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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Dnevo caso2isje porc6a. da po-
llcaji V Patterson, y. j., prete-
paJo S krepeljci - koga? Prete-
paJo konie, mule, ali pse? Ne, pri-
Jatelj! &c hi pretepali konja, bi
Sc tisti dan izgubii policijsko
zvezdo. Toda policaii pretepajo
lie - Strajkarjel In kdo Sc zmeniY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

"Amerikanski S%lovenec' raz-
pisuje $4,000 nagrade IA nekak-
she "dokaze" tikajoce Sc stebrov
svete cerkve. Well - sedaj vidi-
mo, da so stebri sv. cerkve res re
ma slabeml In Sc tiste, kar jih Sc
pokonci stoji, DO cam. ST." sam
podrl. Mizerere,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

- lzpred oblicja mi Sc pOberi,
malopridni kristjanl - mu lie "a
klical sodnik sveta, - vsc t,oje
k%repostno zivljen.je ne odtehta 10
pregrche - IA polnoGnico 81 ne
ukanil - Tristo Jill hos bral ma
mesto ME in izveliGanje dosezci
sele pOtem, kO opraviS teh tristo
polnocnic Y svoji lastni kapeli, oil
prisotnOsti vseh, Xxi so zaradi te-
be in : teboj gresilii
To je resniGna zgodba Dominic
Balagverija. kakor so mi 10 pri
povedovali V deveti dezeli.
Grad gospode trinklaSke je II
davno razpadel, ampak ma ban.
tuSkem vrhu stoji Sc dandanaSn.ji
kapelica, VISA V %zelenju. Vrata 81
skocila il teGajev ter jeGc il
Skripljejo vetru. Trava prera
sea prag; V katoliskih oltarjih il
V dolbinah so sc ugnezdili tici
Ampak vsako leto V bozicni noe
razsvetljuje cudezna luc razvali
ne. Kmetje, hiteci k polno6nici
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
AGED GLOBE TROTTER
PLANNING NEW TRIP

New York, June 17.-At 81 years
of age, DR.. J. M. PEBBLES Of Los
Angeles, Cal, who Is here on his way
home from London, believes he has
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
SW|NDLER IS. NOT
kN0WN|N 0TTUMWA
SMOOTH CROOK At DENlSON
GAVE HIS RESIDENCE HERE;
WORKED CHECK GAME.

smooth swindler who worked a
jeweler at Denison and tried to hook
one Of the banks Of that city, gave
his address as Ottumwa and said he
had an account running into thou
sands here in the First National
bank, This latter information was
soon dissipated by the Denison bank,
but not until the swindler had used q
slip from the bank purporting to show
$1,000 deposit on which he drew
check for 500. This check he gave a
jeweler for diamond ring, and the
check was Immediately presented for
payment at the bank In Denison
without result, for the bank had In
the meantime consulted Ottumwa
bankers and found G. w. Brooks nm
unknown quantity here. The dispatch
from Denison follows:
Denison, June ia man giving
the name Of G. w. Brooks, claiming
his residence to be Ottumwa, perpe-
trated neat swindle on e. G. Cham
berlain, local jeweler.
He represented to the First Nation
al bank that he had $4,000 on deposit
at Ottumwa and $4,000 at another
point and requested that the bank
had bought farm in Willow town
ship. He then left an account of
$1,000 for collection and asked for a
receipt for this amount. Taking the
slip signed by the bank, he went to
the jewelry store, told the jeweler
that his sister was to be married,
and selected 500 ring.
Exhibiting his receipt. he said that
he had money on deposit at the First
National bank and gave check for |
the 500. Investigation disclosed that |
there was no money to pay the check. !
No trace Of the stranger has been |
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
tation Of the word freedom. !"

