81 ont, 4. 9lpril. lleber Boris.
Srob perihieoener Dement'S Don
Seite einiger friegfiibrenoer Wt16te
inbe5iIg oarahf BOB beionoers De-
Iterrei6 ltngorn rno ole Siirfei ii6
nm einen Separatfrieoen bemiiben,
glaltbt man bier ood 3ierlli6 olge-
mein boran, oab Der tiirfii6e Sinan5-
minilter 0iapio Yoid)a, Der iif) Jest
in Der Sdnei5 alIfbdlt, in elmer
sSrieoensmiiiion tGtig lei.
@s miro oarallf biilgefpieien, oaB
0iapio Yai6a elmer Der erIten tiirfi-
lhen @ntiilGre mar, Die in Snd)n,
S6pei5, OIL ben slbi6luB eines sSrie-
oens 5tpii6en SStalien linb Der Siirfci
berangetreten iino. @r fiibrte oamuls
feline &erbonollingen in unai1ffGlli-
ger Irt ourf neiitrale Oiplomoten.
Sbgleid er i'll slbreoe Itellt, oiesmoI
nit einer fol6en glrbeit beifdftigt 5lt
iein, oiirfc man feline slbleugnitngen
nidt all5li ernlt nebmen, oa er id)iper-
lid 5ugeben bari, oob ieine 3egie-
rlmg cine ginitelliing Der Scinoielig-
feiten anItrebt 9lls es ii6 Inn Sen
sSrieoen 3fpii6en Der 5iirfei ino SSto-
lien bunoelte, bate er dbnlid)e De-
mentis ergeben loIien.
Giferiiidlteleien sfuiidJen Gnslanb
nnO 9imklano.
SerIin, 5. slpril. 9rabtlos
iiber Sappi1e, &c. y. Inter oen bon
Scr llebcriecii6en Iadri6tenagentir
peroffelltli6ten 0fitteilungen befin-
oen lid folgcnoe:
rSSn einem III Der &onitantinopler
3eitllng Soltin peroffentli1ten slrti-
fcl lit Der 8eoanfen oiisgefiibrt, oab
Gnglano, oa es nidlt Dor oen Huiie1
miro 9onitantinopel errei6en fon-
ncn, oie Snieln am gingang in Die
Garoanellen 5u beiesen geoenft, BON
oenen ans Den @ngldnoern erinog-
li6t per0en ioa, Die &iiien firiftig
i'm Shadl 5li balten.
Cine Wfcloitng aus sltben beiost,
oob iiber 10000 Mann englii6-fran-
j0iii6e Sritppen auf Der SSniel Gent
nos in ser gtdbe oes Ginganges su
ben 0aroonellcn gelanoet moroen
ieien
.9cpcideu ans &onltantinopel be-
Ioaen, oob in Den 0aroaneQen feline
Gerdnoeringen eingetreten iiito.
.9epor ole ruiiiid]e sSlotte ibre
Sperationen gegen oen 9osporiis be-
gonn, rrlternobm iie am 80. W1r5
einen nelien slneriff nuf gregli, ei-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
Ger Snlsarencinfall in Serbicn.


