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HOW THE I. o. 0. E.
 CARES FOR ORPHANS

Two reels of pictures, showing the children of the Odd Fellows home at Batesville, will be shown at the Hauber theatre Wednesday afternoon and night, in addition to the regular bill.
 The pictures are being shown throughout the state under the aus pices of the I. o. o. F., which organi- zation maintains the Batesville home. The home is said to be the largest in- stitution of it's kind in Arkansas, and the two reels of pictures show the children as they study, work, eat and play according to their daily rou- tine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
STAY OF EXECUTION.

McAlester, Oka.. Aug. 21.--.A say of execution has been granted pending appeal in the case of Roswell Vest brook. sentenced to death last spring in the district court of Latimer coun- ty. The sentence was to have been executed Friday last.
 Westbrook was convicted of killing Calvin Tomlinson February 7 last. He is now held in the state penten tiary awaiting action of the court of appeals The new date set for his execution is September 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
GIVES BIRTH TO {
 CHILD IN HEARSE

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Otto Rodenberg, chauffeur for an undertaking firm, was on his way 10 deliver a coffin when he drove alongside street car and was hailed by the conductor.
 There's a sick woman in this car.' the conductor said. "I wish you'd take her to hospital"
 The driver of the hearse speeded for a hospital, but when he reached there he had two passengers. Mrs. Vclensky and baby boy were car- reid into the hospital. at which insti- tuition it was said that mother and child were doing nicely.
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Sample Each Free by Mail
FRATERNAL CONGRESS-.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 21.-The annual convention of the National Fratcrnal congress met in this city today with an attendance of delegates from S5 fraternal societies having an as gregate membership of more than B. OO0,O0O. The sessions will continue through the greater part of the week and will be devoted principally to a discussion of adequate insurance rates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
TRAINING CAMP OPENS.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. 21.-A civilian military training camp, the first to be held in the intermOuntain region, was opened at Fort Douglas today and will be continued until September 16. Many recruits have enrolled from all sections of the Gin termountain empire" embracing Me- vada, Montana. Idaho, Colorado, Wy Oming and Utah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
\. j. LABOR FEDERATION.

Orange, N. J., Aug. 21.-Many rep resentatives of organized labor were on hand here today for the opening of the annual convention Of the New Jersey Federation of Labor. The an nual reports of the scv ral officers show a gratifying gain in the mem- bership and finances of the state organization during the past twelve months. The convention will con- tinue it's sessions three days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
,UIRERNIANS MEET,

Great Falls. Mont. Aug. 21.-Many delegates and visitors from all parts Of Montana arrived in Great Falls to- day to attend the biennial state con- ventions of the Ancient Ord;r of Hibernians and the Women's auxili- ary. The convention sessions will continue three days and will be inter- spersed with features of special ent~r- tainment arranged by the local mem- bers of the order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
CREDIT MEN IN SESSION.

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. 21.--Omaha is entertaining during the first half of this week the annual convention of the National association of Retail Credit Men. Present at the Op9ning of the proceedings today were up- wards of 300 delegates. representing prominent retail mercantile establish ments in many large cities through cut the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
NEW POSITIVE TREATMENT
 TO REMOVE HAIR OR FUZZ
(Reautv NOteS)

Women are fast learning the value of the use of delatone for removing hair or fuzz from face, neck or arms. A paste is made with some powdered delatone and water and spread on the hairy surface. In or minutes it is rubbed off, the skin washed and every bit of hair has disappeared. No fail ure will result if you are careful to buy genuine delatone. (Advt)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
PORTER PEEPS: PAYS PENALTY

Sam Wilson, negro porter at the Arlington hotel, was fined $1O by Po- lice Judge J. R. Stewart vest rday. after trial on charge of dsorderly conduct. The negro had been caught peeping through transom into a room of the hotel, which was occu pied by woman guest.
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OPEN NEW AUTO HIGHWAY.

Pueblo, Colo. Aug. 21.-The open ing of the Pueblo-Los Angeles high way via the Grand canyon of Arizona was celebrated today at Wolfe Creek Pass on top of the Continental di- vide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

When the baby is suffering the double affliction of hot weather and bowel disorders, the remedy needed is McGEE'S BABY ELMER. It re- duces the feverish condition, corrects the stomach and checks looseness of the bowels. Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by w. L. Dewoody X Co:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22
LOUIsIANA FARMERS TO TOUR.

