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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11
2otal {. 8eri9t.
Gterbli9fettsberidt.

Diaiom sbompfon, SO. Ct ORE.
gorp Strub,. 5nqueft in GHmebs.
gIiinbetb Cor, So, 914 Ri1mont
E.rdbe, S0er;lsibsn.
gufan Gaslap. 85. S24 Ddpion
Gtrabs, altsrsffardds.
Maron Siout, 81, AGA 6amilton
4penue. Alisrsi1spdds.
Diuiam Senrp, 58. 121 Gprues
Strobs. Carthage. 6oruiourspergii'
iung.
Opal Burt, /. Re.pto.rn, g.. 1us
feriulois.
gSois gsnia, 80, ITS m<ber CTR.
Sfpdde.
1ixtri6 MihdeIis, So, 2181 CLARA
Sirahe, 4rierienperfoltung.
Games 5orlanb. IA, 2021 4ubusu
4Denus. 5ersIeinen.
Sofspt Doh, 55, ct. Jraneis So.
ipiiol. Stninbiufx.
glifabtib Qitinfon, AZ. 1920 Dubt
Gtrabe, Qisrsnleiben.
1bomas Tonelnn, 66, 1892 Rittens
9pufe Strabe, QiersHleihsr.
ga!eniin 5artmnnH. So, 121S
CHM girabs, aufir1breneHt5iinbu
Raikrins 5oppins. 80. 1201 Gp'
eamore Strobs, Jnqusit IN @6aDebe.
4snes S6uler, 82, 3278 Elton
ap.. 2uftr0brsnent1ii
Rofulie Gimon, 70. 2012 0xfnei
IN, Nierenl.iben.
Jofepb Debling, !, 072 4Gt6
gtrcbe, 6irnbauteutjf
6tnrp Nlforb. III. Gtabt 6cfpi.
tai, Jnquefi in GGptte.
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u E ~ y Drt.

Die GeiDport Office fur bas ,,Gin.
flnnatier 8olfsbIatt" befinbet i'd; In
9o. 339 gorf Srake, ses.niiber BEN
Gonrtbauie, iuuielbit Rcuisteiten, an.
seiseu II. I. n. bis 10 1br As Niuas
ten abenSs eutsesensenommeu wes.
ben. Ielepbpn Sontb 2401.
- Map Woran perflagte Weifaei
Woran, oelH fie I'M Sabre 1902 ange.
trrut ipuroe auf Steibung meaen
Nhbburolung uno 1ernahIdiiigius.
- Jrnt gperett Mornineitar Der.
flngte ibretr @utteu alff Gheibung.
DuaM Boar bairutbeteaim Sabre 1906
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Ter @irth Charles !SeIS. BON Rc
75s Git WfcDhuan StraBe, tuuroe
auf @eranIaiIling zines III GsnlnlIi
Sius fpobnenben Geiiiliten bon oen
Gsebeinpoli5iitcn geu uno Sapes I'M
ter Der 4nfIaae perhaitet, anitobige
eitteratur in ieinem geiise 81 baben
Der @eiitlidye bate cine 3eitaits'
tarte in oem 9iode ieines Sobnes 5e
ilmDea, oeren Snbalt ibn perurlIab'e
iiG an ote sgoIi5el sa ipenoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11


