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THE COFFEE MARKET.

Coffee trading was at a standstll yes
terday both In spot and !n the futures
market established on the Front street
curb Rio No. Is quoted at eitc. and
Santos No IL 14Hc. The December
position is about Sc, Warehouse deliv-
cries are liberal. Deliveries on Tuesday
were 1868 bags, which makes the stocks
in Now York 1.lS5. $50 bags
The creates; single factor IN mo ooffee
situation Is the unsatisfactory financial
condition OF Brazil and until the mora
toriuIn ends II win not be possible for
coffee brokers TO learn the status OF affairs
there. II Is not believed that the mora
torium will expire on Saturday and the
Brazilian Government will probably deem
II feasible 10 extend II further.
Chica DrceS
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ruled nj per cent
The time money market was AZ a rtandstil.
with some loans made between and per
cent
Commercial paper moved IN small volume,
with per cent quoted for best names
Only "A few special transactions were made In
foreign exchange for small amounts. Sight
bills and sterling cables were quoted at t.o5 and
10 respectively.
Domestic exchange on New York: Chicago,
10. discount; ST. Louis, loc premu m.
Bar silver in London, 26'sd.
New York Clearing House statement: EN-
changes Si61 $50. s93: balances 81 2e5 o.: Sub.
Treasury credit hAlance. s.. lSa. 10.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

Sugar prices reached higher levels yes
tsrday. RaNs Tor September delivery
were quoted at cents, with the spot
quotation NJ G0@ cents
Refners marked their prices up one.
half cont further with the exception Of
the American and Howell, who are quot D..
ing SOC on limited quantities. Howell
Is practically out Of tho market. Sales
o. 10000 bags Of raws we're made at 5
cents for September shipment
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or AMERICA

PREFERRBD STOCK DIVIDEND No
regular quarterly dividend Of one Dollar
been declared upon each share OF Preferred
Stock issued and outstanding, payable sen
temher 18TH 1910. to STOCKHOLDERS OF record
August 3lst. 1914, The Preferred Stock
Transfer Books will be closed at the Close
OF business August 3let 1914, and viii re
main closed until the opening OF business
Septemhe 10Th. 1914
DATED, August 18Th. leit
GEORGE WATTLEY, Treasurer
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. 70.

Al . meeting of the Board Of Directors
held today Dividend % TWO AND ONE
HALE PER CENT on tho Common 6toc h
for tho quarter ended soth June last. being
81 the rate of seven per cent per annum
from revenue ana three per cent per annum
from Special Income Account. was declared
payable on the let October next TO Share
hoders OF record at the closing of the boohs
n Montresl New York and London A. 3
re.opened on the ibth october next.
BY order Of the Board.
W, Il, BAKER. Secretary
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

TIE Keystone Telephone Company reports
FOR July. 1914, gross earnings OF Slil,4ts,
same month Of 1918 Net earnings amounted
to 65iss!, as contrasted with net OF ssh
csc, md surplus after charges was s2s,7o7
rs against "A surplus Of s2o.3ls a year ago.
For the six months ended July 81 1914.
gross earnings aggregated .7tG7lb while
t73l.S3s. Operating expenses and taxes In
creased $500. and net earnings were 1ss7.-
~ ~ as SompSred WIN net OF NSo'S5 a.
s2O6. OBS. compared with surplus OF
ls9.294 for the corresponding period OF
Total gross earnings ~ the Am-ricsn
Light ana Traction Company for he year
ended June 80, 1914, were s44Ih,GlO, an
increase Of $4,000 over the preceding year.
Earnings applicable 20 dividends were So
:76.lli, gain OF $4,000 Preferred dlvi-
dends were UNCHANGED. amounting 70 sS5i,-
l7e. Dividends on tho common stock we're
,l,tos727 In cash and similar amount In
and similar amount In stock paid dur
ing the preceding year. After Al divi-
contrasted with q surplus Of sS3e $50 I'm the
year ended June 30. 1913. Tho accumu-
on June so' i S were ,9577566. against
N,s73l4s on June 80. 1918
eros. earnings OF the United Fuel supply
June 80 1874, were i25s.22s as compared
The large decrease In gross earnings Is ex.
planned by the expenditure Of l9i sGs for
the purchase Of gas during the last year
whereas IN the preceding year only S2te5a
was spent for this purpose. Net income for
the year was si2s,5ts as against slss,l6o
in the previous year, and the surplus after
ell adjustments dividend payments and
depreciation charges was tsl.359, as com
pared with a surplus Of sei,160 a year ago
Depreciation charges were reduced from
800, 900 for the year ended june 80. 1913,
TO t27,loO for the last year. The accumu-
lated surplus Of tho company Is sleb,6l9
and It's Indebtedness has been reduced to
$4,000
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Company and Term SIX Amt
Dominion Bridge. Ltd quarterly poe,
Reading Company. quAterly",..,.,. rom
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Ihsh mhfkets-Besf moss, nominal
family, s299s3O.
Pork-Mess, s2i751feb.26; family.
Sc6qs2S.
Lard-Prlme Western, 5000: refined
continent, S1o75: South American siI.bO
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Cash markets follow--Wheat-No. ]
Northern at Minneapolis. 1.07aa No. I
Northern spring, nominal; No red
Z o. b.. 99l3c.. No. hard {. o. b..
sl0iiac No l Manitoba. sl.23. Corn
No. yellow 92%c; No. yellow.
92i2c. export. nominal. Oats--No. 2
white. 47d 47i9c No 2 white, 468
46lac standards, 46is r47c.; Rye
No. Western c. T. E New York, S5s4 c
Barley-Malting c :; T. Buffalo, SAL. 10
CSC Flour-Sprlng patents, 1875 ~
Sj65. spring clears. $3.50 q sass; Kan
sas stralghts 10 arrive, siS5 a s5i5.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS

Company and Term stk Amt ravah!s
United Cigar Stores. quar-.
terly ....,,,.,.,.....,.,....p fd ~ Sept IL
buckeye Pipe Line. ......... - o. Sent .
North Pennsylvania Rail.
road, quarterly .........., --- AuE y
National Cloak and Suit.
quarterly .,.:........ .....-.. pfd " Sep, /
Porto Rican, American To.
bacco tscrlpl ............. s~rle. n Sep'
Reokuk Electric. quarterly pfd NSn Aus
keokuk Electric quarterly com s. o. Az. o.
United states Gypsum
quarterly .................. II, Sert =
Consolidated Gas. f,ectrir
Light and Power Of Balti
more, quarterly ....,....... com -
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-Thr statement Of
the receipts and paw warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Ycs'er. This Fiscal
day month year
Receipt. ...,..... ss255 ~ As 2ss 500 ss, az
Ray wsr'nts drawn sis2ss4 q Sbo 93a n ssi go
Dehcit .............. 2,ss7.o6l s3sa ss6 as 7si
Receipt. from customs yesterday. s6es N2;
from Internal revenue, Ordinary $3.50 lis: cor.
ppration tax, t3o. 23I miscellaneous $50 100; ma
uonN bank notes received for redemption
taAi SCI
Tho cash statement Of tho United States
Treasurer for August II shows:
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin IS 7ss sss
cold ccrtlhcatcs ,....,,.,,,,,.,...... A. Os4 2in
silver dollars ,,...,,,.....,,,-,,... &s6id 400
silver certificates ..,.,.,,.,,.,...,,,. II, 96S 7V
Cmied states noies .,... .,...,,,.,,,,., eos, la5
CERTIFIED checks on banks ....,,........ 3ei 06s
National hank notes ..-,.,.,i....,,. Tlisl5s
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, N13, 21S
Cash IN Treasury .,.,.,.,,,,..,, 206, tiT l5i
In national banks ,.,,,..,,,,.,,,.: e2,6ol sos
Available cash in Treasury and
Deduct current liabilities ..,........ i2s5si "a
Free balance in Treasury and
banks ...,.. ..........,..-.....,. $4,000 3os
Other Treasury assets net ,...,... 1895 cs2
Nct balance in scucral fund ....... 1861 ora
RESERVE FUND
Cold coin ard bullion ................ lsn mo ooo
TRUST FUND
To redeem outst anding certih cates 49, s2a sss
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury i,9lS 6s i.s
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug l2-The statement Of
the receipts and paw warrants OF the Treasury
shows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Office was detached from the circuit.
which included the other New York
evening newspapers, members OF the
Associated Press. so that the message
Should go to the Globe alone. As an
ticipated, the dispatch instantly an
Feared upon the ticker. and not long
after was printed in the papers served
by other news agencies in different
parts OF the country. AS soon as this
was done. and before it appeared in
any issue of the Globe. a notice to
XIII was sent out and the telegram,
therefore. at no time reached the pub
lie as from the Associated Press.
Operator Confessed.
The word "Fliba" was cryptic. Sub
stituting for the initial consonant the
consonant following IL in the alphabet
and for the two novels the yowels
following in the alphabet. "Fliba" be-
came Globe" Thus the culprits
were left no chance for escape. The
telegram was Identified beyond ques-
ton and its source made plain. The
telegraph operator was arrested and
made a full confession. He was ar
raigned this afternoon before Magis-
trate House and held In $4,000 bail for
a hearing on December /. In order
to observe the methods OF the New
YORK News Bureau. a trusted Pinker-
ton operator was employed and es-
tablished himself as an investment
banker. Mr.. Il. ID. Smith" at an Of
nee No. 366 Broadway. He fitted his
office carefully Sith a safe and ap-
propriate furniture and installed one
Of the New York News Bureau tick
ers. Employees of the Associated
Press were assigned to watch the
ticker with great care and TO time
each dispatch. During q period COW
ering several weeks Il was observed
that the dispatches of the Associated
Press were constantly repeated upon
the ticker within Eve or ten blnutes
after they were sent out by The As
ISOLATED Press. The New York News
Bureau Is not a member of the As
ISOLATED Press and is not entitled to
its service.
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Ninety men and women professed
Christ ON the call for converts at the
Ssoss OF the Bob, Jones meeting at the
AID the meeting was one OF the most In
teresting held BY the evangelist for some
time since 40 much enthusiasm was
SHOWN at n meeting. The members OF
the Criterion club attended the services
In body, and when the call for converts
va issued. all OF the members OF the
club went up and shook the hand OF tho
hands the entire audience ns bar.t s1 iose
nnthusiasm and the cheering was great.
drums were beaten and the meeting
evangelist fer some time.
sunday win begin the second week OF
me csmpaign. ana A. IL expected that be-
cured. ~
The largest afternoon crowd of the
week was present Mt the tabernacle yes
terday afternoon and Rev Jones took
Tor his subject tho Rejected Christ.
sermons SO sar deliser s rhe Hc~s %sSe
lsrge number OF men In the audience
yse YES afternoon, which was due 80
ma All had a chance to attend the meet
Ing
crowded TO its capacity by the crowd
thnt was present 10 hear Rev. Jones
oaAfver the sermon on He'll" as the
announcement that he would deliver
Ing. At the close OF the services LAST
evening large number OF men and
women professed Christ and wished TO
% saved. A large delegation OF the
Modern Woodmen OF America and the
Royal Neighbors OF America were pres
ent at the meeting last evening and
marched In a body to the tabernacle.
headed by the Bugle Corp OF the Wheel
ing lodge. Special seats were reserved
for tn members OF the orders. large
number OF factory delegations also Wis
tied the tabernacle last evening and
special seats were reserved for them.
Prayer Meetings.
me attendance at the cottage prayer
meetings Yesterday morning was the
largest OF the week. and as the revival
grows older. the interest IS increasing
inc shop meeting held yesterday at
noon at the Acme Sheet & Metal COM
pany at the corner OF First and Jeffer-
son streets. was also one OF the best
held for several days. No shop meet
inEs or prayer meetings will be held
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OPERATOR
CcOntinusd from Fir.t Page,

