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SAVE GUNS"
CONTINUED From Firs, r.x..)

oncoming enemy, our watchful artiI.
lery took upon itself the task OF hin
dering the enemy from bringing up
fresh reserves and so making the
eround they had won. Consider. II you
please. gentlemen. what the assisting
troops which We brought up 20 throw
our the invading briEades consisted Of
They consisted Of two German battal
ion and by evening they had fulfilled
f-cir tasks in close hand grenade
fights.
Costly Failure 20 Allies.
The cost OF the enemy Of this fair.
ure Of theirs was fifty prisoners. four
machine guns. several signals. and sew.
eral mine throwers. and We found I'm a
space about 1900 meters wide and be-
tween 30 and 200 meters deep LOO
English dead. We also had our losses
Of course. but they are nothing as com
pared 90 these English losses
At This point the lecturer took M
The matter that seemed 10 me espe-
cialiy Illuminating that OF cannons as
insurance premiums. in other words.
b. is no shameful thing for German
soldiers 10 leave their gums when they
have done all the work with those guns
mat possibly can be done
ct on lines had here been cut out Of
MIR BENEFITS story. apparently by cen.
eOrsl
"Woll. YOU say. we Germans also
have bad losses in prisoners and
war material Certainly That 10
should be- so o. unavoidable in tho face
ol tho swift operation on tho part N
fhe enemy ln such q case machine
guns. and even large guns. might 10
lost why not7
Don't Sacrifice Life for Guns.
"If &C. n principle with MS that 0ur
weapons are used 20 tho extremity. and
that no 0Iivotic attempt shall be- made
10 save them II tho saving ~ fhom is
20 involve moro losses than they arc
actually worth 20 ue This lq practical
and if 81 war n our guns fa1I into tho
hands of tho enemy we gcf nov ones.
FOLLOWING thls principle ve have
put large numhrrr ~ mo enemy ont ~
fHo Urh' and have thereby eforrrf hl-
advance and ro detained fIm chat tho
fHlI severity ~ HIr attack failed 90
roach ua in limo f0 irfirf decisive 70.
suite Cannon and machine runs
which we lOFe aro fHr insurance prem.
Iuw which 40 pay FOR Tho certainty
that mo crrmv con invade our n0ef
.|''... .|... I. TOO |''. M. ..'L '"||.I|E
one losses bat our reserves either
throw t.. 0uf dorisieriv or. 90 fho very
least. prevent him from making any
further progress
'ft is f9r these reas0n- gentlemen.
That fhr Nngl0 French offensive 70.
mains and win remain vIrouf result
Tho rrfe 40 have attained arn ends
STAINED on mo HIaia ~ cool rIaar caf.
cUlsf'0r and without regard f1 90
called prestige our rresHr- ~fI DO
preserved fhr0urh ffe final outcome
~ those rIr.rff. bottles ir TrIf.a
Rurs Save Guns 40 price
'Thr Fu .far. 900 NJ OH different
fr Tho. saved IHr.r rurs raIr care
fI'.r rrd fio colo e0rrrrurrrr ~
That policy MI fEaf now after rrr-
nous '1.ae ard fFe flr ~ aT choir
f%Drfraa a fhrv rfrrf .ner.4I bum
dref lHome'ar behind frh'r orI-'ral
Dino.
trrr frr fr1r.r ~ frs many
frr.r. a.H f.r fr. often ..r
ue hove often aaarI D-lr.rIres what
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the retention OF the tip OF the PENN
sula.
Nevertheless. the news was re-
ceiveed with a pang OF regret BY the
people OF the British Isles. as well
as the colonies.
Renewed activity Of various kinds
noted BY the Turkish official com.
munications in the past few DAYS.
has presumably been in the nature
OF preparations for the final act of
the Dardanelles tragedy. Tonight's
Turkish official. covering the period
from Thursday TO Saturday. records
increasing effectiveness OF the rein
forced Turkish batteries. which have
been drawing in and concentrating
on the allies remaining positions.
Another pang TO the British public
viii be caused by the announcement
tonight OF the loss Of the battleship
king Edward VII. which has been
blown up by a mine. The brief off.
cial statement on this subject saws
mat the disaster occurred in a heavy
sea, despite which the entire crew
was saved before the ship went
down.
The King Edward VII represented
an investment OF nearly EI.6OO.O 600.
and was one of the finest Of the last
class Of pre-dreadnaughts. CORE.
spending in general to the American
shlps OF the New Jersey and Nebras-
ka type and was only slightly older
man the Natal. which was sunk by
an lnetrnal explosion about a week
ago.
Retake Positions.
on the west and east fronts there
have been no developments OF large
Importance over the weekend. The
Gern'an communication announces tbat
me have completed the re-
capture or positions on Hartmanswei-
rkopt taken by the French a few DAYS
before Christmas.
@ correspondents continue TO
dSsert that b Bulearians and Ger.
mans are ~hasiening plans for an attack
on Saionlkl But the Austrians are
uEutlng hard against the Russfans and
N~on'eh'srlns and the Bulgars are
largely occupied in a resollte attemnt
TO reach the Adriatic. from which me-
are only ~ miles d~istanct. at EI Bas.
son. Albania.
~Eneland.s internal affairs are quiet.
""iht me rta~sembling OF parIia-
ItHi There will be "a fun dress de.
"'le on me compulsion bill Tuesday.
win David Lloyd George. minister az
munitions. and Arthur Henderson
l'hor member. who has just resigned
from the cabinet. as the probable star
sp'ak'Is. Sir Henry DalzieI. who has
bten % Of the consistent critics
OF me government. also will give his
reasons why he supports the govern.
o. ent in this matter
o. labor party win meet early I'm
lhe week 10 consider its position In
less. however. opposition 10 the bin de.
Nolops e strength of which there be- no
indication now. there seems small
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KrauS Quality
That distinguishes our regular

