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Thz urpvens administration certain 1v l,slya vary nAuch like dual gov
 ns,xnsnt As l1Mg as NIlIl4tn ten- nIngs Eryun rshtaIDa ln the caninet ne wIr, nvter receive secondary eonsid- erarlon And 1t Is certain that he Will nsver take second pInce unless wherH r,,atom or the law demands Ii.
 Pressdent Wlaon mAnirAsted won .serfnI reRsroaLIy Then he appointed Bryan secretary 0f EIate- He nuat have known that Bysn VIII receive credit for may St inc prFslaewcrthy nrra nt lhe fierluurHtlo Eov%-nnIsnt It Is uue of the privileges of popularity ,a ho credited with more than you accomplish. Bryan iH still pDr ak reliruce the gr&AeeEr democrat In the country m the minds Of the majority ,nr he will he remembered al times gnsn thA president will be forgotten. Rry.,h tamcH nearer being a rItE1o rnlntste. nnnordinw to inc prItiGh idea thuu fny other secrelars or AtAt" -uuId and TT4zt 6snt T-Dsen'S prea- rlxr must sufFer us tIe pTeSttge Of li,nIt+tt mpnGrcn suffers
 Thr ruher selRah te"iine which lr... 1-ntsd FeHry from letting white ma1I acuusnpAnv hIm tp the pole was lo:aur abaent when FTrEidsnt WiAon reached tho highest point of the r-ofI- ttraII world. Wtleun is not afraid of Iraving nonars divided sn l0nK IS llle country has the best Administration h- +ulIEd Flrr IL, The two together ought tu make A magnificent team If they can pull together. II they should ever pull in opposite directions inc zrLit IHIween TaFt and Roosevelt will IauK like l. x+lW1r'I i1cys' tng of WAT.
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PHuH MAJ. NO. A&
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ALlsknu: CcrdcSa oNtHD16S m uuirIu.. IrnaitIun smonx the i"apo- Hit tnwns -nf AlusISA- escAuGa Of rh': Tact thai since misrepresentation 1 municipal tax has been IUeied only one 'I. during Is10 The n1nGys Fs-s&!ve1 Grhm liquor and Other I'censes have been sufficient to maintain 0Er 2; T<ls .nh other municipal necessities When
 1he presrnl .vunoL wax elected. | year AIY. It's platform WaB "eCon"My." Anh white there VAS h geNat%i Hss'rH th1t ' tux be avoid I'd this year lt LlEsLblA there was 2 f0elinG th0t j., e uid l~s,rruly Le mVoIded. Anc PHTt- .ul.tls " tAasor n$ rhe flce tint ne n.,Ins,cr of llquor IlrGnEes iifed ds- rrsasEd from trcn,Y.uvc ta six But uI the meMiRg of the council Ia5I night ndIon was taken which in ef- feet decl9rts thht thcFH VIII De no Lux luYirI under Use present admin i.tratlnn. Tiy exsrctsLnE the ecrlctset possible @coucfnY the preSenI council will cartS ch ihe affairs Nf thG town untlJ ueSt March with the i1E1tted flIEsIe avaiIahle and without tnclrrfnR uuY indebtedness. I&nd 1t iE 6. trlAt- fer nP rTihz, nat oniY to the present officials If the tDWh, srt to all the
 people. tLet Irordova hax never yat been burdcped with any indAbrcdncsG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
SENATE DEMOCRATS
CRITICISE FEATURES,
OF NEW TARIFF BILL
WESTERN SENATORS RAP
FREE WOOL AND SUGAR
SCHEDULES.
Plan to Throw Open Doors During
Discussion Defeated By
Decisive Vote.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The fiShl
for Democratic Tariff revision began
in congress to-day. Conferences a a
party plans. which have held the stage
for weeks past. save way to the first
open steps for the passage of the new
tariff bill President Wilson's person.
ally delivered message. calling uppa
his party associated in both houses 10
speedily enact the party's pledges of
tariff revision. was followed by a eau
Gus Of Democra.ic house members.
which VIII continue for several days,
and in which Democrats Will attempt
to settle their differences and asres
upon support OF the Underwood bill.
Criticism OF many features Of tie
law developed during the day in DEM
ocratic circles in the senate. In q
short caucus of senate Democrats.
held TO consider other matters criti-
cism was voiced by one or two west
ern senators. against the free wool
prov ision. and the sugar schedule pro-
posing free sugar in 1916.
The House Democrats settled none
OF the general tariff questions today
The three hour session was devoted
10 an unsuccessful fight to throw the
| door open TO the public, a proposal de-
feated bv vote OF 167 TO 81. Details
OF the new tariff bill will be taken up
! tomorrow
Senate leaders are still insistent
that the Underwood bill be sub-divided
so that separate votes may be had, ie
/ desired upon the sugar and wool sche-
dulles.
In the House caucus. Representa-
/ tive Palmer. the chairman. made a
vehement plea for letting the public
J know what it's representatives ara
I doing. aligning himself with President
/ Wilson's expressed attitude in favor
OF throwing all these meetings open.
I He was supported by Representatives
| Cariin OF Virginia and others.
Democratic Leader. Underwood, op-
/; posed the open caucus. He said it
! was only a family council within the
party and that IL would be a mistake
to have the differing views exploited
in the public.
The chairman OF new committees,
as recommended by the leaders OF the
three parties follow:
| Ways and Means-Underwood Alar
bama.
Rules-Henry. Texas.
Accounts-Lloyd, Missouri
! Mileage-Bailey. Pennsylvania.
| Enrolled Bills-Whitacre. Ohio.
The Democratic majority OF the
Hetse Committee on Ways and Means
4 viii meet tomorrow TO consider a
program 10 be recommended to the
caucus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
CHAUFFEUR HELD
IN $4,000 BOND
He and Owner % Car That Killed
Young Woman a. Princeton
Have Licenses Revoked.

