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New Britain herald., 1915-10-16
French RepuIse Attacks.

Paris, Oct. 16, 2:35 D. m.-French forces have repulsed several counter attacks in the Lorraine district against trenches occupied by them yesterday, according to the official statement Issued by the French war office today. The text of the communication fol- lows:
 "We repu1sed last night in Lorraine several counter attacks against the trenches which we occupied yesterday north of Reillon. In the course of these engagements we took 100 prisoners.
 Attack in Vosges Repelled.
 .'In the Vosges the enemy under took, shortly after midnight an at tack in force between the Linge and the Schratzmannele. This was pre- eeded by a severe bombardment and accompanied by a curtain of fire di- rected against our second lines and our communicating trenches This attack was completely repulsed by us.
 .tThere has been nothing to report from the remainder of the front since the issuing of the communication of last night.
 Germans Claim Progress.
 Berlin, Oct. 16, via London, 4:03 D. n1.-Further progress for the armies If Field Marshal Won Mackensen in- Sading Serbia is reported by the war office today. The storming of posi-
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New Britain herald., 1915-10-16

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-16
Railroad Breakdown.

Fierro at one time was a rs brakeman. Later he turned and robbed an express train ali rasas, Mex, between Laredo an, terey. For this he never was cuted.
 When the revolution hrok Eierro joined Villa and won { teem of his commander at the of Torreon and Zacatecas.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-16

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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-06-19
Asleep in Jesus

Mrs Edna Sheldrake, who has so ably edited the
department in ''The Theocrat NEWS OF THE
WORLD quietly fell asleep in Jesus, Thursday
evening, June 18th.
The preparation Of the News of the World and
Lake County News appearing in 'EThe Theocrat''
OF June 18th, 1915, was her last work for God and
Zion She possessed exceptional literary ability and
many have been the words of appreciation of her
work as member of the editorial staff of EEThe
TheOcrat.' AS the Editor of FEThe Theocrat #
was very rare thing that we ever changed svl-
liable or even mark of punctuation in her manu-
scripts
Deacon c. B. Wamsley, who is now in charge of
the Circulation department of LEAVES OF HEAL,
ING, has been appointed to fill this important place
He has prepared the this week on short notice
and In the face Of many difficulties
we ask the earnest prayers and support of all
officers, members and friends of Zion for both
LEAVES OF HEALING and THE THEOCRAT and
especially for Deacon Wamsey that he may be given
wisdom and grace to fill the important position to
which he has been appointed
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-06-19
HEALINGS ARE TO GLORIFY THE FATHER

Here who was blind from his birth. The
apostles said to Jesus Wo did sn this his parents
that ne born bnd do not often cite this proving
that sin the of disease but it ought be perfectly
PLAIN to any man or that the very face of it, it
teaches and ZION has heraldedhat sickness is
the result of SIM These apostles had been taught Jesus
That all sickness the result of sn and therefore when
they saw this man who blind they knew that his blind
ness was due to n and they anxious to find out whose
SIN it but Jesus did not their question There
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-06-19
7 abernacle Addresses
By Wilbur Glenn Voiva
By Wilbur Glenn Voliva

once week and maybe only month, contributes
nothing toward the support of the work. attends
Lords Day morning service Wednesday evening meet
ng his voice heard in prayer in testimony he
does any Seventy work of kind there any of
that kind here? Have of that kind in this Church
ask you if you of that kind then you salts
fed before God that you measuring up to the standard
that is set for truly converted woman Is that
enough? .:<4
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-06-19
SUBJECT
Christ Doing the Works of God"

w Scripture Lesson for the afternoon the story
of the healing of the who born blind as
found in the ninth chapter of the Gospel by St. john
'F7s-
ADDRESS BY THE GENERAL OvERsEER
The words which desire you to carry home with you
text found in part of the third and all of
the fourth of the ninth chapter of the Gospel accord
ing to st. John.
"** But that the works of God should be made
ifest in him.
I must work the works of Him that sent Me- while it
is day: the night cometh, when work.-John
9:3, A.
In commenting upon the words which have just read
shall briefly give explanation of the most important
points forth in this entire story of the healing of the
man who was born blind
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-06-19


