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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

The home OF James Giren on east
Main street presented a charming APP
pearance. Monday evening when Miss
Lima Berne Stcllars was at home" TO
the members OF the s. II. Club.
500 were greatly enjoyed and re-
freshments were served at n late hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Caass Yned.

The following cases were nied In
Common Pleas court. Monday:
Myrtle Miller. plaintiff. vs.. Jacob
Miller. defendant. Action for divorce
on the ground OF willful absence. J. C
Tallnan of Bellaire. Is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Moose Banqust

10 semi-monthly session. on sunday
afternoon, Follnnsbee lodge EOS Loyal
order OF Moose. had an Interesting meet
Ing in their hall on Main street. which
was well attended. Among other things
considered was the annus. banquet. and
II was decided TO hold the same on the
evening or Saturday. February T. COM
mittees were appointed TO look after the
various details. and they have already
started planning for the event. which Is
20 he one OF the big social affairs OF the
winter months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
Marriage Licenses

John Hedges OF California, f. q visitor
in Washington. ID. C.. his former home
after leaving Brooke county some years
ago. He expects TO remain here with
his son Everett Hedges for n brief visit
before returning 20 California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

street. are mourning the loss OF their
infant daughter which died early this
. morning. II was born on last Friday
afternoon. The funeral was held this
afternoon from the family residence. in
terment being made In Brooke cemetery.
The parents have the sympathy OF their
many friends. in their sad loss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
La t,rania de la moda

hacia adelante desde los pies, EN- llnea
recta. sin sus mas simpaticas ampulo-
sidades. Pero este articulo ha servido
para hacerme entender la causa de ese
disparate fsiologico estetico. a cal
90: antes ell corset de la mujer Sc de-
dlcaba q pronunciar las curvas natu-
rales de su cuerpo; ahora esta consa-
grado 10 contrario: destruirlas. De
ahf los "incroyables" de que he habla-
do
Y debo decirlo con franqueza, au11-
que solo sea para cooperar q la propa-
canda humana del Evening Journal .
contra ell odioso corset nuevO: las mule
res Sc equivocan al intentar la reforma
'de su fgura. Al borrar sus curvas
|principales, pierden una de sus mayo
res bellezas; 81 elias pudieran verse a
81 mismas desde cierta distancia 10
No les vale observar
otras. porque desde tempo inmemo-
rial esta comprobado que las pupllas
de una muier ''no ven" de una name
"a exacta a las demas mujeres, no pue-
den dar su duena noci0n eXacta del
|aSpecto de otra. POr ESQ Ocurre me-
nudo que, cuando, por desconOcer la
psicologia femenina, celebramos la be-
|Ieza de una mujer delante de Otra, We
mos 4 esta sonreir cOmpasivamente de
nuestro error Es que 10 replto, las
muieres no Sc ven' unas otras. Ese
es el grave pelgro del nueVo corset,
del que seremos victima los hombres,
81 prospera, porque privarla nuestra
yisualdad del cspectaculo de la gallar-
da femenina, a la que son indispensa-
bles los salientes, las ampulosidades,
por ell novisimo aparato.
ST esta mOda, contra la cual prOtes-
tamoS en- nombre de la estetica, cuan-
tos nos damos cuenta de sus peligros,
Sc eXtendiera. el caso pudiera tomarse
como un sintoma del eXtrano progreso
de la mentalidad femenina, que evolu-
cion0 sabiamente hacia el polis6n, Sc
ratified de manera mas natural con ell
s. droi-devan, on ell que el cuerpo for
maba angulo-es decir, alcanzando la
misma finalidad por camino mas recto
que el anterior-para llegar, gradual
mente hasta el minarete, en- la que per-
sisti6 la miSma idea que en- las dos Ill
timas escalas, aunque mas disimulada
entire las faldas superpuestas. NADIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

En- una fonda de esta pequela po-
blacion Sc habia dispuesto el ALOHA
miento imperial, y el Kaiser que lego
malhumorado, sc sento la mesa, sin
detenerse siquiera a tomar su acostum-
brado bano y cambiarse de traie.
Comic en- pocos minutes, y apenas
hubo tornado ell 1ltimo bocado, con
general sorpresa ordeno que lie prepa-
rasen ell automovil, Ell ell cual Sc diri-
gi0 otra fonda, donde Sc aloi6.
No habian transcurrido cinco minu,
tos de la partida inesperada del EN-
perador, cuando dos aeroplanos ingle-
ses del tipo Bristol volaron sobre
Thielt, y antes de que las tropas de la
guarnicion tuvieran tempo de impe-
dirlo, los audaces aviadores, que sin du-
da estaban perfectamente informados
arrojaron seis bombas sobre ell edifcio
ocupado por la fonda donde acababa de
conner Guillermo II.
Todos los proyectiles hicieron explo-
sion, el edifcio qued6 convertible en-
cscombros y debajo de estos fu6 sepul-
tado ell equipaje del Kaiser, dos de Gu
yos ayudantes de campo que hab1an
permanecido en- ell local, perecieron en-
tre las ruinas.
Ell Emperador, seg1n explic6 luego,
Sc habla retirado de su primitive alo-
iamiento impulsado por una corazona-
da, a la cual, como Sc ha visto, debi6
su salvaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

