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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
Fred. A. Erschell, :,
2eidenbsitatter uuS Ginbuliamirsr
7.u. Yora Str, Wewport, ,ap.
zslspbon: eomb SO unb oouib 2eeo.
gIeIaHhria Office: 6tlaub 557 . 0
Gssfsn Hnb DeaeSxe.

- Die qolissi in Dapton III ssssn.
ipdrtig nit Der llntsriuhurg eines
isniationsGan 51nes bei6Gftist. Dars
nab ioLsn 3pei junse MGbh.n .inen
SO3iaIer aIub bsiu6t babsu, no Il.
nit seiiti9sn 9etranttn trd,tirt NOR,
ben fsin fOIsu. Rohbsm lie ii4 IN
bolbbsraui6tsm 3uitanbs befanbsu.
iolen i;s Don adt iunssn WGnntrn df.
todirt pprben fstn. Die Wdbden be-
fdnoen Iih, als iie aufssfuHben tpurs
ben, in f6limmsr 9eriaiTung.
- 2ouis gleib ir. iit sim 9eiut
ieines 8aters, 9ouis 9Ieih, f., all
Ger 4. lmo Canton ape.. ans Gilba
IN Iapton eingetroiien.
- TrGuIcin Jrmces gobn, 5ie
Eodtcr oe5 Soerrn Soicpb 80. 9chn
BON Gopton bat iid) NIT Dem apothe.
fer Scrrn 5rant Shulters Don Gop.
iugton OerIobt.
- Ger oSltaenopcrein ser @pong.
St. 1vonalllles HItde Don gelleoue
beoie6t iif morpen 9lbeuo na9 Gin.
cituoti, Inn iitl al Dem soIoenen
GSlrbiIdum Der ct 2uea5 @emein6c
81 betbeiIigen.
Srau @m @euenbed, bon ser
6airiielo 9lpc in 8eIlepue, beiufte
corgeitern ibrGl Nciien ISM. Soil.
man an Der 9dro gIoe., robei ibr
bas WaIbeur paiiirte, oaB fie einc
Ereppe berabfieI lmo einen geinbrltA
erlitt. SER 6ofimau pclder ieiuer
sante gu 6iIfe ellen polte, itiir5t.
aleiGfaas 81 9ohen ino erlitt cine
aniencrrenfimg.
- Ter lnitreiher @m. Gpans,
IN Ser 2. un0 Boone Strabe IN geqc.
oae Dobnbaft, iieI geirern an Der
Foplor StroBe, no er am Sdulge.
bGu0e nit eiuer @rbeit bei60itigt Ie.
lpeien mar, pon Dem G5eriiit nno er.
lit i'm @eiid)t Die am 9lrm tIeie
Sdnitt,plmoen, ioIDie an SUB cine
anodeIoerrentitng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

Septerirber bon oen Gefdsporenen bes
Girciiitgeritts fiir eeiitesfrant er.
flart iporoen. 0a in ieinem 3ritano
oniheineno cine geiierling eiittrat,
tpIrbe er aus Der sSrrenanitaIt ellt.
IaIicl. 8eitern ipuroe er Don oem
YoliSeiridter Sanfins dbermaIs benz
Gircllitgerid]t 5ur llnterlufllng ieI-
nes @eiites5uitauoes iibenuieien.
= sfooman Huiiea in 9atonia
tpobnbait, wurbe aeitern perbaitet
Gr mtrh pcn ". Is. sSibbe beiduloigt,
fp1breno er fiir ole Cincinnati Sood
@ater & Singer Slle so beid)dftigt
1erpcicn mar, $50 unteri6lagen 81;
baben.
- Sohn Gih lit eeltern i'm Gen.
trul Stute Sooipital in 2afelano, 90
Sabre alt, geItorben. Gie Seibe ruur'
oc bcmlis 9eeroigllng bierber Sc.
bra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
5n ct. Yetersbnra
an mNn su 9uniten elmer
ruffiid iapanii den
Wllidna.

