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territorial conquest or political domi-
nation, but for two ideals. First we
now have a Europe dom mated by Ger
man brutality and bestiality, and we
must crush out those qualities; sec
ond, this war was declared. desired
and prepared by Germany, and we
must punish Germany for her crimes
against humanity.
The Allies VIII break through the
Western front next spring. We viii
at that time have piled up ammunition
enough. and the British army will
then be ready"
Maurice Leon issued a statement
yesterday on the German peace pro
posal. saying that they really meant
nothing tangible. He doubted that
promise OF complete restoration Of
Belgium. He said that not only would
Germany have to pay for devastating
Northern France, but would also have
to restore Alsace-I.orraine. He dis
counted the restoration OF Poland and
Lithuan as ruses to increase the
German armies. AS for the retention
OF Serbia by Austria-Hungary, he
said
Nothing reveals more clearly the
real basis OF German proposals. IL
is conquest and nothing more"
"If the German peace proposals are
such that the Allies can accept them
and thus end the war, the League to
Enforce Peace VII Immediately there
after begin a vigorous, aggressive,
constructive campaign in line with
the leagues program" sad Herbert
S. Houston, chairman OF the commit
tee on information for the League to
Enforce Peace
"Germanys peace proposals seem
to me to be extremely moderate. and
they should form q desirable basis
for negotiations" Professor William
r. Shepherd, OF Columbia University
declared.
Asked whether he thought the pro-
posals would . be accepted. he said
THAT is a different question. But
at least the offer should form the ba.
sis for the start OF ultimate peace
negotiations and series of cross
proposals. which may result in bring
ing about the end OF the war.
Professor Carleton II. Hayes, OF the
History Department, declared that the
peace proposals we're reasonable, In
, view OF the present military situa.
lion.
Evening journal., 1916-12-14
Cured Ills Rupture

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my emily hope
NJ rure was operation Irussrs did me
no good. Finally I got hold OF something
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turned. although / am doing hard work as q
carpenter. There was operation, no lost
time. no trouble. I have nothing 70 sell,
but will give full information about how you
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penter. Ao-C Marcollus Avenue, Manas.
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show it TO any others who nre ruptured--
you may save q life or at least stop the mis-
cry Of rupture and the worry and danger Of
an onerAiion.
Evening journal., 1916-12-14

that because OF the campaign OF the
Woman's party against Senator Pitt
man. who was reelected by a small
majority ouly because the women in
the State are outnumbered by the
men more than two to one. The
Democratic candidate for the House
vas defeated as a result of the
Woman'r Party campaign.
With the arrival OF Miss Martin
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there will be a vigorous pushing for
ward of the lobby work in behalf OF
the Federal suffrage amendment. Miss
Martin being chairman OF the legis-
lative committee.
Evening journal., 1916-12-14

Your position is calling to you to,
day in the Want columns. Heed the
call OF oportunity-Adv.
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Not Exactly
Sick-But

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IT'S liver activity you need. Take
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For eighty years they have been
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Constipation, biliousnesS. bilious
headache, etc. readily yield TO
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
uncoated or sugar coated from your
druggist or by mail at 25c per box.
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Evening journal., 1916-12-14
New Treatment for
Group and Colds
Relieves by Inhalation and Absorption.
No Stomach Dosing.

No Stomach Dosing.
Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom and a
good application Of Yiok's "Vap-O-Rub"
Salve over the throat and chest is tho best
defense against all cold troubles.
Tho medicated vapors, released by the
body heat, loosen tho phlegm. clear the
air passages and soothe the inflamed meme
brane. In addition, Yiok's is absorbed
through the skin. 25c, SOC, OF Si.0O.
VICK'S' 'W5ORgBS SAElYE
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GLYNN SOUNDS KEYNOTE At
DEMOCRATIC NATL CONVENTION
WILL ENDEAV0R TO
HAVE NOMINATIONS
MADE BY TONIGHT

