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fom / &srooQs hcrncO ira Niimca
polls Tor al bcisge line 6orrIore
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geragcnt for Ntilmoufec. @ancu. uor
iioite llGe / 9peu / 6orretninqcr
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er en- uomerfet gpgnirg. iortrinli,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Oamo i pprc Mihiaam.-Ott

- Collars pr. Maaneo lifrer big ct niem.
ri iorlanser in9eu Nente. III raar Ter
Maaneber til at beie Nanoet, % bpis bet life
CT tilirebsltiuenbe, iaar on oine Ien9e til
ba9e. ganbet CT bebite ~6arowoob Climber
0anbs". Get itsrite CONNER er tat, men
Der er mesen Sto9 isien. Nancet lisser en-
til fire Wtil fra Citation pad giennen,saaenoe
Sernbanelinie, ira TO til fem Wil ira yafe
michigan. Sor nGrmer Splpsninser 'trip
til u. =. Sein, 500 Nano X Timber
COMPANY, $40 @norus Slo9., minneapolis,
MLiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Sposfnlb.

SoIpor Aabp bs6e / iii @icn / ga
noe Sopnibip Mnuoo2 Den 23oc
Ntoris / eli Ilocr al 80 Mar. San
bar ieot / Nor9e / 1884 o. fonl Der
I'll 2nnbct iom ung Mnuh. Get me.
tic al Sibcn bar ban boct | nUputc
Sorpnibip. San citcrlabcr lig Nl
itrli, 10 Getrc % lem Ssnner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
SorifjeHi9t.
&rnan 81 War aammel.

Srpam 81 Mar gammel. Stots-
miniiter @rpan feircoe bcn 19oc
Marts lin 54bc SsbielsOag, / bpil-
fen anlconing ban mobto9 ct tort
Nrltal Bitter pg @ratulationstelc-
drQmutcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Miscomttm Iarnalamo: 81

&limat os apIinser / s%Siseonlin 'enoes trit
til benz, Der pil ~tilitripe 99isconiin Siate
Soarb Of Immigration, capitol IA,
Mabiion, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Winiiter Smenion 17be Ntai.3a'

Ter. Son. 6. 2. Swenion, ibp.
amerifanif Miniiter til Morse, bar
ira Moromrnoene / Spofane, @aib.
iaact en- Interchangeable anmoSnine
ON at boIbe Sopeotalen paa Den
ltpre -Maiieit, iom arranseres
oeri 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
,Soa BON Glansien erflrret NOR

nal. Mrs. Soa BON Glausien, Der
iorIeoen Ssit bIcp icnot til Matted.
wal, iom ~iinosipa. er al Ell Sberiiis
S,urp for 8cmmislGr Nlsrabam |
Ncm 9orf erflGret f%olnpetent til at
itpre line esrte IffGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Garnius Gsn. sra

Garnips 9sn. Sra Nep 9orf
meooelcs, at Sen pcrocnsbcrsmte
3cnorinnger Gnrico GarilIo bar
facet lin 2sn paalagt til $4,000 for
bper SptrToeil. Sette or Ben beie-
Ite 9en, iom n~ogeniinoe er betalt en-
Sataer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Wapc til YSreitem. Senf

WdOc III FreVcH. SeHOuJ ptH
Soc Iarfs blep cftcr 8uosticneiten
pucrraft Yaitor 9. i. 9iino / Super.
ne, Wtinn., $306.50 iii I9ffelie al
hans for life lGngc iibcn fisbte Iu-
tonlobil, alt iomlet / Superne Mc.
nigheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
90 Gpcrarccms (@aaletrer)
Il portoSctalt $500; NrlQtbdpe Tor

SSormen 60 Srpr) $500; 9Grbape 600
Flanter) S.. 100; 80 Snife, Slpnsplanter ell
Ter Tlanter $500; 100 pmplanteoe Gpers
greens (9taaletrer) So. 90. Nebite baarbfere
Sorter iifter yeperins. aatalos irit. Strands
Nursery, Drawer rs, TayIors Falls. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

Silial9s.-Tem Mcres Sarm,
~ aft opoprfet, &aanins sbus meb 5 &Gs
r~elier, Stalo os Npniebus, alt i COB Stano
% lisoe: ret peb Spen. 9torif Settlenrent.
Man benpenbe fig til Gieren, Z. i. Huber
ien, Tor So, .liepis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
= 40 Ncres ubprfet