unb perIanet Die sSrou SAeibnne aus
Dem 8runoe, tpeiI ibr 0utte Inn 3nd,t'
bauS iiet. Wori,inaitar tootete am 30
MGr5 1912 @m. Rief unb puroe 5il
IebenslansIiter 3uhtbausitrafe per'
urtbeilt.
Sermanu anepfer DinterlaBt in
ieinem TeItaruerte fem gan5es Ser
nogen ietner Satin aui Sebens3eii
unb mad ibrem Tpbe ipu Der Hsit
unter Ietncu ainbern in gleiten Ibci'
len nertbetlt peroen. $. 3. Ebilltpt
lit Grefutor.
- Sugb Greelman. Ser i'm Staat'
1erid,t Inn S15 imo Soften beltraTi
ipurbe, neil er cine 9tubelt0rung an
Ser @ort StroBc peruriuhte, miro on
eoS areisgeridt appelliren.
gtllr untcr Der 9ebillaunl, bof
ibr 8atte iid) gut ailfiiibrt, binterlol3t
Carrie 9aISer III ihrem I'M Goilltp'
gerihte in IIeranoria eln9ereifter
Seitamente ihre sSorm ibm aui Sc
bensseit. Souit iol er MIR 81 erbai'
ten. 9'eorge Batter bat glmpalt " W
Galonell en1apirt, nm Die alalicI
aus Dem 5eltamcnt 3u entiernen.
- ,Nn areis0eritte reidte geitern
Sic Sta6t Renport III Sen SSdIlen &C.
gen SSohn 5homaS uno ,Sreo. 8uacl
Nntlportcn ciu, nm Die 8illtIgteit Der
Croinars tlt priiien, laut lpeld}cr nlc
9obcnbeiiber fem 9ieft boben, hurd
ihre NuSlogen ben 8erfehr au' Ser
Seitenpegen az Hodireu. Die Bc'
nannten hoben 8rocerns an Der Dtou.
noutb StroBc nnhe Der 10. Strabe
m0 babeu ibrc 8rncerpIpaoreu nah
reno Der 8eitaitsitunbcu sur alus'
Iagc aui her Seiteruegen ailSgeiteIlt
- Sd)ul. .Superintenoent Sharon
erfldrtc geitern, DOB bic fommeno2n
Montoa Der llnterridr III alien Stju'
len auiqenomnIen miro.
- SnroIo gheieloine uro GliIe
,Sanes, beioe bon 2ebanon, @, er.
laugten geItern eiuen SetratbsiheIn
un6 !puroeu getraut.
- 8runoeigentburs. llebertragur.
gen: glha Tutportb al II. g9. Sad
ion, GOT gto. 81 in Der 3opIor 9elc.
puc aooition in 9euepue, 81; Z. Z.
Raisbet an Sbco. 2ange, Got on Der
@au Boat gpenue, 9eIleoile, 81
abbott Roie on Charles armltronJ,
GOT in Der Grapforo Abbitior IN Den
SigbIanbs, 81; GIi5a Slider or
Ghalten q. ISeit, 2ot an Der 3peitcn
Str., 9tc1pport, 81.
- gausrIaubniBih:ins: Sil6eri
Bros. fir eiren Inbou am 9li,Wo
5beater on Der Wormoutb Stra5e,
slpriten Der 8. unb 10. S:robc;
$4,000; Sobu Shrpaib fir ben llms
bau sines 5auIts an Der Often Str.
sipiiten Der gdtteriOn unb SIabtlta
Strabe, $1,000.
- Sobn Subia, 66 Sabre all, p,r.
i6ieb geftsrn 81 friiber Stunos in isis
ner Wobuuns, SO. 1908 Wonmouth
Strabs. I
NIIsn Chambers bon Gbitaec,
81, uno SRI. Carrie Gen.s pon bier
srlangt,n o.itsrn Qbsnb sinen gb,s
ihsin uno nurben Don Rto. SiepbIn
Sdmio in Der ct. StspbaHus Gir6e
sstraut.
I'm ben Shnus etc. on Der 5.
Strabs in benz BON Der 5Iutb heims
gsIu6tsn Diitrftt gu sntf.rnsn, fpsrs
ben bsute BON 8 llbr 9ormittags BIS
12 uhr Mittags bic grobtoDn Cars
niht fabrsn.
- Barnet pumsrans fisI asiisrn gu
friiher Stunoe In isinsr @phnuna,
SO. 327 80. 7. Strabs uno erlitt sis
men 3oppslbruh bes linten gsin.s.
er rurot nad benz Spse;s SoIpital
ssbrddt.
- Der Tliittsr alub Der Yort Ctr.
S6ule periommsIt lid am 5reitog
Nahmittog I'm $3.50 ubr i'm 5huls
5sbduos. Or. garoIpn .3immermann
piro sins 4Hfpraae holten.
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Die monatlihs Gonf.rsns Der
Qehrer Der offsntIiden Snul.n in
Dapton tuuroe auf tommsne. Wote
perihobeu.
- Die 9amsu 5iilfsgsielIitafi
bes Spssr's 5pipitals BON Dapton
bdIt hsute sinsn Is91psSsDing
Tag i'm SpTpital ab.
qm tommenosn Gonntae fin6ei
in Siterhass's 5als bic monatlihe
8erfammIung oes beutfd amerisani.
fhen Stooipsrbanbes BON Tonton
ftdtt.
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GraxS.iseatbams 8systbstes
Qeue 6npotbeten.

