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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13

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IiclIitng wIr0 Dom 49, bis 5mu .
sSumior in ser Safe 6es 5 &eginens
te3 ahge6altet perOeu 9lpplifatios
non I'M @aml fiir lire @laid)inen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13

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tmlt &ualifim treten Gas @ou
5sr. iinoet 5u onuIlen oes9oItiuorcr
gsciieu6ouieS in ser Spric iiait 9le
ben Srn areislcr miro ST. @arolo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13
ltnlere Gbeater.

9lm IA. Gc5enbcr bcgiiinen III Der
.NhtIif.9lfooemie~ bic 9luiiii6rlngen
Oes 9uitipiels 81 perfect Soop" BON
Charming @oacd uno &enolo @olt
nit 6rdulcin Goie Sta6l IN Der
Sauptroac.
yrduIeiu Siabl bat iicb olrA ibr
6mnorpoacs Spiel in Der E6eater-
melt ihncu cinen Namcu gemo6t
un0 geraOe in Der al fomilhcu Si-
hlationen 10 reicben u%erfect 9aOp"
ucrrnaa iic i6re pielieitiGeu 6d6igfel-
ten beionoers sur @eltlng 81 6riu-
qell Gus 2ltitipiel bcbauoelt oaS IN
glncrifo ic6r ofiucIc E9emo 0cs
.lanOo &oacrs Grei llitglieoer
elmer G6cotertrlppc itran0ca iuIolge
cincS @liBbcritdnouiiieS IN Dem flei-
nen QonoitGothen Sycamore, aans
las. ga Iic sort einige 3eit 5u bIei-
ben gc;puugen ltuo iniolgeoeiicn an
@clopcr0icnet ongcpieicn iino, cnt.
iAlieBeN ic iid) luG5reno ihrer Ser
6anningsjcit~ GaHgo.llntcrris6t ST
qc5cn. gei Sen bropcn 2pconloreriL
Oic oou 0ieicni 0jroBitaot,llabel nod
inbcrii6rt geblicbcn iuoreI cntite9t
ciBc ianatiihc @egeiiterung fiir ben
Iongo SSu geihidt 3Ialnmcn1c'
Itcatcn @ilocrn fii6rcn sic &crTaiier
ben 3uifouern bic blntoriltiiHen
@cgleitcribeinlngen Ocs vEan9o.
Sellers ser gllt un0 Sung Gid ino
Giim cr9rifici 6at, Dor 9llgcu
Inter 0cll W1ihuirfcn0eM &iinltlcri
bcfinocl iid auBcr SRI. Stabl 6ranf
9comidl, 9eotrice g}opeS 93aompno
bon Sidlc, G6errie Carlisle, g. Ca
piion Glorf, SlocQc 9lOams, @iImer
@entlcg. 9lgncs @larc, Charles Dat
t6euS. Nelcl 2cSlie, Charles 6.
sturgcs, Maripn Stepbeaion uno
Gorl Nor6ons6.
nlSor0s GpcrnbouS"
Ger felt ie6S So1ren beiteuS &c.
faunte ,0oneo No6~ Gpens nit lei.
ncn Observation-Disclosures piro
uorgen iein OicSidbri9cs &rogrotan
i'm nsScrO'ihcu Gpern6aus4 eebeli.
Seine @orfii6ring beitcbt ans boa-
Itdnoia reuen glttraftioncn imo gan5
nio0crnen Scenericu. Gie 9llffiib.
rilug beite6t aus orei glften 0aS
critic 9ilo 5eigt oaS g6raugeridts-
@cb6noc ser @auamo-9ociiic -9lus-
itelhmg mo jpar IN genaii oeriel6ea
Sornt lpic ooiielbc III San 5ranciSco
errihtet uiw0e. 9luf cen groBen
@lormortreppeu Dor oen Sauptge
61uoc licht cinc @ruppe bon San
germ mo S0uuloriiien ioiuie cine i8
4Roun itnrfe aapeQe Gas 5iucite
@ilO jcigt oas @oletcorps Scr @rup
pc in einen iii0lib qelegeten Stadte
inter 0cn Gitcl Underneath t6e
@otermalon @loou.~ Tic 9eieelng
Oes SaierS bon &cra Gru5 olrh bic
omerifdniiAen @lalHaden inter Dem
Eitel vSnAute tbe 6lag~ biloet oas
orittc 9ilo 9llS 5HluB scr goritcl.
lung ipiro uSoueD 9op~ Gocns cincn
red)t fonliiben Wlonologue iibcr pen
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aen Oos iliiereiianic imo moOcrnc
Sbmapicl Gar @ifcs4 BON 0elen
araft iuo 5rnf Nlanoel auiiiibrcn.
TaS Stiid pitroe 3uerit nn 9roa0
man in 9Icip Dort mo Damn IN Der.
ihicocncu onocrcn StGotcu Oanf iei-
ncs lpieigen 6lunoriitiideu lmO mos
ocrnen SSn6alts nit Grfolg aiige
iii6rt Der Snbolt 0es Stiides 9on-
Nlt bon 0en gluiidten eines 9Ndo
ncubafers Gr lit Del ieincu 5rclm
oen inter sen Nomen a@aite" be
fonnt lluireipiQig fomnrt er abcr
nam nit elmer GomG 5itiaumen Oie
cine Gomponiitin iit 1ieie Come
ihrieb ciniee @iuiifitiide, bic cr iiir
cine pon i6n berioBtc Npcr pcupcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13

