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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
Il oNLY CENTER STREET HOME
BUILT THIS SEASON.

There is an old saying that carpenters
families always have to live in shacks of
houses but this certainly is not true Of
New Ulm carpenters for some Of the
best houses in the city are occupied by
the contractors who have built them for
themselves. Perhaps they realize what
a good advertisement it is for a carpenter
to show what he can do with his own
house. At any rate there is nothing
slack about the new house built bye. O..
Weilandt for himself and Mrs. Weilandt.
There are three rooms downstairs and
two besides bath on the second floor.
The woodwork on the first floor is
selected quarter sawed oak. Maple is
used on the second floor. In the north
bedroom is a deep window which will
when completed contain window seat.
Swinging windows make this a very
pleasant, light, airy apartment. There
are good sized linen closets and tiled
bathroom. i A loaded glass window adds
touch of! the artistic to the side wall
over the staircase. There is full base
ment, cement finish. Pullman did the
brick work and Emmerich the plumbing.
Gag and Rannweiler put in the hot air
plant.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
sdcf Husebui by lf Himself by Sleeves

Joseph Tastel has been busy man
this season. Not only has he built four
houses of his own but he has assisted in
the erection of over dozen others. He
is now living in his new home between
eighth and ninth on North Minnesota
Street. 1t is two story frame structure,
24x28, built at cost of $4,000. The in
terror is finished in hard wood, yellow
pine in the natural finish and maple.
The outside is painted white, with a
green stained roof. This house is of the
high hip-roof variety, of two full stories
and an attic. A wide porch extends
across the front.
Mr.. Tastel has put up three more
houses this year on Broadway between
ninth and tenth. The one now occupied
by Mr.. Otto Radtke, stands on the
corner of Broadway and North ninth.
1t is one and a half story frame structure
of seven rooms. 1t is built in the popular
hip-roof effect with wide porch across
the front. It is almost like the other
house Mr.. Tastel put up on Broadway
between ninth and tenth streets. The
only difference is the color of the roof,
the one occupied by Mr.. Radtle being
red, and the one block north being dark
green. Both houses are heated by
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
.Keute's New Bungalow.

Mr.. F. A. Keute is building new home
for himself this year on North Broadway
between seventh and eighth. It is a
28x40 bungalow of New Ulm pres I'd
brick, built at cost estimated to be
about $4,000. Chas. Kaiser is doing
the carpenter work, while Mr.. Keute is
the mason. Mr.. Keute in reply to the
suggestion that cold weather would soon
put stop to his building operations,
said: 81 intend to keep right on
building, winter or no winter. l. am
going to put up a house in freezing
weather that will show New Ulm con-
tractors that they do not have to stop
because of the cold.''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

furnaces. The woodwork is yellow p he
and maple. The cost of each house is
about $4,000. G. Niemam did the
carpenter work on all of Mr.. Tastel's
houses.
The other house of Mr.. Tastel's which
stands on the corner of Tenth an l
Broadway is built almost in the same
style. It contains eight rooms, however,
and costs about $4,000. The house is
painted white and the roof stained light
green. The other details are the same
as in the other three houses.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

Setter Electric Co. Earl Setter who had
heen in partnership with his uncle,
Adolph Setter, went to Detroit, Mich.
to work and Howard Cooper of Mo-
quoketa, Ia, came here with his family
and entered into partnership with Mr..
Setter. Later he decided to buy out
the entire business and did so, locating
where he now is in the Jacobs building,
after several moves, one of them being
occasioned by the tearing down of the
old Schell Building in which the Setter
Company started business. Mr.. Cooper
is an energetic young man and is doing
a good business.
A change in business circles the first
part OF February was that made by R. R.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

Kemski who had been with the Review
Office for more than three years. Mr..
Kemski started in the job printing and
stationery business in the Ottomeyer
Block and also has conducted a book
and magazine shop. Mr.. Kemski has
now decided to confne his business to
stationery and job printing work, cutting
out the books gradually. He intends
to make his place an office Supply Store,
the only one in Southern Minnesota
outside of Mankato. He has neat
little place and should do well in this
Continued on next page)
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
Another New North Side Home
Built by Frank KALI.