TRENTON. y. J.. April S.-T1c
automobile license ~ Joseph T. Moran.
of BROOKLYN. y. y. whose car -ln
down and Killed q young woman 80
Princeton last SunIat. was revoked
to-day by the state department e
motor vehicles. Complaint was n1ois
." th' department hy the chief - p'-
'f." of Freehold that Moran's car pa .7-
90 through that town 80 a speed ~
not lees than 80 miles an hour ft
was upon this complaint that the
atrso was revoked.
l. \. Hoffman. % chauffeur who wai
.sfng M" c1r when tho accident nc-
,urrcd. and who was hold without
tail was released to-day in $40 D71
emil His license WIS rr.ol.d 1cst.--
d.-.. Arsr tho accident it BE- aIlc- %
fIr machine lid not stop word w4r
t"toThoned ahead to intercept Ifs Co.,.
rupants Moran and Hoffman AMI they
vsfs arrested o. Sew TrursRfck and
brought hero fpr n ho1r.rg.
N'ran i- 80 iib'rt, under $500 ha.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
REPUBLICANS WIN
AT CLARKSBURG
COLE FOR MAYOR WINS HAND
SOMELY OVER TWO
OPPONENTS.
Rest OF Ticket Goes Through By Safe
Majorities.-Vietory
Complete

