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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

~ tne HefoIutfon, trelde es fir rofh.
Uenotg erfldrt, 3u oerbefiern Dslrtba
nne, blird Graoirlfna, gesen bon Sietflsgurbs,
YfIdftern ees ,Sabripegs nit 8ilunIinous Wldeas
BAN, nit Bodiieins8efien uno SeiieQaHg her
nofbspsHbiger 3rainrunpen uno SnIets, be-
ftiul1neno bic alaemeire 9saiur Der porgefebenen
Berbefferling, oGs giinenu oaooH uHh @utbeis
bnHg Der Bl1ne, Spe3fitatioHen, aoftenooran'
ffEdge unb 9rofile fiir oieelbe.
Gel eS bef6tofier DcH St1ntratb ber Stdbt
Cincinnati, ginat Ohio (brei 8erteI aler Da5li
eripdbl.en Wlitgfieoer Ihereiuftimmenh
lnb es bierbnI6 fhr nutbfpenoie erfIdrt sptrc,
SH perbefierH 9fdrtba Strabe, BON slirbp atpfs
nue. bts Baeelep elreuue. oiirh erdoiruite,
Seseu bon GteinsGurbs, 8flaftern Der sSnbr,
fuegs nit Fitiminous ntacdbdm nit gadftetns
@offen nrn 9erfteuuHg Der notbpenbiaen 2rais
fitrilaaen urb Sriets In ltebereinffmmnng NIT
ben BIhnen, Epestfifattonen, softenroranfnIds
gen nEb Druffleu Der porgefebensn BerbeHe,
gubIis Ssrbifs, rsI@ss tisseur1 ausssSeitsn
tit1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
gerfani ppn Gineinnatier Bombs.

8erftegeIte Mneebote suerben gHt.
aesenaenomr'en In ber Cffice bes Mubitors hff
Etabf Cincinnati. EtGat Chio, bis ~ iitt Msifs
tags am 80 Iaae iTH Cali 1912, fiir ben am
fauf bon @pnbs Der beiagfsn Eiabt TN Der
Suniure bon $4,000 90. Eisfe Nenbs ftnb uHs
beiteuerbdr Hnb iperben auAgecehen bebuss We.
fd,affliHa bon sSpHos snr Grri1tuna bon Bebdls
ben, Ssheruna bes 9rlfHbeiGenibums bafiir,
stniGufs Der ansffuiina uIb Eiteruna eites
bcnfidnbtgerea @ebrautbs bfs seners Tsgdrtss
ineHts ber giaos Cincinnati. nlsgegeben nEter
Der BoImaeht 1er SefeBe bon Ebip. beEouDers
Seffion 1899 ees AaaemeiHen Aober be6 gia1s
tes Gbto. nno 5nsoige bon iifih tn iiebereins
ftimmunn NIT GroiHans 80. 1876 bcs GtabfrGtbs
ber Stdbt Cincinnati pdfliFt ON "a s5ebruar
1912, uno HHier unb In liebcresufttmusune nit
CrbinGns Re. .2e4 bee Efabirafbs Der Efntf
Cincinnati. pGffiri am rs. Wsci 1912
ztefe HonbS Dereen tottrt iein bonn err
iftn 1aas I'm ..aIi III o. 1919, urb sabls
bar fsiE fnHfssku (151 SGbrf mad 81.
2sisT 70 ssf : aTsr!saH eIAanoe AatisnaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

Sumue pon $4,000 unD trist 3inien 8n Der
mnte bon bier Nro6ert l49b) pes Jdbr, 5apibar
bulbidbrIth,
Nefdgte Bombs fuerben Oil ben bodtiieu nno
beften Dieter fiix nidt tpenigI aIs beren Bart
irerib nHb ben aiifseIdufenen Sinfeu berfdult.
slngebote fonnen out bic enii3e pber ireeno sis
HeH IbeiI btefer MuSgnbe gemnbf uerneH.
vile @naebote mliifen aift gebrnften s5cr.
mnIaren, fpeIde bon bem uuoifor gelieieti
lperoen, naseefrfiai fein unc bic an8nbl
Der goi1os, auf peIhe nebofeH ipign, aiipe'
ben, ioipie ben GBefannrtbetraa beg Muacbois
nebit ben aufaclniifeiien 3infen BON Eainnl her
Bombs bis 5liul 2uium ber AhIieiernng, Aile
anaebote mliiieh beaeief tein bon eulem 5effiil'
sirfen Gbed. sdbIbnr an ara 8. S5db6uril,
glnbitor. fir 54 bes geirages Der gonos. Gnf
Die aeboien iuuroe
NaS Redtf irnerbeins oner ole aHaebote gu
perfperfcf. pirh pcrbehnIfen
ale Inaeboie Htiifen beriiegeIt uiib enboiiiri
iein auf Der slirisenifiic bee 4onperis. abs ior
5tre Ieparfentcni Smprpbemeni @cnos
Ara =. yAafb bburu
2,916,23 sIuoiior osr Gfabl Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
an perfanfenSdiiler.


