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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

Ssn a 2an0boIsmano aaoreas
Shmtot 1e0 GgooinJ. Der OeIto5 /
ariaen iom S%ufanteriit. ifaI iiel.
Il 8aateaaing paa ct @re1. Der tom
til5aga ien0t a aaus SITTER, 9are
faI0en paa OG1 aaitIi1e 6roHt -
san 6apoe / 6~or7eieu peret iaaret
= Bur 8ange.
Srntnet Deo Saoniug. @}iooa8s
DEN #. Slni oa S%fole5ernene If
biem ira geoiteo Sfo,e 5if no3Ie
8renge. iom ale par omlr.a8 en-
IS Var, neo I'll 9eoiteo - ior
n baoe. 0eroeo ifete Set lllpffes-
tilfnIoe. At en- Sen Al 8~aaroeier
7Sobm Sp5er ! geibd ~oritfHe0e.
sans aammerater formaaeOe fife
1t irelie 5am; ao3le LOB til 9pen
ior at bente 0iTIp. men 9irl9en
tom Tor Tent. 4aitor an3I / &e0iteo
aif u0 / en- 9dao Tor Al io8e efter
BAN, og Set lotfe0es eiter fort 81
gen at fin6e Grea8aus gi5.
0pO al line 5aar. 9anomaao
6riif p1a 9ran0erng glarf mooiol
Der 7. SUM Den isrgeli9e Gfterat.
nfng, at bans ga8ite Ssn, Ssren
6riif, er $50 al tine Saar paa et
2aioret / 6ranfri8 6riit bar IN
Sea mere meo / 8riJen
Gn armycaal. lS6l. H. u ii.
ifere ira 9pen sles5i9. ION 5ar
forpagtet 6iiferiet / 4nguitenbor8
% gaa GIg iaa3soe iorIeOel en-
Nal. Der oar I Meter q 6entimetar
laa9, % Gentimcter / Gmiau9 d
1eie0e 10A Bum. apmpeaaien
fangeoes paa en- @coefr51. ser ear
iaitgiort til en- t1uo Suor. iaa man
meo 1oerite 6oriiBtigbeo maatte ie
Al iaa cen mo / Baden.
6alOne. ) .5hIgspiBihs @rea3
port" befeuotssr 9aitor Sacobien /
arco. tioIisere / Sfrrbat at BANS
rloite Sgn, Gr. Sobannes Satob.
len. Der oeItog iom ari8sirtuiaig i
arigen, Ben t6. giai er iaIoen i
Grigen rant al en- @ranat.
gnSoi0ere befenotgsr s. 0ene /
@rari1p. at bans Sm ebriitian er
ialoen / aurIano. % Mar gammeI
Wnuaelen paa manOlig Ar6eios.
FRAT bIiper mere % mere isleliB,
eiteriom beitan0ig Here inota,oes II
6Rren. 8ette gRloer fife aIeue /
9~anObruget, men ogiaa andre Or
bDeru. 9aa 6aoersIeo areoies
Smnabaner bar man iaaIeoes ! Den
ienere I'D begpnot at ipsieIiRtte
aoinoer oeo Sc Iattere Sor0arbeioer
paa ganeIe9emet Baa StrPtnin8en
oeit for goiens er Der bier 3as
en- ID apin0er ira e8nen 0eo
Ruitrup / 9irtiombe0.
9pOsfnlO. Maaaeaari8 9otar %
a0Dofat / SaoersleD. Suititsraao
gil5elm 1~dbn6arot er Den 10
,Sfni efter en- Maaueos al0orlil
5na0om aiaaaet 3eo 7s0en j III
Stem paa Rsrrehauses Zen n
os0e. iom iiOen qriaens eaB1noalle
haooe giorf Sieueite iom aaptain /
9an0itormen (han baDoe melot ii8
iriDiaia til 5ieneiteH) o. Ii8set 0els
I Tlensbora, bells ! 4abenran q
Snoersleo, par Ell islt aoootat %
baD0e iaaet ia en- tor aIientfreos
On % paa 9an5. ioet Ban bao6e
foritaaet at 0inoe 9eioltningens
5illio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14
Gpmccripanmc