Special fIeraf.H 90 tho trteUi-r-rer
CLARKSBJ re. W Va. Apr. So
VIII 49, cole. who served ton coneccu-
tive terms ss CITY clerk. vas chosen
Mayor Of Clarksburg on the Republi.
'fn ticket Boo he annual municipal cleo.
ton today. hv majority Of about
800 over Dr g. s. Flowers. Citizens
candidate and Walter u Jones. So
cialisf tn rest of the Republican
urk"f wIsS Successful hv smaller. but
safe maJorifi's Harry T. Brooks was
chosen Chicf ~ Police. g. O. Finley.
fry clerk Edward = DusIe. street
superintendent. John 80 Knox. CITY
y roasuror Truman = Lynch. Water
Board Member William B Bibbius.
Assessor and William B Oabornc.
School Cummissionrr The successful
candidate for Council are. Patrick
Judge. John W Barnes Charlie VI
Ernest. Charles T. Patton and Thomas
Bpfhm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
WILL DEFER
RECOGNITION
OF CHINA
DECISION REACHED FOLLOW
ING DISCUSSION BY
CABINET.
Will Wait Until Assembly At.
tains Complete Or
ganizatiOn.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The
United States will defer recognition
OF China until the constitutional as
sembly. which met to-day at Peking
attains a complete organization This
decision became known after Presi
dent Wilson had discussed the ques
tion with his cabinet to-day.
On account OF the adjournment oil
the assembly until April L. the for
NAL step which the United States
intended To take today will be de
layed. Only a few countries will ac'
with the United States. most Of the
others who had been requested tC
Join IN the movement having prac
ticaliy decided TO await the outcome
OF the constitutional processes and
elections. which will be matter o,
several months
Secretary BRYAN announced tina,
cablegrams told OF the assembly s
meeting AZ Peking and that tie new
government had made smooth be
ginning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
INVESTIGATING
n. & W. H0LD-UP
Federal Grand jury Busy at Hunting.
ton-SeVeral Prisoners Sentenced.

~r' inI b.-Iatcl % the tnteiI,eer..r.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. April $
The federal grand jury in session TO
dnv BEGAN an Investigation into the
hold up OF q Norfolk and Western
iro .gh' train near Matewan several
weeks ago. but no announcement has
b"on made. 80 as 10 the returning of
indictments \ number ~ secret ser.
Nir" men appeared before the grand
jury in connection win the case OF
tallio Mayo. Huntington woman.
charged with hay,nc raised two dol.
lar bills to ten dollars ". y Simons
WAS sentenced to one year in Lcavcn-
worth pen for rifing mail box here.
Mr. Dud" Tomblin. of Lincoln county.
widow Who haS been accused of
hootl"ErinE. was given suspended
sentence by Judge Keller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
MARTIAL LAW
AT MARIETTA
Az Saloons Closed.-StU Feeu u,na
5,OoO Homeiess.-Coverno
Arrives Today.

~r- ..' Do .ff.I f. ff.. f.ftH ...r...t
MARIETTA. -. AprI Jarti,t
laW was proclaimed TODAY 40 ro1n hy
Colonel Harry - Know. rammYr,l,p.
fh" seventh Rcrimcnt. Ohio Nsffnraf
Guards This action wac usro. Ir,
fo close 40 th. flioons and trer. b,
Eccp 100 mon rrra9rd boo -f.,nir..
streets. a' work UrHoIf lry .nfcrlnr
"nrr If' rDlrf committee Dr. 5000
feeding ht" thua and humsi,.- aud
over t"o hundred homc- arc .ru uu
inhahitahlr ftutfrurr COX md s...
rotary of stat" officials viii arrive
"Wednesday 10 cover Tho situation h.ra
and ascertain thr ncnds OF the flood
sufferer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
MARKED MONEY
IN A LETTER
Was the Trap Ina, Led to the Arrest
OF empIoye OF Philadelphia
Health Department.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April s.-A'
dr,7v letter carr, ing marked money
led to the arrest here to-day OF VIM
stewart. 81 Years old. an employe Of
:hr department uf health and chart
t',~ Of this city. who Is charged wfia
r'phirt- the mails 90 money sent ~
the department bv those charitabiy
o. md anC hv others having busi-
t.~s with the department. Every en-
'.''r of tho department was searched
D.. detectives to-day who sought "a
lind marked money that had been
mailed to fhe city hall last night. Ire
rcncy wdS found IN stewards possess
si"n. % Is charged Even Dr. Joserh
tsff. head a. thr q apsrtment. subm.r-
ed Go tho search ~ thc detectives.
o. f- stated that hundreds Of dol
ius have been lost bv the department
if mail transactions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
WOMAN DIES
As Result Of Exposure During the
Flood. Man insane From
OVcrWork

