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Tense. Help us before 1t is too late. -
the message said.
81 am tired of trying to get any
thing DONE" Senator Ashurst said, ex-
planning why he gave out the dispatch.
Situation Delicate.
Administration officials believe that
at its best the situation is a very deli
cate one. and the widest rumors are
in circulation as to what is transpiring
in Mexico. Officials feel that these ru-
mors must be reflected in Mexico.
where the people can have no means
OF discriminating as to their truth or
untruth. Signs were not lacking today
that steps you'd be taken to check
such reports wherever possible. Army
officers on the border probably will
be cautioned against lending them
selves unwittingly to the circulation OF
inflammable tales.
II became known tonight that the
army has been considering the posi-
bility OF leasing the Federal Telegraph
Company's radio station at FL Paso 20
keep in touch with the field columns
Brigadier General Scriven. chief signal
officer, said tonight however. that II
had been found that a considerable
expenditure on the plant will be re
quired TO make 10 serviceable TO the
army. and there was little probability
of IL being taken over.
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ON THE BORDER
Ccontinu.d from rir.s Page,

from General Funston have raised
new doubts here In the district where
Villa IT, supposed to be. The fact that
the American field commander made
no reference In HIS report today 81
any fighting despite the fact that he
announced that American troops were
at Fl Vale. only forty miles from
Namiquipa. was regarded az signifi-
cant.
The status OF General Luis Herrera
was considered as doubtful here today.
as n has been since the first report
OF his revolt reached this city IN
spite % reports from American con
suis and emphatic statements from
Carranza generals and officials. the
belief that Herrera either had turned
against the dc facto government or
vas on the point OF doing 50. was
firmly held here -
stu believe Revolt
Americans who arrived from>gic ON.
terror today gave fresh colOT 10 this
belief by circumstantial stSfies Of Her
rera's disaffeciion and/asserted that
Parral. marching ,tsWard Torreon. with
At least 1000 troops.
Seven priystes, suffering from var.
ious ailnDSfts. arrived from the front
today rid were taken 10 Fort Bliss
hospffal The most seriously ill was
pf1vate Robertson, OF the Sixth in
fantry, who was striker with paralysis
on the march. All told stories OF tho
nrivations suffered by the American
troops IN their dash across the Chi
huehua desert.
Numbers Of the soldiers. they said.
were in agony from swollen feet In
tensificd by the sand which sifted in
TO their shoes and cut the skin.
one hundred members Of the eXpe-
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FIFTEEN OHIO THEOLOGICAL
/ STUDENTS TO ENTER MINISTRY

said he wanted arsenic or not. went
To see an physician acquaintance: told
him | wanted to kill cat and asked
him to recommend me TO his druggist.
He called the druggist on the tele-
phone and told him I was all right
] also told the druggist | wanted 20
kill cat. took the poison home and
handed the package TO Mr.. Peck.
never saw him again"
Worth a Million.
The poison was bought on March ..
and Peck died March II. The district
attorneys Office has information that
the dentist made other purchases OF
poison between December II and
March Z. Mrs. Peck died here on
January so. II was after Waite was
confronted with written records of
some OF his purchases that he made
his alleged confession.
How much was Peck worth, do you
know" the district attorney asked
him.
Yes; know" Or. Waite replied.
"A million dollars"
Mrs. Waite had no knowledge Of her
husband purchasing poison. Mr.. Swami
said the dentist told him.
My regret is that this will wound
my wife very deeply" the dentist add
ed: Nobody knows anything about
the subject except myself. and I can't
prove what | say
DIR. Waite told the district attorney
that he had never taken drugs in his
life until last Wednesday. when he
said be took them to make him sleep.
Conferred With Miss Peck
Mr.. Swami has been reliably I'm
formed. he said. that last Monday
night, DIR. Waite telephoned to Miss
Peck and asked her what she thought
a man should do who had been cor
nered"
Would you think of suicide?" the
dentist is declared to have asked Miss
Peck. who advised him to come TO
see her Immediately. Waite went 10
Miss Peck's home in his automobile
and rode about with her for several
hours.
When Mr.. Swami was. leaving to-
night, DR.. Waite asked him:
What would you do II you were IN
this fx?"
Il cannot conceive myself in such a
position Mr.. Swami replied.
Well" said the dentist. II was a
fool. There is no doubt about that"
Mr.. Swami said tonight he would
proceed with his plan to charge Waite
with first degree murder and to have
him indicted on that charge.
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NO POISON EouNn-

