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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
DAILY MARKET RfPORD

The following is the cash close in
Minneapolis received at 3 p. m. today:
Wheat, No. / northern, SS4 to so;
No. Q northern. s6l to SO; Velvet chat,
So to SO Corn, 70 to 732; No. 3 white
oats, 40a to Al; barley, SO to II, fax,
e.. 51A.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
PENROSE URGES
AID To CITIZENS
Peaceful Invasion of Mexico
Proposed.
RESOLUTION In SENATE
Pennsylvania Would Appropriate s25,.
ooo,o 900 TO Pisee United States Forces
Across the Border for the Protec-
tion of Americans.

tion Of Americans.
Washington, Aug. 22.-senator Pen
8 has introduced a resolution re-
curing President Wilson to take the
necessary steps to place United States
troops In Mexico to protect American
lives and property; such a step to be
decreed by the senate as In no way an
u~nfriendly act toward Mexico.
Senator Penrose introduced also
nm amendment to the deficiency bill
for an appropriation OF s25. O00, 900 TO
be expended as the president might
direct for the protection of the lives
OF Americans In Mexico. He made no
effort TO obtain immediate action
upon his resolution and at the sug.
gestion OF Senator La Toilette 1t went
over a day under the senate rules.
The amendment for the emergency
appropriation, Senator Penrose ex-
planned, was similar to a provision In
an appropriation act Just prior to the
Spanish wsr and he asked that the
amendment lie on the table In the sen.
ate until the bill ONE over from the
house.
The administration has asked for
100000 to take Americans out oil
Mexico" said Senator P~enrose after
announcing he would not discuss his
resolution. Rather than appropriate
this pittance to make this wholesale
removal, | would appropriate this SIS.
000, 900 to keep them where they are
and to protect them"
Policy 10 Reafhrmed.
The Penrose resolution draws atten-
ton to the possibility that continued
destruction OF property In Mexico
would Involve international compll.
cations and Intervention by European
nations" The resolution especially
declared that lit is not the policy of
the government OF the United States
to recognize or assist any faction or
factions in the republic of Mexico"
Senator lIelson declared Ii seemed
unwise at this juncture to agitate the
question.
Such agitation" said he, lis an en-
barrassment TO the president, who is
doing everything he can to bring
about peace. This resolution should
go to the committee on foreign rela.
lions and not be used here to exploit
speeches of an embarrassing charac-
ter to the administration.
Let me cite a bit OF history that a
few Of US well remember. We were
very glad during the dark days OF the
Civil war that no foreign government
interviewed in ~ troubles. We were
threatened time and again with inter.
vention from Germany, France and
England.
I'VE agitate Intervention and inter,
vention means war. We should do
everything we can to avoid war and
give Mexico the same chance we asked
for and We're given In the Civil war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Aug. 21.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive. No. / hard, s0kc; No.
/ Northern, S9Ac; No. . Northern.
s7A 0S7%c; Sept, SS%c; Dec, s0hc.
Flax-On track and to arrive, 31.b0h;
Sept, S1.49h; Oct, N.50N; Dec, u
485s.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
AGED CASHIER MURDERER
Automobile Bandits Rob Bank In 4 ST.
man Town.

Hamburg. Germany, Aug. 1.-TWO
automobile bandits visited the Com
munal Savings bank ut Wilhelmsburg.
a suburb of this city. murdered the
cashier and escaped with a satchel
full OF bank notes and cash.
They drove up to the bank in a
taxicab soon after the institution
opened for business. On entering the
building they levelled reviewers at two
young clerks, who seurried for shell
ter. The cashier, 81 aged man,
screamed for help and fought with the
two men until he was felled with q
bullet through his head.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
FEDERAL JuRIsT ACCUSED
House judiciary Committee Consider.
ing speer Gaze.

Washington, Aug. 22.--Charges OF
misconduct pending against Federal
Judge Emory Speer of the Southern
district of Georgia are under formal
consideration by the house judiciary
committee. After a long executive
session the committee issued a
statement that no action would be
taken until further consideration.
The charges are said to contain va
rious specific charges, prominent
among which are allegations that
Judge Speer In handling certain es-
tates appointed his son-in-law ex-
scutor and permitted him to charge
oxoSAitant feee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Wheat-Sept.,
s7hc; Dec, s0h @so&c. Corn
Sept, 74&c; Dec, 6sAc. Oats-sspt.
42Nc; Dec. 45c. Pork-Sept., Ssl.o0;
JAM, $19.6z. Butter-Creameries, rs
@27c. Eggs-19c. Poultry-HeaS.
lac; springs, Ice; turkeys. 19c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
YOUTHFUL LOVERS DIE IN
SUICIDE PACT.

