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HoUSLEY-POSEY.

A wedding of particular interest to friends of the contracting parties was that of Miss Ida Posey and Nr. Earl llousley who were onietIv married yesterday afternoon about I ocicck at the home of Rev. II. B. lTlmble pastor of the Central Methodist Epicopal Church ill tbe presence of few witnesses.
 The bride was attired in a bocom- ing handsome travelling suit of pop. IIh ill one of the fashionable nwe shades of blue in which she appeared especially attractive.
 The happy couple left. immediate. y after the ceremony and congrat. nlations on the 5:30 train for st Louis.
 After a short stay in the Mound City. they will return to this city and take up their residence on Qua paw Avenue in one of the Taylor flats.
 owing to the death of Mir. Hous. ley aunt and illness of his grand father, the wedding was made even more quiet than already planned. For the same reason, the couple may cur tail the more extensive wedding trlp planned which would have included several of the larger northern cities.
 Both of the young people are wal known and popular here.
 The groom is the son of Mir. Evan ter T. Housley, county collector an head Of a large mercantile firm wi.h which the groom holds a responsible position. He was reared and edu- cated in this city and bears an ex- cellent reputation for stering rep. utation for sterling manhood for high principle and integrity
 The bride was until five years ago. a resident of Philadelphia where she graduated first from the Arkadel- Ihia high school and later from Hen derson Brown College. She came to Hot Springs to enter the faculty of the public schools, having been elect ed to position as teacher in one ot the large ward schools. She has been valued teacher of the Ram bIe Street School where she met her spOnsibiHtieS cheerfully with credit to herself and the school.
 A host of friends wish the newy- weds God-speed in their voyage "n the matrimonial seas
 * *
 Misses Doris and Tressa Elleman returned yesterday from an eXtend- ed trip to the North and East, and are much improved from their de- lightful recreation.
 *
 Mir. Jack Ledwide is so attached to Nit Valley and the congenial com pany there that he has returned
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Arlington Dance.

tel the following were at the Airing ton dance Tuesday evening: Mr and Mrs. Wayne Moore, Misses Hazel Going, Harrisburg; Sara Crow, Lit tie Rock: Zena Homer, Louise Her ner, Fay Beauchamp Roberta ksnne- dy; Messrs. Tom Eddy, Max Gold, Stanley Lee, Garnett Elsele, Ray Smith, Myron Townsend, Dick Law renee, Vernon Dinwiddie. James Weaver and Cecil Ledwidge.
 *
 The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church will have charge of the Southern Bowling Alleys in the Dugan-Staart building on Thursday afternoon and evening The members of the or ganziation extend cordial invita- iton to all their friends, especially those among the young folks, to be present. It will be known as sweet hearts day"
 Mrs. W. G. Cash and son. Walton Cash, Jr., left this week for their home in Indianapolis, Ind, after q visit to Mrs S. Work and Mrs. Charles Garrett.
 D. C. Richards, who has been spending the summer in Oakland, Cal, with his family, is en route home He stopped off a few days iu San Francisco and Denver. Mrs. Hattie Wilson. formerly Miss Mattie Williams, and who resided here F years ago, is here on a briel visit to Mrs. $. w. c. Smith. b Howard Christopher returned to FTexarkana yesterday after visit tC MT and Mrs. ]. T. Jackson, and at tending the ozark Lithla house | party.
 | Mrs. c. $. Van Leer and daughter Miss Gladys Van Leer, returner | home yesterday from Mangum, Okla where they have been for the pas | month.
 Miss D. F. Walton, after an \
 tenslve trip through the west stor ped in the city for a few days prio
 70 her departure yesterday for NeN
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through the city today enroute t ancouyer.
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Dinner Party.

