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Mountain advocate., 1914-11-20
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Mountain advocate., 1914-11-20

apeakers who have promised to he PRESENT.
Hons. SIMON DELPHI, w w EVANS, STAMPER
mcDoNALr, r r CATEloN, SAM L LEWIS. CALEB POWER
J G DAVIS. others will be there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
SPOII.S OF TAMNIANY.

Every hand. or az least every re-
spectacle hand In New York is raised
this year against Tammany. and the
vicious rule OF Boss Murphy Sulzcr
must be given some credit for this re-
volt. although he was impcachcd for
other practices. Had he come 20 the
governorship with clean hands hc
would have been there today. despite
the power OF Tammany Whatever
discredit is attached to former Govern.
or Sulzer through the revelations
made az his trial, his story Of Tamma.
ny's graft has never been successfully
contradicted The other night. In an
address before the Springfield. Mass
Chauiauqus. be- revealed enough OF
the crookedness and theft % the PEG.
pies money TO make one gasp
sulzer. In proving that The political
crooks have robbed New York state
Of $4,000 600 within the last s.x wears
began bic specifications with recital
Of the state house squabble Dee said
the Albany capitol tho states die.
grace. cot $4,000 GOO. or more than
the national capitol 90 Washington.
when its actual cost should not have
exceeded s. 1000 900 a marble con
tractor GOT srSl101 for installing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
OUR DAY OF HUMILIATION.

We Americans are very fond % Gel
ebrsting semicentennials and centen-
mails. but there was one centennial an
niversary that We passed up. and for
obvious reasons. the capture OF Wash.
ington BY the British. August q. 1914.
and the burning Of the Capitol and
the White House II was nothing
more than a sortie on the part OF the
British. Tor after having accomplished
their barbarian feat they retired and
were heard Of no more We speak OF
ruthless acts OF war In these DAYS. but
this vengeful act OF the British has no
counterpart IN modern warfare.
Il IL well at this time. when We are
so fond OF recounting our triumphs.
and boasting OF our national prowess.
10 recall one Of the greatest humnla.
tons ever indicted on the Great Re.
public II will season our fondness
for vain Boosting. and encourage us 70
cultivate little more OF the spirit Of
humility. which is just a. commend.
able In nations az human nature
There Is no reason why we should not
have observed the event IN a conse-
Grating manner. just TO remind US Of
the vanity and vain gloriousness OF
the world and that against the great
est and most powerful Of earthly king.
doms there Is always laid up a day Of
wrath
4 brief glimpse into the history Of
that evil day for the United states
will not be- unintercsunr. as 10 will
provoke a period Of reflection on the
changes one hundred years have
wrought I'm tho relations between the
only European enemy the United
states had 20 seriously deal with The
British force had landed forty miles
from Washington. $500 strong. under
command 81 General Ross and Admi.
raj Cockburn. They were met riV
miles from Washington by an Amcri
can force of 1000. composed Of raw
militia and citizens badly armed and
without uniforms n was not an
army 20 was mob Commodore
barney afterwards Joined them with
600 sailors and som, artillery They
were commanded by the then secre-
tary OF state. James Mouroe. James
Madison was President Ie looked on
tor while and wisely retired let
Tho historical writer describe me rest
OF Che painful incident
Tho battle between OBJ. t-.r -.r-... q.
H.| f.a 1000 mon eH-r..Irr fr. a..
.r ..H ended n.f. f.. .r.rr--a .f
'.N ...r.H Otto. aH..H mo- rHffsF
~ r.u away. Give fH Con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

