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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
viii Make Cholera serum.

GAINESVILLE DIR. A. G. Ross and HI.
E. Garrison of Converse. Ind, have
purchased property for a factory site
for hog serum mandatory Later
they expect to manufacture other pro-
ducts OF similar nature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
Tornado Kills Two In Canada.

Redcliffe, Alberta, June 29-Two
persons were willed, ten injured and
property was damaged to the extent
of 100000 by tornado which swept
this section The town of Grass Lake
was virtually destroyed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
Physical Director Promoted.

Fond du Lac.-Frank NJ. Lordy, ply
steal director at the Fond du Lac Y.
NJ c. A. for the past year. has been
appointed assistant physical director
of the Central Y NJ. C. A. of Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
Boosters Are Organized.

Weyauwega advancement as
ISOLATION has been formed here with
ninety members, with Dr. E. H. Jones
as president.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
wife setrays His whereabouts.

Beloit- whereabouts betrayed
by his wife before she Fnew that he
was wanted. H. H. Robertson was
brought back from Memphis, Tenn,
to answer charge of forgery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
TcMn own Road tractor.

GAINESVILLE The Town Of Harmony,
Rock county, is probably the only
county township in the state that act
ually owns and operates a traction
road engine for township road work.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
Prizes for Ticket Sellers.

Antigo.-To increase attendance at
the Langlade county fair this fall a
ticket selling contest has been open.
ed. Substantial! prizes are to re award
ed winners.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
RESTA WINS B|GRACE
WORLDS AUTO RECORDS Co
CRASHING AS ITALIAN LEADS
CHICAGO DERBY.
AVERAGES $3.50 AN HOUR

Victor Thrills Crowd by Clipping Hub
Mark for Distance &c Minutes %
acknowledgement Finishes Sec
ond-Grant Never Stops.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
Fiaht on Sunday Bill Due.

The Helm Sunday law bill, it ap-
pears, is to cause another fight in the
assembly. The bill was non-con-
Cured in by the senate The assem-
bly, received a request from the sem
ate to return the bill to the senate.
Opposition developed, Assemblyman
Spoor being for return and Assembly
man Cretney being against
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-12

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
RIOTS REPORTED
IN M0NASTIR


BERLIN. Nov By wireless 20
Tuckerton. N in the bulgarian
headauarters report OF October 30. as
made public today by the Overseas
News agency Do says
Private reports from ssionIki say
there have been terrible riots in Mon.
asilr where the Macedonian populn.
lion rose arainst The Scrvia authorI.
ties. ln the other scrbo Macedonian
towns tho Macedonian bands are mas.
tcrs of fho situation
Tho Overseas News agency today.
also gave ont Tho followinE.
IN Sofia there is general indiEna.
lion over thc news from England that
BulEarians have been dcportcd to The
colonies and from Russia where they
have been opposed 10 the crueltiea of
m0bs. Several Huleariane have been
tortured and HEsHesinated and their
properties ranFacfcd.
'Tho bulgarian government has or
dercd tho concentration 0f enfmier in
certain towns and recommended to
The authorities The humane treatment
~ The lnfeucd persons who are aI.
lowed to carry with them tho nrrca.
sary money and belonging"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
OtUnerS of Steamer Hooking
Protest to Secretary Lansing
Against Seizure By British