That distinguishes our regular
lines.
BY Special Purchase we mean,
too, that we are not Offering YOU
this years picked-over stock. nor
vet leftover stock from last Win
ter. We are offering you brand
new Overcoats-the latest styles
that it is possible 70 secure. The
prices are cut from 1850 TO 42co
because we bought these Over
coats at a fine reduction from
manufacturers who did not want
10 carry them over to next season.
Weather for today-Fair.
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Sign OF weakness.

MSItHDAAI, Jan. Q. Via London,
Jan. 10. 1:26 a Accommodating on con-
scriptlon agttation In England the
FkANkFURTER ZETTUNG saws:
The carrying OF the conscription bill
Is the first sign OF tho actual
hand. 81 Il proof Of the strength of the
character.
This apparent contradiction f. ex-
pialned az follows: Despite strong coun-
ter-currents. the English government has
got what II wanted. This Is a sign of
strength but that the government was
Obliged to want ~ Is a Sign Of the weak
enlng or England 80 far as her position
within the entente Is concerned"
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IS the reason hat the enemy's ire
mendOus Preparations n the vast
means supplied to him have invari.
ably produced UGH meagre results.
For be assured. gentlemen. that we
conceded that ON the other side are
able leaders and immense resources.
We are not deluding ourselves on
that point. A plain. simple fact gives
the answer, my hearers. and an
officer. can. without Boosting. deliver
that answer 10 YOU. because Il con.
Germs the spirit and conduct OF Ger
man soldiers who are not officers.
That answer. then. as I under
stand 10, lies in the remarkable quail.
tiles OF the German soldier I'm the
mass. He IL willing 10 fight and die
not because he IS ordered 10 but be-.
cause he knows that his sacrifice are
necessary 10 tho whole. 10 the pres.
ervation % his ideal OF the father.
land. and 70 tho realization OF those
principles OF duty in which the Ger.
man Is schOoled from his tenderest
years.
Germans conser.atlve.
But in meetings these holy obIi.
cations he ls sparlnr OF gestures and
OF words. Watch our soldiers. I beg
YOU. very closely. You Will not sec
] grant you. men as volatile. az i'm
petuous az the French. nor will Won
see grave men Of the landefurm
clean shaven live tho English and
wearing eNtravarant dress and equin.
mont Neither win you see IN our
ranks representative of savare or
hair savage tribes drawn from tho
farthest corners Of tho earth 10 0rbt
tho battles or tho ~occidcnt.
These German soldiers OF whom
YOU have seen 90 much I'm vour trav.
els along tho various fronts and OF
whom. 7 trust. % win sec more fuI.
iI a o'fizon'7 duty which a. not Iess
n sacred duty because fhev accent DO
ne n matter ~ course They arc ro
p-rac'oriang. but Germans. marching
in Tho Forefront ~ tho bafiios FOR
Tho fathcrI8ud and Tor honorable OK
STONE" nFaIn.f Tho dark r0yfcrr OF
envy % ~ hate
Cites Calm % victory"
ana BE- gentlemen
I mF" Do permitted f.. ..... .. ILL.
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ru8r.ere fH1f ... ...
'IWrf.n H..." son U..a... r. |..
mefers from f.a f.-.f.. .r r.f rrfs
boston - i- NJ
end HrH CHAVEZ
enemy iT ~
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ELECTION TODAY
Wheeling Athletic Directors Will
Elect New Club Officers and
Manager for 1916 Season.

