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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
WORK NIGHT And DAY
TO RESCUE TWO MINERS

POTTsNlLLE. Pa. Nov. 1I.--Rescu-
under the personal direction OF Presi-
dent W. j. Richards. OF the Reading
Coal Iron Company. in an effort TO
rescue w .. Schriner. OF Tower city.
and John Evans. OF erwin. two miners
who have been entombed hfty-six hours
at Brookside mine.
So vast H. the amount of debris q,
be cleared away before the men can be
reached that the chances Of success
ful rescue are considered unfavorablc
and the families OF the men are hop
tng against hope. Both are married
and each have two children. The men
are entombcd in a breast and there Is
little chance 20 communicate with them,
although they are known to be still
alive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
CURE YOUR COLD
In A FEW HOURS
AND FEEL FINE
"PAPE's COLD COMP oUN D.
OPENS CLOGGED NOSE AND
HEAD AND ENDS GRIPPE.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up severe cold
either in the head. chest. body Or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
triis and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dullness.
teVerishness. sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stufed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling, Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only IS cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no in-
convenience. BE sure you get the
genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
JULIUS POLLOCK
LAID TO REST
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES HELD AT
LATE HOME YESTERDAY.
Rev. Fynnestoldt, Of the Swedenbor.
eian Church Of Pittsburgh, Had
Charge Of the Services.

Impressive funeral services were
conducted over the remains of the
late julius Pollock, ST.. yesterday. at
his late home in the out-the-pike dis
'rict Former business associates OF
The deceased acted as pallbearers.
The home was a veritable bower OF
MOWERS that expressed their mute
tribute to the deceased business man.
The services We're in charge of Rev.
fynnestoldt. of the Swedenborgian
church OF Pittsburgh. lie paid high
tribute To the deceased. Following
the services. interment was made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The pallbearers were Don Merri-
man. Harvey Reppetto. VIII Brice.
Alexander Campbell. Jr. Wilson
Grub and Jesse SpeideL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
APPEALS STRONGLY
High Grade Humbsrs 20 Please Patrons
Of n. ~. Q. a. Lecture and
Entertainments Course.

= feature ~ tho Lecture and Enter
tsiumcut Course 90 the Nouue Mems
hf iHilhu Assoc iatlun fur this year d.
that. vim the diversified Gharartor III
We nuflhfra aud She general hlEh grade
~ the attfactipna. there bel o. conaniru-
"usil fifonE appeal o. the intellectual
Ashton e. HrHaUarharrar ofaf.r ruf
tHterruHn. FFsrett Kemp. fuouoiurist
nih fnffrfItlner. strickland Ellfiinn.
lum"l INf tnn MptfrHVllls ~ Wood. the
Nfrf Your numbers ~ fhr course HfI
WftH strong Appeals Co the intellectual
ln TIE patrons 81 fne COURSE. Eu.fgav.
q NHllfnNFfnrra lecture coo HItsflffnHl
iHtfiDflHn comes backed with The 81.
rHf iFu'r Of term Boo fhe governor r.
hnif "i fhr afHff. Hnd from man aiiu
De- N.fn ffIen nuH found frur both fu
Efirr nfHfltsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
NEWS BRIEFS
SYRIAN SCHOOL EsrABLrsHED-