tation OF the word Freedom"
In this country where liberty
means freedom in industry that al.
lows half a million lives to be sacri-
feed every year, freedom Of CAPT
tai to take advantage of labor and of
labor to take what it can from CAPT.
tai, freedom to squander the ma
tons resources and freedom of men
and women to look only to the present
and refuse to look ahead and to con-
serve for the future-in this country,
freedom is probably looked upon only
as a glorious abstraction. And every
Fourth of July We have splendid
massacre of the children to prove to
ourselves that we enjoy our liberty"
declared Miss Fligelman.
I'm this orgy of unrestrained free
dom the real significance Of our lib
erty has been overlooked. While we
have been viewing freedom In the
light of an abstract proposition we
have failed to appreciate that liberty
no sooner grants privilege than she
imposes a duty to use this privilege
to its best possible advantage. Every
citizen should realize that he not only
has the liberty but the obligation to
raise the standard of living in his
community, morally, Intellectually and
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19

qualified as the Oldest globe trotter
of the day. He is making plans Or
his sixth trip around the world in he
fall of 1915. He made his first trip
acros sthe Atlantic In 1865 in the
Cunard line steamer Persia, an iron,
paddle wheel steamship Of $500 tons.
Tomorrow he will witnes sthe arrival
of the $4,000 ton and 900.foot long
steamer Imperator, the largest vessel
yet built.
DR.. PEBBLES, who calls himself still
In the morning of his youth, left the
east twenty-eight years ago sufferer
from tuberculosis, but in the west he
recovered his health and has pre-
served 1t by "just behaving himself
and by always being up and doing"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
SUGGESTS TAX FOR
Bic CORPORATION
IDEA is ADVANCED IN LIEU OF
REJECTED LEVY AGAINST :
FORMS OF TOBACCO.

Washington, D. c., June ia
graduated income tax on corporations
which have a capital stock Of more
than one hundred million dollars and
controlling more than one.fourth Of the
production Of their respective lines
was proposed to the finance committee
today by Senator Hitchcock from the
floor Of the senate. He stated that be-
cause the committee had rejected his
proposal to lay special tax on to-
bacco trust he offered the new amend
ment as substitute.
Il propose to take these amendments
to the democratic caucus If the fin
ance committee rejects them and to
carry them. to the floor of the senate
itself IL necessary" declared the Ne
braska senator as he faced Chairman
Simmons of the finance committee.
Z; Senator Hitchcock explained that
his new proposal to tax the trusts
provided that on corporations control
ling one-third of the production, the
taxes will be Is per cent of their net
annual profits and on those control
ling fifty per cent tax Of rs per cent.
New York papers have denounced
my tobacco tax as soclalistic" said
Senator Hitchcock. Il am ready to
accep. anything socianstic If it will
do the work. do not think when we
are faced with big corporations monop-
olizing products in defiance of law and
public opinion and the spirit OF de-
crees of court we should be too
50 leamish about the method adopted
for dealing with them" \,
The amendment was formally re-
ferred to the finance. committee.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
FREMONT: MEN
ORGANIZE BANK

, Fremont, June ia new corpora
ton has been organized here known as
the Farmers State Savings bank of
Fremont. The capital stock of the
company is $4,000, which has all been
subscribed by local men and farmers
around here and Cedar. A new build
ing will be erected on the southwest
corner of Main and Pine streets, the
excavating for the same being now
about completed. The building will
be one story brick, 221Ax65 feet,
with corner entrance, and will be fin
ished with the most modern banking
furniture, and heted with furnace
The board Of directors selected to
serve until the annual meeting in jan
uary are: w. E. Fellers, c. w. Eel
lers,, DR.. L. A. Combe, j. S. Reeves,
l.. R. Sidmore, c. A. Eastburn and W..
G.. Mcdowell.
The officers:
President-W. e. Fellers.
Vice president--C. A. Eastburn.
,Cashier-L. R. Sidmore.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19

Blakesburg. July 17.-Blakesburg's
committee for the Fourth Of July cele.
bration has planned the following
splendid program for an all day event:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
GIRL MAKES PLEA .
FOR LESS LIBERTY
WISCONSIN COED SOUNDS TIMELY
NOTE OF WARNING TO
THE COUNTRY.