las flas en- el momento de la declara-
cion de la guerra 10000 hombres mas
lnstruldos, Sc halla prestando sus ser
vlcios a la patria. Tambien Viviani, ell
hombre ilustre que hoy esta la cabe-
"a del Gobierno, tiene sus dos hijos
Ell ell campo de batalla A las preocu-
paciones que supone un tarea como la
que desempena, Sc une la inquietud por
Ia suerte de los suyos. Uno de ellos.
herldo durante las primeras acciones,
ha marchado nuevamente q la linea de
fuego; el otro desapareci6 hace va mu-
chos dias y NADIA Sc sabe de 81. Com
.padezcamos al padre Y al gobernan-
te que ofrece EN- holocausto q su pals
cuanto lie es mas caro- este mundol
Delcass6, ell NTinistro de Nogocios
EXtranjeros, la provision hecha carne.
tiene asimismo un hijo herido pri-
sionero en- Alemania. Ell Embajador
de Espana en Berlin 10 puso Ell su co
nocimiento.
"A que seguir la lista, 81 cada nom
bre de los que iguran en- el Ministerio
merecerla un p5rrafo semejante?
Pues extended el concepto 10 que
querais, porque cada familia francesa
ha contribuido con su sangre a la de-
fensa nacional. La que no cuenta dos
8 tres personas de ella sobre las armas.
es porque tiene a1n mas. jCuantas po-
dram llegar al t6rmino de la guerra sin
que ell Destino les haya traido ell luto7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
Alrededor de la guerra
Ell KAISER EN- PELIGRO.-CORA-
ZONADA SALVADORA.

Londres, noviembre %. - (Nuevo
Servicio InternacionaD. .-Por conducto
Official Sc sabe que ell Emperador de
Alemania dirigio personalmente las Ill
timas operaciones de sus tropas en- la
llamada "batalla de Flandes," su
presencia en- la Inca de fuego Sc atri-
buyen los esfuerzos verdaderamente
desesperados que realizaron las cOlum-
mas alemanas para romper la linea de
los aliados que defend1n los pasos del
Iser.
Una otra vez con tenacidad tre-
menda herolsmo nunca superado, las
trOpas teut0nicaS Sc lanzarOn al alta
que, en- muchas ocasiones lograrOn
apoderarse de las posiciones atrinche-
radas de los aliados; pero ell mismo va
lor indOmable que desplegaban Ell estos
2saltos las debilitaba terriblemente; la
artilleria francesa barria filaS enteras,
Y Ell resultdo final era siempre el mis-
mo, saber, que los alemanes, vencedo-
res en- los primeros momentos, no tar
daban en- verse atacados su vez y te-
nian que abandonar las ventajas obtc-
midas tan alto precio.
FL Kaiser que permanecio durante los
tres primeros d1as en- las inmediaciones
de la llnea de batalla, acabo por con
venecrse de que todos los esfuerzos de
sus valientes sOldados eran inutiles, Y
despues de celebrar una larga confe-
rencia con sus jefes de Estado Mayor,
Sc retro en- cOmpania de sus ayudan-
tes de campo al pueblo de Thielt, i
donde lego ESQ de las cinco de Ia
tarde del domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

