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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
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nSn Dem @rgebniB Der 5meiteu
ariegsanlei6e, peldes ollie @rmars
htngen ii6ertrof ino in Ser 6inan5.
@eIdidte o6ne @araIlele oaite6t
ie6c i6 cine gleuBcrtng zines @il-
lens gum Siege, melder fir olle
Spier uno 9lnitrenguHgeu Dorberei.
tet III, imo cinen 9lusorud Der Sie.
ees5uperii6t oes oeutiden @olfes,
geltiibt ouf @ottDertrauen.
Wleinen 9oiierliAen Gonf an alle
sic, ipelde 81 oiciem 9roBen Griolge
6eigetrogen boben. gSie oie glorrei-
den Grungeni1often ineineS Seeres
mo meiHer 6Iotte, 10 eriiiat mid
oieier Sieg 0erer 0obeim NIT gro-
Ger 6reuoc uno Dem StoI5 ooraut
ser critic iener elmer ioIden aatiou
5u ieiu. Sd crude Sie, oieie Bot
idait 81 Oerofientli6eH."
Ole 8erge1tung fiir 0en
Streif5ug mad Wlemel
2onoon, 20. @ldr5. - Ser 9er-
liner o2ofalon5eiger~ uetnt oen rui-
iiihen Ginfal( nad @lemel eiuen
@liinoerungs5ug, Der MIR Sen 3ped
ba6en iollte, Der Gibil6ebolterung
5urdt ein5uiagen 9lad glniidt Der
3eitimg 6ilOete Der ruiiiide Ginioll
cinen @erItoB gegen oas @olferrebt.
Die 8eifiing idrei6t weiter:
ga Elm 0erartiges 9orge6en TO-
fortige @egennoBregeln erforoerte,
muroe oie ariegs,Gpntributiou Der
Stoot Supalfi oilf 100000 Wlorf
($25, 5,OO0) er6o6t, 10 berborrogenoe
9iirger iinO ais @eiieln feitgenonl-
men porOen, ltno oie Stoot @roono
mlroe bon 5liegern 6on6oroirt-
9ln0ere @epaltnaBregelt iollen nod
iolgen"
Or. 2iebfnedt in Uniform
eeitedt
Berlln, 70. Wlnr5. TT Ger lo6tds
IiltiiAe Observation-Disclosures or.
aorl 2ie6fnedt lit in oie 9lrnee ein.
gereibt imo eiuem 2anoihtrn.9iegi.
meut i'm GIioB 5uaet6eilt woroen.
Ger aopen6osener u@olitifen" batte
am Moutog oie g2oHridt ge6radt,
oaB Or. 9ie6fneHt mrfgeioroert
iporoen iei iiA BEN oertiden @lili-
tdr6eb0roen 81 iteIlen. Gieier S@ritt
mar, ipie man onnobut cine 6olgc
ieines 9orgebens i'm 9ieidstag am
Saniitog, ais er geoen Die 9lnno6ne
oes Budgets iiimmte Ger u&oliti-
fen" iogte oamols, ooB Or. Sie6-
fneHt iid inter oem Mlilit0rgeiebe
Itebeuo betradten iolle una, DaB cs
i6m Oerboten iei, 9(rtifel 3u idrei6en
unO politiidcn @erianmlingen all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
I'd. @apitel.
QlMf berfF Iter.

9es 9ottors 9erbalten mar fir
feine 6rau ni9t seraDe berubigeno.
Gd5reno @rnce iich Derbeusie, 5og er
fofoTi bic 8liueel uno beDeutete benz
8iener, onB er neoer fir 8eiuder
nod Yotienter 5u fpre1en ici. Oar
ouf idloB ct idmili4e Siren ab uno
lieB bic @orbdnge bsrunter. Grit
nat0em oisie @oriihtsmaBregeln ses
troffen ipnren, pan0te er iih an Sc
nofepn, benii9t, leiner Stimme einen
natiirli6en 3lang 5u 9e6en
r6err @rBce teilt mir NIT" oes
mertte er, ..oaB ieltIame TotIaAsu
ans 9idt setommen iin0, in betreff
oes Md0dens. oefea Rome neuer-
6in9s lo bGuIis p0r Dir seuonut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

