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LONDON England Feb italian reservists in England
have been warned to prepare to join the colors
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Turks Lose Heavily at Tabriz

TABRIZ, Persia Feb. 2-The Turks have abandoned a
thousand dead and all their artillery being defeated by the
Russians
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Matsonla, Feb. 2.
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German Aerial Lieutenant
Tells A. p. Man Effect of the
German Air Raids on En0Ldnd

BERLIN. Sept % Correspondence
Of the Associated PressD Lieutenant
Peterson. German navy. one Of the few
German officers who have repeatedly
visited London since the outbreak OF
the war. o. visiting Berlin. where n
correspondent OF the Associated Press
had opportunity to have converse.
lion with him upon his impression of
the British metropolis
Lieutenant Peterson be- one Of the
senior officers In the German navy's
aerial feet. and his visits have been
made In command Of one Of the Zcp.
peiins Tie rcfutes tho reassurinr re.
ports given out by the English a. the
minimal effects of the bomb dropping
campaign
Mr.. Belfour SAYS that tho dostruc.
tive effect OF the air raids has been
small. almost insiFnihcant from a mui.
tary point NJ view. and that We are
unable 20 see what We accomplish 90
remarked the Zeppelin commander.
We see and know better
In a great city like London. partic.
ularly for one who has not visited IL
In peace time. u is of course impoasi.
bic 70 say definitely that one has hit
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POTTERS WILL NOT
SANCTION STRIKE

EAST LIVERPOOL. o. Oct IA
The National Brotherhood Of Opera.
tive Potters. through It's president.
Edward Menje. to-day announced that
the brotherhood would take no Official
notice Of the threatened strike OF kiln
hremen in the general ware potteries Of
East Liverpool and Weilsville. o.. and
Chester and Newell. W Va The de
mands Of the hremen. asking. among
other things. 81 a day. were received
by Charles =. Goodwin. secretary OF
the United States POtters' Association.
who decided TO pay no attention to
them. a. the association recently
signed two-year wage scale with the
brotherhood, Of which the iremon
were then members Meantime the
hremen declare they will tie up the
potteries. with their 5000 workers. un.
loss their demands are granted By
Monday morning
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VILLA GENERAL
INTERNS In U. S,

Ell PASo. Texas. oct 14.-General
.Ornelas. military commander OF Gen
.eral villa. crossed the international
bridge with his household goods to-
day and signed the pledge exacted by
those holding military rank in the
villa army as wei as American state
department representatives that he
would not again return 10 Mexico to
participate in revolutionary activities.
The direct cause Of Ornelas' action
Is believed to have been an order
from General villa for him to come
TO Casas Grandes for an Interview
with the northern chief. accon. panied
onN by bOdyFuard
The order vas delivered by General
Medina-Abeyta. chief OF staff OF Gen.
eral Villa. Who arrived from Caaas
Grandes last night Those who saw
Ornelas reported that he was y sad
and broken hearted man"
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FRENCH TO FIGHT
TO BITTER END

PARIS. Oct. l4.-6:20 D. m.-"Since
France and her allies, in spite OF their
attachment TO peace. were Obliged 10
suffer war. they will prosecute ii 10
the end and their intimate union will
assure the final triumph of justice and
right, says Premier Viviani in a dec.
laration to be published tomorrow in
the magazine Lectures pour Tous.
france IL not country to be
preyed upon. he continues. She will
not lay down her arms until after she
has revenged outraged justice. con
soiidated forever with the fatherland
the provinces Tavaged by force. re
stored heroic Belgium and broken
Prussian militarism in order to be able
10 reconstruct upon the foundation OF
right regenerated Europe"
Finance Minister Ribot. in the same
issue OF the magazine. speaking Of the
influences Of financies upon the war.
will say:
France will not lack resources "a
sustain her effort in this war that she
did not seek. but that she is deter.
mined 10 pursue without fiinchiur
As Tar as concerns finances. she can
look upon the prolongation of hostili.
ties without anxiety. The end of the
conflict will not depend upon our re.
sources"
Victor Augagneur. the French minis.
ter OF marine. etlares:
The German fleet Is quite as Of.
fectively annihilated "a II II were
sunk. II is powerless and useless
Consequently our country Is repaid a
hunderfold for its material sacrifice 10
increase the strength Of its navy"
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Condition of
ArnenianS Is
MdeSCribabLe

