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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

necessary two thirds Of the members
will agree beforehand to adopt such
a measure.
"The leaders Of the presidential
party in Illinois, including Congress-
man Mckinley, the manager OF the
national Taft bureau, to whom the
presidents secretary refers the request
for help in getting the Massachusetts
primary bill through. are using every
possible effort to prevent the agree
ment i'm question. If the Taft leaders
in Illinois will now act in good faith
In accordance with the president s
speech approving the bill that has al
lrcady been passed in Massachusetts,
they can secure a similar bill in the
Legislature in Illinois,
| ROOSEVELT referred to the action OF
the convention in Oklahoma in show
lng the need for primaries, and said:.
'In oklahoma n convention in ono
district was held very early and elect
ed two delegates for the president
Then primary for state convention
, was held and that Identical district
gave two to one vote against the
president. This was n genuine prim-
ary-T don't know whether its oppon-
cnts have called 1t a soap box primary
or not"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
TRAIN HELD UP
AND ROBBED
Loss Said to be 100000.
Occurred on the Mobile
& Ohio Near Corinth,
Mississippi.

ST. Louis. NO.. March 2O.-Pass-
engers on the Mobile and Ohio train
held up near Corinth Miss, arrived In
st. Louis today. An declared mem
bers of the train crew asserted the
robbers secured $4,000.
Scores of women. many OF them
delegates to the National Mothers
congress here, were on the train.
The women said that whom the
train was stopped the conductor ran
through the cars shouting for all pas
sengers to hide thel ryaluables. They
heard the eXploslo (which wrecked
the safe but the passengers were not
molestcd.
The robbery was one of the boldcst
I'm the history of Mississippi. The
bandits boarded the train at some sta
tion beyond Corlnth and before
reaching that city. two men climbed
over the tender and covered Engineer
Wildar and Fireman Kaufman. VII
dar WAS ordered To bring the train
ITO stop and In the meantime two
other robbers had overpOwered Ex-
press Messenger Snoddy and entered
the express car. The latter two had
tho explosive fixed under the safe 10y
the time tho train was stopped. The
safe was blown and after gathering
Il pthe contents, the robbers fed with
out attempting TO rifle the mails or
| modest the passengers. The exact
amount obtained by the robbers is
not known but II Is declared the safe
lcontained considerable money and
vauables. one report is that 500 900
In currency was in the safe. The
scene of the hold-up was in one of
the widest parts OF the state. The
|. .Tuscumba river bottoms below Cor
inth are covered by a dense second
growth of forest and the rbbers div,
ed Immediately into the tangled woods
after securing the loot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
Mayor Baker Against Harmon.

Immediately after tho meeting was
ealleII 70 order by Chairman Edward
Hanley, of Dayton. Newton D. Ba-
ker, mayor of Cleveland, was elected
TO the place on the committee made
vacant by the death OF Tom Johnson.
Before he was elected. Baker took
the floor and declared his opposition
to Governor Harmon. Il do not want
10 get on this committee ON false pre-
lenses" he said. Governor Harmon
IS not my ideal OF candidate for prosl-
dent. III ] go on the committee,
want To reserve for myself the great
est freedom Of action to help the
Democratic party elect scmo man
moro progressive and more In tune
With the progressive spirit Of the
times."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
Il = y Il % 4 Il * y 4 4

l. Il X * X Il * Il * 4 4 X
Unclaimed mail Tuesday, March 49,
1912.
NIcn-Jc'.0 .. Allen, W. A. Bryan,
C'e.. ' Brewer, A. +. Brady
.enn l.. Brady, care Geo. Berringer;
Or. w. M. Baldwin, Edo Carrier Hol-
lis Coleman. Chester Cox, Giuseppe
Casmento. Tony Calabrese. Giuseppe
Clcio, Ray Ebersole G. NJ. Ewell, w.
a. Gerlich. George Garrison, Frank B.
Grantly, Wilbur V. Haynes, Steven
Hendricks, Amos Hilderbrand, b. NJ,
Jones, Wilbur Koffroth, Il. B. Little,
w. Il. Leitner Oliver Langham, II.
Maynard, Sandy Mitchell, Calvin
Moore, Del Moore, 7. w. Overman,
Maurice pryor, Marco Pelle. Chas. u.
Reeves, w. p, Sandbored, John Scant-
lier, Matt Schwartz, n. j. Selders, H..
w. simpson, Mr., Smith. r. r. 6, Bx
s.
Women-Miss la Adelina. Mrs. Ida
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
TURPENTINE
Continued from Pngc one,

