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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
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tiirfiihe 5lutte einidlieRlid Der
,Wuebem" umb Der ,Sreslam".

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Meer beitano beim Mllsbrud oes
Arieses aus liebeu Standardization,
8lpei seitiiBien &reu6ern, brei aanpz
neilbooten. 20 groBen lub reuu fleiueu
SorpeOos Babr5euseu unb ad)t llnters
leebooten.
Bon Den Standardization iirb brei
peraitet: .Siinop" aus Dem Sabre
1887, 11,410 1onnen Replacement;
.8eorei YobjeSouoHie3" 1S92D
1920 Sonnen, unb Sri Smjatia
telia" 1888, 1880 Sonnen. &un
ben bier tpirfiih fampffdbisen
Snladtinifien lit yHoitiSlnip"
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.Ynnteleimur" erltauo 1900 ans
einem uineehuuteu alteu Sdiff uub
bat 1880 Someu Displacement:
.Soanu Slatouit" unb nSeipltaii", ie
1860 5onueu, itno 1906 bonn
Stapel selanfen. Bier sroBe Stlahfz
id,iffe mooerniter Contribution iino i'm
Ban 6esriffcu.
Die beibeu eeiduBten &reu5er
.aagul" uup rYamiati Nerturiia"
lrammen aus Den Sahren 1902 unb
1908 unb babeu ie 6.7S0 Scnnen
Replacement.
@ou Den prei aanonenbooten lit
.SoneS" AM 30. Sftober IN Sbena
bon Den Siirfen 5uiammenscid)ollen
lporoen. IS mar, fuie audi Die beioeu
auberen, .5ere5" nnb .au6dnc5"
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ieit 1887 I'M Sienit.
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Subr5eugen iinb ueuu pol ueueiter
Contribution lmb bubeu ie LOO
Sonmen Replacement, Die i~ibriseu
Sipiiden $50 mn $40 Somuen. Sie
nelm tleinen Sprpepoopptc iinb aft.
Bon Den adt llnterieebooteu iino prei
I'M leBteu Sabre fertia selporben.
Die Seemnd)t Der Siirfei leBt Iib
5uiammen ans iiiuf Shlaftlhiiien.
cinem 9roBen Sun5ertreu5cr. orei 9es
idlilBten areu3ern, 81 an%neuenbootcn.
II 9r0Bcu SorpeOps Sabr5eu9en mo
II tleinen SOrpeoobooten.
0eraltet uuter ben Sdlldhtl6iifen
iinb .Meiiubiie" 1S74), $3.50
2omueu; oBarbarob Saireoin" (ber
iriibere .8uriiirit @ilbelm" 1891
uuo ~Sorsub HeiB" (frilber "@eiBens
burg. 1871, beioe ie 10000 5ons
ncn. MoSernite Sreaonou9hts bas
scsen iiuS ~Nei1aOiie" (1913) 23,s
$40 5onnen unn ,Ssmdnz 8iriIoiic"
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ties Shlahtid)iff ~Satib", pas aui Der
Yiders> @erite IN BARRON chen ierti9
selteat morbeu luar, lit bon ben
Gngldnbcru 6el1lagnabmt iporoen.
Gem bon 0sutihlano iibernomres
neu groBen Yan5ertren8er ~@ocbeu"
$4,000 Sonnen) nno aeihiiBtrr
&rcuser .Sreslau" 1880 Sonuenl i,
beibe bod,ii Irreitbare aricsslhiiie, III
lpabriheinlid aiih ons a%anonenboot
rYantber" 1900 Sonneu) biu8u3us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die Smre,idnittensm label.