LONDON. Oct. II. 9:20 D. m.-Pat-
rick W. j. Stevens. the British consul
al Bautm. Russian Trans Caucasia,
reports the arrival at Urumiah. Persia
ana IN the Caucasus OF a large num-
Der OF Armenian refugees from Asia
Minor. They are in a piatiable condi.
tion.- Mr. Stevens. reports They de-
clare that Turkish troops have CON-
pietely ravaged Sassun.3 .35 miles north
west OF Bitlis, which was the scene of
a massacre OF Armenians by Kurds In
1884, which was a majority OF the in
habitants and the defenders of the
town. Only handful OF the people
we're able 10 flee TO the mountains.
nere the refugees say they are doom.
ed TO perish.
The bishop Of Basra. writing from
kchmladzin. the seat OF the Patriarch
OF Armenia end the Monastery which
rs the chief sanctuary OF the Armen-
ians, the consul says. reports that a
large number OF refugees have arrived
there and at other points In the gov.
ernment of Erivant They come chief.
ly from the Melazghert and Ardesh
districts and Van In all 100 900 ref.
usees have PASSED through lgdir and
Echmiaddin.
The pitiable condition of these peo-
PIE, Mr.. Stevens adds. is indescriba.
bic. The daily mortality among them
is about 100. due chiefly to dystenrry
and typhus. Medical detachments
from Russia are attending them but
unless immediate relief comes half of
the refugees will die
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.eW Company
To Open Gas
And OIFieLd

Special Dispatch 20 the Iuteiugenoer.
PRINCETON. W Va. Oct. 14-It
was learned on good authority here to-
day that a company OF wealthy Po-
cahontas coal field operators has been
formed for the purpose of testing out
about 1000 acres Of oil and gas terri.
tory in this county. about eight miles
northwest Of this place. which has
been leased up by Mr.. John y. Nc.
Nickle. Mr.. McNickle is originally of
wheeling, but more recently of
Charleston. having been in the oil
and gas business for a number of
years. He came here a year ago and
started leasing.
The company is incorporated at
$4,000. with privilege OF increasing 10
81 100000. under the name OF the Rich
Greek Oil a Gas Company. with prin.
cipal Offices at Branwell. w Va
Among the prominent stockhoIders
noted are Congressman Edward Coon.
er. Col. w. n. Thomas. Hon. James r
Jones. general manager of the Poca.
hontas Consolidated Collieries. Hon
John c. Pack. Hon Harry Bowen.
Hon. c. w Freeman: Mesrs. w. j.
Pritchard and II. s Brown. OF Bran
well, and Major c. r. McNutt. of
Princeton.
Reports Of biologists and oil experts
are very favorable on this territory.
and the new company has wired for
Contractor Gilmore. OF Charleston. 10
come Immediately and close contract.
so as 10 begin preparations for drIll.
Ing within the mex, few days
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Refused LOUer
Cuts Throat
OfEkinS Girl

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
ELKINS. W. Va, Oct. l4-Blood-
hounds and the posse scoring the
mountains for William c. Cook. trav-
cling freight agent of the Coal and
Coke Railway Company. have failed
to find any trace whatever of the
young railroad official. who last mid
night cut the throat of Marie Har
wood. an Elkins society girl Cook was
seen by no one so far as can be ascer-
tained following the crime and the gen
eral belief prevails that he went TO
some secluded spot and took his own
life. No reason other than jealousy
has been advanced. Miss Harwood' s
engagement to a young man from
Charleston. w. Va. was recently an
nounced. She is in a critical condi-
ton at local hospital. twenty-six
stitches being required TO close the
wound. which slashed her throat from
ear to ear.
Local Baltimore and Ohio officials
were asked yesterday to keep a sharp
lookout for Cook. but up until this
morning had secured no trace OF him.
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promises which induced Bulgaria 10
declare war we're given by the central
powers AZ the expense OF her neigh
bors and without any corresponding
advantage TO them
We have remained throughout on
friendly relations with Roumania. who
has favored the policy OF a Balkan
union"
~ BE- the policy OF bringing about
a Balkan war that the sovereigns and
governments % Germany. Austria Hun.
gary and Bulgaria--the sOverelgns and
ih' governments-have succeeded In
carrying into effect. We were given
To understand that IN order 10 secure
IA Balkan union there we're certain
concessions Bulgaria would require.
especially in Thrace and Macedonia
Allies We're Ready
ne allies we're ready 10 do ali I'm
iheir power to secure these for Rui.
Haria. bur 10 obtain the consent ~
servia and Greece IN was an eeeentla1
preliminary that Bulgaria take side
WIN the allies against Turkey IN
oihor words. N Bulgaria was TO realize
nor hopes and aspirations she must
20 operate In a common cause in which
fhn hopes and aspirations of ofb.r
neighboring states we're cngaged
VII Do enough 10 say that these
feasonahie hopes and aspirations were.
ln tle main. founded upon opportunity
70 peoples of the same race. the same
continents and tho same religion 10
JOIN themselvca 10 state under a
government most akin 10 them"
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this or that particular building. docb
or storehOusc. but We can idenfify
very well the general locality. particu
larly ~ such regions as the dock ais
trict along the river or the city and
banking district Of London. and fnt
our way easily to the spots seIccfce
for our attacks
On one Of our visits. and this is a
Iact that has as yet not been admitted
by the British admiralty. We witnessed
clearly the destruction Of q warahir
ON the Thames. on which a fair anf
square hii was scored
Struck on Fort.
'on another occasion . dropped =
bomb squarely on fort could not
ten precisely the encct caused but
from ihe fact that the guns Of thu
fort which had previously been con.
duciing a vigorous bombardnent Of
The Lcppclins. suddenly ceased hre,
and thst the searohlight which had
been playing upon ne went out after
n Hash Of flame and heavy explosion.
concluded that tho damage haS been
Jcontnusd on Pags Hlsvsa)
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To Clear Up
All Questions
HhGern7any

