davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

oaorna appears to be ready to throw the fat into the
nre by eliminating those sections of the Anti-aen Land
BIZ that would bar aliens with money to invest and in
euomg those clauses that would bar aliens with money
70 earn ana making the bill frankly against Asiatcs
th uove OF peace that had begun take heart will
nave further excitement. If Toxic objected to bill
na' ohy barred Japanese from land ownership by in
,efe"ce' no" much greater viii it object to bill that
the bush?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

Inc fourteen representatives who yesterday wthstood
the pressure being brought upon them by interested in
dvlduas and retained attorneys and voted carry out
the plainly expressed desire of the public that the Kau
lam Park Bill shond pass deserve the praise of the
muny That the fourteen will be joined by least
other today and the report of the minor
NY OF the land committee adopted almost certain
haweweh Is one to whom the public has looked to carry
on' ms duty Yesterday for some reason or other he
spped We expect to see him emerge from the ruck of
the Kaniho-Kalakea bunch when the motion TO recon
slider is put this morning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

1t is announced that German scientists have invented
artificial milk, but the secret like Doctor Friedman s
serum, has not be revealed The cowess milk is said to
contain everything that regular milk contains and is
subject to the same changes II be used for making
butter and cheese in the way It's difference lies
in its cleanliness and in the fact that it can be made to
order Every mother knows that there is vast differ
enee IN the milk of different and that while
kind of cows milk will make the baby fat another kind
wall make 1t sick Hence the modified milk, the purified
milk and the stefzed milk that darymen advertise and
charge extra for. vi. ='at4>sl +"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

The local organ OF the Foresters is issuing an appeal
to the Forestes the United States to help
e tafih on sugar to extent that will prevent the de-
Saue'on Oh hawaiis main industry and the wping out
" roreS'v IN the Islands This is something other fra
'ernai orders might well take up. With Hawaii the
Question OF sugar tariff is not one of politics and is
concerning which there is no call for delcacy
n' iiawa' and the majority of people in the Islands
e sugar 'arl question of commercial life or death
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

Violet Carter of San Francisco figured and whose
should have been used THE Advertiser regrets very
much the error and the unpleasant noorety which its
mistake has brought to Miss Rand whom apology is
hereby made,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

most regrettabe error appeared in The Advertiser
YESTERDAY morning when the name of Miss Violet Rand
of New York. tourist who to the city with ire.
proachable references and letters of introduction was
used in connection with police court story in which
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

So International long-distance skating race in
h;,o g. "uSSian entry took strychnine to stimulate
ro,ver h.. t''' The drug is said to sharpen the will
Who b.va carefully avoided by dogs eats and rats
~ '-' ambition to reach a ripe old age.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

state that the South Pole is land of per-
1 '''eHct captain Amunsdens discovery has re-
800 Spol where laxative politicians and militant
sufirasettes can be safely harooned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-22

1VOne roosevelt is publishing his autobiography
"'"'" we CLEAN that much of his forcefulness and
ability was inherited.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-05