The annual meeting Of the direc-
tors of the Wheeling Athletic asso-
citation will be held this evening in
their rooms in the National Bank OF
West Virginia building. The princi-
pal matters 70 come up this evening
are the election OF new officers for
the club. together with the appoint
ment Of a manager for the 1916 sea-
SON. All these matters will be de
cided and a report OF the year just
closed will be heard.
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Y. U. WITHDRAWS'
FROM CONFERENCE

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligenoer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, Jan. g
Following the meeting OF West Vir-
ginia's athletic committee. Prof. l.. NJ.
Pears, secretary-treasurer. announced
that West Virginia had officially with
drawn from membership in the hi
state conference. The action was
taken without discussion. as every
member believed that. inasmuch as IL
was "a matter OF life or death 10 West
Virginia athletics" they were justified
in voting 10 withdraw.
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CATHEDRAL HIGH
Local Basket Ball Teams VIII Clash
Friday Evening When ~Shadyside
Comes Here for Game.

Friday evening the speedy Cathe-
dral high and Shadyside high schools
viii clash a. basket bali. in the
armory 81 the Cathedral school
These teams are fast and should put
up an excellent fight Especially is
the five representing Cathedral fast.
as they have had q deaIth OF ma
terial from which 10 choose. ana
what D. said 90 DO the best team that
ever represented the school has been
rounded out.
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Entente subjects informed.

AMSTERDAM. Jar. 3. via London. s.2s
mZAccording TO reports received
government in .reprisal for the treat
ment or Turkish subjects by the entente
powers in SalOniki. has informed 1000
Turkey.
lt ts understood. according to the re-
ports. tha the Ottoman gOvarnp1ent IA,
ordering the arrest OF officials OF the
frltlsn and French embassies who had
remained in Constantluople. took this
step as its first measure Of reprisal for
lhe Ieutonlc allies at Saloniki. and that
iurLher arrests are contemplated in this
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LpNpDN. Jan 1o-Thc Austrian Cen
tanner forces fought uuder terrible
'unditiuuH ir tha uslEhborhoot Of Buc-
<tcE east GalIcia1" s-ys the TIMES
i~rtrograd c~orrcsUuudeuf The sudden
fItw after the cold suau filled inc
trenches with water. and orly the splpn-
nid Vuallfye Of tho Germans saved the
Tics
The correspondent and also tho TIMES
INan correspondent dwell on the im-
rurtnuce ~ the town 81 Sadag0re which
mo Russians are now approaching and
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PARIS. Jan. 5. 1855 p. m. Cdelayed)-
The following statement was issued by
the Montencgr grin military authorities:
The enemy made four energetic at
airy :.
The Austrian fleet sailed out OF Boo
che al Cattaro and violently bombarded
our positions on Mount Lovcen."
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Praise .Monro.

