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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
NEW STEAMSHIP ROUTE
 GIVES RUSSIA SUPPLIES

LONDON, Jan. S-"The new steamship route from Norway 10 Russia is now established and the Norwegian steamer Konghelge, car rying 3 cargo Of American anI English machinery for Russia, has made a trip from Tromsoe, Norwny, to Alexandrovsk, Russia. under the most favorable condition, says the Copenhagen correspondent.
 Since this route will be open throughout the entire year 1t Is eX- pected that 1t will be of inestimable benefit to Russia, whose trade diff culties became acute owing to tbe freezing over of Archangel bay and the interrupted transit of suplies
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
DEFEAT
 BULGAR ARMY
IN A TWo-DAY ENGAGEMENT THE STREAMS WIN A
 GREAT VICTORY
INDICATES MORE LIFE
Famine is Reported in Monastir Bulgarian Troops Are In
 \ Miserable State
(By Wirelessl

ATHENS. Jan. S-In fight last ing two days in the vicinity of Ais so. near the border Of Montenegro, the Serbian forces defeated the Bull garians. completely routing them.
 The report says thar, Of late the rallying of the Selbians has been phenomenal and it is expected that they will soon take the offensive a- gain. The withdrawal of some of the Teuton forces for the intended drive into Egypt IS given as the incentive for renewed activity Of the Serbs.
 Another report says that the BuI- garian troops stationed at Monas- tlr are in 9eplorable condition. tue to the lack Of food. 4 faraiae exists in mos Of 'he provin es throughout Serbia.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
FOUR TO ONE
 IN FAVOR
OF THE BILL WHICH PROVIDES AUTHORITY TO FORCE
 MEN INTO SERVICE
FIRST HOUSE READING
The Lahoring Class Is In An Uproar Over the Victory
 Of Proponents
(By Wirelessl

LONDON, Jan. s-The geatest worldly battle coupled with threats that has ever been heard in the House of Commons, was witnessed yesterday when the bill providing the authority for conscription was read the first time. The bill met with unprecedented oposition and from labor cabinet members and others, who some of them heretofore had been passive on the question.
 When the vote on the bill was fin ally ordered and the votes counted, it was found that it had passed by 8 majority of four to one. This was followed by the resignation of three members of the cabinet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

When the frozE King grips it's ieg hands or tha power plant there is plenty q trouble fc- everybody. Last night he done his best to put the Black Bon. oat. but failed and the fifth episode Of The Black Boz along with the usual run of five -Ars of pictures will bs shOwu a- gain tonight IT this ins.alImea- of The Black Box. there is hap py c9na5inztion of hunor ard rezl- ism and pzoves D be the best one ye--
 h -pite e the confusion. HeEb@r1 Mn -zoz rendered his song in plezzing ulzH1er. and is making special preparations for Sunday night Change ef pictures Sun day nigh-. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
ROBBERS MAKE BIG HAUL

ST. PAUL. Jan. S-A robbery of some magnitude was reported to- day Officials say that five hun dred and seventy-five thousand dol- lars worth of negotiable revenue stamps and q check for three thous- and dollars had been taken yester- day from its presumably safe recep- taele. No clue to the perpetrators of the robbery has been obtained thus far.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
RUSSIANS COT
 AUSTRIAN LINE
SUCCESS CROWNS MOST SUPERHUMAN EFFORT IN
 TERRIFIC BATTLE
INVADING AUSTRIA
Break Through Defense Lines Near CzernowisE In
 EReu,x's Country
Bv Wireless)

LONDON. Jan. S-A dispatch re ceived here last evening. no. only confirms the previous report that she Russian forces had driven back the Austrian foroes from their line Of defense, but had pierced through Ire dispatch says that a
 e shape attack was made and compelled the enemy to abandon thousands of wounded together wich
 re stores of ammunition.
 The battle which has been raging for some days, ended in decided vicotory for the Russian forces that invaded ,he enemys country near Gzernovtiz in the vicinity of the dividing line between the two coun- tries
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
NITRIC ACID TAKEN FROM AIR
 Is NOW READY

