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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

puus are being made Tor o 81
Patrick's party &C. he given the even
ing OF ~ pauiok's dag.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

LOCAL WEATHER. report
for "a hours ending az = q. M,
March s-Maximum tempera.
ture. IS degrees; minimum. IS.
range ~; az a. m. eS; east
Winds. partly cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

Tho talk which br Evelyn FriS
bee was tu give nest Monday evening
has been postponed for the time be-
lax but win take place IA the hest
future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-08

fising~ Doing Tonight.
Better moving picture shows
than you see In New YORK and
Philndelphia--aud that's no lie.
Fraternul Union OF America
meets az 1sf5.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
Narrow Escape Of Motor Party

Nj. q. a. Hammond and a party Of
guests that included Mayor MAedon-
aid, O.. Hsfold GiipAtfic and T.. &.
Rogers narrowly escaped serious IN.
Jury last Thursday when the chautief,
Joseph Lafrow, for an instant lost
control Of the large seven passenger
Pope Hartford car In which the party
were returning from the Hammond
farm Ia Hampton.
The car was coming along the state
highway in Abingdon when some ob-
ztaele Ia the roadway caused the front
Wheels to quickly s@eNef and before
the driver could gain eentfol OF the
machine 1t ran into dieh and hufdl.
cd n acarby wall. Three Of the oecu
pants were thrown out but as The soil
was soft and soggy they were not in
juFed although someeha shaken up.
The car was slightly damaged.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
Erm Ems lsz saaGsI
gsss Of srinau s.ss. fisens sssssmsf
Lsf.eeta

eaem aH EnaasE a r.
erar u ~assH5ee estszer
are 81
ssassnss faaa ass- ls 81 as als
a eus- eas -aaa1 sse-aal r.
Aal 5es-u Gel aus Ils- Sos ufsalsls pas
ual ms s1s taau 30 pee 1@ a
slssl y b 5ls - essaeB
H. E5aues sas s - supser asa.-
ses ~ sas - ( ~ .ilsr disposition
apo aic u8 ulate f-IsBas sua Hia
w1ac vst o. ag1c 81 use B8af Hue tis
lrfssreIsf lr 1lalgassa a. ueas=- Ha'es--
lssnss. o .as z'iflsakas Essfz-setHAtlr
aso 1Br years ilsc assr ssaaeaa sr -Lss
ssseooc E5pfE HsEa1fBsse eauFeI aue > -
: seasau aa ~ nHga ezI#et lssHpss -
refuoesc s. Fu1nam A. slrzsss
r.ss.f suaglsl yuoae af1ses Dut ssDE ~
4aI.s-sssa IL ~ aHasfs 81 E1s eaig- ~
bac tus ~. l1s u8euz Sc ha D01lfe snf-
rguu1e8 tsf hie fn7u arc eFJgYs1c
ggsc ssadlaE. 1ue asaza o. n KID
ns5 esuas as sa-Jg-lss o. fsx lssu51is
sBes lha BE- va an ggsr tssaa1t-=
a. E5aHes as gpzu - tslDu re-.
-. ~ az.e1sGee 4ue pupiie
seagss s tss-u sas y ssaEasszu tlIs
fsfsfses y as le8srssc ans 54s sssprzssea
euasE. y ia 9azasrs lusuuss Dllslassss
arle sDtf1 aesec 81 sussssssfu p s1e
..aa aaAez4ea sgase 3srsa aee PEARS agr
$ aist .6aft f.fsgyf. atagalsf u esu-
~ f1r8u 81 LIZ pag4as epagaa
s.aaE 80 We dlec s3lDs Fsass aEp
~ Rzauef se3noz - e1za tas faazi-
. = p.zzszs1a "a zszs aa1 Started liz
8sfutee uest s18et IL euneue1se
- = ~ fus u 1zls aealnz s9us
9sart agg u ss9t Ia 500 IKE psr-usf-
stap aoa LIE fffa ne,ns Nas N9sess
Lsonsg d son ~ sop. Ei1sr af.a
auses onuEtse-s Mr.. IS beard.
Mn Eg5s a3,aes. aud Miss F.fufus
Eaarsg sros-ae a. sae }s9ae ira
. egrssss 2as9 ssstsa Etaa1eias-
aseu-
fuastoa 49, sesa sese TIC 1ais
y ssseeaea asssfag9n a. 80 . COCO.
- = = -utgea! afsle1e4ag. B2s-a.
y as 3 fasa
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
A MESSAGE TO WOMEN
Who Are Just Ready 70 Drop