Nh pet &crlauluhua 0er Qiilit
A'ilroigun9stlaiir 0es Rrdparanoell
Icpartements DcS @eaHoon Mialii
GouicrpatoriluHS" mir0 an 1icRltaa
9lodmittaa oos 'BrogromH iiir oas
Gonlcgt aw 5reitag baiprodlen lpers
oetL Hn0 nor9ca gladimittog fonmt
oas 9Sroaromm oes @ou3ertas oes
oN9iia0clpbia SunNbonIe rg9e.
iierS7 8ar 5praae Gahci lceroelt
Die 2ieoer oar 6ran 1ibHmalns
Seas bon 6rui Alouie = slo0ilait
5lt &cb6r gcDradlt pcr0en
w0Ne inr 9lelle Mr slnsiano 1eierEt 0s
Nninc, Mr 4i3, CireeHirgft gaHg uaac
0Ajonl 0oaleNpenRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13

Das stagi5c acia5alsliAc Aaniiaii
Dcr 3sraaltIea 4at aeiiern tei
1ouHGamlergai9 ieiaef slafat9
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feiien auldBd1 Den 6cicrlaae at
plant Or Aoienae iprio3t ilpar
bic RiIi4ten oer @ciitli9oa
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@osen0eait eNt0eiliaicn emp2ls
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geiteri icinea s0liaa1 aeHoamicn
DIT ocr Seier oieies 6eitas III alf
@rlno elmer oltea 1aae oer graadi
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0en ic Gins uae9r S oei vsrlele.
ocaeu 1una8ogcn ianoan aciiaru
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pcl 9la6hinrr 1r @lli Roicrali ~
inncrie op 9gH lriiuNpaill8 Dcl Nlal
ta6dcr aa0 balonie 0as aNsA hcit
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RcIlie Gcr Slioea peu 0cn SHAqt
ieiolt aeiuaArt uarocn iuiiiiaW Er
iprad 1cs Sdngcraa ii6er ale @fi9s
tcH 0ar Saliliacii iii fanpfe gegeH
@iilioc uN0 &aifcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-13
Der brittle gI0uent.sunntaa.

