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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
L0YDSV WILLIE, 0.


LOUISVILLE. O.. Jan. &c. c.
hAmmeTie. OF Detroit. Mich. - the
guest or bis parents. Mr.. and Mr.
alax hammerie Tor several days and
then be will locate In Cleveland. q.
Milf Conland. OF Rlchiand Center.
VIE. IL the guest OF Mrs Ruth Coff-
Mrs. Emma Gordon. OF St Glars
rilfet o.. spent Saturday evening and
Sunday az her home.
Lee Robh has gone into the cigar
business and will occupy the building
OF B- NJ. Lopez. commenced In the
hands.
Ed. Myers. a young coiored boy liv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Caldwell
had the misfortune In having four OF
his fingers OF his left hand cut of In
a fodder cutter and BY his presence OF
mind In stopping the machinery saved
from getting seriously hurt DR.
Drennen was called and rendered
medical attention.
brother-in-law, Rev. Hart. OF Colorado,
were In this vicinity Wednesday on
business
Retta Lee. who has been visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cos
sett for several weeks returned 10 her
home AZ Morristown. o.
Mrs. John l.. Lentz. Jr. has been on
the sick list this week Miss Edith
Coz has been teaching her school
this week.
VIM. Craig. Miss Edith Con. Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Neff. Harry Estep,
Miss Hazel Dunbar. OF Bellaire, O. /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson at
tended the supper given by the Odd
Fellows Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Morristown.
Andrew Craig, OF Bethesda, o, who
has been the guest OF his brother.
Wills went to Holloway Wednesday TO
visit relatives
Rev. Bourne. who Is conducting
n series OF meetings was called away
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST HIGHLAND. O.. Jan. o.
VIII Armour. who is manager OF the
baseball team of Kansas CITY. was
here with his wife last Saturday and
visited until Monday with his brother
ln-law. Parker Rottmeire. Mrs. Armour
being sister OF Mrs. Rottmeires
Mrs. Sarah Thompson went to
Louisville Tuesday TO spend n few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. John Akin
son and to attend a protracted meet
ing at that place.
Several of the farmers from here
have Joined the Grange. a club of far
mers recently organized in ST. Glars
vile. and which one of our young
farmers. Mr.. Rottmeire. was elected
secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lodge will enter
tain Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bovd. OF
Louisville. and son Walter. together
with some other friends. to dinner on
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. Nixon entertain,
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George Giarbe to din
ner last Sunday.
Martin Wilcox and Samuel Fisher.
who have both been on the sick list.
are improving.
Quite a number OF the inmates OF
the infirmary are suffering with the
grippe. as are also some OF the EN-
ployes.
Mrs. Lizzie Nixon and Miss Lizzie
Sidwell were shopping in Wheeling on
Mrs. +. c. Pickering. who expects
TO go to California in the spring. Will
have his sale the middle of February.
oscar Taylor went TO work in the
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SMITHFIELD, OHIO