NEW YORK. Nov "A protest
against The seizure of the American
steamer Hooking by n British man Of
war. which carried her. with o. prize
crew aboard. into Hanfav. was lodged
today with Secretary OF State Lansing
hy Richard e. WaEncr. president OF
The American Transatlantic Steam
ship Company. The Uock.nr's owner
Just advised that oLr steamship
Hooking. while on route in ballast 90
Norfolk Va. to load coal Tor the At.
Eenune. under charter io william r.
Grace a Company. was captured by q
British cruiser and is now In Halifax
reads ST. WaEntr's telegram fo Sec.
rcfHrf Lansing We know of no
cauao f0r This eeiu.rc. and ash that
YOU hlo protest and request The ALLEGED
reasons Cor the seizure
Earlier iu thn day Mr Wncucr re-
colted telcrram from Captain pa.
hre % the Hooking advsIug him Of
ihe seizure. and stating that he bad
consulted the American consul az Hall.
faN To this Mr. Wagner sent reply
requcatinF the captain to report by
.tclcEraph the exact time and place of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
START DRAFTING
THE ARMY BILLS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Arrange-
ments were made today by Senator
Chamberlain. chairman OF the senate
military Affairs committee to begin
drafting Immediately the series OF bills
which Will be introduced AZ the open-
ing OF congress 10 carry out the army's
part OF the administrations national
defense program. Chairman Hay. OF
the house military affairs committee.
IL expected 10 join Senator Chamber
lain later and Identical bills carrying
out the program probably will be in
troduced simultaneously In both
houses. II Is probable that there will
be az least three bills. exclusive Of this
appropriation measures. which will
originate In the house az required By
the constitution.
Congress will be asked. Il was
learned today. 20 appropriate SO 900. =
600 this year for the Organized militia
of the country. or just about double
the average amount asked BY the war
department for this purpose dufiug
the last few years The money will
20 into equipment for the guardsmen.
particularly. special service corps liz
the artillery. signal corps. aviation.
engineers and the like % is Understood
The bill providing for the orRaniza.
ton q the continental army viii dis
tribute this force throughout the coun.
try. according 10 population under pres.
ent plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
PROHIBITION AND SUFFRAGE
TO BE ISSUES IN MANY
STATE ELECTIONS TO-DAY

COLUMBrs. o.. SOY. with the
issue Of state wide prohibition In tho
forefront. the campaign n ONO closed
tonight with rallies and mass meetings
In many cities and towns. Fair wealth.
~ for election day was promised and
The prediction waH generally made that
a normal vote would be polled tomor.
row. despite ihe fact that no state
ticket is 20 b. elected
lu addition f0 Tho constitutional
amendments and laWe subjected fo
referendum only municipal officers are
20 be- elected ln cifhty one riiIca and
~ Villages Tho rrmDaIFn over state
vide prohibition har been brief thf
activities Of both wefa and drfr not
haVinE opened until early in October
% increared in animation. however. aa
ne days passed end t0uIeht both rIdra.
with Eeemina confidence. were claim.
inR The victory at f1e polls tomorrow
stability Amendment
Only a little iese interest Dr. fef on
the vote 90 The proposed c0nsfifufIonaI
sfabiiitY amfrfment the effect ~
which would BE- thar prohibition could
noi b. voted upon araln for six Year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
APPOINTED BY GOV. HAT
FIELD TO SUCCEED JUDGE
IRA ROBINSON.
AppOintee a Man of High Legal
Attainments-Means Vacancy
On Debt Commission.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. l.
Governor Henry D. Hatfield to-day
announced the 5sDtointment Of John
W. Mason. OF Falrniont. to the vacancy
on the bench of the West virginia
Supreme Court OF Appeals. occasioned
BY the resignation Of President Judge
Ira +. Robinson last week.
Judge Mason Is a veteran bf the
Civil War. he having had four years
OF service. He was born near Smith
town, in the Clinton district of Monon-
gala county. W. Va. January 10. 1892.
The well known jurist was educated
II the common schools of Monongalia
county, and later in Monongalla Acad-
emy. now the State University al Nor
gantown.
When the war broke out between
the States he cast his lot with the
Union army. serving as sergeant in
Battery r. West Virginia Artillery.
Al the end OF the war he received his
honorable Discharge at Wheeling. this
State.
Following his discharge from the
army he read law with Judge J. Mar
shall Hagans. and was admitted TO the
par IN 1861. a successful practice
followed. President Harrison appoint.
ed him commissioner Of internal reve.
nue.. and he was later appointed Judge
OF the Circuit Court by Governor At
kinsOn. The same year he was re-
elected 10 ill the remainder Of the
term. and in 1904 he was nominated
and elected to the same position.
judge Mason was chairman OF the
Republican State Committee from
1872 TO 1876. and was a member OF
the Republican National Committee
from 1876 TO 1gSS
Governor Hatfield named Judge Ma
son as a member Of the Virginia debt
commission. which position be- held
AZ the time Of his appointment yes.
terday. lie will Immediately resign
from the commission to enter upon his
rev duties
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Parliament
Session to be
MOn1entOuS

