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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
GEIDEL JURY
IS COMPLETE
BEL Soy Accused Of Murder Bitterly
Arraisned by Attorney
Fer the State.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The jury in
which rests the fate OF Paul Geidel.
the bell boy. slayer of William II.
Jackson. the broker. was completed
this afternoon and the short time re-
naming before adjournment. was de-
Noied 10 "a scathing arraienmcnt Of
me youthful defendant. by the district
attorney. after Geidcl's mother had
led. weeping. from the room
% jury is one above the average.
Attorney Mott began his
presentation of the O.; and recited
DO d"'ail "a confession which Geidel Is
alleged 10 have made to his room
mate. Mr.. Mott. also dWelt on the al.
legged fact that on the day before the
murder. Geidel asked mis- laudiady ir
the bottle Of chioroform. which was
found empty "a the murdered mans
room. contained enough chlOroform 10
hiil "a Wau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
ANNUAL OUTING
FOR EMPLOYEES
Is PLANNED NY UNITED WOODEN
MILLS COMPANY.
Party vfu 90 60 Charleston Prom Par
k~orshurg on Labor Day for
Big Time.

The United Wooden Mills Company.
one of the most progressive concerns IN
the state OF West Virginia. has just
closed up a contract with the Baltimore
* Ohio railroad FOR the furnishing OF a
special tfain Of pullman sleep
ing cars which will carry the employees
on their annual outing to Charleston.
where a big celebration will be held on
Labor Day. The train will be made up
Al me headquarters OF the %roupany-
which arr located ia Park.rsburg and
IN" undertaking viii u-ndoubtedly prov.
on" or the largest and most expensive
Yer Planned nN any concern IN the state
Of West Virginia.
tn" Manager. W. \. Hersch. has been
planning for the trip for several months
ana Il trying to- make tie event eclipse
any previously held By this eu.erprisins
company The special viii pull out -
farkerShurg on sunday nfternoosn. Sep
TENDER 3rd. at ? O'Clock. with close To-
SuV persons. who are in tn. employ 81
the concern. on board. The train will bs
EQUIPPED with a haegIg. car. provided
Tor serving lErt lunches ard befor" its
arriNsl a. huntington. dinner will p.
served. At Illumination several hours OF
recreation VIII he taken AMI after being
Joined by "a delegation from that city.
ne phtt! VIII continue on it. way 20 the
Capitol city.
At Charleston Manager HerSch has
provided amusement OF all kind Tor the
'ihil"NeS ana there viii not be a duh
moment during the entire stay in thai
.uE. ROY several years the United
WOODEN Mills Company has been favor
i,nE IFS employees by holding outings on
LABOR Day. hut tho coming event Will
5000. HN'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
KEY AT
WESTLIBERTY
STATE SUIT. OF SCHOOLS AID.
DRESSES TEACHERS.
Other Interesting Talks Made az County
Institute NOW IN
Progress

