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Evening star., 1914-10-25
ALSACE is THE SUFFERER
ON EASTERN BATTLE WING
Towns Taken and Retaken by Foes
and Natives Punished
by Each.

correspondence of the Assocfa ted Press.
PARIS, October 1.-THE stupendoua
operations of the millions of men fight.
ing in Belgium and northern France
have quite overshadowed the struggle
for the possession of southern Alsace,
which was the first really Important
development of the war. Official CONS
munfcations have largely ignored this
theater of operations and most people
are unaware that the struggle has con-
tlnued and that the region between
Altkirch and Cernay has seen several
reverses of the fortunes of war.
The town of Thanh. important be.
cause commanding the valley of Wess
serling, has been taken and retaken
several times. Mulhausen, twice
taken and occupied by the French, was
at last accounts again in the hands Of
the Germans. as a result of the with
drawal of Gen. Pau's army to reinforce
the armies Of the north.
Dispatches from Basel state that
each one of these changes of fortune
mas been particularly trying to the pop
ulation. Conspicuous native Alsacians
were punished after the first German
reoccupation for alleged services rem
dered to the French. while after the
second French occupation 1t was tho
turn OF native German citizens to suf-
Ter for giving Information to the Cor
At Thanh the German mayor and
postmaster were shot after the second
French occupation for spying In favor
OF the Gest7ans. Moreover. in retalia-
tion for the action of the French In
taking away with them all the men
of age to bear arms from the villages
occupied by them, the Germans called
out every man in Alsace between the
ages Of seventeen and forty-five. In
there is much distress In
many villages where there are only old
men. women and children left.
This unhappy land. serving as a bufs
hat <h0 bal
ls far from seeing the end Of its trials.
The battles that have followed each
other almost daily since September II
are only the prelude to bigger and
more destructive engagements that will
follow the decisive result
Of the battle of the Aisne.
Evening star., 1914-10-25
ing. If they still have a crust and a
bowl of soup a day it comes as a

ing. If they still have crust and a
bowl of soup day it comes as a
charity.
This is my budget, m'sieu, when
trade is good" said one of them. This
is very free translation of her state
ment:
'1 am paid francs day That is
40 cents in your money. My rent Is
25 francs a month. If I work twenty
five days a month, that leaves me rs
francs on which I must board and
clothe myself"
so Poor They Are Happy.
The writer's Intermediary Interpreter
was very charming young French
woman, who has taken a real and SYM
pathetic interest in these girls. She
interposed a word here:
That Is why. m'sieu,' said she. 80
few of these little girls are serious" !"
ut is true" said the midinette, nod
ding. Some one must help us
have gone. They are somewhere on
that vague battle line. Here and there
one of the little girls appears with dark
circles beneath her eyes and white
band around a slender arm. Word from
the front has come to her. 1t Is but
little her companions can say to help
her. They, too, watch for the postmah
each morning-and cross themselves
and murmur a prayer OF thanksgiving
when he does not come.
costumers began to pull the seeei
blinds down upon their windows;
few had orders in hand. whlcn eney
finished. None ventured upon any new
work. No French woman OF percspt,oa
would appear upon PARIS stFeee Al"
new gown in these days.
War Banishes Evening Toilets.
It ia safe to venture to say that an
evening toilet has not been seen IN
public place in Paris since the day tne
kaiser hurled his troops upon Lorraine:
The season for English buyers nao nv
and would not open. the rev ninns
can women in Paris were ohiy taias ~
to get out. Half OF them hao 'aAo"
lost baggage to tell. .rs
So the 10000 little sewing glris we e
thrown upon their own resources. .nd
one ray of comfort is that NOT one neeo
pay penny Of rent. Ken. payts ~ tayorM
when the war began. The goverhnens ).
SO ordered. When the two francs
day stopped, SO did the hard loai ana
the bowl of soup. The poor are cna,lv nsrv
table-but the poor Of Paris are very
poor. They had nothing to give.
For some the government mas come
to the rescue. They are the giris VINO
are regularly married to soldieIs. me
matrimonial tie is often overlooked
among girls of this class In France. 1t
Is rather diff1cult to get married. ior
one thing. Each party to marriage
must have witnesses and the witnesses
must be entertained When one has no
time to spare and no money to spare
and doesn't worry about 1t, anyhow
it is sometimes easy to avoid the bond.
But the word went out that the gov
ernment would take care OF those left
behind.
When q Midinette Marries.
The day that married my amie,"
Evening star., 1914-10-25
Tantalizing.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Didn't see your husband at his Of
flee on a ball game day?"
Eyes. he's missed two games this sea-
son.
We'll. well. Is he losing interest?"
"Oh. no. His interest Is stronger
than ever. The club has kept on los
ing. you know, and husband stayed
jonah"
"Yes?"
"The club won on both the days he
stayed away, and now the poor man
doesn't know what to do about it!''
Evening star., 1914-10-25