Slngten ira 5angeleirene. Sles
Dig. %. SUM. 8aa @runo al De
ssoige lnopiselier al Sanger ira
annqeleirene og 9aaroeue ! Sgn.
oeri9aano bar 9perprpiioent D.
Nloltfe uoiteot en- gefenotgerelie,
boori ban opfororer 9eboerne I'll
at oqre Rpnoig6eoerne 6ebielpe.
Iige meo geDogtuingeu. oa 9ano.
manoene / Sm0eriDuanO / mo0iat
Sab oil bliDe mfoora9ne Sanger
Res Arbeiosfrait.
6n baarOt rant 5nmilic. Som.
uruneforitanoer 5enien 5DiOoiRg
bar Ranoag 81. SUM iaaet Nleo.
oeIelie ON, at ben femte at bans
Sgnner er bIeDen iaaret beo Belt.
fronten. en- 9ugIe er gaaet IND
sennem p~enitre arm % I'D gennem
Sfuloeren.
aommuneiorItanoer SEMEN bar
Ill 2 Ssnner, Der er falone. 3 CT
faareoe og I er enonu uifaot / 81
be%grapene. GnOoioere er ? an0ra
egnner uoifreone til Sesiion. ai
bfsie er Ben enc inolagt paa 9oipi.
talet / 8Iensborg Tor at 5lioe oppe-
reret for MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures ieIu ligger
6s6sIpg / 5iemmat. gn 9rooer til
ban or / 1elge ageitipa SociaI.
purer oeo aonmlueifoln i Ribe.
9rgie Cher. - 4ngiueriet flOre.
ser. 5 oe iioite Gage al Nai gtaa
neo bleO gantboghoIoer 3. 21cfe !
Rso0ing %arreiteret % iert til 6lens
borg, bnor BAN itaoig iioOer-
.. 9pefe baDOe Tor nogen Gio
foen itreoet til 9ro0eren. Der Ida !
altonn, at man berbiemme long
hes eiter at ie BAN og tale meo
BAN og opfor0re0e bdm til at is8e
GrIoo. gro0eren efterfom 4nmoo-
nin9en, fit Orlou og reIte biem.
I~lmi0Oelbart ier uolsbet Of Orlo.
Den unoorog Ban fg imiOlertio
s0erIiaere Iieneite peo gortreiie, og
Da man / bans 2ogis / 4ltona
IanOt 9rooerens 9reo meO Opfor.
0rinaen ON at fomme biem, mente
Npnoigheoerne = eaer if bibragt
ben Mening = at g. 2Dcfe Der.
neo bopoe oGret grooeren bebiplpe-
Zig meo at fonlme bort. font Der
fife finSes en- eneite autnOning ON
noget Iaaoant ! BET paagpIoenoe
Ereo.
I1an funoe f~oritaa, tilieier Ri
be Stiftst.4 at De preusiiife D2Dn-
bigbeOer, Der fife Bar ipn0erIigt til.
ooers for oanifiinoeOe GoroIesui.
gere. brugte 6Gn8ieI og ANDRE
Strafiemioler. na1r Be baboe 9epi
Rrne pan 9aauOen for De paaggl.
oenoes 9reore, men naar Der intet
foreIigger herom, og Der iiffert BEL
Ter life fan tilDeiebringes noset
fadonnt foroi Ro~rilesoiaerne ieIo.
fslgeIiJ er altior foriigiise til iligt,
nnes Get Io1lig haarOt, at man t
bette gilfploe Iaoer Sen tim8e
Saano ialoe poa &. 21cte Tor 0et.
man eaers oiIoe ramme 9rooerea
fpr.
epSlabt. Murer gal6emar
Ghmiot ira g. ge6iteo, Der forle-
Den bleO nnboIOt ip0 for @ranien
al bet tnffe Boltti 90 fert iii Sfgr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

