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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Asesa0A psmpsctsaG has eooe -
ss~sdily upn ~ Sssay hssa psspssty
~ lssDs fssss q - - bssa sapasv-
- - ~ - q Gsss esssa ssr saos
yssns TAs NIL - kssa " Ossd shGos
90 sus1G ~ bssiasss. - - 49,
- ~ - passsd unsa - alRas.
y AsGsss, ~. Csc. nsssia. asns0sr
u ~ ssapeaS. Uhise psenVscelnG
shove ~ aesa sssoel, - nts laaUs
ssdy ef silver -Issa gold ose. WATCH -
besa psnetvssed fur se vsps~se fset a
ssill run has b<sn t.kes down ed Usli
be- tried out A. soou - power is svsii-
sbse. In the meantime, nr. horris Is
preparing to sy,ena the winter. runnSAG
. crosscut tunnel some nm feet to e~-
counter this new ore shoot ut consider
sbie iepsh. Ne is . large ssockhe,dsr
in the company. which IL composed Of
Michigan and Canadian investors. DIR.
j. ". Bryan Of Outsrio. Csnada. "
president Of the Sandy Nook compeay
and Wm. b Morton of Detroit is secre-
tsry.
The milling Of ore On Gold creek "
largely st stsad still for this winter
since after the Aryest sesson ever known
there. The crssk hes 0ene psscsieally
Dry sad milling operations must wssa
for power until spring. At the Geld
Links, Mr. Norris, end son and Mr.. J.
Z. Lyoss Asve bsen lsssing end 60
ssaAy to pst thseSGh . lssee bsay ~
sse - sasa - tAe cssek esUes ~ -
tAst the Linhs' mill csa be sssrsel.
For some time IN itsm kas bssa eis-
eulasiag GROUND sbost tea pssspscAsss
sossd CAoslss Nsssis ed ksapsr Dsn-
Iap, Who sse allseed 10 ksve dissssssua
. tin mine On Yule creek in bOrthssa
Guanisea eossty. The item first -
pssrsd IN Pueblo paper. 1t is claim
ID thst the tin ore il found near ths
marble qusrriss.
Nov il saything like this he's scGnD
ly bsen found in quantity it would ~
ne biGgsst thiag u ~ sssae, fer - \
- rsse N NsrsA Aassisa = sDuD-
bsssiss q CArisennns. 4 ~ - Gnin1
Wson Nses = - - misss. VSa.
Cunsisoa county hes loaG he'd the repo-
tstion of showing up strange and rsps
minerals, so that it may be true.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
uoITn)4 hoses WI VICTORY oEl ul-
usO1 IT FIT nlL--fEI, Glen GAMES

ended with ball in Gunnison's posses
sion on their own - ysrd line. GunRi-
ssa s; nsotrsse o.
AZ sVsaiRG - ssesaA Sssrter Gunai-
- - - - ~ O'vslsa recovssu1
\ - nsesssss - yssd i.s. Kroll ~
- Ae~a Is yasd pass a. one yss1
~. CeneAsa psaosd tAsssgh for ~
sssso1 tssdA1sWa - Miller kickAl
eosl.
Csaaissa kiaksl -. nsM see-sa~a1
- - AsSa aiAl,s = ~ snti ~
se1sd viii scsss - - 0 n Cunnisas's
fovse.
~ - ksUiaaiag q the 49,
(aafess SAssse - suAsaieutsd fer -
eses - euasA. Cunniss. Kicked =.
0sstrsse pssAs1 - Cuaaison % yeo1
line. Csaeisea ssGsrneA the punt whiah
WsiGAe sSsssssu1. Ana gained =
yesh essun1 siuAA - Cs.nison To-
~. CssnisA pisAa1 - bell end msAs .
ssag m, being As~nsd By O'Falioa -
8 ysrd -. bst asaAssd kall. Getty -
0snGFsa ~ - ~ - tsschdown -
0saes kicked go
0sn4sss kitAn1 u. Cunnison -
tnsoed ball - ~ kas IN two dow
rhisd quarter end With ball in Gunai-
sea's Possession. Sesre Gunnison u;
MsaGFuse Z.
In the last quarter Gannison advssc-
ed short distance and panted, Wright
again recovering the hill sn q tumble.
Aiken almost got away for touchdown
by rounding right end for 30 yards, but
was tackled by Brooks on the yard
line. Here the Montrose line held and
Gunnison lost the ball. Boles made
30 yard pass to Brooks. Another pass
to Albertson netted another 30 Yards.
Albertson skirted right-end for Is more.
Cornish hit the line for two yards, Al
bertson wormed across for the second
touchdown and Boles kicked goal The
game ended; Gunnison 13, Montrose II.
The lineups follow:
Gsnnison:-KroIl Capt.; Freed. ] t;
Locero and Steele. &; Tyrer, c; Sievers,
rg; O'FalIon. rt; Wright re; Miller.
q; Aiken, rh; Campbell, fb; Clifford,
N.
Aontrose:- Getty and Myer, ! e;
hMpAill, II; AurpAy, Ig: Jarvis. c;
kaisA. rg; Landry, TT; Brooks, re;
DoIes, q; Gibbs. h; Cornish, T b; Al
eeetssn, rA, (CaeA).
nessese: neCeksrsy.
Umpire: yencks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

