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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02


IN Die sicuersnblcr bon Gong.
las @ountp: - Cd bicne iebt mel.
men eriten Termin ais S6ertff ali
mio beperbe mid nm g~1ie6ermabl.
80 babe ebrlih, unpariciiih mb
aetreuIid meine 9iIi6i eriilt m6
~ feiner 8eit ~ irgen0dner Glidle
1cbaIten ODER einem s@ob4 ACCIDENT.
Meine @eaner baben p%eraebcns nod
etnefn @rnH0e ibrar @eanerid,ait
aegen mid Geiiht irtt pcrfrn fc
Die 6rage Der e%rndbrlna Der ge.
ianaeuen aitf. lie Sa6laae 1T lltrB
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IN bier beridie6enen 6ntihei6unaen
ausaefi6rt bat, 0ab Is unaeieblidI
iein piirOe, Die Grnd6runa Der CSC.
iauaeuen i'm aontraft 3i p%crae6rn
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lei, fir 0ieie Soree 3l traaen. e,n
orei ueridieoenen 51Ilen bat oafiel.
be 06ergeriht ausgeiiibrt oaB Id
berehtigt iet, Doc bro aobf Ser
@eiangeten unb pro Tag in gleh.
nung 81 ieben. Sebten 9uli dn6erte
oaS Oberaeri9t feline Neinlma un0.
erfldrte, DAB es Qilidt Der Goimtp.
behoroe lei, Den QreiS fir Ole gr.
ndbrune Der @efangcnen ieit3uie.
ten Pun babe i'd obcr aif @rln6
Der friibereu %gntideiolmg 6eS O6er.
geri6ts ole @efangeucn ii6cr 20
Q}onate lang eeipeiit mo babe i'd
enttpeoer be}ahlt ODER mel.
men periouIi6en Credit einaeIest.
inn omar ieit Dem 6. 5ebrunr 1918.
Oieiem Gage aber bat 6ns
County mir audi ni6t eli.
men Gent bieriiir 3urid9e3n6lt. ga
felt 6ieiem Gage Die Goun.
feinen @iu6aitspreis fort.
bat un0 3neitens 6ieiel6e iid
Ipel9ert, MID 81 be}ablen. 8lcl
Sountp6ebor0e bat iotuo6I meme aes
Nnipriife ais aid sic Gnt.
'dGi0ungen oes 9bergeridIts iano.
rirt. Die ein5iae Silie, sic mir
iur 5eite itebt, lit III Dem @cridt,
tpcrOe i'd mid ser Gutidei.
mtermerien. Sd eriude ie0enI
Die Gefor6e i'm @ert6tsgebmoe Elm.
mo iit bon Ger @o6r6eoit
~ ii6er5euaeH. Sn Der qnqeIegeu.
lcit betreffenO bic Spciiunq Ser &c.
babe id 0icie III l|le6ereins
init 6en @eIcBen .eiuae,
teIlt uno babe i6 6ierir, mie in
IlIcm llebrigen, meine Bfli6t err.
.iilIt un6 5ipar 5ltr pollen 3ufrie.
Der Iie6en Gifter 6es 81.
triftgeri6ts. Seoe Stimme miro.
Riidiid)t alf politiihe g2eigun.
len, Bepiir0igt ner0en.
5. s. @cS6ne, s6eriff
Sol. gn5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02
Or. S%olubtdiner iber Bic gdnl.
rnthA.Nanhibaifn.

