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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
Sentid)es AiteuBeim.

Die mpnatli6e 1irettorsn 9ess
Iammlune oss 9sutihen 4ltenhelms
fano aeitsrn in Der 4nitaIt unter benz
BoriiB bss 9i3s prdiioenten ehars
l.s stuh in 4bipeIenbeit ees grafoens
ten !. Sttpaab itatt. Sas osrleitne
g]rototol Der porlsBtsn Siguns paroe
agasnpmmen, sbenfo Der iibsrslnittms
menbe gsridt bes SdaBmsiitsrs uro
bes Jinonsisigetdrs. nn6 pelhem Der
aafsnteitaRo sineSumme BON S644.52
auipeift, als rId1tis befunosn. Der
aaIenbeitanb Der lsgtsn fthrungss
lseunq 6strug $1411.74. Die einnabs
men ipdren $163.70, tr<lteH 4ussaben
in S0ts BON S767.19 eegsHiibtriianoen.
,3um geiahs EDmmittss !pureen
slpsi 5erren bss 8oritanoes. ghdrks
8oeiibsim uRo Gblrfss pttrle. ionic
bic Wli.sliebsr eeorge glisIen uno
@eprge Roll sruannt
RAD StIuB Der RouiiEt DE-
ihdits fanbsn reiiere geipre6unsen
3rpe6s 0prbereitung su benz am %.
Wai itattfiHoenbeH Sysft BEG 4ltens
teims itatt. Dds baus Aormittec
bat bsreits umfaHenos gprbersitungsn
aetrpfien uuo btn 8siuhern itsben an
aensbme lleberrai6nnssn in ausiift
es fpiro fur oas lfiblife DohI Der
;5sfttRilnsbmsr in isosr 5inii6t aus
reit<nb Sorss ssirdsen peroen. Jldt
ben Biz iegt sstruIisHsn Arrangements
lpiro oos bissidlrise Geit zines eeI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
Phone Main 167.

qeitnittenen pssros uno nit geI5sa.
iteilen NGnben - Rugen. Deutli4
etlenne ith bic 5GuIer duF Dem 4ieBos
irer 6oeft. Mber iiber Der SnIel llegt
it,on Dir Tdmmerung Der Wette.
llsber ben Steig gings 8urIit ano
reiter gum 6abrmann. Sn etnem
g4infel am Wufsr lpobnts er, in etnsm
gang nieorigen, nit Strob unb ShtIf
gebedten 6auie.
0erbdltenb ihimpfeno tam er nus
Der 5btir. Der Sunge, Der ihn mir
tolen ioQte, bate tbn mitteu IN etnem
Saldftsn aufgepedt.
gr fdimpfts nod, aIs er ietn tSes
qeIbopt Ipsmahte. Qbsr elm prdhts
ruler asrf mars, 10 unsefdbr ieh3tg,
eth rittiler aus9erpetterter 5iifertnp.
D1s ndtflsmal Ierne itb erit nod bsis
irr 9pmmerih, che ih pieber ndh
pecnemunbc fdbre. Dies 5luhea
m3hte id 81 germ ridtig oeriteben.
fSaIt cine balbe Stunos oauerte es,
tis er mid, hiniiber nah groslin ies
ge,tr. 8G6rern Der 5abrt bate er It'd
berubigt, uno oann ling er Iogar IN,
ceniitblit 3u tperben. 1riiben muBte
ia fe3ahIt peroeu, unb Elm btbhea
rehr ais tie qetpDbnliche Care nimmt
oud' Der bdrbetBigfte Yommer germ!
Die 3urhquerunq Der pesnemiins
ounQ mar pieoer Elm neuer geu;b.
g3erige 6abr3euge nareu 3u Ieben;
cner bas rlr qeraoe bas id0ne. Sin
Gnn3 altea, ihndr3es Stiff trisb
Iergiam rad WoIgait 3u, uno 3p2t
| 1toHer molten eben Inn bic Shans
etnede .us W}eer etnbiegen. Wo Die
peene in einem breiten, IeeartiJeu
Stitenarm uo6 Groslin 3u einihnsis
cG, Derihnano Der 8lid auf8 ireie
/ Wafer. Retts un0 Iiuts breiten lid
Wieien Gus, un0 bic 0erein5eIten d8ez
bDfte itejnen bon bier Gus qun3 hob
5u itehen
Sin StQeI6oot tam uHs luutloe ents
geger. 3pei 6ralEn i1ben oarin. Die
eiue beoisnts oas Se9A, bic anoere
bate grobe Sinner III Der 9ano: iie
! fubren gum aubemellen.
/ Sn Grosliu mar e5en cine Qun3e
Slotils BiiherboOte angetommen, auf
oenen bic iSiitar Die brallnen Seget
einaoQen. Sp piel narens, bab bic
ionit bon meiuem 6d5rmann beuuBte
2lnlegs'teIIe 'uttt fret mar, uub nun
Qinq nieeer ein pommeriches Stimp>
! fen lp8, bos mir qrobes 82rguiipen
bereitete, glur manbes oerItano iA.
aber oQs geniigts.
4ls aber bod oas 4nlegen aan3
por3iiglih qetlappt hatt&, oa mar uns
ter Den DeiBbartigen pisoer Die BENT
bar bette Gemiitblichtstt
4 Der 2lte ulIBte nit ueiRem 5dhr.
aelo sufrieDeu ietn; Der glit, NIT oem
er auf nas GeIo lab, mar 10 lana uno
liebepnl! llno ounn brsitQte iiA isiu
], Miuno gum Gddeln, lrH1s}dhlte 1dfts
| den 5oaen auf ieinen rerbraHuten
, Baden tsrauf.
1unn ptna's ourt gr3sfi1. u
FreunbIihes, itattlihes IprF unb prn
Doleait aus nit Der Sabn SurIlt noaj
Berlin.
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Gin pummeridss Surf.
BON 6. Dtlle.