Tuesdays program OF the teachers in
stitute. which - being hold In the West
Liberty Normal hall. consisted OF inter-
esung afternoon and evening sessions.
and all We're well attended. NJ the
morning session Prof KnabenShue rem
dered a well prepared address on the
subject Teaching English. The Pri-
mary Teacher as an Example to a
CHILD. was the topic taken by Mrs. FL
wilma sample IN AN excellent paper.
In his ak on some Characteristics
OF q GOOD school Instructor Nayt laid
special stress on the physical conditions
the school house and surroundings and
the fairgrounds AMI sanitary conditions.
ITof Fred Hall. principal Of the Edg-
lnston Lane school. read a very inter
esting paper. taking a. his subject The
Iea,her and the Curriculum"
With the opening or the afternoons
session Miss Ethel McClusky. OF Elm
Grove. delivered an address on The
school and th" Social Community"
tn" paper was discussed by Messrs.
IaNlur. Evans and Giffin. and Misses
Lowe and Beltz. The primary teachers
or th- first. second and third grade re-
paired TO an adjoining room where Mrs.
tlwiha sample. a primary teacher Of
Nluf experience. asked and answered
questions regarding primary work. short
talks along the same line were made by
Misses Maude Curtis. Laura Young.
palsy Timmins. Lula Frazier. Essie Fer
Itll ana claudia Ierume.
Shawkey Speaks.
me ffttur" Of the day program was
a very able ana excellent address. dcliv-
cred hefur" "A large audience at IN.
evenings session 10y the Hon. NJ. =.
Sha"k"y. state superintendent Of
schools. who spoke on Educational Pro-
sr"ss IN West Virginia" The session
was opened with a vocal solo by Miss
Alberta Jerom. and an Instrumental solo
by Mis- Wilda North.
III Sp"akiuE OF the progress OF eduea-
tlpn IA this state Supt. ShaWkev made
special mention Of the well ORGANIZED
school system ana the personnel of the
teaching body as we'll az the Uniform ex-
amliatiou system. which rs doing a great
deal OF good and is "a great HELM In
teachers. Although not every teacher
WI" ~"cur-S "a good certificate will make
q success or teaching. every applicant
VIII 10" sure Of the Samt examination
Among other things 20 new branch. Asri-
'Nltur'. has been added TO III. public
'H"ol course and Is proving "a great
'rie'it 80 tho publ. school system.
Another line m which West Virginia
mdN'UE rapid progress. according f1
~Hr"rlut"ndeuf Shawkey. is IN rural su-
l~rfNi>.ou. Last Year there were thirty
Aih" Supervisors iu the state. but This
year the number has been Increased Ia
nearly fiftt. HIS address was Interest
iN eAil "ut"r'atu.1 Ms throughout and WAS
"l lf"'ist'i 10y the large aId!enc, pres
'Hf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
BURKE BESTS
BILLY PAPKE.
ILLINOIS LAD rs ourrouoHr AND
BATTERED
Sailor Leads MlI AL the way and HAM
mers Papke Hard and
Often

NEW YORK. Aux Ru-ke
Of Brooklyn. outfought and battered
siiiN Papke. OF Illinois. who claims the
n'iuuie"e'sht championship. for ten
rounds at the Twentieth Century Attn
letir club today.
II was a Disappointing mill To all those
patrons ~ boxing. and the crowd h'ss.d
ana booed continually after the nrst two
rounds.
Burke went to his man at every stage
"i tie Tight Both men fought poorly.
and Papke seemed unwilling or unabi.
10 I'VE up 20 what WAS expected ~
MN TWO OF the newly-appointed state
boxing commissioners We're near ,h.
ringSid". closely following the move
ments OF the fighters.
Both men were over middle-weight OF
rs pounds.
Among those close 20 the ringsido wa,
~" Marquis Of o~ue.usberry. who was
Wf'ung e descriptive story Of the rgnt
Tor a New York
found rushed in and sent
I'it To body aud face. Burke landed
t-"S" blows without a return. Pauks
--ht "a hight left to the face. but did not
try Yard until BURKE INT him a good l.ft
stab q" a." s'umach. When the belt
rang both started bauteriug each other
la the middle Of the ring.
Hound They rushed into a clincn
dud rpughed II at close quarters. Rntn
played for the body. and ~roug,.d II on
the ropes. Burke had the better Of the
intghting and sent a straight left -
the face. fapke WAS working ia short
body punches and took "a left and right
In the head. Burke's round.
Round %-Iapke rushed. hut was mot
with "A right hand upper cut. Burke
rushed and Papke slipped to his knees
In his own corner. Burke sent a right
over 2" a." ear. Papke c"uutcring light
y. Burke forced the pace and landed
aleft {" the face. lie then rushed Papkc
across the ring. both trying body blows
at short range. l'3pkc either was un
able or unwilling To- make a good show
INK Burke round.
Round i-Burkr sent Parke 20 the
ropes with right and left g" head amt
body. Then they SiuEeed Wildly all over
the ring. Both We're cautioned FOR hold
ing. and Pdpkc landed Half "A dozen i.fts
and rights To neck and head. and a right
upper cut on the forehead. Burke was a
bit wild Papkr's round.
Round 5-Tley rushed 20 a ciiucn
ana the referee had difficulty iu pulling
them apart. Half arm work Q, several
,hu,u'~ followed. With -s.-u," east o.
TIE winds Iurk" wa "u top of his
man ~ every stage. auI the crovf
'bn"'d both contestants Hurk. s.
round.
Round Tue sailor landed FOUR
rights g.t.hly goo t.. head and body. au.i
ItYSe sent hteN TWO hard lsfts % tnr
face. with Burke "u &c" ropes They
tsEr"t ant f.. h-I ,p.r o'l -r al over
~" ring. Eurh" llrJHrr one good l.ft
aui ur'."r eat t. 'r chin Bgrh,~
round.
H"unI They got together qli,niv
auI -. hanged I'ft~ aId rights un g..
face Burke -..ub T.pk. with 3D. l.ft
"-L .H- H" |M NHH -HH ....H g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