New Orleans, La, Aug. 21.-A large party of Louisiana farmers has ar ranged to leave New Orleans tomor- row on an observation tour that will take them through northern Illinois, |southern Wisconsin, eastern Iowa and the territory contributory to St. Louis.
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FLYER KILLED BY FALL.

Paris. Aug. 21.-Second Lieutenant Brendigjono des Moulinais, a we'll known aviator. has been killed in an accidental fall of his aeroplane ill the Verdun region.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

Apply cotton cloth wet with BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT to all wounds, cuts burns, sores or blis- ters, and note it's wonderful healing power. It is prompt and very effec- tive. Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bot tie. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
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TROUBLED WITH P|MP[ES Z MONTHS
Also DandrufT. Scratched and Caused A Burning Sensation. Head in
 An Awful Condition.
HEALED BY CUT|CURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

I was troubled about two months with pimples and dandruf. The pimples were hard and red and when scratched them it seemed to cause burning sensation and l could hardly sleep. My head was in an awful condition and was ashamed to go out. My hair was dry and stubborn and would come out when ] would attempt to comb it.
 "l bought box of - which did very little good. A friend told me about Cutcura Soap and Oint- ment and sent for free sample. Then l bought bar of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment and in two weeks time l was completely healed" lSigned) Richard Allen, Cuero, Texas, March 6, 1916.
 Sample Each Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston" Sold throughout the world.
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ACQUITTED OF THEFT.

of $10 from Sam Ramsey, another negro, was given a trial yesterday be- fore Justice of the Peace Cliff c. Brewster, and was found not guilty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

A Louisiana inventors automatic fire alarm calls the nearest firemen, rings alarms both outside and inside building where fire starts and lights red light on the outside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

If you sit in cool draft when you are heated and get stiff or lame back, you will be looking for some thing that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT and don't be talked out of it because it is the best pain relieving liniment you can get anywhere. Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by w. L. Dewoody & Go. cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

An electric motor truck that resem- bles huge refrigerator has been built for a Porto Rico ice dealer 10 enable him to deliver his wares with minimum of loss by melting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-08-22

A rack that can te hung on rad iator to enable a person to warm his feet has been invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
D 7 z D

RickeY-On Tuesday. December le. 1915, II $50
o'clock =. III. at his late residence. Washington.
D. c.. SAMUEL D. RICkEY. Of A. D. RsckW
and the late Harriet llixyl RckSs. In The 63n6
year OF his afc.
lnterment West Alexander. Pa, ThurSday, December
II. at $50 O'Clock .. m.
R0BB-On Wednesday. December l3. 1916. It lao
O'Clock 3. ILL.,. at the family residence ~ -Four
teenth street. WILLIAM l.. RoBB. In The 6sth
year Of his are.
Services at the residence Friday afternoon $50
O'Clock. Friends invited. Intsrnsnt' pirate
Greenwood cemetery.
tPlcase omit floEaA)
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TWO ARE. HURT
BENEATH AUTO.
GEORGE PHILLIPS BIG sTuTZ
SKIDS AND LEAVES THE
NATIONAL PIKE.
George Jefferson Painfully Injured
When Pinned Under Machine
Phillips Badly Bruised.

George Jefferson. who lives near
Wheeling park. was seriously injured
and George Phillips manager of the
Fort Henry club. was painfully bruised
and scratched when Mr.. Phillips big
Stutz roadster skid,lrd on the slippery
National pike al AtkinSun'S crossing and
plunged down between the bridge and
the West Virginia Traction line. pin
ming both occupants beneath the heavy
car.
Mr. Phillips. painfully scratched and
bruised. was able To return TO this city
last night. but Mr.. Jefferson Is still at
Morgan'S hotel at West Alexander, too
seriously hurt to he brought home last
night. 1t is not thought. however. that
his injuries are dangerous.
According to Mr.. Phillips the wreck.
which occurred II 8 o'clock. was purely
accidental. caused by the car skidding on
Both men were pinned beneath the over
turned machine. Mr.. Phillips. however.
managed to eXtricate himself and with
the help Of w. n. Atkinson and others
succeeded in raising the car and eNtri-
eating Mr.. Jefferson. Both injured men
were taken aboard West Alex car 10
the Morgan hotel At the state line
where DIR. j. NJ. Timmons OF West Alex
ander. rendered aid
That the accident was not worse Is
fortunate. The cur turned over nearly
into the creek. broke Off one front wheel,
crushed the wind shield, demolished the
top and caused other damage.
Mr.. Phillips and Mr.. Jefferson were
coming toward Wheeling when the ac-
Cident occurred.
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PROBATE OF WILL.
ProbatB OF VIII.