- -
Brett lieaen Die tleinen 9duier oa,
unperfdlihter pommsrider 5gp iibsrs
al. uno itiQ ME bas Sorf ltno Die
Meniaen. Ssoer Wintel muBts IN
Rute angeitaut nerDsn. Sd gtn8
oas 3orf Yeenemiinoe sntIung, Iugte
IN bic 5ofe uno 9duier uno ub.raQ
5eeegnete mir itiqe JreunoIi6teit.
3as itno Wenihen, oersn Ghdratter
uno GigsnItuft nod Hiht lnter benz
3uitrom osr 5remoen Seltttsn bdt.
oie fpieIen mir ben QBeg sur peenss
miinper Shan3e. Sin bubi grob
Gusises ainp geieitete mid Elm Stut
den Wagss. lleber sinen Sretteritet9
ging's bin; oenn Sturmfluthen iiberz
ihpemmen 9ar eff oos WteiengeIdnos,
oas Die Gotten iiberitretten miiien,
rp<nu iis gu ibr@r Station geben.
gefIette 9ube graiten ndhe am
Steiq; einige BON ibnen ihrttten ant
Elm itmales 6IieB gu, tnisten nisbsr
uno trauten.
Damn gslangts i'd ans peenez llier,
blieb elm Weildeu Dor Der iAmuden
Dobnung oes Cbers Gotten iteben uno
trat oann in bic ouutls Daattiitte Der
Gotten Elm.
Sreunbli6 CAB Der 4aatbabsnoe
4ustunft unc baIo ging's Die oi4t
binter oem 6allie Iiegenoe SAon3e
binauT. Gs lift nitt m:br bic ums
! fanareihe geenemunoer SAan3s, biz
i'm 1reiBisidhrigen iopis i'm 9lorbi.
Then linb Siebeudbrigen &riege man
/ den Sturm alrsbulten muBte Dir
| iesige lit beoeutsno fIsiner, 1864 8tl
etfpoioem SnuBe 0es 8eenesstnganz
gas gsgen bi: 0dneu erbaut uno beitelt
aus einsm gIeihmGBi8 pieredigen, pom
| Often sugdngliten glaQ, in oeiier
Snneres spei qroBs Sbore iiibren.
Wpbl mar ih bon Der Ginfathstt Der
9nlage enttduiht, 2lIs ia obsr aui
ben reItlitsn Maufliigel Itieg unr
4usIdou fislt, na tpar alles btitoriIch.
SntsreIie auf einmal oerIhnltnben, oo
BOT mir bic 9eenemiiuoer ShanSe eia
nen eun3 anoeren gsnuB, ben id ric
oergeffsu nerbe.
/ Tas Bib Dor meinen 4ugen uar
ibertpGItisenb: Rstts bic bon ho6sn
/ Giinenpaln umidlimte, buihourha
flottsne RisDsrung, lints Der brett
qesneiirom. umaeben ppn griinsn g8ie
len nit alten eehoften Simmer brei
Ter niro Der @trom uub bort. 9era6t
por mir, lit er gum Wteers geporoen =
sur SItiee.
! Sis III helpegt, rtuo pieTe tuc3sn
ls'htgsItdumtsn NelIen qebea De
neiten 5ldhe geben unb Shonneit
| llsn bod Hitt enplos iheift Der Blu
iber's Dofsr, 10 obne Rubepunt
n;s am Rororano llieboms. 9lei1
ar Qufaang Der peene ragt artii
Eers ben Mellen Der Huben, Elm fla
d,ss. bufdiges oSnIeIhen, berpor. u
iitht aug, cls Ihntmme es hilflps on
bem Wteere. 6ans hintsn aber iteig.
lempor. fefi, NIT paloge,r0nten. fharf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09

