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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
REcLusE pIEs suppENLv.

Autopsy Fails to Reveal Presence o.
Peison-Had No known Relatives.
Special to Fimes-Republicdn,
Oskaloosa, June 1S.-James jackson.
aged "a, a recuse with no known rela-
tives died suddenly Tuesday night at
his home in Cricket. under suspicious
circumstances indicating poison. An
autopsy and chemical Analysis revealed
nothing. The man was q mine worker.
lived to himself. and never speke Of his
,DGR6onal Affairs, -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
EAGLES IN CONVENTION.
Eiahth Annual Session Of Iowa AsH,
Opsns in Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids. Juno 1s.-Thc eighth
annual convention Of tho state aeris
of Eagles met today with large dele
CATION present from many cities. The
state secretary's report shows q total
membership in the state Of about 49,
600, an increase OF 1900 during the
year. 1t Is conceded that Keokuk.
which has made tho greatest increase
In membership during the year will get
the 1914 convention.
George NJ Carlin, Of Sioux City.
present vice president, will be elected
president for next year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
JAPs GROW SARCASTIC.

Aaitators TO Demand More Determined
Diplomatic Attitude.
Toxic. Japan. June 1S.-Posters call
ing a mass meeting for tomorrow and
bearing the headlines, Give Me Liber-
ty or Give Me Death-Patrick Henry"
were posted today by agitators on
walls In the vicinity of the United
States embassy and at other points in
the Japanese capital.
The organizers Of the meeting de-
clare that their object Is to secure n
more determined diplomatic attitude
against the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
BEGIN "HuNeER STRIKE"

Suffrage Leaders Sentenced For Con-
spiracy Refuse to Eat.
London, June 1S.-The six suffra gette
leaders who We're sentenced to prison
terms yesterday for conspiracy began
a hunger strike' Immediately after
reaching Jail. The prisoners declared
they would refuse to eat and would
compel the authorities to release them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
spANks BOY; SETS TOWN AFIRa,
New York Woman ovsrturno on osevl
and Fifteen 0uildlnss Burn.

Monticello. N. Y. June is.--Mrx. y.
Wolfe OF Ferndale. Sullivan county.
near here. tried 70 spank her son ysa-
terday and in SO doing upset an oil
stove.
In the fre mat followed twelve bs,a.
iness houses and three dwellings. in-
Guiding the Wolfe house. were de-
stroyed. The loss will reach 3l0o.0o
Tho buildings werc al wooden struc-
lures and the flames spread % rapidly
that nearly all OF the business section
was wiped out. Ftremon from thfeo
towns wcre summoned and hnally
checked the flames with dynamite
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
PUBLISHERS DISCUSS COST.
Cost Department Of National Assoeia
ton Holds Sessions at Convention.

tion Holds Sessions at Convention.
Colorado Springs, Colo, June 1S.-
Two sessions Of the National Press As
ISOLATION for the discussion Of techni-
ca! subjects connected with business
management Of newspapers were
scheduled for today, closing with a
dinner this evening at the union print
ers' home.
A cost department meeting was ar
ranged for this afternoon with H. S.
Ne,l, of Lawrence. Kan. presiding.
The action of the association yester-
day In endorsing the proposal for state
organizations FOR the supervising cs
advertising. was discussed by E. R
Purcell, of Broken Bow, Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
suFFAaETTEs sENrEMcEp.

Two Women Ssnt 70 Jail For lntssfsr.
ina With Police
London. Juno 1.-two militant ouf.
fragettes, Mrs. Marine Clarendons
Hyde and Mise Bunting. OF the Wom.
ans Freedom League. werO sentences
today TO fourteen days imprisonment
for obstructing the police at suffrA-
gette meeting yesterday near tho resi-
denoe OF Premier Asquith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
MEADE TO IOWA CITY.
Elected Principal Of High School in
University Town.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. June 1s.-- Prof. L. F.
Meade. OF Mason City, has been elected
principal of the Iowa City high school
He WAS tho central figure in recent
factional contest between members OF
the Mason City school board. but came
off victorious and was re- elected prin-
cipal there 1t IL believed he will ac-
cept the position offered him here,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
WHEN STOMACH 10 SEAT OF DIS.
EASE eURoERv GAN DO MUCH
TO GAVE LIFE.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
LleTENs TO LEARNED MEN
RadIum Held to Be Useful in Treat
mont Of Cancers, 1umors and othsr
AffIietiens-stx thousand Cases Of
Needless Blindness in United State.
Each Year. Says Investigator.