Mr.. Frank KALI has built himself
another of the one and one-haf story,
hip-roof houses on North Broadway.
1t stands on the corner of North Tenth
Street, facing the new Tastel house.
It is six room, 24x30 structure, painted
white, with green shingles. A porch
extends across the front. The interior
finish is maple and yellow pine. The
cost is about $4,000. Herman Koop
was the carpenter, and J. Tastel the
mason. The building has furnace heat
but no plumbing.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

FOR SALE: Desirable residence pro-
perty new house, in the heart of the
city, two blocks from the Court House
and two blocks from the school house
is for sale. Inquire of Albert Stein
hauser. Adv 46tf.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
New Home of Alois Heck.

Tastel and Niemann have put up the
new residence of Mr.. Alois Heck. on the
corner of North seventh and Broadway.
It is an eight room, one and one-half story
frame building, 3Ox30 feet, painted
white. Furnace heat has been provided
for. The cost is about $500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
LOOKING BACK OVER THE YEAR

There have been so many new business
concerns beginning their existence here
the past year that it is almost impossible
to keep all of them in mind. One of
the first that we recall early in the year
was the change of ownership of the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
.DAMASK AND LINEN

You must agree with us that a fine piece
of Table Damask would make suitable gift.
We have what you want. We also show
large assortment of small linens, such as tray
cloth, dresser scarfs, table scarfs fancy linen
towels from Csc upward
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

GLOVES
Buy the ireland" Gloves the most
widely advertised Kid Glove on the market.
We carry full line in $1.25 and SITS pair.
We have full stock of cashmere and wool
knit in all colors and all sizes.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19
INFANTS AND cHlLDRENs GIFTS

We have a number of Goods for the
children: such as caps, coats, dresses, sweaters,
all kinds Of Knit Goods, Muslin and Knit
underwear.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

HANDKERCHIEFS
Our store is Headquarters for Handker-
chiefs.
Pure linen plain ...............1 0c
Fine Lawn with colored border 15c
Also linen with or without emby. 80. 15c
A large line of fancy emby. or pure linen
with initial Csc
Hand embroidered linen Handker-
CiAAoAo 0OC
A large assortment of Childrens Handker-
chiefs in plain or with colored border
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-19

FURS
Yes we carry the largest stock. Muffs in
Mink, Lynx, Wolf and Fox. Scarfs to match.
Fur sets from $1,000 set up to $500.
4 Children's Fur sets cheap.
LADIES SUITS AND COATS
We are offering our Suits and Coats at
a big reduction.
Childrens coats in all sizes and at re-
duced prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
LARGE CROWDS
AT CAMPMEETING
cHAUTAUoUA WAS
OPENED SATURDAY EVENING
HtT- SIC ATTENDANCE
services Daily viii Bs interesting A.
EScelert Programs HaVe
Beer Arranged.

The annual camp meetings az The
Mcuu1sfllle camErUunls Wfre opened
saturday ~venluE win r. VERY large
crowd I'm attendance The meetings
All continue al through this week
arl ul De- brought t1 close sun
CAV evening
Rev D. u FelIsrs rastor % th.
Flrst NJ. T. church 81 McMect-n haa
charge q the meetings saturday eve
Ming and stirred the large con .reca.
Ton With bis powerful sermon. ahsu
an earnest appeal for spiritual
"a" akruinE aud "a sweeping revival
sas made
The sunday services Ners che lsrr.
go attended within the past several
years and all during the day large
crowds we're seen Eu.uE fn er1 from
lue grounds. A. 3 fN o'clock q m n
sunrise meeting VAS held and bstu cen
II and - o'clock lecture and quez
ton hour was devoted hy Rev ur q
J Knox ua Htcr 90 The FIRST a. D.
church of NU4udsVIIs
~ 80 o'clock Rev Workman. PAS
tor OF the Wesley 81 = church of this
city delivered q splendid sermon fo "a
crowded auditorium nT 81 q Comp
ton. district superintendent lsd
charge OF the evening services and
Nerl large crowds wtlg present an
during fhv lgN The meefIuEs uiI
be held each say and evening through
out THE week and an ar. cordially
invited fu attend The open gate pre-
wallis This season after being discard
Cd Tor the past several wears during
which time ur ADMISSION tow twenty.
hve cents had been CahrEDt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
BOYS BRIGADE
In CAMP TODAY
ANNUAL ENCAWpMENT will
CONTINUE UNTIL Az.
GUST g.
speeia Events Arranged and Many
"Ialtoru EFDected-Sns~ Battle
Planned