LONDON. Nov. !. $50 p. m.-There
has been a notable decrease in the
political discussions and the attacks
on the government in the past few
days. Equally, noticeable has been
the growth OF optimism regarding the
success Of Lord Derby's recruiting
scheme
Premier Asquith's speech in the
house Of commons tomorrow. unless
expectations are disappointed. win be
one of the most important events re-
lating TO Great Britains conduct OF
the war Some Of the newspapers
go so far az 20 say that the premier's
political future depends on how he ac-
quits himself at this eventful moment.
The principal matters which the
country has been discussing and on
which requests for a revelation OF the
governments policy have been put
forth by the press and by numerous
members. including some Of the pre-
mier's friends, are the general Balkan
position. the governments policy re-
gardinr help for Sefvia. the attitude
Of Greece and Rumania: conscription.
the censorship reduction In the size
Of the cabinet and appointment OF a
general staff 10 have supreme dirnc-
tion Of military operations. These
subjects are on the question paper Of
the house and win BE- dealt with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
REPORTS FROM FEDERAL
RESERVE AGENTS IN
ALL SECTIONS.
Tell of Better Conditions-All
Sections of Country Affect
ed Alike.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Business
conditions throughout most Of the
country improved considerably during
september. according TO reports from
Federal reserve agents. made public
tonight by the federal reserve board.
AS whole the picture OF conditions
IL regarded by officials as the most
favorable received by the board in
many months.
For the Boston district. IL is said
that there has been considerable i'm
provement in commercial activities
and that reports coming In to that
city from the different lines OF trade
are not only cheerful. but decidedly
optimistic for the future
Industrial activity in the New York
district the report shows. increased
during the month. and Wholesale and
retail trade expanded with better col
lections Reports almost uniformly
good have been received from many
sections Of the district.
Philadelphia says that improved
business conditions are reported from
nearly all parts OF the district.
Steel Big Influence.
Unprecedented conditions in the
steel trade continue to be big factor
In influencing business IN the Cleve-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
RIDDER DIES
SUDDENLY
PROMINENT GERMAN-AMERI-
CAN PASSES AWAY IN
NEW YORK.
Was Prominent Newspaperman of
Country and Well Known
Politically.

NEW YORK. Nov. Herman Rid
der. former treasurer OF the Demo
cratic national committee. and pub
Usher Of the New York Stars ZeltunR.
died suddenly late today az his home
in this city.
The cause Of Mr.. Riders death was
kidney trouble OF an acute form lie
had been M about ten months and Tor
two weeks past his condition had been
critical. He was in his 65th year
Members Of his family were sum-
moned 10 the bedside late today when
II was seen that he could last but lit
lie longer and were with him when he
died.
Among large number OF prominent
German American citizens Of tho
United States. Herman Ridder was one
OF the most conspicuous figures In the
newspaper publishing business and in
politics. His associates in the pub
fishing business had honored him al
one time with the presidency OF the
American Newspaper Publishers Asso-
clauon. and for many years be held
high offices I'm The Associated Press.
as treasurer and a director. IN poll
tics Do was such a factor that he was
talked Of an the national Democratic
convention In Denver. In 1905 as a
possible nominee for vice president on
the ticket with Bryan. whom how.
ever Mr. Ridder opposed at that time
he also was discussed later az a like
N selection for ambassador to Ger
many
Succeeded Haskell
Following the nomination of Bryan
at the 1908 convention. after former
Governor Charles ~ Haskell Of Okia.
homa. had Resigned ss treasurer of tho
national Democratic con mitteo be-
cause of his anliiatlon with standard
OIL interests Mr. Hidder was chosen
or treasurer and boz bic own name and
those 81 his brothers no contributed
$4,000 tho largest single contribution
to The Bryan campaign
Mr kddDr was owner and editor of
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BULLETS AND SHELLS FLY
OYER AMERICAN TERRITORY
Orders to
Return Fire
Hold Good

