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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Sdbau(pie(er6oS6eit.

DAB pisls S9aufpieIer eiteI fno
III alIeemetn betannt. glber niht ims
msr pirtt bic Gitelfeit 10 erbeitsrub
ipie bel einem tlsinen Sntermeo5o, bas
ii1 apii9en osm friibersn Wiindener
9enerolintenoanten Grnit b. PoHart
uno Dem Weimorer Granddaughter
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sreisnste uno bas iebt Der ~Sbeater'
Courier erSGbIt. 2ebfeIbt bate se'
gen poifart sins on Sub erenSenbe
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mar, oob 2ebfelbt nidt ou9 su ben
bon Der Man6ensr Softbeaterlsituns
unter bem Ramen Wiindensr @eiamt'
@aifIpieIe peronitalteten Wiuiterpor'
ffsllunsen. gu bsnen bic ouserIeieniten
arGfte he's esTumten beutf4en Sbea'
ters seIaben tpurben, berufen iporben
mar. Der eren5enlos ebraeioise, fih
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

Dies sana In Der braifif9en 8eiTs.
Die feinem Defen eisen mar. Grnit b.
PoHart beiu9te auf elmer isiner 9uit'
Tpielreiien. bic er iebt i'm .Rubeitanb-
unternimmt. au9 @simar unb slaubts
ss oem RoIleeen 2ebfsIbt fdulois gu
iein, fi4 poraufsII.n. 81. beiOsu
Ripalen In Der 4unf ber gbarottsr'
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amber ssb6rt. ii4 aber bisber nie se.
feben. SEPT ftonben fe iid ssseniiber.
-Msin Rame iit pOHprt.- feIlts iid
Der @aits8sfu9er bDfli9 por. 2sb'
feIbt nabm cine .ritaunte Dliene an.
ifrei4elts nad Sntrisuantenart mil
Der Iinten Sanb bas ainn. blidts ben
@erbubtsn ourh bic baIbssIdloFsnsn
ausenliosr BON Der Seite BON oben bis
uRtsn an. iporf ben 2ppf tn ben Naden
unb iprod nit Der tbm eisensn 8os.
beit: .poFort9 pofart9-Sinb-
Sie-beim Sbeoter9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
Das 9(iio66rin9enOe IS"

@insn 8eitrag su bem beuts 10 BE-
Iiebtsn Spiel Der Notwithstanding
unb fabaIiftiI6en 3si9enbsuiuns
bringt bic rStampa1 In einem artis
lei, Der ben 8u9Ttaben SO ola bus
fir Die italienifds @ef9idte sliids
bringenbe 3ei9eH bes Qlpbdbets prtth
Gum 8sipeiie fptrb sunG4it auf oos
Saus Sopopen binsetpiefen. 6os bic
5eritreuten @Iisber Oss italieniIdsn
&6rpsrs persint unb gum naiionalen
@ebiISe gsitaItet bat. Gs folgen in
Der gluf5dbIung SebaifopOl, oeRen
SaIl ben pariIer &onsreB einleitete.
ouf bem gum srffen Wole BON RD'
nigrei9 StaIien Die Rebe mar. ferner
Ct. Martina unb @olferinD. Die als
unmittslbare JoIs..ri9einuneen bss
sSoIIes DON Sebaiiopol, Stalien Die
2pmbarbei, Die Ssraostiimer nno bic
Rpmasna perI9nfften. Damn fommt
bic Ganbung 9oribolbts In Si5ilien,
Die Stali.n oiefe Snfel unb bas &O'
nigreih NenpeI CAB, Soboipa. bos Be
netisn Stolien einberleibte. Seoan, ooS
bic pforten ROms Offnste. Die 2ihs
Sdblt bonn ipeiter Selln Suiniino, ben
Refprmator bes itaIienii6en Ginans'
ipeIens. unb Ssrbieu auf, bic unmtt'
ielbars urTade oes eegenDdrtissn
Rrieses, BON Dem StaIien einen ipetsss
rem 3utpa9s an Madt erbofff. DsH
S9lub bilbet Der Rame Sdlonora.
auf Den iih b.uts ole SOffnungen una
ole Winfds Der StaIiener griinnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10
IL In bet 8tltgeifJif)te.