arising in The morning take one tea
spoonful of cream of tartar In half a
glass OF water, If there are any gall
stones this will clean them out, and
will also relieve your liver of great
amount OF work, and aid in restorina
II to normal condition. You should
then very carefully select your diet;
use very little of concentrated foods
but plenty Of juicy fruits and vege-
tables and drink from one to three
quarts off water daily.
All readers OF this publication ar2
at liberty to write for information per-
talning to the subject Of health at any
time, Address all communications to
the Home Health club, Ia Ponte
Ind, II, s. A., with name and address
In full and at least four cents In post
age.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
JOHNNY REFUSES
$4,000 OFFER
Little Fighter Does Not
Care For Tom McCarey's
Proposition.

Clevland, March 2O.--A $4,000, offer
doesn't dazzle Champion Johnny XII
bane. He awakened this morning at
S3c and announced that he will not
accept the proposition OF Tom Nc
Carey, coast fight promoter to give
Manager Jimmy Dunn for two years
for $4,000.
Johnny says he just as leave sell
mis- soul as to sign a two-years' con-
tract under which he would be requir-
ei 20 fight any opponent offered by
McCarey to the exclusion Of all other
title aspirapts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
CnCAGO LIVEsTOCK.

Chicago, March 20.--Hogs- Receipts
10000; market slow. TO 10c higher
mixed and butchers 6.0Om0OOOOOOOO0OOoO
mixed and butchers 6.90M725 good
heavy 6.90M725; rough heavy G.9O0l7;
Eight 6S5M717 IL; pigs 100000
Cattle Receipts 10000; market
stoady to strong; bceves 5GG.25; cows
and helfers 2.25@G.GO; stockers and
feeders 40625; Texans 45O@5.s5; cal
YES 5,5O0S.
sheep Receipts 25,0OO market IL
20 zoe lower; native 3.9Om5.S5; western
4.i0N5,0O; lambs, native, 5,SO0775;
western G,1OG79O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
KiRBY ATTACKS ORGANIZED IA,

KIRBY ATTACKS ORGANIZED LA,
Boston, Mass, March 19.-Another
vitrio,ic attack on organized labor, In
which he charged the American Fed
GRAFTON. headed by Samuel Gompers.
with having deliberately plotted the
Los Angeles ana other dynamiting
outraGos. was made here today by
John Kirby, Jr, of Dayton, Ohio,
president Of the National Association
Manufacturers, at luncheon before 100
manufacturers
Kirby favored law making II a
crime for man To call strike
He referred 10 organized labor as an
Octopus every inch of the life of
which had TO be fought tooth and
nail by organized capital"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
FIRE AT BUTTER
KRUST BAKERY

p'irc Of unlnown origin threatened
ruin at the Butter-Krust bokery on
East Center street this afternoon and
the early arrival of the fire department
was all that saved the shop. Celia
Link, an cmployc discovered the blaze
in the northeast corner Of the ceiling
and the alarm was Immediately sent
in. Tho department. was soon on the
scene ana only a few minutes We're
required TO extinguish the blaze. Work
was resumed after shore delay Of
about thirty minutes.
1t is thought that $75 will cover
the cost of repairs as small corner
Of the ceiling was practically the only
portion Of tho building that was dam
aged by the flames.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Sheriff Stark served notice on Pro-
bate Judge Spencer. Prosecuting At
torney Justice and Clerk of Court
I2Hnefelter this morning for the pur-
pose of securing n rehearing of the
case of James Allen of Edwards
street. who was bound over to the
grand jury from Mayor Walters
court on the charge of assault and
battery. Unable to give bond. Allen
is confined In the county Jail at tho
present time. Attorney John McNal-
ly is his counsel.
Judge Spencer will hear the case
Monday. March %, Provisions for
such proceedings are made under a
rpddial statute whidh allows pris-
oncrs bound over TO the grand jury
a rehcaring before the probate judge
and. IL the judge sees ut. the prls-
oncr may be released from Jail on his
own recognizance, i'm cases where tho
defendant Is unable to furnish bond
for his appearance before the grand
jury.
A charge of assault and battery was
placed against Allen after n fracas
which occurred ut the home OF Bud
Woods, on Edwards street, while q
dance was i'm progress, March 4. HC
was found guilty. OF the charge in the
mayors court and bound over to the
grand jury. James McWherter, who
pradcd gui1y TO n charge of assault
and batter in the mayors court Tues.
day. is the man whom Allen Is said
TO have assaulted,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
Provisions higher.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 20.-Cattle II
Receipts light; market steady; choice
7sO9S15; good 6.75@IS0; fair 5.25M61O;
veal calves S@S5O.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light;
market steady; prime wethers 5.7O@6;
good mixed 5.25@5.65; fair mixed $500
8 Is; spring lambs 5d7s5.
Hogs Receipts light; market ac-
tive; prime heavy hogs 7.55d760; med
iums 755; heavy yorkers 7.55; light
yorl<ers 7.25mz35; pigs G50GG75;
roughs 6d6.5O; stays 5.25Q5.75
New York, March 2O.-Quiet and
steady.
Pork-Tirm; mess 1725@1775.
I,ard-Strong; middle west spot 9.45
G955.
Sugar-Raw easier; centrifugals, 96
test, 44S; muscovado, 50 test; refined
quiet; cut loaf Gao; crushed $50; pow
wcred 5.6505.7O; granulated 5.55m56O.
Coffoe-Rio No. on the spot "A SIS
ola "a.
TaIlow-Quiot; city G; country "a
as Ia.
Hay-Trm; prime 1.S7 IL; No 11C
dt15; clover 1051t25.
Dressed poultry - Quiet; turkeys I.
AL; chickens 1921 IL; fowls 1la1C
| 1-2; ducks 1922.
Live poultry Firm; geese 9GD10,
ducks II; fowls 16 1-2@17 1-2; turkeys
15d20; ROSTERS 10 1-2; chickens 13.
Cheese - Firm; state milk, common
to specials 16@19; skins, common I,
specials 1-2M15.
Butter Firm; receipts 1910; crea.
merry extra 81; state dairy tubs 230
80; imitation creamery nrsts 2G
Eggs - Easy; receipts 2i0i2; nearby
white fancy 2G@27; nearby mike,
fancy 22022 1-2; fresh nrsts 22@23 1-2
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

