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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-25
a - 1919 sE-aG,k ~. NS9
nfSnontcr. EXDcrience haS demon.

T mfsn n as;t Experience has demon-
strated that just the thing that Il
tariff-for-revenue only does not do,
is to provide the necessary revenue.
obviously, also, the manifest thing,
for the Democrats to have done when
they found themselves confronted,
with declining revenues was to have
cut the expenditures to correspond
with the lesser amounts that would.
be available. ~,
On the contrary. Notwithstanding
the positive declarations OF the Bal
gilmore platform for retrenchment in
national expenditures, and notwith-
standing the deficiency In national
revenues as a consequence Of false
Democratic policies. President Will
son has asked the people for one hum
dred million dollars in taxes. and
said never a word about reducing eX
penditurcs and practicing economy.
The action of the Republicans in
respect to the Rivers and Harbors
bill is on the line of a correct con-
ception of the situation and of the
Eight thing to do at the right time,
aad for this excellent work the coun
't:y has the Republicans and not the
democrats to thank. = Charleston
Mall.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-25
BIG DEMOCRATIC SLUMP.

The primaries in King county,
Washington, in which Seattle is To-.
Gated, showed a Republican gain OF
ever 1000 votes over 1912, with a
Democratic loss of nearly $4,000 and
a Progressive loss Of over 10000.
King county comprises about one:
third Of the population of Washing
ton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

@rabnfiibrer s. S6miot in Der me-
doniiden @erfitatte Ser Senrt@sbllt-
te Al &attingen6 Die 9auftabe oes
eleftriiden &robns geidmiert bette
un6 gu ieir1em Siibperforb 8nriidteb-
rem molte, ltiir5te ct aus elmer Sobe
BON 10 Metern in sic Giefe nn6 blieb
a11f ser @telle tobt. = Ser Is Sabre
olte 5obn bes Mal1rers .. Usage
monr miro felt GINGER 3eit ber1nlBt.
Sanmpner.
9as Ge1t hires bl1noertiabrigen 8e=
1tebens fonnte Sic @ddergeieaenbrii-
oerlhoft in &iI6esbeim neltltd)
beqeben unter ltorfer 8etbeiligt1rg
ser Snm1ngen &il6esbeim, Marie11=
BURG @iloesbeim 9ano, oeS @ader=
fl1rbs @ermonia : @armoper nno Der
@riioer ihoften gelle, @oslor, 8ol-
fenbiittel, @alperl taot nno Neine,
sum- Gbeil olrd @obnen11agel
nno onoere @eihenfe iiberreidten. =
lie Iietridsbtrg SIT 90 ellie, Sic Dor
Elm poor SsSabren p0ni9 %mtsbronnte,
lit iett mie6er ol1sgeba1tt nn6 miro
in ndic61ter 3eit Sem @erfebr mieoer
iiberqeben. Sic getpabrt einen Gltro=
blid iiber einen groBen She'll oeS
@cinqcbirges un6 Tel,toburger @al<
6es. = Sn Stemmen feierte Der
acknowledgements fem 30jabriges
geitehen in Torm zines SangerfeItes.
Mus Sen benodbarten Srt1dafte11
nobmen odG @eiangpereine am Teite
tbeiI, maBer6em sic 5diitenge euidloft
11no Ser Trunberein Stimmen. Ser
Srt mor NIT Sannengriln nro
Maien geidmiidt unb iiberoa lab
man Sabnen nn0 @irla16en.
@irttemberg.
Gin ihmeres @etpitter, oos beoen-
ten6en Shooen anri6tete, ging NM
IGnq1t iiber Sic @egen6 bon Ser
bertingen nie6er. Sic 26iabri=
ge Sod1ter 6es observation-disclosures
sssgel, Sic 5uiommen nit nod 5mei
@eld1piitern bonn Sel6e na@ &ol1ie
fubr, m11r6e bonn 8Iibe %getroffen nno
.getootet. Sbre @eidmiiter famen nit
Sem Sdrefen 6abor. M1f 6em S6on-
baloerbof muroen feds Sfid 8roB=
pieb bonn @like eridlagen.. = Me11lt@
CAB es @treitigfeiten 5mii6en am
8ubnban bel @ornme t beim be-
ifGftigten Mrbeitern. Gin Mafdinen-
fiibrer, ser eeitgebalten mur6e, fe11er-
tie bierbei nit ieinem &ebolper out
einenMrbeiter, ser ibn ongreifen mou=
tie. Ser @dnb ging ins @eli6t nno
ser @erlette biirfte elm Mnge perlie<
rem. Ger Sb6ter mnr6e perbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
Die ate Htimatb.
&%heinprpnin5.