bGf arreit, er MI / 5sIge Slide
stiftst.~ bleoen IssIaot. an5olOeI-
fen ifblOes en- ganife g%ranolSs
SigteIie for At baoe 5iulpet les
oigife 5IDgninge ooer 9rRnien.
9pS paa Den pitIigs SalspIaOs.
al. QU.) 4rbeiosmanO Steifen
2ln0 % 5uitru ! 9egumfloiter
mo0tog forteoen Den officieue gteo-
0eIeIie at oeres 5gn Safo5 par
fal0en eaa oen 9itlige galpIaos. 81.
Den 8oaife 0eItog ban ! aampene
o. bar DGret / mango 6rgtainger.
SalOen mob geit. al. M Der
er M IA. 5mi) fommet 91eooe-
Ielie ON, At Carl 5bomien ira
1iter6n auere6e Oen D. April bar
fun0et Dozen unOer ct Stormau.
greb PED gperu. San bIeU n9ppe
10 aar gammel
9oO at fine 5aar. Zen 22aarise
Sans 9rGitrup ira SiIlerup er Sen
q. Mai 800 Al tine Sanr ! Ct Ca
iaret / g9gooa. san bIeD 5aarOt
Iaaret Sen q. U3ai / aarpaterne
8reoagen Den Il. SUM 81. 3 g.
.termi60ag fauot Der en- Ssrse3uSs.
tieneite SteO i 6ieIitrup airfe.
7%rnfnct. 9or0ag gfternioOa8
Den y. Sum baDoe Sfr9Ooermeter
gInefis s1b 4ar gamIe son. 65ri.
titan, ! SammeIe0 nuret ueoe 0eO
Aaen. Ser lober uO I 8ammea. Tor
at baoe Otter at bare baOet iuIg.
les 6an meo tine minore SeifenOe
biema0. 4aa 8eien oiIoe Ban meO
en- Stof pirre efter uoget i aannIeu.
Grenaen ial0t / 8anoet. De imaa
Soitre Isb efter Si9Ip; men oa ser
ingen par / RprbeOeu, par ben Tile
800. fgr ser fom no8en til Steoe.
9pnneOlas. Ratten menem Ems
BAG o. Sorsoag 9. % 10. SUM
truf Der ct 6efti1t 5or0eupeir ben
ouer Re0Oing og 0megn. 9Dnet
log neo Dos BOIL Safobieu / Sier.
ting % Dos 86omas 56renien j
Iornum, bpor en- Snobesntn8 ON
en- Marf fuloitGuOie opbrPn0tes ,
enOoaIao 8iltradoen bIeu recon /
imoa StDtfer. Zen IGngieIsiuIot
uenteoe Regn bIeo BOG life til ret
meget.
Saaret for nnoen Gang. 5srite-
IGrer 2in0eIof / Span0et, Der Del
tuger / &rigen iom lln0erofiicer
ueo Snianteriet. bleo fort eiter i'm
| 5nofaIoeIie iioite CONNER iaoret.
Otter i'm SeIbre0elie giorOe ban en-
SiO lang @arnhonstieneite, iereno
ban after fom meO / 5eIten paa ben
peitligc arissifnepIaOs. Ser er san
after bIeoen ~iaaret. Dog life Iius
iarligt, os lig5er paa Ell 2aiaret.
80 5anr. @aaroeier 5eppe5dult5
paa o8raasbslgaaro4 0eo 5too.
Borg. en- a Baaroeier anbreas
Sdult3 I ReoOing. Der Oeltoa i
arigen ION Reieroiit oeo 5niante-
riet paa oen peitlise 6rout, er Den
8. Mai bIeoen barot iaaret a en-
@ranot % jar oerUeo ~pnaOraaat iig
life fqrre emo 80 Saor paa for-
ifenige Gele Of aroppan. @an me.
ner BOG, at Der life oil pore 6are
for bans 2ip.
InlArn- QnnerfnenA4elerS hmim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

bGf qrreit ar MI ! 5sIge sRibe
Stiftst." bIeoen Isslaot. anboIOeI-
fen ifblOes en- ganife g~ranolSs
Sigtelie for At baoe 5iulpet lies
oigIfe 6lpgtninge ooer @rPnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

epslnSt. Murer 9al0emar
Ghuiot ira g. ge6iteo, Der forle.
Den bleU nnboIot jp0 for @ranien
al bet tpfte goIiti og fsrt til Sfer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14
90 paa ben pitIige @algplaOs.

w VHH UtH PTIII8t
al. ap.) 4r6eiosmano Steifen
2lmo % 5uitru / 9sgumfloIter
mo0tog forleoen Den officieIle 0teo-
oelelie, at oeres 5sn Safob par
ialoen eaa oen sitlige 8alpIa0s. 81.
oen 8aaife 0eItos BAN ! aampene
"a bar DGret / mango 69gtainger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

