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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Sin bnrd]iidtigcs Wdrd)en.

Sie bon ocn cnaltlden aobclbiiroa
6etriebenc Stinmltl9smod)c gegen
Scutid)luno iii IN Der ocutid)-amerifa-
niid)en Erciic bercita 10 oft @cgen-
ltall0 BON Irtifeln gcipciell, ooB lbre
9lltfOcfltn1 nift gcraoc Den 9fei5 Der
9tellbeit mir iid) beoniprlld)en fam.
Slnmlerhin aber iii c. lntereiiant, bel
6elegcnbeit eiiler belnloers fnlilt-
oiden Siigc nud)SllIpiirer, ollrdl Die
Spbn Sull aus alter ,Srellnold)uit bns
Henpmmec Oes germmlilden Getters
81 perbeiiern iitd)t. Otit clnem lols
den Otdrlcin murtct Ole engliide
Treiic gcrabe Jest mieoer allf, inbem
lie Die beiltid)en @elfen 5llr Alsmall=
Ocrrulg peritrtheilt ullo linen freigc-
bigger @eiie IN Canada nelle Sciico-
lullgsgcblctc 5llmcilt.
@as Der &obeljlnee id, 90 ans
0cn 6ingcrn geloael hot, lit mitit ge-
mug. Ircituuieno @clten - pom
trGftigiten Sd,logc bellti6er Huiic,
mie Spbn gull iii leid)t %erfenlburer
9lblidt bin5lfiigt-meroen Den ban-
noper'ihcn Staub bon ihren TilBell
idiitteln unO lif nod I'M Snnfe oieleS
&en5nonats in Hotteroom 5lliammen-
iinoen, oQpo Die Canadian 9torthern
Eaciiic eiten groBen Sonoeroompfer
iiir lie bereit bGlt. @elb brolfen
0icic Hcidsfliid)tlingc gar nldt jl be-
iiBen; Die ,@eicQldnft," Die hintcr
bicIcm llnternebmen . rein pbilan.
thropild)em Nn1trId) Iteht, pilntpt Den
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ullcs: Die GiIeilbabn-
idbrt, Ole Shiifspulinge, Die Sefor-
ocrltng mli Den cnltnbiid]cn Sabnen.
lonlit lit inocB ibrc Siebc 81 ben
Oclttid)cn @elfen nod nift eridopft.
@ic ser enQliidD rebigierte Srabt ms
glallbell MAIDEN mill, bat Die Negle-
rlulg Der Sonlinion Dem Nilsmnloe-
runoslntcrncbn1cn is SpmnihipS
Sonb 5ugemieien. iulo bic .0cieQ-
ld)oft" mill ibren Yfleglingen ali Die
lem Sanoc Die Surmcn einrif)ten,
Nditier lllto StGlle builen, Saatalit,
SnrmmaldilIeu lln0 Gieh nnld)affen,
mo Die neiiell cunobiiden Illiieolcr
iollen mlr Die Serpilidltlng buben,
nod) longen ,Subrcn cInnlal ollie pie
ibncn crmieienen @oblthoten IN ME
Origen Hotcn 5llriid5u5oblcn.
Sed)5ebn Somnibips iinO MN, mie
inns jeber 5ugeben miro, feline alcinigs
felt. Sed5ehn Somnibips iinb-cis
nen %glugenblid, SO Seftionen 81
ic $40 9(dern ulb bcoeden olio cine
@eiommtilGd)c Don 36S,640 Adern.
Gas lit mir Die o~reitnuiet0 @elfen,
inter belen ia m~nbrideinlid aud,
cinigc Srnlen unb &inOer lein Oiiri.
ten, Elm gon5 biibid)er Belts mo cirl
aa5u groBcS @eorungc miro in Ger
cunooiihcn Nelicnfolonic porerIt
futm e%ntItc6cn. @ir iiird)tcn icQor.
ooB lie olld) mcitcrbin cin 5u Silriid
gc5o0cnc3 Ioicin fiibrcn miro, INN
~iibcrbultpt mlttclS irgcn0 zines @eo-
mciierS cnt0edt merocn 81 fonlcn.
,Suit mod)ten mir u%nlcbnlen, oaB picl.
lcid)t nidt einnlol Die orcitauienr
Mclicu ielblt Den @cg 6u Oicicm 20.
rnoieic iinben pcrbclL baS linen Ole
iclbitloic engliidc @rllOerlicbe in ga.
nubu uuigehullt bnbcn mill. Gem
Oicic mSlunnOcrinGsluitigen @elfcr
gi6t Is in gSirflidfcit notiirlid) gol
nid)t. @cun olld) IN Der Eropini
&nmlopcr Die Srcibercien Ger ioge
nnmltcn oGed)tspnrtei" nod MIDI
! auigebort babcll, 10 pobnt ibnen bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
JriihiabrS= Slmt uno &6rpcr. &ciniscr

