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New-York tribune., 1912-01-23

n is gratifying 10 have the American
navy figured out to be the second strong
est I'm the world. II would be still more
gratifying If tho margin of superiority
over the third were wider and IF there
were assurance that It would not di-
minish
New-York tribune., 1912-01-23

The Elgin Butter Board is about rs
popular nowadays as the umpire who
has just called a home player out at the
plato at the end Of the ninth inning with
tho score TO
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Responding to Appeals.

The Christmas choppers are read
ily responding TO the appeals made
through the newspapers to shop ear
~ and avoid the rush and get your
pick OF the seasons choicest articles
by shopping early" said T. f. Coles.
store manager OF the Pbelps-Dodge
Mercantile company yesterday. Ac-
cording to his statement, the news
papers. have been a blessing to the
salespeople by urging the public to
do their shopping early.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

Low Rates.
r. f. Williams, freight agent of the
Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad. has
announced that a special rate OF one
and One-third fare for the FOUND trip
will be put INTO effect on the road
on account. OF the field day meet al
Warren on Sunday.
This rate will pc good for Satur.
day ana Sunday and it is believed
that the low rate viii greatly add TO
the crowds that will witness the field
day events
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
RECEIVES Can. shlpment.

James @ Brophy received fine
lot OF sorghum hay from his farm
in the Sulphur Springs valley yester.
day. II is to be used In feeding stock
in Lowell The shipment OF fodder
was brought here by several farmers
who report unusually good crops N
their places and a prosperous agr..
cultural outlook for next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
hurt in Eiaht.

c. Meyers. a barber. was badly cut
about the head as the result OF a
fight that occurred last night in the
Central bar. in Brewery Gulch. Mey-
ers was in the saloon when an un-
known man entered and, it is said,
addressed insulting vemarks 70 those
in the saloon. Meyers took offense
and in the fight that ensued. received
the scalp wound. The police are
looking for his assailant- The bar
/ has offered a reward OF $40 Tor the
4 capture of the man.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Hen Is Msrooned.

Quite an amusing sight was pre-,
scented TO a number gof Rsbeeitss
yesterday when several police off.
GERS and citizens tried to get a hen
from 8 telegraph wire. Poor Biddy
was Growing for all she was worth
while perched on wire above the
depot Officers and catizens climbed
the pole and threw rocks ct the hen.
After many unsuccessful attempts. il
was finally given up as bad job and
Biddy. regaining couiposure, flew of
the wire into the rooming house on
the opposite side OF the depot.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Marz.hnn on.n to AlI.

WaTd -IIuFl- OUcTI 10 NITs
Those IL charge OF the Y NJ. E. A
Marathon, which is to be run or
Christmas morning. wish il an
nouneed that the race is open to al:
members and outsiders. A number
Of entries for the race have ALREADY
been received. Entry blanks may be
had at the Y NJ {. A. or the Wallace
Cigar stand. or Main street.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

John Jockey and Gus Williams were
fined six dollars each and trimmings.
for discharging firearms in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Lowell recently.
They paid their fines and we're eau
toned that more severe punishment
would be melted out TO them for a
second offense.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

court, where she was charged with
threatening the life OF NJ. l.. Petty
The court held that there was not
sufficient evidence to hold her on the
charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
orpseun Program.

CTpheugn Program.
The management OF the Orpleum
TheateT has made the following an.
nouncement OF plays that will be seen
at that house during the month OF
January: The City" January 8;
The Lottery Man." January -;
Ellen Beach Yaw. soprano. January
IA; The Third DEGREE" January Is
aud 'Gransiark.' January %
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

All the hurdles which win be used
In the military field meet in Warren
next Sunday afternoon will be made
of cedar brush, set in stands. Se7-
eral OF them have already been set
up and they present very neat and
picturesque appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Fined $50.

John Mcguire, who was arrested
for vagrancy in Lowell recently and
fined $50. has as yet failed to put IN
an appearance 10 pay his fine. The
court gave the defendant six hours
in which to procure his fine. leaving
him out o. custody to do so.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Brief Local Items
Third Degree Coming.

]. L. Davis. Of Chicago. advance
agent for The Third Degree" a mel.
odrama by Charles Klein. was in the
city yesterday TO close a contract with
Manager Locke OF the Orpheum the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Santa Came early.

