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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
6ienoumsbanoler. @aar6eier u

Anoerien al GouiinQ bar ifslQe
"&ano. II. Ap. iolgt ~6ouiinq.
0oaro" peo Ne0crup til @|aoroeicr
Ntariu@ @piio al 0urbp ior 9S, 900
Str. HrcoIet er 1lO (Or. @ano. NpI
% Hc0'tober mc0ieIQcr.
@auroeicr Waril5 Nuii0 al
Gprbp bar iielQc iormle Nlao ioIQt
ire @nnror / 0urebu til 4. Gu0cr.
len al 6auitlg ior 10000 Ar. Oct
lamlcoc Grcul cr 1870 (0r. -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Sfnot &iprn.

Sfuot Sjsrn. Sra 2arUif meo,
beIes ben 26be September. Zen be-
fienote Spger, Ole glOe / SaroaI,
ifjpo ioos Ell itor @iornebinne /
Sparitaoifogcn. Son bapOe 3 Suit
De nleo Jig. Siornen ialOt ior bet
1erlte Stuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
5000 Grpner ifienfe0e aoniuI

SoImboe Gromse $50 iorIeOen paa
i'm S6oe 6eOielSOag. elsie Fengc
ifol bore 9ioro9 til en- iomfuno$-
gapnIig Snoretning eaer til Ifbipl-
pelic al muli9 inOtrGoenoe Neo /
Ben fommenoe @inter. Get er 6or-
monoifobet, iom trGffer 9eitemmel-
len ON %gnpenoelie al Eengerne. ST..
Gonroo @olmboe bar ne0 benne itor.
article 8ope lagt ior Gngen i'm Sn-
~tere5ic % lit Siertelog for SrOmsp,
ifrioer "5romse Stiitstiocnoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Sunifcrc fipbcr Splcheiter.

SiQehommcr meooeIe5 oen 25oe Seq.
tcmber. Get er Ipuge iioeu oct bar
iaa goot @eitcmarfeo paa &lQebom.
mer iom iaar. Get er Dc oauite %.
fiebere, iom booeoiagellg bar beuir-
fct, at Nriierne % Omiptrlugen bI1u
laa bra, iom Den blcu. Ger or Qaoet
life miuore emo ca. 200 @clte II.
Ianmarf. 8iennemlnitapriieru bar
pPret ca. 500 Aroncr, aItiaa ltllloc
Gunifcrue hape flrbt @elte 'or laIt
100000 arouer. Ger bar prrct Ell
poloiom &elteiorleuoelic me0 <eru.
bauerue. SBoar % loa1 er oi8aoct
ca. 80 %erubaueOogne. 'or ell ait
ouerpeicnoe Gel inooucr. Gu al De
oonifc Cptirbere uotaIte, at @riut-
0en til, at Ganitcrnc Iaar fleber Iuu
mango Ncite, par ocL at (tIioric.
len al De biIliQc r%llalJltc @elte par
itaniet poo @rlmO Al 2rl1eu. Ge
Ncite, iom mi blcu i%n0tlobt, 'tlIoe
benutte3 uocluffcn0c / 0uumart. D
uar ior inod I'll al %erportcrc2 TT
Gpiflaro. Clian al l(0ltlIling2onr
or Ser iolgt en- bel Gel. sc er be-
tolt meo omtring 1000 aroner, ct
enfeIt Gpr cnoog meo 1900 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Nrbeioct pan Ghriitinno6ura

Al Nenipu Ill BEN trucu0c Arbcioo.
Ic3hcO, Scr ollcrc0c bar bcluuot al
Qiorc iig alUIocuoc, en- (i0 bIipei
%'orcerct. SeIue Eloucn Tor 9(rbei.
bets @lennemioreIic cller Iio4punt.
tet ior oct3 6uloeuoclie oll iffc
bIlpe iornu0rct beruc0; men mcr
Ii0t 600 Billie pjl man oIti0 pto ci
ida tort TorctaReuoe funnc iperf-
latte nogle CmIraninQcr, iaa at
ser en- Iio fan fam uure Nuuen'
0cIlc ior nogct iterrc Nrbei02trnit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
1t(nffelio Seilaos. timber en- g