WGbrcnb Der &intermpunte Inrn>
rncln lid llnrcini0tcitcn I'M &orper an,
hnS Slut miro inlrciu unb hid, hie
Hierer, &ebcr unb Giilqelpcibe lucrbcn
TRACE unb perrrindIcn pns Icgcnannte
~Spring Sober. Sic fiiblen miibc,
ldpoh unb faul. electric Sitters =
bic Srilbjnbrs Mc0i6iu mn Der
aDrpcrsH cinigcr - iii mas Sic be-
b%iirfcu. s. regt Nicccn 2ebcr nnp
@in9epcihe 5u 9cinnbcr 5~hdtigfcit an.
cnticrnt nlc llnrcinigtciicn unb bringt
@eiunbbcit. arnit mn Gncrgie.
electric Differs muht cil ncucs Wclcn
aus Sbncn. Seainmt cine picrlpDd,iae
&ur nm Gilcr ADrpcr miro III gutter,
3uitonb filr sic Srilbinhrsnrbcit &C.
icet. @drnntirt. 81 nl!cn Ipothefcn.
80 Gents unh $1.00. u. T.. Snflen
& Gu., Ybilahclpbia uccr st. 2Umis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

~ilcnbnrIc, iulb G0porO n. Hibbs,
alias Sndion DC ISorcit Die III Mem
Dprf, Ghicogp mlb nn0crcn StGoten
lucacll 3d1lrcid)er Sduplnoclclcn 90
il.d)t mcrOen, iiub in Npt Springa,
Nrf.. ~pcrhnftct morocn. @b!temlun
miro bc%idulbigt. Srnu Sorob Gpu-
ger Don 3ion Sin, 81. llrn $500
bctrpacn 5I bahcn. @ibba hot cinelt
@cd)icl 1efGlidt, inocm or Die Bitter
s nmf 5000 crbobtc. Gibbs b%clGnuin-
ocltc dis &c Torcit Die Srucaa Nu=
tiollnlbollf int Stootc Ncp ?)prf.
Mbitcnlnn bcflnOct lid nllf Dem
@cAc nod, &ninoi@ in Der Debut eli.
nca Sctcftius. Gr lit, mlc aus Iii
liltb ucrlnlltei, nit Dem frilberer
Stdatsienatpr BON Winneloto III.
5Dclfclbaft ibcntiid,. Gin aeid)idter
Nnpolt, lieb @bitcmon lid in &c
mngtc Spcfulatipneu cin, muroe %
mol perbnftet. miro IN mchr ais 40
StGotcn gclud)t. lit - moi nnGctlogt
urb If mnl itnlloig gciprod)cn NOR.
Den. Struicn IN SGbc BON 81 &ahs
rem puroel iihcr i'm p%erbGn9t. God,
bat er bishcr MIR cln &uhr lnt Mem
Dorfer Stnnts5ud,thuila III Miiblrn
perbiiBt. Gr IoQ mehr ola 100000
Ncltoblcn haben nno Nult jcltlpcllc dis
Willionur. Mis- CT Dor jlpcl Sobrcll
ans Nllbnrn entloiicu mllroc. crtlurte
er lid fiir gcbeiiert lnO mlr0c Eres
bigger. Bon orci Trnllcl lit er &C.
id,ieOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Sdnbluiigfcit Der Nmcrifancr in
Mcrifu.

