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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

ySie man in crrupGiidcn Sdnbcrn
ocren ofientlidc 2DicilnuN iid con
@n9lalro lut0 ieirten Serbitltoetcn
nidt beeinflltiieat l1Bt, iiber Die
Sonooncr lnp0 Sariler 9eridterltot.
ilNmg Sentt, ergibt iidl ans eiiter WIS
iaiilnrg Ger in Sidhuehen crld]eilen-
oell @Gteltbongs Sml0elseprh Sio.
mir IN uniepelt lleberiidjten ilber
tartS .Siontng. Sic ihreibt: Y8ent
Orc &riegsepeiglpiiie I'M allgellleMuen
9robcnen @ertb aitf bie ofttdlcl'
lUt belttid,en 9eri6te gelegt babelt
ols arf sic fraltSoiiideh eip9Gild,cn
rnIliifen ierbiiden into beIgtIdyell,
10 bat bepeits oie bisberi9c Glttiuld'
llnug baeler gretgitiiie cinc bilreih'
eltNe &egrihtolnpg biepfiir gegebcll
grr ieber, Der oitirtcrfNam olc
selelen tptheripredenben tclegrapbl'
ld,en 9eridte ats Berlin. 9eIatelL
Eoris, 2om0ot ct. Ectcrsbiln9 INN
yaIld perfolgt, bat Die 9coboftlnla
ilaod,en miiiieh baB Die oelitNdle
ssrieasIeitnrg itets ridtige aaftlo'
rnt9en giebt. obipdbl iie, Inn nldt
oat Geinoen SinserSeige 6il geben
l'idt nnmer one gauge Gabrheit fagt,
lonbern nut eirIgern abapartet, bis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
llnIcr GunareE.g6aeOrOnctc Nlidl.

urD @ortlnIbt rot iih hitrdl eilre
MeOc. sic cr WIcgertlih ser 6cier
oes 3attIden SogeS in !fau 9)orf
ficlt, Den 3orn oeS @rdii0crtcn @il,
ion 5lge5ogcll. Die Jfeoc lit @Yrn
g8iGimr ll1nllid 5lt beltid)irellnolid
Qelueielt, lmb ioIdle 9febct iilro sc.
qeaunpGrtia IN @olbiligtpn nidt ne
licbt. g(ber MON forn ripli9 cli@lt
&orb Seft 9egen enc 9iitte Slhtcr'
midi lpetten baB &crr 9artholo nit
ei1tcr britcllireiupbtidset &ebc feten
slmItob erpcpt b6ttc.. sttd]t inl gSci.
Bet S,olpie in6 i'm StoatSoeporte.
nein gonS gclpiB nid)t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Jend, beilua6c 30-tieigcrn &iimpfen

