The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
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Ten Free Eurepssa Tours 10
Chief Topic Of Conversation.

ten prve European Tours 10
Chief Topic Of Conversation.
The personally conducted European
tour voting contest inaugurated by
The Intelt;gencer continues to be
the chief topic Of conversation
among h people OF Wheeling and
he cities and towns taken In an o n
test territory by this newspaper. The
l~ntelligencer has offered to the wo-
men Of this city. which IL divided in
to three districts, and to the women
living in the other six districts, ten
tours to Europe with all expenses
paid from . the time they leave
Wheeling until they return to this
city. One tour Is offered to the wo-
man who is SO fortunate as to be
elected chaperon OF the party. and
each contestant in the nine districts
has the privilege OF nominating a
chaperon. This makes ten grand
free tours.
Ten nominations were made Fri
day. and the voting in the different
districts is picking up"
Very few of the ladies have sent
in the name OF their choice for
chaperon. II Is desired to print this
'A8t W az AAAaalC vi hCAl <
There are a number of ladies who
would be proud Of the honor Of chap
eroning the Intelligencer's guests on
this trip. but they are backward
about nominating themselves. IL
they send their names TO the contest
department. Box $50. or call at the
lntelligencer ONCE. the contest man.
ager will gladly place them with
some n OF the hustling young lad.
les who are at a loss to know where
TO find a suitable chaperon nominee.
Don't be backward. ladies. Get
In today.
You will have III best
possible-the party will be made I'D
OF your own friends and neighbors-
people you know to be Right.
You will have the best newspaper
published in the city OF Wheeling TO
work FOR. The In~telligencer reaches
IL subscribers the same day IL Is
printed-not the lei day. Every.
body knows IL "a be a reliable, Clean
newspaper.
Hundreds of coupons are being
voted daily by the young ladies'. and
owing 70 the great task OF counting
them the department requests thar
all coupons deposited be pinned to-
sether. fastened together with rub
Der bands. or placed in envelopes. II
should be remembered that these
coupons are limited.
The ten-vote coupons which have
been running since the beginning OF
the contest. expire n week from
today. at four O'Clock. On that day a
hve-vote coupon will appear and will
be counted under the same conditions
as the ten-vote coupons-100 a day.
or 500 votes.
Inc hve-vote coupon will be print
ed in next Saturdays I~ntelligencer
Tor the first time. No ten-vote cou-
pons Will be accepted after four
O'Clock next Saturday evening.
AS many as fifteen nomination
blanks have been received for one
contestant. in some cases all sent in
by the same person. Attention is
respectfully called TO the following
printed on the nomination blank:
"onIy One Nomination Blank VIII
Be Credited to Each Contestant"
This means what II says. therefore
only one OF these blanks are count
ed. and that Only Once.
Don't save your coupons until Sat.
urday. the 9th-bring them in. send
them in or deposit them in one OF
AAAt III UOAtS tOQaX.
And, Hurry Up
The following was sent TO the
Clarksburg Expondent from a mem.
Der OF us European tour party:
farisian Steamer. Sept. %. 1910.
Clarksburg Exponent.
C~larksburg, W. Va.
Dear Friends:
Our tour through Europe has been
delightful and enjoyed by all our
party. We had a conductor. with ex-
perience OF travel. from the time We
landed at Havre until we came on
BOARD me steamer at Glasgow, be-
SIDES this conductor. guides met MS
on our arrival In each city.
We are on board the Partisan"
bound for the good old United States
OF America.
The last time 7 wrote We were In
London and we think We must saw ,
Few words about "Bonny" Scotland
Some OF the buildings in TdIn.
burgh are very ancient. We saw one
castle nine hundred years Did. and A
lot OF tenement houses several cen.
turtles old.
The buildings there are all made
OF stone and the fences are either
stone or hedge. While admlrlng gen.
eIAily y unrtNalled ptcturesqpeness
OF the Scottish metropolis. our A..
teniion was directed more Frequently
70 places associated with Queen Ma
John Knox and sir Walter Scott
The Edinburgh Castle is a very in.
ieresunE place n IL built on = hieb
plateau ~ rocks. the walls waving
rom ton 70 seventeen feet in thict.
heH There are numerous dungeons
in the castle dug out % solid roek
Slr walter Scott may DO said fo l..
? nart o. Edinburgh for 40 whore on.
wi there b. always something maj
t''alis hin 10 remembrance Ner' 10
ny hautifui Gothic spira
pr me most prominent object ana
newt 10 Queen MAYS. hts IL me -.
iha' comes more often
We visited John Knors bous. o.
ras built not LATER than ifsS n noe