davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

dos, porque en- las juntas que tuYie-
ron los p%olfticos Republlcanos en- san
Ildefonso y en- otros lugares pusieron
al dueno de este papel y a los uemas
empleados en- una posicion baja, ira
tandolos con groceries, vituperios, in
sultos y otras ~insolencias que ningu,
ma persona decente a%probarfa. Mas
despacio averiguaremos estas cosas y
81 consequences los datos verdaderos,
Hevaremos Ell asunto hasta su propio
lugar y probaremos q~uienes son los
que han usado epitetos mas groceros.
Tambien nos trajo 81 Sr. Jiron el
echisme' que la genie de aquellos Iu-
cares estaba enfurecida d causa del
criticismo que hicimos del ST., Galle-
COS. Respetuosamente iDyitamos al
Sr. Jiron a que venga a nuestra mesa
de redaccion y yea los GAMES Repu-
blicanos, nuestra mesa de reduction
esta LENA de estos ~papeles, y ALI lie
enseharemos 10 Undo que tratan estos
papeles a los candidates de los otros
partidos. Acaso cree ell Sr. Jiron Y
Ell Sr. Gallegos que no mas la prensa
Republican, esta intitulada a decir 10
que lie de la CANA Y los demas papeles
tienen que decSr no mas Amen. No,
senores, estan muy equiyocados, la
prensa, sin miras de polftica, bajo la
constitution de los Estados Unidos
esta intitulada a publican Y dar cuen-
ia de los meritos y hechos de sus off
ciales pQblicos, cada vez que los inte-
reses del pueblo esten en- peligro, y
nosotros estamos SECURES y satisfe-
chos que no hemos criticado a ningun
candidate opuesto con ~grocerfas nj
vituperios, solamente nos hemos dedi-
cado a los m6ritos y c%alificaciones de
los candidates. Queremos que estos
seiores nos ensenen cuantas yeces
han aparecido criticismos tales como
d~ispntando ell caracter y reputation
de algun candidate, 8 que hayamos sa-
lido con salvajismos de meter a sus
familias, nj una sola cosa de esa ha-
ilaran, nuestra p~olftica no es tan baja
asf y nunca 10 haremos, toda nuestra
pelea ha sido sobre las calificaciones
Y capacidad de los candidates v NADIA
mas. 81 los papeles Republicanos tie.
men derecho de hablar nosotros 10 te-
nemos al tanto, y cada vez que Sc
ofrezca 10 haremos segun sus meri-
tos sin ningun tenor y solamente tie
ne que venir un solo resultado y Dios
mediante, Ell que los derechos & inte-
reses del pueblo ~alcansen exito y ten
gan un ~trlunfo los cuales seran Ell or
gullo para ell pueblo de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
Es UNA lNsENsATEZ Y UNA DE-
BiLIDAD- TERMINATES DE-
cLARAcloNES DEL ExSEcRE-
TARIO DE ESTADo
Con la Victoria de BeIgica, AIemanIa
ha Roto con los Tratados ceIebra-
dos con los Estados Unldos.

Nueva York, Nov. robert Ba'
con, ex-~secretario del departments
de Estado, hizo hoy una declaration
antes de partir para Inglaterra, ma.
nifestando que al haber Alemania vic
Iado la neutralidad de .Belg ca habia
roto al mismo tempo Ell tratado he.
| cho con los Estados Unidos, puestc
que firm6 las clausulas Z Y 2 de la
segunda conferencia de La Haya,
quep reyienen terminantemente que
ell territorio de los paises neutrales
es inviolable.
Ell ex-secretario Bacon Sc expres6
en- 10 sterminos sigu entes:
"?vamos a tolerar que cualquier
nacion y con cualquier pretexto rom.
pa un tratado con nosotros, sin que
hagamos una formal protesta al me-
nos? ?Podra alguien afirmar que la
neutralidad nos impone silencio bajo
tales condolences? ?Y los escritos
de La Haya van a convertirse en- pa
peles %nservibles sin que nuestro go
bierno eleve una sofa protesta? 81
10 stratados que ~nosotros sanciona-
mos en- La Haya merecen tan POGO
aprecio ?por que no Sc ha ce 10 mis-
mo con los demas?
Como I'm hecho positive, esta en-
nuestro deber solemne, urotestar CON
ira la violacion de nuestras prone
sas, haciendolo de manera formal an
te c%ualquier gobierno, 8 de 10 contra
rio 4 asumiremos la responsabilidad
moral con nuestro s lencio.
"Justificar nuestra politica de ST.
lencio con la assertion de que somos
verdaderamente afortunados con ell
hecho de encontrarnos d salvo, del pc
ligro que amenaza a Europa. perma-
neciendo con los brazos %cruzados. no
soIamente es una debilidad, sine una
in~sensatez."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
EXPERIMENT. EsTo PARA 81