sMITHFIELD. q. Jan. 23-The re-
Nival meetings are nearing "A close. The
gospel In its old time form e. preached
timony service are fun OF spiritual
thought FOR food. May each Christian
stand by his duty and help TO hasten
iSid, salvation OF every soul IN smith
Mr G.. NJ Taylor was a business visi-
or At Moundsville few days last
The mid-term examinations begin In
2tE schools Wednesday and close on
AIR. +. g. ShiveIv is located At the
BIS Hotel this week. He anticipates
foomiug and boarding with Mrs Ruc-
ho.tz the remainder Of the school year
MIS-. +. \ buchanan. OF Tnionport.
returned TO her home to-day after "A
pleasant soJourn 81 "a week with her
son son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. u. T.
The country folks are hoping that
more snow may fan so that the good
slclghing shall continue
Many and various are the applicants
70 the pos tmastcr in Smithfield We
are sorry TO lose Mr. Pierce. but our
best wishes 20 with him.
II - rumored that Mr. Benhardt. the
new store foreman at Bradley will move
20 our village. where he may educate
Mr.. Chester Burriss. one OF our in
duStrtous young men. has accented a
position as teller in the bank at Dillon
The fourth number Of our lectr-.
course VIII be the Stratfords This
number consists OF four talented and
Halhed young men. A. the other num-
ners have been eNpectionally fine We
.3ok forward TO fun house and good
The Christian Endeavor SocIe,v Of
the Presbyterian church will give
isnsao" social soon Look FOR the date
. Peddler Annie" was entertained al,
Mrs sue Logan's. Tuesday evening
Mrs charles Woods sang delightfully."-
ln Tell Mother I'll Re There al the
church tonight. ~
Literary Society at the High school
daily invited N''-
Lecture course tickets on sale satur-
DAY al Crisswelfs store, from IL a m
TO / =. m. a. "'
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. o. Jan 24.-wm. Brooks
and Mel Craig were at Barnesyille
Monday on business.
W. r. Weaver. salesman for n.
Ott-Heiskell Hardware Co. wheeling.
w. Va. was here Friday calling on
his trade.
Nathan Z. warfield. OF near somer.
ton, was in town Saturday.
Mae Giffen. who has been here for
a week or so. has returned 10 her
home in Bellaire.
Mary Travis. Of near town. Is work.
Ing at C. ID. Brooks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conard and
son. James. spent Sunday with par
ents here at Mr.. and Mrs. James
Craig's.
Chas. Powell OF GAINESVILLE. who
has been an for some time. was laid
TO rest In Mt. Horab cemetery. south
OF town. Saturday.
Albert Grooms OF this place Is pre-
pairing 20 move 90 Bethesda in the
near future
Amnon Hunt attended the funeral
OF Charles Powell Saturday.
John r. Moore. who has been work.
ing for John Shepherd for some time.
Is home on a short vacation.
Red Men met in regular session
Wednesday evening with a good at
tendance present According to an
ancient custom among the Indians.
whenever chief met with any good
fortune he was supposed 10 set up
the corn and venison. so after the
regular session was over. Brother c.
. Brooks furnished the eats. but as
venison Is scarce in this reservation,
Mr.. Brooks furnished the chiefs a fine
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evening gave "a FUN account OF the
..... .uIs which flo government Del
doing in tho west Tor the prevention
of floods. bod tlo way of building great
roscrtoirs and dams for tho proven
ton of floods. especially in California
and BOZ Arizona
ln tho course of is address he spoke
very highly of tho Nrwlardl river
regulation bIlI now before Congress.
which places the regulation and con
troll OFF tho water t.fom of This coun
try under ihc direct control of Uncle
sam The Etcrcopt views az
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new cigar fatcory az Louisville which
Robb.
Rev. Fisher. OF 81 Clairsville. VII
preach AZ the infirmary on SUNDAY
afternoon az $3.50 o'clock
Dias Fowler and wife have moved
INTO the Eewley home IN Louisville.
50 that Mrs. Fowler could care for her
sister, Mrs. Bewley, who Is quite ill
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thrown ON The canvas. IUustrafinr
The Frrat work which thc government
Do carrying ou for The benefit of tho
country wa. very much appreciated
ny al who we're present
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repast OF corn and bread and baked
Deans. the cause being a young chief
at his wigwam.
Isaac Lucas OF this place is visiting
relatives I'm Bellaire.
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Thursday morning and meeting was
given out for Saturday evening
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EOliieilides.

Geo. gIcurn ooer rRina Of STONY
Voint", tpte er aub genannt mirb, uno
letne Trau lino untsr benz 8srood,t,
Waaren aus ben Cars aui benz Mil.
pauteesBabnbof seltobIeu gu baden.
e!n9eltedt moroen. Cine qriinolitt
6anslnhun9 ieiner 6iitte. Die iid aui
elmer tIeinen SnleI i'm Miiiiiiippi be-
finoet. lit an9eoronet ,poroen.
s. @uerett @bite. Elm populdrey
T%lanoIpielsr Der San 3pte & Cation
9beater9eieIiAaft. lit iue9en Biaamie
oerbaftet luoroen. @r miro beiduloiat,
Siuel 6amlIien 81 haben, siue bier uno
bic anoere III 0misbt. S1.. mobneno.
Dor etma le6s Sabren muBte sr Sri
@Iaops @eus BON bier Swangsmeiie
beirotben. uerIieB ie aber bnIo oaraui
uno gins oann ipdter cine Spsite @be
Elm. 0isIes sntoedte Die 5rau No.
crit lest uno Die Jol9e BACON mar Die
Ssrbaituns. Gin Ysrbor in bisIem
Safe miro in ndfiter 3eit Dor &ihter
Brinolsp itattfinoen.
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~YDilbarmOuiid)es Goncert.