]
5000 Jas. r. Short, lots 40, block
35-$060 Dutton Joseph, S. Il Of
lots 9-10-1l-l2, block 5S-$0.6O. Cy-
/ rilla Leabo, lots 5-6-7-S. block 50
! S120. Geo. r. Brshnels. lots LIZ
block 39-$058. irene Huntsucller
! lot 2, block 39-SO.20 Chas. Green
I field, lots 5-6-7-8, block So-$l.l6.
Anna Z. Parker, lots HIP, block 90
$1.5S. Arthur Mcshburn, lots $40,
block 40--S15S. Anna E. Parker,
lots rs, block 4o-$a5S. F, r. n.
Rogers, lot I, block 40-$029. A. A.
Bairne, lot II, block 40--S029.
South Beach.
! ]. ]. Bulls, lots i-2-3-4-5-6, block /
-S5.43. l. c. Copeland lots 5-6-7-9,
/ block 2-Ss.S0. Celia Bulls, lots IL,
block $3.50. ]. J. Bulls, lots SO,
block 4-$2.90. Unknown, lots 2-3,
block 5-$1l6. ]. ]. Bulls, lots 1928,
block o--$2.lS. Lee Doty, lot 4, block
6-S2. l8. c. B. Crosno, lot 7, block
6-$0z3. Mary A. Logan, lot 4, block
z-S0.23. Katie Schribold, lot 7, block
sag. Z. {. Copeland, lot II, block
I--Sl.45. Sarah A. Brassficld, lots l.
s, block 8--$l.45.
South Newport
Anna Juergs, lots S-9-10-l1-12, block
2-Sl45 Anna Juergs, lot II, Block
$500. w S. McFaddcn, lot 9,
Mock 4--tS1Z0 Anna Juergs, lots l.
2-3-5-6-78-10-12, block 5-$2.6l. An
IA luergs, lots | to Il inc, block g.
$5.48. Anna Juergs, lots 1-2-7-10,
block Oslo. 7. A. Bell, lot 3, block
9-S0Z0. Jennie Arnold, lots As.
block Q-SD.5S K. A Burbank. lot g
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Continued from page .

block 6o-S09S. John z. Halliday,
lots to inc, block 70-$0o9. John
E. Halliday, lots to 8 inc, block
7l-$0eS. John Z. Halliday, lots to
s inc, block 72-S999 John Z. Hal
liday, lots to inc, block 73-$198.
John T. Halliday. lots to 8 inc,
block 7s-S098 John T. Halliday,
lots TO s inc. block 75--$0o5.
PaEher's Add to Yaquina.
Luke O'Brien, lots IL block l.
S024 NJ NJ. Davis. lots SO. block l
-$0.24 John Priest (Hcirs Of, lots
rs. block 1924 j. ~ Stark, lots
o-l0, block l-$024. Allen Parker,
lots 1916, block l-S024. William
Peek, lots l-3, block 2-$02A ]. N.
Stark, lots 20, block 2-$024. Jas.
O'Niel, lots ~, block 2-$O24 Luke
O'Brien, lots ll-l2. block 80 "a.
c. c. McConner. lots 2-3-4-5, blocl, 3
-S04S. S. G. Irwin, lot g. block g.
S0l3. Robt r. Reid, lot 9, block s.
sob. 6. G. Irwin, lots s 10 IA inc,
blocl. 4-S984 ]. n. Stark, lots l-3-
4-l2, block 5-$J4S. ]. VIM. Wills,
lot I. block 5-$O.13 7. ]. Buford. lot
6. block 5-SGl3. NJ. M. Davis, lot
10 block 5-$013 Elias Harris lot
CHcirs OF. lois 1910, block SAT-
]. N Stark, lots IL, block G-IQ-2+
Elias Harris, lots "a, block 6-$)24.
M NJ. Davis, lots SO, blocl, 6-$924.
Rocna Elder (Heirs Oh, lots 9-lO,
block 6-$024. Luke O'Brien, lots II
II. block 5--$024. john Priest (Hcirs
of, lots 1914 Block 6--$324 Ailen
Parker lots 1910, block G--@)24 Al.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-05