Madison, Wis, June 17.-For the
first time in ten years a young woman
was chosen to represent the outgoing
class as commencement orator at the
University of Wisconsin, which today
sent forth its sixtieth class. The
young woman thus honored was Belle
Fligelman Of Helena, Mont, who was
recently voted the most prominent
coed in the university. In her COM
mencement Grafton Miss Fligelman
presented a plea for a better interpre-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
YOUNG MOTHER DIES
OF TUBERCULOSIS

Charlton, June 17.-Mrs. James Will
lit died at her home in this city on
Sunday night after an extended illness
with tuberculosis. Her husband died
with the same disease about two years
ago. She is survived by three little
sons and by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mingles and by two sisters and
one brother, Mrs. E. S. Boylan of st.
Louis, Mrs. Luvenia Petit and Ben
Mingles Of Charlton. Funeral services
conducted by Rev. Burhl Gilpin, were
held at the Christian church this after
noon at 2 o'clock, after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Chari-
ton cemetery. g,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
HARRISBURG MEN
READY FOR FOURTH

Blakesburg. July 17.-Blakesburg's
committee for the Fourth Of July cele:
bration has planned the following
splendid program for an all day event:
400 a. m.-Firing Of anvils. -
700 a. m.-Decorating business
houses and residences. " -
500 a. m.-Music by Blakesburg
band ~ :
900 a. m.-Invocation by Rev. HUFF
Address of welcome-Mayor Abegg.
Reading of Declaration of Independ-
ence-Miss Ruth Cunningham. ~"
Choir contest-Prize IS, by Blakes-
burg Savings bank.
Young ladies' ball winding contest
Prize, IS hat by Cummins & Hunt,
milliners.
10 a. m.-Address.
1920 a. m-Automobile flower pa
rade-Prize for best decorated car So.
II q. m.-Band concert at station.
1880 to / p. m.-Dinner.
Music by band.
! p. m.-Song by mixed quartet.
1870 p. m.--Address by Hon. Jerry
b. Sullivan of Des Moines.
2:3O p. m.-Ball game.
2:30 p. m.-Moving picture show In
opera house.
800 p. m.-Fat mems race; lean
mems race; sack race; wheel barrow
race; creased pole; creased pig, and
other amusements.
400 p. m.-Day light fire works.
$50 p. m.-Band concert.
700 p. m.-Moving pictures.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand display of fire
works.
Concession committee-Lee Long,
Chas. Warner and Martin Huber.
President-F. J. Reynolds.
Secretary-J.. w. Terrence.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19

pioneer bankers OF Burlington, very
public spirited man. He built the
beautiful home on North Fourth street,
now the home of DR.. J. S. Caster.
Levi Hager was prominent in the
business life of the community, when
Burlington was quite young and gave
his city valuable service in the council
and in various other local Offices; also
as postmaster.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
REV. OSTDIEk'S SERMON.

Des Moines, June 1.-THE Rev.
Francis Ostdiek preached his first SER
mon in the St. Ambrose cathedral at
1890 o'clock mass Sunday. Father
Ostdiek was ordained in the cathedral
May 20. Last week the IT. Rev. Aus
tin Bowling, D. D., bishop of Des
Moines, named him as an assistant to
the Rt. Rev. Mgr. M. Flavin, pastor of
the cathedral
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
ELDON PLANNING
FOR CELEBRATION

Eldon, June 17-This town is going
to celebrate the Fourth of July. The
commercial club held their meeting
and have raised enough money to
carry it through. The program has
not yet been completed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19

Moulinais, who covered the last 900
mile lap OF his journey in three and a
half hours in the face of strong head
wind. The Russian aero club pre-
sented the aeronaut with q silver vase.
Des Moulinais will return to Paris
by aeroplane via Helsingsfors, Stock
holm and Copenhagen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-19
FRENCH AVIATOR IN
5000 MILE FLIGHT

St. Petersburg, June ia 5000
mile trip by aeroplane from Paris to
St. Petersburg, was completed at 11:25
clock this morning by the French
aviator, Marcel G. Brindejonc des
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
0UT-THE-PIKE
Motorcycle and Auto Collide.