Sart Electrical engineering iinb
eli Selegrapbentabel burhgeihnittcn
ODER unterbrohen. Seutidluno bat
fiinf llnteriectnbel, peld)e in Sortum
enbeu; zines iiihrt und Brett, cine5
uad) 8igo, cines nadl Senertfin unb
3lpei pia NSoren nadl Nciu Yort. 9icic
iiuo aQe ieit Dem ariege Ourhgeiduits
ten. Sic fiibren ale fiinf ourd Den
8anul, 10 Dag Is nitt picl WIiibc
~tpitete, lie brrd5uihneibcn lub cs iiir
Seutid,lanb nid)t lcid)t - laut
engineering: nidt noglidI - iein
lpirb, tic ipicberber3uitcQen. Smilhcn
Seutidlaub unb Guglano iirb icds
ISABEL, tbeilpeiie Der beutiden. tbeile
peiie Der engliid,cn Negicruna geboa
rcnb; Der Sertebr ourd) picie aabel
1T natiirlid mterbrod)en. Bon Der
Reitfilite FAM Seutihlanb nlio tcinen
telegrapbiifeu 8crtebr nit Der auBen@
lpcIt unterbalten. Scr teleerdpbiihe
8ertebr burh Soqanb, Sdnemarf.
Norpegen unb Shmeben fam nur err
ioigen NIT Siilfe bon &abeln pelHc III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Idtmus, YbDunenteu!

x Sic Ser. Stautcu Yoitgciebe
! beitcben oarauf. buB Die 8c9ies
4 rungspoit MIR iolohe 3eitunsen
& ablieern ioQ, ipcl6e (fiIr
= Wod]enbldtter) niht Idnger o!5
< elm Sabr inl N~iiditnnbe iinb.
x Sieber Seicr, iAou Dir Ben
< gelben 3ettcl ouf 9einer Seitun9
\ an. Sort iicbit Su Oh On in
4 Der Se3abllun9 Seincs Nbouncs
X mctltes Die Solt9eieBe ad)teit.
Z Ser 3eitungsmann unO Die Ser
K aus8eber wdren pieQeid,t bereit
Z 6u parteu, aber Sntel Gam mil
4 III SadJen Der Yoit feline 3eituns
4 gen an ul5u iaumisc Ibouueu>
: ten nbliefern. Nlemanb miro
Z Der He9iermng e5 perbenfeL
4 iuenl lie Die 6erreu SeralI5ecber
Z %auffproert auf Se5ahllnIg ibrer
Z NGonnement5gelber 81 befeben.
I aatbolifche 3eitun9sleier iperz
Z Den gepiB niebt inter jene iaumz
: ielisen olluteritiieer" Der fat6os
: lddeu Hrene ae5dblt iein moleu,
: ioeid)e MIR be6uhlcn. neil lie iidl
: burds Oa5 YoitgeieB ~getroifeu
: fiibIcn. Nein, licber &eier.
: iold,c ollnteriiiisumo" Der totbu>
: lild,en &renc Die in Subr
: mad Der angebumpelt fonmt,
( luenn Sntel Sams SuitOienit nit
: Dem @eieBe brobt,~ lpdre fallm
: cine Gbre, obid)on in bie1er
: g aum eIi9tei nj . e.
: 5ahlen ein pifti9es 8apitel
: iiber infer tutbOiiides YreBs
: elenb beitebt.
: @irtIih intelligence SreuuSe
: bes tatbolIGen Seituugsmannes
4 bsbenten iibrisens aud, pie Die
< Soften Der DEMONSTRATING, and
x Die Soften beS 6er1telllngss
< nj ateriaIs unb ser Serltele
Z lungs urbeit au Den 3eitunz
( gen ale beoeuteuO 9ez
( # iegen iiub. Rante Sldtter
Z babeu paber lire Nbuunes
4 nj ntspreiIe erb i + t.
Z 8ir tbuu bas riht, iunbern
4 oppeitiercn al Die 8illig>
Z felt unb ben @eredtig q
4 s,iiun mierer 2eier unb
x bitten nm freunblihe ginienz
Z bune aQcr RiidItdube. Sei
Z 8Orausbesablung fir ein Sabr
y ienben mir bic ifDne Hramie
y ben ,Hesensbnraer Wtarieu=
& f%alenoer". Sieb' Sir ben 9el6en
4 3ettel. Seiue G.uittuus, uuf
Il Seiner 3eituus an, lieber SeIer!
lE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