Millares de gentes co~ntinuan to-
siendo porque no pueden conseguir a
propio remedio. Las toses 0 eau
sadas por inflammation de los Tubes
de la garganta y Bronquiales. Lo que
listed ~necesita es suavizar esta Infla-
macion. Tome Ell Nuevo Descubris
miento del DR.. King, penetra a los lu-
cares delicados levanta Ell
Phlegm y prontamente quita las mem
dramas congeladas. Obtenga una be-
tella de so centavos de su boticario.
Ell Nueyo Descubrimiento del Or.
King pronta y completamente paro
mi tos." escribe J. R. Watts. Floydalc,
Texas. Sc devuelve ell dinero 81 no es-
ia satisfecho, pero cast siempre ayu
da.-De venta en- todas las boticas.
(Adv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
Principles, NO pERsoNAe.

Gran yerdad es que para q~uienes
contemplamos 10 alto de los Idealesl
la crisis Mexicana, ell fiasco que nos
diera ell General Carranza, tiene su
compensation Ell Ell fiasco que esta
dando el General zapata a sus NAL.
querientes y difamadores.
Mientras que Ell General Carranza
solo lleya a la convention constitucio-
nalista ell debate personal de su Pri-
mera Jefatura, Ell General zapata So
10 exige, antes de incorporates a di-
cha convention, ell debate de los prin-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
PENA DE MusarE.
Fue la sentencia Para varios Homl
cldas Hoy en- Preside.

Phoenix. Arizona. Nov. 7-Aunque
Ia mayorfa de yotos hab dos en- la cleo
cion del dia 3 de Noviembre fue en-
contra de la venta de l~icores, Ell pue-
bio de este Estado s%entencio a muer-
te Is homicidas que han sido deteni-
dos en- la penitenciarfa de Florence.
pendientes del resultado de la vota-
cion. en- 10 tocante a la abolic on de
IL pena capital.
En- Ell resultado del escrutinio has
ia la noche del dia 4, hacia cierto que,
con exception del vote en- favor de
prohibition de licores. todas las de-
mas medidas que I guardian en- la bo-
leta electoral. fueron d~erroIadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