Ser oeh 9ieidsto0s. ooer 2onOtogs-
SiBnngen bci5upo6neH
9erliner Gepeihen, pelde am
@1ontog IN 9luitcr0om eintrofen
ioaten sic io3ioliItii1e @artei I'M
9lei6staae 6a6e cine Grfldrung err
Ioiier in iuel6er ole BON Or. 2ie6-
fnedt uno ieinem Golle9en aiible
oird i6re Stimmenabeobe gegen
oos 9uooet begonsene gerIebuug
Ger Gis5ipIin auRs idmerite Oerur-
ibeilt miro.
Or. 2iebfne1t lit po6l Ser 6efami.
teite So5ialoemofrot in 0eutidlonO.
Gr fat pieoer6olt beftig gegen Oen
arieg proteitirt uno galt i'm Ge5em.
Der ais Der 6ii6rer elmer ge6eimen
oerti9en 6rieoens6ewegung. 6rii6
i'm Sanuar oppellirte er an Die Bel.
timgen un0 9lrbeiterfiibrer, Dem Gon-
flift Elm GnOe 81 MAIDEN. @r mar pors
ber idon BON ieinen @orteigenoiien
i'm 9lei6stage berleugnet noroen mo
cine 9feoe, sic er glnfangs 0ieies Wio-
mats i'm preuBiiden Sanotoge ge6ol-
ten batte einen ,groteit ieitenS anOe-
rer 8arteien sur Solge. 9alo naA
9eginn Der SeinOieli9feiten 6ntte es
ee6eiBen er iei cridoiien woroen
peil er iid weigerte, @lilitdroienit
81 t6un.
3u i6werer Strofe berur-
t6eiIt.
@oris, %. @ldr5, S6erit
Srancois IeSclour, e6enoliaer @e-
Observation-Disclosures Scr fran5oiii6en9lr-
NEE, Ger ongeflagt mar, @lilitdrbor-
rdt6e 9eitoblen 81 BADEN, wuroe
6elite 5u fe6en Sa6reu Gin5el6aft II.
1egraOation berltrt6eilt. Sein 0}ome
purOe ferner aus Ser Siite ser Git-
ter ser G6renIegiou geitri9eu.
SSrau 9e6off sic sSrau zines
0eutic6eu, in oeren S8o6mmg sic
oeitoblenen 9Saaren oorgefunOen
murOen, lit ebenfaQs pom &riegsge-
ri6t i9uloig befun0en ino 3u 5ipei
Sa6ren @efdngniB periirt6eilt NOR
BEN Gin Soloot, Iamens @eraes,
puroe ipegen 9ei6iilfe 5u eiuemSo6r
@efdnsniB berurt6eilt Gie ouoe-
rem 9(ngeflagten iinO freigeiprohet
worOeu.
(0berit 0ecIaur, ser e6emolige
critic Sefretdr oes Gr 6inan3mini-
tiers Gaillalt, ipuroe i'm Sauilor
Der6oftet rm0 6ei6uloigt, @lilitGr-
GorrGt6e geIto9leu unO an 6ralt
gedoff geianOt 5u ba6en. 9ieie lit
cine ser 6efannteiten aleioermade-
rinnen bon 9oriS. syn i6rer @o6-
nung ipuroen ettpa cine Come @ie.
toGmaterial, @ei6oiie, Seine, 8eIt-
9o6nen Griegs Eropbdeh aaffee
II. ogI, ,ple6r pprgeElWQell)
@ns 8etrogroO 5u mel
Den ID eli Is.
&etroqroo. Did 2onoon, %.
02Gr5. 9os ruiiiit6e gIrmee-Salpt-
quortier erIieB beute 9lbenO Die nod-
itebenoe offi6ieae Grfldruns:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

