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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
AUSTRIA TOLD
 TO REMEMBER
 THE 8oER WAR

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-Pubiicity today was given to the United States reply rejecting Austria's views on lhe sale of munitions to England by this country.
 Though frinedly in tone, the note fatly dnies the Austrian contentious, and recalls that Austria and Germany furnished munitions of war to Great Britain during the Boer war, when England's enemies could not import such supplies. The note in conclusion insisted that the American govern ment is pursuing a strictly neutral course.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
BRITISH EMPIRE MAY
 BECOME ONE COUNTRY

LONDON. Aug. 16.-Andrew Bonar Law, Secretary for the Colonies. in a speech at Folkstone, said it was his be- lief that as a result of the var the time was sure to come, when the en- tire self-governing dominions, in pro- portion to their population and their resources. would take their part in the duties of governing the British Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
LONG DISTANCE NIGHT
 PHOTOGRAPHY INVENTED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.- Arthur Butts, of Brazil. Ind, claims to have invented a device enabling him to take a photograph of an object one and one-half miles away on a dark night, using a six-cell battery. With higher power. the photograph may be taken up to two and four miles away. The invention is expected to be of immense importance in warfare. The inventor will demonstrate the machine before the United States military ex- perts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
NEW PRESIDENT OF
 HAITI lNAUeURATEo

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-Rear Ad- miral Caperton has cabled the State Department that conditions in Hayi are again about normal and that there have been no further outbreaks among the natives since the inaugura- ton of President Dartiguenave.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
DENOTED;
 ALBERT VILE RESIGNS

Albert Vile has resigned as post master at Idltarod. and expects to go into business in some other inter for town. NIT. Vile left his post when the office grade was reduced by the postmaster-general. His salary was materially reduced.
 Mfr. Vile two years ago lived in Ju- neau for several months. At one time he was employed on The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
 SHOOT AIT
 US. PATROL

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. ts. - A de- taohment Of United stateo cavalry pa trollers was fired on last night from the Mexican side of tho Rio erande river near Progeso. The oavaIrymen returned tho fire, and tho shooting from the Mexican aide stopped. There were no casualties among tho Amerl- can troops.
 Late today the entire 2oth Infantry regiment was ordered here from Tex as City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
STANDARD OIL INTERESTS
 TO REPRESENT RUSSIA

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-It was re- ported in Wall Street that arrange ments are under way by which the Russian government will place the bulk of it's purchasing of war muni- tions and supplies in this country in thae hands of the Standard oil inter- ests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
MARINES ARE DROWNED
 FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. - Berdie Ray of Mississippi and Joe Robinson of Ohio. marines. were swept over board from the battleship New Hamp- shire and drowned during a storm yes terday in the Gulf of Mexico it was reported to the navy department to- day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
DAUGHTER BORN TO
 Mss. M. J. AUBREY

An eight-pound baby girl was born to Mrs. NJ. J. Aubrey of Perseverance yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's hos pital. Dr. l.. O. Sloane is in attend ance and both mother and child are reported as doing we'll The child was baptized this morning as Marian Aubrey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
ENGLAND MAY AID
 WHEAT PRODUCERS

LONDON, Aug, 16.- The English cabinet is strongly considering a plan to subsidize the wheat fields in the United Kingdom for the purpose of increasing the production of food stuffs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
SIX MILLION BALES
 OF COTTON CONSUMED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.--A bulle- tin Issued by the Department of agri- culture points out that the consump- tion of cotton in the United states for the past fiscal year win be around six millions of bales which is about the same amount used during the pre- vious fiscal year
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
cApTURE HERMAN TRENCHES.

PARIS. Aug 16.- Capture of a mile of German trenches between Bern haupt and Ammertzwiller, in Alsace, by Chasseurs, who wrecked the Ger man forces by exploding mines and then charging the crumbling works, was announced today by the war office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
mnnE MEM WAMrEn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 16. - The Western department of the army was Saturday advised by Secretary Garri- son, of the War Department that or ders had been issued for the recruit- ing, to full strength, of an National Guard regiments in the United States
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Alaska Cold closed today at S9%, Chino at 44H. Ray 22h. Utah Copper 66%, Copper metal is unsettled. It is quoted from l7K to IS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
rRAIN cIrIzEN soLpIERY.