1tlpffelig Seilaos. timber en- Sap
ieilaos for Sneffer peo WtoiS forle-
Sen, fuIoieileoe en- Sneffe meo 4
Mono i. 20 Of oisie blep reooet,
n1eoenS 70, groiormonoen ariitiail
Slien og en- @ilt paa 10 Iar, Sans
Slien, Orufneoe. &riltion Slien
bar So gar og baobe uGrct Sroior'
mano / Woi5 / benueo 20 glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
0rnbcorift / 2unoer.

eeruD og Grit MoOoIeu bar, iiel8e
"Ssnef. % Spl. Social Gem. "
iolgt en- aoppergrube | @oIleia Il
Wortin Cults Sfog) til Gterne al
&onneruo @ruber. Trepeoriit er
igangiat. Sorefomiten er megct To-
penoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
ScberlD Of 6ranitart,
NprtiGtte!ie al "@ranitart"


357 Cher, 81 aQpitter, Ia6et meO
Romontif % e~uentprIige S%pnoeIier.
"9euerIp OF @ruuitarf" er en- az Be
9cser, Tom bar giort oens 6oriat.
Ter, George Barr McGutdeon, be.
rsmt.
Scnue Sos or paa Gnselif. Zen
er uoituret meO en- Rpffe beIiiOe5 81.
luitrationer % er in0bunoet / et
irll,ft Sbirting56in0. 5rit tilienot
Or. Qaffepoit. % Gents eaer meo
"Yuiten" ct Mar for fun S1.73.
=. IuunoieR Gnbl. So,
Seeurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Era @initra ifriues, at

sra %initra ifriues. al Rorore
5ron omgaae$ meo Eloner ON at
bpgge Gleftricitet5uerf. Ter pil /
ben NnIeoning bliue Gale en- at re.
guIere babe 8olao og 9~aioruonoe.
nc. iii @eitemmeIIe al Gritatning
fol Ser neoipttes CT Sfien. Sra
8orore 6rons aomnmnc err opnprnt
gerfsmeiter Sien, 2iaebammer, %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
era Oanmorf.


inches Den 220e Sept: &u8mano
Sans Nonlcn ! &cauiug cr igoar al.
1odet Oco Csoen paa aommuncbo.
lpitaIct ! Sorien5. 5or "A Goge
liocn 'aIOt hon ira lit 2oit neo poa
ct Gemcnt8tlO oJ p~aa0rog ia en-
&lernerUltcIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
era Ooroe.
GENERALIZATION SlafitaS bar an.

Ia9t Sag MOB BET engeIife "gSitro.
gen TroOucts Carbide 60" ior 9rltO
paa GitaIe % 6oruoiGtninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Wulobrnlnu

~
Scptember al @aarobriiger Ntbra.
ham &i1eitao % @ultru, loot SfIT5'
acitab, paa 8oaroeu 9iertc ! &aoIc,
SSarIaberg. Get err CT lau8t % lit
ti9t Irbeio@Iip, @uIobrloepnrret
poa lin Noitio9oaa funoc ie tjIbo9c
poa. ga Sc Qiiteoe zig, por ban -
Nor ca bun 81 NIur. sc er aItIad
M beuboIo3pi5 "A o. II Aar CANT
le; men irem0cle8 rulte % tlUtte od
iolaer ulterc2icret meo. @ileltao
oucrto1 lin Grorcnegnaro @iucltoo |
@ot1e % orcu ocu / Ell AorrUttc, til
han / 1856 fipbte @0oroen NIcrtc
/ @uoIc, bpor ban iibcn bar bott.
SonS plhite Sen oucrtoQ 90 ITort'
neoooroen. : @otue fom NiIlc'tao
tioli0 meo / oct fomnunluIc gin,
hpor ban ncblnQ0c ct ltort o1 Ior'
tienitiulot Nrbcioc. 6or ! Nor IL
Sen Iolgte &illcitoo @lerfe I'll en- az
line nngitc Senner % bar 'locn life
ocltd0et / @aarO9bru1et. Men ban
Dor irem0eleS paa 8aoroeu Nlle'
itoo bar / mallgt % mcget urrct en-
6oregangSmonO poo &orobrl8ct9
Gmroaoe. SprIig bar ban oItlo
hopt ct paagent @Iit iort ait mt,
Ion Ser fmoe giprea noget goot o9
brligbart al. @oua @ultru bar |
oQe De iprlebue Mar UGret banl en-
troiait Stpttc % ell numbering W{eo.
arbeloer. @ulobrli0eparret bar bout
fl 8ern, buoraf DC Is leoer, % DC
bar 80 Nprnebpru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Tranoc.

