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Vienna Government May Urge Its
Right to Instruct Its
Subjects Here.
u. S. WILL CALL PENFTELD HOME
If DEMAND IS MET WITH REFUSAL
German Embassy May Also Become In
yolved Because of Message Sent by
Military Attache Won Papen.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10Since began
today
confdenially
times when
at between the
request umb
Washington concerning
enso to the to
which
Germans Washington embassy,
bald incident,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-10
Ex-Sheriff Harrigan III
From Severe Cold at His
Fillmore Street Residence

Former Sheriff william Harrigan
is i'll at his home at AZ Fillmore
street. He has been ailing for several
days as result of a severe cold
which set In about two weeks ago
and which he neglected. He is now
under the care of a physician.
Mr.. Harrigan was unable to leave
his house either yesterday or today
The former sheriff, however. expects
to be about as usual shortly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-10
BULGARS ASSUME
NO OBLIGATIONS
Premier Discusses Turkish
Concession-Treating With
Both Sides in War.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Wed, Sept. 8 (via
Berlin and London, Sept. 10. 1910 p.
m).-"Bulgaria' s position is now good
and the outlook for the future Is fav-
orabe," said Premier Vaseil Radios
laoff in an interview today with the
Associated Press correspondent. He
added:
1T is improbable that Greece and
Serbia will adopt joint policy re-
zarding Bulgaria The premier ex
pressed the hope that all political
parties in Bulgaria especially the
Agrarians, would support the govern
n1ent in q whole hearted manner in its
efforts to achieve the national ideals,
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Carranza's Reply
Believed on Way

WASHINGTON. Sept. to.-That
General Carranza Thursday night
handed his reply to the Pan American
peace plea to Consul Silliman at Vera
Cruz, was understood on excellent
authority here today.
II was believed II would reach the
state department today or tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-09-10
Officials Again Deny Arabic
Tried to Ram Submarine
BY the United Press.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1o.-1n view Of
the statement contained in the Ger
man note to America, the White Star
offices here today reiterated the pre-
vious denial of the German report that
the liner Arabic tried to ram the sub
marine that sank her.
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VON H|NDENBURG
AGAIN SMASHES
RUSSIAN CENTER
Teutons Storm Height of
kiesko and Also Capture
OIszanka.
GERMANS TAKE TRENCHES
IN THE VoSGES REGION
Berlin Denies Defeat at Tarna-
pol, But Petrograd Claims
Further Success.
GERMANS TAKE TRENCHES
IN THE VOSGES REGION

General Won Hindenburg has in
flcted another crushing defeat upon
the Russian center, according to an
| ofhclal report issued by army head
quarters in Berlin today The Ger
man troops have stouned the heights
of hiesko, on the Zeelswanka river,
/ while the BaVarians have captured
Olszanka.
Heavy fighting has been in progress
In the Vosges region, and the Ger
mans announce that they have cap
tured by storm French trenches at
Schratmannele and Hartmans-W
lerkopf.
Paris admits the gain of ground by
the Germans in their attacks, but de-
clares that nearly all the territory lost
at SchratNnannele was regained and
that the Germans were driven out
of the trenches they had won at Hart
mans Weilerkopf
The Petrograd report that the Aus
tro-Geman forces had suffered a big
defeat at the hands of the Russians
before Tarnopol was officially denied
in Berlin today. The Russians, how
ever, declare that they have followed
up their success twenty miles further
south and that the total number of
prisoners taken In the combined en-
gagements has reached $1,000.
Serbs Shell Austrian Positions.
The Serbans continue their bonn
bardment of Austrian positions along
the border and are skirmishing with
the new Austrian forces gathered
there.
British losses of officers in the fort
night ended August 80 totaled 5,1u2,
of whom 407 were killed. The severity
of the fighting on the Gallipoli penin-
sula, whore most Of the losses oc-
Cured, is Indicated by these figures.
Important conferences are in prog
ress in Russia with regard to the for
mation of a new ministry. Reports of
cabinet members deputed to discuss
the subject with leaders of the parlia-
mentary majority in the Duma and
others are expected to be made to
the council of the ministers tomorrow.
| BY the United Press.
| BERLIN (via London), Sept 10
The Russian center has suffered
another crushing defeat. General voh
Hindenburg's troops have stormed
the heights of Kieslko, on the Zeel-
| swanka river. The BaVarians have
captured Olszanka.
BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Seut 10 (via London, 345
p. m. )-French trenches near Schratz-
mannele and Hartmanns- Weilerkopf,
| in the Vosges, have been captured by
storm by German troops, army head
quarters officially announced today
by the Associated Press.
| PARIS, Sept. 10 (2.33 p. MAR
| tillery fighting continued yesterday
and last night along the lines In
France, according to announcement
made today by the French war Of
fee In the Vosges the Germans made
Continued on Page 0. Column ~
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by the United Press.

