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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
SINGING LESSUN.

When singing started this moaning
Miss Palmer sed, Beginning rite now
we will have it understood thay are
to be no excewses like last yere abowt
soar throtes or anything. EVERY
body is got to sing, so we will start
rite, & if anybody doant do the
best thay a l have a littel instrew-
munt hat will maik them mebbe.
meneing the rattan. SO now let lis
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
Doesn't Care to Assume Risk.

(Kansas City Starr
Papa" queried the minister's small
son lis it true that we must be born
again before we can go to heaven?"
so the Scriptures teach us, my
boy was the reply.
We'll, / don't want to be born
again. said the little fellow. I'm
afraid l might be born a girl the next
time
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
BRAKEMAN SHOT

Hoboes Shoot Railroad Man on Train
Near Dilworth.
Fargo, N. D.. Sept. 25.--Charles Ell
len, a Northern Pacific brakeman, was
shot In the breast and back last night
by hoboes in the yards at Dilworth,
three miles east Of Fargo. Ellen was
attempting to put the men off his
train. He is in st. Luke's hospital and
may recover. Several arrests have
been made at Moorhead.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
NO WATER FOUND
Deep Well Boring at Max Fails
Produce Results.

Deep Wei B0rlng at Max Fails 10
Produce Results.
Max, n. d., Sept. 25.-Boring a hole
more than 2,400 feet into the ground
and below sea level has failed to Sc
cure a water supply at this point for
the 500 road. The local operators are
discouraged over the situation. It is
probable that an attempt will be made
at Ryder, under which it is claimed
there is a big vein of fine water. The
company wished to secure an mex
haustible supply for It's trains in this
section
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25

A spinster OF thirty needs d chap
eron. but q widow Of Twenty-Five is
capable of looking out for No. land
also for No. 2.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25

Your choice of one lot of
Girls Gun Metal Button
Shoes, sizes ranging from
II to 2. A fine school shoe,
to sell at per pair. .$1.69
One lot of Girls Vici Kid
patent tip button shoes,
sizes from So to IL, for
today at per pair. ..$1.39
Bargain Basement.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
FRIDAY

War Noat: Nuthing doing, EVERY
thing being so plessunt we are a littel
afrade Miss Palmer aint fcaling SO
good.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-25
Unexcelled Shoe Specials

A Boys School Shoe that
can't be beat, in Gun Met
al, Butcher and Button
styles, sizes from 80 to
13, at per pair. .$1.29
Larger sized boys shoes,
in Gun Metal Button and
Butcher styles, sizes from
~ to 6, at per pair: Sligo
ana ..pl.CS
Bargain Basement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
TWO SHIPS LAND AMERICANS
FLEEING WAR ZONE

New YORK, Sept. with 173 first
class and 215 second-class passen-
gers, the Italian liner Principessa Ma
falda locked here today. The Prin-
cipessa is one of the first boats to
bring American refugees home in any
degree Of real comfort.
Her cabin de luxe was engaged for
three wealthy Americans for $1,000.
She was chartered by committee of,
Americans, John w. Blodgett of
Grand Rapids, Mich, guaranteeing
the price of $184,000.
The Ryndam of the HoIland-Amer-
lean line brought 1,O72 American
refugees back to the United States
today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
LOCAL WAR BRIEFS

Pamphlet of Ferdinand ScheviII,
U. Of c. professor, published by Ger
manistic Society of Chicago, blames
all powers for war
Burton Holmes, back from war,
says if Germany wins U. S. must pre-
pare for war. lie
Franck SchoeII, professor of
French U. of c., enlisted in French
army as lieutenant. Has served be-
fore.
Leslie SchauffIer. Highland Park,
wrote of adventures. Arrested as
spy. Released.
Mail service with Germany and
Austria resumed Monday.
Chicago Jews protest against exc
cution of Prof. Massaryk in Austria.
Write Secretary Bryan.
Plan use of parcels post to curb
high prices. Connects farmer and
consumer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01

