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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17
$50 A. M january Is. 10

The Board convened at this time
pursuant to recess. Present.: c. H.
Taylor, chairman; O.. G. Zuck, O. E.
Carlson and E. j. Finch, clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
fngs were had, to-wit:
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Board proceeded to a further
consideration of Claims against the
current expense and road funds and
having completed the consideration of
said claims and considering the ma
terial furnished and services rendered
to be just charge against Twin Falls
county, instructed the auditor to draw
warrants against the current expense
fund as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
YOUNG BENWOOD BOY SHOT
BY COMPANION YESTERDAY
RosERT BECK. YEARS OLD, IN
SERIOUS CONDITION IN
HOSPITAL.
Joseph Higgins. ~ Years Old, Shot at
Basket, Bullet Striking a Stone,
and Then Younger Boy.

Seven-year- old Robert Beck, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Beck OF Nc
Mechen street. Benwood. was acct
dentally shot yesterday afternoon
while playing on the hill above
Seventh street, Benwood. A 22-cali-
Der rifle in the hands OF 12-year- old
Joseph Higgins. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Higgins OF Benwood. fired a
bullet into the body Of the Beck boy.
the ball entering the left side below
the heart.
The lad was taken to his home, and
Drs. Eskey and Barlow called. lie
was later taken to the Glendale hospi-
tai. where II was learned early this
morning that he was doing very well
and would probably recover. II has
not been decided as to whether an
operation will be necessary.
II appears that young Higgins, In
company with two other boys OF about
his own age. were shooting at an Old
basket In which was a stone. The
Beck boy was laying on the ground
TO one side OF the basket, and Il Is
supposed that the bullet struck the
stone. and taking a glancing course.
struck the boy In the side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
SPY ADMITS HE
WATCHED BRITISH
Tells Court-martiai He Gathered In.
formation That Made Him
Uneasy.

LONDON, Nov. Carl Hans Lody
alias Charles A. Inglis. charged with
espionage and on trial for his life be-
fore court-martial, entered the wit.
ness box this afternoon as soon as the
prosecution had closed its case.
The prosecutor had declared that
the defendaut was an alien enemy, a
German subject. although he spoke
English nuently with an American ac-
cent. and that he had sent valuable re.
ports TO Berlin giving accurate details
concerning ornaments and the Ioca.
ton OF British ships and describing
places in Scotland.
Tourist Agent, He Says.
Lody this afternoon gave an out.
line OF his mission in England. He
said that formerly he was a senior
lieutenant in the German navy. but
that later he was transferred TO the
reserve. He secured a position to act
as tourist agent Tor the Hamburg
American line. Incidentally. he said.
he was well known in New York soci.
ETY.. When In Berlin last July. I.ody
declared he had received instructions
from q superior naval officer. whose
name he was pledged not TO reveal. TO
select a route to New York. He was
not TO start for America, but was 10
remain in England until the first naval
encounter was fought between Ger
many and England. and give informa-
ton regarding the actual losses 10 the
British feet. he was then TO proceed
TO New York. Lody said also that he
had been instructed TO keep track of
the movements OF the British fleet
but that he was not to do any spying
Admits He Was Uneasy.
Replying to counsel, Lody admitted
that such instructions caused him un-
easiness, but he was assured that he
had sufneiently the appearance OF an
American TO travel as an American.
Lody remarked in the course df his
recital that he had married two years
ago an American woman of German
descent. This matrimonial venture
however. was a failure and the mar.
rage was dissolved. his father-in-law
paying him $4,000 to compensate
me for my financial losses"
During Lody's examination a man
who had occupied a seat on one OF the
war ONCE benches. and who was sup
posed to be connected with this
branch OF the government. was sud
denly bounced upon by detectives and
removed from the building under mil.
itary escort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
WOMEN'S CLUBS
New York sunraaIsts, shop.

New Iork Sunragis SITS shop.
Mrs. Norman de X. Whitehouse will
open Votes for Women" shop at 500
Fifth avenue. New York City. on No
yember .. Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid.
Mrs. Willard ID. Straight, Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr.. Mrs. Clifford Pin
chot. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman, Mrs.
Sumner Gerard. Mrs. Henry Wise Mil
Ter and other New York women, prom
inent socially and politically. will as
sist her. IL is epected that the Gus
toners who come nto buy literature,
pencils and other suffrage wares. will
remain TO hear the speeches OF noted
politicians. social workers. sociolo-
gists and political economists who will
he heard mornings and afternoons In
the next two weeks.
Mrs. Whitehouse has secured a
number OF speakers who, I'D to hi,
time. have ont committed themselves
on the suffrage question. Among me
orators for the first week will be Miss
Lillian ID. Valid. DIR. Katherine Bement
Davis. Norman Hapgood. Ogden Mills
Reid. John a. Hennessy, Hon. George
ID McAneny, president of the board
OF alderman. Robert Adamson. fire
commissioner OF New York City:
Chamberlain Henry Bruere. and Mrs
J. Borden Hartman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Russian Statement.

