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final resort dismissed from the coun-
try.
The fact that Won Papen's letter was
personal one would not alter the
situation. II was pointed out today
that Lord Sackville Vests personal
letter on the political situation re
suited in his recall from the British
embassy here. Secretary Lansing
said that while the department had
no Official information on Won Pa
pens case, IL regarded the use OF an
American passport Tor carrying any
sort OF communication through the
lines Of the 'ligerents as an. abuse
OF that docr &.
The copy % the German note on the
Arabic as received at the state de-
partment varied from the copy cabled
TO The Associated Press from Ger
many only In that the former said the
submarine stopped the English steam.
er Dunsley about sixty nautical miles
south OF kinsale instead OF 16. Other
wise the two copies were pronounced
by state department officials as identi-
cal.
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GERMANS CONTINUE
CcOntiausd from FIRST PAga)


resess to fall into their hands. and
with the help OF the Germans are ad-
vancing to Rovno. the third Of these
fortified centers. Meanwhile the Ger
mans from the south of the Pripet
marshes 10 the region southwest OF
Wilma are fighting hard and with some
success for the stragetic railway sys-
tenn OF the Brest-Vilna area.
Most of this railway system is al
ready in the possession OF the inva-
ders but they are now aiming particu-
larry at the main trunk line which,
starting at Riga. runs through Dvinsk,
Wilma, Ida and the East Pripet marsh
es TO Rovno and onward to Lemberg.
Galicia. Military critics express the
opinion that once this line IS In the
hands OF the Austro-German forces
they Will go into winter quarters. for
the more important military purpose
OF bringing any large part OF the Rus
sian forces to decisive battle under
disadvantageous conditions now seems
out OF the question, as the autumn
rains already have set in. The three
main Russian armies under General
Ruzsky. Evert and Ivanoff. although
reduced and outnumbered. still are full
OF fight. as Is shown by their offensive
on the Sereth river. and the Austro-
Germans must look 10 their own de-
Tense before achievements reach
their opponents.
No News From Dardanelles.
There IL still a dearth OF news from
the Dardanelles. on the Austro-ItaI-
ian frontier the Italians continue their
attacks In the mountain regions where
their progress Is slow.
II Is disclosed BY the Sofia CORE
spondent Of the Associated Press that
Serbia has offered TO cede Macedonia
as far as the Nardar river. TO Bulgaria.
but that the latter watts the whole Of
Macedonia. This o. where the nego-
tiatiOns. Is was feared. would reach
a deadlock. Tor above all things Ser
bia desired 20 maintain a common
border with Greece. while Bulgaria
always demanded the cession OF Mon
astir. which being near the southwest
ern border. would make a common
border impossible.
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be offered as collateral II the loan is
to be financed largely by the national
banks as IL would have to be IL of the
proportion indicated. So far. It was
said. the holders OF American securi-
ties abroad have evinced a strong
tendency to cling to their holdings as
the best investment in the world to-
day. Nothing approaching half a
billion dollars of American securities
Is at the command of the British and
French governments. IL is said. al
though citizens of those countries have
eight TO ten times that amount Of such
securities in their vaults How to get
them out into the governments hands
has been the chief financial problem
OF both England and France recently.
Notwithstanding the handsome premi-
ums TO be obtained by selling them at
present while the exchange rates are
abnormally depressed.
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purpose. to the end OF considering the
affairs of Mexico from the information
al viewpoint only with the following
object, to-wit:
Asks Recognition.
IF your excellencies consider that
the first chief OF the constitutionaIist
army in charge Of the executive
power. citizen Venustiano Carranza,
maintains a defacto government IN
the republic with all the attributes
necessary for recognition as sucn
that you recommend TO your respec-
tive governments that It be so recog-
Itzed. thus establishing one more
bond Of friendship between the peo-
pie and the governments of your ex-
cellencies and the Mexican people
and the Mexican government.
Il have the honor 10 offer you
Messrs. Ministers. on this occasion
assurances OF my most courteous ana
distinguished consideration.
(Signed)
JESUS ACUNA,
Secretary in Charge OF Foreign he-
lation."
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FINANCE COMMISSION
CcOntiuusd from FIRST Pag..)