Office Of the Clerk. County Court, OHIO CounI''.
State Of West Virginia.
In the matter OF the Probate OF the La@ Win III"
Testament OF Alexander Hirth deceased
The object OF the PETITION filed In this matter ca
the l2th day az December. 1916 Is 70 have admit1oo
To probst. The paper writing purpostlnE TO he the
Ls., VIII md Testament OF Alexander Hirth. oe-
rpased bearing date the Goth day 81 Decehoes.
lyla And It appearing from an affidavit made
before william Z. K7Ipp. attorney for Mn. Louisa
Smith and MIS-. Josephine Russell. tho petitioners
h.r-In and this day fle, with the undersigned. that
Charles IIlrth. Real l1ith Myers. GeneTieSe Hirtn
and EunIce Hr;h. Interested persons. arc noa re-,
dents az tho State Of West Virginia II Is hefeny
ordered that they do appear at my office IN tne
City Of Wheeling. State OF West Virginia IN uae
county and state Aforesaid. within ono month attet
the date Of tho first publication hereof. ana 90
Whist j. necessary IN protest their Interests III sAie
matter. a., ,...
The hearing Of said petition is set for the 18TH
day OF January A. D.. 1917.
Clerk Of the County Court. Ohio County. State OF
Wrd Virginia.
WILLIAM E. KRCPP.
Attorney for the petitioners. u-lt--I--e-!S-.
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STOMACH SHOULD.
DIGEST Anything.
PROPER CARE AND TRAINING
WILL GAIN THIS END FOR
YOU-TANlAC MAN SAYS
USE COMMON SENSE.

Educate your stomach to digest
anything you want 10 eat You can
train your stomach as you can train
your muscles. Eat regularly. SLEEP
enough, but not too much. Be cheer
full. DO this and most anything you
want to eat will agree with you
; These thoughts we're emphasized by
the Tanlac Man recently in a talk or
how 10 lose. regain and maintain q
healthy body. He continued:
MANY people cram all kinds Of food
into their stomach. Then they won
der why they do not feel the glow oil
perfect health"
System is Needed.
There is no reason why a mar
should not eat anything he pleases il
|! he only uses his brains. But he car
scarcely eat anything TO his good If he
doesn't. The stomach must be trained
to expect its regular food. Give i
! about the same amount at every meal
then sleep regularly and exercise.
was invited 10 dine recently with some
prominent men. The seven courses
took an hour and a half TO serve. Those
men had been in their office all day.
venture to say not one Of them had ia
ken enough exercise 10 keep the diges
tive apparatus of cat in good condi
ton. When they got up from the table
they had inflicted untold punishment
upon an already weakened stomach.
Thousands to-day are not free t
follow this advice, because they al
ready have about ruined their stom
achs by careless habits Of living. The!
must now rebuild these WORKOUT or
gans by the Tanlac method and call
halt to the abuses that are tearing the
bulwarks Of health away. No one en-
dures the agony the person with a wor
ried stomach does. 1t is almost Ger
tainty that he will also have .othel
complaints as result of It,"
Any of the thousands upon thou
sands OF people who have taken Tan
| lac will gladly bear witness to It's mer
its. Ask them and they will tell you o
the suffering it freed them from. Tan
! lac is on sale at c. H. Griest & Co.:
/ drug store.
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nao-ood PrefR