special Uief 4fch f1 the lnteiiigencer
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. April g.
Another casualty was added 10 those
resulting from the disastrous food.
by the death of Mrs Julia Forbes.
aged 90. prominent resident Of Bel
pre-. Ohio. across from this city. as =
result tf shock and exposure follow
ing her being rescued from her home
ln respousc fo an appeal from Bclpre
fo federal government for aid 10 the
great losses inflicted by The food.
government boat stopped there this
afternoon ana lnff large amount Of
provisions
w. g. Atkins. steel worker. % this
city hcc1mc insane today due 10 over.
work while the food was on and was
taken in custody upon complaint %
members o. his family. Who feared he
would do violence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
AGAIN
CHALLENGES
FOR THE CUP
REMOVES OBJECTIONABLE
FEATURES OF HIS FOR
MER CHALLENGE.
And Makes II Unconditional -
Upton Makes Statement
TO the Press.

LONDON, April S.-Sir Thomas
Upton. the British yachtsman. today
sent an unconditional challenge for
series OF races for the America s
cup and after ten years undisturbed
possession uf the trophy American
yachtsmen must again prepare to de-
fend it,
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge was
cabled To the New York Yacht Club
today through the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club
After the challenge had been sent.
Sir Thomas said to the Associated
Press:
They will now either have To race
or give me the cup"
The cablegram transmitted 10 the
New York Yacht Club reads as fol.
/ lows:
j I have the honor TO inform Won
that the Royal Ulster Yacht Club has
received the following communication
/ from Sir Thomas Upton:
Although our opinions differ from
those Of the New York Yacht club as
| r..
in the Interests Of Yachting and with
view 10 eliminating any possible
source Of di-cord ] shall be glad II
i you will inform the New York Yacht
club that ] withdraw all stipulations
as 10 The size OF the yacht defending
the America cup and I look forward
to % good race with my - fuoter in
1919.
tSiCnedi THOMAS 4. LIPTON ''
W" hat" the greatest pleasure in
transmitting th" FOREGOING and trust
that th" New York Yacht club ViIl
share thr Wow az tho ROYAL Ulster
club that sir Thoml- Iipion has
Z solved the difficulty 100 satisfactory
. manner Iiy separate cibirrram ] am
sending thc formal CHALLENGE.
tSirn"dj "E. = PATTERSON
Honorable Sccro'lr, "
The formal rh1llruor is wordcd pre.
ci-elv as W. tine former challenge
b vi'h the exception of tho clause .fipu.
/ latng tho si1e Of fhn boat which has
been omitted
British yHri/- b,ietr that
f.u'H Sir FIas L,ptou d'oilre- in
. Tine unrcndituu ch1il~rrr hia intention
/ to enter 90 foofer. fhr Nmcrirau ..yu.
b dictate must iuild boat az approNi.
Wafrlt The sIWc lsucfh 10 eyrrri.,
their freedom OF fhc terms given them
hv ~ deed of "in OF competing aith
4 % "H foutcr would here hc cons Idnred
unspurt -manlikc
2 Do" huiiIin. CO O. r'v Shamrurk viIl
rpmmoucr imw.d tt"lv Charles o.
Nialol-ur fh. .r,ht designer ~ Cos.
uur. Er.I..I ..lfrY o.. rr.Iy.. f,.t.,.
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ting a fair amount of sleep.
ROME. April s.-Pope Plus Y has
suffered a relapse. and as is usual in
reiapses. his condition is considered
graver than that occasioned by his
illness of last month. The present
attack began with a fainting fit. and
Professor Marchiafava, the Papal ply
sician. was summoned late last night.
lie visited the Pontiff again early this
morning and several times during the
day.
The official statement given out at
the Vatican simply says:
The Pope is suffering from re-
lapse OF the influenza"
The Osservatore Romano. the Nati-
can organ. published the following of
ficial statement this evening
Since yesterday evening the Holy
Father has been indisposed with a
relapse of influenza. His condition
Is causing no anxiety, but he requires
much rest"
The truth Is that the Pope's relapse
is causing great anxiety. because II
was not expected. and for the further
eason that at his advanced age there
IS che ever present danger of his being
unable 10 withstand the drain on his
strength. During his recent illness. the
Pope was much depressed. but as he
regained his health. this distressing
symptom disappeared. With the re-
;urn OF the influenza. depression is one
OF the symptoms that has again been
manifested
Temperature Over 100.
Today the temperature reached a lit
tie over 100 fahrepheit. which in Itself
IS not at all alarming. but the hear
showed weakness and there was evi
dences OF kidney trouble. The condi
tion known as altuminuria, which fire.
quently accompanies Influenza is pres
ent. indicating nephritis, or inflammation
OF the kidneys
At a late hour tonight the Pope's
condition was said to have materially
improved. partly owing to the fact that
I he had remained in bed all day and
with the exception OF Cardinal Merry
Del Val. the Papal secretary OF state
his sister and a niece. had received
no visitors.
At seven o'clock Monday evening the
Pope retired TO his study. He had
complained of feeling over tired Al
just what hour he was overcome by a
fainting spell has not been learned
but members of the household rushin
TO his assistance realized that his con
dition was serious and became greatly
alarmed. as no physician was present
Father PresdOcimo. the Vatican
chemist was called and administered
stimulants which revived the Pontiff.
Cardinal Merry Del Val. in reply tC
questions concerning the exact condi
tion OF the Pope. asserted that the OF
fetal statement was absolutely correct
y feel sure. said the Papll sccre
tary that with extreme care. helped
by the prayers Of the faithful. the HOLY
Father will he spared long for IN,
glory Of the church"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
FLOOD CONDITIONS
BECOMING ACUTE