Toris, 3. 9lpril. Die bnlgari-
ihcn ISrrcguldren, Die ben Streif5ug
auf Striuniba aiisgefiibrt baben, mo-
rcll ItGrfer als einllnoeinbalb Hegi.
mcntcr, beiBt cs III elmer 0epeife
ans 9tiidl oil oeu Yfatim. Ser 0e-
lanItperluIt scr Scrben belalife lid,
nuf t25 Cote mo @ernrnoete, oa-
runter fiinf Sffi5iere
Sin biilgariiher Diplomat. Ger
bon ser ,3eitilng S0iif interpieDi
puroc. erflGrtc, Ole Ginfaaenoen
icien iln5ufricoene bulgariidle SIRE
gitl0rc getpeien, ole nIte llniformen
triigen Dab cinige bon ibnen mldI
llniformen neuer 9lrt trligen, crflGrte
Der Giplomdt oanlit, ooB fiir5lif in
cin llniformenmagn5in oil Der @re1,
&c Giltbrcfer eingeorlingen ieien
Sunoun, >. glpril. Die SanSe
trrcgnlGrer Snlgnrcn, Die ms Ser
blen Ocrtricben murocn mar, nndl-
ocm nc am Snmstag eincn nneripar-
teten 6infall gemndlt hattie, lit an
bret Ennften In 8ricdleulano einge-
fallen. 90 iuiro nus Salunifi be-
rldltet. Sie cngliihe Treiie iiebt in
oielem 3luiidlenfall oie Yi6glidfcit
5n weitcren Gntluiflnngcn in ben
Salfanitaaten.
Scpeidleit aus Hom meloen aller.
olngs, oaB Sulgarien iidl bereit er.
fldrt babe, oeu Serben pole @cntg-
tiiilng jll geben. glac 9olfonltaatcn
mo SStolien ieben Dem 9lusgong ocr
Nn9elegcnbeit nit Spanmug ellt-
gcgcn.
llnteroellcr fonseutriert @ric6cn-
ldno Srlippcn Lungs Der bulgoriiden
Sren5e imo buleariife &cicrpiitcn
baben Iuftrus erbalten, 5u oen Sob-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
Oreabnam9bt &0rb Vel
ion, 16,SOO $pnl1cll, III
Sarbamellen SeritDrt*

nen S6nar5en Meer-Safen III 9lein-
aiien. Sm 8anSen ipuroen 1000
Sdiiiie abgefeliert gieln I'M Safen
liegenoe 9orfen nilroen 5ltm Sinfen
gebraft linb bier S1liier on Der Sit
ite tpuroen bei6Goigt. 8erlltite on
Menidenleben iino nidlt porgefOnt-
mcn un0 oie &oblenSufi,br ans Greg.
Ii lit nidt lunterbroden Gin rilili-
iher SSlieger fpuroe our6 oas 6eller
bon Der &iiite pertrieben. @egen
0iittag Sogen fi6 Die Sfriien 5uriid"
Sn ben Sarpatben.
9onoon, 3. slpril. Die 9ar.
potbcnfront lit lener Seil bes 9ricgs-
| ihumplases, in Dem man iebr balb
cine @nti9eioung BON groBter @id)-
tigfeit ertportet. 9onbon lit boiler
3uperiid)t oarouf, oab Die Hliiieil
nod llngorn bilr6bre6en iueroen,
aber oos lit ff)olis tnieoerbolt prepbc-
deit tporoen, obne oob cs eingetroffell
| 1T. (gSober ourln Die englii6e 3il-
periiht? 9lnn. B. 9f.) Nfan bort,
oab Die Neiterreider ieoen perfiig-
barren Mann in oieie 9egeno iper-
ZEN, 10 ooB fiir bie Hiiiien ieoesfalls
nod elm lebr barter Ganlpf benor-
Ite6t.
gritiife geid)nlbignmsen idamlpie
Giigeu.
8erlin, 3. glpril. Orabtlos
ii6er Soppiae, q. .. Sffi5iea miro
perlolitbart:
yIropo5iereitoc 9eridte III eng
lii6en llno yneiitralen" glottern,
oaB bic @emonmtng bes oeiItiden
l1nterieebootes, oos ben britii6erl
9ampfer 6olaba gum Sinfen ge.
brud)t bot, Sooesfdmpfe Der
@oiiagiere lo6cno ungeieben uno
ibnen nift gebolfen babe, pbgleid
tic @clcqcnbeit oa5l bate, lin .
| { 6 a m o re 8 iigen.
Ser cnglii6c gnti6luB, Die
3au9boote bur6 Sanoelsldiffe on.
greifen .5u laiien itno Sanoelsid]if-
| fe, Die San6boote gum Sinfeil
bringell, nit Yrdmien 5r beteilen.
5tpingt Die Saii6boote, obne 3eit'
perlnIt su bonoeln. 9eoauerli6er
@eiie lit es fir Die Sau6bpote of
lmm0gli6, Meni6enleben 5u ido.
nen. 9aB Gnglanb iiberbulpt iol6C
Gnti6liiiie faBt, benefit, oaB lem
Sonoel ni6t nebr ii6er' lit nno oaf
Der Saudbootfrieg iein tpirtiflaft
li6es 2eben i6arf in Wfitleioeni6of1
| ge5ogen bat. "
Gmgliid)e Ginbilomngem.
9onoon, 5. slpril. Sn einen
am 2. 9lpril pcroffentlidten gerid)
bes britilben 9lugen5ellgen bein
Sauptquartier in s5rallfrei6 mirf
iibcr Die Sample bel gteupe Gbapellt
er5Gblt, oaB an oen adn1pfcn an
oeuti6er Scite Ireuben, gaperl
nnb Safien teileenommen baben
oaB ubcr ibr eegenieitigess 3niain
menarbeiten meilig ber5lif 5it ieif
idien. Sie 9opern nno Sadier
itdnoen inter Dem @inbriid, oaB il
BON ibren preltbii6en Sffi5ierei
niBbanoelt iperoen, imo iinb oes
balb iebr aiifeebraht. 9ie HreuBer
bebanoelten aiif bopriid)e ltnl
iddiiide @ertpunoete iebr i6led]t
Gas nlles farn mni1, obnc crit oil
offi5ielle 9erliner Miittciliingen 81
tporten, pbne mciteres als ibantloiC
9iigen bc5eid)nen. slnm. .. g.
Sirfiide Grfplsc i'm SdDiuarsei
Wfecr nno in SarSanelen.
SerIin, ). April. Sragtlu.
iiber Sunbun. Mad, elmer Sepeid
nns &unitantinopcl nerofientlidlt
bas tiirfiid)e ariessminiiterinm fol
genben uifisiellen &cridlt:
rllniere sylotte brad)te seitcrn s,ue
rniiiihe Sdliffe, Die Hrupibemt, 20Ol
Spmmen, mnb Die @aitpdnaja, 150(
Sumnem, snm Sinfem.
y1lniere Satterien npm Sum Sal
bradtem einen feinblihen Minenfe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
Stnti6e erDbern bas bel
glide StdOt6em Srei
Grad)ttll.