SEATTLE. August 16.-seattle bus inessiness and professional men who want to learn military tactics will be given an opportunity at the second maneuvers at American Lake. The encampment will be held from Aug ust g to September 12.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16

Superintendent l.. D. Henderson. Miss Margaret Scott. Miss Lorraine Andrews. Miss Twitchel and Miss Lass. an Of whom are connected with the Juneau schools. are among those present at the conference. Word has been received that he will return to Juneau on the steamship Alameda sailing from Seattle on the 30th MT. Henderson has spent the greater part or the summer in California. and since the close of the summer session at Berkeley has been visiting his sister at Long Beach.
 Miss Margaret Scott. of the high school stan has been registered at the University Of California during the summer and since the close Of the session has been visiting her brother in Oakland
 Miss Lovina Wilson attended the University of Washington summer ses- sion and IS at present with parents at their summer home on Mount Raj nier.
 Miss Harriet Case of the grade pschools returned yesterday from Eagle River.
 Miss Blanche Dyer is visiting at her home in Minnesota. Miss Dyer will return to Juneau the first week in September accompanied by Miss Eve iyn F. Sullivan who has spent the summer at her home in Negaunee. Michigan.
 Miss Nina Sowerby who win be a member of the grade stan this year is at present visiting in Everett. Wash.
 Mrs. Jane Brenneman who will teach the seventh grade and Miss Aiyrl Eaken who has been employed as fifth grade teacher will arrive the latter part of the month
 Miss Wilson. Miss Scott. Miss Dyer. Miss Sullivan. Miss Twitchell, Miss Lass and Miss Eaken will arrive on the Spokane leaving Seattle about the first of September.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
SUNDAY BILL DEFEATED

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. 16.-A Sunday blue law, which would have prevented baseball, moving pictures, and all Sunday amusements with the exception of golf, was defeated in the State Senate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
U. S. TO PROTEST AGAINST
 DECISION IS pAclA CASE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-The Unit. ed States government is preparing to protest the decision of the French prize court confirming the seizure of the American schooner Dacia as a war prize. The Da ciawas owned by the Hamburg American Steamship Company. and was sold to am Ameri- can citizen after the outbreak of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
AERoPLANEs AND GUNS
 MAY GO TO TEXAS

SAN ANTONIO. Aug. 16.-Requisi- ton on the War Department for ten batteries of artillery and an army aeroplane will be made today by Gen eral Frederick Funston, according to reports. The guns will be sent to Brownsville, Texas. if further trouble is reported from that quarter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
MutlnY At chlhnnhna7

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-The hur- ried visit to Chihuahua City of Gener- q Villa is believed here to bear out reports that his garrison there is on the verge of mutlny. Villa left for the garrison, by special train, it is report oG
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
Co I'm Trainlno.

Nearly six hundred professional and businessmen today went into mili- tary training at American Lake, near Tacoma. Col. Wilson, of Fort Law ton. has been designated as their mil itary instructor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
TOWN
 ADMITS BANKRUPTCY

ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 16.-Hibbing Minn, with S75O,OOO in taxes levied, has confessed bankruptcy and has ap- pealed to Gov. M. S. Hammond to come to its aid. Eleven mining companies have refused to pay village taxes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
AssAlL TURK FORTS.

