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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
aGilrte m0C6ten cine
billion 6Orgen!
Sic beriudJeu, bic amerifnniIdlen
@elSleute bnrf 9rubnnsen
ein5nidiidtern.

Stem gorf, Ii. Sept. Sic
anglo fran30iiihe fSinoi3.aommii.
iion 1T geitern bier eiitgetroffen lnf
bon S. g. Morgdn begriiBt lporoen,
aben0s ipuroe ibren W1it9lieoern 3u
gbren bon bieligen @eIoboronen eir
gdntett beranitoltet. Gle eigentIi.
den gerbanbluneen 6etreffs Der pro.
ponierten 9lnleibe tperOet erlt in
mebreren 9agen beginnen.
@roBbritannien tno fsranfreif
oroben, 0aB iie, I'M Sale bic anleibe
nifIt 8ultanoe fontmen ioIIte, 6ns no
tbige @etretoe nnb 6leiith aus Si6
amerifa be5i2ben tpiiroen un0 alle
notblpen0ieen @egenIt1ilbe, oiiBer
Miunition, ipelbe MIR eiuen fIeinen
SbeiI Der BON ibiien bier gefauiter
2(rtifeI ausmoft (b0rtl b0rtD on.
oertpeitig fauIet iDiiroen. (8er
ibnen ipobl nod onoeriueitig areoit
aelpG6ren piiroe2) 9ies iei ste elm.
3ige QlIterilatibe. Die bei6en 2dn6err
iibrig bIiebc, faus aus Ser QnIeibe
nidts miro. 5itnfbnnoert MiIIiouen
Dollars 1T Oas Beuiaite, mas sic
bei0eu 9Gnber punpen ipollen, Iieber
mare linen ieood cine ritttoe giai.
Oh. 61s Gelo ioI[ nir bertiiet tper.
oeiJ bieiige Rebniireen III besob[en,
Gie @fipierigfeit liest ober in Der
SinterIegung aettiigenber Siderbei.
ten, uu0 oa liegt OorLGufig Der Soie
i'm Gfeffer.
SSn3piihen II itoIieniihes @cIr
bis oili orei @ierteI ieines Bcrtbes
geIltnfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
9eleb(OlIg6eit an
JlleIi6O'S S CREME!
4merifaniIder garser siueds ST.
preiimns bun 2GieselO DOn
Nieritnnern fOrtseidJIeppt.

gSofbinaton, II. Sept. 80 sStl bic
ftaen 9egierungsfreiIen lit man iiber
etnen @orfaa, Der iib geitern oif
omeritoniI1-merifanii6em @renSge-
bet obgeipielt bat, bodit erregt.
(0en 9erri6often IN @aibington er-
gebt es bolo 10 tpie ben GnglnnOera
= iie fallen aus elmer glitfregllrla
in Die oroere.) Gin nmeritaniiher
@ieb5iidter, Oeien Soeltit1t bisber
nod ni6t feitgeiteIlt tperOen tonnte,
nuroe aus ieiner lr1tpeit Columbus,
Sc. 30, beffnolihen Bobnllng bon
rnerifonilhen 8onotten. melhe Der
9iaa Solootesf1 ongeb0rer, fortess
idIeppt. SpGter erbielten ieule gliI-
geborigen gto9ridt, 0oB er nur ee-
gen elm 26iegeI6 bon $4,000 pieoer
auf freien Sub geieet DerOen iuiiroe.
Stoatsietretdr 2aniing bot iofort
nit oem Griegsiefretdr Ridiprahe
genonlnlen ltnO an General IiIln bic
2lufiorOerime erlaiien fir Die Grei-
laiiung oeS @rtfiibrten iofort Gorge
trogen 5u ipollen. 9ie Staot go.
lnnl6us Iiegt etna so D1eiIen nett
LID pon 81 8oio. Ger.
Die &egierlng bat gtndJrint crbol.
ten, 0oB 8iIla Die aonttolle iiber iei.
me &rllppen berIiere; 5nbIreihe
8anoen loien lid bonn Saupttruppell.
forper ob no ourdl5ieben roubeaO
uno pliinoerno Die SonoestbeiIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
7entidle llnr 9IrdlanarL t6atia

