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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
FROM COUNTY CLERKS REPORT.

Twenty-eight divorce cases were
filed in Common Pleas Court during
the year ending June 30, 1914, ac-
|cording to Clerk, James S. Kings an
nual report. Number of cases pend
ing July 1st, 1913, was II, number
brought during year was twenty
eight, making a total of forty-five
cases; thirty-two of these cases have
been disposed of leaving thirteen still
pending Indictments found during
the year We're as follows: rape, L;
pocket-picking, q; other crimes and
Ofenses, 1; arson, q: embezzlement, 1 !;
grand larceny, 1; obtaining property
under false pretense, 2; offense
against gambling, 1; abandonment of
children, 3; offense against liquor law,
/; indecent exposure of person, 1;
pandering, 1; white slave traffic, 1;
Jury fees for year amounted to $685.
35.
Total costs taxed S428.06, total col
lected $90.15, forfeited reco enhances,
$1400.
Many buy Hanford's Balsam for
one ailment and then find other uses
foy
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Orders Drawn, Land Deals, New Cases
in Court, Marriage Licenses, Pro-
bate Court, Etc.
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Estate of Caroline Levy, second
partial account confirmed. ,
Estate of Henry Futter, first, and
final account confirmed and admini-
Strator ordered to distribute.
Estate of Lucius E. Wilson. final
account confirmed and executrix dis
charged.
Guardianship of Lowell Barden,
first partial account confirmed.
Estate of Andrew Dunlap, first and
final account confirmed and administra-
tor discharged.
Tariing q. Mccullough adjudged in
sane ana committed to the Toledo
State Hospital.
Will of John C. Ottgen admitted to
Probate and record and widow of said
decedent elected to accept provisions
Of said will.
Estate of Ira Smedes, deceased, ap-
plication to distribute assets in kind
filed and granted and report of such
distribution of said assets filed and
confirmed, also first and final account
| filed. Hearing set August 10th. 1914.
of appointment and proof of publica-
ton filed.
Estate of Leah Cupp, notice of ap-
pointment and proof of publication
filed.
Estate of Clara Clifton, first par
tial account filed. Hearing Aug. 10th,
1914.
Guardianship of Florence Crume,
final account filed. Hearing set for
August 10th, 1914.
Trusteeship of Mary J. Slocum, final
account filed. Hearing Aug. 10, 1914.
Estate of Kate Bushey, deceased,
inventory and appraisement filed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-07-17
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
A National Organization for Girls
That is The Complement of The Boy
Scouts of America-Wauseon has
a Camp Fire of Widewake Girls.

A few years ago under the inspira-
tion of DR.. and Mrs. Luther H. Gulick
and other well known people interest
ed in girls and their development, a
National Organization known as The
Camp Fire Girls was formed with Ma
tional Head Quarters in New York
City.
This movement is doing for girls
what the more familiar Boy Scouts
Movement is doing for boys.
Each Camp Fire or club comprised
from ten to twenty girls under the
direction of d Guardian or Leader
who must first be approved and ap.
pointed by the National Board OF
Managers. Any girl twelve years OF
age or over may become Camp Fire
Girl by fulfilling the Law of the Camp
Fire.
For sometime past there has exist
ed in Wauseon little organization OF
young girls who in quiet way enjoy,
ed each others society and practiced
the fine arts of kindliness and useful
ness and who also knew how to have
roval good time at their meetings
which were held at each others homes,
generally on Saturday afternoons.
The girls named their organization
"The Cozy Corner Club"
Recently this "Cozy Corner Club,
was reorganized as a Camp Fire OF
the National organization with Mrs.
G.. E. Howe as Guardian, there have
already been "hikes" and other forms
of interesting and healthful recrea-
tion and the girls have many more
plans for the coming year. The main
purpose in this organization, as in
the Boy Scouts of America, is the de-
velopment of strong self reliant
character. Service, that is. to help
others, is held as high ideal. To be
really useful in the world and at the
same time kind and thoughtful for
attainments. There are honors to be
won but these honors are all based
on actual service rendered or work
done. AS sample of what these
girls are learning. there is the meet
ing on Tuesday of last week at which
the girls spent an interesting hour
learning from Miss Lowe. trained
nurse the proper wav to bandage,
using their dolls as subjects in this
lesson on First Aid to the injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
MARTINS FERRY NEGRO
MURDERS AN AGED MAN