y
When you are lust ready 10 DROP
when you feel 80 weak that you can
hardly drag yourself about--and be
cause you have not slept well. you
get up as tired-out next morning az
when you went TO bed. you need help
Miss Lea Dumas writes from Ma
lone. n. Y. saying Il was in bad
iy rundown condition for several
weeks but two bottles Of Vinol put
me on my feet again and made me
strong and well Ninol has done me
more good than all the other medt
oines | ever took"
II the careWorn, rundown women.
the pale. siekIy children and feeble
old folks around here would follow
Miss Dumas example. they. too. would
soon be able To say that Yinol our
delicious cod liver and iron remedy,
had built them up aud made them
strong.
II is a wonderful. strength creator
and body-builder. and We sell IL I'M
der guarantee OF satisfaction. You
get your money back IL Vinol does
not help you.
r. s. For any skin trouble try our
saxo Salye. We guarantee 1t.
j. +. Donahue, Druggist, Putnam,
Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
j. Pniiff Enwd

I'm ! tst ss9.l - os9 ~ e ft--af,s-
fsa1tas 49, ~ ee,aseasas q 4ssalF
elsfalag Prayer q Z. &C. azaaaa
1s sisa "a 80 e. $50 =aszaa ssrszes -
hsoaesesa eszeg = fge 9sz4a
eosfes- EasoaHr Pfa9sfss - esls
- seas 81 Hasef q etssx II -
5ef8 ICES On -anes3 "a usaaz = ~
40 = 49, =.soaz seag9I = eaaa
TIE eseflng 1aaekskI s5og osg le -
- DsY k5g TAI a9e 0lal
DyfnY Acfenf. salea .egzus tine
Sunday TIE -saaeg se;soeH essungs
a8ls f1oss - a. The e8osr -49daf
s9aools - ~ o49eese. ~ll ~ V ~ =
oa5ld e ehgteb u Ylslsnele. This
aaige6 offering e - aanuaI custom
sd ofls y . aIea lais e. 3fea ass oea-
sfgeG ~ It2s "a /
81 Altar Casptef = eslHg formed
he sasfD Defs ring mostly F0gfgsf
commandments U pf9t3cs rex sisf3y
~ To- care u LIE sanctuary.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28

s..s g..s..e.....z ,..+s,-.. az. ,..,,,ss -
-. $780, .s.....y a.. 5.-e.,s
49, ss.....e 49, .s...s, ,.zs,e.4ssg ss.s
60. as. s.s... -. @-,ssss= a..
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s...... -. =. -. -. +-...... -.
49,. l.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28

Rats defended q eomrade al Hun
gefford near London England. Oh a
recent night An engineer at the Hun
Rerford Outfall works 81 the London
Sewage system struck large rat
when making his rounds Immediately
scores Of rata appeared and attacked
the man lereely. tearing al his trou-
sers Taking 10 his heels, the man
vas pursued b. the animals for sey.
efsl hundred yards
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
TaA ga Spain


F8ss RIVE gDEehf - e3SEtt bNfg VIZ
4Igmaas QEs
Tt following from 10 Vast Hsrlfofd
paper s4li te y Interest " Putnam
readers a. u Ass Dag0sd IA nsil known
here.
hlss Kalsa r 0sgyo1 u Fast Hsrt~
ford pfpFsa 3 very Interesting eptsf-
tsipsf ~ lAs NESTING - TIE Mount
H9ls0ks Aisfnnae Association II Hart
ford apd tit4nlgy .egafGsy sftefBo1n
~ TIE Gsolef Ch4fea house bliss
Osg~yd sas IaemDef " party 81
gegfsSts isst summer which iHei 8ded
Mas lssieils CefniDg II Essg Hart
ford. 8iss Clara + Amss u Eoston,
aad hlss l4alfA u bakef u p1teh-
DQfg. 4 uIp "ss taken through epsin
ard Eiltea5 and Il a. u tbis lnp
that sslss Dszo9g spike.
TIE PIE fesg .5sness sna historical
aall8aiiJ ~ ep3lD MAS dec fiDed en.
tenaimnxgl D8t llie subtle g8ips u
the ste aef @bien bfoaKht cut the
p3iIoasi eH t9H " mind u the
spaniatjs 4ete iefieshiag ana pleas.
lHR f9t gaslaHee absu il = as suz-
Rested - % s8lz 8sBN9mao that 80.
eieig taf lpe pfss euti0D u cruelty =
sHiums D. started, The -psnlsfds
Jumped AZ i5e lhinx ~ilh tie pf9posi.
ton that a Duii 6zht be held ii order
v fslse funds for the proposed society
Then sgaia, suid Miss osgood, al.
though talif0sd travel las improved
"a tie past ten years, the Spauiafds
d9ut know how 70 make coffee and
taeY have not Learned how y hang
Their clothes. Clothes pins are nov.
elite there. cows milk Is unknown
iG Ephin, she said. aud dtoles d goats
afe driven about by their owners aud
the milk from the goata Is sold from
house to bouse. 40 mlddiemen there
aadfidi the capital, Is ealied Tires
months Inferno and a nine months
hlbsinla, saeh is the weather
Miss Osgood waved snthus.a sll'
@hen she spoke Of the splendofa Of IA
nous Alhambfa castle ia Grenada ans
tie wonderful scenery in every come
Of the Spanish peninsula. The IA,
The children are brought up there sh'
said IL worthy Of notice. Young ladies
are not seen on the stfeel after dark.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
Adgeut Christian Church