StI1aI9S. 40 Ncres uoDrtet
- ganp, to Nil %sitenior N%ornanna,
Seras. See Gonntp. IN. 4 of Sc. sub OF
Sec. IS of the w. G. Ragley Sub. Div. Of
Chittem Miller Ranch.) Til lGl9es til
ierits sobe os rimelise Gnb ior at iaa 80
opsiort. u. g. SerselOn, GrecutOr, Secorab,
Somu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

Nmfcs.-@n @nfemanb i35=g(ars
~ Mberpn enifsr Ell ousbolberife ,nellem
% o9 40 Mars alberen. vt soot Niem Tor
oan rette. abresie; g. Nilnes, Dor 1903,
Sionep, Tebralfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

Gorretmim9 tilialgs. Mit
y wager al ANusbolbninssuorer ben bebiie
sp mep 1000 %,Snobp99ere Dfinnelota. Gn
COB Gelis9enbep o9 EFT COB korretnin9. III
Der o9 baarli9 Selbreo er @runoen til nit
Sal9. Sfrip eler tom lfrar til @. !.
Arbabl, international Salls, Mimn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

$. Z. 9ihoIiol Ssiian. bar
! sjtilet Jig iom aanoioat til 8eprG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
ment OF Women

HIS will bring about the enfranchisemen women
and the demand will from the who
work of the -
With at the ID Oh.
Of the cities " - ~ ~ ~
MANY OF THEM WENT DIRECTLY
TO DO the WORK OF
FROM THE Government AT THE OUTBREAK
'"@eoNTe PROBLEM WAS the GATHERING CROPS
THE WOMEN OF THE THAT
NOTHING OF THE HARVEST WASTED
When the wonderful executive ability women was manifest
press OF Germany began to their NOW
S SIDES The MEN ARE TALKING OF THE EFFICIENCY OF
TIE GERMAN WOMEN. THERE IS NO DOUBT BUT THAT
THE RESULT OF THE WILL. BE THAT THE MEN
THEMSELVES WILL WISH TO GIVE THE VOTE TO THEIR
MoAEN for they will understand the
Will realize that the their rivals partners
in the worlds work -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
TWO KILLED
And Two Wounded as Result Of Ger.
man 6ombardment at Whitby.
Much Property Damage.

WHITLEY. Eng. Dec. IS, (yia Lon
don. Dec. Ia, 1910 a. MAS far as
can be ascertained two persons were
Killed and two wounded by the bonn
parchment OF this town by two German
battle cruisers to-day.
Altogether the Germans fired about
thlrty-six shells into the town and
several houses were demolished. The
signal station was first attacked and
a crast guard who was standing near
oy was decapitated. A drayman who
was passing was killed by a piece OF
smell which penetrated his chest. Two
local Boy Scouts who were assisting
IN patrol duty, were slightly wounded.
The houses in the FiShburn marx dis-
trict which II behind the signal statfou
ana IN the line Of fire. suffered badly
Whitby abbey. which l. close 10 the
signal station and Whitby Lodge were
struck by shells. Other proiectiles feil
IN the streets, tearing big holes in The
paNements. or buried Themselves HARM
iessiy IN the sand along the shore.
Some shells fall IN Ruswarp. a small
village mile inland and al Meadow
heid one hit school house Just a. the
school children were assembling Tor the
morning lessons. The children. how
ever; were uninjured and scampered on
In all directions.
The German ships approached TO with
IN mile OF the town before opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
OPINION OF ENGLISH
PRESS ON BOMBARDMENT

