davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
I.aneI HanEers ID Dc DIstributed.

The FL Paso coat lapel hangers for
Fl Pas0ans going to the Las Cruces
fair are expected 10 be ready for dis
uribution at the chamber OF commerce
by 5 o'clock this afternoon They viii
be given out from 5 TO o'clock, and on
Saturday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

DR.. l. VI. Breck. Dentist. has re-
turned from Cloudcroft and is located
at 421 First Natl Bank Bids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
II - DlstIIIed 10 Il. RI. 81


To Investigate Industrial Relations.
Ottawa. Ont. Oct. w. /. NIacKen-
zie King, former minister OF labor, an
nOunced Thursday that he had accepted
the appointment OF the Rockefeller
foundation as director OF the investica-
tion into industrial relations. At the
same time, Mr.. King stated. he had re-
served the right 20 run for parliament,
and IL elected. to serve.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Drama Reunn. BuckIer Bldg, over Elite

HH. optician Of Precision. 421 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Horse show Managers Meet.

A meeting Of the horse show man
ayers was held Thursday afternoon to
plan arrangements for the annual
horse show. which viii be held NOvem-
Der 20, 81 and %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Observation-Disclosures Heraldbldg
DR.. Ebert. dentist, 21s-21s Mils Bldg

VIII CurtniI Naval Expense.
Washington, D. C.. Oct Secretary
Daniels conferred Thursday with the
naval general board over estimates for
the next fiscal year. Later il was said
the general board had not decided how
many battleships IL will recommend for
construction next year. President VIII
son has let IL be known that in view OF
curtailed revenues and the necessity
Of a war tax there should be no in
creases in denarLmenral eELlnaLes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

The saloon owned by the late Claudio
Petit on Commerce. street in JuareZ
has been taken over and viii be Oper-
ated by the city and state treasurers
An inventory or the stock on hand is
being taken Together with a soda
water plant the property is valued at
about S25.00O. The young daughter Of
Claudio Petit is heir to the property
and an accounting Will be made BY the
Consuitutionalist authorities 10 her
guardian
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

Dr. Cameron. dentist zoe RIB. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

For prime rib roast IKE per ID.
phone 1856, Opitz Market-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Burr a Visitor.

F. C. Burr. general superintendent
Of the Pullman system. with headquar-
tiers at Houston, arrived in Fl PasO Fri
day morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

DR.. Hurley. 319 Herald building; OBJ
stetrics, diseases Of women. and ner-
vous troubles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

We buy, sell and exchange electric
motors. Southwestern Electric and Ma
chine Co.. ph. 1915; 304 San Francisco st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
News Brevities
(AdvertissmentI
Train Bulletin.

All afternoon and night trains for
Thursday are reported on time
Dr.. A T. sim OsteOpathic infirmary-
Dr. Ira " Collins. physician in chief
DR.. NJ Alkire, lady specialist Dr.. Carl
Gibson, 2O1 IS. Missouri street. They
cured others They can cure you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

One car OF assorted mOuldings. Pick
Il out at half price. Bargains in sash
and doors Roofing paper. Lander
Lumber Co. Phone 2S2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
HEAVY Stocks
CAUSE DECLINE
Larger Receipts in Liverpool
and American Northwest
Make Wheat Drop.

NOTE = Quotations reflect closing price
Friday. October 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
WEATHER BULLETIN

Z. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TuRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

AnEelus Hotel being remode1ed-
Under new management Special rates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Answers to Herald Ada.

The following list OF uncaued for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

ClnuEaEer Returns From Denmark.
Strict neutrality is being maintained
by Denmark and Sweden, in the Euro
pean conflict, according TO s. o. Claus
aEer. owner OF a local Turkish bath
house, who returned Thursday from
Copenhagen. Denmark He says there
appears TO be but small chance OF in
volving the two northern countries
in the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
MIlson So ApproprIatIon BnI.

washington. D. c., Oct President
Wilson today signed the rivers and
harbors bill apprOpriating $4,000, 900
to be expended under the direction OF
the war department on projects already
begun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

Phone 2932. Gem Meat Market. Clean
sanitary, new. Lowest cash prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

DR.. Urmston removed to Buckler blk
DR.. Paget. dentist. 500 Roberts-Banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