minneapolis, June 18.-ln n1teen
sectional meetings. the second day Of
the sixty-fourth annual convention Of
the American Medical Association, op-
ened today on the University Of MIN
nesota campus. Various subjects were
discusses. all Of technical nature
Or. Mayo Says Cancer 10 curabls.
That cancer Of the stomach 10 q our
able disease was the declaration Of DR..
William D. Mayo. Of Rochester. MINI.
"A favorable diagnosis can be es-
tablished by simple methods" he as
serted. "A history Of gastric disturb
ances precedes cancer in a large num-
Der, II not the majority of cases. Oper-
ations for cancer Of the stomach should
begin as an exploration. Moderate in
volvment Of the panoreas does not nec-
essarily preclude operation. Palliative
operations have Q field Of usefulness.''
DR.. Mayo gave a review Of statistics
Of signs and symptoms observed in
Of the stomach.
Radium as a physical agency was
discussed In paper by Dc. Howard A.
Kelly. OF Baltimore. It's action. he said.
Is local. and destined to be potent
AID IN the trsatment OF syn.
geologic conditions. He asserted
that radium will cure some can
GERS that raddum win cure some
cancers and Will especially eliminate
many cases OF local recurrence which
are difficult to treat by many OF the
customary surgical methods. 1ts I'M
portance In the treatment OF nproao
tumor is Just beginning to be recog-
nized. It cnecks nemoSFnaee ana ~
some cases matef1ally oeore.see ene S'
sa.e y ~ ~ Se.s.S ,1Ins.1.., ~,
s1ht. ha ..sd n ,utsli2 = nee fleid. ~;
/ 3 - rs
~ aee'. .lSa =; a.
Lantern slides were used by Dr. :. A.
6tucky. Of Lexington. ky- TO 1uusesate
. paper on trachoma among the noun"
taineers Of eastern Kentucky. The In
crease OF this disease IN twenty-nve
years among the Anglo-saxons OF these
mountains led Dr.. Stucky to make .
trip Of observation thru nve counties on
mule back He described unmistakaole
evidence OF the infectuousness ana de-
structiveness Of the disease. He gave
the delegates what he considerd solu-
ton OF the problem OF eraoicauns tne
malady.
Trachoma among the indiana was
discussed in paper by DR.. J. w.
Schereschewsky. Of washington, D. c.
He asserted that OF 80 600 Indians In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED
Colonel oosthais Made Doctor Of Laws
BY University OF Pennsylvania.

BY University OF Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, June 1S.-Nine men
noted In the world Of science and let
ters. among them George Washington
Goethals. chief engineer Of the Panama
canal, received honorary degrees at the
one hundred fifty-seventh commence
n1ent Of the University of Pennsylvania
today. The degree OF doctor OF laws
was conferred on Colonel Goethals.
Henry p. Dawson. the New York bank
er. and DR.. George NJ. Philips, author
Of several books on education.
Eight hundred flfty three students
were graduated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18

Former Osksieooa Business Man Dead
anec,al Il, Tssnes-Republican.
Oskaleosa, june 1S.-Word was re-
ceived here today Of the death Of w
8. Hart. a former well known business
man az osk>loosa. st Ponca City. Okla
The funeral and intefment viii be here
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News oi 1oday