I Stem gorf, II. Sept. - Der rri.
iifdc 3aupfer o9minsf@, Der bon
qrdoneel, Dem norolihiten 0ofen
8nBlonos, bier nnfan1, eutging nur
nit fnopper Gctb ben BON oen Dent.
ihen Dor Dem Snfen bon glrdlongel
gelegten Wiinen. Ger aapitm be-
ridtete, boB er feline 9lbfabrt feds
Gage lnng oufitieben mnlbte. nab.
ren0 Yeineufe9er Dor benz Snfcn bic
BON ben 0eutideu geitrerten 0iiuen
ioHnlelten Dos 5hiff npbm oauf
ieinen sturs norolih bon SsI1ftO.
Der a1pit1ir er5dhtte, 0ob er anf
ieiner Jobri feiue oeutiden arieeS-
ldiffc fiftete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
DGut(C6e UGuC66OOte
ON SpanienS Hiille!
Der grOhe ganarO.9umpfer sslle'
ganOra" pirh bart bon ieinem
Sdifial ereilt.

9aris, If. sept. - Der eneliide
8ontpier eglleranorn~. @igentbum
Der @rnaro GteouGlbip Co., murOc
9pnneritag glbenO 20 9teilen BON
aop &alos nabe ghlrcia, 5panien,
pon einem 0entihen &oudboot torpe.
Dirt uno nerienft. Sic ans 2S
aopien beitebenoe 8eiobung oes
9ompfers pnroe on Der iponiiher
Gilite gelanaet.
gllernnora berIieB am 27. SuIi
GDne un0 traf nut 5. 9luguit in
Barcelona Elm. Der 0aupTer mar
1866 &onnen groB uno muroe I'M
Sabre 1905 su Cumberland, eng.
lnno, bonn Stapel gelaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
gInstrei6nna BON aIiiitertneipen

lpidmolL an., II. sept. = Biir'
ger ino @eidditsleilte inter 9eitling
mebrerer e0eiitlihen itotteten geltern
etlpn IS 5liiitertneipen einen uner.
parteten 8eiuh ob uno 3pangen
oeren BETTER NIT 2lneeiteIlten, Oen
0rt 3u berloiien, Ger 9lnffor0erung
murOe obne 8ioeritoHo 6olge qe.
leiitet. SSn Der giodyt 5ubor botte
Der 8eiiser elmer 5liliterfneipe 5pei
WiGnner eridoiien ufo ipur0e oaun
ielbit nieoergefunllt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11

aiHsf Guci t7f mh ,Wranei Hno
marer noh lunWlrsirruota toas
petlHden hd Die Nuaidnbn mit
mFih iu u0dicr). min lic nlidl Ian.
gr uiai 10 lidri ilnh, mie ihre an.
afeIigr Eie Teutithen im0 Cgiier.
uifsllnadrn matNau ant oardn t6an.
uni ihrc ciaene Nefihcioiauna be.
0dtt ~ iein hem 1n9lreidle Scr.
ituriln9en mcr0eu BEN ghiiien ais
bem ,,nnrren oes paaocS iuaeiiihrt.
(ilno mas iiir ueIhel Dos reiue So,
uuHeniutier.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
DruIIdlrt tlItnrIW
rllrnluIIs lInlrlirbIy
ptaa ha aktf blthat nsamlt
l#lehi aaa pauHHma mil
ThHailaah maMN