uainscotinE % Italian marble Witch
rers nothing more than carefully
Decorated plaster % pzris. % ne siec-
triesi Decorated plaster q paris. an
electrical contractor pat a Tsrnmany
politicians on the pay roll a. nlumins-
ton enEinsers 80 u.s. a day each Tor
i1s days. not one % which they speut
In Albaay When b. asked The con.
tractors FOR a reason. they aid. TIE
chief ordered if.- and the chief vas
none other than Murphy. Going into
other branches o. ths loo,inE system.
suizer said.
Tha -waFrffIrerfF system - hfEh-
uaFs IN the Empire state provided other
snamrlrs - Ffaff one 80 rauIflrian
SOC fle1e4 a mile for ~ miles - road
o. an eastern cqlnty. not e foot % when
rate for roadssg siEht feet vids. In
stead - ls. ulfh an inch - gravel In
stead n fngr inr.s= - fa9 rocE ard a
fss DROPS ~ STANDARD oil Instead ~ az
asuhalt surface re prisons uer~
equally ~ had In sing sins 1fr Sui
rer Haif. tne ksrrefE made about fl10 0o0
e yrar ~ selling dope and liquors %
stlff inside fh- prison uhfch Toa
couldn't rsf outside. and some - trs
officials coon we're serving terms In
stead n watching others serve them
To state prison ~ Auuurn demanded at
fsntlon because re- VS. costing the tnn-
payers ahruf D. 600 900 year when the
prisons 70 a. other stafra were seif-Hup-
uorfiur AN these aburltnahle situations
we're caused ~ the nou famous "s0-51-
system. D. which every contractor rad
Co get tsics shat JOB was worth be-
cause the crooked politicians rad to have
their 90 Per cent % eFerythink-
The Incident that decided him 20 no
longer BE- a rubber stamp governor
occurred shortly after he had assumed
once. A minor oficiai brought him
a bunch OF bills. with the request.
sign here. Governor Sulzer didn Z
sign. but examined. and found that
they we're bills 10 the amount % S3s2.-
600. Of which $4,000 we're fraudu.
lent u Il any wonder tho people are
enraged against Murphy and his gang
OF iooters7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
STATE BANKS
o. Small Capitalization 20 b. N.r.
bers % Federal Res-rvs system -
NsS Bill Becomes q Law.

WASHINGTON. Aug es-Asa 20.
Fu.t 70 a conference today bstueea
members % the federal reserve board
and Senators owen. Hoke smith and
Eardaman. a tW viii BE- Introduce f-
Donfress f1 reduce the amount u
capital necessary 90 qualify state
hanE Tor membership On the federal
f-.erfe system from SIS 600 fo SIS 0t0
AIin a pr1tiso that fra rarffaI stock
must De- Increased 90 $4,000 within
nine morfhr
Senator Overman today introduced
q hiI 90 reduce the tar on emerra-rv
currency during the frsf three nort,s
ou'standinE from three 20 one per
cent
The reduction o. the capital -
flred Tor state members ~ ne -
serve system o. advocated hv fhs
southern senators a. relief Tor ne
financial stringency in the south dss
70 TIE failure 10 cell cotton abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

r,os1nrs h4rrsg crs1lt nos~F-rs Hs anf
- salltfs uA1s sfult star1 a. -
--HNa - tte british luss. anlch -
80. shlAs trs Amsrlrar lnss 49, nnIr
- erfl -ssrsn aiiiel Esaalrr to sfnrr
te--aE crs -iEtt dras fhe corriuslor
fAAf ~ Arlrrlcans Wsre EnuarIa Fllf
tt@r Nsrr net Tksr see ln1fsrfr-
" 81 n4iir armr1 rlflnsus Mo rr~f
ttsir uut1le- laansrs into to a. o.
49, fsifslfsf 90 srsE a. s-faarfaEsrus
fHrlituu tsfors reioalluE Tnsu Tee
HUHNUf o. .mHM con $500 49,
a. soane-d sr1 fen int tI--A-r7.s II
flH suTruF
That uEhf fhs British earrp-d q sfrrs
eisfarce sasf 81 "a capitol huiltlrr auf
ssaeral ngudrsi Eurltsfrner. la 81
Lfefrfal Euss anl Narrlral fnrahlrn. 80
~ 90 ne cartfol anl thea rasrssf III,
ErirsN tFaria aNsrle 90 fhs WITT
hcns~ and burned go tuildlnE A h~auv
rain nNnf cay smftnEuisned - rr3
etlrn Nas saserfnE Washfrrfnn anf
To- Hrttish forces r~tirsd 80 fns re~t ir
m fafan~rf river rrrs@ tars affar-
~arc Nadis1n sd hts govern rn-nf re-
turned % the ruined cifr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
DOCKING THE ABSENT.