. LONDON. Dec. IT. 1855 a. m.-The
Times discussing what Il terms in.
discriminate Smelling of unfortified
towns refers TO the statement OF
Count Ernest Won Reyentlow, the
German naval expert. that I'VE must
see clearly that In order to fight with
success we must fight ruthlessly and
IN the proper meaning of that would, Z"
and adds:
The deeds wrought at whitby ana
scarborough represent the proper
meaning as interpreted in Germany.
We shall not discuss the pre-
scorpions OF International law be-
cause the German jettisoned alike all
principles of international law and
all dictates of society. The German
navy and the German nation Will
learn the full significance of the In
dian saying the patience of the Brit
ish Is as long as the summer day. but
their arm Is as long as the winter
night"
The raid had no genuine military or
naval significance and its objects
could only be 10 relieve the prevalent
depression in Germany and create
panic in these islands The second
object has entirely failed. The raid
was received with complete calmness.
We fully expect the German ships
too often"
The Times adds that the purpose of
the Royal navy is TO engage and de.
stroy the enemy's ships and that this
purpose VIII be infiexibly pursued. de-
spite all subtle temptations to aban.
don II for other objects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
MANY KILLED
In Scarborough as Result Of Bombard.
rent-Proninent People
Victims.

SCARBOROUGH. Eng. Dec. iG. (via
London, 1880 p. m.l-The casualties
IN scarborough as a result OF the at
tack by German warships this morn
ing, include among the killed John
Hall. prominent alderman: Alfred
Beale. a postman: Mrs. Bennett and
two children. Mrs Merryweather and
Miss Trow. all well known residents
OF the city: two unidentified women.
= house maid, young woman named
Maclntire and a baby belonging TO a
family OF the working class
The town was aroused BY the firing
about 8 o'clock German warships
accom-. panied by trawler. had come
into the south bay under cover OF a
mist. They we're thought to be
British ships BY the people along the
water front.
There was a Ill In the firing ~
S.l5 O'Clock. and then the shooting
began again more sharply Women
and children took the first train out
81 the station.
Organist Musgrave. 81 Martins
church. says communion was being
celebrated by Archdeacon Mackar-
ness when two shells struck the edl-
nee. but the congregation remained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
APPROVES WILSON'S STAND
ON NATIONAL ARMAMENT

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-A resolu-
ton approving President Wilson's
attitude toward national armament
and expressing the hope that Con-
gress Will sustain his stand was
adopted by the Church Peace Union
AT Its meeting here to today to for
mulate plans for the expenditure OF
100000 for the cause OF peace during
the coming year.
The trustees OF the s2,O0OvOOO fund
given by Andrew Carnegie last Feb
ruary with which to establish the I'M
ion. appointed DR.. Smaller Mathews,
dean OF the University OF Chicago as
ambassador to Japan in the interests
OF peace. DR.. Mathews is to take to
the Japanese a message expressing
the desire of the American churches
10 do justice to the Japanese.
The peace conference of American
ana European churches at Constance
TINS year. although interrupted by the
outbreak OF the war, was declared in
a report submitted today to be
worth twenty times what Il cost"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
GLOSSARY OF ooLFINo TERMS.
By an Outer barbarian

COLA word devoid Of orthoepy.
Golfer-One who believes he can
pronounce the word golf"
Links-SO called because they form
an endless chain. the true golfer start
ing all over again as soon as ne gets
around.
Tee-Not necessarily to be used as
a beverage.
Caddy--Not to hold the tee.
+ Gutty-Not nearly so bad as II
sounds
Stance-A position to do stunts.
lron-That which enters the soul
after foozling.
Brassie-Cheek Of the player who
claims that he holes out in one"
Bulger-A player who bulges so far
in front he cannot see the ball.
Mashie-A state Of feeling pertaining
to spoons
Spoons-Rather awkward when the
caddie is looking.
Drive-A joke. After a golfer as
serts he IS driving. he Immediately
starts on a long walk
Fore-A cry by the driver indicat-
ing the number OF times further helm
tended to drive the ball than he really
did.
Hazard-A place Of new fortunes. {"
generally bad ones
Bunker Corresponding TO the
swearingroom indoors
Grcen-What the golfer considers
all the rest OF mankind.
Lofting-Applied to the talk OF a
golfer 10 Gentle
Putt-A dialect method Of pronounc.
ing put meaning 10 put the bali in
hole.
Holed out-Always means "holed
In"
Home Where the golf enthusiast
rarely On.
Ban. sohlan. dun etc MEANINGLESS
words used by golfers for the confu-
sion Of Gentiies.
Stymic. dormie. etc - seifexpiana.
tory terms OF which the compiler does
not know the naming
Niblick. cleek. etc Words invent.
ed 20 demonstrate the patient endur-
ance Of the English language
Gobble Nothing to do with a slice
slice-NOthinE 20 DO with a robble
Bogey What a golfer is 10 n Gen
tile
One Epitaph Tor a golfer.
Fog-State Of mind after reading a
glossary Of golhng terms Edmund
vance Cooke iu judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
DOUBLR-CROSS
Canadian says Consensus Of Opinion IN
Ms Country n That csar n IN
League with Kaiser