RaiIanS, StaIien. 1e. 4uSuii.
Der .Gorrisre Della Sera' perOffsnt'
Iibt cine Iauge 9epeite aus Ct. pe'
tersburg, in iUeIaer biz Gage in Hub'
lamb ki9rieben ipiro, uuo bic ben
Ginbrud maai, als OBJ iis bon BEN
ruFiidxn Riniiier bes 2leuber.n, Sa'
ianop, imprint ,porbsn mare. Sn osm
glriitsI beibt .s gum Sdlab:
Der 9Ori6Ias sinsr rufItfa japa'
nii6en 2laianS firbet bier siiniliss
porausseies., bab ts iId
I'M ieins 9Issrsiiior ssssH Gbina unS
nod tpeniser sssen ameri.d banbslt.
bsF.n GrsunOidaft fir RubIanb un'
uma6naIi5 uotbig IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

auf elmer auf Der Bats bon 100 Don
Der lsBien prdiibentenipabl absesebes
men Stimmen, is elm Oelegat.
= Die 9runoeieentbiimer Der Yort
Strabe unb Der Mpnmputb Strdbe
ilno BON bem Stub Der @eidaftslelte
eingelaoen lporben. morgen Ibeno 5u
elmer 0eriammlung In Der SurnbaIls
lih ein3ufinben, I'm bariiber Su ent'
iheioen, OBJ Die Maioritdt Der Srunof
beiibsr cine 9aditeins cbsr Ispbalt'
pFlaitsrung iener Strabcn be9iinitlst,
- sSn flint Wertitdtten Der Rem
port @alamiible purbe seitern Die
g(r6eit lpieber auisenommen. popur4
300 Qrbsiter gsi6aftisuns erbdlten.
Gs perbsn bauptid6Ii6 eIsttrtlte
StobIplatten probuairt. Wie Elm Se'
Gmter Der Gompaalie ertlarte, lit Die
ies 6abritdt fir ben inIGnbii6en See
braud beitimmt. Die 8eielliaaTt
uimmt feline geiteaungen fiir oas
quslonb entgegen. Die Wertitntten
tiirften BON nun an beitdnoiq in Se'
trieb bleiben.
Senrn 9obmeper iubr por9elterll
in ieinem 9lutp bic A. StraBe entlan9'
ais Elm anberer Sroftpaaeu an Der
Gte Der gprt Strabe nit 'oldsr
Buft aegsn iein 4uto itisb. ouB bass
Iel6e herumaeifleuoert puroe. 9err
@pbmener fam unperIeBt oapon.
Die gelppbner pon GOlo Springs
uno an Der 2llsranortu Bite ipOllen,
Rap bic 0aFerrSbrenleituuo Don Sort
3tomas mad Sob SpriHas perIdngert
piro,
- Der Earmer 'pbn 6eb, nak
Qeriimmons 9rope pobnbaft. elltg!n9
nit tnappsr Rotb oem 2obe oes srz
itidens. Gr fubr einen nit Seu belaoes
ren Waaen naa Der Sdeune, uIs bas
Subrpert auf Elm Sinoernib itieb uno
pl6Blih umfiel. Sch pnroe untsr Der
0eulabuno beerabsn uno bate, ba sr
aurh ben 6al uu6 einen Selnbru9
erlitt, qrube S6pisrigteiten, iit aus
ieiner fhlimmsn Gage su befreien.
- Die Gpong. ct. Sobannss Ges
meinoe pon 5uafort bsranitaItst am
9onnerstaq, ben 26. 2luauit, gum ges
item Der airbe i'm Reipport 0ribins
Bart Elm picnic.
@m. Ottino. 3s. go. 262 Oft
16. Strabs in GOpinstOn nobnbaft,
fpuroe oorlsRts gbt6t i'm gabnbOf gu
Siloer GrOpe BON einem s. &c 8.
Tradtaua iibsriabren uno am Hub
terart perIsst. baf in Spers 9oipis
tai, lpobin sr aebra6t puros, eine
2lmputatton porgenommsn peto:n
mubte. 9eitern ipurbe St.tna oura
ben 5oS Don isiuen aeiben erI0it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
Bic gum letten Mtbemsus
Bibsrfebte lid Der SrIdu rs
b Sobniton Der natios
,oIs, Rsn; yuun