sSsn elmer Mooeufabrif 81 81 a d. II
crfolate fiir5lib cine idmere CASEY
plolion, ourd Sic orei Yerlone11 leldt
unlo cine Yeripn ld&per perlest fpl1r=
Sen. Ser Stootperban6 fir Sralte11=
b%e1trebunge1 51 0iiliel0orf Dem SO
Observation-Disclosures %angeboren, bot
Die1er Gage an sic 5taotperlpaltnng
cine Gingabe um ginfiibr1ang Der
Observation-Disclosures fiir &C.
Iernte l1lo nngelernte Mrbelterlnnen
uerid)tet. Sic Observation-Disclosures
iummllrng bot lih idon I'M Wfai b. S.
nit elmer &orlage iiber oie einfllb=
rl1l1o scr Observation-Disclosures
beihGft igt, ood) m1roe oan1als Die
1Sroue an sic Gommillion 5l1rllcfperz
mie1eu. Der Staotperpr0netenper=
1amu1luu1g iol MIN cine Sorlage l111=
terbreitet meroe1L Sic Sic Ginfllbrl11g
ser o%reijabrigcn Sd>1lplidt fir &C.
merblid tbGtige Ma0derL lopeit tie
TON Ser MISUNDERSTANDING erfaBt
meroen, pprliebt. Die Sdillerlnne1
ser geler11ten @erufe ipllen lpodbent=
lid, eiueu go1l5e1 Sag, aht Strnoeh
sic ser u11geler1ten @er1tfe bier
Snlnoen l%lnterridt erbalten.
@eitfalem.
Mrs einem @pdofen Ser Merfe Der
@eIicnfirhen 8ergmerfs= n11o
neutrality-suspicious. brah ploblld
cine gepo1tige 5tihflamme berpor,
Sic 4 an SEM @odofen beidaftigte Mr-
better id)>per perbrannte. giner Der
ll1g1iidliden hat lebensgefabrltd)e
N%erletungen erlitten. SIN e11en-
merfe l(nion BEL 9ortmnnot pnr=
SEN brei Mo1rer BON fliiiiigem gtlen
iiber1 d)iittet. Ser ei11e mar lofort toot,
Elm un0erer ltarb nu6 ieiner g1nltefe=
r11rg in oos &%ranfenba1s, Ser brittle
muroe id1per berbrannt. Mls Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

50. 80. &oIfarce, Derter, &c.,,
faufte 6oIep Mierenpinen fir Srm1
@oIforce, pel9e NIT 10 franfen gfie-
rem nieoerlag, boB man ibr belfen
muBte lid) gu bepegen. St iagt: Isle
m1Bte id)reien tpegen Sdmer5 iiber
ibren Nieren, aber nnhbem Tie Die
5meite 6Io1he 6o1ep Nierenpiuen ge-
nommen, tpor iie 10 geil1n6 nno 10
ltorf tpie thinner. Sci al1en @dnolern
in ct. Glon6. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
8a0en.

