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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-10-11
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eegeniiber. Die Spfer, sic maNenz
buft auf Der Streds bleiben, ous lino
niht ioppbl pertrahts Spetulunten
uno ruinisrte Snbuitrielle, oenn Die
lpil1en lich 9elp0bnli6 pieoer gu bel
| fen; bic Spfsr iinO 9unoerttaulenoe
ben prolstorien, Sic 1id in Der gliiz
tsssit Der Snouitrie tein 0ermp9en
Iammeln tonnten, Die nit Mliibe Die
bpben preils fir Die 2ebensmittel
uno Mobnunsen gu besublen permohz
ten, Die i'm 9(usenblide, oa Die aaz
tuitrppbe bsreinbrift, io mitteIlps
Doltebsn pie aQsseit, uno Die NIT
Shreden Das 0eipenit Der s(rbeitsz
loiieteit berunnaben Ieben. gs
tommt, fein Gntrinnen lit mD9lih !;
Der 6uneer 1tebt por Der Sir"
Gino Daran pplitiihe @erdnoerunz
gen Die S6ulo? 9tuf teinen SAT-
ourh Sen bloben i6aftsnehlel
biirnerlich politil6er Yurteien. Die
llriad)s liegt in Dem tupitaliItliten
WirtIhuftsgetriebe rnO bat MIR iehr
nebenldhlid)e gesiebungen sur pplt@
tet. Die 3sitsn guten GeIhdfts9anz
geE perlpden gu Der Gr5ielung Der
auten prsiie. Die geitei9erten Waz
renpreile perlpden binirieoerum 81
INNER grDBersr Yrobuttion, 5ur
Iusosbnune Der 5ubriten, CUR slnz
idaffuns nsuer Maihinen. Die Ga
oer lperoen iibsrfillt, ois gefahr Ell
nsr MblaBtoduns miro INNER nabsr
aeriidt. @eil Die ganten ouf oie Siz
herbeit Ser ausgeliebenen 9eloer niht
mebr pou pertrauen uno CUR Vorz
| iidt BEL ser !peitern Snaniprudnubz
me oes 8reoits mahneu ipolen, ers
b0ben lie Sen 3insflub nod mebr.
Sin auberoroentlih bober 3insfub
ser 8antsn lit oas Marnun9 signal
)ppr benz perbdnsnispollen llm=
li4tpung.
Ginselne llnternekuungen permo:
ger sic boben aapitolsinie nift meh'
heraus5uihlaeen, INN 10 mebr. lpenr
ser 9biaB ins Stoden serdt. Oisl'
@sihdfte brehen suiammen. Sl
| in Mitleioeni ihaft 9e5o9enen Saul
leuts uno unternebmer beitiirmen oi
8untsn Inn bares 9elo. 9lrs Del
| @slotnappbeit ent itebt bie Gelotrile
loie INNER lpeitere 9reiie siebt uni
bic 0orlGufsrin Der eisentlihen pro
ouftionsfrile bilpet. Die 8reoit
Iiro uberipannt unb es fehlt anGelo
ur >Die INNER mod mai1enhuft pro
busierten Waren gu sablen. Oiei'
0elpfriiis miro intolse Ser interna
tipnolen @eridulouns Der 8Oltsr I'M
tereinanoer ihnell auf unoere Sdn
Der iibertrassn. Die europoiIher
Medlel tperoen ). 9. bon ben amsri
taniihen @ldubieern an ganten II
europa alr Distontieruns 9ebrah
uno umgetebrt.
SIM urIprunsslanbe Der 8elotrt
iis trttt oas @orhanoeniein elmer lie
berproouttipn flar outage. Gin Son
turs folet Sem anbern; Elm aursItur
! ul!er Wertpopiere lit unpermeioltd)
urO cine unfd9li6e panit bemdhtia
lid, Der Geihdftspelt uno srtotet al
: le llnternebmerluit; ale inouitriell
! uno tommeraielle Sdtieteit miro all
I Elm Mlinimum beihrdntt. s(us oe
e @elotriIe entrpidelt lid, Die Yrpout
4 'ionstrile. Der @elohunaer ldt
3 noh, uno Ser Stillitanp Der Yroout
{ tirn lit oa. Cine ulleemeine 9lrbeits
t loIisteit ruff in SEN Shihten be
3 Qcbnarbeiter benz Gleno uno oe
t 8er5ipeiflung. 8ei Sem tpirtlhaftll
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-10-11