SYRIAN SCHOOL EsTABLIsHED-
Rev. Abraham. pastor ~ The local sv-
rian church. has established a school foe
church on the south Side The preasrt
class contains about so children. while ~
j. estimated that fully goo mre are in
TO OPEN oFYIcE-Nn office win b.
opened - the bureau ~ animal indus
" IN the federal building. This city.
within the newt rev days tf haa for-
merly boon located ~ the scheuk pack
INK plant ln FULTON
AgTER sroHATUREs-pIedr VIII
D. Distributed ~ the prohibition meefl
ines 90 b. held here most week Tor zig
natures ~ AID IN tho campaign ~ the
900 900 votes for the sboluou of the
ArPoaTIorsEET NADE@The sp-
has been made Three Institutions IN
WhrslinE hfsh sna Trisdelphis di5triet
APPEAL ron HEEP@r 1,sn board slsP ~
bishops ~ Tire Methodist Episcopal
church has sent n ThankHEiyinE day aD-
cra tg ali tho Methodist Episcopal
Churches in The 2 nifrd States
rIHsELED oAEDs BAnHED-wnh
the numbsr ~ tinaeled carda cent
ihrough the mails improperly b. increa--
pasd BE-, ,ssSsa ss,s as nee, ... 9s
in az enFelnpe besrinr "a twu cent STAMP.
rfNffW Irn fIHN HfIf hn nHrffH.rH
NoMEH TO MuBP goDrEna The
herman women ~ Wheeling WIfI meet
in TIE feftry roofn ~ the ZION iuther-
tn church this evening fnf tho purpose
~ Nnlf InF auo sewing WrnrinE APPAREL
I"i iNF EDlhlFfa upa serving ieffnang
Ir LNe FreHf Eufuurlr conflict
HELD oOoD NnETIHo-Ihs rerIi.
.tf INaflfflN 800 UHl erarinn % TIE Hf
John hruthfrhuHfd uaa held TIaaaHH
eFeuluf iu fne sunday school room ~
fnf -t ApHu.H IFangfIIf1f Protestant
church splendid program waa care
TO ATTnHn conHucnArroH ~ D.,
IrN. y II. IfnuHNun. bishop Nf the Cath.
ollr diocese ~ thia city wiU affsnd fHa
gr1aerrafion ~ Bishop Alsv shahan. nt
baltimore Sunday morniua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
SCARLET FEVER
BVs Two Cases Remain IN the CITY a.
Present Time ard They SHOW
Much Improvement

Or " O. Etzier. city health com
missioner. stated yesterday that the
danger ~ general Epidemic % scar.
le' fever fof The city bad been yasaed
and thaf af present there are only two
rasea here. AZ OF tho placdrds have
been removed but these two and one
OF them viii 30 within the next lev
days. One of the eases was reported
pctobef p. and The other November
There we're eleven cases during
The month Of October and oen during
the month - September OF this
number there we're mine on tho Island
Oh - which we're caused hy iufae-
ton from one subject The other was
in North Wheeling where child had
become infected az school. o. a. claim
81. and vas taken ln charge by the
school nurse The aufhoritiea are
ycrysmuch elated over the sitnafIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
WAR BRIEFS
Seeking German Cruisers.

HONOLULU. Nov. 1.-The Japane.e
battleship liizen and cruiser Asama
which entered this port yesterday for
c"al ana provisions icft here To-day FOR
an unknown destination.
Rumor has u In the Japancs. colony
that the warShipS viii RENDEZVOUS Win
a JAPANESE nc~t nov nearing IN. coast
OF 'hitc. where a. H. Suppo-ed To he
seeking the German cruisers which de-
iesteu Rear Aainltl sir Christopher
Craovcks squadron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

uift brains Men and women f1Fref
nNf from worry "uNHfWUrN uF other
causes. rrt strong emil happy RIGHT
~ set uulCN action that outs them
tiEnt Don't Do weary. weak and
OF exhaustion Don't live life that's
just one pain after another keilurn'
~anIf0ue Waters VIII atrrnE hen your
nerve vitality. and. with Vital nerve
power restored. Von viii experiences the
courage 81 perfect health ff 30 q box
af drurElsfa
Send Fuur name and address TO-DAY
Wifh sIN cents ln stamps fo nNiu nav
postage and unrklnn Tor free soc
fn I - keflunn 90 rslf ffnTuaefsr
Hlnck Battle Crrrk. Michigan
The rerular 81 on eiFe ~ ksIinrra
InH Hf InEnn NrHr 60. Tenth ard Main.
streets. ani o.. lf grlraf Cn. mes
Mlrkr. street
So ffta hone. from druEeIsts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