Srillanter Sies Der rAsos" ii6er Dir
Rslu gurfer yHieleR".

GHolif gelttrH ipnroe un'sreH
.Rsos~ sl,te geoiemtng oss 9eihusss
3uthei!, pooltrt ilrs ansrtannte Stdra
te I'M anarifi nil bsm Bat uno ihr:
mdhtigt GslpOer.bsioisuns sur Gel
tlIna tommen tonntsn. 3ds Reiultat
Iieb Meter nitts 3u lpiinihsn ibrig,
als paB ss iid t1gtdgli6 tpitoerboIsn
m0as, bis gincinHati cine tbm gebiibs
rsnes Stsllunl auf Der RansIiits Der
eigds sG!lIhs erohert bat.
ssn oem asitrigsn britten SpieIe
stpiiheu ,,Rsos uno .9iants" in Rem
gort fnngirtsH 5ohnfon, Der 8inss
bago Snniansr, uno Glarts fir Gin
einndii gsgeH 2s5redu refp. Wlspsrs
fir Die Gsgnsr am gsihiis. Ddbrsno
unisre gattsris 5is gum guo: bes
Spislss omf ibrtn pofisn psrblisb.
purbe bic Der .gianis" oitrh Uiltis
unp Wilfon abls.oit. llnisrs Sungens
nahten 9 5rsifsr uHh / Setler. aegeH
6 beam. 2 eer Rem Yorter. Bates.
1inifr, 6o6listQ unb Warions mad
ten ie 2 5reffer, oIruRtsr 2 orsibaiige
hes Grfteren. SCAN matts unfsren
tinsigen Ssblsr i'm 6. 8anss. Sobuz
ION. her n1tsau poliitdneils Gontroil:
iibsr Teinsn glQ bltts. ianhte 3 Quit
idhier sur gant 1.asu 8 fsinsr 9egs
ner unb purten auf bsiben SsitsH is 2
sgrsipdife sur /. Bale perIhentt.
SdupiIino gintsr nor Der tinSiss Sa.
fenbieb i'm Spisls. Brennan uno Ga
ION tparen bic z Saisbsrihtsr.
RsFultdt ber aeItrigeR
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Qlb8eriiien
9eroen Heflamfsanme bic nd, ami
itGotiidem Gigentbum befinoeH.

Die ltGbtiIten gsborben Fperben mlt
alIer Gnsrgis gegen bic Glgsntbumsr
bon Retlame5Gunen porgeben, Die au1
itdbtiitem Gieenttum srrihtst 1por6en
iinb, nahosm QufI0rosrungsn, oieis
3dure 3u sntferneH, nidt gefru5tet
bdber.
Die oraitiIhe Gampagns tpuroe ges
itern Ulorgsn pamit er0finet, oab cine
an8ah itd0tii6er anseitslte untsr
Der Jii1ruHg oes 8autommiNdrs Rapp
uro Des Setretdrs aeefe pom Depdrtes
nsut fir 0ffentlide 4rbeiten eineH 80
Jub Iangen Retlame5auH oemoIirten.
Der pon gbil. Worion an Der U2cWlils
ian Strlbs, gsgeniber Der Wslroie
apenue, auf itdotiidem 8runo lno
9ooen srrihtet tp0roeu mar. Die
Stdot BAT ods beireffsnos 0runoltut
pttduft, um bort etne 0ffentlihe Be
oirfnibanitdlt 81 srri5tsn, uno Wlors
ton fpieosrbolt aufesioroert, ben 3aun
gu snifernen. obHe .oaB 6ieisr auffors
otrung udhgetomnHu poroen mare.
Der bstrsfieHDe 3aun mar e!sttriih Be.
Ieuttet uuo sbs sr otmolirt purbe, lief
Der itGotiite GIsttritsr burh 3fpsi lei.
nsr 4nseitsltsR ek Qeitungsordbt,
ssrIhHeiben.
WdbreHp Der Qlrbei. tpuroe cine,
Der ltGbtiitsn 2tngeiientsn, GsOrgt
grodbaa, lsitt Derest, ala sin Bret
ion am Rim traf.
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Non,erte in Snrmet A,euOs.