When the trust legislation was
pending IN the House OF Representa-
tives. Mr.. Underwood. a. leader Of
the Democratic membership. could not
Get away TO attend 10 bis fences for
the United states senatorship. while
his opponent. Congressman Hobson.
was absent from his duties and ahak-
ing the bushes in Forwarding his can
didaoy. A partisan OF Underwood
called attention 10 this absence and
moved the application OF tho law by
docking tho pay Of Hobson for his
days OF absence Nothiag. however
came Of a. But the House f. getting
weary these days OF the cry OF no
quorum and those members who
have been sticking to their tasks rose
M In Indignation. Tuesday. and
adopted resolution instructing the
Sergeant-at.Arms 20 enforce the law
governing absenteeism and docking
every member who g. absent About
$50 members Of the House are now ab
cent. Invariably on political missions.
Tho Northern Democrats are some
what inccnsed over this action. The
Southern primaries are over. and az a
nomination down there IL equivalent
10 election. these members will have
no call 10 absent themselves. with
the Northern and Western Democrats
II II different Their hottest work
falls upon them just before the cleo.
tion. How. then. can they serve their
country and their own interests al the
same time9 Naturally Il will strike
some Republicans. While Il works a
hardship. who have the Democrats 10
blame but themselves I'm extending the
session into the DAYS Of political ac-
uvity, and their President. who b.
keeping their noses 10 the grindstone7
II they had obeyed the call OF the
suffering country they would have ad
tourued Ions ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
Awakening Cam. Too Late.

How sad the awazenldg o. Mr. Warucs
on the DAD after the primaries 10 lind
that Notwithstanding the support OF
Ross Cox and Boss "luu" Finley he
came IN az the tail end uf the list. There
were three Democratic candidates and
Marues ran third. 10 there had been six.
the chances are be would have run sixth.
All Or which indicates that the Warues
law o. not a. popular even iu tho Demo
cratic counties a. the Con Finley bosses
made Mr. Marnes think 90 was Alas.
Poor Marnesi His awakening came too
lAtc.--N ounEstowu Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
VILLAS ODD TRICK

General villa. u seems. IL In a Do
sition 10 make further trouble in Next
co. and he has adroitly put Il up to
Carranzs. his ostensible chief. 20 Dc.
eide future peace or further CONFLICT
Re Il perfectly willing that CarranEa
shall b. the Provisional President OF
Mexico. but he must agree not 20 be a
candidate 20 succeed himself This g.
putting the screws 20 Carranza in a
rather vigorous manner
IL Il dineult to say whether or not
villa Is sincere in declaring against
any military man for President. in
sisting that he must come from the
civilian class This. OF course. means
the elimination Of the head % the Con
stitutionalist movement from perna.
nent power in the reorganization OF
the Mexican government Carranra
must recognize In villa a dangerous
obstacle 20 any schemes he may have
In view. else he would not have sent
such a man as General Obregon 20
confer with him and try 20 bring him
to harmonious understanding
villa has a strong force al his dis
posal. and II matters are not arranged
to suit him there Is great probability
% another revolution. Meanwhile
the Washington government will not
recognize the Carranza government
until IL Is satisfied that the country IS
being governed with a strict observ-
anoe o. the constitution. and a per
fectly legal election shall have been
held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
new BANK
Hecent'y Organized 80 CIsrssburs
Taxes over 90 f-stItutor ard
Wit Occupy Its Quarters

Dispatch t- frr f-f.....H...
'lAHkSET EG Vs. Va. krr rr
NEGOTIATIONS That bad been pending
for some time were rowrIafad rs-.
today whereby The rf.rrfTs or.
EarIFed C'afssburE TRUST Co-rarv
VII take over tho Home Bank for
savings and occupy ra quarters i1
lhe irwin building ou Third and West
Pike streets
VI D. Both. until recently cashier 40
ne FIRST National bank af sh.rrstar
De- me president of The uew concern
which has capital stock 90 $500 a0a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
IN. In.innon. SCI.

\ Vel known fruit grower 81 southern
OHIO u authority FOR the statement that
most o. the orchards iu Washington
county are doomed 90 destruction ID the
conditions near Marietta are an ludica-
ton Of those throughout the county.
According Co him the same may b. said
OF the beautiful shade trees ln Mari
eta The principal foe seems 60 De the
destructive scale. lie suggests that ac-
tive steps Be- taken 60 stop the raVaEes
before ~ b. too latc-Marietta Register
Leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The edIt0r n ne ONO Sfafe McdIcaI
Journal thus names the four great
causes OF mortality iu Ohio. giving them
rank according 20 the mum Der OF deaths
they produce. Organic diseases az the
heart. tuberculosis 81 the lungs uusu-
munia, deaths by violence he prints
these figures for the special purpose 0f
urging the inauguration OF a campaign
against deaths By violence which are
found 90 constitute nearly 2 per cent OF
the mortality Fast Liverpool Es,iayr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
UNCLE WALT: The Poet PHILOSOPHER.