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Geiioen5, lugeiabr 10 3immer,
2ot 50x35O, pradtpoIler 8arten,
Ghatten.9aume uno bIiibenoe
Strouder oIlcr art. slaes einge.
aittert. 765 Gait afibeefpap ape.
Gbeoo. Moper & Bros. 4bone
Wain 92t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
@erfamf Dou Giaeinnafier Bombs.

RerfisgeIte aHerbpte sperben ents
eegengenommeH in Der Giice bes sluottors bG
.aas saSi an ana 81 Gaze aa In ss isis r nss ssn g I
fnuf bon Hcnbs ber tefacfsn Sfnbf in Ser
glmms Don 64,00O. 90 E.sfs HoTsbs fine Nm
bsfseueseoS nuD sSes1M 6u1olaebsu teteaf6 -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

Md,tnna, @runsbefiser!

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g9er eia sans az faafeH oher 81 boueH ge<
beHft nno rnr enen Ieeii bee GsIbes an
3ane bal fam bei uns iGs uG'ttfr 1lrieteH
naier ben beilm3gIitfieu 9ehineuageH ertelteg.
tinier erfabrenes ablnaruHe Eebi
9u6 Sn 2ierileE. aada fnnu bon $3.50 bsS 81
$40 600 hofeen.
2atr bssaeIen 6G 3lTfen.
eagle eapimns x 2paH AK'H.
We Eortns. BThiiosnt.
Greb Tufe EesEefhr
l0S On Court Efrcbe, nGhe g1dlnnt Sir,
9beEe Canal 23i2 Efftce i1glt6 cffeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

yin bt B q n.
Jrau: rDus anopflo6 an Dsinsm
retten 5emosdrmel f6eint fid Elm
bfb6en sepeitet gu haben."
Wnnn: ~Ja, biz an bic Shultsr."
Strafs muB fein.
Der 9rontbuber mub biefer Sage
feine filberne 5odasit baben."
.Oos tam bem RerI gar ni6ts
f6aben!1
GhisentOnts (bsn g.riht iiber EN-
4ttentot Iefenb): .Wos eisft Hsrle
tlce rnn itn1 fpclIeul~ !,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
9efpronib.

Der Stautsantpalt bat bier Sabre
3udt6aus beantragt unb Der @sti9tss
bof aieht ii4 our 8eratbung 3urif.
~mos niist mir Sbr gan5es DoblpoIs
len, 5err StaatsanDoIt" ruff Der 4ns
getlagte - bic EerIe banoeIn bod
pteoer bic 5dIfte 'runterll"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
Qjoooiellpiu sanaerd,or.

Wsui!cnl 3ghaHGg. bic fHgnatIsGtc 9efdBassFbeTs
fammlnng ftnii glliipe forte ea.fipe asitgise.
ber fsHb fteanhEictit eiaeeinosn Dltf gdHgers
arifb 3nliHs stsr { y. 4IM
aenre aLberH 2sfr. /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
Soncs = Tuseigcn.
etar6 am Sauftaa. ben 20 3uni 1912, nm
IL - - -
frieSrih mohrffIb,

I'm sitter pou rs Sabrcu. 3PonG!en uuo 10
TaqcE Gas observation-disclosures ftuhet itan nni
2ienitau ocn 2 Nult am ! lbr 3.a6WIita4s,
ben Ser gSpbnnua fCtneS 5duicaeriubnes.
Gieura eraifraun. an 2lmair Aoao, Gus, po'
rauf nm l,br IN Der lutbcrihen St. 0aulS'
aelfd3C IN Ncu6IHG. Ebip Gin Gruucr8ottcsoleh'i
ahpcbaIicu tUtra. Doju Srennoe uto GerD1noie
hnfliufi ciugclnItu iHo ron
10 Ten traucrnoeu Sinterhliebeuen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