Ut, Aolrpidltier iibef bic Galiil'
tatbS.danbibattu.
golaelbqr grtei iprtdt fir fdi
ielsii mo iollte weiige5eu6e Bead.
iiing linoen:
omaha 1ribiiHe,
Gmaba, Qebr.
8erihe 6erren: CD iab bic ga.
men oc5 @oltEtideis fir Sic Grlic.
hungs bebor0e in 5brer 8eitimg Der.
ofientlidt mo in6oiiire 6icielben Oh.
ne 3ogerH. Sd miir6e tpiueu aud
mir einen auneublid fir Die Sdul.
be16rOe empfcbIen, rDern ih oddte.
bob c. nidlt Die ridtiacu 2cnte ba.
mir ieieH. Sd babe benz 9clfe
ais WitgIieb Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iiber flint Sabre lang aebieni, bin
Bipeimal 9r1iioent gepeien uno.
BIN. mic Gle tpiiicn, Elm mcitaegruo.
tier gnipalt m6 @orfimpicr fir
before Wlet6o6en ocs 2ebreus Der
oeutiheu Sprdfe In mIercu Sod.
idillen aelueien uu0 babe aud 6a.
fir genirft, mad Ginaba 6eu beiten.
0eihideu 9ebrer i'm 9onoe AT brin.
gen. Sd babe aud gebolirn 6eu
Oelitiden llnterridt IN unieren Bolts.
id}uleu ein3ufii6ren uad0em Der
Deutid.g StaatsDer6an6
bon Rebrasfa erfoIgreid Elm @eieb
IN Der 2egiSIatur eriohten bate
iDounh Der oeltife Spraduntarridt
in mieren goIfsi6uIen mogIid nur.
Be.
Sd peiB, oaB 6ie mdnner ouf
BOLTS Iidct ~ nidt At berme6,
ieln nit Dem giirger.Iid - libc.
raj, fortidrittIid uno feline 8rem.
.ocn6aiier iinb uno ermabIt tuer6en
SodahtmasDolI,
Or. 6. SoIopt6iner
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02
NlinOr fir Staats. anSitur.

9ieies lit 6a8 6coeutenofe at Be.
ieBenoe St1atsamt. Sc Bot Die 4on.
trcqe ODER lleberipadll1g BON Stats.
uno gorntb 8on68 BON fat $67,.
600 Gin erfobrener MQnn io(ls
te oesGolb eripGblt tperoen. Serr
90. 8. I1inor lit elm meitFdtiger,
orbeiten0er, boflider un0 lei-
ituugsf1biger 9}ann. Dem 8tDpiidb.
rige g%rfabrimg in Sano6o6uilg Scr
bieie8 antes CUR Settle
Iteman6 pirb einen 6e6.
ler beaeben, toern er ben ieBigen
Silfs. auoitor, 90. 8, Mlinor, nnter.
itiist. Sol. an8.
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(etnGefanbt)
5o9n 6, spnd iir Gonntp.

