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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

@ilismittcl in 9|odcurfricgcn imO
inncren &Gmpicu CcrQeuOct bot, in
icncn &dmpicn wclde man nit Dem
9}oncn 9fcgolution 6elcgt Ocnl troil-
rigcn 9lis0rud Ser imcreu ScrriIt-
hrng cincS &olfes.
@lidlidetueiic lit 0eicS 6r0Btc
lld1cl. oas nidt i'm &cien Ocs 9oli-
UiancrS bclriinOct liclt mo troBoen
ole @nuptlriade Der &ulturrcr5ogc.
RING mar, poQtonunen imO fiir inl-
mcr pcrldmuul0cn, mo @0liOin lit in
bic 9feibe oerjcni1en 9totionen einge-
tretcn, 0eren Staotsrctt mo Ser
iaiilng nidts 5it wiiniaca iibrig ldBt
mo Oercn oiientlitc Gr0nmA cn0.
giiltig Der6iiG0t lm0 aeiidert lit.
Gic llriahc 0icicr ra0ifalen 9Snil0s
lng lit lcidt 5u crfldrcn
Nriibcr iebtc lid] Oas min3ige Seer
9clipicna aus angcpor5cnei 9cuten
Suionmcn 6si oercu gluno6mc ilic-
mols irIcn0 cine @orantie 0cior0crt
mnrOc. Iia Nnierlen betrot ieOmc.
Scr. Der icincn lltcrtalt alli onoerc
Mciic nidt ccr0icnen iroatc oOcc
fonntc mO cs beoucnor lm0 ciutr1g-
lifcr innO. iicb Ocln Solootenbcrllic
5u lpiOmcn ais 81 or6citen, 0enn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

aicbt Dem edo oc @aris" @eranlai-
ilng, elm Wei1idtcben oaS iid Dor
chuo OreiBia Sa5ren obipieltc, 5u
er5Gblen
Ter 0er3og BON Sroslie mar NIT
ser 9iloima cines Nfinii!crhnnS be-
trout nor0cn. Gr bate bel Der 9luS.
ipa6l icincr N}iturbcitcr nit ser
gr0Bten Shmeri9feit 3n f1mpfcu
uno mllBtc Inn tcinen 3eitun9Sfrieg
81 cntfeiieln NIT ser arobtcn @or-
iidt SIT &crfc ae6cn, ia ionit fcin
Gnoc Scr @riiis a65iie6cn ocucien
iu6rc. 9lus alien oicirn @riin0cn cn.
piin1 CT IN ser fritiiAcu 3cit mcoer
Sournaliltcu not ,Srcln0p bon Sours
nnlflten- Gem G6cire0ofteur cincS
groBen 9Iottes gelona cs obcr ciucs
cages bod, Oen S6iirbitcrt ein
Sdnipp6en 5u idlagen unO in oaS
9rbeits5inmer oes Net5o1S 5ll gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

lnanaclS elmer uilitdriideu Gr1onl-
iation lmO 3u@t mor 0us Salerncr'
lcben NIT wenig 9lrbeit rer6in0en
Ger Sol0ot liei 5par @ciobr in
elmer GeUolltion 5u iolen, ober mcnt
ieinc Sodc iic8rci6 lvar lmO er oaa
Sc6cn 6epo6rtc, founte CT ali Sefor-
0chlaQ lniO @elOpr1nuen redncn
Iiclc BON icOcnt potriotiidcn Sc
iiiAl poQfonumen cnt6loBten 9elte,
pcldc i6re 3nflmit nnc5 Oen %or.
t6cilen eiuiGGben bic iic aus
0cu 9lc0olttioncn 5it6cu fonuteu,
naren bel ieOer iid. MIR irlenOwie
6iucn0cu @elegcn5et 6creit. oic
9iu5c im0 Sen Son0irieOen 81 it0ren.
9m0 iiir e6r9ei5ige 6ii6rcr mar cS
lleiftt, Iciucu Srllppentbcil fir bic
Gmp5rn8 gc8en bic rcdltndBigc 9lc-
0ierlma 5lI geiuinnel
On Oieien 9iccoliitioncn bat Oa5
2ono mohtlos 5uic6cn nilllci mie
N}uitcr 9ic3icrul8cn porbilOli6er
Nldnncr Qeitir5t puroen, an oerct
Stelc 0onn ans 0cn &aicrncn 6er-
Dorgcaongcuc SqloiuiOucn troten, Die
5u @ciBeln ocS Sau0cs gclporOcl
iinO g9ic onOers 6cute g8dbrenO Der
aebtcn Orci Gegicnm9SpcrioOen lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