out started TO run when he saw that
ms captors had guns
ne body OF the murdered man waz
removed TO the Noble morglie and
last evening post norton eNamin..
ton was conducted by Drs. Messerlv
ana Blackford assisted by Coroner
Myers. and II vas found that three
shOts had entered the mans body.
lie was shot twice through the breas
ana once under the chin. the snot
seveTing the rgler vein, and IL was
this wound that caused death. The
man was about So years Of age and
Is said TO have borne a good reputa-
lon. After Robinson was placed in
Jai he stated that the murdered ma1
pulled razor on him. but this is
denied by the other persons who we're
IN the house at the time. and who
stated that Robinson fred as the
aged man was coming down the stairs
from the second floor
No time has been set for the hear
ing Of the murderer but II Is expect.
ed that he will be arraigned some
evening this week and a first degree
murder charge viii likely be placed
against him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
JAMES ROBINSON SAID TO HAVE
SHOT MAN AGAINST WHOM
HE HAD GRUOGE.
Following Firing OF Fatal Shots. Muir.
derer Ran For Hills Pursued by
Mob-Under Arrest.

One OF the most cold blooded mur.
ders in the history Of Martins Ferry
occurred yesterday afternoon about
10 o'clock when James Robinson
shot and killed William Terrin. in a
house at the corner of the alley be
tween First and Second streets on
East Washington street in the Ohio
city. Both OF the men are negroes
and the former bears a shady rcputa-
ton as he has been arrested several
times In the last few months on the
charge OF pulling gun on negro res
idents
What started the trouble could not
be learned, but 10 j. said that there
has been a grudrc between the two
men for some time and yesterday
when the two men met In the house
Robinson IS said to have pulled a gun
and empted fiyc bullets from 81
calibre revolver into Terrill5s body
The victim died instantly.
As soon as Robinson saw that he
mad killed the man. he al once started
10 run away and word was sent TO the
Martins Ferry city building and OF.
hr"r Bcallc gave chase. assisted by
several Of the citizens in autos and
on motorcycles The man was can.
tured on the Charles Heasheck farm.
TWO miles west OF the city where he
was Kidding He surrendered when
several reyolvers were pointed AZ him
. ~ HtI paced under arrest by OffCer
beazel ne still has a - revolver load
"a on his person. bus the larger gun
vas empty. After being placed under
arrest he -hOWed no signs OF restg.
lance and vas placed iu an auto and
taken 10 the city building where he
VAS locked up 10 await the verdict
OF the coroner To the chase through
me CITY. h. was followed hy nearly
Two hundred people .pt when he got
20 the tor OF the bin on the Rack
nerhf farm ho disappeared In tho hoi
low and dll trace was lost Of him for
nearly Iaf au hour. after which ho
was seer crawling under q fence and
Tho chase was renewed
When fr-' soon on the place no wa.
pulled Oh gun ON Vincent Raasbort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
BENWOOD WATER
TANK BURSTS
LARGE SETTLING TANK AT PUMP
INC STATION Lev CO SUN
OkN MORNING
No Persons Injured But Wster SUP
ply % Mil Town VIII be Less
ened FOR Several Days