The Lord Jesus the Christ He had made the
statement T must work the works of Him that sent Me-
took clay and spe and anonted the eyes of the blind man.
and said to him. &C., wash in the pool of Soam and the
went-there the spirit of obedience came
seeing If have not the spirit of obedience to God and
Father then not His child do love to the spirit
of obedience; how wonderful in the of Naaman the
eper whom the Prophet told to and dip himself
times in the River Jordan There particular vir
tue the waters of the Jordan but the act of obed
ence; and when Naaman went and dipped hmself-as the
Prophet of God had told him to dohs flesh became white
as the flesh of little child
In THE EARLY CHURCH MULTITUDEs WERE HEALED
In the Early Church, after the death of Ananas and
Sapphire great fear came upon the Church, and God
wrought mighty signs and wonders by the hands of the
apostles much So fact that they carried their sick
out into the streets that the shadow of Peter might
shadow them and they healed. They said as they
carried their sick out the Streets eff only the shadow
of Peter might overshadow loved ones they shall
healed" And later on, in the life of Paul. God wrought
special miracles by his hands, much that handker
chiefs and aprons carried away from his body and
placed upon the sick, and they healed.
Many people in ZION have been healed when in the
Baptstry-not however, because there any virtue
the waterthere virtue in the clay and the spe
in the waters of the pool of Sloambut the
of OBEDIENCE and believe there many people who fail
at that very point It not 20 Father how little
do and maintain my standing with Your? No. that is not
the spirit of child of Cod the spirit of child of God says
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
FATAL STABBIzVG
IN LABOR. TROUBLE

the employers, 1t was said, hope to
prevent the Independent carpenter
contractors from obtaining supplies
and thus throw out OF work the 10000
carpenters who are working under In
fdividuaI agreements
Business in many parts OF the coun-
try will suffer as the result OF the
shutdown. according ro.James Pryor
"a member of the press committee OF
employers Mr.. Pryor. said he had
'teIegaphed. out Of town concerns to
cancel orders and to stop consign-
ments already on the way to Chicago
The shutdown VIII not become Seler-
al for week or more, 1t Is said Her
bert BaiIou, carpenter contractor,
was stabbed, It is thought fatally.
in a dispute early today with a man
who contended that the carpenters
demands for seventy cents an hour
was justided. sea..,s,-s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
LUNAGY SUSPECT
Is Jailed and, viii Be Given an
Examination Here Next
tuesday Mfonng.

Miss Della smith, of Weston who
was discharged from the Weston
state hospital May is as cured, 1e1s-
urely sauntered into the sher1n.s
Office Saturday morning and indulged
IN language OF such q nature as to
create suspicion that she was crazy
In addition to her usual attire she
and other ornaments which strength
ened the suspicion and Deputy Sherln
George W. ConEey proceeded to swear
out a warrant against her before the
clerk of the county 1unacy commits
sion .Shezwas then taken into Gus
tody and jailed for hearing by the
commission at o'clock Tuesday
morning. should the commission
adiudee her insane, she viii be given
into the custody OF the county clerk-of
Lewis county whose duty it VIII be to
have her sent to the hospital at Wes-
ton and the cost OF the examinah
arrest and the Like VIII have to be
paid by Lewis county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
GRANWELL
Chosen as President Of State
Examining Board of
Veterinarians

Dr.. J.J- Cranwell, of this city. was
chosen as president Of the state eS-
amining board of veterinarians at a
meeting OF the board held in Charles
ton Friday The meeting was held
in the Office of Commissioner Of Ag-
riculture H d. Williams, and the
other officer elected is DR.. w E.
Langford. of Martinsburs. as secre-
tary- The members of the board are
graduate veterinarians commissioned
by Governor b d. Hatfield and a
permanent organization was erected
at Fridays meeting.
The next meeting OF the board VIII
be held in Parkersburg July s. which
is the time and the place of the annu-
al meeting OF the West Virginia Vet
Urinary Medical Society. The election
of the society's officers viii be held at
this meeting and all. graduate vet
erinarians VIII present their diplomas
to the board
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
CORK ARRESTED
On Charge of Selling WI1Iskey
for Third Time Since State
Has Been szDry."