mig sum G6reu6iir9cr ser Staot,
Cos pon 9c1eilterlng 0ctrngene llr-
t6eil 9ploguo5 ii6cr sic Gper Oes
jlngcn .Weiitcrs pur0e Damn ober
pon Ocn ltrcngcr lrtbcilcn0cu %u6s
lifum Scr WloildnOcr Scnla nidt be.
itdti9t; mo cbenio roid mic cr mll-
geltegen mar, bc1ann Wobotti's
Stern mie0cr 5ll iinfen. Gr idricb
nod onOcre Opcrn nntcr anOcren
uSidt" rno ,,GorOeIia", aber CT
tonnte oanit. obwo6l iie mmocr6orc
Steaen oitimieien Ben @rldnad OeS
@ublifums nidt treiien, mO Ocr
@ionu, oen man i'm Sto0trot6 ron
Bologna nit %croi luic g9ogncr in
einea 9ltbem genonnt 5otte acrict9
bolO 0odiidn0iN in &craeiicn6oit Sn
ben lebtcn SabreiT 6otte cr cine
nNiaiiias" 6etitelte neic Cper Doaen-
oef o6cr e5 fonO iicG anN niMt cine
Yii6nc, Oie lie b0tte SIR 9nliiibuns
bringcl wo1cn. Ger %ol6t1n0iatcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

Oem Gage Ser eriten gluifii6rlng Oa-
tiert mein lln0lIcf geIuinniiid)tige
unO Oerlenmocriide S6eatcrlmter-
nebmer lalniide &erleger, Oie mir
Nperntertc bon 3lueiicl6aitenl @erthc
ouiballten tralrige Sonlilicnangc.
le9enbeiten &ernloQcusDerhltc
0as mar eS, mas mid ms &cr0crben
6roGtc
3u icner 3cit mur0c aud bcfanut,
0aB eirmol Gnroucci oic gl6iidIt &c.
bobt totte, iiir Gobotti, Sen cr iebr
idjdBte, einen O0erntcrt 81 idreibcn
Gas Sibretto iolltc nNlillc non pin
ndQc~ beiBcu lmO einen eigcnartigcn
Stoff bc6onOcln: III 6rnutrcid ilt
fir einen 6pitinmltcn Goa Der llnter.
gang Der Q9clt porouSgein9t, mo Die
@ciltliffcit mid. oilf Sen Sdrcd
NM OoS Gntiesen 0eS abergldubi-
irbcn %olfeS ipcfltlicreno, 0ie ginltgc
Wclcgenbcit 6cnilbcit Inn Ocn @ldu-
bigcn Sonb lm0 @iit peg5lnebnlen-
Gnr0ucci ia6 o6er balls Gin Dab er
ais Spcrntertoic5ter feline bcionOers
1rtc Sigur nloctcn iuiir0c, mo cS
plieb beim MoQen. 9(u ieiner Gpcr
qN}oiiaS" 6ottc @obotti Srolf SSobre
gcorbeitet. @oiiios, ein ipauiidcr
Sitter un0 Ttdter, perliebt iicb m
cine SoiOame. Oie in 9ur5cm beira-
t6en ioQ. 0oraus ergi6t iib Ser ords
natiihe &onflift: W}oiiioS miro i'll
ooS S1loBgeidngniB geporien mo
bier Don Dem 9rGittigom ieiner @e-
hcbtcn 6interriids criflogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