TrGnoe. Sra C0enIe mc0oelc3
neu 22oe Sept llobpaniugerue til
SoQncioQeo %nurit3 0anicn3 @oaro
/ Nillerup oeo Oocuic CT irut nco-
brGuot. Ger m0cbrUnNte 3 aolUc
% 3 @riie,
- Solicit. 22oc Sept. ll9Qcr.
Ioie @rpqaeri er / Gitermio0ao
brpnot. &IOen opitoo pco cit SIZE.
oelerplolion.
2fonoerborl, 2t0e Scptbr.
Mage &ergenicn@ @oaro / &eoilet
ueo @~ope0qoor0 cr / Gitcrmioooa
uc0brGrot meo lln0tuaclie al Shie.
huict. Gre (urc % noqle Smoa-
taIoe inoebrurote. &Ioeu opito0
peo, at ell Glcftromotor paa &oitet
ontGn0te noget Sptnoelppp. 9lul
OF Re0ifaber brpnotc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Hnt 9fticielfab.

mcNocle2 Den 220c Sept, 6irmoct
MINOR. Grlflen 4 So. aoloiuQ
operloar ira Nptaor til ct Aftlc.
'cllfob meo 400 600 SIR. a~ftlcfapi.
fapitaI. 6irmuet cr ~Inoehaoer al
en- aonicttIou@iabrit / aoloirQ idmt
en- ltcrrc Ell gro2 6orrctning /
N%iabcnbaur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
st Ynftifih. Grn

st 1nftifib. Sra Rinqfisbing
mcSoeIe@ Sem 220e Sept. 1t tort
SnftitIb er ! Gftermioooa "0aaet
Iang4 @citfuitcn noe ouer GcItcrbo.
ret | Rctuinaeu SuO til Ror0. Geo
(oti0cu poaicreoc Oct Senoerpia /
~norNpeltIig Reting %ltitifibcts Ma.
tionoIitct fun0c life fonitotercs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16

eeuo -Eecorab.go soften" til SlPatuiuae o.,
TcHucr I @dmlelnuoet ~ Iir0oQgs "a Fre,
oaasuoanben iofier $3.50; 5rcoagsuoqaoen
ulcuc. S1.25 nr. War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-16
Erpfesiur / % 4ar.

Truiesiur / % aar. Erofesior
DR.. Sorup flutbe BEN 26be Septem.
Der ie tilbage poa 25-aarsoa8en
Tor lin llonGpnelie til Erofeslor |
Meoicin. s Sen a%nleonin8 bopoe
bans Gleper laoet 8rofeSior SaIp-
ban Strem uofere ct oelIDffet Stue.
De al BAN.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
AN INCIDENT ENROUTE

This happened up in Idaho in the
month of October. I was riding in a
dusty, dirty day coach, feeling dis
couraged and tired and trying to think
Of something cheerful.
7 gave it up and began humning to
myself a religious song that I had
heard my mother sing years ago. BY
and by the worGs came to me, and I
began singing them-low as 7 sup
posed all to myself.
A little, tired-looking old lady across
the aisle from me took up the song and
began singing the words with me,
softly at first, but as we reached the
chorus she began singing louder; so
much so that other passengers sitting
back of us began to notice and listen.
AS she warmed up to the soug, I
began Il watch for an opportunity to
drop out without her noticing. AS she
continued to sing the song, tears be-
gan to stream down her poor old
wrinkled face, and she seemed forget
full of her surroundings.
I couldn't keep from singing with
her, but T couldn't keep from crying
with her. Quietly I left my seat and
went back into the other coach, leav-
ing the dear little old mother (Which
never doubted she WASP to finish
her song. #E ?
Sales had not been good with me
that day, but somehow, as I reflected
over the incident, I began to think
that, all un~consciously. l had done
something to be more thankful for, and
to be glad over, than the biggest order
! W booked.
C. G. K, Colorado Springs, Colo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

this number will be very largely in
creased by the efforts of the members
since that time in bringing new mem
bers into the fold.
Plans for attendance at the big an
nual convention at Mankato will prob
ably be up for discussion at the meet.
ing also. The Fargo council will try
as usual to have it's delegation dis.
~tinctive and to make the representa-,
ton a credit to the Gate City. The
matter of uniforms for the baseball
team which is to represent the loca
lodge at Mankato nay be up for dis,
cussion. John Forth is manager O.
the team.
Word has been received that a mem.
Der of the Grand Council will be pres.
ent at the meeting, and viii probably
address the members on subjects O.
interest to the knights Of the grip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
EDICT FOR MEMORIAL DAY