CHOICE SOUTH FRONT LOTs-sIs5.
In Government Hill Addition. Just or car
line Best part OF addition.
Austin & Mari.
Soi San Antonio ST. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

DR.. Cummlns, physician and surgeon.
$40 Mills Bldg. Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02

FOR RENT.
Store rooms and basement, new buildings
steam heat, corner Myrtle ave. and Kansal
St good location for grocery. drul
store, plumber and other lines at a verJ
low rental charge
Douglas c. CroWell Agency,
20S Mills Bldg Phone SIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
Die bis6crigcu Gr9c6niiic Der 9Ir-
bCitsIOiCns% s%criidcring.

S5n Serbit bot oic interHotionolc
@crciuigun0 5ur @cfdmpflng ser
9lr6ctsloiigfcit i6re Souptperiamm-
hung in Sent o6ge6oltcn unO ourD
@eric6tc aus pielen 2Gnoeru @lro-
pas Sen gegcnrpdrtigcn Stan0 Der
9(rbeitSIoieuperii9eruug fcit5uiteacn
geiuGt IS ergd6 ic5 babel Die 9}ot6-
pcuOigfcit, orei 9lrten bel Scr @e.
banollug Oicie5 mi6tigen io5ioIen
%ro6lemS 81 uuteri6ciOeu Gas
c6cinbor pollfonmcnite SDitcm ii
oas Ser 3wongSDerii6eutug mic e9
Our6 0oS engliide @eieb bon 1911
fir olla 2o6nar6eiter ii6er tG Sabre
inn &ougeuer6e, @}oidinen6ou,
SGiiis uno @ogen6mt iluO in ser
GiicngeBerei un0 SGgemiiQerei ein-
Qefii6rt iit IS meroen 0aoon foIt Nue
NliQionea 9lrbeiter 6etrcifen Ser
5einili@ 6o6c @oben6eitraa bon )
Beucc miro 3ur Sdlfte pom 9lr6citer
uHO 3ur 60litc bonn 9lr6eit9eber 6ei
oeIteuert 9hberoem gie6t o6er Der
Staot eineu 3ui2uB in 606c eines
Grittel5 Der geionlntteu Gunobne
Ourh sic &o6reS6citrdge. Die engli.
iAe Seftion gob an oaB pegen Der
Giir5e Der @eltuug Oicie5 @cicbeS
uno megeu Oes 9iiniti8en @ei5dfiS'
gonge9 felt ieinem Snfrofttrcten Gin
llrtbeil iibcr Die SeiItltigsfd5igtcit
oieico SDitenlS to@ nibt gcfdut mcr'
ocn fonn. ScocnfalIa ite6t weOer Die
So6reSeinno6me, oic iidb einicbieBdb
oe9 Slaats3uiAuiies ouf meuigcr ais
2 1/3 Gliaionea Eilm0 6clduit NOD
Scr aus sen Staotscinuo6men 0e.
6iloetc ,Iatipnale 9lr6citsloielfoHo,@
scr ii6 oitf t.6 @liaioueu @iuno &c
l1uit inl Ger6dltliB 5u oen 9lnforoe,
uingcn sic cine geibdttli@e arilis ~
Dcn o6en ongefii6rten Serlicu na@
oen gcieBGdcu %oridriitcu 6erbeiiii5
rem ntuB. Sn Der 5toOt ct. @ollen
iuo man i1on 1894 nit oieiem 5Ds
item -ciucn @criutb gena4t Bat mnB-
te er idncll pieOcr oltfgegeben per-
BEN ipeil oie geiebli4en 9lnlprii6c
uidt 6cfric0igt mcr0cn fonnten
Gas an0erc Grtrenl Ger 9Ir6eitSloien-
@erii6enng iteaen Die bon Den elm
3elnen Stnoten lmO @cmcinocn Elm.
0cridteten freiwilligcn 9Irbeitaloicn-
foiicn oor. sic iino 6eionoers in Der
S9wei5 uno in 9cutic6lano perbrei'
tet SeiOcr bot Die Grfa6rung aeielgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
iSnLnt Nnttin In goNe nndl.

