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said were embarrassing the govern ment to a great extent at this time, and also gave it as his opinion that this false information was given out for the purpose of profiteering by the very people who are crying loudast for patriotism.
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SIX WOMEN INSTANTLY KILLED
SIX WOMEN KILLED: FLOOR COLLAPSED

The women who died because Of someone's negligence are: Mrs J. Johanns, manager of the Johanns Steamship Provision Company, Mrs H. Kennedy, Mrs l. Rowland, Mrs L. Labora, Mrs N Jensen and Mrs G Ludwig.
 Mrs Kennedy was the mother of five children, and had been employed only two hours when she was carried to her death.
 She had secured employment to maintain her starving children until her husband temporarily out of work, found other employment.
 Keen Posted Read the WOrIxer
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present living, should be investigated, as he felt sure those conditions were no better than those of the munition workers. Senator Broussord of Lou- isianna stated that at the present time more than ever before the workers should receive more protection from the government and before one would
 be willing to see an investigation started at once looking to the sup pression of the profiteering business men, of real estate who so disgrace fully took advantage of hiding behind the folds of the American flag.
 Bring gour forfeiture notices to the
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tectiyes, charged with homicide. No one seems to have seen the beginning of the quarrel, but it is understood that the men had known each other before and that the trougle started over small debt.
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BUFFALO, Feb. 26-Fire broke out in the four-story brick building at 3245-3249 West Main street, and before the flames could be checked
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Good, clean, comfortable bets, by the day, week or month, tt the Dunham Building, next door City Hall. (West)
 Mrs. Markham, Pror.
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First-class UnaIaldeet dog sal mon for sale at 12 cents a pound. See Duffy O'Conner.
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WASHINGTON Feb. 26-David s. Houston Secretary of Agriculture, after an extended meeting of the Cabinet, during which time the reports of American food shortages were discuss ed at length, gave out statement to-
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 26.-All regi- mcnts stationed at Camp Syracuse, were today ordered to prepare to leave for Camp Green, Charlotte, N. C.,in three days The expansion camp here, which is the largest in the country, will be abandoned for the remainder of the winter.
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SCHNEIDER. BUILDING rooms are How for rent, by the day, week or month. Rooms by the month, $1O.00 and up. Also steam heated rooms. .,Win reopen restaurant in q few days
 George Modini, Prop.
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until the engine and six cars had passed over him, mashing him to a pulp.
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Bring sour forfeiture notices to the Ind ustrial Worker
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Keep Posted Read the Worker.
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BANDMASTERS SCHOOL
OPENED IN PITTSBURGH