Misses Lucille Ryttenburg of Stump ter, S. C.; Fannie Bloom, Lucille Hill Ter, Little Rock; Bernice Fellheimer, Edith Katz and Sylvia Roth were the hOnorees at talyho party and din uer party at Ozark Lithia Springs Sunday evening. The hosts were MesserA Herbert Mendel Felix and Arthur Katz, Herman Fellheimer, Joe klyman and Abe Levy.
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MOOn-HiCkSOn ROOferS
 ROOF PAINTING
 ROOF PATCHING If your roof leaks cali Phone 534.
AUCTION

am prepared to make al kinds Of auction sales. Write or call on the old reliable auctioneer,
 JUDGE j. II. RYAN,
 Residence 1909 Central Ave.
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Miss D. F. Walton, after an K tenslve trip through the west stop ped in the city for a few days prior 70 her departure yesterday for New
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Mrs. C. $. Van Leer and daughter Miss Gladys Van Leer, returned home yesterday from Mangum, Okla. where they have been for the pas month.
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Mir. Jack Ledwide is so attached to Mt Valley and the congenial com pany there that he has returned yesterday to that resort after briei stay in town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
MEET SUNDAY TO
SELECT DESIGN
POLLAcK MONUMENTAL Memoir.
lAL COMMITTEE COMPLET
ING DETAILS.
For Monument Which VIII Be Erect
Cd IN Honor % L ate Augustus
Pollack-SB Designs Submitted

q design for ite mouument which Is
20 be- erected on the court house
square 40 Fifteenth and ChipIino
streets iu honor ~ the late Augustus
Poliack win be definitely settled ~
n me. ing OF the Pollock Monumental
Memorial committees. to Doe held Sun.
day morning az the home OF the Sec
retary-treasurer 81. o. CoIcoran. 40
11-s Eon street
The cOmmitte has been defe-rluE
action 100 the seceltiou Of a design for
the past four weeks. because 40 fthe
absence from the city OF one 90 its
members. but 90 was announced yes-
torday that q final selection Will be-
made sunday Six designs have been
IIlmifed for consideration Two I0.
cal grmH aE" among those Compef.rE.
DE others being from New York aud
Chicago
While DO definite date has been So.
IeCied for the dedication OF the mon
umeuf these exercises Will probably
D." bold ON Dor Memorial SUNDAY.
The last sabbath Of NAV. 1915 81 Is
planned f0 have the largest labor de-
uoIsfrHf ton lr the history OF ire city
mark tle detIrafory Ceramouiea.
IIr committee FRI charra % ar.
Langnmrrfa bel composed Of Mike Me-
money chairman. T 81 SaIFpy. H H
Vessel John 10 NIIksmrFer WI
liam p Wn'cn and "a y. C0rrUrau.
secretary and treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

aunt Mr. Dora s,ou,r. % H-ham. Mon
FRANK oval and wme Richie, we're
g quests OFF fHrIr Eraullarnrr. William
..H..sr. .F lIa.HrrFiILa SUNDAY
Nr and 1if- Bert r.-ut. of fEm
Glvsy. see g-ests of Mr. and AIRS.
Chester AieMlIIan ~lIi teach the Gross
t.o'-. school near i,seH l.i,s tne eom-
move hl- family iu tnv near future Co
chir'ys and vmiam N,N,rrinaa
srvut sabbath afternoon with their
. RANDY parents. N' ami Are. I'd. "a
Air and Mrs. u a. Wilson. Of near
ambriise. o. are N-iuug relatives boz
William saupssa and sister. Mrs
Eanr., t"a.- wyrv -h"rrius iu Nhecurs
Nr- w,ue Mcwho-te- Dol VISITING
friends this wrsk near Wooster. %.
Quit, crowd uf Dallas Nu4uE lulss
attended the picnic at SANE Hil Satur-
AIrs Lydia Fatusou spent the weea.
end with her dauEhtsr. aII-. urli- hll.
George Oldham ana SON Malcolm and
?. D.. Oldham ana SON Dwight uf lliA-
dslpnis were eai.uE uu AiI ami MIs.
ST. and Mrs Charles sI.IIHaalI spent
SardaE with thy Iatt-r- parents. ST.
and sIr-. H.. e. sampson.
Mlss Ethel buchanan Nas toe guest
- MI-s Laura kIWmIns SUNDAY and
MUudaH
Morton raftIauu and friend Miss
GensE IsNt Luus. ur NrsslIuE. are spend
ul fwu weeks with the formers par
sufE Mr. and &Is. So. a. Iattizou.
i.rs Str IarHsr and wife and dauElt-
o. Ni.~ Lgssis. are attending camp
mHtflUE az MUuuIsNlIs
AIRS Eo-s rtmmous. of E0ueys Point.
i= zpsudlUr % Few days with her mother.
Airs D. O.. Howard
AR and Mrs.. prank buchanan ana
~IIas Sampson and daughter. Cora. UaN e
returned from Ga visit Iu Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