Nueva York, Nov. 6.-Como prueba
de su filantropfa, ell Establecimiento
Rockefeller enviara una comision a.
Europa para que informe como, cuan
do y en- donde pueden prestarse auxl-
lios que den los mejores resultados.
A IN costo de $275, 100000, ha fletado
un buque y 10 ha cargado con cuatro
mil toneladas de provisiones para
ayuda de los necesitados belgas.
"Esto Sc hace," dijo ell Sr. Rookie
Teller, como IN paso natural para lle-
var a cabo los p~rop0sitos del @EstabIe
cimiento," a saber: promover ell bicn
estar del genera humane por TODD Ell
mundo."
El barco es Ell "Massapequa," ell bu-
que neutral mas grande que Sc pudo
encontrar en- este puerto, ell cual Ear
para ell Martes rumbo a Rotterdam
con la certificacion del consul Ingles,
respecto a que Ell cargamento Sc des-
tina a los no-combatientes belgas, v
no debe ser detenido en- su transito.
Rockefeller ha estado en- comunica
cion con Ell embajador Page, en- Lour-
des. quien lie envi6 aver el c~ablegra-
ma siguiente:
Los belgas a punto de morir de
inanicion. Jamas he visto un case de
mayor necesidad. Ell gobierno brita-
nico prohibe la exp~ortacion de vfve
res y es impossible obtenerlos en- el
continente. Ell auxilio Sc necesita en-
provisiones y ropa para sehoras Y nj
nos. Sc nec< tara I'm million men
sual de d6lares, por ocho meses, para
evitar ell hambre. Muchos, de hecho.
moriran antics de que les Ilegue ell an
xilio. Cada peso que den ustedes, r
longara o salvara una vida humane.
No envfen effective: compren seia
parties de trigo, dos de arroz y dos de
frijol. y consequences, en- barcos neu-
trales, al consul Americana en- Rot
terdam; avfsenme Embellishments v
20 arreglare todos los requisites di-
~plomaticos para su desembarque, su
transito por Belgica y SUI d%istribucion
en- pequelas cantidades por la Cont
sion de Auxilio, para que llegue a po-
der de todos los necesitados." Inme-
diatamente de recibido Ell cable, ell es-
tablecimiento Rockefeller flet6 ell
"Massapequa" y encarg6 a I'm belga,
M. Lionel Hagenaers, la compra DO
los where's. Trabajo mucho para en-
contrar I'm barco grande a prop6sito
para ell objeto humanitario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
SURE sAJAs.

Londres, Oct. Bel buque de
Wuerttmberg con su ejercito ha teni.
do fuertes bajas al Norte de Francia,
segun I'm despacho recibidp por la Ex-
change de Paris.
Los alemanes perdieron 1000 muer
tos y heridos en- su d~esgraciado ata.
que nocturno sobre Craonne y Ell n
region mencionada hoy en- ell parte Or
cial frances. Las baias francesas sole
llegaron a 100.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
NO rARpE EN- rRATAR su Tos.

Una tos leve amenudo causa serios,
Pulmones congelados, Tubos Bron-
quiales Ilenos de ~sustancias o
Su vitalidad es reducida. listed me-
costa ell Jarabe de Mel y Alquitran
de Bell. Suaviza sus pasajes irrita.
dos de aire, sueIta las %sustancias mu-
cosas y hace SUI sistema ~resistir los
%resfriados. Dad al nihito y a los nj
nos ell Jarabe de Mel y Alquitran de
Bell. Esta garantizado que ayudara.
SoIamente 25 c~entavos, en- todas las
boticas. (Adv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
PoR vIoLAR la LEY.

San Diego, Cal, Nov. 3-Acusado
de vioIar la neutralidad con Mexico,
Harry Vodenberg, anterior captain de
detectives en- San Diego, fue arresta-
do hoy en- Alamo, B.. g., y esta siendo
detenIdo hoy en- union de un operator
aleman de la ~estacion inalambrica y
sus dos ayudantes, en- Ensenada, Ba-
ia California.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
IVA RETlRApA FoRzApA.

Berlin, Nov. 4.-Las tropas Alema-
mas y austriacas en- Polonia, segun Sc
comunica en- un anuncio Official expe-
dido hoy en- esta, Sc han visto obi
gadas a %retirarse ante fuerzas Rusas
de refresco que %vanzaron de Ivan.
gorod, Varsovia y Novogeorgieak, des
pues de haber causado repulsa a to-
dos los ataques anteriores de los Ru-
SOS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
UNA cARTA Particular.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 4.-Una
carta particular recibida por una Sc
norita residente en- esta, de un Off
ella laleman, Sc refiere al sepeIlo del
principe de la corona Este llamc
la atencion del gobierno Americana,
cuando Sc suplico al mismo que envia.
"a una carta al extinto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
EN- uN TRIBUNAL.