Gineinnati, 10. april.
ssran, 6. S.ein on Subitiie 6. u. 9.
Go. $3.50.
| Tlarp g. Daniels an SOu.bsrn OhiO
g. u. Z. 60. $1,000.
Otto 5epeI an W. 9ols. $3.50.
Gina g. Gdmann an Deutihtr
aagSnebr q. II. z. Go. 5000.
Uaarp J. Daniels an W. .. 9obe.
S4OO.
Wiuiom 8. Sri.b ON grsb. Don
gsrnespis. $50.
Q.nk .. Wegranoban an price
5iu q. u. g. Go. $500.
Thomas Stuff on 2iberal 6. ". ..
Go. $500.
D.ri.Ite an aunisunbe esrdhsmer.
$500.
syrans Bauer an Spsneer W. JoHss.
$1,000.
siaie gospier an Spring Oaroen g.
u. 9. 60. $4,000.
QeIIk 2. gonfpnp an WiEton Oer'
man 9. II. 6. u. $500.
paul puls on Ror.b Jairmouni 2os
cal 6. u. 3. Gc. $1400.
peorl W. 5ui4inion an nisislk.
$500.
amor Websr on Walisr S.Gdmibt.
l$4lOO.
Diaiam g. Grant an 6poe Part
9. u. 6. 60. $1,000.
albert S.ud an aib.rt 6ensIsr.
5000.
Wernsr gibmsper an QofantipilIs
iB. II. &. 60. $4,000.
| baitie .. Noorss an Caroline Bet.
$21O0.
aaura Rlore an Central 1oirmount
o. u. 6. Go. $2500.
| German Rihxr an GiIt goge y. u.
lS. 60. $4,000.
Darn y. Stuber an Rorsb 6bb.
| part 3. II. G. u. 60. $21O0.
| SfobsI M. pbillips on G:tp 6du g.
u. 8. Go. $1,000.
Qpbo W. 2ue.on an Union Scps
inDs y. ". Z. Go. $500.
| GetiIste 6ppotbsien.
| Gbiih G. S9nieber an Cbio Dausp
9. u. 3. 60. $1,000.
/ q. g. g6manH on Dsutffxr Qanbs
ipebr q. II. z. 60. 5000.
| Gsrielte an 5iefslb<. $500.
j Barxtba Wusasr an Golparb n.
| Rorb. 5000.
/ Wm. Belts an Rsais u. Grese.
l$l2o.
/ .. J. S.arr an Gponbale 8. .. ..
Go. $1,000.
| 5om.s Citation an Grons Ctr. D.
Ia. 60. $500.
| aus. O. Robb<rs an dragon y. y.
g. 60. $1,000.
| alDa 9. Gonnop an Bon Ton Q. ..
6. 60. $500.
J. u. Hrodbuis an Grnh Station
6. u. 3. 90. $4,000.
| 3. 3. etuber an aion g. u. q. 60.
s5fabel 30. pbilIips an propihn.
Earrings 3. u. Z. 60. $500.
| 6onncb .. 1loH an psoplss 9. u.
9. 90. 5000.
Gas. Barber On 70. %. Dspou
$40.
| aoi. 3. Seller on Stod Darbs 9.
IT, :. 60. $500.
y. unb a.Weis an Dsipseb .6sms
feob 90. $126O.
9. R. Goldman an Gilt Gbss 3. i.
IG. Go. $4,000.
| Dssislh an 9. .. Cooper. 37ooI
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YIN ber Sigh Sirahe sab es 1onners.
tag uieoer eIeftriide Yeleu6tuug.