8a0en.
&iir5lih fano in &arlsrn e
inter al1Berorbentlid 5ablreider Be-
tbeiligung Sic Irauerfeier fir Sen in
8aoen1peiler o1 einem @er51blog Der
1torbenen neutrality-suspicious. nno
friibelen 2anotagsobgeor6neten Com.
l59mi6t ltatt. Ser @robber5og BON
8a6en 8a6en fat bem Nrofn=
ri1ten ser 6irma grnit &olblin, @of-
budDruderei, @u1tap M6olf 3ebner,
in 8ooen=8u0en 6as &er6ienitfreu5
bonn 3Qbringer 9Dlpe'1 berlieben.
&aDern.
Nad) Sen 3uiammeni tellu1tgen 6eS
1tatiitiiden 2an0esamts lpnr0en IN
]@apern int Sabre 1918 6ur6 Die
@ulturamter 2O27 neue Bobenf11ltmr=
unternebmungen nit elmer @eiammt=
flade bon 1857 @ectar ausgefubrt.
@ierpon entfouen 1913 Bro5ent Ser
flltipirten 6Iade ouf @ieien, 26,6
Yro5ent onf Medern u116 0.6 Ero5ent
ouf Meiberonlagen. Sic 8ooerper<
belierung beltan6 gum groBten Sbeil
in @rabenenttpalier11ng un6 Sraino<
gen. Ger acknowledgement fmano fir
sic Gnlturunternebm1ngen betrlg g.
$40, 729 Marf. 1ie infol9e Ser @nl=
tnr peruriadte 8ertberbobung ser
@ru116itii lii miro ouf 7,613,424 Marf
bere6net. : Cine S6redenSfunoe
traf inn @oiter gu g t. 0ttiIien
elm: Erior Sgnotius Soaler, s.. g.
g., bonn ct. OttilienfoQeg in Miin<
hen lit inn Mmmeri ZEE ertrunfen.
Sdmet5.
Die @eneralper iammlung bes
@dmei5eril6en acknowledgements tn
|@ern bat einen Mntrag 0es @or=
1ton6eS 6es @inigungsamteS betreffS
@er1diebnng Ser M~rbeits5eit 5ngnn<
item 6es freien Samitagna6mittagS
obgemiei en. Mls Srt ser nddite1
Sobresperl ammll&ng pnroe 9o@banr=
6e=fon6S beltimmt. = SET Ser aar-
gonii9en Observation-Disclosures
mob1 fir Sen %beritorbenen Conrad
uur6e als 8ertreter ser fatbolii6en
Observation-Disclosures @erihtsprG1t6ent
un6 @roBrotb stoloer in @armet1<
itorf NIT 1920 @timmen getpablt.
u Mlfreo ge0bli a1s 3uri@, Nell
der Biz 5rm lebten Sabre 6em fanz
tonolen 5iiri6erii6en 8oli8eiforps
ongeborte ur6 ieitber olS &oli5ei@ef
in Dopos omtete, lit als Boli5eiinipef-
tor na@ Gbl1r getpdblt mor6en.
Seiterreid<1tngarn.
Die 69pe1ter 6es beriibmten 3far<
rers @Mer, SRI. @ati @1er aus
Snnsbrud, 6ie init ibrem Bru6er
SOS SnI6entbaI un6 sos 0rtlergebiet
er1dlob un6 fi@ in Eouriitenfreiien
a1beror6entlider B%opulorttdt erf rel1<
te, lit i'm boben Sitter BON "a Sabret
%9eitorbem. - Ser bter ongefommene
@eliber 6es S9loiies Soufers I'M
8rltertbal bel 80 e ~ II, in 6em bem<
na@it ser @0nig bon @adien Mufent=
bolt 1immt, bot fih in einem 3n=
ltotro bodgro6tger Merben5erriittung
eridoiien
@liat=2otbrtn9en.
Die m11tbige Ebat eines ied5ebn<
iabrigen j11ngen @eniden peroient
pone Entertaining. &iir8lid fiel Elm
fIeiner &nobe BEL ser M11Bbonmbriide
in 6en Sqmaqfatral BEL 5traB'
burg. Dos &in6 tp6re obne 3met=
feI ertrunfen, tpent nidt ser 3obn=
tedniterlebrling @arl &aiier, in ser
&iiter1trobe 10 pobnboft in 6os
Mofier geiprungen mGre n1ro Sen
@noben gerettet bdtte. Sen @naben
brodte mon ms Sb6odIo1enaipl,
biinte ibn tparm ein nnb fiibrte i'm
fpdter I'M Sr1mpb no6 @a1ie.
2mrembnrg.
Ser %17iGbrige @rnit @dmib aus
~2nrembnrg, Sobn zines @eat.
f6en, ser @drtner mor nn6 etnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

