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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
Obituary
Mrs. Eiizabeth Has,lnq,.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings
whose death occurred Sunday morn.
Ing a. the Moundsville camp grounds.
viii b. held ~ the family home. No
a'H south broadway. this evening al
clock. lnterment will be in Green.
wood cemetery tomorrow morning
Dr. Sumner Stone win have charge Q.
the services.
The deceased was born In Yorksbfre
england. and was in the seventy -afth
year Of her axe During the past sev.
erRi years she has been spending the
summer months az the camp grounds
since her residence IN this city Mrs
Hastings had made a large number o.,
friends. She afaliated herself with the
Fourth Street " r church and 70
NAMED consistent member until her
death
She BE- survived BY the following
children. Mrs ?. a. AIbertson Of NJ.
Jewett. Pa. sire p. 20 Frazier. View
1ofk CITY Mrs Jessie Wilson. Island
Nlsr Louise Hastings. o. home. cap
'sln Howard Hsstines. a. the city d..
ier'iFe force. William and Harrv. an
OF this city One brother. Peter RID.
icy. also survives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
STRIKE NOT SETTLED

Spegia. nl.urfrh fr the IrfrIIirrs-rrr
CUMBERLAND. Nd Aug "a -
The Cumberland and Weste-nport
Electric Railway, whose motorn IN
and conductors are on strike for an
Increase In pay. paid or men under
tho old scale. but did not DISCHARGE
them a. had been generally reported
committee % the Auerauy Trades
Council waited on ex Judge Ferdiarr
Williams. president % tho rorparv
and requested that the demands or
the men b. met. but were told tina,
tho company was not Dr. position 20
accede. 70 De- stated that the COMPANY
viii make an attempt % operate the
cars with non -union men. Cars have
been running IN charge % empioyes
~ The company Clerks. master me.
charlcs and others
Commissioner r. 4 * Hummsf.
shine. Of the police aud Gre fspar.
m0nt. offered n resolution In council
That because % tho public Interest
Involved and that the company bel
runn.nE ihrouFh the streets % Cum
borIand. fhe council request OF tho
company That the demands 81 tho men
o. met Tho resolution was Lost.
Commissioner HummriehIma ana
Eirholhor-er voting fo- 90 and Mayor
ko0n and Commissioner Fvcrman
and ScnrIvcr AGAINST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special Dispatch % the Inteitirerrsr
CUMBERLAND. Nd. Aug. 2f-
Louis Woler. twenty-five years old.
formerly merchant a. Magnolia. w
Va, about thirty miles east OF here.
while riding on top OF a box car on
lne baltimore Ohio railroad. was
struck by trestle near Broad Fo-d
last night and instantly killed. Ac.
, ON panied by Benjamin Martin and
Earl Brown. of Cumberland. he was
Deating his way 10 Pittsburgh. Pear
ing that there might De overhead
brldFes. the men we're making thor
way 20 The rear % the train IN search
c- low car. when WoIor was sfrurt
l' torco oi Tho blow was sufficient 10
.pIn him around several times. brown
Erasped Wolrra lcr and kept mir,
rom falling from tho TOP OF the car
bui the man was dead Rrowp ard
ialiin dlcked whom they were STRUCK
~ i1e warning ropes strung over me
TRACK. but Woiar failed fo DO so bal.
is survived BY biz wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
WOMAN INJURED
Automobile skidded over Road at
sherrsrd Sunday Evening. Spill
ing Occupants.

Mrs. Lillian Mcdonald. o. No 900
Jefferson Avenue. MoundsvilIe. is ly-
Ing In the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital in a rather serious condition
from the effects OF an AUTOMOBILES
spill In which she figured Sunday
nlght near the home OF =. NJ PeIley.
OF Sherrard. At the time OF the &C .
oident. Mrs. Mcdonald gave the name
OF Miller and one az the men In the
car az the time gave tho same name.
n Is said
In tho party were two men and two
women and according 70 Mr.. PeIlev
the car. a Studebsker contained SOM
liquor. Al the corner near the Pellev
residence the machine skidded and
turned over throwing the occupants
out They were later picked up by
another car and brought 20 the CITY
BalEer and Bslzer went out and tow
ca the car into town The Stude-
baker was attempting % pass Ford
on the left hand side 81 the road AZ
the time o. the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
WILL PROFIT ~ WAR