g
. s vssthsr.
Sun rises Jun At 4:3s: sets at 7:SS
lowa-Gens fair tonight and
pas.ss:'; 1ass.ss: ;os : s '' IN east md centre
2 az ONE
Tslsoraphio = ~,
Oxnard = Corrsspondeaeo Sup
presseA.s
Beet Sugar Lobsy's Activities
Shown.
Express Car Looted BY BAnditA
Premium on Babes In Income Taz
Law.
Dr. Mayo says Cancer Can BE Cured
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa Newe:
Revising Bridge Contracts.
Fire In Masonville.
Empty Grave FavorS Murder Tne'
ory.
Cyclist Hurled From Motordome.
State Must Decide Boat House Prob.
lem. -,
Farm Hands Jonah Day.
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
Every Ones Roads.
I'VE Have With Us Today.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Story, A Man In the Open.
PAGES FIVE. SEVEN, EloATs
ElEvEN.
City News:
Over $4,000 Raised For Hospital.
Y. M. c. A. List Grows After Can
yass Stops.
Races Open With Good Cards.
County Field Meet Soon.
Many Teachers at Normal.
Have Close Call In Auto Accident.
Corner Stone New Church Laid.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and Generals
Buying Of Wheat Forces Prices Up.
Corn Firmer on Light Offerings.
Hogs Receipts Too Heavy For Needs
Cattle Offerings Poor.
Congress May Get No Vacation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18

HEAD or DgET SUGAR INTER-
Esrs o1JEcrs 70 SuDLIshlNa
OF coRREsPoNpENcE,
HoLps coasasi1r9E 70 ooiNo 9
sExoho ito INSTRUCTIONS

Mass sef cersospondanea Rsad 0sfos
~..,.A a..s. ,a,;a.
sy '''''ss' - ~ 49,
spread scaMDpa1On 70 Secure Publtote
!. A..A- A..;... - a.,..
81 '> '
Dr., why 9mpeoyod 70 lecture.
w..n..-... Y,,, :. uor> Ia.
. ss4' 1919
ters ana telee1ams from ene pa1-
vate dles ON the anti-ffeo sugar
.1ohhv.. mt ,nto tha record Of tho
......4.--.....-..... ...,,..... -.
s'o 'S's-s. - eo
day purpoTted 70 snow 1nse tno
best sugar men furnished the sug-
ar tariff srsuments contained In
~. .s,... ....., ..~n.,~,
'4'o -A 1'
text book OF 1saSs engaged LT.
Harvey We Wnev' former govern
nent pure 1ood cnie1 20 denver
leceuree e1pfesseeo 49, o0uDt o1
former Fresaoent Iars ao!!i.y 70
carry aucn states as Cai1o1n nls'
Utah. Idaho and Colorado and add
ed " We don't head nim on we
might Do anle 10 eet = promise
relative 20 the sugar ana TOBACCO
interests.
Tho introduction OF the private
letters was opposed Dy Aenry Ox-
nard and Turman q. Palmer, ootn
prominent IN the beet sugar cam
paign. Thru the attorneys they
protested that the coInmiteee nao
no authority TO bring In letters
dated prior TO the present session
OF consresS on the ground tnat II
authorised an investisation OF q
lobby alleged to be now ex1st1nG
ana to anece Ieg1slation now pend
ing. many OF tne letters reterFeo
70 activities years ago.
Held 30 De. Corroberative.
After the committee considered
tne1r opoect'oHs IN e4ecutive ses-
fed that Oxnard ana Palmer let
ters Would - admnteo on tne
erOund thee tney were corrooo9e>s
Z tive sddence TO oral sestamony al-
iNoedy
~ tsgsaned that Tor
tsss,ty 49, ns5 naA oeea active n
" - - leaetion g Ie-s.
sssS ss. 9 II - 40 .ne
~! 1!l Y : = 1907 TIL
{ oeSe sl..sli =. q ssonys
The committee con oelieves these 1e.'
teri ere cor1oDofasive Q. sne eest'-
mony .givenc ana tnat mere y
lobby N tn'. county ossn,.ee :"
defeat any lesaslataon ZOE INC TO-
duction OF tue .usa. tah. .neso
letters ~ sutnAss'o.o :. es1uenoe' NAl1"
we Deaieve - sno"n 10y . oo. m~u.
pl1n -. ..a.1.. 49,. .s.. ..-s :. 80 net ana
mas Deen aone N .ne p.e' 90"
what y osane oone moro now.
T1snos o1 O.u Ino .Ansl
declared IN mort "ouiu 20 !a.us
TO nave ne senAee a's.aA ,...nat,sn 1.nnt ~.
scope oi t"e so11.'1'1s'ee : -
tion'
W. -, ,.....
Wash1neson. IAN. ae'-aole Ao.... ..e.
ma pe'ss ~ Io roas ~. ~ -. - snt, re- re-
4 men % tne ne.a o1 .ne - au.. 80.
'uosF nsne p ....s..s. sons .S 80,
4 the senA1e Aoppy Mse.e ,. -. --'
nlttee '"nenr.e s'ne0 r -
From tne Io nu ax s.... " ..e.
md teiee1s. "n,cn .uo sss ~
sad saa.uy s1De Nc,I .n.om .. ~ e.
'usar aesoqu.see.s 0n.y ~ ~.
aen na0 Deen 1a An.v s ~.
snea ~ eo.' ~ ....N . .n.ss.,.. ..s1 ~
'ien. eevsa' .sS..n.ssa . - .smn.,~
'eIs. - c,.r"rcs q H.mlin q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18