toilette iGon inn @eiie oea ieniaiio-
neIen @citoritel ocn cr uubeiu-
inert mn Die yigciaaie 0isiretion
fiir iein &lott iArei5eli polite ua0al
roil5 Ylab mo ipipie oa cr in @c.
gemmnrt ocs Ncr5oas iencH NlciiiiE
nidt pi6en 0iritc, im 10 hdricr
Oic Cbron lluo Scr @srioa oe1aml
icicrliA rie Elm Sidtcr 0er heli8al
6enc: ,0oB gle ON GArenpoua
inn, nciB in S3croel Sl. obcr
and itorf aema iein cri &eecm'
nib ST bcro6ren24 uSdl faw INn,i'
gcn mic oa5 gra6l" ncriidcric 0cr
Solrnaliit iuocm cr ris sum
Sdmnr oie Nauo cr5Ob $50 aad
entgc9ncic.ocr Herjo1 iroagn llno
ocsbol6 io9c id nihts Sol 2,ni tom.
nen sic berubi9t uot Nopie aelen
lln0 Der Reonttcur ihlid dl en- zoe.
MIG 6eiddmt bon 0annea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

0aS Seer notionoliiicrt moroen llls
Dem man untcr 9lnfolrgS groBcn
Sdipicrigfeitcn, luic es in elnem lnr
Ocrdrtigc raOifdle 9lenoerm9en nod
lmcor5crcitctcn Sanoe uotlIrlidi IT.
Oic aagemciue Mebrpilid]t cingcIiibrt
bat.
Gic SolOnerl6oar frilberer 3eltet
lit criebt iuorOcn Ourd] Oic boliOia'
niide Sugen0. mcldc nit Segeiltc.
ring Ocn Gdiernei 5ltromt, Inn ibrc
YiliGt 81 eriiilen, UoQ &atcrlanos-
Iiebe mo in Scr lleber5cugirng, OoB
Oic @oiic, mclctc Oie 9totion i6r an.
Oertraut, Oo5l Oo lit Inn &crioiilulg
uno @eles 5ll ihiisen lmn Ocm na-
tioualen @iQen gldtng 6u pcrldol.
fen mo Inn oic &nte0rit1t pes Se'
bieteS Scr 9icpitblif 81 cert1eiOigen.
Die Silbrlmg 0cS NcereS licgt in 0cl
@dnOen cincS Ofii3iertorps, oos GUS
on1cie6cnon iiulgen Seiten Der crltcn
@eieaidoitsireiic 6citc6t; Gin QroBer
Gbcil Der Siibrcr lit io6relong in oea
beltcn Sccren Guropas inO gmeris
foS tb0tig gcpclcn
9clon0erc 9lufmerfloupfeit bobcn
Oie lebten &cgierlngen Dem oficntli'
den llntcrridt, ais cnem @ntptiof-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

@iii SlnSNu6mc @rdiliens mo Der
Irgentinildei 9cpublif lit 8oliDiu,
SSclen 9eOoltcrlmgsOidtc faum 5mei
clmpobner oui ciucn NuaOrotfilo-
meter Gctr0lt, Oas ausgeOe9ntelte
Sono Siloalncrifos.
IS lit leid)t crfldrlidl ooB bel ei-
ner mciimclcli9en, i.ber anOertbol6
@illlloiea Glo5rotfilometer uerltrel-
lell Sclieccllmg. Oer mcOcr 0as ge-
nllgenOe &opitol nod oie tchniiden
NlllSmittel Der groBen aldtir5cnt-
rcn 5rr &criiigung itc6cn, mir cin
sans acriugcr G6eil Ocs @e6ietcS be-
uroeltct mer0cn fam mo Dab all 0aS
norlgc fnltipierte 2on0 in Dem 3n-
nano 0crbarrt, ais o6 nie eineS Nien-
luel 5pb oicicn bepor5ugten Sa10-
'fll'9 oeS GrO6alles betrctcn bdttc
gSic grobe @uticrming, peIhe 80.
sdlen Ielen bon europa trennt un0 Der
"'ou9el OIL &erfcbrsmitteln I'M Sn-
,,'crl oeS Sonocs, por aacn nn 81
lelloabnlulieI, iiiO Oie Sallpturiuden
qepelen oob cine 5oblreide europoi-
lNc SlnwonOerung 6is6cr nod niht
SStlol9t lit; elm 3mciter @rimO lit
on Olc sl69eihloiien6eit 9oliuieus bonn
9'ecr; iinO es Oob Die cigencu 6d.
lcn. ocncn 9roiilien imO Die 9lrgen-
NHnllDe Jiepu6lif i6re ibnellc 9elic-
ceiling Oeroonfeu.
4, %Ier6u fonmt nod, OaB @olipien,
lvll rs 5uglcicb nit Oen ouOeren iiio.
ulerltonii6cn &cpu6lifcu sir freien
,ll!o ilnub6dngigen Station profld-
H!crt mlrOe, lnlge Sabre 6ilOird
lV'Ne Deltcn &rGite unO oQe feline
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
- Sin SomponiitcnIdJidIul.