Nen 3uiammenbune Der 90ltsr iibt
notiirli6 biele in einem 2dno bette
hsnbe Srile ibre Wirtun9en uuf al
le unoern aulturlGnoern uus, geraOe
pie Sic 2uftorudpeprenionen lih
fortpflonsen. gs tonmt CUR Weltz
trile.
Sn europa friIelt es lett Monaten
hereits gang beoentlif. Gs itebt gu
bo5fen, oab 9lmerita nur bon ben
ouslaufenoen Wellsnbepegungen Der
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-10-11
Gin politiidfr "umpcnbnnO!

lleber sic itanoinupiIten 2dnosr
Guropus ipeht cine etlpas freiheltlidez
re 0uft. 9(ltes Itiir3t, neue. oehen 1T
i'm reroen. Gs iou absr nift 10
glatt oubsi abgebsn. tpie man oies bis
tiir5li6 nod geboIIt bat. Gin geiz
ipieI hierfiir liefert jegt 9anemort,
Noh bel Der Mlitte Ssptember BORT
sriclqten MISUNDERSTANDING mar
man lid eiri5. odB oen @erhanolun@
len iiber Die @erfaiiurgsreform i'm
ToItething teinerlei Shplerigtettsn
bersitet piiroen, Oab Oieie i'm Gjegenz
tell reht Idlnell erIe0igt per0en tonns
.er, "a ia Oas 6oItst6ing 'ton elm
nal, i'm Se3amber pori9en Sahres,
nit erOrijten0er MaioritGt Der @orz
.d0e 3uQeittn1nt unO Die neue rd0itale
ReaitrunQ an perieIben nitt Die 9ez
rinQisen 9(enoerungen porgenommen
hatte. 1iei, l}einung mar duh
Iaon oesbdl6 10 psrbreitet, neil oar
2lusTu4 Der Wohlen sum 5oItathing
am %. W}li un5reioeuti9 81 erten@
nsr QeQeben bat, ouB oas 9olt nit
Ser @erfaiIung5rsTorm einperItdnDen
III uno oie liberalen Wprtfiihrsr i'm
TpItstbing uufs beiIigIts oerllhert ha@
BEN pab Sic IiberaIe partei oieEurhz
Fiihrune Der Sfsform nit allen Nit
tsln f0roern tper0s. OieIe Ter'ltez
rung aab i'm 9iamen ser liberuIsn
7Sruttion oeren 9priigsnoer Ghrilte
len in Der Siguns oss Jpltethings
am II. Suni 5. 5. ab uno lie tie lsgt
lpieosrhplt BON Dem Wortfiihrer Der
7etbsn Jrattion. Dem abssoronstsn
Slsbsuger.
3uiIhen libsralsn Worten uno
5uten lpar ihpn BON ieher uno IN
allen 2Inosrn elm selpaltiger Inter
ihten. 60 uuh iegt in Odnemart.
Gem perIonln1sltsn Parliament lests
Ser Miniiterprdiiosnt Sable Die bon
Dem friiheren libsralen MIinilterlum
Serntisn ausssarbeitete WerfdNunss=
reformporluae unpsrdnoert por, uno
Sic libsrals VrsiIs ihlug por Jrsuos
0urselbdume barber, oaB Die raol=
sals Ne9ieruns 10 psrniinftig mar, Die
, Gorlaoe ihrer libsralsn Iorsdngerln
,u atseptiersn. Stm Gage ourauf uber
per1ffentlit3te Ser @orIigenoe Der IL
beralsn Srattion uno Qartsi. Der friiz
here Miiniitsrprdiosnt Gbriitenien, in
7sinen1 9Iutts rSioen1 sinen nelten,
auns islbitdnoiesn Reformpor'hlcs.
visinen @orIhlag", Ser iheinbar ptsl
raoituler uno lpeitereebeno lit, als Der
pon Ghriitenisrs eisensm partsinllz
niIterium ausgsarbeitets uno BON Der
issiaen raoitulen Nesisruns ibernom=
meme Scrlhlag. Gbriitenfen perldn9'
ois slsnosruns ser YerfaiIun9 slett
10 pollitdnoie, ipie man es bon oieie.
Seite niht sripartst bdtte. Die Tors
loes Ser Hegieruna erltrett ilt1 be-
tunntlih nur auf s(snosruns Ser Ss'
'tinnurasn. Sic Die SuIamnenIsbune
os3 Narlaments betreffen: slbitaf:
lung alsr Gripileaier i'm @ablref1t
p0lig alsihes WahIre6t, Iusoehnun!
ossIelbsn auf Sic 6rauen uno Sien't
botsn, Serabieguns oes @ahlrehts
alters uIp. Grit ipdter. lpenn oiel
| lNsnosrunsen burdsefiihrt Iino. lolt
Ser ii5riae Sell Der 9erfahung repi
oiert uno mooerniiiert peroen. Chr
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G~I6itterung oes @eltmorttss err
retht piro. Ous miro Ser i6peren
3eit feline erobten S6reden nebmen.
0omit ilt es fir oiesmul po6l auh
uusgslhloTen Oub es gu elmer logez
nunnten panit tomnlt. Smmerbtn
lit oas mas tommer t1nn brobeno
uno unbetlpoll eenug, I'M Die 9lrbsi=
ter gu peranluNen iiG iiber DEN aaz
pitalismus unb 1ein Snltem 0eoonz
fen au MAIDEN.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-10-11
&leiuigteiten.