NEW YORK. Jan. 8-Nitric acid obtained D. extracting nitrogen from the air will be put on the market next Saturday, says James 5. Durke, one of the officers of the company owning the process.
 This announcement follows close upon recommendation Of Brig Gen. William T. Crozier, chief Of cr3inance Of the United States army who in his annual report urged that ths nation take steps to be inde- pendent Of the Chilean beds for the nitrztes used in making gun powder.
 Dukes company expects to turn oa. four tons Of nitric acid day from it's works at Great Falls, s. C.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
 WEAR PAPER CLOTHING

B9-h 5apa-zss and Rzszian zol- 515srs aze wearing paper clothes "Ea-ka.7 sz paper clothing iz call
 n Jazzn- 5s Ezde q the zsal TaFzz=s4 paEsr manufz--ured from mulberry bark- T1s pzper has It. 1 z= 5n F. and, though sofs a-1 vzrs. sat- layer 9t six wal ding $ placed between ewo sheets et raper- zns she whoiz is quilted I-z aa-v drzwasrk : that it is not rasha5lz- | company in Toa,o- hzzz iz z1pl7ing large g1artities 0t rar@- zlair-z so the Russian zrnr. Tl@T zzs zza6e ot -olzh- soft fab ric. z-ro1g ezauza 70 hold but+ons sewn n n t1s ordinary way, ard see1 -5 b.s sezTiosable.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
PRES. WANTS
 NO TROUBLE
IN AN ADDRESS TO THE PAN AMERICAN CONGRESS HE
 OUTLINES PLAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. -Presi- dans Wilson IT an address 70 ire Pan-An.sricaa Congress now in ses- sion, sad tEa7 the United States desired firm alliance with he South American Republics for mula, pro1ection and friendship and nor for territorial enlargement Poliz- iczl iz1epen6=nce would be maintain =5. boundary dispn-es settled oy azaicz5ia process and future diza- yree7nen.s would be Jeff 70 arbitra- 1io1- What American people want =d. WAS peace
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
SOMETIME
 NEXT WEEK
NEWS WAS RECEIVED TO-DAY THAT CABLE MAY BE RE-
 PAIRED NEXT WEEK

SEATTLE. Jam. S-The wSr de r2rgraent today chartered the poweg barge Wakena te to the necessary repairs on the government cable. The cable ven. ont of commission early Tuesday morning. The trouble ls said 10 be along the Straits of Eaga- and fossn3-as usual the Bun sides IT 3ry 6Ock-henes the hiring of me barge.
 The cahle ls expected to he n commission again by t2e first p2rV of aexs week
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
BACK FROM EXTENDED VISIT

Miss Sparhawk. who returned to Stewart, B. C. yesterday, and Mrs. J. ". Young. have but recently re- turned from trip through Cali fornia. visiting their old home in Oakland, the Fair and the Santa Cruz mountains, meeting and visit ing old friends and familiar places. Their three months trip was 8 de lightful one. Several weeks were spent in Vancouver, Stewart and Prince Rupert before completing their extensive tour here.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
ROUMANIA MAY TAKE \ HAND

Roaraniz. lke Greece. cherished the Shozzh- q entering at the laSt uaernanr- gztharln- rich spoils win htsle work Italy has experi- u1ez4sd along tha4 line 27 hsavy cosz- Evan U Ro1Ezzza the desire to fo-low Iraly's eourSs has cooled down. tze prvcass keeping pace win Rlsszz retreat
 8o1zzniz aiso. wE=z Bulgaria at- 7zcEzs9 ser1iz. failed to abide h. hs- 7rsa-g agreements z1.h S.ernia Bz7 she did zgt 5iser=5i- harselt morally. zs Greece ds1. and s1e eaE z-Ill ae--
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
iT LAST THEY
 UNDERSTAND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES REALIZE THAT ACTION
 MUST BE TAKEN
THEY WILL MEET SOON
For tke Purpose q DeylSlng -S ard Means a
 EG Traffic
EE M srs-ss.s
SEATTLE Ian. S-Yezte.r5ax |