Das 1re11e tpunberi9one v@tett"'
9ie6: n38um 3um Gum" miro Sb11ert
foitenfrei 3lgeion6t, tper1 @te Sbre11
Mo1nett nn6 Mbreffe einfdtden an be
uMinmeopoIis 8remirg Co., Min1e'
apolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

llnfau erlitten batte, tpar inn uNou=
peam NariS," mo- er als Golontar EN-
getrete11, 6amit bei6aftigt, I'M l1nter=
geidoB Sen 6obritubl gu reinisen, als
mabrideinlid infolge elmer unfreipil=
1igen gini6altl1ng 6ur@ Shmib Ser
@ift ii@ in 8etpegu1tg febte. Ser jun=
&c Mann fam nit 6em &opf 5mii6en
6ie @on6 6es Sdadtes un6 Sic DeGe
6es 6abritubls, mo- ibm Ser &opf platt
geq11ei 6t mltr6e. = Mmf 6em 9 0 M
meI6ingen Stablmerf ging melt
li6 elm 56leifltein in Stlde. @in
GROCER @tein traf BEN bieiigen inngen
9lrbeiter Mif. &ep6er 10 mm@tig inS
@elidt> 6aB 6as Maienbein gebro6en
rnroe un6 er muBer6em nod mebrere
tiefe @1n0en i'm @eitdte erlitt. @liid=
liderpeile blieben bie Mugen ber<
1dort. Mnd bdtte Ser Mrbeiter lei6t
eridIagen 1per6en fonnen, menn Der
|@tein Sic Stirne ~.getroffen batte. -
|9as BON Srnnperein enhance IN
Nie6eranbertb erani talteteSnrn=
felt nobm, bon berrlidem @etter be-
giinitigt einen gldn3en0en &erlanf.
Tim 2 Ibr far6 Elm Q1m5ug Ser &C.
ieni6often 611r@ sic Srtidoft itatt.
Sen Geit5ug %eroffnete 6ie 6euerpebr
BON Mie6eronpen, eS folgten Damn:
Snrnperein 2es Montagnar6S bon
Senningen; Banfare Sc S@uttrange;
Srunpereir &oueri6; Surnperein ga
Goncor6e ombriere BON MenS6orf;
6anfore 6'@rn1ter; Eurnberein Ml=
liance bon Mie6eronben. Mad @een=
oigung 6es Beit3uges begaben fammt=
Iide @ereine it@ m1f oie Seittpieie,
tpo ii6 SEN 3ui6a1eern Elm pradtigeS
@il6 6orbot. &ier madten Ga @oncor-
Sc o1priere nn6 Mliance f[otte Srei=
iibnngen; BORT %erregten oie Hpromi<
6en Ser Montagnar6s angemetne Be-
numbering. @ie Saline geborte ben
&oueri6ern fir lire rniibertroffene1
Qeiitungen om @ed un6 am @urren.
- Die @roBber5ogli@e @ripat=Do=
Misunderstanding in@a 1fer6in H.
gen bot einen Sbeil 6es u@riinetpol=
6es" CUR Mnloge eines @il6porfes be-
itimmt. 3irfa 400 &eftar 1tno GIT
6ie1em 3mede eingegittert morben nr6
adt @tid Mnffeltpil6 erfrenen it6
BORT fires 2ebens. @offentli6 miro
sic betreffen6e Nermalt11ng ii@ aber
nidt nit @4afen CUR 8ep0lferung 6es
Norfes begniigen. 5ammtli4e im
u@enert" ertpGbnten @il6arten ioDten
BORT bertreten iein, manhe auerotngs
unter gemiiien @ori idtsmobregeln.
Muf 6iefe @eiie miiroe Mltmeiiter &o=
6ange Elm Derfmo1 geiebt per6en, mie
fein 5meites un6 ser i~agemmmobene
,@riinemuI6" mare um einen Mn5te=
bungspunt rei@er.
&beinpfal5*
@iir5li@ fon6 6ie ginmeibn11g oeS
onf bem @allplob GIT 3meibrl1 =
It e n erri@teten &0nig 911otpig<8rut1=
mems, 6en &ommer5tenrotb 5rib @ng=
9erbeim @erlin) ieirer &aterlt aot
3meiboiiden geitiftet bot, IN feterltz
der @ei1e 1tatt. Ser nab etrem
Mo6em 6es 8rofenors &reiS (9ui-
ieloorD bon Shmenf Quinn berge,
iteute nn6 a1f ser letten interra.
tionalen 8m1fod=M mSiteQ1nng oltrd
SEN ididiiden Stootsprets arsge5et@'
nete 8rutmen erbielt 3rr @rinnerltnq
an 6as Sabr ser Ebrombeitetgltna
&0nig 2116ptgS III. un6 an ote mebr
ais 500idbrige @erbinoung 3met'
briidens NIT bem a11ge1tammten So
nigsbous Sen Nomer &onig 21omtg'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