6cute Der brittle 9logent5 spnntqg
geieicri Gor0inol Sibbons
miro i'm sauic oicier Mode bic
@ei6na@is8riibc oiSicnOen
Geuti@c @criamniliua i'm Hn
tcrciic Der 9tot6en areu3-glr5cit
i'm @emcn0e5alie Ser 3ions.
Sirc6e
Sumter ud0er riidt Bet Sag oe5
2iMt5, oaS SET aQcr SEIZE. oas Die
gciannte Gbriicubeit auf @roca bc
5raBt ndHlid oos gsci6nottsicit
lie Geburt sem oes gSclt6eildaocs-
glber be0eialnasouil iiuo oic Gorldn'
icr 0es aroBca 6eitcs bic bier slo.
3ents. 1onaia9c un0 6cionoer5 oie
Sanptiigur 0arialbcn
SohanNco, Den @a6n5rcdbcr ooer
pia ibn pie 3qitgeaolicn nanltcn
Der Imtier Ias gemaltige 9Iuf-
ie1cl crrc9en0e 2lititretcu 0eS 1obneS
3aAanas, oes Erieiteys inio oeiicn
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beionOerS am oritten 9lOpcitS.Somi-
taae berOorgeboben Gabcr 6at Der
6GItigc Sonntag gon5 6eionocrc Nc.
oeitlulg, in0cm ole cbriitlihen %re
0iger aacr Gonfeiiionca oas elite
WlattbduS. gpaageIiim ocrleict oas
Inns SAm0e giebt BON ben alialuollcn
Grle6niiiei oes Eduiers, ser i@leB
li@ nii S3iniic6 cines robeliidtigen
@eibes entbauptct mur0c, tr9bocn
oer St5Hig por Der Glutigai 3ilriId
ldredte
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na6ts9riiBc.
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oinol Gib6ons on Oen &apit un0 an
ale anoerca iatboliidleh airtbcanir
iten scr g9elt @ei6aa6tssriBc ien
0cn. Die @ratulatiou an oen Gaplt
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lidfeit werocn @ei6uadtsgriiBe bon
0em Cardinal erbaltcn llntcr ben
5iiriteu al peluc 9lncrita5 groBtcr
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5irmnng I'M 0er5t &o6ns ".
@irbc.
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G5ib6oug 800 Nl1odjcn $50 Gna6cn
uno 100 Grmahicncu iii Ger 1t.
So0ns.Airdc an Oct Gde pon &aacg
mo GaaeritraBc oaS Satrament 0ar
6irnlm9 men0eu. Die 5irunutg 6cs
ginui nod cinem iolalnen &obant,
pclHcs Batter @opar0 81 Ieoinc, Ser
&iiliaaciiilihe scr @eneiuoc. nut
1880 ltAr cele6rircH wirD
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8ci Dem VloraeHgotteSoicnit IN Der
3ionS STRIDE pre0i9i gornittags
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mann iiber oos J5ena vGpiaes Sc.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Daily Short Story
A RISE IN REAL ESTATE

