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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-18
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lat Otter, Jon bap6e uiaa meget Al
beierge", ti1n6e gao / gorpeien, ioo
TOM De to efter, bbuln lelp nbapoe
tim faa Grinder. 90 iaaoan bles
bet oa. 500 &iempeien Dil6e I'll
faloet imiolel.io, at De fom til ii
'felge meo Otter, iont % lite iaa
'go6t tun0e fornpgte B~efiienottiiffa==
bet. Men bum forfegte iaa at b.
Ore StilIinge:.. oeb 1tnoig at rette
paa ben gamle Some. naiRre Mo'r,
oct er life paslen6e at itaa itille peo
ale @irol1er Meo'r, bol6 Err
fla0n %iarnl11en ON Sfulorene, oct
Ter be0re uo man man life iaa
''gierne pe16e fig ONT. og ie efte1
.t6olf, oct gear life an berinbe I
8Den" o1p. Den gan1le Some iaa
belt betltttet % balpt %ulpffelig ub
pe0 bper np Sormnni,g og beflit-
te6e Jig itaoig paa bebre Mmterer.
Men M11ra trpffe6e benoes Mrnl
og lag6e: nSfal pi to life bellere
goa en- Sur olene, ina fan Otter goa
.biem og Ibrge for Mio6ugsmaoen."
90 ganle Mari' imile6e tafnemme=
Zig ti1 benoe og inbpilligeoe. Nr1
bleb ale Brtispinoa1er ~unoeriggte,
bper Merfperoigbeo blep 0reftet, og
90 De en6elig ifiltes, aftalte be /
Sc felgenoe Gage at ie, bpa1 oe
life naae6e Sen Sag.
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life befan6t fig rigtig bos o." iag=
Sc Otter til Nn1a, So Sc 11ogle 9a=
&c ienere lto6 pau &erronen og
bop6e Jet set iio1te Clint al gontlc
Mori's rebternebe 2ommetprflr5c
foripinoe.
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bierte6c Mnnn breot. rSSeg piloe
np6ig bore / sit Steo / Sag % ic
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allie / @er6en elifer en- melt t%ro!ait.
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Sc at lie mere. @erreglt6, lille
Otter, er set 6og fife %latterGigt, at
&1eber og Manerer % Den Slags
ffnl betpbe noget. Soar oct finn
gjeloer ON ct eneite, bpob ri ielp
er. SO oct 1fuloe bog letteit ltaa
os flort, 1oar set gialoer oe Men=
nefer, bpis &%ierligbeo bar III.
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Ga enonl1 to cling: Torldg at
tp,1fe Big, at Sin egen lille Hig'
on rog[e Mar ct gift meo en- Gre
be eller onoen Sejbe6. og eli lao.
ioar Sen iamn 8ebanolin9. ION
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tia forlto6 5amnenb9ngen, ntt11cr
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Mn11a boabebe set life. SUM- fob
Sc forfeit Sen @mnle ON @1ters
Erablbeb og mango &ligter og for
Sic ten min6et ben0e ON, at bum 10
altio boboe peret libt lunefrlb.
Men / 1oget ia6 gamle Mfari'
|Sergens og t6rreoe oe rinoenoe
Zine, mems BUN iuffeoe:
nM ia, mani miper gammel og
fan life begoa fig. SO @6rnene
er 10 set ene1te, man bar"
lu@ol6ing 6~olfebla6".)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

assessed against Mrs. A. Moser
and Nine. Florencia A. T. Pow
ella for practicing medicine with
out license, sustained by Appel
late Court.
James Murphy, 1867 w. Erie
St, and Blanche DeMuth, 10, $50
E. 10th St, arrested at State and
Madison. Said to have jumped to
Milwaukee after Murphy desert
ed wife and three children.
5000 Poles celebrated Seth an
niversary of last uprising Of Pol
and against Russia. Much hilar-
ity at Walsh's Hall, Milwaukee
av. and Noble st.
Mrs. Julia Corrigan, 65, sos N.
Franklin ST., killed by street car
at Townsend st. and Chicago av.
Edward Pelisous, 1921 w. 18th
St, wanted by police for disorder
ly conduct, cut his throat County
Hospital. Will recover.
Miss K. Kelly, telephone oper-
ator at City Hall Square Hotel,
saved panic when blaze was dis
covered in basement. 'Phoned
guests. $1,5OO loss.
KISSES-5O CENTS PER
Hoboken, N. J., Jan. 24.-The
price of kisses in this city has
been fixed at so cents apiece. And
the man who had to pay thinks it
is too much.
In a violet hour" of love DR..
Ignaci Canglosi mailed 1000
kisses to Miss. Mary Desiderio.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

