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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
Won kLuck ALMOST TRAPPED.
German Commander Narrowly Es
capped Loss ct Entirs Army.

capped Loss Of Entire Army.
Paris, Sept. 12.-The admirable dis
cipline Of the censorship was revealed
showed tho only ones outside of the
military forces who knew Of the
strength Of the French forces before
the beginning Of the great battle were
the Germans. The latter learned OF
1t mono too soon and the diversion Of
their route to Paris heretofore at
tributed to their fear, was nothing
less than clever movement to es-
cape desperate situation. The Ger
mans penetrated France in three forces.
Tho plan evidently was for quick
direct attack on Paris by General Won
Kluck, while the armies Of General
Won Buelow, the Prince Of Wurtem-
burg and Saxony and the Crown
Prince dealt with the other armies Of
the allies.
Still in Danger.
The audacious comma nder Of the
German right wing. surprised by the
resistance Of the allies ut 0uise and
at Compiegne, was rendered cautious
and must have discovered the pres
ence Of the army Of. Paris on his flank.
He showed his rssourcefulnoss by q
sharp counter movemsnt against this
projecting force. Tho critics give Won
Ktuck fun credit for skin - we'll ~
hardihood, and referring TO General
JnM.e,.s rlen., say 81 u . match he
tween masters In tho art Of war.
General JofIre failed, they believe. by
the narrowest margin in gaining one
Of the most brilliant victories in his
tory.
It is generally thought that this
looping Of the loop adds much to the
danger Of Won Kluck's army.
The. worn army, doubling on its
tracks, must necessarily lose courage
and must use extraordinary endurance.
but are IN constant danger from tho
fiying columns OF the fresh army Of
Paris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
sELc,ANs FORCE GERMANS BACK

King Abort Participates in GsnoFal
Engagement at Aafstsds.
London. Sept. 1.-THE Antwerp cor
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph
sends the following:
"A courier brings news Of fightins
at Hafstede near Malines. King Albert
motored out and participated in the
general engagement, which is appar-
emily going well.
"The German artillery Inquired con-
but the Belgian infantry, well
supported by guns. forced the Ger
mans back"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12

Paris. Sept. 12-It was Officially an
nounced here this afternoon that the
German sorces to the east of Paris are
Generally retreating and that they are
Offering only feeble resistance to the
French and British troops.
The official communication says:
"On our left wing the Germans have
begun general retreating movement
between Oise and the Marne. Yesterday
their front lay between Scissors.
Brasne ana Fisnes and the mountain Of
Reims. Their cavalry seems to be ex-
hausted. The Anglo-French forces
which pursued them encountered on
Sept. II only feeble resistance.
:. csrmsas Evaeuats Many Points.
''At the centsr on our right wing the
Germans have evacuated vitry-le-
Francois. whsrs they fortified them
selves
They have also evacuated the valley
Of the saulx river. attacked at Ser
maize. ana at Hsvigny. they abandoned
a large quantity Of war material.
Tho Gsrmen forces which have
been occupying the ArEonns region
have begun to rive way. They are re-
treating to the north thru the forest Of
Bellenone.
I'm Lorrains We have made slight
progress. We occury the eastern
boundary Of the. .rorest Of Champenoux.
Rehainyillsrs and Gerbenvillers.
The Germans have evacuated Saint
Die.
I'm Belgium the Belgian army Il act
ing vigorously against the German
troops who are before Antwerp.
I'm the servian field operations the
servians have occupied semlin, Aus
tria." S.s
Terrific Fighting At Close Range.
Forty German prisoners, all wounded
by Ssyoaet .s..:st., have arrived heee
and give hint Of how the Germans
suffered. near Marne. It appears that
the German force sent to that region
TO face the Paris army was an Inn
poftant one and has been strongly en-
trenched.
When General Joffre ordered an at
tack . fierce engagement Of artillery
opened and lasted two days. Aviator
Captain Bellinger finally gave the ex-
act location OF the German batteries
and soon they were annihilated by the
French .tilfes-snch guns. Then came
tho fcut and the Germans were pur-
sued at the point Of bayonet over tho
Ourca. leaving arms. knApsacls and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12

Caraveli is a town of about 1000 in
habitants. 100 miles northwest of the
port Of Mollenda. Early in August a
year ago. the place was wrecked by an
earthquake, but since has been rebuilt.
The district in which Caraveli is 10
Gated is subject to frequent eartil-
n,1aE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
ouAkts DESTROY TOWN
Ps.stas Ts.ss q caravsIi Again De-
sereysd BY Earthqussss-Ns Mention
% Lees Of life II Brief Message
rom strigksn city-Piaes Wrecked
Year Ace Dys Since Rahaiit.