move and hurried the letters into the
record without regard to sequence
More than seventy had been read wher
adjournment was taken last night.
Those read into the record were di.
rected to managers Of beet sugar com.
panies, officers 1.-THE American Beet
Sugar Association, and friends Of Ham.
lin, indicating that Hamlin. at the time
Of their writing, was IN active figure
in q campaign to organize support fol
the protection Of the beet sugar in.
dustry ana secure publicity against
tariff reduction.
Some told Of Hamlin travelling tc
large cities, giving out interviews:
others, written In Washington, indd.
Gated that he was trying to circulate
matter In defense Of . sugar duty thru
the newspapers, the Associated Press
and other channels 70 offset what he
thought misleading statements put out
BY sugar redners.
Publicity Net Always Gained.
The text indicated that his attempta
ct publicity had not always been al
successful ~ he had hoped.
Other letters refesred to q plan
launched by Hamlin TO have tho large
beet sugar companies take over 5000
In bonds az the Chicago Inter Oceau.
Other letters disclosed attempts ia
Interest biz railroad systems IN the
anti-froe SUGAR ,campaSgn and to have
pro6sssoSe o8 ast1cult1ral colleges ap-
pear before cotnmittees Of congress
with arguments favorable to the beet
sugar men. ga
None 81 Nc ,lettera / dl.clssed that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
DONATION DAY
FOR HOSPITAL
COMMITTEE OF LOCAL LADIES
WILL BE IN CHARGE OF
PLANS TODAY.
Cash Donations a. Well a. Merehan.
disc and EatabIes viii Be Gladly
Accepted at Institution.

To-day is donation day for the North
Wheeling Hospital and the ladies' In
charge Will be on hand all day To re-
ceiev donations. which are expected
10 include money. merchadies. grocer.
les, linens. fruits. vegetables. pre-
serves and jellies. The ladies' request
that the name OF the donner be placed
on each package or article sent to the
institution SO hat they will know 10
whom Acknowledgement should he
given. All cash donations should be
made payable TO Mother Domnick,
VINO Is in charge OF the hospital.
This Is an annual event, and doubt
less a large donation will be received
from the citizens OF Wheeling as has
peen the custom in the past. The
hospital has been placed under greater
1pens since the raZing OF the old
city hospital because all OF the chart
liable cases u for that institution
have ben handled in the North Wheel.
institution have been drained on this
account.
The committee in charge Of the do.
nation day plans is as follows:
Mesdames A. }. Campbell, George
j. Mathison. Seaton Alexander. A. J.
Noome. J. J. Carroll. John J. Coniff, f.
Is. Carney. James McCann. Harry Eb.
bert. The sisters in charge OF the hos
pital are very anxious for a liberal do
nation. They give their services for
the glory OF God and do not want a
condition q fafairs where IL would he
necessary to refuse one patient need.
ing help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
WILL BANQUET
Spread md Comm ttee Named 20
Make Arrangements.

