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Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30


While complete returns from ths
statewide prohibition election helt
Wednesday stiIl are lacking, figures
received up 10 early today showed That
the voters Ind placed Virginia IA the
'dFy column BY q majority Of more
than s2,Ss5.
Tie victory 81 tho drys viii Be con
sidefably Increased when returns from
counties which ire vel to ID heard from
are received, Complete returns from
other counties show d total vote d
ls2ia7l. This vote was divided u 1T
lows Dfgs, 77d6s; local optlanlals
4t.Bis.
A feature II the election wah thal
the cities which had been counted upon
. give i majority for the pwets gave
1.Sis Tor tie Hdfga Richmond. Nor.
folk, AIexandfia and Williamsburg
were the only cities fatafhlnK ma
jorities foF the local optionlsia Out
II ! total vote Of s0s7s est by "
cities, the AdrssT received alag.
The result d the election means That
On and after Nov. 4. 1915. Virginia
viii IS dry The general assem-.
BY which meets II regular session Il
January Of that year will enact laws
to govern the ssata under prohibit
ton.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30


The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dIsaoIyes gravel.
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism and Ill Irregularities 81
the kidneys and bladder il both men
and women. Regulates bladder tfop-
bles inchildren. II not sold by your
druggist. win be sent By mall on re-
ceipt of $500. One small bottle =
two months treatment and seldom
fails to perfect ! cure. Send Tor
testimonials from this and other
States. Dr. 3. W. Hall, 1925 Olivs
street. ST. Louis, no. Sold by drug
gistsAdv.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30
beware Ne 0intmenfa fer

= - = = y r.
as mercury VIII surely destroy the
sense q smell and completely dsranga
ths whole system when entering 4
through tie mucous Surfaces Such
articles shoald never b6 used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicisns, 81 tha damage they viii Dc 4
tsn foId 70 tie god yop can possibly
derigs from them Halls catarfh
Cure, manufactured By E. J. Cheney
"a Co, TelAdol d. contains 10 mercury
and 4 lsken intclhallg. acting direct
~ apon tha bIoed and mucous sur
faces q the ayslsm ia hugine Hall's
calsIrh Ours IS ufe you get tie gen
uins Il i taken internally ard made
IN Toledo, ohios 81 T. ]. Cheney &
Cd Ts n.enisIa ffee
sold 81 DRUGGISTS Price 75r per
bottle
Take HaIl's Family PilIs fst conaIl-
patton
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30
s0W COVE.

Eve hope the Hattiesburg Trlhsir
win pardon rs for changing lhel
'plant pecpns poem to Sow clover.
AZ you wish 10 own an auto
That win travel fast and far.
~ you have dear desire
Fer splendid private car.
Sow clover.
II your daughters yeafns cor jewels
That will make 4 lnrid blaze.
o. your wife would be q leader
Where some other niatrn swayS,
II you wish to give up toiling
And n comfort spend your days,
There's way-~don't overlook IT,
Sow clover.
# you ara sick Of serving others
And arc booking for a change;
II you wish to gaze at wonders
That are far away and strange,
Sow clover.
+ your son would sQuander money
On a chorus girl:
II yuu wish to own q castle
Having walls inlaId with pearl;
II your darling daughter wishes
TO be married to an earl.
There's way-ion't overlook it--
Sow clover.
II within the Senate chamber
You would ike 70 take q seat;
II you wish to be untroubled
By the rising price Of meat,
Sow clover.
II you Wish to set from utder
The big burden which you bear;
II sou wish 10 60 to Wall street
And create a furOre there;
II, IN short. you have 4 longing
TO become millionaire.
There's d way don't overlook It,
Sow clover.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

The United States Department ii
agriculture has started its 1914 cam.
paIgm against hog cholera, and IL
agents will cooperate 9Th state aal
thoritias tp eradicate the disease. viii
a. available appropriation Of $500. 900
the department. announces that $40. ].
900 vii he spent during Tie coming
year y each experimental district
The work has been begun n y states.
The money VIII be spent ii making
surveys, using anll-hog ehoIeEa serum,
- sanitation and quarantine work and
|ih organising farmers 20 Cooperate
with the state and federal authorities,
Extensive edueatienal and demon.
sErasion work Hill also b undertake
sn ID the territory outside q ths *
perimental areas
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whore WISCONSIN aBsal y q n