WASHINGTON. Oct. I4-Neeotia
tions With Germany looking TO the
settlement Of the Lusitania. Gushing,
Gulflignt and Nebraskan cases will oe
resumed next week by Secretary Ian.
sing and Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador.
The United States made IL clear
after the Arabic was torpedoed with
Out warning that there would be no
further discussion Of the Lusitania
and other cases until that incident
was disavowed and repars ton prom.
ised. Now that Germany has accedeu
TO all OF these demands as a result
of personal negotiations between Sec
Rotary Lansing and the German am
bassador the same process OF nego-
tiations is to be continued in the
hope OF similarly advancing the
status OF the remaining cases toward
settlement
In the case of both the American
ships Nebraskan and the Gulflignt
Germany already has expressed re.
grets and promised to pay damage
As TO the Cushing. which was at.
lacked by airmen. responsibility never
has been assumed by the German gov.
ernment which stated that IL the
American government could furnish
evidence that the airmen were Ger
mans. payment would be made for
damages sustained
The case OF the Lusitania presents
the greatest difficulty. At the time
the vessel was SINK. the German com
mander was Understood to be- acting
in accordance with instructions gen.
orally given to sink belligerent ships
without warning. Germany expressly
disclaimed liability for the loss of
neutral lives in such occurrences. m
notifying neutral nations OF the pro.
clamation OF a war zone
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JURORS IN
new HAVEN CASE

NEW YORK. oct 1.-THE task OF
seiectinr a jury for the trial Of VII
liam 1sockefelier. Lewis Case Ted
yard. Edward y Robins and eight
other defendants charged a. direc.
tors of the New York. New Haven a
Hartford railroad company. with con
spiracy Go monopolize the transporta.
ton traffic Of New England. rro-
eressed today O. the point where
twelve tentative jurors were in the
hoN when adjournment was taken un.
~ tomorrOv Counsel hoped % com
pletn the NAL selection before tho
close ~ tomorrow 4 session
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G. A. R. VETERANS
ELECT OFFICERS

