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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
gtaatli@e Mrbeiter.
f1rfor8e.

I1e 5l1ammengetretet1en 1fdafl1djen
Geietyebungsforper meroen ii4 aud
nit Ser 9olung Don Mufgaben io5ialen
gbarafters gu beidnftigen baben. Gs
lit bas elm @ebiet, Sem ma11 na1nmebr
Sic 8eodtung gu idenfen beginnt, Sic
es beanipru4e11 fam un6 b%eaniprud)en
m11B, menn mir SEN %io5ialen @%rforoer=
niiien ser 3eit geniieen monen. 2onge
fat es in oieiem 2anbe genomme11, Biz
cine itaatlideMr teri4ubgeiebgebung
in Mngriff ge,tommen muroe, un0 oos
@eritanoniB fir sic 8eoeutung iolder
@eietgebung lit audi in &reiien unr
lerer Mrbeiterifnft ipat gum 0ur6=
bruh gefommen. SCUM aber lit 0as
@er1tanoni4 50; ntdt bloB bei oen
Mrbeiter1t, ionoern ale6 in ienen &rei=
len, 5eren Mitpirfung BET Sic er Mrt
Sc etgebung niht entbebrt meroen
fann. Sr INNER meitere S6i4ten
ser 8epoIterurng 6ringt sic @rfennt=
niB BOB mir uns NIT Sem Musgleid)
See porbancenen @egemiate beeilen
mulIen, 1penn mir NIT unf erer gelea:
lfaftlifen g1ttpidelrng nidt ein ge=
f0brlites &iIifo lou fen 1pouen. Mber
gu bitten bahen mir uns Dor lteber=
itiiraunqer, 0enn Sic Iin6 es, 6ie utS
in ser @ergangenbeit 10 man&e urr=
fertige1t u1u5 u1r5uldngliben @e|ebe
gebrudt baben. 0ie 8orbil6er, Sic
Ole alte @elt uns bietet, iin0 arf r11s
Ier 9ono nidt ob11e meiteres iibertrog=
bar. @ir boben bier nit gnt1pidellln=
gen ltrno @erbaltniiien gu redner, Sic
I'M ierm 9onoe eigentbiimli6 iir6. Jor=
men ser Mrbeiteri dplegeietgebung, 5ie
iid beilpielsmeiie 1T 0eutifylano GUS
ge5eifutet berp1brt babe1, miir6en bier
n10glidermeiie poaitdnoig beriugen.
Safer mlsB iorgfdltig gepriift mer=
Sen, mas mir Don oem @l1ten, Dos in
europa orf 0ieiem @ebtete gelfnHen
moroen lit, ii%bernebmen fonner, u1no
mas mir 5urd a1uoere 6ormerr erleben
miilie11. Sen Mrbeitern nu1B aller
|5hub 5utbeil nerSen, Sen lie alS oie
mirtbidaftli4 gdmaden i'm Sample
I'M fire griiten5 gu beaniprufen ba=
BEN, aher g~leidseitig mug 8e5odt oo=
ruuf qenomme,1 tperoe1t, ooB @aBnab=
me1s unterbleiben, oatrb mel4e Sic
9eiituu1gsfGbtgfeit ser Snoritrte, be-
ion>ers seq 1dtpddern Sbeiles 0erie1=
Ben, beei1trdftigt merben fon11te;
|5enn bon Ser 2eiitungsf0bigfeh Ser
SSrlSuitrie baugt in eriter 2inie Die
IurdMubrbarfeit elmer groB ange=
Iegten Sir orgegeiebgebl1ng ab. Ge=
Ieee 5ieier Mrt louen beriobnen, be-
itefenoe 8elebe allsgleiden, ni6t 1ere
Geite lduffen un6 &~eritimm1ngen
51piiten &apital a1n3 Mrbeit b%erporra=
ten. @enn je1e, Sic Sic @eiebe 5u
mofen bdben, iid) BON Sic en Grpd=
gl,,,gen leiten laiIen, f0nnen ite Sent
9anSe unidabbare 0ienite ermeiien,
utt6 sic Motion in ibrer @%eiammtbeit
.miro es ib11e1 6a1fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