Dublin, SrIanb, 16. gllis. Dapio
SobnIton tpurbe en- Wontas @ormits
tas unter einem 5sniter in feinem
Sauie in 2urgan. golntp armasl. in
bem Ct sfpei 9age lang bon 9onita6s
Isrn beIdasri tourSs, tobt aufsefunben.
Gr bate ii4 init ieinsr IeBieu patrone
eriGofen.
SObniton, ben man fir Seiiiesgeii0rt
belt, begdnn ben admpf an Snmitas.
als er auf bic assnten Der Resierans
fhob, bic iid5 in fsiH Sdus begebsn
ipoIli,n, I'M bic offisislien 5ormuIars
fir bic jebt i'm Gungs befinoli4e na'
tioRals Regiitriruns abJuIiefern.
GineG9olera grtrantung
in Gannitatt.
8tnf, 16. glusuit. @ie aus Stutis
CART eemeItst rpirO, III Elm auf urIaub
befinblider bsutic9tr SOlbdt, Der aus
9dIi3ien juriidsetebrt III, in Gannitait
an Der G6oIsra ertranit. Gs iperben
all. @orbereituns.n setrOffsn. I'm elmer
@erbrsitune Der Seu4s pOrsubsusen.
9ombsH auf.
gtfuHbtn.
paris, 16. ausuii. Dit aug giI.
id6on eeme!bet pirb. grub ain WoHtag
in Gu6e Ruine, einer 9oritabt bon
2iIfabon, Elm IN einem 5eIb bei6df!is'
ter 9lrbeitsr cine BOmbe aus, bic sr'
plObirte unb ibn itper perlsBte. Dit,
polijsi iielIis Na6fOrI9uueen all unO
fanb zine srObe an5abl 9ombeH, bic
in bem Jslb Dergraben ipdrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

sSnsgeiamnrt 1852, ,o00, 600
9IIio id,pn in ben so synbren Don
1900 bis 1890 III oas sSrmBoiiihe
bon Der eriten aiif bic Leste NIB oas
gnaIii6e BON ipeitaus Der lesten dti
qpeitaus bic eriie Stele gsriidi. Die
oeiitite Sprade III in bieieu Sabren
i'm $50 9ro8ent angeipuhier uno %.
NIT III Der Wfitte sebIiebeIt. gsad) Der
oriiien 3abeIIe beitebt alih belte nod
Ole ReibeufoIge: GneIiid-Geuti6.
,SrarBoiiIh gu 9ett. .gIlio diih beiite
itebt oas GngIiide ipeitolts oi, eriier,
bas SrnnBoiiihe iuettaits on letter
SteIle, unb ods TeiItife 5ienlIif, ge.
nau in Der glitte. 9abei III aber,
mas bas 9eirtit1e un6 bos GngIiite
angebt, nat Srietib tn getra6t ju
3ieben, bdb Die SnrptsabI Der Gng.
liifrebeuSen Idnsit BON 9robbritan.
MEN aiif bic @ereinipten Stanten
iiberaegnugen III, lm6 6ab in europa
Die 3dbI Der Geiitid)re6enoen ben per.
einigien 3iifern Der SraiBoiiid. unb
GngIiidiprad)igen bereits ,;ngcidbr
aleiffommt nnS iie in ettpu bier Sab.
rem iiberiliieelt peroe1i ipirb. ,Tbat.
iahe it, bob bas 0eutite anberbnIb
9eltidlan65 iuio ieiner SpIonien,
Seiterreif- ltrignrns im6 Der Sdnpei5
pon reihIid iiber 90 Dt0hnionen ee.
iprcden ipirb, Snb beiipieIspeiie in
ben norbiif,er Stnaten imb i'm gan.
ser Often iin6 siiben giiropas bic
9er6reitling Der bei,tid,en Spraf,e
berienigen Der beiben g9ettbetperber
iiber ieben BeraIeid biudus iiberIeaen
III, unb Dor gller, bab bns geihloi.
icnc Saiiptgebiet Der bent'd,en Epro.
DE nildl in tpirthihnftlider inb politi.
iher Siniidlt cine adn nnbere Gin.
heitIiffeit seigi. aIs Der engIiihe
Sprohbereidl."
Dob Elm fir uns iieareifer @is.
dora bes @eItfrieges bic IN iteiem
Steiden beariffene @eSelitiin1 6es
Teutifen nIs @eItiprade nit einem
S6Iaae aerpoltia beben iuiirSe,
bruuf,t nidt qeiagt su tperoen. @chI
nber bnri geiragt iperben. fpie ionae
mir nod in BEN 0ebrpIdnen ilnierer
boberen g6ureu bic Sur6 sic oben
nnaefiibrten SabeIen illuitrirte Der.
if'iebuna in bem gtdnbe Der @eIt.
iprnhen idnoriren pcIlen.
Groieiior Or. guboe-Sannober.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17