Scrr Mntth. @pllrb. meld)cr lid
gc%aemudrtig IN Corning, Soma, aif.
hdlt. bcrid)tet iibcr oic Sdnlsloiigfeit
Der IN Mcrifo mnhnclbcn Nmerltns
ner, nlls meld)em @crid,t beruorgebt,
bab Serr Stoatsiefret0r 9rpau ourd)-
aus niu,t %geeigliet lit, Die ibnt unper-
trallte peruntmortlihc Stellrng 81
perpalten.
Tie folgenoe eiolid)e Grfl1rung
bon Wotthelp @pitrb. frilber III Gam
pieo nnIdiiia, lit bel cillem Bllnocs-
Senator binterlcgt moroen. Sic
mlrbe pom Slt1oes. aonilll Glorcllce
0tilcr III Sompicn gegengejcidnet
mo bat sum Sbeil folgenoen @ort-
lallt:
,rSll Der Nod)t 5ilm 26. Srtli bat-
ten lid mcinc Nidte, GOna @orro,
meme Sod,tcr mo ih ielbit gegen
5ebn llbr 5nriIdGe3pgen. I'm ~ llhr
murOut mir ollrdl Orei Ieritoner &C.
medt, mcld)e bon mir Giaaretten 5t
%falifcn perlnngtcn, Die id) gleid} anoe-
rem Mrtifeln IN fleinen @ellgen mir
gefanlte IN Gorratb belt. SD
glmibte Die Wcritalcr 5i fcnncn mo
bGnhigte ons @cmilnihte aus. Giner
Der Seiltc gob mir 30 Gcnts. Ils ih
mid lpnllotc, INN bas @elb 81 mch-
ielm, iprongcn lie aif mid cir, feIlcl-
ten mid ntO if)lcpptcn mid ans Dem
Sauic. Sic perlongten 8elo bon
mir llnb OILS id) Dies pcrmeigcrtc,
bonoen JIG mir Die SGnoe nui oclt
Hiifen, marfen oos freie Gnbc Oes
Strides ilbcr cincn Yallnl5ipcig nno
5ogcn mid III Die Sobe, 10 BOB nleinc
SiiBc fnlrll ben 9ohem beriibrten.
nSn5miIden botten lid Sod,ter mo
Nid,te anae5pgen mo famul mir 81
Silfe. Nls lie mid an bcm Baum.
aIte bdllgcn iobcn, eilten iie in bas
Snus 5ilriif, nm Den Merifancrn Oos
an Sallo befinolid)e @elo olls5ulie-
fern. Giner Der Mcrifnner crgriii
Gbmo, Die ibn jeood mlsluid) mo in
bas 3immer floh. Nanm fam mcine
Sod)ter Siaic nit Dem 8eloe, etlpn 30
Tcios, AMI Die @oQeric. Gin onOcrcr
Merifaner er9riii JIG uno belt tic fclt,
ipGbreno meme 9ti6te nit Dem onOc=
rem Wcrifaner I'M Snille rang. Gtpo
%5lpan5ig Minittcn lang oollerte ibr
@iberitono. Siaie fGnlpfte, bis JIG
obnmlGdtig mnroe."
Sier gibt Oic Iusiage Die edible
rilng 0cs ulmcrnnbarcn @erbredlela
pGbrenO Der %atcr beitrebt wor, lid
BON icincn Teileln 81 befreicn, Die i'm
an Dem @nlrue ieitbiclten.
Gam fGbrt bic glilsiage tort:
sd berihtetc iibcr Die 9lnaclencn.
belt ioiprt bricilid) mo ipGtcr perion.
lid an aoniul MiQcr. Sd bcnod)s
rihtigte oild) Die Sconltel Der &caie.
rnna Silcrto's. Die ctruu iieben Mici.
len pom Dem Nollic cntfcrlt morcl
ulo 1ob ihncu cine quite Scld)reibnnq
Der MGnncr. 9is icbt BADEN oil
mcrifoniihcn 9choroen nidlis getbon
nm ooS Scrbrcd)en 81 iiiDucn. Gi(
cin5igcn Scriude mod)ten cinig(
Had)born mo id, bic belr Wcrifancy
folgtcn.
sd, bin iibcrScuat, Dob Den antc
%rifonern in Oicicm 2anoe fem Sdrnt
gelpGbrt miro. Sd gebe ofcic Grfld
r,lug ub, INN Die Sbotind)en Den Aus
| larlOcrn 1T Ierifo m~itiutbeilcn mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