@iele mlitdri14en Mutpritaten fmb Der Mnf@t, bob Der iBt tuatenbe
g6ltenrieg in @uropa amf Der Gee CUR %@ntf&dbung gebra@t tDerhen nhb.
englanb, 1saH3lonb .a an0 $$sontri4 1 9d ss.: a5 Be. ss d g.tnal lsg ae Gee
3iemlib l&ledt befent. OeFerret& bnt 3mar feline 10 grobe 5lote re bic
6mi onberen @robnd4te, bod burHe f4 feline 5lots i'm peheren @erlaui
bs Rrieqes Bel ben 9prahonen i'm mimeuGnbtiden N2eere bon grobem M.rt
ertua{en. 9o@ England bat DeuHblano bic itdrtfe 0loHe ub an Der
@pibe ber{elben fbt @bmiral bon 9irpiB, Der nieFa@ Der "N}olte Der oeutz
fden sNptle" genannt miro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

Roast Reef. fZfAc and &c nor In
Boiling Beef TOO per 10
-ork Tcnderloin. Chickens. Ducka
All Inspected meats
NtlTEH BROS. ft1g Market 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
Mr.. VIQUESNEY'S
CAT FISH BROWNS
FILL FROM BRIDGE INTO wArER
AND COULD NOT Sc RESCUED.
Recitation Of DetaiIs Of it, Demise
won state Game Warden . Fine
Box % Cigars, and Also
Sympathy.

No one enjoys a good fish story bet
Yer tnan does State Forest. Fish and
Game Warden J. A viquesney. OF
lexington. and. IL might be added
PROBABLY no person enjoys telling one
better than he. He IL an adept IN
this respect. and has in his mind an
inexhaustible supply of good ones
win which he can always entertain
when called upon In fact. he is such
a good story teller that he was award.
60 the box OF cigars offered TO the
person telling the best ''fsh story al
me nnai session OF the West Virginia
Forest. Fish and Game Protective AS.
sociation. which was held in the board
OF trade assembly rooms. this city.
thursday evening. Thirty or more
persons recited true fish stories IN
competition for the Smokes but AZ.
ter Mr.. viquesney. who. BY the way,
Is president OF the association, had
concluded. he was awarded the prize
by an overwhelming vote.
OF course II IL impossible to repeat
the story as Mr.. viouesney told Il In
MS tnimitable way. Without the en-
oeillshments with which he punctu-
ated Il the facts OF the story are
somewhat as follows:
While on a fishing expedition up
one OF West yirginia's well known
streams. Mr.. viquesney succeeded in
landing a large catfish. He refused 10
state its size through fear that his
story would not be credited. Carrying
MS catch home at evening. he tossed
II under q washing tub. During the
night a heavy rain fell. and he was
much surprised. as you can imagine
10 md that the Ash was still alive the
next morning. He fed Il some bread
crumbs. which II devoured ravenous.
~: The fish appeared to be content.
ed In its new surroundings. and Mr.
viquesney decided to make a pet OF
II. II soon became acquainted with
members OF his family, and followed
them ABOUT as though II were a dog.
Fish Becomes a Hunter.
The new pet acquired a particular
liking for Mr.. Viquesney. II often &C.
companied him on fishing and hunt
Ing trips. Whenever the dogs ''treed
any game the fish would hop around
under the tree. barking and trying 10
initiate a canine
One day Mr.. Viquesney went on an
exceedingly long hunting trip over the
mountains. accompanied. of course by
the catfish. After bagging twelve
grey squirrels. the well known MIN.
rod decided he had had enough sport
nv the day. In returning home IL
was necessary to cross a foot-log over
negotiated this feat successfully. but
the FISH slipped and fell into the water.
Mr.. Viquesney tried to rescue II. but
despite his heroic efforts the faithful
pet was drowned.
IL was pathetic TO hear Mr.. Viuues.
ney tell OF the death of his "finny
friend. and he was extended the sym.
pathy OF the association. as well as
the box Of cigars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
NEMEYER TO SPEAK
Local Advertising Creator to Address
columbus Ad Club on wheel.
ing Means Business"