g1cw6urg6 @.9, s. N2dr5.
g}a60cm cr oom 2cidcu6egduoniIie
Ieiuer Satin 5uriidgcte5rt par, be-
giug @Omaro Sngoas, Gin ongeitbe-
her 6icIi0cr @eicbditSmann Sel6it-
moro, iuoen CT 2cll6tgos einat1me-
tc. @litglicoer icincr Sanilic ion-
sen i6n i'm riidnpdrtigcn lDeil ieincs
@aocus init Dem @osiblon@ imsviln-
DC eritiGt auf.
Cine BON i6m 8uriidgelallene 9fo.
ti5 6eiaatc, ooB er ii@ ouBer Stonoe
fiibIc, o6ue ieine 6rau meiter 81 lea
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

idcu ge6en fonntc, 0ie ii6erbaipt alf
cine iolba 9iigc 6ineiuioaeu foWuteu
@elti6lano muBtc felt So6r5e6ntcn
Bob S5talien Oen @uni9 6atte Gripo-
lis 5l eruerbcn. Gs mar i6on oo-
um gon5 auSgei6loiicn, Dab bic
oeilti6e Regiertng cine Nfa6teruei-
tcrlug aui Soften ocS cigcnen 9un-
Oc9genoiicn onitre6tc 9l6gcie6en oo-
bon o6ep mare Der @rmer6 eiues &ii-
ltenitri6e5 Der GDrenaifa iiir 0cuti6-
Iauo gan5 mcrt6loS 9epcicn. 9to6
nicnolS felt Dem 9eite6cn OeS neuen
0euti6en 9fci6e9 ii6er6aupt bat c5
irgcn0 mel6en 9ciib an Oeu Giiiten
0e5 0}ittelldnOiiGcn @ieere5 angc-
ltrebt. Pm aQerbenigltcn aber foun-
te es oaron benton, Gin @c6ict ermcr.
ben 3u woaeu 0as 5mii6en fran5oii-
ibem @eiib imo engliicber @iuiluB.
ip6drc eingc5mdngt lit lmo Gas ihon
Our9 Oieie Gage 0ellti4louO ie6r
leidt III &ermidelln1en nit 5iuei
AiGbtcn OcS 0reiDerbanOeS 60tte
briu9cu f6nucn. 9&nmt man enoli6
nod bil5u, OoB 0clti6lou0 felt SAB.
rem nit Der Giirfci 6eirGnoet 1T inO
tiirfii9es @c6ict Oo4 mir unter ern.
ltcr &eid6roimg Oicicr 6rcunoiAait
66tte erlangen l0unell 10 nutBtc l@on
Galbwe9S cinii6ti0cn Eolitifcrn pon
porn6crcin flar lcil, lpie utiniig bic
9c1olptmg bon Ocutiben Grmcr6S-
abIicbtcn an Ser lD6ii4eu aiiIte mar.
Ole llrbe6er oieicr SiiocnuaHridbt
oic .gliBtrouen 5uiiMen Geuti1Iono
unO Dem i6m per6iin0eten Stolicu er-
wedcn mollten, 6oben ii9 ieIbit ge-
ibd0i9t iuoem iic Scr autli9en ita-
licnii6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ele-
gcn6cit oa6et, nit bcionoercr @drme
oaS ireun0idoitli6c &er6alten bon
0eltiblon0 in Der fritilGea 3eit Oe5
tiirfiid-italieniibcu &ricges 81 6eto-
nen. 0buo6l Der 2lusbru6 oieieS
aricges fiir 0clti6lonQ 10 iuhcQuem
mic mr. m69licb mar, neil es nit Sta.
licn pcrbiinOet, init scr Eiirfei be-
ireunOet por, Bat Oomals Die oeuticbe
9fcgierlmg Atoden in ieOer 8eiic
6reun0iGaitsOienite geleiltet Dor 9ll-
lem Oa0urb, ooB iie Oet S9ub Ger
italicniiben llntcrt6ancn in Der Giir-
fei ii6eula6nl lmO audi pieOer6olt
@clcgeu5cit iano. oieicn S6uB mirf-
lam altS5liiben. So bat iie oerI6e-
ocne @iolc Die 1eplante gmSlpeinmg
italicnil@cr llntert6onen, Die Sol-
icn0e uon armca &tolienern in IHwe-
re matcricae gtotb gc6rabt bate,
opu6 &oriteullAcu 6ci ser fiirfiiNeh
&cgierung riidgdn9ig gema4t Die
OeittiAiein0li6c Eeuoen5Iiige fat mit-
0in mir bcrirft oaB man III Stdlien
hu0 0cliIblouO crneut al Oicic Dem
italicuiibeu @olfc 0ur4 1clti0lono
cuUicicncn Gicuite crinncrt worOcu
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

