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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
DON'T SUFFER
AFTER EATING

BE able to eat whenever dinners
ready, eat heartily and thoroughly
enjoy il, without any fear Of suf-
fsring aftervard. Don't cat just
when you think your stomach will
be ready for a. Fat when you
want 70 Don't he a slave 70 a bad
stomach
" your stomach Is tyrannizing
over YOU. free Yourself by taking
HEXETS One after each meal
will help your stomach DO its work
easily and we'll. so that indigestion
sour stomach, heartburn. dyspep-
sia and other forms Of stomach
trouble will vanish like mist be-
fore the morning sun
Run 20 the nearest drug store
now. before time for your next
meal
Spesrmint Favored Easy 20 take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
SPL. GRAND JURY
Continues Prom Fir., Page,

10 any except those who are
ed with getting the records and who
are alleged 10 have made overtures 20
state officials TO get their support OF
certain measures pending. especially
before he Public Service Commission.
Plea for Sentiment.
Mr. Well IS trying 10 manufacture
public sentiment" declared Prosecut.
ms Attorney Townsend today with ref.
,renCe TO the statement made by tho
accused attorney in which he alleged
that the charge OF bribery was
"trumped up and intimates hat be IL
being made the Goat"
While IL was reported at the time
OF The arrest OF We'll that sensations
might be expected at any time IL is
believed that nothing Of a highly sen
sational character will develop untn
fter tho converting Of the grand jury.
In the mean time. interest in the
preliminary hearing which will be Civ
cn We'll Tuesd1y morning before
Magistrate G. ". Rering OF this city
tefore whom tho defendant furnished
bond in the sum Of $500 for his ap-
pnarance az the nearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
AVALANCHE
Cut ST. Gothard Railway and Traffic
Through Germany and s~itrer-
land Is Cut or

GENEVA. via Paris. Jan a.. On 20
p mI-The international St Gothard
railroad line has been cut by a huge
avalanche. and traffic between Ger
many and Italy through Switzerland
is interrupted The line BE- covered
with packed snow twenty-four feet
deep for q distance Of go feet.
An avalanche hpa buried tho Alpine
village Of O~horEceteien az an altitude
81 $3.50 feet. in tho canton ~ Nalais
The inhabitants had been warned 81
their danger and arr believed m have
rzcapcd SO word haH been received
from that district. however. al tho
wires are down
Tho unparalleled number OF ava.
lanchsa jon tho Alps ls generally at
fribufrd r0 tho earthquake in italy
40 omriaI statement has been issued
aa fo whether earthquake shocks oc.
CURED ir tho Swiss mountains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

Blacksville. ~ miles from Morgantown.
and plans made for its
West Liberty.
: \ committee Of the board OF trade has
co-operatcd with Prof John {. shaw.
principal Of West Liberty Normal school
with a view OF obtaining a sufficient
appropriation At Charleston this winter
Tor land buildings and equipment for
LhlN excellent Institution. Thc Justice Of
West idberty's claims for consideration
has been ably presented In a statement
70 ne legislature and the active support
or the ohio county members is assured.
State Pair.
me plan or reorganization to save
we state Pair FOR Wheeling Is one
support. a citizens committee OF the
w.G%1tfr38 has WORKED out a proposition
buSineSs-lke and mas now undertaken
o. sell the necessary stock to ensure a
Continuance OF the enterprise. They
have met with success so far. but the
goal Is not yet reached and the coop
GRAFTON Of ali good citizens Is needed
guyeT % Fair stock helps both him
ser snd me city directly. because the
record OF the Fair shows that II L. n
money maker and dividend payer and
every business man knows that the in
stitution brings thousands OF visitors
with thousands OF dollars TO our CITY
which 10 into the channels Of trade and
henetit everyone. The state Fair has
ne last thirty years and can do much
m"Ie' II present plans are carried out.
CONSOLIDATION.
IN this arc Or efficiency and eombi-
nation. u would be well FOR the bu.I-
ness men OF Wheeling TO consider the
,.~msilidaiion Of our vsrioys %organiEa-
All gone along harmoRl0usly with littLs
pr no clash, 70 has seemed TO me that
We might DO more. if the general needs
were served under one orRanizatioD
with particular requlremeuts Of var
ious elements ~ our business anu
liN Cared Tor ~ a system Of bureaus
or d"partments operating under differ
fully carried out by many difSsre8t
here.
Desperation
More cooperation ia needed and more
interest ln our work By more people
commercial Organization exists FOR
ne good ~ All. IL cannot serve pri-
dollar fu the Individual ~ some i'm.
pruvemcnt or enterprise In which a
member is interested does not promise
come when the province ~ = civic a.
Fnciatiuu. but NJ the contrary is true.
DO should enlist Co. o. pathg and sup
port Too many Joe" SIGHT ~ this fact
ton b. primarily for trs good ~ I'M and
broad lines
appreciation o. t1s Asroriatior Tor
aluahie and uraelrgh work witch af.
'IrnrH. .Hum.ffrra end many memhara
.a,e done ths vast reHr and for TIE a..
without which none could possibly sue
rHsf 1915 NAV zee al clouds roll bv
co. N hTsl5gs 1asar 10y and mine sr2v
t-u.y grsst ana = people bsgpy f. ~
sspertfu4 submitted.
MmLHHHAH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
EARTHQUAKE
CoOnaausd from FIRST PsE..l