Lima. Peru. Sept. 12--News has
reached here that an earthquake had
destroyed the city of Caraveli. in the
department Of Arequipa. The report
says the people are in panic but NO
mention is made of loss of lives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY

The Weather.
Iowa--Unsettled weather tonight and
Sunday: probably showers; warmer
tonight in central portion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-12
GERMAN. Army APPEARS Tcl BE
RErREArlNe ALONG ALMOST
ENTIRE BATTLE LINE.
FRENCH AND sRlT1sA TROOPS
PUSHING THEIR ADVANTAGE
Invaders Appear Exhausted and Sol
disrs Captured Ars on Verge Of Star
vatien-Rstrsat Reported Rapid at
Some Psints-csnsral Ven kluek's
my Escaped Annihiiatien.

London, Sept. 12-Nsws Of = de-
cisivs character from east Of W.
try-is-Franeeis, whore the army Of
Saxony and parts Of the armies
commanded by The Prince Of Wur-
temburo and General Won ous-
ie., are 6sresiy striving 20 break
thru the frsneh right and center,
still! hangs fire and the anxiety OF
both forces grows kssnsr 40 Il 10
recoonixsd that the result Of the
tAttls in this yAuartsr Is likely to
nave q dseisivsI result on the while
line.
should the Germ ans break thru
in this district they would turn the
line Of ths Frsneh frontier force
and seriously sndanasr the rsar OF
General castIsman's Sixth army
corps, already Engaged up TO the
hiit with . corresponding force ct
osrmans bssore Nancy.
~ 10 fully realized here that the
drivins back ef the German right
wins and right center in ne way 10
conelvslvs, end 40 the France. Brit
ish forces rallied SITTER their lsNs
rstrsat, % may the Germans re-
turn and retrieve thsir lest pssi.
tien.
The public 10 warmed that the
prsssnt sitUatisn 70 merely the.
hrst phass 81 . srsat battle and
that tho bAStle itsAtf is emily the
Hret sssas Of 1 Titanic struggle
whieh wsilI esntinus - long ~ the
nsaine easNsisssremain intact n they
are at prss<Wt.
The latset onieial rsperts tail Of
considerably larger numbers Of
German guns and prisoners being
captured than were nssntiensd in
the last official communieation.
Belgian reports speak Of . rout
Of the Germans by troops moving
southward from Antwerp but while
there 10 no raasen 20 believe the
Germans are ssvAeuating, It 10 be-
lievsd they are. avoiding battle as
the main esjsct Of their southwark
move 10 TO get within the fighting
zone Of the Marre and relieve the
pressure there.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-17