The contract for constructing abut-
ments for a bridge over the Carol
Joint county ditch was awarded TO
Haberman and Kull the only bidders
on the work, by the county commits
sioners this noon. Their bid. twas
$500.
j. l.. Fell j. A. CARRIER, Lynn I'm
derwood Marion Price Chester Pom
merit Vance Eklers, Wayne Ditts,
Carol Ire yand Paul Fell Of Gale
donia attended the concert given by
the Marion Choral society Tuesday
night
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
BONDsMEA WILL Be NOTIFIED
James Allen Will be Given
Rehearing in Probate
Court.
Notices Are Served This Morning.
Auditor Jay Spaulding and Treas
ants in Suit.-Oticr Court Proceed
ings.

This morning, Clerk Of Court Kline
fclter received mandate fronm
Frank Il. Mexican. clerk Of the su-
prone court, in the case Of the state
Of Ohio against Loring ]. Smith, form
er receiver Of the Ohio Milling &
Elevator company Of this city, order
ing tho execution of judgment as di-
rccted by the court of common pleas
i'm 1910.
At that time. Smith was found guilty
Of embozzlement and sentenced TO
serve three years in the Ohio peni-
tentiary. It is said that Smiths
whereabouts is unknown.
Smiths bondsmen will be notified
to bring him into court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
New Defendants.

In the case Of the state Of Ohio
on relation OF Ellis Katz against Char
He's ATen and otiers IN the dl'nl
mon pleas court, Judge w. -. SEQ
Aeld yesterday gave the plaintiff leave
TO file an amended petition substltut-
Ing Jay Spaulding. as auditor and
Robert s. Domhaugh as treasurer, as
marty defendants, instantcr.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

In the suit of the Home Building
Savings and Loan company against ~.
u. Bush and others, Judge Scolield
Overruled n demurrer TO the answer
and cross-petitlon Of w. II. owens ad-
minisraaor of tho estate II Henry
(fOmp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20
Leave 10 plead.

In the case Of Daniel Murphy
against tho Marion Baseball COM
pany the court granted the defend
ant leave to plead instanter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Louisville. Ky, March 2O.-Cattle-
Receipts 150; 207.
Hogs-Recelpts 1850; 4.5O@725,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Clovelann, March 2O.-Hogs-1, 500
zoe higher; mediums and heavles 7.4O
yorkers lights and mixed $50; pigs
G.65.
Cattle-3 cars, slow and weak.
Sheep and lambs-S cars; 7.75 top.
Calves-2O0; 0 top.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Mr. Morgan is reported TO have been
inqulring the secret OF eternal youth
i'm Europe But so far that is one
thing he has not been able ito pat-
chase.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

