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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-13
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA

l.. b. Jacobs, of Newark, has received
he contract for erecting reinforced
concrete powder maya inc at Fort Milf
in on the Delaware River, upon which
ne was to start work on Monday. He al
so has the contract for the heating and
wiring OF the wireless telegraph station
81. Arlington, Va, which has tower $50
feet in height.
SUFFERERS WHO SAY they have tried
very thing without benefit are the peo-
lie we are looking for, We want them
o know from glad experience that Ely s
ream Balm will conquer Cold in the
Head, Hay Fever, and Obstinate forms of
Nasal Catarrh. This remedy acts di-
rectly on the infamed, sensitive mem
5ranes Cleansing, soothing and heal
ing One trial will convince you of its
healing power. Friae ste. All druggis. s
II mated by Ely Bros, Sc Warren st.
New York.
Thrown under the wagon, when his
lorses ran away, one day last week, Bar
us Wilkins, manager for the Standard
)i Company at Massey's, Kent county,
was severely injured
| white man, unidentified and prob
ably trampini,, was killed and badly
mutilated on Monday evening, on the p.
}. & w. r. r. tracks at Short Lane, near
| tterdeen. A track walker found the
| cody about IL p. m,
The C. l.. Rhode & sons Company, OF
| Baltimore, have launched five of ter
| lighters built for Braun & Stewart, o.
F., Philadelphia, contractors, for the p, B
| :, w r. RS new concrete bridges over
re Eusl and Gunpowder rivers One
vas = feet long, % feet beam ard b fee,
| ieep. and the others flxIGx5 feet
The Ceci Farmers cub VIII meet OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-13

Taste and Smell. Full size 30 cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. In liqui IA form, rs cents.
Fly Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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ednt s1ay, Arril l., at James H. Max
ell ae.r Pennington.
Is nn.e Miller Hastings, wife of
RI" KS ng5 died on March g, at
e r home at Hickory Hill, of stomach
troub e, aged SO years. Her husband, a
son, Harold Hastings and two sisters,
Mrs. Henry Gill, of New London, and
Mrs w Scott, of hickory HILL sur
we h'r. Interment was made in Oxford
Gene cry on Tuesday.
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Fire man Killed On Engine Tender

Frank Upton, a B. Il .. r. r. fireman,
OF Joppa, Hartford county, while watching
the mater rise in The tank of his engine,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-04-13

on the head by the overhead bridge 1t
Greenways Crossing. near Aberdeen, and
fatally injured His wife and six child
rem survive him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
For Satisfactory
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Once Schmulbach building.
Both Phones.



John Blake. salesman for the wheel
inE Metal and Manufacturing Company
~ Glendale T. spending "a few days with
pc family ~ Woodiawn before return
lug 20 New YORK state.
n H. Somerville H. confined ~ his
home 40 Grsgssviiie on the sick list
Howard Wilkinson o. walnut avenue
Noodlawn. viii leave today FOR Camr
arnesie. "a. 90 spend n few weeks
p. .ou before returning g. the Car.
neEia Technical Schools. where ne " If
study during the winter
Airs charles savage j. confined 20 her
homo az Elm Grove. suffering with e.
slEht illness
John Adams o. Walnut avenue. wood.
lawn. wiz leave This morning Tor
Springfield, ohio. 90 enter the Witten-
burg seminary. where he viii study
this winter
william and Leo Mccain % woods.
dale LETT yeFterday Tor the south. where
they VIII take ~ their studies a. the
virginia Military Academy
Arthur Hogkins - West Liberty o.
spending few daya tho quest ~
friends and relstves in M0undsviile.
spending few days the guest n
friends snd relatives in the out-the-
pike district
chester Hendrix - confined "a his
q W davidson ~ Edgwoos is spend
frr few days fnc guest 81 relatives
and friends in Detroit. Mich
Chester Bell n Wundfauu fs able N
BE- ont again after being confined % hfs
home Tor the past several months on
The rfrF list
Niles Grace staurn ~ Elm Ggrovs r.
spend NJ few week. vacation calling
on friends in gfeuheuville Onto
Mrs. Louise Jerome and dauEi ter,
~ Mrs r. Springer a. her home a,
Forest View.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
RELIEF. WORK
AT GOLFERS
IS GETTING STARTED IN NICE
SHAPE. BUT MUCH rs NEEDED.
oonstiens Received Yesterday For.
"arose ey Special Messenger to
Devastated Section.