49, ~HNfV iNh MNNRfT
aummindr.
Die GountD Qomniiidre bonD DOUG.
los @ormtB itn0 idbrli@ nit Der
8eransgabuna bon iiber 1 Wiaion
Dollars bonn @eloe Der SteuerBobler
betraut nn0 es iii elm aedlt Ser
8dbler Die Mdnner oug8undblen,
pelfe Die 8erautinortlidfeit fir Bic
9erausaabung 6ieier ungebauren
Summe tragen.
6err aBHd, elmer ser le6iaen
eountD. aommiiidre. inft aus Der
.&ano oeS @plfes Inn @ip0erermab.
hing nod unO bdlt 6aber bic Cef.
ientIidfeit ooju beredtiat, etmas
'iiber ieine biSbcrige anffibring ais
.VtitalieO Der 9e60rbe al beruebmen.
GritenS un0 oils midiiaites bot
SEER 2pttd ben a@raft" bel Der CT.
.ndbrung Der @efon9enen befdmpft
uno bat oout Der &iilie Der @cridte
.erfolg BARN aebobt Den Steuer.
3abIern bon $25, 900 Dig 100000
pro Sobr ST eriporen. Die $4,000
iitr Srreugebiibren unO bic $1,000
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die Der
@lert oes 8iitriftsgeridt8 qlaubte,
iih ieI6it brpiQigen 3a fonnen, ba.
ben aud bic g[ufmerfIamfeit 6es
Serrn Gund orf liM qe3oaen NIT
DEM erfolgc Dab beioc MIN our lin
terlutung ge8ogeu fino nit Der gis.
ii9t, 0ab 0os @eridyt entI6cioen
miro, ooB onS @eto Dem @emein.
weien ge6ort anitntt einem geamten
Der bereitS Elm liberaleB @ebalt fir
feline 8ienIte be3iebt.
3iueitens bat @arr 9Dnd fpa6ren0
Der Grbouuna Oes neiten @eri6ts.
gebdu0es 5u alien 8eiteu feline Stims
me erbobeu uto nit unerlo6mter
@nergie 6oiir 9efGmpft Gin 10 mo-
oerneS, feites uno b alencs Sc,
bditoe obue einen 8oiten ertraous.
9oben fir Ole Steuer5o9ler All CT.
uuo 8rpar init Dem GeIuItat,
BOB 0ns gar5e @ebdlloe qut inner.
1al6 Der @ren3er Scr 9epiQiquna
lit un0 nod ein lleberiduB
bon $1,000. A6 oil oen GountD. @e.
neral 6ono abgeIiefert Dcr0cn fonn.
te., nadoem 0oS @eb1uoe bolen0etI
mar.
3rittenS - unO Sies berii6rt Ben
Stelter5abler brett l. bot
0err 2Dn4 umtbig ouf ieOer SibunaI
Der Neutrality-suspicious. ou8qe6aIten
I'M ben Steuer6eidaDer0en Ser fleis
zen 8ouSeigner 5t laltifcn lnO Die
5teuern gleidmdBig 81 ~bert6cileu.
o0aB Die groBen aorporatiou8 n.
ge5mltngen tDarerL ibren ac.
e6ten antbeil an Steuern 3u 8ab
en-. IS lit gut fir oen fleinen
5tener5obler, Die 9e0eutltng 0ieieg
fir geredte @ertbeiIung
Ter S%teuerlaiten gum riftigen 8er4b
II %mtr0igen. aorporationen unS
IroBe @eid1ft8iutereiien iiuo INNER
ior Der Ansgle68beb0roe ourd be-
aBlte anpalte b~ertreteL m1bren0
Ter tIeine Steuer5abler feinen BAT,
mi ben er ii1 berlaiien fam, ais
~mlttbigen Gommiiidr. 0it an.
eren 8orten er lit SIR QniuaIt
penn Sic iid nidt geitatten f6nnen
3u uehmen. mi0 bierin be.
bot Serr 2pn6 nicmols emf
@}it onoereu @orten, 6enfen 6ie
lit nod, ebe ite entideioen mo
Sic fiber, bob sic Serrn
.Dnd mte0ererboIten aI8 92itglie0
er GountDbeb6r0e, ut melder er in
en- Iesten A Sabren Der ~mentuegte
'orfdmpfer Der mittlern un0 drme.
en ataiieu bon Omaha gelpeicn lit. {
Sin Rfirna,.
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q. s. 8urn, oeltTder Sptb
fer. ausen unterTutt fir Drill.
len. 443--5 granoais gpbGuSe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02

biirgern 1T, benefit Ser llmItono,
onB er BEL ser 8rimdrDabt bereit8
foit 8rpet 0rittel aller abgeqe6cnen
Stimmen er6ielt, ndmlid) runO 65
gro5ent. aud ipriAt Der IlmIton0
fir Serrn SoIenbef. oab iein Sc
gentan0iOnt, 9ihter Steele, 6ereits
oos bibliide glter bon rs Su6ren
erreift bat. SER Soaeubed bat
iein Seim I'M ih0nen Fremont auf.
geidlagen uno bereits oft bemieien,
Dab er uuf feline oeutid. penniplba.
%abitammum9 itoI5 lit urto oaB
er oen 9eutidel1 nod INNER oeuo.
gen lit. QIio, Iiebe 2an6sIeitte,
1oltet feit 5%uiammen unO tretet on
nie elm Monn fir Conrad Soften.
bed. Quf gum Sieg am 8. go.
BENDER NIT Conrad SoQen6ed.
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glad6nrn it fein 9rp6i6itipniit.

Die antis 9 olom.2iga BON SIC.
brasfo ien0et an allie TIRE W1itgIie-
Der @riefe, in 0enen file ole 5tel-
lung Der S~anoi6aten fir aongreB.
m6nner in Der Brobibttionsfra9e
frittitren. @ir fii6ren oarauS ben
.folgenoen 4drograpben an; SEER
ser repubIifaniife San.
lit aud Elm 8egner Ser Be-
fiirlDortlng Matchmaker 8robibitiou
ur0 erfIdrt 6agegen 81 Itimmeu,
er ertpabIt miro. 0ies madt
es uumogIid, fir i'm 81 itimmeu. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02
Garter Qnfe elnh fir @inhnft.