In their Aest game the local foCt bell
bsys were nsssd est st Montrose lastFri :
day BY sl3 v II scsre. Csaaissa ked
svesythiaG ~ o~a vsy ~ 0sse ~
which enAsd l3-s. DssiaG - asse sAsss
~sartsrs II Wes paain - ~ spseAoAsss
sAet tAs CSnsissa p.aysss wsse puttiag
- H. hsstss hssa1 q fsstAan h sssey
Asparsasst q ~ esae. n tesksa9
~ Keal. WIGAt. Ffss1 s.d O'rellsa
vss fssssss u - 49, h sasaavs
~ ~ - sSas ~ AiAsa ssl nxlss,
- ~ ~ s.aeiae ,, Csaebsn.
saaeksd q ssal fsssAslL Eoe nDest-
~ CsanasA osssA Dsssks 80 Axlsst-
- ~ sxss1lsse wssA. n tuaas
vess ehsst sgaaly osasAlsd - -
vei0h1 N - ~ tAisd vietsey f~r
0satesss. Olaahs - Ds,ta having -
ree1V ~ tsesa1 u ohsie hanAs.
n lsoal tso0 ~ ksso reesivinR
leyal saPpest from the eattse
schsd. Last Friday il wss sscortsd -
tAe trsin BY ~ beaA. a laege esswi
Of rsstefs eeain oet ~ traia vAsa -
boys retnrsed % Saturday. ne eatire
chapel period nseAaV - Gtvsa ssse
10 = celebration u - viss,d vicsesy.
Yells were given, the hand played, and
coaches Dillon and Jeacks and captain
Krvll were called upon for repsrts of
the trip.
The boys were also given good treat
ment at Montrose. They were met II
the train by the band and were given q
reception and dance after the game.
The Montrose team is composed of good
clean players and should receive the
best Of treatment when they come to
Gunnison a week from Saturday.
The game opened when Montrose
kicked off to Campbell on the % yard
line. Gunnison line plunges lacked .
foot of gaining the ten yards and Mont
rose took the ball. Montrose tore
through the line for q first down but
was held on the next three. Gunnison
blocked attempted drop kick, Freed
getting the ball and running go yards to
ten yard line where he was downed BY
Albertson. On line smashes Aiken car
ned the ball over for the first toech-
DOWN. Goal missed.
Gunaison kicked Of and Montrose
was forced to punt. Gunnison ran punt
beck 20 yarda. Guuaison was he'd for
downa. nssersse posses ssd line soasA
failed asd then she punted. Quartef
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
nIu uRI 4
NM m q I

a Gsnnison county vsadiag annBDDd
in this city, Monday October ~ o1Bn
Mr.. Roy James Whitehora - 49,
bernice viols Ivy of Pitkin 49, 0nr-
ried, by Rev. E. H. RobiRssa = Ne
Presbyterian parsonage. IT, yu0g
fs1hs Nth tAsiR vsaAiag posov GuDe
frsa htkia ~ spts.
Both are well known and very pspuiar
youne folks Of the Quartz crssk valley
end sssrt in vsdasd life sccsMpanied by
the best wishes Of q multitude Of
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
S1oee reoeAesv' Ass'a