Here what's this?" gasped
ChuckIes, the clown, as he sud-
denly came upon his rival flirting
with his best girl. False maid,
I'll pay you for this" Kissed
Chuckles.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

And a little later on this sight
met the fair ones eyes. Boo
hoop she sobbed. "Chuckles has
got another girl! Look at him,
with his arm around herp'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

~ Nv <2DA$AD NHAAAI4
attorney general for treatment of
Former District Attorney McNab.
London.-Motion to reject Welsh
disestablishment bill defeated in
commons by vote of BAT to 244.
London.-Lady SacEViIIe, who won
her $3,50O,OO0 case in Scott will suit,
is i'll in her town home in Mayfair.
Costs of case highest of record ex-
cept National Telephone case. Sir
Edward Carson's fee was $1O,5OO,
with extra daily fee Of $1,000.
Port Arthur, Tex.-American at
tached to consular Office killed in
battle between Mexican federals and
Zapatistas at Tuxpan, July 4, accord
ing to captain of British steamer
Bloomfield.
FL Paso, Tex. F. Muench, Ger
man-AmeTican' musician of TerTe
Haute, Ind, captured by federal sol
diers from JUarez as spy.
Rochester, N. Y.-Grand Treasurer
Edward Leach of New. York elected
grand exalted ruler of Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks to sue
coed Thos. B. Mills of Superior, Wis.
Albany, N. Y.-Gov. SuIzer, having
failed to get John Mitchell confirmed
as state commissioner of labor, has
nominated James M. Lynch, presi-
dent of Typographical Union.
San Francisco.-Fire is sweeping
over wooded Mount Tamalpais and
threatening to destroy Mill Valley.
New Haven, Conn.,. w. Wander
biIt has given Yale 100000 for new
building for secret society, st. An
thOny.
Washington.-InternationaI Milk
Dealers Association threatens to
raise price of milk unless Depart
ment of Agriculture lowers standard
of purity.
Washington.-Meat packing plants
are to be inspected by experts select
H. A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-09

EVERYWHERE'S NEW
San Diego.-Dr. E. F. Madison,
accused of firing Leland Hotel Block
and endangering lives of 70, hanged
himself in city jail.
New OrIeans.-Inspector General
of Mexican COnsUlates Elias today
charged that Nine. Francisco 1. Ma
dero Matched and directed plot
whereby husband, the president, was
assassinated.
Tower, Minn.-Rube WaddeII to-
day dived into Lake Vermilion and
recovered body of Emmett Barry, vic
tim of drowning, after several good
swimmers had failed.
Charleston, w. Va.-GoY. Hatfield
has advised county officials in min
ing districts who cannot keep order
to resign.
Tangier, Morocco.-Hundreds of
Moors and many Spanish regulars
killed in renewal of natives attack
on FL KassaT.
DubIin.-InfIUential members of
4NdJlOlCLLOI pal y nave oC4CNICu OO444
Redmond for prime minister if Ire
land wins home rule.
Nuremberg, Germ.-Herr Lendner,
German aviator and passenger, kill |
ed when Lendner's biplane collapsed. |
St. Petersburg.-M. Spiridnoff, !
wealthy, sent invitations to his gol-
den wedding on cards of pure gold, |
each weighing q of an ounce.
New York.-PatroIman Joseph |
Green took charge of Vim. Williams, |
rs, of Chicago, who had $498 in bills |
hidden about his clothing, and whom |
he found wandering about streets.
Oakland, CaI.-Operation of ap-
pendicitis on Jack London, author,
successful
Albany, N. Y.-John A. Connolly,
on witness stand, made new graft
charges against Supreme Court JUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
TRAFFIC AGENTS
HAVE ANNUAL OUTING