good beginning was made vester.
day In sending relief TO Golfers. The
amounts noted above were received
by Secretary Roy b. Naylor OF the
Board OF Trade and were forwarded
by special messenger TO Secretary A.
+. Sinks Of the Wheeling Associated
Charities, who is at Golfers IN charge
OF the relief work as official repre-
sentative of the American Red Cross.
This morning special supplies for
the workers and for the headquarters
office will be sent direct by messen-
ger from the Wheeling Associated
Charities.
Telephone word from Secretary
James F. Jackson OF the cleveland
Associated Charities REPORTS the ar.
rival Of one big lot OF lime. but an.
other will be needed very quickly. II
is hoped that some interested party
Will see an opportunity for great use
fulness In meeting this importan,
need
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
DAMAGE SUIT

The damage suit Of Catharine DuTy
~ the city and Elm Grove Railway
company will be heard IN Part ! OF tbs
circuit court TODAY The suit wa
brought as the result OF alleged In
tLries sustained by the plaintiff while
alighting from "a car belonging 20 the
defendant company and which she al
leEeS we've due 80 the negligence 81 the
company. Attorney Howard viii repre-
sent the PLAINTIFF and the defendants
will he rrpre scented by Attorneys Schuck
and ConiH The suit Is for $4,000.
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SPECIAL STOCKS ACTIVE
AT MATERIAL ADVANCES
oA-A01 ..oor , rs :nox . Al
Hartman rssuss wsr. Under Restrain,
A. Wsrs the Hfii
Deocks.

NEW YORK. sept s.-The stock
marset lost little % ats irresaisrity
ana dullness with the resumption Of
operations today. AS has been 80 fire.
qeenuy Threatened recently. a number
OF special stocks were active at mater
tsl advances. notably Sears and Roebuck
ana Goodrich. each gaining nve points.
while American Can and Chino copper
we're most conspicious among indus
trials and metals.
Canadian Pacific was almost the sole
railway issue 20 exhibit any degree Of
strength. It's rise coinciding Win ad-
vices from the dominion indicating that
much of the recent opposition 70 the
proposed capital Increase had subsidized.
Hartman Issues, selling ex-diyidend
were pistnly under restraint as were
also the Hill stocks regardless Of Great
Northern's handsome July returns.
IN the late afternoon soon after the
publication OF the government crop re-
the highest level OF the day
Other events to which Wall Street
gave consideration included the out
come OF the Maine election. the meeting
o. the railway engineers arbitration
board and the August report OF the
copper producers. showing large de-
crease IN supplies More important per-
haps that these were the renewed indi-
cations In tighter money and the Mexi-
can situation Last Saturdays poor
bank statement was reflected in an ad-
vance In oNer-year money 6h per cent.
Wnlle call loans averaged per cent.
The bond market was steady on light
ceaiinrs total sales par value amounted
60 i.5s6.00O.
U. y. Government bonds were IN
. changed on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
POLICE COURT

May Fowler. an inmate % the red
nEht district was arrested by OFFICER
Gehhardt sunday on disorderlr charge
and was fined s. ana costs ia police
court yesterday morning.
Carrie Whyts. who gave her home as
l Eiia Thia was arrested for living uu
house boat in South Mheeiing with a
man not her husband. bat her sentence
Was suspended by Judge Robinson when
she told the court that her mother
would arrive In the city soon after her
and take her back home.
Mike McCarty. arrested by OFFICER
Moore for being drunk. pleaded guilty
Co the charge and was given a fine OF 50
and costs. Likewise did James Jones
set picked and he Was arrested by Offi-
Ger Zero. but ESCAPED with "A fine Of 81
ard costs
1ch case Of the city against Russell
and craft. the two negroes who enraSe 81
IN "A fight on Market street last Friday.
bUt Important witne~ses IN the case
were absent and II was continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
BEARISH SHOWING
Indicated IN the Wheat xa-fst condi-
lions at Chicago.

CHICAGO. sept. Governmant .-tt-
mates regarding wheat CORES bonded
almost exactly with figures computed
IN advance here today BY private cro.,
exports. The showing was a hearisn
one and resulted In a fresh breaking ~
the price record FOR the season Prices
wheat close though steady were = q =.
10 = net lower Latest trading lett
corn unchanged To- = down. oats up a
shade To i.ha. aud provisions VARYING
from saturday nights level 10 l2is de-
cline.
IN the wheat pit. most OF the traders
trooped the selling right at tn. start.
II was not long before the market for
the nrst tino thls season went below
cents "A bushel Under that figure
there was good buying TO take profits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
NO CLUE FOUND