rke Csssrsdo Teacher Associates
vill be hsad IN Denvef Nov. eth ~ eth
isc'ssive. he iapossent spsekers-
Dr.. CAasase u. JsAd. Dirsesss Of she
Scsse, - E1scstioa. of Tie URiversity
Il Chicags. Frnnk A. Psrssas. Ppesi-
Asnt q the New York School a Fise
- AepaisA Al, ead WilliaA !. Fssssa
Prssi6set Il kssd Collsee. RsstioaA.
WssAiagsa-Guarsntse tAe sseesss Il
H. osstiaG.
A ao@Ase u he 0e@bses q ~
Fss.bey u the C. 8. N. 8. ere pseaaiag
10 s9seol tAe meeting. Psssi1sst
Kelley 10 chairAea u - Cssvicsua
C~0aittss a ths Elscasisaal Csuasil;
Dsea 0uigiey has peepersA ~ exhibit
Of the extension work nov being Asse
by the Normal School and will spsek q
the conference On extension work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
WIMtI COMES HI-
NJ nu1 OcTDO0 4

''HolIowe'en," says Noah Webster,
'-is the evening preceding AIl-hanow %
All Seints' Day; the evening Of October
n. In many cuantfies HaIlo~e'ea 10
tr.ditiOnally devoted to Deffymaking
With playful cefenonies - chass -
discover future husbonds @ Wivea."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

0nsosgtnVs' sassss hsssauAeo n. - ssssa0s
0sUA GBs. hss9 es~s Ssss SO UisA
= oA6. Eia-hs~ehe yssr,ia0 G.se
- 00. fvs yssr oads 07.l5. sAsr
hsst es~s os.8.
Ths Record Sssck msa says, ". ..
vhinnery Of Gunnison county wss ct
she yssh iookine after she ssle Il .
bunch Of four cars Of cattle. The ship
meat consisted largely Of light steers
ssd sold at u. ~ with cews ss ss Is.
.. Z. ncDoasld Of Doy levilie, Colo,
nasketsd stsess ct s6 rs end s6 - end
heifoss at e6.50.
nrs- n. L. Leonard Of Doyleville.
Coso., marksted steers ct eS rs cd
O.. 10 and COWS st S5.75.
Il. ". ncDoaald Of Deyleville. Colo,
Uaskstsd steers ct e6. rs and IS 80 end
COWS ~ s5.D ssd ss.
kas slsse ef Ssrsents. COL, MARKET
I'd light steers 1t s7l0 heifers ct ",
cd eoWs ot Is. ~ and %. ~.
C. L. Mcdonald Of Doyleville, Colo.
N CuRnison county, marketed . bnncA
Il stesss st q. 10 sad y. SO, ssd COWS
st o6.
Z. C. KnoWltoa of Crook ton, Colo.
nsskstsd a steers, weight s95 pouads,
st o6 90 snd cows, average l10l pouads
q $50.
oeaae Csmeroa Of SargeRts, Colo,
marketed bunch u SIS povad stsess
- o. 10, Cove ct S5. 80, sad eae 191e
peund bull ct o5.75.
J. w. McDoaald of Sargents, Colo,
Merketsd q steers, weight se6 pounds,
ct 81. n steers, weight s36 pouBds, Of
es.s5 and II cows, average sse peuaAs,
st o&lk.
r. y. mckee Of Gsnnissa, Cs,o.,
marketed . bunch of good cattle st
very satisfactory prices. The steer
sold ct S7.25 end $715 for yearliags,
With some heavier steers at x6. 80, one
cor Of Is cows, average 1882 pounds,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
Crmn;son Stockmen Marketing Stock
Wuth iundtedk d Thousands

ns hssuo ~ - huUsss wsss
AssaOh1 = - essA,v ~ .. y. CsuO-
~ snd .. y. vssune - ~
Asua0he - ssssaQ = - -. ~
eunsA iasauAsd ss1s $500 hsha0isg -
- kspfss ssd UAl Csbb. IT, -
0esd for ossd snisssh kssps W sssssg
80 wili psobsbly ksep W ~ Iosg - ~
Osr lest snd pssAaPs log sftss. fos shs
country rs sssaG yell cissned w oa
hosse aesA. However, The Gssoline %
stesm trscter, may ssnp in and vsIsevs
that demand when it comes to draft
hosses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
Delta Csanty Teochees'
AsspciatiOn

Mrs. Ada N. Price, County Superin-
Aendeat Of Delta County, planned and
carried out q most successful program
at Hotchkiss Oct. 27-29. The Speakers
from the Normal School Faculty were
President J. H. Kelley: Personality, .
Factor of Success, and Community
Center Work. Dean Samuel Quigley
The Arrangement of Rural School
Program, and Vocational Training.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