For the third time since the pro
hibitions amendment went into eject
II Cork was arrested Saturday morn
ing on charge of selling Wn1skey
IN v5olatton of the Yost law. Tie
warrant against Cork was sworn Dat
by Police officer l. l. White in MaSls-
trate RE Kids court
Police say that Elmer Moore. who
was arrested Friday night on charge
OF drunkenness told them thathe zpur-
chased pint Of whisky from corr.
The sale Is alleged to have been made
Friday night and It was the spur-
chased liquor that caused him to be
drunk. police say Moore told them
+ Cork has been arrested twice be
fore on the same charge but has never
beed convicted Officer joyce arrest
ed him saturday morning in Pike
street. Cork furnished $1,000 BAN
and was released. his hearing was
set for Friday, July 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
GERMAN DEMOCRATS
MAKE, PEA CT APPEAL
Call on the Government in the
Name of Humanity to Make
It's Readiness Known
ar AEsocrArEo skEss:


Berlin June 26.-The board OF
directors or managing committee OF
the Social Democratic party IN Ger
MANY has caused to be published IN
the vorwaerts a fun page appeal TOT
ipeace-
peace. under certain Circumstance
which Will make possible friendships
with neighborinS nations and 1t sets
forth most clearly the opposition OF
the party to territorial conquest anc
accession The peoplewa peace, lI
declares, and the government Is
called upon in the name of humanity
to make known its readiness to enter
peace negotiations.
The appeal closes with these
words: "The managing committee OF
the Social Democratic party always
has been opposed to a policy OF con-
Quest and annexation. We now raise
anew our sharpest protest against eV-
cry effort and every proclamation, the
purpose Of which is the ANNEXATION
Of foreign territory and the oppres-
sion of other nations, efforts and pro
Carnations which have become pub
lie in Germany particularly through
the demands of great economic as
sociations as well as through the
speeches OF leading non-Soc11st pol
idcianS-
Gwen the recital OF such efforts
serve to postpone that peace which is
warmly desired by the whole nation
The people want peace. II this war
which daily demands new sacr1nces
is not to draw itself out need1essly,
to endure until the full exhaustion Of
all the nations in 1t. one OF the par
ticipating powers must oner the hand
Of peace Germany. who attacked
by greatly superior forces. has thus
far VIGOROUSLY defended herself
against an her enemies, brought their
starvation plan to naught and demon
strated that 1t is unconqueraole'
should take about the first step to
bring about peace In the uame OF
humanity and culture and supported
BY the favorable military situation
brought about by the bravery OF our
comrades IN arms. We demand OF the
government that it make known It's
readiness to enter peace negotiations
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
TIMERS MIXED UP
On the First Lap of the Chicago
Automobile Derby Race
for an Hour.

SPEEDWAY, Chicago June 20
The timers got mixed up on the first
lap OF the 50O-mi1e automobile
derby with which Chicago's new two
mile speedway was dedicated today
and for an hour 10000 or $4,000
spectators were left to wonder who
was leading while the timers were
trying to extricate themselves At
$50 miles the leaders were Resta,
two hours, forty minutes, one second;
Porporato two hours. forty-one min
utes. sixteen seconds: Grant, two
hours, forty-two minutes. four sec
onds. The attendance was said to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
In Chicago Where a Genera
Shutdown of Building In
dusrIes isl Effect.
snr A..ee,.rrn rex.e

CHICAGO, June ga general
shutdown of Chicago's building in
out of employment more than 100000
workers, went into effect today. The
shutdown is regarded by contractors
and labor leaders as the beginning OF
one OF the greatest labor wars in re-
cent years The action was taken
at q meeting last night OF represen-
tatives Of the allied building and ma
terial interests as an answer to the
referendum OF 10000 striking carpen-
tiers who overwhe lming1y defeated the
proposal to arbitrate all questions m
dispute. By means OF the shutdown
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
BY GERMAN WAR STAFF


RRLN. June a6.-The official
statement issued today was as follows:
"In the western theater close range
fighting. which has proceeded unin-
terruptedly for some days around the
portion OF our positions which Ne
rnained in the hands Of the enemy
north of Souchez and half way be-
tween Souchez and Melville, has come
to an end. During the night the last
of the French soldiers were dr1Ees out
OF our trenches. So recently as yes
terday evening the enemy recei-ed
strong reenforcements at this pcin-,
as they also did on both sides oi the
Lorette heights. AS they advanced to
attack south OF Souchez they We're
beaten of. On the heights OF the
Aeuse hard fighting is going on On
both sides of Detranchee road the
enemy brought up troops four deep
over a. front of three klometers -eadS
for an attack. They were everywhe:e
7,rolSer, no under our fire Where the
enemy pressed forward into GU.
trenches It was beaten OF with heavy
loss and driven back in the fray
which followed
an an attack made by US afterward
we captured an enemy advance posi-
ton, east Of Detranchee- In this dis
trict the enemy still holds small part
of trench which it captured on June
90. Since the commencement of the
struggle near Arras our airmen have
been struggling with those OF the
enemy for mastery in the air
SIN the east, Wurttemberger regi-
ment stormed the Russian positions
southeast OF Oglenda, north OF
Przasnysz and on both sides OF the
Nfurowka. and held the positions TAX
en- against several counter attacks
In the southeastern theater the army
OF General Won Linsingen is continu-
ing its attacks on the northern bank
Of the Dniester The right bank near
HaNcz still is held by the enemy
Since the beginning Of our attack on
this river on June q they have taken
900 prisoners. Between the Dn1ester
aud the district east OF 1emoerg
fighting continues
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
SALEM OIL MAN
KILLS HIMSELF