Two hundred neatly arfa--aF
7o.dier'v appearing boys. -rr-raa-t
inr fre companies of OBI. Yves. Wiz
rir.H division of tfa United Hava. Dol.
EHtes rf America viii 60 into CANT.
.lis m.rrlrs on aGrf about uU.
Mnef ~ Elm Grow. Tho F.r...-.
'rH.f D. au idea. aHr ..H n #.H.. t#
.ffln EruHrfs have been r.n-.I.f..
fttall of 'ha hof- LAYING r.- +r.
camp saturday TNH farfa u. ..f
ne pitched uuHI tha morning hos.
Twenty rorrarIfH vr| na -..-.
scented Iu DE- camp forming tH. rfaaf
300 second West IIr-Ir.. ana .--..
Ohio regiments Tho HHra a" -..
break camp IrtI Tr.rarH. t.r...
lH. ar. iHIr 900 |I visitor. ... I'd.
.frI during fr.a time
several special events have Frr-
planned one Uf fhs rrIr..sa. ~.
. D. Sham tatfr --r.rH.. IA
r.sf FIrH frrIaa.F HH.-fs % 49,
nHr.fInu have been ordered f1- tr.s
event
The camp rUf be name c4-- WI
Ngm smith. 'r honor N no f1--f-.
oi fre Boys BRIGADE. Who died -a.
ce-ifv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
FAMOUS co. D
PLANS REUNION
ANNUAL EVENT WILL RE HELD
At BJAYNBYs GROVE.
AUGUST 81
Excellent Program Ia Bc.re Arranged
Ladlea 1f Roney'u Point u.
Church to Serve Dinner

The annual reunion OF Company
~. rwe'f'h Wee. Virginia Regiment
will d. held af n'arsrH Grove. near
Ronoy Point Friday August 49, An
excellent program .s being prepared
Tor the occasion no vII boz featured
b. patriotic addresses and fsu.nIs.
cencos OF che dave 10 fI related b.
different members of t1a company
Heretofore 10 has been fua custom
Tor persons attending fre picnic fr
provide eofabiea nut tfis wear tra EIr.
uer VII b. served rv frr 'rf.aa 90
TIE RCney Point United rresrrta-far
church. a very reasonable price HlII
b. charged
The annual reunion 90 Company 10
a. one OF ffa largest rvrnfs 90 the
year az tno popular picnic grounds
10 De- vel attended tE fha Veterans.
their families ard frirrta
The company vac commanded hv
the late Cen " B Curtis About B
members survive. many Of whom are
eNpectei % attend this years gather.
ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
K. OF P. BULLETIN
ohio valley Ledge No. 81. % This
City. Publishes interesting
Booklet % enc Lodge

The seventh bulletin of Ohio Val
ley Lodge SO 81 huieLfs of pythIas.
has come from trH press and contains
a number uf feature of especial in.
iersst The phaUu.at bias been pre-
pared with care and the contents
should bp noted hy local knights
s likeness uf Lehman Hartley. chan.
celior commander ~ the lodge ls dis
played on PAGE four on the oppo-
site rae" DEL picture OF % Walter
Wood. p g. and p O. u Master OF
Finance 4 letter from the supreme
Chancellor Thomas CARING of
Macon Ca. 20 Imperial Prince II IA
HinelInr 90 Minneapolis. MINI is re-.
produced Iu this the Grand Chance.
lor pays hi-h tribute 90 the order OF
The hui.ut- uf khorasgan. ID. q X X
From the records OF The local Lodge
ls taken "a list OF those who have
been Boo good standing for twenty-five
wears. Our Veterans The number
o. compiled % the local lodge Dr. 90
Thirteen past CnHncellors are also
named. as being members OF the
veterans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
GER MAN BANK
opening Of Beautiful New Home Of
Local Banking Institution Drew
Large Crowds Saturday.