reau's ticker and in the reports NJ
the International News Service. the
Central News OF America and other
minor organizations.
Fake Dispatch.
For the purpose OF trapping the
wire-tappers. the following dispatch
was prepared:
Bulletin +. o. s.
'PETROGRAD. Nov. 27.-The Rus
sian dreadnaught F1iba. formerly the
lsmail. striking a mine In the Gulf OF
Finland. Is a complete loss. with $50
lives.
ADD PETROGRAD UNDER DASH
Loss OF Fliba-The Ismail was one
OF four Baltic dreadnaughts laid down
at the Kronstadt yards in 1912. she
had displacement OF $4,000 tons. and
carried nine 14-inch guns and twenty
5-inch."
The short bulletin wire 70 the Globe
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EX-PRESIDENT
Confined Prom First PaEsJ

NNANsF
charged a. The logical consequence Of
our policy"
Mr. Taft found much good 10 say
about the Monroe doctrine. and *.
pressed the hope that Il might not be
abandoned
1T has made for peace for ninety
years. he said why viii q not
make for peace in the next one hun.
dred years."
In taking mp the proposition Of
Great Britain's enemies landing troops
In Canada. Mr. Taft cited the stand of
Secretary Seward taken when Spain
declared war ON Chile. lie announced
this country would not interfere 80
long as one country did not seek 10
inhict its government on the con
quered people nor compel permanent
transfer Of their territory. nor resort
10 any other unjustly oppressive
moarures.
Could Not Object
"lt seems 10 me clear" Mr. Taft
said. from the history which have
given Of the Monroe doctrine and
from Secretary Stewards declaration
in the case 81 the war between chile
and Slnin. that n consistent pursuit
1r-the policy would not require us 90
object 10 any warlike measures under
The rules Of lawful war which Eng.
lands enemies might take against
Canada
Mr. Taft sees little danger OF tho
policy drawing this country into
irnt BE with O. European nation soon.
az least. ono reason being that tho
present struggle abroad viii leave
fhcm exhausted. and therefore unlike.
ly 10 begin new hoatilities
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One THOUSAND AND TWENTY-SIX
CONVERTS DURING FIRST WEEK