L''NiNpN. NoN. ~. a-i5 -. m.--An Of
n.ihi communication from Turkish head
mitted rs way 81 Berlin and Afnst e rtab,
~ denied b. The british official press
bureau
Tho communication reported that the
hu- siau~ ~ the Caucasus have reiterated
~ ihflr second line 90 defense. suffering
great losses. and that the Turkish troops
ndd crossed the Egyptian frontier and
occupied Sprinzar and Fort I.t Arish and
captured Tour British field guns and
held telegraph material
The prcsr bureau says with reference
70 Uilr statement. III appears 90 consist
ol iaNe Information deliberately spread
ABROAD D. 'DuHtautinoplc under German
instructions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
LADIES OF DEGREE or HONOR
FORM STATE ORGANIZATION

PARkERSBURG. ". Va, Ncv. IL
Delegates representing local lodges Of
the Degree OF Honor. the ladies' aux iii
airy OF the Ancient order of United
Morkmen. from all parts Of West Nir-
ginia formed state organization here
elected.
Grand past chief Of honor--Mrs Ber-
tie Crowcl. Fairmont
Grand chief OF honor-Mrs. Maud
Smith. Huntington.
Grand lady OF honor-Nrs I.uella
Marsh. Welisburg
Grand recorder-Miss Angela C. Muir
ply. Parkersburg
The next convention will be held in
MOundsNille IN connection with the
grand lodge or the Ancient order OF
United Workmen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

Retain your sood looks keep your skia
cissr. s-aip clean and ~ from dandrtT.
and hsif I've and Eiussy Cuticura soap.
vith an crcsstonsi use u Cuticlra Oiut-
uent sin prunote ard maintain fhess
eutrfed conditions ~ most ca-ss rhsn an
ETC. fans H--des in purity dolicafe nieiii-
caficu coavsnicnce and scououny They ueet
Nth ths approval - ~ NOS disrrirniuat-
ms Although Cutirurs aosp ltr ard
Cut,cHs Ointment - 49, sold ~ druf-
aists sV-rr vhere sample ~ eaeh -ith III o..
satin noos ~ 10 --nt fr-s upau -s1u-st.
Adarsa Cuticura. uept y. Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
HAPPY COUPLE
Two Young People. Playing az Vie
toris Theatre This Week Are
Wed After Some Difficulty.

The long distance telephone came
into service yesterday afternoon very
handily, when Aaroa r. GREGG Of Mo
nongahela city. Pa. and Miss Sarah
Garrison. Of Belle Vernon. Pa. applied
~ the county clerks Office for a mar
rage license. % was found that the
bride 70 be was too young. and a long
distance call was sent in for the
the mother. She later gave her con.
sent and the couple received the nee
easary papers and vent on their way
rejoicing The two are ~ present
playing az the Victoria. and both are
considered great favorites
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

ANS IEl;DAM. Holland. .o1- IL fNfa
i."ndpul. 1889 y. IN -Four thousand So
Nerriy wounded GermanS arrived az
ldcge yesterday from the battlenolds
around DiNmude. where most uanguinar,-
uAhitnE mas taken place. according 10 a
qispdtch from Mafstricht t. the Nt-uut
Van i''n baE. The mcsaee adds that
~" funEartans passed through IieEe
to-day sn route t. Cracow win s..,erat
$40 centimctsr guns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

FNHIs. Nov %. -In.IH y nI-The foI-
lowing French officfaf statement vas Is
sued Tonight.
ne enemy has continued all dav hi
pliShinE any nov result. He has direct
90 against l.0utbsertzyda n counter ~
~ which has been repuiscd. aud has
'tNmud" ON thc left bank az the User.
There - nothing new To- report iron,
the rest OF the front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

W y III Nff tffMs NuNs Ill HFuHfrn eH
from the French foreign office o. the
'nihssst here To-day duplicated the war
offtc" communal atIou announcing tho
fhlturr ~ tiNmude hY tne Germans ana
AdtiME 70 this statement the fact that
lhF ,mch rrflrsn before superior num-
p.rH. Tne minister 81 foreign affair
also ognifd reports rredltng the vicar
trnFfal ~ ltnCima with Tho admission
INST the Cathedral towers had been used
81 ghseri alton points By the francn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

% one 81 her ufuha
The pimpies hegan
small and rod Thy
itched and - sowus
she scratched them.
pus formed and thcy
sprrad from tiny pim-
pc 20 sores - large
a. q quarter ofa doliar.
Do You'll fnrm a On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