aber mittelos unn bate nm cine Heiiee
unteritiisuns. Sd iubte ibn al ben
9bef oes boudnoiiden Sluhtlingsz
Counties gu peripeiien, erbielt uber silr
N%ntiport, er lei Solpat unh perbe bort
feinen eriSie taben. .3aDn miiBten
oie ia eiaentlif interniert lperpeH",
perieste i'd ibnt odraui. gbetio
prompt absr erpiosrte CT: Sc luis
reIorimt nnc 3o9 Damn folsenbes bon
Der beIgiideu WilitdrbebUrbe umters
iIempeltes Soflnment aus Der 5nite:
Scr Ser8eapt bcS ~. Sniens8 egis
mentes t.. pirb bis 3ur ginltellune
Der SeinbieliSteiteu aus DEM Scores
perban6e eutlaiien." Mit iold,en
Witteln iiidt Die belgiihe Wilitdrbc@
bprbe Die INTERVIEWING be5D. @efan@
eennabme ibrer Solrateu 81 pere
hiuoerr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
mic ein beIeifctsr prieitcr
tanSeIt.

Sun9ium metreu iih Die Nahrihten
BON beutideu Solbaten in frau60iiiher
@efan9eninaft. Heulih murbc &C.
meloct, oa6 pifene Euittnrteu iolher
Acknowledgment aus Glib Sranf@
reid bllrch 8ermitteIung Oes Numos
nier 9pupnu Dc b'bopital temporaire
no. I, limoges, al Die An9cbDri9en
I'M Seutiheu 8eid)e gelaugten. Scutc
tbeilt MAJ ms ciuen nuoereu Sal
nit. 9ci elmer apner Santilie licf
cine quite Nadrid,t eines @eiun9enen
~bringenbc Ypittartc obne Satum Gin
nit Dem &ororud Correspondence
W%ilitaire Suteruntionale uno nit
fol9cnbcm 3uiaB:
Sd bin bepollmdhti9t, 9ricic Der
Ser heutid)cn %crlplnocten 81 hei0rs
bern. Sd lperbc germ eilliAe Efcnz
nige iilr mciuc Nu5gabc pou Den
Heiden inter Shneu - mn bon Den
Hcihen - unIcbmen, nbcr ldl ipcroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die biireerlieb DerfleiSeten bell
eiIcben SslSaten.

Mon ihreibt Der ~a. @" aus
&enlu, Den IA. Sttober IA: 0aB
belsiite Solbatcn Gipilan3iiae nit lid
iiibren, nm bel 9egebener 8ele9cnbeit
81 cuttpcider. iii ihon bdufiser IN
Der nelltldcu Yreiie bctaunt segeben
lporbeu. CAB nber pieiem Spitem
cine regelredJtc Organization Der
bcl9iid)eu Wilitdrbeb0rbe 5usrunoe
liegt, tonnte i'd geiteru ciurpanofrei
fsitiielen. Nn Dem Silletti6alter
ciucS flcincn bolduoiifen @reu5ortcs
itaute lid Die Ncnse Der Sliidtlin9c,
Die bon bcu bolldnbiideu Seborbeu
nicbcr mad, Nntiperpen ab9eihobeu
luerbeu %iollteu. Sm Sceriii, cine
Sabrtarte nab ". gu loien. iebe id
mid ploelih bon einem Der Sliid,tz
linec nngeiproden, Nui bic Srn9e
nad icinem 9esebr erfldrte er mir, er
lpole uad Slutperpen 5uriIdtebren. lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

genug belohnt Werben, lpeull Sbre
@ltern mo Sreunbe mir IOreilen bon
p~erlprnoeteu Srun3oien IN Den peutz
id,en Spitdlern, oher 9iitsn Der Spitdz
Ter, noriil es S%rau6oisn gibt, icnbeteu.
Sch boffc, OaB Sic min, nah Dem
Srieben, Sicgcr uher beiie9t, cine Yolts
turte ienbcn mcrhen. INT mir mit3ts
tbcilcn, DAB Sie - nit ms rcrl0hnt
- frub mo geiunh beimgetchrt. Sd)
mare glildlih, luenu Die Aatboliten
mid nm rpfiaioie 0iilfc buteu. -
Spupiin Iurpnier De lbopitnl
temporuire 10 /, Simpses.
Sieie Sarolung perbient %ls
erfertmluu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die paMsr Ses Krieses.