Mrs. Albert Lozicr and son Albert.
have returned to their home here after
4 visit with friends in Cumberland. Md.
Thomas Blake is confined to his home
Din Main street on account Of serious
illness: .
spending few days in Benwood with
friends.
Members Of the Womcns BENEFIT as
ISOLATION of the Maccabees attended the
closing sessions of the state rally and
school of instruction held in Wheeling
yesterday.
= Dominick Eaccia, who was injured in
Ar accident in the baltimore and Ohio
railroad yards. is reported to be i'm
proving.
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Mc1NTlRE-On Monday, December II. 1915, Il 10 rs
o'clock y. IN. at the family residancs 5lo4 Main
street. MRS. VICTORIA AcETlRl. In hA 9Th
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WANTED Male Help.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and collector. Cal = eins
Offics. 7o-l2th st., ThursdAy morning oe@:'
9.l0 O'Clock. o'n'i
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FINANCIAL
SENATOR SALISBURY.
Unanimous Choice at Caucus Of Dem
oerats For President Pro
Tempore.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator
Willard Salisbury of Delaware, was
the unanimous choice of the Demo
cratic senate caucus tonight fo: pres
ident pro tempore TO succeed the late
Senator Clarke of Arkansas. He will
Dr. elected by the senate as soon as
f's uamc is presented, probably tonlor'
row. =.
Senator Salisbury was elected to
the Senate III January, 1913.
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Funeral from the late resldnce No 2lot Main street.
Thursday afternoon NJ 80 o'clock Services 1t the
First Christian church At o'clock Friends in
Ylted. lntermrnt In Greenwood cemcssry.
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BENWOOD
Auto Turns Turtle

In attempting to avoid hitting q
Young Benwood boy who was sled rid
ing. {. N. Hood Of Glendale. ran on, onto
The Wheeling Traction company lines
At Fourteenth and Marshall street
Benwood, yesterday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock, the impact causing the. ma
chine to turn turtle, lodging against
retaining wall
The occupants OF the machine were
Mr., Hood and son Roy. and Mrs. VIII
Voitle and daughter Edna, of Mounds
vile. They escaped injury. No dam
age was done to the machine and AT
or being righted it was driven tc
Noundsrille by Mr.. Hood. .
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Warwood. W. Va.
Bazaar Opens This Evening,

The suspicious opening OF the Christ
mat bazaar in the VI. h. church will take
place this evening. when visitors will
step into a veritable Santa Claus shop.
At the pastry booth. very tempting
viands will be on sale. while at the
candy and fancy work booths every
thing to please the most fastidious will
be found.
The secret corner promises to be
an unusual attraction, on account Of the
articles OF mystery which will be
drawn. also the new feature. snap
line" will delight many.
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us Any GIRL sAFE7"

The Rev. Dr. Parkhurst said
The enormous extension of the WHITE
Slave trdffic ind the traps which are 80
secudtivcly set by dissolute cunning
that no Innocent girl i'll the city Is ah-
so!utely secure. are facts which IT is
time for fathers and mothers to under
stand and TO face. II is in order to their
enlightenment that a picture drama has
been produced Icy the Anti-Eice Motion
Picture Company. which will bear the
name Of rs Any Girl Safe II was
put on private view Il few days ago he
fore Il small company Of people known
to be profoundly interested I'm SOCIAL
conditions and was Inspected by them
with brea thleSS interest and received
firm them unanimous endorsement. The
drama gives an idea Of the captivating
devices employed hy prucurerS and their
agents and was declared by one who Is
officially engaged in SuppreSslnE the
traffic. TO he lrlIr 20 the life and no cS-
'Aggeration. 1t transfers I" the. screen
kind of preachment which might lr cN-
pected from the pulpit were IL practical
bic for the clergy t. deal with existing
conditions with II perfectly free hand. "
This picture will he shown at the
Court Theatre for a fun week. beginning
Monday, december *, l!lG.
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a Record Achievement.

BERLIN, Dec. 13. by wireless 10 the
Associated Press, via Tuckerton. y: j.:
"A record achievement is chronlcled
of a German submarine which has re-
turned to its base after 50 days at sea,
without entering harbor or receiving
outside assistance of any form. The
weather generally was bad.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs l.. Pcasc is sun confined TO her
home as n result of her recent illness;
Hugh Carroll Is very much improved
and will probably be able 10 be out
again in n short time.
Misses Helen Sliffr and Edna HELLER
attended the Lima IlcnniG-Sherman re-
citnl last night.
Mrs Dcnr Ciantzcr. Of Bridgeport. Wis
tied her daughter. Mrs. Hugh Carroll.
Tuesday
The Warwood Dancing Club will en-
Joy one of their pleasant affairs 1t
Lasch's Hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. +. w. MRhan. who has been. i'll
tha past few days. is much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
SALE NOT ENCOURAGING.
Red Cross Seals May Not BE Disposed Of
nv HOlidaYR.