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. l.
After consultation to-day between the
White House and War Department.
4. was decided that the orders given
TO American troops on the border last
May-to return any fire from Mexican
territory that endangered lives on the
American side--Would be effective in
the situation at Douglas.
should bullets continually fall into
Arizona and jeopardize the safety OF
American residents. American troops
without further reference to Wash
ington, are to shell that faction which
II responsible for the firing into Amer
lean territory.
Major General Funston was en- route
to Douglas tonight to take personal
command of the situation. From Al
pine. Texas. and Maria. Texas. to-day
pc Ne iourneyed westward he detailed
to Secretary Garrison the following re-
POft on the situation:
Reports to Garrison.
Following from Colonel Slocum.
Douglas, Ariz-. received by me while
en- route 20 Douglas-'In an interview
with reliable man. nine miles east Of
here az o'clock this afternoon. villa
learned for first time that Carranza
had been recognized by the United
states. and that Carranza reinforce
ments were being transported through
the United States for Mexican garri-
son at Aqua Prieta. He became very
angry and declared that he was
through with them all: that that was
how he was 10 be repaid for the pro-
lection he has given Americans and
other foreigners. and that he would
take Aqua Prieta II he had to fight
the whole Carranza army and the
Uaited States combined Villa
launched into q TRADE against the
United States government. with the
assertion that he only had $4,000
troops in his column now advancing
on Aqua Prieta. and he would throw
down the gauntlet TO Carranza and the
United States. lighting both at the
same time II necessary. The above
Information / believe trustworthy. II
came from an American who knows
Villa personally. Have informed Gen
ersl Davis of the facts
ALSO the following from Colonel
Sage at Nogales. Ariz.-'Governor
Randall tore out railroad tracks cross
ing international boundary this after
noon. suspending all possible traffic.
Reported ne intends 20 build fence
across gaps in international fence and
prohibit all communication between
the two towns Evidence that the sol
diery and populace are being melted.
Anti-American feeling running high.
Situation tense. Reported fighting
between villa and troops at Torres
and Carranza troops under General
pisruez today Several railroad
bridges burned between Hermosillo
and Torres
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AMERICAN CITIZEN WOUND
ED AND OTHERS ARE
ENDANGERED.
WARNING TO CHANGE DIREc.
TON OF FIRE HEEDED
BY MEXICANs.
EXTENT OF CASUALTIES ARE
NOT KNoWN-FIGHTING
UNUSUALLY SEVERE.

DOUGLAS, ArIz.. Nov. t.-oen-
eraI Villa delivered his long ex.
peeted attack on the carranza
garrison at Aqua Prieta, late to-
day and within two hours after
the INST gun was fired machine
gun bullets and shell fragments
showered over American territory
woundina Louis :. Taylor, a res
taurant walter and endanqerina
scores Of American soldiers in
trenches south OF the United
States army camp. two miles east
Of Douelas.
What appeared 70 be a general
advance began at $50 O'Clock TO-
night when the Villa forces open-
ed a heavy fire from all sides Of
the town.
The firing, however, ceased
when the Villa troops had reached
the wire entsneIements on the
east side Of Ausa Prieta and be-
gan TO dig themselves In.
Meanwhile the Carranza qarri-
son was sweeping all approaches
with rife and machine aun vol
~ Al
though IL Is believed the voIleys
went over the heads Of the villa
forces, cheers rang out from TIN
Carranza trenches as every vol
ley was fired.
Taylor was shot down in front
OF the United States custom
heuse, where more than seventy
machine gun bullets sped among
.threns Of soldiers and Mexican
women and children who were
coming across the line.
Was Paralyzed.
The bullet struck in the middle {
he back as he started to run to cove
Ind his spine was seriously injure,
him.
General Thomas r. Davis, comman,
ms the six thousand American troop
'n duty at the border. prompt
armed the commanders OF both Ne,
toontinued on Page s0vsn-)
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MUCH DAMAGE
DONE AT VARNA