money values here has resulted in a
situation which. fnanciers have
feared. might DE paralleled with re-
spect to France. Great Britain ana
Russia II the exchange rates on their
moneys drop much lower than the
lowest levels already touched Chiefly
because Of the depreciation, Italy
some time ago cancelled orders for
millions OF bushels OF American
wheat and sent her buyers to Argen-
tina for the grain which otherwise
would have been purchased here.
Have to Co Elsewhere.
Great Britain and France. Il was
said tonight. have seriously conterl-
plated the possibility OF having to 20
to South America for grain and meats
TO an extent much greater than At
present and OF turning to Egypt for
their cotton. Munitions Of war 'hey
must buy In the United States be-
cause there Is no other market: but
these, II was sad. form only a minor
fraction OF the total exports and can
be paid for In gold for a long time
10 come.
From an authoritative source. n
was learned tonight that not only rad
Great Britain and France contem-
plated a heavy reduction in their
purchases here. in every line except
necessities which they cannot buy
elsewhere-but that q had been de-
cided that such a reduction would se
the only alternative left them should
the commission fail In is mission to
the United States.
Five hundred million dollars Is the
smallest sum which the commission
hopes to borrow. They would much
rather have a round billion. In view.
however. Of the many difficulties
which lie IN the way OF floating a
credit loan Of such proportions In
America. 10 was thought that the com.
missions task would be almost Of
hcrculean proportions In borrowing
the smaller sum. The entire proceeds.
of course. would be used I'm paying for
American supplies.
The Chief obstacle.
Chief ~ the obstacles which the
commission faces a. the nature 81 the
colletral 70 is regarded a. almost
imperative that American securities
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OR
NEW AUTO LIGHTS
ONE or FEATURES or LAST
NIGHTS HORSE SHOW on
FAIR GROUNDS.
invention OF Or. Thomas n. Kankins
ExplAined To Large Audfsnco-
Highly Endorsed.

At the night horse show on the f.tr
grounds last night a very conclusiva
demonstration OF the new Haslins Auto
lens was made. Two autos were ni..et
side by side across the track from ~.
stand On the one car were ordinary
reiiectors; on the other were installed
Dr. Haskins' invention. The much bet-
ter Ter mellow. and penetrating light OF
placed by the old glaring lights
lhsse new lens, which have made a
S,e,sss ION IN the auto world. were IN
ZINE ago, and are now being made an
t ne iAskins glass Plant in Martins
b',,,,s. Lhey are an imitation of the
concerned The upper and lower MARI -
me lenses are shaded. and in the CEN
yer - a pupil The light Is Thrown o,.f
latterally and concentrated on the 800
us does away with all the dangerous
GUNNER OF the ordinary light, and a
claimed. ~ -
-, Tests Of these lenses have been very
succtesIul. IL - AT once seen that there
Is no waste OF light. All the ravs SrS
thrown out on an even level, and the
,hla,e road IS much better Illuminated
tors Or. Haskins has succeeied in men,
trsting a much greater distance win
Light Highly Endorsod.
- ttttet was read lass night from the
i o5s1goleday -hil Electric Copmany. OF
fittsburgh. TO whom several lcneee were
recently sent. The letter was dated
september ? and stated that three have
ptcn placed and the Company Is elad IL
report that they are proving very naffn-
factory one OF the PURCHASERS. NVm H
Sein nell. wrote letter 10 t1e Doahlf-
Gay -hlll ELECTRIC Company. under dale
% september l. stating that ~ IL
pleased with the headlight which. ~
says, - decided success. Mr. Cnr1n-
bells letter goes On TO say thaf he rrar-
eled twenty miles through the country
on a dark night. enG the lenses threw
bright ray Of light from 400 10 500
icet ahead OF the machine as wei a. =
bright light 60 the side. ard ali fhl1. rl|Ik-
out a binding effect.
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GERMAN NOTE
Ccontinusd Prom FIRST Pagsl