JCQd} UellhpUc OU+lltYiYtli Sftbllpltil
lnl0 Hilmelt Spiidplp bal Srllppen
Lbcr 9(liirtcn lurb Oet 0eltthen
: Streitern anf Der 1abe5l 100 Wtei-
len lalpgen &alnpfGirpie. in nopolifen
iSranfrei6 Dat itdS ole 'Sitllatiolr
nidt piel peranbept Sonhon ltto
@aris Die lebte gSodte groBc &or.
theiIe erritngelt Nl bubet beridteten,
ieben iid) ieet ge5lplnrgen 5lt5ugeben
oaf alle @eriltdpe Der allliirten Srup-
prr oen red,ten SSlitgel Der beltId)en
9lrlnee INNER @cneral BON &nld 5li
lnllsi1pgelr fcblgeihlngen bnbeu llnb
Sic GelItif)en iebt bellere iurb por-
theilGnftcre Stellrn9en erobert fa'
ben ais ie 5ltpor.
Die oelltihen @elagerlllpgsgeid)iibe
erobertell Z Der slllBenielhntaen Dor
9lntperpel lnpo Ole 9elgier boben
nndJ sem lebten @eridlten oild oiele
ientpor1re Snlpptitabt perlaiielt irno
0citerlt Den 9begierlnpgsiit noch DIT
ell6e perlegt. Ob 9liltaperpen's tSalI
hit 9onoun in groBen aelrgitcn mo
palpiidyer Sd)reden berridlt III Gl@.
ialb, bie beFiirdJtut, baB OelitId)-
Iolto, iln 9eiiee 9lartlperpelts, pot
sort alrs lire 3eppelia,-5lotte na6
Gnalairo id,ifen miro.
&sas bic Gage In Iranfpeid an
Iallt, 10 erfrelien oie Gelrtfhen lnit
sIngnbe oes @ereuafftabes iid) eilpes
,nnnlterbroheluat @rfolges aln red,.I
TEN tsliigcl lnsb trcibeil ore SralB5o.
ler itetig 5liriif. Suob aller Sopf-
erfst Der 8erbiilaheteu aEaitbt mon
6Of su benperten, 6oi, Der bisberiae
syss'iiocritauS oil Stiirfc iblsilfii,tt.
9erlias pia Song, 7. sIft. 9us
artags4Mm mpiitcriam ntelbct. baB ials
ioL9e 3atiaimltelmpirte,ts Der slrlteen
ser @elperilc BON aaiid ,upb bon
&oefa,l, Die 5rmsofen genotbtgt
iultrocn, iid Dem oelttideil red)tel
SSliisel gegeaaiber, uilf eilr beoell-
tclpoe @ntierluilrg 5llriid5ll5icbcn. "a
bai miro beridtet, SuB 6er sSeillo I'M
cinen 3itiaaltlne,tbrith leines lirfcn,
fliigels Slt perbiiten, groberc Srllp'
pelurtailen pom ieilem Centrum ber-
oltsieben nmiBte.
Die ofiisiclle 9epeid)e crflnat, oaB
Sic Delrtife Sffeilfipe am ipeltiben
Gnbe oer Sdylod)tliauie itetig 5illnrrit
lntb ole tSralBoiet 5lrriifgerportelt
lnb npebr iuub irtebr BON ciller lint
9ebirtg beorobt iiith
&etrefis Ger Sperotionen om linz
len Selhihm Sliiael miro 5ll9cae.
ben, SnB Srifppelt oits Der @e9cro
non ct. @tibieI 5iriifgeao@n ipr-
Gen. pcil 0ieiclben olr olSeren Elutf'
ten Der SdIIadltlitrie Itebr bebotblgt
mtr6en. Die perluIieneit Eoittlolren
! llnltrbear iofort pom franSGiiid)en Sralr.
(Nt oilS oen SScitlmrNer Sold lmo
H@cp heNett,
0os Centrum itebt felt, inro DIE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Die gcr5tc sabcn tic ani. uNicinc

Die Ntr5te 9nben nc nilf. nWtclnc
Softcr," irbreibt Scrr 8nl Hlifrolr
t040 Mid,igon g(pe., 9siognro sN,llS,
9f. o., "Iitt an elmer &rnlptbeit, bic
BON eimjgcn 9lcr5trn oils EorolpIis
0Gfmnnrq) bc5eidNlet mrrre. 3mct
glcr5tc gobet lie aiti. Sic peroen lid,
crnmruu, pic ics ml Sir imt ctlidlc
6lnId>elt gl(peltfrditter ulpo Scil-Scl
idrieb Sic lit iebt bei ser lcbteia
S5laide 9(lpctfrmltcr inrO lit, ollet
9laBcifHl nodl, Nclilnb. sd talat
inlr io9er, oaB cS eine miurSerbarn
McbiShn lit mo nulB SSbnen inmner
mieoer 6aiiir balrfelt. sUtoae 8ptt
2Sbncn an haS @utc lobnen, mas
Sic otrd, Sbre Mtebi5in gcthalt ho-
ben,.
cSorri's 9flpcalfrGittcr lit feille 9lpc'
thetcp-Dte6isilr, fei, slrtifcl ecS
@robbmlSelS ioltberr eilt altcS,
aeiterprobteS Griilterbeilnmttel mel
DIES itd, felt iibcr fnnroert Sabrelt in
beIt1noigem @ebraiW5 befiipSet. Cine
3eitidrift, ioapic Elm giifleih mtl-
des 6ie intreiiatte, biitoriidy beitdti9e
@eidIdtc icil,er giptbetflrrg elrtbdlt,
miro altf @itluid ont iehe sl6reIie frei
berSo,p6t. atmr i6reibe an: Or. Tetar
ssobr,pep & Cons Co.. t9 % 60.
Some gpe., gbinao, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
giadri6ten pont &riegsidanplabe.
9it 9entiden luieber anf ber Sifeniioe ldmgs
Der ganjen Sdla6tlinie,