tSpediaibepef'te bes gineinHaiistgcIIstlati ,
SnmiIton, g.. 10. spril. Die
eieftriihe Releuttlmg ianftionirte
am 3onnerstag gbenb mieoer, mem,
auh Dorlduiig MIR in iebr beihranf.
tenn Rube. Die Sigh Strabe iomie
oie 0ortigen 2aoen sparen eIettrifd)
beIeubtet. gs biirften ieood, nod
perihieoene Ronate Dergeben, ebe oie
9eleuhtung nieber auf be gon,s
.stabt nusgeoebnt tperoen fam. ba
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istuns. ID battle
MaStnFhusrstH nnb
iii. au HisbsrhrG6sH.
ben . Am.r,ea is Ists.
eaj i'd Hitlt in Sis1i
aulrsht fs.n ns4
burh bas 3tmmtr a.
ben sonals uHe ~
hoiis fsrtn q atsab
lA!imms SHmssltn.
3A fabI.s snsmuihisi.
ea ih auts Har etnf'
bart dnasnommtE
bate uns ntht better
pnros. 9t bsgaHH
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NieIe perfonen ftns arfdiIeu bon tlubsrnon.
hdtetf uutetmurfen oher etnen uRhepueiEsH
gouaefiibI HGcbosm He sire urose aRaetseu
cher eipuS beioHbers tnner 8ereauli5es VI ftt
eenommen aopfT6mer3en, itbeIriehereer
Gttem uHe 8ei6nnrs auf Der Sunas iinh In'
aetdeu bic
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Gipnisr .Herrtr, grlpyprt,

Tie gsttgiifber iitte erintf ht am Sarnltaa
ten J 2 unrti M2oreenS un nhr fn tbrr
Safe Iit 3u oerfammCiH, am bsm aeibente
DouaHib les rer'F3rbercn WlitGIieees Jobn Sa
bic belSupobaeu
Beter AaHffeEart @rGf.
GeoIg Sasib, Eeit. ia
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- 1lnier Gsent In 5amilten ii
6err Gomarb yrud. 449 Sab Janfte
etrake. gea Sci. 476 o., Dome
$bpne 1881 U.
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shcmas G. Worien on pbiiip
biri6, 3/s ader in Columbia 1p.
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}lau Connie
niCjt gs(ea.
Sis mar 10 frauf. - @arbe s1rA
gsoia G. Yinfbam's Hesetsbie
COMPOUND iuissr gsinas
gemadDf.

gsutpaisr, mid.--. 8or tinsHn oatrs mar
iA febr t6maA nnb Der Eofior taass, ~ babe
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6 o y ingtpn.

Die GopinstOn Office fur bas rSin'
sinuatier 8ulfsblatt" befinoet pdl tm
GtbGnse Np. 509-511 Mtaetion
aprnu.. auseiseu. Wiittbsilnnseu
snS geitelunsen irscuSpelher slrt
uerScu bis 10 llbr abenbs oalclbit
entaesengrnommeu. SelepBun South
1854.
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Ieif,t III forrigiren iinS,

nns elm 6roni'ter anfa1 BON Ghsrepiia lam
berhIiet nerbeu, tpeHn man eirtge TGIeH bon
MeineH 'hben fIetneH Ftuen etnntrni Ttefs
Getae Bile bat mid in Der aansen Hei be.
ribmt aernaht ais Der WlonH trter ben Wu.
len" Hue Sie ,hruen ner lbGiiade oertthert
fen. perr th ~Ren faee hdf irgenoeir huro
fnbrier SAT bon llHnereaulibieit inrirt psrSeu
tonn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-11

Gdfe d,eiu Serptisn iH aanasn; Hrai.esS.
riass; ftrnsf ntuf ScH. essytnee lsetIAuerI.
s0<-si.oo per ass. o., gttbfts q Q -
s3g Essft 6. Noe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
Wednesday. April 2, 1918.
THE uNcRowNeo KING rs DEAD.

