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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-23

-9as beIiebte regeLmdBise &af-
feefrdnsden bes Sraren : Sereins
Der ct. @eorgs &irde, meldcs
ionIt INNER an1 Oonnerstag Rad-
mittaa itattfanS, miro biesmal am
paditem Sreitae, BEN 80. Nai,
itattfinoen.
-9ie S6llBpriiiirngen in Der
bieiigen offeraliden Shule finben
pabrenb Ser niditen ISOLDE itatt,
uno lino Tiir sic peridieoenem aloi-
ienSimmer feitaeiest mie folst:
Room Teacher Time
/ Miss Ochsner......W Wed. s to 10 a, III.
2 Miss Konietzko Wed. 10 to IL a. m.
3 Miss Beckmann.. Wed. 2 to a p. m.
4 Miss Strehly....T Thur. S to 10 a. IN.
5 Mr.. Mann ..... Thur. 10 to IL a. M.
-Gas alidbrlihe Maifeit ltnle'
rer DffeutIiGen gdlle miro mor9elt
itattiin0ein; iolte eS an oielent Sa-
ee regnen Damn finbet oas Set am
nadlten Gage, alio alil Sotattdg,
itatt. Ger Seit5ug miro lid Inn 1o
llbr 9ormittags bonn Sf)ulgebaltoe
aus, inter 9ortritt Der enterprise
Militdr.aapele, nad) Dem Solrplas
in Mari6 iesen.
-Wtan periGume es nidt Der
auffiibrung BON oWtrs. Briggs Of
the 8oultrp GARD" b%ei6ntpobrer,
pelde beute abero bon ben Wftt,
glieoern ser Sopbrnore uto Der
Sunior &lalien ser Serma1n Sod1-
idule, in Der &on5ert Sale, ltattfltl'
BEN miro, Ger grtrag Der gof-
telling miro sum Seiten 1utlerer
Shulen pertpenoet neroen. Die
ierbierte Site iinb in 8alfer's Ipo-
tDete al Dapen.
3ie Steuer . @usweid)er bon
Ras County, DO, erbieltert leste
ISOLDE cine berbe uto moblperoier.
te 2ection, inoem Die 0ortige aits-
gIeidbeborbe Den Steuer.@ inid)ds
iit1gen BON 65 S%teuer5ablern oie
&%Ieinigfeit bon $500, 600. bin5nfiig
te. Die giniddsung zines ein5igen
Sartners, alf belpeglides gigen-
tbrm, mlirbe I'M 9etraee bon $176,-
467. erbobt. 9uS lit nieber ein-
mol elm 8epeis, bob es in iinIerer
Staats- r,to County : &aiiert ME
on @eIb febler wiirbe, lpent ollar |
8eiit aaf nirfli6 beiteitert piiroe. 5
-9ie fleine, unaftiebnIide, be-
iGeiOere 3eitung zines 2anoit1ot'
6ets ipielt freiIi6 feline groBe Sol !
lie, trosbem lit aber geraoe otele i
8eituiig Ger 6rernO unb Sertreter 5
iamlnAi1e ginmobner Der Staot
ittuo bes @emeinipeieits inter beilen
Needle circrliert nrlo lit ltets be. }
reit Die Sntereiien aIler oieier Seitr !
tie 5u pertbeioigen unb 5u idliiten. .
gs lit bober itidt mebr oils fpie red)t 3
iiub biaig BOB Die gefppbner zines l
@emeimtueiens ebenio feit Bel ibrer b
betreffen6en 3eitune iteber itno Die n
in ieoer Siniidt uno moglidlt 3
unteritisen. 2eioer, ie- ,
bod, bIeibt in bieier $infidt oft n
bel au tpiinfdett iibris. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-23