wheeling Means Business" is the
subject OF an address which Paul NJ.
Nemeyer. Of the Nemeyer Ad com.
pany. has been invited to give before
the Columbus. o.. Ad Club. Monday.
december IA. The invitation was OK.
tended a. a result of the publicity be.
ing given Mr.. Nemeyer's efforts ~
establish the new monthly paper.
Inc wheeling District Herald" for
local trade promotion.
IN accepting the invitation. Mr.. Ne.
meyer was reminded that his nrst "A.
NsTtlsing work was done ia the CITY
OF columbus eleven years ago. 40 In
teliing the live wires OF Columbus how
We 90 things In Wheeling he viii
nave chance to show his own devel.
Opment Ia eleven years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

viii be addressed by Attorney w y
Robinson, and according to an indi.
catlons large crowd will be in at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
STAMPING PARCELS
Non-Postage Stamps Should Be A..
fixed to Back OF Covers-Post
Office Department Makes
Ruling.

An order was received at the
Wheeling post office yesterday from
the Post Office Department. again
calling attention 10 the fact that sew
eral foreign countries refuse TO ad
NIT to their nails articles bearing
non-postage stamps unless the non-
postage stamps are affixed to tn
back of the covers. Articles for these
countries which do not comply with
the conditions will not be dispatched
from this country, but will be re-
turned to the sender IL known or sen:
TO the division OF dead letters IL the
sender Is not known.
Along this line. post office officials
yesterday again pointed out the fact
hat II is against the rulings of the
department to affix Red Cross Christ
mas seals or other nom postage
stamps TO the front Of envelopes or
covers OF articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
ENJOIN DAIRY co.
United Dsiry Company Secures In
Sasin.t msysloweS oa,r~ CO

Contendng that they have lost
10000 min bottles in two months. at
torneys Tor the United Dairy com
pany appeared before Judge Hervey.
argued for and received a temporary
Injunction against the Mayiiower
Dairy company. restraining that con.
Germ from using the bottles of the
AN and hamilton appeared for the
plaintiff company. They explained
that this vas only one Of a series oi
actions that will BE- begun by the
United Dairy company against
smaller ropcern that are alleged "a
be using fhe bottles with the IL H.
Co" trade mark.
No defense was made By the May.
flower Dairy company The Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
TO PARKERSBURG
Attorney Lee y. Dobbs 20 Ren,...,.
Local Squires a. Meeting This
Afternoon Want Law
Revised

Attorney Lee D. Dobbs insttc, %,
me peace Tor Clay district was select.
81 a. meeting Of justices Of the
peace and constables. held Thuradav
evening. % represent Ohio county nj n
meeting 20 b. held this afternoon in
IaIkcrsburg. when proposed changes
lh .ne present law governing fees 81
rqufet and constable will b. die.
cussed. Tho meeting will b. boid -
O'Clock. ln The Chancellor hotel
~ The meeting 81 local Justices and
tonsinhles. which was held In thr
county JAIL an present went on rec.
orc at iHtprina. amour other chance.
f1r following
iHat bonded cOnstabics be- exempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

Many in
e could be
plain Zbelnes
BoueS
popular styles the
heted and half -beled ideas No ack of -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
MEMS MEETINGS
Two interesting Meetings 20 Be Held
Under Auspices OF Y. ~. c. A.
Sunday Afternoon.

