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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
Pneumonia
Causes Death Of Louise Lee
Ritenour, Daughter of w. 4
c. aRitenour, of Norwood.

Miss Louise Lee Ritenour, aged IS
'xsAta. adaiis Of w 1iitaHonr, Of
Norwood addition, an engineer IN the
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company,s
plant, died at 1880 O'Clock Wednes-
day night in local hospital after
a months illness Of pneumonia.
Surviving relatives OF the deceased
girl are Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Rite
nour. her parents; Alma A., Nilla L..
and Elizabeth Ritenour, sisters; and
Ralph. Russell and Victor Hugo Rite
nour, brothers; all living ut home.
The body will be, taken to Grafton
Saturday morning on the 1885 ac-
commodation train and the funeral
services will be held at 8 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
Protestant church trere. The Rev. Mr..
Jones, pastor of the church, Will have
charge of the services and the burial
will be in the Bluemopt cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
To Be No More Dr.. McCuaig
Meetings Here until Next
Sunday Afternoon.

DR.. McCuaig this afternoon
brought to close his work in
Clarksburg for the present week,
when in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church he addressed a large
gathering of women on = ourtship :,
On Sunday next he will bring to
complete finish his work in this
city. Two great mass meetings have
been arranged for the afternoon Of
that day-at $3.50 o'clock in the
First Methodist Episcopal church he
will lecture on What Education
Docs a Man Need for Aarriagc?' 8
end at 3:45 O'clock in the First
Baptist church he will address a
mass meeting Of women under. the
auspices of the County Mothers
Meeting Department of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, on
THE Girl and the Danger This
meeting was originally announced
to be held in the; First Methodist
Episcopal church at the close of the
mems meeting, but to avoid conflict
the place OF meeting has been
changed to the First Baptist church.
Plans have been laid to ensure a
large attendance of women from
outside the city at this Important af-
ternoon assembly.
This afternoon in his closing adj
dress on. marriage. DR.. McCuaig
said:
The age Of courtship in agirts
life Is 4 critical period. 1t is q
time of unfolding realities, and a
period to. be brooded over by par
lents: as solicitously and thoughtful
~. as the most pronounced periad
OF physical development.
We say commonly, that the man
courts, and that the woman Is
scourted, ,but this Is not 40. There
Is NO sex in courtship. The attitude
on the part OF the woman may be
passive. and the expression on the
part of the man aggressive; but the
Impulse behind each is the same out
reaching, hoping, woutnR. nurpose.
full force.
The door Of aa9naintancesi1ip is
the entrance OF. friendship and pos
sible love 1t Is too late: to thrust
out an intruder after the wonder Of
q womanis heart has unfolded to
him. AND many 4 parent has Lost q
daugnter 70 ~ sc 1900 49, sSsas5ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
POTTERY FlREMEN
Threaten to Tie Up Potterles
unless Demands Are Grant
ed by Monday Morning.
az Asseetsrsp rREss,

EAST LIVERPOOL, Oct. IA The
National Brotherhood Of Operative
Potters through its president, Ed
ward Menge, today announced that
the brotherhood would take no Of.
fetal notice of the th.eetenei strike
Of kiln firemen in the general ware
potteries Of East Liverpool and
Wellsviile. o., and Chester and New
ell. w. Va.
The demands OF the firemn ask
ing among other things 81 a day,
were received by Charles F. Good
win. secretary Of the Unitad States
Potters Association, who decIded to
pay no attention to them as the as
recently signed q two
years wage scale with the brother
hood Of which the firemen were then
members.
Meantime the firemen declare
they will tie up the potteries with
their 5000 workers unless their de.
mands are granted Monday morn
ing. (,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
RUTH HOOD
Leads Shower Of Gold Campaign.