SSellll lcO D II / cu
g}ac9Idliigtcit ooer
ueberarbeiten err
niatGt bin, meia
&ppetit ic1letGt it,
ilno ic6 ienes ic6na
cbe, gleic6gii I tia G
ilno ltet5 ntiioc Sc
fiibl babe, ne6nte ic6
cine SSlaic6e 2poie
8. Einf6am' @e.
9etdble Gompoun0"
llno es 6allt mid
ouf, aibt mir 9rdf
te lin0 DnllfOn1meue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
(6r ben oScuiincn Gorrciponocni' -
SNnIdltc chit cincr @ci9c.
9}on " m SenignuS.

Soili9te emit einer @ei9e,
ltno cs icui3te i6r Gou:
rSog, iii Cir Slid 6ei6icocu?
SeeIc, wcibt Oh oaoon2"
g9ar e5 mir, ais ic6wc6e
S9ie elm @eiiter0eian0
2ln9 Dem 9Iei6 Der Gone
Cine 9lutlport entlaua:
o3n cincm @}arGeu8artcu
@anOelf5 auf 6lumiger 9a6n.
Sort mi( es Gid erparten.
Scli9 Idc1eItS Gid an.
@liid lit Die oroBe Qicbc,
Die Old crl6it 6eireit.
glDig Oouert Ole 2ie6e,
llebcr aue 3eit.
Son i6rclu 9lci6t6um giebt iic
Gbne 9cgc6ren fort.
Sonocr S9iinic6cn licbt iie.~
9lu5 Hang ser 2ltforo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

40 9ui0ciIc 6alr @as com........ 2oh
10 aui6cic s. q. e. gr SO. com IL
9lui0eic $. 8. com- C1r 0tis) 1910
40 ani0eilc @lunieD ~ 50. .......,. 400
25 9mi0eiIc ga. ssaicr %oper com. 7Es
40 sn6cic "a. 9satcr 9oioer ,com 757s
co stHi6clc @a. @aier @owcr COM 75M
80 slHt6ci.c "a. gsoicr @oucr COM m 75M
10 9nt6cie uto. 90s com. m........ n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
GnnnOiidler senntpr neitur6en.

Soronto, Ont. 8. @}dr5 Der
Senator ser Gomiuion Ganooa lnO
einitiae &remicr Der 9Srooin5 0nta.
rio, Cir George @m, 9ioB, geborer
i'm Sabre 1871 lit bier geitern no@
me6rm6digcr araufbeit geitor6en.
Der &eritorbeae ge66rte 81 0euieni-
aelL wcl9e fiir 9ieciprocitdt 5miicben
CANADA nno 0en Der. Staaten uoA
&rditeu cintratcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

StGrfc auriid. 8 ilt pnbrIicb Elm oros
Ger Ge0en fiir s5raueL nm ic6 toun es
nic6t bod oemg lo6eu IS 9ereitet mir
Sreu0e, es 9ln0cren 81 empte1len."
Srou Slnnic Cameron 81. s 9. glr. t.,
Suun Greer, l}id.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
sine nnScre eciOenSe tnrirt.