The mems meeting TO be held at
the J. ". &. a. Sunday afternoon at
3:f5 O'Clock will be addressed by
Rev. Arthur Lazenby. pastor OF the
". r. church az McMechen. II Is ex-
pected that Rev. Lazenby will deliver
q splendid address. az he u an excel.
lent speaker. a cordial invitation Ia
extended 10 all men % the city 10 be
present
the Buckley VI. r church al Edgwood
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Cd from the provisions Of the John
son pistol law
IN case Of appeal 10 BE- taken Ia
both criminal and civil cases. the one
taking The appeal must pay Justice
ana constable costs before the appeal
be granted
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Egerybody.s TOYLAND IS HERE

directed that the defendant company
empty all products from bottles. cans
or other containers of the plaintiff
company. Anidavits OF +. r. Moore.
J. y. Handlan and Detective Fred
Frazier were filed by the plaintiffs
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COUNTY COURT

There was nothing doing in the
marriage license line yesterday at the
county clerks office. but activities
seemed TO be turned towards the re-
cording Of deeds. II Is expected, with
the near approach OF Christmas. that
there Will be a lull until the Yuletide
season advances closer.
Deeds Recorded
George Muth TO a. X Atkinson.
parcel OF land In Liberty district.
Consideration SO.
Lille r. Vance heirs to Jane A..
Hildreth. mart OF the F'laccus estate
ont the pike. Consideration $40.
NJ j. Fahey TO Christian Murein-
zemier and wife. lot 10 in Frazier's
addition. Consideration $40.
b. J. smith. trustee. to Estella NJ.
Campbell. lot 2 In Block N. city.
Consideration SO.
Deeds ~ Trust.
Five deeds Of trust were left for
record with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday.
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Bank Officials Elected.

National banks throughout the country
yesterday held their election of officers.
In Tionests the officials of the two Ma
tional banks remain practically the same
as for the past year.
The Citizens National bank officers are
as follows: President, r. ID Collins; Vice
President, L. J. Hopkins; Cashier, Rus.
sell j. Hopkins; Assistant Cashier, j. G..
Geist; Directors, T. D. Collins, l.. j. Hop
kins, F. X. Kreitler, Il. l.. DeWoody. o.
W. Proper. ]. @. Bowman. 6. +. Watson.
A. NJ. Doutt, G. NJ. Ault.
The Forest County National bank
elected the following: President. A. w.
Cook; Vice President, Wm. Snearbaugh;
Cashier, James II. Kelly; Assistant Cash-
Ter, A. Howard Kelly; Directors A. W..
Cook, VIM. Smear baugh, T. f. Rtcbey.
N. P. Wheeler, g. W. Robinson. G. A.
Randall, j. II. Kelly,
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Recent Deaths.
KAGLE.

KAGLE.
Christopher Kagle died at his home in
Nickleville, Pa, Jan. |, 1914. lie was a
son of George aud Barbara (Bowers) Ka-
gle, deceased, of Clarion county, Pa.
"Christ," as he was familiarly called, was
we'll known throughout this section and
highly respected by all. He was born
In Wittenberg, Germany, August 81,
1850, and came to America with his par
ents when a boy fourteen years of age.
All but few years of his life was spent
on the old homestead near Lickingville,
Pa. He was kind, industrious citizen,
and leaves wife and nine children,
namely, Edward and Charles Kagle of
Tionesta, Pa, George of Parker's Land
ing. Pa. Willis of Salem, Pa, Webster
OF Cleveland. Okla, Mrs. Oscar Jackson
of ST. Petersburg, Pa, Myrtle, Lloyd and
Nora at home, to mourn the loss of a
good husband and kind father.
Dearest father thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrow heal. AS