Washington.-" Mujeres 5cuando Sc
reis sensatas ?''-asi titula ell Evening
Journal un art1culo editorial en- ell
one encarna la protesta contra el nue.
yo corset. que las mujeres, aceptando
ciegas la tirania de la moda, estan
adoptando y que es, desde todos los
puntos de vista, ell mayor disparate
que ha cometido ell delicioso sexo fe-
nenino. gala encanto de la human
dad gran amigo de todo 10 absurdo.
Aseglra el articulista, con toda la
scriedad que ponen los americanos EN-
estas cosas que parecen frivolas y son
fandamentales, pues habiamos queda-
do en- que la mujer es q!lien regula el
avance de la humanidad por ell camino
del progreso, que ella a pesar de su
gran inteligencia de que Ell nueStra
6poca recibe, por regla general meJor
educaci6n que ell hombre, no ACADIA de
scr juiciosa, y para probarlo, en- este
caSo del corset. Senala ell hechO de que
cuando rareciamOS los hombres trlun-
fantes en- nuestro empeno de hacerlaS
comprender Ia barbaridad que como
tian al apretarSe lOcamente la cmtura,
logrando que Sc desatasen la coraza
que las aprisionaba, y dando a Su cuer-
DO mayor libertad, nos encOntramoS
con que suelta el pecho, libra al esto-
mago de la prisi6n en- que antes 10 en-
cerraba, dejando a los pulmOnes mayor
amplitud, pero, siempre persiguiendo
locamente al absurdo, aprieta toda la
parte de su cuerpo comprendida entire
la cintura y las rodillas.
Y dice el articulista: Isl: es indu-
cable que ell coraz6n puede va funclo-
mar, que el est6mago esta libre, que Ell
aparato respiratorio no tiene obstacu-
10 alguno; pero la insania que parece
apoderarse del sexo femenino EN- Guam
to tenga relaci0n con Su indumentaria,
que peSa sobre el como una maldi-
ci0n. lie hace cometer el tremendo error
de intentar el cambio total de su figu-
IA. Pero, mujeres: ces que no podGls
ser sensatas? / Els que no sabeis que
cl Creador supo como debiais parecer
y, no sois vosotras bastante poderOsas
para enmendarle la plana su sabidu-
ria 2"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

de ESQ justifica ell hecho de que ahora,
de repente, sin preparation, Sc decretc
que 10 que antes era bello, deba ocul,
tarse; que 10 que fu6 grande desapa
rezca totalmente; que 10 que Sc cons
der6 mejor, sea vitando. Por ESQ creo,
con ell articulista del Evening Jour
ral, !" que debemos dar la voz de aler-
ia i las mujeres dici6ndole: Sed sen
satas; sed CONSEQUENCES con vueStras
ideas; respetad los derechos del hom-
bre Y no oculteis vuestras bellezas geo
metricas
A TACHE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
Traslado de Oficina

El DR.. Molina de St. Remy, Oculista.
Especialista para las intermediates
lei dido, nariz y garganta, avisa su
lientela y al publco, ell tras1ado de su
-|oLICLINICA y residencia, Ia calle
de San Francisco No. 70 Salvador
Brau), lado Norte de la Plaza Colon.
Consultas de 10 IL y de 2&5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21
POR LA DEFENSA NACIONAL.

Paris, noviembre 23-Toda la fami-
liza del eX-Presidente del Conseio de
Ministries, NJ. Barthou con NJ. BRAND y
sus amigos, comparte Ell estos supre-
mos instantes la gloria de haber presen-
lido 10 que Sc veia encima, de haber
sacado adeIante la ley del servicio de
los tres amos y, por ende, de tener en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-21

A. TACHE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
THE WAR

Those who are bowling for war
with Mexico and Statesmen" who
appeal for a vindication of our honor
when there Is no affront to avenge.
would probably be among the last 10
take up arms and face the enemy.
They want war. but they want some
other persons TO do the fighting. IL
these men who are bowling for con
nict today had ever experienced the
horrors OF carnage they would be
r slow TO incite the war spirit in
the hearts of their countrymen.
One of the most effective cartoons
against war appeared the other day.
depicting a grey haired. motherly
looking woman sitting alone with the
memories OF a husband and two
brothers who went to war never to re-
turn. Think OF the hundreds of
others who would be called on to join
the mournful loneliness OF this
woman. and of others bereft of man.
ly sons. II is the widows and the or
phans that pay the toll of war. while
those who would have war for a little
slory's sake are unscathed. II is bad
enough to fight when the flag has
been insulted and the government
scorned. but when there is no neces.
sity to resort TO the arbitrament OF
the sword it is nothing short of Grim
inal to engage in fomenting a senti-
ment for war. The cost of war Is an
immaterial matter: IL is the terrible
cost of life that stands as a rebuke
to war. Money loss can be replaced.
lost lives never.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
PLATFORM DEMOCRACY.