Nm 6. Nai miro oos aus 9ilettan.
ten uno Yrofefiionelsn Suiammenge.
ltellte BhiIbarmontide Ordeiter i'm So
Groie 2b,ater leln critics Concert perD
anltaIten. 8as Yro9ramm 1T furs
aber tntereliant. Nalpb 3pIano, Der
Iettsnoe Getit bieler 8sieIldaft. mirb
gum erlten 0tale 0fientlih nls SGnser
auttretsn, nno oaB pOn Dem Srbelter
3lbtlses erruartet meroen fam, mue
mon oaraus entnebmeu. oaB es fleiBig
uno gut 9eiibt bat - miro gsbofft. bat
nab olelem Concert iib ole Wuiiter
otr Sta5t. Nmateure ioipobl pie Yro'
lelltOnele, gu einem ein5lsen sroBer
Ordslter 5uiamnenitmslSen tper zen.
Die @lntrtttsprelle limb rs uno sc
Gents. uno SiBe tpnnsn am 4. Mal
relerolrt meroen.
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SOOtlider unfaa.
IN etiiem .Son 3ine" fuaroe Elm
Wann setUotet uno 5tuei
berleBt.

9ieie 9roa0bie ereignete iih burd
oas fnnIole 5abren eines betruntenen
GbdufTeurs. @s paiiirte auf Der StraBe
pom 6rsn6 Sslnno un1 9lo'b ga
GroIie auf Der Rlfia1rt pom siuem be.
rilttlsteH SauIe.
Gbas. 2un6. 1901 RaneitraBe,
lit Der gobte.
Sobn gbrineuon. 14i3 Ga.
lsoonialtraBe, bot isine S6ultsr GEE
brOhen.
Gouts O.. Grmon, GIG Ct.
GIouoitroBe. uerleet.
Cine Gnfiase lpegen Wlprb uiro
m09ltderlpeiis sseen Ormion, BEN Sen.
ter oes antos, erhQben merben. menn
Die 8elebe bisisn SAT- beden, mie iit
Der 8lItrittsanipalt auslieB. OrmiOn
b%elinoet iidr in Sait.
De bret Qeute battsn cine @irtb'
idnIt mad Der anoereu nuf Der 6ranso.
lsntnlel beluht uno batten lih mad
uno nab einsu geh0ri9eu Nfien" aufs
9sIaoen. 9em Grmipn. oeiien un5u'
tetnun9sfabiser 3uitnn6 bnlb pon
8stnnnien ertannt purbe, ipuroe BON
sinsm 5reunOe 6alie an9eboten. bod
sr Iebnte oieie srob ab.
las unslild paiiirte tur5 mad
u1r 9eltesn Ntorgeu an elmer sef1br.
ttten Stele. mo an ie6er Seite 9b.
bdn8e Don Is 5uB 66be iid befinben
Gos Aniomobil muroe BON spei Sc.
l6drtsIeuten. Die iid auf elmer @e'
ibaitstour am 9jce Qafe befunbet
battan unb auf Dem Riidfuees iparem.
%topiuber an Gbbans lteseno ssiunosn.
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Nns Den Werihten.

6rnu Sulia Tition tuuroe Mittuod
bon Sbrem Manne @,lliam Ettior
9elt)leoen. 0as Yaar tpuroe Dor ituan'
zig Sabren gettaut uro nobnle in
OnoIasta. 3le aus oteier Gbe tam.
menoen brei 2inosr luuroen Der GSrau
i%ugeiproten.
SneS GopeQ erbieIt 9heiouno bon
lbrem 8attcn hilbert 8ousa, einen
Iriberen 8urIinstonbobn'NnaeItel
3n beioen 6allen War 9rauiante De-
banolun9 ole Sbeiounessruno ange.
geten.
GIN Qanoitreiter, Sobn gouna,
pufoe III 80 I1sen. uno Elm Irunten.
boic, @hos. &dn @oroer, muroe uor
Hltltsr 8rlnoIep Su 20 Iass Qnit per.
urlbelli.
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7as specialcomite Ses SanSels.

ratb6 gum Unlerlu6en Der Berm1I'
lungs 8erbdl;nilie unierer Stnot mdroe
BON Jrant Winter uie ioI9t ernaunt.
u. 9irihbeimer. O. ". &eaer, 3. 9.
Wtebnrp, 8. .. Roieman uno s. M.
poQep ir. 0r. @inter uno Gurger.
meiiter Sorenien weroen nit Den 0errsn
Suiammenarbelten.
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HeriOnalia.

