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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-06-13
Put a Knife to Thy Throat
(BY o. L. TINDALL)

C0utu11CS dSO. 11C kuCW WhSANOA
he spake, by experience as well as
by revelation. The expression
means that you are to put guard
on your throat and a watch to see
what goes down it. There should
be a sentinel there just as they put
guards at Our gates against intrud-
ers. The government guards our
gates, or ports of entry into our
country, against undesirable citi-
zens," and so guards our common
wealth.
Guards are very essential every
where in life. All the little mem
bers of our body must be watched.
Look out for the tongue, says the
Apostle James. 1t is an unruly
member. Oh, how hard to govern
and CONTROL 1t is a dangerous
member. It both curses and
blesses God.
Put knife to thy throat
watch what goes into it. God has
not overlooked any of our interests.
A man may kill himself by eating
and drinking. This may become
a very important part of his re-
ligion. oh" says man. re-
ligion has nothing to do with our
food and drink; they are too small
a matter for God to concern Him
self about. That does not affect a
mans piety and usefulness in re-
ligious matters. )"
A mans food and drink have
more to do with mans religion
than most people imagine. Al
though it is true that the Kingdom
of God is not meat and drink nor
eating and drinking, yet it is true
that a glutton or wine-bibber
cannot do much for the Kingdom
of Heaven, even if he should en-
ter in.
The Stomach God.
There are millions of men whose
god is their 6elly," as Paul says.
The Bible is not silent on this
subject by any means. 1t was of
enough importance in the sight of
God, for Him to lay down care
fully prepared list or catalogue of
foods for a man to eat, and list
of drinks. This latter, I think,
was very short, however. It did
not look much like the list of
drinks on some of the bills of fare
nowadays.
God Made Only One Drink, and Gave
Simple Food.
One drink was all God ever pre-
pared for man. The rest have been
invented by man and the Devil.
In the beginning God spake only
of herbs, and the fruit of the trees
as food for man. 1t was through
eating that man fell in the begin
ning-through his appetite The
fruit seemed good to Eve for food,
so she ate of it and fell, and then
dragged Adam down, too. Your
eating and drinking not only dam
age you, but you injure others.
In this respect the sins of the pa
rents are visited upon the children
to the third and fourth generation.
The curse has come down to us in
a most fearful way. The drunkard
and the glutton have not only come
to poverty themselves, but they
have cursed all the generations that
have followed, until now the aver
age of life is, sure enough, only a.
hands breadth. Instead of five
hundred and six hundred and
thousand years of life, man lives
thirty and forty and rarely the al
1otted years of three score and ten.
What has done more to destroy
our race than eating and drinking?I
The fall began with that, and it
has been kept up through all the
ages.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-06-13

What good is man or woman
in the Kingdom of God who is full
of scrofula aud cancer, which have
been brought on by eating swine's
flesh? A modern hog is nothing
less than a filthy slop-bucket. He
catches all the filth and refuse of
the house and the barn and the COW
stables, the slaughter houses and
pest houses. Nothing is too filthy
to go into swine's throat. Then,
when he is not filthy enough from
MS own unc1ean food, he wallows
in the r1ire of stagnant water and
mud.
Liquor Steals Brain Power, and Man.
hood, and Physical Powers.
Put knife to thy throat 0
drunkard, before you put cup to
your lips which will steal away
your brains and your manhood and
your physical powers. Put knife
to your throat, you man who stitch
to eat with a ruler, as the wise man
says, and be not DESTROYS of his
dainties, for they are deceitful
meat"
Animals and Birds Teach Useful Lessons
on Health.
Nan may learn from the l07Oey
animals in regard to eating and
drinking.
Jesus, in His practical teaching
on the Mount, touched upon all
kinds of subjects that pertain to
life. In regard to what we shall
eat and what we shall drink, He
referred us to the birds, to teach
us faith in our Heavenly Father,
to provide for us meat and drink.
The animals and beasts of the
field can teach us many useful les
sons on hygiene. They are better
by far than the doctors, to whom
so many look for health and life
The animals need no drugs, nor
do they take any medicine, or have
any doctors; and yet they have
health; seldom ever sick, unless it
be from the bad treatment Of fool
ish masters. They have knife at
their threats, and no liquid fire and
distilled damnation ever goes down
their threats. Drunkenness is not
known among them. They do not
have to keep a case of poisonous
drugs on hand to heal their dis
eases. No beast would ever stoop
so low as to drink beer or whisky!
Not even a hog would touch a
thing so filthy as tobacco.
They obey God and eat that
which is good and convenient.
God fixed their law of diet and
they keep it.
A horse and an OK live out their
days and are well. Diseases would
seldom trouble them were it not for
man.
Animals Drink Only One Beverage.
The animals drink only the one
beverage which nature or God has
prepared for them, after they have
been Weaned from the milk of their
dam. The animals eat food as it
is found in nature, without being
ruined by mans manipulation, or
woman's bad cooking. Their food
is simple and not complex and
adulterated, neither do they eat
dozen things at single meal. The
variety is very simple, only few
kinds Of food are found on their
bill of fare. The pastries and ex-
tras are all left off. They need no
tonics, nor emetics. Amimaks lead
the simple Me," and like the
righteous, they live out their days,
if not butchered by man.
Animals quit when they have
enough. Even a hog will do that.
wish to say that most animals
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-06-13