Gniien erlitten eieberlase nnb iflpe-
re gcrluite BEL Marinmppl.
5rnns0iiidje slnsriffsuerindle in Slr-
gunnen mifaliift.
ScSluingnng Der Snrbnneaen iull uer-
idlobeu uernen.
Sp nDn britiidDen nnb fransOiildlen
SlbmirGlen beidllufen.
gSGnmlDic Siigen" in pffisicaen
cusliiden Scrihten.
SonbDn iaielt pun lineinigfeit bon
Erenken, Sagern nnb Sadlien.
6iferindlt SiuiidDen Gnglanb nnb
9inhlanb nm &pnitnntinppel.
3lpci ruiiiide Sdliffe I'M SdparSen
Mcer Snm Sinfen gebradDt.
Snttcricn pon Sum Sale bpbren Mt
ncmieger in 0rnno.
SnlanriidDc @nnoen nmdD in 8rie-
dlenlnno eingefallen.
Gmgliid)e 9lrbeiter FIR Scrbeifnbrnng
baloigen Srieoens.
Heriid)tc upn tiirfiidlen Srieoens.
wiinifcn balten an.
9iniIcn babcn in Den 9nrpntben idllue-
re Sample Dpr iid).
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05

pie eiuatge fdgfi8e oeuf.
I&e geitung in 2ai6igan.
peccPe Die 9epef9er, 6ss
RH. VreHe 6rtnst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-05
3eppclinflieser pun 3eppelin frit
iierf.

&om mansborn, Sdpei5, sSrei-
tag, 2. 9lpril. lleber Haris, 5. Ipril.
9rof Zeppelin lit nit Der slrt, pie
feline 2uftidiffc gebanbbabt tperoen,
nidt 5ufrieoeu. Sm 9oufe Der @o1e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
z IN 559 ~ = F7II ". q !.
FUNERAL.
Services for the Rev. Dr.. Mc-
ClelIand WILDE Held at the
Pre- terra ii Church.