sunday sef,iees-mofnins seffee At
1910. sunday school II noon. evening
service at 9 eI8es
There ali ~ 10 prayer meeilng this
week on account u the MON flsnEs-
giving service Al the Aelnodbl Episeo-
pal Church IS Wednesday evening
Rev Nj stories sebleei for sunday
incoming @iii ~, WAIST IL something
Bsleer Than Living 81 Dying
Willing service viii b. the sub-
eel fof TIE evening.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
sabe,4ia Epis.Apzl Church

4 8Bl0s JhsDsssis ing seSfiee viii
- he'd lf ii3ss eilsfet1 Tia evening al
- oelDek Esefgobs cordially IN
,Its1.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
4. n. {. Iien Church

Mission HAL, Talefn Bioek, Front
street. Christian EndssFof Al 80.
sunday etsHiag sermon 10.
f-@fsAees 81 Usgai.
sunday 5eboei Al =. m
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
Peuteosslal Church Of the sazarene

Services vii oe held sunday after.
noon II oeioek. conducted - Rev.
II. = Brown.
Putnam patriot., 1913-11-28
Obituary
- Aaksane

83ee &afa bsaassa se fsass.es
away ae sss eg Aea u
asss ngeae y - a.zsef 1a ssHo y.
s-9epe aoz yasa festef 3 oae
sg6ee seeu az esl
s. ss lzeaael4 - - 9as 81 8sls r5eaH
- sasa - 33s9eas ase 1fEpesa =
4 fssseaaa fseaoe8s aas IS - r ,5.a-
~ faes lHm q tlle ossa5sefs u islls
ssfKe fste 8se9 " feaeb maturity
ss5.e ssYsfsa aaks - " - ~ as-e-
- age 16s fsall8 ss9eee ~ Pstfgsfg
p4sa9 Yeafs sgg afs tsss sanes teea
sslsalafs45s s5sb fi.s sagsfssts n TAG
eatY SOC ss ktseea y aloss = ~
der fesaaeofs
s1ss I<seoei4 oas aeseesaee from
s.ossss u t85e esf aess ssttlsfs y Nv
Eag5aaa seastsI = - sssssggfs bay
- agg4s ~ iSszs9i<gl1 y sss - tss
1ss4 haf - ia a. e8teself esegat3
- patefpsI zfaDdfstbsf, Assiss8
2fenzoaa. 4as E sozGtef 81 Tie kesDz
5gllossfy va.
1sasAaes hsf sls.af Ma @ipos. Niss
llseDssa = sassi8sa ~ Dfgfhsr. vii
15sas II 1>eseess = Dstsfa1ise Mas
sDs ~ lsfss ngHsI4f u saeDes AID
n*psss @s
kgnsfsI seffsees Yefe e9,s9 ~
- ~ i.sy Geofss y Stanley
q tas Methodist eilsfeis - ne istsas
I.oftss. "Wednesday sfEsfnD2p 81 tao
ae.oek Bgas Hss n GfoYe slfeet
oslgsgefg
leha ssessn
JDiIu Mo S AZ. y - bas bes9lifoi
SUMNER fesiGsoee Ia Essuof9, sad
a4o he vel koo~a ~ thls seeiipo,
aisg Il Yls home ~ Lynn, Mass ges-
i@s9@y iis YRS bonn Ia Dgsael, sees,
Ised sne came H. tbls county 10
iss5. Aftsi iising lB New f0fk state
- fsHssse4 ~ Lynn shout thirty fiss
sesrs sso aDa started e she factory
fs later started movement which
sesUllsa ~ Organizing TIE Lynn &H-
laai taDk aHd later tie Lynn fsafe
tlslsssii sad 1tasi company. he tad
Teen president sna director " both
stues their organization. rome teafs
$40 he msfflea kilss Asne psHli, tbir-
s. tean bic junior bliss Paall lived
- siis siela.ty ~ iinaf0fd uls atfe
s8a et5e bfolhei sQfs4ks.