Wheeling people to the number OF
several hundred had the opportunity
20 visit the opening Of the handsome
new home of the German bank at tho
corner OF Market and Twelfth streets
saturday evening DmCore and dirpCf.
orS or the Institution were present 90
show the fsitors through tho now
nauhlng ruNHs. as well cas- fO ,yuiaIu
the tItures~and furnishings OF what
sald 70 De the finest equipment to
Dc found In any bank in the state.
To-day the bank viii open In it- now
quarters Tor business. and no doubt
me new Institution viii be- well pa.
trouized
The German bank was INCORPORATED
On January 20 1870. and opened for
business in April OF the same year
mus having been In successful ouer.
alton Tor 90 years The bank Vas orIr.
inally capitalized 40 $4,000 with AMI
authorized Caultal of Sg5u.ull Tho
capital was later Increased 90 $50 600
~ the present time tho bank can boast
of an earned surplus and undivided
irohfs iund OF RHhs .Nrsss The bank
now ranks tenth .u tho Usf OF state
banks Co Do found 'n me United
States
The quarters are modern I'm every
way. Nlth two main Departments ur.
savings and one mercantile The. ar.
equipped with three OF fhp latest mod
81 manEanprs steel safea one will
p, us'u 20 keep 'he books and records
or ilD bank ono for money. and tho
third Tor safety deposits Tf. lart.-
pr thn largest. with Tho smaller ur..
on each side Th. door .I tho aafrfr
deposit vault Wr.ahH IE TONS and
aanFs orr tIrF0 locked and unlocked
%. tH." clock With fHa front part
on Tho door. to which .t is attached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
STATE HISTORY
De- Being Compiled for Free DIsfrIbg.
ton al Panama PacIfc Exposition.

81 Ita lart meeting. tho West yir-
f.n.1 Commission. Panama rarllr In
.'..t'.u.aI opposition. let tho contract
IU snUra. HFrrr for tho prr.urf..1
90 historical hand book % W.at NIr-
sI-IH. f. tH made tho oGir.aI hand.
HpQE 0t OH" state no the exposition
.. OF."" Dol West T.rEIrIar af
Fr's.u. .u ..r employ Hf Coo Manufar.
.Ir.r Record baltimore NI and
.Hr.Hh Dbl" service with This we'll
known trade journal la has Gather.
on wealth .f Information ri me
state end her Industries fHHt WIN
serve ..l HHi .n fla important Hufs
.n .a about fu undertake Dee |a also
.r U.. rHuHr paper man. knows trs
-.l. .f .HH new paper end book rama
@ may %. depended upon fn PRO
."n'r.nE at once unique. In
.rI'.tnE and Of great value fu fHa
Stale give thousand copies uf fHIa
BON. book w.U D. distributed free 90
..Aftn d. trH Commission 90 The
h..f.rE lgrrE fhe course oi
OBJ. ErrHa .tHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
MANY DRINKS
Police Department Had tt Trouble
Yesterday and Many Arrests were

