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Austrians Ontimistic.

ZURICH, Switzerland. Dec. 10, via
London. Dec 10. 1906 p. m.-Des-
patches received here from Vienna in
dictate that Austrian political circles
are taking an optimistic view of the
controversy between Austria-Hungary
and the United States growing out of
the sinking OF the Italian steamer
Ancona. The politicians believe. the
despatch say. that the Washington gov
eminent is not likely TO break of diplo-
matte relations with Austria-Hungary.
but will enter into a further discussion
of the points at issue.
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SAlspNlkl. Dec. -. q p. m. via Paris.
Dec. ~, 1855 o.. Released Austrian
prisoners OF var 60 the number Of 600
are without shelter and food ln Albania
80 are the Inhabitants OF that country f
said br. Edward stuart. OF Boston 10
The Associated Press representative To-
DAY llr. stuart is member Of tho
Am'flcAn SANITARY Commission which
left Salonih last month after conpiet.
inE campaign against typhua and
which has been recalled 20 this city fo
take uU Serbian relief work lie added.
conditions among tho refugees here are
h1dr enough but tens OF Thousands 81
non com hnfnnts remaining in war-dctar-
intod Serbia must b. Infinitely worse
Their fate during the bitter winter af.
ready begun probably win exceed AN
ihn auffrrinEa endured hr the EnlrIHra
because fhe srrhi1ur arc a1 fnsesasibI.
fu relief"
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WILSON AND BRIDE
foonnnusa - 80 10,

presidents ~ South and Central AmeH-
can oouutros. GOVERNOR of states. dip
l0mats. members ~ tho senate and
house and justices of Ono Supreme
Court and from score. of personal
friends and relative. Many they will
answer personally from here
During Tho two weeks or moro be.
fore returning fo Washington tD fake
up the official and social duties Of tho
White House tho couple viii goif
motor and climb mountains together.
and as far ar possible Boz protected
from the pryIrr eyes off f1c outside
world
Enthusiastic Weicorne.
Hot 8prnF. and ifs colony of visit
TORS welcomed tho president and hig
bride enthu. aFIcally when the
crowd BEGAN applauding at fho station
The President and NrF Wilson %.
peared to b. luef as nervous as any
newly married pair They smiled Of
each other and orr fhr crowd and The
president raised Die hat Then They
walkad While waiting for automobiles
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Persia Dissipatad.

BERLIN, by wireless TO Tuckerton y
J.. Dec. 19.-Among the items given ont
for publication to-day BY the Overseas
News Agency was the following:
The British defeat near Bagdad has
made a deep impression In Persia The
Russian newspaper Dyen says the Per-
sian government realizing the situation
has asked for a revision OF the treaty
or ISIS. which allows Russia exclusive
" 20 trade on the Caspian sea Persia
asks the re-establishment OF trading
rights and will maintain her own war
sian gulf.
The newspaper adds that there Is a
ehEht possibility Of an amicable ar
rangement. although England has not
altogether lost hope"
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from Washington that had been shin.
ped ahead. They occupied four room.
IN a section Of the hotel set aside o.
| pecially for them No other guests
| VIII De given rooms near them The
/ suite Is on the third floor. and porche.
outside the windows overlooa the gol,
links s'''
The suite mas adjoining rooms ana
the couple expect 90 have all of their
meals served privately They did
nor appear in the public part OF the
hotel tonight.
Trials Of the secusion seekars n.
I gan today with the arrival of "a corn
/ OF photOgrap1ors and moving ptctura
operators. The President has directed
I that no pictures BE- taken of Mrs Wu.
son or himself during the trim and tbo
order is being enforced hv the ususf
group OF White House secret service
agents augmented by several add.
uonal men ordered here from their
regular stations 10 ed ir guarding tho
couple. After some skirmish'nc toda,
The PHOTOGRAPHER declared p truce
but said that they would Try Tor some
pictures tomorrow
The WarmsprInrf Valley. in which
The honeymoon Or being spent. Be- en-.
tirely surrounded by bills and noun
tains. Trails and roads lead to woode
and Mra Wilson uiu have unumitrd
I opportunity tO indulge her fondnoss
FOR WALKING sho sas becam. a do.
vDfeo to golf tho President having
taught hcr tho game since they bo.
came engaged BCm brourh. their
golf clubs and tonight DO was said they
would bo up early tomorrow mornfur
Tor game
Only important Busi1esa.
The President viii attend to only
Tho most important business while
here. but arrangement have been
made for connecting fho White House
by o. special .elrafaph wire 10 rocea.
rary and he viii toop In direct teie
phone and telegraph c0mmun. cation
with Secretary l.aunv and other 0fu.
r.ols 1u" eastern ucwrpaporr arrive
here an entire DAY late and therefore
The Precedent viii have f0 depend on.
ursly on word from thc White House
Tor hIs news 1854 afrnorrauher
brought along several applications for
pardona and some important CORE.
rp0ndcnce and the President VIII de.
vote portion NJ each day 'o work
The exact plans OF thf party were
kept such strict secret that crowds
stood for hours af tho railway Hta
lions along fhe limo waiting for the
train The last part of Tho trip was
made up c0ntinu0u Grades and the
President train vas pulled and push.
. % BY three engines Mr. and Mrs
] Wilson had an early breakfast on their
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oNe klLLEp. 10 HuRr-