Yonkers, N. ", Aug. a.
Charles Rich. aged nineteen,
was found dead and his seven
teen-year-old sweetheart, Ruth
Hamilton, was found MORALLY
wounded with evidence that
they had agreed to die togeth-
err and that Rich had shot her
and then killed himself.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
local Market.

Madison. 8. D., Aug. 90 Wheat
No. 1. n; No. 2, 75; Velvet chat.
No. 1, rs; No. 2. "a; No. 3. white
oats. 81; mixed oats, 80; corn 55 to
go; barley, az to 81; rye 40 to 40;
fax, 81. 20 to 81. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

G., ~
un"e"'!iy ana 'Ildl'c I'''s5 ,'..,: - ,.-,,
my expression change i sha | inind your
hl,,ing itcf once. -;.,oi ,or
"'.Ils ..'' i,'.,I - - '..C pon,,,,,
'' Z" ''S VIC emu ''' w. -, ,hrrs.;,,,
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I p '' ,n Co,,,,,h. .,,rol.od with
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.,,,.,,- inoi. H. he Conn, He
..'... .,,i'..,.. ,.,,,'.,,.
nDt .i''. 10y, :, rr;nj I'm. Cor,.,s.
.'n. p ,.'., rr IN her arms and dire ting
49,, her ,,,s,. 'hrel. ~Kiss r,ght
H.. IT, lI, ',, .,,, Il ou ,rra very YER,
~. ,,,.i. III -. r;rJ Gentleman will kiss
,''.., 80, ,,c 49, her ,hrrl. s9ric day She calls
.,...~, .,,r She meets Dad cIpla,ncd the
,.''...,. ro,n, ,,n,bcr ~Shr. ,vtully
Eu-opr,n in her habits. Won see. You need
.,.. ....I H.,,n,,J she call. Conrad and
Nf....,i pni.l,,L D,J, ,rl ,h,. ,,.~r,n.,
-. III. ,,ni,,,. sLc ,nnl,I the s,,r
..,,,..,,. '',,,,,,,rnt - vdnr \I~ poopcn-
.,.i
~nt o. .,;dT rather mon. cres,,allcn ,han
,,i,,,..l
~Woud WON like TO hold her. Mr.. Smart?
She. s,,h "a darling 10 holl'~
~N.-no ,h,nl. vo,,. cried. backing of
~Oh ,n, viii conc 10 i. never fear" She
..;i adj. 49, -t, rns,oroJ pns.,,..,. - Inc
..,,.
ny ,. ,L', ;,.,.,, r;,l., ,bo ,boy, ,r.h.d
the door open with MS black nose ana ~iioutl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