The voting in the Clarksburg Tele-
grams Shower OF Gold for Babies
subscription campaign was OF the rap
i'd fire order Wednesday and the result
is six candidates are above the 100 900
mark. Ruth Hood, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. 3. Hood. of Folsom, has
the distinction of leading the entire
campaign with 104,2TS votes. Other
babies whose vote is more than the
100000 are James "A. Moore, Joseph
Morris Adams, Paul H. Grooms, May
Patterson and Rhea Way. There are
quite q number Of others lowering
close this same figure and while
there are still others down the list,
yet some Of them may have something
up their sleeves and 1t is well to do
your best and try and win one Of the
big gold prizes
Second Period to Close.
Next Saturday night at 8 o'clock the
second period will come to. a close
and after that hour the bonus votes
will be decreased for every club Of
$15 in new and old subscriptions.
Diamond Ring Big Indncement.
The handsome SIPS solitaire u.a.
mond ring ii q big iidncefner,t for
parents TO hustle the remaining DAYS
OF this period. It is the only special
prize that will be given during this
campaign and no extra, vote offers
will be made, so the time to do your
best work is in the remaining two
days OF this period.
1t is possible for any candidate to
place himself so far in the lead during
the remaining hours that 1t will be inn
possible for those who do not take
advantage of this period to reach him.
Turn back to your yesterdays. Bear
IN mind the $500 grand prize. Make the
final effort which might spell success.
The contest will not affect the car
rier who delivered the paper to your
subscriber in the past. He will re,
ceive his pay just the same.
The cause for wailing after COM
petition is over generally is "If had
only worked harder during the second
period" s1t
Take the advice Of one who knows.
Make every moment count until
o'clock Saturday night. Regardless
Of how many votes you have your COM
petitor spotted for, he might have Just
several thousand more, and these sew
eral thousand might determin him a
winner
Every candidates chance sare equal.
No one has the right of way.
Be careful Of the candidate who has
no: "let out a peep" during the con
test. He might be Saving wood" all
the time and probably will surprise
the apparent strong candidate when
the final count is made. He laughs
best who laughs last. Don't laugh now
wait until later. This is Subscrip-
ton getting campaign. emember,
there is time and place for every
thing.
This is the time 10 get subscriptions
Loaf and laugh after the campaign is
over and after you have won one Of
the big prizes for your baby.
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DENTISTS 4 .
Hold MeetinginP arkersburg 10
Plan for Their Annual State
Convention.

PARKERSBURG, Oct. 14.-Dr
Homer Mannon and DR.. j. w. Par
sons. Of Hunting, president and vice
president, respectively of the West
Virginia State Dental society: Dr.. L
j. Walker, Grafton; i. j. Kali. Hunt
ington: Fred e. Hess, Fairmont: and
R. D. Rumbaugh. Clarksburg, who
have been here for seveinl days, have
returned to their home. 4
While in this city. they were ar.
ranging the program for the West
Virginia State Dental Society conven.
ton. which will be- held in Charles.
ton at the Hotel Kanawha on April
IL. IS, IA and 49, 1916. DR.. L. j,
Walker, OF Grafton. Is chairman Of
the program committee, and other
members being /. ]. Kali, Fred e.
Hess, r. D. Rumbaugh and DR.. c. n.
Steinbeck. the latter OF this city.
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IGarrison's Plan 10 Increase
Number of Troops is ;Ap
proved by Wilson.
CONGRESS 10 GET SANE
Provides for Coast Defense
Chiefly but Field Artillery
viii Be Looked After.
syAssee,Arsp psEss,

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA. presidenf
Wilson today approved Secretary Gar
rison's plan for increasing the army
It calls for an annual expenditure 81
$ls4, 100000. an increase Of apprcziS
mately $4,000. 900. The plan In; II
approved form will be presented To-
Congress with the full backing Of the
administration. \ q s. rs I
Much OF the increased appropriation
would be devoted to coast defense ana
a substantial increase In the field AZ
|tillery, Details as to increases Ia fhsll
personnel OF the army have not yet
been made public.
II the navy, which will ask Tor an ii,s
crease OF 500. 600, 900 carries throufb
Its plan making the total naval al
preparation $24s.0OO, 900 the appropfi
alton for national defense inc1ddtng
the army's 1854 900, 0l0 would tofai
s4S2: 100000. 1t Is probabie ihoWeFstl3
that in final form the appropriation
bill will not exceed s400, 0O0 1000 z
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lVIGT|NlzED.
We're Ministers and Friends by
DR.. Hills Declares Eaters
Former Manager.
l. q, A.,ee,.1rp .nr,.,

tBy AssoeiAIEp PsEsE
NEW YORK, Oct. 14-The charge
that the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hill
lis, pastor of Plymouth church.
Brooklyn, made quick, fabulous
profits, through selling British Co:
.lumbia timber claims to ministers
and other friends was made today in
AN affidavit fled by Frank l.. Fergu-
son, former chairman Of the board OF
trustees of the church and for five
years manager Of DR.. Hilils's busine::
affairs.
DR.. Hills had procured an order to
examine Mr.. Ferguson before a ref.
cree and Mr.. Ferguson obtained an
order requiring DR.. Hills to show
cause why he wished, toaexamine his
former business manager.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
M'CUNt DEPARTS
Jail Prisoner Starts for
Barber Shop and Keeps
on Going.