7vi6 listed al acusado cuando dis
par6 los tres tiros de revolver2
81, senior.
"a que distancia Sc hallaba listed
del ~agresor?
cuando disparo Ell primer trio, a
cinco pasos.
?Y cuando disparo ell segundo7
Entonces va estaba tan espantado.
que no tuvc tempo de medir TERRA,
senior p~residente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

EI Nuevo Mexlcano 60 81 p~erlodico
mas vieIo do Nuevc Mexico. Es man
dado 4 todas las Estafetns del Estadc,
y Tlene una Circulation muy Grande
entire 81 Pueblo intelligence y Pro e.
sIsta del Sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
NUEvO MExICANO ESP ANOL

TIene mas cIrcutaendm que cpal-
quIer otro P~erlodlco EspahoI en- los
Eatados unIdos. 500 al Aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

Las Ieyes de los Estados UnIdos re-
quieren que cualesquiera persona pa
CARA por un peri6dico mientras conti-
nue. tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque
Ell tempo por Ell cual Sc suscribi6 ha-
va expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12
FILANTRoPA DE UN MULTIMI-
LLoNARlO

Los BeIgas q Punto de MorIr de Ham
bre Recibiran Auxillo-se FIet6 un
Barco con Where's por Ia institution
Rockefeller" Para LIevar las Pro
vIsiones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-11-12

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano, es
Ell mejor papel en- el Estado, solamen-
te I'm Peso al Alto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
HELP THE FAIRGROUNDS.

The Fairgrounds Association Is not
only In need but deserving OF more
help than 10 has been accustomed 20
receive from the city. The playground
has become one Of the recognized in.
stitutious OF the city It's present ben.
ofts and future worth are too paIpable
for successful contradiction. The
Parks and Fairgrounds Commission
has been doing untold good with the
limited appropriations that have been
daJed out 10 %. but this year u will
have more demands than usual. owing
10 th" increase and extension OF the
playground work n will. therefore.
ask council az its meeting tomorrow
nieht TO increase the sum apportioned
10 % tn the annual budget. and the
council will DO well 10 be- as liberal AZ
90 can under the circumstances.
Wheeling can well AFFORD 10 make a
very substantial investment Tor It's
Fairgrounds The Influences OF the
Fairgrounds on the manhood and the
womanhood % the boy and the girl Of
to-day are incaiculable Given proper
surroundings and environment IN their
youth. there need be no anxiety about
OBJ" future o. the children o. today.
Tn" playground Sc the inspiration Of
This bcttormeut tn tho physical and
moral character % the prospective
fathers and mothers Of the children
yet Co come. In comparison with other
cities % tho same size. Wheeling
spends an Insignificant sum ON her
Playground 70 can we'll AFFORD 10
give more than has been listed IN the
present budget and Tho InteIligcnccr
believes 90 will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
WHY ROOSEVELT REVOKED.

Notvithstanding Col Theodore
Roosevelt. the sacred Bull Moose. ~
fore the State conference % the Pro
gressive party OF New York. few
pays AFRO. declared his choice Of can
tidate for governor 20 BE- state sena-
Dor Harvey n Hinman. he has re-
bounced ant recalled that endorse
snent II has been done for peculiar
teasons. but which will be perfectly
plain 20 those who have closely FOL.
lowed the subtleties OF the Roosevelt
brain Mr.. Human. AZ the Repubu.
ban convention az SARATOGA last week
had the temerity 20 issue a statement
that he was a Republican above all
pther things. that he had not solicited
Col. Roosevelt's endorsement. was In
no way under obligation 20 him now.
and under no circumstance In the fu-
lure would he lend himself 10 further
ing any ambitions he misht have to
~ards the Republican nomination for
Prendent
eressive committee against Hinman's
candidacy had something 20 DO With
che Colonies revokinE IN the political
game, but the principal reason for the
tcvulsion Of Roosevelt lies IN the de-
clared independence Of Hirman and
his freedom OF Progressive afllation
and influence How could Roosevelt
secure the reunion Of the Republican
party through Human n that gentle
man would not be- for him Tor Presi-
dent? Perish the thought even the
suggestion. II the Republican party
IL TO BE- reunited n must be through
me. and through my candidacy for tho
Presidency In 1916" That h. not tho
published ultimatum. but anyone can
read the signs. even wayfarinr man.
though fool. need not err therein.
II may be- that the Colonel himself
viii have 10 submit 10 draft and
be the Progressive candidate for gov.
ernor. for the Progressives stand IN
dread OF the possibilities OF impeachod
Sulzer stepping into tho primaries and
getting away with the nomination
Wen. who are these who are loaAng
around AZ the Cave OF Adullam but
the disappointed oHcoseckcrs and mo
rejected FOR nominatiye honors IN tho
Republican party And isn't Sulzer a.
good a. Bill Finn. 81 Pennsylvania. or
Charley Shuck. OF West Virginia En-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
The COMING STATE FAIR.