BN INt UH1ItU TFtbH.
BERLIN (via London), Sept 10
The Russian center has suffered
another crushing defeat. General voh
Hindenburg's troops have stormed
the heights of Kiesko, on the Zeel-
swanka river. The Bavarians have
captured Olszanka.
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CONTINUED on Page 2. Column 81
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BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Seut. 10 (via London 3:4E
p. m. m.)-French trenches near Schratz-
mannele and Hartmanns-W Weilerkopf
in the Vosges, have been captured by
storm by German troops, army head
quarters officially announced today.
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Continued on Page 2. oolunes A.
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BETTER FOODS,
BETTER HOMES
tcOaHnusd from Firs. PAs.)

who has studied every housekeeping
problem under the sun and knows how
10 satisfactorily solve them all she
is a graduate domestic scientist ana
successful lecturer and competent
business woman. The accomplishment
in which she takes most pride, how
ever. is that Of being a superlatively
good cook, and an experienced and
practical housekeeper.
In conducting such work as IL TO be
accomplished by the lntelligencer
Home Economics School in Wheeling.
Miss Ellis primary aim Is 10 arouse wo-
men TO the importance OF pure whole
some well cooked foods for their fam
HES. She is an enthusiast on the sub
tect OF good home cooking and teaches
the easiest and best method OF pre-
pairing sayory and nutritious foods
She Is an expert cook. and will prove
her ability along this line by COOK
ing all sorts OF good things in ner
cookery lessons at the Y. W. c. A. and
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properly organized. can and must cur.
tail federal expenditures.
TO make the work Of the house OF
representative really effective there
must be a radical change in De- meth
ods OF handling appropriations. Many
times the present system has been
condemned as illogical and uustIen-
the. Further consideration deepens
my convictions that one committee
should Do given control 81 an aupro-
priafiOus and that no legislation
should be- contained in the approprIa.
ton bills"
Assaisd Leaders
Nr Gller arsailed the Democratic
leaders for What be- characterized a.
eEtravarauce
rh. appropriation rr HIs session
naFe shamFfII'E cIarHrarfaH frr rrIrrI-
places uf sound business and true
.nE and rrr-arIHuu. with business anI
comm errinl conditions frrrrfaH and ur
.friH'H. wifI "a steady monthly deficit
nnl nn assured H.rUap-.f of Ifa raIIr.
and With taFH fund reduced fH n point
'haf n1a generally been deemed unsafe.
Inc Standardization EHe rrrrmnrrfHT
nud tne congress fHa authorized erleH.
titursr on q large s-aIa tba1 ever h..
Tore. ard rr Hfsp has been taken 90 meet
The prospective deficit
'-Fhr executive hes been more reckless
and impr.E .lrrf than congress and with
WITH Ices excuse The prevalent opinion
that runEres7 is mainly tn blame ta Ir.
22Frses ~ ~ executive Who o.
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HOUSE PRAISED
Governor Hatfield Sends Letter Com
nending Delegates for Work IN Req
ular and Extra Session.
I BY w. r. Keyser)
tStaff Corrcspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IA
Declaring that their actions will 20
far toward breaking the shackles that
have stayed the progress OF those
things which are for the peoples vel
fare, the governor yesterday afternoon
sent a special communication 10 the
members OF the House Of Delegates.
thanking them on behalf OF the people
OF the state. for the big. broad and lib
eral manner in which they dealt with
all the problems confronting the legls.
lature
The letter ~ as follows
To the Honorable Members OF the
House OF Delegates.
Gentlemen:
As governor Of West virginia and on
behalf Of the people OF the state.
wish 10 thank you for the big. broad
and liberal way in which YOU have
dealt with all the problems. economic.
social and financial. which have come
before you. ] am sure your acts while
here as legislators will have the full
enforcement Of your respective con
situencies and that they viii realize
that the principles for which you have
stood are a. right as the eternal truth.
Your acts viii go Tar toward break.
ing the shacklos that have stayed the
progress Of those things which are FOR
the peoples best welfare and releasing
our beloved commonwealth from the
sinister Influences which hsv retarded
itE growth and which now 20 encctual.
~ bind ~ and have done 40 for many
years past
No great principle involving the wei.
fare ~ the people has ever been car.
RED out without "a struggle by those
Who have stood for Co., The principles
that You gentlemen have stood FOR
during This legislature are. In nv orfn.
ION. right and for tho best interests
OF The whole body Of the people
stand ready along with you 10 continue
this battle. and ] predict that tho hon.
oct Fuom8nrv ~ our commonwealth
VIII hD found standing aa unI for
tho arrompl Of the princi5Ies
and policies FOR which you have 20
uOhly stood
Very respectfully yours
HENRY ID HATFIELD
March 10 1915 Governor
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FRYE CREW
toontinusd from First raEs.I