Bel CLOUDS in 2pnhon iperhtn nad)
Der .Sailp Nnil" Seriid)crm9eu
(ridtiser @etten) ami bus ariegsenoe
seihloHeh uno 5par auSenblidlidD
sesen cine Vrdmie bon 40 @uineas
sesen 100. Sab am 1. Wars 1915
Sriebe isa ipirb. Sit Damn niht
Sriebe, behalf man Die 100. 9lopOs
Ibdst afio Die 9baheeu baioisen Sries
ben5 aRf 40 Hro3ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Der bruiilianiiheu Yrene iebr biel
ensIiid,es nno fran5ofides 8apital
unsele9t lei. IS pirb Oemnaf pielz
leid,t gut fem, ipemt nah 8eenoiguns
oes arieses audp bas oeutihe 8apital
parauf Seoodbt nimmi, lid cine fefte
Steauns in Der braiilianHden Yreiie
an iifern.-yR. G."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

g1@san persefie nidt, iein abpn-
ilemcnt rehtseitia eiusnienbsn. gud
Der i5"eitnnasmcnn FAINT pbne 8elo
niHt erifisren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

fiisen, Dus 5ulest aug SmprHa 8es
meloet iporoem mar.
Die beiHsn dnoeren geIdiisten
&reli5er ~Weoiibiie" unb v6%amibiic"
1903 BADEN 5000, beo. $500
Spnuen Replacement.
Inter Den 80 aanpnenbooten iinb
liebei bon ie SO Eonmeu Seplnces
nlent aus Den leeten 5lpei Sabren unb
ied3ebn srobc 5orpebrboote lie 1,040
Sonuen Seplucemeut) iino IN Stalicn
nnp Sranfrei6 inn Sau be9riffcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

aus ben iingit ab9ebulteneu Yarlas
nlents z8ablen IN Sdupepen iinb Die
So5ialiiten ais Bic itdrfite Iartei Der
porge9dn9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

100000 @n8ldnber tompien sur
3eit inter Den @eneralen Soffre uno
SSrend, laut ,@eritc" pom 7. Sop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

2aut st. 2pllis Globe Semocrut"
bonn IA. Sttober inn Die SeiterreidDer
nbuns".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

pear NJ a future date. that De would
nav" them arrested auI bruughs u.sure
MN ii"1n amy point .l the United State
or words Co that ereD.. that OlriuE a4i
the hearings ut the several contempt
cases preceding tor 90, ALLEGED viola
Won or 10, luj notion awarded lu the
tauf" OF the West NIrEiuia-F pittsburgh
coal 'pmIauN. against Ituu % White.
"ud Others. tho said Judge DAYTON at
Iti"" ana treatment ct the defendants
t"Hh~el Wa arbitrary. and unjust aud
~dis,uurtyUus Iu tho extreme. that boa one
lnstanc" he entered an ORDER 600 said
cause over t"c protest OF the defendant
,a-rd John e.. Palmer. counsel for the
Of having stated tu .utrutu
relative 60 a certain matter go SAID
cause ana "a aH EFFORT Co suIharl~r aud
IiWlllate said attorney. read from the
record ID. order boo said cause which was
entered over the protest and ouJection
deep prejudice and bitterness entertain
ed hN said Judge Dayton. aCaI.-t Labor
yfEaulkat4ous and especially tho United
Mln" workers u~rgauizauuu. 81 was ut
terly impossible Tor the Attendants In
~tIu cause Co secure 90 fair and IMPARTIAL
trial as they should maze had under tine
OF Jhc lniird states in such cases
To Head OF investigation.
Jyaggc, H. '.,I' Siaimsd 5nei
tton ot the resolution by Representative
N''l'}. or West Virginia secured e
large uumhsr 90 his political friends
t. discourage the Investigation into his
official conduct that attorneys repre-
tentiug large corporations In the state
OF West Virginia. having extensive htl-
cation iu has court. nr, actively engaged
On en- effort TO prevent such an iuyestl-
cation that 30 is oIriusd thut the said
Judge Dayton o. dcIr.liuE the expenses
OF certain influential persons in tho
state ~ West Virginia boz their efforts
60 perform a s"rvir. for him iu at
stmptlng 20 discourage end prevent n
fnfT E~LHNr|EWfHIm OF the HnnTwtu t.w.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
HIS NAME WILL Be REMEMBERED IN WHEELING
QUAKER FISHER HAS PROVEN THAT He WAS NOT MAKING FALSE PROMISES
WHEN HE SAID QUAKER EXTRACT WOULD CURE.