oe6rom Wlc. IL rG6c ih sore 9'eois
gin nu5ut mar ic1 ie6r gel6modlt cut
mut6i9t unO litt all SrauculNrare lcl
nnbm @poin Is. @int6am's a@egelaolle
COMPOUND" lm0 bemlbte BEN gS9IldIIoc
gSalb mo fiuoe 6eute, baB idl ME nells
geboren bin iebt 6ereit umO piuiq, nieille
8mlsarceit 8u Derricbtcn, Die icl filrc)tete'
e9e td S9rc Wle0i5iu 0cbroudltc $50
Derlud)e ollen leioenOen 6rolcL oencn lc9
be9egne, ole &oblt5atcn ms @ehGbtnB
eiu5uprdQelL Die tie bon S6rcu NleoiSneu
er3lelcn tomWn SrMl 6barlcS Jiomc,
81. s. 9. 9|r !, Sebrom Mlnine.
gScnl Sic bCiunOercn 2at6 miiuidlen,
10 Idtrci6en Sic an 9gSiu s.. @uf6au
MicOicine 6U. (CunfiOeminD 9Dnn, Wlaii.
S6r 9rcf ,uirb uon Ciucr 6ram ee5iinct,
oclcicu uuO bCantpOrtct un0 ilycng ucr
tranid gc6nltcu ucrOcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

eN0'1cricN Nnrmcn. = gIdcr NWics N0n0
5000; fam 81 Wlonatsrateu bon So be5aQlt
ueroen Scines 9ano fir Sbiis 9eerens Sc
miiicsgau @cfiiocI uno Eau6cn5u1t miloes
ociunoe5 Glma na6e Siaoi; babe 9iele
bon Der Giienbabnssi Station; bliibenpc Gads
6arl6oit; cute eon6liraben, reines sSalet.
Wicic, 1A2 0turlet Cir, gleparf, y. g., u09r
Garl Icuc 1919 5aOcitc Ctr, Baltimore, @lo.
(Wr56--t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

&a1c sur Oleiic in's 9In8IanO De-
iOrgt s. 99uiuc, glr. 413, Sf-Salti-
mOrc-str, nu6c GnitOm Sunie 9IUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
4frnmrat, Ole itEta
rrnliioet IimN-.
@iOgen Siilfc Snrd Oieieu Srief
fiuOen.

Spou Greet @li6 $50 fam niclt
NJ ninitiA iiber Nhre Mle0i8in inrechen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
On SertnMfen:

Shr oridaft irncnowu idluca nu6 p6uc FIJI.
bli5itnt Uerfauft. Sir piriiume Gicuite menoe
man iic6 an ,,6ommerclai &Hiinc6 GrnangC,"
40 SitsScrn0iunsStr. (Nldr6S-l0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09
9nLtimprr Wldrfthcridltc.

SamitaA s. Nldr5 1914.
N}cbl. - 3ufitbr 1891 6dlier
cini6icBlib 1910 6diier 5u Occult
Yoini.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

gcrIGnst i'm 9Inoemcinen.
Qserlannt:
StcIlcngcia@c.


sin 6cutf0er S5ITHag' 5nHos 'fF11ri@t enoIif0 10
Sabre an fu6i GteIle, inn sic 0lai1nens
G6loiiere 5ii crlerrcn gl0relc q. 9moyi1,
1904 6nplResGtr. (Gdr67- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

WI q $. 3nTIbr 12,162 @u-
ibel; @crionOt bon Sen Glc0atorcn
97lO @ui1el; @lcpatorcu.%orrat6
125,175 @ul6cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-09

Die 9!bfertlgnng eiuer GigennadDrldlt.
9(uS &om miro lul3 geicbricbcn:
Cine italienii6e 3citi@rift bdtte bic
9}obric6t pcr6rcitet, 0eutiblouo babe
im Sabre 1911 9(biibteu auf cinen
E6eiI Don Gripoia geLd6t. IaOrr@
iei Stalien 3um &riege gcGen Die
lCiirfci ge5mlngeu luorOcn, 0anlit
Gclti@lan0 ihm nicbt 3uporfonlme.
Ole omtlibc itolicnil6e lelegrap0en-
9Igcntllr 9ut oieie 2iigennoc6riAt
i6uea sum S9wcigen aebra9t, in.
Dem lie erfIortc, Dab sic MlclOumg ic-
Ser @rltnolo9e cnt6c6rc. 0euti6-
lan0's @orgeben md6rcuo oes &rie-
ges iomo0l wie Dor mo notb Dem
aricgc 6dtte in fciner Siuii4t loDaler
uno tran0li6er acgcn Stolicu ieit
fonnen ais eS gepeicn mdre. Gieie
i6arte amtliGe 6eititeQlmg u1uB ou9
0en naiolten polttiiben @emiit6crn
flar ma@en Dob man ii2 Onrh einen
plumpen SdpinOcl 6at 6ineiulegen
loiieni ob oieier 56wiu0cl bloBcm
Notwithstanding ictu erfrenli6er
@eiie rmr fnr5es 9e6en OerOaafte,
ooer Oh er ourb oeutibieinOlihe
&0nfe elmer oritten @9ac6t in italieni-
i@e 9ldtter b.nchlocidnuagclt nor
0cn it miro iic6 icbmcr fcitiicacu lai
len. GrltolmIid lit mp. OaB eS Mcu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-25