SENA lux WALSH ALSO WAN ! =
TROOPS IN MONTANA
Washington, Sept. 1.-'FederaI
troops are nightly needed in Mon
tana," Senator Walsh Of Montana
said today. He joined Senator Mey-
ers, his colleague from Montana, last
night, in a telegram to President
Wilson asking for troops.
"The situation is most serious"
said Walsh, because the mob has
learned not to be afraid of the militia.
The authorities will be able, l am
confident, to hold the situation salts
factorily if the mob knows that fed
eral troops are stationed at those two
forts ready to be crushed in to sup
port the militia"
1t is reported that the miners will
not offer any resistance to the
troops, but have threatened to burn
the city if the militia is ordered there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
CALLED MEETING OF COUNCIL
FAILS TO PRODUCE QUORUM

time they will use force to compel
the attendance OF the members.
o b trouble arises. as the
Second branch members say they
viii not come Thursday night. The
second branch roll call showed %
members present. Councilman Swee-
ney asked TO be excused last night.
as he was taking care of Captain
DONener. IL is said Councilman Nolte
was absent as a delegate TO a grand
lodge meeting
Just why the counciimen absented
themselves cannot be conjectured.
but II Is certain that there will be
some arrangements made to compel
their attendance at the next meet
ing The gas plant question Is at
present considered OF prime impor-
tame. as the city has only sufficient
OIL 10 continue IL a short time longer.
they close II down many OF the coun-
cllmen are OF the opinion that the
city would lose its present ight
against the natural gas companies.
Last night was expected TO be one
OF the most important meetings since
the action upon b appropriation or
finance. Reports from the commit
tees who had met as well as numer-
Gus messages from the board of con
troll were to have been acted upon.
Many councilmen claimed IL was a
frame-up n was done purely for the
sake OF retarding the city's business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

Quimby and Dickey. the piece OF steel
was removed. His many friends here
hope II viii not prove serious.
Mrs. w. l.. Wiley OF this place was
called 10 New Concord Tuesday by the
lines sot her Sol Albert Wiley, man
ager OF he National hotel there.
senator G. !. Howard has returned
10 Columbus after a visit with hrs
father here.
The many friends NJ Miss Anna r..
Norris OF North Chestnut street. who
was recently operated upon for ap-
pendicitis at the new Ohio Valley Gen
eral hospital. Wheeling. will be glad
10 know she is recovering nicely.
Mrs. James Openshaws one OF the
good women OF this neighborhood
passed away at her home two miles
west OF GAINESVILLE Sunday morning.
She was 90 years OF age and had been
in poor health fora number OF years.
She leaves a husband and two daugh-
tiers. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
Rose OF the Main Street Methodist
church. Interment at Bethel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan. 27-Ezra
Naylor. Louis Mayor and Howard
Shlnner OF the vicinity OF Sandy Ridge
VIII probably be called 10 accoun FOR
Sruel and inhuman treatment 10 a dog
belonglng to Reece Malott a neigh
Dor. The dog in question was bougbt
by Malott from Naylor some time ago
ana as the dog developed into a much
petter one than another that he had
hspt Ior himself IL seems that Naylor,
wishing 10 get ever for his Door iude-
ment with the help OF the other two
named above. poured turpentine on the
uos and set IL afire. 10 ran down the
ROAD, causing a team of horses TO run
away n finally got TO its masters
Darn. As soon as he discovered il he
sent Tor state Humane officer Travers.
VINO arrived Tuesday. The flesh was
paIuy burned from the animals body,
out II lived several hours.
VIII Wineman of this CITY received
word Saturday of the serious illness
OF his mother, Mrs. James Wineman.
al Canal Fulton, O. Mr.. Wineman left
az once for thta place. Mrs. Wineman
llVed here until within the past few
years and has many old friends who
Will be sorry to hear OF her illness.
The managers OF the Kcarns-Gorsuch
bottle factory here are arahging for a
.AANAbMM III llt near future To re
build the tank.
The popular Cosmos club OF this
city gave an enjoyable dance TUESDAY
evening for club members only.
Leland S. Thornberry. who is en-
ployed in the steel car shop at the
watt plant here. had the misfortune
10 haNs4 piece OF steel lodge i'm his
eye. He was taken Monday afternoon
to Wheeling by DR. J. W. Wellons.
where. with the assistance OF Drs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
SoohciLmEN ABSENT THEM
SELVES. 1T rs CLAIMED. TO
RETARD BUSINESS.
Other Members Request Special Meet
Ing for Thursday Evening
viii Force Presence.