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence.
MARIETTA. o. Oct if-With near.
~ 900 aged veterans Of the civil War
attending the thirteenth annual re-
union Of the Washington County Vet.
Grams Association. today marked the
hir DAY of the gathering Omcers we're
chosen as follows President. James
tiylcr Reno. FIRST vice president. John
W Wolfe. Rockland. second vice pres
ident 10 Clay West. Newport. sec.
retary Jcwett Palmer. Marietta. treas
urer. John W. Gray. Marietta. chap
lain Peter Mosor. Marietta
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LARGEST. EVER PRESENTED
TO SEC. OF TREASURY
IN TIME OF PEACE.
Plans for Strengthening Army
and Navy Make Up Bulk
of Sum Asked For.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE iarg.
est estimates OF government expendi-
lures ever submitted to a secretary
OF the treasury of the United States
In time OF peace will be presented
for the next fiscal year tomorrow, as
required by law, for discussion Ly
congressional committees In advance
of the regular session. They viii De
examined In detail by President VII
son and his cabinet next week.
With an estimated increase for ma
tional defense OF about $3.50, 600 900
over last year together with the cost
OF new tasks imposed on the state
department and other branches or tAe
government by reason of the Europs
can war. IL Is probable the amount or
expenditures will be augmented to a
total Of about S1.24e. .000. 600
IL congress agrees to the adminis-
traton's program. for strengthening
the army and navy. It will be
Obliged to provide for additional
revenue legislation. or the executive
branch OF the government must Is
sue bonds
Although no estimate or receipts
for the fiscal year beginning July
1. 1916. in which the Increased ex-
made by Secretary McAdoo. officials
now are convinced they can not count
upon more than $3.50. 200, 900 for the
twelve months and SOME believe the
total income will not go over $780,
100000
Two Revenue Measures.
Congress is to be asked TO pass two
revenue measures early in the coming
session. one extending the emergency
war tax. which expire December 81
next. and the other providing the re-
tention Of the present duty on sugar
beyond next May, when il would 20
on the free list. Passage OF these
measures. however, would not IN
crease the present revenues. Win
both in effect at present, there mas
been deficit OF S35,0O0 900.
Estimates for the governments de.
partments, except state. war and navy.
are practically the same as last year.
Additional force in the diplomatic and
consular service and at the state de-
partment and extraordinary expenses
abroad in the work being done by
American embassies and legations
will require an Increase of about ST.
100000 for the state department. The
S2.O0O.0OO appropriated by Congress
as an emergency war fund for use OF
that department has been nearly all
spent, but much OF IL already has
been or will be reimbursed, so thar
the re-appropriation will not represenS
any real expense
The ordinary disbursements of the
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IMPEACHMENT is
DECLARED ILLEGAL

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. oct 10 The
six 20 three vote ~ the city council
by which Mayor James Gosrom wa
declared impeached on the night of
October Z. was today hold Illegal ty
Judge Charles T. pulliam In circuit
court. to which Goasom had appealed
Oossom Was tried before the council
on thirty-two charges. including I'M
morality. drunkennsss and election
corrupfinR
Attorneys for tho mayor contcndod
that Gossom had not been lmpoached
a. tho vote war ms twathirds ma.
loriiy Of the fun council of ten mem
bers.
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WESTERN UNION
is PROSPEROUS

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph Companys quarter
ly report. issued to-day. shows that the
company's net income for the nine
months ending September 30. this
year. is double the net income for the
same period in 1914 The total reve.
nues for the nine months ending Sen.
tember 30 were S37. .G53.422. as com.
pared with s35.8s6659 for the same
period In 1914. an increase Of 1885,.
1t3. The operating expenses for the
nine months. including maintenance,
repairs. rent of leased lines and taxes,
amounted to S3O023.722. For the same
period in 1914 the expenses exceeded
this years by S525.273.
THE WEATHER
WAsHINoroE, oct. 14.-Poreoastt
ohio-Fair Friday, preceded by rains
southeast; Saturday fair.
west NuEfnta-Showsru and cooie.
Friday, preceded BY showers south; sat-
urday fair.
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MINE INSPECTOR
HAS A CHANCE

CHARLEsT ON W We oct ia
y surgical operation vas performed
today on Enoch Carver disfricf mine
Inspector. who was injured yesterday
IN mine a. ionRacre Uis lie is IN
3 balance ionighi with chances slight
TOT hia recovery lie was hnrt bv be
ing cansht between q coal car and a
partition
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SECRET TREATY?

LONDON. Oct. IS. 3:2e a NJ
u Is openly asserted In Berlin
that secret treaty exists be.
tween Greece, Germany and Bui.
CARA, says the Morning Posts
Berne correspondent.
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GREY GIVES PARLIAMENT
DIPLOMATIC SIDE OF THE
SITUATION IN BALKANS