us moruius for the soar- R---~r o.
t-s SEX
Ms Bernlts EHseue. OF Fsnts, %
tirl1ins lev DAYS ulfh ~ a-a
-. - 4eef- o. Fulrfb street
,fec-rrr -lriulelL 90 Nss Marta.
VIE is spr1dlrE q feu DAYS uIrf -
ta.-tF on leIrraou aUarua
A-r-tF John dallalu Ir of EEr
800 rarE. Pa D. srarelrr s..w
-al -iih friends and relatives in this
Mrs r. j NunhaH and ehiis-.- t.,,
lasi evening Tor tnelr ZONE al Pitts
or 81. Ia. alter spending a frs dsvz
here aifh relatives.
Nehlnley Mlies. % the East Enc
ia sPfn-ing tes 1lys Hifh fris-fa
and relative at Racine ono
br O.. o. NurEan arrived home Ia.
hN-lnf IRON Nra onrk CITY uhe~r
~ spent the past tV0 weeks VISITING
NfcrEe leIr has returned ro Nla
bone at LlresFllle. Ohio after sp.rf
ing 'le past fes days beer with friends
and relatives
Mrs William Dunn o. Morton ave-
.-r. Lrit -aef evening for Mountain
weeks
Mr. and Mrs n G. CALLAHAN hive
arrived home from Webster sprInss
.ler- theJ spent the past week visit.
Guard 4 , Coleman arrived here
last evening from kanawha county
Wiz tlrre Conv.cts from thar county
Miss Jane Cox IL improving nicely
ar her home on Grant avenue after
being confined with an illness for the
past week
bathing party CON posed % about
ten couples was held last evening al
Belle Isle Beach. Wheeling They
made the frip on the Betsy Ann" be
longing 20 Captain Creasap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
WORK STARTED
west Virginia Traction a Electric CO
Begins Work on Extensive I'M.
prcver7crfs Ir fulton

Ihf West virginia Traction a. EIrr.
fr.r Company has started work on tho
Improvement that have been planned
'.- Bow street 40 FIIfCr For the
past several months this place faa
Deem Ir BAD condition and aaa dan
E.-nI. Iu al much aF The wall had
partially given away and sunk f1 arrn
Hr extent that fhs rails were twisted
and Wfre liable fo cause Che care fl
jump frr track The work that D. af
present being done Del The removing rr
ODE sewer and water pipes for fha pur
pose 20 haillirr concrete rrfaInIrr
u I.a wall viii hr about cool
...r ..rE and HIH extend aamsrHaf
farther down tho National cIFf frar
docs f.. present ono
Iue town Hf Fulton GRANTED the
COMPANY fFr r.EEf fr construct q rafs.
r siding which uu te burf aTr--
.'. HIH ..r entire distance 20 fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
FRIGHTENED COLT
THROWS OLD MAN
JOHN HERCULES SUsTAiNs FRAc.
TUREp LEG AS RESULT
OF ACCIDENT.
Was Thrown Through Barbed Wire
Fence az short Creek Last Night
Was Badly Cut

John Hercules. a well known resi-
dent OF short cfcex. vas the victim
OF a serious accident about O'Clock
last night when young colt which
he WAS riding became frightened and
uuseated him The rider was thrown
through barbed wire fence which
surrounds the short Greek NJ h..
church. and In addition 20 numerous
bruises and cuts. sustained a fracture
Of the right leg. just above the knee.
br. J. J. Allen OF West Liberty o..
duced the fracture and attended the
other wounds
Mr. Hercules is about So years oil
age, and for this reason his iuiur,
Is expected TO cause considerable.
trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