Yesterday afternoon Harry Wolf. of
Fulton. on an Indian machine. collidsd
with Charles Frieze at the Bank cor.
ner az Fulton. IL appears that Wolf
was coming onto the National road AT
this point and did not notice the ap-
proach OF the automobile. until II Was
too late TO check his speed. He strucK
the front guard with a great deal ri
force. throwing him from his seat but
not injuring him severely. The dam.
age done TO the car was slight. while
the motorcycle was badly twisted but
the damages will not be heavy as the
engine was not hurt in the least Mr.
Wolf received minor injuries about the
body where he came in contact with
the car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

a''r.f go .vimu.0r .l.f and ail
read. for piur.o into ,he water.
never tHukir. for en- instant 20 vou.
DO du'rcat from tre old Atlantic
'roaeir- 'lo river to within about
60 fart. OF fhc island shore. no fo,
loved f.r ''l..gie o. his companion
ADJ l'lr"i osct o. side of tl. boat
''h -r'I 'h' yacht. l.s,lns iim Do
BIND lraFiuc bis surprise when in
stead a. bon. i.oyarTv supported
~ tLe fr"n1iy ssity brine ~ tho
"r'ar Dos D'.f Hoits failed fo keep
htu aNuF" 'h. .urfsc" Try a. be-
would. o. vss impossible CO. keen up
and Boz" aIsaru'ared fsvcral times b.
urHfu 'hc surface ,xhauzfad
ln 'n" meantime tbe party IN
charge 20 th" ya,tt seeing h.. rlisht.
turned OBJ" craft Instantly ln q wide
'fr'". and arrived only in time to
aver. po bile drowning
Atlantic CITY hath.rs beware
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
OHIO RIVER VS..
ATLANTIC OCEAN
COAST NAN FINDS THERE rs 4
piFFERENcE BETWEEN
THE TWO
Especially When At o. SWIMMING
Is Cors'd"red--St stranger EIn7or
browns Because q lack
% Thought

%" could Vm Dol OBJ, ocean aid
ush. hu' MOI .n th- ohio 8 hun.r
'.. accident ui.h a. u.arf-ae.. srt.
'nv Yves tho experience a. o. certain
rolnr man who Recently fopk rr ris
.Iisrtn here Who started form fo
enjoy plunge in the ohio a. U,Ir
Ito beach only tho prompt action
or fh' party .n .r7ree ~ fro ta.if ir
which D." va ..dirr prevented a pos
s.iI" ffouu,nt
Itf forn. fnap. .o fis .for, fur..
hH. hafhel Do 'h" ocean fof b,af- ard
DAB reached rn.1i vf,r. ho con
-Ii"red himself gu ekp.rt iu tr-
sTusfi' ar so breakers were too
Gid Tor hin. nor 1o fid. too ..fonf
BIf n" had never hafted in tho ONO
'''"mrau.'' hr 'ro friends DO
'1.''H ffow fi" i.tIpr Ie.. ., fla
f"n' of Il.J street to cross fI, river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Samuel Heyno.1.. popular motor
nan ~ fle 1If 'l"r.so division .s ~
fl'y for several lstr. SUFFERING WI.
= badly epral1rd srhle
Nathan ana Harm san 90 Fulton.
spent fr.frr1at .r ftn country
ftln t.'c. o. flm Grove. . ro.-
f"uf f..s n .a. poafor.n rur.r.
N.f- Fratsr. tarafion
Ethel IIn. n.or. uho bar been
i.rE fr."rff .r flu Grove. te.-r. r
90 ier bone ir tsror-bIfs se.r,
dsv
james hu.sn- and wife are ,.s..r,
" and Mr.. Percy Nor0n. a. HIah
land Park
ST. Edna kltTa Rruntaus. ~ I,-
tr2'I's. Cal. O.. visiting s. 90 K.rI..
~ flm Grove
lfpVard AfkIGsIr ard Bob Mater
house 81 PARK F.sp. tf yesterday
fpr lrTsblrrh % Nr Atkinson. now
Nrur car
Ihoms. NurreII ~ sand fII ga.
.h'lH caller In Iim Grove So.
frffay
MANY 'ssrfr.. Tram frD Sand ul
d.strio' "a se1 .s,I.. rIm r-o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
NO MEETING
Bathing Beach Promoters Fall To Get
To9ether-Additionai Improve.
nentS To Be Made.