8irarbea,i, Mo, fam am Ietter
Sreitog bierber I'M ieiren beiabr.
ten 8rilber, gbas. 9edmanlt gu
beiuden, ipelder lett pielen Sabren
an Mbeumatismus leibet urD lett
ben leeten orei Sabrer als bilflo-
Ter SnpaIib on oos 8ett gefeileIt lit.
Dies lit Serrt $. 6. 8efmann's
eriter 9eiu6 IN ieiner @eburts-
foot lett IA Sabren iino err lit oa,
Der BON Dem 8adstbum llro Den
8erbeiiernngen Der Stabt iebr on.
genebm i%iberraidt. Serr 8edmanr
perlieB Sermant 3uerft inn Sabre
1873, ipobnte bann itrgefdbr stpan,
5ia Sabre in SifmannL &ertlidp
unb fpdter in Cape @irmbeau.
SER @m. S. 8oblmanr, fri.
Der ON Der Secono Greet in unierem
gounfp fpobnbaft. idreibt urts gele-
getflid Der grnelieriing ieines
announcements aus ieiner neliercrt
Seimatb, Morgaltniue, aauHas, pie
folgt:
gs gefallt inns iebr gut fpie IS
inns audi tpoblergebt in n%tierer neu.
en- Seimatb in &anias. @ir battsn
uieI S6nee lesten @i,tter itltb Elm
naiies Sriibiabr. Corn lit alles ge.
pflan5t un6 idon altf, 10 odB Die
Sarmer idon IN ben Gornfelbern or
beiten miiiien. Safer urb @ei5en
iteben prddtig u1lb ole Iusiihten
aaf cine CUTE unb tribe @rnte iino
Die better. @lfalfa lit llr1iere bolpt-
ia6lidite Sutterpflan5e unh lit fir
Sen eriten Sfritt reif. Die alfal.
fafelber merben bier brei biz bier.
mol genldbt. @s lit oas bette SUIT.
ter fir gferbe uno Sieb, gang be-
ienbers fir @iI6fiibe, llnb CLAUDE
i6 baB @iiiouri Sarnler gut tbun
piirben, men1p iie @lfalfa anpflan-
gen piirbetr.
Ser5Iide @riiBe air alien 6reur-
BE uno 9efannte IN 8asconaoe
- .- ~
.Gourtp unb nidts iollte inns me5r
%freueir als elm 9eill6 unierer friibes
rem 8ad)bdrn in unierem rlelten
Setm.
Die @rabuinlngsfeier Ser Oh
Itriftsidpllen Die ben norblidHn 9e-
5irf 6ilbet, ipelfe att Iitttpoh oa-
bier in Der gon5eftballe itattfano,
mar cine idone nnb erbebenbe. 9ie
groBe Sale mar big ouf Dem lesten
Sit nit 9einfern eefiillt uno elm
reidbaltiges Srogran1l, beitebenb
aus &ecitationer, Mllfif- un6 @e.
iorgsportrdge fam 5iir Musfiibr.
ing. Brof. 6. 6. Sbltbium, bon
Sreberidstotpn, Wo., Ser friibere
Srin5ipal ltnierer Sodi6ule belt
bie Mnrebe an Die @rabuirenben IN
ipeld)er er bieielben 51t meiterem
Streben IN Dem 10 gitt %begornenen
@nfargstperfe 5l ibrer altsbiIbung
morauf Ser 6. g.
ben beiOen Siegern int Bud.
onteit, grna Eoeihel nttb
Norntan 9egemann Die goIbene reip.
Iilberne Weoaile in ~paiienber Itt-
iiberreidte. Die lteberreibr
ltirg Der 8iplonle an Die % Sd)iiler,
Den s. 8rob 6es 2ebrplanes (.
Der Offentlid)en Sdltlen abiolpirt ia. ,
zen l1lb ollie anipeielto tparen, fa1o !.
>ur6 County Sfltl,S superintendent, 4,
5. SO. Sanuier itott, ser Bel bieIer :
.SeIegenbeit cine gebiegeile Gnipra. ,
be an bie abitnriertter belt in ,pel- .
Der er iie 5u peiterem Sleibe uao :
II boberen 3ielet anipornte. @a9
yer Seller fano int Soale elm fir
nrt6 Sdniler bereiteter Gn.
itatt, BEL Incident See Cream, !,
nno grfriidnneen ierbirt
oltrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-23

= 8eidaftsIeilte, babt ibr genie
geno Seuerperiiderrng oilf ei,rem
8aarenporratb? geriidert oeniel-
ben gegen gerluft BEL g. @. SiIber.
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asifnid Ser Sdnbarbeiter.