LONDON. Jan. 10. 125 > m-The
London morning papers comment with
satisfaction and relief on the successful
evacuation OF GallipoN. They cousider,
despite Gen Mouro's generous tribute 20
Generals Eirdwood and Davies. that
credit for the remarkable double retire
mert should be attributed % Gen. MOnro
himself The Times says editorialiy.
Twice within n few weeks Gen. Mon
70 has managed TO remove his men and
guns under the eyes Of he Turks and
their German officers. We doubt ~ "A
precedent for such an achievement can
be found In the annals Of war"
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PARIS. Jan. .. via London. 4:io D. IN.
The war office this afternoon issued
the following statement on military
operations.
In Artois during the night. our bat
teries directed an efficacious fire on the
German trenches west OF Blairvillc.
In the Champagne we bombarded
communication trenches OF the enemy TO
the southwest OF Butte du Mesnil. where
movements OF troops were reported"
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RsprfaAla Of Turha.

BERLIN. Jan. Q. Cby wireless 20 say
measure of repri.ai Tor the arrest OF
cousuls OF tho Tcutonic allies az Salon
iki has arrested ten French and British
officials who had remained IN embassies
ln Constantinople. the Overseas News
Agency ~nnounce today.
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which lies q few miles northeast of
~Czernowttz. as IL - the junction OF roads
radtatinE In five directions The ropu-
refuge in Czernowitz, which Is full of
Austrian
The correspondents say the town is
strongly fortified but that II Is not ex-
pected to hold out long as provisions are
becoming scarce.
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reuton Armi., oono.ntrat.

Paris, Jan ?. $40 p. ma dispatch
20 the Temps from Salonih says:
The concentration OF AustrO-German
troops around Monastir ia confirmed.
The Bulgarian forces massed In the
and Petrich are estimated az hvs or six
divisions"
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BERLIN. Jan. Q Cby wireless to Say
villel-Greece has again entered protest
against measures taken by the entente
powers which. 80 declares. render diff
cult the supplying Of Greece with food
from Bulgaria. according to an an
nouncemcnt by the Overseas News
Agency.
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A Special Purchase
DAVE SAYS

The above statement means that
we have made a great purchase of
Overcoats from the best Eastern
clothing manufacturers, insuring
the same
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EYACUATE GALLIPOLI
Cconanusd Prom first r.r..,

Tip or the Gallipoli peninsula after the
evacuation OF the Amaze Cove and Suv-
la Bay positions on the western coast
IN the middle OF December. there has
come 10 an end a movement that was
begun with expectations Of achieve
ments which would have a great bear
Ing on the outcome Of the war. Thou.
sands upon thousands Of men lost their
lives In the enterprise Of efecting land
ings on the Turkish coast and in fight
ing that has been in progress since.
in addition. q number OF battleships
and smaller war craft OF the entente
allies have been sunk or damaged as
they poured a rain OF shells against the
Turkish Qualifications In an endeavor
TO aid their own forces on shore.
The chief military purpose Of the
D|ardanelles campaign. which was be-
u in February. 1914. with the bonn
bardment Of Turkish forts az the en-
trance 10 the straits BY entente allied
w%arships. was the capture OF Constan-
tinople and the opening OF the Bos-
phorus. which connects the Mediter-
ranean with the Black sea. so tina
Russia might have an avenue for the
receipt OF arms and ammunition and
also for expectation Of Russian grain.
For England, success meant the pre-
ventlon Of another Turkish invasion o.
Egypt and the permanent safety or
the Suoz canal and England's commu-
nications with India.
Politically. a victory was e1petced
20 have a powerful effect upon the
then neutral Balkan states. Greece
Bulgaria and Bumanis. whose politi-
cal status has for generations bal
auccd with that Of Turkey IN the Eve
changing scale Of Balkan politics
There was cited The possibility. now
realized by B|ulraria's entrance into
tho war. Of preventing the establish
W,nf ~ a Balkan line between tho
central powers ami Turkey. and also
~ tho possible opening OF a land
route 10 India. an ambition with
which the English have long credited
Germany
Storm Of Criticism.
IN october after the successful ir-
va-ion OF Serbia by tho Tcutons and
fuIgare and the reports that German
ammunition was on ifs way t1 Turkey.
"a storm oi bitter criticism ~ tho rov.
crnment's D1rdanelies campaign broke
loose iu England Sir Edward Carson.
attorney general resigned from the
'H' "N| I| M ||"N. NNINfmN WIN
bis colleagues over fho campaign. 90
WAS said. and Winston Churchill FIRST
lord of tho admiralty. tho principal tar
.ff Uf f'D attack also resigned
Churchill placed some of fHr blaine ON
tho shoulder. of Admiral Lord T.hcr.
fr.t -ea lord There also was % com.
r'.'o r.0rFan I1fi0u OF tha Frerc1
cabinet which wa. generally affr.huf.
ad fo rhe balkan ulr1arrIlss situation
ON November o. Premier AaquIfn
told parliament Chat tho u~arlan,IIae
CAMPAIGN HaI boon a failure 10 f1
Ne.o mh.r 20 fH. total British casualties
nu tho peninsula we're IfAE5s mon
Killed. wounded ur missing
Tho losses .r fHe evacuation ~ Pho
SufIa BAY and Arglc Cove rorio1a
Hrfo declared hl Goo British af .ha
limo fo hara h..r ouIf three wounded
making the total casualties ir 'aar.
ing fHe peninsula FOUR mon
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Effective Bombardment.