faction that our legislature or 1919 al
Iloush our party was handicapped
therein by reason Of not having "a ma
Jority In the state senate. carried into
effect the most important Of the prom
ises and pledges OF that platform.
We rejoice In the adoption bv thu
charleston convention Of the mn
cations or the Republican national COM
mittee that In southern states congress
sional representation and representa-
tion TO the national convention be based
upon the actual voting strength under
their election laws
We FAVOR submission 20 the people OF
All questions affecting the Fundamental
laws OF the state and nation. when A
reasonable demand by a considerobl.
mission.
With past achievements the assur-
ence or the partN's courage and can
acltN 10 meet present conditions T. indi-
chleu We ask the -oters bf Marshall
county. for their loyal ~upport ~ the
nominees Or this convention as an in
tsEral part of the organization ~ the
Republican party. and a. tho deieRat.d
representative Of the party. pledge the
nominees uf this convention our lov1l
and undivided support"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-25

was In the city. on business. satur.
DAY.
g. ~. BLACK has returned from Sis.
t'rsyiilc and littlotou.
" Friebcrfshauser is building a
home on Twcnty-hrst street. War
wood
W o. Frank has returned from q
tour around tho world
y r. Reed has returned from n visit
fo Nsv York CITY.
g. T. knofo has returned from a
business trim TO NDw York
Hon r. s. Riley was 20 visitor In
Now York Tor 70 fDW days
President NcAndtra. Of tho Tobacco
workers International Union. b. I1
The city. ON business concerning hia
organization and the label Department
OF tho American Federation of Labor
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Stsmm-Dr T. H. Werlich and wife,
Mens6urg; Chas -. Fordyce. 5. l..
Blair. Mrs. J. - Wright. W%aynesburg
Pa. T. r. Marshall. Woodsfeld. o.
Grand CentrsI-John Milliken. Mrs.
Marie Mtlliken. Dallas. X. p Denholm.
Ingram. Pa.
Brunswick-A. J. Ashmore. Zanes-
vile. o. VIM Hubbard. S~istersville:
Mrs. Frank Miller. Yorkville. o.
Melure-W : Trace. GAINESVILLE,
o. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barron. East
Liverpool. o. Lewis Kopp. Uhrichs-
vile. o. Will DeshOn. Fairmout, /.
G.. Smith. Charleston.
Word has been received In the city
stating that Dr. v. u. Rau. formerly
Of this city. is quite il In a Washing.
tor hospital
Mrs. br. Edward Bippus and son are
guests Of relatives I'm Dayton. o.. for
a few weeks.
Mrs j. D. Kelly. OF Waynesburg.
Pa. Is spending n Few DAYS in the city
a. the guests Of friends
Wilbur Tomlinson. Of this city. spent
yesterday In Moundsville. calling on
friends
william Thompson. Of this CITY has
resumed nis du'ics on the " A o.
after sn extended visit with relatives
at Huntington.
j a. McIrogor returned to Wash.
lnEton. Pa. yesterday. after visiting
friends in the city for n few DAYS
Leo Bonar. Of Cameron. spent Safrr.
daN In The city. t"ransactinr business.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer. Of the Island.
is thc guest 81 relatives in Canton. %.
Albert Jooffsr. % the island fa
confined 10 bis home. il
Mrs Fred Uartloib and son. Of Elm
Grove. leave for Intoutown. ga
where thcy will join Mr. Hartloib and
make their home
Miss Julia Mayer. Of tho Island fs
M Eucet Of friends and relatives boz
Oh city. Pa
Miss Helen Crickonbcreer. Of KIRK.
wood. was the guest 81 friends in
Wheeling SATURDAY
VT and Mrs Naradcn CoIvig OF tho
Island. have as their guest Mrs
James Earl Jenors. 81 Long Reach
cal
o. CLYDE WcGrccor. professor Of p..
tory 90 Washington q Jefferson Col.
lero. lrff Tor Washington. pa. after a
visit here
Miss Maymc Parker. 81 North
N heoltng who underwent IAN orlrs
ZION Tor appendicitis. De- recovering
nicely
John CLARK. Of st. CIairsvme. o.
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The members 81 the O. 4 y Of Mar
Iina t'rrN. yesterday afternoon observed
Ih'Ir annual Memorial dng esr,iea ~
the BAPTIST church. % tho r.rr.~ a.
lhird ard i0rust streets TrIfIrr In
me services were me membf-a al Dad.
junior 'rder ~ American Mechanics or
altFUns FERRY. and rho TnurHfHra uf
hh"fty nll ~ whom formed boo march.
ing. order IN front ~ tho ghreve.Har..v
pudding on Hanover street Tho nan.
fHrd Ifd fhn mnr"n Co tho church
while The Trims rquqd or tho r1r..-
M~echHnic4 brought u. the rrr- Tr.
memorial sermon war rrrarHtI t- tho
gov n Hall. ID u. rasfo- az frr
tended tho e@frvf-r
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oR oVsiNoER ADDRESSED ) ~.
HOLIDAY POST ANO ~OAENsS
RELIEF CORPS
Posts % C. A p - SurroUne ~
To~ns aiso resr5 eloquent
Sermons Yesterday.