EiilSe pom @elanoe peridmun0en. Sic
Elane 1u1o Spe5ifitationen ser 5ab=
neneinfabrt am duBeriten 0itliden
Guoe oes @elan0es fins fertig. Drei
lreihbdll, ier unb cine &erpflan5ungs=
bale fins int Ereiioio erridtet NOR
oen. 9os Observation-Disclosures
redmet oarouf, oaB i'm Suni 1914
NIT Ser 8elaiflung Ser Nanama=
@eltal1sitellung begonnen meroen
fnna1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
80. 9abr9an8. st. lonb, Dt"nefoa So"nnHa9' De" =. Sa""ar' 1915

gnfldieSenbeit permiiien lieben, TO-
ben oarin feline Mbbilfe idaffen fons
men. 9abet berlubt beilpielsmeiie sic
tepor5ugte 8eban6lung 6es famooi=
id,en &apiers leoiglib a1tf ser etniei=
tigen 8egenl eitigteit," Sic bon BEN
Ser. Stoatn gepdbrt, bon &onaoa
aber ni9t ermiSert miro. @s mare
bringenb gu 1piniden, Sab oas nere
Sabr menigltens bie @orbereitungen
gu einem @anoelsoertrage brtngen
miiroe, Ole sic 10 notb,penoige @eure=
gellrng ser mirtbidnftliden 8e5iebun~
gen 5milden bei6en 9anbern ermog-
lid;t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
@ro6mutter founn,t s,1r 6ilie. u8

0rDF11t1tffer tDtftht our QtIIe. vNStr
boben ei1e11 bier Sabre aIten 4naben,"
idereibt Jruu Mgnes 2oren5 BON Sob
fin, Mirn., Ser im letten CONNER
franf puroe. @r befam Sdppir6el-
Mmfdlle urr0 fonnte nidt auf ieinen
6iiBen itebeap. Seine Speiie blieb mebr
BEL linn. Gin bobes Jieber itelte ii6
elm al1o CT rsoete TIRE. Ser Mr5t, 6en
mir riefen, itun5 Sem Safe ratbloS
gegeniiber un0 antportete mir ol1f
meme 6rage, 5aB oas &ino feline go
die mebr leben meroe. Meine Mutter
for1t aeraoe slt1n 8eiltd}; lie elite iofort
SIT Abrem Mgenten uno bolte Sen @l-
penfrd1ter. Infer 8nabe belierte li6
talo u11o qpltree ldlieBIib mieSer ge-
luno."
gne i1ttereiiante 8eitidrift unb
8roidiire tpeIte Ndberes iiber 6or,
MIS- MpenfrGa1ter, sag oben ertpabnte
@eilmittel, mittbeilen, mer0en fret
periar6t. Man me11ce iih on: Or.
Setter Tobrt1ep & Sons &c., 1875
50. @opne 8pe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
zmfttrr Ihfil.
9es Wenidcm Shidial rubt IN @ottes
6anb!

9es Meni4cm Sdidial rubt IN 0ottes
&anb!
9es men]ten @didial rubt in @ottes
Gnlb! -
sic pirp SEN 8rapen iiberau erbalten,
9enn W}euiden bie}e 9ano nun lallen
palten;
&c lit ia @ottes 9anbl
9es Menihen 5didlal rubt III &ottes
1anbl -
8euu Meni henber5eu trenlid it'd oer=
einen, -
8enn tre1 unb brat N bieoer tie e.
metnen,
9unn idiitt lie @ottes 3anol -
SEES meul+eu 5didial rubt III @ottes
9m1ol = ..
sser srele bridt IND obne 8rapbett
banhelt,
Mit b61em Soerseu b0le @ege munoelt,
Sen itraiet @ottes 9ano! -
0es Menifen 5didla1 rubt III @ottes
3m1bl
Wer BEG @emi1ens Gimme gang eerz
hDret,
@utbtpiaia braper &enIden Slnd GER
ltDret,
Ser fdut Surd @ottes 9an0' -
9ss menihen sdidia1 rubt in @0ttes
6u1lol -
Yem CT sut Yrufuns bat Elm Yen oez
1hteben,
Ser lei aud oamit tinblih IT'LL 5nfr'ez
Sen.
.. n:-4,+ Vo+tca 1nn0l -
0es meniden @didial rubt in @0ttes
6anol -
5;ur brrd Sen SOB Die 3er5en emit 9ez
ihieben, u.,x
,zn's ferne 2anb entridt gum EN- gen
Trieoen.
Sic einet @ottes 5anol -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Cine mihti8e @eieb=
borlage.
grIartert BON @errn Sl,li,s Rorl6.