uphold wheeling's reputation as a base
ball town only secured one run as i
,e.'lt OF hve binsles out OF 20 times at
Ine annual ball game " the
smoky city a~ggregatlon and a nine rep
int estng feature OF the outing Il as
usually prayed on the Island park. but
tbs year Was stage on an improvised
The teams lined up a. follow
Mahsr. CT Bartel: ~ spsngie. ID. Nc
Elroy. 81. Francis. II. Holverstott. C..
and Beardshaw, y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CT. YOUNG. PES:
Jepson. C Hunter. Id. Moore. II: II.
Hunter. RI; Hoffman. %. seidler. 80:
Metzgar. ss-p.
after the srilling contest each team
lined up Tor a picture.
Elaborate Banquet
AFTER a strenuous but peasant day for
al concerned. the members and guests
Of the association. more than 100 in
number. sat down to AN elaborate ban
quet servei IN the dining room of the
club by Manager Louis Bimmey and his
corps Of able assistants. Following the
banquet which began at 80 o'clock. an
interesting post prandial program was
The program Was oyened with an ad-
dress by p HI Msttinore. president OF
the Pittsburgn Association ~ Freight
Traffic Agents. with appropriate re-
marks he introduced " II Higgins. or
the Wheeling steel 4 Iron Company, OF
tnis city. as t-oastmaster. President
N~sttirnot" also presented the ~trophies
To- the winners OF the athletic events Of
the afternoon.
An address Of welcome was delivered
by r. e.. Jepson. of the Wheeling Corfu
eating company. and 81 there were
doubts In the minds OF any F~iftsourEers
a. I" whether they were welcome. they
Were quickly dispelied by his words.
our Association" WAS the subject OF an
address 10y II. :. Winelaud. traffice
irelght agent OF the NJ. IL. q r. railroad
at Pittsburgh. lie spoke Of tie objects.
aims and works Of the PITTSBURGH Assoc
citation Of Traffice Freight Agents.
ToaStS were responded 10 10y Richard
Townsend. general agent OF tae VI. -. &
o.. at pittsburgh. and others. including
both Pittsburgh and Wheeling men. The
program was interSpersed with music.
and "A pianplOgue 10y T. r. Francis.
freight solicitor Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. al Pittsburgh. was - feature.
Committoes IN Charge.
The outing was the most successful
and delightful "a the history Of the as
soriatlon. aud TIE committees IN charge
received mann congratulations The
commute on arrangements Was COM
posed OF James g. smith. chairman. =.
4 Suni~tr"ru. secretary. Richard Town
send. \ i wyatt. Il T. H"ly"rstott and
9 J. Francis
The gold tournament was IN charge
= Aluer ~ orr. while tho ennis on
tests N"f" IN chtrg' Of Richard Town
s-uti Harry R-ardI4aw was captain
80 -" victorious bail team. while tie
t'efir"S Of the Vanished were guided
by captain Edwin g. J.ps"r.
pul, a fcw II tho visitors returned
d'd rot tcaS. until 81 Let" hour. Nearly
all CT them remained over night AZ the
Nri.gr" hotel. and viii return on an
carly morning train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
DELIGHTFUL GATHERING AT THE
WHEELING COUNTRY CLUB.
Coli and Base Bail Were Features In
Afternoon-Elsborate Banquet
Held In Evening.