9erfanst: esHn Seues aHs Cabinet Dat
ere. Setter aphn besatii uHs nrfss arbtii
saahsnironsn psr ibr >sasTssHs. ass.
w'ifdbtE sauifHre gs.. 5wsiir uHs 5sbu
siraks.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15
Government Rations Coming
For Destitute Flood Sufferers,

Menge will put off a lot Of gro
ceries, etc, at or near Lucy to-
day. These will be distributed
to all parties, white and black,
who have lost their all or who are
without employment and are in
necessitous circumstances.
Sheriff Berthelot will be assist
ed by Messrs. e. J. Caire and
Angelo Champagne in making
the distribution. so that no inn
partiality be possible and that
only the needy and those worthy
OF assistance receive their share
in the distribution to take place.
Mr.. Berthelot held a lengthy
conference with Captain Dan.
forth, who was glad of the op-
portunity to be Of assistance to
the needy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15
Proceedings Of the
Board Of School Directors
Of the Parish Of ST. John the BAPTIST

Edgard, La, june 6, 1912.
On this day the School Board sat II
regular session, President Charles st.
Martin. presiding, with the following
members present Messrs. Gendron,
Leger. Abadie and Laurel. Absent:
Dyer.
Upon motion. duly seconded, the min.
utes Of the preceding meeting were ap-
proved az read
Tho following Communication was pre-
sented to the Board
Parish Of ST. John the Bsptist.
Vacherie p. O., La.
To the Hon. President and Members Of
the Board Of School Directors,
Parish OF st. John the Baptist.
Gentlemen
We would like TO have your terms to
deaden. fell and hoat remaining timber
on cut.over 10th Sections, The property
Of The School Board. These Ne Leftover
trees Gitnated on 10th Hections.
Respectfully,
They're Bros.
BY motion Of Mr.. Gendron. seconded
By Mr. Abadie I'D carried, The commu.
nication WAS laid aside until the Board
could make investigations concerning
the timber On the lands mentioned.
4 vas moved By Mr. Laurel, seconded
By Mr.. Gendrun and carried, That the
Board should mako tour Of The parish
Tor ths purpose of inspecting atl the
school buildings md the appurtenanoss
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Uisiklli eUuKl fKUIEEUiNus.
Il Tho Court not or Mona.,,
the II, r,,rs,,ant @ : r - sd;o,,.a oH moluay .t
With I -. rs Ia Han % > HA'g.l Ed.as4a. .;.,.T.as
, nres;d;nc anJ n;s+r;.f - t atta,s. t.g -, :,
Marrern cIark M Mia IIs =. and dSioaIf; cha, !;
Rerthaln.t att at .ha;,. : ..ss ,.osts s''u A'1e1ii'
Tho na+;t I,,r,, . drs,.sr fo~ - ),
waaI, nos - oaIla H. a.5 % -, -. s.l.'
ITnon - tbe r.. ras,,rn aa nf @.a 1890. msSss =
Isned Ias, Mandau tha ~ JHeuS fns1as =, ,
ret,,rns % ,,s uara nray ,naJo s'ao ioiloWlns
No eon CT cta4a 1ae nS r,,,,v..,, WI.
na;r~A % cc,,seJ | Mead = nat ratu a,;it, !. sSn,
nd .a aIeussu iaeaa loe gulily
Y NJ !, 'al ssn ~ c.ata ~, Moa,ua Ma.h1. sls -.
IAno,,stNpIoa5 vei eas s,,;,t,, ~ ad mas'l,aua
4 tened I - nar - f;no @ = 90 s,'I 9n s.n,
IN dafa,,lt R m Jans ! . - Is;I yI.oo aile'
M $40 State u a1ss ~ s;dna,, T, sa,ii Iaoohs
cso.s,o No. oo1. nlats vs. oluney JACOBS o.
Peadg Phsrgs not o0lasng ;fg ACT acd 81 t;s Gf 1850
| FOR Nm Mondav nd % I,.na aI;1 - ''ial ilAeu
No so7 Stata a..u 70 I;,,,, cto,.,,,4
v;olat;ng | 1ct Al a ny co., ooo Z
cusad an ranrasentad ese ~ - ads 14sv-ac-
Rivarde plead 1.nu not ~ o,,;1t,, ns.olney ae5
trial s. & f;yad fo,. Mon5.,s a,.g I,,ya aIlu 1H
| No 618 81 State . Us 4 d.u : my co,.
don ~Charoa v;olaf;nn , 4 - 81 @ - :
1895 Acc,,sed y,Iaad a.,;,t,, ~ anJ -, - = :
Court thers,non nm ordaraj y a;, a;,u ,..e .a
manded far Sentence M n go - A''h -
No 657 State We Eddie Mo,+u
-Assanlt bv shootino ~ at Acc,,s Sa,s1
ed renresentad hv 1ttnrra, S
Edrinpton II nlaad nos aosr o,,;lty ill.,
and trial was f;xei for NJ Mnn5ag 6 d
the II - - -s1.-e's
No 636 State vs El;iahf4lova,
CHARGE a. Carrv;no Carr Y. rnrcos,ai rrslosI
Weanmnna IN Acc,,sa5 ra,,,.aSartee s.ssa.ed
Nv Affv R;varde niaad ~. ,;o+ Ssrrstu "s.;its.
and trial Fl f;xed Il n FL, % Mondau ivs 6 I.aes ,.ns
~ - --e>ss>- - 1'-' u11S
M 66o Sfata %. T4ar~v ,p,,a,,..
-Charoe 81 arc, vacrancuy anew 4 1a, Acc,,se,,
nleai -e o5';ltv and ps sentsncad er sss = 1nl
favs .1 IS r.,s nas;eh eIa Ia;i 1sAseaseu y ~
III fen l ss Stata : st..' x,s A1.,,,..i
Williams. si cbarre ,.1 vs.ana, ys mapa.onse
c,,saJ = niaad % n.,;5ty IT, sr5 sa,s a.,S ~
r. Ia davs - ,,ar;sh r, i ;a;l s'ss''seu
NJ sei ctate =, e, e ,'il ucn.., 49,. rr.
son-Charge o, m. ,s,s varraren M @ al.~ ans,,nl5
nIaad r mil o,,;Itv ~ .,,a san4es.a 1. SSs.o1o ~
S~,,r s. .,....;,I :s:1 80 - -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15
LOCAL E5af|
NEWS 0f16