Iho sudden death of Horhrrf E,J.
'nir 7nich occurred li hIa home n
I'IItir" af 81 oclnck last nirhf. Was "a
shock fo hi- friends who had Ieff r.~
NOT 900 hour before alive and we'll
ITO" fDuur man. who was se,enfo.-
years oi 'r" bad come home fo sup
I'r in Tho best OF health. was stricken
WIN cramps and dIoi l short time
.lirr Ih" deceased wac frc SON of
VIZ and Nrs Frederic, RodcuIc ~
GUERNSEY street and h1I boon ,m
rIo''i at tHo Imperial llass works Tor
ID h Time ND funeral ARRANGE.
mcnts have been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
MURDERER
Man Vino Shot and Killed FOREIGNER
at ste"ar;sVlle IS Released
on Bond.

w ID Toilet. who murdered John
iioieuar. q foreigner. ~ StevartsviIe
last "''h was given % hearing before
Mayor Davis 300 81 C%lairsyille yester.
aaF a. o.Cloc. Toilet was bound
over 90 the grand jury ON 20 charge o..
ri~auslaurhtcr llc WAS released on
81 900" bond So d. Toilet. =. " Tol.
l"''. Thomas g. Toilet and Frank e.
Toilet went h.- bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
STATE DEATHS
Mrs wilson pe,l

'-f.f'rr '. '. 1rr,l..a..r
FAIkNONT. W. VA. Aug -
Mrs MARY Wilson widow az Thomas
wilson. died Monday night a, fh,
nome of her ddulht,r. Mr. Tlom.s
I"hn'e. oi Shutdown. uiu miles from
mis- city, Funeral services Will ho
held "Wednesday moruias and iu,.-
mont "tl Doe made 900 MapI. Grove
cemetery 800 this co..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Man & crnul

~rt of OBJ. ..f.r fr f.. Intelligence
NANNINGTON. IS. Va. Aug 81
Mrs Mary T. trowi. "a native OF
bridgeport. Harrison county lis lead
here AGED 90 years Nrs : p Mackav
and Mrs Michael Hamilton are two
children surviving Row. a. p Good.
vu and Res % T. Anderson CON
Quoted 'ne funeral services today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

". 'I I'.r'f.. t' t.e 1rt,ue.nser
fNINMONr. IS W.. tur Tho
remains of D. y. llf" who's. death oc
CURED her" Monday boo hia eirhfiafh
year ~ th" Coos hospital. were r..
moved io his iIto home today and
services were held tonight o., tl. Ra,
W d Eddy The bod, viii Doc t,t.r
'1 li'iFharr fluprroa morning and
inicrm"rf mIdo 100 Iii'c Mr. r-ff.
vas born noar Charles Town IS n.
and Was largely Interested 900 coal and
railroads Uc vas a rcs dent OF rsi-
mont Tor twenty years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
NEW ROAD
CHARTERED
PROPOSED TO CONNECT PARKERs-
Bu1o AND CHAlLEsroN.
Side Linss Are TO Ne Built and Colonel
Boone IL Promoter OF
Road.
By CAL r. YOUNG.
tnteligsncer Bureau
Charleston. w. Va. AuE. IA