A call for the special meeting OF
council failed 10 produce a quorum
IN n First branch. and as a result
the question OF what to do with the
kas plant II still as unsettled as ever.
When b roll was called In the First
branch the following members we're
not present: Nolte. Conrad. Haber-
stick. Rutter. Soldier and Sweeney.
lt Is claimed that the three men
Nolte. Conrad and Seidler-came TO
the building just before council was
convened and then left
Many OF the members Of the
branches were up in arms over the
affair and threatened to send the OF.
ncers after the members who had
lett. The Second branch had ad-
9ourned, however. and the city solic-
itor ruled that he meeting could not
n transact legal bust
ness. The members OF the First
branch who were present then moved
10 request the mayor TO call another
meeting Thursday night. at which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
ARRESTED FOR
R0BBING TRAIN
THREE MEN TO HAVE PREIIMI
NARY HEARING IN FEDERAL
COURT
Before Commissioner BOYD TODAY,
Charged With Violating Federal
Act Covering Interstate
Shipments


Arrested or warrants issued in the
federal court. Mike WarZyski, Alex
hienski and o Kienski, Polish resi-.
dents of Weirton, w. Va. will be given
a preliminary hearing this morning be
lore Commissioner George r. BOYD.
The men are charged with robbing a
railroad car OF Interstate freight. in
violation OF a federal act passed by
congress last February. They we're
arrested yesterday by United States
Deputy Marshal Elzie Williams and
were placed In the Ohio county Jail
last night. awaiting their araignment
before Commissioner BOYD.
IL is claimed that the men broke In.
TO a Pennsylvania freight car at Weir
ton and stole goods consigned from
pittsburgh TO Weirton, Chester. New
Cumberland and other West virginia
points. Among the freight alleged 10
have been taken was a barrel OF
oranges. II vas the oranges which led
TO the<arrest of the men.
II Is claimed in removing the bar
rel from the a TO their home the
men opened II and ate several sam
pies OF the fruit, throwing the peels
on the ground. The trail of orange
peels led to the mems home and this
was followed by the railroad detec-
ttyes. The case was worked out I'M
der the direction of Detective Butch
or. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad po-
lice force.
II Is likely that the mystery ron
corning another robbery has been
cleared up by the arrest Of the men.
An unOccupied residence belonging
10 state Senator o. s. Marshall. OF
Hancock county. was recently brok-
en- into and robbed Of some rugs. II
Is said that when the home OF the
foreigners now under arrest for the
theft OF the freight. was searched by
the railroad detectives. the rugs
were found in one OF the rooms.
This case Is the first violation OF
this Federal act brought 10 the atten-
lion OF the Federal authorities here.
Formerly such thefts were reported
20 thestate authorities. but the enact
mcnt Of the recent measure all thefts
In which Interstate freight. or goods
shipped from one state 10 another. Us
involved, violations are now under
the Jurisdiction OF the Federal courts.
The accused men claim they found
the goods said 10 have been stolen.
The interests Of the railroad componv
viii be looked after az the prelimi-
nary hearing today. by Col J. B. sum
merville. its local attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