- Die 9tmerican FEDERATION Of
2abor bat Ourd ihren Setretdr
Jrunt MorriIon Die 2p6nerh0bunaen
3ufammeniteuen laIIen, ois i'm Sabre
1912 gum Sell freipiGig eelpdbrt.
gum Sell ertdmpft purhan. Die 3u=
Iammenite1ung umfabt 49 Nrbeiterz
Srgantiattonen. Sn Den Ourh bisfe
GrganiIdtionsn reprGientierten 9e=
trieben beliefen Die 2obnerbohungen
oes Sabrss 1912 iid auf runb 33
Wtillionen 0olars, unO eleihaeitig
muroe eine GinI6rdntung Der Or
beits5eit I'm insgeIamt p ,222, ,917
Stunoen idbrlid srsislt, 0as iinn
runo 5000 Sabre Sm laufenoeu
Sobre bat Die organiiierte 9(rbeitsr=
ifaft peiters GrTolge 5u per5eitnen
gehabt, ionohl be5ijgIih Der 20hne
ols duh Ser 2lrbeita3eit, un0 Die
8eIamterfoIge oiirften hinter Denen
nes Sohres 1912 nift nett 5uriidz
bleiben, pbIhon in isne5 Sabr Die
Den gergleut:n QetpGhrte betrdhtlid's
2ohnerh0bung fGut, Die alein iiber II
Wlillionen Dollars ausmdhte. 2eioer
lit es nur ein tleiner 9ruhteil Der
9lrbeiter bea 2an0es, Ser aus bieIen
gorteiIen nuBen 3iehen tann.
= Die nprogrelIipe partsi" hat
fortgeIegt pefl. Gin 5u6nentrdger
mad Dem anoeren fIii6tet ii6. 8on=
grebmann 2affertp bon Wuihingtor
III aus Der 5Srattion uno partei aus
ge.reten uno ielbIt Oas ldrmhdfte
enfant terrible 0ennen BON Gdlifor=
nia Tliihtete iih in Die republitoni=
ifen penuten 5urit. Ilit oieiem
Wfaterill muB nan entpeOer i'm err
ten 2tnluuf ,Sob5" erringen pOer DEN
Sampf uufgeben. Sln Stuate S6iu
uuein Iou Ser guu MooIs nph ettpas
2eben haben. Die bier herrltenoen
Gemofruten Iheinen Itlauer aI5 an
0er5mo 81 iein. Sic fiittern ods
@ieb nit Studtsz unD Gountndmtern
uno friiten 10 iein IdIein. Die Spe=
tuldtion 1T tldr. Der &uu 9Rooie
Ion bier 3!piIten GieI un0 Glepfdnt
aIs 0reQbod Itehen, 0amit Die De-
nntruten lire 0errIhaft m0gIihIt
lanQe oufreft erbulien t6nnen, mas
pieIleitt pon Dem l3eitpuntt an niht
mebr mogIif lpGre, 5u Dem Die SuQ
N}ooIer nie0er ST Den Glepfdntenz
leuten 3urudtehren. 81 Die Spetu=
lation auf Die Tduer hdIten miro, lit
aQeroinga mehr uls frn9Iia.
- So orbeitet Der aupitulismus!
DGbreno ihon lett 8oden Ninter=
prsiIe fir sic Butter eesahlt tpsroen
miiNen, Iino mad sinsm gsridt Der
> r@urehpuIemen's 9lTocidtion", iiber
65,OOO,OOO Yfuno Butter in oen
aubIIpeihern uufbspnhrt. 0ieler
Iprrat lit um 100000 pfInN
sr0ber als ser, pelher um otelelbe
Ssit oss lsgten Sabres porhunoen
mar. Sm alsinpertauf lhpanten
bort sic guttsrprsiis sipiidhen 35 uno
|39 Gents bas pfuno. Die 3piihsn=
bdnoIer ertldren, bic hoben Vreile
uno sic rieIissn @orrdts in oen aublz
Ipeitern ieisn ouf einen SampT stpt=
Ihen osm Ghicugoer uno Dem Glglner
Butter Board suriid5ufiihren. 'Na4
Dem llrtsil Der SlpiI6enhdnoler lit
elm 3uiammenbrun oisies tiinItithen
prsistreibsns 5u erlpurtsn, psnn mir
einsn miloen Minter haben lollten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
CENTRAL SCHEDULE
Teams On Circuit Not Pleased with
Arrsngement-Cireuit Of
Clubs 1000 Miles