FETKpGRAD Nov a - General
neaaH"al trts ISSUED the following an
houncvlucnt Tonight:
IA i.iist t'tuss.a our troops are ap-
pIoacning the eastern outlets OF the
region around Lake Mazourle
IN the vicinity or aioaQan AIlaWa and
Soidau engagements haN. occurred
Which nave been In our favor.
IN Galicia We are continuing a vie
orOus offensive"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
SPEAKBASY RAID
Bsuairs Police Ftad EAauor IN nome Of
AnEsio peooy. VINO viii Ne Given
Nearing Today

NN nome NN Angelo InNInN fu Plum
nllef. between ThIrfs.nraf ana ThirfF
ord efrfffa. HHiislff. waa rsldod ~
thH Heilsire police iaef wight havfnu
been suepNrt-d OF bninE eueakfHag
uuanfifN ~ Nnu0f uaa found and u.aa
fpufarafed while flHrDN uHa placed In
iail fo await heafinE before NaYor
" aHanHan ibis mnrnlnr Tho raid u.aa
conducted hN Police Lieutenant affae bel
sud ufncerH uilIff and Good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

sab vith pus under durtns ths DAY and as
night shs you'd scratch n "a. Her ciothins
irritatsd thr trouble
n u-ed several dldwcnt kinds Of oint-
uicnts uhich did no E0od. Then I tired
Cuticurs Sop and Ointment. I hathed
che srected parts vel Nth ths soap and
thsn apVucd the Ointment Aftcf thres
ninnths standius sts 49, heaisd IN thrus
weeks" ,signsdl Mrs A. 4 Kelly Jan.
: 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
INTEREST IN SERVICES.
Evsnaslissic Meetings Being Held In
Zane street Church

Much interest is manifested IN the
evanEelistic services now being held
each evening NJ $50 O'Clock in the
Zane street N o. church ur o. H.
FellenE former pastor Of the Nc.
Mechen " y church hae charge Of
me meeiines. and NE work BE- prov
inr very satisfactory % is fully On
pectcd that The attendance and inter
80 VIII increase IA The meeting pro
stresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
GIBSON FINED
Man CHARGED win Uumsntionabi. Grim.
Escapes with Light Punfahmant-
woman Tfned Also.

Charles GihHon who was charged with
heNinE committed az uhmrnfiuunhie
griiue On two little girls. and also 4Orh
imf badger fanls un e. young man Oft
y .ltu Grove. was fined $40 and costs lnet
nifhf ~ Squire fiubha ON re- uHiatia uIaHff.
81 rhnrFe ile vas nf nrHf held uu r
felony charge but later Do drteiurrn
ihnt the charge was little ot rrdratlr
Hhd lf was reduced fu H nIIedrrn. Hnor
Ilffeen smith. Who waH found drunk
~ thr D. a o. station IufadHF uIrhf
aH hnnd 81 aud ruafe lHaf nInhf before
squire Wlrhhnfn. Nuf having tna ule.
Fhr Wrnt tu Iail fof trr days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

JHnleS MnNWeI EphIln. father OF
charles q. Ephlin. was buried yesterday
IN NJ Wood cemetery with ali the hon
2rs behtung a veteran OF the civil war
The services were held at the home OF
ms son at 2:30 o'clock. In charge Of Rev
hartingcr. OF the Thomson NJ. y church
The room and casket Of the deceased
were covered with flowers one beautiful
piece coming from Holiday post. o. A.
X. Following the services interment
was in Mt Wood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
Torpedo Boa, sum-

LYNDON, Nov. IL Aiidnight)-
brlurh torpedo gunboat Niger has heen
totpeI"ed by submarine IN the Downs
aScyrolng To an Official announce ment
made tonight The Nigsr foundereo
1ut All the officers and crew We're saved.
Two men were scSgrelA AMI Two siisbtt,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
sUTTnAoE VIM m MorrArA

women auffrHFr conceded frdaF fhaf me
EQUAL aufrarf nufnluIrnf wee Ffrfari0.Ils
Dol Wnnfaua fnaf Tuesday
rfNriaI rrfurra FROM I1 rnHufIaa or
0f % and uneffrfal figures frrrI two
more give enua suffraar lead of TEea.
TIE rfnnaInlnr fhiuIF populated f0un
flrs aFe expected fo lnrrearr the aufrars
lead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
Get Back Your
Old Time Vim
KellOgg's sanitons Waters Revitalize
New Nerve Energy Into Run
Down Men and Women.
500 COX FREE.