PETROGRAD. Nov. The Russian
general stan makes the following an
nOuncement:
"On the east Prussian front our troops
are progressing In the region OF Wladis-
lawow government OF Suwalki) and the
forest OF ROmentin.
The German attacks In the region
OF BalakalarzevO on October 81 have
ceased following terrible losses suffer ed
by the enemy.
Beyond the Nistula we have advanced
VIGOROUSLY along the whole front We
have occupied Fetrikau. Opotczno and
OJaron. Battles t0ek place on the roads
leading To Opatem where we routed the
rear guard Of the enemy. We took 400
prisoners and captured six rapid fre
conveys and provisions.
Upon the san river near Lezachovo n
Russian regiment which had intreucred
ITSELF step BY step. reached the enemy =
position and pronting by the panic
among the Austrlans. took by assault a
temporary fort Five officers and 500
soldiers were taken prisoners and hve
raIid nre guns we're captured.
column Of the enemy which descend
ed from the Csrpa .hians and fortified IT.
SELF near Nadvarna was attacked and
put 90 Night"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
NOT MURDER
Police Called To South Side To Stop
What Was Thought Might Re
suit In Murder.

Early this morning Onicer HIDE
brand pulled a couple Of foreign gen.
tlemen on the South Side for fighting
The noise and disturbance that they
were making around the Sixth ward
almost made the officer believe that
murder was about 10 be committed.
ThiH proved 10 be overdrawn. as the
men were apparently loaded with
MingO Joy water and we're trying TO
Eet rid Of the excess feeling The
officer arrested Joe Jenchesfk and
Adam Kocheki One Of the men paid
out
Pearl Kelly. from Bellsire. came
frcm an alleged wet town 10 a DRY
one and then had the nerve TO ct
drunk Anyway. officer Sutton got
her aud she Will appear before his
ina lesty this morning Danick Tonti
was arrested by officer Neider for be-
ing dlsorderly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
GAMBLERS PULLED
knights o. the Green Cloth Running
Open House When Officer VIII
west frferfered

Colonel William West broke into a
little I'm raise you Eve" game last
night about ~ O'Clock and proceeded
10 break 10 up Not only did he
break up the game. but he also
brought eight players and winners
70 the city building All put up FOR
their appearance in the sum Of SIS
for this mornings police court This
was The largest pull % yesterdev. a.
though several other minor pinches
we're made BY the police
The Fame was in progress a. No
22f9 Market street and IN ~ were
George Elliott Otto McDollev. Joe 81
mon. ZIP Hammer. I'd Daniel. Jack
Joseph. Thomas Edwards and Thorn
a. Columbus Ivan INLAND was
brought In az . witness This 10 the
hrst gambling den that has been
pinched Tor some time. but 10 b. sur.
missed that the city.s Golfers we're run.
ming rather low. and u was deemed
necessary 20 pull this one o. q mat.
Ter % fact However. the lack OF pull
iug them can hardly De- blamed on the
offlcers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
AT The VICTORIA.

With seven big shows the manage
mont or Victoria theatre the first half
of this week will provide their patrons
with one OF the best vaudeville bills OF
" Remington end her five ptckarinnies.
said 20 be the clcvercst act on the Grad
They come here with an unbroken run
Of successes end 81 half the things said
OF them ere true they must be great.
Arthur Denning. the old time minstrel
man. II sure 20 please the crowds with
hts little comedy The White Black
Bird" 10 II a farce with iife in a..
The Maynard Sisters. wire workers. do
= wonderful act sliding down a thirty
loot wire on their hsads. Harris and
Randall will be seen In a rural comedy
sketch. Fifty Miles From Nowhere. e
and II l. > winner. Newell and Most
singing. talking and dancing artists. are
leaders IN their line OF work and Agnes
kayne VIII give comedy character act
that r. worth while. Beside an this
there will be the Nictoriascope pictures.
always up % date and good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
union BIBLE
STUDY GLASS
WILL HOLD FIRST MEETING AT
Y. W. c. A. TODAY.
Rev. Turner viii Teach the Class. and
Everyone 10 WeIeome-Meet
It Y. W. c. A.