prominent Canadian talking with An
inteiligencer reporter late last night
said; The American people have the
wrong conception OF the actions OF the
head OF the Russian government. IL 1s
the consensus OF opinion In Canada that
the Gar OF Russia Is not serious In this
war matter. They say that he could not
be serious OF he would have his army
In Berlin right now From the start he
has been playing into the hands OF the
Kaiser. allowing his army to streak out
OF the country at the approach of the
II Is their opinion that the whole az
iair - concocted scheme on the part
81 the Kaiser and Czar to rule the world
rive times he has been driven out OF
germany BY an army not over one-fifth
~ ierge a. his own. while that same
army was combating his force on the
one Size and the French and English on
tne other feel that the American
people, here. should be given the truth
as 10 how their Canadian brethren feel .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
U, S. TO PROTECT FRENCH
and BRITISH In ARABIA

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. Ie.-
The United States government has
instructed Ambassador Morgenthau.
at Constantinople. TO make inquiry
ABOUT and use his good Offices for
the protection OF the British and
French consuls at Hodeida, Arabia.
Ihis action was taken following the
receipt of an official report of the
armed clash at the Italian consulate
at Hodeida, where the British and
french consuls took refuge. an Incl
dent that led to the imprisonment OF
the Italian consul, his rescue by two
italian warships and a demand by
italy for public reparation from the
Porte
As the case OF British and French
subjects has been entrusted by Great
britain and France to the United
states, the Washington government
has undertaken TO secure safe con-
Duct for the two consular officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
AUSTRIA ADMITS Loss OF
100000 IN RECENT DEFEAT

LONDON. Dec. 16. s:57 p. MA
dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
company from Rome says:
1T is officially admitted in Vienna
that the Austrians killed or wounded
in their defeat by the Servians num-
bered 100000. Public sentiment and
Indignation are strong against the
leaders in the attack. especially
against Field Marshal Potiorek, who
but eight days ago accepted from the
Emperor high decoration after tele-
graphing that che Seryians had been
completely defeated and that he
would be in Nish in three weeks.
This telegram also resulted in
General Paal. commander OF the fort
ress at Sarayevo being appointed
governor Of Belgrade. whence he was
constrained TO flee FIVE days after his
arrival"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
HBADACHY, BILIOUS, STOMACH SOUR?
REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS

You're bilious, You have a throb
ling sensation In your head. BAD
taste in your mouth. your eyes hurt.
your skin II yellow with dark rfn.ss
unuer your eyes. your lips ere parched.
no wonder you feel ugly. mean and III
eenpered- Your system is full OF ollie
and constipated waste not properly
p ~, on and what you need Ii a
oeing bilious, constipated nuisance
TO yourself and those who love YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17

and don't resortlto harsh physics that
lrrftate and intnre. Remember. that
your sour. disordered stomach. lazy.
liver. and ciogged bowels can be quick
~ cleansed and regulated by morning
with gentle. thorough Cascarets: a TO-
cent box win keep your head clear and
make you feel cheerful and bully for
months. Get Cascarets now-wake up
refreshed-feef like doing a good DAYS
work-make yourself pleasant and
useful Clean up, cheer up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
MANY DESERTED
or 10000 Prisoners Taken ny ssrvians
Many Were Poles VINO Sur
rendered GLADLY.