liberia glanced up from the letter
winch she had been frowning over for
I the past i've minutes
Just when we are getting along so
what obscurely.
What do you mean. ehfld7- queried
a grayhsired lady who was seated bv
the window. sewing
Why mother. that It's too bad thar
We should have 10 sell this place now
tnat We are getting along so vel. f"
Eloerta replied.
But why must we sell IT." asked
Well. when we are offered $40 900
Tor what cost less than 81 900 about
year ago. Il would seem to be the
part OF wisdom to close with the OF.
fer.
you see" liberia continued. This
letter Is from Lupton & Company at
Metropole. 10 whom we sent a shin
ment OF chickens about a week ago
Ihey say they have a customer who
wants place such as ours-though
now they know what kind OF a place
ours Is. have no idea-and they sug-
gest the price | hav- ~med. adding
that II II IL not agreeable 10 us. they
VIII be glad 20 have our views in the
There must be some mistake IN
their making so unusual an offer." her
mother replied. When We came
here and bought the place. Mr.. vii
lams said he was sure that properly
around here would go up, but this
seems rather too sudden on increase
The plan had had its inception in
the casual rereading OF that chapter
{ in Stockton's immortal Rudder Ca
rage. wherein Euphemis unfolds her
sanguine scheme for the realization
az the end OF five years OF the net
sum OF $4,000. from the initial out
lay involved in the purchase OF ten
laying hens.
The verv thing" liberia had ex-
Claimed az the time: and although
Mrs. Winston had nj first demurred.
she at length acquiesced in what she
had deemed the harebrained under
taking suggested by her enthusiasts
daughter.
That something would have 10 be
done in the near future looking 10 the
requirement OF n regular income had
been conceded by Mrs Winston. but
the idea OF deserving the city home.
with which so many tender associa-
lions we're connected. and which was
the principal asset left her by Elber-
Ia father. was repucnant TO her.
But ! am sure that father would
nave considered 81 the proper course
10 take liberia had argued. her
beautiful gray eyes filling with tears
II We stay in town we'll soon spend
the little money We have. and We can
at To- live cheaper in the country.
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and can az The same time rent out the
] mouse IN town 10 advantage
l " course" she added. I might
! get something % do here. but I had
/ much rather 20 into chicken raising
| which viii take me out into the open
! air. than 10 seek employment in some
slgny building as a typewriter or a
sales ~ oman %
And so they had settled their ar.
talrs IN town and had established
themselves al Woodmont. where they
nSd purchased plot OF i've acres on
Nhlch there was a neat little frame
cottage ready for their occupancy. Fl.
oerta mad enthusiastically plunged in
10 the intricacies OF poultry raising.
and. barring few mishaps due to ig-
norance or mistaken zeal. had from
the hrst been signally successful
, rom the very outset Raymond VIII
hams had been OF great assistance
and announcement 10 them. He was
me son OF business friend OF the
late Mr. Winston. and now held the
position or superintendent OF the Cats
eye mine. near WOodmout. lie was a
frequent and welcome visitor AZ the
cottage. and his relations with Fiber
"a were or the most friendly charac-
Ter. but that Young lady sconed al her
mother suggestion that their friend
snip was likely 10 lead TO deeper at
My hearts in the chicken bust
ness. She said gaiyly. "and I'm not
going 10 lose it 10 ANYBODY just at
Resides. mother" she added Il
don't share your views as TO Mr.. VII.
iams' feeling in the matter He has
oeen good friend TO us. no doubt
largely from sense OF duty. lie is
not rich. but he's got good prospects,
and II isn't likely that he has set mis-
heart upon marrying a poor freckle-
laced farmer grill"
The idea OF her daintilv formed
daughter. who guarded her pink and
white complexion so zealously with a
huge sunbonnet. posing as a "freckIe-
,aced farmer girl" proved too much
ior Mrs. Winston's gravity. and the
discussion had closed amidst mutual
laughter
IL was quite natural therefore
mat RAYMOND Williams. in the capac.
ny OF family friend and counselor
should be called upon TO EXPRESS his
views as TO the reason for linton A
20. sudden and remarkable offer.
always told you" he exclaimed
riumphantly. that land values would
90 up IN this neighborhood. and the
information YOU give me would seem
10 Justify my prediction. though
must confess that this offer seems a
little uncanny."
(Continued To-morrow1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
MOUNDSVILLE


The following is a list 81 the ,.,t,
Jurors drawn by jury Corrnissior,e--
,hksn and Cunningham for scryice "a,
the FEBRUARY term OF circuit CONF A.
appear Monday. February 10.
Mentor lietzer. Waehirrtor. q Il
niood, washington 4. ". Baumbe-rr-
mon. }. NJ. Hunter. Union q D. Aiic-
ameron, \. ~. Watson. Franklin. b.
y. Drum, Union; Sol Mcmillan CIo,
Lorenzo klug. Meade. GEORGE n rI9if
I.nion. s. ~ Earnest. Liberty. w
ooN' Wa hinFton. J. W. Dague. Wen
ster. s. = McNey Cameron. rafn.s D.
toward: Liberty. r. VI. Hicks. can
f'or. george a. Arnold. Franklin 81
y. campbell sand 1871. Chester Rirr4
Washington ~ 3. Ifuhhs. Lfberty
w. HAL Washington. 4. Af NrGlrr,rr,~
snnd Hil. Alorzo purbIr. c4--er... b,
II. hammond. Glior vs. DO johnson
W ashin Eton. W. s. Chambers. Meade. a.
NJ. Luther. CLAY. Richard FIfg.Irr5,r.
w c1Hter. william Sr.4Tsr. Union. IT,.
g. llousfou. L'hcrft. o. a. ELLIOTT csrt
HllI $. vs.. Meals. washington. Eavrr1r.4
allen. cameron 4. j. Decker. 1yaehIrr.
ION. Timothy 4. foro. Trar.fIr. Levi.
ncate-. Liberty Thomas r. Rur. rrr-
Mile. Union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Moundsville Briefs.