ST. LOUIS. June I4.-When the fun
committe on rules meets tomorrow
Chairman Glasgow will endeavor to
have adopted a hurry up program for
the convention. He wants nomina-
uons 10 be made Thursday night or
not later than Friday morning with
adjournment OF the convention BY
noon Friday Announcement made ir
the committee or resolutions led 10
the report that the Glasgow plan had
been adopted but this proved incor.
rect convention managers did not
think me program 90 make nouina-
lions Friday uiEhf would be- changed
Former Representative s Mitchell
Palmer of Pennsylvania started the
report That subcommittee OF the
rules committee would submit A 10
port 10 fhe convention directing that
day night
When Senator stone. chairman ,f
ihe resolutions committee. heard thai
"a move was on foot 20 close the pro.
cffdlnfs quickly. uo remarked fnat
the resolutions sub. committee. which
pr dfafiirE fhn platform. would DO
busy alI Ihursdav National Chair.
man Mctombs saId tlaf fHe r1rver
u0n was under moral OBLIGATION fo
continue until Friday uiRnt and that
me original plan fo have Tho nom.
nations made o. that time would ur.
doubleday Do followed Senator ffoI
Na. ~ rho rsag'ufiora committee .a.f
Dr. would boz .wro. IhIr f1 conclude tns
convention fur0r-uN NIGHT and Son.
afor Rood uf SO .sulr. rtr-l..rd t.,
same FirV
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WILSON'S AMERlCA4~lSM PLANK A SENSATION
STARVING TO DEATH

For months in the off land SYRIA and the land
OF so many Bible scenes and the land of Christ and His Apostles
there has been constant and begoue
fellow Christians driven TO death, and exile
II Is estimated that million Armenians have been killed
similar threatens Syria Driven their homes
r"bod oi their personal possessions and penne they
starving One of the latest adviceS that many
ing to eat but Fair young girls take
rather than submit Others deny their
Christian faith, tortured 10 death by the MoSlenS
Hundreds of thousands beyond power help, but
multitude remains and will from baniShment
their ruined homes and land absolutely dependent
food aud shelter the charity Of their fellow Churches
other lands Freely We have received freely give"
HOW TO HELP.
They in need of food and grain for seed with which
replant their fields
Money cabled will enable them obtain from
neighborinC ports in time to plant this years crops
Ten cents will keep child alive for week
Great CaamitcS know creed Nationality. So this
commands the support of all people regardless
racial dcuominatiuual lines
An American Committee Armenian and Syrian Relief
has been formed with headquarters al 40 Fifth Avenue New
York. with Mr.. Charles r. Treasurer At meeting
of citizens called by Mayor H. L. Kirk sub-C Committee has
been formed I'm City Mayor II L. Kirk Chairman
and DR.. ChaN. II. Robinson, Treasurer
II i> suggested that the Sabbath all our
Churches this appeal for the help Of brethren
i'm such desperate need
wM HALL. W FIELDS
n FREIisS J p 'IEYENBERGER
s. stephens. Third PresSyteris%n am
German NJ E zion Luhs5a9
SSIIe AN EL street. 1 goNEI ged6GS TH9SS S KSoNTz
E II TTTRlpER r rGHAiS i,. II ROBINSON
CLARENCE f. ALLEN FATHER o MOVE.
JACOB BRITTlNGHAM FATHER RossMAN
r BRiNiNsTooI. N i'f PoTrER 3Rf'0'
FATHER HBRAiAM. 9 / N2IE''' FISH
Pauls
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GREAT ENTHUSIASM
IS MANIFESTED
Defends Policies Of Admins
tration and Lauds Acts
Of the President.
OVATION FOR WILSON