3a8lhlnal8H q 0 m gm
l'faHaaa HliaH HalpmgHa ugi
.uUianguiiuaa bf tllsffaii1fh
AcilWalipft At Emen maa fiae
fmmlefnnn efihNaN uNh alaMfp
.me blfitnlafa aea NaHFlmanH
AfaNt son llapeW beg milllhflliigN
AlladNta afr etllilawn 3'pllt0ll pee
gIlEttfaiIiAuiaaflidNu mfuftaifpn
luia IN alau Aaft shptf brH p1re
lge mo ionag bf5 0guiiten pat
lndiitr Btai rtn Aeuiiltfii wetbFn
IA slefbm0ann hiffmi NruoNul Hie
uilAlelf Alletmlra III lfbhtp AaH Agf
g'ctidldltef tbalfidl igtnld in Die
auarleaenheit hiHeinatloaeu nidll f.
.ldmer beloitel IL mc oir hciNcH tf.
.liegcu es moa iein 0ob belize 8li.
rhdbetnigu o0er bon blcr uuaaeuie
lfu mcf0en.
Nohpinoun bon Rnpcu M III ben
Dunbo bal hlHctnaeBoAen luur0en.
.meil Ct 0em amerilauer ardgibniO
dneu Nuudtbriei 5ur Ncioroerung
mitgcaeben. III meIdlul er belei0laen
0e 2leuBerunpen uber bobe ouierita.
Iuiidle geanite aemadlt hnbcn ioll.
gluberoem enthielt Der bci girdibai0
pbraeiun0ene 99riei Ir. Gumba's Ole
gemertlmg. onB bon Qopen oanlit
etnueritar0eu mar, mas ons Siantss
1epartemeni in iclner yiOte au Die
oltcrreid]ild ingariidcJicgierilng nls
leine 8eridmoruug. oie Iegitimen ,Slt.
olltrien Der Ser. Stoaten 5u Der.
triippeIn. be3eihuete. Der oiterrei.
diid.llngariide @eneroltouiul IN
9leiD sDorf lit iuiofern beriibrt, ais
aus Or. Gumba's Brief berporgebt,
0aB en- nit oem Streifplan In Ser.
binoung geitonoen babe.
@raf bon gernitorif miro nur IN
iofern nit Dem 6all in 9erbinoung
gebrndt, als er Die 46i9riit eiues
ibm oorber bonn Sefretdr 2onItng
5ugegangenen Shrlititiids bon I'LL.
ihuloigem Gbaratter glrhib1l0 5ltr
glblieferllng ilbergeben batte. 3aber
lpiro aud Der Soil oes 8otihafters
Inid)t 10 ernit angeieDen, iuie 0erleHige
Der beioen Gritgenounten.
rs lit leiht mogliA, ooB in Dem
5na ieooh nihts geideben miro, ebe
nidt Die 8iener Gegierung ii6 Be.
treffs ytiidberufung ibres 8otidnf.
ters ee6uBert bat, unO man nirtlnlt
in 8oibington an, OaB bon 8npen
iDie gtnber bon ibren betrefienoen
Regieruneen freilptILig obberufen
iperoen.
Die Soffnltng, ooB Der Giipllt NIT
Der oelttiden AegIerung in Der lin.
teriee.arieesfroee eliidlid beenoet,
lit pieber aunidte eelporoen.. 8ie
0euti9e gtote betreffs oes gtrobic-
Sales, laltt mel9er Die oenti1e 3e-
eierung iid meigert, irgenO peIden
5haoenerias su 5dblen, bat Die Si.
tuation erniter genla6t. IS miro 10.
eor bebnliptet, onB Die Sponnltng
5uii6en beioen 9iegiernneen nod ME
10 groB mar mie iest, unO Die Gage
erniter ols ie, 0a aud Die guten
ge5iebungeu NIT 0eiterreid. .llnaarn
etnen RiB erfobren babeu.
gIus itnoffi5ieaer 0uelle miro be.
ridtet, odB ole oentide gfegierung
eine neitere 9tote untermegs babe
mo bab oesbnlb Die iest erbaltene
nidt eber heontiportet lperoen mitroe,
ais Bis Die 5peite einectroFfeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
8oIlen trinen SrieStn.

8riitol, England, IL. Sept. -
Der britilde @etuertidaitSfongreB
pelAer me6r oIs 3 Miaionen orea,
niiierte britiide g(rbeiter bertritt,
bat cine 9feioIEtion, lpel9e Den par.
Iomentoriiden 9lusiduB Der arbei-
terpartei auiforberte, 6rieoeusbeoiu.
9lngen, ole teffiebiseno iiir bic ar.
beitenoen alaiien ieien, alts5uarbei.
ten uno beiiirworten, geitern niii
acknowledgement Wlebrbeit nieberge.
Itimnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
ostnliener neridlnnnfrn mn

8ien II gept, iiber 9onom -
Bon itdlieniid)en 9dolpIabeu mel.
6ete Dos 0itcrreidiit nnaoriidle
Sriegsminntcrilun: agcrjeit berrid]t
oaelltbaQbeu 9iube. ,Sn Der 6eqenD
ron SdIiioerbadl inilroeu iIcine
fein6Iide 9tbfheilungell, sic uniere
Stellun9eu lusfuilnen molltef. 3lt-
riidgeiporien 0ie6rere EatroniIIen
nurben aeiaagen geitontnteu.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
gtnrm in G6ieaao.