Ssn a 2an0boIsmauo Gaoreas
Shmiot oeo GgooinJ. Der OeIto5 /
ariaen ION 5niauteriit. ifaI ifel.
Il @aategaing paa ct 9re7, Der TOM
tiI6ale. ienOt a aans SITTER, uara
faI0en paa Oaa aeitIige 6roHt =
San haooe I 6or9eien u0ret iaaret
e Bur @ange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES BEING
SOLD MODERATELY In EUROPE

shipped Was entirely a domestic pro
duct and should not be regarded as a
contraband OF war.
Issue Bulletins
The wealth and debt OF the eoup.
Try IL dealt with IN a series OF bulle-
tins recently issued BY the census
bureau which treat OF the assessed
valuation OF property and OF the IN.
aeotedness. receipts and expenditures
OF the nation. the states and smaller
political divisions. These bulletins
are six In number one deals with
the assessed valuation Of property and
accounts and rates OF levy. covering
a period OF over 80 years Another
bulletin treats OF national and state
indebtedness covering a period OF AZ
years. and a third covers county and
municipal indebtedness from 1890 to
1913. The other three bulletins give
statistics OF the revenues and expendi.
lures OF the nation and states. OF the
counties and OF the municipalities. re-
spectiyely II appears from the ng-
ures given that the assessed valuation
OF all property subject to ad valorem
taxation in 1912 for the ~ states ana
the District Of Columbia amounted
10 |os.bOO.OOO. There was a continued
increase In assessed valuations from
1860 20 1912. except during the decad..
from 1850 TO 1870. which 81 may be
noted covers the period OF the Civil
war. The comparative summary OF
the debts OF the nation. the states and
the minor political divisions for the
year 1913 is as follows: National. ST.
O2s.564.O55; states. S345.s42. sos. ana
minor divisions. ss.475.954.353.
The heavy exports OF cotton from
the United States which have been
In progress for the past few months.
represents smaller money value than
the same quantity OF the Southern
staple would have produced II cotton
prices were on a normal basis, the
payments for the same by foreign
countries have constituted an import.
ant element in the foreign exchange
situation. Cotton has always been re-
garded az the most important OF
American commodities in respect TO
bills OF exchange from Eu-
rope. The cotton exports which have
been in progress since the beginning
or the war have consequently been
arranged through entirely new cred
Its and drawings. which have consti-
tuted a source OF additional pressure
upon the foreign exchange market
Pittsburgh District.
In taking resume of the Pittsburgh
district the dry goods and grocery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The selling OF American securities
by Europe continues although not es-
pecially large. The majority OF the
sales seldom exceeding ten bonds
ttlO.OoO( and more frequently being
merely one or two bonds. for demon
alization has pervaded the foreign ex.
change. affordins evidence that the
liquidation OF American securities BY
foreign holders neither Is uncontrolled
nor Is large. However the stocks are
sold In a systematic and skillful way.
designed 10 obtain the best prices
possible for the securities Develop
ments In the international political
position have been OF such an unset.
tied character that professional stock
trading has been restricted greatly.
The influence OF the European con
nict on the general stock exchange
price level il that anything tending to
shorten the conflict should be regard.
ed as favorable influence.
British exporters are now beginning
TO purchase American goods for ship
ment to the colonies OF the empire
and 10 other parts OF the world where
the English merchant has established
trade. In many OF the British DOS
sessions the American products are
very little known. Nevertheless IL IS
believed that as stocks OF manufact.
ured goods in the belligerent coun-
tries get smaller. the foreign exporter
with continued war. Will come TO de-
pend upon the United States for the
classier OF manufactured articles and
materials which enter into the every
day life OF the men and women. II
the demand from England for Ameri-
can goods flourish. the products OF
the United States will be introduced
Into more or less unfamiliar places
under suspicious circumstances. Once
the acquaintance is made, the demand
should continue
One OF the most notable commercial
developments OF the war has been the
particular effect upon the Australian
wool trade. Up TO the present ali ef
Tort possible has been done In Eng.
land to keep Germany from securing
any wool by placing an embargo on IL.
The embargo has been placed in force
again more rigid than ever. How.
ever. interested parties have called
attention 10 the fact that the wool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
TRUCK EXPORTS
BREAK RECORD

Remarkable evidence Of the
stability OF the demand for
motor vehicles is found in the
record 81 exports from the
United States for the calendar
year OF 1914. Official figures
just Issued. as analyzed By the
National Automobile Chamber
81 Commerce. show that the
value Of motor trucks exported
last year represented an in
crease Of more than i32 per
cent over 1919. and that she
value Of an motor vehicles cy-
ported in 1914 was more than
: per cent greater than bon the
previous ~ months.
This record b. all the more
notable In face Of the fact that
there was a decrease " Do Der
cent in valuation OF all exports
for last year. and a decrease OF
nearly 2D per cent In the value
% All exports o. manufacture
ready Tor consumption. auto.
mobiles included. roprDsenfing
20 per cent 0f the total exports
for the year.
In 1914 the United states
sent abroad $3.50 commercial
vehiclos valued ~ fggs5.T53.
as compared with 1909. worth
fl.6sGsO1. iu 1919 The total
~ motor vehicles exported last
year was 257c5. worth ggg.
507 .fff. ~ nEalnst 2G.ss9.
worth f27o30f51. the year be-
fore
Imports OF motor cars
dropped from 800. valued 90
f1.15f.s11. in 1913. 10 .9G. val
ned Or tf07a05. last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
NEW MODEL COMING.

