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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

itono uno sic por5ii9lidenGigenihai-
ten oes Mlateriole lalien es ais Hdber
eriheinen oaB sic @eihiise oen gan
5en Selo5ug iiber ausbalteu meroeu.
Sie mcroen alio IN Ser Sage ieiu,
nod mouHe 9eieitiguug 81 3erit0ren
@run man Sic gcrnige g8ioer
iionosidbigicit ou9 Der moocrncu
@eicitiaun9sanIagcn, ielbit penn iie
qon5 aus 9eton ilno ASnn5er bciiebeil,
crternt 1T bic Sroge wobl bcrehtigt
pelhen @ertb oenn .oic 6eihngeii
iiberbailpt nod baben Gas Seuer
gcgcn sic glnhuerpener Sorts fat
tnopp "a Shmocu gcOauert, rno
0aun parcn lie 5liiaHHcngeihollen.
@orlduiiq muB man auerOiuas 5ugc.
bcil oaB Scr @crtb Der geiciiignugcn
oieien 9ngriiismittcln gcacniibcr
ic6r crbcbIih bcrabaenlin0ert IT.
,Smmerbin qcbeu Sic 9eieitigungcn
Der glrinec ShuB mo criiilen ibrc
gluigabcn bis ser 9lnqrefer bic
idmercn @eiHiibe in Ebdtigfeit ge.
bradlt bat. 5o lit cs alh 0cr Jurild.
gcgangenen belgiihtN 9lruec aelim-
acit iiH untcr Dem 5dis 0er gInt.
lpcrpcncr @cicitiglmscn bis ieet 5u
boltcn. 5ic babcn audi oic octtihe
ScccsIcihng 5cDuluigch gcacn 9lut'
pcrpcn itdrfcrc arditc 5u entienOcn
lno alle Norbcreitun9cn iiir bic Be-
Ioqcrnig uno ocn artiaeriitiidcn sln-
oriff 5u treiieu. @drc glntlperpcn
ni6t beieitigt getpeiea 70 mare Scr
Ncit oes belgiiden 0ccrcs iAon ldHglt
III offencut 6eloc 1eialagcn porocn
rmo ienc Qrobe Saienita0t ihon Ian
az iii oeutid)em geiis Bon oiricnl
Sciihtsplmftc ans fam man Oes6alb
ouh jeet nod iagcn. oaB sic 9eielti.
gingcn pon Anhuerpen i6rc gluigabc
crfiiQt babcn ielblt Uenu bel ibrer
9Iulogc nit elmer picI ldngeren @i
0eritanosoauer gerednet pnroe, ais
iic t6otidAih cingetreten lit.
Gos gpeite mibtigc Dloment pas
bci oem 9fngriif olii 9lntmcrpen 3iI
Gage actreteu iit. lit sic 9lrt ocs gIn.
ariiics. Ticie iit tDpiiH iiir 0os
@orgcben oegeu 0ie groBcn Eager
nno NlanourirpldBe, oeren 8eTelti.
anngen eincn ioImcn llmiong angc
Nomuen babel 0aB cine polfomnc-
lie @inihlieBlng mi0 planmdBige
9clageung, mic iie frii6er iiblif
mar, imperb1ltniBnldBig Diel pcrio-
nclc mo ndterieae NGttel in Pin
ipruh Qcuommen bGtte. 9Rau bielt
ocsbaI6 aild bduig oieie 9roBeu
9Slase fiir ibmer bc5ming6or. IS bat
iih iest aber ge5eist oaB es geniigt
einen E6eil Der 9eieitigungeu an5u-
greifen unO jii beihieBen, obnc OaB
man oie gan5e 6elhna ein3uidIieBen
braudt Wlml gebt Damn abidnittS"
peiie por. 0ieie 9lrt oes @orge6ens
iit aber aub mir moalid, pcnn Der
glugrcifer iiber 70 itarfc 9lngriiiSmit'
tcl ucriiot 0aB cr ihuea pom cincm
glbiHuitt 5im an0crcn ellen fanm
un0 ooE Der @ert6cioigcr, menn CT
uol auBrn ncucn 3u5ug all Dlatcrial
tn0 @erional erbolt nidt in Der Gage
lit oicicn ais6mnBen ) Sonlit bat
Die @iuiiibrilng Der nelIcn ltorfipir-
fenocn 9elaaeringsgcidilbc 5ugleib
oucb bic Nloglidtcit 5u cineln nelien
gln9rifisperiabren gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
Sic glrtillerie Our 9Iutuerpcn.
lNoiIiiAc 8eihma nom 3. ott0Oerl