8as brittle idbrIide Gidnid 6el
angeitellten Der Serntann S3peiafo.
BRIT Der international Shoe 60.
miro an naditen a. Si,Ii ouf Dem
Sairplat itattfinoen. Dos DR.
ran9emerts : Committee bat be.
ldlloiier oieiesmaI nidt 10 pieIe
8ettipiele 81 bober, oils pie in
friiberen Sabren, nnS mer6en 6o-
Der aitd1 nidt 10 pieIe &reiie notb.
penoig iein.
9as Committee mirb ieood ale
Frciie welfe BON Sen @eIddftsIelt.
ten ausgeiett uerOen, nit beItem
9atlf lnb anerfemnin9 entgegert-
nebnten. ollie 9~ieienieen, pcIde
aits3nieben piiniden, fin6
frenn6Iidit eriudt iraenb
Witgfieb bcs unter3eidneten
Committees Sapott IN aenntnib all
Ipt,pu
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Wiaiief
auf bent Sair- glabe
5amtaG Den n. Nlai
AbcnSs
6reber 8au.

Die 9acbter oes 5abrplabes baben cine
re9elredbre @irtbsli5enS gelbit unb uers
ben oesbalb Bier unb g%rfriidunsen aler
Nrt perabreidben.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
OF PEN
Monthly Report Of State Institution
Forwarded TO Governor
hatfield Yesterday

Warden NJ. L Brown of the state
penItentiary at MoundsVille complet-
ed and forwarded the report OF she
state institution TO Governor II. n.
Hatfield yesterday The report Gov
ers everything in full Concerning the
work in October and Is as follows.
Population OF The prison on &c
tober l. Males. iii. females, 81 /:
total l.l43.
Received.
From state court. 20 males, fe-
males. total %.
From L. $ courts. 10 males. 0 fe-
males. total 10.
For violating parole. male. 70
males, total l.
Total number for the month. 1.li2
males, 80 females. total 1.l77.
Discharged
BY expiration o. sentence, Is
males. no females: total Is
by pardon, males. . females. to-
by parole. , males. . females.
total g.
Escaped. ! male. females. total !.
out as witness. ! male. q females,
total l.
by parole. L. :. prisoners. males.
o females. total ?
Total discharged. 80 males. 70
males. total 80
Population at end OF October.
liz males. 335 females. total l.li1.
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ARGUMENTS
tcon,inu.d frol.. first Pas.)

court continued the assistant attor.
nay general. that this dlsposes of
III" evidence and answer OF the de
{, Dlauts Further. / desire TO empha-
size the point that the combination as
alleged, was not necessary 20 thu tx
paus.o OF the furrigu trade OF any
OF the individual concerns which
went into H. In that respect the ans
wcr OF the defendants in untrue
To justify this assertion. Mr.. eros
venor read copies of the sales re
por,s OF the Deering and Mccormick
concerns TO show that for several
years previous TO the formation of
The International Harvester Company.
their foreign trade had been increas.
.ng ar q steady ratio
Going into that portion Of the de-
PENDANT answer labelled growing
competition, Mr.. Grosyenor directed
the courts attention TO the evidence
or Matt Sprule. vi sparta. ~. called
as % witness To- suhstauti9tc claims of
competition made by counsel LOT the
harvester company
Quotes Sp-ule Case.
That case 81 Nat Sprule ii 10
pleas" he court said Mr. Gro yeuor.
is fairly typical OF the sort of com
petition that this pow erful MONOPOLY
has met since L. organize ion
Let us read the testimony OF Mr.
Sprulc lt shows that iu the year
1907. Mr. Snrule.s C-aCern manufac-
'ur.d one machine. in zoos. Two ma
chimes. Iu 1909. three machines. in
1910 flr-. machines. in 1911. three
W chimes. and in 1912. TWO machines
These figure compared with the
more than 100000 machines that the
international Harvester Sompauv
sold annually. viii give an idea az 20
the sort of CUmretision the 'trus- was
forced 20 meet"
Mr. Grosyenor completed the first
portion ~ his argument and Yielded
fu Judge McUurh. OF counsel Tor -nc
defense. shortly before the close al
the afternoon session ~ court Judge
Ncliugh had lust begun his argument
when court lt lOuruod for the day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04