Gbicago, 81, IL. Sept. = Gin
beitiger Sturm ieete geitern iibcr
gbicogo binpeg. Gin 14.idbri9er
anobe muroe bon Der @eiunlt bes
g8Inoes nieoergemorfen nn6 Damn
bon etnem @dgen iiberfabren uno
get6otet. @2ebrere aerionen tpnr6en
nGbrenb oes StlIrnes berlett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
SirntritIlr lGdulpIr
IN Den llunrIrnl
0aalaaAH hslaghlfu tlagu aaat
munfa Hnanli htf ftaliaitn
Hul Wv tllfWifunt

NcHheH A Et Aihi aNf
n hM aHaudfH iHrNtH aHt li
hgH lita1n altlH 6lf GuHlaHn
.HNi afthff taWali o. 90 tttHi
hgaH HlumaWitH hH tN fgms
lfl#N A8a Neh HHH ahNliiafM
8rtlleh h itI8Aliasn HluigH
Nn HHlaafAHNn HHit aahFN 6t
f0HlloH linen eeaHsfu tlnip
irtd huhh ibrt feAiHnua atnmdH
90 ta1e lana h6lvn oi6e hie hem
ldN tfllunegH nnaiaaFltdl tes
ldlolfH id0nE alan HlaH aRofrs
AldulfH femme 0rt his Nelube Tire
laHae nnaelHn01f Ciiuihua buf
lurdiiibuna 6riiatn mufbrn. aoer
anlidii 0aB te hirnien ieueu oie
GudldfB sum htrm an Hnh uudr
mli ailtem eflpla0
Acrliurr sltridlien AlfoIQe imrs
oru ben Nrolnpicn III ben Ncpeicu
mebrcte SdiiUcnaraten aenomncn.
tie Nransolcn sebrn oieies aiid 8n,
tebdupten iebodl. oob iie einen dhcil
bee nerIoren araanaeuen 0ebicts
ipoter 5uriiderobert hntien Dic
ICntidlen hnbcn bel ihrcu Shirut.
onarifieu iih t8osbontbeu bcOicnt.
pcldlet Die ,5rauBoien nldlt SiouO
81 boIteu perniodlteu glm beitig.
item gcitoIteteu iid Die Sample nti
dortm1rns NeiIertopf; Die Spite
ociielben mnroe uon oen Deutihert
critilrnlt, uno ale geriud)e, oieiel-
ben 81 uertreiben, ntiBIaneen. 9tur
einen fleinen 6beil ibrer perIorenelt
SteIllinaen perinodten bic Sran3o.
fen 3uriid5uerGbern, erlitteu ober
ungeInein ihpcre @erlrite an Zoo.
ten mo @ertpun0eten.
Gffi5ieler Oentider geridt.
Berlin, II. Sept., lib. 2onoon.-
Die 8ertiinOigung oes Oeutihen
Saitptquartiers bon Dem meItliden
ShaltpIdb ldutet poIlitdnoia: r8eit-
LID BON Soudjea pur0e Elm 1uBerer
fran3oiiider S9iieengrnben senom,
men. 9ie 9eintung oeiieIben ipur.
De, NIT glusnabme Ginger, Die ee-
fangen genomuten miiroen, i'm 8a-
jonettfanlpf eet0Otet. SSn Den $50.
geIen eritiirnltcu nfr S1iisen9rG6en
nobe ben 5tclungen an Sdrab-
monneIe uno am Sdrtmannstpeiler-
fopf. 3pei Gffi3iere imb 109 Innn
tpuroen gefdngen genommen uno 6
WaId)inengefpebre uno Elm gonlbenD
tperfer erbeltet. Gin @ege1tangriff
am Sdr1smannele tputoe 3uriidge-
l6Iagen, NIT 5Iuttsen 8erlltiten fir
oen 6eino."
Berlin, II. 5ept., iib. 2onnon.-
9ns Oeutide 8altptquortier berlin.
oete geitern ipGt gndmittogs:
n6ron3oiif6e ShiisengrG6en nabe
Dem GAra' manneIe uno Dem 8ort-
mannsneilertcpf In BEN 8ogeien
tpurben bon beuti1en Eruppen i'm
Sturm genontmer"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
ll1eIln6rrlrnl

