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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-13
wellsburg Briefs.

lsodneE Jacobs. Of Wheeling d. Sp,rJ-
inE Few days with relauVs~ in this
=. Miss Pauline Mouttcr was "a recent
FOllgusbce visitor
, " illidm Abel, Alex smith and Edward
Iatlon. OF Eollaushcc. We're WellSburs.
VISITORS ON "Wednesday ey,uir.
Mi~. Sdbina Lewis OF Eetnart Is
E'7iilgE 80 the home OF AR and Mrs )
Mr aud Mrs Edward NaIor, will at-
icni the wedding gNut.ersarr of Nj.
'y,lloIF aunt in Wheeling tonight.
o. w 'h-t.r TT. Sill left to-day rnf ...u.,. s.
I'lNN. ONO county. whore I. viii .r-
Ed.lt' o.. agriculture club tonight
'f~. Flora Henderson has returned o.,
.'i nome on Chicago. ill.. after "A visit
WIN Mrs. J.. ". Grimes.
NIs Margaret Gs'srhorua Is in 4t
I'L home oU Main street OF"
.If-. d. y. Cox and Mics Nellie Ma
."i,t we've recent social visitors in Fol
D.. 81. Arnold Isrt yesterday rDr Ifs
nome in ium'rUy. Ohio
AIIiIu l'uffr. who has been WORKING.
pm isiN ,."d, ONTO. i- yI-itiu. Dis parents
.MIrs Elmer .Gilonri-t Mrs. Hradar
',lIt Il". Mrs JUIa Fault ana Mn I..I-
,fi Porter v,ro ~f,.u.u. II-. ,It. ,t.s.
Tors "u Wednesday aft. moon
- .'lI'. stores was 90 l#lfu..... ....fr.. ...
w L.slfIE yesterday.
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WEILSBURG


tlL-EIl,E. fN. Tu. T,. fg-Jn
Vie invitation Of COL E. w. E.aI. Com
Ef'H man NJ. NJ. N,Dlsr. uI the First
West virginia district viii Do present
D" -n'Ih GO ihc big banquet To- De- given
"F iNe Wrll.nHrE Volunteer Ere be-
I1riwnut. uu Tuesday. Fcbrulrv Fam.
'l i." city hail This word was ID
IN lNl. .i'' tN Mr.. I,tl lr letter
ii'In '"'ET'-.THHu NsDIsH from WASH
,.r ION. 1n' B.. orccIrlIF pleasing g. an
,'.-.I'E r'"l." During hI. stay bon
IlsII
i.' preparations o.. OBJ. biz Haruarf
'|' '|.i. taking NOR. U.fI"If. shane
.nN 900 Monday raE' when Go, solicit.
... committee beings joe WORK. tho real
''i." WORK VIII start and VII .urf....
"I'Dn until t|H MIGHT ~ ti. aff4.,.
.'' -f.' of ticket. I# encouraging O.,
'.. If"gn. Hnn .mur persons Irr r.at.
purchase uf fH. frur.
~ me- REGULAR meeting uf tho Mo-.
'..'. H.f"'Iur. hold ur Tr..T4.
'.Mt. OH. H..a..ltIHr endorsed fUr
|.. |"d w.I. donation 20 DOB, f.r.
department.
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Courses Arranged for Farmers.