AsCIEVlILE. 81 g.. Dec 40 Martin
Burnett. 33 a former living near horo
was shot and killed and his elder
brother. William. was seriously wound
cd by Claude NcAfee. also z farm or
today. ln ri nr1i NcAfeo. suffering
from knife wounds. vas htoueht to "a
hospital here. where tae ra.d to have
made o. statement alleging that the
brothers attacked him without warn.
iuu
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DUN nnm nnIl..1 Arnin

T.ItLIN, Dec. 10. BY Wireless 10 Tuc-
kerton. y. The Bulgarian govern
m"nt. says the Overseas News
Agency. FOR the third time has protest
cd 60 the Entente Allied and neutral
powers against the Anglo French troops
using dun dunn bullets and other kinds
~ bullets with double covers and which
explode when they strike. The HuIgar-
ian government says these bullets cause
terrible wounds and that in most cases
limbs must be amputated iu order TO
save lives of persons wounded hv them
Macedonian hospitals are filled with
such cases.
Ihe bulgarian government declares
that 20 future 90 will be compofied f0
mako the aevcrfst rcprianis against
British and French prisoners ln order 20
obtain respect for international law"
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PARIS. Dec ~. geo %. m .frrnrn
ARTILLERY last niEhf bonn hardad with .x.
southeast Of So Mihicl in thc turemont
salient according tu thD official .fnf.-
menf given ont to-day bF fhr French
war department Tho statement ada.
that about forty bombs were drnuurH uu
buildings at The station of sahiuna Just
-l.uIL ~ The ..rlnnn l.rIL... II NJ.
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Germans Rsassure Greeks.

PARIS. Dec. 10. f:45 p. ma despatch
10 the Temps from Athens says:
The Central Powers. 10 Is said give
the Greek government assurances that
bulgarian troops would not participate
In the event OF any action against the
Entente Allies on Greek territory hut
that there II question Of an attack BY
the Austro-Germans with the aid 81
Turks. The partici patton OF Turks in
any operation on Greek soil would be
strongly objected to BY the government
Notwithstanding an assurance that ths
territory occupied would be evacuated
after the war"
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0r TurFi.r fr0rue arc rmri.. .r..l
Ia considered urlIF.fE fH.r. ..n I. rn
enemy advance nn fn. rrfUnI. Unr Iu
Greece arra fHr MnrnIrr r.rfa htHen.
corr. .UuuIInf
.AiIird Hlf rrrHuuni aaHnt..e hHfr dI.-
covered un German force. .n|tfH u|
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LONDON. Dec. 20. ago n m-The
Daily Nails Copenhagen correspondent
SAYS ne learns that the torpcdoing OF
German torpedo boat occurred Friday
night close 10 Libau, while the Rremen
was returning. with lights out. from an
inspection tour. The correspondent adds
that the attack was made b. two british
submarines
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lnr FOB luuaf1ufIuur HI. I0rH received
hF way NJ Amsterdam hv Erufrra Trfe-
gram Company. two British monitors
TURKISH ines hrelcEins kuf-Al.AnHrr
MrHnunfnHHIH
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HEkLiN. Dec. 90. cin London B. M
French nviatUrs launched another a.
TACK against the German fortress of
Metz laet night but the only result was
damage Co property. says tho official
statement issued to-day by the German
army headquarters. 1n the balkans the
atrr the statement adds. Tln serbs ana
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Means SPEEDY Peace.