! DIock z-$O.lU. Chas. NJ. Rcdd, lot
10, block 2-$0l0 N. Z. Bennett,
lots IL, block $500 Elizabeth L.
Rash lots As, block 5000. Robt.
Z. Gardinur. lots rs, block 5000.
Mrs L. A. Smith, lots o-l0, block g.
5OZo r A. Freeze. lots HIP, block
3-SV.LJ; nj. kroshland, lots 1914
1910, block 3--$0.59- II. L. and !. T.
Reed, lot |, block 4-SO.10. Allison
Brenham, lots 2-3-45-6, block A.
So. s.. ]. Barber, lot 9, block A.
S0 lO. John ]. Newbegin, lot 10. block
14-S0.lo. Marie Sagers, lots HIP,
block 1890 ]. L. &, E r. Lillian
! tilal, lots 1914, block 1920 Anna
N. Bictelle, lot Is, block 4E$0l0. w
n Daughby, lot 10, block 4-$0.iO
(. zimmerman, lots 3-4, block s.
sou. Albina M Peterson, lots SO
| block 5000. J.. Barclay, lots 7-8.
block $500. c. F. Stewart. LOT @
block SOLO. w. A. Fash. LOT 1O
block s-S0.10 C. A. Bates, lot H.
block 5-$0.1O. Anna Z. McCandles,
lot IL, block SOLO. w. F. White.
lots 1914 block 5-S023. Phalo
tlolebrook, lots 1916 block 5-S0.2O.
Jas Davidson, lots l-2, block 6-$0.20
+. w Eator, lots 3-4 block go. 20.
Mrs. r. l. Gore, lot 5, block go. 10.
II. Gerson, lot 8, block 6--S9.1O. Ma
rie Sagers, lots 9-lG, block 6-$0. 20.
/. NJ Cox, lots 1l-l2-t3-14 block O.
$3.50 Enoch Bretelle, lots 1916.
block 6-S020, Monroe Heisler, lots
SO, block $500. G. l.. Brown. lots
rs, block 7-$G20 w. 7. White. lots
9-l0. block 1929. T.. NJ. Cox. lots
ll-l2-l3-l4-lS-l6. block so 70 IA
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Bulls, lots 7 TO l8 inc, block 40
s1.20. J. ]. Bulls, lots l-2-3-4-5-6,
block Al, lots 19 to "a inc, block al
Sl.20. ]. ]. Bulls, lots 7 to Is inc,
Hogues' 1st Add to Highlands.
S w. Walker, lot 3, block 2-$0l5..
i. w Hogue, lot 4, block 2-S015.
C. E. Rice, lot 3, block 3-S015.
Geo Stratton, lots IA, blocl, 4-$02o
F. W. Hogue, lot 3, block 4-$015.
e. w Hoguc. lots IL, block 5000.
A. A. Samuels, lot /, block 6--$015.
J. B. Walker, lot 2, block 6-$015.
R. a. Cooper, lot 5, block 6-S0.15.
W. J. Pemberton, lot 4, block 6-$015.
T. W. Hogue. lot 4, block 7-Sq.15.
Mrs Henry Wulf, lot /, block g.
$015. T. H. Davis, lot 2, block s.
$0l5. A. Anderson, lot 3, blocl, s.
$0l5. c. G. Smith, lot 4, block g.
S0I5. Ed L. Labcdee, lot |, bloct; O.
S015. Marion r. Johnson, lot 2. block
c-$Q15. c. I. Waggoner, lot 4,
block 9-$0.i5. J. M. Nolan, lots IL,
block l0-S029. J. II. McNeal, lots
34, block l0--$02o. c. II. Brown
g. NJ. Cane LOT 1, block l1-$0.l5. ].
NJ Nolan, lot 2, block 1l-$0.15. Ida
/. Kennedy, lot 8. block 1l-S0.l5.
Giblin & Graham, lot /. block 12-
S15. ] y Mcneil, lot 2 block l2-
Dl5. Chas Clark, LOT 3, block l2-
SJl5. Ida /. Kennedy, lot 4, block
l2-$015.
Prior scott's Add to Highlands.
Geo. Ganuo, lots | to 16 inc. bloch,
2-GlS4 Geo Ganno, lots l-2. block
5-$9.23 c. E. Rice, lots to Is inc,
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Bay View Add 10 Yanl,lna

Nellie Woods, lot 10. block l---s910
Teo; u; Cooper, lot II, block l-S0i0
T. j. Hair, lot II, block so To-
MIS- X. l.. Gore, lots 1914, block l.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-05
Stocker's End Add 70 Yoqnina.