And Jesus said unto them, am the
bread of life: he that cometh to me shall
never hunger and he that be1ieveth on
me shall never hirst.-John s: IS
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-06-13

But Jesus answered and said, 1t is
written, Man shall not live by bread alone,
but by every word that proceedeth out of
the mouth of God.-Matt. 4: 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
TWO BANKRUPTS
Local Timer ard snithheld Merchant
File Voluntary Petitions In
Bankruptcy.

Voluntary petitions weer filed in the
federal court here yesterday by Crisis
e. Selbe. a local tinner. residing AZ
No 255 Erie street. and n Straight.
merchant OF Smithheli. WetzeI
county. W Va
Selbe fled hia petition through At
torney Charles J. Smith. % this city.
The schedule accompanying the peti.
ton shows total liabilities OF $685. Is.
OF which S344 are secured claims and
55t25 are unsecured claims Though
ht has wages due and household
goods 70 the extent OF Si33 so. these
are exempt. according 20 Law
In the Straight bankruptcy matter.
the schedule accompanying the peti
ton shows total liabilities amounting
TO f3.2O5. OF which secured claims
amount 10 S2225 and unsecured
claims Rmount 20 sS75 His assets
total Sass. including stock In trade
1880. and debts due on open account
10 the amount OF til23
In the absence Of Judge Aston q
Dayton from the district. Deputy Com.
missioner George r. BOYD entered an
order Of reference IN each case. re-
ferring the Selhe matter 20 Referce-f
W Cummins. % thi scltv aud the
Straight matter 20 Referee Jacobs. OF
New Martinsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
FAIR MONT FAIR
Opens To-Day ana u Promises 20 BE
Bigger and Better Thsn Ever
Fine Racing Card

special Di-petch 90 the Intelligence
FtIRMONT. w Va. Aux. 2a-All
Il In readiness for the opening OF the
big Marion county fair which will take
place tomorrow Droves OF cattle
sheep and swine. with many smaller
animals ana fowls OF the farm yard
are In the pens % the exhibition park
FLORAL Han recently greatly enlarged.
Il filled with exhibitions from all sec
tons. Poultry Hall T. crowded with
vel bred fowls. the Midway r. filed
with good Shows and all the attrac-
lions are ready for the opening day
Hcrses from Parkersburg came In
all day Sunday and again today. They
are quartered at the racing stables
hack OF the oval and are all ready
Tor the opening days races. Not only
did the horses from the Parkersburg
Fair come here. but many from other
sections alro are az the grounds.
Indications point 20 one OF the Iarg.
est Fairs ever give min Marion county
Tbs weather T. IDEAL and aud the
weather man promises n continuance
OF goCl weather throughout Fair
week. The city j. fllinE up with Fair
visitors who will remain here during
the week and every hotel IN town ia
crowded 10 its capacity tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
LOST FINGERS
Workman Had Hand Caught In Ma.
ehlnery OF Concrete Mixer - Am
putatlon Necessary.