Why not set out Of life the best
Gus ambitions Of days OF yoref kel-
loaaf Sanitone Waters revitaiixe and
s s,r put vim IN yimless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
ITCHING PIMPtES
ON CHILD'S FACE
Also Limbs. Clothing Irritated the
Trouble. Cuticura Soap and 0int.
ment Healed In Three Weeks.

f2s Adams So. Mena. Ark.-" NJ Htus
sin one and a hsh y-.rs Old hsd . my
pimple come on the side ~ her facc. also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
PROGRESSIVES POLL JUST
ENOUGH VOTES TO HOLD ON
CANVASS IN OHIO COUNTY GIVES
THEM BUT THREE AND A
HALF PER CENT.
Marshall and Brooke Counties Very
Small-Only One and a Halt Per
Cent in Belmont County.

One of the features of the election
of last week was the surprisingly low
vote polled by the Progressive party.
The miserable showing was a surprise
TO all. and certainly disproved the
wild prediction claims of the Bull
Moose leaders.
The vote in Ohio county showed
that the Progressive strength has
dwindled away until Il is but a mere
shadow of its former self. Marshall
county. which was one of the Pro-
gressive strongholds of the state two
years ago. rolled up a plurality for
the various Republican candidates OF
from 1000 to 500 votes.
Not only did the Progressive vote
drop almost out of sight in this sec
ton OF West Virginia. but IN Bel
mont county. just across the river. Il
amounted TO less than one and one
half per cent OF the total vote cast.
This Is not enough to permit the party
To participate in next years primar-
les. six per cent OF the Total vote be-
ing necessary. Nominations may be
made In convention. and the ticket
may be placed on the ballots by petit
ton. however.
Big Disappointment.
Pointing with pride to the size OF
the Ohio county Progressive clue.
Bull Moose leaders. before the cleo
ton. with apparent confidence. boast
ed Of the large vote which the party
was going to poll. predicting q thou
sand votes for some Of the candidates.
DIR. Harry Hall. candidate for member
OF the house OF delegates, led the
ticket. receiving $40 votes Only one
other candidate. Charles J. Schuck,
for congressman at-large. received
more than 500 votes Harvey W
Harmer. candidate for congress. who
made quite a campaign. received but
3f5 votes In Ohio county. J. Eiwood
Dobbs. candidate for clerk OF the
county court. received 276 votes. and
addison Israel. candidate for clerk
81 the circuit court. received but 272
The Progressive party polled only
about ga per cent OF the total vote
cast ~ last weeks electionf or about
200 votes less than were received BY
the Socialist party This ia just
enough 20 entitle the party 90 a place
on the ballot a. the next election.
In Marshall county the Progressives
ran slightly ahead % the Socialists.
Martin Kull. candidate for member OF
tho county court. led the ticket. re-
ceiving SIS votes. due 20 his personal
popularity throughout the county The
average vote cast for the other Pro
gressive candidates was about $50
IN Brooke county. Harner and
Schuck. the Progressive candidates
for congress. ran even below the
Prohibition candidates. White ana
Withers. Schuok received 81 votes
m the county. while Harmer received
only %
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
INLAND CITIES
WOULD ORGANIZE
TRAFFIC MEN FROM VARIOUS
PARTS or THE STATE WILL
MEET IN CEDAR RAPIDS.