a long time.s A gripping picture. On
the ground, in a flood of sunlight, lay
four dead horses. My men stood about
them in a ring, and in this circle rested
the dead officer with the private pray
ing at his side. We were silent-the
silence of death was upon us, but
through it we heard the steps of
death, who may gather us tomorrow.
Il, too, said a prayer for the brave
enemy. the dead comrade, Lieutenant
of Reserve CASTOR Forgues of Bor-
deaux."
Evening star., 1914-10-25
A Natural Question.
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
Bobbie-Don't you feel tired, Mr.. Bib
BILE?
Guest-No, Bobbie. Why do Won asko
Bobbie-'Cause pa said he met you last
night and you were carrying an awful
load.
Evening star., 1914-10-25
WAR REFUGEES TELL OF
ALLEGED RELIEF WORKERS
American Committee at London
Hears Queer Tales of Operations
in Holland.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON. October 10.-Refugees have
been telling the American relief commit
tee queer tales of pretended relief work.
ers operating in Holland Most Of these
pretenders are steamship and hotel
agents working on commission, who cir
culate among the incoming trains with
badges on their sleeves. Some Of them
warned passengers that rooms were un.
Evening star., 1914-10-25
A Hot Welcome.

From Life
Englishman-The suffragettes sa,uted
the prime minister this morning.
Amerfcan-Did they fire twenty-one
guns?
Engishman-No: houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

NEMsTEONGS MILLS. Ohio. April
22.-Otway McGauRhy. ~ Clark sburF.
". Va, formerly Of this place. and Miss
Hessie Simpson. 81 hey. were married
az the home ~ the bride parents on
Thursday afternoon 81 IaFt week A
reception was rendered them on satur-
day following 10 the home Of E a. No
GauEhy. They left the fret of tie
week Tor Clarksburg. where they VIII
begin house coping uf once They have
The best wishes Of host Of friends.
Mrs. oscar GLADDEN. has been on tho
SICK list for some days but Del much bet
ter.
Harry kinney. Esq. ~ Beuaire. vas "a
hu-inefs caller az Centertille The past
week
nrs ". s. Gay and Miss BERTHE cIif-
ford we're shoppera Dol Hcllalre satur-
tIsve Gross has returned 90 his home
b at teuferFtlIc. f."m HeallaviIle. where
he has been engaged with the STANDARD
. OF company.
Miss Gerirude Mobiey was a shopper
in Heiialre saturday
stanley Moore was a. business visitor
ln Wheeling Saturday
Jim Bryant returned home Tuesday
from business trip Co Cincinnati
Mie4 Iura titch was visitor DC
Miss Verna Jacksoa g. on Tor a two
weeks stay with friend. 900 N ufr.IuE
George Fuifnu. % whitney. waa a
pleasant visitor here Saturday
Miss Martha cay was "a visitor 90
Henaire. SATURDAY
ADA MoCioud and James Pitch we're
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DEVELOPMENTS In MEXICO HAS
LITTLE EFFECT ON STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. April 22.-In view OF
the opening OF hostilities with Mexico
the stock market today made good
showing. At no time was there any
evidence OF nervousness. Trading wrs
quteter than yesterday. At the opening
prices were barely changed. in spite OF
n lower scale In London. After AN hour
the market weakened. With no IN
. crease Ia activity prices fell away until
number OF important issues were 1 TO
) points lower. There the movement
stopped. In the afternoon business ws \
dun and toward the close a recovery
set in. At the end OF the day losses
were cancelled In most cases.
Mexican news Dvershadowed every
. thing else, but the street was not ready
: 70 pass judgment ON the influence or
TINS new factor. few stocks were
weak Canadian Pacific at one time was
more than Ave points lower. Kansas
and Teycs common ana preferred reach
ed the bottom figures for several years
although news OF the passing OF the
Preferred dividend was not received un-
~ after the market closed. Total sales
2S1.70 shares.
Bond prices sagged with particular
heaNiness in few Isolated cases. Total
sales SO, 100000.
United ~States two coupon and regis
tered, the threes and fours registered
and Panama thrces registered. dclind q
on call.
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]. $. baohe q Co... CLOSING latter.