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Just ! few years ago tho farmers
|of Wisconsin were facing crisis;
they had depleted their soils By grow
ling grain years after year. Tho sal
walton Of the Wisconsin farmer rested
|in the dairy COW. Farms that pro-
dueed low yields have been mads r.
produce double the yields and are
now worth four times q much -
they we're Just ! few years ago. TIE
farmers 81 Wisconsin keep cows On
high priced land; IN fact the COWS
have made the land hIgh-priced. The
feed Il grown On this land largely.
Howeyet, tEsy found out several
years ago that the south had . mo-
nopoly of the worlds greatest dairy
feed and did not know 1t. ] have ref
erenee 70 cotlonseed meal The Wis
eonsin farmers found out that they
could feed eottOhseed meal TO thelr
COWS and then gat So per cent d TIE
original coat 81 the feed back n the
FORM of manure The southern farmer
has depleted soils and ; great demand
for dairy products, but evidently he
has not get found ont the value q
eotsensesd meal u the soil-bullding
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30
SENATOR OMEN
SPEAKS ON INITIATIVE
And REFERENDUM
Declares System Has Been Great
sueeess Drives Ont Political Car.
rnpfion aud CiYes People
Powek.
sIRoNc sPEEcH AT MERIDIAN.

United States Senator Robert Z.
Oven q 0klahoma, speaking last
plight a. Meridian declared II favor
If the initiative and referendum, and
strongly urged the people 81 Missis-
sIppi . adopt il 1t tie pending cleo
ton. Senator Owen Is President Of
tie National Popular Government
League Of Washington. which is TAX
ing sn active Interest II the anapalgn:
The meeting was held under the
auspices Of the Peoples Rule League.
Of Mississippi.
Tbs Oklahoma Senator said that no
nan could Be consistent member 81
the Democratic party and Be opposed
to the initiative and referendum. He
pointed out that President Wilson.
William Jennings Bryan and every
progressive leader whose work had
placed the Democratic party n COM
troll Of the national government, we're
oufspoken advocates " direct legisIa-
ton.
'Ths Initiative he said, gives the
people power 10 themselves to enact
tho laws they want Whenever the
Legislature fails 10 obey their win.
The Referendum gives the people the
right and the power 10 reject b. their
own votes any law passed By the Leg
islature which they do net want.
THE Legislature Of Mississippi Is
to be congratulated Upon having sub.
nIkted the most effective amendment
vet prepared ii any state. II Is free
from iokers which are designed by
crafty politicians to prevent Tie PEG
pie from properly exercising t'iis pow
er.i
Amendment May Be Lost.
he called upon all friends Of gem
Iiine democracy II Mississippi to ear
rv "a a strenuous campaign from now
until election day to insure the pas
cage Of tie amendment Eyeryvot-
OK, he said ewho votes for candis
date and fails Ii vote upon the amend
ment Is III effect counted arainet It.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30
Yaur FaII Cold Needs AttensItn.

AUNT vi Vt" = ~" -
No use ii fuss and try to wear Il
out. It will wear you out instead.
Take Dr. Kings New Discovery, relief
follows quickly II che Is your Cold
and Smoothes your Cough away,
pleasant Antlseptic ard Healing.
Children Ike il. Get a 900 bottle Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery and keep
Il II he house. eouf family Cough
and Cold D0etos writes I.swf Chans
bbrlaia, Manchester 0fsp. Money
back II not satisfied, but i nearly al-
ways helps.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

*ert eSNkgtz< VII feEaaa 4oAse Il nAzo
CHS IAtHliI fails fe cure any ease e. Ifehinz.
Nssaa nIssdfae Or o.ffasf PLEA Isl Is Il DAYS.
THe Nlzz tea gives Rass and ReSt. Sc.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