Webster n. Sill. OF the au-Handie
Agriculture Club. has completed arr
engagements for tho holding OF courses
for the benefit OF the farmers in the dir
lerent parts or the county. For several
days next week the meetings will b@
held In Cross Creek district. the places
being arranged as follows. Franklin
church, Thursday. February 18th. at =
4. m; In the evening az 80 O'clock ut
the Gtst school; and on Friday Febru-
airy goth. at y. m. at the Tent school
near Collier. The same subject will b..
discussed at each OF these meetinEF.
and all the farmers viii get the benefit
Of them.
Mr. sill also wishes 20 announce 90
the farmers that he Is iu the Board OF
Trade building. In WEeelinc. on every
saturday. to consult with those who
call on him.
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The two hundred miners emIlcyed
az the Fort Pitt coal mine across the
river IRON mis- city returned to their
work yesterday morning after being
IDLE for one day. due to a controversy
over the condition OF tho mine. The
men, u Is said, claimed that the air
Was bad and feared an explosion
However the mine was inspected and
2 satisfactory agreement was reached
between the men and the operators
49, Mounds-iile Briefs.
Inc work 81 Spreading cinders in
front arr"nI OF the city building is progressing
Mrs. Austin Lowe. Of Baltimore. Nd.
arrived here yesterday and will spend
ieW DAYS with friends and relatives
Many McNechen and Benwood people
enjoyed the hne skating on the lake at
thy campErounds last evening.
Two ConNivfs We're discharged from,
the state penal institution Yesterday
having served their sentences.
., Miss Myrtle Tanner OF SistersvilIe
ana relatives in this city.
Elsie Crow f. confined to her home
tack OF pneumonia.
The Ladies Ala Society Of the Christ
Ian church. Will hold hak sale Satur-
day Afternoon at Kirkmau's store on JEFF
ieTsuu avenue.
Mrs. Mary Powell f. confined toher
nome on Eigth street with a serious in
Mrs e. X. SadIes returned TO her
home at Point Marion. Pa Yesterday
I 49, i."NAIl- spent the past Few DAYS
mere with friends and relatives
W. y. kiddcr. who underwent an on
Grafton last sunday al his home on
Morton avenue. is slowly improving
i'r. \. b.. Sguwiu. Of Wheeling was
trdnSactinE profess ioual business in tbis
, city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ". g. Cronkwright. Of
I Iiit-hurgh, Pa. formerly OF this city
WI, spend sunday with relatives here.
Ar.. y. d. Cooper. OF Beaver. Pa is
spending few days with friends and
relatives in this CITY.
Ihc Luther League held a meeting
last evening az the parsonage and
t1usa'ted routine business.
TIL" students ia the cast az IN. HIGH
rcnool play held another dress rehearsal
ih-. evening ar the school building
''nFfat -uuorfnfordcnt Paul Leonard
or INH MOI IultF mines in this section.
| !f"h-'ci'o business here yesterday Hf-
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on Teeth
BY
Orian Hedrick, D. D. S.
READ! THINK!
REMEMBER!
Take Care Of Your
Teeth---WHY?

Because your health de-
pends upon your teeth.
WITHOUT good teeth YOU
cannot digest your food.
3-Brushing your teeth will
prevent their decay
decay is due 10 uncleanli.
ness.
5-Diseasc is often caused by
decayed teeth.
6-Do you visit the Dentist
twice year or do YOU wait until
your teeth drive you 20 him.
"A clean mouth is the evil
dcnCc Of refinement
s-Gct me habit Of brushing
your teeth.
o-Brush your teeth "a, leae.
twice day
10 Brush between the teeth .
around the gums food sticks there
ii-Toofh powder cleans fb.
teeth and puufcs the breath
l2-Prcvcnt further DELAY ty
having us make an examination of
your mouth now free o. charge
Office hours a. m. to . D. m.
Sunday hours-lO a. m. g. I p. m.
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Fine skatino q, AZ.

FOR the first time this seaeon local
persons are ENJOYING excellent st,'i
ing on the artificial lake AZ tho carrn
grounds. Fully two hundred person4
were on tho ice last EVENING. and to-
day many Of the school children VINO
are dismissed early I'm the afternoon
VIII journey 70 the lake Carrfatsr
Baxter had built n large fire. near tho
Iake Tor persons 20 warm by and an
are having a fine tim, Tho ice ia
very thick and perfectly aar.
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me farmers short course At West
Liberty state Normal school ras at
tracted the attention % the farmers and
dairNmen from Pennsylvania and West
virginia. and every day the sessions are
attended by large crowds. At the lee
ture and demonstration on pruning held
In the EmslCy orchard about 50 persons
were present. over ts0 we're present
when the lecture on the care and feeding
81 cattle was discussed. The meetings
began on Tuesday and will continue un-
I'll Friday.
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james aillesnie Rnrind

James Gillespie. Who died on TUESDAY
evening. at the home Of hts parents at
--'l Mariana street, was burieC Thurs
gay afternoon. the body being laid to
rest IN Brooke cemetery. Services AT
me mouse were conducted by Rev W D
iillmeS, of the PRESBYTERIAN church
Many beautiful floral offerings were
given TO the family by the many friends
OF IN" deceased man. on "Wednesday
evening. the knights of the Maccaees.
went to the house In % body to nav their
resIeCts " theIr d.r,a -ed hrnth rf
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Telephone Men 70 Innra