ATHENS. Aug. 16.-Having effect ed a iuncture with New Zealand troops near Gaba Tebe. British reinforce ments landed at suvla Bay are now preparing for an assault against the Turkish forts, it is reported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
WOMAN SUICIDES BECAUSE
 SHE CAN'T GET DOPE

ASHLAND. Ky. Aug. 16.-Despond- ent because under the anti-narcotic law she could not obtain morphine. Mrs. sallie Pigg, 40 years old, jumped in front of a c. 6 O. passenger train here and was decapitated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
Villa To Ratlfv lt.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-Accept- ance of the Pan-American plan for peace in Mexico is expected from Gen erals Villa and Angeles within a few days, as unofficial reports say that the Villa faction favors the plan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
MICK" LoNeWoRTH
VISITING SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Aug. 16.-Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio. and Mrs. Longworth (Alice Roosevelt are wis itors in Seattle. They are on their way to the Pacific exposi- tIon at San FraneIsco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
PHoroeRAPH METERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.- An order issued by the public utilities commits sion today will compel the photograph ing of gas meters, to insure accurate reading.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
wARsHlPs TO vERA CRUZ.

Washington, Aug. i6.-The battle ships New Hampshire and Loulalaoa, now in the Gulf of Mexico, today were ordered by wlreleso to proceed to Ve- ra Cruz.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
RAIn coNsrANTlNoPLE.

LONDON. Aug. 16.-An early dis patch to the Daily News today, from Athens. says that French and British aeroplanes have flown over constanti- nople. and that bombs thrown on Gal lata caused heavy casualties.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16

Washington, Aug. 16. - Re- ports received by the comptrol- Ter of the currency from O hum dred bank examiners who have
 been making @ tour of the coun- try. reveals a steady business improvement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
HUNTING PARTY
 GETS FIVE "MowlcH"

A hunting party consisting of E. G.. Dahlin. John Ptack. O. P. Bennett, j.. c. Lund and John Lund got five deer on Admiralty island yesterday. They made the trip on the launch "cordel- ia D."
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
OWEN SULLIVAN DIES.

SEATTLE. Aug. 1s. - Owen Sulli- van. saloon man, and well known sporting enthusiast. died here yester- day. of apoplexy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
W. J. eAFFNER pEAp.

SEATTLE. Aug. 16.-W. T. Gamer, a real estate dealer who is largely in- terested in Sound steamboats, died here thia morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
AMERICAN KILLED IN
 WAR IN EUROPE

MONTGOMERY. W Va. Aug. 16.- Advices received here by Charles Hen ry tell of the death of his son, Charles IT,, in the trenches Somewhere in France"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
sHARKEY WEEDS

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Tom Shark ey, former heavyweight pugiIist, and Miss Florence Mangole of Brooklyn. were married here Saturday evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
MARINE IS DROWNED.

SEATTLE. Aug. 16.-Private F. E. Sweeney of the United States marine corps stationed at Bremerton, was ac- cidentaliy drowned yesterday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
SEATTLE PIONEER
 DIES OF OLD AGE

SEATTLE. Aug. 16.-Dr. Henry Smith, S5. one of the first settlers, in Seattle. died today of old age. In 1853 he built a log house on what is now the site of a down town store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
MORGAN AT DESK.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-J. P. Mor- gan was back at his desk today for the first time since he was shot by Frank Holt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
TRAIN LEAVES RAILS;
 EIGHT PERSONS KILLED

LONDON, Aug. 16.-- An Irish mail train was derailed near here Saturday and eight persons were killed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-16
JUNEAU TEAcHERS AT
 NATIONAL CONVENTION

OAKLAND. Aug. 16.-In its regular annual session the National Education al Association began it's meeting to- day. Hundreds Of teachers from all over the country are attending the lectures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
W. & ]. HAS FINE
PASSING RECORD
RED AND BLACK AERIAL. ATTACK
CAhh1ED OPPONENTS OFF
THEIR FEET
foiwelfs Machine Gained Total OF .2a3
yards 70 opponents 375-Wealsyan
and Pit Broke it Up.