Die Gireftoren oe5 Garter 2afe
Clubs ietten Elm &ontite EN-, Inn
Die ansfiibrung 6es 9ocpit 9traBe
8io6lftS 5u bei6[Ginigen. Scr
ettpa $4,000 foften0e gioolft
Diro bon 16. uno 2ocuIt @traBe
ans bic Rortbtpeiterr, Linton gnci.
fic unb Mtiiourt 9acific g~tien6abn.
iiberbriiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02

geIteIIt ole Omaha GribHne,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-02
Thomas w.
Blackburn
fir Kongress
8dbis, seideit erfubren
Sin gutter @onu far 8onsrsb
Gtintut fur Inn

Sobn s. NegIep oemofroti.
ider 9onoiOnt fir Die 9egisIohtr
@epr1ientont), beoiinftigt aussNh.
me Der neutrality-suspicious. bon
Der SteuerpfIidt un0 offeutIi6e
aontroIIe ltno geliB Ser Moiierfroft.
Sciten uuo offentIihen Nreborfeiten
in Stdoten. Dol. Gina.
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9enti9r, itimmt fir
GOnraO 0oaenbef

lin bns amt 0es GberrihterS 6es
g~lebrasfaer Gbergerihts beloirbt iid).
befnnntIi6 Hi6ter Conrad Solen
bed, Der bereits felt 16 Subren Bid.
ter beinl G.. 0iitrifts9eridt tit. 8ie
Der ann0ioat bel ieinen Mit.
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81 d {,
repnblifanilGer 9anSibat fir Sic
2tgislatnr.

@iente in Der 2egisIotur bon 1905
.07--13. Gr itiinmte fir ieoe
Fortihrittlide @eietaebung, aud be,
eiir1tigt er bic muBrobme bic Ono.
ba oag Re6t gibt, bie e~inpobner.
ihoft NIT 2idt unO araft 5u Der.
Ieben, NOS bic staOt fir 6ie SdIfte
Der ietisen Soften tbiin fam.
&ol. ana,
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he viii attend the Republican convent
ION being held there to-day.
Miss Hazel Alley. OF Majorsville. is
speLoiihs several days as the guests OF
a lawn fete and supper will be given
by the members OF ST. Vincent church
at the school hall. August and 9.
GroNer Archer has returned to his
Few days at Elm Grove attending 10
business matters.
several Elm Grove people are preparing
70 attend the ice cream social that Will
be given AT the sand hin church sat
urday evening.
Mrs g. n Milton. Of the Monument
place. Elm Grove. left Yesterday for
several days trip Co Atlantic CITY and
other points In the east
Herbert Montgomery and Nipper
blEEs spent last evening nj Elm Grove.
The repairs that are being made to
Edgwood street. Woodsdale. are pro-
crossing rapidly.
Mrs. Charles Sommers Of Toledo. IL
the guest for several days Of friends at
Deputy sheriff VIII Green has return
ed 20 his home al Elm Grove. after a
several DAYS visit with friends and re-
latives at Steubenville and East Liver
pool o.
John W. Farmer. candidate for county
superintendent Of schools will leave
this morning for FalrmOnt. where he
will attend the Republican convention.
west While there he viii visit the vel
Iowstone National Park
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. a. Huebci Of Wood
lawn left this morning for several
days stay NJ Atlantic city.
Miss Grace Hutchinson. Of Cedar
Point. Ia. q spending a. few 1ava as the
guest % friends at Pleasant valley.
f. the guest Tor a few days or friends
nj Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31