party OF Boll telephone liuemeu
composed of = g. tOwlrs. r.. j. Abrams
W - brodcn. II. &. Broden. II J. close
~ VI. campbell. j. :. Grubbs. \ y. Holi-
1a!, u: Matthews. a. \. Rankin and
=, VI. Williams. who have been at work
tsDaHlnE the lines or the Comuany I'm
ms CITY Tor about month past. Iert
Today Tor Norlyille. Ohio, where they
VII put UP new lines and repair the ola
ones mere They have not Vet COM
pIeted the work I'm this city and cNpa,t
10 return here some time in the srrin-
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The open gate campaign which ir
being wared In this city for the carn
grounds next summer during carn
meeting a. meeting with much eur.
cess according 10 tho Information ~r
celyed from those M tho hr1I ~ the
movement Already many cortriHu-
lions have boon made ana Do fa az.
pected that by tho snd of another
week tho necessary Eve hundred fuf.
lars viii have been secured tr
contributions are being mailed FOB ur
VI =. Compton. Of fh.. p.fv
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me Iarse gas engine az the TrimbIe
ana johnson building on Jefferson
avenue has bee put out of commits
sion and large motor has been Dor
roWed from the Fostoria Glass com.
pany. Necessary renoirs arc 49,
made TO the gas engine and in f1tG
DAYS the engine will be in working or.
ger. However. work al the large
pant Is going on Just the same While
repairs are being made
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HIGH School PLAY Tonioh,

Arrangements have been complo.aJ
Tor the rendition OF the high school
pay which will be given his oven.rr.
IN the auditorium OF the Central
school building under the auspices of
the local high school. The nlay ts
entitled The Varsity Coach" and Is
sara 10 be very interesting. MANY
tickets have been sold for tho go,
and the students expect very lar.
crowd 70 attend. A splendid program
good time. a
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Tho local KNIGHT. of U..... ..r..
No. -. g. makirr ARRANGEMENTS 1
aff"rd nc golden .Nhi'.' o. .Is Or .r
20 be- hold q. W'harrr. Lob ID f,g
weeks Tho local lodge wild 3D.. .
have exercise az I.Hfrr. .Inr. ru
tho nineteenth % fN.a month and
VIII attend Tho bl~ HIr no r.H.rfn.
I'm a body AT member. ar. ur..rr.
j. requested 20 attend 'H. rar moot
Ing. % which time plan. WIN Ie mat.
for the affair
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mas been discovered again, this time
on Lafayette avenue. near tho RIari,.
ehsop Factory and was only discov-
tred by the moving OF the factory.
sewer Inspector Frank Ernst will
start force Of men at work this
morning digging up the street. II IS
not known how many tile are broken.
put II Is thought that the necessary
repairs can be made in few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-13

robbers broke into tho office Of the Gin
cinnati Creamery company tonight and
held up J. ~. Bauer. president OF the
firm. and clyde MCCaron. its vice-presi-
dent. While two % the men held III
on Gals covered with revolvers the other
rified the safe, hut secured only $50. Tho
men succeeded in making their escape.
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h'n ]. VI william Hn .. fU'. civ.
VINO receive. Ita appointment Ia l
~ bsr uf 'Oe state fn"rT uf control
ter.aF Tor Charleston. .rlr. Ia ugU
p'flu lIH now Iufirf Or Williamson
has boon iu fhis cts since Iref FrId4v
receiving fhn congratulations from Dbl.
.''F 'rI"rfa AND ha rnv. ayueff4 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-13
Sold Eleven Horses.

-Four Assyrians visited this city yes
terday looking for horses. and Lem
Price. the livery man on Second
street. disposed of eleven Of his horses
70 the men before they left the city
morning TO Pittsburgh. where they will
be used. The Assyrians returned TO
their homes last evening. The sale IS
one OF the largest ever held in this
city without being advertised.
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prillinr wall

The third we'll has been started by
the Miller X Mildrcu Comilnv. on the
John Walsh farm. In the Beech Bottom
field. Two previous wells on this farm
were dry holes The present well e.
about 80 feet from the line between tho
Meyers and Walsh farms Tow good
wells have been stru,.l on the Movers
lease
Several wells In this field are drilling
nut the progress Is SLOW OWING 20 the
extreme cold weather. n. water sup
ply II also low. The coming ~ Suriui.
VIII. no doubt open IN extensive dcysl-
-.... n. n -
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Join UnNnn-