John Beadic. empIoye OF Springer
and Stringer, contracting firm. who
are paving Edgwood street, Edgwood,
had the misfortune OF having his
hand caught IN the concrete mixer
yesterday afternoon. Beadic who was
working around the mixer in some
manner caught his right hand In the
CO.'S OF the machinery and the mem
Der was badly lacerated The injur-
ed man was Immediately removed 10
the Ohio Valley General Hospital.
where Dr.. John W Spilman found II
necessary 10 amputate all fingers OF
the right hand. Late last evening
the injured man was resting as well
a. could be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
NO CONSPIRACY
To rores Up FOOD Prices Has Been IN
sarthsd By Federal Invsstigators

NEw YORK Aug. zt-rhe federal
inquiry int1 the higher cost of food
since tho war began i1 Europe has rot
developed that the Increases were lu-
W. rented. uerardinE Co Roger ~ Wood
uitFI -fIfU. assistant district nff1r-
ne' Iu charge ut che esfIratiun
so evidence 81 cUnHuIrHrg fn force
Nr th' price or food has been closed
which would warrant criminal action
hgiuE instituted ty the Eote-ruenf H
W. Wood sai1 to-day. "GeneralIr
rp'1king fherr has been no unusual r..t
IN frr price % fuuf.sfuTs Their. have
been increases iu few rouunIIt.e4.
huf some uf these have become Fnsr.r
HfUHIas ~ natural causes
VIII niuIf fhlt ths ureiIresa 90
our inquiry might have arrested u rsn-
erlI upward movement uf prices due 20
fHf H.rrI Hf retailers and WhufraHirra .
IN.''I"f Attorney MH.tmar.a John
zoe Inquiry into the higher roaf ~ Ifr-
ug wee resumed to-day before chief
Mac .frHfe Sic h|Hr NNHnTaar.ara -I..
ttsiI.rI al.d prices duefuafed with
Supply and UruTn rf ana denied fHnf
fHerF was nr unferHfHrfInr HH~rH q
packer. iH raise pr..rs Retailers Who
were u.frseara placed Pre- blame on .rr
whnIfaHfrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
RIFLE EXPERTS
OF New Jersey Carry on the Honors
In the Annual Sea Grit
Tournament

SEA GRIT. y. J.. Aug 24.-New
Jersey rifle experts today carried on
the honors In the opening events Of
the twenty-fourth annual Sea Grit
tournament here.
The Second regiment. New Jersey.
won the interstate regimental team
match with a score OF 775.
The Seventy-fourth New York and
Fifih Massachusetts, each had 772 but
the Empire state men were given sec
ond place. owing 20 their better sco-e
on the long range.
The New York company team
match was won by 60. &. Fourth New
Jersey, with $50 Co. II FIRST Dis
trict Of Columbia. was second with
3Sl
With a possible score Of 100. made
on the 200 and 300 yard ranges. Ser.
Eeant ?. :. Schodeld. 81 Massachu.
sets. won FIRST place In the Gould in.
dividual rapid FIRE esent. seven men
.-d ninety nine out OF possible 700
Lieutenant &. n. Matthew. OF the
United states marine corps. led the
Held In the National Rifle Associa.
ton members match with a score OF
forty eight
Sergeant Prank Kean. OF Massacbu.
sets. won the swiss miss and out
match with a string Of twenty bulls
eyes
The Remington expert match was
won BY Captain Ralph Alderman. Dis.
trlct OF columbia. with a score OF n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
BUFFALO MEET OPENS.