s '0um Iff'. Consisting or t.su Boz
s. NII'.. = BE- N.rrt Hrd Nf%foru.,
IlHf.I frt nuHu Ints .nmrfrf.f r
arrangements Ior tho afuuaf tturu p
Uf tho tIIin fuuuf. ftfr r.e.n nffo
frd tuf fffiHua nr. rnN iarIue maIr D.
fH afl mrwnsra 300 fh.. county 10.
InTir VIII hr hsfd ~ fhl ftrf Wsrr
club Du ThuradI' rtsnirr. March
Tho program ~ n~lsrtaast has rsf
f"f hcsu completed nor boz 30 boon
H-rurrrsrd Who wU1 arf as fravfmte
ter. tnIf tho after dinner spfltcra 100
hc men " note nnd afforn.t. arc look
iug forth fo 90. most cuIn1 ar.
fair ,cf held hv tho aaquclafIrn a.
tho annual mrrfinr ~ fhr West Nir
rIria Rtr assoc iaiion vtu hc hciI iH
This ,ff in june. 10 Del Uk.ls that t
rnmuifiec 90 make 1rr1ursmsnts fr-
Tho Entertainment o. tho VISITORS viii
hc appointed at The banquet of March
eth
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ftffrifnre. but " Was through hrr rr-om-
rsrfafi.n that - many vrrnr. erre~fa-f
r0fhcre derived fho cpmfort and h'ess.nz
~ ffiH fwprs remedy.
Mother Friend is applied svfcr1aur o.,
fhe airipmfn. stomach ard breasts. afItrs
on pain. avoids on NAUSEA. and previous
catfnr - fhe breasts
u if gHi'tiv Hnd wonderfully penetrating.
permits tle muscles a. expand uIft..f ne
strain on fhr NrHmrnts. anil prepares fh. ~.
fem 90 Thoroughly that fhc erIeis is paesef
almoet without The slightest distress Thus
there ned Do nn surh thing a. dread or f-1r.
W better nor moro cheering adVl.e can
~ clven fhe rrperianf mother fhan o. slg
rest me ree - Mothers Frienf She VII
f1kc courage from the herinniur Tho davs
vii 20 cheerful. che nights resffuf Thus
She hralth is preserved. the mind r. IN
fIDose and Tho period is al uneudlng ono
- quiet. Joyful anticiraffon.
Won ran ohfain Mothers Friend ~ arv
druuzist at 81 80 r bottle. u not forget
ror nrriert tp ~ supplied win this greatest
remedy ever devised for motherhood " IL
unfalllrr Write at once fp Hradfrid RrTi-
lafnr Co.,. lal lamar EfdE. Affanfa. "a.
o. firlr very Interesting anf Instructive
boOk " advice f0r oEYcotaat m0thcFa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
The BOY PROBLEM
WI Be Theme cf NeSt Ne-',no Of
State Educational Soci-.y-Prof.
Odgers 20 Speak.

'Th" t'uy Problem" has boon select
81 - th. th"m. fof tn" u.Nt m..iin-
or 'n. West Virginia Educational re
s"' iati"u. Co Pee hold Va P.rk"TshIrs
Juu' ?. and o.. An interesting pro-
rram - a.lrcssos ON a~uprouri1t. eYh
i',fs r''atiuE to the huv pr"bIsm ~
i'c.nE arranged.
Prof o. T. DdEcrs. principal ~ IN"
local Hirh school. wil xiv. % twelve
mtnrt's' discussion IN tho Suite t
"ii't:rr articulation ~ tr" Hi~r
- h"tl Win th" E.'ns,utfr, School
and th. f~'uifsrs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
CONFERENCE OF
BOOSTERS Is HELD
SEMl-CENTENNIAl To BE BOOST.
Ed EVERYWHERE.
Want Stresmers Advertising Affair
viii Give Passes Fer All
Free Shows.