aoniul Smith bon 5iflis meIbste
Montas benz Staots Department,
bab cine 6rau llfbsr in Ban geitor.
ben lei unb tbr @otte CUR 3eit fd)iper
irant in 9ifIis barnieberliese. Die
iibrigen omeritaniiden Gliibtlinee
feien obne Gelb unb abseriiieu.
Der. Staatsn MarinefOts
baten iber Borb ses
f9ptmmt unb ers
trunfen.
WafbiustOn. .. g.. 16. ang.
Im Sonntag purben 5tpei Wldrinefols
baten BON bem ganserihiffe rRap
Sampibire" aus iiber gorb ges
Idpemmt, tpdbrenb bas Sdiff irgenbs
mo iiiblia BON Der aiiite pon Jlortod
i'm 9oli pon Nerito geeen sinsn Srtan
anut1mpfen bate. Wsber Die ,ylep
Sampibire, nod bic nGouiiora". bic
na6 iiibIi6en SepGhern untsripess
limb, babsn irsenb tpsI6sn S6aSsn sr'
liiten.
Die Warineiolbatsn, bic .r!ronten,
iinb Games Srantlin Robinicn. bon
llbri6sbius, Obio, unb 8arbi Wdpns
Ron, Don WliiiiiIippi. Die eeiaen Der
Grtruntensn tonnten niHt ssborsM
iperben.
pferbe fir bic ailiirten.
Cat Ct. 2Outs. Sa.. 16. Suli.
- 9eriret.r Der italisniider Regits
runo ponen bier fpeitere 1900 pi.r'
be fir ariess3rp.de untaufen. 90
lusit iinb BON bisiisen Sdnolern ca.
10000 Qierbs, p.lhe sinen Wertf
BON S27 100000 reprGientireH Don
ben 9lQi;rten dneetauft iporosn.
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Sic @eridiebnus in oemStanoe
Der Weltipraden.

lleber ben tbatiadIiden seaentpdr.
tieen Stano Der @eIHpradenDerbdIt.
niiie unS ibre 8erihiebing geganiber
friiberen 3eiten berrfdt i'm aMgernei.
nen nenig aIarbeit Gesbolb 1T es
iebr nerbienitlida baB 9aDis SrietiA
in ber @04ni6rift r2as Ielse
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Cine riefige 3abl BON
Mngeiteaten
Sn ben Srupp'f6su Ber'
Ten bef9aftigt.

9.nf, Sttpeis, 16. glusuit. Ius
pffi5islIsn geritten sebt b.rDor, oab
am /. SUM unsefdbr 5000 6tausn
unb Wtdb6sn in ben &rupp'iden Dsrs
Zen in eIen bei6aftrst tpdren, gssel
1929 am l. Sanuar. Die sanSe 3abi
b.r Qnssitsuten om l. CUNT III MID:
angeg.btn. I'm /. Sanuar betrus iis
46,925, ausi6Iisbli1 Der guseiieLIitn
In ben nit ben arupp'fasn Mer,en
afioeiirten Snbuitrieu - In ben Berg
nsrteu uno i'm S6iffsbau - uHb in
ben WuHitionsfobri.m Der arupps in
dubereu TbeiIen geu.i1lanbs.
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Weaiieberipalter