(9spiiiibc Getting BON 3. Gftobcr,)
Gie lebien 9lahrihicl bic ii1er
Sen oeutiHeu 9lugriif ali 9Intperpen
betonnt gemoht lporOeu iino, iino
III 0oppcltcr Suiiiht bcmerfensipcrt9.
@imol 3ci9eu ie Die aeringe gSiocr.
iton0sfrait oQer 9efeitigunasoula
geu aud ser mo0erniien gegen bic
g9irfunacn ocr iieucn oclitiheu @es
ihiibc. gs lpicoer6olt iid bier, iuoS
iid aud bel ollen onoereit 6eliingen
mo Spcrrioris ae5eigt battc. Soluie
bic icbmcrcu 0eliiden inlO olterrcidli
idcn CScidliibc ti 5tclhu0 gegau9cH
iulo nno i6r 8euer croiinct 6abcn
bcoorf Is lur ctles perbdliniBndBig
fu3cn Sencrs, lin Die ieiuolihen
@crtc nieccr5utdnipicr SSm beion.
0crn ait oicS uon ocn ~ tr..eSes
idiiben luio oen oiicrreihiiden Nlo.
tor6attcricn. o. iit lpobI Sic 6rogc
auiaeporicu. o6 bic l2i3mlr oen
aolBcn 6eIopIB niS6oIien lpiir0cn
oa tie ia ieBt icbon ie6r III glniprid)
gcnoiunicn iiuo nio ihnen nod clue
aon3c 9cibo ouOcrcr gnligabcn bcuors
iicht Gicic Sra9c fann aber iln6c
ningt beia1t lperoeu Qle'l ipridlt ia
inn ol0emcinen bel oen ichpcreu @e
ihiiBen BON i6rer Se6enSoaucr, oic 81
. tci oen 1roBen aolibern Der gla.
rine ciuc cngbegreu3te iit 90 lollen
beiipielslneiic Die engliihen SdiTis
acihiibc mlr t50 5hiiiie ausbalteu
1urA Sic bei ser @er6renmmg Der
Ircibuiiitel antiiebcnoeu boDen Gent
perahlren piro o1s Nohr oilsges
bronnt. Ger SeelenourhmcNer miro
perdn0eri % 0aB oie iic6erc Iii6rllg
ocs @cidoiics i'm Mohre III 6rngr &c
itcat it'll Gs flnttert uno biiBt an
Grcffiihcr6eit cin Gle arnpp'ihen
@cihiibrobra limo ihon an un0 iiir
iid iebr uicI bciier mo boltborer, ais
nac nnoercn Aonlirtltiionen 10 oaB
auh Sic Arupp'id6en Sdiiisacidliite
eine niel aroBerc SebenS0ouer De.
iieel &ei 0en1 " cul-@eidiiBe Iic
aen Die @er6dtniiie ii6er1olpt aiin
itiger EieieS 1T ten 6lad6a9n@c
iHiis NIT groBer 9lniangSgeldpils
oigfeit nn0 oemeniipreheno itorfer
Noouna uno boher 9erbrennnn8s'
lenperaiir ion0ern Elm Qlorier NIT
uerldltuisnaBig gerin8er Sooulg
uu0 nieoriaer Semperohr Eeslal6
miro augD ooS aioGruciall iucniacr
iii 9lniprul aenonnncn Iieer HIM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
lNnIfimnre Nemetern.
ggermIIdlte gInasIaen.
Wn Sic 7n men.