LAREDO. Tev, Dec 10 The report
that General francisco villa would
abandon his "ampa IN against the de
facto government Of Mexico. was tel
eeraphed huu ediatelv to General Ven
ustiano Carranza a. his temporary
headquarters 1car S1ltillo
Carranzs military authorities IN
Ndnyo Laredo today said they regard
% Nillc's action a. fOrpcasting a
speedy rCestsblishment OF peace IN
Mexico.
Bocau.c ~ strict censorship. no
news reached hero today on the chi
huatua campaign
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used Tor Demonstration and are in first
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LOST

LO8T-Between woodsdale and LennoN
bag with name. Adah Haislip and date.
lSs7-lS12. containing n $500 paper bill.
Reward will be given n returned TO Miss
Adah Haislip. on the National Pike.
above the Ball Engineering works.
Woodsdale. Bell phone Altenheim 1881 I.
d-2O
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UOi GIt.. hrz. Dec ~ General
r. ELIAS CO. las. rararza governor of
SONORA. lDf "rra today iu an auto.
mobile for Nofalrs. Arizona. for n con.
fo.rHf. ufr DHIoral Aware Obrcron
El9 arrived fi.rr Unexpectedly from
guarrrH. rrrHra
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VILLA
CcoHtiEued Fr-1n FIRST PAgs.)

informed them that II they wished to
retire he would not oppose them. but
would permit all who wished to 20 TO
the border and either 10 surrender to
The Carranza government or cross into
the United States. For himself. he is
quoted as declaring that he was not
afraid q Carranza and would lead his
troops I'm person against General Ire.
vino south OF chihuahua
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GtATAMAS Dec 10. via radio 70
Son r.ero. Cal Generals Obregon
aud DiCruez. ~ the Carranza forces.
arc 3f GuFya 1s t1 hold a conference
with the faquI Indian chiefs
Tho uarrl.p san Diego. with Al
miral Cameron Wiuslow. commanding
the fleet ON board was reported on
The way frr Gr1ymarHs from Leopo-
hama The M1rirr oXpcditionary force
on board t.r Buffalo was alao said 90
ar ol tl. u.. Urie
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PARIS. Irr IH.t.f5 b.. m Field Mar.
fnhI rIr John French arrived Of Paris
tnls evening from tna front Ur VIII I0
received tomorrow afternoon IV UrraI
dent IOIrnHrf
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Turkish Statement.

i0NS lANI lNOIl-Es Dec. lg. via
London. l1:19 "a. m.-AnglO- French
squadrons and allied land batteries bonn
barded Turkish position at Art Burnu
and At ALL. on Gallipoli peninsula. says
the official statement issued to-day BY
the Ottoman war department.
In MesOpotamia. Turkish troops are
said 20 be destroying defense works OF
every description i'm front OF the British
main position near kut-El- Amara
The text Of the statement Follows.
Ira front: our troops continue to de-
stroy defense works Of all kinds before
the encmy's main position near Kuel
Atnaru. our heavy artillery Is success
fully bombarding the trenches and other
works OF the enemy.
"Darcanciles front. Near Anfarta
there were Intermittent artillery encoun-
tiers. one Of two enemy mines exploded
In the British trenches. our patrols
have captured In enemy trenches bayo-
nets and ammunition and various other
kinds OF war material
Near Arr Burnu the enemy fired a
great number OF bombs against our
wing one cruiser and one armored
monitor a. well as land batteries bonn
harded our position from different direc-
lions our artillery successfully replied.
Near Seddul Bahr. our artaillery De
ccmber II. sank one OF two tugs in the
narrows, which were debarking men and
ammunition. The debarkRtion was in
terrupted
"One cruiser and one armored monitor
BON barded the neighborhood Of Aliu but
caused no damage"
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YEGGMAN CAUGHT;
Is WANTED HERE

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer
CINCINNATI. o., Dec. 19.-Federal
postoffice officials here today stated
that a man giving his name as Thomas
Price, alias Tom Boull. declared by
postal officials to be one OF the most
desperate yeggmen in the country and
wanted in the Wheeling. w. Va, and
Cincinnati districts on charges OF post
office robberies. had been arrested to-
day at Stephenson. Va. by a posse of
postohice inspectors and officers of
Frederick county and Winchester, Va.
Postal authorities had been chasing
Price about the country for two years.
during which time he Is alleged to
have committed postoffice robberies in
at least a dozen states. A full kit
OF burglar tools was found among
Prices effects today. He will be given
a preliminary hearing in Winchester,
Va. at once and turned over to the
federal authorities TO be taken to
North Carolina, where FIVE indictments
are pending against him In the federal
courts. He Will then be brought to
wheeling according TO the understand
ing here.
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FOR RENT

ron RENT furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. s2.5O week Enquire
Hasenauer's Shoe House. 20. nth 81.
disk
FOR REET-One. two or three rooms.
Furnished OF unfurnished. Can be ar
ranged for light housekeeping. on car
line Private home. Reference required.
Pleasar valley. care Intelligencer.
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RELAXATION
tcODtinued From first rHs.,