The market st - kansss City stoch-
ysrds 10 very eosd this yeer seeoeding
TO steckn~a who srrived froa tAes
aetrupslis lsst vsek sfter takiaG
. trsialosd Of Gssd stsG. TslkiaG With
Ssha nsCshe. he sspsrts estsisg sssss
for toys - o7.U ~ the halsacs of q
hsed- rAsy ssvivsd Monday ~ lseA,
after essA ~ saA tAsir naskst -
Is cents urdsr rsssday's qsOtssieas,
nergelman Bros. he'd five csrs st tAs
ssne rste, the cows selling ct =. s5 -
81. Bob Cooper also took out 65 hssd
or two brosdgaaGe cars. A II cents
pays the freight to the river, snd the
shrinka age is not greet, they feel ~
paid for going 0a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

j. j. Nolan sad w. j. Coilsrd were
Perrin stocksseu IN Gunnison Saturday,
Asvias just retarnsd from trip out TO
Denver with train Of cattle. Mr. Nc
Lain marketed % steers at Is. IS, cad
nr. Cellssd had shr~e Ger shipasat Il
which the big sed of tA< stsesr bsosGAt
the same RGsse. They could have tsksn
more for their tops, bSt eeaclsdsa 70
lsmp the lot st . saashtly lover Rguse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

hss3ahs q. 90 ssd - hsisssA 49,
- al pa~saa. sod ss g ~
q. .. Asa.ssss e G&nnisnA O..
aashsssd ssoe eesiss hOha s1B.O =
81 sad a. 36. end . lee esws q y.
GsorUe 4. Asdsssoa hsA N . hunsA q
csttss from the ssae psscs that esuuun'
~ IS fr steers. ss for cows. - 0At
for hsIfess.
Five casiosds Of horses whiGA mc0pO-
eli shippsd from Gunnison SessgaAs
wss dersiled On msrshsll psss - :
namber Of them injured. One 90
killed. she bssatsful ssadle hesse 49,
DIR n. Macintosh had had fus 20 nans
years and which had been shipped wief
one cor
Among csttlemen who shippsd -
Gsnnissa Saturday were .. D. mdlkss
L. D. Essteriy, EilehsscAt nsss. Dsunh
AssArews, Thes Nesbith, 90 AnABsBs
Bros. There were shout forty -6vs - y
the ship~ssat which peprsssstsd sDuuDa
-, 49, IN fst csttIe. We unAsss1gn1 I
wreck On Marshall pess thst evsnnl
delayed the trip to Denver ceasiAssuU
4 Mrs. EAie Lashbrsok y Qlies -
with m obscure spinal dissese.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

All students obtaining Il grade of 80
or more in st least three subjects are
placed on the Honor Roll of the school.
The following students are on the
Honor Roll for the first six weeks
period ending October 22.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29
M unlIoE wIufl d
Personnel.

Personnel.
Max Bing, formerly of German Opera
Companies.
Dan Baker.
Sig. Benigno, formerly with Thaviu's .
band.
Helen Boetheld..
Lillian Ringsdorf.
Myrtle BlOOmeuist.
Edith Brennan, pianist.
PuOGRAm
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

~ ksnsss Cay q Usdsssdny /. \.
0nnosstnUs' sassss hssauhee1 = ssssa0s
OsiuA -. hssk eo~s Usss go UisA
Q - A2. Eis-hssehs yssrhaO G.se
sn1 IN. Tve yser o,ds G.15. sAsir
hput eo~s 6. Is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

Mrs. EAie Lashbrsok y Qaies -
with m Obscure spinal diocese.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-29

And friends. dear friends, when il
shall be
That this low breath has gone from me
And round my bier you come 10 weep.
Let one most loving of you all,
0oy. Not tear must o. er her fall.
Ne giveth His beloved sleep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
TO
SEE LANSING ON
ARABIC CASE