The Grand Jury held q length,
session Wednesday, when thu
books and accounts Of the parish
officers were examined. The jury
adjourned to Monday, the Is.
We are told that cane win live
under water three weeks or more,
provided the water is cool. This
condition has not obtained over
the area affected by the Hymelia
crevasse throughout the right
bank Of this parish.
Read the advertisement of the
Launch Yolande. The proprietor,
Captain Labiche, Of Garyville,
viii be pleased to hear from in
terested parties.
Judge Edrington held a pro-
tracted meeting of Court last
Monday. Official proceedings are
published elsewhere in this issue.
Mosquitoes have disappeared
entirely throughout the flooded
district. Would that the water
could destroy the last specimen Of
this most annoying insect.
Z q
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Wagues-
pack, of Edgard, lefton Wednes-
day to reside permanently in st.
James. Mr.. Waguespack has
made many friends in st. John and
our loss in this case. is the gain of
our sister parish.
High east winds, presaging 81
storm, prevailed during the week.
The river was rough in conse-
quence and crossings were both
difficult and dangerous.
The large excursion steamer
Sidney, which was engaged since
Winter in transporting large
crowds in pleasure jaunts from the
New Orleans harbor, passed up
Monday, bound for St Paul,
MINI. The Sidney may return
South next fall
A.+o,r.x,. rh.na. n.,~a,.o
p;uarsa sL n md Edr;rsto,, @ - = 81 s.
+erdaJ Mc,,dsvs ., ~. ..ss sess;os s:, of cn,rt
seaus1 4uo''uas : sess'oA - SD'1 :
Those who would like TO be de-
slgnated IS beneficiary cadets by /
the Parish, should read the call OF |
superintendent Dupuy Tor 2 com |
Penuye examination % De held 10 |
July: Mr. Dupuy Wlll &c pleased |
prospective candidates.
= =
Two negroes aman and . Wom-
An. were drowned "a the Vache- +
RE settlement, situated il this 1
away way from their home. invaded byI
the rising water. when the craft /,
they were Ia capsixed and theyI /
eank Ia the nairIry waters. Ii
The express Office at Iaphcel
svas entered into last week and 8
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15