had an inCOmDltGcn-iDlt lY' .t money ar
a taste for the diplomatic service Some tag
he would be an Amba,sado- The Ban-
was IN the Russian Embas-y and was real
very nice boy.
EROM where SO -a' ,at .-a-c q Pes
was plainly visible n ile '-5ia. he va
alone, leaning agains' The 10y sal. ana loos
ing down upon the ntcr. he p-'ied idy a.
a cigarette. His ooal-h.a.A .-,r gre" 'e-
sleek on his snlaiiish Atll. .' us siou.i.n
were rather high a- i'a. .,i upward D.
"a tendency 10 define Cd "c.. ei..c
And this Alr. Plcss' ssh. .c'
Elsie was looking a. OF. .-H.,A yoll.
man with pi'ying cNp', 10 .ei 'e' .n
blue eyes. Poor fellow. 'SAe9. u.
Is IN great trouble J'.i- ". .'vl ....'
we got o'i Mere "hCic i' ' ~ .'sIi .
able io forget on nu. " "''-
tell you "oTa 'i nc W" .t. Az 80, :.
sworn 10 secrecy. j. N.- ... p" ia. w.. va
di'ion that he consented '. .'e WIKI w.
Indeed. ..it.
She hc,i'd'cd. un."'.'.'... p.a.S1 =,
tween ~" dutic>. Nat '", ..''.' 49,.
one - me IL j. oniE ,.'.. ....' ,'.a -: ~
should hn"" taai i'l'>- g. ' .''' '.'' -....
She said, lowering her l"'.,. ha' % S5s.S
we stand sponsor JOY .'''. 81 Ign
oar Wori is sun. i'. -'''g :,,..i
She seemed 20 oc dc."...- ..''e M@G'- 7
question The ncN, A..' SIZE 49, .
hi'lcolo>c rio me. - H., Dr.. .-. " .Ase.''
She whispered. H. -,.. r '''N'"'
firmly believe. Oh. r,.
The Billy Smiths ea", L-Se P''
cccdcd ,o withdraw into I'll
"Wc were speaking a., ST. ..,'s' SA'- Do
He has broken he!I'' lila.
The newcomers looked ooi - L',1
Broken tddlcs,icks. So. b.ly oI, ~.
nudging Elsie un,!l She "... ..'''' io' JOB.
beside her on the long cog. mi.
promptly made room g.. Boy DA;:'
I'VE ought 10 tell John '. i''.e 49," ~.
him, said Elsie dc.cnSWe.t l' is cue ''''-'
Billy" 49,.
But don't tell him the ,. near .
broken. That's rot. w,,.,
1T isn't rot, SAID hrs "- W ou'"1 D
your heart be broken,
Not il II were as porous .. You -" D.
break a sponge, my dear. -ar.
what happened oft, "'H-ed' '''''-''
interested.
Women, SAID Billy ". ae,E .rse
Then rs easily patience. $500
cures like. ri.
you don't understand. I .a sAid Es.
gravcly. He was married 3. . .ean'ilMm
"Now. Elsie. you're tcl,r, oauiion'1
Betty Billy.
We'll. said Elsie doggc I'm de ..,
mined to tell this much: d. name ). !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30
CHAPTER VII. Receive Visitors

THE east wing of the castle was rs Still'aS
mouse on the day my house party
arrived. Grim old doors took on new pad
locks. kcyholcs were carefully stopped up
crcaking floors were calkcd. windows were
pichc,cd by uncompromising articles Of fur
niturc dcploycd to keep my ruthless refugee
from advcnturing too close to the danger
zone, and adamantinc instructions were
served ont to all my vaSsals Everything
appeared 10 be III tiptop shape for the expert
mcnt i'll stealth.
Elsie Hazard presented me to her friends.
and with lordly generosity | presented the
castle To them. Her husband, DR. George
thanked me for saving all their lives. and
then, feeling draft. turned up his coat col.
lar and informed me that we'd all die il
didn't have the cracks stopped up. He
seemed unnecessarily tcSty about it,
There was Russian Baron, the last Syl-
liable OF whose name was witch. the first five
cNading me i'll a perpetual chase up and down
the alphabet For brcyity's sake. III call
him Cmovitch The other was NienncSc
gentleman of twcnty-SiX or eight Il heard
who looked forty. | found myself wonder
ing how dear, puritanic. little Elsie Hazard
could have fallen in with two such unamia-
Die wrecks rs these fellows appeared to be
at first sight.
The AUSTRIAN name was PlcsS He was
plain Mister The more | saw of him the
first afternoon the more wondered at
George Hazards carclessncss. Then there
were two very bright and charming Ameri-
cans. the Billy Smiths He was connected
with the American Embassy at Vienna. and
| liked him from the start. You could tell
that he was the sort of chap who was bound
to get on in the world by simply looking at
his wife. She was very beautiful and very
clever.
Aftcr luncheon got Elsie of in a corner
and piled her with questions concerning her
friends. The Billy Smiths were easily ac-
counted Tor. They belonged 70 the most eX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-30

Cash or Credit

80 Days Trial Factory Price Cash or Credit
Direct from iOtut 60 ou.ing store pfuhf- We ihf
freight and guarlni~c hA AMI frn 81 ~ riHs'
% r,f~u-c are not AitHui'l 'ti.,'l
E-t tefn- convenient Tor ou send for '"'- NpN
\ letter of postal
MonIor Retfieet ator Co. Natlon ISt. Io,kI'nd ohl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