This afternoon the Union Bible
study Class viii hold its FIRST meeting
In the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION al 1850 o'cloc. The class Is
branch OF the Bible Teachers Train
ing School OF New York. OF which DR..
W. White Ia leader. This Is an organ
ization OF men and women for the
study OF the Bible. The study OF Mat.
thew VIII be the first subject taken up.
The movement has been endorsed BY
leading pastors Of the city. The lead
ers OF the Bible Study Class will be
very glad 10 welcome anyone who
wishes to take up the Bible stduies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
About People
Movements OF IncivIduais TO
and From :i,s City.
rRl-sTATE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL HOTELS


Melure-R. l. Burlington, Barnes,
Vile. o.: G. z. Walker. Wooster. o. /:
Il. J. MeAvoy. Grafton: ID. A Holdings.
worth. Cadiz. o.: Helen Miller. 81
Clairsville. o.
G. o. Hunter. Petersburg: Mrs. Hell
en- Carter. Grafton; Helen l.. Carter
Grafton; Roy Conoway. Parkersburg:
W. Hitler. Rochester.
Grand Central-F. Delor, Fairmont;
j. "A. Andrews. Canton. o.; +. NJ. Tut
tie. Jaeksonburg: NJ. +. Ewell. Clar.
ington. o.
erunswiek-w. G. Scott. Cam.
bridge. o.; II. L. Bolt. Woodsfield. o. /;
II. p. McBull. Alliance. o.: S. l.. Con-,
Chillicothe. o.; James Sparks. Ak.
ron. o.; n. G. Chambers. Eureka.
Mrs. Elizabeth wheat Is the ruest OF
hsr Daughter. Mrs A. NJ Burt. In Man
Dr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rau and children.
the city. have gone TO Warrington TO
visit friends and relatives before re-
turning TO their home In Fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur stifei. Mr.. and
Mrs johnson Mckinley were among
at washinE Son e Pa, sasur rSSs oAi game
Mr.. Smith Wickham. OF Pittsburgh. Is
visiting az the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Charles sharpe. on Fifteenth street.
:. n. Eikins. OF Fairmont. Is spendinr
several days as the guest OF friends at
Elm Grove.
J. l.. Benton. OF St clairsville. spent
saturday as the guest OF friends at
Woodsdale.
c. n. Wolfe spent yesterday in Pitts
burgh. trsnsacting business.
Edwin ID. Dreamer, OF Belmont county,
spent yesterday In the city as the guest
c. w. Corners. Of this city. is spend
Ing n few days at Parkersburg. as the
guest OF relatives.
Col William Bodley returned 20 his
home In this city yesterday after spend
ing the summer In Pennsylvania.
Born to MIR. and Mrs r. l.. Harris OF
No. 20 Ohio street yesterday morning. a
John Monahan. secretary OF the p
Welty company. formerly of this city.
returned last night TO Pittsburgh after
spending the day in this city.
Guy Garskaddon returned yesterday
from short visit IN Pittsburgh
Mrs. Margaret Phillips left yesterday
FOR Atlantic city where she has accept
ed a position.
Henry :. Standbury of Buokhannon.
athletic manager for Wesleyan college,
last night for Buckhannon.
Judge Aston q. Dayton. who has been
presiding over the session OF the fed
eral court left Saturday for his home In
PhilippL He Will return Wednesday.
Bernard Schenerlein attended tina
Wash Jen.-w. V. l.. football game at
Washington Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
THE THEATRE
aALvAHI OPENS TODAY.

Ga1vani. who probably provides the
most wonderful entertainment OF any
man before the-public today. will tonight
at the Court theatre. begin an engargo-
ment OF four days. Daily afternoon de-
monstrations will be given starting
Tuesday. Galvani is often spoken OF as
the prince OF entertainers and the en-
tertainer or princes. this appelation hav-
Ing been give nhim because OF the num-
her OF command" performances in
which he has participated.
His marvellous hypnotic demOnstra-
tons are accomplished with the greatest
ease and the many other unusual feats
erly executed
A very moderate scale OF prices will
prevail during Galvanis engagement, the
admission To evening performances be-
ing ten ana twenty cents and ten cent =
the highest price 10 the best seats at
the matinees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