Last year Washington and Jefferson
'.nNNdiltf~ were famous Tor their mast
'tF OF inc Forward pass. but heir 1914
,.fg shows that Coach Fulwvu sue
even more dcNterous iT hrfritrs az. ,,i,.-
rtih and catching ~ than ever before.
mere Is mo- eleven tn the country more
over ~ ne forward passing game as
review OF the nine games shows
West Virginia University. Ws-tmiu-
flet hal' ana Lchigh were thrown into
INFUSION. almost solely bv means or
oiM.lls dangerous aerial attack Pitt
Nhu W t.ltNan were the only teams that
mere thlr 10 perfect "a defense against
We ulnss ot McCreight and Stobbs.
Wesleyan learned how by watching Pitt
and as Warner had al one dime the
Same pass himself ne found IL comparn-
Lively easy 10 direct his men in break
During the season W and J. atteuptel
lN2 passes and more than haIf dffy-,r.
percent TO be- exact were SUCCESSION
my 81 passes We're success rulll. ulafu-f
me W. a j. eleven out OF GN that s.r.
,sl'l- W and ]. gained 1928 yards tv
.l every game which was not devoted
il straight football with the cxc.utions
Ut Wesleyan and Pitt
Nuics throughout the east are hfrh
.t lnslI praise Of Coach Fulwou aud
XIV" him fun credit FOR deyrlouini- tn.
open Eafuc 20 "a point undreamcd OF seV-
'ri 'arS aso ana far beyond the PROV
- OF any other eleven who tried To-
ADOPT thi~ stN Of attack While most
teams have found the forward mass rtr-
reliable and yisky Coach Falvy.u has
made II almost a. sure as the straight
same ana the results are liable To worl.
many changes in the pastime before
many years.
Following is n brief summary show
INK the record OF the ". and j. uas-..
during the season:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
Kraus- Made 0vercoat

Nor is a slim pocket-book a
necessary result.
If YOU have a certain stvle
and quality ovcrcoat in mind.
price II somewhere. Then
come To kraus Bros. for il
and carry away a pocket
book fattcr by $3.50 or $500
than it would otherwise have
been.
Low prices and high quail
ltv are the advantages YOU
enjoy when YOU deal here at
whatever figure Won buy be-
tween SIS and $50.
Weather for today-Fair.
MnuA2oo,
t3SWn0tA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
BIG TOURNAMENT
IN BASKETBALL
WILL BE HELD FOR THIRD stJccrs
sANE YEAR AT BUCKHANNoN.
Fully Thirty High School ouintetteS Are
Expected 70 BE Entered-Same Eligt-
bility Rulo Exists.

special Dispatch r1 the IuteIIIgsrc,r.
~ ChHANNON. peccc with tr.
1N'toal4 season over interest at Yves
yam turns o. basketball ana tH. inter-
,Hl 'i me hundred or more high school
teams ui lar state Go tho biz Tournament.
Mhl, % viii Tor the third successive wear
u. hr.d on the Wesleyan cuIIUe. floor
hrI' rifay and saturday March IUtl
Last year sixteen hard fought Games
mao upu the tournament schedule and
ttl' year With fully thirty teams arc
expected to De entered and an sgusI
Humtrr 90 games will have 90 b. plav.d
'haflc-tou high school last wear car-
Iird OFT the IouUr- with four STRAIGHT
victories over Thomas. ParN.rs bJ.r.-
ulfWout and Weilsblrg and with ft.
Joss ui NOT O. single one OF her Nar-it..
men from last year, she should b.. ffa
laF"fitr o. win. Fulrmuur iS another
team that saould BE- exceptionally -trUn.-
lhla s. ear. AS She also loses Eo regular
from Atr 1915 aEgrt cation.
Iar same rules OF eligibility etc Al
last year VIII again b. enforced last
year Nty.iiuL. Charleston. Thomas
lmrmuu. Wull-burE. Weston Hurkbsr-
non lIkuus. FoIryi-w. CIarksburr Sis
i'r-f .... farH.r- burg Piedmont salem
ana Nlndl. bourne competed and This
year the most important additions ID
The I-t Hr. expected tn b. TIu.U..r
sutton. Huntington. Hinton. Chester '.r.I
-FOUR ur five others that were NOT r.rr..-
scented last winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
ALL-OPPONENTS
CHOSEN BY W.V.W.