The Old Standard Groves Trsdsises
chill Tonic il equally valuable sn 5
General Tonic berAne1 Il contains the
yell known tonic properties Of 1UIfIf1H
hgd IRON. II actn 81 tise Liver. Dfivez
oft hTalaFla, Enfiehsp Eht nleod ana
Builds up tie Whcle System 50 eenss.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30
Apply sIoan.a Freely For Lnmbago

Apply Sloan's Freely For Lumbago
Your attacks Of Lumbags are not
nearly 80 hopeless IL they seem. You
ran relieve them almost instantly BY q
simple application Of sIoan's Ldni.
ment On Che back and Joins. Lunbaga
is q form Of rheumatism, end yields
perfectly IL Sloan's, which penesrales
quickly all Ia through the sore, tender
muscles, limbera up the back and
makes 1t feel fine. Get d bottle of
sloan's Liniment FOR rs cents q any
druggist and have II n The house,
against colds, sore and swollen joints,
rheumatism, nepraIgla scIatica and
Ike ailments Yonr money back #
not satisfied, but It does give almost
instant relief
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

II within the Senate chamber
You would ike 70 take q seat;
II you wish to be untroubled
By the rising price Of meat.
Sow clover.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

# you ara sick Of serving others
And arc booking for a change;
II You wish to gave 81 wonders
That are far away and strange.
Sow clover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. ". Va. Sent a
me nrst Monday In September. the
sSneuuled time for the beginning Of
. .ne registration for the county cleo
pon 70 take place on TUESDAY. Noyem.
Der . 1919. being q holiday. very little
nork was done by the registrars. but
ms morning found practically All OF
mem az their tasks. Every house NOD
Only IN the city. but In Follansbee ana
o sr places In the county. will be Mis-.
I.eu ana an accurate list OF the voters
secured. Owing TO the two years that
nave elapsed since the last reeistra-
uon, a number OF new names will he
doueu 10 the list. they being the new
age 'eN"i"e VI
The change in the city from four
precincts TO six will occasion consid.
eIaole extra work on the part of the
xSiy registrars, as the new precinct
INES are Inherent from the ward lines
me reslstrars appointed, however.
aI al, experienced men. and every name
viii De listed in its proper precinct
Aiter ali the names have been taken
.ne registrars will sit al the courf
house Tor corrections and changes he
lore running the books in TO the conn.
y court. Every voter should see fbat
ne Is registered. as IL is a duty thai he
owes TO himself and his party 10 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
SISTERSVILLB