Joe Miester. OF Flushing of F-1usb.
ing, Is the guest of relatives in this
city. IA '"i'
Rev. Allen T. Gordon. OF Nuas n
Is me guest of his mother in Kirk.
Frank Daugherty has returned after
several weeks at camp.
Mrs. Cecil RAIDER and children 70.
turned to their home in Gary. Ind
Thomas Bigelow has returned homo
ginia. VII
Mrs. c. w. Appenzeller and daugb.
yer MISS Lillian. Miss Hazel Chicken.
berger and Miss Dora Heinlien LEFT
yesterday for Atlantic City.
samuel Ungeleider. OF DiIlonva1a
IS Visiting friends in this town.
Ginseppi Michel left for Austria
where he will serve in the army.
W II. Evans returned from a busi.
ness trip at WOodsheld yesterday
~, contractor James Edwards. Of 81
terday. yes
Albert Krause f. spending several
weeks az Jerusalem with relatives.
maurice Wooster. Of HarrisvfIIe
was IN town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Francis Mulchman returned IN
heT nome In Steubonvllle.
Miss Anna Breidenstein NJ Fair
point. IS visiting friends here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31

: ,isitiuE Ni-s ssais BurthArdt. q
noble street
~. J. n HenEley has returned frora
glsit vifh friends ~ ZanssrIile
KISS Marie kobh. u Franklin
street. has returned from a vlsit wifh
riencE a. Detroit Nich
frank Coliarc. Of Gravel Hnl uas a
visitor a. haruesville yesterday
Mr.. Louis DlEa ard cauEhfsr. Ma
~. have returned from q visit uIfh
friends a. 81 L-Ouls
Robert McFey has returned from q
visit a. Terra Haufe.
Attorney r. " Schertker Ieft ye--
tsrday Tor = feN days VISIT with rela-
uyes a. Ada. Ohio
Miss MABEL Morgan has returned
ron a visit with friends In Pitfs-
purEh. She vas Accompanied home
~ Miss Donran. % that place. who
VII b the geust OF frfends here Cor a
few days.
A HaEadorn. % 81 Clalrsviils
candidate Tor county commissioner
"a. = visitor In the city yesterday
hr and NrE. John hannah and
aauEhteru have returned from a visit
Win relatives In Pittsburgh
Mrs. %. ". Irwin and daughter.
Margaret. and Miss Mary Irwin. OF
YOUNGSTOWN. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
= :. Norton. on Rose Hili.
hr and Mrs. Pred Stewart and ann
VIII leave Saturday for Monaco pa
where they will make their future
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31
The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes rYs's per-
spcctive wider and brighter All what
ever there a. 20 enhance So arrival and
% ease and comfort the orpectant mother
should he given attention. Among tho
real helpful things ig an external alb
dominal application known a. Mother
FRIEND There la scarcely community
but what has &C. enthusiastic ndrrirer ~
this splendid cmhrurntIU1. n ia 30 vrrU
thought ~ by women who know that most
drug stores throughout the United states
carry Mothers Friend aH one o. thrIr
staple and reliable remedies. 10 g. applied
o. The abdominal muscles Co relieve tho
strain on nEamrut7 and tend0u1.
Thu1e who have used 10 rrssr ., tt.
ease ana comfort experienced durirr fp.
period n expectancy. fhrv rarfIeuf,.I.
refer 20 The absence ~ r1ura4 1ffrr -,
prevalent ne r. result ~ tho rstu.,f
eHpnnsinu. On little book are fearrftaf
more fully The many reasons 49,
Moihera Frirnf' has been q friend
indeed to women wIm uuafv hints ..-
3. SLOWS and helps OR ready rrferaras Tf
should Dr. .I n. homes "Mlfrrr.a rrIas..f.
may hr bad ~ almost Hrr frH-rI.f frf
you faI fI ind .f write na f.ra.f ana 49,,
800 Lamar BIDS, Atlanta, "a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31
SPEAKEASY RAIDS
ARE CONTINUING
BELMONT COUNTY LAW AND Or
DER LEAGUE DETECTIVES
ARE WORKING.
Five Bellaire Foreigners Arrested Yes.
terday-To Be Arraianed Al
Morristown To-Day.