To all Officers and Members Of Sub
ordinate Councils.
Greetings.
My Dear Brothers: Your Supreme
Counselor earnestly requests that you
observe our Annual Memorial Day by
meeting in your council chamber on
Sunday, April 5. at 8 p. M, in mem-
lorv OF our hfsaored dead.
I recommend that you invite your
friends and the relatives and friends
Of our deceased brethren to join you In
rendering a. tribute of love and rever-
ience to those who during their earth
life worked with you in loyal service
for the upbuilding OF our Fraternal
Household to the end that the lessons
1--we teach from our Books of Laws
the Holy Bible. might be d power for
good III the betferrnelt of the civic,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
WITH THE TRAVELLERS
". l.. GRASSE GETS
APPOINTMENT
SELECTED BY GRAND EXECUTIVE
. COMMITTEE TO FILL POSITION
OF GRAND JUNIOR COUNSELOR
q; IN PLACE OF FRANK S. POOL,
-.
RESIGNED.

Of his selection by the Grand Execu-
tive Committee to fill the position Of
Grand Junior Counselor Of the Mime
sota-North Dakota division Of the
u. C. T., to fill the place of Frank S..
Pool of Minneapolis, resigned.
Mr.. Grasse, has been an energetic
member Of the Fargo council for a
number of years, and has advanced
through the chairs to the position of
Grand Conductor, which he is holding
at the present time. He will be in
stalled in his new position shortly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
INITIATE MORE
CANDIDATES
REGULAR MEETING OF FARGO
COUNCIL TONIGHT TO HEAR
REPORTS or OFFICERS, mi
TATE CANDIDATES, AND CON-
DUCT OTHER MATTERS or I'M
PORTANCE. ~ - -..

The regular meeting of Fargo Coun-
Gil No. So will be held tomorrow even
ing at which time a number of candi-
dates who were not initiated at the
last meeting will be put through their
PAGES. 1t is confidently believed that
the Fargo council will succeed in it's
efforts to hold third place, in spite of
the strenuous efforts being put forth
by the Zenith City to take the honor
away from them. =
The local council closed the year of
1918 with a, membership of 40S, and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
KNIGHTS or THE GRIP


A. A. Bloom, Of Libby, Mcneil &
Libby, is in from his territory for Sun
day.
Ingval Johnson, or the Commercial
Accident Insurance company, is a Sun
day visitor in the city. \
| NJ. A. Kelley, with the Mile
Lace company, is here for the week
end. :
P. J 'Linxweiler, with Farwell, o.
nun, Kirk & Co., will spend the week
end in this city.
A. Nicholson, Of d. G. Cutler & Co,
is a Sunday visitor in the metropolis.
George Flett is reported as seriously
i'll at ST. Luke's hospital,
T Fl. J. Dram, of Scotch. Dillon To-
bacco company, is in the city for a
short time.
Richard Prasser, with. the O.. C. Ham,
sen Mfg. Co.. is among the week end
visitors in the city.
M. E. Ross, with the American Bed
Co., will Sunday here.
+. A. Ryan, of the Rock Island Plow
Co., is here for the week end.
J.. w. Barker, Of Marshall Field, is
in the city etWeen trips,
J. F. Dooley, Of F. e. Compton g. Co.,
will Sunday here.
A. F. Elliott, Of E. T. Wright & Co,
will spend the week end with the other
knights in the city.
company, is in the Gate city for a
short time.
r A. Hawkins. of the HASTINGS In
dustrial is among the hotel
arrivals.
II, rn.a
non - Wv is . S Sw , tni4 "''''''
" 800 ~
~ ~ Jo,,t.'o all - sn eme N ~" ,cIt nu"d1
nel rutip""'' win "p''" '"c "eeN 'i0
III r"'so'
r. G.. Ritter, Of the Diamond Ink
company. will make Fargo his head
quarters for a day. -
D.. I. Russell. Of Griggs, Cooper Co,
is here for a short stop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

membership and Of humanity at large.
Fraternally and truly,
CLAUDE DUvAL,
Supreme Counselor.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 81. 1914.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

the bullet struck a button. thus saving
his life"
Well, what Of it?'
"Only this. A man could shoot at
me with d shotgun and never hit a bot
ton .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