MENPlilS. Tenn. April g
Weather bureau officials here esti.
mated tonight That tho hirh water
mark no Memphis of the present Mis-.
sissis iplI River food would Ic ap-
proVim1tclv ono foot higher than the
record Stage az la.f wear. fsg feet
Tonicht 900 of Oh" main lcvecs alons
ff' tnu'ral rcIchsa Of the river with
fhc rNr ptI0n Of the cmhaukmcuf ~
Grave I1tuu. irk witch won't ont
fhis morriuc ur intact. bur the situ-
1ion - hourly lroWinr more acute
Wiai and rain storms moving
s,ro.- Oklahoma fcrichf will hc ger
.'rll over fho river valleys tomorrow
Do is predicted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
Dyr1mite Exploded

N\'O. Ara April = Possible dos.
tru'fiOn ~ Na'o. Sonora. aud the
American town Opposite was prevent
"d. ohou 90 carload OF dynamite wreck.
% it."if ana exploded some distance
Dut ~ >nr1. sonora Tho car haA
boon s'arfo1 down grsde hv rohrIs
fhc apparent purpose being fo destroy
Dl'da.H fedfrIl forces y broken riil
ir supr0.'G fo have caused tho car
fp lctto fIn fra,. The explosion
e.. fef fnr mlss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
THREATENED SPLIT
BETWEEN PRESIDENT
AND UNDERWOOD
DISAGREE OVER SUGAR
SCHEDULE IN TARIFF BILL
Wilson Wants 1t Considered Sep.
arately But Underwood
Refuses.
Intsliigsncsr Bursau.
Washington, d. c.. April q