ne large settling tank az the pump
Ing station % The tsnWood and Me
Mechen Consolidated Water Work al
Second street Benwood burst yester-
day morning az 10 GO O'Clock comtdet.
" wrecking three sides OF the build.
Ing and entailing a loss Of about s..
600. The tank when rlll held from
sixty thousand 10 eighty thousand eai.
ions OF water. measuring - b. -
feet
The cause Of the wreck f. no,
known a. the wood work OF 'hs. tank
was In good condition and the iron
hcors BY no means past usefulness.
No warning was given and the top %
m, me tsnk bean 10 spread nrst. A.
the water began 20 escape it in
creased until few remaining hoops
gave away and the force Of the es-
Gaping water threw the bricks In the
house wall In every direction No
one was injured. although engineers
Fred Haines and James Freeland mar.
rowly escaped. They had been work
Ing In that end OF the building only
few minutes before but had gone
TO another part.
The water system OF Benwood was
consequently put out OF commission
through the lines before "Wednesday.
Fifteen feet stu remains IN the res
ervoir which will be preserved 20
be used I'm case OF ere. The company
had employees az work cleaning up
the wreckage in a few Thinu-hs after
the break occurred
The tank f. the largest Of the four At
The pumping station and f. called the
/ from the rfver Into this and aIiS~et To-
remain there before being passed into
superintendent Doian stated 20 an In
l telligeneer reporter last syenfn n that N m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
ARCHDUKE
(cOntinued From first PAx.)

ing the palace 20 which they were
hurried with an speed
those responsible for the as-assina
lion TOOK care that 70 should prove or
iectivc as there we're two assaults
lh' HIst armed with a bomb and the
second with revolver The bomb
Was thrown at the ROYAL automobile
d- Or was proceeding 10 the Town hall
N'I" reception was fO be- held
! h, drDhuuk" saw .h- deadly missile
NIflIr- through the air and v4rdsd
pr OFT Niih bis arm. % fell outside the
,tl ann exploded. slightly HOusIinE
Two l'de.camps boz second car
Hil h1f dozen spectators
Second Attempt Successful.
D. 700. uu The return OF tho process.
.n mat The TRAGEDY was added 90
TOO" long li-t of those that have dark.
'l'I fn' pages off tho recent history
ni frn Hap hurgh As tho ro,at
AUTOMOBILE" reached "a prominent point
ln ih' route t0 the palace. an eighth
L.dl' ld"nt GaTri0 Prinzip. Fprars
gH 20. 'h' crowd and poured a deadly
il..Hi' n' bullets from ON suf0maf.
D. Ii.iul Hf The arCndukn ami tho
Duchess. Trrzip and fellow con.
.lft'or cumru-.tUr from Trehinfa
named tIhr.ruEIra barely escaped
|n..'uE NF Pho .HfIrIFfUI -ro..rf0ra
They finally were seized Ir the police
100 Afforded them protection Both
orr" natives of The annexed provinces
~ herzegovina
The FIRST attempt AGAINST tho arch
duke occurred tuaf outside tho gIrf.
hIEh school His car had rr.af4rted
Hf''T Oh brief pause Tor an Irarsrf.Du
M fln hWIIIrE when gahrinoyfra
hurled fHn bomb Tff. uau ag arr
DnsefuIIF warfnd IN ty Tho arrrfYta
.nrf 90 i'u directly beneath fHs follow
Inr car. fHr occupants of which
CUNT won Roo Waidack and Colonel
N'f'ffo. were struck by si,rrs o'
ArOuiukn Francis Ferdinand afon
ped fia car and after making IrruIrIaa
fo their injuries and lending what
H'd no could continued h.a |aurroy
T" me Town NaII There Tho hI-.1
master began fhn CUSTOMARY address
hIt Tho arUhdukn sharply inferrrnfei
and snapped ouf Horr RurFom4sfa-.
we have come here 20 pay you a visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
GOOD SERMON
Rev =. ~. Mills 81 Eogr-h Street a
z. Church Delivers Second
% Se~ea % sermons