l.raf. p Pm The frfrfII. rrrrrr~
'I NHEfIhNH Nd Aur "a TIA.
cumberland Steel COMPANY maruf,c.
tHrers ~ shaftInv. viii profit hy ro-sf
tons brought about hy the Egrop.s,
war Since tho breaking out of hos
ulities tho company has been re-aIy.
lnF many Inquiries and orders f-o-,
i.nelard. This is due fo tho fact ftst
me war has closed Fnrfish rIsrts
many ~ thc workers having Fooo fo
t1e front France aivave has b..- t,
liberal patron ~ me company. ara tr.
business from That country b. o- fto
increase Omc.als % the compa-v s-v
fhaf Germany had been bee et------.
competitor but competition f-ru tr.t
source has practically been removed
ne orders are largely for rorrh ma.
frrInf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
WATER MEN ARE
MEETING HERE
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL coNvEN.
TON OPENS THIS AFTER
NOON
Delegates Began Arriving Yesterday
and More Than a Hundred Are
Expected To Attend.

Wheeling will entertain for the next
three days the members OF the Cen
trail States Water Works Association.
whose fourteenth annual convention
opens here this afternoon. Out-of-
town delegates begar arriving yes.
terday there being about twenty. nv.
registered AZ local hotels last night.
Secretary r. =. Bricker. OF Shelby. q.
arrived yesterday afternoon and oren t.
ed headquarters In the Windsor no.
tel. where all sessions will be held
There o. total memberFhip OF 10
persons In the organization and the
secretary stated that he expected
about one hundred rersona here
Registration will open a the Windsor
his morning ~ s 30 o'clock and the
opening seFsion will he held this A..
ternoon st 1880 o'clock Mayor "A +.
Kirk viii deliver the address Of vel.
come 70 the visiting delegates and
President J. G. Martin win make the
response.
This evening will BE- one % pleasure
70 The members ~ the association. the
whole convention taking q boat ride
on the Ohio. Following the ride
luncheon VII be served a. the hotel
The "wednesday morning session VII
BE- featured by an address by CITY
EnEincer Charles Cooke on "Purifca.
ton ~ tho Ohio River Water" Work
m fhe convention viii yet started
about right tomorrow but today viii
b. spent Z nregistration. getting ac.
quaintef and other preiiminaries
Todays Program.
Tha prCrram FOR today follows.
REGISTRATION $50 a. M
Afternoon session 1.T0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
HIBER MANS
open State Meeting az Parkersbur(
Win Large Attendanee-cele-
brate Mass for Pope Plus.
Special Dispatch 10 the rpt.Ii,g,.,c.r

special Dispatch 20 the IntsIiignercer.
PAftkERSBURG. W. Va, Aug. "a
forty delegates from Wheeling. II
from Benwood and like number from
McMechen are here attending the bi.
snnial session OF the State organiza.
Ton OF the Ancient order OF Hiberni.
ans and the Ladies' Auxiliary, which
opened today. This morning ali the
aeiegates attended high mass AZ St
AaEier church. celebrated In memory
Of Pope Plus X. the sermon heinz ~.
hyered b. Rt Rev. Bishop Donsbue
% Wheeling.
Mayor Murdoch delivered the al
dress of welcome Visiting DELEGATES
ana state President r. NJ. Cunning
nam. oi Wheeling made response
Ne" ohcers viii be elected 10 norrov,
afternoon Wheeling has the largest
FiFitng delegation az both meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
OHIO BUSINESS
MEN ORGANIZE
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY Az.
TE r 90 ON At
OiLlONNALE
Plans May Bs Formulated 20 Bring
About Settlement % Coal strike.
II 10 lntlnated

Business men % DaIlonvale. smith.
held. Piney Fork. Mount Pleasant.
Emersan. Harrisville. AdenA and 9TH
or Ohio mining towns held a meeting
yesterday and organized for the pur-
poss % protecting their interests.
Tho meeting was held in DillonvAls
yesterday afternoon. but a. the or
saniEation had pot been perfected the
promoters refused 20 talk az 20 its
aims
However. sufficient was learned to
indicate that the business men Of the
towns named above organized for
their mutual protection. and 10 form
ulate plans that may eventually bring
about-a settlement or the coal miners
strike.
Another meeting will be held to
DAY at which the organization will be
perfected and definite steps will os
taken To put the plans OF the promot.
ers In operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
QYSINGER HOME
ENTERED TWICE
PETrv rriEvgsY paIcTicEo on
L o c bL MINISTER
SUNDAY.