90 io roosf tired out and vhic
lneTcs no use living LIES y-ir,ous
nothing but round of toll things Iik. -Ars.
SLEtf r' heart s sorcr than BOIL MANY WA.
- - kumohng mus start 90 s1o-s until the bc5srr1gs rock
na .n i' seven hours or more sleep
and vide flung uakrgf relvrAo-s ~ f~t .
eep when Vas Young tutors taught For seven hours
or maybe nine sleep with
nne rev enc =, icc mu-mur don my rags How foolish
~ oeSPer con ndorse those dismal
snare lm glad thar have 90 do and aisb bss s,. -
gayN o ne long DAY through ENJOYING every h6-e I :.
~ .,' 'N aehe> ss Aiam his fall bring
Ana your snakes and shall whip them on seer n H
tath and hope. when wAeON e
tCopyrEht isl'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

one - ffr -raf unique farms "a
G-rrrH-Ir~ count. fa Owned b. 81
aiken IIrraaH. no ErHa.r Msnfr-.a rF
fr nj r.rHerr auT rkrrt farm after 81
-rr.rFrfIrr uIfn rIrrerr culture rfr
f'rrrHr found fFnf ore ~ ffa arnrrf
H-rwhH0sa o. fFe business wee the fa.
.frurf.nr ~ fNa rnrfa fr -Hr.ra ard
Ground m.|U n" H"rHHrHHr fhfa Do
..rrf ruwhs~ ~ eFu~fa arf placed
frrrr Ir fNr rr~ nrf lnaf aIrfrr De- aFIr.
' rn ~ ~ end cold fre fr- frr n ~rrF
-. 'rrr.rr ar~'-'srr rr~her o.
e'."H fHr farm frr frfa rrrr TIE
.sH7H- arr frf rr ~.fr f'-fr aHf rr.a.
,.fa nrr Ha Ffrf'. rr rrr .ffs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany says the European war D. directly
responsible for the rise IN sugar Yes.
and the Democratic party stands con-
'icted Of contributory negligence IN
gripping tho suger industry IN this
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
Comments of
Ohio Editors
No Sore Snota

There are no Republican sore spots
after tho primaries. David Tod-fhan
whom there r. not a. more splendid spec
linen - young American mauhuod-is
Tor Wits Tor governor. and 30 are all
OF has irirnds.-Mouroe County Repuhli-
can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The exciting race FOR first place
among the first division clubs IN the
National baseball league a. gradually
craving the fans from the war score
board back 70 their original affection,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

~ there was strife even among N.
disciples ~ christ. "as 20 which Of
them should te considered the great
est are We % be 90 amazed az the
strife among nations to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The recent eclipse % the sun dis
closed spot on that lumInary 5000
miles in diameter. But that o. not a.
menacing a. tho bloody spot that now
stains the earth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

A. a dietary preference E-u'd ~ -
iese mafest= thss~ days % Indicate o
ionEinE for FRENCH freq i-x- instead q
German carp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The choirmaster. who for Sc years
has led the singing 81 a Michigan con-
Eregstion has the doieful record % hsv-
ms sung az 500 funerals IN that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
Crisp State Notes

Huntington complains o. more drunk
rtness Without saloons than with them
Charles r shank and Elmer Palmer
on Ai} ersNIIle Berkeley county while
tlslng through the mountains af BLACK
Rock. lr Washington county. NH ur-
r1rtheu I den Of rattIe.1akss. kfIInr ~
a prremrtory writ or u1an1arrus
against the county commissioner uf nfn-
son county. compelling them fU appoint
EepubiInIu instead 0f pruEreaaIFe re-
Eisfrtrs has been Issued at Point rIeas.
ont hy circuit Judge pErfen De had
issued en- alternative writ zaNnreaI laws
aE1 and The r1Wlsaia failed f1 show
appointed.
ffrI a Henry. fnIrf OF The state Dee
par fmNuf ~ Mines FHH been IuHuanfIHr
thr Eer.es mine which wHa blown Ir
=. rrN a-fr. The mine hHa been rar.fIraf
throughout ere ehaff Fsa been e.. rraf'
tre wording cleared ~ tho fallen slate.
mo air courses ENLARGED. the overcast
HHN rf"uu'rra rebuilt rrI"HrHI.. .f
stone ara concrete. rrf on parts of ere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27
what ~, GOOD For