N' subcommittee OF tho MONDE.
tit.r 'HauHulfIa association which
Was handed Che season tickets Tor ftf-
season. started ont yesterday ir dead
"'-. nli-po" az every ticket and
10 8 reported fhaf tho SHEA ,..et....li.
N'f" more than satisfactory Do D.
expected trIf The house fo house can.
.t.. which 's fo De- made VIII auruI-
every person who desires rn rffirF
~ chant uIua tais season with a
VT. NnlL any trouble Much
0f"oitfis due co.. those LAD the ha.t -
you. Eood movement fu this rIfv and
. p expected That record breaking
crowds VIII attend rfIa rar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

H'.. go I'rN.h. wei known Aus.
fI1H ~ NuIrdsFIlls. received orders
Yesterday from fhH Austrian Consul
r.. cincinnati through the Pittsburgh
once. tu return fu DIS native land and
Join fHr army fU uUHt in the great Fr.
l'l"ln war IrauIk has resided here
i.f fnn pact several months on Cen.
'.f street and well known Hr had
rut made up hia mind ae 90 what fo
uH no IHtr hour .HHf evening. and b.
.'' undecided 10 he fails to answer
..' .HIl ND VIII never hr able 90 -H.
'"rn tH HIa native land without being
..'d Cog treason and pay tho penalty
provided Tor such acts several offn-
.fl.H. aI. expecting similar
....s within a short limo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
NOT TOO WARM
Temperature a. oneial Weather Oh.
sersatory Reached IS for Aiqh
Mark Yesterday

Warm. dry weather. which for the
PAST several weeks nas prevailed in
ms section. seems 90 BE- the order Of
the times. Yesterday the temperature
gan up 20 the 50 mark beinE 5S al :
a. m. yesterday. and falling aEain 20
ID az =. M. Indications are that the
warm and dry weather will continue
Tor several days Much suffering BIS
reported from the country districts ON
account OF the dry spell. and unless
rain falls within a short time crops
crops Viii be seriously damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
M0UNDSYILLR


Unusually large crowds are attend
ins the camp meetings which are be-
INK held rhIa week ON the camp ground
aud each evening the crowds are Erow
ms last evening the larls audItO.
I.Im on the ErouudF was well filled.
end tlr services are proving very iu.
i,rra t.ur Meetings are being held uu
Che corner ui Third street aud JeTsr.
.uu avenue each evening this week
and large crowds CuuEreEate no this
corner. last evening Rev Samuel K
Jones Ui Wheeling. delivered "a worry
Hfrr"sNu- sermon. and this afternoon
Ur p. Knox viii deliver an address
h,E s. - Nrneft OF Glendale So h.
church. VIII hu The pulpit This even.
.Hr All ar" cordially invited t0 90.
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

new wall This siding h. 20 b. used
exclusively a. passing siding. and
VIII hksiy o. used Tor passenger cars
exclusively The company will rush
the work Co completion a. soon as
possible a. they are In need % a pass.
ing place in that district for their
cars
tn payment FOR the right OF con.
struCtng the wall and laying the I'D
inF the company will furnish seven
tlcStric hEhts Tor the town. some OF
which Will b. placed on the Wall and
others IN various parts Of the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
Bcnuood BrIefa

A.r and Mrs Earl craig. OF the
First ward. are the proud parents on
baby boy. born yesterday morning
Mrs OTIS Church ie 900 AT her home
corner seventh and Main streets
Edward Miles. smpl0ye OF the local
# a. ID shops is confined fo hts h1r.
1 f1" FIFTH ward on account ~ W-
ness
George Msrkie and family are az To.
zoo ID. vu'r. they viii remain
t. s. CLAYTON Ia Loo AZ hfa ror. i-
tho Fifth ward
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q start Homr

Fred Olsen. Of this city. h IN 70.
ceipt 90 o. letter from his brother. Ar
thur Olsen. who. in company with his
rather. Samuel Olsen and Samuel
Nelson. is now visiting sweden. 20 the
eject that the party would start on
the return trip 20 this city about the
10Th OF This month The letter was
written before the trouble IN Europe
had reached the present state. and it
u feared by their friends here that
they viii not be able 20 secure pass
age. The trip over was made via the
Hamburg American line but Mr. Olsen
wrote that the return would BE- made
by the Crescent line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Ars sophia ShOwaltcr Of McMeCh-
on. suffered painful injuries Monday
evening az the result OF falling over
an cmbankm'nt az the Btnwood june
ton. To appears that the lady started
across The street as a traction car was
approachlnc. but as she also saw a
team approaching she became excited
and hurried back across the track.
and. losing her balance. fen over the
tlubankWeni she Was picked up and
taken 90 her home iu MCNschen The
injuries are not thought 90 b. serI-
Gus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Manager liluerman requests all
ilh- VINO are members OF tho bali
tomorrow evening ur1rrfIy at r.,
O'Clock for practice Is also raruse+.
lHaI at players wear their urIi0rrra
p. practice came viii Hp uIayeg
ue locals must get In good shane f0-
.-, proposed came next Saturday al
fHruuuu with Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