Talk Of building a railway between
Parkersburc ana Charleston l. again re-
NINed 10y the chartering Of a company
known az the kauawha-Ohio VALLEYS
Trade Producing Company. with princi-
pal office located In Pa~rkersburg w.
"a. II viii be a five division road. The
fifst VIII be known as the Little Kama
wha division. extending from Parkers-
burg TO Ripley. passing via RockpOrt and
SandyNille. with side artery. S~audyvi.le
20 Raven~Wopd
The second division will be known As
a." kig kanawha, and extend from RIP
ley 10 Charleston. via cic-rone. with side
artery RIPLEY to Millwood. and from
Slcerone to Raymond city. via the VAL
ley OF the P~OCotaligo.
The tEird division VIII De known as
me Eastern. Timber Belt and OH divi-
sion. 10 extend from Cicprone to SPENCER
via = and stumbling Mills. with side
artery from Shai wa LouneyviIie. Rocks
dalr Arn"ldsburg. Eueria To- the BraNtun
county line.
Fourth division. the Parkersburg Half
Moon Belt and Terminals division. .N-
tending from lennerhasSett' Island to
vienna island. TO %encircl- the city OF
IarketSburg. passing curoute via Neal
KUN. IaNenncrsvilie. ~I.ackport. bore
man.. Delaney and Bri~roc. with side
artery from mouth Of Five Run tu WAY
erly.
The fifth division will bc known as
the Coal and Electric Juice division. cN-
tending from the mouth Of Hughes creek
to Troy. passing enrout. via Gr.eucnsfte
freeport. California. Cisko. Macfarlan.
beatrice. Smith vale. Frederick Mills
6"fts and PrInty to mouth of Boone
Creek. and along Boone creek to Auburn.
thence via Sturgeon and Couings. with
slde artery To- b" known as the Lewis
O"unty seat branch. from Troy to WeS-
tom, ana another To Doe known as the GIL
mtr county seat branch. from Troy to
Chenille.
The authorized capital OF si75.oO0 is
divided into $4,000 common stock and
Sl5nooo Of preferred-S3O .GOu being
ai.ntted to each of the five divisions.
IN" incorporators are Albert T.. Boone.
of GAINESVILLE. o.. Henry \. ANlIue. coll
ufnhHS. O.. X. n. Stephenson and J. NJ.
crow. Of I'arkerShurr. ". Va. and Tayfj
Allen. Of Rus-Ville. - The scheme is
said 10 be fataered 10y Albert r. Boone.
81 GAINESVILLE. -.
Other Charters.
f"r TN" purpose Of manuf4cturiur
automobiles. motor cars. etc. "a charter
la~ been issued To- the NsrWaIk Motor
ar company. OF MartiuSlurc. ". Va.
mtNh an authorized capital nf 5000. 600
h" iu'"rrpratur~ are T.. ". Martin. T..
minor. -. W. NckONu. Gray silver
jane NJ ~liothW"ll. = J.. Uoikins. X
] ,'I" u J.. Alexander. Leon IL Nlfc.
az! "i M~arttu~hurE. ". Va
~" Hamilton orchard Heater COM
i'hN. Is fAe name 20 rcw rnwrgrv
NH'"iinS. To- marUfactur" sell ana d,tI
100 orchard and agricultural usclfn.s
'''4N- implements etc. and acquire anil
own orchard lands. The authorized ,,r.,
'"i j. N.'.''', NI'a th" following Wheel
'N- ili Ties '~ Interpretations g. g. Eu-
~ AI"N Glass ~ g. .ttl,.r. ~ IL
N"""tt and y Price Ntt'faA.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Mothers
Friend

ant mothers which contains much
valuable Information and many sug-
gsstious OF 70 helpful nature.
BRADHELD RECULATOR CO., Aaasis, Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Young


wv D'NHE NpIlaus III the low 81
coming motherhood. should neglect
o. prepare her system for the phvs-
ir1l ordeal She IS % undergo. The
health 81 both she and her coming
child depends largely upun the care
She hcetove upon herself during the
waiting months. Nothcrs Friend
prepares the cvpcctaut mothers svs-
tom ior the coming event. and its use
makes her comfortable during al the
term. 10 works with and for nature.
and hy gradually expanding all iiq-
sues muscles and tcrdous. involved.
and keeping The breasts iu gooi CON.
dition. brings The woman 90 the CRISIS
in splendid physical condition. The
baby too is moro apt o. hc perfect and
strong where The mother has thus
prepared herself for nature supreme
function. so better advice could bc
given q young %cxpcctaut mother than
That She use Mothers Friend 70 is a
medicine that has proven its value iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
NJ EN-
WHY CONSULT Dr.. VoKE?