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-THE Demo
cratic national convention at IT, FIRST
session today heard the keynote OF
Nmericanism and peace. preparedness
and prosperity sounded by former Gov
,rnor Glynn of New York. a. tempo
rary chairman. and. with a high pitch
q enthusiasm emphatically registered
by demonstration after demonstTd-
ION. It's approval Of President Wilson's
peaceful conduct OF foreign affairs
The convention Whirl had gotten
under way with such perfunCfory dem
unstratlOns. as mark every national
Eafhering of the kind. soon stirred if.
~ itnO roaring cheers AZ Chairman
rIynn cited historic parallels 20 show
hat other Presidents. including Re.
publicans, had adjusted threatening
iOreiEn situations Without resort 90
war
The policy Of The Naturalization. "
hn declared, "haa been Just a. Ameri
IAN as the American flag itself"
As be went down The list ~ Priest
dents reCounung their action f0 avoid
var the delegate caught The spirit Of
his argument and as be referred f0
zach particular President some dele.
.afe would call.
"Wlaf did hr do7"
Gle settled I.a trouble br ufrufia
.Inn. Wa1 'hn reply which GIrnr Ir
.ariably returned. and fhl convention
o4id roar Ita approval
Vim j Bryan a. "a nora paper cor
Ia p0Iderf In fln praHs Stand. Ufp'
.i.r emotion al G'yrn pictured no
victories ~ peace. hu' hr laughed with
Ccontinusd on Page Hinsl
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Is NOW BEING PUT
INTO PROPER SHAPE
Much Depends on Its Phrase
ology and 1t Will Be
Handled Carefully.
A TENTATIVE PLANK

ST. LOUIS. June 1i.-President
Wilson's plank on Americanism. for
the Democratic platform. practically
charging conspiracy by some for.
eisn born citizens to influence foreign
and International affairs for the
benefit OF other governments and
condemning any organizafion cow,
tenacing such movements as well as
any political party. which. by failure
10 repudlate such a conspiracy. re.
ceiVes the benefit OF II at the ballot
box, was telegraphed here tonight
rom washington and placed before
The Democratic leaders
As the resolutions committee which
viii draft the platform and pass on
me plank was engaged at a late hour
tonight in continuing public hearings
" persons urging various declaration
IN the platform, the plank which has
me Presidents approval and which
promises TO be the sensation OF the
Democratic platform was not formally
considered and probably will not be
until tomorrow when the sup--orn
mittee which makes the final draft
of the platform has its meeting.
There was very guarded talk about
me Presidents plank tonight because
all the leaders agreed that practically
everything depends upon the
phaseology in which IL finally found
rs way into the platform and they
did not propose 10 risk any LEAKS
which might prove embarrassing later
The conventions boundless enthusi
asm today whenever the issue OF
Americanism was touched upon gave
evidence that the Presidents plank
Soulc go into the platform in some
terms, but II Is certain 10 be the sub
iect OF extended and careful delibera
lion.
The following subcommittee tC
draft the platform was named.
Senator Stone OF Missouri, chair
man; Representative Rainey OF Hi
nois. Senator " aish OF Montana, Sen
ator Hollis OF New Hampshire. Rep
resentative Fitzgerald OF New York
Senator Pomerence Of Ohio, Former
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer oi
Pennsylvania. Senator Martin OF Viz
(Continued on Page Nins.)
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GERMANS
ATTACKED
IN BALTIC
ENGAGE
A GERMAN FLEET
Conveying Merchantmen and
~
Conveying Merchantmen and
Number Are Reported
to Be Sunk.
DETAILS LACKING