heutc nidJt nlcbr Die iiber5cli9cllbc
aroft inllc, Die Elm gnll5es &cginlcllt
lmnbmirtbid,oitlid, icbboftcr Clelncntc
nltf bic Ncinc mo oilf Den @cN mad,
Nn1eritn brlnacn foniltc. Nn Der
Nhpoltocrrllg %clll3clucr fchlt 6 ma
tiirlid, ME IN Den anOcrcn prcnBi-
Idpcn Eropili5cn, 10 nild) in Sonrloucr
l1id)t, nlo Die cngliidc @cfliiIenbeit,
Die @elt an nncrtro9lid,c pulitiId)c
3~uit1l1bc in Sclltld,lnno glallbcn SIT
madjcrL hat Damn aus olcicn flint
mcrlid)en Gnligruntclt Den &cermllrrl
Der meliiid)en Nbpanocrllng clts
itchcn loIielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

fcs 0ea Stem Drrfcr G~bcrAariMls &lil.
ioro u. &Grtriose 9}ent@beiitmih
Sorrp 81. 5bow'8 III i.:teu cri' i;
Hro5eb rpeBen Grmolhuu1 be2 rG,'.
teften Storforo MShitc. Nartriosc
iuurhe ii6crfiibrt, $4,000 nlsJcac.
ben 5lt babel, IN @irneu, oie ocgc:
Cham 3euDilib nblasen i~ollten. 81
oeranloiien, nlIs Der Stabt 81 g2hen.
0ouiel S'NcilN, cir onSercr Mnpolt
Sbulp's, itorb fi;rilidL nad)6am or
cine @efGrtaribitrnfc lrsger SebIcrci
auf glodpeQ's Saiano Derbiibt batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Sartnadiser, it6reubcr ouitcn furirt.

.Mein @uttc lit fiinf3ebn Sabre
unb meiu Sobn ndlt Sabre lang on
Suitcn. Or, Sings 9icm SiscDperi
~tlirirtc biciclbcn poll'tdnbib unb id
bin icbr buntbnr bnfiir", ihrsibt Srall
Supib Moor BON SnIinGip, Nln. Or.
Sings Ncip DISCOVERY miro Sbncr
gcropc 10 gut bclfcu mic bieicn Wdns
ncrn. 81. Sings 9iclp Siscppcrl
Ioate in jcScm 0nuobnlt iein. anriri
6uircn. linbcrt go Grippe mn allC
6nlss mn &%rngcnlciftn. @clb 5l@
ri%ldcrltattct, ipcnn Ole Mepi6ir pcrs
lo9t. Sn alien Npotbctcn. Yrcis 81
GcntS unb 500. -. Is. gmflcn 4
Gp., Ibilnbclpbia oocr st. Sumis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

Gil. Sm oentIGf.f-an;jiiiaeu &ricsc
mol er SoIrnlonoclr res To-t3 &c-V,I
ult0 1877 ptroe CT Size &bnirnl.
1883 uuroc or War;Hcm!njIter I'M
&obinct Sirnrb uItO bc:!e;aetc 5seIen
Tritcn in Orci pcrihicnensn Iiini-
i%terirIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
MSmirnl &rant aeitorben.

Sm Sitter bon 90 %ahren lit 5ll
So,llon Der iriiherc froil5Iiiifc Mn.
rileminiiter &i5e Nbmiral SHles
Eroncpis emile &rant dlis Dem Sc
ben qeid)icocn. Ter &ercmiNtc pl'rbc
1921 i'm GlinB gcbprcn mo frat lnl
Sitter bon 16 Sohren III Die Warinc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Scitcs 9agiermittel fir nie Samilie

Siitct Guh Dor |eritopfuug. Sc
6raud)ct 81. Sings 9ielp Sifc Yilen
nrtD bleibct gciunb. Srnu 9ba5. Z.
Smitb bon gScit 5ranflin, gtc., ncnnt
bieielbcn nbns Saricrmittcl llnicrcr
Samilic". Is 9ibt nidts Selcrcs iilr
crlpadicnc uub dltere Scutc. 0olet
Gud nod beute cine Shahtcl. %
Gents. Sn Apotbcfcn opcr per Folt.
81. Is. Suflen & GU, Ibilaoelpbia
ppcr ct. SDris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Srcikis Sahrc fnr &nk.