Special Dispatch 90 the Irt,Ifirlrra-
SHANNON. Dec. lin accord
Hut" HltU uu annual custom. the meme
trr- " 'I. wesleyan football team t.-
day selected an All-Dupurcut team. rr-H.
W from the best individual PLAYERS fr.t
hta opposed the orange and T.arE
through Che season Just ended Tho fsa-.
selected has some U| tho a.rI.fe .f 4r.
A.l.Amsrlr1u combination. ua several .F
thH.. chosen have been r-.r. months.
mentioned for tho great honor. Tn.
team follows.
i.Ett End-HIgE.rH Penn state
Right Iarh.e.-W Iff.rsr..u. Washing
ton a. Jefferson
Right Guard Miller Penn State.
t.uffr..Ia Lambert. West EIrrIrIa
I.'. Guard Mexican. .r..ft.1 al
Jefferson
i..t TaeA'e-Nuan. Catholic Uai..--
t.f.
I.r Erd Heyman. wa-tIrr,an A.
Jefferson
gar..bars Ewing Penn state
IIerf H..f Barrett. WASHINGTON d.
l.'t Hf'f - rr.nan Penn state
i...Nt ...lF.r. N... t.r..r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
SYRACUSE WINS
FROM OREGON

I'iNI LAND. ore. Dec. with the
ala or a hcwildcrinE a--urfrr5..r t ,f t,1,,..
t"r syracuse University football team
g,L'Ated tho oregon Agricultural college
here today ~ 10 %.
The eastern aggregation Got ,h. u,,,,.
on th' AEElt@ the moment the latter
kl,Ned or. and scored two tuuehdnv.ns
Ip,.'ie the western players got their
Perfect execution OF numerous com
II'aL,d plays was what gave the VIC
TORS the advantage on tho offensive. e.,
ti, defensive their line tossed back inc
reference and dowucd the runner win
elQcAwprk regularity. VIZ"
lu ihr last quarter. however houore
N,l| almost even. The oregon team
parity solved SyrIcu=,.s PLAYS and rra,I.
hDuu cams on forward passes iuf.r-
$1,000 Win line piuulo-. White and
ine entire bacbucld PLAYED Il st,iI,-
same. Tor the Aggics Abrafn AZ risTt
""4t bdtN was his teams rualnstav
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trian count and a former officer in
both the German and Austrian nayIes.
That ne had been the paid agent OF
various foreign consulate agents
throughout the country and had re-
Ceived $4,000 for his services during
the past year.
Knew inside Details
That he knew the inside details OF
plots so extensively as 20 threaten en-
barassmeut OF the United States gov
eminent and involving representatives
of foreign governments az Washington
That conspiraCies had 70 do with
plans 10 destroy or cripple war muui-
ton plants. gaining secret information
concerning United States fortified
lions. undermining the government so
as To- create chaos IL this country be
came involved in International com.
plicauous and finally. the attempt at
bribery OF United States government
agents 10 obtain information.
That he was present In "a foreign
consulate" in New York when plans
were discussed which threatened the
life OF the president. the secretary of
state and other government officials.
that while the plan was not definitely
worked out, he heard an aftaChe there
remark.
"lf government officials iu Wasting
ton do not treat Us Justly in settling
these various International disputes
such as the Lus.tania. we will sprinkle
them with liquid fire and that will be-
the cudt"
Farroachinr Investigations are Ok.
peDfed 90 follow Rittors Arrest since
hr is being held al federal prisoner
although on state warrant with tho
high bail az 5000 believed to have
been aranseI so tho federal aufhorI
ties may hold him while they follow
..e amazing Cievs Doc BIAS furnished
..nm
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plomacy has been unable 10 arrive at
an adjustment. it is right and reason
able that the principale OF arbitration
should be contemplated II that view
required any confirmation 20 is TO be
found IN the arbitration treaty Concud
cd with the United States last year.
and. having agreed 20 the unrescryed
submission OF disputes OF all kinds TO
examination By a commission. a- set
out In that treaty. 10 seems 10 me it
would De illogical TO decline to look to
arbitration 10 there was failure TO ar
iiE" a. an adjustment reFardinc the
decisions Of our prize courts"
Strengthened and Weakened.
The order in council Of March IL
aimed at preventing CommudIfies Of
any Kind from reaching or leaving
Germany during tho war Lord Ilue-
dowuo declared had greatly strength.
cued the hands OF the government and
b. was impossible to suggest that Do
had weakened tho couutry's position
10 Doc Earl OF Portsmouth would pay
little attention to the reports from
an sides az to the economical pressure
from which Germany was -uH.r.ur. lc
would find. said the minister. that the
operations of tho f1rci-u office had not
been so unsuccessful as hc supposed
Lord Lan-doWn' was followed hv
Nircuuut Bryce. fhc former British
ambassador 90 Washington. Who r0irt
90 out That Erel1rd had already
agreed With tao United State. to sub.
mif questions such as those raised fo
arbitration. and b. was therefor. -..
I0r'Iunus tp inquire whether ans re.
cent assurances of This nature bad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
WEST VA. SQUAD
GIVEN BANQUET