ished or partly demolished towns
to prevent lootlng.
Caste distinctions everywhere
have been laid aside, and men,
bers Of the nobility, senators,
deputies and high officials are
working shoulder 10 shoulder with
private soldiers and iaborers in
their efforts to rescue the living
or remove the bodies Of the dead.
A phase Of the political situa-
ton In the kingdom resulting
from the earthquake 10 that the
call for eonsoripts In the damaged
rome has been ~reselnded by the
military authorities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

The roof OF the edihce fell in with
the second shock.
Among those brought out were TWEEN.
ty nuns and the priest who had been
celebrating mass. Twenty-seven per.
sons. seriously injured. also were res.
cued.
Three peasants who were found loot
ing wrecked buildings in Sora were ar
rested today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

{ J. Creel. W. b. Irvine.
John Coleman. George J. Mathison.
Meet Monday.
The newly elected directors OF the
board Of Trade will hold their first
meeting Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Attend Demonstration
Immediately after adjournment OF
the Board OF Trade last evening the
members Witnessed a fire e~Hthinguish-
ing demonstration put on at Tenth and
Main streets by the Richmond Chemf-
cal company OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

.bre1kinr of o. snInch main near old
Town. Ky late to-day Sixty men are
WORKING da~sparafriy to repair the
break D. NJ raatncI and Earl George
both OF Huntington. were injured acri-
oraiy when rsrar.rr Eaa iEnItod The
main which carries West virginia ras
fn Cincinnati. Del owned hF fhr Column
IH N.. Electric Crw0arv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

NAPLES. Jan fE-RearufnE gangs
today brought out numerous victims
ct mo earthquake who had boon buried
In tho church of santa Vr.UfI. the
patron saint uf Tho town ~ sora
there hundred of persons rushed r0
.f.IE vbsu fbr frsf shock occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
MAIN BRtAKs AND Gas
FAMINE rs THREATENED

HUNTINGTON W. We Ian. rI a
serious SHORTAGE Boz natural als f1.
M rht threBfrns Cincinnati and other
cities In Southern ohio THROUGH tho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16
5000 Annnal Rsport.

|T|TVVWTW ~ - w T|T : WTTTTTTT u
port which was read at the meeting. H..
Boz part. as follow
To the Wheeling Board Of Trade
While 1914 has not been r. banner
year tn Wheeling. owing 60 various
gtusea which are familiar 90 all and
which 10 is not necessary 90 enumerate
here. there are signs Of better days In
1915 and We mar face the future with
hope and confidence. Though wheeling
rleariugs and bank deposits were not
quite equal 60 the high record OF 1919.
They greatly surpaHs the previous year
and our building operations despite un-
toward conditions make a tremendously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

Regular and sTecial committees hav.
held forty-nve meetings. or ON an aver
age Of nearly one "a week. the New In
d~ustries and Railroad committees lead
ing.
The Boards rooms are headguartprS
for the Pan Handle Agricultural club
and the playground Association. and
during the year about 100 meetings OF
associations. directories. etc. Were Reid.
thus adding TO the usefulness Of ne or
gantzation In providing c-ommodious aud
accessible quarters for business aud
other Affairs tn which our members are
interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

MsmbsrShtp and Finance
De- membership uf ths sfl.r Hsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