VIENNA. via Amsterdam. 10 London.
Nov. 1, 1850 y. m.-The war office to-
night Issued the following official state
ment:
a new battle has developed in Rus
sian Poland. All attacks on our post
TOMS have been repulsed.
The stubborn battle witch had been
raging several days In the district north
cast or Turks and south OF the starry
Sambor line (GaliciaD resulted yesterday
I'm a complete victory for our arms. Two
infantry divisions and one rigle brigade
OF The enemy were disiodged from the
position.
''Czernowitz ~ still held 6y our troops.
The Russian artillery fire Is directed
especially against the residence OF the
Greek archbishop. but has produced lit
tie effect"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

In Pittsburgh one of my children had
a hard cold and coughed dreadfully
Upon the advice OF a druggist ! pur-
chased bottle OF Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy and H. benefited him
az once lind IL the best cough
medicine for children because II Is
pleasant to take They do not object
TO taking IT," writes Mrs Lafayette
Tuck. Homer City. Indiana. Pa. This
remedy contains no opium OF other
narcotic. and may be given To child
as confidently as TO an adult. Sold
by all dealers.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
BULGARIA WARNED.

ROME. Nov 1905 p. ma dis
patch received here from Athens says
Since the beginning OF the war
Petrograd has admonished Bulgaria
that II Bulgaria. proflting by the
situation. attacks Servia. the Russian
fleet in the Black sea will punish
BULGARIA by bombarding her coast
towns"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
WINNING or BARBARA WORTH.

One OF the new and most impor tan
stage offerings OF the present season
viii he that OF the big scenic produc ton
81 The Winning Of Barbara Worth"
which will be presented at the Court
next Frida yand Saturday. November s
and .
A. the title indicates. the piece is a
stage version OF Harold Bell WrightS
most popular novel. and the dramatic
ton. which consists Of a prologue and
three acts. u by Mr.. Mark swan.
The Story ~ visualized and realized.
The several western scene, including "A
sthcr elaborate effects. Is portrayd Of
the wild iOcalte OF the romance are
neralded as masterpieces Of stage depic-
ion.
There will be a matinee on Saturday.
seats will be placed ON sale WednesdnY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

At least 500 prisoners were capured
also some British guns.
The forces ighting 20 the westward
OF Lille also have progressed.
"A number OF prisoners were taken
near Nailly-about 1900. In the region
or Nerdun and Toul there has been only
Insignificant fighting.
In the northeast the battle against
the Russians Is still indecisive'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
French Statement

PARIS. Nov. 1. tt;0f D. m-The FOL.
lowing official communication was o.
sued here tonight.
In Belgium there g. nothing new to
report
"During the day % today We have
renulsed violent attacks OF the enemy
in the vicinity OF Lipons Lequernoy-
Enqanterre. Nailiy. on tho Aisne. and
In The Bots Dc Ia Grurie. IN the Ar.
gone forest
To the north ~ Soualu We have
continued 20 make slight progress
on tho NosEes. through our onen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
ROCKEFELLER
CONTINUED from first Pare,

for the use OF Belgian non-comhafsnts
only and should not be delayed In
transit The supplies are CONSIGNED
70 the American consul at Rotterdam
and vii be distributed by the Belgian
relief commission.
Million a Month.
Mr.. Rockefeller has been In conn
munication with Ambassador PAGE. at
London. and made public a telegram
from him in which the ambassador de-
scribes the dire needs OF the Belgians.
and that II will require n million dol
lars month for seven or eight months
to prevent starvation.
In fact" the ambassador .esjd.
many viii starve now before food
can reach them"
He added that the British govern
ment forbids the expectation OF food.
and that none can be bought on the
continent
IL was In response to this urgent
message and a similar one from III. c.
Hoover. OF the American relief COM
mittee in London. that the Foundation
decided 20 send relief ship at the
earliest possible moment"
Mr.. Rockefeller makes clear IN hts
announcement that whatever stems
are taken by the Foundation In the
administration Of its relief work will
be absolutely neutral" The com.
mission Of investigation will be head
ed by Niokliffe Rose. director general
OF the International Health Commits.
tries affected by the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Obituary


Yesterday afternoon At 2.80 O'Clock at
me nome OF his son. Alfred. al No. 27I7
late H. G. ulrich. Sr., who passed au,sv,
while visiting az White CITY. Fla EeS
-. q. Dean. pastor OF the Trinity T.uth.
efan church had charge or the services
and interment IN at. Zion cemetery. AZ
y lrich was very well known in the CITY
and leaves wide circle OF friends ~
mourn MS loss. While his condition
sorrowful surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