pl- ttnssaf Gmai2 "a htr Etnbl-
uuicre 9ldhsRloiicn jest c'ter- Sun9e Doueh.
pelde oie aeioernadicrit1 ran ben Hsn';eiI
III 9cit onrm ocn 9lushlub al biels &lnfsn
erteihcn tlnicrrint MorGcrs IooM'iiane ullo
qlhcnos 9colcmc 5tuuoen. 1ni o1ule ue'
pounene Ntbci.'n idnaei mapreno pcs uIliet'
tidii TIN gnimur ION Winiicrn ertbeilt, NdDer'
glnsntnit i@riiiiu 9oer mlaoltn bel brI
0nbcte. Vr aO2 gSehsEoroiuan-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

nNigen ooB mir ourtlalten meroen
mit oer 0ilBeriten glnipamumg aQer
&rdite unO Inn Oen &reis Der dliBer'
item Gpier bis 3u Dem 6rie0en Der
uaiercm GoIfe iiir oie lc5euOea uuo
bic fommenOen @eidlcdter 6reiteit
na0 @bre Jfube lmo @abst6um Der-
biirgt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
ID. .NeIfieridl iI6er 0ie SrieasnnIeile

Tr. 'pelfferidl iiber bic SlrIegsnnleibc.
Gen t9otidNlicbcn Grfolg Der oeut.
ihen aricqsauleibe imter5iebt Der Dis
rcftor Der Seutiben 9nnf @cbems
ratb Gr. 0elffcrid6, in u9onfarhio"
cincr ldngercn 9etrahtuno 9llS eit.
idciOcnoe lIriohen oes gldn5cn0cu
Grge6niiies Der aricgsnnIcibc Iiibrt
cr ans aGriteuS lit Teiitidlono's
&olfsiuo6litano i'm 9auic DER lettcli
oSo9r3ebnte 0ent alt6crii6nitcn 9icif
tbmi 6raufred's imo io9ar 0cnlic'
nigcn GnglonO'S porausaccilt 3pei
tcnS periiiot DcutidIono iiir 5rie
ocns. ino lin fricas5eitcn iiber cine
unpcrgleihliA 6eiiere pirt5idoltlibe
mo iinau5ieae organization als IN
icre @cgner- Trittcts duBcrt iim
Scr gcfpdlti9c 9(nfihpung unlcres
@olfcs in oieier ididialSidpcren3cit
III cinrm bon ocn 5ron5oen nid]t
crrcid)tcu lulO BON ocn gugIdnocril
uugefoiuateu Gpicrwiflcn lluO
idlicBliA 6aben lpir nlid aif oent
finauseucu Bebietc .Si6rer cercn
g9ilensfroft m0 tlarer glid Orn
Sie0 perbiracn @armc @ortc pi0'
met Scliierih ser Reids6onf uu0 ID
rem Nrdii0eutelL oeiirn froituoae
mo antihloiene Sii1riing an Dem
Grfolg ciucu lueicntliheu 9lnt9eil
5ot. Selifcridj id1licBt Sic AZ
Miaioroeu arcif6or mo nateriea,
wie lie iiuo, 1a6en ibre iOeale 9cOci4
tuna ais 9tasOrud Oos Nidens sum
5ieg. Ser oae gauge Oeutidc Golf %.
icelt, mo ais llnterpfdno 0aiiir, oaB
unS oer Sicg mer0cu miB GinGolf,
Ooe III elmer s5Hidiolsitrnoc iolhcr
aroitlciitrugcn fd6ig lit FAM nidt
mtcrgc6en. Ticic ScuiBGcit nlogc
inns itGrfeu Zen Scinoen aber mo
gcn sic ~ Ndaidrocn 5cigen, 0oB'
oue ibre 9ednin9cu AMI Gelltldl
IanO's mirt1id5aftlid]e uno fInan5iellc
SAwdhe ebenio ialid iiuo mie ibre
Spctulatioueu auf Die llnefligfeit
Ser oeiitiden @drteiet ODER Stdnrmc.
@or 9lQent Quglaiio mag ertennen,
ooB aQe &lone Eeutdldlo iuirth
idlaftlih uno iinan5ieIl oni Die anie
5il Suingct ol unlcrcr Nlaht lul0
uiiercm gSiuen jnidan0eu meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

uaeau.rcdsn - GroBes Eager, prompte
gienfie ~ NJ &lnalcS, % @hbscumatD.
eirNBe TcIep5on Ct gau 39o7.
(Siini29 .&&G.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