Tho EuH.lU.. rs.N hsf.iuE District
m.. mont hes received impetus IHffIH
through fNf HHtu and ms1rH COMMITTEES
and "a special committee hHr done q great
deal toward dstiHinK methods fU push
Hhn propaganda % De- urraU.eHrr. Co.
make any argument fur BON burlur fl
Interests ar bound up with community
prosperity end who realizes that o..
UEhferrd rrrirrH-ffr rars bot too many
fH.I f. consider fH... fHirFH HrH no e.
those Ohio should be- reached Wu.H DOL
formation boo b.ru gathered Hr I'D. frH
.FrrE amount .. EHF rr done Que U| fHH
90. ard wHH" nrEuusnfH d.sr.sd Pr
Doom. NH..rU nrH .H |#H#..|. ..
circulars HHHfrH...H
Msmbsrshtp and Finance
IhH membership of che sHar#.HfI.r bias
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-16

In Wool Serge; flare bottom, no
tunicS. Regular $500 value. Just 100
Skirts, while they last
The Keota news., 1915-11-19

There II Eore CxsxsyA 81 this section
Of tie cs1rn:sY tt-xa al, 0isss diseases
pat Together. xsd soY TsAss IL rAs sup
posed 20 be tocrsec BILE Doetoss pre-
seS5ked local remedies. and By c,onrtAn nt-
~ zasisag 10 care With local tseafnsat
pS0o1goee1 :t Ioegs1Sj<- C1fasyh 70 .
local 5isssE<. greatly Influenced by con-
Gtttuf3onaI erndsf5SaS and therefore re-
e5:S<s Constitutional fysafnsn1 Halls
Ca4asYh Cure. manufactured b7 r.
Ch<n<1 ( Co. 1oJk:o. OHIO. 81 = eo.s;.-
tus1onsl remedy. II taken inssrnsiiy
and acts thru TIE Elop1 On The Mucous
Surfaces Of the System One Hundred
Dollars reward 10 offered for any case
that Hairs CataYrh Cure fails 20 cure
Bead for circulars aod tsHtsnoosa:s-
p J. CHENEY K CO. Toledo. Ohio
Sold By DTugg1sts. 5.e
HAlrs Family Pills for constipation
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DepaSt0eot Of the Interior
u S Lsab 0.es Il Ss<sieG cnsns.A

q 3 IL O06cR q Skkskn1 C1aoE1do
Oe1sAes r. k45
Notice b hexsA1 ossA rksa Ak.sd 2. RohestA a
kcssA- c1is1Ao. uks. - Febsaa3 70. 1910. aade
hssness<sl es6y. Ne 0ll076. les I-z Ne Ia
- ses6A sAa Quasfsx. Serfipa T. xod W l.l
S " IA. Seesios !. Ie~,shsp Hx,A- R1aSe 50
Wess- Cd Rstncp1 AsziAaa- has I'D sseiee a b
tese3ea ~ Aake fnal 6ve yes rroek 70 estabRsA
s*.aes C1o0isSga1. CSyde L Seaaie5. II keoea.
Cs4es1do- - tAe Zzad Asy u Oeeenh<1. 1915.
C9ssa aa10 - v1EAeaseG Oscs s. Quaeksa.
h1sA- JeAs 2 Sose3. L8tda y. Baae,, WHkao C.
SAut n Il Kssea. Coao.
81 4 p. BROWNS. Reauae,.
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Desasta.<Gt Of The Interior

Orasnss Il. 1915
Nutine is hsstay gwen ra.ss lun,ut = Hs..th q
lyQs. nssAx Csss asas AAd- Il z. Nc U70eA- xne
No. aZzS37. 1r X ~ II y sec1sss % 1,.s
81 - NE "a Se,- 13. SN - MA - See1Soo -:
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Assidiu1 hxs fl.e nsfins sk irikafseo " m1kk fai
fnee yx>r ysvE Il. estAssh c4sin 10 Die t&n6 1sos<
Described he4ese unhnf SkzAeS CN0as6aa0 Csyde
us.nerlisses. 1919
OA nAn1 u sSa1eaaeE CkHf0 h1ns?.
q l. Nmnas0n7. Rshxsf s CxEh&G- w. J.
sAazm& I'D IT EepkA CsAs-
Is A p. BROWNS Re6Gu.
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depa1tnent of the Interior
q & 1.~l TnR,<< - Cs.~kss T<l.