A Jet there has ben no arrest
made m the roob1ry Of sunday night
Sh>n robbers entered The hone %
hss. W. \. Dyslnssr on SlHte~nth
street two different tines Tns nrkt
sntrnnes uas made about . 20 o'clock
ana The reTerend's sstch and some
money taken. The Last entrance vas
made about midnight and the cup
boards and refrigerator were ran.
sacked The thieves helped them
selves Considerably and evidences
we're pleoty that they had enjoyed a
fun meal
Yesterday morning a card bearing
hev. Dysinger-s name vas found near
the high school. Seighbors say they
saw a man leaving the Dysingsr home
about midnight sunday and that De
Wa tall and wore blue serge suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
COMMITTEES NAMED

committees have been selected BY
ne christian Endoavor Society % me
Shadvsido Frcsbytarlan church 20 b.
placed 'n charge % The lawn toto fo
% held on the grounds % fhe ola
school house. ar Shadysidr Tuesday
evening. September g.. The proceed
ot ire qTatr VIII Dol Tor the RELIEF ~
Lae families 81 striking miners Tho
following arc The committed. Funds
Wi0007 White and Lucille W-Erfvrv
advertising Mary Harbaurh and Prank
McDonn supplies. George WrKefvav
end Cecil Hai0ea. serving rf-s
White. chairman assistants viii b.
chosen DIV Mics White. aoH-fffrr
Vma MtMu.cn Louis WcConn and
Helen Harharrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
ANSWER FILED
BY DEFENDANTS
sTArG PRESENTS IT'S sos IN
BOWIE MINING CO. CASE.
Petition for Permanent irJynetion 70
De -eseo ey Federal lodges az
hsr-insosra. September O.

The State aIsc - answer 20 the BIN
% complaint o; Smith "a Brzcsy. Of
tha HOWE Mining COMPANY. and 9TH
ers. uho recently applied for an IN
Junction restraining state and county
authorities from enforcing the -Blue
sky laS against operations OF the
company IN this State. yesterday b.
fore Deputy q. 3 Commissioner Geo.
p. Boyd. In the Z. 8. District Court
A temporary restraining order was en-
tered recently and the application Of
the plaintiffs FOR a permanent intunc-
ton will b. heard az Martinsburg Sep.
TENDER g.
Owing 10 the fact that the validity
% State Law r. involved. the case
VIII Be heard before three Federal
Judges. and u Il probable that they
will be Judge Aston @. Dayton. OF
the northern District OF West Wiz.
rinia: Judge Pritehard. OF Virginia. OF
the Y. 5. Circuit Court. and Judge
Woods. Of North Carolina. also % the
U. s. Circuit Court
The suit T. styled smith II Rraeev.
HOWE Mining Company. a corporation
Organized and existing under the laws
OF ths State % Arizona. W r. Covert.
=. p WYATT. Augustus Tyler and Chas
l-aLue, plaintiffs. vs.. John s Darst.
state Auditor OF the State OF West
virginia. A. A. Lilly. Attorney General
81 the State OF West Virginia. and r
N Addleman. prosecuting attorney OF
the County OF Ohio. State OF vest Wiz.
Einia.
The answer was fled yesterday by
Prosecuting Attorney Addleman. N
covers ten closely printed pages. and
sets forth the States side OF the case.
and especially upholds the constitu.
uonality Of the Blue Sky" law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
LAST EXCURSION
City Of Parkersburs VIII Probably
Close Local Season Has Had
Successful BusinesG

After one % the most successful
summers In her career. the steamer
city OF Parkersburg will probably
close the local excursion season soon.
Today she goes 20 Steubenville for an
excursion tonight. and will run an
other excursion from that city Labor
Day
owing 20 the lateness OF the season
and the cool evenings. Il Is not likely
she VIII run any more excursions
from Wheeling this year The past
season has been most successful one
Tor the boat. and her management
j. already making plans for re-enter-
ing the popular steamer in the local
excursion trade next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
SERIOUSLY srAssso.