sir Cnuba m0 llHl1caylA iu.
beitinnmte @ii.eruttl egrlidldner
bellte Ibeno itn0 uiiglidcrpeiIe
5onutng; mbaltato tiihI
Sir 9fdrasla GgarHidaner heii.
te glben0 ml0 1anliaa Hsrmer III
mcItIid)c 1bailc hfuie 2lpcuo
isiir ,Snpa n!hei.snIte @itte.
unla AeBcnidlegf hc.c EFbrNo
stm Sorntno fihify m iaSeiiii.
I'll beuie gibcn0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
Rer @ddlter lfronf aoninsfi

lpiroc 5reitae giodt Gfe 7. un6
s'aarermlr'h str. bon einem gieacr
NIT Dorgebaltenem gieooIDer slfr
2)lraue0age Ie;iier gdaridait allf1e.
ior0erf er 1T belte um 81 leid)ter.
abOnnirt auf bic Edelide 9ribiine.
$400 oos Sabr oIrd Die 4oit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
star6 tit Oas gaterlanO.

2onoon, II. Sept. Gs miro
amtlidl bef1luft aegebell. ooB geltcrll
bier Elm Spion bingeridtet uoroen
ipi. Ger Same miro aber nidt an.
gegeben, uno uiih FONT tper6en feline
lsaai iassAsl nlitQetheilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
lSbinclen areiifu Rniiru ON.

Nla0imoltot, Anntiidl Nublano,
iiber 4ctroasan mO 9ouoou
ehiuciiid,e gaaoiten iiihren aeaei
giuBlaHO Oil eiaene ,Souit Slrie9.
Ete Dem gIumr 6liib.llier eittlang
nobnenoen Grge5Drenen lucrhea
pom 5dblreid)eu itarfen d]ineiiidlen
9nuoen ongegriiien mo permOgen
iif Der glngrifis nidlt 81 erlpehren.
0lebrere rlliiiihe 5naeuiteller mttr.
ben in ardBliber @eiie ernor0et.
grildenbauer lHo 4Serionen. melhe
init Ger Seriteanng uon SdlOitrn.
Ben beiddftigt iino, mir6en BON ben
ganoiten ilberfaaen uno erruoroet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11

geruft Giid BEL einfdufen auf
Ole a1ribiine".
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-18
MARY FULLER az my LAZY y
HIGH And MIGHTY" n
2REEL VICTOR FEATURE.

Mary Fuller, the Iovable Imp-Uni-
VersaI star, has never appeared on
The screen to better advantage than
in my Lady High and Mighty" a
twO-rael light comedy drama. The
role, that of a spoiled and petted
madcap, gives Miss Fuller ample OPP
portUnity to display her amazing YER
satility and talent. How well she has
done in it is evidenced by the fact
that Miss Fuller considers this fea-
ture one Of the very best she has ever
appeared in.
Lady Mary, madcap daughter of
the Earl of Dreadwood, wants cave
man, and not a man who will fawn
over her, etc. Accordingly she re-
fuses Sir Harvey, a weIl-to-do noble
man, who is deeply in love with her.
Sir Harvey, disappointed, goes to a
lonely isle with his dogs to forget his
sOTrOW.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-18

The manner in which Germany,
France and England are operating
the business of entire nations might
be construed into proof that govern
ment ownership is successful, if any
one dared raise the question at this
time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-18
DULY DISCHARGED

Wife-You say you can't keep a
job? The trouble is that you are not
fired with enthusiasm.
Hubby-Well, I was this time. It
was the most enthusiastic thing
ever saw the boss do!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-18

gavoe century ago popuarzed
strict "gaVotte time" the
being Gowworm The involves filtration
in balancing which practicable advanced dancers It is
used chiefly exhibition
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-18