PITTSBUIRG1, Sept. 26.-The first
school for the training of army band
masters ever established in this coun-
try is now in operation at the Carne-
gle Institute of Technology here. The
initial class taking the training is
composed of 100 men from the diff
ferent camps and cantonments, and
it is expeced that this number will
be augmented with sixty additional
musicians within The next few days.
At present, the men are under in
struction in one large band, but as
soon as other students arrive, three
separate bands will be formed When
the men have completed an eight
weeks course they will be eligible
to form and lead an army band In a
camp, cantonment or with a division
in France.
The students attend school the
same as other soldiers who receive
technical training. Seven hours each
day are devoted to instruction and
practice. Each bandmaster must
qualify as player on flute, clarinet,
saxophone, cornet, horns, trombone.
tuba and drums.
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the American press. I urgently pro-
test, because with the utmost energy
during eight months of revolution l
fought all attempts to thWart the peo-
pies will by proelaiming as dictator
any individual or any class.
"Bolshevik tyranny is at the mo-
ment agonizing. This choas and ter
rorism is only one manifestation of
the fight between the Russian people
and Germany. The Bolshevik leaders
are leaving to Russia as a heritage
the cursed idea that right submits
always to might-that only towards
and humbugs can bow to the will of
the people and representative gov
ernmental institutions.
'That is also the exact idea of the
monarchists, who complicate the fight
of the Russian people against Ger
many and against the Bolsheviki.
However, these conspiracies by ad-
herents OF czardom and intrigues in
certain European allied circles do
not alarm me as to the future liber-
ties of Russia.
Il know these criminal schemes
will fail, because, first, l know the
unshakable will to he free; second,
watching the world war for four
years, | see the tendency toward
freedom developing and spreading.
Even revolutionary tendencies ap-
pear.
Profound upheavaI of the founda-
lions of the worlds social economic
system, the ever-increasng of organ
ICED labor in war processes, inevita-
BILE state control of all sides of the
economic structure, will unavoidabIy
shape the life of all nations into new
forms, far removed from czardom.
Under the new order, even the old
state systems of western Europe will
become history.
"PacIfism seems to me, at present,
an objectionable iahtedness in
democratic circles. Only real con-
servatives ought to follow Lord Lans-
doWne's example and insist on imme.
date artificial cessation of the war
Of this revolutionary process of deep
est worldwide significance.
Under terrible suffering and in
hoods of blood a new world is beina
created-BUT 1T WILL BE GRE
ATED."
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Kerensky came to London, not be-
cause he wanted a safe place, but to
urge speedy military help for Russia
in ferm Russian opinion could &C.
cept. re holds Russia is still an al
y, fighting Germany
AS he talked to me, Kerensky pac-
ed back and forth in his room in the
home of a Russian doctor, where he
is living. Arms often drawn up like
a sprinter's, fists clenched and strik-
ing out for emphasis, he told how the
Union for the Regeneration of Rus
STA had called a national assembly
at Ouffa to form a central govern
ment composed of members of the
cd constituent assembly, representa-
tives OF the country, cities, and Cos
sack regions in the larger part of
Russia.
"As we talk here a central
power is being created" he
said,
siberia also has a provisional
government and Duma, and has
thrown out all the BoIshevik eIe-
ments."
Y asked his opinion of the present
Intervention.
1t isn't strictly Intervention at all,
but military aid for the forces of
Russia fighting Germany, just as
americans fight in France and French
in the Balkans" he said.
1t is simply the necessary co.
operation of all allies.
1.-The Important thing is that the
allied public, particularly America,
which is free from time-wern tradi,
tons, watch carefully that military
hep is used solely in the interest of
the people.
Il affirm that not all the European
allies representatives in Russia could
with quiet conscience declare they
have had no relation with monarchist
Fsenemers, and that not without rea-
son did Russia insist that America
participate in any Intervention.
u am usually called ex-dictator in
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Farmers Bank, Martinsburg, w. v
DR.. JAMES Fl. SHIPPER.
Hndd q IIofs.

Farmers Bank, Martinsburg. w. Va.
DIR. JAMES II. SHIPPER.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Also at the same time and place.
the farm OF H. c. Lytle, located at
the west side of Gerrardstown, will
be offered for sale at upblic auction
consisting of 120 acres of land, about
100 acres in cultivation; about 20
acres OF which is in apple orchard,
ABOUT 10 years or more old, and in
bearing. It is a money maker. A five
room dwelling borre, barn, corn crib,
wagon shed, ami other buildings.
There is a spring of fine water at
the house. This farm is only about
three miles from InWood railroad sta
alpu, with good hard road to station.
-iOhelthird cash, the bal
ysnce in two equal payments OF one
saqd two years, sretaining vendors
lien er deed Of trust for the deferred
payments, at 6 per cent interest, pay
abe annually. 9 II 3ts "
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1.-The second task is the organiza-
ton of a central government respon-
sible to the will of the majority of
Russians, Such a government will be
established AT THIS MOMENT
THINGS tAlFaE SHAPING RAPIDLY
IN THAT DIRECTION."
kerensky is among the leaders of
the Union tor the Regeneration Of
Russia, chairmaned by President
Tchaikovsky of the pro.aIIy Archan-
gel government of the north" which
has just abdicated in favor of the
central government formed by Gen.
eral Alexieff at Samara.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND REAL ESTATE

Having sold my residence in Ger
rardstown, intending to move to Mar
| offer at public sale, at my
residence in Gerrardstown, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918.
commencing at IL O'Clock a. M, the
following property, towit:
3 head of mich COWS. s head of
young cattle, all of the cattle young
and fully guaranteed. head of hogs.
20 ducks. so chickens. 20 stands of
bees, all in patent hives. / cutting
box. l corn shelter and other articles
too numerous to mention. Also house.
hold and kifeAen furniture.
A credit Of twelve months will be
given on allsums Of ten dollars and
upward, purchaser to give his note
with approved security, negotiable
and payable at the Merchants &,
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BY HAROLD EDWIN BECHTOL.