Plans for boosting the Seml-Cen-
tennial and Golden jubilee ceiebra-
tlon 10 be held here in June ard Civ
ing i more publicity than heretofore,
were discussed at a meeting OF the
publicity committee held in the Board
OF Trade rooms yesterday afternoon.
\ conference vas held with George
ID. Benson. who has Oeen selected as
director for the affair. and many mat
tcrs were considered.
II was decided 10 recommend to the
executive committee that banners an
nounc!Rg the celebration be placed
across Market street on each side OF
the -. & O. viaduct. So that an per-
sons passing through the city over
that railroad may know OF the coming
event.
u was also decided TO issue cards in
the form of tickets for the event
which will ba distributed promiscuous-
" the face o: the card VIII be as
follows:
ADMIT ONE
TO WHEELING
During West EirS.nia's Grand Semi
Centennial and Golden Jubilee.
June 1871. inclusive.
Admit bearer to al free Shows. Pag
"ants, Band Concerts. Parades. Fun.
Frolic and Music Galore.
Cl'arCe 10 account of
.---....
Member Boosters committee.
ON the back of the card will be
printed the following,
tan Won tell a whale irom q sardine'
YES
Then vow know that Wh.cling's Gold
~ Iubilc" is the whale of the Gel
C5rTtion
THE ZIG GOINGS
The Only Zig Doiucs.
Not a little ca'f with a BIZ bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
COUNTY COURT
Realty DEED, Eh.d.

hN"fy 80
Scott y Russell and wife 20 g. y
Morris. parcel ~ ground boz Triadel-
phia district. consideration so.
J. ". Wilson and Margaret Weller
20 James q. F1u'.. parcel o. ground
IN Kichidnd district. considerable
5000.
g. v. Morris 90 caroline ". E.--e'
parcel ~ ground boo Trisdrirh1 dI
tric'. Consideration gro
Fiducisry.
In fhe matter of fIr estate % -.
tcrf Gutwar. d..sre.d. f<.IIa t,lfmf-
appointed admin 'rif.r upon Furnish
inR bond in fr" -1m 'f $780,
Marriage License
James ki-i .f f..'.r a.f 80
M fetfrr. n- f.I'r. pa r.1.
Property Lease.
Tho iIr'Hr.I Ir'f..r rorrrfr. I.
IN mo victoria ftr s''r hI'idirg com
''f"ra'i"n g. r"r ~.'e
Deeds % Trust.
Th-re decd. - fr..f ..r. fsft f-
rfrnrf With me snIrf. clerk seafsr.
os
Bankrupt Sale.
n frr matter n. f|. I~trp~Irfrr 20
Jrs'lr NIenr U'ruar IiIri'. ffr
foe gwen ffrr ..r fl r'Isa-r arT
feI urnprrrf- .rr .ffV ~ "a. qrr.7
90 iard boz TrIff. fpf.r I.rfrf.f THE
ard. ufr rn1 f. Usrrs So
Fr.'r r.frrDr .. .~trErHUfl..
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Easter Shoes for men. g. 20. s. os.
$3.50. MeFADDEN.S.
PETITION FILED
FoR NATURALIZATION

prfifinu waa Died wifh trmmfa
sinrcr George D. Tovd 81 tdsrlf court
yesterday tt charlie Tfios UtfItI. "
Tfrf market street. asking fh.f Dol. I
rrHTfcd naturalization RIGHTS u.
stated that De- H n mHf wrrksr ar &
wne nnrn in Nav. INNN %, carve ..
his rnunfrv FROM Uavr. france.
landing Boz NcV York ,it5. Doccmt,e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19

case FOR only about a. mrnut II wac
proven hy fho stat. frft Nnthon
Smith and I'm Williams. % cnIor.I
woman. FIRST drank with Trierd smith
. tt... ...I- nIu. Which wac afzr
fh. iil'' that Inquired 100 th" last hold
uf. tf'r walked with him up Niles o..
whore fno cu.Drsd man .Iddcrfr rro
dgr'1 o. small cannon ari demanded
that fri"rd smith hold 1872 Hfs band
while The woman wont fIrrurh his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-19
a MESSAGE TO RAILROAD MEN

y = ittuu 1T Rffh s.. Hafh. No
sends or THE Warming Zoo raiirbaders
ever where W. work a- conducfp-
caut"d q rhrrric inflammation ~ fta
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