S1STERSVrLT.r W Va sent
" Mise ~ Mande Che@s.ey b. visiting friends
". T and Mics sara Agnew. OF zan.s-
vile. Ohio have arrived here in their
ar car and viii spend a short time with
~. J. Mccoy has gone TO Columbus.
Vvnlo' 70 Visit his son and wife. AR and
Miss Rachel Hutchinson spent Monday
Dana Marsh has arrived home from
ing his sister. Mrs 4. V Hoinip
MIS- Arthur Renter and daughtsr.
Ms Hiss Olga Renter. returned Monday
Miss Grace Barber has arrived home
rom pittsburgh, where she has been
tH guest OF her cousin. Miss Ethel
Mrs. N. Bresnahan. who was called
i hs.e 1y ne death o. her mother. the
10 her home IN Butler.
Misses Minnie and Goldie Howeu. who
have spent two weeks here. left MONDAY
Miss Hazel ByaIi. Who bs ,,' b..,
spending the summer IN Coshocton ana
Friday and Cleveland Ohio, arrived
mere sunday. She viii have charge OF
Mrs. D. n. Lewis and children Helen
spending six weeks al ne co n1Ipe after sdtsr
OF her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Herriott. OF
Arthur 9 Mechling and George sbist-
Ter weer business visitors in Whesiing
Monday.
Mrs. T.. p. Henderson and son. Harry.
have gone 90 Woodlawn 10 VISIT NJ ana
Mrs chris Henderson
Miss HALLE Mccormick. OF Cbsrles-
ton. has arrived here and will teach In
the eighth grade
Mrs 81 D. Meter and daughter
leitha, who have been visiting her sfs-
ter, mrs. ~ y. Sexton. departed Mon
day for their home In colorado Nrs
sexton and son. James. accompanies
them az FAR a. Wheeling
Mrs. Ered Beatty. who has made an
extended visit with Mrs Mary Rome
Sutherland. has returned home 20 Man
Mics Helen McFadden Who has been
the house guest ~ Miss Helen giomabef
lcft Mondny afternoon Tor her home in
Wheeling
Misc Minnie McClarv. Who has besn
spending the summer with her aunt
MrH. y q. Piercy. has returned 20 her
nome IN Cambridge ohio
Miss Georgia Hubbard has returned
from r. visit in SCI Marva
WIS., Annette Frame ard Louis Case
were me guests ~ friends in New MAJ
tnavine Monday.
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Harsh, while Rev. Bennett. OF Mounds
Vile. Messrs smith and Heed. OF Glen
dale, and Gregory. OF Cameron. enjoyed
the hospitality OF the johnson home at
the Station. Sunday.
Messrs- Rogers. superintendent OF the
Gas Company and Cumunins. OF Cameron
spent sunday al the Station.
n. W. Steele ana family attended
services az Mt. Hope sunday evening
DIR. Waugh was a business caller at
BlOOmncld saturday.
Mr. Tom Ewing, OF Viola. who has
been employed on the Archer farm dur
ing the past summer. returned TO his
home sunday. Mr. Ewing will have
charge OF the school AZ Irish Ridge. for
the present term.
Mr.. and Airs. Porter Hess. OF Brink.
w. Va. spent sunday with their brother
tn-law. ID. n. Archer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Petit and Miss Myrtle
kinney. OF MOundSville. are the guests
OF Mrs Caroline Chichester.
Mr.. Martha Seaton. OF Cameron. Is
spending a few DAYS with Mrs. Ida
steel and other friends at this place.
Miss Alta Archer left Monday for
Glendale. where she VIII take Charge OF
ing the coming term.
Will Chichester. OF this place. was cali
ing on Steve Barnbart OF Durbin. sun
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amos and little
son, OF Elm Grove. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Cuttings. OF Golden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The high pressure. fair and cool
nee.ner area covers the eastern half
OF the country. exceut the Gulf see.
uons, with center over The upper Lake
region The morning Temperatures
over the Lake region and upper Ohio
faiied ranged generally from AZ de.
grees TO so degrees. A light frost was
observed at Detroit. Over the Pains
states and Southwest the pressures
are relatively low. A high pressure
colder weather area covers the Pacific
and Plateau states
Fair and cool weather will continoe
IN this section over Thursday. ano
light frost is expected in exposed
places tonight. The Temperature
Thursday morning will probably be
near as degrees.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. &c degrees: lowest last
night. IS degrees: no rainfall.
Inc Ohio will probably continue TO
fan slowly in the district.
n. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
Geo.W. Baron az ,- s s,s sss s :.. BID.
FINANCE
Completion of big City Loan Helps
Markst-ExchAngs More Active
Steel Trade Failing OFF.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-completion OF
the details connected with the new city
feature OF the day in the financial dis
trtct. Just what proportion OF the en-
ure amount will be taken by foreign
interests IL matter of conjecture. but
Indications point TO a strong demand
from that quarter.
Local banks and bankers committed
TO the loan regard the notes as an sx-
cause of the unusually large interest
Yield and applications from that source
promise 20 be sufficiently large to re.
amounts. Advices received from various
cities suggest that the municipalities
are likely 10 avail themselves OF the
maturing debts. IL Is virtually fore
gone conclusion that In every instance
where this Is done renewals or new
loans will be negotiated at higher in
terest rates.
Exchange was more active to-day
moving In a manner that denoted a bet
mand were ie to lac above yesterday
with an increase supply Of bills,
steel Orders Decrease
According 10 trade authorities, the
past Few weeks have witnessed n mark
ed decrease I'm steel orders. The decline
has been most pronounced thus far this
port trade has not developed fast enough
10 offset lack of domestic demand.
Nevertheless. the August statement Of
MuANltu Iouuake OF the united StAteS
Steel Corporation to be issued to-mor-
row Is expected TO show an increase over
the preceding month.
Because OF a holiday. the Chicago
grain market suspended operations to-
day. but local quotations were slightly
easier, with only a nominal market for
corn: Other commodities reflected more
stability.
Crop conditions as whole appear 20
have been favored thus far this month
judging from the weekly weather re-
ports.
Declaration OF regular dividends by
New York Central and Western Union
Telegraph ncutralizcd the effect OF some
recent deferred and reduced disburse-
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. O.. Sept. s-Mr. and
Mrs Ross Bailey and children. Mr. and
Ars. J.. II. Bailey and children and Mr.
and Mrs. William Boyd and daughter
were sunday visitors az the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
w r. King and daughter. OF near
TTt,nmptown, were shoppins In town
Mr.. VIII Neptune. OF stumptown. was
T. +. Hanlon and wife Mere oiit on
me Ridge Tuesday looking over their
Miss Leila Skinner. formerly Of This
place. has purchased a fine player-piano
from Davis and Brown. Miss Leila h a
me musician and will no doubt make
good use OF the instrument
MISS Bertha Steer. OF Philadelphia
who who has been spending her vacation
Mrs. Ella steer. OF Pigeon Point was
the guest Of Mrs. Park p. Fisher Thurs
Mr.. James Trott was a business caller
In Barnesville Saturday.
M. Mrs. hrose Fisher has purchased a
Mrs. Jessie AieIott. OF Pigeon street
was the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Chris
Gibson. Of gainesville. Saturday.
olisl,, lanitha Armstrong. or at.
piiNetL spent a couple Of weeks with
her daughter Mrs. Ross Merritt. east
Mrs. Reecc Msnott and Mrs Civde
Mellott. OF Pigeon Point. were Rarnes-
Vile visitors Saturday.
AT Raymond Day was a GAINESVILLE
Mr. and Mrs A. ~. Peddicord. OF Dora
entertained n number Of their friends M
uinner sunday from GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. sam Bonneld. Of Speidei was a
GAINESVILLE caller SATURDAY
Mr. Dallas Mcmillan. or speidef spent
thursday with his mother, Mrs Mar
McMillan. % Stumptown
Mrs Rachel Hobbs. Of New York state
VINO is here on a VISIT. was the guest or
the FAMILY OF her brother. Mr.. and Mrs
LEWIS NaFlor Saturday and sunday
NeAt SUNDAY. September 10. will be
yearly meeting Sunday
Miss Vera Brooks a. visiting her
grandparents Mr. and NJ u.,,r,
Brooks. Of Hunter
Miss l.enora Carpenter has returned
home after e weeks VISIT with Baiiev's
Mills and Calais relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Uert Bailey were sbop-
ping IN town Friday
Mrs. clyde Burdettc and Miss Kat.
Myers ~ BarnesviIlc. were ruestg -
Mrs. william Boyd, Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
MeIIsbura Rrlefn