Tie apuserte IN gnrnet sSooos
iperosn aud in oieiem CONNER, mie
iiblid,, on ben Samitas Gahnlittageii
ItattiInben. Grr aoutraft fiir oiele
aonssrte iuuroe geiteru non Den 9arf.
fommiii1ren on aupellmeilter ,sotn
6. gseber pergeben uno oas erite aon.
sert iinoet am II. sa,rsI ulu balb pier
llbr gsnhxlittags itatt.
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Gterblid)f feitS berid5t.

Robert ssIid. IS Sabre, 307T Sib.
men ape.. Sersifl!as.
geuinmiH Soepernann. % Sabre.
pa Git Clifton ape.. Sdaudds.
Or. Nilliam Shoaenbarger, 39
,snhre, 739 Meillnooo siDe. Ser5sr.
peiteriing.
5rebn Blum. 60 Sabre, Ali Bauer
apeuue. giulgenent5iinoung.
Bhilip Rure, 46 Sabre. 326 Weil
g. Strnbe. 9uberfuloie.
aiIlinm 0eiitler, ~ Sabre, 63i
Sebom esrobe. Moie. :
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germiat.

Nus benz SUipftal gum ngdrms
hsrsiaen .Samariter" III ielt
nem s. Mai Der % Sahr, ate
8eorqe munnn neritlpunoen. Wtuns
m, bar ieit sinigen Modsn mild
lit, unternnbm am 6. Mai tinsn Spa
sisraang. BON pelhem sr niat mehs
auriittebrte.
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fh0nifen ipsrben, bas Die 4nftalt ie
btgins. g1ah bem Monatsberiht bes
Guperinknbenten bes 6eims, e. arug,I
befinben iid aur 3sit 81 SHfofien in
ietntr Debut.
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q 3 LeI {

Sellts IdflnItfIg plerles hno RSs
t.s Spisl Der Ssrie spifhsH ~Rtos
unb ,Gianis" in Rem yort. Wobrs
fh<inlih nsrpn 5romme unn glarts
als gattsrie fir Cincinnati funsiren.
Rad bem ssitrigsn Spiele iprah
6duptlina 1in.sr bic aniiht aus. bdb
mebrsre Isinsr aHoeren Dombaroiere
ron iest an tsfsrs 2eiftunaen liefern
.uun Gpiege ssrpinnsn ip<roen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
HARTMAN DISSOLUTION PLAN ONLY
DEVELOPMENT ON STOCK MARKET

~ ND.I.. J.1- Personality
- .oIrt IT -. Paul OF the Hartman
dissolution plan was the one develop
merit OF stock market day which
otherwise Wa .c-tlrcless. The plan
contained 10 surprises. its essential
features having been known FOR some
time. but the Hartman stocks slumpcd
and the whole list sold on on the news
from -. Paul. although the market
rose strongly On Saturday when il Wa.
announced that the plan had been
agreed upon with the sanction OF
President Wilson. Union Pacific re-
spcnded the more readily - pressure
because ~ the extent u its rise ola
SATURDAY and th, contradiction .: tho
short interest On the rise which ap-
paTtnt!y was due largely 20 covering
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
both slid down three points. The de-
cl!-e N thy Hartman s'-,hs .-t.d iu
with the general tendency 4 the mar
ke'. which was dull and heavy. Al
though there was an occasional rally.
gains We're not wei held and losses
OF one % two points Were frequent
TIL release tomorrow Of 2I5 million
July Hrst interest and dividend money
has thus fer exercised little or no
effect on ;he money market Total
sales $4,000 shares.
Bonds Irregular Totals sales par
Vall- SI.2ss,0"o. L. :. As coupon de-
c.lE.d d quarter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01

