davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
goli,eiratb psraift,t Fdj.
5iirdlttt afiltisr ilmnadtnng, -
pebrertag inter rieiiaer Bethel
lianns. - grsnh. Gegiernns ge.
sen SnrHballeerridltHns. - ger.
idJicSnts.

Berlin. 4. SUM. - Nus Surdt
Dor aeiitiaer llmnahting bat Der
RoIiBciratb @elih IN Dem benadJ.
barteu Reufolu Gelbitnor0 began.
geh inoem CT iib NIT 8paufali
nergiitetc.
sSn aiel ipur6e nter reforObre.
dlenocr 1beilnnbme Die 3ogung oe5
Eeutiheu 9ebrerpcrbanoes croft.
net 5000 Geleaaten iino 5ugc.
gen, imO iie pertrcten 10000 9}it.
alieber. Ger beoeutcnoitc bisbcri.
ge gortrag mar Der ocS bctatnten
Faoagogen aerideniteiner ilber Die
,,Ratiounle 6inbcitsihuIe". Cine
Reibr gldnjcnocr 5eitliafciten itebt
auf Dem Brosramm Ger Der.
bouOsfaiic limo 5abIreide Siiitum.
gen 3ugenieien porOeu.
Die Hegierung bat Gin Geiudl
Der geb6roen oon 2iftenbera (es
III Die Sta0t I'M 8cgierlugs6cjirf
eotsbam gemeint), bic glufnabme
elmer glulei6e 5itr @rbaulmg elmer
5uru6alc 81 geitotten, ntdt seueb.
migt. oa tie beiiirdtct, bic Iurnbnae
fonnte mttunter aud an glrbciter.
uereinr - oas beiBt in oieienl
Sale, an io3iaIiitiidJe gereine -
pernlietbet ncrOeH
g9ic ans Bremen gemel0rt, bat
Der Gorb0eutide Slopbfapitdn Gon-
tau melher i'm porigen Sabre Dem
franjoiiihen 1reimaiter gFatrie"
aus Der Seenotb bali, in glnerfeu.
mng oeiicn Die fran80iiite goloeue
9fettlmgsne6aiIle erb1Iten.
Die RoIi3ei in Dresden bcrIudt
eifrig, 9luifIdruug iiber .eine mn.
terrible 9ranOitiitung i'm Sauie oes
bairiidcn 8eianoten bel Der iG6.
iiiher glcaierung, giongelas, 8it
tinoen. Ga8 6cuer bat iibrigens
feinen be0eutenocn Sdaoen getban
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
shh.Cmnhn.

Sn Der Qutberii6en ct. 2ufos
Stride beginuf beute Ole pierte iibr,
Itde Stootsfonpention Der 9utber
2tgo bon Nebrosfa. Die aonnention
enOet am 'SomItag. 3ic geonlten
iinb: 4nitor Greoerif Sdulbt, Ere.
mont, Baitor Q. $, yerion 8i5e,
grdfibent, SiiO.Cmaba; 8aItor o.
IS. Wlihelmain, gi3c-9ralioent,
@ranD eSsIorO; sSacob @ebrig,
@GobmeiIter, genion; SRI. gertbo
GIiaIier, 8rotof. Set; SRI. GIia.
Euebter, forr. Sef., SaiingS.
Gle stoblcu. imo 8utterihuppen
nlif benz 9Seter 2enaab Brunoitiid,
39 uno i strabc, iinO gelterl
Noduuitng total nieOergebranrt.
Ger gerIult betrast $500,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
DttrOignng brr
nttn OpItr!
SilfsfOnO fir bic SinterbIie6enea
Der llmsefommtnen &c.
griiHoet.