Gcltcrreit llngorr. Ios 0eutlde
Golf bat auN oea luauStilabaren
gsiucn jiml Sebeu uno miro iih BON
feiner Nladt oen Elab an Der Some
itreitig uubeu Iaiicn @s lit Elm Srr'
tbnm Der Glsldnoer. an3unebmeu,
Die oettiAe gltsochuung ici oas CIR.
acbniB eines 5eitlidcn NlaneS. DON
einem ein5clncn Mcnicben (etwa Sat
fer gSiIbclm) geihaiicn upO bonn &oI.
te aebiaigt. &crb0ltniiie nidt Sim
3elmcien beitmmen oie Grpaniion
elmer y3otion Nem oie fiir bic Or
goniiou iruhtborcn Nerbdltniiic 5r
Sebjeiten eincs Qcnnlcn Staatsmmi.
mes Quie 9ismardD cintrctcl, oanl
iteigt ourh aroBe @eltereiguiiic Die
lebenstrditigc Jiation iiber Der Geibc
ciucS auOeren @olfeS 5ii bobcrcm Ga.
icin cuipor Ger @euius 0es Nlan-
ncs lit Damn cic Seele Ger Neuibopi
una. Sn 0cutiAlano bat Der @eiit
9iSmords oie Raiie oiirhoumgct
mno oos oclitide 9olf braubt MIR Die
%eleacn1eit 3ir @rpaniiou ab5upar-
ten. Geutine gnis0ebmma beoeutet
iolacridtia &crnihhng ocr 6ritiiheu
Sbcrbcrrinait
Geutihlano hat icine biS9erIaen
arieNc nir sir GonioIioirnng iciuer
Raiic aciibrt. IS III nod nidt IN
sic 9lera Scr grobcrmla 6incinac
lonaf sic ebenio iihcr ciutretcu mIB,
mic icincr3eit bel 0cn 9ln0cIiahicn.
Ger Dentidc bat sic a1mpie nm oie
eigene Critters Ainter iih m0 ihrei.
tct nln oorUdrts aui oaS Sdlaht.
fclo DER g2clt
Gr bein0et iid aui ocn @ipiel iei.
ner nlilitdriidcn Stroit er 1T reid an
g9obniano. au @cUoterimg m0 an
Matchmaker arait. Gr iteat cine trie
gciihe 9Pnbt oar ole lmentmegt im0
mit iirhtbarer Gncraie ibren 3icIc
5uiircts. Iic gIngeliahien binoeru
icoc politiihc umo gcogropbiidc Gor
Tdrisbe.ccna5 Ieluidlanos Ies
ieltc III 0urA icac io cingccngt, 0dB
es udlt einmal einen Gcrmh sur
9lusGeAniluq ieiucs San0gcbieteS o0er
irincr BIOS poliiiibeu Cberbcrribaft
iiber uiht anaelidbiiihe 5taaten ma+
den fam. obue Sic Sutcaritdt oer
ongclidhiiibeu SSelt 81 gefdbroen
p1ac oic politiinc glailoiuns 0es bri
tiihen g1cltitreites berbei3uiiibren.
Tie 3i.finit oor oelltineu 9lolie
6anat BON 5pei 0ingen alb; BON Scr
g'ernihtitna ocs au8ei01iild)en
Q9elireihes mo bon Der 5hmddungl
6es ritiiiiheu &cihcs. Garals folat
Sab 1citic6lano itreben muB, iolhc
itratcgiihc @oiiiioucn 81 beicbeu pic
iemc 9tarbtiiellm9 3ugleiA @roBbri-
tonnien inio 9luBlono gegeniiber er.
bo6en inns oantit cine oanernoe
@rpnolagc fiir icinc fiinfti9e Ans
oc6ntng bilocu llnO mem nibt ale
3cidcu triigen. IS iiuo mir 0cutidc
in oem gcaenmdrti9cn &in0cn anf
Dem bcitcu Megc 0a8ul
Sin oeltiher &e6rer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
Niaibenscn

Npnypu.9uieu eui bic iciaenoen unicric.
gcnocu EbllBciipnen Der ,lnlteo 9lniligane
nHo Nlcctrc ouMpaup" GM I Jiopember 1917
iuAig merDCH iu Ger ullcsdluiS W,cGdNice
NaIyndi QQl hc8abli
aNc.unoyc IraCtlOn 0Qnr0nns crln oec
StpoiJci. Coupon 9sr 80.
gNcitdl Aailnan GompaHD@" erllc ~ 9pr
p9ibei 1oupDH yA- 45.
Susr Stans,
t9ipoD iuueiIcaoer guaSnuiiier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
consultation and Examination Abso-
iuteiy Free TO All Until
May 10th.
DOCTORS PROUD OF RECORD OF
CURES.
Only Charge Made .. For Bare Cos:
OF Medicines and Their
Distribution.