but the isappoln;ment OF officials was
Undisguised. The latest turn in the
submarine cOntrOversary almost over
Swallowed the Dumba case
Won Papen Involved
Captain Won Papen is involved In
the Dumba case because he forwarded
by James r. j. Archibald. the Amer.
tcan CORES pondent travelling under
an American passport, a personal let
ter IN which he made offensive state
ments about American officials. More
over Ambassador Dumba's letter 10
the Vienna foreign office. found on
Archibald. mentioned Won Papen as
having approved what the state de.
partmcnt in its note 10 the Austro.
hungarian government characterized
az a conspiracy 10 cripple the leriti-
mate industries Of The United States.
Consul General huber d. drawn into
the case because the Dumba letter
disclOHed that he war connected with
thl- strike plan.
High officials indicated today. that
the government would take stems Of
some kind against the editor Of a
Hungarian Newspaper in this country
from whom a memorandum was en-
..''A NNN .NN' N'NNINWA NH.NNH'N NNNNINNINNI "a
carefully prepared plans Tor putting
into effect the scheme for handicap
ping munitions plants.
Count Won Bernsform d. involved
technically because Archibald carried
a letter from him. bzut a. 90 was a
copy Of statement previously made
to the Ambassador b. Secretary Ian.
sing wholly of an lnnocuoua char.
acter. officials do not regard the Ger.
man Ambassador status On the A.
fair az approaching that 81 biz milf
tary attache or the Austrian consul
general
Await Austrian Action
~ ls quite probable that until the
Vienna foreign Office replies 10 the
request for tho withdrawal OF Dr Dunn.
ba nothing further VIII Do done in bis
case. nor in The Cases OF Won panon
or Nuber. ~ the receipt OF documcn.
tary evidence bears out the Informa.
lion nov in the hands OF the state de-
parfmcnt officials would not b.
aurprised 90 see both men Withdrawn
b. their home gogcrnmcnt. or. a. n
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LONG DISTANCE
GOLF RECORD

CHICAGO SEPT 10 Setting ca record
Tor lonr-dlstance coli Miaa Alexis stIrl-
lnE. ~ Auant1. guutnrrn champion. TO-
day took Mrs g.. o. V1ndtrbrck the
InNanfIrhia expert. 90 fhr ILuf hole
before aucrumhlnr ln the arnl-nnnfr I'd
nc W1men'1 national Tolf tournament lt
Onwrufria club
Mra Vandebccka hard-earnaf victory
over thc il-vear-oid riri allows Der fo
Clnfelt the final round fn.mnrruu with
Mr. W. a. Gavin. ~ ErFInnf VINO
eliminated MiHa Erneafino rfarre fhr
iaet DhicaFo contender live and three
The afeadluera and excellent afvlr o.
ne e0ufhrrn girl won Tho support ri fhr
large gallery N rniIr .frnrtrf women
who followed che match fa fnr fnr rifr
81 the links Only f0 Gee her lnnr 0n fha
fourth offra hole arrarruffr because oil
che raln Nnlrn lrnururI fHn fnnnInrnhfr
fhr0ur at fhe same Zinc ff fr1urrT
NlaH ffrrlinrH cnnuul0nahl1 hruaa fnr
this year. To uHnrrnmH Mics nfnrIIrn
Ne Nanderhnrk ha1 fr play Dc 10 fhe
p holes Dr. W1urna par. gre southern
CHAMPION herself mailing fG holes in
rar The younger player odd fhr Hnffrr
n fne IunH STROKES. but fHn rNUlHnf.
Dhlar uaH usually better af fhr snort
atrukes whsr a. came to hoielug 0ut On
close holes
Mr. Vandeberk ir fsvarifa Tor the
nrnl round fn-u0rfur. having aunrn red
nufer % f0r fnr five rnunIa nInvad.
while Nra. Gavin haa ranged around gs
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CARRANZA DECLINES
(oOntanusd from Fir., Pur..,