Efaest 81 0sge
Finest "a Duge, -, died 81 the
i.efas 81 bis sislsf dts esiia Bfode8f
1sfnsou street. last night lie lived
ia Putnam up 70 few gesfs sge nhef
90 went t. Worcester lie vas a suf
fefef ffem pulmonary uoubls ~hiei
caused it's death. lits father an
mother both died 30 lbls city and onii
lwe sisters. 1n Bfadsaf sad Mls
Antonla r. 0aRs survive.
Mrs. Lucfeiis Cunningham fiowleit
Ms i.uefetla Cunningham llo8ist
VAS the dsBgbtff 81 Peter aud salt
Cunningham hud RfaaadauRhtef @
Peter Cunningham, sea captain
sriaiH Cunningham married Lucfe
Tia Plefpont IT Boston Nho inherited
large ttaet ~ land la Arlington iron
John honry, one ef the pfopnetoss q
tie Mastmaqaet Purchase. eaptaii
Cunningham left hls So fafing life
settled in Abingdon snd bull TIA
iafge thfee.hlaty house, nov the sum
uief home " Df. 3oodfldge Of New
York.
On the msteTbsl slide she was dies
eended from captain Iebedish Ingalls,
noted for his Revolutionary service
Mrs Hewlett WA one Of large cir
Gle Of cousins most Of whom she sur
yiyrn
lief kindly disposition, gracious
manner. keen sense of humot, cheer
lulnesa under adYetsitlea, and nuself
lab, generous nature Won her many
friends.
Oat OF her very limited means shs
gave within two yents slo0 for the per
pclual care Of The graves Of the Gun
ninghnm family IN the old bufyins
ground in Abingdon.
Mrs. Hewlett Vas a COMMUNICATE Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

NEW YORK. juno cf-Ioudou
called a GiEh"r range Of prices for
Anl'tioau st..r~ TODAY and N.~U traG-
lag began IN the home market the IN
t-rnttiorl ISSUES ~I"~ro~Hed with g-r-
era. gai.s. amounting - a point 't
move 70. tr."u I..riH-. -. Pau. "a t-
ciar Pacific a:i Araals0Mt'-.. tor"fsu
ma ksfS We're ir-..Esl to SiE. ana grad
er= cooked Ni'h some SUSPICION gI"u
t. rise %: Americans =. London.
t.c.sh-. uiou "p'rttors from '1lS
vGfa uIyiuE orders for perhaps -'.'n'
ss-a"ss. - tr.l-r~ here Veg, not v'I.-
rs -p follow -. Est upWat'- They
Eoit sto.k- instead. ami .I-u'-g pf---
swiftly va".-E-. S'r'Hia'tN" leaders
taEg@a .u-1. hey were on- O. 'H.
points below zee caller high prices
lie market thereafter was lr-esuitr.
Ni'h Glow. Ia.'rtI movements .4: de
heavy .rlert.tre. EcEG.rg. steel.
Smeltinc. sew York C~.r,-al. Beet
t.-a- aal I.oIis,Ills were drr-assei a
POINT ~ more .eioN :c-'.g.- s. close.
VILE 60. t.:i. eHcr- 81 tas recent
ri-- has uot been .ntIreit lost. - v1s
e~..!eut that s-uti'r,H. n-s u..'t.'--
Irl4e l"1r.Sa, sv ff- .- ,.-. errF. proc
:essIor~. operators. whose dealings
co-pose' 't~ ts!> = business. T"tai
sale. ---.srT s1Arss
Bonds v."iie4 a.. around. We 81
L'-..- a't san f~rar,s' fs-4's : o-r-
tx % ~! rettfn~ss Totai sales.
I :. .-...s w"f" .rr"s~Erl Oh call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