FTun John MayhuFh to Joseph Nav
consideration 81.
r rom ihomas kildow 10 VI. q. McF'ad-
den, and George Armstrong. tract ~
iann IN bethesda. consideration $500.
rom John Futer to Adam Ffyacan
sideration $500. wi
r Mary IS%ornburg to Laura Z.
H1hlsoh. tract Of land IN 81. Glars
VILE consideration 81.
rom Iohn Futhey ct TX. TO Frank
Cedron. tract OF land ia Mead tovnsbin.
consideration 81, 200. P'
FROM Lydie Burkirk to Lula Fogle
1910 ~ land In Mead township; consid,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
EIGHT RECRUITS ARE
TAKEN ON PROBATION

Eight recruits have been accepted
on probation by Sergeant John Berry
OF m local recruiting station. Their
applications for enlistment. however.
must be acted upon by Capt. u. X.
Hathaway Of Pittsburgh.
The men are. Arthur J. Minland
on Bellaire. Frank C. Hyrnc OF
Wheeling, William &. Scott of
M~oundsville. Everett L. Konrad of
Martins Ferry. John Wenzel of pitts.
burgh, George l. MOssor and CLYDE r.
Steubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

Sylvanus Dypart. OF Shepherdstown. O..
VIII be held Thursday morning al 1890
o,clock. Rev. r :. Young will have
Sn1Iee OF the services, which will be
held from his home and interment will
De made In the Union cemetery.
Mrs. Jennie Blair and daughter. Mrs.
Samuel Pursglove and two children leo
Tuesday for Florida. where thew will
spent the remainder Of the winter.
Attorhey George Mckee. OF Bridge
port. was here on Legal business. Tues
day.
Mrs. Jno. krebs. OF Rellaire. spept
Dunlee OF the East End.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court

81. GAINESVILLE. o, Jan. 27.-In
ne matter OF the estate Of Nathan ~.
Nlchols. deceased. private sale of per
sonar goods and chattels ordered at fix
In the matter OF the estate Of David
lhthet. deceased. proof Of publication
OF notice OF appointment filed.
IN the matter OF the estate of BENZ
Snyder. deceased: rroof OF publtca ,ton -
notice of appointment filed.
IN the matter OF the estate of John
Yulteh deceased. proof OF publication
VI hotice or appointment filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

The St James brotherhood of tho
evangelical Lutheran So. james
church. will meet for their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening
u ts Imperative that there be- "a FUN
attendance n the members as mat
tefs OF Importance will boz presented
ana reports mad concerning arr
fanfeWcnte for the Laymen's Mis-
rIonary Conference 81 the Ohio sy.
nod. which lf 20 BE- held in this city
February ~ and 1s. All members
ore requested 20 make an effort 10
attend.
Nn. hon. nffh r0.rff.. rf.f arf h..t
iT male uuUef. Third pom f-.f
q Galley. IurrrffaIown Ta
NNn fourth.
light nrahmaa.
"IIHm IT IuIH" al Som. M.frfIrr 81
Nref second. fn.rI. fnnrfn n.r
.Iih. rN"n nrI color. special. r1r.....
.r' uHIIsf rraf and second. rr1
MOO. IHI pom. NrnH
Huh Plymouth ROCKS.
p. I.NNff. I"TH. .HnIH. pa "...
0nl re. second pHII.t .s.o.l
D. lr''r WIseIrV vs.. Vn. .l..
nHo ..g.IHi color. .rfr.Hl .fu
N' .r.nrd thlrf Hrf fourth i..l
NrrcI nr.t unlIrf nr.f fHIrI
I..N color. special u.r .rInrH
D. william. "A. D"IHIr..Ile O. r..k
tHfd ben. altA. ulIlrl nltH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

A number OF The men OF this ,t,.
Interested in basketball have arrPS
special train TO convey the teams
70 martins Ferry. Friday evening. home
o CLOCK. standard time. This game promi
ises 10 De the fastest OF the basketball.
seasoh. as both teams are Determined
10 Win and are in fine condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

Hamilton. defendant. The petition asks
Tor a divorce on the grounds OF wiufulI
absence. Plaintiff also asks the custody
OF one minor child. r. w. Schertzer is
the plaintiffs attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
Marriaga L.ioenaaa