his breakfast and went to the barn
to see what was OBTAINING h1m- Upon
entering the barn she found MN "
hole through his head and the gun
WING BY his side The coroner @
norifed and an Inquest VIII be held
today ss..-
MI Crawford had been IN falling
health for some time and had re-
turned only Friday from P1ttsouTs-
where he had been in a hospital con
sulting specialists about his health
He had remarked several times ia1e-
" that he-would end 1t an by k14iine
11iuaself5 a number OF his friends
considered him mentally unbalanced
He is survived by his vile and
three small Children No funeral ar
engagements have been made aszyet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
Harry Crawford, Oil DrIlIer, De
spondent over III Health,
Commits Suicide

SALEM. June 2s--Hary Craw-
ford welI-known local oil well
driiler. ended his life by shooting
himself through the head with re-
-yolyer at O'Clock this morning, In
his barn. short distance from his
home. Crawford formerly resided at
.SisersviIle. but has been Living here
for more than a year
Mrs. Crawford, who. before her
marriage was Miss Gay Richards, g
daughter OF Columbus Richards, Of
this city. wondered why her husband
had not returned from the barn for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
GONTIGIS EsGAPE
From Prison Coal Mine by a
PeriEous Climb Up the
Air Shaft.

LEAvENWoRTHK Kan, June 26-
Homer McCord and Frank Williams,
Iconvicts In the state prison at Ian
sing, escaped from the prison coal
mine early today by a perilous 500
foot climb up the perpendicular air
shaft The men cut the electric
wires in the mine and escaped in the
darkness McCord was serving I'VE
grew out of his sensational fight
from lola, Kan, two years ago with
Mrs Harvey Dean, a sixteen-year-old
bride The young woman left her
husband, Harvey Dean, sitting on a
park bench. The Deans were on
their wedding journey
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
ANNUAL MEEIlly
OF Trade BOARD
EDITOR DEAD
Former War Correspond for
the New York World Passes
in the City of London.

LONDON, June 26.-Alexander BE
nealy. editor OF the London Daily MIR
ror, died today at the age OF 81 years.
Mr. KeneaIy was born In Sussex,
England. and devoted all his life to
journalism He Joined the star OF
the New York Herald In 1882 and rep
resented that paper on Rear Admiral
Peary:s first arctic expedition He
became a member Of the New York
world stan in 1893 and was its cor
respondent with the American feet In
the Spanish war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
And the British Public is Await
ing the Next Move with
Breathless Expectancy.
TRAINS OF HEAVY GUNS
Are Rushing toward Lemnerg
for Use in Attack on the
City of Warsaw.
an Al4oc,Arep rxa3

LONDON, June 26-Witn a
breathless expectancy which seems to
be reflected in the pause at the pres
emit moment on both battiefronts on
the continent the British public Is
awaiting the next movement on the
European chessboard. It IS conced-
ed that this move Is Germ2ny's and
that it may be made against either
Warsaw. Paris or Calais.
Some German activity has been re-
ported In the Argonne, which may in
dicate drive In the direction OF
Paris but the closing Of the Belgian
veterans from the eastern front for
another attempt to break through to
the English channel. Many persons
believe. however. that no great Of
fenstve movement will be made to
reach Warsaw. against which position
the Germans are said to be bringing
big guns from Essen.
No great activity Is to be noted
along any OF the minor fronts The
Italians claim to be engaged in con
solidatfng the positions they have
won along the river, Isonzo. while
from the Dardanelles come reports OF
enormous losses suffered by the
Turks in defending the peninsula
from the attacks OF the allies.
The question OF munitions is still
absorbing public attention in Eng
land. The House OF Commons has
been assured by Walter Rumctman.
president. of the board of trade, that
Great Britain has sufficient high ex-
plosives for its own use and that It
need have no concern over its food
supply but the requirements Tor
shells are still acute.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
BRITISH ARE DESTROYED
BY AFORCE OF TuRKt
ssv AssoeiA4ED rrrEs5 :