special Dispatch % the Intelligence
OMfkhLAND. Nd, Aug "a
Richard Bobo. Western Maryland
railway car shop employe. 81 Ridge
ley. " Va. is az the Western Mar.
land Hospital suffering from star
wounds. inflicted by an Italian Win
a companion named Meyer. Robo is
said 20 have attacked the Italian
there having been grudae Robo
sustained a cash IN the rirht lung
and apothcr i7 the liver Movers vac
liberated on the hip. BE was re-.
moved m HE home in Ridreley. The
hssailant and n companion escarrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
BRUlN VISITS CITY
unnsaA aifht on streets Last Hish,
Was Small Donkey Hauling
Two Bears In WAgon

rather peculiar as well as intsr-
estng and unusual sight met the Eaxe
ot psmber Or Wheeiingitoa last nIEht
leSts wa none other than a man and boy
ariNtng DONKEY nttcned 90 a small
slIlhs wagon. IN which was two bears
one OF the animals was "A larg. rITr.s-
mon pear ana the other was n brown
one. MANY hearty laughs were INDUCED
~ at the strange sight lust ebers
The unusual outnt came from, o. 49,.
" Wa Eulng seemed Co ~. "a guesfto1
none could answer. u looked ma. !.
shame. however. 20 make n little donkey
hsui tha others, 90 one obliFtuE feIloyv
ehll Take out the hsarH hitch thsrU.
!" the wagon and let the donkey ride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
oHAaans Assault

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MNEitI.fEU sd. frr nf-hH.
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...r hand. .rr frr United -rnfan 44a...
...H N Mntraf rUafH-nafrr nf rHa.aH.
..a county. IurH east 90 Eararr w
nj. HW.rn ruf wnrrnrfr before H-r.fa.H
ATTORNEY HrnrE TrrHau
Et.uEt Clarence E0na. james rrEa ~. d
'arie. l1wHrr. three young men rr
.iaWeHr Mefeaif 80 Gel rr~-tr-.f
af Nnunnr states flrf while rf f.n
NeHfrrn Maryland EaNwar DEPOT -a+.
.rE ITO NAIL ere accused HnrrraH .Haa
.M nr1 beat flw Zee nHaerfa fHnr Hnr
n rr1dEe AGAINST him frilrwfrr ffa ...f-
n"f M a. = HnHH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

Funeral services over tho remains
oi Tho late John Jacob Del viii b. held
ihls morning a. $40 O'Clock a. tho
family home st SO $3.50 Eof street
requiem uigh mass win BE- celebrated
or o'clock 90 ST. Aiph0nsus church.
and intermeut viii b. IN NJ. calvary
Cemffery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
WITHDRAW TROOPS
Il Desire OF Resident. Of YER. cyn,
and Request WIN ne made %
United States

NERA CRUZ. Aug 2f.-A committee
OF residents Of Vera Cruz who haya
sympathized with the Constftuttonaiists.
cause has gone 10 the capital 10 urge
provisional President CarranKa 70 de-
mahd the Withdrawal 81 the American
troops 80 confident are they that the
Americans will be taken out OF tho
state By september 1 that they have or
CANNED local city government the
services 81 which they intend TO offer
20 General Carranza
The advance line Of the fcderaf
troops. which had faced the American
troops since April Is. was Withdrawn
today % Cordoba preparatory 10 being
mustered out.
FuEitives Of the better class Of Mexf-
cans. thousands % whom are here re
settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
eETs scHoLARssls

~r... uL.rrt-E fr nr rrtafIr-r---
IoNACoNfNG. Nf trr e.
Isaac y. love. rewspspe- ro-res.
pendent ~ fhis place has been award
~ f1urToar r-hrIarrhn % 81
.oans College. Annapolis. By Prof
lr'. smith. prime. pei 90 tro
.rniraI HIch school here r-r-~l~r
Iae course az S. T7t-s. Mr. Love ~.
poets '0 enter ffs Columbia Tr.va-.
s.iF school of Journalism. New Yo-r
BE U.s. a son % James Love
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
LnAvEs Toa soEoaA

DOUGLAS ALL 49, - o..
el-afo Lhrefor. lrft Meri~0 cffv go-
10y f.r Hpuura state. arrofffrr ~ 49,
fl tarranza received ts-fav b.
20 aqua lrirafa. ff fff nrf go
h,i.ef % would lcir villa on his trfs
fnuI1 proceed direct b. Artir@ fsrf.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
TO waEsTLg Scar