The Central League baseball SEIZED
uie was made public Monday for the
1913 season and while the schedule is
not satisfactory 10 all clubs in the
league. 10 is one that will work out
well. D is thought in the end There
ar" only SIX cubs in the circuit and
each o. the clubs will have it's share
Of the good things % the season. In.
cluded IN the league are Grand Rapids
lay won. Springfield. Fort Wayne. Ter.
o." flaute and Evansville
u j. figured thar trip around the
circuit is a few miles Les, than 00n
Tie longest jump is between Grand
hapids and Evansville. 800 mile
FROM Springfield fo the far east and
evansville "a Tine southeast is gYt
miles Day ton and Grand Rapids. tho
only cities with more than 10000 pop.
ulatlon. both have shown the poe4ib 4
If} ~ more than 100000 attendant.
go 30 games
Springfield is The failcndc- IA porr
Ia'Iur. bur has an attendance possibI.
JOS Chat should make DO show above
Do" nForurn This season This be- Ju.
20 tho belief thar a. Ias- Ie1gria t,.
been formed un Fubstrrtiaf has.
and 0-ganized % DO conducted ,a
sound business prime plies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
WJrd Mexico" Is Found On Article
Holding Up Trousers Of
Celestial.

CHICAGO. March IA suspender
button was responsible yesterday for
Moy Dune being deported TO the
Orient by Judge Humphrey. OF the
Feedral Court.
The Chinese was arrested several
months ago by the immigration au-
thorlties and he was charged with be.
ing in the country in violation OF the
exclusion act Inspector Howard Ebey
searched the prisoner and found a but
ton holding mp his trousers on which
button was the word Mexico" The
inspector concluded that Moy had
been smuggled in across the Texas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
HASKINS TALKS
ON NBW CHARTER
BEFORE MEMS eRoTHERHoop
OF WESLEY N. e. CHURCH.
Genial Physician Takes Rap at Pro-
posed New Government and Shows
Up Its Weak Points.