Members % = W Holiday Post
Who have answered last taps
since last memorial services.
A. J. Straight. Co. D. iiet, Ohio
Infantry.
Henry c. Tape. Co. c. sth W. Va
Infantry.
Matthew Bennett. Co. .. is5th Pa.
Infantry.
James a. Henry. Co. A, ist W. Va.
Infantry.
N. Nicserson. Co. D. 18th W. Va.
Infantry.
wm. johnson. Co, Dist W. Va,
ARTILLERY.
Ferdinand Fey. Co, n. ist ". Va
Cavalry.
q. Q. Oosener, Co, a. 18th w. Va.
Infantry.
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KNIGHTS or ~. GEORGE TO
OPEN NETTING AT rrTTsHURau

I~1TT~ErrGfI rH. Nry at-wifb
I~'.'Enfoe r-'rrs.ruunr rsrrr.r..r,,
ohio. Sew Jersey and West yI--.rI4
o." second annual convention ~ tho
hr.rhfe Of So George of t.e r-|tf.r.--r
district VIII formally convene fsr. t.
m"rr"" officers viii Hr elected due
inF 'nr 'r.f business session of frr ..-
IGNITION HrI 'he meeting viii close Tues.
Hfr evening
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Mapufactursrs Jobn.r. ~
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN Tfat
tse state hoard Of Control OF the SLATE
tt West Virginia VIII receive bids daf,v
a. Its office at Charleston. West yirxiniN-
1or furnishing supplies for tire .evernI
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested n said Pu.-d
contracts viii be awarded to the Lowest
biddcr@. quality considered. and Other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crg VIII be given preference
Lasts OF supplies needed will be fur
nisned bidders on rcceirt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
tr-l ~ D. lection. Wost Virxsnia.
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The annual memorial services ~ the
me Republic. was held in the First N
p church az Heliaire. last evening Tn.
services were both solemn and impress
slEe ana were attended hv a large num-
Der Or the old soldiers. and friends.
The members OF the most. the Womap..
heilet Corps end the Bows Brigade. as
sembied a. the O. q. \. VI hall ard
marched 90 the First VI 3 church
where the center section had baar 70.
served for them. Rev. G. d smith ma
tor ot the church. delivered n very an
propriate address on Men o. y,t.-
ana spoke Of the great work arcomrfisb
ed by the veterans lr preaervfng ~.
Z Mon The choir rendered q program
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tho now building ordinance
~9inilan'' That IL bciuL prepared bv
hulldinE- inspector fahlt. uaasr.
'u h' oiii'" of building in.p..
Id"a to have % nominal chars. r.r
'a'h and every inspection.