Sir bic 3eidner unb @erIessr bon
Bepgrapbii6en &arten finb Die iiing'
fen Sabre rs9t bart sspsfsu. Grff
fam Der &riss stpifden Sapau unb
Rublano, Der ben Often afiens sriinb'
It'd umgeitaltete; es foIgte Die Neu'
prbnung Der ftadtlt9en 9erbdItntfe
auf benz 8aItan, unb faum batten bic
RartOsrapben Oas arme Ilbanien eirl'
getrogen, DON bem man beute i9on
ipisber ni1t mebr ipeib, oh es eisents
lid nod sriItiert Ober nidt, bra9 Der
grobe DsIttrieg Don 1914 aus. SGts
ten aber Die &artDgrapben Die Beltges
fdi9te oufmertiam eeleien. 10 bGtten
fie iih pielleidt I9on friiber burauf ees
faBt semadt. bob bas Sabr 1914
ibnen tpieoer einen Stri9 bur9 ibre
bis6krigen 9oritelIungsn MAIDEN t6nne.
@enn es 1T mertpiirbig. bab bic Sab
res5abIen nit IA bon ieber fir Die
@eitaItuns Der europdii9en unb Der
@elttarte sans beionbers bsbeutunss'
bon unb entI9eibeno ii9 eripiefsn ba'
ben. profefor 8ione ma9t In elmer
itaIienii6en 3eitf9rift auf biefe tn'
merbin sigsntiimli6e 2aune Der Delts
ssf6idte aufmertiam unb tpetit oa'
rauf bin, oab oieier ipeItgeIdi4tIide
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olte 3eiten 5uriidperfolgen ldbt.
90 III bas Sabr 814: bos Spbess
jabr &arIs bes @roBen. befen Rie'
fsnrei9 bamaIs seteiIt tpurbe. 914
itarbtn Die Rorplinser uus unb fieIen
Die llnsarn IN WiitteIsGuropu Elm.
GrsisniFs, Die tpieberum cine llmges
ifaItung Der europdii4en 8arte na4
fib sOesn. 1014 farb Der ruIiiide
Grobfiirit @labimir, befen Reid ba.
mals in sipDlf beri9isOene, an feline
sip6lf SDbns iibersebenbe Seilfiirfen'
timer iid ouflOfe. gtod piel iddrs
fer aber tritt bic 8e6eutung Der pier'
ssbnsr Sabre in Der 9ei9idte Der
Ilsusifen 3sit berpor. 9as Sabr 1714
bradts Die sroBe llmseftaltuns Der
europGifhen &orte infoIge Der 5rie'
bensI9IiiFe bon Raitatt. ltre9t unb
@aben. 9amals errans GnsIanb
feline Stellung ols erite Seemo4t Der
Melt, ss entitanb bos nsue &Dnisrsif
Sdppben, Die &eimSells bes mobsrnen
cstoIiens, unb in 9euti9lanb fonioIi'
bierte ii9 bic MiIitGrma9t preuBens.
aus Der einf bas 9eutIde Rsi6 ber'
poraesn foIIte. Spaniers @srfall
mar beTsseIt. gs muBte fid aua
Stalien suriidsieben, unb RubIanh
besann @sItsuropa fart nGber su
riiden. Damn 1914: 6er partier
Jriebe, Der na9 Dem iursen 3pti4en'
fptel Der bunoert Sose eana Gurppd
fieu prbnste. DamaIs fam bas @rob'
bersostum Maridau on RuBlanb
ipGbrenb preuBsn unb Seiterreth ge'
ipiFe Seile bon qolen erbieIten. 9ol
aSnisrsi9 Saunopsr. Der 9eutid'
8un6, oas pereinigte &6ntgrei9 bel
glisberlan0e, bas @roBberaoetun
2ursmbure ipurben sebiIbet. Di
S9tptia srbielt bic &antone BON Sent
NelI6ot.l unb @alIis. Sarbinier
puroe bur6 9enua uno fein @ebte
Dsrsr6bert. 8Gbrenb bic 8ourbonel
nod Reapsl Suriidtebrten. peri4ndnl
bos bishriss 2Dnisrei9 StaIien BOZ
ber 2anbfarts.
1714 ertparb Gneldnb 9ibroltdr
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bic Ma9t 2ubipiss XIV. enogiItil
ssbro9en; 1914 itiirSts bas Grantreid
Rapolsons sufammen-19149 III
ma@te Der Deltberribdft Spunieni
Elm gnbe. 1914 Der Meltberrf9oi
S}ronfrsi9s-unb 191G9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-10