DAYTON. Ohio, March 24-Results
Of today's investigation into the cause
Of the illness 81 20 women and girls
employed by the Recording a Comput-
ing Machine Company. which Is manu-
featuring war munitions. practically
City Manager White expressed the
belief that the illness was due to the
high temperature Of the room in which
the women were employed. None Ia
In q scrinna condition
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Using Railroad.

american troops already are south
colonist from Cola Dublan. who ar
rived mere tonight. He said one de
tachment OF General Pershing's forces
mad reached MADEIRA. IS miles south
OF Casas Grandes on the Mexican
Northwestern railway and about 40
ihiles southwest of Namiquipa.
According 20 the colonist. General
fershlns mas been using the North
western road south OF Casas Grandes
since sunday. This report has been
prevalent here and in Washington for
some days. but General Bell and Gen
eral Funston have refused to con-
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BREWERS CASES lid

ERIE. Pa. March 2f.-The federal
grand jury now In session here late
today resumed the investigation start.
cd some weeks ago into the alleged
nOlitical activities Of brewers. Or n
r. Fleming Of Philadelphia. secretary
Of the Eastern Pennsylvania Whole.
sale Liquor Dealers Association. was
the only witness called. He will finish
his testimony tomorrow.
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YOUNG DENTIST
Continued from yirs. Page,

lived with. he apparently became IN.
dignant, saying:
THAT has nothing to do with the
subject In hand"
Yes" he said. according To Mr..
Swami. Il bought the arsenic. but /
know you won't believe that am go
ing to tell you. so I'll probably 20 10
the electric chair Mr.. Peck was an
old man and he was very despondent
over the death OF his wife. one day
he asked me TO buy some poison for
him. don't remember whether he
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INCITE MEXICANS
(continued Prom First PAge.)

nounced the arrival of the battleship
Kentucky there.
With these official statements be-
fore them, in spite OF reports from
many sources to the contrary. the Pres
ident and his cabinet decided there
was no necessity to call out the ma
tional guard for border duty. General
Funston has not asked for additional
troops since the Fifth cavalry and the
Twenty-fourth infantry were ordered
to join him. Consular reports from
beyond the border say conditions are
normal with no indications OF demon
strations toward the advance columns
or toward American towns on the
border.
Administration officials were much
incensed over the circulation from the
border of alarming rumors as TO what
was happening in Mexico. The most
persistent has been that regarding
the Herrera revolt. which was tranS-
mitted by General Bell to General
Funston, and the source OF which has
not been disclosed.
, II believe a large part of these
stories originate in the minds of in
terested persons who desire interven-
ton. Secretary Lansing said. He
added that they could have no other
purpose than to inflame the minds OF
the Mexican people acre.
Sinister influences.
Senator Stone. chairman OF the for
eign relations committee. made this
statement in the senate:
IAN effort is being made ~ numer-
Gus sinister influences in Mexico. and,
/ am sorry TO say. outside of Mexico"
said Senator Stone, ito excite tht
people Of that unfortunate country and
impress them with the idea that the
United States Is contemplating aggres-
sion against the whole people. There
are influences at work and we know
IL. in this country and in Mexico some
times cooperating and at other times
not. TO arouse a public opinion and
create a condition in Mexico that will
embarrass this government in carry
ing out its purposes and precipitate
situation to render us to where we
know not"
The discussion began in the senate
when Senator Lewis, Democrat. offer
ed a resolution asserting that Ameri-
can authorities have knowledge that
villa is being financed from foreign
countries and from the United States
and purporting to brand such people
as guilty of actual treason" No &C.
ton was taken and debate soon ended
Several messages from border states
were read. telling of apprehension in
/ border towns. Senator Ashurst OF
Arizona made public n telegram from
4 Douglas saying n force OF 10000 Car
rama troops with forty cannon was
| concentrated within six miles OF that
place and protesting that American
/ troops i'm the vicinity were not per
mitted TO make preparations for de
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DISCUSS DIrFERENTIALs.