lsaac; Humme, lots to "a inc,
oloet l-S5. .2S. Isaac Humme, lots
to "a inc, block 2-$5.2S.
Hcppey's Add to Yaquina Heights.
sylvia Stewart, lot /, block l-$0.22.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-05

b,a,.I.d AnId,rew ". Elder. lots 1-2sA
7-S-o. 1n-1ffoii95o 4. II. Beges; lots 5-6,
Beocs at.i1' ~. block l-$072. r. II.
R II ~ p iots to inc, block 2-SO72
10 - nSsggs, lots ! to g inc, block s.
inc hlan, hlan,lreW W, Elder, lots / to 8
e'' iots | to 8 inc, block 5-SOz2
Continued on page 7 Y0' -
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-05

- - 49, Y NoIlNIIId.
Jnancob N. Vohs, lots 10, block 39-
$9'o9 ~ L. S, Plat, lots rs, block 45-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04

In the vicinity We're afterwards In
slectoi by the Jury in order 20 see
how these houses We're conducted I'm
reference to the safety OF the occu-
pants az night
other Investigations were the OH
riai inquest by Medical Examiner
Leary. inquiries hy the fire commits.
s.ontr the building commissioner and
fhe board o. health the city police
department fhe state police ana per.
sonal research by MAYOR Fitzgerald.
LEGENDARY Origin.
Joseph O. Lyons OF Rrpok'iue. pres
iieut ~ 'he firm which operated the
Arcadia as part OF % chain o. lodging
houses 800 Fos'ou. SeV York. Brook
Ign, Newark and Jereey city. believes
tle fire started under fh- stairs 800
the main hallway Within a few
months three other mysterious fires
have been discovered there. DC said.
This tye vas undoubtedly set Doc
None N Tho mon found dead have
been identified tonight Two OF the
injured taken 90 the Cfy hospital
william sullivan and George p. hd
ans. died during the day.
Search ~ the bodies developed U'ffo
20 ar,i-f 300 Identification. o. revealed
Oh" financial circumstances ~ fha
men Wh rn only fl3- was gathered
from Oh" effects OF 3u che victims
.rrHI hundred I man de.e'..f. r... nl.
ed '." streets Tonight without ID place
'' a..a- Mayor FITZGERALD ordered "a
.".' f".'. .r tnr -... Dor .f rH'.fe f1
Ir accom-. H..Il'af I. sIHf LODGING H...r
" ... H.rH .rff without H place fH
g. estimated '" r.RI' 'hrf more
ID. ''..r I'n rr'.'' i0tr.ne l....'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
LOCAL MAN FAV0RS DYKE
SYSTEM FOR FLOOD PREVENTION

the government. and 60 the safety
OF valleys subject 90 overflow. ia avs
event. 10 practicable and safe. o."
years required for it- USEFULNESS 'u
become surety would Ono all lkeII-
hood 500 suci physical changes upon
tho surface proposed 90 Doe protected.
that all this time and labor and money
expended would be looked upon hy
posfority as a very grave lock Of fore
sight.
ann sure there are none Of us
would boz willing 90 consent 20 an acr
that would reflect upon our intcli-
gence hy our children children OF
Do" future 70 a. our duty 90 conserve
What caution is given out intelligence
for the benefit OF those who succeed
POS. Since writing that article last
March I md other cities ZOO the flood
districts ~ The Ohio valley have TAX.
on ur The rgmc idea lrOfahly Column
bus. Ohio This city. with it-
Island ward. can without question ia
efoctually made absolutely safe by
tle system OF protected dykes
Every part " tho dykes. wherever
they may n" extended. can not only
b" made 90 ah. oluf.IF protect fIr
proporfias -o intended f0 hc protected.
huf mad" fO hn f.Iu- Of beauty and
300 object ~ ration and rOuucr
.afIOl from every eye fIaf hDiuIIa f.
and pattern fu our sister towns and
VILLAGE. SUFFERING from This Same
'fI." and f... cause made f0 rorf.u.
un Pos 'hr rur.IIfv ~ few within
their environment who happen fp
i" within .af" |IU|'. rot IF any
merit ~ fIeIf own i.f .f.l". taura
only q purpose Ir ar.'..r paper fu
explain fully what I. meant hy pro
frffsf dyke.
q mentioned In mg a-f.rE of Ia.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
Flood Prevention IS
Discussed BY Citizens