Free examination. free consultation
and medicines and other services al
pare = OF medicine and their distri-
button until you are entirely well.
such Is the generous offer made by the
United Doctors to all patients ac-
Septed Tor treatment before May goth.
Ihe only charge made II for the bare
. OF medicines and their distribu-
o wich must be paid In cash. To
very poor deserving patients the medL
cine Will be furnished free also. The
object OF the United Doctors In max
Ing this grand free offer Is as an add
uonai advertisement to prove the won.
system OF medicine as used by the
United Doctors. These specialists
solicit n or more OF the most diff
cult cases from each location In order
TO show those who are not already &C
quainted with the new medical system
Just what a be done ven in the
worst forms OF diseases.
The Treatment used by the United
doctors Is non-surgical. They never
use the knife. w mutiiate the
body. Only the best and purest OF
drugs and chemicals are used by these
specialists. their MOTTO being tina
every sick person Is entitled 70 the
best medicines that are TO be found In
nature regardless OF cost.
consultation and examination In free
TO all. but only durable cases or cases
that can be greatly benefited win be
accepted for treatment n your case
Is incurable you Will be told so and
not one penny OF your money accepted.
However many cases that are incur
able by old methods a be quickly
cured by his new treatment OF the
United Doctors.
The United Doctors as the name i'm.
plies Is an association OF medical
specialists who have endeavored 10
make a new and more positive system
OF curing human ailments. For cen
turtles the world has been full OF Dir.
%ferent cults and isms in medicine: we
have had the old GOT and herb doctor
with his bitter potions. the Allopath
with his pills and quinine In heroic
doses. the Homeopath with his tritur.
atiors and inhtisimal doses. the E,clec-
tic; the Osteopath: we were doctored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04

asked. "or was It brought to the Of
fce?"
u was telephoned for" informed The
boy. to come to 4i6 Hollis building.
anc when ! got there a young man
gave me this basket
Did o notice the name on the
Yes: IL was a real estate Office.
The names on the door were Douglass
* Kane"
The boy was allowed To DEPART and
Constance opened the basket. Out
sprang a kitten. whose soft fur was OF
spotless white. A blue ribbon was
tied about its neck. Then she noticed
membered how she had once longed
Tor q kitten with blue ewes.
To think OF his rememberinc' No
one else. ! know. would remember
that long. she thought Wistfully.
Carrying the kitten in her arms she
went TO the telephone. She found
the desired number for Douglass 4
Kan BY calling information. Dolphis
voice answered.
-Dolph. this is Connie
on How did you ind me-"
by the boy. OF course. hut now
long have you been living here In Tie
city. pray:"
lho VEINS
And you never came 10 see urs DO
You eau thar friendly
N'u-vou sce--i heard you were TO
be married
What dinercuce ga that make
a great heal % me"
4 silence followed. which was broken
BY a plsintive new from the kitten.
N.o had stuck her head into the re
cciver. ~ "
is that the kitten / sent
Yes. and che h. a darling IKE
her best Of any % the presents"
that's nice OF you to say %"
hulph. ~ We he'd known your ad-
dress We should have sent YOU an invt-
tation 10 the wedding. They are All
M NV .nt want you TO come on
rnther not. please. Connie"
fit you wili-to please me. Doipr
want 10 see you but shall he 30
uusN Tor the next three days. Come III
on, Tor = Few moments. please. polph
lhete was n rause IN the converaa-
low '""'" M"
Very we'll Connie, I'll come
Ntter the ceremony was over. Con-
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UNITED DOCTORS
MAKE FREE OFFER