Santa Claus came early TO the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thompson,
OF Bailey Ifi1I, ard. on Tuesday morn
ing. left a baby girl. Mr.. Thompson
claims that the new arrival weighs
sixteen hounds. il an ounce.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Basket Ball Game.

The Lowell and Bisbee High School
basket ball teams win play at the
y. VI. c. A. on Saturday afternoon.
Beth teams have been putting in plen-
~ OF practice and a good game is
expected. The game will be called
1T l3O O'Clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
Water Fowl lie pead.

The strange water fowl which was
found BY a resident OF Paradise VAL
ley recently. and which was sent 70
Bisbee from Phoenix 10 be exhibited
at the Poultry and Pet stock show.
arrived In the city yesterday morn
ing. On opening the box IL was
found that the bird was dead and had
probably been 30 for several hours.
The management OF the show have
not yet decided what they will 10
with 1t but il may be stuffed and set
UP fo= exhibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

greet railway. took very i'll recently
and ia considered 10 De in q serious
condition. .....
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
gemits Fine

ffcfnFts Ffnc-
The IS fine given Pat Grove, OF
Lowell, TOR alleged disturbance Of the
peace. was RENTED 10 him yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

alter, for one performance on Jan
uary IA. .
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
4 very IN

10 very ~.
Miss Jessie Yoakum, daughter OF
the manager OF the Warren-Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

on his promise Of future good be
hayior.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19
5 More Buying Days Before Xmas

EVERY merchandise department is full.
ly prepared for the greatest weeks bus.
mess il has ever enjoyed And here
YOU can make all your Christmas pur-
chaseS from large and well selected
stock
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

Hurdles 6eina Made.
insufficient EVidenee.
Pearl Smith a negress was dis
CHARGED Yesterday in Justice Highs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-19

$500.
We've q NEW ONE in 4
WARM FLEECE LINED
HAND and very large
Gauntlet Just the one
for a GOOD GIFT TO a
man with an Auto.
SEE TT TODAY $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
THE LAW OF LOVE.
THE STORY

each other in dadest feud IL had passed
us and He who had already both uatered the Golden
sal The bitter and poisonous fruits malice blood ruin death
where What had
torn down moment Men busy making
tie they could not make pruning hooks Civilization genuine
Above this deous din Of confused contention the smanc
me absolute reversal of all former customs and
and love- BE mercu Do not judge Conucus have been
a
is the most conspicuous modern example OF taking Jesus words with
to its affirming that II human brute invade his home
with evest
Of his wife or DAUGHTER he would not stop him oreb Tosto
In answer it may be said that Il Jesus literally laying down
He opposed and binding burdens for mems shoulders The
echnim killing
Bu this contrary the whole what He stood for When
give seventy times seven He showing that numbers
IL
when forgins! The thing be
forgiveness"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
FORECLOSURE FOR THE
NATIONAL CORPORATION

