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STICK NAILS LIE
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but 10 no one have obligated myself
in any way for any position.
Il do not intend that that paper or
any other paper shall deliberately mis-
represent me- However, it seems to
be a favorlte pastime with the Register
to attack candidates of another polit-
ical faith.
1T may be Informative to the pub
lie TO know that under Democratic
control of the board for the past six
years the Wheeling Register has been
handed contracts for job printing with
out submitting bids or competition Of
any sort. When the people know this,
they can perhaps understand why the
Register will tight SO desperately to
defeat a Republican candidate for COM
missioner and to continue control Of
that board in Democratic hands.
Card From Dr. Otto.
To the Editor Of the Intelligencer.
Sir:--ln view of repeated falsehoods
published in the Wheeling Register
alleging some kind Of q deal, as the
result Of which the undersigned is to
become clerk of the board Of county
commissioners in the event of the
election Of Mr.. Henry Stock, wish TO
say that at no time have | ever been
a candidate either for the clerkship
of the board or any other office which
it is within the appOintive powers Of
the board to fill, nor have ] ever dis
cussed with Mr.. Steck nor MI Ephlin
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WORK WEAKNESS
No LONGER FELT
MRS. WALLACE OF SHORT CREEK
GOT STRENGTH FROM
WENTWORTH
This Is The Way Mrs. Wallace Told
The Eloquent Story:

"Rau's Drug Store: For many years
| suffered with nervousness. | could
not sleep. No appetite. Not rested
when Id get up in the morning. Aw-
fully depressed in spirits. More like
dead person. No life in me. Pains
in shoulder and chest and awful ner-
vous headaches. I'm on my second
bottle of Nerv-Worth. | feel like a
new being. | can work all day and not
feel tired. | feel more like work than
] have for ten years. I'm cheerful and
the world looks better to me. | doc.
tored for years Have taken lots Of
medicine, but none ever reached my
case until ! found Nerv-Worth.
MRS. MARY WALLACE,
Short Creek P. O., W. Va"
Not a bit of risk in buying Nerv.
Worth, either way. Try bottle at
Rau's and get your dollar back If
you're not helped. No other risk.
Nerv-Worth does good and good only.
1t contains not an atom OF opates,
narcotics, coal tar products or habit
forming drugs.
Our personal guarantee is back Of
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co.,
e. II. RAU.
Wentworth is also sold at the fol-
lowing stores: Cameron Drug Co.,
Cameron: Ralston & Parker. Martins
Ferry; Dankworth Bros, Bellaire /;
Patterson & Sons, ST. Clairsville
DilleS Bros, Barnesville. No.3-l0
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Chile is 10 Get Five
American Submarines

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 2-The Brit.
ish government. it is announced, will
turn over to Chile five American built
submarines as compensation on &c.
count of the delay in the delivery Of
dreadnoughts which were contracted
for in England by Chile.
The battleshipS Almirante Latorre
and Almirante Cochrane, which Were
laid down prior 10 1914 in British
yards for Chile. were taken over by
the British government because OF the
war. 4 number Of submarines which
had been constructed in the United
States for Great Britain were refused
delivery by the American government
until after the end of the war. These
submarines have been guarded by
American naval officers so that the
possibility of their removal from this
country 10 the possession Of bellig-
crent during the present war might be
eliminated.
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No Official information

Ell PASO, Tex. No. "A message
received by Americans here from Chi
huahua City today reported that Par
raj, Chihuahua, had been taken BY
Villa troops. General George Bell, jr.,
commander Of the FL Paso patrol dis.
trict. stated that he had received no
information Of the capture of Parral.
This town was given as Villas OBJ
jective when the bandit moved south
from Santa Ysabel.
At the general offices of the Alyara.
do Mining and Milling Company here
1t was said that no information had
been received in reference to the re-
port that Villa troops had captured
Parral. The Alvarado company is one
OF the largest operating in the Parral
district, and its officials are making
efforts to obtain information from their
representatives there by way of Chi
huahua City. and also by way Of Eagle
Pass, Texas, Torreon and .Timinez.
General Francisco Gonzales, com.
mandeT OF the CarranZa forces of The
north, stated that he had received no
information from chihuahua City re-
garding the reported capture of Parral
by Villa forces. but admitted that such
information might have reached the
border In private messages.
As far as known. there arc only nine
Americans employed at Parral, and
in that district at the present time.
These are r. e.. Hawkins. 4. w. Nor
ris, Leslie Webb and Howard Gray
all with the Alvarado Mining and Mill
ing Company; W f. Palmer. DR.. J..
Flanagan. ". f. Cowell, c. B. Smits
and another American whose mama
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DOES CATA|R}|R||HI
BOTHER YOlj
WILL AFFECT STOMACH AS IN
THIS CASE IF ALLOWED TO
CONTINUE TOO LONG.
READ THIS NOW.