Before a large conEreEation Sunday
morning ia N. Fourth Street ~. p
church Rev A. " Mlis delivered
the second ~ a series % sermons on
Why ! an a Christian which Vas
begun las sunday morning he chose
a. his text. f1rst Peter. 3.15. BE
ready always % give an answer TO
every man that asketh you a reason
% the hope that o. In you" IN con
tuuing from last Sunday. DR. Mills
gave The reasons In answering Why
! am Christian. and explained the
various answers IN a remarkable and
Interesting manner In taking up the
sermon. a. continued from Sunday
before. he began with answer No. I
saying. 4 am a Christian because Of
Christian Christ" FIFTH. Il am a
Christian because OF Christianity
Moral Tone. Sixth. 4 am a Christ.
Ian because Christianity h. the only
Vtal religion. Seventh. 4 am a
Christian because % Christianity's e.
chatology her voice concerning i'm
mortality. death. heaven The dis.
cussion OF the subject proved OF great
interest to the large congregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
MACCABEES HOLD
ANNUAL MEMORIAL
JOINT SERVICE HELD BIZ KNIGHTS
AND LADIES OF THE
ORDER SUNDAY
By Bridgeport Tents in Old operu House
Han-Street Parade Pre-
oeded Service.

n JOINT memorial sarHil. was conduct
80 SUNDAY afternoon ly the knights az
me Ma''abtes and the Ladies az th,
Ni'p'' ab''r "l irtdg'IDrf Tho exercises
were conducted IN TIM opera House hail
IN the presence OF G Iarr. rurDb.- .T
W'ut"rs ana friends ana an s8s.-If.n-
Ir'ttHm was r'uirr'l. Prior Co. tho
.i'hiis OF lhe service. "a street uarad.
was feature. The PROCESSION ptrIffI..t
members "f the two bridegroom tent.
!u hcdition 90 tents srom E.Iiai-.. Mar
"iA cry. wheeling and Steub-uvilIc.
The services were conducted tr g.
''iuhnce with the ritutlI.fir work of f.ra
order. The msmuria! address was d.
lN'r.d by KEY. sullivan. Of bridgeport
Sew cral excellent musical select ta.pa.
we're rendered by Mis- Mac Fry. as roI.-
ist and b. male quartet
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Obituary


Impressive funeral services. betting
the life Of the deceased. marked the
final tribute paid TO the memory OF Mr..
J. q. llaccls. Saturday. before the body
was Inferred IN Its final resting place
IN Greenwood cemetery. Rev. J. NJ Por-
yer OF ance Memorial church and Rev.
J. II. Littell Of the Second 4. =. church.
both personal friends Of the deceased.
OBLIGATED. The deceased was attirsd In
his Scottish Rite uniform and mem
hers Of that lodge and the lodge Of EIks
were IN attendance. Two special cars
on the West Virginia Traction A. Elec-
tric company carried the members Of the
Masonic bodies 60 the funeral
william Leach. "a member OF the Elks'
lodEe, sang solo during the services.
The honorary pallbCarcrs were all bust
ness friends Of the deceased being
George T.. Stifel J. s. Brennan Geor--
~tamm. James Mccain. james Beans
ana otto SChcuk The flarCus home was
"a veritahle bower 81 flower. Mr. FLAG
Gus. death was resultant from injuries
received in an automobile accident one
week ago yesterday.
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Funeral services viii 10 hald this
morning over the remains OF the late
Robert Juukins who passed away Fri
day morning. following an attack Of
heart trouble. short services viii no
held az the home on Wheeling Heights
~ o'clock. and requiem high mass
VIII D. celebrated 40 q o'clock 40 the
cathedral with Rev. Father Moyc off
ciatluE He was member OF the T. %.
rouge I"f HAInper OF years
Tho deceased was iu tho FfNfg.r-rfh
year ~ his age and was q former poo
hC"m1u and also H veteran ~ fHs civil
war lIe served with distinction boz this
war and IN one uf the main hlffIsa ua.
wounded IL ie thought these wounds
were Iu m measure resp HuH.HIr for I|.
death His Wif" preceded Ilw Goo his
grave u.N years ago. lI. 90 un fHH
local police force Tor n number OF rH---
UrirE four years under Chief I|.H..
'ru1ut. four years under chief rr -.r.
FfH four years under chief TH.H...
Hfrrrf. four years under chief Porter
smith. and number ~ years I. watch.
T1r uIf.fhr-rike Following ffr aefr-
Sees 'rfermsut viii be iu Mf Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