Sir bic SrOn Mountain 3
gifenbubn berlaHst.
ct. .aouis, no, 16. Quguit.
SIN bieiiseH 8uHoeSseridt 1T um bic
GrnsHHung sines WafepertpaIters fir
bas WiFouri gaeific Spou Ulounpain
giienbubHipfem naqSeiudt porbsu.
Dos 9efu6 nurbe bon Der eSirmd
8oDle &c 9rieft, ben 2nfpGIten Der
Commonwealth Steel Company bon
ct. Gouis, eingereiht, bic Jorberuns
gen in S0bs BON $4,000 ssssn bi,
gtienbabutompasHis bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-17
aua Elm auartier. .@

aua elm Guartier. @e.
fprd6. Dian idreibt: Der Dorts
idlng, Der irieren BeIograiien me
ben 5ranaoien sur segenieitigen Der.
iidnoigung oient, TT MIR tIein unb
beihrdnft iih bel ben llnirigen in Der
Sauptiade nuf Die @orteruppe oes
eiiens unb 5rintens: boire, manager,
bu pain. bu bin, bu ironroge, Su iel
uilu., pdbreno bel ben 1ran5oien bas
beliebteite beitide @ort mist" Deibt:
MIST be pain nisf be pianbe, nisf bu
oin, nist bm tout, ou tout, bu tout,
Vie aber ein finoiger arieger mil
nod biel fpeniser SranSoiii6 iid Der.
jtanbIi9 NADER tmuL asigt ioIsenoe
i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
RESERVE EQRGE
From among the Employees Of
the Panama Canal Planned
by War Departrn


PANAMA, June 3o-The plan for
reserve force among the empJoyes
of the Panama cana1 outlined ma
report recently made to the warsde-
partnent byBHgadier General ClarS
ence r. Edwards, commanding the
Panama canal troops, proposes that:
every able bodied employee OF the
canal shall be member Of the re
serve devoting at least two weeks
each year to military duties
The reserve is to form part the
canal defense and VIII be underline
direct command Of General Edwards
and his officers Each year the re-
serve VIII go into training camps
where they will be instructed bysoGS
ficers stationed on the isthmus with
regular troops. The time devoted to
military duties VIII not be deducted
from their regular vacation butsW141
be additional thereto.
It Is the proposal Of General Ed
wards that the canal employees shall
have military duties with the reserve.
part OF hefr5contracts of empIoyment
on the canal Each able bodied enz-
ployee up to Certain age shall be
enlisted into the reserve Horce<on be-
coming connected wi:1 the canal
VIII be the practice, should the pro
posaI be accepted by the war 6eparE
ment. TO employ only young men WhoS
are fit for military duty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
TURKISH FORCES TO BE
TAKEN BY THE FRENCH

RYA8EoSLerro PRHsG>
PARIS, June S0.-A despatch
from Athens says the exhaustion OF
the Turks facing the French forces on
the Gallipoli peninsula is evident and
leads to the belief that the furnish
position at Hith1a will soon betaken
by assault.
IN recent advance made by the
French, it is AIDED 5000 Turks were
found dead IN che trenches on the
front taken. Recent fighting in the
DardaneIles has resulted in an appre-
cable advance by the allies. the de
spatch declares, the French troops
particularly distinguishing them
selves. Facing the French. the de
spatch continues. the Turkish front
does not exceed three and one-quar-
ter miles.
The Turks are meeting with grow
ing dimculties in bring up REINFORCE
ments and supplies while the allies
have every facility for supplying their
needs. It is reported from reliable
source. the despatch adds. that Ger
man officers have left Jtna In Pa1es-
tine and an important port in neu-
trail state. for TripoH, to lead the ma
lives there against the Italians The
Turks are said to have gained to their
cause Senussi chief, who promises
general rising OF the Arabs In TIL
poll
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
SPECIAL APPEAL MADE
BY EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

PEFRoGRAD. June 3o.-An Inn
In connection with the formation Of
the Russian board Of military sup
plies After expressing an unsh1Aable
assurance in the brilliant future Of
the Russian people, emperor Nicholas
proceeds:
"a prolonged war calls ever for
fresh efforts but surrounding the
growing difficulties and parrying the
y.cissitudes which are inevitable IN
war let rs strengthen our hearts, re-
solve to carry on the struggle with
the help of God to a complete
triumph Of Russian arms The enemy
must be crusheld for without that
peace is Impossible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
PHYSICIANS HEAR a
BRlLLLA NJ ADDRESS
Noted Baltimore Doctor Speaks
at Big Medical. Meet
ing Here.