LONDON. Nov. 2. $3.50 a. m.-The
bornhardment Of Earna did much dam
axe. especially 81 tho Armenian and
creek quarters uf the town according
io HuchNreFt dispaf chcz 90 the London
morning papers. The military club. MAJ
riue ar-eual. - iouHi bank and English
cotton factory We're damaged or destroy
90 NulIn the barracks outside the town
and ihe naval docks were damaged
King Ferdinand chaIclu of Huxino-
grad nau one wing destroyed and the
ancient monastery ln fhr grounds where
me King and queen reside iu preference
70 Inn ulIIr.- w. -L.I l...LL-M.I
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the seizure. and to ascertain and tele.
graph why the vessel was seized. Re.
plies had not been received to either
of Mr.. Wagner's tolerrams tonight
Mr. Wsaners Statement
To- an announcement made late to-
day. Mr. Wagner asserted that tho
officers and shareholders Of the
American Transatlantic Steamship
company we're al native Americans
and that hc know of mo- reason what
ever Tor the vessels seizure
The Hock.nr was bought last June
By thc company of which am prcsi.
den Mr. Wagner said. from Albert
Jensen. coal merchant of Copen.
haren Mt Jensen had bought the
vessel in March 1913 from w. Ryus
a Son of Rotterdam. who in turn. bad
hourht The steamer from The British
company by which she Was built in
England
When Q fouru that o. would be-
hard to obtain registry q eliminated
The Danish interest in che vessri hv
having my company purchase out
toouunusd On FaEs rwsivsD
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f the stability amendment should b.
adopted tomorrow
'ury leaders assert that the cam.
paiRu Of W. D. Bryan over tho state
has stirred tho rural communities.
and That Tho seventy countra which
returned ma ioriflof f0r prohibition iaat
year viii Increase their vote to NOR.
row They further expect .1 rut dovn
tho vote of The cities and thc is c0un-
Voc thaf voted wet llrf year
Ihn uffr. through their leaders.
have issued statements predicting
That The wet majority tomorrow will
Dol rrcatrr than laaf year. when rrohf
billion wac defeated by sfIa2 rofce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-02
PENNSY ASKS BIDS
ON 5000 new CARS

PUlIABELPHIA. Nov The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
DAY arkcd Tor bids on 1000 new stfoI
tteiEht cars. to replace old equipment.
Iwothirds 0l them are f0r the lines
east and onethird for tho system west
oi Pifisbureh. About goo 600 tons OF
finished steel VIII b. required 10 con.
ftruct The cars. and their total cost
Do estimated st between ton and eleven
million doilara
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LONDON. Nov. !. 10 D. m.-The
Germans have occupied Kraguyevatz.
the arsenal town of Servia. while their
bulgarian allies are pushing their way
through the mountains to Nish, Ser
Was war capital
From all sides the Germans. Austri-
ans and Buigarians are slowly closing
In on the Servian armies. the position
OF which grows graver daily. They
are fighting fiercely. however. TO save
their country. and have inflicted such
losses on Field Marshal Won Macken-
sens force that he has been compelled
10 send for reinforcements and leave
the more serious work OF invading the
eastern and southern part of the coun-
try TO the Bulgarians. who have had
more experience in mountain warfare
such as the Servians are waging.
From the junction OF the Danube
and Timok rivers. in the northeast,
TO Uskup. in the south. the Bulgarians
are moving westward. driving the. Ser
vians out of the towns into the noun
tains, but from Uskup southwark they
have been checked. as the Servians in
that territory have been reinforced by
the French and British. with modern
guns and With gunners. who gained
valuable experience in France and Gal
hpolL
Beyond the forces landed at Saloni-
XII. which German estimates place at
10000 men. there Is no news Of further
assistance being sent by the allies to
Seryfa. 80
Pressure in Rumania.
Russian transports have been re-
ported on Narna. but the report lacks
confirmation. There is evidence. how
ever. from Bucharest that the people
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