ni6f unier 1einsr glafe. fonbsrn aut
benz 8oben Der Dole ein-ffattli6er
S9nurrbart, ipis sr BEL Wtasteraoen
aneeiIebt pirb unb fir aebn Pfennise
in i.oem SpisliparensefdGft au ioufen
iR.-Weiters 9artpu4smitiel min Der
lllan nun ni5t mebr prpbieren. ,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
WHAT THEY WENT By

Little Maggie, who is staying in the
country, always goes out to the
chicken run in the morning to see If
there are any eggs. The other day
she found none, except the china nest
egg.
''No eggs this morning" she an
nounced when she went back to the
house, "only the one the chickies
measure by."-N. Y. World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
COSTLY JUSTICE

A colored gentleman, on trial for
his life in a remote Tennessee town,
was asked by the Judge if he had any,
thing to say, whereupon he replied:
"All has to say is this, Judge: If
you hangs me, you hangs the best
bass singer in Tennessee. Every
tbody's.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
THE SAME OLD STORY

SfNIHE- VII - VII
''Why, whatever are you down at
this time of the morning for, my
dear?" exclaimed the elderly newly
wed.
81 thought I'd like to give you your
breakfast, lovey," demurely answered
little Mrs. Podge.
. Well, pleased, but dimly seeming
mystery, old P. fused over his meal,
and prepared to depart.
Have you a clean handkerchief,
dear?" inquired the wife. "And ought
you not to have your overcoat on?"
"Quite all right, little woman"
81 don't like to think Of your go
ing to the station all by yourself,
lovey," she said prettily. I'm coming
with you. Aren't you glad?"
But the old boy was thoroughly
awake now. Turning round on the
doormat, he said:
"Now, simmer down, my dear!
How much is it you want?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
WHAT He MEANT

Dear me, 1 wish had never learn
ed to play cards." exclaimed man
who had been unfortunate in his play.
You mean you wish you had
learned, don't your" was his wife's
sarcastic reply. .-.....-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
MOTOR HIM

"See here, waiter, here's a piece
of wood in my sausage"
Eyes, sir" replied the waiter, con-
solingly, "but I'm sure-er-"
"Sure nothing! 1 don't mind eat
ing the dog, but I'm bowed if Pm go
ing to eat the kennel, too!'-N. Y.
World
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17

The discussion had become heated.
''But any donkey can see that,
remarked one Of them.
That's where you have the adj
vantage" was the others polite re-
joinder.-N. Y. World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-17
CHARGING 1T UP

''That lawyer of mine has a nerve. {"
why SOP"
Listen to this item in his bill:
For waking up in the night and
thinking over your case, ten dol
liars. On. Y. World.
1 NOW THEY DON'T SPEAK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
Bellaire Briefs.