NEW YORK. April 22-The over
nlsht news although of "a serious char
acter. had very little effect on prices
mere. Some pressure was put upon Ca
madam lac-. and was followed up with
considerable success. the stock lost
over hve points from last nights clos
ling before support was effective in
checking decline. Weakness in the stock
dld not affect the list and there was a
recovery all throughout the list in the
last hour. The IRON AGE will say to-
morrow. with buying at such a low
ebb. the Interest might he looked for Ia
The business possibilities OF the Next
con situation. but for obvious reasons
the trade shows 90 such response 10
the events Of the pest few days as 10
beginning Of hostibties with Spain 10
years ago. There were reports this
morning OF fairly heavy Inquiries for
cars ana this may cause "A change In
the tone OF the iron trade reviews in
the next Issue. The buying In the Ia N
hour was apparently not confined TO
covering or shorts and the demand to-
wards the end was increasing in volume
especially In Steel. Copper and Union
rae The final tone was strong Mis-
sour, Kansas and Texas passed a dIvi-
dend on preferred stock. The action or
the market has been very encouraging
for.
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FINANCIAL.

Of Iowa, arrived In the city yesterday to
attend the funeral OF their mother. Mrs.
T. }. Davidson, 60 be held to-day.
Merton Carroll spent yesterday In
Mouudsville OF business
A. W. EaumberRer who has been ill
Tor a couple 81 days. - improving nicely.
Mrs. W. Alley. formerly Of CMschen,
now Of Glendale. d. ~ at her home
Tho dinner TO have been held yester-
day by the Ladies' Aid society. OF the
FIRST N. =. church. was postponed until
erai
william Carpenter. who was called
here hy the death Of his brothers wife
the hirFt Of the week left seaterda y
Tor hts home In MouonEalia county
w. -. Goodwin was "a business visitor
IN Wheeling yesterday.
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BY BUD" FISHER

business callers 20 Belmont on satur-
day.
Mr. o. ~ Moore who recently under
went 1u operation Hf the Wilson toeuf-
tnl at Martins Ferry. has ao FAR rccov-
cred Hs t' te able tu return to her home
uf GeuferviIIc
tlefe Cross recently purchased a fine
url inE horse from I"TllatilIe parties
Hart we'll so. came In last week
With but "a light showing OF Oh bur re-
OIL Thought that b. shooting. 90 may Be
"a fair producer.
So CiHirsvi.ie rreehyterr met ~ 81.
Pleasant Monday evening April 90 SIN
rtnnrureaEcr and WIN. Gay represented
The concord church
Rev. Jas CLARK. recently called 90 the
raHfurafe OF Concord church delivered
nu eloquent sermon fr ri good sized con-
creation 40 that church last sunday
morning ffe preached Iu fhc afternoon
90 Narunrk and uu Monday attended the
meeting RI fHe Irr.tN terry az Nc Pleas
Huf IIf later returned fu Iowa AMI viii
Ulf Dol able fu set settled nc his new
Chtrge ull about the last week In May
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Ihe North BenWood ball team will
meet the Boggs Run team at BOgss Run
Ilaay evening. The North Benwood
over Mozart Tuesday evening. 10 TO 3
RMS evening the White T.ilv social
hall '' AFFINITY
Members Of the Concordia club will
meet Friday evening In the Rank OF
will he taken up '''
- william Gray has returned home from
tuualo. y. Y, where he has been visit
ing his brother lie left avain last
friends i'it WI"
ID. George Cald Seil Is visiting friends In
Portsmouth. -. o."
Edward Wassmann Is 81 at his home
in the Fifth ward. ~ i'''''
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M'MECHEN


IidaH afternoon al 30 o'clock. fun
st At services over the remains 81 Nrs
p. j. davidson. aged resident Of tho
,ltS' Who passed away Tuesday morn
lnt. VIII take place in the First 81 y
tnurch The services will be conduct-
90 hy Rev. =. D. Fellers. pastor 81 M.
shlich. ana iuterment will be made in
81 Mechen cemetery. '''
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

WHEELING, W. va. April %. IL
Native cattle are In light supply
again this week. but the demand Is fust
a little stronger and prices are a shade
hrmer. Hogs were not so plentiful this
week but little higher. Good 200 pound
hogs are not very plentiful: the raiorf-
~ are light weights Calves are in
good supply this week and the demand
for them Is better than last week and
calves have been ready sale at prices
quoted. Lambs are IN fair supply but
the demand Is weak. sheep are in light
supply with some little demand Tor
them. Fresh cows are in light supply
with a fair call for cows OF good quali-
~; others not wanted.
We quote as follows:
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Money.