SEATTLE Jan S-Ees1eraay II was 2nasanoz,5 shas representative of b1.h tas railway an5 steamship comraziss vo1l5 naes Wselnss.4g far eas Pu-Vqze os 6avlznE ways and uas4as whereby s1s tish tE2tf5e diverted sa Ps5ae@ R1rsre w5ll te helL here
 Taz 5sss5aa w@ arrived 5. a+tsr eaafs7easz a=s1 ay several fssa m@-saazsz 25 loezl .r4azg.srs4t5ea zzsa.s Ta= tzsa1e 1e4t ou-e-z hare 1=sa az5-at1zE .1= move te. s1zaa 1-s zs eza q tas remedies zva5lz5,s- Tzs outlook te- an early z5ilsszsz5 zs aa-5e55aa-az bT 48 n- 7s-eSt=,5 parties
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
ARE LEAVING
 MONTENEGRO
DUE TO THE RUSSIAN PRES- SURE ON AUSTRIAN IRON
 TIER GIVEN AS CAUSE
By Nirelessl

ATHENS, Jan. S--A report from Podgoriea. Montenegro, says that the Austrians are preparing to leave the country and that already large bodies of men have departed, This action Is thought to be due to the fact that the Russians have made considerable advances in Austria, Some are of the opinion that the Russian victory may cause a delay in the invasion of Egypt by the Teutons.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
MAY FORCE
 AN ELECTION
LABOR ORGANIZATIoN BITTER LY OPPOSES CoNSCRIPTION
 PY LARGE MAJORITY
lBv NireIass

LONDON. Jan. S-As soon as ' was known that the house Of com mons, by majority of four to one had passed the first reading CT the eonseription bill. 3 great crowd aS- sembled and marched to meeting place where speeches were made denouncing the actions of the mem bers who voted the affirmative. and threats of Q general election was heard. l. is thought that the labor organization with it's three million members, will force an election in the near future.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
GENERAL ELECTION
 Is UNNECESSARY

LONDON, Jan S-Tha though yesterday thas the passing of the -o--scr5u.lo1 blll wculd result IT 3 general elect5o1. $ vanishing rapid lY 1T may be necessary. however. -a modify certain clauses a uaeel general approval. otherwise me crsuu-ry ls n no danger ot inter rzl strife
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
RAID CLEARLY INDICATED

LONDON. Jan. s-News that shipping insurance rates for yes zels through the Suez Canal have been trebled is believed 10 indicate that an at-ack upon Egypt by q German Turkish expedition is im- minenz.
 Vessels for India, Australia and the Far East are now taking the South African route, as Q result Of the increased COST of operating through the canal.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
TRIAL IS
 NEARING END
IT Is REPORTED THAT MAJOR ITY OF JURORS FAVOR
 THE ACQUITTAL
(RV Mirelessl

NEW YORK. Jan. S-The trial of J. D. Rockefeller and associates F the New Haven railroad deal for which many have been prosecuted, is about ended. The majority of she members of the jury having the case in its hands, is reported To favor acquittal. This however is said to have been anticipated by the prosecution, as the evidence ad- 1uced at the trial would hardly jus tify verdict of guilty, said an off, fieial today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
NO SATISFACTION oBTAINABLR

WASHINGTON. Ja1N. Sinus far the department has been unable 70 obtaln definite information n regard .e ire sinking of the liaer Persia by submarines. Twenty-one ot the survivors are agreed, how ever, that no warning of any kind was given them of impending dan ger. neither was there any vessels seen close by. Austria's repreSen, tative here says that he is unable to learn anything from his home government as nothing is known there.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
MEANS MILLIONS TO LABOR

NEW YORK Jan s-Tbe an -asazcez-.a-7 a.zE3e yesterday by t1e S-ss. T-z5 Company that an IT. crease q 7s1 per csns had been male oa wases U t1e employees q he company. reveals tas fae4 that th4 increase means fifteen millions ct dollars -taz VII be paid to labor annually sver and abovs -Ea he-e- sotaEe azsouz4 paid
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
, * F | | < + + F + < + + ! !