INC Nhlte swan l.aDudry and Home
liand Laundry. ana the Wellsburg
steam Laundry, and al their employees
nave Joined the Wheeling local Of the
Laundry Workers International Union.
OF America. and are now ranuiEg uu1,g
union hours, conditions and wages. Thir
hcuon was taken 10y the proptietors Of
the laundries in order 10 give their er,
lioyes the benefit OF the working CON
ditions enjoyed by the union employees
IN other cities
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Circuit Court Note.

steNe Iucholc. o. COLLIER. was return.
cd 10 jail here this morning. his bonds
men. the West Nrgin4a-itttsburgh Goa
company. surrenderlnE his bond. Tue
hole Il charged with the illegal sale OF
liquor. and will be given A hearing be-
Tore The Erand jury on Monday
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Licences Issu<d-


hsohFfh \. law son. hlulrNN lie. Pa
hesse A Taylor. Indiana. Pa.
AndreN Elmer Fro.lcha. Pittsburgh
Ia.
william Young. Pittsburgh ap
Helen BollenburE. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Walter 81 Taylor. pravoSburg. Pa
Mamie r. Mcdaniel Portsmouth. Ohio.
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Ms. sue Hedge ana Miss Lucy
blankensop. yesterday quaufied a. eN-
executives Of the estate Of their mother.
the ate Mrs. Maria Greer Blankensop.
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reside at Charleston. His dentist Of
nee has been turned over 10 his SON
DIR. c. ID. Williamson. who will CON
tlnue The NIsIness as in the past.
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Horne Eail

Early this morning the morse Of the
warden Heating n supply Company fen
on the ice. as 10 was going mp the hill at
Ninth street. To the Washington pike.
The left hind leg was badly crif. ON the
hard ground. and the horse had To Ic
stabbed for the balance OF the day
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MGUNDSVlLLE
Kelley ln1provlna.

Mike Kelley. the knight OF the
road. who was badly cut by an IN
known negro early Wednesday even
ing. IS getting along nicely at the
Gledale hospital. where he was re-
moved shortly following the fight with
The negro. II was az first thought
that he had small chance for recovery.
but II proved To be that he was very
weak from loss Of blood The wound
Is not very deep but several inches
long. and barring complications the
injured man will be able to leave the
hospital In a few weeks. He said his
home Is az New Castle. Pa The To-
cal county and city officials have thus
far failed 20 locate the negro who 70
Is alleged committed the assault
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Executor. Qualified.

sGesL Bethany Conslderetio. 1880
Dated January 20. 1914
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CINCINNATI Feb. II Theodore
indianapolis today by an orrice- OF the
Juvenile court and lodged In Jail here
late tonight charged with contributing
20 the delinquency 81 n 16-year-old girl
The girl in her confession Of delinducn-
cy - said 70 have named many men %
social standing In tNis city
CTNCrNNATI Teh. 1r-Three rnnaheh
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Tax Collector Here.

Tax Collector Here.
A. J. Wilkinson, state income tax
collector. who has been spending the
past few days in this section Of the
state. was I'm this city yesterday. talk
ing over the fine points OF the new
law with many OF the more prominent
business men. He viii leave to-day
for Parkersburg. and viii spend a
few days there. returning to this city
in a few days
Sewer Broke Again.
A break IN the new sewer system
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intelligence 1914 Almanac for 25c
al the Nichols News stand. Get u
today.
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Copyright. 1913. Sherman d. clegeD
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CINCINNATI. Feb. l7.-Three masked
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-02
THE WISE GUYS" DICTIONARY

Reub. A man who owns 240 acres
of farm land valued at about 5000 an
acre.
Jay. A man who owns 1915 auto
mobile.
Country Jake. A man whose home
is equipped with gas-lights, hot and
cold running water. bath rooms and
hot water heating plant.
zap. A man whose son is leading
his class at the University.
Hick. A man whose signature is
good for $4,000 at any bank in the
county.
Boob. A man whose daughter finds
herself worth $4,000 when the will
is read.
Simp. A man, to corral whose vote
the congressman tramps over forty
acres of plowed land.
Wise Guy. A city chap with about
80 cents in his pocket, who uses the
above terms-Vesta Censor.
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&c Bakind Powder biscuits