James McCune, a county prisoner
who was serving sentence for VIC
lating the prohibition law by drink
ing whiskey In the basement OF the
court house, has skipped out. He
was trusted prisoner and had been
allowed to assist in work around the
Jail. Late Wednesday he was per-
mitted to go to barber shop, but
SO far he has not returned and he
is not aow expected to do SO.
McCune is an aged man, familarly
known as Daddy" McCune. He had
just completed his sentence Of two
months ago and was just starting to
serve out fine Of 500 and costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
TAX
Collections in the County Are Start
ing OF Very Well.

Deputy sherins George w. conley
and Clarence E. Stout Wednesday
night reported annual tax collections
very good. They began annual sit
tings Wednesday Deputy Conley sat
at Johnstown and Deputy Stout at
West Milford. Today Deputy Conley
is sitting at Romine's Mills and Quiet
Dell. Tomorrow he will be at
Brown and Saturday at Sardls. Dep
uty Stout Is at Good Hope today.
Tomorrow he will be at Mineral and
Saturday at Jarvisyille.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
JAPANESE P[ANIS
And Arsenals Are Running Fun
in Order to Supply Russia
with War Munitions.

NEW York. Qct.. a.. Is. Okaza5'
N. q member Of the Japanese pariia
ment. who arrived here today on tie
American liner st. Louis from Liver
pool, said that Japanese ANN .tton.
plants and sarsenais are running az
full capacity and that conslde able
portion Of the product was sen 10
Russia. He said that Japan ellis Tho
war munitions at cost TO the RUS.
Tsian government vs. y u y v
Kkazaki added that Russia FAD
!. 90 900 troops on the Manciiurffn
frontier at the beginning Of the war
but ali had Been withdrawn somes
time ago II
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FRENCH STATEMENT
OF WAR OPERATIONS

PARIS, Oct. 14.-There has been
a particularly violent artillery en-.
gagement in the Artois district, in
which both sides took part, according
to the French official statement today,
There has been also active trench
fighting in the vicinity of Lihons.
! In the Champagne the Germans
have been throwing asphyxiatine
bombs on the French rear lines.
Alderman attack to the west Of Ia
hure has been repu,sed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
NoN.sUPPoRT
Is Now Charged by Woman Who Was
Arrested for abandoning Baby.

Mrs. Frederick shreve, who was ar
rested near Buckhannon ana brought
here for trial Wednesday on charge,
preferred by her husband, OF abandon
ing her six-months- old baby Thursday
swore out a warrant against her hus-
band charging non-suppor... The lat
ter has been required to appear for
trial at o'clock Friday afternoon in
Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner,s court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Anthony w. Lightner is a prison
er in the county jail awaiting the ac-
ton Of the next crimina. court grand
jury on a charge of bigamy asa re.
suit Of hearing recently in Magis-
trate Jackson v. Carter's court. The
charges were preferred against Light.
ner by Prosecuting Attorney "A. j,
Findley. At the hearing two women
both claiming to be Lightner's wife
were witnesses against him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
GRAND. JURY
To Serve at. the Regular No.
venber Term Of the crilni=
nal Court is Drawn.

A grand jury to serve at the regiis
lar term Of the criminal court and to-
report for duty Tuesday morning:
November 9, was drawn Thursday az
follows: s
okey Lawman, Clarence 7. Har
bert, g. N. Dye. Charles Crisis q
Ralph Jones. Lee Probst, John b
STROLLER, William G. Bond, r. q.
Sturm, Nelson Robinson, Porter
Lyon, r. s. startzman, W. II. Nc
Whorter. Guy Goodwin. John r; Den
nison and Charles B. Hofnor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
PURI7 Y CAlAPAiG
COMING TO CLOSE

not watching zealously the door Or
entrance to her affections.
No girl. developing into woman
hood, understands thesecret unS
folding Of love: and against the pos
sibliity Of false affections she needs!
the wisdom and love Of enlightenF
ed parents :, NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
STRIKE BACK
Is the Demand of the Globe ii
Reference to Meeting Yep
pelin Air Warfare.