The organization of an interior state
traffic association is being considered
by the shippers in a number of cities
in Iowa and Chairman John X. Mahon
of Ottumwa, with G. o. Dawson is ar
ranging for meeting at Cedar Rapids
one week from Wednesday. Letters
have been sent out by Mr.. Dawson to
the commercial associations and indi-
viduals in the following cities with the
view to perfect such an organization:
Oskaloosa, Marshalltown, FIT. Dodge,
Mason City, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids,
Grinnell Waterloo and Ottumwa.
These nine cities with the possible
acquisition of others that may come
in later, expect to form an organiza-
ton similar to that of the river cities
that have at present working force
for the protection of their traffic inter-
ests. The interior cities above named
would band together in order to put
forth solid front in all traffic mat
tiers affecting interior points. In this
way they can stand together instead
of opposing each and be better able
to obtain what they need and work for.
The meeting called for Cedar Rapids
is to be held Wednesday, July % and
it is expected to complete the proposed
organization at that time. The, scheme
was first preached at the annual ban
Quot Of the traffic men held in Des
MONIES in April and J. K. Mahon Of
Ottumwa was made chairman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
SUMNER SCHOOL GROWS.

Every county in Iowa, save four,
sent students this year to attend the
session of Iowa state college,
and thereby swelled the total of stud
,ents to more than double what it was
last year. OF the 600 and more students
enrolled, thirty-one came from fifteen
states outside of Iowa, and fourteen
others represent five foreign countries.
Appanoose county jumped from but
one student in 1913 to fourteen this
year. Other counties with largely in
creased representation are Cerro
Gordo with 10, Clinton with II, Dallas
with II, Decatur II, Dubuque IL,
Greene IL, Guthrie 10, Hamilton II,
Hardin 10, Mills II, Polk 10, Story 1O4,
Taylor 10. Wapello 10, Webster 10,
and Wright Is. Nebraska leads the
other states with students in attend
ance, having seven. Two young men
came all the way from Texas and an
other from Mississippi to study agri-
culture at Ames this summer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16

give few we'll chozen prezents, izent
IT, heers the 6, fare kissing bug, 60 bio
1t in and live happily evvir aftir. And
he gave her s dollars and jest then ma
CAIN IN, saying, o, heer you are, Willy
UNI. as today, we'll wat do you think
of that, how time flys, Willyum, do
you no wat I'm going to do.
Pawline, don't say 1t was In yure
mind to give me 46 kisses, sed pop.
Wy. Willyum, howevvir did you
CESS, sed ma. And she startid to run
ovir to ware pop was setting, and pop
jumped up, saying, Now, mothir, I Jest
got throo refusing Benny and Gladdis
awl holesale osculayshin privileges, 1t
wood hardly be fare to sho eny fay
veratizm.
: 0 well, perhaps 46 is a hole lot, sed
ma, but enyhow Willyum, sertenly
congratulate you, and say, Willyum,
was down town agen today and l
took anuthir look at that hat l was
telling you about and wat do you
think, 1t was redoosed to dollirs.
Cheep at haff the price, and consid-
iring it's my berthday thares no reezin
wy I shoodent give you the muny for
1t, sed pop.
That's wat thawt sed ma And
pop gave her dollars and sat down
and startid to reed his papir agen and
me and ma and Gladdis went out of
the setting room.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-16
Little Benny's Note Book
By LEE PAPE

1t was pops berthday, beeing 46
yeers old, and he was setting in the
setting room befoar suppir and I ran
in, saying, Happy berthday, pop, I'm
going to give you As kisses.
The mischiff you are, sed pop, II
start inkurridging enything like that,
think of. wat Ill be up agenst when I'm
so.
Aw, kun avn, pop. let me, l sed,
may be you'll nevvir be 80.
Chearf1ll thawt, sed pop, no sir,
yung man. a kiss or is awl rite in
it's way but you're awf5r duzent tempt
me, Ill tell you wat, Ill buy you awf,
how duz a dime sownd to you.
Anvil rite, l sed. And he gave me
wun and just then my sistir Gladdis
cain in, saying, o, farthir. Jest re-
membired, its yure berrhday, izent it..
do you no wat I'm going to do. I'm
going to give you 46 kisses.
Now Gladdis, sed pop, l Jest got
throo telling Benny that I'm no blarney
stone, RELY, woodent no wat to do
with that meny.
Well, enyhow, farthir, sed Gladdis,
serteny am glad It's yure berthday, and
say, farthir, you no that 6 dollar belt
buckil you promised to let me get, how
about It,
Well kunsidiring its my berthday,
sed pop, its only seemly that shood