Quebec, a. SUM. - @ie anae.
fiin6iat, iono geitern Ole erite ge.
eroigung non Spfern Der mgnlpreB
Of SreIan0" 'aataitropbe itatt. Die
2eiden BON nelm Wtann Der DeIab.
lrng ipnroen beIt1ttet. Ger @iir.
germeiiter g1apoleon 9riiin BON
Quebec, Die geanlten Der Canadian
Rnctfic 8nbn un6 bic ean5e giir.
seridait nereittigten fib, I'm elm
tuiiroiges un0 einorudsboIles Gei.
denbegangnib 5u bieten. Ole Dill.
tdrnuIiffapeIIen Der @1rniion, cine
aboroning Offi5fere uno Wonn.
idaIten oes sSlotteitfreitoers y@lIer",
ons gan5e Wtilit1r unO bic Ghiden
betbeiIigteu fid.
Qonoon, a. Suni = 3u 0ent
SiIfsfono fir Die SfttterbIiebenen
bonn llngIiidsoontpfer oGmpreB Of
SreInno" bat 40nig George bon
England $2500, Roniein W21r1
$1250, Der grfn5 BON 8oIes $3.50
uuo bie aonigin-gBtttpe 9[Ieranord
$1,000 beiseiteuert.
MontreaI, A. Suni. - Gie @i-
gentbiimer oes 4obIeni9iffes yStor.
itoo" baben ourd ibren aniDoIt oo.
rum eriuht, oaIieIbe pie6er frei
5u geben. sic beboupten Iteif iino
felt SnB oieies Sdiff nidt fir o1s
llngliif Der 0@mpreB" bernlttport-
lid iei.
lteber Die Srnge, o6 cine Sebiing
Oes Iebteren 9oupfers nerirdt Der.
ben ioll, miro Die Sdiffsberiide.
rlngsgeieai6aft Der 2lop0s erti9ei.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
Se[6ftmurSperindl.

Y1itttDo6 fltr5 Dor s l1br Mben6s
mo9te 8iIliom 0'S6ouabneIIp BON
4anias Gitp im 5airnount 8arf
einen SelbIttnor6oeriu6, inoem ct
@ift nabnt. @Iei6 nodoem er oos
@ift genonrmen bate, itieB er ei.
men burhoringenben S6rei aus,
Der bon einem fleiHem WG6den
bernommen muroe uno ben Wfonn
SIT 8ooen fallen iab. SdIeulrigit
benadri9tigte oos &ino feinen ga-
ter, Der NIT onoeren M1nnern ber.
beieiIte. Sofort tpuBten iie, ooB
Der 0tann Gift genomncn ntt6
patl6ten init @rfoIg Elm @egengift
an. 9(n ieiner Berion fano man
einen 8rief, Der auf einen grief-
fopf bon S. s. s. 9flunobr, 207
iii0Iide t3. StraBe, 0ntabd. nbge.
faBt mar, IN ipeLdem er ieinen 2e-
bensIolti ifi38irt bate. Sorgen
iiber ben 8erluit ieiner SteIlung
ais Seueripebrnann in &onias Gitp,
pofiir er Sen bortigen GRANDMOTHER
bernnttportIif bdlt, iotpie aud Die
@ntfreuoumg ieiner Son1iIie batten
ibm 6n8 2eben berIeioet. Gr er.
iudt, oaB feline in Chicago iDobnen-
Cen 8ermonoten benodridtigt iper-
Den. 9tm @rdberihmiifungstage
bate 0'Sbaugbneiin in Giio-0nta.
ia etnen 5eIbitmoroOerild gernaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
glns bem stante Soma.
(Sarlina.

,Sr1ulein Celia Shnts un0 Serr
Gnlil a0nen muroen lebte 8o6e
in Der bieiigeu tatboliiden ct. 9oni-
fo3ius.air6e fiir's 2eben Oereinigt.
Serr giarrer gromenidenfeL Ieitete
Die 6eierIidfeit. gta6 beriel.
ben beaaben iid Die iungen Che.
Ieute nit ben 5ablreiden @diten rab
ben 6auie Der 9raliteItern, mo Der
SodjeitSidmous ierpirt nurbe. Die
beutide gornet.aapeIe iorgte fir
Den muiifaliihen 1befl Der Inter.
baltung. Sn Den glbenOitunOen tuur-
be i'm bieiigen Gpernbaus ein gro.
Der Ian5 beranitaltet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
an l,rinntnnbirn, GlIm Vnnit

Rom; A. SUM. aaroinol.gr5.
biidof 6arIep bat bente 9ion Der.
Ioiien, Inn ft 5ltnadit nnd Der
Shmei5 3a begeben, poielbit er
Dem GuhoriitcnfougreB beitpobnen
miro. sfltrj Dor ieiuer gtbreiie ipur.
De er bonn 9apit III grinatouoien3
cntpfangen. giidof gfotbiost 6.
2euibon bon Greet Sails, Utonta-
no, nuroe eejtern BON 9npit in
9luOien3 entpiangen uno itelte oenl
Bomptifer eine Geibe amerifoniider
BiIoer Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
@irthidlaiten miIiifn idllieilen.