Normal School will open to-day I'm
the high school. under the direction
OF Superintendent J 4. Jackson
new baby girl arrived at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Collins. OF
Frsnklin street
Charles CHASER returned 10 biz homo
after visiting friends ~ Wood n~id
Ohio
CLYDE bryant has RS gued his posi-.
ton - the Loader and has acceoted
a position ~ the G. y McKeIvcv Drug
store on Tbirty-sevenjh street
Mrs. Albert Murphy who has been
iH a. her home on Noble street t.
recovering
Mrs. y. ~. Bittner ~ shady side IL
visiting friends az Wicrton. " Va
Nj and Mrs. 4 g. kebnrott ami
-On. Of Gravel HiiI left FOR Buffalo.
y. y. 10 spend 40 week with reia-
Mis- Irene Iietzbcfs 81 Thirty skin
street lef' Tor Iain-viil". ~. where
sh" viii enter college
VIZ and Mrs. = q White. of SHADY
10" I"ft FOR Adamsyllip. o.. 90 spend
a f'v DAYS with relatives and ffienas
q Rankin and family ~ Nrr
sirons Wills are visiting relative in
Bellslrr
d. o. $ Starkvesiher ami wife.
Frank Meloff and wife rrturaeo -
their homes after Spending some rme
n m" east
NJ Robert Frfhrv ~ Shady..de ..
FistinR friends ~ - Clair-vilIe. ~
Mrs martha Duuavsy and daughfcr
Mrs S q Ilrod ~ rcuffslia. 900 arc
NifrinE af The home ~ Nr and Mr.
] TT IuUlinsor un Guernsey sfrcHf
y ffie. we'll and vito ior Tor
MinAo. o.. 'u TIsIf friend. foI a. f,w
dayf
Ms-e- iurs anil oral pirken. ~
Guernsey street arc tf-Inur af sr.
nom" ~ VI and Mrs Edwin Nav 90
Toronto. ~
NJ. O. q KENNEDY o. quite 900 a'
her home on Z nion street
Wis lsadnrc Whrfen ~ this s.v
D. whiting friends NJ Wells burg viva
Nj Martha Edmouds ol Fu4tofIa.
- DBL ti' su"F a' tho home 81 Mrs
Lens iauh pn Guernsey a'rnrf
VI and Mrs = ! rrlrarr rr TtI-
" i''h street are visiting relative.
Fr. friends a. Nirrn U
Nr fri Nr. fHIlr kU... ......
90 q" 'l'.r u"u' on travel $500 sffsr
81 ifIr- -r.afItn- DO lldIsf1
w.. Iark lame of Thurs agst
r'-af' re'4rrf4 f5 Der home a--.- 80.
rei3tl-ef .f rrpiro. csIO
VI 3ladys Rolley ~ WeiirviIIc. Cd
'I uirr f|rud hoo ffI. ..f.
E lir,". of Werr, .o.fN ,.
l~H' t.H.u. relative ..
'sHIi..f.,
N D. d. IH,.rn. returned .o r,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
EAST WHEELING LAD
RECEIVES BROKEN LEG

Many OF the boys over town are
entirely unaware OF the danger they
run every day with the street cars.
automobiles motorcycle. teams and
work cars. On all sides can boys 10
seen paying no attention 10 their per.
sonal danger. with the hopes OF gain.
ing admiration from their boy friends.
Only Saturday OF last week some boys
were riding on some cars that are
used In the stone quarry. One OF the
boys. Louis Reynolds OF East Wheel.
Ing. started 10 pull the car with the
Intention OF jumping away when IL
started but II was moving too quick.
~ for him and. as a result. he was
knocked down. tho car passing over
his leg. breaking ~ The boys re-
moved their companion 20 his home
and a physician was called. who re-
duced the fracture The unfortunate
boy V the ~ year old son OF MIR. nnd
Mrs. John Reynolds Of 100 Lind
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
UNIONTOWN. O.