To-day the Auto Sales company will
unload two Overlsnds. one 6-cylinder
model 50 and one model 81. The lat
ter model was on display shortly after
the holidays. but since that time the
Auto Sales company has not been
able to secure another car.
The car will be placed In the Auto
Sales company display room st the
corner OF Sixteenth and ChspIine
streets on Monday. Since the for.
mer machine OF this model was shown
the company has had numerous in.
Quiries and they expect 20 do rush.
ing business during the next week
or ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

houses report business moderate. the
former having a fair volume booked
Tor spring. while mine and mill sup
ply and general hardware dealers re
port business below normal In iron
and steel markets there has been
some improvements in finished pro
ducts. Little business. nevertheless.
has been done IN pig iron. Prices are
unchanged Steel mills are operating
az about sixty per cent Of normal Capa-
city. A fair volume OF tonnage has
been placed for tin plate. wire pro
ducts and shapes. a large portion OF
which Il for export. Owing 10 a fur
Their depression due 10 the new phases
OF the foreign var situation. the New
YORK stock market has developed an
irregular rallying tendency. both the
public and the large interests main
tanning a cautious attitude toward the
market AZ this juncture. There mas
been. however. a slight hardening IN
exchange rates. limitations being cur
rent that foreign governments will
establish large credits In New York 20
cover purchases OF supplies and ma.
terials. though no definite steps OF
that kind are announced.
Little activity is noted in wool az
Boston. the total sales being esti-
mated az not over 1000. 600 pounds
The majority OF the trading has been
secured and pulled woods, although a
fair amount OF feeces and territory
woods have changed hands Wool
growers are now asking from IS To
30 cents for medium clips. while fine
woods are being helG very high. some
selling at 81 cents and other lots are
being sold at 40 cents Better reports
are coming from the mills. and some
appear TO have obtained a good vol.
ume OF orders, especially for mems
wear woolens and womens dress
goods.
pig Iron Orders Small.
The demand for pig iron outside OF
export negotiations continues TO be
confined to small lots OF foundry
grades for domestic shipment Pipe
works are in the market for moderate
tonnages which in the aggregate are
quite satisfactory. The demand for
small lots OF cast iron pipe from mu-
inequalities and private water and gas
companies continues quite active IN
the eastern territory as we'll as in the
central west. The time OF the market
Is improved. but the shops are less
aggressive for business after several
months OF fair orders. While there Is
less competition. yet prices are
stronger in tone and slightly high,t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

i1Eton. Pa Motorcycle club have been
received. end DO Is evident that they
arn anxious f1 favo the WhoeIins
club aEsi7t Them In holding como
races az that place during tho coming
season Tho Washington boys boast
OF ono 20 mo beer tracks in the west.
ern part % Pennsylvania. ana bon
dn1h'ee.E some GOOD races viii ba
pulled ~ there This season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The company also expects A Jenerv
chesterfield Six within a few davS
that was ordered for Webster strst.
ton. Of Toronto. Ohio.
a specially ordered car for the dis
play room VIII arrive this week. being
Jehery Chesterfield Six. Brewster
green body. Motto Kloth upholstering
and wire wheels. This r. a duplicate
OF the car used in the Jenery exhibit
az the Chicago show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Owing to the fact THAI the Mounds
Vile race track e. In poor condition
and there f. practically no fence
around the grounds. q has been decid-
cd BY the members OF the local cub
that 10 would be inadvisable 70 hold
races at that place during the coming
summer. 70 might De- added though
that the Moundsyille club is q live
bunch and they are planning 10 pull
on some good stunts during the sea
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The Capitol Car company. az 1875
MARKET street. reports Tho following
Gales for the past week vs.. D. CuIU.
~ Toronto. Ohio. MARVEL 2r.f. Vs.
d Kirk ~ F0Iiarsbee. Maxwell 2Ef.
". Cor. ~ Cameron. Maxwell Zbf.
William Miller. ~ this city. MARVEL
15f Ear NJ. Greene. of Fr and G
Dairy. Chesterfeid Sir. George A
fpieaa. % S'uebarvIiie. 1ors-v-t. p
p White ~ Hundred reTerv.f. J A.
Wildman. ~ NorEauf0un. TaTery @
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