: The Democratic members OF the
massachusetts legislature have set
AAeir seal OF approval on the inerran.
~ OF the Baltimore platform by reaf.
Arming their belief in that unscram.
pled document. This action was k
Nth special reference to the plank
FALLING for the exemption of coastwise
sessels from tolls through the Panama
canal. II seems that the Massachu-
9etts Democrats lack faith in the
president and his stand for national
feonor. They are peculiarly perverse.
vAoweyer. In their belief in the deliver
Dnces OF the national platform OF the
party.
Leaving out the matter OF national
ponor involved in the free tolls ques-
dion h inconsistency OF the BaIti.
bore platform ought to have struck
chem with some force. The free tolls
provision is a practical endorsement
t a subsidy policy. and right under
the free tolls plank is another n
yeclaring the Democratic party to be
saequivocally opposed to any form of
eeip subsidy. IL they meant merely
- stand for free tolls because the plat
term stood for that project, then. we
esk. how do they stand with reference
TO ship subsidies.
. Practically the same inconsistency
,was Injected into the Underwood
farin bill. which grants a FIVE per
Gent rebate on imports brought to this
Country by American ships. But how
Gan you expect Democrats to agree
when their platform is not reconcil-
able on these questions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
OF LIVING.

Statistics show hat woman's
chances of living are better than
those OF man. From a table OF rela-
i've risks of death per 1000 figures
SLOW the odds in favor of women 70
BE as high as seven points at a Ger.
vain age. but lever at any period of
life do they fall below that of man.
The authority for these statistics
states hat when II comes to certain
diseases. the comparisons are espc-
.eialiy interesting. Women are much
,safer from consumption (2.19 to $3.50.
They have the advantage as regards
the following diseases: Pneumonia.
female rate. 1903: male rate. 1.4s):
bright's disease G.25 TO $50. acct.
dents C.55 TO 1897. diseases OF the
arteries t22 TO 1927. cirrhosis OF the
over t.1T TO .3sj.
From this II must be inferred that
fhe female OF the species f. stronger
fhan the male. though more delicateIv
constructed. But these living and
seath chances are owing to condi.
rons and manner OF life. and not TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13

any special endowment OF vitality. Il
Is claimed that woman can stand
more pain than her husky brother.
but that might be explained on the
theory that man is inclined TO howl
quicker and louder under that duress.
There are many reasons why mems
lives are shorter. They are more in.
tense In their employment and voca-
tons than women. and undergo hard.
er strains and knocks in breadwinning
tasks. Then again. they are more sub
;ect TO. and give way too easily to.
Influences that are likely TO under.
mine health. such as drinking. carous.
ing and other habits not at all calcu-
lated TO prolong life. They ought not
to do II. but they do.
II is possible that a mar and woman
pursuing the same manner OF living.
and surrounded by identical condi-
lions. the chances OF longevity would
be in favor Of the man. or at least
equal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
rHE Five

The Five Brothers antitrust bills.
modelled IN some respects after the
Seven Sisters of New Jersey. a leg.
acy left TO that State By Governor
wilson. are now undergoing a pro
cess OF unsersmbling In COMMITTEES.
The public hearings on their merits
and dement's showed that there was
no necessity for the proposed ierfsla-
ton In the FIRST place: and. secondly.
the We're mischievous In character,
calculated 20 upset and repress bust
$ rather than improve conditions.
IL Is the disposition OF the committee
charged with their reconstruction TO
combine four OF them into one bin.
mainly defining onenses under he
sherman act. leaving the trade com
mission bill TO stand alone.
Whether there will be a betterment
Is difhcult to say. There Is suspicious
haste about their passage. When
they are reported the programme is
to force them through under caucus
rule with limited debate. II the
trainers OF these measures were
wrong In the FIRST instance. what
guarantee have we that they will pass
muster now. With the Sherman law
still on the statute books there Is no
call or demand for any antitrust ieris-
lation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
FRUIT LAXATIVE IF CONSTIPATED,
TAKE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"


sick. fevensh children Just love 'ts
pleasant taste and mothers can rest
easy after giving Il. because II never
fails to effect a good -inside cleans
ing"
For thirty years California Syrup
OF Figs has been recommended by
physicians A. the ideal stomach. liver
and bowel cleanser. Millions Of fam
HES who are well informed use moth
ing else. but recently there has come
a Hood OF spurious ng syrups. so vs.
warn the public to ask plainly NJ
drug stores for n so cent bottle Of
California Syrup of Figs" and see
hat II Ia prepared by California s1g
syrup Company" We make no cheap
er size. Hanback, and "counte.eeit-
with contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
MURPHVs HUMILIATION

Boss Murphy has met with a humili-
alton at the hands OF the National
Democratic club. In being dropped
from the roll OF membership OF that
organization for non-payment OF dues.
This Is n deeper cut than expulsion
as an undesirable Democrat. which
mark OF disfavor the club had first
decided to put upon him. II was an
easy way TO get rid of the Boss. and
was only accidentally discovered
when an official was going through the
records for members delinquent in
paying their dues. AS Murphy was
behind two months in dues he ceased
automatically 10 be a member. accor
Ing to the provisions OF the constitu-
tion OF the club.
-Four other Tammany
were subjected to the same
action. To make no mistake about
their expulsion a resolution to that
was passed. although Il was not
necessary. or course. the Tammanv
faction in good standing resented the
insult to the Boss. one member offer
ing HIS check in payment for the
back dues of the delinquent members.
IL was refused. however. and so Muir.
ply goes out under a double stain.
This double humiliation. with the in.
Fiction OF the double cross OF ex-Boss
Croker. would be a heavy burden to
an ordinary man. but II is said you
a still observe the smile on the
face Of the Tiger"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
VICE PICTURES.