Even " ~ isn't good for anything else.
the old Muskingum does "a good work
producing heroes.-ZanesNille Times
Recorder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

one hundred years ago We we're az
war with England. and England and
Prussia we're lighting Napoleon what
n difference few years makes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

sNotice has been received by the public
service Commission al Charleston from
~" Interstate commerce commission
lHaA bfslnhluE october 4. the freight
ave per ton on coal from mines along
nc hausw Ia 4 Michigan railroad 81
hichm'ud would Dc IS Instead %
territory over the Chesapeake a ohio
railroad is 81 so per ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

There will be many echoes % that Oh
poem "BinEen on the Rhine" apostro.
pnizing The cry % The Soldier OF the
Legion lay dying IN Aigicrs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

Mrs Fiack ~ Grcerbrler county. has
turkey hen which laid o. eggs and
after hatchfnr them out f10E 80. -
them for about two weeks. turned them
over 20 an old gohbicr. who took rharr.
nI thf brood nursing them az tenderiv
ne a mother and whom 10 raIned the fft-
ne onrp cit took shelter under him IN
the meantime the mother hen hafrhef
her attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

Col Roosevelt r. rapidly nearing tho
crisis that confronted the boy who
stood on the burning deck. evidence all
but him had FED"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

snd 49, n s--U-1 30
s1srt -s--~ th<n arr osh-r
pArt Ths eca@ms 1900
Ga ne . -xsh ar1 ft-he..
drvNcf-ny asa ~h<- ny
ciothe. toochsd tAsy r.
nta.~1 H. Ny far- vAs
s-oLi.a snd eisaEar.d -
cfd nct lo-oA uss ~ .Ars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

~ would certainly surprise the Pe--
hnsrs 90 wake up some morning and
hear the Russian besr granting az their
doors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

spp1-d dic--.t r-un~dt-. tnciuiiEx
-. and tcos --- for
ny BLOOD -- snd v.rsou. tstrE. Vim
cut h~ip 49, Ar adverti.-m-nt ---on-
u-ndins Cutionra Soap .nd Ointn-u, for
srs-ulA and 7 .-lt 90 ne drus store 49,
TYING The sample. and rut some Aft-s
the n-st sDpiio.uoa I ras r-ii-yec ana IN
t-o -eeEs ! -.s sntirsiy etIr~d tsisnsdj
Ars y DAvi. JAa 4. iva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

when : heavy trunk was pitched ~
fHH harEHrr car ~ n Loop creek train
- Fayetteville there was n crash ~
.fnAgn = lass end whisEev ran out o.
fhe tunk The owner 10 the trunk
save TIE check 90 Ebert Carter and
rIiUrrH aboard The train Carter tD0F
Toesea9.0r ~ the trunk and was arrest
90 later or Constable HHTT4rf .rf
brought to The county faU whore 30 fs
nov held prisoner There were a.
rInfa ~ liquor .r the trunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

Circuit Judge Graham. Cabeil rour-
~ makes new form - divorce decree.
Which EiNes one party a divorce and not
me other. Those seeking divorce are
thrcwu into confusion 20 Importance 80
70 whether the party not granted n d.
Nofte would Do guilty Of biEawv IN case
rt re-U1rritge judge Graham asserts
Do IH "a good decree and Will rorrett
many evils in divorce cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

The Scw York Democratic platform
endorse everything the Wilson admin
IetrRtion has done and o. dripping with
moIaFses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

Governor Rlsase's Senatorial asrira-
uone we're suuTed out by over 5000
majority 4 good days work for
South Carolina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

r1urtenfn hF rnrresr0rdrr-r ~uf-
mated 90 frn parsonage ~ ffa central
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church fr Cfarfss
Town .r tho marriage 0f F1rrf e cline
n. years Ola. and Mra TIrrfr prisfIaf
Ih rearH Oh The rouule he'd not seer
each other until n half rn hour faf.~a
they we're married
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

Tyler county centennial will -
held 40 Middlebnurne. the county scat
"wednesday. Thursday and Friday SEN
fcwber 10. ~ and 1s The event viii
celebrate the 1o0th birthday ~ me
county and also Of the town ~ Middle-
bourne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

AIRS Mary shaw. o. kinEwood fell
from chair when STOPPING over 10 ne
her shoe. and broke her Thigh bone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-27

mine Aone over carefully with = view 90
O. preventing an occurrence OF such an sN-
plosiun a. that which cost $50 lives last
spring.
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The enforcement ~ law relating 90
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