this morning. but they will be resumed
as usual Monday morning. Last even
week OF the campaign and the evanre-
list and his porty are pleased AT the
results obtained Ia the last two weeka
Tomorrow VIII be a great day FOR the
ternoon the nrst OF the special .nes,,nx.
VII Dc held In the tabernacle a meet
inx Tor women only will be hein .aa
Woman Mr. Meinardi will addrcss n
meeting for men only in the First Pres
pyteriAn church at $3.50 o'clock At the
neeuns 70 be held In the tabernacle to-
morrow AFTERNOON they will have wom-
en- 20 usher and women TO take the coll
lection Next Sunday afternoon a meet
ing Tor men only will be held at the
Sermon on -zeu.-
Rev. Jones took for his evening SER
mon Heir and the large tabernacle was
opened the services by reading the sane
bible verses as IN evening previous. be-
ginning OF the 18th chapter OF 81. Luke.
said. AZ there isn't n He'll then this bo..s
is wrong. The churches that believe in
Hell are tho most powerful There
would be little regard for law. Since
Sou - Just. there must be a He'll So1pe
people Will tell you that IL IL an actual
fact that there Is a Hell. People tell
you that IL Is imparable
I like to think OF Heaven. I Ike 20
TAX about Heaven. 1 like to think OF
the beautiful flowers. In reading the
chapters about me rich man and the
oeEsar, I believe that the bexger must
have died about day break. I think thai
tne rich man must have died about mid
nlght. what IL more CHASTITY than be-
INK IN a death chamber AT the fufl-pfVht
hour. think that IL must have bean
az mldnght- as 1 imagine / hear the
I'LL man orothers saying that We will
nave a great funeral 1 see them Law
ing his out IN the shroud. The rich
man gave the crumbs from the table 10
tne oesgar. Imagine the brothers saw
ing that they Will see him again The
liS III, ulSn was tormented in Hell and
erased by Drink.
Just imagine nome robbed OF n
drunken father who would come home at
night and choke the mother and 20 and
KICK the little baby and then pick X up
am shu 80 70 the window and throw the
out Its life. The officer would be sent
Tor and the father would be taken 10
jail. and the next day he would be told
tnat ne killed his wife and would
answer no and say that he loved her
and the baby and he would ask about II
and when told that he had also Killed
know Il. nv
Hell f. a place where nobody get,
what ne wants. oh can stand anything
10 be sick when there Is hope Hopeie-~
Is soul. that Is In Hell. Hopelessly
CANNED and lost. Is n soul that is In
He'll once when / was holding a re-
vival In a southern city. l heard a knock
at my door after I had retired and i
that a young man wanted 10 see me. I
asked what he wanted and he said that
he wanted his soul saved
Some men viii join a lodge In an ef-
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November i6. according to wounded
man found by officers OF the Carranza
earrison. commanded by General Ben.
lamin Hill. who made a sortie into the
Maytorena trenches today The Car.
rama officers found eight men alive.
inciuding the wounded man. who was
Dying rom thirst and starvation.
The wounded soldier said many Of
ms comrades who had been wounded
were left on the field 10 die. Yaaui
indians sent back In the night By
Maytorena 10 rescue them merely
looted the dead he said. refusing to
carry In the wounded
A Rev. Mr. Withrow was struck ~
day by a bullet fred By Yaqui shippers
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SPECIAL DELEGATIONS
AT JONES rABERNACu.E.