and fN0 UI OF Balm wora obtained.
and gN0r using them about two wtHEs
t"t lady reported fo tho Health Teach.
'r f"H' .h. bad been wonderfully bon.
Gifted Tho swelling Ir Dor lower
Huha HHI 900 I.u. and she was much
'r0rr0r Iu general Hadn't YOU bet.
'tr soft some"
Mr. Harry Retllrr. ~ 100 broadway.
Martins Irrr. told Tho Health Teach.
pr 'H1i Dr.. bad suffered from irf r.a
zion. constipation and various stomach
trouble. for years go commenced
IHl.rr quaker f.f-Irf. and Ir n short
fHr YOUR case
Nre ' Wilson. 81 Nineteenth street
N''. 1. told nf h..ra a .gr.r.r
'r." rI."frh 0f f'D head of Iona stand
-.. .IIf 100 offensive MI.U.
and would Do. Iu misery af times -.
'.rr headaches. roaring ir the care.
.Hnfrd Ir condition. rfD. vrrn Dor
l'afrnae' She called Or Tho Health
Teacher rud rnf auw. Quaker Extract
and Ol of Balm Tier improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

Why hoe mo r8mc FISHER become
On household word lu Wheeling and fho
.-urrOundInE territory recently Per.
Naps che very best answer ff found loo
fnn reports tr.nE made here hy rro
rIn who are using and have used fh0
famous old Quaker Remedies. which
I'af.r hHa boon introducing at tho e..
'' lf.faf a 60 Dr.E|rHl Ont Rate
Medicine Store Cor o. number Uf wrUEa
The interest ir tNr work 90 Goo
quaker Remedies Or oven increasing.
strong statements rr. set heIrr made
by usUra ~ Quaker I.tfraDt and DU.
fmunE them We have fhe fnIIuvIns.
vH'.H lr0 fa.- examples 20 what ara
heard every day Of tho Quaker Head.
UHHrftre
Nrs EII0n TRACER. over rI years cf
.a'. Uf I.IIH.rr. was almost carried
into The drug store ir her daughter.
THE lady bad been alTarIrE from the
lHra.. OF chronic stomach. liver and
bladder troubles fnr years ffrr auf.
f.r.rr we're plainly pictured .n ha-
face some 90 Tho Quaker ENtract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
WEST LIBERTY
COM NCEMENT
ANNUAL GRADUATION ESERcIs.
Rs WILL BE HELD TODAY
AT NORMAL SCHOOL.
Or. D. {. Phillips Of Denver UnIvec.
shy Colorado. VIII Deliver
Principal Address.

The f~orty-eighth annual commence.
ment of West Liberty Normal Will
be held this morning when tho class
or 1914 viii receive diplomas. Prof
John C. Shaw has completed ALI ar.
engagements Tor the event and has
some or ih" most noted cducators
ana speakers in thv country 10 mako
addresses before tho school fbis
morning The ommorr.w.r '"
dress viii be delivered nv Dr. d Is.
inl OF Denver University. Colora.
40 This viii bp followed nv Other
ddr"sscs, after which the dipIomas
VIII be presented TO the graduates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
TOURISTS RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stawm and Dauah
ter Are Home From an Extended
European Visit.