Wffnice, 15l0a 4. SUM = 9iqd.
item 5mnitag peroen ale bieiigen
@irthfhoften geidloiien iuerocn.
Dieies erfoIgt in llebereinItimmung
init Der am 9, Waai itattgdlmoenen
g9obI bel pelder Die oSrodenen"
INIT 462 Stimmen Mcbrbeit Iieaten.
Die u8iirre" miro 5lpei Sabre lang
anboIten, auBcr Die @eri1te emf.
l1eioen onOers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
GarrpQ.

Die aqt6olifen boben i'm nor6Ii.
den Sbeil Der Staot elm groBeS
@runoitiid erporben, lporali ipater
cine Stride erri6tet ner6en ioa.
Sier itorb cine Der dlteiter oeltt.
iden 6rauen I'M Gountp. 5rnu
gt. 9. @nam Itarb oln 5reitng ben
%. Dfai in ibrem 6eim, an Der
Die 8eritorbe.
ne itamnt aus Stuttgart, 8irt-
uno fam aIs aino nit iA-
rem gltcrn nad glmertfa. Sic
poblite ieit Dem Sabre 1873 in
Carroll GountD. 5rau @nam CT
reibte Elm 9llter bon IA Sabren.
Die geerbigung faub AM Montag,
25. Mlai, itatt. Die 8rauerfeier
fano IN Der 2. 2. 8eter uno Bauls
Stride Itatt, nobel Batter aiimper
amtirte. Sic binterIobt ibren trnu.
ernben @atten, bier Sobne unb bier
3ohter. Cine reide 8lrmepipenoe
8ierte ben Sarg Der geritor6enen
Die 5abIloien gerlpanoten uno
Sreunoe goben oerielben ons Iette
@eIeit.
0lori6alltotpn. Der 81 idbrigc
6ormer &ugb 9SoIing, gater bon
6rei fIeinen anaber, iagte iif) lette
Wof)e 3tpei aligeln ourh Oos 6erB,
Die ieinen Iofortigen Zoo berbei-
fiibrter Cine Iangipierigc &rdnf.
belt ioa ibn 3ll Der 8er8ipeifltlnss-|
tbat belpogen bobeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
@ernthen had in bie a1aars.

Gin &onpf 3pliben 6tpei 3-idb.
rigen giib9en, 8opne Grmcis itn1
&ennetb 9e @oIf bate aur SoIge.
oaB ole gaiitter iih in Die Snare
gerietbeu, inOen ieoe bet sSraiien
bebauptete, Der onOere sSiinge ba-
be ange5angen. Stun, Die Sade
berIief geIinoe mb bunoriTtiIH i'm
Goli6eigeridt, inoem Serr sSrancis,
Scr feline ssrau angeipornt batte,
So noiftirt erbieIt, ip1brenO Die
Satin fret ditseing. 9ie @trnfe
ipuroe iibrioeHs ipdter aud nufge.
bubei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
9,nfmal filr gartdolOt.

philadelphia, 4 9Iiui - Bon
giits6urgb, ga, fonlmt Die 9lnre.
gung, gliharo 9artboIot elm Cent.
NAL 5u crrihten. glu6 6ieier ia.
be, tuic gn1il greetorius, Carl 91n-
ser mo Garl Sfura oenen am "a.
Dfai in Sf. 2ouis ein 3enflnol ge.
neibt muroe. ieine eriten Sporen
auf Dem 5eloe OeS ofienttihen sc.
bens ais oeutidamerifoniider Sour.
naIiiten in ct. 2ouiS crrltngen Gr
babe 9lniprlih barauf, bon ieinen
Ditbiirgern in Stein un0 @r3 Der.
epigt 81 tueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
0as geairfs.9nrnfeit.