likelihood that the government will
feel need 20 appeal TO the country.
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Maysville Citizens should Read and
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INTERESTS IN RUSSIA
SAVED - PEASANTS GIVEN
SANE RIGHTS As OTHER
CLASSES

Petrograd, July 2-The prohibition
bill passed by the Duma which, on first
analysis, was generally interpreted
as embracing all kinds of alcoholic
drinks, now has been found to contain
an unpublished clause which makes an
exception of wines not containing more
than ~ per cent of alcohol.
The bill, as originally published
would have meant ruin for the inn
mense vineyard interests of South Rus
STA, the Crimea and the Causasus.
Sales of the exception wines will be
permitted in wine-producing districts
and in towns in other regions except
where local option declares otherwise
The Duma today adopted bill ac-
cording to peasants the same civil
rights as are given to other classes OF
the population. .
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There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years doctors pronounced it to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F J. Cheney &c Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
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testimonials.
Address; F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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This preparation is sold by us on a
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SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughter, Untimely End.

Ready, KY" was not able 10 DE-
anything ior nearly six months" write:
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, OF this place, "and
was down in bed for three months.
| cannot tell you how suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give il up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
Al last, my mother advised me TO take
Cardui, the woman's tonic. | thought
II was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed TO do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now ! am able
washing.
! think Cardui Is the best medicine In
the. world. My weight has increased,
and ! look the picture OF health. "
II you suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar TO women, get a bottle OF Cardul
i0ddH Delay is dangerous. We know
u viii help you. Ior Il has helped so
many ihousaads OF other weak women
In the past 80 years.
Al all druggists.
WrAs ~ ohstlanooEs Msdiolns o.. LAdisS
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ADVISORY Dept.. Chattanooga, Tenn, fer S1ecIsI
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STOCKHOLM NEWSPAPER DE
CLARES GERMANY is PREPAR-
ING FOR OFFENSIVE IN
BALTIC

Copenhagen. July 2-The Svenska
Dagbladet, of Stockholm. declares that
Germany is preparing for great Of
fensive in the attic Many German tor
pedo boats and dcstroycrs have ar
rived at iLbau. Tie command of the
fleet, it is stated, will be transferred
from kiel to Libau.
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The Y World says that Woodrow Wilson has done great
deal of reablsh the habit of political thinking thing you
know Some 100000 idle workmen 1934 had of time
think and they still remembering the conclusions they reached
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Canaries came originally from the
Canary Isle. where in their wild state
the birds were not yellow, as we gen.
orally know them. but dark olive
green.
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Half the civilized world engaged in the greatest his
tory The United States enjoying greatest export
enjoyed by any country history Which just plain
two and two make four
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The curiosity OF others enables some
men to make a good living.