LONDON, Jan. S-The Admiral Y today reported the partial loss of 6 submarine. aboard of which an accidental explosion occurred. The crewwas saved and the hull was also lowed into g safe place.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
THE TILLICUM's TONIGHT

The newly organized Tillicum Club will pull off their first Of 9 series Of public entertainments tonight, at the Moose Hall. It will be Basket Social, 2 regular indoors picnic. Everybody invited-GentIemen bring your ladies. ladies brirq your bas- kets. and enjoy Q social ezen'ng. 4 prize for the prettiest basket.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
DE ESPATCH DELAYED

The sailing Of the s. s. Des- patch is reported to have been de- layed until last night, and fhat she yin stop in at Ladysmith for coal. IT that event she will not ar rive n Ketchikan before Tuesday morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
ARTILLERY DUEL IN PROGRESS

LONDON. Jan. S-Tsutonic re- endorsements has been rushed to the Galician frontiers and an artil- lery duel is now reported to be in progress. with the outcome doubt ful The Russians are now occupy ing CEernowitE, giving them an im- portant strategic position.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
s < + < < + < F < i ' < | < I F ALLIES RECEIVE h MEASURING NEWS <

4 LONDON, Jan. S-The Rus i. t sian victory on the southern + < front of the fighting line, has + | had the effect of giving theal- + { lies re-aSsuring confidence. The <
 4 victory Is said to be a total Y | obstruction to the TeutoR's in r I tended invasion Of Egypt. < ! The situation now is such that S
 F Russia holds in her hand the @ f power to dictate in the Bal +
 | kan states and eliminates all < ! the possible danger from the Y + central powers. thus putting *
 F Serbia on her feet again short F | ly. F
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
S- S- SENATOR COMING

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
TO BE LOCKED
 UP FOR SAFETY
WHILE GOING THROUGH GER MANY EXTRA PREC4JTI0N
 IS PROVIDED

C0PE1SEAGES. @A S-The re mzla5zr members ot Ire Ford Peace Pzr-F lat5 yesterday ts- -Es Hague T1s party W15ls going zare-gh Ger many. wl. bs locked . rzilrozd passenger cars La5s w 1zl5s ueosssa-y 6y ne far that shs ra-T h5 1ezz unable 10 obtain uszss-ss--.s szun zhs United S-z-ss ~ses1z4z.s44- 4szzz8 szza1saa Ger may w -a1= s-=vsz 11Es. zz2 to- .z- .z zy E lva .o remain zz5zr loek and ke1
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
D. '. z. CLUE ESTERTAISED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
FOUND

Found, 9 plain gold band ring with three initials engraved upon the inside. Owner please call at this office and prove property ad If
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08

An efficient cure for hiccough is to sit erect and inflate the lungs fully. Then, retaining the breath, bend forward slowly until the chest meets the knees. After slowly ris- ing again to the erect position, slowly exhale the breath. Repeat 3 second time and the hiccough will stop.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
EGG SPECIAL

At the Tongass Trading Com pany, Fresh eggs three dozen for the dollar. Adv. q.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
NOrthbOund

NOrthbOund Princess May, Monday, pm. 10tll. Jefferson, Tuesday, am. 11th. Despatch. Tuesday, am. Senator, (freight only) Tuesday
 Southbound Alameda, Monday, 10th.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-08

TONGASS TRADING SPECIAL Three dozen fresh eggs for S100.
 TONGASS TRADING co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
One DAYS Record.