Nicholas Wizwary. age ~. and Afsvne
Helms. age Is. both OF BelIatre. o. Fsfb-
er Lybura OBLIGATED.
william Fcrrell. age % and Elsie Cot
l. J.. Fisher. officiated.
oscar ". pppelt. age %. Of Cleveland.
ana sarah Cash. age 22. OF Bellaire. o.
iteN smith. OF B~cllafrc. omiciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
Cahe Wall

ne cake walk held in the court house
a. luesgaN evening. FOR the beuent|
VI 'ue lublic library was well attended
anu quite "A success. The st. CIafrsVfue
orchestra furnished good music and
t-tto a AatEe sum was realized. The
ladies' in charge were: Nesdames y "a
i"pkin Harry Pollock. A. W. HoliinFs-
worth, W. q. Sidweil. Misses Anns
Mary Shepherd and Besse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
RIVER NEWS

Reaching a stage or 10 feet at tho
McMechen dam. the river became prac-
ucally stationary late last night. and IL
IL believed that the crest OF the present
80 has been reached. The river VIII
probably start falling this morning.
The Volunteer passed up yesterday az
ternoon. FOR Pittsburgh. and was fol-
lowed about three hours later by the
Ialiie. with empties.
The Liberty departed az noon yester-
day on her usual trip 10 N-atamoras. She
viii Ice Ia again tonight.
The kanawha Is due TO touch the To-
cal wharf early tomorrow morning. en-
route TO Charleston from Pittsburgh.
River Marks.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 27.-Rivcr
stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-a9 feet. sta
tiouary. clear.
sTEUBENvILLE-H feet. falling,
clear.
MoRGANTowN-ss feet. falling
clear.
OIL ClrY-32 feet. stationary: clear.
WARREN feet. stationary. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

to The n h s=9llSwiRs is the rT,osgTam which is
ture room Of the school at ! p. m:
Music-The Lord is Great.........
Original story-The Two Brothers..c.
Reeitaiion:shacobs Lament ohn Lodge
ReeitaiioncThe Photograph AibGm.n
Essay-Abfaiam Lincoln Laeii VIM 0r9 R6sb
acknowledgements Color.
piano Eleanor Pickering
Rese,itation-Grand-pa's Aversion to
cnT1Iraenng Wallace Campbell
oration-The Habit OF Contentment'.
Observation-Disclosures and Fiirtss. S'o"e''
Musio:The Rosary Alan lAinS TL1 9ase
Nictrola
keading-The Diamond Wedding....
DR.. Mathcson's Hymn. 'ey NsTis MhdTf1wn
hecitation-Home Attracuons........
oration.Abraham Lincoln ,i Gseqia Ia Tr6II
Duet-"schuberts serenade Zee Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
KeeitationIA Girls Conversation over
s'ePRe Solved tn s, Gertrude Lynch
Of the United States is Due More 10 d.
Satural Resources Than TO its Former
Workman. 'N'"r
Negative-Harry jefferson. Bernioe
Music-"Forget-Me-Not
High School Chorus
st. Clairsvfns Briefs.
MISS Marjorie Daniel. Of CoIumbrs
a guest at the home Of her grand
IaIner. John stewart Of this place.
me 81 Clairsville High Reserve
naNkethal team viii go to New Athens
IhurSday evening. where thew viii yi.,.
lne strong high school team OF maj
place The following will make tbc
Urn. Lee Pickering. Bob stewart. Kin
Sey Morgan. Carl Harper. Ralph Hend-
trsom Robert Greig and Harry Refine
team. the
Miss Ruth Hardesty entertained a
number Of friends at fancy work LAST
evening. Detachable refreshments were
served. "'''
MIs. toward n. Dixon and children
returned home Monday from "A sbort
visit with relatives az Blaine. o.
Funeral services over the remains Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

'NtH N'fnrr Mayor Davies Ann
HrI August UoaFlna b.fh
HIr were arrHfrusI before ff.
'li plead guilty fn selling Iufarf-
H'F Zach wore fined 5000 aud
WHICH they paid and we're To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
School Entertainment.