Speaking before the Mems Brother.
rood OF the Wesley NJ. Z. church.
at the regular meeting last evening.
Dr. I. VI. Haskins. a member OF the
Board OF Control. defended the pres.
ent administration and the present
city charter. and at the same time
bitterly denounced the proposed char.
ter TO give Wheeling a commission
form OF government. The meeting
was well attended. and much interest
Vas manifested in the doctors ad.
dress.
Maintaining that the present char
ter Is more representative OF the
people and better fitted TO the city's
needs the speaker attacked the new
cndr'er on many grounds, and cues
.lohed the motives OF its advocates.
he began by ikening the present
city government. with its first and
second branch OF council as the legis
lau'e branch and the MAYOR and
BOARD OF control IS the executive de-
partment. with the government OF
tue state and nation. with two
orahches OF congress or legislature
as the legislative depart ment and the
state or national officials as the OK.
ecutlve department. He said the pro-
posed charter proposes to consolidate
these departments into one BODY.
Whlch. when applied TO national gov.
eminent. George Washington and
alexander Hamilton declared would
be despotism.
Provisions Denounced.
among the provisions OF the new
charter which were especially de.
hounced were those giving the com.
mission the right TO discharge an en-.
ploye OF the city as he would not have
recourse 10 appeal his case 10 council.
the provision giving the commission
the privilege TO fix salaries OF all city
employees and many others. The
speaker was strongly opposed 10 the
manner OF election of the commits.
sloners, as II does not give 10 the vot.
erS an opportunity TO analyze the quail.
lhcationS and fitness OF the candidates
TOT the various departments II would
not be known for what positions they
We're aspirants. consequently their
capability and capacity for performing
the duties could not be determined in
/ telligently
referring to the commissioners as
high lords. the speaker. said that
the charter placed too much power and
authority in the hands OF the cimmis-
sion and that there was much great.
or opportunity for graft than under
me present charter. The ratification
OF the new charter. he said. would
open the doors 20 graft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
MAMMOTH CROWD ATTENDS
TOLEDO BOWLING TOURNEY
Flor De Kniepels Roll Into First Place
with the Unprecedented
Score Of 3,OO6.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March il.-Wheu
the first squad OF five-men teams Went
on the alleys IN the American bowling
Congress tournament tonight the
crowd in the terminal building had
grown to such proportions that there
was danger o. the fence separating
the bow lers from the stand would b.
crushed in The interest largely was
brought about by the brunswick AL
stars. o. New York. winners OF The
1912 tournament Also the fact that
the Flor DE knIrpel- went into FIST
place last night With an Unprecedented
score Of 600
In today = twO-man events. Thomas
and Murphy. Of Pittsburgh. went INFO
eight place With score ~ 2i'
Sutherland and Hedcrstrom. Of St
Paul. totallcd il.> 30 their woman
event They were the highest OBJ. the
leading rollers VINO made tne big score
ia the fiye.mau events
In rho individual events Frank Fox.
81 indianapolis lud. rolled ff+. which
vas high for the quad- in hat event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
BEN WOOD


John Noituar. VINO has ba.n held 81,
th' county All az MountSViila during
thr past lew days awaiting an iuv,sti-
sam INTO IN" conditions OF John
thompson. WI" u iS alleged was IN "A
'"ltlhg scrap with Noitoar 4 few
hlshtN ago. VIII be brought - IN. Gif-
i'.~ aIt'fi""n ami %" gwen a. t,aring
"-ivfr squire Paul i;'iucI. Oh a ,uar.e I.
ct I'-"h.rAS rattlng. IL Will Doe, recall
90 lhdt Thompson mas already lost ON.
"L pas eyes itom IN" injuries REEVE .
ana = not entirely out OF danger SrN-
,hN""ral f"r'isn'f~ ~ appear as vii
ut-ses ~ the case,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
ARRANGE FOR GAME
Wesleyan and Stats Football Teams
May Clash IN This City Next
Season.

BUCKHANNON. March ll.-Dr. o
VI Staats. president Of the Stats
Athletic club % Wheeling and n s..
Stausbury. manager 81 the West Viz
ginia Wesleyan football team. have
been In almost constant cOmmuuica-
tiOu since the end Of fha 1912 foot
ball season. try ing Co arrange % game
% De played in Wheeling between tho
two teams next wear As matters
nov stand. everything is arranged
for the game fo be played there. aud
o. viii undoubtedly be- played unless
the Weg'otan faculty intervene
This past basketball season fs thc
FIRST time that any Wesleyan a'r
lefID team ha. met fpams represent.
ing anything other than coiIcFc. or
schools Tor several years. and DO
.-eUs Ukrly from fHc sentiment pre-.
salonf now that the rule viii AGAIN
Doc enforced and that ucNf year Vrs.
icysu -chcdu'o- in both football ald
basketball viii be confined oN,II.
-ivc.s .1 teams rrpr .-cufins COLLEGES
and schools
Tn" present basketball season Dos
h"fu h.Ehls successful from et.f.
point ~ view except THAT good d,..l
of undesirable spirit Boo. been DO. .l
oyer fhn quo t1u oft .l. .flf. cham
pi0r.hip WO.e cyan Nest .tIr a.
probably Try FOR tho state champion.
ship am0r- fhn college. lnd .rf Hs
B. 3d. CT a LD f4sI l4 .lr.t
naF" been DON. .u fIr present soar
West Virginia Cameo.
Ih" proposed gam" VfH fh" ~f.i'-
club N.I uruIfh.. boz r'...H I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
SUSPENDER BUTTON RESPONSIBLE
FOR DEPORTATION OF CHINAMAN

border by Chinese runners" and he
was held for a hearing in the United
States Court.
Strenuous arguments were made in
behalf Of the Chinese, but the court
held the evidence TO be conclusive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