Howard. T. s. Riley stated that Mr..
vance had put a half million in the
corporation and always came to its
rescue. He said that Mr.. Vance put
$liS,OOO in the New Jersey concern
and came TO the rescue wiah money
several times when other subsidiary
concerns were in distress.
Another important statement made
by General Riley was TO the effect that
j. n. Vance had made good 5000. 900
which Mr.. Howard and Mr.. Harper
had checked out Of the National Tele-
phone Corporation.
The Continental Stock.
A representative OF the Continental
OF New Jersey. which concern owns
SlO,OOO.000 in common stock, claimed
to be worthless. was present and
asked the court to hear him. Judge
Dayton then adjourned court until this
morning, when the case will be con-
tinued.
There are many various complicated
parts to come UP yet. Mr. Howard Is
seeking TO Gust w. G. Handlan as A re-
ceiver. and this will come up before
Judge Dayton at this term OF court.
Both parties have made some very
nasty charges and Counter-charges.
The evidence promises to be OF a racy
sort.
In the case OF Frick & Lindsay. OF
Pittsburgh, against the National Tele-
phone Corporation, Judge Dayton said
he could see no reason why Prick &
Lindsay could not institute a suit TO
establish a mechanics lien. and en-
tered a decree that the receivers shall
appear in court and defend the suit.
On behalf OF the Wood County Bank
OF Parkersburg, which alleges that w.
c. Handlan and g. W. Harper refused
70 yield FIVE per cent gold bonds in
exchange for 5000 worth OF stock
and interim bonds. Harry Camden ap-
peared yesterday before Judge Dayton.
The court refused TO consider petition
for costs. stating that other creditors
had proven that their debts we're az
good as that of the bank.
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ment: No services at the county in
Urinary Sunday afternoon. Dedicat-
ion services at ST. Matthews church
benwood. to which all are invited.
First Unitarian church. the min
ister. Rev. Howard A. Pease. will
speak next Sunday morning upon
"Liberism. the Religion OF the
Spirit" This is the third lecture in
the series upon Quest OF Authority in
Religion. Service in the Board OF
Trade assembly room, at II O'Clock.
First Spiritualist Church will hold
services in the Odd Fellows hall Sun
day. May 18th. az 1880 p. m. Rev. c.
w. Way. pastor and medium. Subject
OF lecture. Mother and Home" Spirit
messages will be given at the close Of
the lecture. All are welcome.
Sunday services at Ebenezer Baptist
Church. Tenth and Market streets.
Rev. W. II. Crawley. pastor-9:3O a.
m, Sunday school: IL a. m, sermon
and baptizing by Rev. ]. II. Taylor.
pastor Macedonia Baptist church; $40
p. m, b. Y. =. L. services: 1880 D. m.
! sermon by the pastor: Monday. May
IL. az p. m, lecture by Rev. W. T.
'NN4h'ss ~ bs VI NAAI hSDuIks w. va
Admission free
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
a. o. L. w. auditorium. 1l19 Chap
line street. Services. Sunday at II
a. m. Subject OF lesson-"Adam and
Fallen Man" Wednesday testimon-
ial meeting at p. m. Same address.
Reading room open daily, except Sun
days and legal holidays, from 10 m
TO y. m, lll9 Chapline street. The
public IL invited TO visit our reading
room and attend our services.
Special services at the Island Chris
tian church on Sunday. May -. in
honor OF Mothers Day. The Bible
school opens promptly at $3.50 and will
be In charge OF the superintendent.
Guy A. Pryor. All the mothers and
friends OF the church are urged to be
In the Women's Memorial class.
Preaching at 1O:4O by the regular pas
tor. Charles r. Hutslar. The sermon
will be especially TO mothers. A spe-
cial song service will be rendered. G.
+. meeting az Gas. All young people
are urged 70 be present. Preaching at
8 p. m. Subject for the evening.
Putting Our Religion Into Practice. f"
| The evening songs will be from the
Sunday revival book. All come and
bring your red book.
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preaching services az 1890: Junior
Christian Endeavor. C.3O p. m. even
ing preaching service. 7:3O: mothers
day will be observed at all Sunday
services. Mid-week prayer services
Wednesday evening az 7:3O p. m.
Senior Endeavor. Sis.
ST. PauIs Evangelical church. Rev
A. q Rasche. pastor. Sunday morn
Ing service FOO German. az 1890 a. on .
sunday school az p. m. evening ser
vices az 1880 p. m; Ascension day ser
vices Thursday evening a. 1890 All
other services az the usual time
First United Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Charles ". Robinson. ID. d. pas.
tor The pastor will preach 40 1895
%. m. and 1870 p. m. sunday school
and Bible classes a. $50 a. m Wed.
nesday evening. prayer meeting AZ
50. The following music will be-
sunny.
A1them-'-Tsa-h Ms ~ Lord" Haambarh
~ ,l," Take Nc % Ny Father. Take
Evening Service
Anifsrn-..9 W"rgFip Gre LORD Wafe1n
Quartet "Eyes That are Weary" .sr.
"N.H NNN"NNNH NNNN NNNNNNNNN Do inc
city are cordially welcomed az these
services.
Second United Presbyterian Church.
corner ~ Chapiine and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. J. H Litteu. pastor
Morning worship at 1875. evening af
30. The saBbath school and Bible
classes viii meet az %. mi. for This
ono day only "wednesday cvrnIur.
prayer service a. 1.f5. followed by q
c0nEreTaflonal meeting FOR tho pur
pose ~ passing upon some Important
matters
First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. D. p HriniurtooL pas
'rr Tho Coronation OF Mother o.
ne morning theme af f0. lD. ID tribute
.0 mothers on fhis national Mothers.
Day. wear ri white carnafIon. 0r
other white flower The uauehfers
7f Liberty. auxiliary fo me ID O. A.
VI will present iu body at z 1O %
.n Fundamental Principle hrirr
D." Thought of tHo evening Bible
school 'ia o. m Calvary and fm
manual Mission schools $40 y. m.
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Young Peoples meeting $50. Wei
come 10 worship. You are a strang.
CT here but once"
ST. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end ~ the Steel Bridge. the Rev.
Jacob Birmingham. rector. The ser
vices FOR the nth Sunday after
Easter will be 9:15 n. m.-Sunday
school. 1870 a. m.-Morning PRAYER
and sermon by the Rev W. p. Chris.
nan. General Missionary for the
Diocese; 80 D. m-Eyening PRAYER
and sermon by the Rev b. " Spun.
"Wednesday 100 D. m-Aduit Bible
class. Thursday 1890 a m-Holv
Communion; 100 D. m-Evening
prayer and sermon
First English Lutheran Church. as
Sixteenth street. w s. Dvsinger. pas.
tor. ~ sixteenth street.-The usual
worship. fifth sunday after Faster. 40
10 30 n. m. and 100 D. m sunday
school % $40 n. m. Morning theme.
Prayer. evening subject. WHY 80
Much So-cailcd Prayer is Not An.
swcred Parents bringing small chill
dron can have them cared for properly
in 'ho nursery. Everybody welcome
g. James Evangelical Lutheran
Church. ff09.1f1 Chap'Ine street.
Rev a W Werfc-. pastor Tho .er.
vices and meetings during thr week
Will be Rorate sunday. $50 a. n.
Sunday school and Bible class. 1890
"a m. German services. and ou Mon.
dar. sunday school teachers meeting.
90 q m. Tuesday. Luther League.
't1 o.. m. Thurrday EnrII-l Ger
vices 0r Ascension Day Of I1 D. m
SIR Fein. of Capital University 90.
'umbuH I'D. viU preach Friday. choir
rr FrHraaI IH m Saturday ger.
man school Ga. m Special announce.
mrnf SO services SUNDAY evening
tonrreEafi0n is invited to attend fadI.
cation services Of g. Matthews
church UaruUuf
Baptist Church. TurIrh WnsffW
So James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel Pin Grove IS va The cor
v.ceF and meetings. during Che week
VII D. 1lur1fe sunday f1 m
Sunday school and bible cIass end on
NcdnrFdar CaferhrfrsI Instruct
.cns. and 9 q m. Special announce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
NATIONAL CASE AIRED IN FED.
ERAL COURT YESTERDAY.
Howard and Riley Take Issue-Indica-
tions Are That II VIII Take Sew
eral Days TO Decide Case.