WASHINGTON. Sept. I2.-Count
Won Bernstorff the German ambassa.
dor. returned to Washington today to
Initiate informal discussion with the
American government supplementary
TO the note from the Berlin foreign
onice regarding the sinking Of the
Arabic. with the hope Of paving the
way for formal negotiations for All.
Justment Of the situation growing out
OF the loss Of American lives In the
tragedy He expects to see Secretary
Lansing tomorrow.
The ambassador is optimistic in
spite OF growing serious concern here
over the state OF relations between
the United States and the Germanic
allies
The German memorandum on the
Orduna case reached the state depart.
ment during the day but was not de.
coded IN time for consideration. II
probably viii be before Secretary Ian
sing tomorrow when Count Won BERN
storn reaches the department. furnish.
ing an additional phase for discussion
No intimation as TO the contents Of
the memorandum has been given on.
cially. In German quarters h A.
thought probable that the Berlin gov
ernment declares that the torpedo
which missed the Orduna was fired In
the belief that the vessel was not A
passenger carrying ship.
Nothing has been heard Officially
from Vienna today regarding Dr. Dunn
ba. Press dispatches stating that the
ambassador would be- recalled without
making am issue OF hts right TO plan
Austro-Hunrarian strikes in American
munitions plants were accepted a. ac.
curatc Notice OF bic recall would be
Rivcn through Ambassador pcnnold.
at Vienna. So far the administration
has taken no step toward acting
aEaing against Austrian Consul Gen
eral won Nubcr at New York. and Cap
tain Won inpon the German military
attacho. who we're involved ln Dr
pumba's plans Both could be dealt
with without communicating with their
respective government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
TO CONSIDER
PROPOSITION
OF CARRANZA

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.. Con
sideration probably Will be given to
morrow by President Wilson and Sec
retary Of State Lansing to the Mexi-
can situation and the proposal made
by General Venustiano Carranza tnat
the Pan American conferees meet
with him In some border city 70 dis
cuss International questions growing
out OF the Mexican revolution.
After his conference plans VIII be
made for another meeting Of the sec.
retary Of state and the diplomatic
representatives OF Argentine. Brazil.
Chile. Bolivia. Uruguay and Guate-
mala 10 discuss the replies 10 the re-
cent appeal 10 Mexican factions Tor
peace conference. Carranza's re.
lection and counter proposals. u is
said, will be given serious considera-
tion and some OF the conferees pro.
pose 10 urge that his suggestion for a
meeting BE- accepted.
When the cOnferees meet they Will
also have before them. in addition 20
replies from General villa and his mill
tary leaders accepting their plan for
a peace conference. n villa communi.
cation challenging the claims for
recognition made by General Car
rama I'm his not to the Pan-Amori.
man members and denying Caranza
charges that villa was bribod 90 de-
aert Carranza's cause.
The military situation In northern
Mexico De- being closely watcher. car.
ranza's generals are planning a gen.
eral attack on Villas forces at Ior.
reon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD
ANNOUNCED BY DANIELS:
ARE ALL NOTED EXPERTS

WASHlNGTON. Sept "a. The mem.
berahip % the naval advisory board the
organization Of experts nominated by
eleven great engineering and scientific
societies 70 contribute their inventive
genius 20 the American navy. was an.
nounced today BY Secretary Daniels
The hrst meeting will be- held al the
navy department Wednesday. October
?. with the chairman. Thomas A. Edi.
son. presiding
The members OF me and the 90.
cietle8 which nominated them follow.
American Aeronautical Society Hud.
son Maxim. Brooklyn. ordanco and er.
piosive expert and maker Of the first
smokeless powder adopted by the
United States government Matthew
Bacon Sellers. Baltimore. authority on
aeronautics and the first 90 determine
ne dynamic afr pressure on arched
surfaces BY means of the wind
funnel"
American Society Of Automobile In.
g.neers. Howard r CoHIn. Detroit.
Mich. and Andrew j Rlker. Bridge.
port Conn inventors. automobile
builders and nov vice presidents Of
large automobile manufacturing com.
panlea
The Inventors Guild. DR. Peter Coop.
or Hewitt. New York inventor Of ap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13