Cash quotations Wee as follows.
i.'e--,.o. 81 . %. Barley-FccL or
Timothy seed -S37 5d4ns
So co.
SHIRT Eios-''o0se). sir75asl-2,.
TNf'N STOCK YARrS. Put-a--er
r.. D 4rr go. t3ttie steady. suuI. ff-
carloads. Ch"i,". 5"l So. prime. 81,
sheep active. supply. - doubIere-,ts
Prime heavi"s s.s"1s -. MEDIUMS. ~
70 200. heavy workers.. s.0Orauf. Hgs.
y"rtr-S. 90 f. IL. PIGS. sos g t.lu.
CHICAGO. lure On Hog receints
= 600. s',lrv. E'.iH 90 ~aie.. So 10 s.--.
lS.t So so. heavy. S914> SIS.
rousF. ann -. viee e1-as50
. t7''l--- Receipts 20 nm. steady % fFc
lower EeeycS. 200 SIS. Texas steers.
80" ~ e 10. western steers -f0T 10.
s'ocH.rs and feeders. 5..0rS I.. COWS
t-ifers. 5.s0 IS.-s. calves. 6.sD4t
.eep-R-o-ip's eo. oo6. veak Va
i've. 1901 u. weston. 8 Coz SIS. vsl--
lngs. ? % ffro. ambs. Naive. .u.i
western. 800 q So. sr.irE. J.-5Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01

Mr. ana Mrs. +. {. BiEgei!. os Seventh
street. Martins Ferry. was visiting Mr.
and Mrs. I'd BingeN. o: Twentieth street
WHrvood.
I J. Be5taeld IS improving after O
short illness q ore v eek
,. -. Grimm has returned home after
Visiting MS parents and frie1Gs az New
Ns-tinsville Sunisy.
=. = Miller. OF Twenty-rrst street
IS improving after an L!ress OF ore
month.
Miss Nellie Never. OF Wheeling. was
visiting her brother u G. Myer. OF Nire-
teenth street. yesterday.
Conrad ScaiuGeruiller. % Nineteenth
street. - visiting his parents IN Ham
burg. Germany
Mrs a. =. Bailey. Of Spokane. Wash.
Is the guest Of Mrs. George Mirschro6. Of
seventh street. South Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs.. @ j. Eberts q Rich.
land avenue. vii, leave next week FOR
Niasara Fells and other points along
the Great Lakes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

TIE temperature conditions are pdac-
ueAiIy the same over the eastern por-
ATOMS and central west as for the past
FOUR Or I'VE mornings.
Inc pressures continue high over the
east They are low over the northwest
anu upper valleys. where showers pre-
vailed during tie past - hours.
4Hr pressure conditions favor sou,t -
cry winds and continued high ternpera o.
!1ut-s, VITA fair weather tonight and
! .-sn'y. II viii probably be siightly
Local Data Highest temperature vcs.
t'siIAE. 81 degrees. lowest last night. 20
degrees; 10 rainfall ~
Rivers.
Tho ohio VIII probaib WALL slovyi,, in
tEc district tonight ard iru-sda., -''
II. g. Howe. Section Director
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NO SURPLUS OF
FUNDS EXPECTED
AFTER At EXPENSES or cELE
BRATfON NAVE BEEN PAID.
SemrCe7tcn0ial Comm lttcr Held Meet
ing Yesterday AVernoon-sette.
wcrt Hoped for soon.

With Mayor H L. KIRK presiding x
meeting ~ me executive committee in
charge ~ tho recent semi centennial
celebration in Whoclue. v7s held yes
''-d1Y afternoon ig fI. offices 1 Tho
Board % trade. Market Auditorium
building 4 number OF Mus we've
audited and matters relating 90 The
closing up % all affairs ucre con.
sidered, . Tho committee hopes 20 be
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able 20 make o. complete settlement iu
fho near future
To was stated Yesterday afternoou
That 30 ie not M aI probable that thers
".I ho surplus remaining after all
cvponsos ~ The celebrate mare paid.
Tho returns from o. number ~ features
were NOT as LARGE 90 vas expected.
Tho committee. DO vas Inferred. VIII
f7fo difficulty Sol meeting all eE.
rcreoe
number Of bills are yet outstand.
ing. and these are delaying q fiua.
settlement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 3o.-General rains
and cooler weather IN the DakOtas vita
prospects that Minnesota would be
equally favored, had a bearish efeca on
wheat todeN. The market closed rer-
vous at a decline OF = 4 10 lAdIG
cent'- Corn showed = loss OF = ni
cent from Saturday and cate n fail ~
i n a to 1 q =. IN provisions the out
come was - upturn Of "a 10 "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
Work Progressing,

Work on the house that is being built
~ Frank Marsh. or Reilly Hi. Is pro-
ertssins nicely and the plssterers ex-
pect 10 staia Work by Wednesday OF
this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
WARWOOD
VIII Open Beach.