FAIRMONT. W. Va. March %
meeting of the Central West Virgin
Coal Association here to-day the Ui
ter OF differentfals on the coal rates
the Fairmont and Pittsburgh distri
was discussed. The shippers viii
the Interstate Commerce Commission .
find a way TO compel the railroads
release cars loaded with coal and Do
on sidipgs for months.
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NORWEGIAN BARK MISSING.

GULFPORT. Miss. March 24.-Tbe
Norwegian bark Dova Lisboa. which left
Rio. January s. for Guifport. csr-yinR
crew OF 20. IL missing Her o.yners
here today said they feared she had
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fact, and pass 1t on as a part thereof
| know that either OF these Won.
would be Mortified 10 be told that ST..
was not truthful. hut surely mo-
who garbles and mlsinterprets what l.
been said 20 her IL truthful In the
strictest sense of the word.
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DECLARE prvInrUn

LEV El.AND. o.. March ia quar-
.lIed on the preferred stock ~ The
american ship building Company to-
daF. t vas announced after a dirccfo~s'
meetluE here. The preferred Dividend
Nas passed iu 1914. up 90 that time ire
i.rred stock was on a seven per cent
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MUaDrnrpa rAunw-

NJ SkDGEE. Okla. March 2f-paul
v. Hadiey and his wife. who are Al.
ieEed 90 have killed sheriff Jake Giles
or beaumont Texas. early this morn.
inE on n Missouri Kansas a Tcxae pas.
seuEcr train. at Chocotah. were captured
~ the counfrv rerr here late to-day.
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Can BE Carried In vsst Poct.t Or HAND
nag And Owes ouicf Keller.

q. VI. Griest a Co. the well-kufvn To-
cal druggists. have been selected a. ais.
trlhuturs in Wheeling for Mi-O-na Stom.
ach Tablets. the great scientific disco,.
cry for assisting weak or defective etorp-
aChs 10 digest food. and cobmatinr me
usual pains or dyspepsia. gas formations.
the digestive tract. Thousands OF peo-
pie have already learned Of this wonder
iul discovery through the newspapers ~
the country and nearly every day brings
reports uf remarkable results obfafucl
With the use of this handy Utffe fabic.
Mt-o.na Tablets are now within the reach
Satisfaction IN All cases Of Indigestion 0r
stomach disorder or money back wiz hon,
a question. Every package IL sold with
end easy to take and their action ~
quick and effective start taking Wt-c-
na today and forget you ever had =
stomach
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Funeral OF mr.. Mclaughlin.

lssteruay morning, family funeral
s.rNlccs were held for Thomas Nc
ihushlin, the aged Waterman at the
National Exchange bank. who died We'd
nesuay. 1oilowcd with requiem high
mass at O'Clock In 81. Joseph's cathc-
gral; Mr. Mclaughlin lived at No. Z?
Iwelfth street. He was buried in Mt.
Salvary cemetery. The following menu
pers OF the L. -. %, NJ. lodge No 81
were the pall-bearers: II. q. McConkey'
Lester Wilson, g. l.. Cain. Edward
Loose. X. &. Livingston and v IA. PAL
" - -
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Veteran Dead,

CLEN LLAND-COlo Felix Rosen-
berg. veteran Of the civil and Spanish
American wars and newspaper writer,
nied here today after n snort Illness.
lie was n member OF the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery of Boston and the
Army and Navy Club.
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AkRON-John Nelson. aged -. was
round guilty OF mal,slaughter FOR kill
Ing the baby Of Mrs sadie Knecht with
whom he boarded. IL Is charged that
while intoxicated he threw the child
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RED P|MPLES
A SOLID SCALE
All Over Fingers. Spread Over Both
Hands. Itched and Burned
So Could Not Sleep.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY trouble started With little red Dim.
49, breaking out all over my fingers which
craeked open and bicd. In a short while
they sprcad an over both hands. Ny hands
~ore mucn infamcd and the little red PIN
pies soon became a solid sale Soon my
hands became such sights that I vas
ashamed 20 let any one So them. and they
itched and burned 20 that could not sloep
but scratched All The time
suffered this way 81 least four years
saT IN magazine that Cuticura Soap ane
Ointment were good for letter and wrote
tor nee sample In less than two DAYS
the itching had stopped and the terrible
burning vas less. 20 ] got a large box -
Cuticura Ointment and a cake Of sosp
Nov am entirely healed fsisned) Mis-
c s'eser. AndersonviIle. Va. July %. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With a2-p. skin Book On request. Al.
dress postcard ''Cuticurs. Dept. II. Bo.-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
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In An Enflenfdc.