With the police ON their toes ali
day Yesterday and last night. quite a
number OF drunks. disorderlies. gamb-
lers and suspicious characters were
rounded mp and will have the pleasure
OF facing Judge Jordan this morning.
More DRINKS were arrested yesterday
u is said. than an OF the others put
together that had been taken In aimee
the lost Law went into effect.
Albert Stevenson. and George Mer-
rlti Two produce dealers were en-
gaacd in quiet game OF penny ante
With two other gentlemen at Kirk
hugl~y.s stable In the Fast emo. wn-n
officer MCClatChoy broke up the marty
on complaint OF the Surrounding
neighbors Merritt and stevenson
were arrested but the other two es-
capped They are known. however
and viii be- brought 20 trial
u Dr. understood that this penny-ante
same has been going on there for some
time. according 10 the police. and that
several small boys had been "heeced"
out OF their earnings Repeated warn.
lnFs failed and the arrest was made
10 bring matters 20 a close.
Tom Place. Cora Hickman and Tom
Hickman were engaged In a drunken
brawl IN the Sixth ward. 81 is claimed.
and upon complaint Oficer Hide.
brand arrested the bunch Charles
HabiE. Mrs. Habig and John Swilter
VIII appear az Witnesses. This gang
ls well known In police circles. and II
iF thought that tho wOrkhOuse gang
VIII Do materially strengthened
John ~ Long. a drunk. was picked
up b. Ohcer Raper Pat Ellwood. an.
other drunk. was arrested BIZ Ofncer
schultz Nlll Border. same dfnease.
hY OnIcer Moran. Fred Burkhart en-.
-oEed in a little disorderly feat AZ hia
home and upon complaint of his wife
vas arrested on a charge Of disorder.
ly conduct
Georg" Church. coal minar OF
/autfFllIc. 20 he said. was arrested
iF Detective Fred Frazier On q sus.
pir.1us character charge
william Rolf went on a rampaaa
over at the Belle Isle bathing beach
nnd uhpn Special officer Corrigan
tried f0 arrest him. got real BAD
Deputy sheriff Goidblatt aaaiated I'M
bringing him in Hs viii also BE- civ.
Nn hearing fllr morning.
WIZ Fox. another drunk was picked
up hF Onlrer Smith and given q free
ride From The looks of THE bunch.
u thought that the question OF
What t1 DO with the w0rkhouae." Ia
settled Tor tha DAY at least Prom
fln locke RI The above bunch. Il wouid
seem hat somebody Is getting their
.af. M fp.r.f.' somewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
BUSINESS CHANGES
Local Firms Move Into Larger and
Better Ouarters-EEtensive
Change Made.

several changes of locations will be
the next few days Tho Uance- and
burgess Company viii move 90 tho
Welty store room 1893 Market street
where they VIII have one OF the finest
locations for their business 10 be-
found In the city Tho 81 hoIceaIn can.
DIS irm 60 Eiie and lIolfer Win take
over th, building CnMafu street made
vacant IS Dancer and Rrrpe.s mo
Newark shoe sror. uIH 0rruur fra
hr..- building which fl. been 70.
modelled The GrIrst Drug store viii
move f0 the Marble Palace building
and Sandy RosDuherE will orrupv hf-
urN quarters cu Market stree below
Fourteenth. s. few 90 the changes
H.I De- made this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
STOPS INCREASE
Public Service Commission sutpends
Increase % Rates Charged Pat
ronE ~ WsrNood Water

The State Public Service Commits
Jon Saturday suspended the increas.
20 rates charged residents OF South
MaTwOoI for water served hv fua
lnVeland Light A. Water company
Tho Commission declared fHe rates
discriminatory and issued Ar order
Urovonfing tho enforcement OF The Iu
rrrare until "a hearing shall have been
given on fhr protest OF residents 0f
WarwOOd aEaIne' the proposed rates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
REJOINS ARMY
We'll Known Lscsi Printer Lsft Vss.
ferday % join Fighting forces
OF Germany

louis I0Frruaru. no one time
soldier .n Che German army. but f0f
'.. Ea.f Few rrafa vol Frowr
printer m fna r.ff JEFF yesterday AZ.
rrrrrr Tor ff rnfIrr land % arrva
'.n r.ua r0rr or seven ycarr' en-.
.Hf win f.r Eaiefrs frhfIrg
..r Do rfnrr'a f1 zee active rar.
bros rr r Europe
JOY run.r member ~ local
~" IT, IH.rrrafIIrH' TTr0rrarffraI
U.r and for '.a pact fHraa MONTH
boon ...Ir.'rI With the r0ur0s
rr force RI fHr frfeUIrrrror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03