LONDON. Oct. 14-The Globe,
which has ben conducting cam
paign advocating reprisals for Yep
pelin attacks. says TODAY:
The public knows that the Yep
pelin choosing its own time and cir
cImstances for attack is practically
immune against the ordinary wesp-
ons Of aerial warfare. The OILY
way to hit the enemy is to strike at
him as he strikes at ils-to bomb tis
sleeping towns"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
MARTIAL LANiExlsTs
IN A GREEK DISTRICT
.sy Assee,Ar.p ,ssss,

PARIS, Oct. 14-Declaration or
martial law at Saionid on Tuesday
is reported by the Athens CORE
spnodent Of the Havas News .Agency.
General Moschomowlos. who is in
command Of the Greek forces there.
ordered his troops to salute the
French and British officers. The
commander Of the allied troops will
1ssue similar order.
BY royal decree Prince Nicholas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
SLABS SWEETHEART
When She Refuses to Marry
Him and Posse is Now
Searching for Him.
tss Assee,Arxp psrss

ELK1Ns. oct. 14aDeputy sher.
IFS and a posse of citizens took to
the mountains this morning in
search Of William G. Cook, travelling
freight agent OF the Coal and Coke
railroad, who is alleged to have
stabbed Miss Marie Harwood at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Rit-
ter, here last night, when she re-
fused to marry him. Miss HARDWOOD
was taken to hospital, where II
was said today that shecould not re-
cover. Both were prominent social
~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
TO EGYPT
Missionary Will Return but Needs
Funds for Her Expenses.

Local friends have. been apprised
by Miss NJ. Emma Haldeman. the
returned missionary from Egypt
who did missionary work here a few
months ago, that she is preparing
to return to Egypt to resume her
work. She expects to sail October
1t but still lacks about $40 for her
expenses. Those who wishto aid
her work can do so by sending con-
tributions to Mrs. C. c. Allbaugh,
of $50 Mechanic street, and she will
forward them to Miss Haldeman,
who is at her home at Terre Haute,
Ind.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
LINDSEY UsE|sE|. HsTs
On Attorney ins Cortland i
Ordered under Detention
by Court.
tsy AssoelArrp pNrs.,

DENVER. Oct. l4.-Bens B. Lindsey.
Judge OF the juvenile court of Denver,
was ordered under detention in the
district court today when he struck
Attorney Sullivan. who had made a
statement which Judge Lindsey CON
tradicted.
The clash occurred in District Judge
Wright's court, where Frank L. Rose
is on trial fer alleged conspiracy to
ruin Judge Lindsey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
tsr.elAL 10 1n. rELIosAn


LONDON, Oct. 14.-Increasing UNI
easiness is felt in London at the abb
sence Of definite news concerning the
concerted allied action In the Bal
kans. This feeling is intensified by
news Of the dispute in the French
chamber Of deputies in regard to the
Balkan danger by ltaly's persistent
silence regarding participation in
! the expedition and by uncertainty
concerning the British program.
Opinion here is divided to some ex.
tent as to the adyisability of taking
part in the Balkan conflict. The gen
eral opinion is that Great Britain is
morally bound to assist Serbia II this
can be done without dangerous at
tenuation Of the main front, where
1t is felt the war will finally be de-
cided, Notwithstanding the Balkan di-
version.
Germans Gain.
Having failed in their attacks on
the British positions on the western
front, the Germans have turned upon
the French and made gain east OF
Souchez. The advantage they OBJ
tanned. however, lis not of sufficient
Importance to affect the general sit
uation of the French. Their assault
in the vicinity of Tahure in pursu-
ance of the movement begun three
days ago likewise has been mater
tally unproductive thus far.
On the eastern front the Russians
are now in full possession Of the ini-
tiative and the momentum which car
ried them across the Stripa river in
eastern Galicia has not yet dimin-
ished. It is reported unofficially from
Petrograd that it is the Germans
who now lack ammunition, thus re-
yersing conditions Of two months
ago. I
Attacks Continued.
Although the Germans afe con-
tinuing their attacks on the Dvinsk
line, the fury Of the onslaughts has
diminished and gaining in one sec
tor while losing in another they ap-
pear to have made no net gain recent
ly. In fact, Petrograd press de-
spatches assert the German troops
are three miles further from the city
than a week ago. Official institu-
tSiOhSs WI ASh ISCGully were removed
from Dvinsk and Riga, are now be-
ing taken back.
The Germans and Austrians con-
tinue to report steady progress ON
that their Roadway is being admitting
their their Roadway is being impeded
somewhat. Since the fall of Belgrade
no encounter Of great strategic i'm
portance has occurred in this
New War Theater
Serbia Is making. desperate at
tempt to stem the large German and
Austrian forces, which are being aug
mented continually. Serbian officers
profess confidence that it will be
possible to make successful resis-
lance even with inferior numbers on
account Of the difficulties, which the
mountainous country presents to the
Invaders.
The Serbians are awaiting a Bull
garian attack between Guieyegii and
strumitza. near the Greek border.
They expect an attempt will be made
to cut at this point the railroad be-
tween Saloniki and Nish and in an
ticipation OF such a movement have
concentrated artiuary in this district,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
MORE GOLD ARRIVES.
osY Assee,A1ro ..rs,,

