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ON ban Sbor StaIofar pioite, bpaS
lom ltoo paa; men Sbor bapbe life
bort noget ban beler; bon for i'm
Gel ifulbe til 9r9nberiet efter Drurf
Ola ipntes oct laa / 2uftert, at oei
bar Oct gamle a%p9rnbuiet Oct gialot.
San tGnfte baaoe bio og bib, %
ban iatte ira Jig 2pgten paa en-
Sta6be inbe / SleoeifiuIet % sot
Jig ifait meb Sraset.
9ebit oet bar bsrte ban Sitsbonb
fomme ito pau Srammen % raabe
paa Ola. @n toe life fell al Den
aaren; ban fom beitanoig iom ei
Sorbenreir.
Ola brso iig life meb at ipare
eQer at gaa frem; ban Smut iaa bel,
at Oct lpite Der borti Sfiulet; og oiloe
ban fife brp fig meb at fomme Dit.
im fulrbe ban sisre iom ban pilbe,
- Get bar life mere ON at giere
meo set.
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% imoatruuffet.
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op | Suaam og ripe rteo oct gamle
8pGrnbuiet og fisre Stoffene fran
paa @ar'n. 8ntnbfolfa tr9ngte Sule'
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falbt bel mart ~alisebel. Sffe bapbe
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itoen Der bar lat op en- Zig eIilt
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at BEN 9amle 8pernen bar f9roi5 til
at falbe rteb; Oct funbe bGnoe, be,
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ne, lraar oct bar til Stpffet. 90
bort ilig = at oe life ifulbe ia mere
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get baa Sl9ben; ban iparte fsrit IN
genting, men BON t9nfte beito mere
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ira bi1turben.
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paa SmeItab-a p9rnen o5ioa, Zig
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ner, paa9et ban Jig trent meo on
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nof isr / Siben, bengang ban Moons
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fanife saa an berefterougs ogIaa
naar set bare blep itelt iiot paa Den
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on at BRUCE oct gamle til Sprnebus
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unigeoel. at br9nbe Den op bar De
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Se Ifiiloe fmife iGtte op noge
Iligt aarnmeIt Speftafel Der pat
@oaroen; oanei, oct fit bore Maoo,
poa. Saooe Ser @ible iut op ct i'm
Wturbus for @ible. Spina, iaa maatt
MI pei Smut Smeitab o9re laapa.
aur, at ban finrbe i9tte op Wsager
Oct bar bel life fleinere Stel POI
SnreItub emo pua @ible, ifuloe en- trc
Rei, set funoe nof bore Oct; mel
ban Ola merte bet, OF Suina tripeoe
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Wtlirbrs.
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oct oa; men rei ON 8nitt piloe b
, @oorben lin iulS al raaSne gpsnir
aer. Gan bar ba life fontmten pa
"8aSien" enbbu.
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off. Som piIoe life do flere Siroper
!, oineer. :.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

Ola ruSlet opoper til ap9rnen
liee citer Susuro. Som ban gift
oerop giermem &asan, tog ban til at
iunSere poa aue be Sormoringer,
iom boobe aaat for iis poa SmdmS !
set icnere - 40 ia, uoouer gpgocn
meb. Oct par BEN npe SiSen ioni
ruulterte. iaa Oct no ior, Den enc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

ga, ia, Ola fit bel sipe Jig paa Oct.
Gen ANDRE par 10 Saisbcro. % oei
par life noset Stel at foa paa BAN
aIlisepel. Wsen at ap9rren bolot
paa Of ialbe neb - iamen ifuloe
en- iaa bore meset rart ogiaa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Taft Appoints
F. L. Bowman
NAME rs SENT TO THE SENATE
ON TUESDAY.
Confirmation 10 Sure and ls Act In
Recognition Of Senator N. D.
Scott.

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteiiiren-er.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. May i6--
President Taft to-day took pains 10
sond but ono pOstofico appointment
70 tho Senate. that % Frank L. Bow.
man. 20 bo postmaster az Moran
town. Usually tho President sends a
long list Of postmasters for many
States. but there was nethod and I'm.
tention in the care taken % send Row.
mans name IN alone This attracted
tho attention of the Republican poll
tichns today. because the selection
~ Bowman was a recognition Of Sen.
ator Scott ns the West Virginia men.
Der of the National Committee. and
Indicated tho intention of the preai
dent 10 heed tho endorsements OF the
National Committee members in all
the States whore there are no Ropuh.
lican COnEreEEmen. The Bowman np
pOiutment viii not bo opposed By the
Senators from West Virginia. and con
hrmation may come quickly. Senator
Scott had assurance ~ Howman's ap.
p0intment for some time hack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Sen. Clapp
For Primary
URGES UPON LEGISLATURE PASS
AGE OF GOOD BILL.
Owells Upon Increasing Part the In
diVidual Is Taking In Govern
ment Now.
ny CAL r. YOUNG.