President Wilson and Chairman
Oscar Underwood of the House. Ways
and Means committee. are near a
split.
The tariff. that issue which has brok-
en- many public men and wrecked some
national political parties. is the cause
OF the present disturbed relations be-
tween the titular head OF the Demo
cratic party and that parties chief leg
islative framer in the House of Repre-
resentatives. The specific trouble be-
tween the President and the Chairman
OF the Ways and Means committee is
this:
The sugar planters of Louisiana have
persuaded the president TO believe that
the sugar schedule ought TO be voted
on separately from the rest of the
tariff bill. The Democratic members
OF the Senate committee on finance.
the committee which engineers tariff
bills through the Senate. have indorsed
the attitude of the sugar planters.
They have told the president that un-
less sugar is voted on separately from
the general bill the whole tariff bill
will be in danger of being defeated.
They pointed out that Louisiana and
Colorado senators could muster
'ibh-h NOtfo w NflfdI Nllt pAll anu
the senators from Louisiana have
frankly said they will vote against
the bill.
No Compromise.
Chairman Underwood favors no
compromise lie has had several con-
ferences with the President. The
latter has asked him to take the sugar
schedule out of the general bill. Mr.
Underwood has refused To do so. lie
says TO do so will upset all the work
he and his committee have done on
shaping the bill TO obtain revenues.
Mr. Underwood pointed out to the
President that in reducing the duty
on sugar - per cea he had Topped of
sS3,OOo.OOO in revenues and had taken
up that revenue in assessment of ar
ticles in other schedules and in the
income tax. He told the President
also that if the general bill passed and
the sugar schedule did not there would
be collected, as result OF the juggling
the different schedules were given.
So. 3.000.0O0 or the amount Of the pres
ent revenue from sugar in excess of
what the estimated receipts would be
il the sugar schedule was left in the
general bill and was passed. MIR.
Underwood told the President he did
not believe that the tariff bill con-
tanning the sugar schedule would be
defeated in the senate.
The tariff bill will be passed over
In caucus tomorrow. II remains 10
be seen whether the House majority
Vill stand by the majority leader or
hy the President The question will
be- fought out there and the future
strength OF both the President and
MIR. Underwood hangs in tho balance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
Woman sunraa. DICTATED

DETROIT ich April Woman
suffrage in Michigan was generally
conceded hopeiessiy defeated in veg
t"rday q election when scattering re-
turns received late TODAY from the
rural districts ~ tho state did not
tend to materially decrease the biC
majority rolled mp against the amend
ment by the early returns It's op.
poncnts tonight predicted a majority
OF af least Hl. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
ONE KILLED: ONE INJURED:
~ FALL OF HVDRo.PLANE

SiN UiEGO Cal. AprI Lieu.
'ora1t Rex chandler. coast artillery
corp. $ 4 was Instant, killed
foG1N and Lieutenant Louis W Vrers.
'on. 4 a. vas badly hurt iu the
iaIl of a hfdroacrop'1ue in the hav
The accident occurred neat Fort
Ec-"crane So far mo- explanation oi
thc accident has hcen obtainahie The
vrcchar" ~ the plane stlll vas in tho
bay late to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
soorLEeeER GETS
500 AND 30 DAYS

Spe .s uetHtrl ~ Che In;crirencer.
ClARkSRURG W. Va April -
On pleading cuiItv today TN the fed
cral district court here. Gilbert Gordon
% negro. of TarHcrsburg. was fined
500 hv Judge DAYTON and sentenced
20 scrvc thirty days In the Wood coun-
tv iail for hootlccEnc The Aprii
term W the court opened this morning
without a grand Iuy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
S1,OOO,OOO
Wi! Be the Loss, APPROXIMATELY. Of
Huntington as Result Of
the Flood

special ui-r ascn 10 tho Gnt.uigeu..r
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. april s.
After a careful canvass Of the situa-
lion representative Of Bradsf rect -
Mercantile Agency announced today
that the total loss IN Huntington
would be- approximately one million
dollars. The damage 20 manufactur-
Ing plants and mercantile establish
ments will he about s3s0.G0 whiic
Tho greater loss will be- on residence
property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-09
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