8aS 8e3irf8turnfcIt 6es Ronias.
MiIiouri 8urn6e5irfS finoet am
Somitag uno Sonntng, 90. un0 81.
SUM in 2eaoenportb, aonios, Itatt.
ssoIt ale gereine 0e8 8e3trfs ba.
ben ibre 9etbeiIigung 5ugeiagt uno
iiebt man einem angenebmen selt
entgegen. 8e3irfStltrnpart Glttber
bat foIgenOes @rogranm aufgeiteIIt
iSreitag glberto lmo Samitog gor.
nittag = Gnpfang Der altstpGrti.
gen Eurter uno 8erobreihlug Der
Seitdb5ei6en uno g3ummern Ser
@ett.5rrner an Die 8ereinSIeiter.
SomItag gorruittag, 10 ltbr =
&drnpfridter.Sibune i'm Surniaol.
Sanlitag gta6nlittag, 2 llbr.-
8eginn oe3 Ereisturnens.
Samitag 9l6eno bon s Bis t2
l1br - 8alt5frGn5den i'm Eon5ioaI
Ser SurnboIle.
Gonntog Norgen, s l1br, -
@erdtbeturnen.
Counting 9tohrnittog - 02oIien.
itobiibuugen, Shoutltrnen, Gtaffet.
tentuettlanf i'm Ellrnergarten.
Sonntag gtben0 ~ &reiSpert9ci-
lung rnO 8all in Der 9lrnbalIc.
------------------------
az ......a r 81 49,. Vi - ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
0nthr.N .Nlnridl.

Serr 2amrence aotbc BON 5orcit
@rcen Wto, fpllr6e 0llttpod glbeno
s llbr nit SRI. emma @arih,
lofter BON Serru &. u. 0}arid,
3S mo SaniItou 5trabe, 0urd
Eaitor &. Z. Gtto in Der neuen
Il. gaul5 Stride getralt. @iele
5relmoe OcS iilngen 9a1res nobn.
ten Der ieierlihen SouoIuus bel.
Ionn folgte in Der @o6mmg Der
graut Elm gldn8euoe5 6of5eitsmabl.
0as iunge Boar miro ii6 I'M
Staate gliiiouri nieoerIaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
Jiaa utrIifrt
ObtrkOmmanoO!
6tHeraI glaf.ra ~ Seiitn RadlfOlscr
ernnuat-S StaOt NerifO fur
Hebclltn nntiuutbmbar. g.

Smnrej, Dlera A. Snni.--'Scneral
Garran3d, 6iibrcr Der RebeIlen, bat
General gaRoiil Ratera 5ium Eber.
fonunanoirenoen Ger Rebcncuarmee
ernaHnt. Sen. g'iaa bciinoet iib
aeeenfu1rtig in G6ibun6un, lpo or
ii4 zines SdlsiibclS uegen bon ci.
nem glrjt beban0eIn l1Bt. Gin
6reiio oes abgeiebteu @cncrals
iaate: g8ia1 ipuBte bcreits Dor
mebreren Saaeu, oab gIatcra gum
Sbcrbefeblsbaber Der 5ruppen er.
nonnt rperOen fpiir0c 8iaa babe
ibm .geaeniiber erfl1rt, oaB, mas
GdrrnnBa tbuc. ipoblgetbnn iei, pem
er nitr Die giibe lmb Oromna IN
Merifo uieber beriteae 5botiafe
it, odB me1rere llntcriiibrer mli
9ina's erfolg eifGriiIhtig maren
nno ibm olerIei Stpierigfeiten IN
ben Iegten"
1lsrito fir 9lc6cllcn mciunc6m6ar.
9ern Grub Wler., 4. ,ani -Sia.
pitdn 81. u. gurniioc, friiber U2i.
Iifdr glttade Scr amerifoniidcn
@eianotifnit in Der Stoot D1erifo,
bat General 5inliton cinen eiuaebcn.
ben 8eri9t ilber Die Stdrtcoerbdlt.
niiie Der 6eoeroliiteu uno aoniti.
tiitiondliiten mterbrcitet. gurnii6e
alnubt nidt, OaB Gmrou5a neitcr
nod Dem SiiSen porSringeu perOe;
oenn iie pdren nitt I'M 5tan6e, Die
Stnot Werifo eirunnebmen. Gr
eibt Siierta's geianlnte Streitnaft
diif 10000 Mann an; etfpa 10000
befennen it 81 ben aonitttittionaIi.
iten, bod p1reH Die mciiteu MIR
ouf glaitb ausaeiogcu. Die 3opn.
tiiten m1ren etipa $1,000 9lonn
iiarf. bod pernoaen bieie nur IN
weuigen Staaten 81 operiren.
Die Observation-Disclosures.
gli1gara sails, 4. SUM. sen.
te ridtet iit Oas 95ntereiic Der sSrie.
oens.8ermittlulngs soelcgaten baupt.
iodlid) auf Garrur}n, oas Gber.
bniipt Der merifaniiden 8erfai.
fiingspdrieilcr. Bon 6ieiem mug
Die ndhite 9cne1iiHg foumen, mel.
die barber entid)eioen miro, ob
Dlerifo ii6erbaupt aui DIPLOMAT.
idem @ege berubigt miro. Die
Bertreter 9uerta's mo Garran3a'S
befanipfen chamber in grfldrm.
gen. gingerpei6te nollen DiIier,
bic 9ernittler b1ttcn iest tire
SteIung 10 aeihidt iorrulirt. Cas-
Die 8erfoiillngsparteiIer lid faum.
nod neigern fonnten, cinem 9lbfom.
men, aud be3iiglih ocS @afienitia.
itnn0s. bei5utreten.
Der 8iftator Sucrtn bat ourf)|
ieine @ertretcr erflGren IaiIen. er
iei bereit. ob3uoanten menn Mteri.
TO spolitii6 berubigt iei", uuS Die
rndfolgen0e Re9ierling BON Der Of.
fcntlihen Wleinling uutcritiist per.
be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04