tlons Are That II VIII Take Sew
eraI Days TO Decide Case.
Foreclosure proceedings were instl-
tuted In Federal Court yesterday by
General T. S. Riley for the sale OF the
National Telephone Corporation stock,
but when the attorney representing j.
y. Vance and other stockholders asked
Judge Aston G. Dayton that the stock
be transferred TO the trustees so that
the foreclosure proceedings could
then be taken, John A Howard. for
mer president OF the corporation, took
issue. John A. Howard then charged
the interests that Mr.. Riley represents
with working a scheme to sell out the
National Corporation to the Bell Tele-
phone Company. the only competing
corporation. The entire afternoon was
consumed In Federal Court by the
hearing OF these arguments and the in
dications are that it will take several
days TO complete this now famous
case.
Mr.. Howard and his counsel held
that II the court allowed the transfer
OF tho stock TO the trustees, II would
remove the controlling power OF the
National from ire court and give Il
to the Pennsylvania and Ohio stock
holders.
Charges Against Hullna.
Then John A. Howard charged that
a man named Cyrus A. Huling entered
into a contract with the Bell company
and Handlan and Ewing 20 dispose OF
the stock in the Bell. Mr.. Howard
said the stock was worth far more
than had been offered for Il. and that
the Bel only offered SIS. but paid as
much as so. and would willingly pay
par to secure control OF the National
He charged the receivers with hing
discouraging reports TO depreciatc the
value OF the stock.
In answering the charges made by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
STARVING NERVES
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN


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He
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OF
In Jesusd
smite with
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the Golden
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11

"a Ieaderless Meeing)
The dying prophet the king
king
had
victory would have been proportionately greater
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
MOSAIC FROM THE COMMENTARIES

to
by
high
second dow but lie gave the rebuke
be
little
Of
men,
Love is the constant debt. We It, owe
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7 INVITE EVERY-WOMHW

woman invited to consult our Staff Physicians Surgeons
nValds Hotel Buffalo
he should
hands OF unskd
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As powerful
system distinctly
rundown debIted
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have G R5{n o. g5 sIsrense n The treatment yq, H sreHsnt,
ndrrd
accept no Of
D tees Peasant Pellets invgOate
a
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rs SOOthing and strength
ening nervine " Favorite Pre-
scriPtion" is invaluable in
allaying and subduing nervous
excItability, irritability, nervous
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trcssing, nervous symptoms
commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease
Of the distinctly feminine or
gans. IL induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and desPondeney.
DR.. Pierce's Fzvorite Pre-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-11
ANALYSIS AND KEY

The Rule Of Hate.
Universal. Persistent.
Its Fruits Bankrupt World.
Jesus New Note.
Reversal OF Customs.
The Literal Interpretation.
Tolstoi. an Exponent.
Logical II Premise is Admitted
In That Case. Jesus Like the Pharisees.
Binding Burdens.
Killing Spirit With Letter.
End Sought Spirit OF Forgiveness.
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
Peanut Hay.

According to recent report made
public by the Rock Island Railroad,
J. P. Boyd of Lonoke, planted FIVE
acres with Spanish peanuts in 1911
and gave them good cultivation.
They were planted on heavy, prairis
rice land, He harvested the vines
and pods together for hay, getting
25 tons of extra good hay from five
acres.
This spring Mr. Boyd has been
giving this peanut hay to his farm
teams without any other feed, the
tops furnishing the hav and the
pods the grain. The teams have
kept in good flesh while doing heavy
work.
Spanish peanuts will do well on
any tillable soil in Arkansas, and
with good cultivation will make a
heavy crop planted as late as June
5 and in favorable seasons as late
as July / Every Arkansas farmer
should plant a good acreage this
season and insure plenty of good
feed for his teams next spring,
The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
Consulting 4" Agriculturist."

"The Weld of American farm lands
can be multiplied hvefold by the ex'
act study Of soil and crop possible
titles and the application OF correct
methods of farm management, SO
that the annual return from our
acres will amount TO $40, 900, ,OO0,-
900 or S50uO0, 100000, instead OF
$4,000, 900 600 as at present, says
w. X. Ninterhalter, of san Fran
cisco, a crop expert who has adopt
ed the unique profession of" consult
ing agriculturist," Mr.. Winterhal-
ter believes that Americans will be
compelled TO make both q science
and a business Of farming, in view OF
the fact that consumption is increas-
ing so much more rapidly than pro-
duction, so far as foodstuhs are con.
cerned
He insists that the day will come
when each farming district will have
its expert agricultural adviser a
man with the cntire chemistry OF
farming at his fingers ends, and
under such conditions the present
farm acreage will yield several times
the present production.
Mr.. Winterhalters profession is
undoubtedly the rarest in the United
States, and, before Washington dis
covered it this week, had not been
heard Of in the East SO far as has
been learned it has only two other
representatives, in the country, one
in san Francisco and another in
Hawaii. But Mr.. Winterhalter ex.
poets the new profession to grow
rapidly I'VE are pioneers ex.
planned Mr. Wnterhaltcr But
the time is soon coming when a man
would no more think of purchasing
a large tract ul land without get.
ting a professional opinion, than he
would think Of building a sky.
scraper without an architect Com
petition has forced on the farmer the
realization that he can no longer
buy piece Of land at haphazard,
scratch it aud secure decent living
To be sure oChw crops he must have
expert advice on the quality Of the
soil and the climate and the nature
Of the agricultural products he may
properly produce Million, OF dol.
lars are los, annually through cap.
italists aud farmers ignorautly yield.
ing to the scductions Of the land
boomer"