NEW YORK, oc::. 1.-THE fifth large
shipment OF gold and securities to be
made from England to the United
States in the last few weeks arrived
here today in steel express car at
tached to the regular train from Port
land. Me. The shipment is estimated
at between six million and ten million
dollars.
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brother of King Constantine, has
been nominated 1nalitary governor
OF the interior zone.
RUSSIAN TROOPS TO
GO AGAINST BUL GARIANS
tsY assoc,.Yse ,srs.,

GENEVA. via Paris, Oct. IA
The UNIVERSAL of Bucharest says that
Russian troops have been withdrawn
from Bessarabia. near the Rouman-
Ian frontier and are beg concen-
.trated ait Odessa.
From this point the UNIVERSAL says
a movement will be undertaken
against Bulgarian ports.
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RUSSIANS 10 HELP.
] tsy. Assss,A,rp ssrss,

LONDON, Oct. Il. sir Edward Grey.
the secretary for Foreign attairs an
Inounced in the House Of Commons to-
day that the corporation q Russian
troops in the Balkans had been prcm-
Used ~ soon ~ troops we're asatlabl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
AIRES TED MAN.oNcE
IN FEDERAL SERVICE
4. .,.xs...,.a,.,....I......,.-..

sDvsAssociArEn raIsn
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Coast
guard service records show Frank
Westmann enlisted at Mobile in 1898.
giving his birthplace as Parow, Ger
many. He then was German citi.
zen. He was discharged from the
service in 1909 for physical dlsabili-
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tsY Assee,srsp Pssss,

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Russian
army which has been advancing vic.
tOrionsly In east Gallcia Is said by the
war Office today to have been checked.
The Russians were driven back across
the Stripa river.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14

An error in circuit court
news placed the Banks Plumb
ing Company, a thoroughly re-
liable and substantial concern,
in a bad light. when the item
stated that a Judgment had
been taken against It. Instead
It was the Banks Construction
Company against which the
judgment was taken.
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sTEAslEKs KISSING.

LONDON, Oct. l4-seventeen
German oil steamers. which ply In
the Baltic sea. are missing, accord
ing to a Stockholm despatch and
are believed to have been sunk by
British submarines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-14
TWO MORE DAYS TO WORK AND WIN
DIAMOND AND SECURE MOST VOTES
AMERICAN ARRESTED
And Taken off a Norwegian
Steamer Suspected Of Be-
ing a Spy.

MOBILE. Ala. Oct. 14.-Frank
Westmann, said to be an American,
Is reported by his wife to have been
taken of the Norwegian steamer Die.
tator. at Belize. British Honduras
suspected OF being German spy,
Mrs. Westmann says she has papers
to prove her husbands American citi-
zenship.
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RERLIN, Oct. IA general attack
by the British along the whole front
from Ypres to eoos, accompanied by,
bombardment of the Belgian coast, Is
reported In the official statement to-
day from the war Office. All attacks
Of the British are said to have failed.
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BALKAN SITUATION IS CAUSING JNEASTNESS
GREAT BRIT AIN
PUZZLE ED NOW
LARGEST APPLE.

w. L. Davis, of Mt. Glare, a
farmer residing near West Mil
ford, has the record so far as to
growing big apples. He pre-
scented the Telegram one
Thursday morning, which meas
ures thirteen and three-fourths
inches in circumference. Har- Z,
y vey L. Morris, Of Mineral, who
!. held the record with one twelve
inches in circumference must
take a back seat now. Mr.. .
Davis goes to the head of the ,
class.
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FETy-FTvE KILLED.


~ ny A00oeiATEp pRGe8l N f1
LONDON, Oct. i4.-Fifty-fiye per-
sons were killed and ia Injured in
the zeppeline raid over London last
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LAsrREls RESIGNS.

LIMA, Peru, Oct. "a il Z mini
ter Of finance, Aurelio 1astres. pre-
scented his resi- fnation today. Freai
dent Pardo declined. however, to ac-S
iceptsit. =
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oNE;NIARRIAGR LICENSE.

A marriage license has been IL
sued to Benjamin F. LaEGaster and
Sarah g. Borgess. Is