hLfsAtyO. Aug. 1t-Mors than $50
GOO ~ purses has been huns 40 for the
80 ~ trand Circuit meeting ~ the
"tAA Racing association which
cneu A. the Port Erie trsck to-m0rr0w
20 al interest has been Injected into
thu ears contest b. the entry of a
rur r. ~ fast horse from fhr nearby
Hm circuits o. meet the Grand CIR
90 stars
u bF event for the opening day ta
~ 1900 Port Fria stake among the
q .ibleH Tor which are cine Grove
II ms Baby bertha syndicate stables
Fanon AlcYous, walter ~ Cok'a Cam
and toastiesH Nobel "a TFra'H
y 1ght Logan. sam MrMahnn'a foi
rect. Thomas Malioys Emma Han. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
Good Time Now
For Blood Health
The skin ). working Hard to
Cleanse the Body

Wren you rersrire freely s-e fhaf v-1f
blood BE- assisted b. 8. 3. 8 the famous
bod purifier
The action ~ r. q IN rs rush %
the surface ~ the BODY causes tra proc
eas n nutrition % 20 prepare a. fr1ss
impurities in fha blood that ere. are
easily expelled. And g. fast ar they
are removed nv materials from rlri-
FED blood stream arr supplied 90 raEs
o. clear. smooth. cutter skin % nue tex
ture
70 O. fn fhe sumner tire. ~ fh- afI
o. 3 & a thaf you naturally ard quickly
rFt "a - those harmful irrifartr that
rafher % cause rhrurratlTrn. catarrh.
blood riEirEa. eczema. huis ard other
fTns - impure blood
IN q srieudidly Illustrated box WAT
ire Miro Tells you vii learn shout
ths wonders % fhe efir nrd wtnf is
rccuired % keep o. healthy BIT first
80 q bottle % az any f~lr
sfo-e srd then write Or tte t00F fo Ths
swfft srerif- 90 f1f swift nrfr A.
nrfa O. nruarr % any atfemrf 70
SCI you comcthirg in place % s. 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
NEWS BRIEFS

The Board Of County Commission
ers will hold a busy meeting this
morning az which time they will nm
ish the work Of eliminating the coun-
tvs finances The action % reducing
the levy will also b. authorized. n
f. expected. unless something unusual
presents itself.
City Health officer. W. 9. Etzief
does not expect a report on the water
wells drilled In Wheeling for some
time yet. The report r. being com
piled by the government engineers.
Buster Hanlon. aged about u. vas
bitten on the left leg yesterday above
the ankle by dog Tho wound was IN.
viii not prove serious.
Tony Amicone who was PLACED in
The 81 Maryg jail Tor violaunE Fedgral
iiers has been released AZ hs has served
bis sentence.
Tho HeIlview camp nessfnr wnicb
ing sell ATTENDED according 20 all re-
ports and r. splendid program - BEING
-TIs annual examination ~ sferog-
raprer and tYpiHt eligible Tor the owl
service wlli he conducted az rre federal
n ' caa1 n, r. 86t t'5 Rsos1 sSstbsr .n (,
one VIII fHFr IRE examination
--hrc1rifnT 90 inf1ruation receire
honey crop wiu b. rerg short this year.
owing fo ere drV weather
The Imperial fre Nrrfhw 10d ard the
Foefrria glass plants are beEirninE %
fee. tfe rTerf9 ~ shortage q fhe m
aauI necessary ir the manufacture of
many end Austria The fra sand uiIf
Orb 900 probability have o. 20 Heeurn1
from other sources The rDffrrire have
been .tery lltfls aregted1 hy tss sar
rerfa ~ fne federal ruFerurrerf owing
o. fre var ard tfe great decrease in
fna raising ~ cattle hogs ard sheep
That freir Dr. liable fo BE- a meat famine
.FIIrt pebbles mainly Imported from
Frar.a end HciEllm. WHOM are used in
fhr rrnfIcflru ~ I0fferv rarufarfFred
articles rre been rIt ~ ty ere recent
-hsrfsfarf state rarF Era-rfr~~ q
q spend m feu DAYS ln IRE city On brs-
90 o. Narle ~ ns West vi-rt-f,
larhu.a-F a.lIr erUlsffilr rrrnrIfffae.
r....r te.ef-1m yeste-day Hhioh
interfere WIN he boiling ~ ere erB8-
sifi1r rerf year
The f5IloWfrF r1euhers ~ me Fsu.
Fpulfe fleriur club composed ~ =
as5at thre. rssrs IN m. 49,, , .li.s
tlrfrF ard frfrr preeifrrf c-..r.-
trrrfr VICE president George Ufffrrar
HfH fr"H..rnr IT .Nr.FrHrrn Mur..
c.. director H NrEariarf rarfaIr r
@ y .i-eeeei oo,ek p
rrs. p wrfrsi r. Nots anr 81 r.-
John Nrrr -r Maynard Who ...-.+
f Dim rf arr p
length b. the ears ln an snleavor On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
ALLEGED coNsTTrUTIorALrs
DEMAND SURRENDER or TOWN.