In the death OF J. Pierpont Morgan.
which occurred at Rome on Monday.
the world loses it's uncrowned kind OF
finance. For many years he had been
the greatest financial factor. not only
IN America. but in the world. The
title applied to him was more than
fgurative. for he was not only the
greatest financial factor OF this age
but Of all time so far as history rec
ords Not in all history does there
appear a figure so oplossal In the world
of finance, an individual who welded
such tremendous influence. who could
grasp the details OF stupendous under
takings and work them out to success
tul fruition. In his operations he
passed from one great success TO an
other and each new plishment
-ded to his influence. his power and
! prestige.
lis greatest accomplishment came
or the tremendous expansion OF
| siness in this country following the
lfction of Mckinley TO the presidency
in 1895 The period OF great consoli.
cations and combinations in the indus
trial and financial world opened up a
field for the exercise OF his wonderful
intellect and abilities. for the applica-
ton OF his great powers OF organization
and manipulation such as had never
been known before.
The first and probably the greatest
Of his marvellous accomplishment dur.
ing this period. and possibly during his
lifetime. was the promotion and or.
SANITATION OF the United States Steel
Company. the worlds first billion dol.
lar corporation. This was followed BY
the reorganization and combination OF
numerous other great concerns and the
promotion and financing OF other great
enterprises. the fOtatiOn Of which prior
70 the launching OF the United States
steel Company would have staggered
The world
AZ tho time Of his death Mr. Morgan
vas almost a. we'll known in London.
Pans. Berlin and Rome as ne was in
NJ" York No crowned king. prince
or potenta'c on earth yielded as much
power m tho world of finance and In
lus'ry a. did This PLAIN American citi.
zen. and his political power. both A.
home and abroad vas very great
Thee arc few facts about the lifo NJ
J Pierpon' Morgan as The fn,elli.
rencer has cleaned 'hen He has had
critics. a. an men rrominnt In rho AZ
fare ~ tho world nave had. IN, his
-. m time 'or the discussion % those
things
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
WITNESS SCENES OF MOST
Mountaineering NATURE.
And Give Vivid Description Of Condi.
tons at DISQUALIFICATION
Tale

+. A Bell and son E. R. Bell. Of
Fairmont. ". Va. arrived in this city
yesterday evening on their Journey
homeward from points in Western
Ohio. They PASSED through Column
bus and GAINESVILLE. OHIO. being the
first persons to reach this city over
the y. 4 o. railroad from the food
stricken cities Upon their arrival
in this city. they were met by an In
tellisencer reporter to whom they told
narrowing stories Of views thew had
seen in the two smltten cities.
The senior. Mr.. Bell stated Il was
unable 10 see much in Columbus. be-
cause We did not 20 around TO any ex-
tent. but in GAINESVILLE the scenes
that I Witnessed were heartrenderine
There ! saw homes. that probably
housed some Of the happiest and most
joyful persons. but alas. they were no
more. Probably the residents of those
houses were washed away and NAV
never he found. Houses were turned
over on their sides. others were mash
ed 10 bits, while IN other cases homes
remained on their foundations and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
WAEElING.s BELIZE wnnn