SIN Sunotorium 9fi55oli 5u 80,
SGgRa ltorb, Don ieiuen &onosleutcn
r'e ,, l0n emit in itiirmiicbcr @cgeiitc-
ttulla 5lm ebrenbiirger crnonnt bat
tv,L "a oollltanoig Dergeiien ser &on-
Ho''Df Steiono @o6otti. @o6atti, ser
t tsl Sabre 1862 ols So6n armcr 81
tVgn ta 9eborcn mar, 6attc i'm So6rc
;o 5Gl5 i'm Stoott6coter su Bologna
, Ieile Npcr .Gie @ot6en4 oiiiiii6rcu
1GHllen Gas g8erf' erregte rm6cl6rei6-
%wen Siibel lmO man pergli6 ocn
@u;ngen ~; &oniponiiten nit Nleiltcrn
'v,g ~ gtollmi im0 @crOi. Tic N}llif ser
SS%vl0en" mlirOc in Bologna. Oas oils
5o5l 'S llnllltoliidits StaOt SStolicus pilt,
S utO ollgemciit 6cfonnt mo sic
Ma Siluu'Ioroerpaltlma crpieS i6rem Sdo-
gsr Sq., one boc1ltcn Gbren, bic cinenl
c,'g cSurger be5ei0t werOcn fonncn. Iic
e."unlte ibn uie cupd6nt, einItim-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Slesierlmaspuluit in snerc.

TOR oeS 5ortidritte5 elmer 9Ioiiou Sc.
miOnet.
lin met6o0iic6 iortitrcitcu 5ll
fonnen lit e5 not6meuoig Die brelte
Wloiic oe5 &olfe5 olli3ufldren, lmo
6ieic 9{otWpenoi9feit mntt ii@ be.
ionOer5 in Soliuien iii9lbar 0a li6
Die &cU0lterung OieieS 2onOas iitn
groBcn S6cilc ais onalphobctildM
GinJeborenen 5uionrneniett
Ger &olfsiGitinteridt lit mcat.
qeltliN unO c5ligotoriid), in0 0amit
0icier @ilidt ald uirflih naG1c.
fonmcn qpcr0c rmO fcincr iih i6rer
@eo6odting elit3iebel fom cntial-
ten Die 9c50r0cn Oie meitge5cnOltc
Ghdtiafcit. iN0em Tie oae not6pcn0i.
Qcn M}Qbnahmen trciicn
9lQid6rIiH miro cine bctrddtIihe
glu5ahl Sdulen geihaiicn mo cS lit
Die 9lbiidt Ccr 9legicrmA iolde oud
IN Ocn entlcgcuitcn 9lniicOcliulgcn 5il
erridtcn.
I'm 0ic auf oem 2atoc 3criireiit
le6cn0cn imO isd) Dem StulbciuHc
ibrer &inOcr 9lnianlS miOericbenOen
Gingc6orcncn nit 0cm llnterridtS.
meien pcrtrart 5u nud'cl bat man
@auoerihhm ms Se6cu oerufen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