At lnte hour last evening. no clue
had been found leading To the arrest
Of the three men who tried 10 gain an
entrance To- the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad station at Elm Grove. saturday
night Miss Bcruispu. the night tele-
graph operator. could not give "a dis
criptfon Of the mon other than that
they were all well dressed. The men
were In IA waiting room. hut tried -
attack the operator iu the telegraph
office but were frightened away by the
other operator who had gone after a
bucket ~ water ~ H. likely that the
cuiprtts will be caught Ia few DAYS.
a. IL ~ claimed that they are the same
gang that has been seen providing
around the Grove FOR a few days
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,. 8. Bach. = Cos CLOSING Latter.

was quiet throughout the day Copper
producers report made a creditable
showing, but copper stocks did not re-
spond 10 any great extent Harvester
showed more activity than for some
time and hscored an advance OF nearly
three points. Higher prices are pre-
dicted for this issue. Government crop
report shows total wheat crop OF
SyO.oOO.OOO bushels. The report aid not
affect stocks prices as much as probably
expected II this report together with
the copper report - not euL Client TO
help the market out OF it's present rut
there IL little encouragement for the
'puhs. The market ought to rally furth-
or on today's newa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
A COMPROMISE
Breach Of Promise Suit OF Martins
Ferry Carl settled Ont Of Court
AZ Pittsburgh

Joseph Rubin. tho Martins Very fner-
chant. whose sister. Miss Rose. brought
9. $4,000 breach OF promise suit against
Mendel Lieher or Louisiana. Who nae,
her. fell In love and out again In three
weeks sald yesterday that the case had
cen compromised by the payment OF
$4,000 20 his sister Lieber. who broke
leg In jumping from a window 20 e.
cape the girl after his enga cement
wanted 20 marry her while ga the hos
pital. but her brothers refused. urging
the sister 20 continue the sftlt. as they
believed he would desert her a. soon
as he could get away. Not wishing
the publicity 90 the case IN court. a
conference was called Saturday and
ended as stated above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
OUT,TEE-PIKE


There seems 20 o. "A gang % house
breakers busy g. .ue ou.-tu,-YsKc uIs-
trict again For the last Few nights
three well dressed young men nave
been proving around in tie vicinity
OF Elm Grove. Tine onicCr At Elm Grove
goes on duty at midnight and after
that hour there g. no officer on duty.
saturday night a gang made aa effort
e. gam AN entrance 90 the Elmer resi-
dcnce at Elm Grove. but were iriEhteE-
I'd aWay by us!ghhorr
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HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept o.
With an expected increase On attend
ance ~ fifteen per cent. Morris Hnr-
vey COLLEGE ~ HarbourEville will open
for the school year September IS A
great amour - attention viii be De-
voted 90 athletics ~ the college his
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Yesterday a. tcrnoon an age man and
woman stopped at Trladeiphia for some
thing To- eat They were from Cam
bridge. ONO. and We're walking 20
Pittsburgh, Pa. where they had rela-
lives u - not known where they
stopped during the night. but they
claimed that they had walked over
twenty miles yesterday.
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To Star. Paving Work.

Work on Tho paving of tho at. de
thantal road will be started ln a very
Few days. by StrinEcr and Springer. The
contractors. II was hoped that they
would De able To- pave the National road
east % Elm Grove hrst but 20 seems
thht the county commissioners want
the other work finished FIRST
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WASHINGTON. Sept 9.-Bumper
crops or corn. white potatoes. spring
wheat. oats. barley. rye and huckwheat
were forecasted TODAY. by the crop re-
porting board Of the department OF
agriculture in - september report
Corn viii probably reach 1926. OO0. 900
bushels. exceeding the record crop 81
1906 by about Gs.O0o.u00 bushels. tho
crop ~ last year By fsf. 900. 900 bushels
and tho crop OF 1910 b. $4,000. 900
bushels.
Tho potato yield this year. 70 IL estl-
mated. viii Doe $4,000 600 bushels. over
stepping the bumper crop Of 1909 by
about 1000 0e0 bushels. the short crop
~ last year hy about 1n5. 900 00O bushels
and the crop 81 1910 BY about $1,000. 900
bushels.
spring wheat crop probably VIII he
900 600 900 bushels. or 5000. 600 bushels
over the record OF 1905. 100 900 900
bushels over last years crop. and g9.-
o00.0 bushels over 1910 CROP.
The harvest % oats. according 70 tire
report will b. go .000. 900 bushels. en-
ceedinR the record crop 81 1910 by 10f.-
900 900 bushels n1f last years crop by
s6s. 900. 900 bushels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Youth Dies Of Injuries.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. sept. a.
Hobart Shafer. ~ years old. while
running away from home on a hobo
trip. received injuries when he board
"a freight and fell from tho car that
resulted In his death. When he fell
the wheel cut. on his foot and gan
CREME set In. resulting IN his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Mt~tc Lodge. No. -. knights OF
fyth as. met laFt evening IN regular
weekly session. Several candidates were
given the rank 81 Page. and other bust
ness pertaining 20 the good OF the order
were disposed Of
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Nearly Two hundred At School.