a few short ye,s Of grief 20 Mother
" OUT play ana labor done struggle PLAN
,,,.,........ . 90 do fellow hustle
'OFNFJL MUSINGS the An cpitarh upon will
tell where sleep and other
things relate As YOU therefore prerart
follow me- and shoud straight" NV friends
We sha rcToc ohivous human transient
schemes The damor of the busy Numbering
eet VIII not disturb dreams silent resting place
gent bus packing shall judgment he
IN luck % living shall the weeds and
mourn hat be So Why be stranng an get the
best Of other jays and pile ref, Why bitterly
ana hard 20 long the why SEIZE
On e as hlou surplus wealth ohrs happiness health
she'll out heap. and When day Iune the
stores will close al afternoon o Ict employees uccr
WALT MASON
o. AaAuAI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
MORAN NOT
DISCOURAGED
PITTSBURGH. HEAvYwEIaHr. WHO
LOST TO JOHNSON
RESTED TODAY.
Johnson - Nursing Sore HAND a. Ra-
suit OF Fight-Wii Fight
LanRford in October

PARIS. June 2S.-UndiscouragsI by
bis defeat on points bv lack Tobra-7
saturday night ia a twenty round bout
Tor IN" heavy eiEh' championship -
rested to-day az his camp a. NarfsI n1
ih" tiFc. Johnson also remained ~ hes
training quarters nursing a badly sv. Do
Jon hand Hc attribute his injured fist
Co. 90. fact that ha wore. Tor tine ffr..
Time four ounce gloves instead OF gloves
Weighing five ounces.
johnson has Hrr..d Co. fight sam
Iauuf1rd. the middle ~ october Dor
this battle nr viii be- given $50 600. win
lose or draw and IN addition will pa
Eit on 10 Isr cent of The moving picture.
receipts The articles for the 0ght VT
Lanrfnrd VIII d. signed ln July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

JACOB Weiss, an aged resident Of
i,.ichland district passed away yester-
idence OF Mr. John Mct'olIougb -
North Warvood. The deceased was In
MS slNtieth year and his death Was
caused after lingering illness MIR
Weiss has many friends who regret 20
near Of his death. Funeral services
have not been arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
TROUBLE ON CAR
c. A. Cashen. Local VIolinIst, Arrested
Last Night foy Causing Dis
turbanee.