our losses he continued. amount
annually To- millions OF dollars In wages
ana property. and n this plan can 20
carried out ~ the ngure mentioned M
would certainly be a tremendous 4dvan-
age 70 this city Not only would ia
save the Industrial Manufacturers and
but II would also make the CITY more at,
Inactive and wouu mo- doubt serve 10 IN
business in Wheeling
The Intelligence IS 10 bs cor,r,,,,-
latod. concluded Secretary Naylor ION
Carrying on such campaign and I Saei
sure sure ne board ~ trnde VIII be more
as should all good citizens.
Joseph R. NayIor
So Joseph r Naylor. OF uIe nrrn Of John
49,, .S"N l.. q g. one OF Tive largest busI-
ness establishments situated - the
Hooded districts. when iutprviev.4 stat
"a That lie was heartily Ia accord with
49,, Ian t.aL would relieve the city
~ "in thc annual dama-e wrought ty t..
Nn'1s. However.' he stated. "thr rc--
cTNnir plan as advocated bv Mr. Maxwell
f,.,Svs me ~ IN" most practicable.
rom what Information have been
able 20 gather on the subject an arrange
ment or dams Tor holding tr. water m
check should prtctIealfy' .lI-nfr.f. ali
Iult ler trouble from higI water
In my opinion the best method OF
- .'tu'v ""Nid Ie Co appoint COM
ma n,'5tS, an, a. in.'estEate the advantages
40 dl~adNaftage- ~ the various -s4-
TENS, with a view - aS..rtrirtrr fh.t-
ahdltahility 10 local cDuI .ftDnS Tft4
commission could bee curIp.-..I ~ mann
u'tN - council and other bpd c- .rr.r-
estet in the civic welfare of Nh..',r-
~ seems 20 mo that -u.h ln .rNe,tfn4-
~ ,y"Iy n"t prove Otherwise t.ar
N,s'..i'.' Tor "a viii Doe found that tlc
.uHt,t, ACES 9" h" overcome are vastly DIFF
'e,,T,nt W. TIE various districts.
ssr.r,. ~ 1870, 't' cry move.
hl.ue iu the street. ir tH. I.,, r,.f..-
49, i''N tnIpD-h'ut the city such a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
BUSINESS MEN JOIN WITH INTEL.
llGENcER IN ASKING
FOR ACTION.
Many Favor Building a Wall on
Water Front-Other Meth
ocs Are SuQdested

me recent campaign inaugurated
by the lntelllgencer for the adoption
OF some plan OF flood prevention by
the citizens OF Wheeling is gradually
arousing the interest OF the entire
community. No better evidence OF
this can be found than I'm the wide
spread discussion OF the various sys-
TENS among Wheeling people OF every
class. particularly the business men
located in the districts affected BY
hlgh water. Naturally. the opinions
on the subject vary greatly with re-
gard 10 Just what system would prove
most feasible. There is one point.
however. on which all are agreed. and
mat Is that something should be done
Immediately n the floods are 10 be
prevented IN the near future
Inc plan OF appointing a citizens
committee composed OF members OF
local civic organizations such as sug-
Eested by the Inteiligencer has met
with the accord OF all who have been
Questioned on the subject. All have
heartily commended the attitude
taken by the Intelligencer in the cam
paign for the eliminating OF floods.
and u is the general impression that
II will be but "A short time before one
or the other OF the various plans are
adopted.
Charles r. watkins.
One OF tle most enthusiastic ndNo-
Gates OF the plan 90 building a. flood wall.
ruch as suggested Dog The Intelligence.
Was Charles 70 Watkins. ~ the Palace
urniture rvwIarN. d read TIE article
regarding tie Ievee or wall alag me
river bank from Eleventh street to
boggs' rum" said NIr Watkins and .
must say that the proposition seems
very practicable. 1 know OF several
cities that have adopted such "A plan on
a smaller scale with great success. ana
J see no reason Why % should not work
IN Wheeling
The damage done by one food would
almost Offset the cost - the wall II u
can be constructed at the estimate rnr lie
81 The Intelligence"
Mr.. Watkins was Of the same opin On
IS 80 many ~ tho other business men
appointing ~ = commission TO iuVeSti-
gate the situation iu IS eel .rg and rec
omWeua tie plan that seems most suit
able 10 the city Il think" he said "a
committee should be appointed 20 study
me matter, which could Doe composed %
members Of various organizations
Throughout the city who are interest .f
fHrab.N. fHa anew Hrrsi iD sroult he kept
as small sr ro~- h'e -o az 60 avoid TIE
unwieldiness experienced in the work
~ large bodies ~ like nature"
ROY 3. Nayior.
one OF the persons most Interested in
The food protection movement IS Roy -.
Naylor. secretary ~ the Wheeling Board
- Trade. u am heartily iu sympathy
with the campo rr - The INTEL genr-r
Tor floor rrufc ton said Mr. NaylUr
The plan ~ East -. Louis works we'll.
- seems. and is certainly worthy the
confederation ~ the people ~ Wheel
ing"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
"CASCARETS" FIX
SOUR STOMACH
Sluggish Bowels Cause Gases.
Indigestion and Food
Fermentation.
Get a l0-cent box now