Ormr6olefb Dies pobl einicbn0, ilua,
den teilperlei gSeriatde 0ie 1tarf per.
lhan5tel Toiitiollell olNllgreifell.
Gie 9elngerlpng BON 9lnhperpen
ninunt INIT 9llVfbiehnpg aller ar1fte
tbren tSort9ntpg lnlo ipeitere idluere
@ei6ilbe iperoen mlf berldrieoelleit
Flnuftett I'M SteIllnpgen gebrodt, norl
oenen aIs tie am meiitet rnlsbrilr.
genb iirb, Die sllrtperperer Sorts
ipcroelr beftig bombor0im,
9lrf Dem oitiiden &riegsidal1plat
limo oic gltiien bel Dem @eriltd, oie
oItprellbiide @ren5e 5u iibcrid)peiten,
init Ifmeren &erIliten ii6er sen 9pf.
6hub 5uriifgerporfcn lporoen. SSSnl
aagemeilen bot iid) bic Gage I'M
Often iperlig ner6n0ert.
Yaris, Z. Oft. Ser 9upoaeric
ces rcdlter belltiGelt SliigcIS lit eS
aelanpgeil ieinelt &ortrab bon Sllreo-
ing ipeitliG bis sIrmentierc nor5it-
lhieben, ipoielbit oerlelbe ntit &abal-
lerie Der Gerbiinbeten, 5lun gruBen
Sbeil ilu6iifle &eitertrlippe1, 5lliunl-
nlerfitieB. Mam glmtbt, oaB sic oeit'
ifSe &apollerie elm Sbeii bon Der &ei.
terei ut, ipelde ols 9eoeflulg eiiles
ltarfen Snfalterie- lnl1 slrtilleries
forps oient, iuta ipcIde noit Sliegern
bercits geIterip lrelm Meilen peitlif
BON Chile eilfbetft fporoen tpar.
Oos pIoslid,e grifeiilet iolfer
SrlppellnlaTen mar cine lteberraIdp
inIa fiir ole 8crhii,teete1 lua orobt
bas britiide Siiffsforps BON ieiiler
8erbi,poaaussbaiis init England Obj
Sitifp,eiben. lin Dies sli perbiitoerat.i
iperoem Der Sc1ttid,en &apaIlerie tri.
tiide ipno fralB0iiif>c Glite Regi-
incrpter entsegemgeiteGt. barlnter a,,h
sic beritteneit SSSlpoer, tpeldle in gipa-
Iarvo nls ipniIber,pimofid, geIten. Die
Gage oes britiid,cn aontir9eirs lit
fritiid), apelnt eS Den 8erbittrbetcn
tMdt gcliingt, has meitere @proriaMell
bes sSeilnocs iloh Noroen 5it bennten.
Ger imlreite belltide Sd,adRig,
Sritppen peitlid, RON 3ilrooira por5n.
idIeben, gift als ein pcr5lpeifclter
9eriltf, ole &erbiiarbetell 5,t nerbin-
hcrn, ole belgride @rense su errci-
d)en lup6 sli,taperpelr 5lt ertIeben.
gerIit Z. Oft, 6rnbtlos iiber Snp-
bile, 9. s. Dob ser SSoa bon sfnt.
merpen lnrr laodl cine 6rage fpeniger
So9e lit, nuroc bette bonn General
Itab betnmtt gegeben 3ipei ipeitere
Sorts, &eiiel inrb @rodem, boben
iih oet Ielltid,al erQcben. 0os
,9tielelr ser Snntc BON glien" rpor
mebr ols sic fonit topfercn @elgicr
Ut pcrtrogett pcrutod)ten. @ie I'M
9sonnm, 9iittih uim. ,plIrbcn ore
felton, Stcinipille tm SolpMumorehen
i'm Sdntt lutb glihe pcripnnbclt.
@iclleidM ipirb 6ic 8crtbeihi9lut9 Ser
iScitlmng cs ridlt 5lm 9leuBerItenI
o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

slirf @etreibe1r bcs Mopors "
s. GapIon polr @acon bnt 6ie itoot-
[id,e 9sltbIic litiGitp Goinarriiiion Die
gsobdIb gabm@eielidsaft airgcipieIett
iinperbGb eiapes SSdbres bort ELI
,teies Depot 5ii bai,en, bas niht me
,tioet aIs $4,000 foiter iol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