Bachard and E, A. Watts, Of the same
company, are in the city also.
II. c. Nelson, of Geo. r. Newell &
Co., is here for the week end.
William West, of the Minneapolis
Iron store, is in for Sunday.
II. w. Johnson. who underwent an
operation at st. Luke's hospital Il short
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

time ago, has recovered sufficiently so
that he went to his home today.
Jack Kennedy, Of Park, Grant and
Morris, will spend the week end here.
A. Walsh, of Park, Grant and Nor
ris, is in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04
All on.

All on.
Pittsburgh Post: MY dear, a burglar
fired a revolver at a Boston man and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

J. F. Beaton. Of the Standard Oil
company, is a visitor in Fargo. E. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
HON. J. S. LAKIN
TO VISIT PEN
CHAIRMAN OF STATE BOARD OF
CONTROL TO INVESTIGATE
CONDITIONS.
Believed BY Many That His Visit ls
Forerunner Of Number Of
Changes 20 Be Made.

Chairman James 3. Lakin. OF the
State Board OF Control. will arrive at
Moundsyille today and make an inves-
ugatlon OF the state prison. according
20 the Information received YESTERDAY
This viii BE- the first inspection OF the
big institution since the arrival OF the
newly appointed warden. Mr. Mont T.
White
Mr. Lakin's appearance al the pris-
on. 70 Is thought. will have some bear
ing upon the statement made A few
weeks ago that a general cleaning
out OF the guards and other oilers
Of the Institution would be made fol
lowing the arrival OF the new warden
u is said that John Is. Maynard. Of
williamson. MingO county. the home
OF Warden White. arrived Ia Mounds
Vile Saturday. and that he r. slated 10
get the position as captain oi the
guards. now filed by J. r Bloyd
II e. also reported on good authorf-
~. that the present clerk. Roy NJ Az
ers. who has now served over Eve
years az clerk. is due % 20. and his
place viii most likely be iiled By a
Marshall county man. Ayers came 70
the prison under Warden Mathews.
The changes. ~ any are made. will
most likely come within the next
month or 30. and they will create no
little surprise among tho politicians OF
this section Of the State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
FIRE THREATENS
BELMONT MILL
Smoulderina Torch Placed in Gun.
Board starts Blaze. Two Compan-
les North OF Greek Called.

Fire OF accidental origin threatened
10 destroy the hot room OF the BaI.
mont mill yesterday morning about
80 O'Clock Box 81 with special sig
nals 10 the Atlantic and Chemical
trucks were turned in and after a
hard nght, the blaze was gotten under
control The damage viii be less than
$500. While the hrebug spirit OF the
CITY Is al fever heat the conditions
surrounding this blaze. according TO
the hre chief. do not point 10 incon-
dlarism
IL Is said that the blaze started In
the men'sl cupboards where ID h
thought a EmoulderinR torch came In
contact with some oily clothing and
waste. The flames crept up the wood.
On walls until IL reached the ceiling
where ~ spread over the room consid-
erably. The heat OF the furnaces and
the combined heat OF the FIRE itself
made the task OF lighting 10 "A very
hard one. The fames spread with
great rapidlty and had not the then
oNerworked hremen eIerted every par
ucle OF strength II is claimed the
building would have been totally de-
stroyed
Three OF the hrehghtinF companies
OF the South Side were still az the Nc
COnneN IRE. their absence making a
necessary 20 call the two departments
north o. the creek. From elk o'clock
saturday evening until six o'clock
sunday morning the fremen answered
three calls, while one iire was put
out by policeman and Watchman
Tho one Of yesterday morning brought
ne total for i've days up 20 six blaKes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
MUCH BUSINESS
Meetins % Council Tomorrow Evening
Promises 20 Be Busy and
Interesting.