James Deitenberg of this city sus-
tanned a badly injured eye when &C
cidentally struck by a piece OF wood.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be left at the City Rock store or tele-
phOned to the reporter. Bell 26i-J.
The Enamel Workers union will
hold an important meeting this ar
iernOOn i'm the A. q. u. VI. hall
The 70. q o. telegraph stations at
bethesda and belmont will be- dis
continued
Doc. Robinson Of StcwartsviIle was
held to court In the sum OF 5000 for
treathening 10 run pitchfork
through his friends.
Mrs. KahO Of Brooks Run will ad
dress the Pinch Run VI. y. congrega.
ton Sunday evening
William Nelson OF Guernsey street
has been removed 20 the North
wheeling hospital. where he will uu.
dcrgo an operation for the removal
OF an abccss from the ear.
The state industrial commission
has granted llenry Baumbergor OF
NarnOck an award OF s3215
Prof end Mrs J. A. Wiley. Of chat.
tanoooga. Tenn have returned home
after n visit In this city.
J. w. Hamilton OF Braddock. Pa
formerly Of this city. is calling on rel
atiNe7 and friends in this city.
Alexander Mayer celebrated his
eighty -lrst birthday az his home on
Belmont street YESTERDAY
Mrs. Fila Holiday entertained the
ProiheOn Bible class a. her home on
North Franklin street last evening.
Mayor Charles Wassman Of Guern.
scy street has returned from a bust.
ness visit az bethesda
j. vs.. Morrcll. Justice OF the peace.
will sell house and lot on Gravel
liill ~ public sale today at o'clock
Charles ". Blon of this city has
been crarted patent on an ankle
Tor an artificial limb
Funeral services over the remains
of Nick Hlanovitch we're conducted
yesterday
s meeting OF tho dircctorr of the
R A. T. viii bc held tomorrow after
noon
Rev g. % smith. or the First NJ r
church was business visitor at
Cleveland yesterday
Row Thorn. Of Brooklyn. delivered
lecture last evening boo tho % o.. a..
VI hall on The Bible"
Work on the Improvement OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

The Modern Woodmen OF America Will
mold a regular meeting In their hail IN
and q fun attendance is desired. as tbs
be made.
Mrs. 4. g Boyd. who has been visit
ing I'm New Castle for the last several
weeks. arrived home yesterday accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs s. c. Gam
BILE. and son. Billie.
Last evening was one OF the coolest
for some time and many overcoats were
again seen on the streets
The boys from the upper part OF the
city who were implicated in the al
tempt at hold-up Sunday evening. were
given a hearing before Mayor Wyckoff
Justice OF the Peace X. T. Ong and
wife and sister. left yesterday afternoon
for Smithfield. TO spend Sunday win
friends and relatives.
A good joke Is being told on one OF
the local bankers In regard to an April
fool prank played on him wednesday
evening.
The local aerie OF Eagles held a well
attended meeting In their hall on Han
over street. last evening.
the special meetings which have been
IN progress at the First Presbyterian
a close last evening, with a large crowd
In attendance.
The Ladies' Bible class Of the First
baptist church was pleasantly enter
tanned last evening at the home OF Dn-
vid Mandry. on Zane street.
The Kings Daughters will hold an
important meeting At the home OF MIS-.
>. ID. Petite. on North Fourth street,
Tuesday evening.
Joseph Jacobs is reported 10 be scri-
ously III at his home in the Kerr flats
on South Fourth street.
Special Lenten services were held In
the st. hary's Catholic church last
evening and they were largely attended
a large number from this city attend
Cd the performance Of the Howe pictures
az the Coutr theatre. In Wheeling. last
evening. and were well pleased.
Much excitement was created on Sec
ond street yesterday afternoon when the
man was dragged by the runaway horse.
William Faust. Of Jeanette. Pa, will
arrive IN this city to-day 60 spend sew
city. ~
The high stage OF water f. delaying
work on the new high tension system
being installed up the river.
Choir practice was held in nearly all
OF the local churches last evening and
Easter programs were rehearsed
\ large number OF members OF the
sister lodges OF Eagles are expected 10
this city tomorrow TO attend the annual
memorial services.
The sentiment in this city seems 70
be IN favor OF the lecture course select
ed BY the board Of education 81 their
special meeting Thursday.
II r. reported that q new Catholic
church will be erected above this city
In the near future and a. - said that
the site has already been selected
Deputy Sheriff Osborne. Of "a. Glars
vile. was here yesterday on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Mrs. Arthur McConnaughy. OF Logan
county. Va, Is the guest OF local rel,-
tives.
Mrs. J. A. McGlenn entertained .
number OF her friends at her home last
evening.
James johnson. OF the Lorein Coal q
Dock Co. Is IN Columbus on business
for n few days.
DR.. Judson ouimby. OF New York. has
returned home after a short visit here.
\ number OF local people will attend
the Eagles memorial in the High school
auditorium at Martins Ferry. tomorrow
afternoon.
W. II. Adams. made n business trip 90
New York yesterday.
oliver Smith. OF GAINESVILLE. was here
calling on friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGEE. are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Any items for this paper can be left
at Roberts a. Fredricks drug store.
The !. q. .. +. will hold its regular
meeting In their hall this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