gor mir 1iegt ser grtmurf fir eine
Nr6eiter=l1nfaa gntidya0igungspor=
loge, mie iie 51piiden @ertretern BON
Mrbeitgebern u1to ser Mrbeiteri duft
ltnieres Stoates peretnbart mar uro
Ser oiele ISOLDE 9ienitug in Situng
getretenen 9~egislatl1r %en1pfoblen mer-
een ioa. Size snde lit pon groBer
@idtigfeit fir unier in0uitrieQes Be-
zen; oaber bitte ib I'M sic 8egiinfti-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
9ie Sitanic=3ataitruphe fat nod

lmd)trdglid) ein Spfer g%eforSert:
@rs,ce Sssssn1op tritt BON Ser 2eitung
Ser @bite 5tar=2inie auriid. Das
miro boffentli9 cas lebte iein, mas Die
8elt bon Sem Getgling 5u boren BE-
ttomurf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
MAY LYNCH
TWO INDIANS
Who Shot Two Officers at TuIe Lake
Indians Rode Over Their Victims.

SUSANNlLLE. Cal. April 27.-Six
indians who were placed in the Las.
sen county Jail late today. charged
with shooting two officers at Tule Lake
yesterday. are in danger Of being
lynched. A crowd surrounded the Jail
tonight n Sherin Hutsinger and a
large force Of deputies are on guard.
Deputy Game Warden Frank Cady
and United States Deputy Marshal
Joesph Mollinger. the Indians victims
nave been brought here for treatment.
AoIlinger is probably fatally wounded.
The two officers had arrested "A In
dams at the own Of Madeline with
their prisoners when several OF :ht,
indians leaped from their ponies ard
attacked Cady. lie was dragged from
his saddle and overpowered. Mollin-
ger shot and fatally wounded one OF
the band before he too was hurled
from his horse. As the two white men
lay in the road. the Indiansp trampl.d
them under the hoofs OF their mounts.
tour OF the Indians who were cnp
iurcc today without trouble by pursu.
ing sherin's posses proved TO ne
school boys and were released. Tna
dying Indian was left In their care.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
MURDERED GIRL
FOUND IN PLANT
Where She Had Been Employed
and 1000 Men Are Held For
the Crime.

ATLANTA Ca. NprI 27-Tho
body az fifteen searolI Mary D. o..
gan. Who evidently bad boon murder
"d. was found hero to,iay boo fro
basement az The National Pencil Com
rtuy's plant. Boo which tho Girl was
900 employ. 4 handkerchief kuot,.,i
about th" neck caused death n.
-~'raurulation. according to fho Dbl,
'lriau-. though there was an ni.l
wound 100 fhc back OFF fhr head ,a
'"il a. bruises and decorations eI-a
Rhcrr uu fhn body q rope tied fl
'h" handkerchief. had served tho ro
'ioo think. 90 lower fHo body th-ou.l
3D. rap d"0r Boo rho fpnr above
Nowf leo. tho negro n.eht olf,.
man Who notified fho police. Is under
Hrr"e' Co., D. % .outb who gave .r..
n1m" of y 8 NulIlnDz and vlo. frr
police sfs Vaa seem with ff. l.rr
200 midnight l'otl prisoner. a..,r.
.f n0rautD
TU" e'r3vlod notes. found D, lido
'i" body accuse % long. fs1r f.r
black negro. hired her. nf fln GRIM,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
|. W. W. LEADERS
Address Meeting ~ SIN MIL Strikers
and Predict verdict 81 Acauittst
IN Their Cases.