One person was killed, three ratas-
6 injured and l. hunt in automoo!!e
Recidents in Ohio today. Trains, a
broken wheel, auto thieves and pig
we're the causes OF the mishapS.
At Bowling Green Manley Deckard'
hged So. a we'll known road contractor
was instantly killed when e., his. car
turned turtle after one OF the front
wheels had collapsed. Two OF Deck
Rrd's companions were badly injured.
Auto thieves turned a high power
I'D machine into culTert 20 aVoia
crashing into a train at CleYelanu;
One of the thieves was fatally injured
and three others are believed 10 have
been hurt. Police spent the daT
searching the Swamps at West PARK IN
an effort to get trace OF the men, VINO
ESCAPED after the crash.
When the car Of Frank Moschoers-
er, Jr., struck pig near ColtSFll!e,
east of Warren. il turned over, pm
ming four occupants under II. Tue
owner was the most seriously inquired,
as he received Il, broken leg.
8 Too much speed on the Loulsvllie
road near Canton caused injuries 70
four men. Edward Falla and Jesse
Alter are in serious condition at 4
Canton hospital.
Mrs. Dorothea Franklin and Harry
when a Big Four passenger tram
struck their automobile at WeillnS'
ton. The machine was hurled 81 teet.
The victims were rushed TO an Elay!a
hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
COMPLEXION WAS.
S|CkLY COLOR
LIVER HAD FAILED TO WORK
WE'LL FOR YEAR OR MORE
BUT TGNLAC BROUGHT
HER QUICK RELIEF.

+ MY friends and folks were aston
ished to see the vast Improvement
that came over me after taking Tlnlac:
1t did me worlds of good. When |
began taking it | was suffering with
zinc poisoning, had lost a lot OF flesh
land had no appetite. My liver caused
the !; lot OF trouble and refused TO act
right, for nearly a year prior TO taking
Tanlac and my complexion was SallOW
looking and yellow. | sure WAS weak.
"A lot OF people thought | was IN
the last stage OF tuberculer trouble |
guess. and surely did look bad enough
70 have had most anything, but when
that new medicine OF your began doing
its work, what change came over
me. 1t was remarkable and at that
time | wasn't strong enough 10 do my
work. Just think of it, but now my
liver is acting normal and alright now
and my complexion Is so much I'M
proved. I'm as strong now as | ever
was and feeling good all over, thanks
TO Tanlac and want to recommend II,
too, like the other people here IN
Wheeling who have likewise been
greatly benefited by it, declared Mrs.
Anna Babb, 20 South Huron street,
Wheeling.
To cleanse the stomach. kidney and
liver and then build up and restore
these vital organs Sn0uld De the HFSl
act Of anyone so troubled. Then when
these organs become normal, nature
herself will not only throw off poiSonS
and impurities but will keep the SES-
tenn sweet and clean and extract from
the food and sleep We get. the maxi
mum nourishment and result de-
manded for perfect health.
What Tanlac accompliShes is moth
ing short Of marvellous and after the
many tests, anyone may safely and
wisely procure a trial bottle At {. H.
Griest & Co.'S store, Market street,
Wheeling, 81 per bottle.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
NEW PENNSy SPUR
Will be Built From Chester, w. Va,
To the Mouth Of Raecoon Creek

Formal announcement was made
Yesterday by the officials or the Penn
sylvania railroad that they were ready
10 start work on the new spur run
ming from Chester, ". Va. to the
mouth Of Raccoon creek through
which territory it is expected mum
Der OF manufactures will be establish
nd in the near future. The new line
will be twelve miles in length; II Will
run along the south bank or the ONO
and its destination is only three miles
from Beaver. Pa.
The CONTRACT for the first portion OF
the road has been lot to Ferguson and
EdmunGson. OF Pittsburgh. and it Is
expected that the road will be ready
for operation during the early part OF
the coming year
The building Of this road has long
been looked forward 70 by the resi-
dents OF. the valley as well as the var
ions manufacturing industries. as 1t
will be great benefit TO every one
living in this vicinity because 1t will
open up d new Industrial field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
ing the Benwood exchange. to tho new
building on the midway addition.

ing the Benwood exchange. to tho new
building on the midway addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland Of Woods
field, O., were the guests Of friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Blaine Kerns Of South Benwood
Is quite seriously ILL.,
Miss Rose Ebberts has arrived home
from Cleveland, O.. where she spent a
vacation.
Riley Wilson has resumed his duties
on the local division Of the Traction
system. as motorman, after spending
weeks vacation in Franklin district.
this county.
The Brook Electric company has COM
pleted the work Of putting up the two
new arc lights here recently ordered
done by council
Miss Alma Mcfarland Of Geneva, o..
Is the guest Of friends here for few
days.
A carnival will show in Benwood next
week. on the grounds just north Of the
Hitchman row.