Gapt. 9iobert ItcGuIloatab, Der
lalrgi1briqe 2eiter oes ct. 2ouiIer
Strabenbabm SDiteirS. lit BORT an
9iprltaa i'm Sitter pon 73 Sabren &c.
itorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

oie pplIitGtpbigc GntidcihinW por,
liegt. Sic 0egncr nber babelt ole
@elt INIT eiltcr llltgebeltreln Soltlls
Iimo BON inrrtd)ti0cn @erid}tcn iiber
sic arie1SereiglAiie iiberidnpertnlt,
9cridyte, bie haI0 bnroti BON rbnet
ieI6it 0ilrd) arei@ !Oiittbciliugelr De-
lipcntirt iplroen, lolnie NIT oIfelnba'
rem Gbmttaiiel." Ser grtifel
ld5liebt: .Dam folmlte nod lallge
@eldid)tel ser frmBoiild,en llno ellg-
lild)en 3citluWen iibcr nablnpibtJc
SelIotiorsberidte 3itiren, Die bon
INIT 9eontelp gertoinrten bcutfdat Sci
tiur9cn pepoffelHlidyt iein iollcn eS'
riid)te, 6ie oie 2eier Der oclrtlheIl
3eitiiil9en tielltals bdhen eittoedell
f6lmen, eals cilnFiaG ineil i've lrle IN
zen Spalten bieIer 9l0tter geltan'
oen baben, io,r6ern III Sarts illno
acpoon fabri5irt ittN."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
MEMBERSHIP OF
5000 BY JULY 1
OHIO VALLEY AUTOMOBILE CLUE
ADOPTS MEMBERSHIP
SLOGAN.
Membership Has More Than Doubled
Since Inauguration Of Cam
palen, Recently.

Five hundred members by July /"
was the slogan adopted by the Ohio
valley Automobile Club when Il innu.
gurated the membership campaign re-
Gently. and judging from results al
ready obtained. the clubs aim is like
ly TO be realized.
A meeting OF the membership com.
mittee was held Wednesday evening.
ana reports made by subcommittee
showed that the membership has been
more than doubled since the BANQUET
given by the club in February. Com
mlttees have been working quietly but
effectively.
The campaign will be continued
throughout the summer, and n "a
hoped by the clubs officials to enlist
every automobile owner in this vicin.
lily on the membership roll. Another
meeting viii be held by the member.
snip committee within a few DAYS. be-
Ing subject to the call of Chairman
VIII II. colvig.
The benefits OF cooperation and or.
ganization are emphasized in the cam
paign. These are being demonstrated
py the response to the clubs demands
Tor better roads. Improvement OF
bridges, etc. and revised legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
EXTENSIVE ADDITION TO Be
MADE TO PRESENT BUILD
iNGs SOON.
Greater Part Of Present Equipment
Can Be Utilized In New Business.
Paul Reymann at Head.