In the meantime an old Usurer who
holds a mortgage on the Earl of
Dreadwood threatens to foreclose I'M
less he gives his consent to the usur-
er marrying Lady Mary. The earl
agrees,
When Lady Mary is approached
she flies into a rage and throws a cup
of hot tea into the old suitOr's face.
Then she fees to the isle where Sir
Harvey is camping with his dogs.
Sir Harvey discovers her and deter
mines to play the cave man.
Accordingly he handles Mary
roughly, forces her to wash his
clothes and his dogs and do other
heavy work, much to the surprise of
Mary. At the end of the day Mary
realizes that caveman love is not the
most preferable.
Meanwhile the earl discovers that
his daughter has gone to the island
and goes there to kill Sir Harvey,
whom he suspects of designs upon
his daughter. When he arrives there
Mary shows her mothers wedding
ring and says that she has married
Sir Harvey. The earl leaves, and
later the lovers are married, Mary
promising to love, honor and obey"
etc.
1890
Mn ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-06
Malicious Falsehood Nailed

Yesterday morning tho Times
Dig scare headline stating that the
narter DILL because It rotten
was informed which signed by governor
sned 10 dced the charter in
IiInes Is unable to do by reviewing its
following telegram received
late Tor publication will show
circulate deliberate asehood The telegram follows:
CHARLESTON w. VA. MARCH s. 1915.
FAIRMoNT WEST V1RGINIAN,
FAIRMoNT. W. VA.
YOUR MESSAGE TO HAND. GOVERNOR HATFIELD HAS NOT
SIGNED ANY CHARTER BILL BEEN PASSED BY THE
PRESENT LEGISLATURE AND IT WAS THIS
EYED POLICY THAT HE DID NOT FATRMoNT CHAR
TER BILL. "
WALTER S. HALLANAN, Private Secretary.
The Times files supposed opposition
To- charter by Governor Hatfield be
embeed that the Times
sympathy with the BILL that he whip etc. line up
for the a which pure fabrics
Of the Imagination. "
February the among other things said with
reference to the charter:
majority again responded the crack Of the wbp Of
Hafeld who avors the bill obvious"
On February 10TH speaking governor the Times
e is however behind the BILL likely on
pose TO amend IT. giving the people
adoption - y -
Yesterday morning the Times said: ..
The Famont Charter will become law without signature
close to the when
denied the law which forces the
andiunasked for goyernmment"
These the out or writ
ten by the editor that peopleto
Judge which his when they
placed side the Times
the goernoris asserts
he is not in sympathy swithits
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TH|RTYIMEN ARE
FOUND ALIVE IN
L.A||Y[AND A MINE
Nine Walked Out Unassisted
After -Four Days In
prisonment.
IN nrln lnr nroo,,rnrn
78IDEAD ARE RECOVERED
IREscuERs WORKING FRANTIC.
ALLYbTo EXPLORE REMAINDER
OF ENTRIES.


HINTON, W. Va, March 6.--Thirty
miners were found alive today in the
Layland mine OF the New River and
Pocahontas Coal Company, where
they had been entombed since last
Tuesday, when gas explosion wreck.
ed one mine and seriously damaged
two others.
About 40 men, so far as could be
checked up, were thought to have
lost their lives. and thus far IS dead
bodies have been taken out. Hopes
for any Of the remaining miners was
abandoned.
This morning rescuers in oxygen
helmets came upon an entry at mum.
ber three mine which had been brat.
ticed OF. Close to the bratticed works
i've men were encountered alive, but
ina weakened condition. These were
able Lto; walk from the mine and report.
ed that nine others were alive not far
from where they were found. The
rescuers hastened their efforts and
soon came upon four OF the living,
who were able to leave the mine un.
assisted
When the entry had been explored
9 total Of 80 men had been checked
up, all of whom apparently were lit.
tie the worse for their four days en-.
tombment beyond being in some.
what weakened condition.
A1lEhaste is being made to reach the
remainder OF the unexplored entry, in
hopes that many others will be found
vet tsliying.
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8 REVENUE BILLS
PASSED BY HOUSE
Measure Providing Tax On
Land Over 5000 Acres
Is Rejected.
fBy Associated press.l