Sr. Z b 8 iGlina Ir. erbielt seitern
cine 3epeihe, meIde Die llhere Nntunft lei
mes 2'ruoer5 @onaro in @aloeitpu, Geras.
meloete. Sr. 6. Nilling mar aui Den Del.
ieIoern bel 5ampico. Rerlio, tbatig.
- Sr. Oscar 3oerina, Der bsIiebte
Sptelmirtb, bat Sausarrcit. Or piro idlImm
uon &beumutismus 9epllgt.
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Seine

ItrattOn. DE BIdne fir elne Demon.
ltrntion gu @nniten 6es Jrauenitimm.
redts bier III Ga @rOGe ON 2. Mai
limb auIge9eben woroen. Der @runo
bterilr lit Die Msrifo. @ei6ihte, uno
Der GongreB bat oamit genus 81 tpun
uno tetne 3elt an bas Jrnuenltlmmreht
~ benfen, ruie 5rau s. s. Bunting, Die
Brdioenttn bes bieli9en Yerbanoes,
lagt.
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SeiScr ~itreiten.

Sei5cr itreifen. Die bon ser 60
@rolis @as anO electric 60. onaeItels
ten 6elser baben bic Nrbeit nteoerae.
le9t. neil iie iih elmer 9obnbeitnei.
ouns pom 20 Gents pro Ntanu uno
Gag ntt)t geiaaen Iolien noIten. Cine
unterbreduns oes @eidaftsbetriebs 1T
nlht erfOlat, unb superintendent lbia.
gins 9Iaubt Die Steleu Der NusitGnoi.
gen baIo fpisoer beiesen gu t6nnen.
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gergniignngs=W esWeiier.

Waieftic. Selen Gbeno uno .eoen gidt'
mittnS 8auUeuiIes &priieuuH8en.
Sijou. 3eocn Radmittas uno Abenf
2SanoelbiloeT.
Spric. 5ebeH Na9mittas umo Gbsns
Grandchildren.
t9eoen 9admiita9 uuo Gbent
&anoelbiEoer.
Star. 9eoen Rahmittns uno Abene
@Gnoelbiloer.
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Ennfrnff

Sontraft Dergeben. Der Nrbeits.
ratt oergab ben @outraft fir oas Qegen
Don GementsS eitentus9en an IS. uno
Il. StraBs, swIi6en 5nrfpeQ uno ga
@roIie Ctr. an 8. NR. @ooaro & Com.
pam gum Breiie 0 Y Gents per
GnaoratiuB. Nnoere 8epsrber waren
u. Wa9nuien. Gtto @rante, MOplis
Bros. uno bic Neitern Contraction
Company.
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WeIddftS. @rDifuuna.

"tT"HTES'VIUHHHHB' NH DIlIG'
mod puroe III AL UtainltrnBe elm
neass Bubluoaren. 8eiddit unter Dem
NoTIen nGoaawap's Miuinerp Bar.
lors" %eroffnet. 3n oielsm @eihGft
lino. ioie Die InSetge an nnoersr STEELE
ndber hela9t. Die a0ermooerniten Site
nut 9amen uno ale ionltisen Yuspao.
rem, Die auf ben 6itttfsn Wdrtten ,u
BADEN iparen. erbdIt!ih. Seine Dame
loute %oerloumsn, oieism nsu unb lhon
slnasrttteten TuBlunarsns@eiddi einen
Belud 81 MAIDEN.
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2emtihes Sbeater. Im IS. Mtni
uiro or. @uitau aleemann nit II Ber'
I'M go @rOle 9benter Gin ount'
Ter SLID, Sdwnnf nit @eians Don o.
sur NuHlibrung brin9en.
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seit eem eriten arieae NIT We.

Tlto llno mebr als lehBlQ Sabre lne
Gano 9e9an9en. G8 muB elm Iausle'
bl9es @eihtedt gepeisn iein. bas oa.
mails CUR @roberun9 oes Qauoes aus.
500. benin Don Den 9beilnebmeru Iteber
nod 1442 auf Der Y~enionsliIte Uncle
Cams. 3a5u ilber funftauisno @itt'
men.
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E8 Ner @eIosr Su maBteen 3tnien Iels
ben MT dt., .inen perldBlihen Rathaeberilr
9eeos uno Nortsases brnuht. ODER Set
auf quite Siderbeit aualeiben mil, p.nos
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Ser Cdis. FER touIenonaI auf RE
N1etoe oetrieteu lpurce. f0mmclte frei.
iit Gun ~GyFohrurgcn". Ibtr mt9s
in 6rciItn ats in Ger 9otonit.
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$eomeoeS Sabr'shnt res LGtne
'den hat iein eiQres @liit. ieine t,Q:.
zen NoFfnunqen uno Mu@Iihtu.
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Nm Garmer!