NiguhLLs ot the SilyDry Moon Club
or North Benwood are making preua-
Tauons Tor picnic 20 be- given 90
1aWphtls grove sunday August q
The trip viii be made iu q large omen
wagon. About rs couples will be In
the party. Luncheon will be- taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

the greatest improvements Yet maze
ON seventh street this summer a.,
many NOR" such moves are made
- l.' owners OF property along inns
me cts. The work viii most ukaiv
o. completed by the end OF fhe yr.eF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
NJ MECHBN


n force OF structural iron workers
yesterday started fo place fr. -aI-f.---
rr iron fr fhe new theatre lrIIf.-.
.n 'rr N..Hay addition r |a under
'".I I.af Tho work uHI nov boz
rushed fn completion No vas held rn
'Or some time .r account 90 I4rE "a
material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

'hlrf Of Police Luke -aucrs has
placed ban on whiting on the street
corners He has threatened 20 arrest
m" next person caught guilty OF the
result Of idI.ra litteriug The pavement
with EhaFirea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Blazing Arrow Tribe 40 TO- Ina.
proved order OF Red Men. met Iast
night In the Barlow building In regu-
lar weekly session A goodly number
~ the members was present and con
siderable business was transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
BENW0OD


The Benwood Glee club will hold an
alidsy outing and picnic a. the Com
mtigldl club. down the river. next
sunday. Elaborate preparations are
being made Co make the AFFAIR pleas
ant one Member OF the club arr ,x-
tended pressing Invitation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Itfas choice lots On ne WrNra~rrr
.-HtF ere Cor saIe D. NCCuUaEn
REID Bell phone 500 national
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

John A. Fettsrly we'll known
piano man Of Dayton. died to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Governor Cox has pardoned or com
muted the sentences of the following
Allen Bradford. Allen County 1901
burglary and larceny 20 years. com
muted 90 seven and one. half year.
Nharles MceInfy. hDllaud. 1915
tofEery, indeterminafs. sommutrd @,
one year, "a ode Scioto 1913 re.
cciYing stolen property. iudetsrUIu
Ate, commuted Co one year. William
sullivan, 1u7Carawaa. forcing O. safe
1918. two yearr. paTd0ncd ON Condt
ton that De go 10 different climate
holla smith. Williams. 1913. lndetorm
mate, commuted 90 lJ months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

The petitioo % me anti saIoon
forces Of the Stale asking for the sub
mission u The voters this Eogerl Der
% prohibition amendment 70 the
tate constitution vns nisd win ths
oecfetary OF State to-day No. bears
tts.tys nance lf Wua announced
that 100000 persons had signed The
petitions, but many of the siFuaflrrs
we're not placed on Ole because the
pefHona had been threatened with The
loss OF heir posiflona 81 81 Wheel
~, OF ne Anti saloon League said
me other names we're not filed b.
cause brewer and saloon Irf.rssfs
boycott business nrms aud demand
mat employee Who I'd rn BE- dlscharrsI
Your thousand names were obtained ln
Dayton and 5000 lu Cincinnati but
hone Of these names Wa nisd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

The Central IuNII.H|uH glHruHrv
Springfield $4,000 lH fIIr.nUU
The standard In.nhnntaT Coal Com
PAM. Cleveland. 100000 tu 100000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