More delightful than ever before
was the annual outing OF the Pitts
burgh Association OF Freight Traffic
Agents. held yesterday al the Wheel
Ing Country Club. II was attended by
more than so Pittsbur ghers. while a
score or % of local shippers and
railroad men were present during the
afternoon. and many more attended
the banquet and evenings vents. The
daN was given over 20 pleasure. and
n nos enjoyable time vas had by all
present. The DAYS vents included a
golf tournament. tennis matches and
a ball anne. while the banquet az :
o'clock was a feature OF the evening
The Pittsburshers arrived in the
city on all trains during the morning,
coming In small groups or crowds
Many of them came over tho Pennsyl-
vania. arriving here at 11.I5 o'clock,
although all morning trains carried
delegations Of the picnickers. They
were met al the stations by local
shippers.
Atte- luncheon in The city they were
taken 10 the Country club. where all
members of the association and their
guests were entitled TO all privileges
OF he club Tho trip TO Alteuheim
was made in cars az the West Virginia
Traction a Electric Company. and
from there they were conveyed To the
Country club in special vehicles. leav.
Ing Altenheim N l:3O O'Clock. Most
Of he guests made tho trip NJ that
time. but others went in ConveyanCes
leaving n $50 and $40 p m.
Interesting Journeys.
Ipon arriving AZ the Country Club
the agents and thor guests took pos
session nf the place. and until lare
last night participated in the many di-
verrionS the club aud grounds afford.
The FIRST event was IN, golf tourna-
mont. ConduC-ed under the direction of
Alm"r II. orr u was an = hole med
al contest Tor Prize uud"r assigned
handicap. best net score \ handsome
silver lcvine cup was offered FOR FIRST
honor. and WIS Won hy j T. EichCn-
berger. aren't FOR ~" Fort Wayne n
Il. North Side. r:''s5vreh. with a No;
score 80 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

Others
~ virtue 81 m order entered IN IN.
above entitled cause by TIE circuit curt
= Onto county. West virginia. On the
FlFf day - May. 1918. and au order rup-
nay - June. 1913. 90 - referred to the
lri~rsiErci commissioned 60 take AMI
state AL account Showing
LIST what personal estate the rsii
Nltrrt" $ HnSermanr owned 80 TIE time
- her death. tie character and value
.nd what disposition. - any was
maj" ~ said personal estate BY the
rlairfff Hr'ie ~ UaEermann. adnrfris-
frH'rfS - said Minnie s Hsgcrmann. l~-
ceased. ori how much. - any, ~ e1fi
f'-~"uHl estate is now IN the hands Of
'll I'foi" " liaSermapn. ~ admin
,l,. 49,, 80. W." ksNu.nt ~
tho etti Minnie $ HaEcrmarn. deceased
tfi The ~Frffcwrnt % the admins
lIrdlc " HaEermann. administrator as
a. what debts ~. s,,i Nurn,e =
HaEerwnnu ovei ~ Ito time ~ her
nature and their respective amounts ami
priorities
The s7fd Minnie = Hagermanu ~ ia
time - her death. tho quantity. dca~rfr.
lion and location. ans What liens. if arv.
sSiftef asainet Tho same - tho time ~
a.. such otter MATTERS ne On, Marty
pr irfererf ra2 requf~" mo same - rz
rowwIfslorsr himself may deem pe-ft-
mont whether % requested or not
enfI.e fs HrrrHV rft~r that go Y~Hsr
af Fref com missioner fHa Rod lr.r SAT.
.rdat. frIy 1ffN. 1919. rueurtrg 90
-. -r'. % ~ - time nri hi-
ofire rHom tis Srrmulhach HgfffrE .r
tic city ~ WNerifrE onto county. Vest
virginia no TIE place o. witch BIO viii
proc"ct 70 eye .ute the ssii order % ref
er~urr ana asrfrfnfu ard report she ROY.
frsI matters therein mentioned
FiVer under my hand. tHis .1fh dav %
june. fafa
WILLIAM D. KUtPr.
a. N'HiUS C0rTwiasinrer
Affrfre. fer T%fafrffff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

To go rrcfifo-a 10 Minnie s. Wager.
wHrr. deceased
u ~.feuHu"c ~ re- decree ~ 60 rtr.rfs
..+.rf ~ f'a county ~ rrfr. made ir ID
aufo tHerf'r p%euitrg fr sIHfe.f ffr ~~ti
estate - fHe FaIT Minnie ~ UsFr-r4rr
fn fNr raf mont - Ner fsbfa. Won arc 90.
uHirrf o. present Vour claims uFafrsf
fNr estate ~ fIs aHff Minnie s H4rsr
mann ~ atfui|"Hffur fr William o.
krurr Commissioned. a. his office SIS
t.' .rHIiHrf NuiIffuE 'u fnr .Iff sf
W 700 IrE N'fr |nH"fr Wet N.rr 49,
nr nr before gro rffr a., of f.I, f4f
WIfreFa fHhr O. kfrgr.rr ..rrk ..
f'e al orr-f fhia .Htr Hty .f fu.e
1919
lOltN O. kfNGUOEN ,lctk
l. ...ss. ~4.II.fh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
HOTEL FRONTENAC kEYTTGKr