During re past - hours thunder
storms occurre4 over most OF the north
ern portions % tne country. attenacd oy
high winds IN sections OF the Ohio VAL
ley.
Tie press.res are higher over N Al
lhrtic sections and they continue low
oNcc the country west of the M.Szis-ippi
conditions wrici favor continued .isn
temperatures IN this s@ctiHn The tenn
icratures are moderate. however. west
of tie Mihs!ssippi valley
Generally AR and cvatinUed warm
weather - N Heated FOR ms section to-
night -ni Friday
Loca. data H'ehcS. temperature yes
terc1y. ~ degrees. lowest laEt night.
- degrees -rinfali. $50 vird for TWO
minutes AZ q. rste Of 40 miles per hour
from the southwest.
frvEAB.
Good r1-S 1re: tie upper portions
% the watershed VIII ,a1.Se the Onto 20
rise slowly ir 'ha j st-ict fc- the rsxt
two OF taree DAYS
~. =. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

COLL TUJS o.. rune W5~o
Probate Judge flnck d%crIlcd fpdnv
'hf' Tho h1hv o- q r Wri.rov Who
3D.. failed 'o provide Tor 30 should DO
turned rrcr fo mo r-1uf~,ofhcr for
Weeping Whitney hogan ~ swear AZ
ffr court BE was ordered arree.ed
'cr contcmr' and 20 required ha'f y
dozen police ~Ncera 10 take him ~
'7t where ha VII -er1in f-r 70 week
Wii.nrr 60 1r advocate Of the recall
90 gGd.c.sl decisions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 26-Incressing Of
fers OF newly harvested wheat here and
southwest today gradually wore the
market down The close. thouEh steady.
wss !, To = = under last night Corn
advanced = to iac, oats UNCHANGED TO
"a lower. a-d r-ov. si"ns varying from
ga decline To q gain Co. A sEs-e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

'IH .rr 1--WE -s .Hat-e ra-
.s' I.t... 40 rfrI I q 2
'... f.HHrlr ."f.. .rf... 90
.a f.n.' .I.~tH Oh ~
IHf rHI.r ... rrsf l.
NJ " Ma
- .. r.... .f ..- Hff t. ....f
Wr.t-' sfrnfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

DO ..r-t r court rrd sN morning "a
u sw"'. ir tt 'h~ prssitirs JaiEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

7 -. % '~cu"af.'H raVe F0hr
\ Ni''n". so contract To- ~g1;I'.rP
80 i-.-f.i-- ': t.e WaTwood ana Love
i.-0! Schools N NifrlrV oNper.e O.,
srIrt N zee Io",larI 500! H.N. wrek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

Hiiss ,;--' U--rt .: Warwood vas
ntr"tei q ~ Fred Lcf.wNrrr. =
Nlg'rr. B..tp. Essf-r'lv The ~ latuv
W reli 90 no irila's bono IN We.
wood delicious rCs--S wsrts wee
served. Ih- couple .sr' ou a For.v-
moon f-iv g.. ire est
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
WELLSBURG

The Prestyt@-nn and the Methodist
sunday fcs"ot BASEBALL t-aTrS PLAYED a
gene On Thursday evening 81 Murich
- en-; u 'he TViI sht PusebaiI ciun
eighteen or twenty new houses are
49, "nilt AZ he betee bottom COZ
niTes on O ztl = - ground betwee the
I.n FiL1,e ~t'aCf-n En>s 3ui ,he tracks
": he j \ C. hy -ra,',~ Great M
IioE"t' e.'s g ne On a. 20 N re neces-
- t9e lui-c NJ o. additional houses
Iny l., netting % TIRE Missionary
the summer WI te u.lG a. the home 90,
as " O. Jacob. - P.sassr; avenue.
~ Friday evening
nSi.~ - H.. has been created a.!
along ire inc % ne Tr-S'sta Gas
c'nTary nc 1ert 20 the notice ma: gas
Protests arc borg made IN some - ;ne
,.w aud CITES. The Fas company
Ei,es =" 4 :"--cu &: the davanc- g
'reise ~ opening up new nei1s. etc.
Deeds Recorded.
r. nee es'aLe ., }.
ga'et Conr~r lf'h day Of MaTch. I9i3
,-2. % 90 s-'ur'c 30 cross Geek DIS
60 G,ss a.. Manufacturing com
.a', - city a. Ns!..tY.E 80. lAs -
,..-k. Il'a 81 lots OF 'he ci'y 4 wells
j. 2 .Flan AID. ;ra't.c raui. hts wife.
IS 81 a.. - kIase- is'E 81 June
II Mana, - x 70 Frank z.hs-l.
g.: 70! . Boo" " Va io' - s. lure
f.Hders supp, ,-mTa-y 90 Katc
u rtr HI Friaurtrr. - "a lure ri
1919 JET so - co. no Fev.rth sds.-
p" 'Hc 'rf ual rrua - ~roiBusic..
Tho NV mect',r 49, Brooke county
I-' "Il b.. held ,r .Fsf. .
f'l.r young IA - ard several
n ..t ro. 4at' srts oil. f-t-.r, ~
10 81; tHe suUrser telm . now y SIS
Eare F.,k.sc- ~ rroox.,- y.
q o. -.f.fH- ~ 'he -7Trr g Mo-
I'D ron y aNfGs.r - '~'-ef..s .t-rr.
u '- f'.'- Lat an g.. 1.nru- those
f ffe- au ' o. Hs'ha-- roneFs fo~ $50
r.~e. " l:,ou and - r-.,~. .
70 ''H f" ~ s-s g. s'-o-. % -. .,--c
..ff W vs. l-a. 80 IIeas
,fr su1 sfrs , Y u.cse, SRI .,rrp
20 rst1"rre nf - T'et~-.Ir4rg f4.e
rel t' auto Co.. sre-. 90 erfr~,e- .-
f1e't ..rwer Hfrc
.iN ."rN. l4.I o. '4.-s -..
- Iet aHm" Go T.,ts.r-
~lIsr-iAse lie
On ~ rit',hursr. "a ~
H1l F"rri Morton. % r.i re
3D.. o. Hs-7o,'. OF. ucms-,e,t g.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
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Will Open Bepoh.