In two weeks We shall have the
State Pair In -our midst uith an 20
means 20 this city and ueiEhborhood
That n II educative and promotive IN
60 agricultural and other erhibltlvs
features no one can deny. a. % has
long stood az the head % all other fairs
IN the Ohio Valley In this respect
The management this year assures Is
that IN all departments OF blooded
stock exhibits u will BE- found TO have
the same attraction FOR farmers a. al.
Ways But the farmer on a holiday
desires amusement a. yell a. instruc.
ton. and the usual fair diversions will
Do found this year that entertained
him In former times
There will BE- one opportunity FOR
indulgence some visitors will miss.
the liquid refreshments they have been
accustomed 20. which were supposed
10 have cheered their languishing
spirits. That the absence Of beer on
the fair grounds will IN any way az
tect the attendance We do not be
ieve. The class that went 20 the fair
solely on that account were few in
deed Certainly % was no added st.
traction 10 the farmer Il Is possible
that the sale Of intoNicants may have
deferred a goodly number OF the
straight-laced from even by their pres
ence Of seeming 90 encourage the traf
nc. and these may make up FOR any
negligible attendance that may result
through tho operation Of the prohibi
ton Law. However. Il will be- the FIRST
test under the new order. and II will
De interesting 20 compare tho attend
ancc this year with that Of the high.
est mark attained In the preceding
wears. The intelligencer f. confident
that some records will be broken. and
that the fair association will score one
% its greatest successes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
BRYAN BUTTS IN AGAIN.

The littleness. or the bittrnoss. OF
The nationah Democratic admInistra.
tion crops out sometimes az peculiar
angles. senator Hitchcock Of No.
braska. together with Senator Reed
OF Missouri opposed the administra.
ton in certain things What does
Bryan DO but orEanizo fght AGAINST
Hitchcock In Nebraska. and oppose a
vote OF confidence IN him by tho state
Democratic convention HtrhrorE
won out. but Secretary Bryan controls
qil the Federal patronage OF Nebraska
% course this has an been done with
the President approval And hc. af
one time. stated that DO would not Ir.
terfcre IN State politics
But Rrysn was not satisfied with
butting In IN Nebraska and getting his
nose skinned. bur no must jump into
the Senatorial Hrht In Illinois arafrsf
The candidacy % Roger sullivan Tho
Secretary % State once characterized
Mr sullivan o. 'hlehuasua- .-
politics' because tho Illinois gentle
man had the fno determination fe rp
pose Hrvan.s presidential aspirations
NJ. sullivan must have "a pretty de-
cent following among thr Illinois rr
mocracy. else Bryan would not Dol an
bounced 20 speak against him and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
pINIdend. su.nend,d

The Waylsnd Oh and Gas com.
pany. which was organized IN Balti-
more last spring by former Senator
watson. q West Virginia. and others
In announcing that lis September di-
vidend will not be paid has made the
Following statement In Washington +.
This company has been notified by
the South Penn OIL company. when
has been purchasing the greater part
~ our production. that because 81 the
European war. which has cut on the
export trade. no further purchases OF
oil can be made a. present The ces-
sation 81 oil purchases took place July
slst Il therefore seems advisable 20
the board OF directors that until oil
sales are resumed there should b. no
further dividends paid by this COM
pany. Development has progressed
satisfactorily and steadily since the
Incorporation Of the company Seven
new wells have been added. one Eas.
and six oil. adding 342 acres 10 our
proved acreage. and We are drilling
seven additional wells In order 10
hold additional acreage We have
taken advantage OF the present de-
preston to secure about 2.0OO addi-
uonal acres l1 leases"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