Rub y.1 i'm lil cine you.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15

The large excursion steamer
Sidney, which was engaged since
Winter in transporting large
crowds in pleasure jaunts from the
New Orleans harbor, passed up
Monday, bound for St Paul,
MINI. The Sidney may return
South next fall
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15

High east winds, presaging 8
storm, prevailed during the week.
The river was rough in conse-
quence and crossings were both
difficult and dangerous.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Wagues-
pack, of Edgard, lefton Wednes-
day to reside permanently in st.
James. Mr.. Waguespack has
made many friends in st. John and
our loss in this case. is the gain of
our sister parish.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-06-15

Judge Edrington held a pro-
tracted meeting of Court last
Monday. Official proceedings are
published elsewhere in this issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

ono ~ The moe ancient arI rfcfur.
esque ~allinFs 81 spain. that 81 The uro.
fesc .onal hoEEer. ie IN Jeopardy A do.
cree rs been ISSUED for the suppres.
sion 81 nendicancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
WARSHIPS
Continued Prom Page one,
Petrol is already in san,o nor,,a-
waters ''"se

waters '''''"sa"
The custom houses OF tho Island
controlled by the United state L,.
treaty must be protected against
The lateJ. outbreak Is beliovoa 60
ne promoted by the prime nov.rs T.,
the recent resurrection. which c,,i-
minated in tb, battle OF Daia6on
august SO. when that place was TAX
en- by the rovolutionists.
Latest rel orts to the state denar,-
nent indicat" that Notwithstanding 70
assuring promises from the Dominican
government, that revolution nevcr
mas oeen completely suppressed but
mas smoldefed OnlN 10 break on
"iIesh and With greater intensity.
OHlcials here believe the movement
York. J." ~"
General Ioratio Vasquez a morn
ineht member OF the cabinet OF presi-
ueht taceres, who was asaassInstod
last November M a candidxe TO- A.
presidency when General Futodto
victoria was elected IL Interested =,
IL When Victoria assumed the urasf-
Dental chair. Vasqucz fed 90 Haiti
York. '"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
DYNAMITE THREATS


were brought into the district
One man policed the entire Paint
Greek district for eight or ten years
before the mine guards came In
testified President Thomas Cairnes of
the United Mine Workers. and there
was no trouble. tlt this man was dis
missed when the mine guards came
Confer VIVA Coal opsr.sorsL
CHARLESTON. sept it-sons DAYS
ago the United Mine Workers Of
america through Vice President Prank
- Cairns. another EFFORT wAs made by
ire miners 10 secure a conference. with
the coal operators. although such a
conference Rad recently been refused
b the operators. At the same time
the miners a-ked the governor ~ he
would not lend his good Offices TO Sc
The coal operators have decided TO
AZ which time also the miners officials
viii meet here. but not In Joint con-
ference. unless such an Arrangement is
perfected later. ~ the meeting sat
urday. IL Is understood the operators
viii consider the question % meeting
with the miners In an EFFORT % adjust
the differences that brought about the
strike
Governor ccmmutss Sentence
special Dispatch TO the Infeiligencer
CHARLESTON. ". Va. sept. is.-Re-
csuse OF the recommendation OF Glenn
ebcy nN the military commission and the
ignorance OF the accused a. 90 the mean
lng OF martial Law. Governor William p
Sias>cock has committed the twO-year
sentence OF John seachrist. IN the penI-
thtarN. TO three months In the Harri-
son county taii Seachrisf was riding
on passenger train passing through
fratt ana noticing military officer
standing on the platform, swore at him
and when ordered 10 shut ND or con-
sidef htmrelf under arrest. Seachrist de-
lied a soldie 60 Arrest him. Major Pratt
immediately boarded the train 10 aDore-
mend the ruffian and a. Pratt approa rh-
ed Seachrist struck at him, but ne mis-
Judged his man. for in the next instant
inc hraggndccio was knocked out OF him
quarters
Under the statutes the minimum SEN
v nee. unless recommendation Of
clemency Is made by the military com
mission. FOR asSaulting an officer acting
under martial law. Is two years IN the
penitentiary.
The military commission could not fix
lesser sentence than two years but
recommended clennency and the sentence
was liked by the governor 10 suit the
wishes or the military commission and
ut the same time ~ mete out Justice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
DEMOCRATS
Refuse TO Enter into Further Fusion
With Keystone Party In Pennsy.