Seil err eiuem mciscu WdSdlcn
eincn aliB acrollbt haitc. lmirhe Der
huge Neacr Charles ercnion bon
Sbcrridptcr @iais megcn Stroben-
rabies ST. 30 Snhru 3ua4hQlis ycr.
nrtbe'lt. ueber bieicS orafoniiGe LII.
ibcil gibt lid in &n& Tngeles, Sal,
ollgcmcine Gniriiihuta funo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

rlsg Man p.rscfic mot, iein gbon=
ncmcnt rcd,tscitig cinSrienbcu. NId)
Der 3citunssmnim tanu obrc Uslo
niht eriiftcrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
NbcutcncrlidDc ynmi6nbn.

Aion5o !. @%bitenlnn, irilbcrer
StaotSicnator bon Minneiota unb
frilDercS Mitglico Der Ggicagoer gt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
NadDflGnac Snm Sbnius san.

NuS Dem gnmalt5itnn6c oll>Ac-
idjloIien milr0c leiten9 0ca 9lppellbo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Wottheu @our0.
PTS 3ellgc: Glorencc u. Mtine'
Hun0cs=Apltllll.

@oltrb lit injluildlcn rnb Gorling,
Solpa, per6ogcn. Cos StaatS-3c
portcnlent perlnog feiuen @rlinb att
3ligeben, aus Dem ea iid meigerte ben
iSall ju mntcrIu6en IL euild)s9l Sine
rifoner."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

in Den 3cutidDen Siipiee= Sniein bitten
lln @lnubensbotcn. ScDe 9nbe lpiro
inuerbolb aht Wonnten pDH Den bort
pirfelben %Ifiilionaren ancrfayint lrers
Den. Winn abreiliere ale @elDicnouns
Gen fiir Die SiIoiee sWiiiionen on She
GatbDlic Printing So, Snbusue, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

INN pieQeid)t @emtgthlun1 bon met
ner Hegicrlung ST. ~erlnngelt. Sd mar
mir Der @ciahr berpilBt. IN Der Die
Nmerifaner ldNuebtcn ln0 trof Gor-
tchrittgcn, nm sic Nt00hcn nlrBer
2ono iu ienoen abcr bic Merifaler
.fingen MIDI ob, che id) Dies tbull
fpuntc."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Socialists Hold Meeting and Outline
Plans for Campaien-Promi-
nent Speakers Coming.

The Socialist campaign committee
of Ohio county. at its meeting held
last evening In the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor assembly hall. out
lined plans for one or the most siren
uous campaigns ever conducted by
the Socialists OF the county. The
opening speech OF the campaign will
be delivered by William A. Jacobs.
OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Saturday
evening at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Market streets on the subject:
Forces Making for Socialism" Mr..
Jacobs will also deliver the principal
address on Labor Day. Tom Clifford.
a prominent socialist OF Cleveland. o
viii speak here September 10.
The ant-war socialist meeting will
be held September % and Miss Jean.
cite Covington, OF Chicago. Ill, will
be one OF the principal speakers TO
deliver an address. Much interest
was manifested at the meeting in re-
gard TO the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
MORE REDUCTIONS
IN Dividends az q Result Of The War
Announced Stock Distributor
Takes lts Place.

NEW YORK. Sept. ?. - Further
dividend reductions and changes re-
sulting from the European war were
announced today. The Guaranty
Trust Company, one of the largest
financial institutions in the country.
stated that Under existing condi-
tions. II was deemed advisable not
20 pay the Extra two per cent diVi-
dend. which had come to be regard
ed as a part OF the quarterly divl-
dend which had come 10 be regarded
az a part OF the quarterly dividend
IN addition 20 the regular payment OF
per cent.
because Of the advisability OF con
serving subsidiary resources" the
American Snun Company, a former
subsidiary OF the American Tobacco
Company. has decided not 20 declare
cash dividend on the stock, as Il
has been done for the past ten years
In lieu Of such payment the direc-
tors have ordered a proportlonate
distribution Of 2.f25 shares OF seven
per cent preferred stock OF the A..
Iorillard Tobacco Company and 3,4tO
shares Of seven per preferred stock
% the Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Company, which came into the snun
company's possession on the dlssolu-
ton % the American Tobacco Com
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GOVT. LOSES
Application For Receiver For OH
Lands oenied-Must Fight Case
on Merits.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept .. 49, The
application o. the United States gov
eminent for receiver for oil lands
I'm Kern county. Cal. worth sfb..~.
900 was denied today in the United
States district court by Judge Mu-
rice T. Dooling.
Judge Dooling's decision r. a VIC
tory for companies controlling i'm
mense tracts Of OIL lands In CaIifor-
MIA. title TO which the government
seeks 20 recover u means that the
case 81 the United States against the
companies must 20 20 trial on Is
merits. The decision will affect near
" score Of federal suits 10 cancel
patents 70 California oil lands
Defendants named In the suit de-.
cided today are the Pacific Midway
OH Company. The Maricopa Queen
on Company the } d. spreckels
General Petroleum Company. the
American Oriental Company and oth.
ers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Attorney .. Howard Holt Of Mounds.
Vile, Sues 3. q o Railroad
CO. For $4,000.