buchanan. Grace Beaver Mrs. Anna
Baldwin, Mrs. Libbie Campbell, Miss
p. Chapman, Mrs. e. b. Cramer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Drake, Mrs. Ella j. Evans,
Cora Crane, Mrs Catherine E. HAY.
Mrs. Charley Jones, Mrs. Waldo
Loucks, Mrs. Gusta Mack, Mrs. Lucia
osborne. Martha Odell, Flora Snider,
Mrs. Leona Touthorey.
Firms-Marion Canning Co.
Foreign-Glacomo Silvestro. Fran
cesco Gugni, Sebastiano Parasilitti fu
Carmelo, Mayro Vincenzo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Toledo, o., March 2O.--Wheat-
Cash 100; May 1,O1 3-S; July 3-S;
September 9S is.
CSrn--Cash 20 IA; May 73; July
and September 73 IA.
IOats-Cash So 1-2; May SO rs;
July so; September A 3-S.
Rye-Cash 92.
Cloverseed-C March and April
13.40; No. 2, 13; No. 3. 1875; re-
jected 1850.
Alsike--Cash and March 13.
Timothy Cash ana March 7.
Butter, eggs and hay-Unchanged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-20

Chicago. March 2O.--Wheat--M May,
open 1.Ol "a, close 1.O1 "a; July,
open 9S is, close 9s 1-2.
Corn--May open II Ia, close II
5-S; July, open II 1-2, close 70.
Oats-'May, open SO is, close 50
S-S; July. open 40 1-2. close 40 rs
Pork-May, open 1887, close 1850
July, open 1910, close 1885.
Lard, open 9.57, close $50; July
open 9.77, close $50
Rlbe-,Mav, open 925, close $50
July, open 9.32, close 9.42.
C'l0se--Wlhoat--M unchanged
July up 3-9.
Corn--Afay up 3-s; July up 1-2.
Oats-May up IA; July up s-S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
PROMINENT WOMAN
MAKES STATEMENT

since starting the United Doctors
treatment one week ago
] have been sick for about = year
and a half With terrible nervousness
and also had Indigestion used
20 get 50 nervous THAT I would cry
continually. ! have been 30 dis
.couraget that I hardly knew what to
da al times
Since starting the United Doctors
treatment week ago. my nervous
ness has greatly improved. am not
discouraged anymore and ! am greatly
improved in strength and ap Jetite.
think this statement will interest
those who have doctored before with
cut obtaining relief and make this
statement for publication 10 aid
other sufferers in learning where to
go for a cure.
(Signed) Mrs. Carrie Gustin,
80 Galloway St.
Dayton Ohio.
The United Doctors Wheeling insti-
tute at 42-l2th street is thoroughly
equipt for the treatment of all chronic
and deep diseases Of women and OF
men. Their methods are modern and
non-surgical. They never use the
knife. The cures they are accomplish
ing daily all over the country. in
Guiding hundreds Of cases in Wheel
ing and its vincinity is well known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Wellsburq Briefs.

Sure Cure for the blues. GLosSIT.
Ask Your Dealer.
Mrs. Joseph Lobmiller and children.
Jane and Frank. were visitors in
Wheeling YESTERDAY
Miss Olive Whyte IS tho guest for
The sumner Of her father. J. r.
Nhyte 81 Gallipolis. -.
Jaw McCamic returned Yesterday
from n several DAYS visii with his
brother. Charles. Of Moundsviue. W.
Va.
Albert Carmichael has returned 20
Washington. Pa. after n short visit
with friends and relatives In Wells
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. r. odgers and son.
of North Mair street ar visiting re-
iativ's IN Carlisle ia. for several
weeks.
Mrs. John Fulton left yesterday for
an extended visit with relatives AT
Lone Pin" W. Va.
DR.. Hoy M,Cuskey has returned
from cameron. ". Va. whore he
spent sunday with relatives.
Mrs. James Montgomery and son.
Hunter are guests in Toledo. ohio ~
Mrs. Montgomory's brother. VIII Ar
ters
Mrs. Martha Mahan has returned
from visit with her brother. Fred
/. Hail. 81 Obcriin ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Little. ~
Fargo. y ID. are visiting At the
home 81 Mrs Tiftie's mother. Mrs.
Joseph Sage. 81 this city.
Mrs. T. r. Bryant and daughter.
Helen. are Tho guests ~ relatives ir
Brookvil!e ohio.
Miss Lorraine cotton. 81 Pittsburgh
e. % Guss; az tho home - Mr and
Airs Walter r. Foster. 81 this city.
Edward TeEln. Jr. s. spending his
vacation With his parents On This cifr.
Nttornev +. s. Chapman was ro-
cent business visitor in Sew York
clf..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