Charleston, W. Va, May le.
Senator Moses Z. Clapp. OF Min
nesota, made an address before the
members OF the state legislature and
the public in the hall of the house or
delegates tonight. in advocacy OF a
direct primary law and a corrupt
practices act. contending that the Ore
gon plan was one OF the most COM
plete and successful in the crusade
for popular government.
Owing to the report that Senator
Robert l.. Owen had failed to keen
his engagement to address the legfs-
lature tonight, for political reasons.
Senator Clapp stated that the Okla
homa senator had been called home
by a very serious accident to his
mother. lie paid a tribute to Senator
owen, who. he said. was always the
champion OF the people and brave
enough 70 meet any issue in their be-
half. The speaker also referred in
terms Of the highest praise to Senator
Beveridge. 10 whom more than 70 any
other man. he said the country owed
the present fine food laws. Then
tracing the evolution OF the American
government from the time the
trainers OF the constitution drafted
that document on down through the
civil strife. Senator Clapp pointed out
the ever increasing tendency toward
popular vote down to the present time
when In many states the voice or the
people Is supreme.
lndulging In n prophecy. he said the
day would eventually come when the
Initiative would become the law OF tho
land. The greater the responsibillty
placed upon the electorate. he argued.
the more enlightened becomes the
average citizen. The fact that the
Initiative called for a reason TO vote
and did not allow for amendment. was
one OF its strongest features. In con
clusion. the senator dwclt hpon the
real advantage of the direct vote for
United states senator There ia no
prouder thing. he said. than TO stand
In the American senate and know that
you owe nothing 20 any boss. machine
or tho representative of n special in
tereHt. Tho people. he said. were az
much benefited by such a Jaw as the
senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Beef BarOnS
See New Hope
AFTER STANDARD OIL DECISION
THEY ASK CASE BE RE-
OPENED.
AIIege That Packers csxe>Is Not Un-
reasonable RestraInoDbf Trade,
as the Court Ruled.

CHICAGO. May 16.--On the ground
tha: the Federal Supreme Courts
Standard OIL decision overru1es Unit
ed States District Judge Carpenters
decision Of May ~ in the beef pack
ers' cases. attorneys for the packers
to-day filed a motion for permission
TO appear tomorrow and reargue the
demurrers which Judge Carpenter
overruled. The motion was filed by
Attorneys Levy Mayer and John S.
Miller.
The whole case again is hung on
the question OF what is reasonable"
and what is unreasonable" restraint
OF trade. II was the Supreme Courts
dictum that in effect the word "unrea-
sonable" must be read into the Sher-
man antitrust act that gave the beef
attorneys their excuse for the request
TO reopen the demurrer argument.
The attorneys included that argu-
ment In their demurrers, in which
they say IS almost identical Language
OF the Supreme Courts Standard OIL
decision. but the court held against
this reasoning. They now appear to
ask the court to admit 10 erred.
The motion filed to-day merely
stated that the decision OF Judge Car
penter on the demurrers IS "inconsist-
ent with and has been overruled by
the decision OF the Supreme Court,
rendered May -. in the Standard oil
Company VS.. the United States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Special Dispatch TO the Intellirencer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May IS
The message of Governor William 70.
Giasscock 10 the West Virginia Iesis.
lature' convened in extraordinary
session for the purpose of enactine n
primary election law and amending
the corrupt practices act, was read In
both branches to-day.
The special session was caIIad hv
Governor Glasscock because the Last
regular session. held in January ana
February. failed to pass the measures
above mentioned. although hotb
political parties had declared In favnr
OF them in the platforms. The rnea.
sage follows:
To the Members OF the Sena,e and
House OF Delegates:
Gentiemen;-Acting under a pro-
Iouhd sense OF duty. I have convokrd
you IN special session TO enact n nrf-
mary election law and a corrupt nrac-
lces act, because / deem these most
important for the public welfare In
my regular message at your late ses-
sion. / called your attention 70 the
primary law. and quoted from the
promises made by tho two great poIi-
ti'a parties OF this state in their plat
forms. Permit me to quote again
these promises:
The Republican platform saws.
we favor what Is known "a the
direct primary election method 81
making nominations ns substantially
Incorporated In senate bill No. 114 in
Iroduced at the last regular session Of
the legislature whereby all candidates
of all political parties for AN eIecfive
onces Shal oenomlnated. But as this
VIII BE- radical departure In thts
STATE. u may be wise % leave the
nomination OF county tickets optional
as the proper party committee In the
county may determine Buf IN no
event should any primary be held ex-
cept under state or county officers ana
under the state laws governing eleo-
tions. and all regular primaries OF ali
parties should be held on the same
date. nNcd by statute"
And on the same subject The peu,o-
cratic party declared.
We believe that an nominations
Tor public office, state ana local
should be- made by general primary
electiop, and pledge ourselves 10 the
enactme mt and enforcement 81 such a
law"
Upon those promises (Which are in
enect the HnuoJ you and were
CHOSEN by the people 20 renrosent
them IN the high Offices We now hold
had hoped that n law providing FOR
the nomination ~ candidates for pub-
lic Office. including candidates for
United states senator and membera -
the principal executive committees ~
political parties. would b. rnaof0d A.
tho last regular session. Z nuurcciate
lcontinusd on second Parsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
AlfanO Faces His AccuSer
Dominant Spirit Of italian CaSrorra
on Trial for Murder, Denies
Accusations