Mr. and Nre. Frank Sfaww and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. returned
home sunday evening from am extend.
% tour OF Europe They were BOD the
party which made rho trslr under Tho
Hotel Mon Protective Association of
AUrrlrH O'1'r local persons iu tho
nr and Mr. Oh S Mcclure Nr and
Nrs kiE0r remained iu Europe. ey.
p"rfIrr t0 spend no least two months
moro ir .ir.f seeing before returning
home. and Col NrIurn returned t0
America with fhe party but is spend.
irg ID f.N Days iu Naw York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
REPUBLICAN CALL
FOR PRIMARY OUT
OFFICIAL NOTICE SENT OUT
YESTERDAY BY SECRE-
TARY CREsAP.
VIII Be Held Tuesday Afternoon.
July f-Candidates Must File
Notice Before June 20.

The official call for the Ohio Conn.
~ republican primary 20 be helJ
tuesday afternoon. July !, was issued
yesterday. The call was signed nv
hartman George Phillips and Secrc-
iary Richard Cresap Of the county
executive committee Tie polls will
close IN tho city districts AZ I O'CLOCK
while in the country districts thsy
Will close ar s O'Clock.
The precincts have not been To-
Gated a. yet. but details for the pr
mary viii be- completed at a meeting
81 the county committee. 20 be held
Friday evening OF this week.
NoiIc' q been given hat candI-
oates must Ll" their petitions win
On" committee in writing on or befor,
June 20. az = O'Clock p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
THREE YEAR OLD CHILD FALLS
INTO TUB OF SCALDING WATER

minutes after being removed there.
The mother vas using the water 20
do the family washing. and while her
back was turned h child. who Was
into the tub.
Physicians were az once called and
bic ambulance was summoned
and the child rushed % the hospital.
but II vas too late. The little one was
terribly burned about the body and
suffered great agony. The body was
removed 10 the Noble morgue. where
n was prepared for burial after which
q was removed 10 the home OF the
parents On First street At a late
hour last evening the funeral rranr
ments had not been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

The young ladies belonging 20 tho
terrain church viii mold a picnic ~.
Gay evening al the home OF Mrs n
Young al tho west end of town
Zach one will bring their lunch and
M" repast Will be spread In the or
ohard a. the rear OF the house. Al
ttr"ard games and sewing will be the
chief amusoments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
ST. CwLAIRSYILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. June s.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society
at the church Wednesday afternoon
al 2 O'Clock The usual program will
b. held and Mrs. c. J. H~ciulein. Of
Bridgeport. will be present and give
an Instructive talk on missions. Al
ter the program refreshments will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

wees tract Of land in Barucsvme.
consideration 81.
From ~ W Citizen TO ". \. Craig.
tract az land in Mead township. con.
-id'ration $500.
From kuama Steer 10 D,lwyn Bun.
dy. tract OF land In Warren township.
consideration $40
From Rcbccca Bunday 10 ID. G. Bun.
tract OF land IN Warren township.
consideration 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
SON o. Ma. AND MRS. FRANK
cRAsoETTl, OF MARTINS
FERRY. DIES
After Suffering Terrible Agony-Ac.
eicent Occurred Yesterday After
noon at Family Home.