The state insurance department Dr.
plannluE campaign against what
4 tefmh insurance pirates concerns
which have not sufficient capital ana
backipg % be- given them standing iu
. the bulincss They pay small losses
promptly. % o. said. and In tsl, -ey
obtain business. but would be- uuabl .
20 pay blk loss They come mostly
rom western states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

ohio Democrats today started on
the last week % the campaign Tor
nominations AZ The primaries 10 be
hold August 10. a Uhirlwlud cam.
~palEn IL 10 BE- made in this county 20
guin control OF the next county com.
Hnitfee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
FROM
Izssiassassr sur..a.

a marriage license as igsusd rsrs
,,o-day % FRED O. Barring. aEed ~ 81
f.ast Liverpool. o.. and Amella a Ru-
pie. assd -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

sult 20 test the validity a. the mood
conservation arf was nied today in
The state supreme court where the
mai tcst will b. made Ten common
pleas ludErs lu western counties held
We act 20 b. urruuHfifufIOuaI bur
they we're reversed hy The court OF
appeals The case now comes 90 tho
supreme court on an appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

Space donated BY Palace Furniture Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

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Der entideibenoe Sdlas fallen. 5rant-
reid miro biefen ni9t abtpebren t6ns
men. oa sriidptlih 1T. baB isin eisenes
wtannidaftsreIerboir srf6Dpft unb es
barauf ansepieien lit. mas England
ibm auSufiibren permas. gs bebarf tei=
mes 9elpeiies. bub Gnglanb nitt an.
ndberno 10 piel gu liefern permae, ple
Oeuti9lanb. Grperten bebaupten jes
oo4, bah cine Nieoerlase, pie Tie ben
Jransoien beppritebt. ben aries ni6t
beenben pirb. oa Die ssranSoien, pie
gu Infan9. iih Suriit5ieben iperoen,
iobalb iie merten, ooB iie ben oeutibeu
StreittrGften nift asipadien iinb, 10
oab Der &riea in 8irtli4teit ipenieer
our6 entiteioenoe S1ldee, ais ourd
aufreibuna bes einen ober dnberen
0eeres enben tpirb. Gs pirb barau
erinnert. bab bic Guiien i'm iapdnis
i4en SeIoSug mebrmals Rieoerlusen
erlitten uno apar iebr empfinoIi6er
art, aber troBoem bur6 5sitigen aiids
Sug i'm Stanoe pdren, Oas Selo gu
bebaupten. gs lam Sugeitanoen tpers
oen, bah bic 5ran3oien cine ioI6e
Sattit befolgen iperben, tbatid9lim
baben lie bas i6on astbdn; ibre abs
ii4t. ii6 suriidsuaisben, fpbalo Der
5einb cine erobe lleberlegen6eit ar
3abl offenbart, tit unpertennbar. Il=
qein es mub baran ertnnert perben,
baB beitdnoise RiidSiise cine anOere
gDirtung auf SranSpien ausiiben, ais
auf Euiien. Sobalb bic 5ranSpien
iuabrnsbmen, bab iie auf einen Sies
ni6t retnen t0nnen. iperben iie auf
5risben brinaen. Sas 1T ia aud Der
9runb, tpespsgen &ublano bas llebers
eintpmmen peranlaRt bat, ppna9 tets
ner Der @erbiinbsten ohne 3uitimmuna
Der anoereH SrieOen iblieBen iou.
an.in icIde @ertrGss baltsn Dor Der
@u6t Der Sbatiafen ni6t Stano.
@enn Ole Ssranaoien ieben, bab iie
nlht tpelter tonnen, iperoen ile dufhps
rem uno ieBt idon 1T eriidtlif, bab
Sie WtOgIthteit, bic DeutIden iiberz
ndltisen gu tDnnsn, eeidpunoen tit.
Die 6offnung, bic iie nod aufre9t
hGlt. ftiist ii9 oarauf. oab Rublaho
nod etniae MtlIipnen Solbatsn ins
Selb itelen tann. Die Deutiden pers
BEN aber ben NranaoIen nitt Die 3sit
lafIen, ionbern lie iiberfpdItist baben,
ebe oas ruiiiids programm, oas Elm
6eer bon adt Wfilltonsn Mann bedbs
ii6tist, burhgefiibrt tperbsn tann.
shatid6li6 1T ni6t gu erieben, no
Rublanb oas GelO bernebmen min,
UNI ein iOldss Seer ausauriiiten unb |
gu uHterhalten.