.tcuDenFille. O.. Nov ? IA
Dear Slr-Ihis is written that all
hrsam"u's as 20 the failure. az 80.
9''Abeh'llle High school team 10 nm.
f,dT a. Martins Ferry on SATURDAY.
~ '.r'"oh. be settled. II seems a
.A'Ntu me Ferrlans have rhe idea
'.ti St"uaenyi.le had cold feet sab
was not the case. as All Of IN. ~
were eager 20 20 90 tho down.riv.r
town and they were much disapD5,1..
20 NH'n 'h@ news OF the cancellation
was received
Manager stone braker had an inter
Wow with Prof Cox as TO the proprr
Ih'ng 10 do when the eligibility iisr
was not received and 40 was decided
'hhl IN" best thing 20 do was 20 can
Gel This was Saturday morning and
message was sent Immediately 10
Martins Ferry
Last Tuesday Manager Stoneb-ala-
went 70 Martins Ferry and there had
tlt assurance that LIST OF those
Gig hl" would be sent. bu. no svch
.'st was received. The StpubenyllIa
boys wcro looking forward 10 the
gam" which promised 20 be one OF tho
iI"rc"st in The valley this season. and
iH"y were practiciug hard every even.
ing TOT that game. However the rules
OF the assoc. ation must be- lived up
10 or tho organization would be use
less
hope that this explains ifs.Is e.,
such a way that no bad feeling NAV b.
held against me Staubeuv.,la bows
no 100 living no 20 the rules OF pho.
association expect others 20 Do fl.
same
FROM ONE LOYAL TO sTEUHEX.
WILLIE IT, 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
Can Crimson Eleven Win
In Tigers Own Stadium ?

NEW YORK. Nov, ..-rhe opening
ESme % ne so-called Eastern football
Prinr., 0,SH' series wili be PLAYED AZ
sleH'ns OF Harvard and Princeton uni
~ sl-S meet IN their annual combat.
anle WI De the seventeenth contest be-
tween ne teams Of the two Institutions
since 49,, wien the Tigers ana crimson
hr-t mingled on the football held
There have been a number Of br.aks
IN t4e series between Princeton and Har-
Nard and a. present the score stands
ward. victories. l3 defeats Oo.nlTr
WIN Two games IN 1877. the colleges
PLAYED annual games uutil 1853. In iNss
selie~ was renewed and continued
Tor two years, and was then Rhantonef
until the autumn OF 1911. Since then we
Saturdays game may be conSideres ~,
mlfd y the present cycle.
JuItlng from The form displayed nv
most Important game OF Tie east ms
week. Harvard should De- a sigh, "a
, ne. PIT irineet"n adhererts poin; 10 IN,
he.uuar fa't that the Crimson has not
,r'l.'ltsI n orange and Black on the
Bank on rraditiOn.
A. result trad tion has Snrung az.
IN princeton To TIE effect that Harvard
,sihnt win from Princeton az Princeton
cambridge stadium. Tie crimson ,.,,i. -.
hope Co shafter both tNeS. t-oafti,,,s 49,.
,,-.i,,,. 'et should ne Users win ON sat
dcfcat Yale in the coming Gam. a. ~, ~ ~
"i .iFr VIII receive a. severe setback
~ FAR as football pIoreer srt.,.t,,. an,
N'gl'',ns ar" cuucerueI . Princeton has
a decided adNnutare over Harvard r.
W. IlE,rs were on the rridirun several
Years ahead OF tho Crimson ami 49,
made FOOTBALL history which needs -,
.I'fN when cofrrH red w.th tI.t ~
vi. NtfH. nov carefully guarded In mus
N t"nr- 80 cambridge. IT,. r.rf.., 900
49,. H'''. back 90 iNSe. whom asdsl nv
,iiN. We ,F,rs put American inter
,t.t l''tNaII IN uf- .aterprv az
'Ilri states college sports
,r more t1.u { . years Princeton has
ii9N'i I'"intll each Seuetn and 80. 40
tai number or -arneS -tiu INTO sur,.,'.t-,..
lF-tt~ lie record To- dat. shows .t-
,'"''N. 'f W.l.h 800 have been won p-
ana y tied iInrN1-d tn4rirrr.. p,
i''ihti az 'Hu.hr'ire in 1874 ANA 20
'." has PLAYED evart'v thu Sam. ,,..,,,
~ ' E'i'''- ~ princeton. but NOT wIfS
re same success. ar fha as 60.
-'i nave been won - lost. and . lied
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ably put tho finishing touches 20 the
player ritter scheme when. recently. IN
an article which appeared under his
name. he pictured Ty cobb a. a grand
stand player. That this bit Of literary
EFFORT T. sure Co cause some friction on
de Detroit team and more trouble Tor
Jennings goes WI hout saying. The trou-
bile with Witt seems To- have been that
he was much too truthful. for he was
surely right IN hts statsulert that COL
line was more valuable man FOR a ball
team than Ty cobb
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To issue fraudulent tax receipts. The
men were arrested last saturday
Harry Walker. the principal Wit
ness. testified that when he was EN-
ployed AZ the campaign headquarters
OF stephen q. Porter. one OF the can
didateS Tor mayor. he was sent 10 the
tax collectors Office FOR tax receipts.
the applications having been signed
bN Mckclvcy These he said. he de-
hNered 10 Walters and at other times
10 a clerk In the office. The clerk. he
said. made out the receipts pasting
white paper over the stubs and mark
Ing them void" In each instance lie
ppid no money for the receipts. he
said
Walker connected Ovsler with The
case by saving that he had seen him
az the Porter headquarters
Returned Indictments
Late today tho November grant
jury. which is sitting in addition TO
a special grand jury. returned indict-
ulerts against Ado'ph Edls. city
tres Urer. and Dr n p Burns. act
Ing director Of tho departments or
health and charities. CHARGING Thorn
with frauds alleged 10 have been
committed Ar the recent primary
election IN the interest OF stephen G
Porter.
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TRIPLE TRADE
Is PROBABLE
SPEAKER, coBB AND YANKEE PLAY
ERS ARE INVOLVED.
philadelphia Athletics Are Likely q
stand Pat on 1913 'neup-other
Winter Baseball.