MARYSVILLE-Poba Judge L. w.
Porter was at Columbus to,-ay and con-
as TO the sanity OF toward Schoby, a
resident OF Jerome to"uunip. this co.rn-
ty. Hhe was found to be an epileptic
and was ordered committed to the CALI
polls State hospital.
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Sheen Stolen.

ARYSVILLE-During the past week
thieves have stolen about 40 head OF
line sheep from the Woodland farm and
u J. Burnham n PR mlnent wool grow
er. has also lost about that number IN
the same manner. IL Is believed that
the thief Is known.
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CANTON-Drugs worth $4,000 were
found today In the l-'me or "A man who
gave the name of -. y. DOnohue and "A
woman who said she was Mrs Browne.
The two are under Arrest
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Police Sergeant William Peak today
filed suit against Police Officer Wal
ter Donley for $125O which he says II
duo him as rent.
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Smashed window.

A negro who refused to give his name
today hurled n bri~N through s3CO
plate glass window at the Lazarus store
In High street. lie was intoNicate ed. lie
- charged with the malicious destruc-
ton OF property.
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VESSEL TORPEDOED
fcontinusd from FIRST Pare,

met with a mishap somewhere on
Dleppe on her passage today. There
were $50 passengers aboard and a
crew OF about 90. but IL is impossible
at present TO give further particulars,
nor Is the passenger list available.
Al $3.50 O'Clock this evening. the YES
sci was still atloat In charge OF a tug.
IL Is assured therefore that all the
passengers were saved
Keep Up 6ombardment.
The French are keeping up their
vigorous bombardment OF the woods
or Malancourt and Avocourt north-
west OF Nerdun. which are held by IN.
Germans, and also are hammerinR
away with their guns at German lines
OF communication in the eastern
fringes of the ATgonne forest
10 the north and east OF Nerdun
an intermittent bombardment by the
Germans OF French second line posi-
0 uons Is stil going on. with the French
replying theoretically.
! The only infantry encounter along
the western front took place in the
gained portion of a French first line
Argonne forest. where the Germans
trench but were expelled from IL by
a counter attack and lost some thirty
men taken prisoner.
All along the Russian front from
the region of Fredrichsta to the dis
trict around Wilma the Russians and
Germans are hard at grips. Petrograd
says thnt near Widsy. between Dvinsk
and wilma, the Russian forced all the
German lines and barbados and re-
pulsed vigorous German counter at
tack.
! Attacks Failed.
Berlin, however. says that the Rus
sian attacks failed with heavy losses
before the German entanglements.
Bad weather prevails i'm the Austro-
italian theatre. but notwithstanding a
blizzard the Italians nave attacked and
occupied Austrian positions in the
Cordevol Valley.
Berlin reports that in the region OF
Gieygeh. on the Serbo-Greek frontier.
artillery duels have been in progress.
The statement does not give the ma
uonalities Of the contending batteries.
The defeat OF British force that
attacked Turkish position on the
{ right bank OF the Tigris river near
| Felahie Is chronicled BY Constants.
nOple. Tho report also says that
! Turkish airmen have again dropped
bombs on kut-elAmara. where a Brit
ish force r. under siege.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Mcn6anon ro-a.x

uneraI services Tor Mrs Sarah Mc-
Mahon. who died Wednesday at Jackson
burg. a., will BE- held this afternoon AZ
/ o'clock. at the home OF her son. Henry
Mcmahon, i'm Benwood burial will lie
in Rose Hill cemetery, BeIlaire.
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WEST UNfON-Rov Robv Brown
Mas sentenced TO tho Reformatory and
Mrs. lsainon was found guilty and SEN
fence was suspended on a charge that
Brown entlced the woman who is mar
rien 70 come 20 this city and take out
perjury and she OF bigamy.
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woLrE's BODY FOUND.