TheYtftre tnUs sai'n toe Lord
Behold ageinst tn.s 1sui'y DO !
devise 81 Evil trtm vhict ye
shall l.otfemove your neck reitLer
s a We 70 taughtilN for this tyne
i, vii Micah. 2--1 -1-3.
ya' after all this he gives a
prouai>e ia this languages:
''E+ei VIII ] bring an heir unto
thee, Q il va oiiant Of c1are%rab :
he shah crme INTO -.du;an ihe
: s'1ry OF Ls-aej t-Iic, --lo)
For God has said that the her
dit!5retu no'Eing from a ~a".
van mo re be Lord OF az, II
must oou.r. Wherefore Cod SAID:
AND speak Unto lin say!ls.
Thus spcai.ett Tie Lord Ct hosts
saying, l;N0Uld th@ Lan whose
uaule Is lhc DiG--&~-CE. and he
shall crow up nu5 c1 his plaCc.
and H. shall uai..1 .ha temple ot
.,,e Lord.
; Even be eha'! Uul,d thc temple
Of tie lord. nAl Ii. atal, l,:T
tuu ginty, ana >iaA s.t and ru!e'
upon Ills throne. aud nc Aha4i Us
j priest upou MS throne. Auu the
COUNSEL Of pQaee (. III be be
tween them Unth. Lecn. t.11 IT, !,
! For cod salI again.
And 81 ali l.srae' shall be
sored; as IL il H4lrteu. There
shall come out of Sion tht Ua
i,yorer, and 1haI, turn away uu.
,,odinoss tlom jacob
For this IS IT, covenant unto
theul, whel shall like away
their sins.
rs concerning th~ gospel.
+ they alt enemies {JI Jour sales
, but as touching tbs eiy4L!on tl@S
arc beloved for tic iat th%9o ,3i:r-
lIom. / -i---~"
Here Is a ,,>lcI L. :. Has ,hVen
IS nothing 70 ti4 i,euH}C l@r
many gears. that II. th4t there il,
q IUllvprCl :G CH'Lp OCT of Ijut
to turl .in&-. Illness a. :" roe.
, jacob, For t!,'a Is, 4 Cn. snan, {
, God 5 own uf.J!&rIti N. Ilo Gov
pnant coues DD down t. oh..,, ,lrc,
senU time, lul ii lays THAI tt2 IS
:Aeltes are cucmc, to- the 4.o,pc!
, lny the <;une u L. i,cnt!le q. SOW
J ttls = VI ', - III; - tho people
i to Gay. i II j. a ,,,.:l.fi
4 tiat the ,,,atll.:, ~" cI%bli -
. IL tl,o gose,t-; md y" ',prV shall
ali b. Sa!Lu '?I,n thH 4e,iVy.t !,
!. shall come out uf Ilu:. ...-!,t is
:. this de,iv~,.>r?: We Ssh to say
= taa> il : ~ D. n ll>D who vii.
!! .ojnu ept u }''h cr,,rcH iit-n unu,
-, Moss, u> i - Recorded IN tx
1 Ac;: q, y,,e -Auost..Ns, iie .:-n r,.@u
'INvr MD.t.s truly .1uI lntI 81, f..
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Vol xii Brushyknob Mo- Thursday, Dec Nth 1914 No. ~