VITERBO. italy. May fs.-Enrico
Alamo. dominant spirit OF the Neap-
olitan CamOrra. was aFaln confronted
b. GennarO Abbatemaggio. the Ga.
former. when the trial OF the Canor.
rists resumed to-day. He opened in a
pathetic vein which later. under the
profding of hia accusor. gave way TO
angry explosions
a. the afternoon sitting. Abbafe-
maRgio vas confronted BY Salvatore
Ie Lucia. Luigi Fucci and Salvatore
M Sarn0. ail % whom denied his
accuantlOua.
Abbatemaggio later pleaded that he
bad a fever and asked that the sitting
b. suspended Tho president of the
court complied
Giovanni Hartolozzi who la an
epileptic. was stricken with another
stack Just before the sitting closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Govern-
mental Washington in all its branches
Legislative. executive and judicial
gave over the greater par OF to-day to
a discussion OF the supreme court'e
disposition Of the Standard Oil case.
While there was much qualification
In administration circles over the or
der for the dissolution OF the giant cor
pOration which bad been declared an
unreasonable" combination and mo-
nOpoly In restraint. OF trade. there
unquestiOnably was also some misgiy-
Ing az 10 the Interpretation OF tho an
THRUST law giving TO courts the right
To determine whether or not a monop.
oily was reasonable" and declaring a
reasonable monopoly not 20 be IN
contravontion Of the statute.
President Tafts message was froolv
quoted about the capitol today and the
seeming similarity Of his views ~ 20
tho scope OF tho antitrust law 20 the
view expresses hy Associated Justice
Harlan in his dissenting opinion Of yes
terday. attracted renewed attention 10
Justice Harlan's position as outlined
in his statement 10 the court following
tho handing down OF tho majority opin-
ion of Chief Justice White.
.. Democrats Disappointed.
tencrally speaking Dcmocrnfic aon.
fCoutiuuou ca u rhth parsN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

NEW YORK-By The viii Of wsHor
p Duryea. the crippled athlete ard
broker. filed today. tho bulk Of his
fortune, estimated AZ S2500.O00 goes
70 Miss Eleanor PereErinc a trained
nurse. who acted as his housekeeper.
DUSsELDORF. oermany-Count zop.
pelin's new alrship. tho Deutschland.
vas wrecked to-day a. ~ was leaving
its shed for night Although the a.
ngible was completely ruined. none
OF the passengers was injured
CARLISLE. Ry.-Fire which broke
out here early to-day has already
caused damage estimated a. betaeen
100000 and 5000. 600.
wAsHINGToN-A petition for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
DEVELOPMENTS IN
s. .NOARo OIL CASE

Heavy trading at advanced
prices in stock market as re-
suit OF Standard OIL decision.
Standard Oil promises to
obey order of supreme court
ordering dissolution.
Business interests generally
pleased over decision.
Progressive senator's decide
10 urge amendment TO Sher-
man antitrust law specifying
that mo combination in re-
straint OF trade shall be re-
garded as reasonable"
Department OF Justice con-
sidering whether to proceed
criminally against John d.
Rockefeller and other officials
OF the big trust.
Subsidiary corporations and
Itself go out OF business. The
decision specifically states that
each corporation In the COM
bine shall be conducted as an
independent entity,
The six months given by
the Supreme court as the time
within which the trust must
dissolve will be ample"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
|Indict Trio
OF Lawmakers
Ohio Legislative Corruption Sub
ject of Another Report by
the Grand Jury.
DIR. LOWRY VOTES AS
CHARGE SAYS HE WOULD.
Green Labor Bill Passes-Insur-
ance Bill Is Indefinitely Post
poned by House.