90 not wish TO pass without mention.
IN order to produce IN your minds the
intimate conviction that the conduct
OF the FIRST chief of the Constitutional.
LEI army, in charge Of the executive
power OF the nation, In this attitude
Is inspired solely by the highest du.
ties imposed upon him by his elevated
trust
Il am sure that your exceIlencies
DO not doubt that Mexico r. at present
IN the thrOes OF revolution In which
" d. proposed to wipe out the last
Vestige OF the colonial epoch. a. well
as all the errors and abuses OF past
administrations. and realize the noble
aspirations for the welfare and the
betterment Of the Mexican peopIe
On the other hand. your excelIen.
cies Will have been able to observe
from the answers received 10 your
note from the military chiefs and
civil subordlnatcs OF the first chief.
taincy that the FIRST chief BE- the only
authority that could decide. and who.
In fact. does decide matters submitted
20 the consideration OF the former.
who. with their replies. have given an
eloquent example OF their discipIino
and solidarity. at the same time civ.
INK evidence that the first chief has
known how TO presrvc unity within
the Constitutional government. not.
Withstanding the proiongatiOn OF the
strife and ln spite OF the lrnoblo and
repeated intrigucs Of our enemies for
the relaxation of discipline in the con.
stitutionalist army. and their attempts
to corrupt its principal chiefs
Great Responsibility.
The FIRST chief boz conaoquonro.
bears the immense responsibility OF
the realization Of the national ambi
tons. and be cannot by means of any
dealings. cndanRer tho fate OF tho
country nor permit the enemies OF
the cause which be- represents 10 par.
uclpate directly in the government
Nor does Do believe DO Just nor
wise TO bring t0 naueht the results OF
the blood spilled on the republics rou
BY following the course which your ov.
ceilencics courtcousiy and dlsintcrost.
cdly indicate to him. but which De
considers erroneous ln Wow Of the
teachings of our own experience.
ON short. the revolution OF 1910.
Initiated hy Don Francisco T. Madcro.
was not able to ful0u Co. object be-.
cause Of che pact made at 1narcz with
the Old regime The treaties there
entered into lcft The enemies OF the
people Ftill o. footing and were one Of
tho principal causes OF the tragic
events OF Fobruury 1913. OF which
your cVcclienciea are no doubt corni.
rant and IN the Vaccinations of
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The citizens OF Fulton and the city
water officials are having an arEumen,
over who Is 20 stand the expenses OF
the new equipment for the water lines.
Virginia Dean. OF fleasanton. who
has been III for the past rev ways. rs
again able 10 be out
Miss Anna Frazier. Of Waynesburg,
Pa. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Nc
Causland. Of Elm Grove.
Mrs. Lucille Welsh, Or MorFantown.
Is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Wul Cruise
at their home IN EchU Point
Miss Davis Hin. Of THIN, o.. who
has been visiting relatives ia Elm Grove
returned 20 her home yesterday.
William Bowers. OF Elm Grove. Is
III az his home.
Mrs James Ronksley Is retained al
her home In the Woods addition. Elm
Grove. on account OF illness
Misses Lucy Minor and Anna rsushon.
OF Elm Grove will leave tomorrow FOR
Covington. KY where they viii visit
relatives
Robert Darrah. OF woodlawn has left
for MorEantoWn, where he viii Resume
his studies az the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo winters. OF Elm
Grove. are spending several days at
Findlay. O. the guest Of friends.
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All meetings. which have been sus-
pended during the summer. Will be re-
sumed Sunday. The choir after six
weeks vacation. will again be on duty at
both morning and evening services. The
program for the day will be as follows
sunday school at $3.50 a. m, James r.
Soles, superintendent: preaching at ! 800
a m and 500 p. m. BY the pastor. Rev.
1. ;. Grose: Junior Epworth League at
$500 p. m. Mrs. II. r. GWenn. superin-
tendent. Senior Epworth League at 700
p m. Prof. c. c. Rossey. loader.
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ST PAUL. MINI Sept f0.-Johnuv
Irflr. % So Paul wlr fnulcf hN KID
Williams. ~ Baltimore. worlds cham
rion hautamwelrhf. in The nfth round
OF their scheduled tcn-rouud nu-dcrlHlou
nrht here tonight
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Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Valentine Heimberger. were
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the home OF his sister. Miss Anna
heimberger. at Triadelphia. Rev. Writ
NJ. stephens. pastor OF the Triadeiphia
M. +. church officiated. Interment was
IN the stone church Cemetery.
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A foreigner whose name could not be
Town Marshal J. .. Butler. OF Elm
Grove. for breaking into the William
Wharton home along the Il. * q. rail-
road. IL Is said that he broke open n
trunk In the house. but that he WAS dis
covered before he was able 10 get away
lie was arrested and lodged In 1asl. was
drunk and to-day he viii be given a
hearing before SQUIRE Charles SelberL
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Many Of the Modern Woodmcn OF the
PIKE district will leave this morning for
mountain Lake rank where they win at
tend the grand rally OF the organization
which viii be held today. The Modern
Noodmen band OF Elm Grove will take
part In the exercises which will be car
rled out IN connection with the event.
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GOOD entertainment Arranged.

a splendid literary and musical en-
tertainment will be given at the Short
Greek NJ. +. church on Tuesday evening
under the auspices Of the Loyal Band
Bible class, which recently purchased q
piano for the Sunday school Miss
Holmes. a reader OF prominence will b.
present 70 take part IN the eNercIses.
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The musical entertainment given last
evening In the auditorium OF the Ma
uonal Bank building at West Alexander
By Mrs Elizabeth Heplcr-Wallace OF
Steubenville o.. was splendid success.
Mrss wallace was ably assisted BY a
reader and pianist.
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sabbath school at t:f5 a. m Inspiring
adults and children. Public worship at
II a. m. and 80 D. m. Morning theme
The Lamb Slain. Evening theme. Say
Well W.. Do Well" Young Peoples So
cicty OF Christian Endcavor at $50. You
are invited TO worship with US.
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LOCAL BAPTISTS
VIII Attend Meeting OF Pan-uandis
Association in ClayavflIo
Next Week.