NIKOPING. sweden. via London.
June 14-t9 10 p. mD-Thirteen Ger.
man merchantmen, which were CON.
ing from the north conveyed bv an
auxiliary cruiser and sOmo torpedo
boats and armed traWlers. We're A..
tackled early this morning BY a squad.
ron Of Russian destroyer. torresdo
boats and submarines. near the Swad
ish coast The German convoy was
dispersed and the merchantmen ned
toward the coast.
u Is reported that some 81 the ves.
sells were sunk.
COPENHAGEN. Via London. June
14-ts.20 p. ml-Descrlbing the Bal
nc nght. the Darcns Nyhcder SAYS that
the Russian squadron won an imporf.
ant victory The Russians had six
destroycrs and several submarines and
were going a. such speed that tho Ger.
mans were taken completely hy sur.
prise and only fired one shot. then
made Tor port IN the utmost haste.
III is believed" SAYS tho papcr.
that twelve merchantmen were sunk.
while German armed trauler. which
arrived a. NykOp.ng. had 100 men
aboard from "A German DESTROYER that
had been sent fO The bottom The
German auxiliary cruiser was th.
koniE Won Saoh.cn. which Was aI.1
seen 20 sink. and If ls supposed fh4t
all ~ Dor crew were drowned
The bagers Nyued,r names tho foI
lowing ton German Steamer. Ha hatIIH
been lost iu The attack uf tho Rus .au
guadron Norma. Iwtl'N. ArdH.
N'rkl'uhrrE. laa'IIe. Italia. u.fsrIu
Wosor. kouFul schultz. and Alloula
AMSTERDAM. VIA LONDON Jun,
II. fI. Do wN Tho following
tiafou'rf nH. hF'n given uu. .u Hs.
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is REAL CAUSE OF
MEXICAN TROUBLES
Presence Of American Troops
Is Minor Element In
the Situation.
DEVELOPMENTS SOON

WASHINGTON. June 14-Whaf-
ever Is 70 be the outcome OF the in
volved situation beyond the Mexican
border. officials here are certain that
the presence OF American troops on
Mexican soil Is only one element and
perhaps a lesser one. among those
contributing 10 unrest in Mexico The
real key To the situation. may be-
lieye, is the apparent collapse OF tho
de facto government EFFORT TO ad-
just the financial problem, in default
OF substantial foreign aid.
Consular reports have Indicated
growing uneasiness among the Nexi-
can people. owing 10 the money Etrtn-
Cency The country has been flooded
with issue after issue Of worthless
paper. while It's diminished stock OF
precious metal has been squeezed
again and again 20 find the means OF
paying Tor war material and other
be- procured only on fat cash basis.
II De- evident that many officials be-
licyc The collapse of the Do facto gov
eminent Is more to be expected than
any overt act by the government
arainsf the United States. Out Of
such collapse. it o. feared there
might come an iIi advised attempt
90 eject tho American troops sent 10
pursue Villa and bis bandits
with most Of the population ut
teriv ignorant of true conditions, agi-
fafors m-nt have an easy task in
spreadine tho impression hat Ameri.
cans arc ro por BILE for Mexico's
DrrcOuiD and other troubles
Tho forthcoming reply fu tho Mex
lean note drwara.~e Withdrawal of
the American troops will emphasize
zion looking f0 adequate policing BY
fI0 C4rr7nzo troops can wtldrawai
h, received
There vas nothing D. Indicate to-
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VIRTUALLY CHARGES CONSPIRACY
AM0NGFORE|GN- N-bORN ELEMENT
HILLES TO Be NAMED
CHAIRMAN OF 6. 0.P.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE

NEW YORK. June l4.-Charles ID.
hllles successor as chairman of the
Republican national committee will be
selected in all likelihood at confer
ence here next Monday afternoon be-
tween charles r.. Hughes the Presl-
Dental nominee. ana ". Murray Crane
OF Massachusetts, chairman of the na-
tiOnal subcommittee ON organization
ana as many OF the other seven mem
bers OF the subcommittee as can b.
present
Arrangements for the conference
were made late today by Mr. Crane
II also was announced that the man
aSer or the Hughes Campaign pTObs bly,
VIII be selected then and that the per
sonnel OF the executive committee Will
be discussed. The subcommittee is
empowered 10 name the chairman and
the executive committee.
No announcement concerning the
nominees choice for national cha.r-
man or campaign manager has beei.
made and indications are that be will
continue 10 consider names OF avail
able candidates until his meeting with
the subcommittee In pursuance OF
ms policy Of retraining from discus
sion OF political affairs for the pres
ent. Mr. Hughes declined tonight TO
say whether he had made n tentative
choice. Mr.. Crane also declined TO
comment on the situation.
In the meantime. Mr Hughes will
continue his informal conferences here
with party leaders and his reception Of
old and new friends and supporters
The longest conference he held today
was with George W Wickersham. al
torney general in President Taft's cab
met, who will take an active part N
The campaign management The proh-
lem OF selecting a summer residence
IS presenting difficulties II Is likely
however. that he will remain in New
YORK state and Will choose a location
in the mountains not too remote from
the city.
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CHALLENGES
FOREIGNERS
APPROVES PLANK
ON AMERlCANISM
In the Democratic Platform
Scoring Foreign-Born
Element for Action.
CALLS II BLACKMAIL