August Millott. Zulrini Zauoslo.
Gerimi Casseandre. Tony Trolley and
Paul Oclemy. all foreigners OF BeIIaire.
were arrested last night by Officer J.
7. Travers 81 that clfy on warrant
Issued by Mayor & G.. BJwles. OF Nor.
ristown. at the instance ~ tho BaI
mont County Law and ORDER league
Dc warrants charge the FIVE men with
keeping place where intovicatIn1
liquors are sold or given away. which
is in violation Of the Rose law
DRY detectives worked up the chssa
aR aiust the men and .f a. said gave
their Information Co the officers of
the belmont County Law and order
league who are pressing the charges
MorriFtowu council recently PASSED ar
ordinance offering fD per cent of tho
lines collected Tor Information IaadIrr
90 The punishment OF tiolafors of f1a
Rose law Hy Hu arrangement Dr. ..
said that tho detectives get IG nor
cent ~ the amoInt while the rnmaird.
Or T. turned over % me law and or
der league
Tho five men furnished bond FOR
their appearance before Mayor Bow
les today.
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Church To AID strikino Miner,

Inc following cards were sent out
10 the members OF the First Baptist
church yesterday.
Dear Friend
Due 70 the strike. eight OF our fam.
lies are in need and will suffer un-
less we help them. Most OF them are
suffering at this very moment We
must help them. Next Sunday morn
ing or evening please bring bacon.
salt pork. flour. meal. sugar. coffee or
money to church with YOU. Someone
at the church door will receive n.
Tell all the Sunday school children
you see TO do the same. II everyone
viii bring a little IL will bring 10Y
and help the little children and care.
worn parents. Let US be liberal with
these people for we do not know when
We shall also need a friend. Read
Matt. 25:3i-46
Sincerely your pastor.
Barry IL Hall
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BELLAIRE
KlddIes Were Entertained.

The Riddles OF Beilaire are thanking
>. r. Johnson for an enjoyable time
spent yesterday afternoon Mr.. John
son has lust completed a large garage
on Thtrty-second street with a con
crete floor. In order TO give the boys
and girls a good time he invited them
70 spend the afternoon at the garage
an dthe principal diversion was roller
skating. the smooth concrete floor be-
ing suited for that especial purpose ac-
cording to the ideas OF Hddies.
What's good an automobile anyway
said one bright youngster. II wish that
every garage had Mr.. Johnson" Al
the conclusion OF their afternoon
sport their host sprang a surprise on
the kiddies and treated the entire
crowd TO ice cream cones. Mr.. John
son was assisted in entertaining by
members of the Bellaire Fairgrounds
association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31
Martins Errrv Rrirfa

Retta and Regina MCGEE returned
home yesterday from Lorain.
Elmer Hupp returned yesterday
from Salem. Ohio.
Spencer Stake and Treyer VII
liams made lengthy walk yesterday
afternoon TO Barton and return.
Kenneth Davis Is visiting friends in
Canton for several days
Mrs. John Scott. of Washington. Pa.
Is visiting here for several DAYS.
Ruth Morris will return from Nc
keesport Sunday after spending sew
eral weeks with relations.
Lawrence Sedgwick has received
position at the Woolworth and 10
cent store
The girls that left for the summer
course at Kent will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Gatchell returned home from
Washington. d. G. where she attend
cd the funeral of her mother-in-law.
Charles Etzell will return from
Portsmouth tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. X. HoCe were visit
ing friends at St Clairsville yester.
Fred Kurt returned home from the
camp yesterday evening
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mrs. Hartford. Of Alliance. is visit
ing friends for severa days.
4 young Hungarian was in town
yesterday. that Is walking from New
York 10 San Francisco.
Harold Virtue returned from Har-
dyeburg yesterday
Mr.. Gravel and Mr.. Sanders OF
Swansea. Wales. are visiting Mr.
Harris on North Seventh street for
several weeks
Wilbur Hayne and Lawrence Hell
ling are taking an extended trip
uround the Lakes In the Ford machine
Of Mr. Haynes
Mrs T l.. Dixon and daughters re-
turned from Lakeside yesterday.
Nelly. Morris and Kriegar went 70
Elm Grove last evening and reported
for practice with the team Of that
place
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Bellalrs Brlefs