CALEXtCO. Cal. AUG. 24-TweIve hun
dred armed men calling themselves con
sututionallsts appeared to-day before
MeNicali. a lower California town lust
across the border and demanded the
imm rebate surrender % the garrison IN
der Colonel Canfu. They refused Cantu'a
proffer OF surrender provided they
would accept the present officers OF the
town. and marched 90 the southwest
with thea vowed intention Of attacking
within a few hours.
Cantu moved his men 20 tho trenches
surrounding the town. while the towns
people fled % the American side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
"o" QUALIFYING MEDAL

CHICAGO. Aug -. Miss I. Ks,.-
sr OF Glen Echo country club. 81
i<9uls' but registered from Fletsmoore
~. To-Day. won the qualifying medal
ln we Women's western golf aasocfa-
ION championshlp a. the Hinsdsis
1oii club She played seven strokes
uhaer par Tor the course. finishing
with a card ~ fs-f2-g1
Mfs. u. ID. Hammond Of indian
apoils had second low medal caro-
one hundred and I've represents.
I'VE women rolfers competed IN the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

NEWARK. n. J.. Aug Ga.-ffeOrEa ~
Kirkpatrick IS years Ola. ass rtant ac.
tuhry % the Prudential Insurance. com
pany, % America. was killed today
when be either fell or Jumped from
the roof or the apartment house whore
be- lived here Member % the family
say that the fan was accidental but ac-
cordtnE 90 records Do wac n case o. aIff-
eide II o. stated that Mr Kfrkpatrirk
had been in ill health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CLEVELAND Aug gt-on a heavy
track Peter Pearl prov "a the beet hal
n Gather truttrr in the Lake Erie Circuit
races az the North Randall track to-day
ana annexed the - trof IN straight
heats. summary.
22e trot. purse tl.0o0-Pstcr Pearl
nrHi Reuben = second. Virginia Brooks
tfird Best time 20t
-ls pace. purse f5oo-l.ynWood nrst.
Au wilkes second. Daisy Pearl third.
Beet time. 2.tss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
NO CLUE
The Cause OF The Fire Which
Early Yesterday Morning Destroy.
cd Benwood Home.