"ADd they shah wander from
sea to sea, and fro1a the north
even 10 the east, they snail 'un
To and fro TO seek che word or
tho Lord, aGa shall nor 1da it
''In that cay sbai the fair Vi
gins and young Uen eaino lor
thirst
phey thai swear ov the sin OF
Saalaria, and say, Thy god. y
Ian, jivcth: 2nd The s-1a4n1r u
Haor .Ic"l h'>tA t|c4 tllty
shall fall, uEu never ll>e5 op a.
maln.' ANUS L.. II l4'.
1'nis IS asst what uur 1s--t
sn.A when lAcrc Is uU >lSiuit this
rcop)c porlsh, that IS when Shpr'3
Is Il famine OF hearing t!ir nn,n
Inc sin of Namaria is + Atlsu''c
ism and ne manner 5eorehobA
/ j., Lulncri>m all unavr the I'm
/ age and the people perish lor
the ~ant of the truth.
With these plain faces before
ius, VIC must reli..a inoEller Ia not
pcrish we mustlooll to a h:r3nrt
plain, and get under the vision,
| that is come under the Word
! And let ]. ',rcomn a IaIDr To our
feet and q liSht TO our pathway,
For God says.
| "Beholl thc eyes Of the Lord
God arc upon the sinf1l kingdom
| and | will destroy il from ott the
| face cf the earth saving that L
viii not utterly destroy tins
house rf Jacob saith tho Lord.
| For 10, [ will com,nand aud |
viii, sift the hOysc nf l-rael
among all nations ike as corn is
sifted in q sieve. yet Shall moi
the least grain fall upon the
, earth.
All the sinners of uNy ptVpl(
shaIl die by the sword whlc4 SAY
the evl shall not ogert1hc uol
{ 'nreyeut us. Amos, e. 10
= For he says again, lease read
! Though they dig iut" .'e''
g thence shat, mine band taxi
c them though they climb VI tt
5 heaven ;hcnce will [ ~ ing then
5 doTt,:
5 And though rhey md" item
c selves in the top Of Ca, nn;,
S will search and take th?m III
e thence, and though they be ti'
= from NV sight il tho bottom .
e he sea thcnrn vii! ! roiAt?An'
G :h,5' .crpent and he sba|l b'f
$ them;
Aut; though thcy 80 jotn Cal:
9 tNity before their onor't
{" ti;c.,i.y VIA !, lolpmaud the sUul
' au,l y 5h4., SHY tncM: alu ~
+ set NINE eyes upon them to" -
e and no, for good" Amos 9 -
There is no escape LETT th2l
IL for this is the l,i,ESa, s?aA i:nt
- done the rlischief Itcfefot
Il ',od says. -.
. ''Woss 10 them that ssosiso il
:. iquity and work evil i'npoG the
,e beds. when tbe mornsngis l;gi
they practise it because 1t il
Is the nu ~er Of their hsad. -
IL Aud they covet felds .na ta'
n them hy violence and house ax
Id tpke >x,ay so they oppfcSa
AZ MAJ and bi, houses oven . U'
,,end his heritago, 3d..
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ceea to do Z marvellous work
a mong this pe'ple, even a mar
vellous work and a wonder; for
she wisdom If their wise men
shall periah, and 'he u"der
standing Of their~ pruupn. men
shall % ND -sa. - l3-l4 ~
Ther2fora SO l'said.
Stay 7nnraelvn9. and wGntl.
er CRY >c ont, spd crE TRY arsa
drurI:en, out not 0..h ~:ro.I
t'sy stang"r, hn+ r"t a;'a
aronG dr,nN. Isa. l->.
\r~ t,,n +. as u ttc. ho1t; nF aj'
huul,-, tic great viYi il -ot Go"
which s,.nutd % g lamp N 1nr
feet ana Il iI9hl 10 oar N9tl ~2g
is Haleu to ~, is "a 81 u=te So. A.
is taught by lhe-precepts # rnan
For this reason mcn has th say
that there is mys,ari+.s in the
Word Of God This makes it Il
sealed book tn them, For God
has said faith comes by hearing,
ana hearing ~ the Word oi Cod
Please read
SO tnCr faitn cores by hoar.
ing ana heaglog h" the wOr" Of
Cod. Pum. ln-~l1}
J,uL thc wur,l says how snail
they hear without ! preacher. "
And how Shall thev preach
evcv pt :hcy bc sent" Here is
tho secret men who arc not sent
arc teaching the nfecepts O. men
And this seas the-2lslon.
! So we learn tt!at the visions
SD ken Ut III our Text is thosC
gwen Us ia God 3 Word. After
CHRIST mad been bere and vert
back to heaven, the devil ther
toga:. 70 work in orde" to blind
fuld tne world of people. and n(
believed that ifhe could set al
ln.ze set ~. Then he conlt
very easy uave tue precepts o
. men taught, lii the pace OF Scrip
l ture. So tn re- VAS a NAL
d, found fitted fot the wulb auu ~
-. 50, up the one man theory (Ih
: inaac) anc in and Through TIL
THEORY, TIC profit system wa
al set u}.. And the great division
:, ,.agrn sr afonng the peopie by til
t" .j,secepts Q! .r,en. Ana by til
false teaching, There Is no tra
E, vision it IKE wurd, and the pc;
-, Die perish. There Is on" ma
, WHO " i'll try TO make yoN bclicv
Y that the prrcert tna1 l2o tea"hf
r. is right and no other Is. "
Il An ,thev one viii do the san
i with you until, there IS ever
= thousand dissrcnt precep@~ II
v b. man And und' hose o.
te..ynt teachlrs% me vi~fo5 OF Il
WuYu Is ia, >,>', the people pf
g ish, t'n4 th,, brlugs a g't'
!. la.uiul On the ptup'.', as it read
~ "EeholG. tAs days, COM. san
stf: frrd God. that | will send
- .ap,it.n j., llle l&nd, 10: ; fa,n!l
- Ioe'c&e%G>i ron'a t"lrso'l" :. T.
" hut ef'l'e.r rinc IT," ~oi d. OF u
," Lord" AMOS Oil
u w., ~ ,:at + rher" h
a b en- ), hm,u. ot Tearing of ii
! woru eve, inc INV one IN
nf vnenrA has t,eeu sst up. al
under this theory God b
g. as;d.
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Wa:x There is no Vision
The 7...c>.e perisE.