Oe1chs1 Y. BIS
Notice h h<ssa. e,ee ss.1s AstArs FauN.ahe1. a
Cc1.xh N<A- sisoL 60 November Is. 1910 nAde
homestead eat,y. No. 0lAhe5 fos DostA haf of see.
fsa IL. s~~nsh,e IL Doe1A Eznae IS seA- Sd
SsiAe1eel A<-id.G- has Gie5 nooex Il inieatioo %
aakx fHaj stsee pa, sre.ok 10 es.AhsisA eiaim s1
ehe hA5 As~ae described ke5o~e linked Se1iss
CAm0Assnr- CsyAk l. Sk1AAe3. II AsaIo. Celo.
- xhe t.gA asy Il DexSrnhe5. Sl5-
CAaazsa nnmes srenes4e1 }oAs HeEAssa<y
RSy CeraAa- Al lAMeA. A1sfn LAfsna- a a
81 AZ BROWNS. Reesesz.
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
Notice foY Publication
Department Of the Interior
e. & Lroh Or n OeRSex. CAacH2Ao

Oc1- 8. ER5
Nuea:x Is heed, e,sxn s&,sa JaDes r kk4slin1 q
ksssz. GxAA- 49, - Fek- 10. D09. nd booe.
sxzl sa,try. Ne O16sA ~ Ne -. SeefiW Z.
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Eisd ssaaoe 1t iAenfsD - Rskk fve ysas prod 10
esezaaaA caskD - mt tsa6 1koss de4c1Lel h<lxe
L s C<AAissisn.s Qyds l. Stzsiey. Il Keoez-
Cv.ie-. liz 4sy Il ]sAnxsy. 1916
shiRaun4 nxAes n s1fz.e4s<s Jes6e J. Ssysek-
}sArn w. O~xzA- Can: DssiA Fred 1nanho. Al d
ko.eA CsisxAao-
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Fer puhGc14&oo
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR
United STATES LAND OFFICE

S&0un6 N0o11oo- y. 1918
1e DsvtA z 6<asoa ek ksssey. Coso Coatessee:
fos ss hsseh1 a0etked that Ceerne r Bsrnesa
80 oves are Il z r. Ssaaiey. Boz ~. Keota.
Co.. - ~ Hsa1lkee aAlsesA ~ On Ssv4. "A
1918 H h this olkee bis Asiy eosyobosate1 appB.
esetas % e:es<e aea see1s u eanesnasps II You
heoesessl EsesY No. 0lleo5. asde March IS,
lyI0: ~ SLz 81 ~. Sec II. S ~ SW IA. Sec
q. y 1-z Nw =. Sex a. - y IL Ne ~. See.
sSos y. 1o~nsAae 70 ~ kAase 50 w. 6tA p. Hs,t.
osAA ~ = Oeuads ~ ~ eeotesf be aueoes tAst
- DayA T. b<nsoa h1s eattrsiy faSled 70 ess1b-
~ sesleaes % as6 had. o. - pesfosn aay ii o<
iDss~,<Aeaa a. cs1ivssiea tAeseo1 atho mose thsn
n. vsss Asvs essesed siaee date q eat,y thsseol
fSs nsR- tAsse1se. fsssAs seekel hat the said
aAe1as ~ ~ t,kss - esafesseA aad yoss sak
saAU - k cn1oeAe1 vlflssse furthes riGh4 10 81
keo4 S6Au hszsse ~ olkce a. On apee1l n ros,
IL - ~ = ~ 0lkca Uj1Ah tsSaey dan afteY H.
fsss6 Ss4GEasss - tAs aoeies. a sSovp helo,-.
ys1 Asesu. snlu sskAL sDsei6eany sespood3na to
oAne hAs0S - cseaes& too<fhef VITA tue
1ssf ussA ~ hsse SERVED eoey a yoss sas~er On
0s ss1 osnAss1sf e1eAes = peSSoa o. b. re11saered
0aA
Ts Skssb HsAe y yosu sasvss the nss,e Of the
~ s0Acs - sAAeA yos Aesie futsse noeiees 10 Be
A. 2. BROWNS. Reesssr.
JOHN W. 01OfD ksesivss
Dsee a kst p.sb3esetoa Oetohss - l0lS
De = seeood gs69c1fioe E0vsabss S. lelS
Oo1e q cAkd Hgb3caAIuo k~vesnhes 4 2 loeS.
Uees a So0th esbecoeies Novsahx I .. i9i5.
The Keota news., 1915-11-19