several hahoes We're given lodging las,
fs3Ee I In che county jai by Tailor
Miss Rose Ross Of Parkersburr ,s
spending few DAYS with friends ana
relati IN this CITY. anu
Inc directors Of the new CITY ann
ounty bank viii hold "a meeting AZ tile
s tilEinE rooms on jefferson avenue. this
y. \. Usticar. OF Gala. Ohio. is sr..,d.
ny IcW days with friends and rela-
Miss Amanda Morgan is spending tte
week an Shadysido. ohio. with Mrs. j \.
ii9nurE. formerly Of this city
the Opportunity circle OF the chris
TAN church. will Doe entertained ma
evening D. Mr.. d. NJ. Carpenter. on
~. VI. Barker. OF Cincinnati O is
-pendlnE q few DAYS with friends and
Many local persons attended the rlav
lHe QUIT theatre ar Wheeling yester-
daE afternoon and evening
Miss EStel Birsbv has returned b,,,.
lere "ftnr sncudiuC the past severtl
oHh 81 with friends 40 TIffsbfireh D..
'i'Ft"n carroll of McNecheu has rrfr.
gNaF'd new Maxwell touring car
.IL"Nfn inc local agency. g.. u William
Harold Eouar has been confined o., t..s
"H.c on FIRST street with an Illness t,Yt
De- slowly recovering
1lNde Friddcl. Of MoorefieId. g. srenI-
lie ieN days with friends and reis-
Miss Irene Martin OF Pittsburgh Ia
81 p.n",.f "a Few days with her uncle
Mr. and Mrs y D. MrFaddcn 1eet w.
Jack son - =.
Miss Helen Lloyd. Of TomIinso, ave.
nue. fe.l upon the pavement YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

CO. Drilling company Lancaster. Ohio.
"H" have shipped 900 three strings Of
tools 20 DO the work
Tho locations Tor the FIRST six wells
tre ns followe. o. r. Ramsey farm.
S"hrce Webster county. Ky: -. G. Ma.
liI farm. Iiv'rmore. Mclean rlurf..
D. ". vs.. a Dewitt Row IluI Farm. 4f
.'.'ingt"u. DaNIe-s county. kE. Hem.
.lih'I'I~fn farm. at kUltt-N.Ia Web
i.cN sport Hancock county. Ky.
The casing and tubing Tor Tho fr.f
SIX wells have ben shipped hy the M
uontl supply company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

~ "UseFNIHE NO annual custom lie
members Of the ". e. o. g. of this
CITY. nave arranged a special DAY OF
prayer prorrafu. which Will be- render
ed Boo the auditorium OF tho Ifr.f al b.
,hurch today. All organizations over
NE entire United states are holding
similar meetings today and large
crowds are expected fs attend a.
dresses will bs delivered hv Evauge-
Nsi- White. OF clyde. o.. and Rev Mae
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inc tfutEIHIiTre OF the grrfrf4u.r.
cemetery association mot Tu..T-,.
evening az tHe onicc of TIE oit. clerk
at %" building The members rernr-
menied number OF improvements On
TOE Er"uuls and the atO. kHuldsrs elect
'N thr following OFFICERS FOR fHe ,n.l-
l.t year President D.. 49, Iurr. vice
'E'ip1f' secretary. ODD Do U1rtr Isaac
i.'Err" was named ae general manager
~ tHt grounds
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Mlniater Arrive. hi pri.on.