. Miss Cs,ie Cunard. who visited with
her sister, Mrs. C.. Ileartley at Morgan
here.
Miss u. Armstrong left Tuesday for
New concord. Miss Armstrong Will en-
yer the musical department OF Muskin-
Ernest Shsarer and family. OF Cadiz.
spent the FIRST OF the week with Mrs
Barnes
Misses Derotha Armstrong and Esther
SSrimes were In 81. Clnirsville one day
last week.
Robert Humphrey left Monday for
Chattanooga. Tenn. where he VIII artcni
tie soldiers reunion.
I'd McClenu and sister OF Martins
Ferry. are guests Of a. cir brother Albert
and wife at this place
Rev. SnOdgrass ard 4. J. kcysOr at
tended the meeting or Waeeiing Preshy-
tery which met AZ Bc mont church.
Everett Hays me: with "a painful ar
oident Saturday evening when out driv-
lng Tho bit on the bride broke and the
morse. finding himself free. ran or. NJ
nays Jumped. sustaining some bruises
and a badly sprained arEle
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimes. Of OrIwa,
" Trusste Armstrong ,art 81 thc
slrs. @. Heartily. OF NIorEantowr. W
Va. il here with her parents and other
friends.
Ralph Randolph and family wen, 10
81. CfalrsVtlle Wednesday 90 visit Airs
RandolpA.s sisters and attend the fair
were guests % Ella R!fcrev ana sister
Mrs. Gregory, ono day last week
y. CrniC Price left Saturday Tor CO.
u mhuS. where he viii attend -. : T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
CURED or RHEUMArisM.
Other Physicians Failed 20 Give Him
Relief During Seven Month A.
tack Of Painful Ailment.

II has often been remarked that the
United Doctors, who have their IA
nous Wheeling medical institute on
the second floor OF the McLain Bldg
at AZ Twelfth ST.. near Market ST. get
the most difficult and stubborn OF dis
eases and ailments TO treat and this
is indeed true.
The United Doctors specialize IL
chronic diseases and while their work
Is favorably known throughout many
States. sick PEOPLE are always glad to
know OF another ailing person obtain
ing relief or q cure after other doc.
tors and other systems of medicine
have failed to give the desired relief.
and hence the following statement
made for publication is given in full.
telling what the United Doctors have
done FOR another chronic sufferer.
Wheeling. West Virginia
September 10th. 1918.
To the Public.
nave had rheumatism for the last
I'VE years. and. though | improved for
awhile on TWO separate attacks.
had II the last time for seven months
time
l went to three or four different doc
tors and received no relief. NV pains
were on the left side OF ms body and
] could not SLEEP. owing TO the pain.
went month after month without
sleep and lost thirty-three pounds.
After having heard Of the United
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Doctors finally decided 20 go 20
them for treatment and did so with
the following wonderful results.
The frst week ] began 10 improve.
and have improved right along since.
| sleep fne. my appetite Is nne. l get
perfect rest at nights and my pains
are gone. ] am also gaining in weight
have treated with the United
Doctors about two months and I feel
! am cured. I will. however. treat a
short time longer TO be absolutely
certain.
heartily recommend any sick per-
son to these specialists.
tSigned1. {. &. BARkHURST.
Dillonvale. Ohio. r. =. D.. No.
The United Doctors treat. among
ailments. chronic diseases OF the
nerves. blood. heart, liver. kidneys.
bladder. spine. brain, Including rhe-i-
matism. paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones. goitre. indigestion. constipa-
troubles. weak lungs. catarrh. asthma.
deafness, dropsy, and diseases OF
women and diseases OF men.
The special offer now being made by
the United Doctors to all cases accept
ed for treatment before September 20.
is aS follows
Consultation is free. examination is
free and all treatments are free. the
only charge being made is for the
bare cost OF medicines and their dis
tribution. This offer Is not only for
the few days left until September %.
but cases accepted for treatment be-
fore Thursday night will be treated on
these terms until we'll Consultation
and examination is free TO all. II you
are ailing and failed to obtain RELIEF
through other sources. ycG cannot do
better than To consult the United Doc
tors immediately.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Police News.

four Offenders were In the city iaii
LAST evening. Marshal tents. OF Sha-
uy side. put two men in the Bellaire
jail Tor being drunk. and Oficer Goods
arrested plain drunk yesterday and
iocAed him up. The other offender
was bernard Kelly. Of Shadyside. who
was arrested some time ago on a
charge OF breaking into the school
house al Shadyside. II will be remem.
Oered that young Kelly escaped from
the oftcer. and yesterday the McM Mech
en- police notified the local chief OF
police. and he sent Officer tents after
him and last evening he was lodged
IN the city jail lie will be taken 20
st Clairsville today.
The two foreigners who were arrest.
ed Saturday evening for creating a dis.
turbance on d street car put ND for
their appearance this morning.
Tho men were returning from the
miners picnic on the Island and they
were drunk and wanted TO fight. The
trouble started at the G. a. p. crossing
al Riverview, and al Forty-first street
tho conductor showed them who was
boss on the car. lie knocked the men
down three times. and then took them
down 20 fail
Inc traction company means 10 stoD
all trouble on the cars. and the com
pany will make three charges against
them. IL all conductors on the car,
were Ike the one that cleaned IN on
the fore igners. there would be no
more trouble on late cars coming 10
Bellalre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
What Did Your snirt.vaIs. Cost