NGTON. June President
Wilson today approved plank on
American for tho Democratic ma
uonal platform which arraiCns indi-
ViduaIs or lfIansss seeking 10 en-
barrdss The government In negotia-
lions with foreign nations and con.
d"ms any political party which modi.
hes it- policy for fear Of political con-
sequences.
The president decided to challenge
openly Americans Of alien birth on
posing bus foreign policies Learning
from editorials Iu some foreign news.
papers f.af they we're supporting fhe
Republican nominee. Mr. Wilson sent
word to hI- personal representative
In 81 Louis fp make the plank on
American -W direct and uucquivocal
The plank ON Ameriranism. drawn
partially here and partially in St
Louis. bad been completed tonight.
and was ready FOR submission 10 tho
resolutions committee Of the Cnuveu-
rOu. o. Was taken FOR granted that
f would hr embodied Ir the plat.
form practically al written
The plank carries uuf some ~ the
ideas 'Aprt sod hb fle president In
Fla. baF address here today. a..
rueIr. small group of Americans ~
fI~fIsu extraction Of attempting 70.
iDtF political lIarkwHIl fO gain their
sIU. D.. further states that tho Dem.
urrdfr party uI.l MOT bs Influenced
ts sufn h.HlkwaIf- anr 'u eject
rha'tUE.. fur Republican nominee tO
'sk. similar fanl
r5reiarers C0tstsod
Tnrs.Fu born Americans orc severe
lr criticised Tor .rfsrfcrinE in bc
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M'GRAW CHOSEN
FOR NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMAN

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June l4.-John r
McGraw OF Grafton was elected ma
uonal committeeman from West Vir-
einia for his sixth term at a meeting
Of the West Virginia delegation held
this morning in the Hotel jefferson.
tie Is one of the oldest national com.
mitteemen in the United States, hav.
Ing served twenty years.
owen +. Mckinney OF Fairmont was
elected chairman OF the delegation ana
\. r. kenney OF Parkersburg secre-
! tary. Members OF committees OF the
national convention were named as
follows. John b. Stevenson, Hunting.
ton, rules and order OF business: /:
Percy Byrd. Clarksburg. permanent or
ganization; Louis Bennett, Weston,
credentials; John ]. Conin. Wheeling,
platform; Jeff Newberry. Huntington,
committee 10 notify the president, and
G. NJ. Siebert, Martinsburg, committee
10 notify the vice president
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RUSSIANS
PRESSING
T. ADVANTAGE
ADVANCING HORDES
NEAR CZERNOWTTZ
General Brusilof is Swinging
Around to Cut Off
Lemberg.
A CLEVER RUSE