Get lV-Cent box now.
That awful soreness. belcning of
acid and foul gases. that pain in 80
pit OF the stomach. the heart burn.
nervousness. nausea. bloating after
eating. dizziness and sick headache,
means disordered stomach. which
cannot be regulated until you re-
move the cause. II isn't your stom-
Hch's fault. Your stomach is as good
as any
Try CAscarets. they immediately
cleanse the stomach. remove the
sour. undigested and fermentinE food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry of the con
supated waste matter and poison
from the bowels. Then your stomach
trouble IS ended. a Cascaret tonight
VIII straiEhten you out by morning
a lO-cent box from any drug store
VIII keep your stomach sweet: liver
and bowels regular for months. Don't
forget the children-their little in
sides need good. gentle cleansing.
too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
SAVE YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFF---25 CENT DANDERINE

hair falls out fast. 4 little Danderine
tonight - now - anytime-will surely
save your hair
Get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first ap-
pEcation your hair will take on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which is so
beautiful IL will become wavy and
fuzzy and have the appearance OF
abundance. an Incompatible gloss
and softness. but what will please YOU
most will be after Just few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
OF fine. downy hair-new hair-grow-
ing all over the scalp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
JAMES SHRtVER HAS MADE
STUDY OF VARIOUS PROPOSALS
And Advises Adoption Of Method.
Locally, That VIII Hold Water
From LoWlands
C5y James shriver.

In March Of this year. 1913. made
an effort % interest tho people or
Wheeling 10 system o. food pr0feC-
ton. a system ln us. and fully 40
20 the requirement We had with us
Monday. a Nr Maxwell OF Pittsburgh.
who In very able lecture advocated
n theory Of food protection by dams.
setting forth ire advantage ln very
convincing way without. however
hacking 10 W with facts ~ ifs ericacy
in actual use This. however. had
no referenc" 20 Wheeling local Safe
81. tho cause most vital 90 THIS city.
The advocated system az presented t0
tho board % trade NJ tiie city bon.
presses mo o. one % more importance
20 power con- pauies. az the expense 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-04
YESTERDAY
Continued iron. rlrs, pas.1

so VIII 10 10 Chihuahua. seemed TO be
IN doubt. although villa said he ex-
pected Carranza's forces to cross
from Sonoro 10 concentrate the men
TOT operation further south
When the rebels enter chihuahua
with tattered Mexican flags which
they are carrying as symhohcal of
their demands for restoration OF
constitutional government. they will
have Iacatecas as the nearest federal
stronghold on the south.
The flight OF General Salvador Mer-
cado. the federal governor and com
mander in chief with an his officers
and troops. after sending peace
commission 10 villa. whose answer
ne did not wait TO receive. makes pos
.ibie the rebel occupation OF the city
without fight
80 far tho rebels and federals have
RAD no parleys Of any character. an
villa said he thought Huertd's Of
Inn