it,P"ln AafSnali Holloway and Con
stauie w. NJ. furett. both from the
southern cart OF the state. arrived
tuesday, afternoon 90 the local prison
with Rev. Joseph owens. who was cone
ton. Va. OF biramy. ciopfug with ..-
plutr ministers. wife from this state
into virginia. lie received year and
one Gay. Rev. owens IL "a Baptist
preacher. ono convict was released
from the prison yesterday having
served out his sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
OIL DEvELoPMEEr
IN WESTERN KENTUCKY

Tho most recent DEVELOPMENT iu the
western Kentucky old field is tint bauHl
bf W. ". Taylor cd West virginia Drrr.
ator. of Huntington. W Va Tbr,iirb
ont the past year Mr. TAYLOR has beeD
very active and has secured approvi
uately 5000 acres. Iu Hancock. Davies.
counties. Keutucky
Tie bias Jet Co =. d. Edmouds a com
tract FOR the erection OF six rigs. three
@i Whlcn are nearing completion. Nfr.
Taylor has arranged 90 driU twelve
wells this spring. ana contract for
the trst six has been let TO the I9ucsst-
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SkatirR Excellent.

Another large crowd iourneyed 10 the
artliicial laite On the camp grounds
last evening and enjoyed the fine skat-
ing. The lake has now been froven over
Tor the past few lays and many Visiting
skaters from the up-the-rivor towns are
taking advantage OF the opportunit.,
The caretaNer hat tho lake an scrapsd
last evening and tue ice will be fine this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

IIe Lyc'um OF Ilo DHUIIrT CnUrrn
or this city. VIII meet in regular week
~ session this evening at the lecture
room OF the church on Third street An
members and those who anticipate to
JOIN are earnestly requested To- attend
as a splendid program has been arraug-
cd Tor this evening Special u,rIst.. f.r
the evening has also been provided and
"a great time f. expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

this section OF the country including
wheeling. Bridgeport. Martins Ferr-
beIlaire Benwood. McMechen and Wells
burg. also Elm Grove will 10 represert-
Cd and II Is expected that fully 400 mem
hers viii be present. All local members
ana transient Knights in the city are
cordially invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Victim OF Ptomaine Poison

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Peters and
two sons, OF Second street have be. ID
day. They were all taken suddenly Am
late sunday afternoon and a doctor WAS
summoned, who pronounced the family
20 be suffering with ptomaine poison
The members OF the family are at a lorg
TO account for the poisoning. as they
know OF no thing they had eaten that
might have contained the poison. How
ever they arc improving and their con-
dition Is not considered serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

IN a patch OF prisoners received at the
prlson tuesday morning from Harrison
souhty. was man with artificial legs
noth Hmbs having been amputated An
other convict was received fast Monde,
evening from Morgan county. who !,
t"tsIly blind. Both eyes were shot out
'ItlhE conflict with the man he was
charged with numbering. RE is a negro
ahg was sent up for ten years.
safe senator Coulter. from the south
tuition yesterday
nearing tie 1000 mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

CTNCTNNATI o.. Jan. ID b..-,.-
IN what probably will be the FIRST tesI
OF the civil service law In Cincinnati
NJ besun by superior Judge Hugh a..
l"s. = ne nearing was in the rrauFa-
mus SUIT hled by Democratic enriovce
OF Guy council against city CLERK son
nSiet' demanding that they be reaesfarr.
- l' the duties from which thew W..
dismissed after the new cftv admit.
lStlhuou took office. The ouste1 80
poe declare that they are protected
~ ClEit service and cannot be dIsrnis.-
sa without action being taken und.-
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morning while on her way 20 school and
received fractured arm
The Busy Cleaners tlas- Of Tho Cal
vary VI D.. church are requested bv the
president to attend the Pounds funeral
this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Chamberl7in's Cough Remedy.
This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds o. is pleasant to
take. 70 contains no opium or Other
narcotic. II always cures For sale
by an dealers Adv