Dgluf Der 5ront meitIidb bonn gaie-
men mohten mir meitere 5ortidritte.
g(uf Dem redten llfer Der 9farem
uno Dem Iinfen llfer Der @eidiel bat
iiA feline merfli6e 8erGnOerrng in
Der Sitnotion 5ugetrogen
Syu Sen &arpatben entpidelt iib
iiniere GffeniiOe ollf ser 5ront 5mi-
i6en 9artfelo uuo lls5of @oB nit
bollfommenem @rfolge.
llniere Sruppen errangen trob Oer
oeuf6or idpieriaiten @er6dItuiiie
eincn entideioenoen Srilnlpb in Ger
9}i6htng oes 2upfop- 8oiies, mo mir
i'm Shlrmongriff cine iebr mihtige
oiterreidiibc @oiition oitf Ger @obe
oes 9esfio. @ebirges einnabmen.
Ole Gclterreider mo6ten mebrere
ungenein encrsii1e Qlngriffe, wrr-
Sen ie0od ourc6 unier Seuer ser
iprengt lno tbeilmeiie oufgerie6en
g(m @1orgen oes "a. begonn Der
Seino Sen Riid5ug ans geipiiien $50
iitionen. g8ir nobmen pd6reno oes
Soges etipo 100 9ffi5iere uno 5000
Wlunn gcfangen mo crbeuteten meb
rere 0ubeno 08oihinengepebre.
@ngIifde sc ard en- 0on s Ell
0arOanellen.
2onooit, 20. NRdr5. ~ Ser @c-
rideriiqtter oes @euterifen 8u-
rcalts 6eri6tete 6eute bon Der Sniel
SenOos:
u9la9 5uOerldiiigen Seri1ten Oon
5liiHtlingen ans Den Goroanellen
6a6en sic Siirfen uuge6eire Gcrluite
6ei Dem 9(ngriff ser oerbiinOeten
6lotte am Is. @ldr5 crlitten. Ser
groBte S6eil ser @ilpermaga5inc lit
8eritort morOen. 0ie tiirfiiden llnter-
iee6eieitigumgcn ioIleu i6reu @ert6
gum groBen E6eil einge6iiBt ba6et
"a iie bdufig ans 2ono geidwemmt
meroen. 8wei engliidc Eorpeoo-
6oot5eritorer fu6ren am @littpo6 ei.
nc 6etrd9tli6e Strcde in bic @3eereS-
itraBe ein~
&idtige Gortarenmel-
0uHg.
2on0op 25. @}1r5 Ger, Gpcn.
ing G6ronicle" peroiientIi6t Elm Se-
legramm aus 9ufareit Humduien,
in oem geneloet miro, OaB sic tiirfi-
i6e 9iegiering fiir5hc5 beidloiien
Bate &onitontinopel mo oie 0aron-
nclcn oen @er6iinOeten 5u ii6ergc-
BEN ais I'M lebten 9ligen6lide
0eiti6lanO Oagegen Giuiprud er-
bob. Die 3eitimg id6rt fort:
r0ie tiirtiihe 6rieOenspartei Bate
oeu 9eidnB cr5wungen llnterbdno-
Ter, oarunter 0en ameritanii6eu Bot
i1after in &onitantinopel, 3iun Gonl-
manoeur oes uerbiinoeteu @ei6ma-
lerS l-ellticsllea, lilll .iihar niGaapi.
tulations6eoin9lungeu 5lt bcrdtbcn.
gtls allies oor6ereitct mar, pcrno6m
-
Kinder Schreien
MANu EQETHuEPsc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