PARRERsBURG W. Va. March %
Tho body Of Burt Wolfe. of RocNa'
o., purser on the steamer Kanawha
found tonight near Pomeroy o.
English has ninety-two sounds
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dltlonary force now are at the base
nospitai Thirty-five are said to be
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DAiTON-Three trirlcts whose com
bined age Is 1873 years held a reu..--n
AZ the home OF Or. w. u. Bryant son
OF one OF the three.
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Lloyd Haazford.

, ElklNS w. Va. March 25-LIoyd
county Oar and former member OF the
ff.ate legislature. died at his home at
klns today. He Is survived by "A
WIDOW, two daughters and one son.
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Intelligsncsr Bureau,
Columbus, Ohio, March "a

Fifteen seniors at Capital University
viii soon be graduated TO enter the
ministry. They are:
Gotthold Mittermaier. Holland. Ind.
called to Manchester. Ind; August
Schilling. Renfrew. "a, called TO New
Orleans. La; Waltel Hauck. Detroit.
sailed to stanton. lid: Fred Nenmeis-
ter. Baltimore. called To Sintou-WOods-
boro. Tex, Carl Linder. Bellevue. called
20 Santa Anna. Cal: W. Nordsieck. Co
lumbus. called to Trenton, Ohio. Lloyd
Hasselbach. Fremont. called to Wester-
Vile. Louis Fackler. Sinman. Ind.
Seed 70 Lndianapohs. lnd-, SiarenSe
ton. Pa; Merton has sier. Marion. called
10 Grove city. Pa, ficnry Disbro, Del
AwarS. called 70 somerset Henry Barth.
Chatfield. called to olean, Ind. John
Ptlch. Franklin Furnace. called 10
Brookville. KY; LOUIS sitter. Deshler.
Neb-. called 10 Bird city. Kan: Harry
Aonesmtth. Columbus. called to Balti-
more. Md. The latter IL finishing his
course at Chicago.
All OF these men lave qualified 10
preach both In German and English
languages.
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VII 1E GRADUATED SOON AND
8AvE RECExvED CALLS TO
VARIOUS CHURCHES.

O. PrsAch In Both German And Eng
nsh Languagss-Promins Man
DeAd-oensral Ohio News
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ATHENS-Miners Of the Hooking VAL
ley district will meet al Logan April 5
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That's another example OF the way
facts become transformed NJ they pass
from mouth 20 mouth. In this case
there was no unkind insinuation and no
harm done. i quote IL merely because
~ shows the way In which we translate
and add 20 facts. incorporate the trans
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NEWARK-Rev. J. W. Walden. for
merry pastor Of the seruntf Presbyter-
IAN church. IL dead in Florida
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Died Prom Grippe.

George NJ. Williams, AGED IS. prcsi-
dent Of the Williams Milling Company.
and prominent business man. died
OF grip today at his country home near
this city. Hs was Mason. and odd
Fellow and member OF the Presbyter-
ian church
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DAlTO\-Homer Robinson. aged %
was riding upset
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CINCINNATI-Mrs Mary P,tttsoD
vic OF the late l.. .. Pattison. "A prom,
lneht insurance man and broth OF
the late Governor !. NJ. Pattison. is dead.
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HOUSE.

Aet at IL - m
Immigration h.1 was brought mp
for general debate.
Judiciary commtttee eontinusd
hearings ON impeachment charges
against United states Attorney
Marshall, OF New York.
Naval committee continued hear
inxs.
tee TO Investigate and report on sx-
pungtng from the Congressional
Record Q speech inserted by Repre-
sentative Davis, OF Texas, under
leave OF privilege.
Democrats n AID caucus ut 8 p. m,
with q view of speeding iegislatton-
Adjourned at e:lo y. m. to IL q.
m Saturday.
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Funeral OF Mr. aoeddol uonaax.

unsral services for Philip Goeddel
day morning, will be held from the res
ldence 4s20 Eoff street. Monday after
noon at -:50 o'clock. The Rev A. l.
benze Of Zion Lutheran church will be
IN Mt. Zion cemetery. Special cars will
% PROVIDED TO the cemetery for friends
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Dairymau rtned.


Carl Zitke. q dairyman. was fined IS
ana costs today for selling dirty milk.
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Marion--Iuhn Rodgers. an Erie man
Dreaded guilty shooting his wife am
was boInd over under $4,000 bond. m,
shot MS wife twice but she will recover