tie has made regular visits 10 this community To-
nearly fifteen years and has estatllshed . perma
nent practice and reputation.
his practice 10 limited to Chfonic Diseases, mt
he has sPent practically all his life In the study ATT
treatment Of them.
his SpeciaIty:-To devise and furnish az a Low
cost successful courses OF home treatment for thos
who have no time or money 40 spend - eTpensiv'
hospitals and sanitariums.
He Is In the prime ~ life Uorty-three) and n
his very best for good work.
His practice consists nsiniy OF rare and din
cult eases having failed 10 secure satisfaction else
where
At least three-foarths Of h. patients are sen
TO him by former patrons.
" he thinks he cannot benefit you he Will say so
DR.. Nokes best references are his many friend
and patients. the result OF fifteen years practice 10
this Community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

That DR.. Woke Invites searching investigation o
his work and methods Of treatment And that h,
charges absolutely nothing for consultation nj
examination Your case Will receive his best a.
tention. Everything confidential.
Ills charges are so fair and reasonable thu. 80
poorest working man o. woman need act hesits . q
spplv for treatment.
w5its for Free Booklet. "Traeti-sI suggeston,
90 How TO Keep Well"
soosrss At. ossVricE-loSs TO
c1a a. L. s. VOhE. NJ. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
10s Autopiano

the standard player piano of the world. Thousands are
now in use all over the world and in all kinds of climates.
The United States Navy has So of them in use on vessels
The durability ana reliability of the Auto-piano is
absolutely proved. We sell this great PLAYER piano on
reasonable terms. You owe it to your self To investigate.
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thOu an n s. ~
case Mother s.
Friend ie sold at
drug stores.
Write for free
.buk Tor
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FREE EVE
HOME TREATMENT FOR WOMEN

The remarkable success OF DIR. N9ke's Home
Trestmentf for Women Is sttested TO b. hundreds o
satisfied patients. ltsaves many suf ring ~omet
from dangerous operations. AStonist ing Results
Many cases pronounced hopeless have yielded reaa
lily. Women suffering from any disease or wsk
ness peculiar TO their ser are invited 90 e@ll or write
hH g N DR. Woke wants . private. hesrt-to
W. h~earttalko or correspondence witheVeD
man who Is weak, nervous. broken down. discour
aged, or suffering from any disease csusedby ignor
snee, eHeesses. eontagion, Incompetent treatment ~
neglect. Success or failure In life depends on yom
physical and mental condition. Do not pu. ~ >
matter OF such vital Importance. Do so-=thin.
now. Write today II you cannot call. Evesythint
confidential Cansuitafion .nd adxfr. T,.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
PRACTICE LIMITED

To Chronic affection, of the Lungs. Head. Moss,
Throat. Bars. Bronchial Tubes as Cstsrrh, Con.
Sumption (early starssS. Bronchitis. Asthma. Etc.
stomach Liver. Bow sis. as Iadig estion. Dys-
pSpsi.. billiousness. Constipation. Diarrhoes.
Pimples. Blood Poison. Sorofula. Bad Blood. Etc.
Nerve. Spine. Brain as Epilepsy. Fits. Neural
ga. Headache. Sleeplessness. Dizziness. Nervous
Exhaustion. Dependency. Loss o. Memory, Etc.
Kidneys. Bladder. Prostate as Diabetes. hright's
Disease. Inhammsuono Of Kidneys and Bladder. Etc.
piles. Rectal Diseases and Saricocsle treated
without use of knife or detention from business.
No matter What the disease. 10 it 10 chronic.
write regarding %.
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The fountain Head ofLfe
Is The Stomach