\ native farmers association has
been established at Wakkerstroom.
Transvaal. an exceedingly hopeful in
dicaticn Of progressive tendency
among Kaffir agriculturists which may
mean much In regard to requirements
Of up-to-date implements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Spring and Summer Hats and Mil
linery Novelties now ready and on
display for your invited Inspection.
No opening.
mr-1i-k MARsDEN L. coIvIG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
Little Wbiffs
From Stogieto1vn
(BY THE OFFICE BoY1

Huerta is pronounced "whirta" by
some "butchery" others.
One promising thing about the new
president is that he is almost as I'M
pretty as Lincoln.
Clearly the weather might be in bet
ter business than vindicating a heart
less grounding.
Oneway 20 drive out the unclean
songs would be 10 put musical and lit
erary merit into the clean ones.
Besides a minimum wage law for
women workers. a minimum wage law
for corporation officials might be de-
sirable.
His resolution 10 be an American
president, rather than a Democratic
president increases the dignity OF Mr.
Wilson's job.
Let US hope that the senatorial jani-
tor is keeping those two Illinois seats
| free from dust and refuse They may
be used some time.
Mr.. Taft is proving that one can ac-
quire as much isolation in Georgia as
in the heart OF Africa in front OF a
moving picture camera
Should Col Harvey really be sent to
the court of ST. James he will know
that he has been forgiven for boosting
Mr.. Wilson's candidacy.
Why do not the women offer some
inducements II given the vote will
they abolish the long hatpin and
dresses that button up the back?
King George IS to wear a crown. II
q has an open top doubtless its use
will tend 10 prevent badness. but
there IS little excuse for il otherwise.
We note that the wireless message
from Paris TO the United States is TO
be sent from the Eiffel tOWenr. not the
: Moulin Rouge This is as it should be
In the buckwheat cake season the
ultimate consumer is not inclined TO
look with favor upon this new grease
less butter said to he purveyed by the
dairy trust
To argue that people who buy shoes
that are not all leather should be kept
in ignorance for their own benefit is
q kind OF desuistry of which the coun-
try is heartily tired
As the United States Senate is a
deliberaIive body. IL is thought by the
Illinois legislature that candidates
ought To have lot OF time 20 practice
deiiberation before hand
Under the amortization plan sug-
gcsted By proponents Of the traction
merger the city may own the transpor-
tation facilities by 1850. II during the
Intervening years it spends most 81
its time and money riding ON the cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Clearly the weather might be in bet
ter business than vindicating a heart.
less grounding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Oneway 20 drive out the unclean
songs would be TO put musical and lit
erary merit into the clean ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

One promising thing about the new
president is that he is almost as un.
pretty as Lincoln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Huerta is pronounced "whirta" BY
some "butchery' others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Besides n minimum wage law for
women workers. n minimum wage law
for corporation officials might be de
sirable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

Totals ........... >S3 go a. lob |
Tonight Virginias vs.. Aviators; In
dams ~. lihertyS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

To argue that people who buy shoes
that are not all leather should be kept
in ignorance for their own benefit is
a kind OF desuistry OF which the coun-
try is heartily tired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12
Masonic Cub Ducki

T o,ai' games lola " T. r.. '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

His resolution To be an American
president. rather than a Democratic
president increases the dignity OF Mr.
Wilson's job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-12

In the buckwheat cake season the
ultimate consumer is not inclined TO
look with favor upon this new grease
less butter said to he purveyed by the
dairy rust
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-05-09
IN THE pIsTRIcr COURT

for the Third Judicial District of the
State of Idaho for Ada County.
Preston Alexander, Plaintiff,
VS.. Alias Summons.
Minnie Alexander, Defendant.
The state of Idaho Sends Greetings to
the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District,
State of Idaho. in and for the County
of Ada and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy OF which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days exclusive
OF the day Of service) after the service on
you of this summons, if served within
this district; or if served out of this
district, within forty days. The said
action is brought to obtain decree Of
divorce from you upon the grounds Of
wilful desertion for period of more
than one year last past, and for general
relief.
All OF which more fnlly appears from
the copy of complaint hereunto attach
ed and herewith served upon you with
this summons.
You are hereby notified, that if you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
| plant, as above required, the said PLAIN
tiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District OF the State Of Idaho, in and for
the County OF Ada this 10th day of
March, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and thirteen.
[SEfLl STEPHEN Utter. Clerk.
By Otto F. Peterson, Deputy Clerk.
]. Nat Hudson, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office, 305 The Pinney. Boise, Idaho.