'te frle character 10 an irdi
"dual '- brought ont by misfortune
srf 71'o~s'ty IN rho reAl characte- and
hr~s"e qualities ~ q con --uri,v arc
t-.lsh' ou' Vhe- 10 moo. aGversttv
e-d suffers CALAMITY Th- fact IA.
nete- moro clearly demonstrated than
7hen '0e nrosar' Good Disaster cs-,o
unor '1.s community From q busy
t'e0' ~ oo-r ro-cIsl and industrial A.
'v.'f ah'-o everyone e1sagni In HE
1ork "r business or profession tho
community aae .hanz'd in a 'es. hour
- 2 srano ahere ete-,on, pae on
FaRed .7 f'-ce -'ruggle ~ save homo
and probably 'to Uvee ~ loved ors.
'''n 'he fury ~ no eoods
Pu' 's tN'- struggle tAsro rss nj,
TRACE ~ eelf-hre-- or patfy mario,
r'-s rN''h would drive men ~ rera-i
'r'F 'nei- oto po-se,. IONS ~ IN Do.
.'r~erncd ori, for those near and dear
fo them Nei.Ahor aided roirhbor and
rter' hods 'I-' Non NJ great busi7ee.
affair e-f professional mon worked
tr b. ..tr ttfh oorlInrmen. fusf 49,
'n0.s. 'h'. had boon aeou.,omod m
..0e aI ftrir 1.c-. and 'hc aork
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was as often To save the property OF
the one as the other. There was nc
class. no rank. All distinctions OF posi-
ton. prominence. power or pelf were
wiped out and all were just merely
neighbors and brothers.
Not only was this spirit manifested
in the struggle to combat the destruc.
ton threatened by the food. but II has
been still more beautifully and forcibly
illustrated in the great work OF relief
and rescue after the food had reached
high tide and commenced to recede
Thousands were left homeless and
hungry. and In many cases with all
their worldly possessions swept away
~ the angry waters.
The emergency arising from the
passing OF the food was as great az
that occssioned by its coming but I,
has been met in the most thorough
manner OF the noble men and women
of the community. Shelter. food. cloth
ing. medical attendance and every
thing necessary has been and Is being
provided. This Is a great community
Great In industry and finance and com
merce and in all lines OF human en-
deavor. but II has required disaster and
adversely to prove how truly great 4,
is in the feelings and instincts OF hu
manity; in charity and brotherly love
and these are greatest Of all
II might turn out after all that the
food was blessing in disguise. While
the property was heavy IL the loss TO.
suits In bringing our people closer to
gether and making them understand
each other better the compensation
may be ample after all. May they not
realize more clearly now that charity
and brotherly love are not dead and
that while some are poorer in this
worlds goods they are richer In know.
ledge OF humanity and it's real worth
and that there are higher and nobler
and more enjoyable things in this
world than mere dollars and cents and
their accumulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Governor Hatfield has been working
night and day to bring peace and with
good success to the distressed mining
regions OF the state where deplorable
strike has been in progress for nearly
a year. Now he has turned just as
vigorously to aid in the work OF re-
lieving the suffering in the flood
stricken districts OF the state. The
people OF the state are deeply i'm
pressed with the manner in which the
Governor takes hold OF all matters az.
fecting their welfare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
WARW0OD
Relief Of Flood Sufferers.

some OF the most prominent citizens
n. Warwood. headed Icy Mayor Fuhr.
have taA,n up the work Of raising
cash subscription for the benefit of
the food sufferers OF Wheeling AMI
V:,inity. The dir" aced Of those mad,
d"stitut" 10y tn, resnt flood has APP
p'alcf To the up-riNcr people and ev-
'Fy EFFORT will h' made bv tho may ~
anc his co-workers 20 raise as large
an amount ds possible FOR tte,r reli- T.
Committees have been organized -
woIk IN every part e town and this
worthy NOV "mcui will uudouhtediv
meet with i'sral responses on tho
par ~ tho people
Warwood was fortunate 20 escap"
The rataCcS of Tho hiSn waters hut
'his unit .nphasi,"s tho feeling thai
We y" an JUS hin and especially ~
freutf,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
AMAGED
FURNITURE
YOU CAN RESTORE IT PERFECTLY
" you ACT QUICKLY.