t8V ASDcCfA1Xo PS&ss1
coNSTANTENoPLE. June %. by
wireless to Berlin and london. June
06-The following official statement
was issued at the Turkish war Office
ssDunng the night OF the 22rd one
OF our right wing patrols surpr1se1
and destroyed an enemy near Seooui
Bahr. putting their machine guns out
munition and other war booty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
WOMAN SHOT
And Killed by a Negro ButIel
Who Fhen Hangs HIM
selma Barn.
esvsAssee,Arro .sEsn

PHILADELPHIA Pa, June 26---
Joseph Thomasy negro ontter. u
the employsof Frederick e. Hastings,
secretary of a Philadelphia manufac-
turing paper company. shot ana
killed Miss Hattie Watson, s1ster-1n-
Law of his employer, at the Hastings
residence at Devon, near here, today
Thomas then went into barn back back
of the Hastings house and committed
suicide by hanging himself me
motive for the crime IS unknown
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
suyAxeoc.ArEo rsEss,

ATLASTA, June 9s.-Near beer
saloons were closed, the entire night
watch of police was held at stations
for extra duty and the guard OF militia
still surrounded Governor Stations
home in an effort OF the authorities
to forestal1 today and tonight dem
onstrations OF protest against the Sor-
ernor-s combination OF Leo NJ
Franks death sentence. The term OF
Governor Slaton expired at noon and
crowds were in the city for the IN
auguration OF Nat Harris.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
AUTHOR A SUICIDE
Is Found Dead Hanging from a
Steam Pipe in a5MiIWau-
kee Hospital.

MILWAUKEE June 26-The Rev.
Frank wescott, Sc, an author OF
SkaneateIes, N Y. was found dead
today hanging from assteam pipe at
a local hospital. where he had been
under treatment for a nervous
trouble. It was believed he commit
ted suicide sometime during the
night. He was brother OF E. n.
westcott: also an author.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26

reer for within the last few years
the westerners have come along fast
Among the crack eastern sprnters
who are to meet strong rivals are
Ted Meredith and Hannes Koleh-
mainen. Prominent among the west
ern athletes5who viii enter the con-
test: are Francis Ward and Dewey
KniRht of Chicago The first real
line on the national championship
VIII beshad In the try: outs which VIII
be. held during the frsthaH OF. July.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
TWENTY SIX ARRESTS
NEAR SLATONsSs HOME.
While Men Are Trying to Enter
Estate and They Are
Taken to Jail.
tnx ASSOCIATED rsrsS

ATLANTA, June 2s.-Twenty-six
men were brought to the county jail
here today by militiamen guarding
the country home of Governor Saa-
ton. The states guardsmen said they
we're arrested while trying to enter
the governors estate The men are
being he'd on order of Major Hull,
comnanding the guard at eGr Slaton's
home. no charge has been made
against them by civil authorities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
OR WARSAW OR
CALAIS CITY NEXT
HARI KARI
Is Committed by Two Japanese
Officers When the City OF
Lemberg Falls.

TOXIC. June 26.-ooa5or Saka5ima
and Captain Hashimoto, japanese
officers fighting with the Russian army
at Lemberg, committed had kari when
the Galician capital fell rather than
suffer what they considered the dis
honor OF being made prisoners OF
war. according 10 official advices re-
ceIved from Petrograd-
Hari kari is a japanese method Of
committing suicide. formerly widely
practiced by military officers In the
days OF Old Samurai system officers
usually killed themselves when it be-
came necessary to surrender the
troops under them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
QUARANTINE
Because of The Foot and Mouth
Disease to Undergo Far
Reaching ReIaxations-
o,...ee,A+sa -.sss'

WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 90
Further far reaching relaxation in
the federal quarantine, against tns
foot and mouth disease become eff
fectiye June 49, interstate ship
ments of live stock will be resumed
between restricted area points In free
and closed areas for immediate
s1augter Shipments for any purpose
viii be permitted to all points except
those in closed areas.