The following rchooI enfSrtaf,u.,,
VIII be held In the court house hall Feb-
ruary 18th.
sonE-George Washington
4 study IN Expression second Grsde
i'e9it4tlon-How Jimmie Tended the
Dance Of the snow fiakesmSNiarcfh' I snd
Vocal soio-i.a s~erenata Hst t Tos,,
Miss Frances Taylor
fSeci.aton ............ Adda Morgan
Plano
Fred1 vanHorn. Kendall Ayers
an Because lie would Not Tell a
Grafton abraham Lincoln. Scid1n G Tssi
1i' Georic Washington Allen Young
Miss Frances Taylor
Robert Grsie marry Lauder
''''''''i'n-N Modern Washington.
a Patriotic song ana n riI Iddinr'
Iialggue-A slight Mistake
'''iin'' Hn ola aunt ~
NJ. rertip. Heulah stofne
MARY the maid rU,,t,,t 2
red and faIlIr. mIschi.r0na rbitir,r
cs Lucille Clark. George Beber
Seventh and Eiehtb Grades
81. ad chorus Tho Litle 6iGi for
gearrrst r-rett firfr e-.5 p.
'ourtehip Under rifn
...... Gertrude Lynch
r,-t John Lodge
cborar rbs she'll tIdr"d Lodge
........ ...... Fourth Grad. rg-t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

Anna Swan Charleston W va
rock folrth bon. rrcHul cYrkrrcI ser-
Ond. rullrf. fourth.
r. d Young So claIrrtI1fo. D. cock
hrst second and third and shape auer.
lal .ocknrcL Third puuct second third
Albert D. Harvey Whceusg vs. Va
hen. nrrf.
corEercL fourth.
q. NJ. Donald .nn. West AIfKsrIfI pa
her. FIRST third and fourth ana color
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

You can obtain Dr.. Pieroe's Golden
Medical Discovery in tablet or LIQUID
form from al dealer, In medieines-or
send so one-esnt stsrnpa for a trial boz
o. the tablets 20 Dr.. Pierce, Invalid
Hotel, Buffalo. N. ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
Silver wyandotte.

. ouNer &. Moore. Bannock. o.. hen.
Ilrst and second and shape special: cock.
efel. first. second and third. color am
shape special. pullet. first and second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28
Single comb Rlack M,ro,

49, - Rhulls Elm Grove. w. Va
second and third: hen. first apc
second color and shape special; cocRereI
second. pullet. first.
chris Steger. Bellaire. o.. cock first
first' shape and color special.
I'M Wayman. Wheeling. W. Va. cock
eIti' iitsti puliet. second. third, fourth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-28

following school entertainment
viii be held in the court house han Zen,
ruary 18th.
Ny.ebf.~t.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-26

using Halifax as a base, and were
only brought together in consequence
Of Commodore Rodgers taking the
sea with FIVE American vessels, name
ly. the President, the United States,
The Congress, the Hornet AM the
Argus. In self-defence the British
cruisers We're compelled to concen-
trate, and in one instance the British
force conveyed large fleet OF En-
glish merchantmen 1000 miles off
the American coast. The presence
of the British feet off New Jersey
when the Constitution was trying to
get into New York, was occasioned
by Broke, the British flag officer,
cruising in search of Rodgers.
The wireless telegraph renders it
unnecessary for cruiser to actual
ly run down to a merchant craft. So
long as the latter is IN communica-
ton with the station vessel, she has
he means for calling for assistance
should the necessity arise.
The presence of the Suffolk off New
York is REGARDED as thoroughly in
keeping with the lessons British
cra.sers learned in the mast. name
w. that it is more advisable to lie in
wait for the enemy's merchant craft
at the point of departure than at the
supposed point of arrival. So long
as British cruisers lie off the port
of New York it will be hazardous
work for a German steamship to at
tempt a run out. The fact that
such a patrol exists, practically ties
ND every German craft now in this
harbor until the cessation of the war.