Wheeling is to have another new
packing plant which will rival any
thing in the eastern United states.
Plans and specifications for the con
struction OF new plant were filed
yesterday morning with the city
building Inspector and approved BY
the board of control for the CONVEX
sion OF the Reymann Brewing Co
plant into meat packing establish
ment. to be known as the Paul o.
Reymann company. The permit was
granted to J. Il. Handlan, attorney
for the new concern. Il is under
stood that the whole interests of the
Reymann people are tied up in the
new project
Plans for the new building were
drawn by c. II. A. Wannewetsch and
company. architects. OF Buffalo, y. Y.
The new works will be situated in
Manchester. at Wetzel and Warren
streets. and will cover a space OF LAG
by l2S feet Strong concrete struc-
lures. perfectly sanitary and complete
n every detail, are to be erected.
The new rooms viii be used for the
rendering rooms. tank filling rooms.
hog cutting rooms and smoke houses.
and are TO be devoted entirely to the
pork packing department
Cattle OF all kinds will be killed
and packed in the old buildings. the
floors to be replaced by concrete and
brickwork. Contracts will be award
ed for the work OF tearing down and
remodeling. work to be started after
July l. Followers of the dry ques-
ton were exchanging hearty glances
with each other yesterday after Il
became known that the brewing com.
pany still placed enough confidence
In the town to expend so much money
in a new enterprise. With the change
II Is said that the ice packing plant
and other facilities OF the brewery
can be used for the carrying on Of
the production OF foodstuffs.
Good Location.
Few places in the state are more
ideally located than the Reymann
factory. With the hilIsides affording
good grazing land and places TO keen
cattle. the new plant has a feature
that few others have Paul o. Rev.
mann stated last night when seen bv
an Intelligencer reporter: while we
do not expect to do the business in
the new concern that we did in the
Old yet we consider IL a fair substi-
tute. He stated that the old plant
employed possibly from rs to 100 men
to carry on the brewery business and
that the new plant would use prac-
tically the same number in the be-
ginning. He said: The new prop
osition will allow us to use a great
many OF the buildings and other fix.
lures OF the old brewery. Coolers
and other refrigeration facilities will
be used by the meat packing estab-
lishment"
In speaking OF awarding the con-
tracts. he said: we have had two
local contractors out to-day for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

J. J. Morgan. pastor Bethany
church. Instructor IN Pedagogy
Prof W. -. Taylor. Bethany Col.
lege. instructor In Bible studies.
Prof a. p. Finley. Bethany College.
instructor IN Mission studies.
Miss Hazel A. Lewis. Elementary
superintendent OF the American
Christian Missionary Society. instruct
or In Elementary Division and Mis.
sionary Methods
". J. Clarke. Adult superintendent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
PACKING PLANT To REPLACE
REYMANN BREWING co. BUSINESS

plans OF the new buildings and re-
modelling and expect others in today
We understand that some contractors
from Pittsburgh will be in this morn.
ing to look over the situation. One
thing is certain. we intend to have the
work done just as soon as possible.
We hope TO have the bids m and the
contract let before the last of next
week. Mr.. Reymann felt that out
OF respect for the men who had ap.
piled for the plans that II would be
proper to keep their names silent. for
the time being at least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

viii be held In connection with Beth.
any College here. and a large enroll
mont BE- expected from all parts Of the
Tri-State section. A number from
Wheeling win be included in the en-
rollment
The school will b. conducted under
the auspices Of the Bible school de-
partment Of the American Christian
Missionary Society, and the faculty
viii BE- az follows
O. g White. State Bible School su.
perintendont Dean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
ASSEMBLING
PLANT HERE
Ford AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
CONSIDERS WHEELING
FOR BRANCH
Data seins Prepared. Although Il 10
Not Likely That Plant VIII BE
Built Before Next Year.

n p. Lowe. local agent for the Ford
Automoofle company. has received
news from the head OF the concern 20
me eject that the company n strong
~ eonstdertng the matter Of estab-
nsning an assembling plant at
wheeling As yet no definite site has
been selected BY the company for the
new plant. but Il IL said that AZ viii
be In or near the city.
AZ the present time the Ford com
psny 10 putting out cars at the rate OF
loo . day and are unable TO supply
tne demand. This. II In said. IL the
reason given for the consideration OF
tns establishment Of the plant In this
vicinity. AS q matter of fact, the
company could not ind a more suit.
able place for the plant east of the
mississippi rfvef. a. they will be in
close proximity with MANUFACTURING
materials OF the highest class. The
new plant n established win be one
OF the largest under the control OF
the Ford company. and will employ
thousands OF skilled workmen.
However. the matter has not been
settled for q certainty. and Il is said
that the company Is considering an
other town In this vicinity. but the
city OF Wheeling In considered as the
most likely to be the location for the
big plant.
During the past week Mr. Lowe has
delivered cars to the following: Al
pert NJ. Schenk. J. w. Beltz Lumber
company. Thomas II. Stephens. c. u.
kimberly Co. G. w. Bates. J. William
Summins. Dr. f. l. Ambrecht and l..
r.. sands. They have also received a
shipment OF is cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

OF the Bible school department Of the
American Christian Missionary sOcie-
~. instructor In Adult Division and
Organization and Management
Sessions will be- held a. an hours
during the day. and one class will be
held each evening The commence
inert exercises will be held Friday
evening. and Rev. W. r. Fields. OF
Wheeline. will preside. Tuition g.
free. and those completing the 60
hours work satisfactorily viii be
granted International certificates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
FUNERAL coRTEoE
OF MOTORS ONLY.