meldc j,Nc gc ,scN OnrdNclcn
IND r1rjitllife 9ielAtate cr3iclcn
SclAit in Den 4dlcrlNl 6at man
iiir bic 0co Sciens lmo StreiOcN9
uidt mattiNen GiAcborcncn Shl
fen cin3criat.t SAi oieic MeIlc
fcbrt Der cin0cboreuc SJIOot uaM
er nad 3pciid9ri8cr NieuiBcit Die
.@oicrnc ucrldbt nitt MIR NIT uilt
tdrikten Mamtaiiien in ien Mcim
5nriia iouocrl ducb init ioldcn 0r
Glcmentaridfer 0cs &ol!aihnhmic
ridlts
Nor mcnIBcn &abren npd rcpro
ienticrtc OoS9uO0et Oe0 lWtcrrcidts-
mcicnS in 9olioien cine flcnlc Snm
me; bHlte 0ogeNcn ucr0cn Nlilioneu
9ScioS Nlr leincu llntcllolt ou2lcAc
Zen nnO &0llsidltlct irwc bllcrs
Se1ratiinltcn nai11riih nit ouW
notbuenoiAen Glcmcllteu aiis1cilai.
let.
Sic 5ortidritte Ocs &oit. im0 &c.
le1rap9enlueienS ltc1en inn &cr6aH.
nib 5lr Gnhuidclma Der onOcren
%cupaltlmgS5meigc. Ger llnlianQ
0es @ricnpebicl5 mo Die 3obl Ocr
anigcsc5enen in0 empian9cncn &c.
le9rnmc mddit BON &oDr 5u Solr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

in 6&rddti6em N}aBilobc lno llls
aui6GrliA mer0cu nene ielc1rapNilIe
9inien ge6aut SSn tester 3ctlno pe
0eutenoc 9liitrdae nod enropa o'li
@ioIten, Irobt imo onoerc 3n1epor
t6eile qcmodt morOen uno bolo mro
OieIes N}aterial beitra9cn ole Qelcr
udrtiacn &onitrnitioncl crDeplN 5il
oerme6ren
9oliuicn oc6ort felt 0cn 1aDre
1885 Dem g9cltpoltucrcin an inio pot
OenBuiolgc 9lnt6cil an ocl %ortpel
len imo @orredtcn welde ollie anol'
rem sum @eltpoiiocrein 9eDorl9cn
Stoaten gcuieBeu. Gbcnlals NJ
cs ser i'm Sabre 1906 IN 9lom ac.
lhloicneu @oit.8onpention bel9etre'
ten, tpoOurcb groBc @rleidlterun9ei
i'm @crianO rmo @upiong BON ~clo.
lenolmgeu imo @oitpodctcn erjielt
por0et iino.
Gein 9onO be0arf mobl ncbr Der
Giien6a6uen mie 9oliDieii iolpobl
auf @rlmo ieincs Nluu1els an Gee.
6afen imo ieiner bon Der aiiic cit.
fernten Gage. ais onh IN glnbetrodlt
ieiner cr9eblihen@cbietsals0chnun8
ga es an beauenen &eric9rspe'
oeu ic6lt, 10 bleiben oic eIa5clnen
9euolfcrpngs5entren bon cinanocr
o60eion0crt lm0 beiinoen iidl IN bolt.
fonmener 9l69eidloiicnbcit Don 0cn
cntleaencn @reBrcgioncu ser alc.
pu6lif.
5o Dielen SdilDieri9feIierl nitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Scr3us nnO SunrnaIiIt.

Cie Barrier Sournalifen ba6en in
oielel Eaacn geraOe5ii llebermenih.
licbeS 0eIeiitet, Inn iI6er oie Jest
1lm 9lbi6hB gelanste N}iniiicr.
friliS ctUoS @cnouercS III Griobriunq
Sll bringen: oie aus Dem glulte ihei.
oenocn in0 bic fommenocn oOer ais
tonuncno eradtctcn Nliniitcr, oie BON
Folncore befro9ten mo niht BE-.
lra5tcn StnatSmdWer per6eG IN
I5ren SSobnineen in i6ren @ureau.
rdlnnem in ser &ontmcr, in oe1
Spcileipirt5idaften i'm ahb, in Sen
&aileDdlllern bon nab 9iahribtcn,
nnH 0e9cimcn Gnt6immgci lo1
SnIornntionen Ied5enoen 9eri6ter.
itattern nad alien &eeeln ser jour.
noliltilc9cn &lnllt ousgeforId6t. Gas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27