Funeral services over the body OF
the Rev. DR.. Henry n. IcGlelland.
who died at his home on Lee street
Monday OF heart disease following an
Hines sof Ia grippe. vii l be held at 2
O'Clock Nv ednesday afternoon in; the
First Presbyt church. The Rev.
AZ. Buchanan, OF Aorgantown.
stated clerk Of the Grafton PresbY-
terry, assisted by the eRv DR.. Hugh
u. Kerr, OF the Shad ide5Presbyterian
church in r. Pittsbnrg, will have charge
of the services. is3 VA, ~
The body VIII az ii state In the
church from the termination Of the
services until Is o'cl lock. and from z;
o'clock until 8 O'clock Wednesday
night. sAsB ,.g
The funeral party Will ss leaFe for
Pittsbnrg at go o'cIock 1rhNrsday
morning Burial Wi be IN the For:
est Grove cemetery near Gorapol.s,
lasis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
AS Meetings Will Be Held at
Almost All Hours Every
Dayofthe Week.

This will be a busy week for the
HamiEon evangelistic party in the
campaign now stirring the city. There
viii be meetings at almost all hours
OF the day and in many places. With
prayer meetings in the homes at
each day at the same hour. shop
meetings at noon. parlor. tabernacle
meetings, young people meetings
during the afternoon and the big
mass meetings at night, there will
not be many idle hours for anyone
interested in .ther campaign. No eff
fort will be slackened nor possible
stone left unturned to stir the city
as it has never been stirred before
-eligiously.
Tonight will be Weston night and
Ia delegation Of hundreds Of people
from that metropolis will march
down upon Clarksburg with bands
and banners and show what they.
their city last fall. "A special train
has been chartered from the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad to convey
the delegation to this city and 1T will
arrive about 87 IS 0 #o' clock. Amarch
will be made about the business dis
trict OF the city and then TO the Ia b.
ernacle. It will be the greatest
thing of the kind ever seen in Clarks-
burg.
Whlrlwind Auto Trip.
The whirl~ind auto trip Monday
was an unqualified success in every
particular. The day was an ideal
one, the party congenial, the crowds
at every place were large and en-
IthusiaEtic. the people sympathetic to
the work and many delegations from
country towns will be the result. Not
an accident marred the days outing
and every one returned home lit
tile ahead OF schedule time, tired,
happy and dusty Another trip for
naxt Monday is being consld dered.
The store meeting this morning
was largely attend led 1t was held
In the Fletcher department. store on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
.||:i|. ROCK ISLAND
Railway C Company Consents to
Have a Receiver Ap-
81. pointed for 1t.
!. tnr !, AasoelArrn raEaa,.

CHICAGO, April Petitions
for a receiver for the Chicago. oRck
Island and Pacific Railway Company
was fled in the United States disN-ict
court here today by the American
Steel Foundries Company. Ralph
Shaw, of counsel for. the American
Steel Foundries Company, stated TO
Judge Carpenter that the Rock Island
had admitted its liability to meet OBJ
legations and that for the benefit Of
stockholders, bondholders and other
creditors his client was moved to ask
for receiver. The railway company
filed an answer consenting to re-
ceiver and Judge Carpenter announc-
ed that he would hold the matter un-
der. advisement until this afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
PRQF ()l|.N|[|
Grief is Expres by Ministers
Union on Death of Dr..
McClefIand.

The ola rl, <sh,-rur NIi,,;-+ ! 80 M 4,
4 sneciai : =
81 the Fsrs1 aIa+ hasts J. :. r,1etoai
church afnntad 9.
lions y, ,etl., :
of the Rav =, 49,
tor of the First Presbvterian church @
and member of the union "a -7s
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
City of Rome Regarded as an
Excellent Field for Conduct
of Negotiations.
TURKISH BOATS BLOWN UP
Official Announcements is Made
by British Of Sinking Of
a Submarine.
o. AnnaeIlA1EnrnEn.,