Scr Oeuti6e General 2imon b. San-
oers BON Den 9l6iidten mo ieBte IN.
ter Der gluoro6umg, alIe 9et6eili9teu
Dor cin ariegsgeridt 5u itcllen, es
Ourd, OoB ser Flan ouigege6en
murOc.~
(9oti9ofter Wlorgent6ou 6atte in
ser oergan9enen gSo1e eiucn 5wci-
td9igen 9eiud Oen S6ladtfeloern
an BEN GorOanellcn a6gehatiet.)
9llIiirten DerlDren 1900 a IN
SoOteli.
9crliu %. @idr5 (0ra6tlos nab
Sapoille, z. ST. Ser ySannoocr'
Courier bringt na6 Scr lle6eriec-
iiden 9la6ridten 9lgentrr Die Nlels
onua, oaB Die Gerluitc, wcl6c oic
6lotte Der 9Qliirten 6ei Dem 9lngriff
AMI sic 0aroauelleu Sorts am is.
02dr5 erlitt, iid oif 1909 EoOtc BE-
louien, inter Oieien 80 an 9or0 oes
6ritiiden Sdla6tfrcl5ers nSnileri-
Bic. Gic 3eitung erfldrt feruer, oaB
Die 9llliirteu 1874 @ei6iibe uerloren.
&as oaS fron50iiibe
&riegS6iireuuiogt.
@aris, %. 0}drj. - Gas fran-
30iidc &riegs 9iireou ber0fient.
Iidte 6eute 0la6nittag Oos na6ite-
6enOe Gommlnique iiber Die Greig-
mile ouf Dem meitliAen ariegsibau-
plobe.
ISM G6ampagne Giitrift CAB eS
geiieru eiu redt le66afteS 9lrtiaeric-
@eie9t s5n Der 9}adboriHait BON
Siigel 0}r. 1876 6o6en mir 0rei Oellt-
ide glngriffe 5uriidgeruieien.
SSu Sen 9lrgonnen idlng 6ei 6on-
toine ein 9(ngriff Ser 0eiitid6enStre!t-
fr6ite fe6l Sci gpargeS 6u6en mir
orei @e9enangriffe a6geihIager.
Gon Dem 9leit Der Sront gi6t es
ni6ts BON 9eOeuting 5lt DcrmelOen "
@ @etten onf 6oIOtgen 8ric-
oensi b luB.
2onOon %. N}dr5. Die
9loDos @crIic6erlngS @eieQihoit
i6licBt g9etfeu A gegeu 8 o6, OaB
ser cllropailAe arieg bis GnOe Sep.
tender oieies Sa6reS Oorii6er iein
miro. SSn anOeren &orten: 2lopOS
6e3o6lt 100 @uiticli aiif cine 9Sr0-
mie BON rs @uinieu fiir Gerhiite
Ourd oeu arieg no6 September
1915
Gas n5uborfommen0e e"
@ngIan0.
2onooL 25. @fdr5 ~ 0ie eng
liitc &egicrung idlug 0os @riuhen
Der Ser. Stooten o6, einen ouerifo.
niIhen aouilIar 9genten in Girf-
moa Sdottlano, itotioniren 8u Ioi-
fen ser iiber Die bort 0etinirten on1c-
rifoniiben Shiffc beriHten f0nnte.
guS @rlno wir0 anoegebcn ooB
on0aren an ser 5Mifiabrt intercilir-
ten @ittIteQern es cbcnfoas pcriogt
wuroe, 0erortige 9eonite auf Oel
0rtneD- -Snieln on3uitcQen
Gs lit biSber ocu Ser. Stooten im-
mer iebr idwer gemor0en iiber Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

in &irhual oetenirten S1iffe gtab-
riht 3u crboltcn, ga Oie &erbinoung
5mii6en ser Sniel uuo Dem ifotti.
ihen 6eitlonOe bGufig rnter6roAen
lit. 0os 5citlon0 BON Sbottlano 1T
no6 9cginn oes arieges ais berbo-
teucs Territorium fir 9[n9e60rige
Ser friegfiibrenoeu uno nertralcn
S0n0er crflGrt por0en.
gSoi6ington meiB g i'd ts
BON &apituIntiouss ss9[b-
ii6tenin Scr Eiirfci.
@oibtngton %. N}dr5.
g9cnn ser amerifanii6c 9otidoiter
Mor9ent6ai ais @litgliGO Der tiirfi-
iden Gouniiiiiou mtserie6en uorOen
/ iit INN ii6er cine aopihiIation bon
Goniiantinopel 3il lnter6anoeln, mie
IN einem 6eutigcn &reBtelegraum be-
ri6tet muroe, 10 lit Oas amerifmliide
Stats -Gepartement ni6t OaOon in
&enntniB geiebt porOen.
Ger 9otihniter ianOte in Sen leb.
ten gagen me6rere Eelegromne 1mO
6erihtete aud iiber icincn 9eiud auf
ben S6ladtfel0ern an ben 0orOauel-
len, modte a6er feline 9lnoeuhng
ii6er cine 9(6iidt, oie tiirfiide Saupt-
iioOt luO bic 0aroane0en 3lt ii6erge-
ben lleber ole militdriibc Situotion
berihtete ser 9otidaiter e6enfaQS,
Die 9eomten OeS Staats-Gepartc!
nents le6nteu cs ie0od al, ii6er oieie
9tadribten irgenOmel6e @in3el6eiten
81 Der6fientli6en.
Gas @oriier 9l6cnO-
8uIletin.
&aris, Dia 9onoon, %. N}Gr5.-
Gas 6eute g(6enO bonn fronB0iii6en
aricgs6iireau 0croiientliHte offi5ieQe
Bulletin bcidrdnft ii6 auf sic meni-
gen iolaenOen @orte.
Ger Eog Ocrlief ru6ig, inns es
9ie6t auBer einem Oeuticbcn 9lngriff
bel 9iotre Game Oe 9orette, ser 5ll-
riidgei6logcn wnr0e, nicbts 9leucs an
permeloen."
Gritounen in @oibing-
tom.
gsoi6in0tom %. @1dr8.
0ie abihIdgige 9lntport gnglono'S
bat inn Stoatsoeportement groBes
Gritounen berborgerufen. Sffi8iea
lit oie 5rage ni6t weiter commentirt
woroen Oo nod feine offi5ielle @e-
nadri6tigung in @oibiugton ange-
langt lit.
Sci Scr in @1ilwaufee, gSisc.,
oboc6oIteneu &rimGrpobl wurOen
0rci 5rauen fir Die SduI6eb0roe
nomiuirt. Srau @3eta Berger, Oic
] rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