G. a. Cashen. n violinist in n local
orchestra. got extremely disorderly on
a Pan Handle Traction Company car
last night at Stop "a. and was later ar
rested by Officer Neider when the car
reached the city. on Investigation
the officer found that the most serious
alteration arose at the station be-
tween the man and the crew of the
car. and the man was turned over 10
Squire Hobbs for trial. II is under.
stood that Cashen is in the habit OF
going on rampages OF this kind. and
his condition last night was nothing
unusual.
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per OF brothers and one sister. Mrs. Re
becca Baker. Of Idaho The brotbers
&c william. James. Edward. Willard
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and bombs have been thrown at us
MS Is altogether an amazing indig,
nifty"
After pause. the archduke said
Now you may speak"
Both MORALLY Wounded.
on leaving the hall the archduke
ana his wife announced their inten.
ZION OF visiting the wounded mem.
bers OF their suite al the hospital on
their way back to the palace. They
were actually gound on their mission
OF mercy. when at the corner Of Ru.
doli-Strasse and Franz Josef strasse.
Prinzip opened fire. A bullet struck
the archduke In the face. The duchess
was wounded in the abdomen and
another bullet struck her in the throat
seNering an artery. She fell unCon,
scious across her husbands knee. Al
the same moment the archduke sank
10 the hoor OF the car
The assasins were interrogatid by
the police and both seemed to glory
10 their exploit
Prinzip said n. bad studied for a
time a. Belgrade. lie declared he
mad long intended TO kill some emir.
enl person from nationalist motives.
lie was awaiting the drChduke az a
point Wnere ne knew the automobile
would slackcu speed turning into
IIdul JOSEF slrasse. The presence OF
the princess iu the car caused him 10
hesitate. but only for "A moment Theu
MS nerve returned and he emptied
his pistol % the imperial pair.
Secured From Anarchists
IrlnNp is is wears 81 age Nedelio
HabrinoviCs f. Il He told the police
ne had obtained the bomb from anar.
Chists al BELGRADE. whose names he
did not know. lie denied also that
he had accomplices and treated The
tragedy with cynical Indifference
After his unsuccessful attemut IN
blow up the imperial visitors. Gabrir.
owes spfdng into the River Miliachka
lu an EFFORT 10 escape. but witnesses
oi MS crime plunged after him apc
seized him
\ Few yards from the scene Of The
smoothing an Ine Nploded bomb was
found which. n Us SUSPECTED Wa.
thrown away hy an accomplice after
attack ~
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what l. simile~'
Ipmmy hcsitated vtsibly. ~
fergit now" he finally answered
SUI " you said My hours at school
are bright as sunshine what fi,yure 20
speech would that be-
Irony" replied Tommy r.st..
Home journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

'Maiolica pitcher brings 1855 in sale"
reads Mrs Fan
Huh" sncered NJ Fan lie can't
be much OF player. Buffalo Express
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
Peopie win Talk

There was a young man OF Key West
VINO put OF his shoes and his vest:
said his two maiden aunts.
~ you don't wear your pants.
Folks will say you're NOT styIIshIv
dressed"
Walt Mason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
The Dear Departed

There was an old chap in saina.
Who married widow named Dinah:
she talked OF her dead
Till 10 went 90 his head
And now he Is living IN China
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

There was an old maid In New York
VINO always ate soup with a fork:
And when she was done.
In = spirit OF fun.
She plugged up her throat with a cork
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Ihat heiress seen ed much agitated
When sfe met YOU Is ~ possible that
romantic way"
Nothing particularly romantic" said
the newcomer at the summer resort 4
collect the payments on that beiress'
piano. Kansas city Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
LOGGED LImgRIcks.
fFronn Judged
Good Riddance

(F'ron Judged
Good Radiance.
10 was down on the Island OF Coney,
A youth bet his roll on a pony:
When he lost every scad.
lie remarked Il am glad.
For the money / wagered was phony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

why do they give coupons win
cigarettesf' asked Mr.. Batch.
Ihat IL an arrangement that en-
apiss man 10 smoke all he wants a.
without his wife offering ohIectiors' q
replied Mr.. Benedict-Cincinnati in.
quirer. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
Act Of Revenge

1900. ACT OF Revenge
LbNlbN. June 81 no fact that
ArcLduke Francis Ferdinand met hi4
death On the capital of Bosnia. the
annexation Of which 10 Aust-ia bas
been attributed 20 his Initiative and
ana That the crime was committed
by slave. who have bitterly resented
mis- extension Of Austrian territory al
.Le czpsns Of Seryia. leads TO the
h'Ilof that tho crime was an act ~
.,tenEe for this sucCea siul coup in
tn" resentment 81 the saws aFsina,
TIE arChGukc was never overcome
although hn showed tho keenesf inter
81 Zoo their aspirations
ArCl1ukH francis Fcrdirard's
Death is certain 10 have considerable
'uect upon tho European situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

SO you favor your wife's member.
ship In political societiesT''
ehs. sir replied Mr.. Meekton I'm
hoping that sooner or later Henris,t !
and will be able 90 reduce our little
domestic controversies 10 a basis OF mar
siianentary procedure" - Washington
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and bombs have been thrown at us
ms is altogether an amazing indig-
nifty"
After q nanse tho archdnLn .nih