CHARLESTON. w. Va, March c.
The house of delegates today passed
eight bills and rejected two, while the
senate advanced several important
measures. Among the bills passed by
the house were the Parsons bill, max.
ing pipe lines common carriers; the
Pierce bill. placing a taxi of one.
fifteenth Of one cent per thousand feet
of gas transported through,pipe lines;
the Scherr bill, making the workmen'S
compensation fund pay its own admin.
istration, and three bills relative to
court procedure.
A bill providing a tax on land held
in excess OF FIVE thousand acres was
rejected. In the senate the general
income tax was amended to conform
10 the federal income tax and made q
special order for Tuesday. The bill
providing for electric headlights on
locomotives was made special order
for Monday.
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Ohio Miners Stand
Pat On Wage Scale


WHEELING, W. Va, March 8. :
While the efforts of Secretary of
Labor Wilson to induce the Eastern
Ohio mine workers TO make conces.
sions to tho operators, and thus end
the year.old strike that affects $4,000
men, did not figure directly in the
convention of the fifth Ohio sub.dis:
trict of the United Mine Wirkers, held
In Wheeling yesterday. the action talk.
en- indicates that the Secretary Of
Labor's efforts may be unsuccessful.
The convention, which directly rep.
resents all the strikers In the Eastern
Ohio district, unanimously passed a
resolution declaring that the workers
will stick out for the Accent mining
rate till DEATH" The operators have
offered 44.61 cents,
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The New Charter

The sections OF the charter published
most important part OF the bill II Will be
nanse Is made in the paving
oeng that Instead OF giving the
property and assess a the
e property the old charter provides
twothrds
property The cost Of paving intersections borne BY the
Another limit placed paving and other
a no property be assessed paving
amount greater than onethd its
So by the opponents Of the
city had the power under provisions
Dy assessing 1t for improvements without so
the new charter the the
city might take the front end from wall
set out shade trees lay curb sidewalks
me cost and make the property owner pay II al.l
AS example Under the
e cnarte the city could onehrd
mat would be $780, It then could build
n property costing $500 and paving
costing $500 more and make the
that but under the provisions
could do all this work
property Under possibly
sesed against this property
OF the property $780, and there projection
mat u any tnture paving Is done by the
time the paving cannot
erty owners We think these provisions
that ground. - - - -
The same limitations apply laying sewers this
will be shown publication continued from day
day - - ~'
The 10 property owners limits
the cost OF that
third prosperity
subsequent improvements within the life time
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Gaines Continues
Arguments For We'll
SAYS BRIBERY CHARGES ARE
NOT JUSTIFIED BY STATE
LAW. ~
iRv AssocIatnd preas. /

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March c.
]. H. Gaines. Of counsel for A. Leo
We'll, an attorney OF Pittsburgh, today
continued his arguments in the circuit
court on Wells application for a writ
OF prohibition TO prevent T. e. Town.
send, prosecuting attorney, and Judge
Black, OF the Intermediate court, pro.
ceeding with indictments against
Well.
These indictments, which charge
that We'll. as general counsel for the
Manufacturers Heat and Light Com.
pany. had conspired in an attempt to
bribe two members of the Public Ser.
vice Commission OF West Virginia,
Mr.. Gaines declared, were not iusti.
fed, particularly as to bribery, be.
cause the public service. commission.
ers were neither executives, judicial
nor legislative officers, and the West
Virginia law named only such officers
in specifying bribery.
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State Reports Audit
Of Clarksburg Books

CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, March c.
Official report has Just been received
here from state officials at Charles.
ton of an audit recently taken by
them Of Clarksburg city accounts, GOV.
ering the. period from April 20, 1910,
TO April 20, 1914. The report shows a
total discrepancy on the part OF John
R. Steele, as city collector and treas.
urer. of s3,4o9, which the state tax
commissioner says can doubtless be
e.pla!~?sa: discrepancy on the part
of JoG.. II. Knox, ass collector and
treasurer, Of S644, and on the part of
Harry L. Brooks, as police, chief, OF
s9.s7. Chief Brooks today paid the
latter amount to the city after going
over the findings.