ROME, April 20 Within the last
5twenty-four hours there have arisen
In Rome persistent reports that the
grave international question CON
ironing Italy may be solved in the
near future by what at first sight
seems almost incredible, the conclus-
ion of a general peace in Europe at
a not distant date.
While these reports are intangible
and can not at present be ascribed
at a definite source they nevertheless
are reflected in high quarters and
they are given heed by careful OBJ
servers Of international policies.
Among other reasons in support
of this the argument is offered that
Rome Is an excellent field for the
conduct OF negotiations of this ma
stnre; Prince Won Buelow. one Of the
ablest of German diplomats, is in
Rome as ambassador to Italy and the
official relations between Italy and
Germany as well as between Italy and
the powers of the Triple Entente are
cordial. In certain quarters in Rome
the idea prevails that the advent OF
spring has not seen such resumption
of aggressive hostilitfeS Qs had been
promised, a fact regarded as signifi-
cant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
POLICE SCHEDULE
For the Coming Month Are An,
llounced by Chief Harry
Z. Brooks.

Chief OF Police Harry y. Brooks this
morning announced the following
schedule for patrolmen for the month
beginning today
Day: Joyce. Pike street; Post, Glen
Elk =. u. White Main street; East
and West Ends, Donahue.
Y Night; Shahan, Glen Elk: Davis
son, Pike street; lsenhart, Main
street; Gill, East End; Sherman, West
End. 8
88s \: E. j. Tracy today assumed his du-
ties as desk sergeant. He is on duty
from 12 o'clock noon to 12 midnight
Lieutenant Nicholas NJ. Whyte vii be
in charge OF the apartment at night,
as usual. However, through the addf-
ton Of Mr.. Tracy to the department.
the lieutenant will give more atten-
dn SI Arpna ri sf5s5 lts " IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
ONE. 4 MAN
Held for Criminal Court Grand
Jury as Result of Raid
Made by Sheriff.

Charles Anderson, colored. who was
arrested by sherlff Ross IA. Stout and
Deputies I.aco NJ. Wolf, Clarence Van
mort and John Siers, when raid was
made on an alleged gambling room
In Traders Alley Sunday evening, wa
held for the next criminal court grand
jury late Monday afternoon by Justice
Jackson ". Carter. Anderson was
accused Of operating a gambling
room. Sai 5
The other fifteen men taken In the
raid were dismissed at the end of the
hearing b. Justice Catrer as the pros
ecuting witness failed to produce
sufficient proof to hold them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
HIGH QUAR- TFRS
REFLECT SANE

that this engagement was the most
important along the British front
since the battle Of Nueve Chapelle
and that it perhaps presages the ex-
pected general British activity in
Flanders.
The British whether or not they
hold all the ground gained, undoubt-
5ediy still dominate part OF zand-
foord ridge, a line OF hills, running
southeast Of fpres and commanding
the road from Ypres to Mennin.
The losses In this fighting have not
been announced. Judging from des-
patches reaching London they must
have been considerable on both sides
The Germans declare that the British
made use Of shells containing asphyx-
iating gases. To this the British re-
ply'continues to be that the Germans
first resorted to this means of war
fare SO If the British are now using it
they are following the example OF
their opponents.
The Russians continue to hold
their firm grip on the main chain of
the Carpathians but news of any de-
cisiye action from this arm of the
fighting Is lacking.
The British press today is specu1at-
Ing as to the whereabouts Of Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg. Some
newspapers publish the suggestion
that he may attempt diversion in
Poland as well as from Cracow al
though the idea is advanced that the
soggy nature Of the land would seem
to prevent any large movement ex-
cept at great cost Of men and ma
terial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20
IINDI DICTMENTs RETURNED
AGAINST GERMAN SPIES
iur assoe,Arkp .axsa

LONDON, April True Bill.
were returned by the grand jury in
police court today against three al
legged German spies. kuepferle,
Hahn and Muller, charged with send
ing military information to Germany.
Kuepfer1e processes to be an Amer
lean and it is believed he comes
from Brooklyn. Muller claims he
is naturalized Englishman while
Hahn admits he is q: German. While
the judge was addressing the grand
Jury at the hearing today all specta-
tors and even the ushers were turn
I'd out Of the room.