INV YORK. April gl-M1usg 4r
Is closing hid ffs asked q Tim,
stronger. Sixty daVe. q. ninety dave
. n3ft rlV months Ia
Copper. nominal standard spot 3f1 11
81 %. casting SO 2rui4 al Tin ir.
regular. npuf fIH 5000 90 TrHi
81 55"3 s5. spciter o. 1906 20. Iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

Wheeling Electric company on reset
ting the poles about the city. and put-
ing up some new ones. are making ex-
cel4ent progress on the work They will
hnish the work in "a couple OF weeks
ana Things Will be in good shape for
the summer. Some OF the poles have
become rather weak. although not dan
gerously 80. and IL has been decided "a
put IN new ones at precautionary
measure.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese,

NEW YORK. April 22-Buttcr ir
regular. creamery seconds goa U2I
held seconds D. COS. packing stool
current make 80. 2. rs.
Cheese. barely affrdy. state whole
milk fresh average fancy. 100 T.
EEEa. nrm state. IrnueVfvania and
colors. 72ts
Flour. nrmlv held
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Cleaning Streets.

Work has been started by the CITY
street Cleaning department ON making
benWood as clean as possible Tine
streets are being gone over. and several
men nave been employed almost every
gay this week gathering up the dirt and
hauling II away. The !mproVcment 10
the city VIII be marked when the work
- finished. Nothing more has been
the city. ~
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it'hcrca lodge. or this city. will h1ii
their ninctt-tffh Anniversary az tEs
order sunday evening Tho ar.rrtl..
viii be held fu the Tirat III D. rbur,t
ahl Rev. T. ID Feilera. the pastor. viii
deliver the sermon &c. has prepared a
members will attend in n bodv Nfrrf. !.
'NenlnE banquet and social sersI0rl
VII he hold In frr hall boo obaeryarr. III
the anniversary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

Inc Marshall county court has re
lected the only bad Submitted on I'm,
contract for extending the work on IN
Onlon district road improvement. and 4
vii! be necessary TO re-advertise Worl
on the road at Boggs Run is gettiny
along nicely now. although IL was hels
UP Tor a couple Of weeks on account o
bad weather
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April % War excitement
helped carry prices higher today for
close was strong all Ground with net
gains as follows:
Wheat ~ to Ia: corn la TO IL:
oats. = to l. provisions. liza TO s.
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u-A $50 per share second distribut-
ion on account liquidation made March
(2l-Transfer books close April 20 for
y OF lss cash dividend payable April 20.
NSl-Transfer books close April %
Tor 80 cash dividend. payable May 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

michael Bowerman. resident OF South
wheeling and employed In the Riverside
mill, was painfully burned while at
work lie fell and his hands and leTt
leg came IN contact with a pile OF hot
metal nearby. infiicting several bad
purns lie was getting along nicely
last evening at his home
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BENW00D


Tho ENnHUnI ..u high school team
viii rn fp Eelltlrf saturday. where they
Viii meet The Hciltire high school team.
The game yesterday with cathedral was
not very trying uu the local lads and
they are in good shape Tor the contest
within The lads from across the river
irlIHirr bias ONE ~ The strongest teams
ir history thia year. and Az this Dr. the
first time that the two schools have
ever met. there viii be much interest
shown In The outcome of the clash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

In future the Edgington Laundry
wagon will be in Benwood on We'd.
nesday and Saturday Calls will be
promptly attended. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

The advantages Of Midway lots are
many the prices are Surprisingly
loW. Let McCullagh & Reid explain
thrir selling plan. Bell phone Sg2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

T. EuckIuEhuu. charged with de-.
eertInE "a wife and two children at Work
lf. was arrested here Yesterday D.,
. f.iei ~ Police McFanu TTe was lock
% up here and chief ~ Police Tevf1na
was notified ffe Will o. taken 10 Yort
today 90 face the rhnrFe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