Eber w. Hall. a Salt Lake City un-
dertaker. undoubtedly is first in the
use OF motor equipment exclusively
for funerals. Mr.. Halls equipnent
consists OF a White motor hearse. a
seven passenger Berline limousine
for the family OF the deceased and a
seven-passenger touring car for paII
bearers and clergyman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

q an automobile around 1900 10 oon..S.r 10 II.
eneurng qualities Of the that oered him
FOR THE TYPE OF CAR that /. cheap ,ay !. sr,, CO., 80
rood only -hie new ne. nov is~sdsd IN. s-ss-sAi.
Pnee-es's-sader the gsise Cd -snss.'
THERE'S CLASS OF MAKERS vAo. .s.sAs - ~
so-as@ ,e a,.ss: s sa, j. ~: ..s: =. ;i <:
bes, class OF cars and By making cheap ns.oss Of =.
point. ii. sisS priced ss ss,. a...ss I! as:~
and continued thrive ss.sos 10 s,sssa ey By
changing design every yesr.
JUST NOW THESE ARE FEATURING -I,-s-. suAu---
Oh. sss.s, =, ~. E. ; ~
SIX will .s,e i.irIy Wi; bg, an. ssz 1ssssos.s-t.,
We WOULD NOT DEEM n NECESSARY 70 sos;u. -
condition. publicly bu, for the fs<t that tho.e nsAsrs
ar. Psna.ns N The ,ursy.se money Sp into ths mlo.s
Losisr ens.ssise and R e eIp Ua N ..ss
Will not can not. stsy sood.
AND CAN ANYTHING BK mos. ds.ppousi.s d1sA-..s.,-
.rs .aed 70 %. sss VII ). os i IN l az
pp,a.nSe not ~ x ss. %, Tor con. yc.r :,
i .' nc ~, az s - 80 :Is
ism only an iuitstion
NOW, WHEN NAN PAYS $500 t- or - ss..-e-.a.1
take him there and back .od eoetinoss % Iose
PERFORMS 5S The SERVICE :. s1p.s..s II ,s.h-.
buy .soehei of Sst s e ias :S &
in most all the stores nowadsys.
HE GOT HIS MONEYS WORTH sod 10 NC de vsrnses-
lar, he has kick A the Hebgew cuehier
70 the irste when he bsek exrlsiu,ins
there moths in thst cold ueF' "Vsnk-
Vat did you sgsspect for dolsss-hummns birdsi"
SIMILARLY, the who bxys ist take him
where and who accordingly does feel hurt
need he be II, lew lsnrr he
Matched out whole fun Of ysnowhammsss, ooupls
of woodpoekeu and . guinea hsa-
BUT LET THAT SAME NAN PAY $500 o. tA-r-.bou..
for fondy believing hs y settins q real sutoro-
bile and upto-date oos-r snt q six Just Ike the
high priced onosi-snd have IL sfeer q brisf period Of
service develop innumsrsbs and indescribsbis ncses
then IL be huroro1s snd 10 the Of many
families, takes aspect very Ike tragedy.
THAT CAR ON WHICH HE and HI. family hDasd ~isA
such pride the day il became thers, has bsco1ne
bedragyled, eibovs affair and nosy By Just %
much az there are moro oyfndsr and les w>isa
AND TO KNOW that sor few dorsrs rocs< eould hsvS
purchased car that would hsvs se.ysd GOD mary
yean longer.
NOW TO MAKE CHEAP SLX-.nd term II . ehs.p On
IL sells for es than S30oo-ti neoessary skinar
only body and finish, but viesi parts ssch sziss
transmissions and even-yrs. the motor.
HERE'S AN EXAMPLE, We arc informed th.s o-re.sn
well Known maker Of cheap sx his motor
msker-you know Of cour,e that practically an the
cheap sizes merely assembled and ssd
Here what ~ ssoSd to Cor 1915 Skr
make us - rsoa . oss ~ you ezn q thst p<ke-
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OF METHODS
To BE Held a. Bethany College week
o. April 70. and Fine Program
Has Been Arranged.