The number or pupils a. the Woods
Gale school T. steadily increasing and
yesterday when ftc roll was called a
VS. found there were exactly t94 pupil 9
"a attendance. This 90 sousidcIr "a 20
De- extra good for the location Of the
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Ef.KrNs. W Va. sept p The con-
tract Tor the citys new incinerafins
plant has Teen signed ana The mater
i1l le OH the ground ~ ia expected
t0 hrfa th- new plant completed in
rlIfrH.aH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

NEW YORK SEPT a--Coppe- FIR,
standards spot is0f7s0. sisctroIvtie
mt1Nc lake i1a 1f1Hc. castinrs
Lad stronF "a tfss1bis. speiter fIrrn
90 - lln 50 Iron strong. 30 d north
eTn fi6s0a ice. No. northern gl6zs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

Mr. McMurdo will give an illustrated
lecture this evening at the buckley NJ
y church. under the auspices Of the
Junior Epworth League. Its subject
VIII be tho Life Of Christ. illustrated
with lantern slides
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Az the Majestic Tbea,er ,o-pIpb, an

~ NIN -HUIVoNIN IIFdIFT TVU -UI al
excellent program will he shown. us
Eors 20 Elm Grove should take ad-
vantage OF a place TO spend the even
ing where amusement is furnished at
The same time that comfort is pro
Yided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
Coffee

III INsoafc1 . fNe lnfe'IIre--er
NEW YORK. sept s-HANre market
adNAnret one-hAlf 20 tAr~~-euarte-s
~ tit IA n~cemh@r closed o~-r.a =,
III 81, March closed offered q, tiS q.
NAY closed offered at tit 81 July
cioreo offered at tis -. RIO No quot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10
WHEELING NTELLIcE NcEk. SEPTEMBER io te1,

eNis: No. ! southern ana No. : south
.rn soit tiesse isTA Lcndcn COPPER
tifm, ssot as is -. futures IT. lss -
i>ocel sate~ IN Is tons. f.cntea IN sa.v.
sroi ttif lee. fltur~. E.fT iardan
.eaa "a. London sreit~r f2s fts Cieve-
Iron Sas strong. ~ \ fouadrY ror,n.ra
sitet1 100. Ne. north~rn N I
scg,hefn- Nc 4 southern soft yfs gS9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

WHEELING. ". Va. Sep, II.
The following quot atoms s,n tn r,..,r.
active Wheeiius stock ar~ corrected
daily for The Intelligence b George W /.
tsron. local broker. ana r. r MARSHALL
manager Bond Department
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Pittsburs Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 3 Is.
The active Fittshuren Stocks. ctl GO tsf
daily Oy A. z Ma-ten s Co. bankers
ana brokers. National Exchange BaqR
building
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. sept 3 II.
ne following quotst ons On tn. more
Nneeins stocks are corrected
aaily for the fnteiiigenc,r by Howard
.iaz-ett q Son. local brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-10

'-=Transfer books close September
zoth for "a per cent cash iviednd pay
able october LIST
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept "a
Range Of active stocks on the New
iork Stock Exchange, corrected daily by
A f. Masten "a Co. Brokers
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Money.