My husband suffered with con-
tinual headaches and I; ringing sensa-
ton in his head caused by catarrh,
which had affected his stomach and
gave him severe pains and after meals
Il bloated, Sassy feeling. He was
almost deaf, and one had to almost
shout TO have him hear. was so
anxious that he recover from this
awful affliction | wanted him to try
Tanlac. which everyone was recon-
mending so highly, but he was skepti-
cal and unwilling at first because so
many other remedies had absolutely
failed 70 make good" said Mrs. Frank
Coss, 61S Howard St, Kirkwood,
Bridgeport, Ohio. In describing her
husbands quick recovery after taking
Tanlac. she said:
That old ringing sensation and the
daily headaches have vanished and
he don't seem to have the slightest
symptoms Of cataTrh now. fle can hear
his watch tick at arms length, which
he certainly could not do before, and
the gaseous formation in his stomach
and the old pains there have gone,
too. and he seems so much younger,
better and healthier in every way
want to recommend this new medi-
cine to my friends. It is good tonic,
too. in my opinion, and gladly recon-
mend it."
Have you hawking, splitting spells
DO you wake in the morning with
head stuffed up. foul breath and
mucous drippings in throat and head?
Such a condition will soon affect the
stomach and general health and head
aches, pains in stomach, nervousness
and kindred ills will almost surely fol-
low in quick succession. Thousands
of people are so affected and the rec
ommendation Of thousands that Tanlac
be given thorough trial should be
followed absolutely and at once.
Tanlac was created to cleanse the
system and remove the cause Of such
troubles and to afterwards tone and
invigorate the system. Get a bottle
ut c. II. Griest & Co.'S Drug Store,
1125 Market street, to-day.-Adv.
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nor anyone else such matter. And
| wish to add that | have not asked
Mr.. Steck nor Mr.. Ephlin for any ap-
pointment either for myself or for any
one else.
The story appearing in yesterdays
Register is lie out Of the whole cloth.
1t appears to be a desperate effort to
deceive people, and indicates that the
Democrats have no hopes based upon
merit.
Mr.. Steck will be elected county
commissioner next week. The Repub-
licans of Ohio county will resume con-
troll of the important board OF County
Commissioners and when that is done
| will feel amply satisfied myself. and
neither of the commissioners Will be
asked by ME for personal preferment.
nor will be a candidate for any Office
they have to give.
Yours truly,
GEORGE w OTTO.
Wheeling, ". Va, Nov. ., 1916.
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CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Nov:
(via Ell Paso Jet, Nov. p After
shooting the 20 Carranza military
guards of the southbound passenger
train which left Juarez on Monday
Villa bandits looted the train, robbed
the passengers and even took the
clothing from the women passenger>
Dr.. Haffner, a German passenger on
the train, who was mistaken by the
bandits for an American. was struck
over the head with a gun BY one OF
the Villistas The bandits, who were
in command of Murga brothers and
Silvestre Queyedo, then abandoned
the train, carrying the loot away III
mule drawn wagons.
After the execution Of the Carranza
soldiers by the bandits, the SYSTEM
attic lootins Of the train and the rob
bling of the passengers started, accord
ing to reports made to General Ire
vino by the passengers who arrived
here. The passengers were robbed
OF their baggage and personal belong
ings, after which the express car was
looted and the contents carried away
in wagons drawn by mule teams
After holding the train one and hall
hours, the bandits permitted it to
continue to Chihuahua City, about
sixty miles south.
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ACC0MPLICES OF
COUNTERFE|TER HELD

NEW YORK. Nov. ,. u Two men
who are charged with being accom-
pliCes of II. r. Wilkens, i'll making or
passing counterfeit Indian head five
dollar bills, were arrested in Brook
Ign today. Wilkens was arrested in
Santa Cruz, Cal. Il few days ago. One
of them, Wilkens' nephew. said he
WAS an engravcr formerly employed
by a big bank note company Of this
city. His son was taken into custody
with him.
Chief Flynn, of the United States
secret service, who made the arrests,
said both had confessed TO helping
Wilkens manufacture counterfeit gov.
eminent notes and that the younger
had admitted passing more than 500
OF them in or near this city.
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BARR IS AWARDED 4
HAREAS CORPUS WRIT