Yesterday afternoon about 2.30
O'clock. Paul. he young son Of Sir and
Mrs. Frank Grandetu. well known for
eign residents OF Martins Ferry. while
playing about the home. accidentally
fell Into a tub Of scaldinE hot water.
which was sitting on the floor. and
was 30 badly burned that he expired
at the Martins Ferry hospital Ia a few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

fo CnrdoIia WoLbrr. tract 81 land Bro
SladF side. confederation sIIs.
From Hannah shields TO Nelson
King tract oi land i0 pulfncy town.
ship consideration f~-HII
From Iolmsr N0Uiuo Company 90
J.. % Casey. tract or land in shady.
side consideration 900
From g. y Duty 20 Samuel 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

NN..f |N| NNHmH..|H N.NN .H NL session
u". tho -Ild judge Dayton. huz. for the
purpose OF alluwluE MIS- court cri'r Asa
hallah. and his lailln Eerksly Bcohm.
Coz receive their salaries. kept the books
open lu bits court at Phillip. West Viz
giuIa. some eight OF nine months q
year. that the books at rhillipi were
Nepf. open, as claimed, for "a period 81
-.H days last year.
Lacks Judicial Temperament
twenty sccuud- That tue acUuu and
q ut tu, said Judge Dayton while
permanent ANA taIrn"-s, that ia many
hc hes stated Co WITNESSES
wh" HAY. been summoned by The gov
and have testified before MIN.
that fu,F have sworn falsely and mas
directed the marshal OF las district mot
on pay the witness fee due those whose
testimony ne sees III Co disbelievc. that
he has refused TO enforce certain laws
OF the United states. stating as a reason
Tor his refusal that he docs not believe
such laws ar, right that be refused rH
relative Co the Chinese Immigration an
u cas-, tried before him at Nhe,iInk
W est virginia, giving a. his reason
therefor that De did not bcl'E, mat
such laws were riLlt. that In MS
charges Co grand Jurics he bitterly con
dennis hIll officials Of the United
States government ard has dem,lusi
and "a President Dl the I uI.tu
states from the bench and before the
ter al, Sew Federal Rules OF Procedure
wcr, promulgated uy the sUprem" cuGI.
ut tu, lulcfd states he openly do
uuuucsd and criticised from the bench
aud before the Jur. and other officials
UI Ils court. the supreme court OF ar-
l,H4s uf tho United states for ADOPTING
such rules and procedure. that he criti-
cises and d~eIuuurys petit JuUcs when
tu'l ia4l 20 convict Or find "A verdict OF
ralIft against persons tried Tor criUt-
nal offeuzes whom he considers guilty.
etc. that after persons have been sr-
quilted by Iurics In his court DE has
stated to them that they are guilty ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

Only one marriage license was S.
sued in the probate judges Office yes
tsrday
Paul q Grior. arr %. of GAINESVILLE.
o. and olive o. Jackson. ago 90. of
GAINESVILLE. % Rev l.. S Rose p,r.
formed fHt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

sion Of the statute oC the Tuttec states
relative Co tho compensation Of court
Uri'r- and lalIIr-. who receive pay only
WlI.s the District Court Is Iu session.
u'. the said JsdE, Dayton. haze. for tine
purpose OF allUwluE MIS- court gri.r Asa
ballah. and his lailln Berksly Bcohm.
Co receive their salaries. kept the books
HI'u lu bits court al Phillip. West VII
gIU|t. some eight OF min, months q
year. that the books at rhillipi were
kept. open. as claimed. for "a period Of
900 DAYS last wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09

70 ~ ~ TWTT0ToH
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-22
BODpOF POPE Plus,
CLAD IN PONTIF|CAL
ROBES, LIES IN STATE
Preparations Are Under Way For
Burial; Troops Withdraw
From St. Peters

Rome, Aug. 22.-The body of Pope
Plus X, clad in his pontifcal robes and
with the emblem of his sacred office
beside it, lay to-day in the chapel of
the Blessed Sacrament in st. Peters.
The doors of the great church were
opened and the faithful resumed their
pilgrimages to the bier.
Preparations for the burial are now
under way. The stairway leading to
the crypt under the altar where lie
the remains of st. Peter has been COW
cred with heavy boards. Down these
the bier will be lowered gently until
it is finally deposited near the casket
of Pope Plus VI.
Three hundred invitations have
been issued for the ceremonies of en-
tombing. Among those present will
be members of the diplomatic corps
and representatives of the Italian no.
biity.
The troops were withdrawn from
the square of St Peters this after
noon.