Rev. r. r.. Hrininstool. pastor Of tho
FIRST Baptist church. and Rev A. H Nil
Ter. pastor Of the Emmanuel Hapfiet
church. and others Of this city. viii al
tend the tifty-firHt annual session OF
which viii be held In The C1ayavliie Hap-
tist church az ClaysFiflc. Pa. on Seufeun-
Der ~ 20 IS.
gram and viii take an active part In tho
sessions on Tuesday evening Rev.
hrininstoul viii deliver an address on
lhe tlutrcnch OF tile Church" on
nurgu1y morning ne VIII lead the
Round Table conferences. Mrs. HrInin-
MiaeiouarV convention. Rev Miller will
give the report OF che COMMITTEES on
Church Ediflcc Work. and on thursday
morninE VIII address the meeting ON
The BAT Of the Land"
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Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Ella Ewing, wife Of W. W.
Ewing. who died Wednesday evening AT
her home near Viola. will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock In the chapel at
Att. Calvary cemeesrye.- Rev Father
PflsGer will omiciate Interment Will
be in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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The members OF the Keystone Bible
class OF the Presbyterian church OF Elm
Grove. enjoyed a very pleasant time
last evening at the home OF Hugh
Nichols in Patterson. The evening was
spent In the playing OF various games.
at the close OF which delightful re- resh-
mcnts were served.
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Tho Edrwood Lutheran church re-
frcahmcnf stand was about the busiest
place on the fair grounds Their Ilffia
band ~ women and men have been hunv
DAY and night preparing for and rnrvinx
fnr crowds with home made goodies and
they were vel pafroniEcd every day.
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~ 9. smith. a prominent farmer OF
near West Liberty. was painfully in1ur-
Cd "Wednesday while out blowing ON his
farm The plOw IN some way struck a
root which caused the handles OF the
plough 10 hit Mr.. Smith dfslocating his
lett collar bone. Following the accident
ne was taken TO the North Wheeling
hospital where he Is undergoing treat
ment He Is getting along as well as
could be expected and viii be able to
rave the Institution inside OF the nexs
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OUT-THE-PIKE


Miss Virginia Bowman. 7 year oid
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bow
man. OF EdgWood. fell down the steps
AZ her home Thursday evening. sustain
ING painful injuries Her exact condi-
ion VIII not Be known for several hOtlrs.
however. unless she received internal
injuries she Will get along nicely. Il IL
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Begin with and you will be ready to start business career
IN few months You will be able with the same
advantage some of our student.
OF three ago. who positions paving from,
$1,5O0.00 to 100000 year.
small of people have already arranged make the
start with us Monday. Decide to be me of Them
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ARE YOU GETTING ALL YOU ARE WORTH?

q Are wasting ability a small measre salary?
q salary - ~ -s-e'
With Elliott training business YOU has spen-
did positions waiting for You a much
greater than could hope
hrst position will simply be stepping ones little
e later " 1850
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Chief of the obstacles which the
commission faces a. the nature of the
colletral 10 is regarded az almost
imperative that American securities
The Washington times., 1915-10-26
Sing Sing Safe Safe,
Verdict of Experts

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-There was a
safe-cracking bee in Sing Sing prison
In which many skilled performers par
ticipated, though 1t is to be said for
the safe. pretty old and rusty one
at that. that II put up a game re-
sistance for many hours.
The safe is to serve as the reposi-
tory OF the funds OF the members It
the Welfare League. and was gift.
But 1t was locked and the donor had
forgotten the combination.
He frankly stated. however. that he
thought this little matter would be
a small difficulty In Sing Sing.
20. X" Bill Myers and Bill" Tre-
fry. experts in their day. had to call
in help. They were trying to open
the safe by feel" but the tumblers
OF the combinations were rusty. and
after a dozen experts had tried their
hands on the safe as IT stood In the
mess hall corridor. 80. h. Bill" roared
In disgust and said:
There's nothing for this blamed
thing but the soup"
Just then Bit Trefry. kneeling
before the safe. arose in prize. The
safe door was open. But 1t had taken
all afternoon and the members Of the
league present shook hands on the
proposition that Sing Sings bank had
a pretty safe safe.