by heat. by electricity and by a multi
tlue OF men and methods. Some OF
the patients were cured. some died
Who might have been sured. II vas
impossible for the ordinary person to
say which method of treating disease
was the best n the physicians of the
various schools were so biased that
they could see mainly I'm their
methods OF treating diseases, all 9TH
ers were considered OF little merit.
Evidently there Is good in all Of them.
Tor they all cured some cases: also
there Is bad in all for all fail at times
aud allow misery to remain.
A tremendous stride forward was
made In the belief of the United Doc
tors In their United system OF medi-
cine which they have endeavored TO
make embrace all the good points of
all the old methods and leave out the
bad. The results OF the efforts OF
these specialists was the wonderful
system OF treatment now used by the
The United Doctors have won the
confidence and esteem OF many thous-
ands OF people in Wheeling and the
vicinity. as has been proven by the
wonderful patronage already bestowed
upon them. The cures accomplished
nave been a constant source OF sur
prise. as the United Doctors treat the
t9 tantr tnIt uahluk
their success the greater. Every at
tack made by competitors upon the
United Doctors In the last two years
has signally failed. Scores of bene-
fitted and cured patients have nublicly
testified to h merit OF the United"
system OF medicine. DIR. A. o. McClel-
land who has been In charge of the
United Doctor institute here until re-
Gently when he decided TO conduct
offices OF his own here has returned
to the United Doctors association and
VIII again he In charge OF their Wheel.
ing institute on the second foor OF
the McIain Bldg. al ~ Twelfth street.
This viii no doubt be gratifying news
to his many thousands OF friends
throughout West Virginia and Ohio.
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic and deep seat
ed diseases Of the erves blood. heart,
liver. kidneys. bladder. spine. brain.
including rheumatism. epilepsy. gall
stones. goitre. Indigestion. paralysis.
rupture. constipation. dyspepsia. ca.
tarrh. deafness. asthma. neuralgia.
eczema. tumorS. scrofnla. chronic an
pendicius. rectal troubles and diseases
II ONE and diseases OF men.
The United Doctors institute on the
second floor % the McLain Bldg. has
been changed . the suite Of rooms 20
h rear ~ their former offices Ia the
same building a, ~ Twelfth street
Adv.
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FROM
OHIO
nssingsncsr Baraz-
Columbus lrny =

nssrngsnesr Bsrsaz-
ooiumbua 1nAy ,.
Ohio lreorporationa
The following articles, OF incorpora-
The Coierain Oh and Gas Company.
Barton. James L. Cornett and others;
The John Knapp sons Foundry
Company. Akron. John Knapp. Jr., and
others: $50. 1000.
The Hezlep-Seaton Company. Cleve-
land. J. Hexiep and others; $4,000.
Declaring that the people often pick
lemons for public officials because
they do not always have an oppor-
tunity. to judge the worth OF their
candidates. John J. Lentx. of this city.
q former congressman once candidate
Tor governor on the Democratic ticket
and seeking the nomination for United
states senator. has challenged his OPP
ponents to a debate on public ques-
tons. He names the opponents In the
land. T.. :. Hogan. Jackson. &. L.
Swain. Cincinnati. and John L. Zim-
norman. Springfield. thus indicating
that he believes Clarke IL In the lead.
John n. Miller. of Charleston. W.
Va. Is negotiating with the CONNER
cial Club at Lancaster. O.. relative TO
starting a foundry In that city for the
manufacture Of car wheels and rail
road equipment He now has a plant
In Charleston. but desires to open an
other.
Six persons were injured when an
automobile driven by Mrs. C. b Nc
Bride was run down by an Ohio Eie~-
trio Traction car here last night The
injured include Mrs. Mcbride and Mr..
and Mrs James T. Beaver snd their
three children
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BENW00D


bflccr Hawkins yesterday interrupt
- J. irtester a. the d. a. % House or
NershsI street. while the said IreHter
HmH putting has Eu0haF tnrruHh "IHH
fHird dssrce. 10 seems that EUrrfer
lad been wnklrF fHIuas u~nrUmfurfHhsH
IHr hfr wife All last week. and bod
toasted that the 'rnur had nothing o.
him and dened the Officers tu arrest
him. Hawkins went after him about
D 80 yesterday afternoon and after o.
interesting chase succeeded ln landing
hIm ln me city lookup. rrifHfer raI.
IDENTIFY didn't Ike The locality al De- lm-
medlately began to make noises naf
NnuId Duf n pack ~ wolves 60 shame.
his dI1nt worm aut hudN. however.
except "a few ~uefgfborr who were trying
90 sleep rriestrr ulI he riven "a near.
Ing this Cvrning
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MoundsviHe Briefs.