Boston 90 responsible Tor TIE latest
sensational baseball story 90 tue 'ueCt
big tnree cornereI deal involving the
Sew OK American. the lHetru4t- ami
hed SoN. p! whirh Trir Sp'aA'r VIII he
come q member o. chances team ana IN
Cobb viii 80 - IA. Hub I1 the absence
OF Manager Chance Pres dent Farrell OF
me New l"rkS sad yesterday mat he
had uo knovledE. OF tle supposed deal
1herc is no doubt. luHsfer that Farrell
aud chance would agree 90 almost atly
proposition that would bring SPEAKER to
TINS citg- Preside nf NaNtn of f"r Detroit
club stated recently Tat be- might agree
other tran~a rtiou would appeal Co MIN.
Those VITO have started fhE story in
hel SQN h1l "a talk with ~r"HNer just
b.I'rs a." season close. au- that q Wa
usF'tp mat SPEAKER would ru elsewhere
providing the RED soN could obtain the
service Of tohu. According 90 tie yarn.
President M-Nle.r consulted Ban John
son and the latter EuEc'sted that ar
Speaker might become the NeW Works
center neid,r. Dr. order "a bring this
about. the kostuu gps-tps say That 30
Chance Viii agree fo turu over fdf "a
dozen players To- Detroit To- replace Cobb
The orlg uators OF a.. story seem 90
mink that having and J'uu.rgs would
seriously consider a trade by which
th"Hc" would t"IeaS" .-i. sweeney.
rec. MsliIe. kniHI and jimmy Walsh.
tle NJ leucs yDHi "ufreli'f. whose r"-
lease 60 the Sew Works ls said g. have
been promised as part 81 the Derrick
deal II h argued hy the Hub story tell
ers mat Jennings could use Kn.r1t ON
first base. that DO could strengthen II-
pltch,ng star with Ford and Nclfale.
while cree ana Walsh would nll tie Ea'.
Jennings also would BOLSTER his team be-
nina tho nat with sweeney. inaSwurh a-
hc J. more experienced than Mckee AMI
- hh'e Z" play much hvelcr ball than
the veteran StaTaEs.
=, Chanc' y IS known. VIII trade Ford.
fnig T. M,lIale and cree - he can sec
MS way clear. When toe season closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04

trouble between Washington and Lon
don. there is not the slightest doubt
about the sentiments OF the British
public. which desires no sacrafce of
American good will on the question
OF who is TO be the president of
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
rNrER-oT1-Y TEN PIN MATCH.