What promises fool Dol ar Interesting
meeting HI Do trif af me Windsor
Central states Water W.rEr t.....4.
fIrn rI. convene here Ir annual con.
rnr'.rr Many rurarnra Hf .rrrrf
arIe and ~ nafora' reputation r.T be-
present t1 address fra convention on
frr various uara OF supplying large
..fra uIfH proper uafar Tho rrfar.
.a.rmnrf committee rf frf Hrsrf az
Trade F feet completing plane fr- ffr
a-frr'a .rmarf 40 mo ErIrFsfra rr.
a.I d. Dol arerIarr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
AUTO AXLE BREAKS
Tourist Meets WIN Mishap While
Travelling On Main Street
sunday Afternoon.

while driving down Main street
above the suspension bridge yester-
day. ] TT SpIllanc r. tourist return
Iug from a trip through Ohio in an
Oakland roadster. had the misfortune
10 break "a rear axle Luckily the
machine was proceeding 90 an OK.
Cecdiuxly low rate OF speed and the
accident did not result in injury 10
any 0f the occupants OF tho car The
machine was removed 10 a local gar
age FOR repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03

According f1 fHr NusrH Efrm.r
count Won ICIraIra held .r EIa hand
fnH frpnurIff.r tents nf two replies
fr.. Germany ono Voc flf ftn rrr.
aFrfaf.lr .r fFr event oft Russian ar-
.rrfarrr ~ fhr German .I"mH'Um
ard tho other .r .aHr nf Ha f.I.r
sion fr hla Erraf AGITATION fft gar.
..H r"N ...HHUr presented both rr.
.. .r NJ raf1ul. af ff. same limo
Tho protection ~ Treaara .r rr..-
tries Or var u.f. Russia EaH been
entrusted fl spain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
MANY AT BEACH
reaHr0t weather sunday Drew Out
La-7c Nu~1er 81 Local Persons
% Take Plunge I~ Ohio

aauuer ~ local persons
visited Belle isle bathing haarr SIM
DAY Afternoon and evening and took
plunge irfr TIE Ohio me Weather
vas .1s1r. and an ut1 went fr ffa
'ea.. Ha..Eri pleasant afternoon
r evening Following fNa cool a.a4tr.
.. Pho uaat week or Ten DAYS fra
NJ fUa river proved exception.
~ .1riFrraurE and pleasing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
HELP MINERS
Local Printers Donate $50 70 strik
ING Miners and Also Order Priv
ate Collection.

~ meeting Of local No 20. Inter
national typographical Union. held
Yesterday afternoon lu the q. v T. a
l.. \. hall the sum of $50 was con
tributed 90 the fund being raised tor
the beneht OF the striking miners lu
the Eastern Ohio coal fields
In addition. the printers ordered a
personal collection which d. expect
ed 90 produce a large sum 81 money
This viii be turned over 20 the relief
committee ln charge OF the fund for
the miners. in a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03

vas attacked with Ivsarfr-v
about July lbfh. and used frr DEBTORS
medlcire and other rewffIHa with no
relief only getting worse aI fNe H--a
! was liable fo do anything and mH
pounds ! suffered Cor abcu. too
months when Z was advised fo ran
Chamberlain Cole cholera nrF
niarThoea Remedy lfet two bot.
tirs n % and 90 gave me permanent
relief wriree ID ". 1854 90 Snow Tu
y. G. For sale By al dealers-Atv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03

rlrf while helping rara fra al U..rr
nIIlrE saturday 'r much improved
..urr.rE 90 reports from the Nrrfr
HtnfIi1z hospital The Injured nan
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result seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-03
CHILD MAY DIE
Thrce.Vear.Old Eyslyn Lockett. Ben.
weed Child Who Fell From Porch
Friday. in Serious Condition

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