Notice Ter P0bIje1ti0a- a---Jsolste6 TYoet
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of the Interior. L. S. Land
Office Ct Sterling. Colombo
October q. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that. a. direct
ed by The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office. under provisions Of Sec.
N56. X. s.. pursuant 20 the application
Of Edwin d. Drake, Kimball. Nebraska,
Serial No. 0ZZ3sl. We win offer 1t public
sale, 70 the highest bidder, bot 1t not
k.es than 800 per acre, at ten O'Clock
A. ". On the Eth day Of January,
1916. At this Office. the following tyact
Of lard: West half Of ths southwest
quarter. and the south east quarter Of
the southwest quarter of Section Y T.
" ~, X. 81 w., Ssh r. ", containing
10 acres.
The sale will not be KEEP. Dces. ksut
will be declared closed rhen tisSne rwes-
ent 1t the hour named have eeased It'd
ding. The pefson making the highest
bid will b required 70 Immediately pay
TO the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any psrsons claiming adverseIy the
abovs-dsscribsd land are advised 70 file
thsir claims, or objections, On Or before
the time designated for sale.
A. F. BROWNS. Register.
J. W. CLOYD, Receiver. 90
The Keota news., 1915-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspssfoesf Of tie lst<sSS1
u. s. Lsn6 OAane ii 0ssyptss CAAasaz
49, ra.a. q a01E

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Nussre iS hssx1rs aisuD farxd u inNm ps.sees e
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S.-Ssd..S go. No. SlA50A fer Ne IA SEC.
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cssuusnaftso ysSs6 ~ ss:tzia'iiA casE ~ q h'1s
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The Keota news., 1915-11-19
Ckareb ARn~uAegOE04s

Cknreh AaA~UnckOE81S
MethutaEs Church services sOr S'ur-
asF, Nor. n
Sunday school lD-lD 4 II Lesson
Jonah 81 to sc11-
Preaching, HOG 3. IA SuH5eel Je-
Eus Cnoey PsYsec;ptaoa-
Epr0,1n League, 200 p .n- Iolne.
fHvx~ Cam We Envr Our Gratitude, :"
Pss s9:s-lI, PEs- 1Is1lZ-1s.
Preaching. 75&s-
There VIII not se xrF meeting Of the
Latass Aid next Thursday On account
Of Thanksgiving
You are welcome 10 all Of these ses-
vscex
J.R JONES. Pastor.
The Keota news., 1915-11-19

Ed KbNn6xsr,ey xad family returned
InssdxY nsxh; fYoco tx0 weeks rls5i
with relatives II Le1irgton- Nsbs-, ibe
trip having teen made II iosd. CAY. Mr.
RbusozsMe,'s sasieS, Niss Nae. se.noro-
panied them back.
Joe Milford Of Sterling cane Wednes-
day fsx . short visit ~ the ". J. Sinn.
bone.
Fresh n,esax ~ JsbDias' cream sta.
ts0.L Zsr f0s rseAr- z.
Whea yes IsSk yssS best see Yosts<s.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
CLOCK MAN ARRESTED
HELD ON ALLEGED BOMB PLOT
OF GERMANS.
Five Held in Conspiracy to Wreck
munition Ships by Timing ExpIos-
sives for Day Out at Sea.
we.lern Newspsper unIon News seryIc..

Western Newspaper Onion News Service.
New York.-Dr Herbert Kienzle
rs years old. manager of clock com
pany. charged in the complaint with
having aided in procuring explosive
materials used by Fay, was commit
ted to the Tombs for examination on
Oct. 4.
Details of a plot to hamper the
shipment OF munitions OF war to the
allies by placing clock-worked bombs
on the rudders or propeliers OF ships.
SO timed that the ships would be dis
abled or their way across the Allan
tic, were disclosed by the confession
of Robert Fay. lieutenant OF the
Sixteenth Saxon infantry, yho ad-
mitted that he came to this country
last April through an agreement with
the German secret service to blow up
or delay steamers laden with war sup
plies for the allies, and William j.
Flynn, chief of the secret service.
filed before United States Commits
sioner Houghton a complaint against
Fay.
Four other men are also charged
with promoting the conspiracy. The
hearing on the federal charge was set
for Nov. A.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
sERBs FACE DISASTER
reutons and Bulgarlsns Effect juno
ton In Serbia and Kaiser Holds
the Road to constansinopie.