.. s. @urn. oeiitIder Opt.
fer. Gtusen inlteriiid)t fit Bril-.
len. 4a3---b granosis Gebduoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
6amilieutrng1Oic.
Wlntter ermOrSet lire bciSen Sod,
ter uHO bcgcbt Selbi.
murO,

Coma Bead, Sal, 4 SUM. -
Die 29.idbrigc 5rau Qcna Raa6 cr.
mororte lire beiocn ainOer, Mao.
den i'm glIter pou 6 ,Sabren rcip.
10 Uionaten mo beartg 0oun
SeIbituoro, in0cm tie ii4 Die acble
ourdicbuitt sSn einem in 6eut.
idler Spradc 3uriidgelniicncnSd
ben erfIdrt tie. Dab Or. 8alter 9.
SiG, ein prominenter glrjt in 2oua
Bead, lie periiibrt babe mo iie Die
5dau6e uiAt ilberlebcn poQe. Der
9lr5t nuroe berbaitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04

Ger SyuneIier 9tbra6om @.
Hips bot icineu ganfcrott ongcmel.
bet. - Sdmoen $34,580.33.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04
Wrtter6rridlt.

ltn6eitdnOig nbenos urr0 6reitag;
etlDas tiibler abenOs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04

sIbonl;irt auf Die adsIide Tribiine.
$4O0 pos Subr Surd Die 9oit,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-04

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, u recognized as
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
Nebraska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
RIVER NEWS

Word was received here Yesterday
10 the effect that the relief teamer
admiral Dewey has been sold bv tho
Ohio & Mississippi Transportation
company 10 Captain Lewis Tanner
owner of the steamer Jewell. towing
for tho United States engineers I'm
reclamation work on the lower Ohio
and upper Mississippi river. The Ad-
miral Dewey operated I'm the local
trade Tor n time about a year AGO
running between Pittsburgh and
inrkersbur- ana was used as relief
boat during tho last flood. CAPTAIN
Tanner has The contract for towing
Tho steel bridges IN course of con.
siruction 90 Ambridre. Pa. 20 vicks
burg Miss The Admiral Dewey at
pre- o. on tho Point Pleasant
dock' undergoing slight changes and
repairs
Tho liberty arrived AZ tho local
unnrf lasf n'eht and fs scheduled 10
leave ai N o'clock This morning gbo
HNl hn In araiu tomorrow evening
fri 0uf Saturday morning
Dur H -'Irhf change was noted ip
f'o a'aFr of fHe river yesterday tho
- hofcr.nr around the eir.foof
mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
Martins Ferrv nriafn-