COLUMBUS. o.. May 1s.-senator
Edgard t. Crawford, of Carroll coun-
", and Representative A. Clark Low
ry' OF Lawrence county, Republicans,
and Representative Owen ]. Evans. of
Stark county, Democrat, were indicted
today by the grand jury for bribe
solicitation. Crawford Is alleged TO
have asked $500 from w. H. Cook. OF
Springfield. secretary OF the Ohio
Butchers and Grocers' Association. In
connection with trading stamp legis-
lation.
Lowry, against whom an Indictment
nad been previously returned on the
evidence OF detectives. is now charged
with soliciting $500 from Opha
Moore, secretary OF the Ohio Manu-
facturers' Association, for his vote on
the nine hour day for women bill.
Evans Is alleged to have solicited a
orioe or $3.50 from John F. Weiss. OF
canton, Ohio. secretary OF the Stark
Tuscaravas breweries. for his vote In
one OF the city local option bills.
All the indicted Legislators entered
their appearance and gave bond OF
So. 900 each.
Representative Evans Is a towns
man or Senator Atlee Pomerene. who
testified before the grand jury to-day.
Pomerene's name was presented in
the legislature as a candidate for the
United States senate by ETans.
Following its report, the grand Jury
was excused until May 81. The trials
OF fndicted assemblymen win begin
Thursday.
Lowry Voted No.
The Green senate nine hour bill
passed the house to-day. Among those
voting in the negative was DR.. Lowry.
The indictment against him alleges
that he solicited a bribe 70 vote this
way.
The Green bill limits the hours of
women 20 81 a week. The limit of a
day Is 10 hours. The intention was
TO make II nine hours but this was
changed 10 ten to permit of a satur.
day half holiday.
The house to-day killed by In
definitely postponing. the whittemore
insurance bill. IN connection with the
.obbying against which indictments
AVE been returned by the grand Jury.
Both houses to-day adopted a con-
erence committee report ON an en-
iloyers' liability bill, under which n
state insurance. fund will be created.
Employers will pay 90 per cent and
employees ehtreamcmwfpyshrd m
employees the remainder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Governor Glasscock Impresses on
Legislature Need of Better
Election Laws.
SAFE GUARpING PUBLIC
WELFARE Is URGED.
Virginia Debt Case Is Touched
Upon in General Way
by Executive.
PITHY POINTS IN
GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Mr.. Glasscock urges:

MI. Giasscock urges:
A primary law and Corrupt
Practices act are important
Tor the public welfare.
Both parties are pledged to
enact a primary law.
Popular government is a fail
ure unless nominations NAV
be left with the people.
The best evidence that a
man is unfit for an office is that
II costs him a great deal to Sc
cure the nomination.
II party pledges are not
more strictly observed in the
future than In the past, II NAV
be just as well to have no such
declarations.
A convention is only an in
cident In party MANAGEMENT.
the nomination OF candidates
is an important matter.
Candidates expenses should
be limited and published be-
fore the election.
Corrupt Practices Act
II should disfranchise those
who corrupt the electorate.
II is not a partisan question.
but a question OF better gov
ernment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Find FIOater
Body That % = Towboat Fireman, ls
the Belief of the Au-
thoritiea.

Special Dispatch % the Infsnrsncsr
NEWELL. ". Va. May ig-The
body ~ a hoater. supposed 10 have
been a fireman on a towboat from bis
attire. was found IN the river opDo.
cite this city late yesterday. RaY.
mond McDoniand made the ind. ana
mo body 20 FAR has not been idcnu.
fed
Another noatcr found vas identified
az tho body Of William Hlnkaon.
drowned az Browns Island December
lst ~ was found Just above steu.
benWiie. Tho remains taken from
me river at Wellsburg haze not been
Identified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

admission Of Hawaii as a State wss
received By the Senate today from
me laval legislature and referred 10
INC committee on territories.
NEW YORK-Fifty students OF the
University Of Copenhagen. members
OF inc Danish Students singing So.
ciety' Who expect % be guests Of prs.
ldent Taft NJ the White House nert
friday night arrived here today on
me steamship Uniscd States
LONDON-The great marble nj.
moflai 20 Victoria. fronted BY a statue
on tne ate Queen. and surmounted
uy sided winged victory. on tho
plaza before buckingham Palace. vas
unveiled today BY Yictorias grana-
son, King George v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
PEACE