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Nov. g
On petition of o. D. Barr, the Supreme
Court of Appeals to-day awarded writ
of habeas corpus. This action releases
Barr from the judgment of imprison-
ment in the State penitentiary. He
based his petition on the ground that
he was convicted of an offense which
constitutes only a misdemeanor, and
that an offense of that character is not
punishable by penitentiary sentence,
Bar was convicted in the Circuit
Court of Tucker county or an attempt
; TO commit involuntary manslaughter,
and his sentence was one year in the
penitentiary.
The court allowed an appeal and SUI
persedeas on petition Of 0. NJ. Ramsey
in the case from Berkeley county, OF
NJ. L. Dorm against o. NJ. Ramsey d
Company.
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cOrding to military opinion here. the ap-
pr0ach Of winter already has rrecludcd
u large scale in this thGaier.
There has been = noticcabiy growing
tendency on the part Of the Germans To
commence u more or less serious Often
SIvc 1T various points In Cialicia, the
most important Ut which is the one UNI
ucrtakcn south OF BrZrZanY, where the
russian positions along the NarayuvkL
River have offered exceptional advanl-
ages for u thinking attack upon HallcZ
from the north 1T the I$mc time con-
Stltutlng Il direct menace 10 Lrmbcrg.
The Germans aimed TRUSTS all along
the line from BrZrHany To llulicZ. bur
concentrating most heavily In the region
Of MlChicSiiuu wool began Il determined
attack on the night Of October 81, which
carried the Russian positions.
Russian critics. although manfeStly
surprised ut the German ability to
launch an offensive Of large forces At
This point, do no. consider the hostile
advance over q SiN-milc front of more
than local Importance.
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Renlles to Won Eiudenburg,

LONDON. Nov. .. 3:i5 p. m.-~During
the course Of an interview with Th" AS
S0ciatcd Press correspondent today.
Major General +. Il. Mauricc. chic! dl-
r"riur of military operations ut h" war
office WAS asked Whit h" Thought OF
Field Marshal Won llind"nhurE'S state
mcnt that the Entrni" Allies could not
i,rcak through tho w"Si""" front in
thirty years. General MHurI". replied:
Our recent offensive was not design
cd to break through. Its purpose was
In relieve the pressure on Ncrdun and
kill as many Germans rs possible. I
will not mdnrtak" to say whether it
will take thirty years I" get the Ger
mans out Of France hut The allied
strength constantly is growing and the
German strength constantly is drClin-
ing The effect of the allied offensive
is accumulative. When the weather
permits it's resumption, the results will
l." greater than ever. Tnrrcntial rains
in the past week have prevented &C
ti"nS Of amy great consequence.
TT is nod nubt true that the Germans
in recent fights hay" been short of am
munitinu During the winter, with its
short days. limiting the us" Of artillery
they will H. able to rcplcnish their
stores hut. despite the had weather. we
have no intention Of letting up on them.
Our offensive will continue through
out The winter when conditions are at
all favnrH bic. "
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cat To Pieces

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. 2--lnformatlon
received today by representatives Oh
the. United States government mere
from Eagle Pass, Texas, stated that
General Fortunate Maycotte,s com
mand had been cut to pieces by Fl!la
troops south of chihuahua CITY me
report said that General Maycotte ha1
reached Torreon with small Dand
and had arranged 10 send MS lam!'!
10 Eagle Pass on board SPECIAL IRAN
Semi.Official reports from Chihuahua
CITY, received here today. stated GEN
oral MarcOtte with his main column
was at Jiminez, Chihuahua.
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TO GET BLWEEKLY PAY.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. 2.-Ei-
rectivr january l the men employed in
the Huntington shops OF the Chesapeake
ANA ohio Railroad will receive their
pay every two weeks. Announcement or
this WAS made today hy j. II. Nightln-
gale state commissioner OF labor,
through whose Department the shop NEIL
presented Il petition 10 the company.
ThcS" men are receiving their pay
MONTHLY.
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RepOrts Denied

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. Nov. /,
via lei Paso Jet. Nov. 2--General For
tunato Maycottrs main column was
at Jiminez, III miles south OF the
state capitol today, according to a
statement Issued by General TreViEo
here. This denies the report that the
Villa forces had taken Santa Rosaiia,
which is between Jiminez and Chihua-
nua City. The capture of troop train
belonging to General Maycotte also
was denied officially.
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W, Va, OPERATORS TAKE
Up CAR SHORTAGE

cncc uf coal operators OF Nest Virginia
and Vice President +. NJ. Whitaker.
General Manager i. +. Stevens and
other Officials nf the Chesapeake and
Chic Railroad WIS held here today at
which the present shortage of coal
cars was discussed. The operators own
c"al fields in the Chesapeake and Ohio
territory.
1t is suggested that committees of
coal men and railroad officials be APP
pointed by the Chamber Of Commerce
in the cities most affected To make in
vest igations and regulate the shipping
problem.
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Resides at FL Paso.