G. 4. Carver left yesterday norm
ing for Fairmond on a short visit TO
relatives and friends.
DIT. l. :. Hennen formerly OF this
city. Who has been located In Kan
sas for the past several years. is IN
the city on a short visit.
Miss Edith Lancaster OF Manning
ton. Il the guest OF her aunt. Mrs
ID. T. Burton. on Seventh street.
Edwin Beer. who has been ~ with
scarlet fever for the past several
weeks, IL recovering nicely and Will
be able 10 be about in the next few
days.
Several new machines made their
appearance on the streets yesterday
for the first time
Many Wheeling people took ad-
vantage OF the fine weather and spent
Yesterday on the Camp Grounds. Sew
eral families have already moved 10
b grounds for the summer.
G. l. Robin Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
spent yesterday In the city visiting
friends and relatives.
Lester Rogers OF C~larkshurgh. w.
Va. spent yesterday IN the city az
the guest Of his parents on Second
street
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MOUNDSVLLE
In Good canditian

The roads leading from this city to
wheeling are In a very good condition,
and many Moundsville auto owners
ook advantage OF the fine weather
Yesterday and drove their machines
through TO Wheeling. The roads lead
fng to the country districts ara drying
up rapidly. and with a few days more
OF good weather. will be suitable for
automobiling.
The road through the narrows.
which has been in a very bae condi.
ton for the nast few months owing %
the many slips. Is ali cleaned out with
the exception of some large stones
along the sides. The Wheeling Trac.
uon Company has had a large force
OF men with two trucks. busy in the
narrows. hauling the mud and debris
away for the past several weeks.
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intelisereer 1915 Almanac for 2sc
at the Nichols News Stand. Get n
today.
Accent Invitation.

The Wheeling n. p. o. Elks extend.
ed an Invitation 10 the local lodge OF
f1kS 10 attend their lodge meeting
next Thursday evening. at which time
there VIII be several candidates init
ated. The local lodge accepted the In.
vftation and will meet at their club
rooms al 6:45 O'Clock, Thursday even.
Ing. Tor the purpose OF taking an early
car FOR that city. There viii be a
oanque and social session after the
initiation.
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DISTRIBUTION FINED.

Kirk Smith was fined i've and costs
for distributing bills In violation OF
the bill distributing ordinance lately
passed. He had started with a bunch
OF boys TO distribute handbills. y
the boys were not supplied. therefore
he had the pleasure Of paying the
fine.
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'FArIra Neruf. who vas fnIureT r. Zee.
nF0 wien fru from tho Gro tript
iNe tho railroad frrrrr De-
ffnfDffH Tho accident f-arrarrf
Hhen te re department wHa called g..
worm Ird n Few nIrhf nr0 Al. ODD.
ffnu was crossing fhe raIfrnrf f.rrr.
q nirH rnfe ~ speed Frrna wac r.ft
~ NJ arc fIa foot wrn HaHIv rrf-rEr
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Despite the fact that yeaterdav WAS
one 81 the most pleasant DAYS frorn a
Neathsr standpoint. the people 81 BEN
WOOD nave 40 far experienced this sea
son, " was, not withdrawing. "a blue
Tlnday The closing down Of the River
slue pant or the Nation Tubs Works
mas cast a gloom over the town that
nothlng but. the reopening 81 the plant
can lift Many employees have ALREADY
fsselted their pay and have left FOR
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large motor Yacht Owned iv
I.pTlr. fireman and COZ b. teir~ r,r.r--
nnd when comrlefrd viii ha ono -
re tfetifeet crafts on this rart ~ tte
tlf The boat o. fhirfN feet IN length
snd y so huilt that ff draws lees uste~
l.h hsnNier craffa. 4 new motor d.
NfinE installed and the fur ~ftr, T,
new coat ~ paint and varufrh "
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hlazinE arrow Tnbe No. 10. Improved
order or Red Men. viii meet to-morro-
niEht In regular weekly session In Their
lndEe rooms in the Barlow building
Several applications FOR m~mbersrip
arc now on file and - 10 nccesaary that
thc.n b efrcihed on ~ nrrn