PATERSON ~ r. ArrI 10 in q
speech fC du, before t crowd of soy
cr7I fhou-aud eik workers and their
'f mplfHilrre 100 U1Irdcu. 90 suburb.
Elizabeth glr'fy FLYNN. who With
William % haywood Tsfrirs Duiu.
lar Carlo Trr-ta and Ndoiph Lessir.
lndu.fritl Worker of fhc World lead
rf- va4 indicted last vcck following
strike disorder. predicted THAT 40
would D." found not guilty Miss Fl,uu
declared that the constitution gulrlu
food freedom ~ speech 70 right. shr
said that iur'De police and ofncr or
iriIls could uOf take from tho people
H was announced fo d1t fhtf lIa,
wood flo on'r uur ~ tho Indicted
lr1d' pc Who nl. uof boon arrested.
would return co. Paterson to morrow.
submit Co. arrest and furnish bail
Quinl1n is efil in i1It. heinr unable
fo furnish 3 1u BAIL demanded frr
his r%c'n7er
Miss FLYNN Wa released on g. nU0
and Trcsaa on i,.ooU bail bonds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
EFFICIENCY
Rational business League Recon-.
mends Maintenance Of Efficient
Men IN Consular Service.

CHICAGO. April % Tho National
Business League Of America to-day
announced tho dispatch 70 Washing.
ton of recommendation for tho main
tenance ~ the efficiency Of the consu.
lar service. Copies Of the platform ~
10" national business ongres and a
special consular resolution will be- re-.
c"i'ed 20 morrow by President Wilson.
Tho members ~ tho cabinet and each
member ~ congress
Continuance in Office ~ consular
officials 81 demonstrated enicicnc,
o. tho first request Tho second do.
mand- examination of 90 a~ppointees
Tho platform ~ Tho courTe-. under
Che head. Reorganization or the con
ruIIr service. demands pensions for
consular Officials
The National business league i-
composed of fu1ucior- in a1 scctions
OF th" counfrt o. has ~ aTIliatfon
with the National Chamber of com.
worCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
FUNERALS HELD
BY THE SCORE
Victims Of Mine Disaster Laid to Rest.
VIZ More Bodies Recovered,
Making Total 90.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 27.-Sev.
erai score OF funerals of miners who
met death last Wednesday by an ex
plcsion IN the Cincinnati mine of the
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal
and Coke company were held today at
MonongahHla. near this city. From
dawn until dusk tonight there was al.
mos a steady stream of the sad pro
cessions. Burial facHities were made.
quate. and In some instances two or
three collins were conveyed TO the
cemetery in a wagon.
Two additional bodies Of victims
were recovered from the mine TODAY.
bringing the total known dead tonight
to 20. Of which - We're miners and
one n rescuer who succumbed while
trying to aid others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE.
trustees sale OF Valuable warwood
Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order made IN the
r prDte e1 3f Joseph y Wilson, bank
oy Henry A. Nolte. Referee. / will on
ESDAi. APRIL sTH 1918.
eommencins at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the
0hio county, In the city OF Wheeling.
west virginia, sell at public auction TO
.he highest bidder the following de-
certain lot or parcel Of ground situate
n Kichland District. Ohio County. Nest
"sih n; which LOT or parcel OF ground
seven on the plat OF South wsrwood.
which plat Is recorded in the office OF
onto COUNTY in Plat RSok So 81 nss a
los: said lot fronts fifty feet on the
east Side or Main street and extends
hundred and ten feet. Reservinx and
excepting. however. the restrictions in
regard 70 the sale of intoxicating liquors
OF any kind. and also the restrictions in
regard 10 the building line, as are more
1ully described In the conveyance made
70 the said Joseph II. Wilson by the
the 10th day OF May. A. ID. 1903. and now
oi record In the office of the Clerk or
ne county Court OF ohio County. West
virginia. In Deed Book 1870, page 35g.
The above property will be sold free
and clear from the following deeds OF
tfust: Deed of trust made by Joseph II.
wilson and Minnie X. Wilson, his wife.
70 James W. Ewing. trustee. dated the
zsth day OF July. 1911. and recorded in
sa1u JERK o1tlCe IN Deed Of Trust Book
No. 100. page 213. deed OF trust made BY
the said Joseph n. Wilson and Minnie X.
.Miison: MS wife. to Adam F. Beltz,
trustee. dated the 18th DAY of October.
1871. and recorded in said Clerks office
IN Deed OF Trust Book iOl. page SO. deed
OF trust made by the said Joseph II. VIII
son ana Minnie r. Wilson. MS wife. TO
EDMUND l. Jones. Trustee. dated the 2lst
Gay OF November. 1912. and recorded in
sad Clerks office an Deed OF Trust Book
No. lO6. page 2ss: also free and clear of
the incnoate dover right Of Minnie X.
WILSON. the wife OF said Joseph IL. VIII
son also free and clear OF the taxes for
the year 1912. and free and clear from
all liens whatsoever.
III. from any cause the sale not having
peen completed on the day aforesaid. Il
VIII be adjourned from time To time
without other notice than oral proclama-
sale.
The terms OF the sale will be for cash.
A HCNDT. Trustee.
or the Estate OF Joseph n. Wilson. Bank
rupt. ap-9-14-ol-Zs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
HARRIS HELD UP
senate Committee Oissgrees on
Census Directors Appoint
mcnt.