board or survey without waiting fur.
thor word from the German officer
viii resume lis examination % the
cruiser tomorrow 90 zee what repairs
ere necessary 20 make her scaworthy.
Constructor Duboso. Lieutenant Com
mandDr Norris and Lieutenant Allen
the members % the board. VIII resume
'hcir work by going over the EreI
FrIedrrh'a boilers
Remove ln1rliur ants
Immigration officials here today re-.
oeiFed authorization from Washington
20 remove from the Eitol Friedrich
The 90 Portuguese. French and Turk.
ish Immigrants taken from The sunk.
fu French passenger steamer FI1rId1.
Under guard Of immigration iu .uerf.
ORE they viii b. sent 90 Ellis leland.
in New York harb0r. tomorrow uIrhf
ON a steamer 0f the old Dominion
hne From Ellis Island they will be-
cent to South America by the French
Nne which originally undertook 90
transport them from France Nearly
all tho Immigrants are ineligible for
admission % tho United states Most
~ them have no money. and some are
diseased in the group are A dozen
children. who romped about IN the
Eitcl Friedrich.e stcerage today.
pcored over az the curious folk who
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Why So Many Feel TIred

Spring fever usually is the result
OF sluggish bowels and torpid liver.
After months indoors, you are not
hkely 10 feel vigorous and sprightly.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are worth
their weight In gold" for that over
iull feeling, biliousness. gas on the
stomach. bad breath. Indigestion or
constipation. Their action Is quick.
comfortable and without
nausea or gripping Stout people say
they are blessing For sale by
John Coleman & Co
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these good things will be served TO
the women who attend her classes.
The school will open on March 22nd
and will continue throughout the week
Saturday afternoon excepted There
Will be six free lectures and cookery
lessons. every 1Be dealing with sucn
phases OF housekeeping and cooking
as present themselves every day in
the average American home.
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hocked here TO see the German oruis.
or. Visitors we're not permitted 10
board the ship. but hundreds obtained
entrance 10 the shipyard and Essed AZ
her az she lay At her dock silhouetted
against the shining rod hull Of the
United states batueship Pennsyiva.
MIA. largest warshlp IN tho world.
which viii be- launched here Tuesday.
Their one Hope
Apparently the one hope the on
GERS and crew 81 the cruiser cherish
is that some nirht when the fox BE-
heavy and the watch o. tho British
warshIpa on the capes lars. the Eitel
may push her PROV out Into the A..
nntic and take another chance
You have no idea what 10 means
20 Do IDLE here. when We know they
are hghfnE Off home" said Captain
Thier.rhcns To- an Associated Press
representative why. even when We
were ont there chasing enemy ships
and dodr.ng war vessels We couldn't
help feeling That au the things that
we're happening a. home would bd
only printed history for US
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RETURN HOME
DECLINE TO DISCUSS CONDITIONS
As THEY EXISTED m
SESSIONS.
General Belief Expressed. However.
THAT Special Session May De
Called In Summer