.r"r..
" ere :;.c.e ia no vision, the :
people perish but he that keep.
eth the law happy is he
Prov 29-1S
Please listen.
Unto you o m y call IN my
voice i :, 10 the sn.> t nan
Pro ga
Please near
w.i>ten O isis unto me: hnb
hearlSel ye people from far: Tho
L I'd hath called me from the
womb: from the bowels Of ny
mother hath he made mention
of my name.
And he hath made my mouth
like a Sharp sword in the SHADOW
of his hand hath he hid me and
made M a polished shaft; n his
ou,7er t,s,t he hid me-" lsa.
AZ ~- p
Oh. rnu.e .rr n. ter ~ |
speak of * ellen, hlrg-; an"
the opening OF my lips >lall be
right things.
Tor my mouth shall speak
truth; and wickne~s is an ab"m
ina,,un to nv Ups Prov S-C'1
Would to God that ahis issue
of the CRE.srT could go into
every house, and be read by
every houeat hart. For "e khoW
if it is read in the spirit of Love
that every one who reads will be
benefited by it. from a sp:ritua
stand pint For our Tex1 say;
where there is no vision the pto
ple perish, And today the visi r
has become as SeaIt q Dock
Please reao,
And the vision of all is be
come unto you as the words Of
: BOOB that is seald, which mel
deliver to one that is Learned
saying. Read this / pray 'hec
I and lie saith, | cannot: for It !
t sealed;
And the book is delivered I
blu, that is not learneo saEin:
i Read ,his / pray thee, and h
E saith aua not learned lisa. Z
n III ~12)
, The readpr may ask wfoa
vision: can we expect me-
visions from God every day
q A,,d W. answer, no not ever
r day neither every year. But To
=, vision spoken Of i' our Tfxs
the t,QI4 %;csd b1 Gc3 For 90
ii 'hath sa!d'. !. g.:
d. !. Thy ~oru Is a 'sn2r lHfi' m
= ice i: and a light unto 10Y pa''>.
113 rs, lt.'.
Here is the vision that has b
cn,naa. q sealed book to Il
peopIe, And the reason why
h4e. in is told in this mannor:
-, .,'lsaseto!a tue Lore :,"ia t'o
!, a. .y..sa,. as this poonIc drs
..s .,,esA ..ls,.,,l.- ,44e'n. u,eut's, 'h'
v:ti:, ,s,l: ip> do 'r,..~: m, !
/. uavs teuov-'d ta4l!!, ear, = :
> from me, and toelr fear '"ra,
y me ia taught by tine precep
men.
: Therefore, hehcld, 7 wiH ~
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Gune AstraY.
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2Colts light bays, one horse
colt wears. cid past main cut
of-hal or q small bel WHEN 'e''
home--a few white hairs ab'ot
the centsr CT forehead.
/ Yearl:ne. main cut OIL and
+; blaze in face, ! front foot white
10 pastsr Joint, ! hind leg en-
sssame side of white foot in front
sWhi4e half way t" knee.
\ w. NJ. Holt lives on tAo head
Y of Cleaver Greek close 10 Water
i Smith 's-Ceutra! Denl'w "a
Dow Holt phone,
ely7 any information ion and d .''' you d
| will bs sat,ared' fur ali,.ks4ub! I
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CLUB RATES.

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a club CT five Subscribers, stne
US two dollars ard hold the d'+'
cents for their labor. Or a C'1'
often Dr more st :ha same 'a''
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Published Ever, xhp}elay

N,,fnrea =: , ~nd class
ynUffeT NSveny, 3rd a. ~ at
the f'ost-oN'.t' Il E}rushykn Oh
no. 1tntta@' ii >l't q!
D:ryrt .''!rd. .!sr4
Tne C;REss.7 ia: o""A run
min q ffp2tI: OIL - -olaFrs
ard T. oHl:es' ','':7e tnis
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" ere :;.c.e is no vision, the
people perish but be that keep.
eth the law happy Is he
't1.o- N01C
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( We tcu@> GU. :@.dars ..a: ss4
the truth ui esc .,sicc S."; L
Of ~ r4r r.!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-02
MounesvlIle nrlefs

-Four fcdcral prisoners we're recAived
at thc state penal institution SATURDAY
afternoon
Harry Tee returned 20 his home az
MOI sanioWn yesterday after spending
TIE past few days With friends In this
The local lodge OF EIks VIII hold ifs
REGULAR scmi-mOnthly dance next
Thursday evening
Miss Nclle Brown. Who underwent
an operation ~ the Ohio Valley Cen
era hospital fow DAYS ago. Is doing
MR. o. o. Cauctt has returned 10
her home at Clorksburg after spending
me past Few days with friends and
relatives Boz thls city
O. A. Muligan of Akron. Ohio. IL
spending q few DAYS with friends and
relatives here.
iihe eight young men arrested FOR
IulI'I lnE ON the streets have taken an
appeal To- thc circuit court
Mr. Ralph Adams of Clarksburg f.
pending 70 few days With friends and
relatives Boz tlie city
new regiaurant will be opened in
I' room formerly occupied by the
iif.nr barber shop in he post once
building
Mrs s. 70 RYAN NJ Twelfth street.
Who Was removed fo the Glendale hos.
Ii'fI with an illness ls improving very
street Commissioner Litman viii rr-
-HIn" ino work OF putting cIndcrs on
.n" street crossings Dol the outskirts
ibis morning
3D. 81 spoon returned To- his home
spending tho past few dave ain
friends in this city
Do Work ~ painting tho sheriff q
oHico no tho county court h0uee is
progressing nicely
several telephone wires we're broken
"a, lruay afternoon hy the high Wind
Nr and Mrs Evan O. Roberfe have
leit on an extended trip 10 EQypt and
other foreign countries
ono offender will face Mayor DIair
TINS morning on plain drunk charge
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STEUBENVILLE