Nearly hundred physicians from
all parts OF central and northern
West Virginia heard DR.. Thomas b.
Futcher, OF Baltimore, deliver very
instructive address on The Modern
Conception of the EttoloU of Glyco-
surfa and It's Treatment" at the joint
meeting of the Garrison County Med
icA Society and the C1arksburg Acad-
envy OF Medicine In the Waldo hotel
Tuesday evening.
DR. Futcher, who ranks among the
leaders in his profession IN the ma
ton, is a disting uished professor OF
medicine in JohnsHophns University
His audience listened with rapt at
tenton to his address, which was de-
hvered in very forcefuI manner
Immediately following Dr. Futch-
er's address the physicians repaired
20 thesdining room where the regular
luncheon. given at5 every meeting OF
the medical socf was served--Dr.
C. Halterman, OF Weston ,superdn-
tendenI Of the West Virginia State
Hospital at that place. was toastnas-
ter. in which position he proved him
self past master
The meeting as a whele was with
out doubt the most entertaining. as
well as the most Instructive. ever
held by either the Harrison County
Medical Society or the CIarksburg
Academy of Medicine and members
OF both Organizations hope that other
meetings Of this character may be ar
ranged for the future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
BoN1i11q Green C)De1.ru11
With Hosts for 1Iedd111g
,0f Speaker Charnp CIarkzs.
Daughter GeDeviev to a
New OIL cans ublisf1er.
CIV AsaoGATEo s.ss<,

| BOWLING GREEN, No. June 80
THOUSANDS of guests. many OF them
prominent in.the political and socIaI
life of the nation, were IN BoWIilnS
Green today to atted the wedd1ns
of Miss Genevieve7C Clark, twenty-year
,of the National House of Represent
itives. Miss Clark was to be marr1eo
late today to- James NJ Thompson
publisher OF the New Orleans Item
To the people Of this state Speaker
Clark had issueda blanket inv1tauon
and so great was the Sthrong o.
Missourians that took him at ms
word that hundreds whom the towns.
people could not entertain. occupied
sleeping cars@which were S1detrackeo
in the local railroad yards
Bowling Green was gayly dec
Grated for the wedding. Flags were
iying from every window and hun hun
dreds of yards Of bunting adorned
the business district. The mayor
had issued approximation Calling on
the townspeop1e to clean up Tor the
wedding guests
Mrs Champ Clark today Jumped
ment Of a train bearing wedding
euests to the wedding and without
wakeninE her husband or any mem
Der of the bridal party, organized 2
relief automobile party and went TO
the scene OF the accident Bennett
Clark. her son, c1erk-at the speak
er's table In the House OF Represen.a-
tiyes- was the only other member OF
the Clark family to awaken dur1ns
/ the excitement He,,5with ms moenS1
and dozen -newspaper correspond
ents. sent to Bowling Green to report
the wedding composed the parry
-Four cars OF the Chicago and Alton
passenger train enroute, from Kan: Kan.
sas CITY TO Chicago, left the ra1ls az
Currvville. SIX miles west of Bowling
Green None OF the guests were hurt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-30
sEARcHIs CONTINUED
FOR NEPHE N0F DIAZ

PNE0oas
Ell PASO. Tex. June 30.Thes
possibility of peace being considered.
soon by leaders OF the two warning
|factions in Mexico and the continued.
search by federal authorities Tor
FELIX Diaz, nephew OF former Prestzs
dent Diaz. reported last night to have
reached Ell Paso secretly. were the
outstanding feature OF the Mexican.
situation mere today.
Jose Robes minister of war in thsss
cabinet of former Provisional PresfS
dent Gutierrez was authority for the
statement that leaders Of the two.
dominant factions had agreed to- dis
|cuss peace terms. Robes declined:
ito discuss any of the proposed terms;
but expressed the belief that develop
ments In line with this suEgestfon
might be expected by the middle of:
July
Robes arrived yesterday from the
south presumably to act as intermeS
49,
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ANGL o-FREMCH FORCES
REFUSED BY TURKS