Attorney J Howard Holt. Of
Moundaviile. through his attorney.
Martin I. Brown. fled a praecipe In
a damage suit with Victor r Myers.
clerk ~ the circuit court % Marshall
county against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. a oorpora.
ton. and Michael Whalen. Tho
amount Of The damages sued for IL
10000.
The praecipe does not give the
grounds upon which the above SUIT
a. being brought but 10 h. thought
, however. that q on the outcome Of an
accident that happened last January
WIEN Mr. Holt was struck b. aahlfi-
ine engine a. The crossing 81 the
Bcnwood Junction and badly Injured
Re vas confined at the Giend 10 Hos.
Difal for several months
Michael Whalen. the Individual de-
iendant IN the suit. ia said 10 have
been the engineer on the locomotive
hat struck Mr. Holt Holt was on
bic way 20 Cincinnati Ohio. 40 the
Time ana ~ "a said was crossing the
tracks coming from the street car
station when he was struck By he
engine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
PARADE
And Review Of the Veterans wss the
Fssturs 81 the National c. A. n.
Eneampment Ysstsrday.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 2.-Approxi-
matey 5000 veterans. the remnant OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. stin
nfty divisions strong. passed In review
AZ the national encampment here to-
DAY. More than a quarter OF a million
people applauded-and many wept-
as the old soldiers. doing their utmost
10 conceal faitering steps. passed
Down the main business thoroughfare
OF the city. The line OF march was
mile and half long.
The review was accomplished with
out serious incident. with the excep-
ton OF several heat prostrations. due
principally TO the great crowds watch
Ing the marchers. Although a cool
breeze prevailed. the weather was
warm and sultry where the wind was
obstructed by high buildings. About
nifty men. women and children were
given medical attention. and Il was
stated all would recover rapidly.
School Children Sang.
A few minutes after 10 o'clock the
parade swung down the avenue. Pre-
ceded by the Sons OF Veterans and
Ranked by his escort. Detroit Post No.
sS4. rode Washington Gardner, Com
mAnoer-inthief OF the Grand Army.
When Mechanics Park was reached
5000 school children sang the Star
Spangled Banner"
Mr.. Gardner rode to, the reviewing
stand and then dismounted TO watch
his comrades pass. After the execu-
tive committees and past commanders
in-chief came the State departments
In platoons OF eight files. They
marched In order of seniority. and Illi-
nois. Wisconsin. Pennsylvania. Ohio
and New York. the oldest bodies, came
hrst Following them were the for
mer Union prisoners OF war and the
naval veterans.
Automobiles containing disabled sol
diers crept along behind the heroes
OF the war.
Receptions and campfires attracted
the veterans and their ladies' tonight.
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SQUAD is READY
cridiron Warriors Of West Virginia
University, With Coach and Others
Leave For Camp Today.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIlixencer.
MORGANTOwN. W. Va, Sept. a.
The advance squad OF the West vir-
ginia University football players
reached here this afternoon and the
remainder win arrive on late trains
tonight and in the morning. The
Wheeling delegation was the first ON
the grounds. reaching here on the
SO O'Clock train They were met at
the station by a delegation OF local
alumni and quarters were found for
them about the city.
Coach Sol Metzger arrived later
in the day from Fairmont with Cap
tain o. II. Davis ana Manager r. G.
Gist- George Z. Pyle, physical diree-
tor, arrived today also. coming all the
way from Florida. Plans were com.
pleted tonight at a meeting of the Of
tcials and players. for the departure
of the squad for the training camp IN
automobiles.
Among those who arrived this af-
ternoon were: Lowry Stops, Of Ben
wood; Lloyd Eneix and Carl p. Leath-
erwood, OF Wheeling; Alvin Nelly. of
Martins Ferry. o.: S. r. Hickman.
Bluefield; c. b. Hite. of Huntington:
Melville Stewart. of MoundsvilIe;
Harry Curry. and Dorsey Brennan. Of
Grafton.
Interest is at fever heat here
among the alumni over the prospects
for a championship team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
EAST HIGHLAND