STU BrNNILLE O.. Feb. In the
case OF Joshua kirkiand vs.. John Gun
bingham, the plaintiff was awarded a
jury verdict Of $500 damages for false
arrest for alleged circulation Of rumors
aftectiug the bank at Amsterdam.
Edwin Jones vs.. Phillips Sheet & Tin
Plate Co, settled NJ costs Of defendant
Aaron Gerrin. for furnishing liquor to
a minor was fined $50 and costs on his
Indictment
Pete hsdon was fined 800 and costs
on an Indictment for gambling
y. NJ Franey vs.. Thressa McGfIlfvrav
foreclosure ordered on a mortgage FOR
S3.496.41.
Thos. rPice VS. J. r. Guchrist ct al
settled ana plaintiff gets rs shares OF
stock OF the Means Fonurdy a Machine
Go. in hands Of Nonongh's adminlstra-
Tor TITLE 20 stock QWetted. Thomas
Price vs.. Gilchrist also settled on "A
Judgment FOR plaintiff for $500 and
Onto on complaint OF Gertrude Booth
ys. John McFeeley. appeal tranaoript
from docket OF Justice 7. !. Campbell or
Knox township
George H. Robinson. etc. We. John IL.
tlff
Steubenville p. & T.. Assn. Co. vs.. y
homer Mclee 81 a. sale confirmed
Joseph Spiuoza. who wns indicted for
carrying concealed weapons into the
grand jury room whore he wa "a Wit
ness, was fined 500 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-02
A SEATTLE JUDGE
GIVES AN OPINION
Judge Doyle. % Seattle. Washington,
Talks About Plant Juice
The New Tonic.

We take great pleasure IN publish
ish the following testimonial from
Judge J ". Doyle. who lives al 1907
Eddy street in Seattle. Washington.
Judge Doyle has lived In that city
Tor more than 20 years and Was a
member Of the city council and 20
lice judge OF Georgetown for six
years. lie is a large property owner
and has retired from active life. lie
said:
My wife and I have been reading
with interest you advertising matter
and concluded II was our duty to
tell you what Plant Juice has done
for me. have had considerable
for the past three years I was in
Los Angeles. Calf. recently tAkfng
a treatment for constipation and
chronic indigestion. I suffered severe
pains from the formation OF gas IN
my stomach. had TO be very careful
what | eat and even then gas would
form. Friends urged me 10 try Plant
Juice and 70 has worked wonders in
my case. can now eat the heartlest
foods With no bad results and am
feeling better In every way. know
Plant Juice Will DO what you claim
for it."
II Is not what we say but what
the people say that makes Plant
Juice so popular and the people
would not say these things n they
did not know Plant Juice would live
up 10 all the promises we make for
T. II you have indigestion. gas.
boating. foul breath no appetite.
or in the joints try Plant Juice at
once. The Plant Juice man Is al the
Hoge-Davi Drg Co. store
Try a bottle from him and ~ I,
does not help you he viii return
your money.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-02

Charles McCuskey has returned 20
his studies at Morgantown. after
spending the past few days with his
parents in this city.
Miss Aimee Welch. OF Grafton. r.
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. r. G.. Mates f. spending a
few days with friends and relatives
al GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
The young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. III. n. Lutes. who has been IN
for the past fe wweeks. has fully re-
covered
Miss Agnes Kaufman left yester-
day for Morgantown, where she will
enter the State University
Mayor Charles T.. Morris Is con-
nned 70 his homo on Fifth street.
with slight Illness
The McMechen High school basket
ball fiye may play the Shadyside
team next "Wednesday evening.
Miss Stella Griffin, OF Akron, Ohio.
Is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in this city.