Tonight or &c Nusee alleys the wash
inrton. Pa. team Will roll the P,uusv
team. OF f'to Muse. fearre Sqrrf.st.ri
Wood. " ho rolled Into third ulaD, |r ~.
a r -. to.'rra Ueff hold ut Toledo %
larf March. " II cuptair the Was Ilrrtorl
tee m. WopdS work 81 Toledo vs. d
-eusqtion. r. bis second came so role
t|o. having "a spare IN MS rrs- frame
and fh"U e. aN>.T consecutive. strike As
Tire p"nn-Nr ave been going god O.
great game is cNTrrrtfg : ret,rv fr4f.t
ur's alleys. next wssil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04

Teachers reporting o. per cent or
over Iil Wcek4 Logan kItfle Narv
turr %. Mrs Mckee. Afolur Lewis. g.
W Gituurs Anna smith Abe Crelrr-
ton. Wild Nurth. Margaret Falluurt.
P l. MHlp.u. Prank Ehuades. Chas
WuHdrur W. s.. Mc'allister. and Cath
crime IiIId
=, l..'rs reporting e5 por cent or
uVnr. o. o.. St.Ck.lue. Lillian jacob.
Alice fsNmer. Ada caldwell Lenors
" frrer. iefu NrmstronL Hannah Jcr-
ONO tiHr Dorsey. Ida Woodruff. Mabel
'....D ~ II IUghv. o " Farmer.
has Ray. Anna Graudsfam Regina
Little " iImI Britt Lulu kiEer. Han
nan springer. and Ethel McIuskCy
Teachers rfrurfIur mo- fardv uarka.
D W flff uEa. Anna Miller. Mabel
Moore IS Do Enrhr. I. IS. Farmer. An
"a. smith Margaret lalloure. an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
West VHQinis Traction g.
Electric Company and City &
suburban Gas Compsay's su-
lhorized pay stations:

WplI- nf .r .Urrrr 18Th a
'rIf D" tf,.ef Wheeling. ~ Va
of ru.f.r Tu'r w VA
.. b. F'-0' national ugnk. E'm Grove.
lr.f E.r.la.a
-f.fU f'cnt - vim Grove Elm
Grow" Wre Virefria
Paw vour electric TFht. wafer snd
Pc Bills no csc mref convenient nav
ff.fi.r r ~ TrrNWfNs Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
School Report.

ToII0wfnr N thr .'-rIrI - me T-Io-
dslph.t district schools for the month
~ october This report shows "a.
good attendance records Of tn, differ
cat school and indicates that the schoo:
work 'r progressing a. well as couli
De- expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-04
~ 1lIseIIn u u ,-nt-Lr.nt -

~ III mission - f'o prominent buas-
ness men named by Ni.v.r 4 D. --,,.,,-
....... ,yf canton. o. 1er t.F that The rlfy
PER- 70 in-r.lrd bpxin- mite
Do 10 IN the city ard torIurr me-
,"'rn MZttev Baldwin. ~ H.sr1- rpt
S' nni" f-i~.tH. = Akron Comma ~
..' IN made hy ministers End others
a. ... LING tie au i.torIuu FOR H..
.. commission named "a doc
'i .n >1f'in" G . frhto1s ann ,f.r..,--
"a iH.f there shall Dr.. p, l.t..
rffob ur g. fh- hu lcfrr. wi
~. D. ms .ts decision 90 permit IN.
r"rrrslSH..v ,sfr IL SD. o.
reason 20 prevent clean Nlvfns a. -,
." -""E as football was allowed ''''''
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BOTH SIDES
Ccoatinuea iron, nm, p.r. ,