The meeting 20 have been held ves.
t'rday morning between George Hon
man and representative Of Belle Isle
Bathing company. failed 20 material
ize because OF the failure 90 the bath.
INK company reprcse NATIVE TO appear
II appears now as n the matter or
conflicting interests will be allowed
20 lapse for a while until something
definite can be ascertained concern
Ing The rights allowed in the lease
OF the beach
In the meantime mproyemanfs arc
being added daily 20 Belle Isle bv
bo.h parties The bath house IA move
completed on the Island shore and
residents OF the Garden Spot are pro
Nided win all tho cOnveniences pos
sible In 50 short time
Mr.. Hoffman. who is promoting the
beach from The city shore Of tho riv.r.
is also busy adding 20 the facilities
- the beach Ills next addition VIII
De new pier for the docking ~ HE
boats. which ferry the bathers hack
and forth across The river A. pr.s-
fnt one pier serves for diech9-g.rr
The passengers HrI takin- them on
and consequently there is much con.
fusion with tho completion 81 no
additional pier however. one viii h.
used for landing and tho other for
loading. and o. is thought 10 will heIp
mucn In handling the crowds quickly
and orderly
The crowds the las few sunday.
have hern % great thar two Yachts
working constantly have proved inca
- bic ~ rOnyov in~ all who wish fo
cross To nrsef This dtNfcui,v nov.
sunday Mr. Hoffman plan m hav,
o." steam pp-ko' urvio eorrr... t'oref
for fhir work Tho Dixie Will r4-ry
~ least a hundred rnr.ore. and tr
this wsr fhffe vii be M DELAY
VI Hoffman risD .or. .dori-g a-
ranrng hshfF aIour fIo Island shore
to ae % nIlOar nielf batr.nr. and DO
l4 Ek"it that rnr.a'tlrr .n fff. d-...
zion pIll be done In fre near fftr-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Big IMPROVEMENTS
Being Made At meMeehen BY mecuL
larh a Reid-contrsct Awarded
for Paving and conerets
Work.

NcDuiiash a Reid yesterday started
O. hc force Of men on improving what
'- know a. The midway" addition o.
NcMecncn This cnterprisine firm. o.
has been announced gill push the &c.
'elopmcut ~ This addition to compile
tion before faU
Contractor William - Daniel. %
NarvoDd. has secured tho contract
Tor 90 concrete work. including about
'n or '0 thousand square feet % CO.
ment sidewalks and nearly 5000 iineal
f"'f o. concrete CurbinG The w T..
Nurris Company vii furnish tho c..
mont. sand and rraVcl FOR the entire
Job About 5000 square Yards OF
paving blocks arc necessary ~ cover
thc streets. aud Or hls been announced
That an public utilities companies will
he compelled ~ uso the ALLEYS IN or
der to preserve the paving and keep
Tho streets intact
The Improvement aud development
oI This addition will mean much 10 tho
ihrv'uR town OF WcWcchsn. and fhe
midway WITT beyond doubt. become
Gin" most popular business and resi-.
DENTAL section 90 the entire district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

yesterday en- route TO Moundsville
10 attend teachers institute.
+. NJ. Atkinson. of Park View. who
has been quite i'll for some time. Is
reported as being much improved.
Miss Grace Green. OF Elm Grove,
left yesterday for Canonsburg. Pa.
where she will be the guest of rela-
tives and friends.
Herman Frost and Walter John
son. out-thepike conductors. will
leave Wednesday for the home OF
Mrs. Frost in Falrview. O.
Edgwood night was held last eve
ming in the Alpha thcater.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Will Survey For Paving.