east side Of North Jefferson street has
been suspended owing TO the inclem
ent weather
The township board OF education
has made arrangements to visit every
school in the township.
Prof. c. s. McNey and family, OF
Gravel Hid. have returned from a Wis
Il at Woodsfeld
Miss Elsie Steindorff has returned
TO her home at Columbus. after a visit
I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Forger have re-
turned from a visit in California.
The Elks Lodges Of this vicinity are
organizing baseball teams and will
form a league.
Miss Maude OTTsre. OF South Bell
aire. has returned from a visit with
relatives and friends az Alliance
James Fitton. Of Thirty-sixth street.
has returned from business visit AZ
bethesda
Louis Sklensr. 81 Noble street.
brought suit for divorce against his
wife Josephine. charging her with
adultry and naming John Petzrok az
correspondent All are well known in
this city.
4 horse attached 10 a Home Dairy
Co. WAGON narrowly escaped "A broken
leg yesterday. Its left foot sank in a
deep hole At the corner Of Thirty-sec.
ond and Union streets. 4 sewer runs
under the street az this point and the
bricks suddenly sank a depth OF two
feet.
Mrs r. ~. Storm f. able 20 be- out
after n lingering illness.
William Kirkpatrick. OF the Myers
Undertaking Company. and a candi.
date for clerk Of courts. is cmbalming
"a pet parrot for n prominent South
Belmont street woman
Miss Emmcline Morgan very pleas.
antly entertained a party Of friends
a. her home on Franklin street. Thurs.
day evening.
J. G.. Schlcrnitzaucr. Of South Bell.
aire. has received "a pen Of dark Brah.
ma chickens from Lebanon. q.
John $ McAllIstor. deputy u. s.
marshal. ~ Marietta. o.. was a visitor
here YESTERDAY
4 CONGREGATIONAL meeting Of the
ShndysIdo Presbyterian church was
held last evening
Mrs William sherman. Of Minro.
@. is che guest Of relatives and
friends in This city
Louis Long. of Toledo. formerly Of
this city, BEL spending a few DAYS with
friends and relatives IN this city.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Klotz. Of
Union street arc VISITING In New York
CITY
Donald Martin. ~ Columbus. BE- the
guest OF relatives and friends in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
Glass Broken.

An amusing incident occurred I'm the
Foreign Paper establishment on Hanover
street Yesterday morning and in the
the glass IN the door was broken.
The manager OF the paper bad soy,,o
costs TO settle in a local tustice ofGcc
ana gave n worthless check in payment
OF the costs. The check was present,.d
10 the bank and they refused TO cash II
ana the constable then took the checJ,
back to the man and he endeavored 20
P.t MIN out with the result that the
siass was broken. After the glass was
broken the man then went TO the ban.
and borrowed enough money TO pay the
bill and also for the glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
BELLAIRE
Darby O'TooIe.

Darby O'Toole. one OF the most
prominent residents OF this city. died
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
u. A. Men. on West Hamilton street.
last evening at $50 o'clock. follow
ing a brief illness. Mr.. O'Toole was
born in Parish City. Galway county.
Ireland. in 1851, and came TO this
country I'm 1864. Since that time ne
has been a resident of this city. lie
was a city contractor and set many
miles OF curbing in this city. Sur
wing him are the following sons
and daughters: Gerald. at home
Frank, of Arkansas: Pauline, OF this
city. and Mrs. -. A. Neff. OF this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed but the services will be
conducted by the St Johns Catho-
lie church. OF which the deceased was
a member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