Whether YOU bought it ready 20
wear. or had IL made. or made IL for
yourself. YOU know that II cost enough
even II II Ia pretty and fresh and
clean. And II IL Is frayed and soiled
and worn and homely looking after it
has been in the wash three or four
times. 1t has cost entirely too much.
Might as well throw your shirtwast
money away as allow your shirtvaists
10 be washed with common yellow
soap. Easy Task Laundry Soap takes
the dirt and leaves the goods as they
were. Your grocer is selling lots OF
II AZ five cents a cake-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Stork and Cupid
Cunning PIotters
Many . New Home viii Have . EttI.
SUNBEAM - HrighNen L.

Thsrs r. usuaiiY a crrtkin DEERE % drrad
IN every voman's Mad as to ths rrohatis
pain. disfrees and danger % child birth.
But. thants N most rrrnarkahis remedy
knovu 80 Mothers Friend. al f@ar o. bar
ishsd and ne period Is one Of Inbouaded.
Joyfui antlcipaficn.
Mothers Friend Il us-d rrternniiy fs
f. q most penetrating application. mates
10 muscles % he stomach and ahdorne,
plant % fhey srpsnd easiiT and naturally
without pain. without distress and win
none ~ that peculiar NAUSEA. nervourness
aod other sympt0ue that trud 60 uraEsn
TIE prospective mother. Thus CStrid al
the stork are hsld up % veurration tbsv
arr rtted a. cunning plottsrs % hrrsd ne
coming q a little aunbeam % GLADDEN. tts
hearts snd brighten the homes u a host %
Larry families
There are thcufsnds % wouen Who havs
nsrd Nother's Ffiend, ahd thus know tom
eEpsri.bes LAT u IA ooe 81 our nreafsrt
c,nuiee dons "a hsaithy. bappv nothsr-
hood. Ir iE odd b. ell dr1rsfsts AZ 81 ~
per bottle. nu1 70 s-rrraify rscounsr lieF
80 prrvehftve = lAklnc bresss atdaI
cfhsr srth distresses
Wr't~ fr Brsffeif nsfulsfar ta. rHr
lauHr b'dr A.auta. gr.. fH- ff..r Wv
HH.r N..k fa rvuf.faff n..fhr.a 81
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Painfully Injured

CLARENCE Hell. OF Thirty-siXth street
met with a painful accident Saturday
AFTERNOON while al ..ork in Dugs 4
COMPANY store on BELMONT street
Mr.. He'll was taking potatoes out OF
barrel and in some manner caught
his arm. inflictinE a dee wound. Or
D. " Boone was called and medical
aid was rendered II viii he some
time before he L. able 70 return 10
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
Robbed Pest office

Early Saturday morning someone
broke into the store and post office
AT kiee. o. west Of this city. which
is conducted by +. l.. Gooch. The Bel
laire postmaster was notified but the
police were not. The thief or thieves
took S45 in stamps and $155 in goods
They stole horse and buggy and az.
ter they got away they started the
horse back home No trace Of the
robbers have been found II will be
remembered that j. r. Boyers. OF Bel
most street was held UP early Sat
urday and the police have no clue OF
the robbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
q ransemsnts 10 attend N. sm,,hneld

fair this week
A large number % miners from this
vicinity attended the miners picnic
held on the fair grounds SATURDAY
Several large orders were booked by
the Riverside ridge works last week
saturday night and sunday was very
quiet In police circles In this city, no
arrests being made
The Socialist local will hold an i'm
portsnt meeting in their han next sun
day afternoon.
The first foot ball game OF the sea
son locally will be PLAYED Saturday ar
teTnoon between the local high school
and ridGeport High.
Any one having any items OF inter
est for this paper can call 3l2-J on
the Bell phone
Miss Florence Llwevien. of Chester,
II IN the city visiting relatives.