LONDON. Oct 10. 1890 .. m.-The
diplomatic rather than the military
si1e Of the situation was the subject
~ Sir Edward Grey's expected state.
ment relative to the Balkan situation
which he delivered 70 a crowded house
Of commons
i propose 10 connne myself" the
BHtieh fOreigu secretary said. to a
resume of our diplomatic objections
since the war A. the outset We d.
sired that the war should not spread
and IN common with our allies We a.
sured Turkey that N she remained
neutral Turkey and Turkeys terri.
tory should not suner This situation
was completely changed by the en-.
trance of Turkey into the war. and
all obligations on the part of the anies
then ceased
We and our allies then concen.
trated upon securing an agreement
among the Balkan states ana We used
ali our influence 20 secure an accord
Unfortunately the feeling IN the Rat
kans is not ono of union but Of dfeIs
ION. u va clear nothing but = de-.
cisive. rreponderafing advantage for
the allies would have enabled ua 20
secure'a policy Of union
Germany oHersd More
We we're given 20 understand In
the course of the neaouations that
except wifh regard 20 Thrarc tho cen
tral povers had offered 20 Ruigsria
more 70 secure her neutrality Than fhe
allies could In fairness offer Tne
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ATHENS, Oct. -, o. M, via
Paris, ~ q. m.-The Bulgarian
minister at noon to-day notified
the Greek government that But
saria at 8 O'Clock this morning,
declared war on SerVia, because
a SerVian column had attacked,
the Bulsarisns near kostendiI
(south~est 6uIosris) killing 70
men and wounding 500.
AdVices received In diplomatic
circles here are that German skill
ed workmen have arrived az Var
na, Bulgaria. chief seaport, 20 as
semble submarines which have
been sent there in sections.
The Austrian prince Windiseh-
Grsetx and his staff have arrived
at Sofia.
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MARTIAL Law rRooLArs1rD

LOS uON oct Is a.f0a q m -Nfarti,l
law has been prncia lined fhrougtor',
creek MACEDONIA raFe me lima -
lHilkl Correspondent The rdrrrspordent
HlHH that there are persistent ran0rf :
fhat bulgarian troops are courenfrafinr
on the grcek frontier huf that N hes
been impossible 20 verify them
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LONDON. Oct. IL. 9:45 p m.-Sir
Edward Grey. the British foreign sec.
retary made long statement in the
house of commons today on the situa.
ton In tho Balkans. but as he dealt
with the diplomatic side Of the ques.
tion he added little TO the knowledge
OF the public and failed to satisfy curl
osity as TO the progress OF the Anglo.
French expedition landed at Ssloni.
XII. He did say, however. that Russian
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ENORMOUS EXPENDITURES
EMBRACED In ESTIMATE
PARDON BOARD TURNS
DOWN PEARL PYLE
rntsllxgsncsr Bursau.
Columbus. O.. Oct. IA.

The state board of pardons today
refused TO grant clemency to Pearl
Pyle of Belmont county. serving an
intermediate sentence for burglary
and larceny. Albert NJ. Major OF ST.
Clairsville. today was appointed an
assistant state fire marshal to sue
ceed Geo, Smiley OF GAINESVILLE. Tie
place pays $1,000.
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MENDS
Big WARSHIPS
SEC. DANIELS TO PROPOSE
FIVE YEAR BUILDING
PLAN FOR NAVY.
Ten Dreadnaughts and Six Battle
Cruisers Planned-Distribu-
tion Undecided.

WASHINGTON. ID c. OCT IA
Secretary Daniels. in agreement with
tne general board OF the navy. prae.
ucally has decided 10 recommend TO
Congress = fve-year construction prc
gram which will include sixteen cam.
tai hghting ships. ten dreadnaughts
and six battle cruisers.
Just what number shall be author.
lZed the first year and consecutiveIy
thereafter will not be determined until
aiter the Secretary and President VII.
son confer tomorrow. A decision prob
ably will be reached then as to the
manner In which the appropriations
should be distributed over the five.
year period
On this point depends whether or
not the combined army and navy esti
mates Tor next year will be kent
around the s400.OOO.OOO mark desired
oy the administration. or will aggre.
gate $432.00O.0OO. The President in.
oicated to-day that he favored large
increases in both army and navy a.
accepting an invitation TO speak with.
IN the next three weeks before the
Manhattan Club Of New York on the
subject OF national defense.
Approves Army Policy.
During the day the President talked
az length with both Chairman Hay. of
the House military affairs commit.
tee and Assistant Secretary Breckin.
ridge. announcing 10 them his approx.
al OF the military policy framed by
secretary Garrison and officers OF the
general stan Of the army. calling for
an appropriation OF S1S2 900 600. or
an increase of s-a OOO OOo over Lat
year Much OF the increase will be
spent for field artillery and coast de.
Tense. expenses TO be incurred in the
creation Of a reserve OF 200. 600 men
every three years by means OF short
term enlistments. and an addition 20
the regular army
Details of the army plan have not
been announced. but the approval by
th" President Of the $4,000 900 IN
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