In the meantime the body has Deen
taken In charge by the coroner. ana
will be held by him pending the final
autopsy and inquest this morning.
The jury Is composed OF Isaac
Hughes. Louis Wright, John RiggIe.
John Snyder and Jeffe Hlnerman.
farmers living In the immediate vicin-
ity OF where the body was found.
and who were hurriedly called.
According to all information now
in the hands OF Sheriff Max Weimer,
OF Greene county, who is securing the
country for Sivert, the doctor and mis-
beautiful victim left the Pollen home
Saturday afternoon at ! o'clock pre-
sumably 10 so for gasoline About 3
O'Clock on the same afternoon, they
were seen going from the home on
the Carpenter HIN. by Ray Moore,
who swears TO the identity OF the
two persons.
Where Crime Was Committed.
In the meantime the auto Is sun
posed 70 have run into little thicket
on the Thayer heirs farm, in the
vicinity OF the Carpenter home. ana
there the operation Is supposed 10
have been performed. as after IN
yestgaton Is expected TO show.
ABOUT o'clock the machine was
run out onto the road near the LOUIS
Antel shop. and there II stood until
o'clock. when man now supposed
70 have been DR.. Sivert. went 10 the
Moore home and asked for some
water for HIS engine
II is now deduced from the marks
IN the road that the doctor started
back 70 Georgetown with the girl. and
owing 20 the slippery condition OF The
read. failed 10 make the hiH Finding
mat his victim would probably die.
he abandoned her 10 her fate. and
made dash for liberty. II is com.
mon talk In the vicinity where the
girl was found that the body % Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
PRIEST Is
SHOT DOWN
RECTOR OF POLISH CATHOLIC
CHURCH AT FAIRPOINT,
OHIO, is VICTIM
.Of Unknown Foreigner Who
Shoots Him in Back - Is In
Local HOspitai-Will Recover.
Special Dispatch TO the Inton,renc.-

Special Dispatch 70 the Intonieencer
ST. CLAlRSVILLE. o., Sept. "a
Rev. Father Stanley Fzadzinski. of the
Fairpoint Polish Catholic church. was
shot this evening at eight O'Clock and
seriously wounded by an unknown for.
eigner. The priest was Just leaving
his home for the church, when the for
eigner. who was standing about fifteen
teet away from the entrance. pulled a
gun and shot him. The bullet entered
the body below the right shoulde,
blade. but the wound Il Is thought will
not prove fatal. DR.. West. OF this CITY
was called. upon examination sent him
10 the North Wheeling hospital. where
the bullet will be removed.
The foreigner who did the shooting
escaped and is still at large. although
the sheriff has a posse upon his trail.
NO motive for the crime is known. al
though II Is rumored that the trouble
started over a war argument
witnesses who. saw the shooting
knew the foreigner by sight. but were
unable TO give his name. He was about
20 years old, and was five feet and six
inches tall. and was smooth faced
When he did the shooting he wore a
black shirt without coat, black trous,
ers and black soft hat.
The Belmont county authorities have
sent word TO all nearby police in an
enort TO apprehend the assailant. and
up TO a late hour last night nothing
was heard from him.
News was received by friends from
the North Wheeling hospital. that Rev.
tzadzinski was in no serious condition
The bullet has not been located and to.
morrow an x-ray viii be used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
SUCCESS OF
WAR DEPENDS
ON ENGLAND
CENTRAL POWERS HAVE SU.
PERIORITY IN MATERIAL
AND EQUIPMENT.
Russia Is Done, France Has All
She Can Bear, Is Now Up To
England Says Lloyd George.

LONDON. Sept y. 1895 p. m-
That the central powers stiH have an
overwhelming superiority in an the
material and equipment Of war ana
that the allies 10 win must put forth
all their strength. Is the statement
made by David Lloyd George. minis.
ter Of munitions In the preface OF
a book containing his speeches since
the outbreak n the war. entitled
Through Terror to Triumph"
After twelve months af war" says
Mr.. lloyd George. my conviction Is
stronger than ever that this country
could not have kept out OF 10 without
imperilling its security and its honor
The untoward incidents Of the war
have not weakened my faith in ufti.
mate victory. always provided that
me nations put forth the whole OF
their strength ere if ia too late ANY.
Thing less must lead to defeat me
allied counties have an overwheim.
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RETIRED ARMY
OFFICER DEAD

ROCKPORT. Mass. Sept r2-Gen.
eral George Forsyth. U. s.. a. retired
died 81 his home hero today after an
Illness of several months Uo took
part IN rs battles and many minor on.
gagemeuts in Tho civil war and rose
from private in the Chicago DRAGONS
IN 1861 to br.gadier general of volun.
teers in 1863. through Distinguished
services and conspicuous raIianfrg o
For galalnt conduct in The Indian wars
he rcccivcdtho rank OF briradicr zen.
oral IN the regular army in 1865 fn
ISIS ho waF appointed to the board of
Officers 70 Inspect the armies OF BIO.
rope and Asia.