both romance and tragedy. Il hss
Interested a West Virginia writer OF
some note. residing At Ravenswood.
Jackson county-Mr Warren Wood.
and ne has given Us a volume entitled
When Virginia Was Rent In Twain. d"
which addresses itself with peculiar
interest to the people OF this section
OF the state. for the movements OF
the central figures in his romance are
confined 20 Jackson county and
Wheeling. The City OF Refuge" dur
INK the stirring scenes that accompa-
MED the making OF the new State.
Mr. Wood Is not a tyro in historical
romance. as he IS the author Of A
previous successful work. The TRACE
dy Of The Deserted Isle" which Is con.
nected with the associations OF Blen-
nerhassett and Aaron Burr in post
Revolutionary times II IS no un-
skilled hand. therefore. that has wo-
ven an interesting story OF love and
history together. which Is so con.
structed that the reader never gets
too much OF the one or too little OF
the other.
Readers who End history a little to
dious will be surprised 20 find how az.
tracuvely it can be put when intez
larded with recital OF the loves and
hates OF that stormy period which are
so faithfully portrayed. without rush.
by Mr. Wood We all know the men
who figured prominently In the great
event Of Stae-makinE. and who Ia.
bored 70 give us our present heritage.
They are drawn from life. and named
And 50 Is The Wheeling Inteligencer.
without mention Of which no history
or relative romance Of that period
would DO complete. its files being the
storehouse % the historian and the
inspiration o. the romanticlst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

oniy t-o years sEo a. Baltimore ~.
Eryan rorked aionrrids % NJ suit
van Tor tn@ nominafion o; Woo1ror
Aiisou- n Mr sullivan uas- GOOD
snoush then. ~hy isnt hs a good
enough Denocrat nov But the-. ~
- rot 20 long aFo that President VII
son expressed he Eish that Hrysn
could b. -EnOckse into a cOcked hat. -
SIR Bryan has forgiven me President
Tor he invidious remark What a. me
unparconsbis sin % Mr. Sullivan n
the Illinois man reaches the senate
b. f. nsely 10 make 30 warm FOR Bryan
and. Incidentally. the President Who
you'd blame him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

The Democratic papers are all holding
up their hands In holy horror. figura-
lively speaking. over the action Of IA.
h."Td OF pubic works IN raising the rate
L lhe oirect state levy 20 ten cents
h,y ihl % mention the fact that the
a. Time Democratic board had. ~.
lih.na on me levy tho rate was placed
Chronicle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

$ I'LL. Of the West virginia
Hankers association. is a member OF
m" large delegation representing
bankers from 90 least nine 81 the
eleven cotfO" producing states ~ the
south. Mr uill. while not a reprosan-
tatiye or cotton producing state. has
been called In conference with the
other bankers organizations and they
are IN conference with Washington or
hcials this week regarding plans 10
save the October and November cot
ton crops throughout the south Mr.
Hill IS secretary Of the West Nir-
ginia organization OF bankers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

Down iu Lincoln county they have
pretty warm politics in season and out
nf season. Zach side is trying 90 prove
that the other side ts too crooked 10 las
SIM The newspapers o. Hamlin the
county seat. are now engaged In a. bitter
controversy over the relative merits Or
the candidates FOR circuit clerk The
Democrat paper says that the Republic
can nominee is "a worthless fellow whose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
paresI Post EshlhI,.-

4 move 10 have A representative OK
hibition ~ the parcel post system at
each or the county and state fairs
which viii be ir progress throughout
The country during the coming month
has been fayorabiy considered by
Postmaster General Hurleson. He has
instructed postmasters IN each state
TO provide exhibits n possible. and IN
states and sections whore the post
masters deem 20 advisable representa-.
lives from headquarters AZ Washing
ton viii be sent 90 demonstrate az the
fairs the possibilities % the service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.

ho~ pleasing IS The juicy old E1cards huuark and her
BOAST on "ntn ncr sons grew
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