Assocalion)
LONDON England, Sept 25.Unwavering confidence that
Russia will up central government that will preserve the
intact and insure future liberty expressed today by
Alexander Keensy exclusive interview for The News
paper Enterprise Association
he fundamental task in Russia is the clearing out of Ger
domination, he said "By doing this the Boshevk gov
eminent viii be dealt with at the time. burglar in the
house doesn't burglar in possession of the house
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ENTERTAlNs NEW TEACHERS.

Miss Della Hill, one of the teach
ers at the HODGE Street School, en-
tertained the teachers who have just
been added to the Martinsburg corps
of teachers, at her home on West
Martin street, last evening at Get
Together" party. A happy time was
spent by all those present
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TRUCK FOR SALE.

one ton Buick truck, good as new
only driven about 300 miles. Will
sell for cash, or part cash and note
TO responsible person. Extra tire
and inner tube. Call at, or. address
Buick Truck care The World.
9 II LIP If.
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MacAfnery, GAG and Gasoline engines Pumps,
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RETURNS TO CAMP.

{ Dayton L Fahrney, stationed at
F,a2np Meade, returned today to that
camp after spending a few days at
mis- home here.
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ILLS MULTIPLIED
MONTH BY MONTH
FOR MRS. BURNS
But Wentworth Overcame
Them-Headaches Gone.

This signed statement, given to the
Wentworth druggist at Mansfield,
merits every readers attention:
Tawse's Drug Store: = Had com
plete breakdown of the nervous sys-
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no sleep, tired in the morning, no
ambition headache. This condition
was of almost four months standing
concluded to try Wentworth as
recommended by one of our leading
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than satisfactory I'm on my third
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TER IN EVERY WAY. Dizziness
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NO HEADACHE. recommend
Nerv- Worth.
MRS. M A. BURNS,
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FOR ,SALE.-225.AlCRE LIMESTONE
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|KERENSKY ASSERTS:
RUSSIA, REORGANIZED,
SOON TO FIGHT AGAIN

Interview with Harold Edwin Becho Former Pre-
Bolshevik Ridden Ally Declares Strong New Cen
trail Government is Already Being Formed Depores
Monarchist Plots as Twin Danger With Anarchy.
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Salgen braate oct til 113 og 11S
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mar Semen, Chicago; Ste, Siesirieo
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ner, Chicago: Soc, Senrp SIeming,
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og ban bill nGite Iar gaa oper til
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f~ortcre 9labningstio og at Den lofaIe
Observation-Disclosures giper beIten'
tc Nc9Ier oerfor; at firfclige Srgn
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Segtslatlreiis Grtraiesion aflnts
tet. Otter 6 Cages Irbeibe aiilutte.
oes Den ipecieae Sesiion al 2egisla-
turen 3irsbog 6ormibboe, % BET fan
iiges, at oct al 8upernsr Sro5ier
fremiatte Erogram bIeo iilIoisrt. go.
ben ON Moratorium for Statens
Soloater er iaalebes bragt iitano, OF
efter en- boaronaffet Scamp aioroes
Der SoranItaltninger til Saoforn ior
Sarmerne. 9enne me 9op beitem.
nlcr, at aommisiGrcrne / bpert Count
tn fun uoitebe Bombs for aieb al
SGoforn % Sober efter Iniegning
al 100 Selpeiere boenoe inben @oun.
tpct. Ger ~bepilgebes oQfoa $4,000
Tor S~anobru8s- % glrbeioerfommis.
lGren og $1,000 for Statens Spoin-
lpefter, ioet oisIe bar at poaie SO.
pens 8iennemferelIe. Zen o%eotaane
SOP ON Soriuorsraao for Staten be.
ltemmer, at bette &aab fan beitaa al
inn Meolemmer ubnGpnte al 8uper.
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briggs. % arbeioerfommrisspr iom
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rlngslopen bleo nmenoeret, % Ser
'fal llo1Gnnes Ell asiiiterenoe aornin.
Ipefter, Der for belle Staten bar Wprl-
oigbeo I'll at opbppe 9eoiQinoer men
DOG er unberfaitet Mppel til Serbia
nefommiSiionen. &ontroI oper Gle
patorer og @arebuie forbIiper frembes
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Ser blep enopibere ierget for, at eta
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operoroneoe Officer fan merle lin
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