Y. ollilylllli . % NC-
getable COMPOUND "
8uunterbreiteii. 9lls
ic6 oaiiel6e 81 neb
men beganil, lit id)
an gepiiiei Den
Srailen eigeneu 8eS
lcbiper0en ili0 batte
aler6ono Sc6niers
5en alls5ulteben -
Sc6mer5en in Der
llntcren 9iiidleite II.
Den Seiien ioipie
cinen bera6oriictcns
Antf ..l,,,.n..t r. .,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
jenoieoa be.harrte unbeipegll9'
(sSprtrebuua foIgt)


GNueiocraelilie: .Wleiiler, ioIl Idl XII,
3contienr Die 9ledinnng nao5 Der @eySg"
iion nocr nac1 iciner ySobuimg lcrpwSrn6s
Nieiiier. ullnecoiu9i udcl oet %oe;n>
nuua. 0enn in ocr 9ea0sliou mare lif ''
ind loiort i'm %opieriobl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
5rNu cOOn'S SC6mer5en
unO Be(C6merOen
SinS ale UerIdlunnOen, icit fc
2pOiu IS. @inf6am's "Scscta6lc
GOmpOnnO1 uimmt.

Serre SiG @a. ~ o@eitatten Sie mir,
S9neu Elm 3euguiB 81 @miten BON 2qoia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

9ei Scr in @3ilmoufec, gSisc.,
obocbaltenen &rimGrwobl purOen
orci 6rouen fir Oie SduI6e6oroc
nomiiirt. 5rau @leto Berger, 0ic
@ottin ocs friiberen io8iolocmofroti-
ihcu GongreB 9(6eeoroueten @ictor
s, 9Graer itcbt lnit 1882 Stimmen
on Ger Spite Gon 5cbg glominirtcn
iin0 fiinf So5iolOemofratcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
operation at the Martins Ferry hospital
has been removed 10 his home ~ kIee

operation at the Martins Ferry hospital
mas been removed TO his home at Klee.
The directors OF the Belmont Tumbler
company will meet and organize Tues
Gay. Following the election OF officers
work on remodeling the old Buckeye
enamel plant for a tumbler works will
Miss Evelyn Schumacher OF Columbus
mas returned home after a visit with
NIs. Max Herzberg on Central avenue.
robert Gilleland will entertain
friends at his home on Gravel Hill
Thursday evening.
Clarence Corbett left yesterday for a
visit with relatives at New Philadelphia
and Mansfield
Miss Mabel Simpson. who has been
seriously III at her home on Gravel Hin.
Miss Lois Michael OF Franklin street
left yesterday for oxford. where she
viii enter Miami college.
Mrs. Charles Lancaster, Of Franklin
street Is spending few days al kelses
The regular meeting OF the Belmont
county Humane society will be held
TUESDAY evening In the office OF Attor-
ncy DUBOIS, on Thirty-sccoud street
ralph Arbogast has returned TO his
home IN Monaco, Pa. after a visit with
relatives here.
Miss Elsie Bolen OF GreensburE. Pa.
mas returned home after "A visit with
Bellaire friends
Fred Tiber well known glassworker
or this city has been made assistant
manager OF the Imperial Glass Works
howard Thompson OF this city. was a
visitor a. GAINESVILLE yesterday.
bellaire aeric Of Eagles Will meet
this evening In their hall on Belmont
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13