Tho easiest. quiokcs; and hos, way
!" d" tho Whole Job Cicaning. r.S-nr-
lhS polishing is 20 Lsc no soau-i-,
IH't u-" nothing bat tho wonderful
-. y. polish cleanser and r.storc-
After rinsinr ~" sand ~ 50 as nor
Z" 'Ht ~" polish. just use chcosc-
.i"ih Hnd I. q. y. cleans instarfiv
i'llSi'. V'rf'c'ir. tse nothing else.
IHi' 'n pianos and fue surface.
Ma" only hv fh. \ " 60 Of PM
h4rrh Just Phone No deliver fb,s
if''. ir1mc.itf"'r. while ~ lasts Nor.
'-ri'fr"w 1901 phone p.9-J \a'r
"a Hnrc Davis Drug CO. q.
"'.f'1 -'r" %. eyc'cssor ~ Chas r..
G""f1e o." adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
FAlRMONT MEN PASS THROUGH
FLOOD DISTRICT OF OHIO
large holes were knocked in the
DesoIate Picture

DesoIate Picture
IN one place / saw vast area on
wnicn had formerly stood residences.
ouI the storm had carried them away
ana nothing but broken timbers mark.
20 the SITES. Streets were piled high
WIN Wreckage yet. and in a few
piaces where the water had NOT torn
M houses away. | saw women sweep
ing and scrubbing the dirt AWAY a
picture or pity. My sympathies are
extended To them The sigh, Uas
the worst that I have ever Witnessed
The big railroad bridge that had
tnree large spans. was washed away
as was also one other that saw
~here the center span was gone. We
arrived IN GAINESVILLE ana then had 10
transfer To the other side OF the river
20 get a train to come here. We
walked across a big concrete bridge
maj mad been able 10 withstand the
swiftly moving waters To great ex-
rent and IN this way managed 10 roach
me train that was TO bring us hero
both men expressed the deenest
sympathy for those who had suffered
50 much IN the Ohio cities and while
IN ms city talked continually OF the
mlsiortunes that had been visited nm.
on those people residing along The
streams that became so wild They
LETT for their home over the n. G q
railroad az 1920 O'Clock this morn.
ing ''io'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

The agitators who are devounc so
much of their precious time 10 an at
tempt TO organize third party might
ind much better employment They
might aid in bringing good results
through the great party which has
ruled this couptry so wisely and well
tor nearly sixty years and thus per
form a great service for the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
Brother
Moose"

OwnE 10 thc flooded co1ii.
ton in this go, fhc Moose Parade
and Glass Initiation has rccn POST.
ycrci uurl SATURDAY. night Arul
Sth. and The Charter all remain
orcu a, thc $500 fec until after
the parade
Don fail o. nc on hand. a. NC
have a class of over 700 new mcm-
hers 20 take into the Order.
Candidates for membership
form az the Club House. 40 : 10
O'Clock OLD members form az the
Market Auditorium az the same
hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

SENTENCED
Man Convicted Of Bringing Girls 70
w. Va. Coal Fields and Making
White Slaves Of Then, Sentenced

SCRANTON. IA. Apru Ill T.
h r'p. N" Wilkes Barre detective con
Nft'ca - transporting women from
PENNSYLVANIA 20 WaSt Virginia for i'm
moral purposes. il violation OF the
Mann whit" slave act was senfcuc.f
tpdaf I'm 'ed"fa' court rs Judge
Thompson. % Philadelphia. 20 two
wears in lsa' o0wsrth prieon Ftte a..
o. npli'". St"N" stevens. was ci-eu
@'A months ir no luxcr0. county
prison k1ip save $4,000 bail y. nj
irs an appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Afrer two or three failures a man
has been found willing 20 accept the
ambassadorship TO England His
name Is Page so The President owl
IDENTIFY turned over new leaf. so 20.
speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Along uith other sins n omission
tet down against tho Puio committee
" - non charged With causing tho
death ~ ! ? Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Let us trust that all tho storms and
foods are over and that the Demo.
cratic congress MAY not hrinr fresh
calami'ies upon rho country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Wheeling charity nav. herir a. hon.
bur - does not end there ~ q great
deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02

Tho real estate people who have
high ground property for sale viii noH
get very busy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-02
No On In, Dnf

S-e rs7 a 'a7f. Tar, girl
Md foo. a trif'e =nippt
80 0rds- that no f7t'ed - fot
Tho i in Nt--fa-trpf
Judge
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