GENEVA, Switzerland. Dec ie. via
Paris. IL :b5 y. m.-Reports which have
uttered through the Swiss Tyrolese
feet that one principal reason why the
SerNian army took 10000 prisoners az
ter their victory over the Austrians was
that the Slav element In the retreatlng
forces gladly surrendered Shouting
welcome. comrades: don't shoot
Even some of the officers deserted
the report says. a few Austrian officers
u Is added. were found shot In the back.
vienna IL still unaware that Belgrade
mas been re-taken by the Servians, but
Budapest IL better informed.
French and English aerial excursions
arc almost OF daily occurrence across
-Alsace into Baden and WuerttemburR
the object OF the aviators being chiefly
the destruction OF the railroad lines and
stations in order TO prevent troops from
reaching the AlSace-Lorraine frontier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
STATE TROOPERS HAVE A
DEsPEnATE FIoHT ron LIVES

WILKES BARRE. Pa. Dec fC.-gtate
tr0upcrF Ammou and MarHhali sof the
wyoming barracks. ~ tire state con-
Htahulnff. were forced 20 put up dea-
uerate nnht Tor their lives ~ o'clock
THIS eNfninE. when they we're attacked
~ i've men and aiN women. ail 1faliaua
IN house af WNnmlnE In which they
were aenrchlug Tor stolen goods
Ammun received n bullet wound in the
head aud a deep cash Was inflicted over
MarHhalIH right fDo. before the two
troopers. whose guns had been taken
from them in the nFht. we're ahif CO.
reach p window and feap twenty feet to
safety
James Narchefi. eyed fg one Of the
Italians. received bullet wound In the
shoulder. while several 81 fhs conn bar.
ants received severe bruises and cuts
Greater London o. composed % a. city
borouEhs and N suburban towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notio. 20 Manufaotur.rs. Josbsrs, M.r,

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Whoiesals Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board Of Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists q supplies needed will be fur
nishcd biducrs on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-l-f Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17

The American sewing machine. oil
and tobacco companies that have
successfully entered the Chinese
market have agents all through the
interior. The sewing machine COM
pany has even established schools
In which Chinese women are taught
TO embroider on machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
BANKS SHOW Ecororr1c

biiiLiN. bee tG COS wireless 90 Saw
tiIlg. T. 1.-The official urcae bureau
cation
as an example OF the economic
.WfnFih ul Germany the case ~ the
lnNH uHnk nf MimfrHIlrf suburb
IN tefun. DEL cited. Tho deposits In fIIa
nHnE amounted fe 900 600 marks ffr I.
l.tNlll iu Drcnmbrr 1919 aH against
lfIt. alfunuEn 1000 900 marks ffIls. n00l
erre withdraw Tor subacriufl0na t1 ffe
var loan
Geneva reports thaf rival a. tbs
.NfnlFC nf laf ~ hna been Appointed III
Lnriaud and thaf nr declares TO- ufII A..
.W Lh' once under thn condition that
aIi tho great powers nre arrrsabie 40
him
De MnrN Fiau rrfan unanIrnluaI.
Nailr win fatlefHrfinr che arur0afhfur
tins n TIE arandinnr Inu ruauarrhr
af MHiro sweden
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NOTICE

On and after this date. | will not
be responsible FOR any debts contract
ed by my wife. Della Lentz, or any
other than myself
ERNEST LENTZ.
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Stockholders Meeting.

-. Stoohhoiaers heeunG.
Annual mcetlng OF the stockholders
81 the West Va Exposition and state
Fair Asso'n will be held on December
18th, \. d. 1914. at the hour OF 1880 p
"; IN the rooms OF the Germania Half
Dollar Savings Bank 1901 Market Sd
" hceling. West Va. for the purpose OF
electing a board OF directors and 10
transact any other business that may
be brought before the meeting
A REV MANN. Pres't
GEORGE HOOK. Sec'y d-fO-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17

German army onicers are expert.
menting with rubber foot pontoons
to enable soldiers 90 walk on water.
carrying heavy loads and using their
rifles freely at the same time.
The tango craze has reached anoth-
or high notch. new community IN
West virginia being named Tango.
Curiously enourh there is not resi-.
dent who o. familiar with the dance
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A solution Of soft soap Instead Of
water was used IN making a water
proof concrete In building the founda.
ton Of grain elevator on river
bank In Budapest
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Educational facilities In the Philip.
pines are becoming 40 highly rccog-
nized IN the orient that the Bishop OF
North Borneo has Obtained permission
10 send children 70 Filipino schools
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-17
POULTRY

BUZZ oAP1HoTONB-ENcc breed.
crF. old aud Young Reasonable prices
Inspection invited Both phones. ~ a.
Marsh d-et-fe-E