Ohio county delegates 20 the state
legislature who have been attending
the extraordinary session returned TO
the extraordinary session have re-
turned TO their respective homes. Il
might be said that tho members are
rot discouraged. but are disgusted
with the turn OF affairs in the Senate
towards the latter part OF the ses-
sion.
DIR. John J. Allen and Captain W
T, Otto returned yesterday. Hon.
Harry Weiss returned yesterday even
Ing. and Hon. Jesse A. Bloch vas
excused Friday. Dr. Allen said last
night that the House had done It's
duty. but the hold-ups were an in the
Senate. He Is Of the opinion that the
Senators will get together. In speak
ing Of the West Liberty appropriation
he said that II the Senate would pass
appropriation measures that this
would 20 back.
Captain Otto said that he was not
disposed TO discuss the work of the
legislature. as II had been pretty
clearly placed before the public He
Is OF the opinion that the House OF
Delegates did all the work IL was
called together for. but as TO the Sen
ate. It's work was poor. The other
delegates. Hon. Harry Weiss and Hon
Jesse Bloch. were OF the same
opinion.
Senators Ben Rosenbloom and o. 8
Marshall returned yesterday. Dr.
George W. Otto. sergeant-at-arms. will
return to-day. Mr.. W. r Keyser.
stan correspondent for The Intelli-
gencer, will also return this evening
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Some Of the Things You Learn
in These Big Volumes:

You Learn the Care Of the Eye and Ear,
the Nose and Threat the Lungs ard
Bronchial Tubes. You learn how 70
Prevent Headaches. Cancers, VaricOse
Veins, skin Diseases and Related Dis
orders, rheumatism and Kindred Dis
eases, oenito-Urinary Diseases, Insanity,
Nervous Diseases.
You Learn About Heredity. Menstrua-
Gen, Pregnancy, the Care OF Infants.
Diseases Of Children, the Heart, the
Stomach and Bowels Common Abdom-
lnal Pains. Skin. Hair, Clothing. DiEes-
ton, Exercise In General and the
Things 70 Do 70 Keep Well, What 20
Eat and How TO Cook It. The Medioine
Chest Country Sources OF Water Sup
ply, Appliances for Distributing Water.
Kidding stagaant Water Of Mosquitoes,
How 20 Detect Food Adulteration, Mush-
room Poisoning, Restoring the Appar-
entity Drowned, Heat Stroke and Flee
trie Shock, Wounds, spraina and
Bruises, Fractures, DiA!ocatiOns, ordi-
nary Poisona. Food Poisons Bites and
sings Burns, sealds, Prostitutes, and
many other things you must know in
order 10 live perfect and long life.
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War has saved the Louisiana sugar
planters. Prices are high and large
profits will be realized on the Crop.
The planters and others familiar with
the situation. says the Washington
Herald. insist that with the tariff OF
and the world at peace the Industry
must perish.
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Physicians Convinced

The participation OF such notable physicians not
less than the intrinsic worth OF the Library. has
brought about the fact that the very physicians and
specialists who told that the ideal household lib
rary OF medicine was inposSibility have. when
shown the completed product. been the FIRST TO com
mend the work. acknowledging that the thing had
been done that they thought could not be done
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strike out the epacting clause. by
vote OF sixteen to twelve.
on all these measures the Demo
Gratis hid behind their caucus pledge
that they would support no measure
TO raise new revenue. Two or three
declared that their vote on the Pierce
bill and also the production tax bill
did not represent their views respect
ing these measures. but that they
were bound TO vote as a unit
Attempts to get the electric head.
light bill and the Cooley boxing bill
up for immediate consideration failed
Awaiting some action by the Sen
ate. the House did not convene until
noon, and then after being in session
but a few minutes. recessed until 3
| O'Clock. The Senate was in session
most OF the day. Adjournment was
taken on motion Of Senator Marshall.
after the usual procedure had been
carried out.
Blessing Protested.
Declaring that the legislature had
violated the constitution which re-
quires the legislature to provide suffi-
cient revenue for the maintenance Of
the state, Senator Blessing. OF Mason
county. strenuously protested against
adjournment sine die. Referring TO
the statement OF Auditor Darst that
there would be no funds in the state
treasury after April /. of the present
year. TO pay the running expenses of
the state. and that the state will be
compelled 60 borrow sufficient money
10 pay the current obligations from
April /, to July ]. the Mason county
Senator declared the legislature was
not fulfilling its duty in adjourning
without making some provisions for
this deficit
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6SRD CONGRESS
toontinusa IRON First par.5

tgqnanued Prom Firut paFa1
prevention ~ erfravazsn~s and unius.
Q unable expenditure is l1 the house
% representative
Tho direct ropresentaflvrH ~ the
people. clothed under the constitution
VIII control ~ che public press. m
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