Three enbs fouy;, x to y CUP short
erfnlg; ; Lc1'el teaSbo0ntuks X c BAKING
Foaofey,; about cup milk ar Uatey; I
teGsP00nfni SAIL.
Sift three times, the -four, salt and
baking powder. Work into the -four the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter il
comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut IN small shapes and
bake on sheet or very shallow pan in
a hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place well apart, not allowing edges
to touch. Small biscuits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount OF time to raise and
bake.
Have you seen the new < c Cooks Book
B-71ful OF appetiziug recipes that simply must
he successful every time IL the few simple irec-
tons are carefully followed. Toz would gladly
pay 50 cents for this valuable book vet We serd
u cbsolMk1yfree upon receipt OF the coIored Ger
t1ncate packed IN every z5centcan of < Baking
Powder JAQUEs MFG- Co., Chicago. Small
cans DO not have Cooks Book certificates.
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been in a house OF prostitution or gam
bling den, but | have a right to protest
against them With respect to a public
teacher whose works are known and
read of all men, every man has a right
to judge. Mr.. Sundays sermons, in
stenographic reports, authorized by him
self. have been printed over and over in
hundreds of newspapers. He breaches
the same sermons everywhere. He uses
the same language everywhere. The bits
of choice English picked out and printed
in the daily press are substantially the
same everywhere. Mr.. Sunday has never
repudiated them; on the contrary he
keeps repeating them.
'ro say that one has taken pains to in
form himself with respect to this teach
ing has no right to express an opinion of
Mr. Sunday as a teacher is simply fatu-
Gus. To a public teacher, surely, the
judgment of Jesus must be applied, BY
thy words thou shalt be justified and by
thy words thou shalt be condemned 1
wonder if these brethren have never ex-
pressed an adverse judgment respecting
teachers whom they have never heard.
| doubt if any of them ever heard Thorn
as Paine, or Robert Ingersoll, or Mary
Baker Eddy, or the Pope; and yet / am
sure that they would not hesitate to ex-
press their opinion concerning their
teachings.
Some Of my critics accuse me Of the
same intolerance as that of which I COM
plain in Mr.. Sunday. think that my
oeighaors know that am not intoler-
ant. have never, in my thirty years in
Columbus, called in question any mans
right to speak his mind. l have never
engaged in any controversy on religious
subjects. I have never replied to criti-
;isnls on my own teaching. But when a
man comes into town and spends seven
weeks in preaching and teaching and
practicing intolerance, it seems to be nee
essary to raise voice against it. There
IS just one thing that a tolerant mind
cannot tolerate, and that is intolerance.
That ought to be plain without a diagram.
But if one is needed, here it is:
!" For I am in love with love
And the sole thing hate is hate;
For hate is the objectionable sin,
fYa love is the Holy Ghost Within"
Gradually the sober minded men of
the church realized that no possible
good could come of the continued ar
gument.- There waD none who could
directly rafute the plain statements
made by Dr. GLADDEN.. On the other
hand they were confronted with the
fact Of largely increased church men,
bership, with church activity on the
part of men and women, but particu-
larly men, who never had given time
or thought to anything concerning the
church or the things for which the
church stands. Through the efforts OF
these lay-members conversions con-
tinued to be made and accessions
we're made to church membership in
a manner that was highly gratifying
to the leading laborers in the Vine
yard.
With the passing of weeks and
months by tacit consent the GLADDEN.
Incident.
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HELP, OH HELP,

Pontiac, Ill.-When Mrs. Katie NJ.
Welsh, AZ years old, became the wife
of Luther G. Welsh, Sc, father of
her divorced husband, she started a
new muddle in relationship. BY her
first marriage she had a son, Jay
Welsh, now married and the father
of daughter, Viola. By her second
marriage she becomes step-mother to
her divorced husband from whom she
got decree two years ago. She is
step-grandmother of her own SON,
step-mother of herself, grandmother
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I'll SHOW EN-, DURN EN-

I've stopped the paper, yes I have,
I didn't like to do it, but the editor
got too smart, and / allow he'll rue
it. | am a man who pays his debts,
and will not be insulted. So when
the editor gets smart | want to be
consulted. I took the paper leven
years and helped him all I could sir,
But when it come to dunnin' me I
didn't think he would, sir. But that
he did, and you can bet it made me
hot as thunder: | says, 'I'll stop that
sheet, l will, If the doggone thing
goes under" I hunted up the editor
and fer his cunnin' caper I paid him
'LEVEN years and quit! Yes sir, I
stopped the paper.
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and step great grandmother of Viola
Welsh, daughter Of her son by her
first marriage. If she has any child
rem by her recent marriage she will
be not only their mother, but also
their sister-in-law.
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Continued from page 81
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CAREER OF
BILLY SUNDAY, EVANGELIST