Ell PASO, Texas. Nov. 2.--Dr. Ste
ven Iaffner, the German physician
who was beaten over the head with a
rifle in the hands Of one Of the villa
bandits ut Laguna Monday night when
the Mexican Central passenger tram
was held up, is II resident Of FL Paso,
and is It practicing physician here. lie
is a native of Germany, and was prac-
Iicing medicine in Chihuahua Aty I'M
Ill 1913, when he removed to AS Paso'
He had been a resident Of Chihuahua
City for eight years prior TO that date
going there from Bavaria, Germany,
Mrs. Haffuer stated today mat she
had received a message from IT. nal :
ner dated at Chihuahua City last night
saying that he mad arrived there Sale'
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Must Prevent Advance.

ATHENS. via London. Nov. >. S:Ha
p. mixing Constantine issued orders
this morning Ia the R"yaliSt troops tn
prevent III" advance Of the rcrnlutiCniSt
forces ut ali costs. ono hundred and
fifty loyal troop" had previously cvacu-
atcd katrr;na before coo insurgents
armed with marhin" guns. withdraw
ing To T.arissa To join rctnforccments
The execution ~ EIl"rinH is confirmed
hy H. general staff
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B. &c o. LARoRERs srR1H

FAI RMUNT, ". Va. Nov. 2.-LaN0r-
crs employed by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad went on strike today when their
demands for an Increase of wages. the
pay for overtime WAS refused By the
company. All the builerlnakcrs. assist
ants, machnists. assistants. and COM
mon laborerS. arc involved.
The men now get 10 Ia p cents m
hour and no overtime. They want %
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MENOCAL REELECTED.

BANANA. Nov. ".-Thc reelection 81
President Mario u. M"uocai. the con
Scrvativ,. candidate" WAS claimed By the
Secretary of the Interior. Aurrlio HeNil
in statement issu"d tonight. The
provinces 81 riuar Del l;t". MatanzaS
Santa Clara and nrjcntc have been car
ricd by the conservatives, SECRETARY
Ilrvia asserted. giving President Men
ocal 81 electoral votes out Of total o.
ISS.
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BERLIN, Nov. .. tRy wireless to Say
willie. y. Y.-Combats in the Carpathian
passes are begin carried on with cXtraor-
|'dinary rage. The RumaniamS ut the
eleventh hour arc trying Ia bar the gates
Of Wallachia by thr engagement of rap
idly concentrated reserve. says the Over
seas News Agency.
Mighty trenches north Of Prcdcal rs
we'll as positions at AZuCa which con-
SiSt Of permanent works completed soy
cral months ago. including trench SyS-
TENS wolf traps and harbrd wire de-
lenses were partly crushed hy tn" can
non OF the advancing German and ANS
tro- Hungarian army groups or We're
partly outflamkcd.
South of Azuga in the To"m0$rr pass
us we'll as south uf To"rzburC pass tn"
attacking troops slowly but irrcSiStibly
march ahead against Campulung, sayS
the agency.
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make 1mportant Arrest.

LONDON. Nov. Especial dispatch
cs from Athens printed in this morn
irg'S plpcrs give Scusai iOnal details OF
the alleged arrest AZ LariSsa of a Ger
man officer who was proceeding in Il
motor car with the German legation
mail pouch. bound for the Bulgarian
line. 1t is said the pouch contained i'm
purtant messages to the military at
tachcS ri Sofia and Constantnoplc and
ais" detailed plans Of the Suez Canal
Gcfcnccs. In addition the dispatches
say il contained compromising l"tt'~~
from the Greek King and Queen To the
German Empcror
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Taxa Dutch Steamer

AMSTERDAM. via London. Nov. :?
5:55 y. MA German submarine placed
Il prize crew aboard the Dutch steamer
Oldamht. which left til" Hook of Hol-
land yesterday. At o'clock this morn
ing. Il British destroyer appeared and re-
captured the Oldambt. according TO the
llnl Nnlk.
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SalazaTs Men Made Raid.