special Dispatch Co the IntclIigencer.
-MpttPANIoWN. ". Va Dec l.
West \irgluIa.S greatest Of -4il I'm. -,
"dit team vas rendered the first of "a
-.il'3 ~ social functions Tonight for
,"gL state senator, Joseph McDermott.
Lhe entire squad. consisting OF thirty
'lsht men. was entertained beside. "a
number Of ruiay ruut,rs.
%, early part Uf Che evening was de-
voted in swimming. boxing WRESTLING
A'N .tN'E indoor sports. after which tH.
neN retired Co Senator M.r.rmutf'- era-
.'"-7 nome where banquet was served.
To-" next function will talk. ufr.. s.,fr.--
Gay '.thiuE 90 tho MADEIRA Hotel vhf-.
thr athletic board tenders Ca. team th.
annual banquet 4 biz celebration vii.
b. held following the BANQUET SstYr.i,,.
"iI 'NLrh-.F" plans are being made
4h- demonstration viii not o.. "a cafa-
,Ioilph 81 ih" victory over WESLEYAN.
L-i OF the season as a whole
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PLOT TO KILL
Ccoptinusd FROM first FAS.l

krowlrdue ~ plots against munitions
plants iu the United States.
Ritter was arrested on charge %
pf Irr worthless check for 500 orr
Mi-- Clara Darby He ia being held Zoo
$4,000 bail until the story. federal Of
h..aIs eaF boo told. can hn pr0b.d
AmOns the items iu Htrrs alleged
comic. ION was fhc claim chat h.a real
nam" b" LmDr.ch Vs. H'ror won HAT
'f..l. .ur of Cd former Austrian count
nd former officer iu both ffa Aus.
ff..u "nH German raFIna To-day how.
ever Ritter denied fo upN paper mon
Chat D.. fHl CON of a count
Ritter claim. boo .. .Hl inventor of
liquid 'r. Officers .l. IrI fHHf Hr
H.. been experiment I.rr extensively
with .f .H f.. local gao Fields
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Stout Pocket-BOOks

DAVE SAYS
n fat pocket-book is not a
necessary adjunct TO the pur-
chase of a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-02
GENERALS SHOT
Cconunusd Prom Firs, rage,

n ioh Alftl Eagel
fae expectation OF Joining Covern...
E.-'hau Canu at NcNfcalf. orposi.,
ta..NIeo. Calf
oDrerun also stated 'hat among tho
.Nn'f'" prisoners who surrendered
'o General D. Elias Gales was All.
..a'' ''-.-u'1 former commander 30
OOH" Mexican navy under Hucrta.