= "g ~" "f r. weak snd impaired stomach and .o doe. r, A<X
pu"pWy dsef bis food Will soon ind tt hs blood is. h,,~. ~
insuhcenIv uYIusbct ~ W'""| a1 ~
~ PLSSIS COLEEg DEDICIL EJgC.VgDv ~
MAKES me ffpwsrH rfrDra. or0o,0f, r. f.-
RcsnYe IDfces. reqfyrcF 8c Iaf soe,t, -, ~
SHsnmH1n0n perfect JgpgOrtfeq so NJ
PARTIES and e1rfchcs me HIM. - 10. 49,. ~.
Nesh@DDnder md resf0rsUre Eent f,,J- W
"D' ""N" ~ mini ma cooI ~ JDgseVco,
~ Discovery ~ r. pure, nycerr eyfr.-t o. Nr,,-.a 49,,
L'y "e iron ac"h"i ni nI injurious. habit kym,s 49,. 800
E""H se pfntcl On IFS wrapper. 10 hos Oil, ret.,-rt.- -" ~
-" ~ every INGREDIENT - cndoued o.. the trae, r. u ~ ~ "Tet
WW,"f iRnf aWrpt q secret noetrrn ss re- srhsffUe C, a.. ="
'cW1f n" f""FT frfrpffrn~. ~ fms .ru.ur.se IL ~. P""l
mat cures INSIDE by % dunno past 80 years, usht On v, ~. -" NO" ~
Wohd's DIspeassy Nricst Avpciaton. d. II ! p" o." mrGhh"rhood.
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Elm Grove cour,n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
BOAT LAUNCHING CASE.
PlnintiT eastman Gets Judgment
md Defendant Martin Takes Appeal.

Judgment was entered in city court
Monday by Judge Mower for the
plaintiff to recover $50 and costs of
sS1G in the case of James f.. eastman
against j. l.. Martin of New York The
defendant takes an appeal. The suit
grew out of the accident that occurred
while boat, the Sultanta. belonging
TO Mr.. Martin, was being placed in tho
water. The boat was in condition 10
mako the trip to New York but Mr..
Martin is claimed to have held up the
money.
The Sultanta is large cruising
yacht and was used during the summer
on Lake Memphremagog At the close
Of the season ii was brought to this
2itY by rail and was transferred to the
water so that the remainder of the trip
could be made in that way. For NOV
ing ~ from the car 10 the lake Cash
man and Martin agreed upon $50. In
Inc act of launching, one Of the stays
IF the cradle broke sheer off and tie
md penetrated the side Of the vessel
sinking her in four or five feet OF
water
Mr., eastman ana his men rescued
tho furnishings and as soon as possible
placed the boat in condition to finish
he voyage giving thorough over
hauling Of the engine and it is claim
ed, removing all signs of the accident
Martin was however. not satisfied and
refused to pay the bin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
WOMAN'S WORLD.
Various Matters Of Special Interest Ia
Feminine Renders.

OarNara Boyd in PttsburG pispatchO
IIouseceaulng time IS drawing on
Some of my neEhhurs are already ho-
ginning to groan about it, and some of
their husbands are talking Of business
trips that will he necessary about his
time The husbands seem to think house
cleaning is joke until it Is right on
them, and then, Judging by reports They
are usually in a bad humor until thu
passion for cleanliness ON the part OF
their wives has burned itself ont. The
wives know it is no Joke, and they have
to staSger along under the work and the
discomfort Of IT and the i'll nature Of the
husbands as we'll.
OF course. houseclcaning may be one
OF those Instruments useful in the perfect
Ing of the soul | don't know. But. on
durel with due RESIGNATION and mcelIucss,
It mIght lead to the acquiring of patience
ard self-control and other essential vir-
tues. But II seems to me that If these
are really necessary Cor one to possess
| would gather them in some less pain
rul way.
In the present day and generation 1t
doesn't seem to me that housekeeping
needs to he the DOGGY it Is. In the first
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us ,,,,l'.,,, roo.o,,s ,,t,,. ,,.r
'''l nav 49, t,a,,o ,ro,,, ,,.'..,.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.
tnitariars Henr Reports and Elect
officers fo- Another Ycur.

TIE annual parish gathorlns of tn"
I'lrSt congregational society 'Cm'1llam
was held Mohd IS afternoon I'm the
church parlo's. Reports Of officers for
t0c year past We're read and made a
highly satisfactory showing. The husi-
ness or the meeting concluded with the
annual election OF officers
Dr. j. NJ. clark" acted as moderator
Of the meeting ana the reports We're those
of the pastor, treasurer trustee of trust