Special Dispatch 20 the Tntcfiirencer.
BETHANY. ". Va. April BE.
ginning Monday morning. April ~. a.
10 O'Clock. and lasting until Friday
evening. April NJ, a school Of methods
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And 1t VIII Stay Good
That Light Lozier Four
Can You be certain the same will be true of
that cheap SIX you are being importmed
to buy?
DO YOU WANT TINT carr

DO rUU WANT TINT CARP
LozrER CAN'T AFFoRD-snd thew, vber, maker,
reputation the protecton buyer-Io1er
can't snoru TO stake u reputation Hsht
that !, h.. over-un ,he hazardous Po;s,. No Maker
Gao sserd 20 do these things tho.e who turn out
andscaIy n~w model sch year.
JoZrER CoNrENDS-snd our position . supported b. th-
Pohdes OF those otser maker whose position in this
industry Is 'eeare-thst IL is impossible make az
Or sven-PAssenge- car, make Il ersrvmely hight
some are doing this season. and have il good.
n CAN BE DONE ONLY ~ t.Lins tr,nenSos. ri.a,-e-
rather making the buyer take them
LouKR CONTENDS FURTHER that I, !, impossible to
n.ks ,ssh ear nah. IL h,' class throughout and hnih
n.nesnd &, !, for az, ~Se. .rSs1
1000 II can't be done.
VIZ wUUpNr DARE .u-npt such ss.,-,oo much q.
stake The buyers interests and the Lozier rput.toa.
BOT, YOU SAY HOW CAN ONE determine which car of al
upon 10 stay rood That, essy los, ,ooh r. "a
rne IL yos doot know sbost diamonds, 70 90 Tifsnys
selected By A 81. .ia = ,s .a ysUr .1 wa
Afford TO cheat you.
LOOK AT LozrER-oss. two Eve. yes. ten year. old.
YosT notice tina, the ye.' Of service hsv. simply served
tDueiiov thstear Not ooH the sll silent
s sS. Tss E c 20. ess but t4s bGay i I
certain richness With age.
snywhere' IT ha. about undesirable something thar
makes IL stand out shove an others.
LIKE SO1E DYNAMIC INDIVIDUALS who onoe ma,
leave an indebls impress the mind while thousand, OF
otAsrs come, and and forsotten 50 LSzier
car seems TO have personshty, individuality that
distinguishes "a from all Others
As YOU SIZE TT COMING up over ,h. brow Of hill o.
around q turn you feel Il you nesting distin-
sushed scquaintance-even tho you have owned
one, but like 80 many Others have said Some Day I'll
Own A Lorier Too"
THIS NEW DOZIER FOUR is made lust like I'll I1-er, al
vsys have been msde-consentiously and ntel6eenflv
and with no concessions popular camor diro-
ton others are going at the
THIS is A FOUR BECAUSE our ensneens knoIedse said
II must be four-shouid be four-f were TO make
car 70 NIL the demands Of Thousands who asked for a
Lo<aer seven passenger and yet the limit they
wanted % pay around 5000"
AND THIS LOZIER FOUR Is LRSHr-u., a, light a,
sound engineering practice viii permit But in making
hght our engineer stopped before they reached the
danger hne-evcn u< doubtful Hne.
or COURSE IF you WANT sIx-f,si Won can Afford the
differences IN upk <p cosby oil you should buy
BUT DON'T BUY CHEAP Srx-buy real six, or buy q.
real fosr.
AND WIEN YOU'VE INSPECTED this Lozier four
critically ridden In it-and defy you 10 tell after
twelve miles per hour whether you hiding in q 1 or
tor-vben you've asked all the Lozier you know
about LoGier generally you decide you don't want
eheap Az. but hrst elsss four-A L4ier -Four that will
stsy god
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

OIL is reported 20 have been dis
covered IN Centrai Africa. a large held
being indicated near Lake Albert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

John Kloss, ice cream manufac-
turer. OF this city. has purchased a
Buick six cylinder touring car from
the Jones hratzer agency during
the past week.