Die @eitern Spinning Drills in
Onalastn, isis, ipebt uno lpinnt
fir aunben @arns unb @ols. 8ats"
fir Gpmforters in tnoeQoier @eiie
uno Su a%nnebmbaren Treiien. Spesiele
Nufmerfiamfeit niomen mir Der Ssars
mersaunbldaft. llnisre 2lrbeit 1T erits
fIalits, unb uniere Hreile iinb Die ans
~nehmbariten i'm ganSen Stnate. Sir
ons @eben BON no(lensn Bats" bee
rehnen mir nur 10 Gents 6as 8funo,
uno fir @drn in ir9eno elmer Stdrfe,
l. 2 ooer 3plD. 20 Gents bas 8funb.
Nue uniere Nrbeit luiro nur p~iunomeiIe
bere6net, nno ui6t bel Ser
GolIe.
8ir sarantiren baB BON Sbrer @olle
nit)t mebr als 10 Yro5ent bel Der @er~
a%rbettung perloren sebt. ODER beutliher
9eia9t, BON leben 10 Yfuno &ohmate.
rial liefern mir Sbnen 8 Eiuno fertise
@anre!
Die Bats" tommen in genou Der
@r6Be bes 8etteS. 8ir baben nur
autbomatiide Mai6inen, unb aus bies
lem @rnnoe tDnnen mir Die Irbeit 70
blllis liefern.
@ir fDnnen Sbnsn Stats 9iplome
bonn Sabre 1874 an Seisen. Ollie @ole,
Die uns our 8erarbeituns i~ibersebsn
piro, muB uurber sereinigt iein.
Western Spinning Mills,
3. 6. Stidler, @igsntbimer.
Gen Vbpne 40.
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Scht hierher

luenn Sie iif nad) einem 6auie
III Ga GrOhe umleben . Sd babe
ale mo9lif)en 9duier gum Ser
fauf III @reiien r%an9ireno non
$1,000 bis $4,000. Sd babe
ebenfaaS cine NnSobl BON Sc
mile 6armen nabe bel Der Staot.
@enn SIe cine 9robe 6arm
miinl6en 10 babe if) eini9e Ser
belten i'm Staate, ebenfaIs io;d)e
in Monroe, &ernpll, Srem=
pealeau uno Ga GroHe Counties.
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pGr 1T Gin enorr. qebjloster
WenIh"", iogtn bic Qeute unb meinen
oom't: Cr ptiB rasIeIbe. lpos i'd
peib.
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rY Ser teite autifen< uno @ep6f.
mu9enolenit in ner Staot mIrb S1nen upn
bar @ateuaa Ctr Sransfer 6 0.
9elieiert. Hbpues 179.
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8eSh1itSsgiutisen

E 6. &. &anNuten, Ssriherun9s.
N9ent; 8iireihuits' ooer Siterbeits<9Onbs
1928 Hearl Stra6e.
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.g Iii Stnot Ga GrpHe miro
am Samltag. Den 2. Mat. UNI , ubr
Nahmitto9s in Der Jeuerlpebr. Station
gto. | Elm Yiero 0ifentlih petfauIen.
Der Nrbeit8ratb.
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1ebtiit
- 6ctt~...

NnSuitrejten III iirniiien. Ole @dnos
III erneusru. Die Nobel su pplirsu,
ote VUoeu III plsu. in gSirtlidteit
bas 9anis 0auS berSnridten. Ih
babe N0eS aui Eager su bieiem
3msd. i'll irseno eiusr Guuutitnt
ipie Sic Is ipuuiden. audi alc Ste
pp.JiQsu Giulel oniu. Nuh sen
bsrllhmtcn 8uQsSnng. ooS &eI,e
,oaS man Isnut lur sic ,AitlQtn
9Saulentblere.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27
On His Forty-Sixth Arrest Man Once
Worth 100000 Tells of His Fall
BAD CHECK THIS TIME
Friends Never Would Prosecute
Me-" He Tells Reporter, Show
ing Parole Card