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about cleaning up the Wsrwood bath
ing beach Wednesday Afternoon there
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Arizona republican., 1913-04-10
Arkansas and Tennessee Now Facing Crisis With Waters Rising Above the Dykes and Inundation Threatened MOmentarily
RAINS ADD TO
 ONCOMING FLOOD
Hot Springs Resort Suffers Damage From Worst Flood in Many Years With Six Inches of Rain Added.
IAssocIArEp PRESS plsrArcHl

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 9.-The levce at Wilson. Arkansas, fifty-five miles north of Memphis, broke early tonight, according to a report received by the St. Francis levee board. The manager of the Cumberland Telephone company at Osceola. Askansas; report ed al six thirty tonight the water was running over the leVee at that point and the embankment was in immedi- ate danger of collapse. The situation was also reported as critical at LuxOra, MOunu City and WyanOke, Arkansas.
 After day of tOrrential rains and strong wind, one levee gave way be- fore the flood water in the Mississippi today. At half a dozen other points and a desperate fight is being waged to hold the turbulent waters within bounds with the odds favoring the wa ter. It is admitted that levees are weakening and the water is already at an unprecedented height and pound ing against the dykes with increasing force. A break in the levee near Will son, Arkansas, which went out tonight is said to be due to the desertion of one hundred and fifty negro labOrers With a roar that was heard a mile or more a hundred feet collapsed and by q narrow margin the workers along the leVee who had kept up the fight to the last minute. reached places of safety. When the current hurled through the rapidly widening gap, frail negro cabins were tossed about like playthings and -ir1 n11t f1,, be ascertained all the inhabitants in the immediate proximity of the break escaped. At a late hour tonight the gap was about three hundred feet wide, and the leVee is crumbling fast
Arizona republican., 1913-04-10
Seeks Control 0f
 FWedmQnm Cuye
 FOy Tuberculosis
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl |

ST LOUIS, April 9-Dr Albert Won his attorney in New York to apply for an injunction to restrain Dr. Friederich Friedman of Berlin from closing a contract with any one for the disposition of his tuberculosis vaccine. in case pr. Friedman should attempt to put the remedy on the market Dr. Von Hoffman claims a prior contract with Dr. FTiedmann for the commercial rights of the vaccine and today gave out an alleged con- tract This is dated october "A, 1912. and reads as follows
 .'Dr. F. F. Friedmann has invented a new cure for tuberculosis and ap- piled for patents in the United State for same Albert Won Hoffman, a citizen of the United States desires to acquire the rights and privileges of this patent. Won Hoffman will pay thirty days after such discovery is recognized by the medical congress in Berlin and Vienna as an absolute cure for tuberculosis. the sum of one hundred thousand dollars and sixty days thereafter Won Hoffman agrees 1 to pav the sum of nine hundred thousand dollars.
 Accepted
 "DR. F. F. FRIEDMANN."