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar section: between the two famous
piers. central to al attractions: modern
hich-class hotel. as good as the best;
capacity ESQ. Will make very special
terms 81 81. $40. tl260. SIS up weekly.
including large ocean rooms. metal beds.
ri"N ator. baths. phones. superior table.
from farm, pure water. sanitary plumb
Ing. pnrches overlooking the ocean and
Boardwalk. BOOKLET. ". 2. WATTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

And ~FIreproOf Annex
near Teach. central
capacity. 400. oppos
Catholic a. urches.
rooms. private batf
fresh vegetables fr'
windows screencS. Y
s. 20 t2l weekly ,
le'. special prices. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27

I Tennessee avenue
J. new throughout.
Protestant and
running water in
ns eIcellent table.
ON our own farm.
service. book
r. LTpY. II. y.
, 30 TO s. so daily:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS

PRECEDENT. cart cooper. secretary. Geo
hfHiee.~rrsr. f-.t-uffr. " D. uIrt'e.
fire .r'of Hrf george Heflri assf.f4rt
Pre- CHIEF Tho fs.i.wfrr hesrI 90 d'ro.
tors v~f~ ne rsrsf ftmea Uorerfe.
'arf rrirIfrr U.rry ,nfv. e. 4 Hai
rrf Wf'ffu TfHr Tire rrfrr was
ffrrrls attended n.f much frfrreaf 60
f.r tnrf we f arfHfrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
srRArH HAvpr HornL.

Ocean end Ketucky avenue. Doors
never closed. American plan 81 NJ daily.
SO weekly. European plan 81 up daily.
special weekly. Restaurant attached.
Private baths. elevator from street level.
Every home comfort. Ownership man
aEement. J. w. BINDER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
THE COLwYN

Michigan Ave near H"acn.
rooms. open surroundings
table 81 80 NJ daily. 5
q. s GERKEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
SEALED
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

sealed hids via Ha 70. et,of flr the
construction 81 a. rv~-sf.ry ami sfse-
mont rcIu'o~Ctl concrete s.4.t.t. for ne
Nc.TalcNltr~ Go. Wheeling. Va. 4n-
1915.
Mle viii 20 taken separately fpr the
general construction. l.lf.sr. Plumbing.
ami electric wiring.
All bids shall 10 delivered N sealed
envelopes. plainly marked. Co. NJ. % r..
Ernrcus. President ~ <str.iEytrr 90.
Wheeling. ". Va. on or hefn.. the limo
given above. and caf. hiI must 10 nc.
coUpnu'el iV o. .srtITcI U s.t e4ut! %
70 81 tHe amount Of tho liI. a~ an tvl-
teuce % guorl fiifh.
Plans lnd specifications fr- th's work
are on fio. ami "su ts Inspected during
office hours. 90 tho office ~ frn Archie
tect. Z Is Rates. Boar1 o. TraIe I.lr.
Nteelins ". Va.
The SeuralEyIirc CO.. reserves Tho
rigit o. accept any or reject ans or III
BIDS submitted Jc--2e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
Nouee 70 Manufacturers. JouberE. Mr.
ehants Aad Other WHOLESALE psalerA

NOTICE is HERETN gVNGN. at
TIE state Beard OF control - me state
At its office al Charleston. Wet VIZ
sirih. Tor fIruishInE supplies Tor 80
several state 4nsflt.ft1rs. tie financial
maraESmcut OF which is vested IN SAID
Board Contracts Will Do awarded 90 me
lowest ~tiu1cIr. quality cons Iced and
otner things h".ng 81 +al West igglnia
dealers viii De sfysu preference
Lists Of supplies ur,Iei wal b. FUR
nisheI litdfrs on receipt Of regIests
stating the hnc desired
STATE IpNHN DF CONTROL.
sgf-tf Charleston. WEI .rxfriA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
HOTEL RUDOLF