TIE regular mid-weeE prayep services
mold IN the local churches last evening
were largely attended.
The Junior Mechanics viii hold a reg
Mar meeting in their hall iu the Shrcve-
iierNey building this evening.
\ large crowd OF local people attend
ed the pictures. Traffic In Souls" at
ile Court theater In Wheeling yester-
Mrs. Henry Guterzuher. OF Pipe Greek.
returned Co ne rhomc Yesterday artCT
spending q few days with the family
OF Mr.. aud Airs. Fred Sommers.
The new auto fire truck made a record
run 10 the fire az the Aetna- STANDARD
mill Yesterday morning.
John Furhce. popular motorman On
me Raylend line. is on duty for a few
DAVIS visiting relatives In West virginia.
There viii be q general moffe-up on
This division OF the Wheeling Traction
company sunday morning.
Matters are stiu very quiet around the
city building. as no arrests have been
made so FAR this week.
Miss Nesta Hell U.s. ~ at her home on
Park street. threatened with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. IT. G. Pratt will leave this eve
mini FOR Philadelphia. where she will
visit relatives FOR several weeks.
Mrs. Ed RCthmyer will go 60 Sttuben-
Vile this morning TO attend the funeral
OF a relative.
The Spence-EaEEs stove foundry win
resume operations tomorrow morrrfE.
the inventory OF the stock having been
completed.
Mrs. stephans. Of this city. left YES
terday for Steuhenyille to attend the fu-
neral or the late Mrs. Monroe. "A former
resident OF his city.
Any one having items Of interest Tor
phone or leave same at Ralston A
parkcr's drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
HOLDING UP
AMERICANS

PEKING. Jan. THE brigand,
Hwang LANG. who. during the anti.
Manchu revolt. proclaimed himself
kingemperor. still dehes the authori.
Ties and refuses to permit the Ameri-
can missionaries who have been for
months at Foo-Chow. to return TO
their missions in the interior, al
though he has allowed all other for
elgners 10 do so.
The American legation has made re-
peated representations TO the Chinese
foreign office on the subject. but Ed
ward T. Williams. former American
charge diahaires. and Paul s. Reinsch.
the present American minister. have
been equally unsuccessful in their eff
forts TO persuade the Chinese ove
ment 10 take any action.
In American circles here Il is
thought that only the landing of a
force of marines will accomplish the
fulnllment of Chinese treaty obliga-
tons. and II is pointed out that the
japanese and other nations obtain
quick satisfaction for their griey-
ances by making naval displays. IL
Is remarked that neither foreign
residents nor the Chinese contem-
plate the possibility OF the United
states taking any such action. and
mat consequently there will he a
Gonlnuance of defiance by Hwang-
LANG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
STARTS ON anti
TRUST MESSAGE

PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss. Jaan. =
President Wilson began work todav n,
the message dealing with antitrust
legislation which he will read 10 CON.
gress shortly after his return 10 Wash.
inEton.
Just what this new message contains
known only 10 the President No
indication Of its nature will be al.
tuiEed until it o. submitted TO the cab.
met members and Democratic con.
ersssi0nai leaders
When the President finished bis rolf
same today an old negro approacb %
ine presidential Eroup.
lm Ten Williams. IoW Davfss old
BODY servant Do said. and I vanfoJ
in meet NJ Wilson
ihe President stepped forward and
shook Die hand. He asked the Negro
arf
expects I'm % anyway. he re-
A. che President motored back d,
hIf cottage a0rr golf b. d-'rtrfbutsT
ll To frn children Who erected
alnnE naV Tho little one.
20 around Die automobile arf
Dim uIfn scores % 1l-asfirne
nnnrrou fhe presidential auforrr
HNI r1rrN more candy 81 mon.
DOT FrIuEn fn r1 around tnfrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
new PHASE OF
MORAL CRUSADE

SALEM, Ore. Jan. 7.-Governor Os.
Wald West started a new phase of his
moral crusade in Baker county todag
trict Attorney Goodwin that unIess
Goodwin enforced immediately the
nuisance act relating TO houses OF Ill
repute. passed at the recent session OF
ed for neglect OF duty.
Governor West said the section OF
the code under which he could pro-
coed against the district attorney pro
Nlded that any officer who failed 10
perform his duty should be subject 10
IMPRISONMENT or fine and dismissal
from office.
orders were issued by the governor
70 the mayors OF Whitney. summer
flames and North Powder rigidIv 10
enforce the laws. He plans sending ma
,lonal guardsmen TO these towns N
ne learns the laws regulating the sale
or liquor and suppressing dfsorderiy
resorts are not being enforced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
new MINISTER
FROM GREECE