Surveyor Watson will arrive in Pat
terson this morning for tho purpose OF
surveying the proposed paving tract.
All the necessary preliminaries have
been completed and il only remains
for the surveying to be done. so that
the advertising and the reception If
bids for the work can be taken into
consideration. II was also stated that
tho surveyor would 40 over the sewer
site on Patterson street. With tho
completion of this paving contract IL
remains for Elm Grove to get busy
and finish their end OF Kruger street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
May Build Church.

NJ recent meeting OF the Luther
arS Of Edcewood. steps were taken
for the building OF church by the
Cougre CATION thar numbers about
ff'y For some time tho ,nomb RS
have been holding their meetings. IN
the town hall and these nav" beeL
conducted by a student OF \ scmir-
arv. hut as he will return IN Few
days TO take Up his winter stables.
81 Is necessary that a permanent pa
tor he chosen 30 doubt the building
committee viii take immediate ACTON
towards the erection ot the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Turncr's Barn Struck

During The severe electrical storm
that visited hat section Yesterday Of
ternoont "a large barn belonging 10
William Turner. Of sand Hin. was
struck by lightning and burned 10 m"
ground. With ii went a large amount
Of hay and etc. that was stored n
the barn. The loss is partly covered
by insurance. During the same storm
a barn on tho ,. u. Faub'e farm Was
struck. and although f. vas sna'terJ =
somev hat Il did not take FIRE Corn
fields were almost entirely ruined by
the storm and those who had frG.'
before tho storm are lucky IL tley
can say the same now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

W. +. Allen, -. D.. who vas former
ly the pastor OF the Stone church. uf
Elm Grove for several years. but who
IS now pastor Of the New Cumberland
Presbyterian church. is spending sew
eral days visiting friends in the Grove.
Rev. Allen il accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Anna. and his son.
William. Rev Allen preached a ser
mon last Sunday in the Third Presby.
terian church Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Al o." schools .r Tr5G..t.. DIS.
tr'ef "Il open Sepfomhar .vars
thing has h0rn completed toward raa.
irz fAe start fIsregaf Ils. and fIn
'.ufgard viii note uifh horror fha
fact that ne must soon gf.a urr.4
f"arnings and apply himself fo 'rr
tasks ~ schDol ife Tho h.Id.rgs .r
go f'-'ric' Rave hren r.tsr ar over.
.aui'rl and 40 IS ln r.t1U... for
Tho ear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Tho mon. berf ~ 81 Vincent church
have completed arrangements FOR tho
holding ~ box social at th- par0.
chlal school August -. The ara.- 3D.
being Veu planned arI VsI be Ir 'tr
raiur" ~ al I'D fashioned .rr.fi rf..l
has seemed fu have passed .'. rb
.ivion. hI' ha- lately received 4 uc4
icafa IN Ifc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
viii Have Monster Meeting.

What promises 10 De one great night
in the Woodman circles OF Elm Grove
will be held this evening in the regu-
lar meeting Of Henry Clay camp. when
seven candidates will be given the de
gree work. After the degree work ~
given r social will be givcn for the
members. The regular meeting will
follow the playing ~ the benefit ball
game for Charles Sivert. who has had
quite a deal OF hard luck recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
LacktnNn Falr

The fair .. 800 fairs $40 onon 20
morrow A. JacktoWn. and v'll continue
for three days. dIring hlcn time
there VIII be some t.l. 'a-t horse
racing. trading and 10 General good
time Vill be- enjoyed D. ..r-n Who ~.
tend. There v.fl be- -r..-a. persons
from Film Grove ard vicinity m ~.
tendance. 40 30 usually spriags SONS.
new sensations each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Autolsts Forfeit Nancy.

The Pittshurlhers. who were TT
rested Saturday evening on a Charg.
uf speeding by officer Forschey. ana
who posted s25 in Film Grove anu
s. IS in Fulton FOR their appearance
for trial las. n.E1t fa!lel 20 appear
and as a result. '0s' their forfeit