HOTEL RUDOLF
ATLANTIC CITY. y. y
on the ocean front Always open
Capacity 1000 American AMI European
plans iint and old frrsh and sea water
IN all lafrr. running water in quests
rooms BROAD Narardas. ~rcmmAndtug
view ~ prean url curnerting with the
famous Ionrl WaiF cafe Rudolf Is one
Of Ito tx ATTRACTIONS 81 Atlantic city.
H0"klet aud terms upon request.
\ = RtKEY~EI. Nix.
JpII. HtT.LNA%. Pres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
FOR SALE OR TRADE

ZOE SALT OT Trade good seven
roo-l house ana teo lots. Ultu Wela
barn. ehsdep lawn. SRI &C r. improve
ments VIII sell cteap. or trafn Tor .
small farm Address Cfat'sa q Nlsr.
Cameron- ~ Va 5s-l1-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dvner leaving city next
week SiN room house. bath. cement
laundry and celia. electric ugIfS.
purch"S. everything good repair. Har-
gain. ". VI. B~'!d"uan, ~ virginia. St
POE SALE-To qui,A buyer. Lot COX
100. l5tl st. call Vat r.uuc i4S.-Y.
ryI5-tf
PoH SALE+Ny residence on Fo:g st.
norta Of i2taSt. 50. IiI9. y J. Gili-
gan. ap-4-tf
TOR BALD-Daver DVSwriter. g.od
condition. II. =. Smith. So Main 81,
wheeling. Bel phone s'2-R. NatI 1857
~. ts-2i-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
VIRGINIA FARMS.
Homes and Investments

bel. w. fAmous 1ssore
An ideal location for ranatorium-so
rooms. new house. completely furnished.
a ~ l.. IS acres good land. large new
pam good orchard: cost over $40. 900.
VIII sell for $4,000: one third cash and
terms TO suit purchaser.
$50 aero level limestone farm, we'll
improved. on macads mixed road. one
mile from r. r.. 30 acre bearing apple
price asked for farm. a
good general farming or blue grass
stock farm.
rTaos go psf acre; ons-third cash.
226 acre good level and gently rolling
farm- improved. well watered and
fenced. ~ miles from Winchester. Va.
on good road: a good dairy farm. Price
$50 per acre
80 acre commercial apple orchard. in
bearing; on railroad near town. For
sale cheap. A good Investment.
In tho Shenandoah Valley OF Virginia
We have good level roads. pure water.
long seasons. mild and healthy climate.
Write for particulars to
". T. BIRl6IHoHAA
Winchester. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-27
FUNERAL #DIRICTORS
Louis BertsShy

Louis BSTtSGhy
FtNcrAL u tLCTOR AM
ARTtHlAL ENBALMER,
wa n wa Main street.
Calls AnsVc cred Ia, or S1gat-
Store Phones 635.
VIC l. U'rtschy. Ie'l Phone 1897
G J Rcrtschy Nat Ttrue l12aY
BTuemmer & HHdebrand
funsrai Directors sud Emtatmers
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From the Clncinnau limesctar.
The first malaria congress to be held IN
the United States which will open at
ST. Louis, might fittingly be called an
anti-mosQuito congress.
WAYS and means to fight malaria VIII
be discussed, but this discussion will nee
essarily take the form OF devising ways
and means OF getting rid OF mosquitoes.
Malaria IL but an accompaniment Of the
MOSQUITO plague as the world now knows.
We're there no mosquitoes to carry the
eerms Of a disease that has caused SO
much human suffering there would be no
malaria.
Experience has proved that to plan and
carry out an effective campaign against
mosquitoes Is q very large order. Cru
lsades Of this character have sometimes
been attempted in different localities in
this country, but their success has been
initiated against by the fact that the
fighting has been local and sporadic. A
national campaign has been frequently
suggested. but never attempted.
! Americans can never think OF Cuba or
the Panama Zone without. being made 70
realize what determination can 90 IN gel
ting rid OF the mosquito pest 10 say
that what has been done ana 80 Wen
done In those semi-tropacal countries can
not re- ACCOMPLISHED In every part or the
tinted States where malaria and other
d,.esses that the mosquito spreads exist
IL cowardiy I'm the extreme. The coming
conference at st. Louis may not accom-
pIish great deal in direct way. but
IL IL results in stirring up the people as
to the Importance OF this qu<ftion It viii
do iucalculahle good.