WASHINGTON. April .I-Thc sen
df" committ"" ou census was unable
4" ACRE" today ou a report on Presi.
dent wilson nomination o. George
w Harris. NJ Georgia. fur Director az
thc c'u-u-
som" ~ The members ~ tho com.
mite" s1id later that tho, believed an
agreement would Do reached ht which
fI" trcUmh"r' rf fhc m re. r. Dana
I'rr'ud. would servo until July g.. nor.
mtf'iuc hiw fp s.r.. up certain i'm.
por'art vort ho had in hand. ana
iia' ST. Harris nomination would be-
confirmed With 'he understanding THAT
Poe should fak" office 100 the beginning
or fi' u"H fiscal YEAR
charge. that l%iIrrie appointment
was 20 reward for Political services
rendered fo Prcsii'uf Wilson iu tho
pr"runt "rfinu campaign were found 20
DO without foundation ono of tho
'harFoe was 'hat Harris had been ap
u"ihi"d h".fu-" Ha chairman OF tho
Democratic state committee hr had
used fhif 0~rr7nTI'ipu for Governor
WILSON
Nf''r t eforwt .n.a ON before fls
-nfffn committee ru f-rcrir. fo.dat
which lasted for frrra Iou-. and ir
Oh" cnur OF vhi.r Henry IS. ELLIOTT.
". 'f"fr.Hrd former agent Of tho
f~.t'rnU'rt 100 fhn -ral islands rr
NII..1 made CHARGES arair-. fr.rr,
VT Smith. r. isfIuf f-h rlumf..ilrar
'h" "' r"rruflt nominated ht Trr-
dent WILSON 90 Oh, f.H cnmmi. iourr
iN' committee reported unanimously Co
r'rrr' fIe |rHwlul'ur
i.I "'' '. mIIn f nrhf nr1iu-f fho
..f"II OF N.HIrIt. rr f.. rHf..f az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS


NV YORK, April o7.-ArrivoI
Steamers ''aruania Liverpool. cam
rr"ria. Glasgow. Lapiand Antwerp.
SIAS'pNSET. sIaSs.-,Wircl,ss,-
Sighted, Steamc~ Minncwaska. Lon
don fur Sew York.
TASTNET - wireless, Sighted
steamer Maurr'an.a New York I.r
Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON - Steamor Niaic.-
tic arrived from N"w York Saii.i
steamer Frinz Friedrich Wilhelm. Sow
3 urk.
EE\STDWN Sailed Stoa~l =
'frmouia. Liverpool for New YorI.
l'NEE-SaileI steamer Kro-u
lfud 'fr"m Antw .rpi. New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
BRIBERY CASES
OPEN TODAY
Legislators Charged With Accepting
Brides viii Face Charges in
Court.