Six or seven years ago. Joseph H
Francis was an alderman of the
Thirty-fifth ward. He was reputed
to be worth 100000. Last night he
slept wheezily i'll a cell at the Warren
avenue police station.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27

w. A. Gibbons, a salesman for the
imperial Broom Company, wrote his
own obituary notice yesterday On
Wednesday afternoon he entered
room 36I at the Hotel La Sale, reg
istering as wv. H. Patteus, Atlanta,
Georgia"
Last night maid entered the room.
On the bed she found Gibbons dead
Continued on page 81
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27
SQUIRREL LIQUOR GOT US

In the crowd of registered voters
ordered under suspect notices to ap-
pear last night before the election
board and prove their right to vote
came two brothers. They said they
were Benjamin and Oscar Olsen, liv-
ing in lodging house at 90 West Van
Buren, street.
They shambled into the county
building and stood before Commits
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27
The Chicago Trbune's Cumulative Evidence
Against the Saloon

has prn il
tina
o ~ humanl
ei til whnht
His Sixth ArTM
h$oMT o His
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27
The Rockford Morning Star Challenges the
Liberals of Rockford!
A CHALLENGE.

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-02-27

TELLS WIFE TO SHUN IT
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19
WILL THE little NATIONS GAIN
by WAR? n
From the Chicago Herald.)

g. FrOm the Chicago Herald.) "a
T. P. O'Connor, for many years
the best known to Americans Of the
journalistic spokesman of Irish ma.
tionalist aspirations, declares that
the European war has at once Sc
| cured home a. rule for Ireland and
| welded Ireland to the British Empire,
The judgment is of especial value
because it is not that of an 'imper-
ialist'' Englishman but Of a nation
alist" Irishman. -. lFi
Mr.. O'Connor further declares that
this war is one for the defense Of
the principle Of nationality of small
states,' and is, on Britain's part, a
great crusade to save democratic
liberty" These also are points on
which the opinion Of an Irishman of
Mr.. O'Connor's record is Of value. Hi
life has been deybted toAthe advance
ment of exactly these principles.
In certain quarters there is a great
effort to put all the rest of us in
fear that the defeat or even the
checking Of Germany in this wal
means that Russian absolutism will
master Europe and ever the world.
There seems no danger Of any such
outcome to cool-headed American OBJ
servers, long enough in the new
world to be free from ancient Euro
pean ~prejudices. ..., 4,..: T..
In the first place the German
people will still exist, no matter what
the fate of the German government
or the German %dynasties. And n
way or another the German people
have always managed to throw off
any alien yoke. Moreover, the small
er Slavic states are by no means in
love with czarism. Even in Russia
czar-worship is now rather a conven-
ton thai a conviction. 90
So it looks as if the smaller ma
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19
THORPE

80 49, 'fffr%' IT,. ..9E- r. ~ f-- rErH.-
Mrs. Frank Whites nephew has
gone to Monticello to make his nome
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barns. {
Mrs. Charlie Daisy spent Sunday
With her daughter, Mrs. H. Faber, OIL
Thorpe, Gg.?T
Mrs. Jeffries and family spent sat
urday with her sister, Mrs. Trip.
Liccie Briggs of Dundee Is spend,
ing a few days with her frlena
Kittsy Sark. h.s ~. :,
The Great Western railroad had
a wreck Sunday morning one mile
west of Thorpe, no one was hurt.
Mrs. Simons called on her mother,
Mrs. Fred Wanleighton al. Thorpe:
Dan Sark was in Manchester Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O., H. Wiltsie Of Man
chester spent Thursday at the Dan
Sark home. ~ ~ =
Frank White was in Manchester on
business last Saturday. !,
Ray Flocker spent Sunday at the
Tom Lee home.
Gladys Wonleighton spent Sunday
with her parents at Thorpe.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19

sleeping in Mexican graves; thous-
ands OF widows and thousands OF
heartbroken mothers and fathers
would be mourning their depleted,
hearthstones through the death q
their loved ones; millions of debt
would have been added to u already
heavy burden. Surely, Mr.. President,
this much-ridicu!ed policy of watch
full waiting has brought to Mexico
and to America manifold and untold
blessings. The words "watchful'
waiting have passed into a proverb.
In after years, when hate and pre-
JUDGE shall have been allayed and
the green sward shall have covered
the graves of bottle brave American
and Mexican men, then will the
names of Wilson and Bryan be ac-
claimed, as will be the policy of
r''watchful waiting as marking a
glorious epoch in the history Of this.
great nation. .---.- - !. !.