The election OF officers OF the nav
commercial club was held Thursday
evening. but the tellers did not com.
piete the canvass OF the votes until
yesterday morning The result az
the election was as follows. Presi-
cent J. VI. Dubois: first vice presi-
dent, Cook Danford: third vice pres
ldent. Miller Booth: secretary. Ed
mond Martin: treasurer. William
Keitz. The directors are as follows:
y. w Dickens. John X. Cow. G. NJ
hodeier' Fred Spriggs. Sebastian
WINNER. +. +. sulsberger. Jobn a
McGraw. l.. l.. Dubois. W G Carna-
han. X. r. Crow. J. y. NeH. J
Mellott. William J. McCIain. Jr x.
l.. Bowman. II. S. McGregor. V. q.
Wicke. James +. Kelley. c. VI. Wv
rick. Charles Wassman. J. II. Green
lee and John r. Flynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

The annual memorial services OF the
local Rerie OF Eagles will be held to-
morrow afternoon in the high school
auditorium and the program that has
been arranged for the AFFAIR IS one of
the finest ever arranged. The Memorial
address will be delivered by II. l.. Heyne-
man. a member of Columbus Aerie No.
2s7 and he is regarded as being a fine
speaker. The members will meet at
their hall and headed by Summers band
OF Wheeling. will march over the prin-
cipal streets OF the city then 20 the
auditorium. where the services will be
held. After the services have been COM
pleted the column will again form IN
line and march back TO their hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL
Francis Learns How He Opponents
stand

An item from Washington 70 tho
Cleveland Press says that Congress
man W. r. Francis. Of Martins Fer
~. o.. is anxious 20 know whom ne
will have 90 fight In his race for re-
election this fall. has taken a poll
on the popularity % tho siI Repub-
lican candidates IN tho new EiEh-
teenth district. He reports that ID
A. Hollinrsworth. % Cadiz. received
a. many votes AZ all the other can
didates together
Francis poll was taken from g
representative men I'm each county
In the district Frecport Press.
Tho above must b. a compliment
to actual worth. a. Gen. HoIinrs-
worth has not yet commenced nis
personal canvass Of the district on
account % Mrs. HoliingVorth's ser
ious illness OBTAINING him a. home
IS the canvass progresses % i4
believed hy bis frierds that this pop
ularity viii increase Cadiz Repub-
liCan.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

At the First NJ. p church at the cor
ner Of Third and Clay streets. Rev. J.
y. McClay. pastor. The following sun
day services will be held: sunday school
AZ s;lb: preaching at 1880. subject: -
Message From SATAN" Junior league
will meet at 2 o'clock and the executive
board OF the Methodist Brotherhood will
also meet AZ that hour. Epworth lea
cue will meet at $50 o'clock and the
topic will be: Being Glad in the Lord. .
Evening services will he held at TAO
and the subject will be: What's the
Matter" The official board OF the
church will hold an important meeting
IN the church Monday evening At 1880
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Tickets on sale.
Tickets we're placed on sale yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

~ the FIRST Baptist church AZ the
corner 81 Third and Locust street. Rev
Harry ~. Hall. pastor The following
services have been announced. SUNDAY
school viii be held a. 9:t5 and preach
inR az 1850: The Awakening orient. d"
The feast 81 Lords supper will BE- OBJ
served ~ the morning services. d. Y
2. z. viii meet 80 $50 and a very IN
tereqtinE topic will BE- discussed. Even
ing service viii be held ~ Tao ana the
subject will be: why We Relieve The
Bible ig the Word Of God"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

Presents for every lady rur.
chaser for si.oo or over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
Lost An Ralon9tna.

Word was received in this cItv vas.
terday afternoon to the effect that Pau
carpenter. well known local youne
man who at the present Is in the south
Tor the benefit OF his health. was In the
nre that destroyed the historis st
augustine. the oldest city In the United
states. He was staying at one Of the
hotels that was destroyed and lost all
OF his belongings in the fire. He had
not retired yet when the fire had broken
out and for that reason not All OF his
clothes were burned. He also stated
that the fire was one OF the most spec
tacular ever seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04

We are ? lite OF In location. but
still they come.