ST'ria. Ilspatch - tho f~uteuicerror
CHARLESTON. " Va. April -
Illnesses arrived here tonight for
ne trial OF seven members of the
N"st virginia Legislature charged
WIN accepting bribes 10 vOte for VII
nam seymour Edwards for United
states senator last February The
trials are set for tomorrow in the
kanawha county intermediate cour,
Those under Indictment are Senator
Rcn 4. smith. OF Roane county, Ucla.
gates : I. g. Rhodes. Of Ningo.
David r Sill. az Mason. Rath Dur. OF
Jackson. ~. =. Aubury. ~ Putnam:
George : Naumotcr. Of Grant. and T
J. Smith. of D0ddrdge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28

BAKERSFIELD tlf. NurIf %
IHrr'f OIIn,I lowered trn world
0r. mI'" dIrt track automobile record
fr itf Hf fHr now $4,000 race track
"a. l.rri,I thn ,our-r. from To- Utin~
.sfl.t In 90 a .erouds Tho former
r"'oui nHa rsf1lI bod af Urirnton
Roach September o 600. whom OfI.
IhclI mad, fIr m.ir boo g. 50 seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS

secure q copy OF the
JcurnN of the session OF the Wheel
Ing convention. which convened Febru-
airy IL. 1858: This journal Was printed
and bound by caInpteD and Derrnott
y. Va. any owner o. . copy OF the
Journal will perform a public service
9encer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis.
s;sts Archiveist Charleston ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
LOST.

black satin wrap. Taken hy
mistake from South Front street. " ed
n~stfy afternoon call ss9-'s R.U. IN
regard 10 exchanging coat which was
ie't ap-2S-g
LOST-Smal coin purse. hetweeu Post
offiCe anf iEth -. two blue sets On
top u purse. Finder pleas. return 70
--L- -Ifl-e al-.f-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
Opportunities
STRICTLY

cash grocery business infue
$1,000" annually At invoice. Auto
garage equipped repair shop. Taxi hus.-
ness - 'nt0i.e Also hotel clearing over
So" per month. Prize s. Ha0. SrIIsCeL.
Alliance .r.ts-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
EXPRESS. TAFT
Coaching The Vale Debatir1 Team
For Coming Debate Win
Other Colleges.

NLW UANlN. Conn. Nrr.f
Former President TaIf d.. eolrnInr tla
lalc freshman d~sIttIr. t.Ir ..r fl.
'omIrs annual triangular debate with
Harvard 'nd Princeton Th. subject
o.
Nr.oltod Th.t cabinet officer.
should Do" given 10 snIf lud t voice boz
fOuEroe.
p.o YIlo team debates fha aHIrm..
fIf" with Harvard w Sow tiatsn.
hiI" another fnlm uphold. fhe u.rs
tive 90 Princeton
Et"rs once boo 10 while lump. OF nui
Toy lr" d1r Ir .I OBJ, lr..H hors which
af" sand 'o h1t" ir.u placed t..r.
many '''rs aso los ua.ouus or p,
rTtatnu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
HELP.
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO GRADUATE NussEs

NOTICE TO GRADUATE NURSES.
The annual meeting ~ the Stale
hoard Of Examiners for the examina.
ton and registration Of Nurses. Will
ne held in Charleston. ". Va, MAJ
10th. 1913. s 30 a. m.
Apply 10 Secretary AZ once for an
pIlcation 10 be sworn to and filed Le-
fore date Of examination.
Ivy order Of the President.
CiIAS. NJ. SCOTT. Bluefeld. " Va
Secretary.
ma-2fgt-M Mon. only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.