Tho funeral 81 John Douglas uh,
died SUNDAY morning az one O'Clock
after an extended illness. will ta held
day from M" home OF tho deceased
on Main street. and int,rmeut viii boz
made in Broke crnstsrr. Ber IS.
j. Holmes. pastor ~ the Presenter
ian church. wIl have charge OF tho
ser ices. The hour VII De- CO.,
The deceased WAS very prominent
locally and VIII boz sadly missed hy
hts many friends here. DO. vas a
prominent member 81 fhc Frreh.f.r-
ian church. ans was d sfaunrh H.-
publican. ~ rho vim. a. bis death
b. was president ~ rho Brooke ,our-
~ court. cashier or fl. Commercial
bank and b. member ~ The ffm 10
f.afhem and IuugI.... dealers ln dry
goods
BE be- survived ty wiz. and one
son. Erwin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
POTTERS HOLD MEETING
AT ATLANTIC CITY

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIIiEencer
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. July S.
Conferences between committees rep
resenting the Sanitary Potters' Asso-
citation and the National brotherhood
OF Operative Potters started here to-
day at the Hotel Dennis. All the de-
mands made OF the sanitary MANU-
facturers by the recent convention OF
the Brotherhood are 20 be gone over
AZ these sessions. which will last in
definitely. so # is reported tonight
The wage scale. which will he agreed
upon AZ these conferences for the sani-
tarv workers. will be effective for two
wears. and next year The domestic
pottery wage scale will be taken up.
i hear old Bill has been working
all this week"
Yes; amt II terrible what some
people will do for money!"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
TIE United oee,ers VINO nav. Thai
wheeling irs,itgts az - r~el,h ST.
Praised
HAD COMPLICATION.
Terrible Run Down Condition Caused
Her 20 Cry Almost Continually.

Il is almost a true saying that -only
A Woman Knows What Real Suffer
ing Is" and II is also true tina, few
women are free from one sort 81 all.
ment or other
Mrs. Carrie Gustin OF 30 Galloway
street. Dayton. Ohio a lady prominent
IN that city has had more than her
share OF suffering 10 go through and
mas doctored without obtaining relief
Tor nearly two years. Mrs. Gustin
recently went TO the United Doctors
institution al Dayton and now makes
a remarkably interesting statement
for publication telling OF the great
Improvement in her health though
having doctored with these EXPERT
specialists only one week. Her state
ment is as follows:
Il want to tell the public some
thing OF my past condition before
starting the United Doctors treat
ment and then mention my condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Reetory Completed.

Special rIrr.trl fo the Intelligence
GRAFTON ". va. July S-The
new rectory OF S. Augustine Catholic
church here is now practically com
IIe'nd and ARRANGEMENTS are now be-
INK made for eh. furnishing % the
new residence The rccfory is one
~ 'hc finest residences in The city
% IS complete in every detail. fitted
with aii modern convenience. and Us
most comfortable and splendid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

Every woman knows how .mpora
lively necessary & is that baby.s things
should Dol absolutely and perfectly
clean She knows tho trouble che has
"ifh common yellow soaps hat leave
'Ie dirt in and often make Tho little
garments harsh and irritating 20
hfhrs skin Easy Task eDap you
can rrf 10 OF rorr grocer BE- tho
quickest and safest cleanser made. 10
.- anrFopfic and o. reduces The work
0f washing by half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

II vON are a housewife YOU cannot
reasonably hope 20 be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes. sweep
ing and doing housework an day and
crawling into bed dead tired 20
night You must get ont into tho
open air and sunlight II you do this
every dav and keep Your stomach and
bowels in good order by taking Cham
heriaiu's Tablets when needed. YOU
should become both healthy and beau
uful For sale by 40 dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

opening of the Commercial depart
ment OF the new High school Supt.
Bryant OF the Wellsburg schools has
been in Wheeling several times re-
Gently in conference with Prof. :. G.
steele. OF Wheeling. who will have
charge Of the new department. Prof.
steele Is on old hand at the CONNER
cial department. as he was for a num-
Der OF years at the head Of that de-
partment OF the Wheeling Business
rriIara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
WELLSBURG
Ysunn aar nro.n.a

lr.f.rIfr morning a. vt.r-t.,,--
.fNrrff fro cad drowning rf re.f
IInra.. ffr Ten rrar oif sop of
frf Wi Elunrsft. ~ fre rlrrfp
ff' IHII. together with rrvrraf
'''r BOYS was lr swimming fr the