VIENNA. Jan. Z. Asamemnon
Schliemann, who was appointed TO.
day minister OF Greece TO the United
States. is thirty-three a OF age.
Twelve years ago. soon after his mar
rage. he spent a year I'm the United
states. He speaks English almost as
well as he speaks Greek and is IA
miliar with the problems that confront
MS countrymen in America. He re-
ceived his education in Germany and
rance and is a thorough cosmopoli-
tan. His wife. the daughter OF a
Danish merchant. but a native OF
Athens, is considered one of the most
beautiful women in Greece. She is a
social leader and was prominent in
the work organized by the women of
Greece during the recent war in the
Balkans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
TIE VOTE SETTLED
Elm Grove Election Again Brought Up
al meeting Last Night and Sue
eessful Candidate Qualified

The town council OF Elm Grove hold
= special meeting a. the town hall
last evening for the purpose ~ eci.
iihe several matters pertaining fo tho
election which was held January D.
no hrsf matter taken up by council
was tho method OF deciding tho fa
vote between John Reieter and George
..''o"au. each with "a total vote of
i'' Attorney T. D. HandIau was
present. in behalf Of tine voters ana
"H'n asked concerning the natter
Igro.tnd tuat DO could hc settled b,
pIacinE OBJ" names of tho two mon bon
= Nai and drawing for tho winner
'. wa done with tho result that
NcGowuu won.
Ih" unNf Thing taken up p4s tho
m'i''r OF cluvHH-inv tho votes clsf
'n' 81 was found 'r-' 77f was fhr
'0..I number NlrDr p s. u.ne and
nI OBJ. 0nHu.imnr fran took bod.
q. 'fir. for fhn coming soar
IH' H''.Ir- aa. adjourned I'D. Jam.
' for Tho purpose off administer.
.ns i'' oath foo thr remaining officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
If PAST FIFTY
USE "~CASCARETS"
What glasses are TO weak eyes
Cascarets are TO weak
bowels.

Get a 10-cent box now.
Most old people must give TO the
bowels some regular help. else they
suner o constipation. The condt.
ton Is perfectly natural II is tust
as natural as Il is for old people 10
Walk slowly. For age Is never so
actiNe as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the towels ara muscles.
80 all old people need C~ascarets.
One might as well refuse TO aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
sente aid 10 weak bowels. The bowels
must be kept active. This is lmpor.
amt at all ages. but never so much
as az fifty.
age Is not a time for harsh physics.
iOuth may occasionally whip the bow
els INTO activity. But a lash can't be
used every day. What the bowels OF
me old need is a gentle and natural
ionic One that can be constantly
used without harm. The only such
.ohlc Is Cascarets. and they cost only
10 cents per box at any drug store.
ihey work while o sleep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
Missionary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting % IN.
Woman Home Mt~Stounr1 atrf.tv Of
me First NJ. = church will bc hold In
the church this Afternoon and An.
FoErnm has been arranged. Thl. a.
the trst meeting Of the society this
year The following program VIII be
Suhiect-"rhc Immigrant"
heNnote-rhis dsy W fashion Destiny.
our debt OF fate We spin"
hymn-'our native Land for God"
Bible study-isa -. 5. Exod. %. 81.
Matt %. u: pcut. 81. Il. Acts. l..
20 pcut.. 90. Is. Matt. %. b. 40.
The New Amcrica-RcvicW OF Chap
Ter Mrs. NJ. r. Sarp
-.....-... Miss Lupfon
Responsive Rcadiug -The Immigrant
OF Yesterday the Immigrant Of To
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-08
Poisoning
Is Fatal

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 7-Ptomaine
poisoning. believed to have been
caused oy canned plum pudding. to-
Gay claimed the second member OF
ne family Of Harvey johnson OF
LI1aoeth Allegheny county. The
p-Um pudding was eaten December
anu the seven members OF the
,s"ly became Ill A daughter. aged
10 months. died last SATURDAY. and
Ads Johnson. aged IL. succumbed to-
lay The other i've members OF the
ismi'y are III and the condition OF
three OF them Is serious. The coro-
ner Is making an Investigation.