tcoatinued from G-trst PnRe1
Murphy" was the comment tonirb,
OF Mitchell who said ne had been in.
formed that Tammany district load.
ers were secretly predicting his cleo.
.'on 10y $4,000. Betting odds tontabt
favored Mitchell 10 ! and 4 Ia
win Tammany mon asking . IN
Murphy. however. made smiling
prophecy taat the whole Tanms-,v
ticket would Win. eth. filthy cam.
Iisn. Murphy assigned as his raa.
son Tor his confidence. drclarip,, i,
would react against the fusion can.
didatos
Mr. Mccall said tonight that he
was confident Of victory. He said:
am confident that New York ia
gong 20 rebuke TN. unfair campairr
me'hoca OF nay opponents. I am CON.
-irut that "a majority OF the voters
~tH Judge mo on my record rs a citi.
zen and public official"
r. ne fusion ticket is being backed NV
re uD.leans. -Tammauy Demo
cFais, FrCeressivcs aud members 81 a
uHiOeT or independent political or
s'LiLa ions. The Independence Lea
cue mas ludorsed Mitchell Tor mayor
ana Charles :. Whitman. the fusion
ana D'mocTatic nominee for district
attorney. but has its own candida-es
ioT CON ptrcller and president OF tho
board OF aldermen 10 also has IN
uoIs,i several TaInnany judiciary
investigating Charges.
,, The many charges OF Sullar and
i-lltss! are under Investigation by
district Attorney Whitman 4 u..v
charge was made against Mccall TO-
uAy ny the FUSION managers 10 was
mat the Democratic mayoralty nont
nee drew his check Tor SOS 900 10 Cor
ne!ius y. Bliss. treasurer OF Tho Re.
publican national committee iu 1900
as a campaign contrib. on 10 h..u
dc'-at the candidacy OF william Jar-
u'Ies Bryan Tor Pros Icnt AM afs,
he New York state Democratic tIcket.
The records OF tha Hughes invests.
upu VIII show about that check V..
NctHI5 reply fo This attack re o..
i.fr'n To t4' Insurance iuyeSfI alton
az United States supreme Cou.t Ir..
TIC" Hughes p. ore he became COVER
nor OF New York
IN New Jersey.
TRENTON y J NUy s-Tomor.
r." Now Jersey viii oIrrt q Governor
eight OF the twcntv-oue State Sem.
tors and The entire sixty memh,r- OF
the House Of Assembly The election
vii determine not only 'hc political
oWpi"N!Ou az the Governor hin. but
a.s' That ~ tho Senate and Assembly
ai. three off which ar. BOW Democratic
Il' election vet. .f- greatest |rr
ror'aucc from the lct That James g.
II.lf"r. the Democratic candidate for
Governor. was To- declared choice OF
Preside rf AA.I.Ir IIr..."H q. T.-.....
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In Nassachusetts

In Massachusetts
BOSTON. Nov. q. SIX Of the seven
candidates for governor TONIGHT
lad" thoir final appeals 10 the vot-
ers a. the state IN what has been tho
short Z and kecres. cqv1raign in 20
cent years Conrre- man 4 i
O. rluDr. the Republican candidate.
VIII speak at a noon rally at Lowell
tomorrow
During their arrumcn' to-nicnt.
four @! tho candidates claimed VIC
tory These We're Governor Eugene
y. Fo-s. running INDEPENDENTLY fc-
fourth term. after three terms as
Democrat; Lieutenant Governor "a.
vid I Walsh. tho Democratic canll-
and CONGRESSMAN Gardner
The coulter o. tho cqwralgn to-
ui-ht moved 20 this civ. where can
d''afe7 Walsh and Bird crossed AMI
r.Croseed each oilers tracks m
making between - and 80 minute
speeches c-oh
Governor Fo-S made his closing qp-
peal In ~" towns Of Cape cod am
Mr. Gardner '0.0igNt addressed the
voters IN Pennington ana Marlboro.
predictions o.. rain tomorrow cur
tailed 20 some extent the cNpe"ta-
tons that the vote would closely
approach that Of last year. $4,000
The spirited ruh'rnatoriaI ngh;
and the general effort bv the Derlo-
Gratis 20 wrcsf control % the legis-
le'ure from the Republicans were
expected. however. to bring out an
unusually large vot" for an Off yea-.
3, New York.
NEW YORK. Nov 3 Tho prOha-
bio political complexion II the Assem-
ply. The lower branch 90 the state leg.
stature. g. ~ chief statewide inter