Miss Pearl Waddeu has returned 10
Inmira after a visit with friands 49,.
John Marley. % Thirty-frst street
pr spending q few days % Marietta
Nathan Phillips Of belmont street
I.a- zone to Atlantic City Tor "a frw
uHFs stay
Ml-. GRACE Sammons On reported
l'ail' ill df her home IN shadysidr
a., ora. Geneva. and brother.
visit with friends M Tpwortb parE
The city board % health viii moot
'lis evening in tho mayors office
n drlrFatiuu ~ senior Mechanic
went 20 Palestine last nIFht whero
new lodge waF Instituted
AlD'fl 0hindcwolf and William
DOrpr. Dr.. are spending = fov 49,
at IOar "''
Miss Mary Agin. OF ST. Cialrs,ue.
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TWO co TO woRKHousE.

Five offenders faced Judge Jordan
In Police court yesterday morning.
two Of which were given orkhouse
sentences George GOodbid was in
the habit OF stripping of a part of
his clothes and was arrested bs -,
hcer Neider lie was handed so and
costs or a workhouse visit T.
Johnson, a plain drunk. was given 81
and costs. Joe Willard, Gus Fred
erick and Ed. Boyle. found lounge.
In the Central glass works. were Civ
en- until o'clock last niRht to leave
town. They made Il In less time than
that given them.
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IT'S A BOY
Deputy City Auditor Harris johnson
Wears Broad Smile When he
Tells The Good News.

Harris johnson IS again papa"
son having been born TO the deputy
city auditor and his wife al their
home, No. 2347 Market street. We'd
nesday evening The popular Official
tried 10 keep news OF the arrival from
his friends. but the smile which he
wore all day yesterday was enough 10
give the secret away He Is now re-
celVlng the heartiest congratulate tons
OF a large circle OF acquaintanceg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31
Preliminary htearlnn Today

The preliminary hearing OF Mickey
Feeney' charged with manslaughter in
me death OF Fred Fox, whose body
Tuesday afternoon. will be held before
Mayor Wassman this morning Feeney
was arraigned yesterday and was held
under 81 900 bond pending the hear
ing. He will be defended 81 Attorney
nIeq Spriggs. OF this city, while Il Is
likely that Prosecuting Attorney w.
W. Cowen will appear for the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31

81, Ih" Shearmsn have decided fo Give
ln' OBJ nnrq Tho wages which fhDv
were out on strike Tor al tho shaa.
illlI- f.ral weeks aEo A. the moot.
lIt ",Id nredny afternoon the shear.
hl'N decided That they would give fi.
openers fhn same amount I'D mon.
.na. vac taken from Thorn arc0rdirr
fu The new scale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-31

Mrs. Kennedy. mother Of William
Kennedy, the well known manager of
the Bellaire Athletics baseball team.
died Thursday afternoon at her home
on South Belmont street. following an
illness or pneumonia. Deceased was
az years OF age and besides William IL
survived by two other sons. Filden
ana Ross. Arrangements for the run.
eral have not been completed
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within Tho past few days the Young
men ~ U0rtv's Point and vicinity nave
organized b Fast aeut-profcasiunai base
ball team. They have completed arrange
uru's l1r Eamc With the fast West
rruUrda Saturday EItcfic former star
tNirlef Tor fho Dallas team. will be ~
Che hri-r Tine for the Honry'a Point
boys William and r0rhv viii form the
battery for the pennsylvania ladr
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The Welsh Congregational church
VIII hold their annual picnic today al
Myers Lake. Canton. and Il will be
the largest that has ever left this city
An excellent program Of musical and
athletic events has been arranged for
the day The first train leaves tho
w. & l. r. station at 6:45 and the
second at O'Clock.
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I. l'.ll playground lada defeated
VIC -'lh So FlH} fruuuds of WhgsIfrr
nIur yesterday afternoon 0r fre NUi
utId lu one OF fHa best lIsved rarrss
or iir season Tho .Hmra went fHfr.
I.rn innings with tho final score fr
local lad. favor being @ fo .
IlinHIu. iHirird splendid same Tor
Tho allowing huf 0r. rIf ana ~. IT,.
'dl received fpI bits The two teams