the past two months with their daugh
ter. Mrs. Erwin Crumb. OF Alabanla. re
turned home this week.
Frank T~horubcrry. Of Somerton. spent
Wednesday in this city.
Mrs. Frank Jeffrey. Of South Chestnut
street who has been seriously sick FOR
the past few months. - rapidly sinking
and her death IL hourly expected.
Misses Marie Renner and Emma Brad
field have returned home from "a pleas
ant visit with Miss Mary Ward. OF
Charles Hutton. travelling salesman.
spent a few DAYS recently with his
mother. on West Main street
Mrs. Jane Davis. OF North Chestnut
street. who has been sick for the past
Few weeks. is slowly improving.
Miss Gertrude porterfield entertained
the members Of the \. y. g. Clh at her
home on Fast Main street. on SATURDAY.
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Agar. OF South
chestnut street. entertained q number of
young people Tuesday in honor Of the
18th birthday Of their son. Robert Agar.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Frances Murray. Of Wheeling
mas been visiting relatives In this city
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Moore. frank Mack
and Clarence Lowe and the Misses Emma
Talbot and Edith Carter. were AT som
erton RI the Brown hotel for supper
James Shry. Of Cambridge. has return
ed home from a brief visit with his
mother. Mrs. Susan Shry. OF West south
street.
4 meeting OF the Robert HfiIss Corps
Mili be- held at post hall Friday evening
February 2Sth. at Z O'Clock.
me soldiers monument. which stands
IN front or the city building. will be re-
moved TO the Southern cemetery i'm the
q future.
Mrs. g. V. Riddle. OF North Chestnut
Missionary Society of the Presbyt.rtan
church on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
DON'T NEGLECT
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Mona a. different from other d.
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Address Booths Ml-o-ua. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27

Gene Madden. popular young hal
player or Elm Grove. viii leave satur.
day for Galveston where he will Ioiu
That team for tho spring training sea
son.
The case or Cooney wIrekirrhrer. who
was arrested 20 few days ago for using
abusive language 20 Joe Dennis was
dismissed squire SeihHrt. of r7m
igrrirE with the assistant prosecutor OF
ohio county, who advised him that there
was %" law Tor such ar umsuss when no
was not used fu annoy fHn public.
Mrs Thomas tHrIsu has been re-
moved from the North Wheeling hos.
Iital 20 her huuIe az Film Grove.
Blaine Fisher. OF Dallas. was n BUSH
ness caller Iu Film Grove Yesterday.
william Caldwell. Uf Big Wheeling
creek spent yesterday uf Film Grove
looking after business
William Bruce. of ~aud TiIL spent
Joseph Yoke. of Fulton. has recent.
D." purchased The Joseph Otter farm
near EIEIrEtou Lane
IHe Whee.Iue valley Literary society
VIII meet at che Britt school house f.I.
evening An excellent rrunrum nae
been arranged for tho mr.f .r.
Edward FISHER. of Sand .U|T u.. Hr
...w Grove ON hIH.ur.. Yesterday
MIIf wilson has returned fH ... home
20 N~H.H'uEfun. d.. after pending H f.u
Day with friends at I'w Grove
.grnd
NN"fHn
4 large number OF rlf. fHr.rI.a r~arfa
attended f.a mock trial Hf Tr'IfairHH
Ir.f sHrUIU"
Tho w..Tnsr band v. r... ar .
.frr supper fHIa evening .f f.s r.#..
'..r rfHr. room no IIm Grove
. rlmIheI ia confined f. h.. bonn.
' IHiI'r'"u HIi" ...|f ..ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27
UT-THE-PIKE
Council NEssting.

Ihe regular mouthly meeting Of the
AaAtou council viii be held al the
mayors oTlce Monday evening Several
matters OF importance viii come up Tor
conelderafiou al this meeting Ii Is
aid that the matter OF giving public
dances On the town viii be taken up. a.
considerable feeling has been aroused In
the matter on account OF an Incident
that T. said TO have happened AT the
mask ball given b. the Volunteer hose
company The matter IN question T.
the fact that an officer OF the town was
sent 60 the place OF the dance. a. "A
special clause On the town ordinance
calls for an officer 90 be present at an
public dances given In the town. This
matter will De- taken VI and thoroughly
threshed out at the meeting Monday
evening.
A movement T. on foot among the
cltlzcus Of the town for the purchasing
OF an adequate fire ughtiuE apparatus.
a. at the present time the protection
against fires falls FAR short OF what a.
should b.. a resolution will be placed
before council that the town purchase
a chemical IRE truck. Aside from these
eatters business Of a general nature
Viii be taken uu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27