Within the past few DAYS the NOM.
bers OF the Wheeling Motorcycle club
have completed arrangements for the
banquet that will be held al the club
rooms Tuesday evening. A businees
session VIII be held early IN the even
ing. after which a social session and
banquet will be held Special music
VIII be furnished by the club orcnes.
ira.
Charles Lepb1rt. local mail carrier
ana motorcycle rider. has purchased a
new three speed Harley-Davidson ma.
chine from Earl Braunlich during the
past week
Yves House. local agent for tho In
dian motorcycle. has sold a three
speed machine TO Karl Goddard OF
Sardis. Ohio. during the past week
'Si" StoinhaYe.r. automobile and
motorcycle editor FOR the News has
been made an honorary member or
The Wheeling Motorcycle club.
Tho now sIen that will be posted on
the Bridgeport pike will bear tho f0f.
lowing inscriptions One side wifi
reof. call Again Wheeling Motor.
.N''' 'IANs "N'I' inc r|HnT VIII Do
Welcome 10 our cts. signed
wheeling Motorcycle club
Earl Braunllch. local agent fg- the
ENcclsior machine. has received ro.
u0o that n new three araod machine
hae been shipped from the factory ana
VIII likely arrive here carly m the
week
Edward Funds. Of South WhesIfrv
hH7 purchased a new three rpeeI fr.
dian motorcycle from wesley House.
local agent during tho rasf week
otto Ritz and Walter Ripley have
been notified by fHa Nrf0rrFfIa rub
fha' they have been appointed f4 t|..t
70 T Miller. fellow rider who be-
confined fo Tho hospital ON account
~ Illness
A. me plate shower banquet fHaf
VII ho held Turefay evening fra
membership ~amualrr viii aI-4 Do r-
aunurafef A. fHIs time teams viii Do
chosen md Yves House. rar Hrarr
Itch and Charles Lr.rfarf have boon
chosen o. rspfs'Ha The Irar. foam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

% has been decided that during the
races that viii BE- held I'm THE CITY
during tho coming summer the fders
WIZ not wear numbers on their backs.
az has been tho usual custom. but
viii instead have fibre board at
faohcd t0 no lcff side ~ their front
axle This 30 ls thought viii prove
moro satisfactory manner of keeping
track or the riders and their position
In the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The Standard Auto company saws
that business in their machine depart
ment was never better. During tho
past few days the cars OF W. j. CaId.
well and Marshden Colvig have been
given complete ovsrhaulinEs A. many
~ thirty radiators have been repaired
BY the company and quite a number
o. Tenders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Dr y p Bone. % Moundsvile. has
traded HE Ford runabout 90 the ~ vs.
Perkins agency. of the Mound CITY.
for a Ford cOupelet car. and 80 now
using n IN his practice. This fs tho
hrst ~ this model 20 be used in
Moundsvilis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The Howe company reports the sale
OF the following cars during the past
week. To Thomas A. Kelley. one spe.
cial Michele. TO J. W. Johnson &
Sons. Of Follansbes. one special
Michele
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Sine ~ is on assured fact thai
WheeiinE win have a professional
baseball team during The coming ruu.
mer. The officials OF the wherrirs
Motorcycles club are planning 10 ar
ranFe their dates FOR racing m this
CITY - They VIII I'M mo- way cors.f
Win fhr baseball schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The dinsrentisi used IN tho Ienary
Chesterfield sir a. on display 80 mo
Capitol Car company saIesroom a.
1875 Market street ff ia termed the
worm drive and gives TO- the Chester
held siH silence and economy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

The new sign that will be posted IN
the out the pike district by the mem
bors of the Wheeling Motorcycle CLUB
will bear the following words. "Our
Latch String Always Out" on the 9th
Or Il VIII read. Wheeling Means Bus
Iness."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

" z Burkls. a grocer OF South
Marshall street. Benwood. has uur.
chased a lEht truck 10 be used in
making deliveries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Ing at that place SIR Bier Gays that
DO vas entertained royalty by tho club
of fFo Mound city. and that they are
a live bunch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Charles Liephart has been aufho.
rizrd by tho club to purrhare OBJ cups.
pilates and sauccrs Tor tho use af frs
club members 90 bauquets and other
forIal affairs