Berlin, Oct sS-Direct connection
between the Austro German forces i'm
serbia and the Bulgarian army of
Sen. boyadlieff has been established
~ The Danube river to the east of
'-ina faianNa. according to the Off
c.ai announcement given out by the
German army headquarters staff.
The junction WAS made in the ex-
treme northeastern corner OF Serbia
The Serbian town OF Bra palanka,
TO the east OF which the invading
armies Joined hands. is on the Serbo-
0umanian frontier about fifteen
miles south and east of the Austro
Hungarian border. The main advance
ri the Austro-German forces is along
tae Moraya valley where runs the
tailroad line through Nish east to
Sofia and thence on to Constantin
snple.
Germaa troops under Field Marshal
yon faindenburg have penetrated
RUSSIAN positions over n front
more than mile in the fighting in
the Dvinsis region. the war office an
oounced.
Dispatches from Petrograd say
British. submarines have sunk -four
saore German steamers In the Baltic
This announcement is made in ths
Russian official statement
After the French victory at Krivo.
lax, the Serbians, according to an
Athens report. were able to reoccupy
yeles. an important railway and road
junction just south of Uskup.
1t was rumored in london that
Winston Churchill is about to resign
from the Cabinet
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
Strike Conference AvaIls NOTHING.

El Paso. Textile managers of
the Arizona. the Shannon and the
Detroit copper companies of the Arr
zona copper strike districts of Cliff
ton. Morenci and Metcalf. brought
their conference with a committee OF
ing the committee statement which
practically accuses the committee OF
being influenced by the Western
Federation of Miners and closing
with a promise that if the employees
went back to work and normal con
ditions were restored their sriev-
ances would be discussed
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR CHARLTON
italian Jury Lenient After convieting
American of Staying Actress Wife.

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Como, Italy, via Paris.-Porter Charl-
ton, the American who has been on
trial here charged with numbering his
wife June 8. 1910, was condemned TO
six years and eight months imprlson-
ment
The jury found Charlton only par.
TALLY responsible, and that there were
extenuating circumstances.
Owing to amnesty Charlton will
serve only twenty-nine days in prison.
Charlton under the verdict benefits
by the time he has been under re-
straint, and in addition a year is taken
off the sentence under the amnesty
for all offenses committed before Italy
entered the war.
The killing OF Mrs. Porter Charlton
stirred Europe and America as have
few murders of recent years. With
the discovery of her body stuffed into
trunk and sunk In Lake Como, Italy,
where she had been with her husband
to spend her honeymoon. both conti-
nents turned to search for the muir
derer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
YEGCS TIE CREW
AND LOOT TRAIN
rourLAws POST GUARDS ON
TRACK Duaino ROBBERY
TO AVOID WRECKS.
GET $4,000 FROM SAFES
"a. x. q T. HELD TWO HOURS
WHILE BANDITS SEARCH Ex-
PRESS FOR vAluA6LEs.
v-esiefn krnspnper Union New. service.


Oklahoma City, okla. "A band OF ten
robbers held up Missouri, Kansas *
Texas passenger train No. 0. south
bound. from Chicago to San Antonio
siesr Onaps about a. M Wednesday
tied up the crew with ropes. placed
guard over the passengers and loot
ed three express cars. They held the
train two hours and went about their
work with military precision. They
sent back a detachment which stopped
a freight train coming up behind and
placed the freight crew under guard
60 prevent interference. Express Off,
ciais refused to tell the amount of loot
taken by the robbers. who escaped
ieto the weeds and marshes IN the
vicinity OF 0napa ard were pursued by
-s-esce officers OF a dozen counties and
hundreds of citizens organized into
1'csses The train robbed often carried
large amounts OF money and securi-
ties. IL is believed. according to late
seports, that the bandits escaped with
$4,000
Que report from McAlesier declared
tue robbers obtained $4,000 which
vas being sent 20 the South for the
cotton marketing season.
II is reported that the robbers Sc.
cured a quantity OF jewelry from the
safe In addition to money.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-10-29
Party Names Retained in California

San Francisco, Calif-Gov. Hiram
w. Johnson conceded the defeat of
the non-partisa.. state office amend.
ments which were voted upon here
and predicted that the people would
reverse themselves on the question.
In addition to the majorities against
the proposition to make all state Of
fices non-partisan returns also
showed majorities against all the 9TH
er measures submitted to the voters.
The non-partisan plan was the main
issue OF the election.