A. T., Sinks. secretary Of the Associa-
ted CHARITIES. announced yesterday after
noon that the sale of Red Cross seals
was not encouraging If Wheeling is Ia
make any showing against Charleston.
must be larger than il has been during
the past few days that they have been
on the market. Wheeling has taken out
700. 900 seals and Charleston has 100000
To sell between now and Christmas. but
If this city is to hold up Its end, Mr..
Sinks said. the sales must be more brisk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-14
Christmnr NuhcAl,

The program committee Of the Chris
tian church is at present arranging q
very interesting musical. which will be
given In the church the Sunday even
ing before Christmas. instead OF the
usual Christmas entertainment.
The numbers will be appropriate TO
the Yuletidc season. and Will be ably
handled by local talent.
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WARW00D
Charter Meeting Tonight.

Tonight Il very important meeting OF
the citizens OF Warwood viii be held
in the Center Warwood hose house,
when tho proposed new charter will be
read and discussed.
4 number Of the leading citizens of
the town have expressed themselves as
being dissatisfied with some Of the
clauses contained therein. and 1t is cN-
pcctcd that Il warm word battle Will be
engaged in.
\ rumOr has been circulated that 10
independent ticket has been slated tor
the coming election III January, which
will b. Hgitatrd after the meeting.
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German Casualties.

LONDON, Dec. Is. 2:3O p. m.--Ihe
total German casualties. excluding
those in the naval and colonial serv,,
ices, reported in the German otiicla
lists for November, says British OIL
cial statement issued to-day, was 1885,.
176 officers and men. making the total
German losses in killed, wounded and
missing since the war broke out, s.
OBJ $40
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German Press Comment

BERLIN. Dec. - 10 a. H.. via
London. 100 p. m.-rhe kreu2 ZCit'
ung expressed the fear that any peace
which to the entente allies docs not
bear the aspect of defeat would Prove
Il great danger for. Gernli-,y and be
only An armistice.
Die Post doubts the rXp',diGnCy1 OF
the peace offer; but says il is glad M
neutral has been asked 10 mediate.
The Taegiche RundSchaG fears that
the entente allies will utdw. our the
negotiations by asking impossible
counter proposals. hoping In enlist
pressure from neutral America
The Tages Zeitung says it wishes
DR.. Won Bcthmann-HoliHr., h:.'l cnl-
phasized moro strongly tie fact that
Germany offered peace as Il victor, and
that the peace Terms must adequately
reward Germany for the s.u:!tiCes she
had made.
The Socialist organ. TIE EG"wncrts,
sees great and unique feature IN the
offer, in hat it. breaks with the old ira
dition. that the defeated Si;ie must ask
for the commencement OF peace nego.
tialions. The newspaper says that in
view of the fact that French Socialists
belong to government allied with
Russia, and thus arc -omaiiltGd TO
Russia'S recently pruclain"I! plans for
conquest. and that English Socialists
have Just entered the British cabinet
with program Of fighting Is Il finish,
ii cannot indulge in strong HOPES. mat
Germany's OverlurpS vii lead TO
peace.
The Tagcblatt surmiseS lhlt Ger
many's peace terms will be reasonable,
for IAN offer OF peace can mean Moth
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Prince Henri Killed,

BERLIN, Dec. 13. by wireless to Say.
Vile n. Y.-Prince Henri Nil. Of
Reuss, was killed in battle on Novem-
Der %, on the Russian front, accord
ing to the Overseas News Agency:
Prince Henri was "a years ola &c, and
a lieutenant in Prussian cavalry leg
iment.
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Play Bellcire High.

The Union High school basket hai
team will play the Bellalrc High school
team Friday evening at Bcllaire. 1t was
announced asst night at the Union schooi
building. This will be the opening game
for the Rclla,rc, lads. while Benwood has
already won one game.
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WAR NEWS FEATURE
Continued from First Page.)
theatres there is little activity, asic
from artillery duelS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Pierre Mali,
Belgian consul general in this city.
made public tonight a cable message
received from him by Carton De Wharf,
Belgian minister &c Justice at Havre.
France, which said in part:
Two Russian prisoners arriving in
side the English lines near Ipres de.
clare that Belgian civilians are obliged
to construct for the German army with
in four kilometres Of the firing line,
trenches, shelters and emplacements
for machine guns and batteries. These
unfortunates are constantly exposed
TO the shells and must work in groups
Of ten under the orders of Il German
soldier"