AMSTERDAM. June 3O-An Of
fetal communication issued at Con-
that the Anglo-F,rench forces on June
% thrice attacked the Turkish left
wing at Ava Burnu and the Turkish
right wing at Seddul Bahr but were
repuIsed on all occasions with heavy
losses.
The Turkish center in the course
of counter attacks captured two lines
OF allied trenches. INJECTING great
losses and silenced the allied batter
tes on Cape Tepah-
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TESTS GIVEN
:Specia8ly Built Steel Fiat Car
Which VIII Garry the Old
Liberty Bel TO Coast.
.e.oIATGD mus

pHIIADELPHIA. June S0:-Pre-
1iminar tests Of the specially: built
steel hat car on which the liberty
he'll viii be transported across the
Continent to the California expos1-
tions were completed today Travel-
INF at The rate of dfty-fye niles an
hour over net work of STITCHES IN
a local freight yard, glass niled
with water was placed on the MOOT
of the car and not drop was spilled
The caris Of au-steel construction
capable of Carrying a weight OF lo0.--
90 pounds -
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GAS ROUTE
Is Taken by Drunken Man to
e End His Life and TO Kill
His Family
......,o- 60, 80, ?,

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June 30
Matthew Cooley, so, and his son.
Donald, 10. are dead, and his WIDOW
as the result of what the police say
was a plan Of cooley,s to asphyxiate
the entire family When police forced
open the doors of the home they
found Cooley dead and other mem
bers of the family unconscious from
gas which was pouring from open
lets Donald died on the way to
the hospital Neighbors say Cooley
went to his home intoxicated Tues
day night and that he has threatened
to XIII himself and family Z
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ROAD RACES
And Hill Climbing Contests Are
Tahooed by State High
way Commissioner.
~ NssoeiaIIo prrsE:

HARRISBURG. Pa, June so.-Rob-
er Cunningham, state highway cons
missioner. today announced that no
road races or hill clfmbing contests
VIII hereafter be allowed on state
Highways. a recent exhibition on a
state road In Fayette county damaged
the roads 50 that the commissioner
asked che attorney general IL he was
empowered to stop such contests. 1nn--
mediate announcement OF his decision
was made m order that contemplated
canrests 1niasht be called
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cay .s.oe,.Tx1.ar.s

LONDON, June 3o-Russia's re
ply to the brilliant series Of Austro-
German victories in Galicia is a law
setting up board OF munitions en-
powered to spend unlimited money
and given virtually unrestricted pow
er over all private industries In the
whole of the country
It is reported from 5Petrograd that
the creation of the board became
law with an acceler1ty that was
absolutely astounding which Is
taken to Indicate that the country
fully realizes that the recent disas-
ters to the forces OF Grand Duke
iNicholas largely were due to lack OF
munitions and equipment
with comparative quiet prevail
ing IN. all the fronts except that
along the border separating Russian
Poland and Ga1icia. the attention OF
the English public again is turned
toward diplomatic and domestic
problems.
Special despatch from the balkans
declare that Bulgaria Is not dissatis-
fled with the territory offered her by
] the Entente allies. That Turkey has
mot lost hope of eonci1fating her
dangerous neighbor is shown by the
news that BuIgar-Turksh negotta-
tons looking to the delimitation OF
countries VIII be resumed in Con
stantfnople.
Rumors of a break in the diploma
tic relations between, Italy and Tur-
key again are rife.
With the exception OF the French
claim that they have recovered all
the trenches which the Germans had
recaptured in the Vosges mountains,
no change In the military situation
on the western battle line is reported
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RUN down.
In a Fog by INK Steamel
is, a Holland American
Line Steamship.

DEAL. Eng. June. sso.--The Holland
American line steamship .Seiuw Ann
sheridan, having a large number of
passengers. on board bound from New
YorkEsfor Rotterdam. was rIn down
IN fog by an unknown steamer
while anchored IN the Downs today.
The port quarter OF the trans tlantic
liner was damaged but hesyessel still
is riding safely at anchor This makes
the eighth COLLISION In the Downs
?withtn the last three days