HARRISBURG. Sept. 1S.-The ex.
ecutive. committee OF the Democratic
state committee declined today to en-.
ter into further fusion with the Key.
stone party on a state ticket. and
Chairman Guthrie will so notify Off.
GERS OF the Keystone committee al
Philadelphia tomorrow.
This action was reached at q seq.
sion which lasted all afternoon. and
at which arguments for fusion we're
made by +. G.. BonniweH OF West
Chester and others.
The committee seated A. I. Hart
man as the member OF the state
committee from Lebanon county,
awarding him tho scat over George
Bleistein in contest in which
Bleistein's appointment Of members
OF the county committee 10 MI va.
cancies was not upheld
The committee selected the fol
lowing candidates for presidential
electors TO MI vacancies on the ticket
caused by resignations OF candidates
who are connected with national
banks:
Philip y. shettig. Ebensburg. Nine
teenth district
Sedgwick Kistler. Lock Haven. Eff.
teenth district
Garrett $. smedley. Morton. Sew.
onth district.
Thomas y. Frazier. Butler. Twenty.
second district
G. IT, Webb. Mauch Chunk. Twenty.
sixth district
During the day congressional candi-
dates met with State Chairman
Guthrie. National Committeeman
Palmer. and discussed details Of the
campaign. making suggestions for
changes in Itinerary 81 the speaking
party and requests FOR national com.
mittee speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BUSINESS MEN
To Urge Governor ciasseoek 20 Gail
statewide confcrence-Let tsrs
Sent BY SchNrsrtfcaer

secretary William Schwcrtfcror. ~
The West Virginia Business Mem
association, yesterday sent TO each
local organization in tho state copies
~ the letter which appeared ln yes
terdays intclligoncer. urging Cover.
.ur blasscock 70 call a state wide con.
Terence Of coal miners and opersfors
Tor tho purpose Of discussing means
OF preventing Strikes similar 20 that
now existing On KanaWha and New
River coal fields.
\. - Scott. % Fairmont. president
on tho state Business Mems associa.
ZION. sent Secretary Schwortfeger =
Telegram. heartily endorsing tho ac.
iinns ~ the Wheeling organization.
and t'cowmendinr that organizations
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
DR.. DAY RESIGNS
After Inability TO Have Beliefs Ae.
cePted by Presbyterian
Synod.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-Af;er
eight years OF battling for beliefs not
acceptable 10 the Presbyterian Synod
Of California. DIR. Thomas +. Day. pro-
fessor OF Old Testament History and
Hebrew at the san Francisco Theo-
logical Seminary. has resigned. His
resignation has been accepted. and
DIR Day Is en- route for Europe for
Il years vacation.
DIR. Day never has receded from his
position. Among the specific charges
Brought against him were that he
taught. among other things:
THAT God never interrupted the or
DERBY workings OF nature" That ac-
counts OF miracles in the Bible are 10
be explained. that the occurrence
may be regarded as having taken
place according 10 known laws Of ma.
ture. and that n this cannot be done
the accounts are to be regarded as
false"
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Mrs.. Hend.rnon,. w.i.,

Mrs. Henderson isn't going to wo,r
tnat pretty white waist Of hers again.
because u came from the wash all
streaked and spotted By the roain
tnat was IN the common yellow SOAP
MIS-. henderson will have n
washed again with Easy Task soap
winch ms no rosin IN u 70 streak and
rot me fabric. ten 10 one 70 viii look
IKE new. Easy Task docs wonders
Tor the clothes and for the women
VINO work. Costs no more than poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
Battle IL On.

WAS IIlNGTON. Sept i3.-Aithough
.ie T'D' nous sentiment is supposed
- b. widely disseminated the for,t.
u between Puerto Plata on m. norm
coast and Sanchez on tho bay OF
SANTANA
news reached here today 81 "a san
fulhar' battle within the last a. hours
al small town in that section "A.
though thu Dominican goverumef..
claims victory for 81 army. the rch.t
NOV ment Is believed 70 have sustain D..
"a no serious check and further hos
Utilities are expected.
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