Inc Loyal Knights % the World win
pei4 ~ important meeting in their hail
on hanover street this evepfng '''
Mrs. Martin, OF West HanoVer ire,
"ther or sherman Martin is rcnortcd
10 . seriously i'll at her home
me laughlin tin mill and the u-bita-
this morning. "'''''s
There seems to be scarcity Of milk Ia
complaining. afS
Mrs. George Webb. OF South Eif,h
street, ~ confined 10 her home b., III
ness. put her condition Is not serious
FREDERICK Daume. who was Injured -,
Ian last week - reported 10 he in a
critical condition At his home
The local lodge Of FOrestera have com
pleted arrangements for "A fair aud fssfi-
VA 70 be held in the Armory hall next
Good progress 10 being made on the
paving OF the various streets OF the CITY
an dthey VIII De completed this week
several cases will b. given attention
IN Mayor Wyckoffs court This eVenins
as result Of the arrests made Sfh urdav
beginning sunday the congregation Of
he FIRST Prcsby terlan church will hold
services In the Rex theatre till the re-
pairs In the church are completed
\ large plate glass window 10 replace
the broken one was placed in the Mar
tns ftrry garage Saturday afternoon
\ drunken man In the vicinity 81 the
uall park yesterday afternoon created a
great deal OF excitement
clayton Devault rlofored TO Cadiz vcs-
terday' where he spent the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
CORONER'S VERDICT
ROBERT WILSON KILLED sATUR.
DAY EVENING AT WOOD
LANDS DAM.
Was Struck on Head by Large Crane
Bueket-Body Sent 20 Connect
cut For Burial

cut For burial.
The body OF the late Robert Wilson
30, government engineer in charge o.
the construction work on Ohio river
dam. No. H. al Woodlands % miles
below here. who was killed Saturday
evening. was brought 20 Moundsville
sunday morning. and last evening sent
TO HE home in bridgeport. Conn. &C.
companied by bis nance. Of Mounds-
Vile. whom he was 10 marry nex
month.
AZ the time Of the accident Mr. VIII
son was overseeing some work near
The large crane. which was In operation
a. concrete mixer one Of the boom
lines with which the crane b. con
trollcd. slipped and a large bucket.
loaded with concrete. Weighing about
two tons. swung around. striking him
on the head pinninF him between some
umbors. The bucket fractured bis
skull and broke bis neck. causing al
most instant death The men opor.
ating the crane worked franticauy 20
release him from between the hig
beams and machinery before death on.
sued. Tho physician. who was imme.
diateiy called. said death was almost
instantaneous
Tho physician Instructed the coroner
Do notified and two other engineers a.
the dame motorcd 10 Moundsville and
took Coroner J r. McComba 10 the
scene OF the accident. After an lnves-
uEauou. Coroner McCombs rendered -
verdict Of accidental death.
Mr. Wilson IL survived b. his father
and mother. living a. Bridgeport. Conn
where the funeral and burial will take
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
RUSSIANS WIN
A BIG VICTORY
REPULSE GERMAN AND AUS
TRAN ATTACK AND TAKE
BIG GERMAN GUNS.
Russian Destroyers and sespIsnes
Sent TO Destroy German Sub
marines In Black Sea.