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 2.-Govern-
ment agents here received Informal
ton today from military authorities
in JuareZ that the 200 bandits who
held up the Mexican Central passen.
ger train at Laguna station were a
part Of Jose YneZ Salazar's command
of 1000 men, which is guarding the
Mexico Northwestern railroad west of
Chihuahua City.
According to the information OBJ
tanned the women were forced to dis
robe, and their clothes taken by the
bandits when they left Laguna.
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Offensive Doomed.

ATHENS, oct. 81. Via London, Nov >,
90! p. m. thclay@u.) The Auslro-
German offensive III Pennsylvania ap-
Pears definitely to have arrived ut 4
stop" declared y. y. f'ilodor. the Ru-
manian minister IL Greece today. 10
The Associated I'l.AS correspondent.
Corporations Of this smashing mature,
like the attack IN Paris must he in
tined to fail utterly" continued VI. Fill
odor.
Every day that we arc able to post
pone disaster We grow stronger and our
opponents grow weaker. Any concert
cd attack prc-SupnuSss Il certain amount
Of unnreparrdncSS Ia meet ii on the part
Of those attacked. hut il it is not i'm
mcdlatrly successful! the preparedness
OF those attacked constantly increases
in cases such as Vcrdun.
This is precisely what happened In
Runlania and is why the .tustru-Gcr-
man offensive already is doomed
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is unknown. Four Of these men are
employed at other mines in the Parral
district, and Or. Flanagan is prac-
ticing physician in Parral, according
to Americans who formerly lived there
Parr;ll is "a miles southwest of JIM
nez, Chihuahua, ana 10 miles in a
straight line south Of Chihuahua City.
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LEGAL NOTICE
N o T I c E
Sealed Proposals for Public Printing. Binding and
Stationery.

State Of West Virginia:
Office Of Commissioners Of Public Printing:
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals Will
be received by the Commissioners Of Public Printing
the Auditors office. In the Capitol Annex In the
City OF Charleston. West Virginia, from Friday. Nov
emhrr Grc. 1915 uat!l Monday. tho 4th day a De-
ccnlber. 1916. II O'Clock OF said day. for :he
execution OF the State Printing. State Binding and
for supplying the State with Stationery and Printing
Paper for the tao years beginning on tho second
Wednesday, in January 1917. and ending on the Sec
pad Wednesday i'll January. 1910
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond, exc
cuted according 10 law by the bidder With az least
good and sufficient securities residing in ;hss
State. IN the penal sum o. Ten Thousand Dollars
(Sl1 0o00Ul for all State Printing. and the penal SUM
uf Five Thousand Dollars (S5.00OO0l for furnishing
Printing Paper and Stationery. anu tho penal sum o!
Two Thousand Dollars (S2000OOl for all State Kind
Ing. conditioned upon the faithful performance OF
said contracts No bid unscconpanied b. such bonds
Will he entertained By tho Commissioners Of PurRc
Printing.
Estimates Of the work to be dcne or materials &c
be furnished together with blank forms for proposals.
bonds. etc. will he furnished upon Application by
Stuart F. Heed. the Superintendent Of Public Print
ing.
The Commissioners arc required 10 recove separate
bids for the Printing. Binding and Printing Paper.
including Stationery.
The contract shsl! be awarded 10 the lowest respou
sible bidder for tho respectively. unless mere
i, responsible bidder for tho whole whose bid IL
less the aggregate OF tho lowest separate
bids i'll which the contract shall b awarded &c
the lowest bidder Tor the whole.
All proposals must be mado upon the printed
blanks furnished by the Superintendent Of Pubic
prntinS and tho said Commissioners reSerSe iht
rlcht 70 rei-,t any and al bids
By order u the Commissioners Of Public Printing.
Given unIcr hands this lst day OF November
1916.
J. s. DARST. Auditor.
T. l.. LONG. Treasurer.
H. p. SHAWKEY,
Superintendent O! Schools.
commissioners OF Public Printing Tor the State o.
b.2-1O-lT-ot
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tcrday stating that two American
nviatorS had been killed near that city
proves to have been erroneous. The AS
SuCiatrd Press is informed that nc
American aviator has met an accident
since Norman Prince was fatally i'll.
jHrrd sometime ago.
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VILLA TROOPS
Continued From First Page.)

commander in Parral, and to have de,
clared that when he captured Parral
he intended to kill Herrera with his
own hands