TIE b Is OF South Warwood have
cleared a large space OF land near the
ONO river which they are using az a
bathing beach. They are building q
owing board and several bath houses
Inc boys expect TO open the beach July
I. There WILL be races OF all kinds for
boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01

The board % education Will elect al
tho school teachers Of R!chlGnd district
this evening After the election they
will discuss the building % high Ecacol
81 TO town o: WGIwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
VIII Enr. nnarnnr

The Ladies Aid society % the War
wood Methodist church viii have q
bazaar and market IN the HOFFMAN con-
fectonery, on Main street. Thursday
evening They Will cell ice cream, candy.
cake and other articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01
WELLSBURG

TIE funeral services over .he remains
OF Edward Reese. the unfortunate young
man v no ws~ found deal on Hubbard's
lii! ou SUNDAY a. noon. Vere very LARGELY
attended. Re- ". J. Holncs. pastor %
Tie Pres byterfau church. conducted the
,cr.cterr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-01

TIE WarwOOl Tool Company laid on
all OF tie men but nVe saturday. TIE
men expect 20 go back 10 work II about
Two weeks
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. June 80. Il
TIE active tIttSUurEh stocks. corrected
-al by A =. Mdsteu K Co. barkers
and brokers. National Exchange Banz
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". ta June en-. 10
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The Chitina leader., 1913-06-17
ALASKA RAILROADS AND CONGRESS

While is by certain that Congress will the Wckersham Chamberlain other railroad bill during the present session of Congress- there much in the that the Senate Committee Territories has agreed to submit within few days favorable what to be the most acceptable of the pending ures Backed by favorable report the bill in question has splendid chance of final passage and the nation camor for the development of Alaska may influence the national makers to take action before the end of the session.
 There the possibility however that although Congress be fully convinced of the necessity for railroads North the members will be unable to upon mode of proceed The opposition to construction which deve oped during the committee hearings may se aspect when the question for consideration fore the Senae and while have doubt action will be taken ultimately not that Congress at this time to undertake enterprise which involves tons Of policy with which the national lawmakers too familiar
 But it will be difficult convince Aaskans that there re- mains single for further delay We of the North be-
 eve that already too much time has been wasted questions of less importance the territory if the lawmakers are not prepared to deal integenty with the railroad prob lem IS their fault and not Alaska S. For the members of Congress have devoted considerable their time each session to the study of conditions the North of Askans have appeared before the various commit tees congressman and cabinet members have made trips in to the territory at government for the pose of ascertainng the needs of the coun and large corps o experts have been at gath data for the enlightenment of the public With all this information at hand in the form of printed records and reports the members surely are aware of the fact that need railroad than other one thing And should be equally plain them that needs best be served by and gov erndent-operaed railroad The existing roads have shown plainly that they have thought of their lines retary of the Interior Fisher remarked last year the govern ment must assist existing nes why build road and be done with It? Such will necessitate larger initial outlay but the benefits to be derived from government con- structed railroad will more than make for added cost to the nation and the government eventually will get money back with interest
The Chitina leader., 1913-06-17

miles of railroad and hs added to the water transportation routes roads and trails would give Alaska the start Aaskans have been fighting for during many years.
 Alaska cost $7,20000O
 Alaska has already poured than of wealth into the lap of the United States.
 We paid $2000OOO for the canal strip and the canal will finally $4000O0000 without the Notifications dound establish and the canal approaches
 We have spent many millions of dollars in the Philippines
 Certainly the canal will be worth than it will cost and there to believe that will not get money out of the Philippines.
 But in the meantime what have been doing for Alaska
 Nothing.
 the Aaskans have been discouraged They tnued the hard struggle against the forces of nature They have continued their quest for veins of wealth the norh always hoping that the time would when the federal government would it's responsibilities in Alaska and meet them fairly and efficiently
 The scales have fallen from the of the statesmen her to blind to Aaskas wealth and opportunities and day breaking for Alaska and it will be great day for America also for its possibilities of material wealth. in the divers y of climate and richness of so the reaches of its nav gable streams and the extent and possible maximum potential y of its water powers the uggedness and beauty of its mountains and in the glow and of its placid valleys, Alaska is imperial dream almost too good to be rue