The proprietors Of a New York
moving picture show giving Tho In
side of the White Slave Traffic" were
prosecuted for producing an indecent
exhibition. and a jury convicted them.
pictures are not to be con-
founded with the reels shown recently
in Wheeling depicting THE Traffic in
Souls although those pictures were
only for mature minds. The reform.
ers at the back OF the White Slave
propaganda are extremists. and in
stead Of purifying minds by this class
OF pictures are. in a sense. pollutine
them.
The judge I'm the New York case
congratulated the jury upon it's yer.
dict OF conviction. and added: 1T
seems 10 me that the world Is sex
mad. and such plays as this result. a
verdict Of not guilty would have been
taken az = certificate OF good charac.
ter and the reels would have been
exhibited broadcast. How anybody
can 20 10 a show OF that kind 7 can't
explain. Most people would walk
miles TO avoid H. u reeks Of the
sewer"
The idea OF famiiiarizing the pub.
lie with vice and its results 30 that n
may become abhorrent Il more likely
10 be suggestive TO some minds than
impresslonable. The dangers OF reve.
lations Of this character 10 u%ntainted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
How Gov. Cox "Eeonomized"

Those familiar with state finances
nave no hesitancy in saying that in
order 10 make a claim for ECONOMY"
Governor Cox has shaved" a number
OF items which are bound either 10
have To be supplemented by the emer-
gency board or will be legacies for
the succeeding administration 20
make good. This Is notoriously so as
to the benevolent institutions. II de
velops. also. that at the special seq
sion only bou half as much was an
proprlated as will be needed to pay
the states share for school supervi-
sion. For instance: $4,000 was an
.propriated for county snperintendents,
whereas the amount ought to have
been SSS. 900. Only $135. 900 was ap-
.propriated for district superintend-
ents. whereas the amount ought to
ave been $1,000 600 or more. SO. on
these two Items alone he has left over
5000. 900 TO be provided for by the
next MISUNDERSTANDING Her
aid -Star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
8est liver and bowel regulator
fer mamma. daddy and
= children

you're headachey. constipafed.
otItoost o. stomach n disordered aud
200 wnnt to enjoy the incest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
take = tablespoonful OF california
byrpD Of Figs" tonight and IN ne
nsornins all the constipation pofso~.
lie and clogged-up waste will gently
Uovo out OF the system without grip
Nc and you will feel splendid.
Every member OF the family
should use this fruit laxative as 90
easion demands. II Is just as effect.
I've for grandpa as u Is for baby. ~
AMPLY can o injure. Even cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13
UNCLE WALT. The Poe, PHILOSOPHER.

N@&s#aE4
James Jimpson Jones drew fifteen bones each week where he was
eIerklng' and this good soul deserved his roll. for ne was fond 81
working. And every week he used 10 seek the ba,t
}. }. JONES and there deposit a few iron men-and that. again was
fooishness-or, was IL? The other boys, who sampled
JOYS I'M pasumes free and airy, made fun Of ZONES. who saved bs
bones. and summed diversions merry. "He meyer ,oes O., -.
shows, or hits the large decanter" they used to saw: the homeless isvi
ne should DC canned instanter. RE has no whirls with chorus girls he
does not back the ponies; he does not class at all. alas. with modern
macaTons he boys grew old who oncc we're bold and full Of ncn
and fossy, and, worn and fraycd asked public aid dead brote a,d ,otof
lossy James Jimpson Jones. who saved his bones. is living in a nafsce
IN . bucks to throw az ducks. and diamonds on his gaIIus In
youth ne worked and never shirked, though hard was his errnIovrrcnt.
hs VIC " "a Clean and now serene, in age he finds enjoyment
WALT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13

The Mexican ConstituuonalIsts &C
cuse Felix Diaz as the assassin OF
President Madero. We thought that
Huerta was chiefly concerned in that
atrocious deed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-13

French experimenters claim that
suffering can be cured by moving
pictures. which is not as drastic treat
ment as the lightning cure for rheu-
matism.