wAqIrrNGToN. sept AT me he
ginning ~ the business today the clrdi-
tinn ~ me United states treasury was.
working balance IN treasury offices.
In hanks and Philippine treasury.
Tho total q the general fund was.
Receipts for Saturday were. $3.50
IA
Disbursements we're faf6ffa2
The donoit 90 date this fiscal year a
ff7fG52t. e. against a dehcit - "a
0f1.2st az this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal
and public debt transactions
NEW YORK. sept Close. prime
mercantile PAPER 81 90 per cent. Fterl-
Ing exchange easy with actual business
in bankers bills ~ ffs3 IS for demand
numerical bills 49,. bar silver s2b
Mexican dollars fsis government bonds
steady railroad bonds steady
NEW YORK. sept Money on call
strong. 7qt per cent ruling rate q.
Tine loans strong a. DAYS Per
cent. 90 days. s. six moths. 5atL
Dry Goods.
NFW YORK. Sept Tho cotton
{ goods market are steady WIEN the fe.
uIri fair f0r che season All goods Hu,
in September are heiuF called Tor ~ ths
iohhinr trades pcrcaies have been re-.
q reived f1r arrlnE on r. basis - 4 cent IA
, p cent o. yard higher than alv months
asn. Yarns are quiet Sllk o. steady
Fancy rough dress goods are IN active
demand
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Cash quotations were a. follows:
Flour steady. Eye-No .. GS. Bar
ley Feed for mixing. asa 90. fair 20
choice mailing. G2472. Timothy seed
rs or IS Glover zeed-fi2 90 u
Il 30. Mess Pork -s1T z5Tl7 35ts
Lard din tierces1 81 17is. short RIBS
-tiooseJ SO S2L
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
Ei' RGH Pa sept Cattle steady
supply 80 carloads. choice s. 2b4s so:
prime s. G5Mg 10.
sheep higher. supply - double decks.
Prime wethers 81 sfft5 900. cuils aud
commons s. 0Cn3 90. lambs S. OoQ
: 80. veal calves. Sii 00Hf2 25
Hogs higher. receipts 30 double decks
81 50 2 so. heavy workers. s. $50
GO: light workers. 80 90. pigs IS OOd
90. r0ughs 81 50ns IS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

Even the old staid East has be-
come alive to the Chautauqua's worth.
The Chautauqua was started in the
East fifty years ago on old Chautau-
qua Lake in New York But it was
the one eastern Chautauqua that
amounted to much. It is the West
that has made the ChautauQua what
II is today. The State of Nebraska
alone has eighty-one summer assem-
bIies. The Redpath-Horner Chautau-
quas number one hundred and thirty
five, all between the Missouri and the
Rockies; there are more than sixty
Redpath-Vawter ChautauQuas be-
tween the Missouri and the Missis-
sippi and the Redpath Lyceum Bureau
manages thirty-six Chautauquas out
Of Chicago That makes a total Of
two hundred and forty. This sum-
mer a ChautauQua system has been
started in the East which already has
a healthy growth
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03

When the Italian Guards Band was
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, last summer,
Cheyenne newspaper printed this
story about the director: "SignOr
Laoerenza's father was the director
Of the Kings Band in Italy. One day
as his band was playing for the King,
they happened upon peculiarly beau
tiful note. The King and Queen liked
it so much they asked that the piece
be repeated, for they wanted to hear
that note again. But the note could
never be found. 1t was lost. Lace
renza's father searched frantically for
it. He beat the air with his baton.
He struggled all the rest of his life in
a fruitIess effort to find this lost
chord. He died without having found
it, and Lacerenza has taken up the
search. That accounts for the spirit
he puts into his work as band dtrec-
tor"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
A JAUNT THU
The HOLY LAND
Belle Kearney Says It Is a
Dangerous JOHTEGJ From
Nazareth to Haitd.

Belle Kearney, the Chautauqua lee
turer, author and world traveller, was
telling a story the other day about
her travels in the Holy Land.
1T was very dangerous" she said,
ito travel alone in the Holy Land
[ started once to drive in an omnibus
from Nazareth of Galilee to Haifa, a
distance of about twenty miles, alone
with the teamsteT-
'sThat was the most terrifying eX-
perience of my life
Just as the vehicle started out
from Nazareth, with not a passenger
in it but me, a man with most for
bidding countenance, holding gun
in his hands, stepped into the con-
veyance and sat on the rear seat.
Mile after mile was passed.
Half way TO Mount Carmel the
driver stopped the horses 1 thought
my hour of doom had come. Dead
stiffness. Suddenly we heard a cry.
My heart stood still.
From the bushes sprang an Arab
with little girl by his side.
s'They climbed into the vehicle and
we pursued our journey over those
charming valleys and up and down
those 1ower-decked mountains to
Haifa.
upon arriving at that village I was
told by the nuns in the Haspice where
I stopped for a rest that when the
Commune of Nazareth learned that /
was to take the perilous journey from
Nazareth to Haifa alone that he had
employed the man with the gun to go
along with me TO protect me.
$50, how often it is in life, We fly
from those that are our best friends.
eve fear, when we should rejoice"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
BELLE kEARNEY, NOTED WOMAN LECTURER.

n a o he
to
n only
delegate of
of
sociological
bshed $4,000 home for INDECENT gentewoen Mis-
this
from Alaska Florida and in foreign countries She has
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