BERLIN. Nov .. Via London $50 d.
m.-The German army headquarters Is
sued the following communication this
morning
The operations In Belgium have been
rendered difficult owing Co inundatinns
or the User and the Ypres canals by the
destruction OF the Sluices az Newport.
our troops have advanced near Ypres.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Yesterday afternoon at the simpson
NJ. r church was held the funeral or the
late Robert Strange. well known bank
emplOye who was found dead In bed last
Tuesday. Rev. jackson OBLIGATED and in
termcnt was In Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

sive movements we have taken possess
sion of the heights OF Versines de
Sainte Marie"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

10 takes three seconds for a cabia
message 10 cross the Atlantic from Eng
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Street NJ. =. church and interment was
Ia Greenwood cemetery.
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THREE POWERS
(con.anusd Prom First PAGER


war. however. they have rallied to
their flag, as have all other races
under British or Russian rule. and
care is being taken to explain to
them that in this case Turkey, under
the direction OF Germany, has been
the aggressor.
Another problem relates to the at
titude OF Roumania. Bulgaria and
Greece. Bulgaria. owing her exist
ence to Russia. and being under many
obligations to Great Britain. besides
being DESTROYS OF securing Thrace as
far east as the Enos- Midia line. which
she was warded by the London con-
ference after the first Balkan war
but which Turkey re-took when Bull
garia was attacked by Greece and
Servia. would naturally side with the
entente powers. but objects. political
observers point out. TO fighting side
by side with Greece and Servia.
Russia. however. Is expected to ask
Bulgaria definitely on which side she
is ranged. as her mere neutrality un-
der the circumstances appears insult
fcient. Should she join the Aus
trians and Germans. Roumania is al
most certain TO declare for the allies.
and Greece even before this may de
eide 10 take her revenge on Turkey.
In fact. IL IL believed that her treaty
with Servia would compel her to take
action should the latter be attacked
BY Bulgaria or Turkey
Italy. too. Is brought nearer 10 war
by the entrance of Turkey. for she
has large Mediterranean possessions
10 protect which would not be safe
with a strengthened Turkey.
The lighting in Flanders and France
is but a repetition OF that which has
been going on for days past. The Ger
mans have continued TO push their at
tack. which aimed al placing them IN
possession OF the French coast ports
but. A. before II has been n ding-dOng
affair. first one side making progress
only to lose the ground gained the
next night or day
From the point Of view % the allies.
their position Is satisfactory. az the
Germans are no nearer their goal than
week ago. There have been ire
mendous losses. which. FOR once. can.
not be exaggerated. While the cap
ture of a few prisoners and guns from
one side or the other is a matter OF
daily occurrence. fighting has become
more severe along the river Aisne. IN
the ArEonne forest aud along the
river Meusc. between Ncrdun and
Toul. but go far without making any
appreClable change IN the fronts OF
the two armies.
Germans Defeated.
The German armies are said by the
Russians 20 have been defeated be-
fore Warsuw and lvangorod. They
coutinue TO fan back and the new
Hussinn front nov extends IN a sent
circle from PlOck. northwest 20 War
saw. through LODI end piotrkow 10
Ostrowiec. southwest OF Radon
In Galicias the Russians are having
more difficulty In dislodEing the Aus
TRANS from their position on the river
San.
u d. officially announced that owing
10 the Germans making prisoners u
OF Belgians and Fronchmen Of mill
tary axe ~ occupied territory. Ger
man and Austrian reaervists viii be
arrested on neutral ships. " a. de-
clared. however, that the ships will
be- subject 10 a. little delay aud incon-
Vpulcuce o. possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Vote for Il. Walter Wood for CLERK
Of County Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

cHRIsTMAs CLOSING -Tf pressn,
plans are CARVED out the local stores
viii Keep open four nights before Christ
mas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

saturday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock oc-
CURED the funeral OF the late George w
noyd, wei known man who passed away
thursday. The services were In charr.
or Rev. Arthur Mills. OF the Fourth
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80 ss.s,s, VI ~ As Sled ss..- as,..i As
i'osS.ss' b, piiSeG 80 s sis-s ~. Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Weekly Bargain Blu.
100 WOOL CREPE DIR.

We were fortunate enough to secure
IN Black, Navy and Copenhagen. All 81,
S4.9S. Sale price for Monday only =.