Matters q unusuad importance VII
Do reported 90 the regular meeting OF
council tomorrow evening FOR actor.
The report % tho Board % control
and LIEht and water Committee on
TIE Filtration question. recommending
The drafting o. an ordinance. providing
Tor a bond ISSUE. viii DO acted ur1r
The findings 20 me joint meeting FrI-
day evening shows Thar the rffv Is Ia
better shape for n bond issue than
was formerly thought
The finance committee % council
VII present The proposed apDropria-
lion ordinance FOR the ensuing year
which VIII ORD turn DO referred 10 the
ordinance rOuuIffco IN ordinance
NiI fhen Do prepared and referred
BACK fo council 90 he passed by Tho
.aef meeting OF council fhir month
Dr. Dr. expected thaf ro trouble Win b.
experienced iu passing tho apTr0prIa.
ton ordnance as proposed
Offer Business OF fha meeting viii
D. Report nf .ln ord nance commit.
taa cr fre NrLIrr House ma-quie.
ordnance AsfrorE bid uir DO made
"a" .fn fnH rHu't ordinance from tha
table or Introduce another lH lts place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
SOCIALISTS AoAlNsT WA

Ohio county socialists az q uaeff~s
Saturday errrIlE adopted rrsrIufiona
rru'refrE ael.r.. The war which o.
nov bnIrE wFeaf .r Europe plara
ere under war fnr mass meeting 20
rr bod. rnxt sunday f0r fta rurrcea
D. rarfe more strenuous pro-
+re' fr thn conflict
- saturday evenings meeting. e.
N White D. E.w Grove. Ef Nrr.
BART nf NrurfarIIr. and W E $500.
Ton. r. "Un.Iur we're elected e. ran.
rnerrta. Uf Ih. F.I.f Urrrra.. .r.-
ID district nr rre Socialist parry state
'ouEre4 sIrral ticket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
GIRL SAVES LIFE OF
SISTER BUT MAY DIE
SIX YEAR OLD CHILD FACED
DEATH ON RAILROAD
TRACK.
When Nine Year Old Sister Rushed
To Her Assistance and Was
Run Down BY Engine.

In a brave. but vain attempt 20
save her six year old sister from be
ing run down by a Baltimore and
Ohio passenger train at Bellaire Sun
day morning. Elizabeth Workman.
nine year old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Reece Workman. OF 1926 West
Hamilton street. In that city. suffered
injuries that may result fatally.
The accident occurred about 10 30
o'clock while Elizabeth. Virginia and
Irene, aged nine. eight and * years.
respectively. were walking on the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks. just south
OF the cut. near the approach 20 the
y. & o bridge. IN Bellaire The girls
left their home With the intention
OF meeting their father. who had
taken a walk into the country.
An unfortunate misunderst landing
led the girls 10 the railroad. believing
that their father would return that
way. He returned on the pike which
runs parallel 20 the railroad.
The three unfortunate children had
not proceeded very far along the
tracks. when Virginia heard the sec
ond section OF train No III. the Ep-
worth park special. approaching. and
stepped from the west bound track
20 the east bound track. at the same
time calling attention OF her sisters
20 the danger
Heroic Act
The sisters seemed 10 have been
frightened and remained on the track
for a few seconds. Elizabeth had
Just left the track when she looked
back and saw her younger sister
standing IN the middle 81 the track.
paralyzed with fear The train was
approaching AZ rapid speed and In a
brave attempt 20 save her sister.
Elizabeth dashed back upon the track
and ondaavOrof 20 null her 10 safety
The heroic efforts % the Firl were
too late. and both were caught BY the
train. Notwithstanding the fact tna,
the engineer made herculean efforts
20 bring ~ 20 q stop. IN which no
succeeded finally but not until botn
urls had been crushed under the
wheels ~ the engine.
That the life % the younger sister
was saved. is due 90 the prompt de-
clsion of Elizabeth The former was
injured about che head while a leg
and arm % the latter was badly
crushed
Member % the train crew rushed
% the assistance % the girls and they
were placed ln the barnare car ana
rushed % fho North Wheeling hos.
rifal Conductor Nick Savoy ordering
the train back 90 Wheeling Mean
time virginia. the sister who ercaDoC
ln time and Who witnessed the acct
dent ran 90 her home and inform Oh
hcr mother ~ the unfortunate ar
fair
A. che hospital last nirht tho At
tnnfanfa stated that both had goo.
chance for recovery. and both were
resting well after their thrilling e4-
cape from instant death Tho condi-
zion n Elizabeth vas reported 20 he
improved and unless Complication
develop the attendants cay shc viii
recover
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