Baltic sea through a submarine attack.
II Is presumed that the submarine was
one Of an English undersea squadron
which recently has shown enterprise in
those waters.
The Turks claim to have sunk a
British monitor in the Tigris river
near Kut-El-Amara.
The Greek situation remains I'M
changed. The Greek government Is
reported to have protested formally
against the Entente allies terrifying
outside Saloniki. This protest may be
of the same character as the one
lodged against first landing OF troops.
The Earl of Derby. director OF re-
cruitinfi, today told a London audience
that he had found the heart of the
country was right. He predicted a
victory for the Entente allies at an
earlier date than many persons ex-
pected. The recruits modified under
the Earl Of Derby's plan have already
begun drilling in several cities so that
they may have some military schooling
when they are formally called to arms.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Funeral Directors and EmbaimsrA
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Lskup; where five German regiments are
located. and only German engfneers are
bustly engaged In repairing railway
bridges destroyed by the allies. IL may
De assumed therefore that the allies have
plenty Of time to prepare the defneses
at SalOniki"
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MISCELLANEOUS

LARGE coffee urn. SIC. 90: hot chocolate
urn. s250: blacksmith forge. $1,000:
blacksmith anvils. t2O0 TO $3.50: arc
lamps. $3.50. electric and gas fixtures
Gaa and oil stoves. cheap. Tools bought
and sold. Tool Store. 1861 Market street
open Saturday evenings. d-I6-k
WANTEp-To buy second hand Fvln-
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DIED

HARRTsoH- on Friday. December 18th,
1915. az a.oo o'clock D. M. a. his late
residence. fla Main street ufi ~. d.
HARRISON
Funeral services Monday morning at 10
O'Clock Friends of fnr family Invited
to attend lnfrrusut private Grctr-
wood cfurfrrN
tkindIy omit uuwarsD
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TWO PINE GROUND FLooR ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OR OTHER
PURPOSES, ISL MAIN STREET, $50.
FIVE FINE ROOMS AND HALL On
SECOND FLOOR, 1000 MAIN STREET
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l065 MAIN STREEr
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WHY NOT PULL TOGETHER.

EAYHLE the annual meeting Of the West Virginia
NM Publishers Association, which was held at Point
Pleasant last week, was not what 1t should have
been in point Of numbers, those present made up for the
deficit in enthusiastic work and preparation for the com
ing year. There would have undoubtedly been a greater
number present had a better system Of publicity been
used In sending out the advance notice OF the meeting
There Is no reason why the Publishers Association
should not be made a great institution in the state OF
West Virginia, just as similar organizations IN other
states are made institutions of great good, both to the
newspapers and the public. West Virginia should DS
able to support and make go such an association, and II
is our humble opinion that in the next few years the
Publishers Association Of this state will gain that prom
inence and standing all over the state that it should
have; and that much good work will be accomplished
an that is needed to make the association a success is
3 few live wires at the head OF the organization and a
"puI together" spirit on the part OF the publishers all
over the state. There is a great amount OF good to De
accomplished by having representatives from the various
papers of the state come together at least once a year
and talk over together the mutual problems Of the
profession.
Initial steps were taken at the meeting last week for
9 great gathering Of state newspaper men next year. ana
{ those elected to office in the association dc their part
and receive the cooperation from the press of the state
that they should receive. there vii! be q record meeting
at Clarksburg next August.
+. III. DeVine, Of the C~larksburg Telegram. who was IN
stlurental in bringing the next annual meeting of the
association to his city. has promised to make the event
3 gala affair in Clarksburg and has promised a splendid
program Of entertainment for the newspaper boys. MT
Deyine is a live wire and full of action, and when he says
that he will do so and so it can he taken for granted
that he will make good his promise. Mr.. Devtne was
also elected to the position Of treasurer of the associa'
don.
a Soldiers was elected secretary OF the organization
and he was instructed to keep the newspapers OF the
state in touch with the organization and TO mail out
complete reports Of the last two meetings Of the assoc'a'
don to every member Of the organization, and to starr
early the work OF getting ready for the next annual meet
ing. The executive committee will be called together a
month or two before the next annual meeting and will
20 over the details OF the event.
The spirit manifested at the session last week was
most promising. 1t was the general opinion that the
Publishers Association could be made an important or
ganization II the effort was put forth and a systematic
campaign for a strong and influential Organization pro
mulgated. Practically every other state in the Union