The following are the special deleea-
lions which Will attend the services at
the tabernacle during next week:
Monday Night
Martins Ferry High School
bridgeport High school
odd Fellows
Rebeckas
Canton Loyal.
Eucampmcnt Lodge
Tuesday Might.
POcahontas.
Street Car Employees
La Belle Box Works
Wednesday Might
Miners Night.
Maccabees
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Thursday Might
Moose
owls.
Nigilant Athletic Club
Friday Night
forestcrs OF America
Galvanic Sheet Metal Workers.
Carpenters Union.
Painters Union.
Sunday Night Dec. o.
City OFFICIALS and all professional
men.
Monday Might, Dec. 2.
Junior Mechanics
Tuesday Might Dec. @.
Business Girls.
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probably fatally. this afternoon when
Burlington-Alton passenger train No
p. easibound from Kansas City 10
St Louis. left the rails three miles
east Of Clark Steve Preston. negro
porter. probably viii die. -Four coaches
turned partly over. but the engine dld
not leave the track The cause Of The
accident has not been learned
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VILLA TROOPS
tcontInusa - rirst 800

The government Of Eulalio Gutierrez.
Advance guards Of the forces Of
the convention. commanded BY Gen
eral Angeles. are now az the gates OF
the camtal u is believed that TO-
morrow or the day after the troops
viii enter Mexico CITY without the
necessity ~ firing a single ahot. mas.
much aa the metropolis is controlled
by the forces Of General Hlanco. who
is in favor Of the convention
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DRUEE AND DrsoaDnnLr.

continuous complaints from persons
nNlnE ln the vicinity or Thompson I
station. uut-fhc- pike. rauard me erre.f
a.t uight of BERTHA Hihhart ana Ifuf
Johnson ON drunk and dfaordrriv
.n.f se- DEPUTY sheriff Bert Phillips.
NJ GOD. vent ont after them and iodec 4
mem ln the county Jail % await q hear-
lng this afternoon before squire olun.
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fort 20 forget their troubles and som.
GET drunk and try 20 forget their
put your sos on s ssa mesh. ~ssn sSq
ana preke ~ Do you remember when
S 20 Hs I'D that giri 20 Gin and sent ne,
that you ruined Will torture you In Hell.
Places NAMED
Down IN southern state man
came home drunk. and his bride of a
few months. was crying and asking him
why he camo home IN that condition
her heart. Il eidn't want 20 1 break your
heart you lead me to H. he said You
lead me 20 the punch bowl after i had
l didn't want 10 drink 1 am going TO
damn you To hell
There n somebody responsible for
men L never expect TO see a drunkard
IN hell Some OF you are going to stag
Down In louisiana u few years ago
young man went TO bowling alley
one night. and the next morning he ask
ed the woman with whom he stayed. roc
n spoon and little water. as he said
that he wanted TO take some medicine.
After a while he called the woman and
her two daughters 10 the room He
said. do you know what 1 took7 and
they exclaimed no. The young man said
be dead. He said. 4 went out last night
and gambled and lost all the money 1
pad. and some that didn't belong 10 me.
70 IL. as you schufled the cards to me-
The woman summoned doctor and he
arrived and used the stomach pump and
saved the life OF the youn man.
"A girl who once went astray was told
by her mother to leave and after the
siri had gotten her clothes. she said to
her mother. You are fine mother to
drive me from home. You started me
ON this road. You sent me TO dancing
schools and other places. Ruined BY a
mother THAI ought TO protect me- There
are some churchmen in this city who are
going 10 be met by their daughters In
The evening meeting came to q close
Dy the evangelist asking all OF the peo-
pie who were Christians to rise to their
feet and n large number stood. After
n prayer by Rev. Jones. he called for
converts and a large number OF men and
women got right with God
TA4En OI.E
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At the first call for converts thts
Week. Rev. Jones stated that he wanted
10 have over a thousand before the end
OF the week and his wish was granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

"Wednesday night will be miners
night at the tabernacle and arrange.
ments are being made to have a large
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The Royal Neighbors of America pre-
scented tev, Jones with n fine umbrella
at the services last evening
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The odd Fellows will turn out IN n
oody AZ the services Monday evening
and will march, to the tabernacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Rev. Jones was presented with :
bunch OF carnations by the members or
the Criterion club last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Inc Bugle corp OF the Wheeling
Camp OF Woodmen rendered N very
beautiful selection In the tabernacle la Il
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

Today will be a day OF rest for the
evangelist and his party, and they de-
serve the same as they have worked
hard this week
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NACO Ariz. Nov. 27.-Governor
Maytorcna lost between COO md 500
men In the fighting AZ Naco. Sonora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-28

. The sunday school board of the First
~. 4. church held a short meeting at
the tabernacle last evening.
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The High school students will TURF
out In body Monday evening for me
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MEXICO. Missouri, Nov. 27.-Thirty
persons were injured. one OF them
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Rev. Mayer, OF the Kirkwood NJ T.
church offered prayer at the evening
services last evening.
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