NNNNbDuF1 brfefE
Mrs. j. VI. Charnock has re,r-r,a
rom a visit with friends ana reistt,-e.
IN Philadelphia. Pa. N ''iaii'es
raINln Johnston has returned form
TIP 10 Canton. Ohio. and Other
Miss Elizabeth o'Donpen has 70.
turhed 70 her home after a visit with
her sister. Mrs. William Korns ~ ~
Canton. Ohio. us OF
Gambrill Cakes has returned bone
al.eI visit with Wheeling reIativcs
heha1d Miller is visiting in Pitts.
Mrs. James Fleming. OF Brilliant. q
was a Wellsburg visitor on TUESDAY
William ROBBERS. who has been M a,
ing. % 'iipIoN'
Earl King. who had his ankle man.
geo IN a motor boat. several week
ago rs able TO be out on crutches and
- improving rapidly
Chris Ralston was a Wheeling F,ir
visitor on "Wednesday.
n. tist. Of Brooke county. was a
wheeling falr visitor on Tuesdav
MRS. ). N. Warden and Mrs 4 q
steele were Wheeling visitors on WeJ.
Prof q. Curtis Rartb left ,o- IA.
home IN jamestown. y. Y this nor,.
ing. after an extended visit with ms
mother. Mrs. Hugh Bartb and otbe,
relatives In this city.
The Laurel Band class Of the Chris.
tan sunday school held their regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs
Raymond Anderson. 1917 Charles
street. last evening. Durine the b,isi,
ness meeting the class decided 10 hold
y corn roast on the evening OF Thur
daF. september ~. az which the Inns.
bands and male friends Of the class
members are invited Refreshmenfs
EeIe served last evening az the con.
eluslOn Of the evening
Miss Helen Harden. daughter NJ D-
ana Mrs y. p Harden. 81 this citv
arrived home this morning from New
YORK tity. which she reached several
days ago on an oil steamer from Fu-
rope. whore she has been soiourninc
for several months
The Merchants Association haIa a
regular monthly meeting last evanine
% the store 81 Lathcm a. Dourlaa
houuno business only came before
the meeting. which was short
Papaws have made their appearance
on the Brook county markets and
many % the demulcent and luscious
lrult u being sought By lovers Of o.
no iruit while not a. plentiful a.
last year. can be found IN GOOD ouan.
titN. and lF large and rich
The Pvfhian Sisters held REGULAR
meeting last evening. % which q class
OF eight were initiated A large mum
Der from Follansbee lodge attended
Rofrcnhmenta were served at tho con
clueion ~ tho meeting
Hugh McGinnls. Tor several months
manager Of the Palace Theatre has
lcn for g. Paul MINI. whore be- will
manare large moving picture tho.
airo. Tho Palace is bolnE conducted
by iho father and brothers Of Nj Nc
Ginnis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
SHOWED HIM UP
Hefgqee Tries 90 Victirize American
HoIef Consr1it tce and is Placed
Under Arrest