PETROGRAD. June l4-CVia Lon
don $50 p. m.)-Russias most sue
cessful operation OF the war was be-
ing pressed vigorously along the whole
front in Nolhynia and In Bukowina
Having cut the railway communica-
tions OF Czernowitz from the north.
the Russians have carried the fighting
Tor possession OF that city into its
very outskirts. Its fall IL momen-
tarily expected. II is rumored that
berg.
AT the same tine. the extreme right
flank OF General Brusiloff's forces is
swinging out toward Koyel. another
important railway junction controll-
Ing kovel from the southwest along
the Rovno-Kovel railway. have reached
the Stokhod river, 20 miles from
Kovel Southwark OF KOvel they have
pushed a wedge westward TO Torcnin
in the direction OF Vladimirvolynsk ski
This piercing OF the Austrian line
places the right flank OF Prince Leo
\ particularly stubborn defense Is
being made by the enemy in the kovel
district advanced positions.
At many intermediate points he
tween the northern and southern
points OF contact the Austrians are
reported 10 be retreatinE so hastily
that they are out of touch with the
a Clever Ruse.
Tho ruse practiced by the Russians
AZ the beginning of the present opera
tions is described as follows
The Russians opened with severe
cannon fire which continued for sew
eral hours and then suddenly ceased
The Austrians. from past experience.
expected an attack, which they pre-
pared 10 meet. advancing machine
guns and bomb throwers. brinCfn =
mp troops and even preparing cavalry
for a charge. These Preparations
were watched by Russian observers.
When the stage was properly set.
instead of'fhc expected advance. the
Russians let loose another shower 81
shells much more violent than any OF
the previous ones. causing terrific
slaughter and Generalization in tho
opposing ranks. on the heels of which
they began a forward movement
The smaller number Of command.
ing officers captured In proportion 10
the number OF soldiers is contributed
by military experts 20 tho Coufus on
existing iu the Austrian armies due
10 the Fuddonncss and energy or '1-
Russian drive. 10 shows. if is argued,
that the officers lost control Of the
men and abandoned them 20 their
. fate al critical moments
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ROBINSON MAJORITY NOW 274
AND[EAD ISCERTA|N To OST|CK
ALL CLAIMS OF THE
LILLY PEOPLE MET
Loss OF Fifty in the Robinson
Majority in Taylor
County.
RECOl NI IN MOOD
RECOUNT IN WOOD

The completion of reeounts and
the coming OF eanvassed returns
IN the Republican primary contest
Tor the GoVernorship. which has
developed into by far the closest
political contest IN West Viruinia
since the memorable Gof-W iison
qovernorShip election Of 1893. pave
Robinson net gains early Wednes.
day night over Lily.
In ~ a m y ire the recount
changed Robinson majority Of
AIS to 400. In Preston the Robin
majority OF 1856 was changed to
l1o1. In WOOD the Robinson ma
lorlty was changed from % TO 100.
In Harrison the Robinson aiority
was changed from pa 70 PSI
These changes netted Robinson a
gain OF - votes.
Later In the niaht. however. the
eanNassed returns from Taylor
county, the home OF JUDGE Robin.
son, registered a net loss for him.
The Robinson total in that county
was 1924 instead of Pa. a Rob
inson loss OF so votes. The Lilly
total. 4e9. was UNCHANGED. so the
Robinson majority IN that county
is now 745.
The canvassed vote Of twenty
seven Counties has been received.
with twenty-eiGht counties yet 10
report. AS the Lily and Robinson
claims on these OUTSTANDING
counties auree, the Robinson lead
will stand unless the sliuht changes
on the canvass should all be m
favor Of Lilly. which OF course rs
not likely.
The totals now stand,
Lilly Observation-Disclosures. So. .262
Robinson Observation-Disclosures. 59.536
Robinson's majority .... 274
Not included IN the tabulation is
the Lilly cain Of five votes in
Wood county. scored durinu the un-
com pleted recount Yesterday. and
which OF course Will probably he
added 20 or decreased with the
complet o1 % 'he recount today.
NeGlunphy's Good Run.
With the comind Of the official
canvassed vote Of all three counties
Ccon-inued on PaEe rcizs.,
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BOY LOSES LEG

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIugcnc-r
FAIRMONT. ". Va. June II
Linn Merrifield fourteen year old sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Merrifield. OF
Watson had his leg served this even
ing while stealing ride on a freight
train in the railroad yard near his
home. He fell from the cars beneath
the wheels and was run over The
injured boy is al Fairmont hospital
No. 3.