PETROGRAD. via London, Sept.
II, 1873 a. m--Russian torpedo boat
destroyers and seaplanes have peen
sent in pursuit of German submarines
operating near the Crimean coast IN
the Black sea, according TO an Off
cial statement issued at the war Of
fee last night. The statement, re-
iterates the report made September
s, OF a Great success" near Tarno-
pol and Trembovla.
The statement adds:
ITO sum up the situation, the Aus
TRANS and Germans have been dash
ing from one side TO the other In an
effort to strike a decisive blow. rae
German official statement OF Septem-
Der 9. contradicts the statement made
in our communication of September
s, that We took numerous prisoners
and captured thirty guns and ma.
chine guns.
The great general staff considers
II its duty TO explain that it always
has endeavored, within the limits or
human force and the rules OF military
art, to present each event in It's
realty. avoiding any trace OF partial
ity. Mistakes always are possible in
the conditions Of excitement and occa-
sionally of uncertainty which accom-
pany military action Therefore. de-
string to establish with certainty our
great success near TarnopoI ana
Trembowls which already is proved
by the action of our troops. the great
general staff postpones its definite re-
ply regarding the trophies taken until
II has received precise reports from
the corps engaged.
The reports OF one OF the armfea
engaged on the sth say that OF me
guns captured from the enemy we al
ready have succeeded in taking with.
IN our lines six 10 centimeter guns
and six Is centimeter guns. rne
clearness OF this document alone
makes II impossible TO doubt our
success.
Reports from the commanderin-
chief on the corresponding front
dated September Z states that tnis
stroke was planned beforehand BY the
army commander concerned as tie
result OF information supplied nv
scouts. This. therefore. refutes the
charge that We made a false report
REGARDING the most important event
which has occurred recently In the
ranks Of the Russian army"
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KNOCKS HAY FEVER
CLEARS The HEAD
STOPS CATARRH

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Is here to attend the funeral OF his
orother. the late Jeseph Wright
Attorney Lawson Emerson IL a bust
ness visitor In 81. Clairsville today.
Dr. William Wright. OF Baltimore.
ND, Will leave today for his home artef
attending the funeral OF his brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Partridge left
yesterday for Dos Moines. Ia.
herbert kraatz left yesterday for
Roanoke, Va, TO spend the winter
Ihe church committee of the Trinity
this evening
The Junior Mechanics will hold their
weekly meeting this evening
MISS Gertrude Morgan. OF Foliansbea
Is spending a few days with focaf
Miss Grace Mobley and Miss Ethel
May Love. local teachers. have returned
70 this city after spending their vaca-
tons with their parents
Br. Cope, OF Barton. was a business
visitor in this city saturday
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superintendent J. \. Jackson for the
purpose OF advancing the commercial
Students In the local high school Is con-
sidertng the matter Of establishing a
school bank The plan has been tried in
other cities and ia many Is working
win perfection. With the school bann
In operation the boys and girls Will be
taught the saving habit. and In addition
VIII give the commercial students an
opportunity TO familiarize themselves
With bank work. The plan has been I'M
DER consideration for some time but
has not yet been brought before the
school board for action. LltEature eN-
planning the plan Will be distributed
among all the pupils OF the schools. The
teachers Of the various grades will be
Instructed regarding the operation Of
tbs school bank and they In turn will
Instruct their pupils
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Intsrssting rompsrano. Aaar,,r.

Miss Marie Brehm. VINO has attained
world-wice Tame as a temperance lee
turer. delivered two addresses in this
city yesterday. In the morning she
SPOKE at the First Presbyterian church
ana IN the evening at the Second Pres
Dyterian church. She made a statement
showing the standing OF the Presbyter-
IAN church on temperance from its ear
~ history up to the present time. She
discussed the economic side OF the tenn
perance cause and In a convincing man
ner showed that while the church IS
saving mems souls the brewery Is do
ing just the opposite. She drew a COM
parison OF the number Of men employed
IN the brewery anu stated that when an
otner enterprise was substituted as In
w heeling more men were employed
Ihen she gave a statistical report show
ing the amount OF money spent by the
church on temperance. education and
missions TO advance the soul carry ing
out the Idea that the other great sum
spent FOR intemperance 10 destroy the
soul.
Miss Brehm viii spend two weeks in
the st. Clatrsville Presbytery delivering
addresses In various churches. Tuesday
she Will deliver an address before the
iall meeting OF the Steubenville Pres
pstery. and on September 20. Will ad-
dress the fail meeting OF the ST. Glars
Vile fresbytery at Adena.