LONDON. Sept Q. G. D. m-The
American relief committee today made
gu .hsnpie OF German American who
met The last GUSHING hoaf Train I'll
victoria station and rOing through tho
care shouted in German Tor the pae
s'nFers % hold on 90 their money a.
tne american committee was PAYING
motel bile. steamer passage and every.
lhlnH Else A7 result the committee
NailiNA on Lue platform was over
Whelmed with Applications FOR RELIEF
pn difcoNorlnc the cause they had the
man arrested Iic was subsequently,
-olcascd on proring his American ed
.geushin
Americans who returned today from
switzerland reported that the Amrri
can conFuls at Views and Lausanne are
ADVISING Americans not To- leave
switzerland because OF the danger in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
SOME CHILLY, EH!
weather Man Has Mixed Dates and
Ihis District ia Now Enjoy.
inc" Cool Spell.

OLD King Winter seems TO be wend.
ing his way down from the frozen re.
kions OF the north FOR another Wait to
hls oid friends IN this vicinity A.
CLOCK yesterday morning tho mer.
.ull STOOD az the "a mark. this hy
the way. being but a slight dfrfarre
below The temperature that On required
ior the formation % frost. 10 having
ueen known In n few Instances a. fhie
mars. and quite recently 81 the a.
marx During the day the mercury
rose % the IN mark End foll AGAIN
during the eVcninE 90 IS. with indica
from the country districts are 10 fhe
eucct that q slight frost vas econ
during the early morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

some time yesterday. the large
Ssnk az the Crescent Glass house
o1n IN, and will b. almost a com
work on the tank TO renIace 4, 80, 81
II Will probably be a week before Z,
Is ready TO be worked. About a dozen
SHOPS are affected by the break ali
OF which viii be idle until a enw tank