Man against bear viii be pitted a.
me southern theatre tosrnorrov-
night when Hun" Butler. weu
known local wrestler. win atteunt 10
throw Baby Jim" IarEe bear
Weighing $50 pounds Butler weigbs
100 pounds. giving the bear the al.
vantage in weight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
FAMILY REUNION

TERRA ALTA. " Va AUG e
Tho fourth annual reunion n me
FreelarI family was held here sat
urday Tho silver CUP. donated bv H
r. Freeiand OF Indiana. went 10 Geo
Fresland. % Keyse-. vs.. Va the Old
eFt living member of the family. who
va unaL-n % attnrf he rnun-nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

The lasf sat rites over tae remains
oi the late William Morrey. Who died
or The Ohio Fsiiey General Hospital
saturday evening viii BE- held this
morning az 1890 O'Clock az the home
RI DE sister Mrs 20 20 Hibberd Fol
lowing ne services. lutermenf VII BE-
private Oh the peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

Address OF welcome. Hon. n. L.
Kirk. mayor
Response. ]. {. Martin. president
Address. =. W. Collins. Mannistee
Address. W. r. Irvine. Wheeling
Evening session. 7 30-Boat ride or
Ohio river followed by lunch at Wind
sor hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
RIVER NEWS

Yesterday the river was practically
STATIONARY a. the local wharf with a
below the McMschen dam iaet .venfng
the stage was one foot and two inches
ana above the dame fourteen feet and
boat 20 leave the local wharf vesferdsy
atparung a. noon for New NIatamoras.
Win a larEe cargo. The Mildred was
w" only boat 60 arrive reaching the
wharf last evening She Will d.nart ~
noon TOR View Matn moras The civ ~
ihrkersburE went 20 Eellalrs yesterday
IN tho day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
ArroRErY TO WIN

-7ecia uia-at-h to the lntsinrrr-e-
OAKLAND nff. hrr 81 -rs-r~r. rr
..rrEr To- attorney ~ 0aEInrf sra
arl brother ~ ur John r r.arra Ell
.rH nrr.nnf Mf viii % rrarrrrr rr
Nrrrr'iaFiIIe. 70 Wrl~rafar e. NO.
Aarr rwlff faurnfar 30 r. m e~l.t
a banker % Earu1ifaFrIa Trr h-.lr.
elect is Fasear graduate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
COOL WEATHER
Change Comes az Comfortable R.ii.f
After E1eesdingly Hot Days OF
Pat Forfufrht

Considerable relief Was felt BY the
residents u this district yesterday avr-
inE 20 the slight fell In temperature
rom a TEN perature o. up near the hun
area marx a fail Of several d--rees was
recorded. and yesterday hirh mari
Naa 50 At o'clock a-fu tempera-
lure OF II was registered the mercury
ialhnE 90 - al o'clock o. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
FrRE DESTROYS HosrE
uEAm nATLAwD ouro

frr-rfnrr Double rrrar $500 -
/" NreIU 20 NrHfarf o. una er.-
g.rtr.r DESTROYED rr frs Fsrfarfs. 49,.
7. 1r.orE TIE orlFir ~ frs f-s Il
Irr IRE rad rafa rorrfse~rtrs
ea-gar before nrirz ffacore-sd ara
we fasnr very little furniture
aH save nuW TIE furniture f-r--
tfe f-sf f10- could 30 taken icon ~.
--.rE Tire ICES unH covered 81 ir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet st,t-
ionary, cloudy.
sTEUKESvILLE-2.s feet. station
AIRY showers
MORGANTowN-7 feet. stationary.
showers
OIL CITY foot. rising. cloudy.
WAkkEN-,s foot. rising. clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
ARRESTED ron ssror1uo

f rfr'r vas arrested trafr-fav
..'f Nn HN .nrrranfH rnHHHrar rr
.t .'"'" squire RAIDER HHnrra.H
H'" rwHkIrr cigarette ~rr rrr .r
'n.I about 4 wears % are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

Hr Mrs FIffera dinner -. 4. 80.
al-1 f1r1f Fru ffIrE-
- We've you fhrrrT
WY. took sou ln.-Llfe