The military ball given iHrt evening
Dob the ArmOry hall hy tho Ueuwood
lndr. Uniform Ranks. Knights Of pytn-
Ila. vac u very auCcesaful AFFAIR About
.H couples were present and the mem
hara Of the lodge attended Ir com dreaa
uniform The ball aaa elaburatefv acc.
GRATED Dob national rnlora. and GOOD
music was furnished Cor the program.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April % "a
The following quotations on the more
sctive stocks OF the Wheeling rnarket
are corrected daily for the IntrffIrenrer
~ Geo w. Baron. loca broker. and u
X marshall. manager bond department:
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April %. IL.
Tue <ctlN. stttsUurEh stacks. correctsA
islly by A. L. Masten q Co. bankers
snd brokers. National Exchange B.nk
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s ss:;:1l. els! af' !a' 80 ,i ,Is
German Fire Ins- Coz 1851 .ll l7s
Hazel-At. Glass 100 ,iss use lisi
!l)Home Fire 1. Co. 5ol ~ 10 81
Imp. Glass ....i100 - 100 100
La Belle l. Works Il 100 iisi iIsi lie
go do common -. lee 3sl 81 IS
Market Auditm. ....j sol az 45l a.
Natl Bed Co -..-...l 1901. ...t.l 20
lD Neuralgyline 81 1901 I9o' 1884, Ig3
u. s. Stamping Co. 100 Iislf lZO
Ward Bread pfdlIO0 81 II vi
Ward Baking Com. 4 100 81 b4 IA
Wig a. u. Bridge Coz 20 20 s7l 20
w. * Il. Bridge Co. 2Sl.i "a, "a
Warwick China pref 4 Toe. Zoe
Warwick China com I 100 Isl sOf ne
Wig. Mold A Fdy.. 4 sol al al al
Wig. Steel q Iron i 100 1872 i3Ii Ist
WIS. 3: a 7. p. Co. zoe LOG - 100
Wig. Tile Co %....... 100 i2tl I2G
Whitaker-Gles. com. / loo us 100 Ilg
whitaksr-Gies. pfd... i6oI iis III lis
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CHICAGO. April 22.-Hogs. receipts
10000; weak; bulk OF sales IS 40 -
90: heavy. s. O5aS So: rough. IS o.
a. 20; pigs. 81 OOG1S 25
Cattle. receipts $1,000: steady: becves
~ oSHs IS: Texas steers 81 lOaS 20:
stockers and feeders S. 5O0S Is: cows
and heifers 50 7Oas so: calves SIS coo
so
sheep. receipts $4,000: steady; natives
80 25Wb 10; yearlirgs SIS 20 n 7 90.
lambs. native So 2OmA Is.
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Mrs Styles 7 never saw the lake
20 pretty ag today
WI Stylos Because 10 wae just like
mirror. 7 .Irrn. Nrr"If states.
man
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New York Stock Exchanoo

WHEELING. w. Va. April %. I'd
NsnEs Of sctivs stocks on the N.v
torE stock ExchsnEe corrsctsd dsilx IN
- Il. Mastsn 4 Co. broksra
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vii ELMO. vs.. Va. ADrIl ~. 10
The fu'iUwfng uunfasfuns or me- rIrrs
acUfF stocks ~ the Mn-sIlug market ars
eofrertei daily Tor The IntelIi F~nrsr ~
building
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Stocks

O-Transfer books close April 2Oth
Tor Of 10 cash dividend payabls
tD-Transfer books close April 2a for
80 cash dividend. payable May l.
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MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April %. IA
actlNe stocks of the Wheeling market
are corrected for the Intelligencer by
Mltchell a. stevenson. Inc. local brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-23

bachelor fIris outnumber marriage.
able men IN San Jose, Calf. three
20 one.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va, April %. II
Corrected daily FOR the IntslliEencsr
the Fidelity lDvestmcu; Association
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t3)-Transfer books close April 20
for ~ of 10 cash dividend, payable
April 30.
= Books close April 20 for sqs cash
dividend. payable May !. 1914
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City Home Sites In the Country.
Glendale. w. Va
Hell phone. M0undqviiic 3O5-R.
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"IIII'm WIIIIam and John DavId9on
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DOWDELL REALTY co
CITY Home Sites In the Country
Glendale. W. Va.
Bel phone. Moundsville 3O5-R.
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-. a. Books close April 20 for 80
dividend paEabie April 90.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH, Pa. April 22.-Cattle. steady:
prime IS 6OmS so.
sheep, slow; supply light Prime
Wethers 50 5Og s.; culls and COM
Veal calves. 50 O0m9 so.
Hogs. active. receipts 10 double
decks. Prime heavies IS IS: mediums
and heavy workers. 50 90. light workers.
IS 90.
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Naking Good Progress
Ihe gang OF men employed by the
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