hones TO Manufacturers Jobbers, Lair-
GIANTS and Other wholesale Dealers
. Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
t.e state Board OF Control OF the state
AZ lts cffice at Charleston, wost VIZ
sinla. for furnishing supplies for the
several Stste institutions. the financial
manaseinent OF which IS vested In said
Board Contracts vail he awarded to the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West |irg:nia
dealers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD O| CONTROL.
agt-tf Charleston. We, viryfnta
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BertSGhv
tSNerNL y rector AMI
ARTEHlAl EMBAIMER.
it22 ~ ft24 Main Street
tails Answered Ia, or Nignt-
Store Phones 635.
VIC l. Bertschy. Reil Phone i2s2.H
q. J. Bertschy Nat Phone i22gy
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Bruemmer 9 Hidebrand

tnnereA Directors and Emhatmsra.
snrner NafEef and -WerrV-arrrr-1 SEA
Telephones 2O7. op-n a. and nahG
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WarWOOd Lots

on easy terms. We have a fine
selection Of lots situated between
Eighth and Tventy-frst streets.
that can he bought with a small
cash payment and small monthly
payments.
Let US show you.
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i4O-A. FARM FOR $500

cottage house. water ~ ln,r tVo
nHrnS. al kinds ~ h|IiIliuEe. fna 1.-
'harf. trlerlaiI with coal. Wal wafersI
'Hud} school aui church. mff,. o.,
railroad u you are looking FOR a sr.p
d"uf pass t'ie nix farm 10 " For
at ~ farms - o. o. Masters care
national Bank PlIr BDafl T. : cam
bridge. r.
" ~ MASTERS
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FOR SALE
AT a BARGAIN
INT NnTaT rnUrnn

NOV in use in store room az NO. lo2i
Ma n street Inquire Of James L. Haw-
leg or inquire Of Bupe1ntsndent new
building AZ bridge. corner No. iO25 Main
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HELP.

WANTED-Boys Merchant & Evan.
60. stop II. Warwood sn-ssd
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WE-Collec, Bad Bills. Buv ana Sci,
tiaEns Attachments carefully placed
Hnd executed We adjust claims and
m1E corrections on a cornm mi sion basfs
10 oHeetlon. no pay. The Buckeye Mer-
ynnuix AsencS; oo3 Board OF Trade Bldg.
'eehhs' W. va II
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ME N-woMEN-Get

butcher. Must know how
70 MAKE al kinds Of sausage. George
West. Wellsburg. W. Va ap-ss-iNe
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PATENTSsx;.;rfsi:.d ,..,. ...4:

bopklet A &C. Fifteen years pTacuce.
h Z DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY
HsionAl Exchange Rank Bldg.
Wheeling. W. Va
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AND GENTLEMEN

Cash paid for cast OF clutbipg. Write
or call "'''
A LEVY.
mo- lo57 MARKET St., wheeling, W. Va
The Detroit times., 1913-01-30
POOR COMMISSION is
TIRED OF PAYING KENT

The old catch phrase about three
times and out" was modified in the
case OF James Dun, a butcher, whose
fate must be chronicled as three
times out, and then in
Inspector John Quinnf OF the poor
commission, obtained a warrant, wed
nesday, against Duff( charging him
with failing to support his wife,
three times in the last few months,
Duff's wife and children have been
evicted from their various homes, on
account OF non-payment OF rent. Each
time the poor commission has paid the
rent or else has obtained new quarters
and paid the rent there Eaeh-time,
Duff has been warned. Wednesday
morning was the third time, the house
hold effects OF the Duffs being put out
of the house at No. 395 Myrtle-st.
Inspector Quinn induced the land
lord 20 accept one months rent, and
the poor commissions guarantee OF
payment for six months back rent
Then he swore out the warrant against
Dun, and he will either have to make
good the guarantee, and support his
family, or will be sent to the work
house, and his earnings there used
for that purpose.