FAST R1cHLAND. o.. Sept. Faith
sr McEachen. Of BARTON. preached az the
innrmary last sunday afternoon.
trip to Cleveland. Buffalo and NIAGARA
Falla. She was accompanied on the trip
~ Der cousin Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roscoe. OF Bell
a Ate; we're visitors here from Thursday
brother Alice and Ralph Roscoe
Ar. Daniel Mills and family and Miss
Leota Hubbard and Earl Littieton at
tended the Bethel picnic last THURSDAY
and reported a fine time
Miss Alice Roscoe VIII attend the
convention of the Christian churches
Friday Of this week
Miss LEILA Williamson entertained four
couples % supper on last Friday even
inG Those present we're. Misses Rhoa
Iorterneld. GLADYS Henderson. Blanche
hroomhall and Leila Williamson. Mcsara
quite number from here were dis-
attend the harvest home picnic IA Nil-
ncfH Grove. the rain made the grounds
Miss blanche Broomhar returned on
Friday from p two weeks visit with rc.
latvca af Somorton.
Mr. John Mcconnell an aged man.
who has been a. the tnnrmary FOR the
past Eve years. was taken last Thurs-
day % the home ~ bic con at Cam.
INNN"N N' mas a NUMMNNNN. WIS. MNIINM
stewart living IN Heiaire
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Carmen. Of Hclmonf
spent sunday here with his mother.
Mrs 4. N Carmrn.
Mr. and Afrr uurh DceNan and chn
Irru. Of Martins Very. spent SUNDAY
here Win her mother. Mrs Eliza Mr.
Nance. returning home on Monday
An See cream festival will be- held al
Che Nlchland M p church one mile
south ~ here on next saturday evening
september 6 cordial Invitation IT.
offended 90 All The proceeds will De-
for che benefit ~ che church
Mr. Ahucr Hays returned 20 Caluu-
hus on Tuesday 90 resume hla studies
at hllss unworthy BE- Waa Accompanied
BY BE brother John who Wi spend tho
week 60 the ohio state falf
visitors ere rn9f week mo Mrs n. Al
l1rmen were tho following Mrs Mary
Keller n Vim Grove. Mrs Bessie White
ana dnunhfrf Hernlce. 81 wheeling. ard
MrH Amanda Carmen. on So rlnIraNllIH.
Mrs. fnllIe N.aFFV formerly 90 fnIa
riHrr. but nov % bridgeport. spent n
fFu dHNH lest week here The guest OF
Mise ANfa Davis. nieu Mics lily ulNia
nf Inr Great Western. she returned
home ou Mlufaf she was formerly
Miss eoliie Lrlrulc
Mr and Mrs fuun ravior 90 Ban.
Hcrk and Mrs. Martha TaNlor. nf I'D
ClalraVlllr. were visitors here SUNDAY
Nith Mr. sarah Thompson and Mfs
So ana Ms Parker Rothmsire vent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GOLF TOURNEY
Play Starts Today In Mixed Four
somes Tournament at Wheeling
Country Club.

Play will start this afternoon in the
mixed foursomes golf tournament on
the links Of the Wheeling Country
Club. The first round of the tourney
viii be completed this afternoon. and
play viii be continued on next Thurs
day and concluded on the following
Thursday. September II. according 10
present arrangements.
Drawings were completed yester-
day as follows:
Mrs. T. B. Sweeney and w. p. VIII.
son.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and w. w. Holio-
way.
Miss Katheryn Pfarr and George
Hewitt.
Mrs. z. B. Adams and A. A. Wilson.
Miss Mary Simpson and ]. d. Mer-
riman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hildreth. III.