ir W~ulamtnvu. after being the guest
90. her sister. Mrs. g. d.. Guuou.
Afr and Airs. Harry Teart have re-
turned fu shawnee. o.. after spending
Few weeks With the LIlt,rs mother.
Mrs D. \irE'rs.
NI-- Muur.z E-I.E.rurYI.. of oil cIt..
Ia who bias been NI-itIue friends at
kiuWsIL De- th, guest uf Nr and Mrs.
'"de hurunruuk OF this city.
Mrs NJ Ngst. who has been visiting
Thursday evening
The Girls Sewing club viii meet
thursday evening 40 The homo Of sl.s-
'.ueyi'ye ,iarney. Of Ganuey place.
% a number uT friends at hen run.
TUESDAY rive Hundred was the diver.
sion of the evening
ho member %. The L. . D. A. gave
% dance 300 Thistle Hau Monday even
ing. over Two hundred persons U.fr.
Ifs cent Tito" music waa furnished us
D.. o. w1rs has returned from Park
-hnfE whore Doc visited ms brother.
Sir and Mrs Hurry Effort OFF Mont.
geometry. IS Va are The guest. off ,frs
So. Hir, arI sadie r-tz have rs-
.'' 'n lI.r horne .n bradford GA.
u'lnE DO. guests Of Nr.r uncle
o. .. ... d wH.a
W. and Nre 4,ore. ~Hr1unhseE have.
n'I. il MHuHHrH"t... &c.. fu BOD. cid.
guest OF relatives
NT. s. d. -.s.. snrarf. nod 8f card.
. Donor ni Mrs Geo.
MI. d 80 "...HI.n .F Wood street
d. quite 900 goo Deer I.nr r.fr rr.sm.r..
Ii o.gry BE- d'aHtfuL
r.En' af DIE home back Hr Purse,
aa DO r.la 90 Co.,. .aIr.r .
u Clock Ir Ts. THf... I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27

Everything f. in readiness for the
big banquet which Will be given by
the Alumni Association OF LinsIy
Institute at the Stratford Springs
Hotel this evening at s o'clock. A
feature OF the evening will be the
addresses which are 10 be delivered
by the following speakers: Hon.
Frank w. Nesbitt. Dr. +. A. Hndrth.
Hon. George A. Laughlin. Hon. James
W. Ewing. DR.. James Mofat. presi-
dent Of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege. and probably Congressman NJ.
NJ. Nicely. II Is anticipated that at
least 125 enthusiasts admirers OF
Linsly Institute will be present.
The following is the menu which
viii be served:
Cream OF Tomato
Olives Ice Celery
Broiled Filet OF Beef
With Mushroom Sauce.
EscOlloped Tomatoes Small Peas
Apple Fritters au Rhum
Fruit Salad Mayonaise
Bread Crackers
BisQue Ice Cream White Cake
Mince Pie Apple Pie
Roquefort Cheese Coffee
Wheeling Perfectoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-27

This evening marked the close OF the
mock trial that was given At Crafts
hall, at Triadclphia. under the auspices
of the T~riadelphia has. ball association.
The case to come up for trial was n
breach of promise case where widow Re
bccca Smythe sued widower Plentiful
smith for breach OF promise and asked
for damages and repairs. Many funny
incidents We're brought out In the play
and every minute Of IN was immensely
enjoyed by all present. Aside from the
trial. several vaudeville sketches were
staged and taken as a whole the affair
was considered TO have made one Of the
biggest hits OF anything Of its kind ever
held in this community. Lawyer Con
representing the widows sid Of the
question. made a very pathetic plea and
by the close OF his argument the whole
jury Is IN tears. while Pro puts them 20
sleep and Is also fined $50 for fooInE
the judge with an empty bottle.
The chicken thief. inc hafrIip man and
suffering man We're all new characters
for tho play and by their actions and
words proved very interesting. TIN.
foreman Of tho jury happened 20 he "A
strong minded woman advocating
w0men.s rights. finally settles tho whole
affair BY Joining tho widow and widovcr
In the happy bonds OF wcdIock.
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