JUAREZ. May 1s.--Judge Caraba-
jail. the federal peace envov, bo. -
nounced that barring the unforeseen-
general armistica will be declared
within 20 hours. Provisional Presi-
dent Madoro has declared that rnutu-
ally acceptable propositions have at
last been reached and peace iS as
sured. IHaE IS TO resign In a couple
on months and the rebels will get =
cabinet places. The cabinet portfolios.
follows:
Minister Of War. General Gonzales
Salaz
Minister OF Justice. senor vasquez
Tagie.
Minister OF Gobernacton Dr. Fran
cisco Nasquez Gomez.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Guard Interests

HARRISBURG. MAY rG Tho
brotherhood of Railway Trainmon 90
day adopted new sections fo boz b..
laws 10 provide for procedure against
any % its members for falsiacation OF
accounts or misrepresentation. or Who
prove uniaithful 90 the organization
BY furnishing Information 90 any rail
road or detective agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

WINDSOR VI. May 16-Mrs. FLOR.
enco " Dodge. the well to DO widow
OF LunenburE. who was yesterday
sentenced % serve from four 20 six
years IN the state prison. following
conviction Tor the murder of VIM.
Heath. was today Installed a. house
Keeper at the prison and thus begun
her term Of imprisonment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
NcrVy Suicide
Man Holds Head Under Water Until
He ls stranelsd TO Death.

PITTsBURG. May 18.-VautfnR
with long pole into the Allegheny
river. determined TO commit suicide.
George Gilfllan. aged 2s. to-day land.
"a In too shallow water 70 drown.
BE then leaned over the cable OF A
house boat held his head under water
and ended his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Turn Over
City Keys
Business VIII Be at Standstill
During Grand Parade
This Afternoon.
EVERY BAND IN CITY
is TO TAKE PART.
Medical Society Provides Fog
Sickness or Accident
Reception Tonight a
To-Days prooram.

Io-Days Program.
Receiving and welcoming an
KNIGHTS and ladies' upon ar
rival. Automobiles WIN meet
all trains.
First session Of grand COM
mandery at 2 o'clock.
Grand street parade nc .
o'clock.
Reception at Fort Henry club
8 TO III O'Clock this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

NuRFuIllNn.. May fG--Flro fo-nishf
~ ,,i'i,y rs.,,,, o. tiroysa ne plaat 81 me
rntailiuT n loss N tao0 900 IA fmrfref
thousand buahei Of peanuts we're bnrnaL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Steel Inquiry
Provided BY conqress-WuI lnvesti.
gate United States steel

gate United States steel
Corporation.
WASHINGTON. May 1G--An IN
vestigation OF the United States Steel
Corporation was ordered BY the house
to-day. Vhen Il passed the Stanley
resolution, providing for such an in
quiry. The resolution was adopted
without opposition following a short
debate. A committee OF nine mem.
hera. % be elected BY the house. viii
b. authorized 70 conduct tho investi.
rntion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

CLEVELAND. o.. May 1s'-Ts. NJ
,lohhl gfsnd Held council 0f the Vofur-
tecia of America. at fta annual conven-
sr-,.-. 'iaN, elected the board Of az
!. ulalofe General nniiiurton uootb
p1 ,New hork. Major General Efuarf
ffl.i.- ff'l,,.. T. et ~, lllcago, and General O. q
the directors " ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Harlan
DiSSentS

Sensation Caused by Opinion Of One
Justice In OIL Trust Case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
UNCLE ZEB
Ip aNd
the WEATHER,

Nhg A. ths ia
10y Who talks Ioud-
MWaya aava fha
thinra
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tcontinuea On = Ehth PsgsJ
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w a 8 "a TNuTOw
Way 10 Foraraaf
western ponnaFf-
Vnria and rrfr
cloudy Wednesday
uufg1nV probably
lAlf warmer n0rfh
portions Ifrfr a.
mu1rrnfa NnrIaNf~
Winds
Wet Vfrrfrf.
Generally fair Wed
neaday and THura
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