NO clue 90 the cause OF the IRE
which Early yesterday destroyed the
nome OF Nike Manion In Benwood.
me exclusive story Of which wa
gwen In the Intelligencer yesterday.
has been found BY the officers Of me
NH Town While the theory Of the
BenWood police department fs thsf
me blaze was the work Of fncendar-
les. they are a. yet unable 90 secure
any information that would thrown
any light on the subject
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
FAVORITES WIN IN YESTERDAYS
PLAY FOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
MANY ELIMINATED GUT RAM
ING AMERICAN PLAY
ERs REMAIN.
Many Matches Defaulted-Doubies
Championship Contest Scheduled
For To-dsy-MeLouohiin Wins.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug 2t-Favor-
ties won every match to-day IN the
opening rounds OF the all-comers
tournament for the national lawn ten
mis- championship. OF the 13S PLAY.
ers entered. more than half had been
eliminated AZ shutdown. twenty one OF
the number defsulting.
All the ranking American players
were left. but there was some disap-
pointment when II was announced
that A. y. Wiidlng. OF New England.
one OF tho Davis cup winners would
not play. His partner. Norman T.
brookes. OF sydney. Australia. who
fell before Mclaughlin two weeks
ago. was still on the Official score
card tonight. but n was intimated
that he also would default.
"A r. Howell. OF Victoria, r. C.. also
failed TO appear and Boris Yenineh. OF
the Russian legation. was beaten. the
tournament probably will lose its inter.
national flavor
Two matches were PLAYED on the
grand.stand court during the day
Tho usual gaily dressed crowd saw I
G. Wright. OF Boston. who holds the
Southern championship. defeat ". NJ
Hall. OF New York In a four-sct match
IN the morning, while In the afternoon
William NJ Johnston. OF San Francis.
co. disposed Of G. VI. hull. Jr.. OF
Brooklyn. IN thrceset match on the
same court
Mclaughlin Again q Winner.
The afternoon crowd also saw
Champion Mclaughlin in three. set
contest with r. = Strudy. Jr. OF New
York. during which the title holder
showed no disposition 20 be lenient
with his opponent.
The heat was so intense today that
two players defaulted IN the middle
81 their matches. A third player A.
VI kidder, Of Princeton. spralned ms
ankle during hts contest with l.. Beck
man. 81 New York
The doubles championship contest
will hold the granf court tomorrow
when VI. y Mclaughlin. % San FRAN.
cisco. and Thomas T. Bundy of Los
Angeles. will meet Dean Mathey. OF
Crawford. y J.. end G. VI Church.
~ New York The champions were
the favorites IN the betting tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
BOY SCOUTS
Are Given Instructions ~ Lieut.. Po-su
IN Pom % Statement
rsEusd tn London.

NFw work. kur ef.rra -aff--sf
nraiI |HrfHra ~ fHe uHr --rufa ~
America f"'H. waHr public .rafr".fIHH.
-t Ilr"trrHnf -Ir Robert HrreH.
Powell which bel hHa fer.rr fr .-.
thousands ~ troops ~ Hur uHl.fa 81.
frr HrIfIen ewrIrH. The |raf...I.uH.
.u fNn FORM 20 statement under frr
Nfaa Ine Great War are fr part
THO. sudden rush ta arms r- .ra
rHrf m Che great nations 90 H.r..r
against each other over rHr-ra.nf.ra.
D. email Incident Ir -rrrIs ahtfa er.
10 ls sr saserfIat Oh bs prena-af rf sd
u.e frr urat is possible even frfurl
No mutual sympathy
N.e. It shows Row little Gre fFa HaH.
pies 70 these countries ra fsf Ir a-f.
frirnf mutual sympathy aa fH -rrIrr
He impossible between fHnr. "Hfa
WI. p. aH "ufN better urI.-efarI.ra 81
F.nrra'It rafahfisrrf rrf r1 ~ rraf
we can fhrUuEh ere Scout hrlfharrH..f
% promote fhis ln fha future Frr ire
iHinitiinf present We have duties o.
.". U.uHfH. fU urrf.rrH "
General Baden Powell Saws fr.r I.
irie fimr of national emergency comes
. flHn.f. f.r fna errufc fH show
lraf fnrr con- o. 30 material service f4
INHr country They viii b. ufUiraf
%. We af1ffr"rrt. fn take fhf lighter
'rh ~ men in order fhaf these nrfrff
p. So a." frr more arfu"ua duties
20 uar IN.Ir DUTIES ere nor. rrfIIf.-.
Hrf como raf."r within fha raHra .f
police w.rk carried out ur.rrr the .rar-
ere. diI.r'i.n 20 county authorities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Resuits
indiana polls. Z; brooklyn. g
indianapolis. 3. Brooklyn. J.
ST. Louis Baltimore. rain
Kansas Pittsburgh rain
bC1e1o--lus@Eo. oct s0tsdslSd
First game ~ innings. ssSecond
game seven innings
To-day's Games
Clubs not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

Modern child No Ethel there isn't
any santa claus he's just your own
father and mother
Elhci-An' Amt they no satan.
ueitherf
Modern child tur IN her cuEenicsl -
too Iuck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
Lose LEAD
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
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