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Summary: Runs-Dauhert. Groh. H.rzog
Wagner, Griffith. Two-hase hits-Stcny.i
Gcoh. k!liiter. Three base hits--$tence!
Ntlif"r. stolen hases-HerzoC. Williams.
Earned runs-Brooklyn :: Cincinnati l.
Sacrifice hit-k!ll!fer. Double plavs-r'ut-
shaw :" I'auiert: Herzog :" -Ioliwitz: Ecr-
zng 10 Wagner; HerzoG. Wagner to Moll-
vita LETT on hasrs-Brooklyn. 4; Cin.in-
natl. :. First base on errors brooklyn. :.
Base on halls-on Appleton. {: of Coomhs.
!: OFF Dale. l.. Hits-on Appleton. I in
lnn!ng", on Dell, . in innings. of Coornhe
in inning. struck out--by Appleton. >:
~ toomhs. i: h. Dale .. Passed hall
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
harrisburg ut Buffalo.
Providence :it Montreal.
Jersey City ut Toronto.
RICHMOND ut Rochester.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, =: Pittsburgh. l.
Cincinnati :: Brooklyn. |.
New York. II: 81. Louis. first Eamc).
New York. :; 81. Louis, tsccond Eamc).
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. l.. Pet. w. l.. Pct.
Phila. 81 IL .55l brooklyn so &c .i1a
New York. &c 10 .5O0St. Louis SO 81 iG5
Fittsh'Eh AZ IS ADS Cincinnati IL % 1876
WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Boston nj Chicago.
Philadelphia mt Pittsburgh.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
brooklyn ut st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. l; Chicago. first Eame>.
Washington. 3: Chicago. l (second camel
Detroit, |; Philadelphia. o.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
": =: Pct W. l.. Pct
Dctroi, :. 80 81 ,GI5 st. Louis Is s. liz
Jhicaro ~ SS .6Oi Cleveland 81 81 S9l
90 &c sci Phila. go. 81 6a .3Ii
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
st. LnniS mt New York.
Cleveland ut Boston.
Detroit az Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
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Montreal
Prov idcnCr
Totals - ~ IS

summary: Rims Mo%ully ~. Shorten
,,G, Sh"an -, onslow. schultz wash.
whitman 80. FLYNN 30. Dowd stolen
hascs-Whlt.mau ~. Hovlcy. Sacrifice hits
-Shcan i'ahrigu". Nash Two-bas" hits
schultz ~. Holden. p0w1. WATERMAN.
ii"me runs Flynn ~. u',s-om Eayrr.
in 3 innings: %; schultz. in % innings:
or llow". i ir Irui-g-. OF Fullerton.
/ In Inning. S'-uek out-ny F.ayrs / by
SchA!i%. .. - b7wa, e. Bases on balls
~ EnNrs .. off schultz !. oT Fullerton
Wild pitch Eayrs Time. 30 r.npi-es
fr"emtn ami HHrrisor.
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Grand Circuit Results
EOS pace. 3 in 5: purse, $1,000:
COnlte, blk. IL. by Anuillin

Aconite. blk H., by AGu 'HiH;
Mareot Hal. b. m. ii1cponaaidij " J T! !!
Zen Locanda. b. h. (Murphy) -. 2 3
l ne climax. blk. II. (Brcnnan). 3
55idinne' 2:o9 Ia. 2:09 1-2. go? IA.
I:oS trot: NJ. U. T.. purse. $1,000.
st; c, Frisco; b; h. by San Fran
The Emo; CHI. c. Floyd) ...... 2 1 2
Todd McGrcgor, cl.. II. tRodneyj s 1 2 7
H, CtCioSkeE. b. s. tMcDonald. 3 3
MSS Nus Directed. br. IN. (McDevitD5 6 > 3
Lee blossom. CHI m. tChilds-
Time: 2:i2 Is, 2;l:a ii:2. 2:i2 . IT, / .
200 trot. in 5; purse. $1,000:
L'Zzie Brown. b. m. By The
bondsman tNalcntine) 4411
G fiay Tellai br M tGeers).. -. 2 2 I 4
Bright Axwor,hy, b. T. (Murr.. ! . . .
GFan and Marshal. blk. g. 3 9 2 2
p I, o, b. g; (Grady2. .:;..55 5 5aPP
Lou Jennings. br. III. ,Bren-
Ti Tim 2:l2 IL. 200 is, : S,S "a.
2:09 Ia. 2:ll l-2
:, a:l% trrot, 3 in 8: purse. $1,000:
Wilkes (GosnclD ............
Victor Victor star, b. & lvallGn,ine( 2 2
5 John t;mynne br. g tshnler).... 4 ! DR.
Great sale, b. h. tMmrphy). 8 3
Dick Watts. b. h CRodney) dis.
Time, 2:l3 IL, Ell l-2. 2:i3 IL
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EXCURSIONS

Wanted. 500 men and their wives and
SwcctheartS TO go on q delightful
MOONLIGHT no DUTCH GAP
Tonight.
Large and com Portable steamer
Pocahontas; music. dancing and re-,
freshmcnt Come and enjoy tho cool
brcezes. Bont leaves wharf Mt Sis
r. NJ. Tickets-Cientlemen. SOC, Ladies'
and children, 25c. Auspices Maple
Camp No. 153. w. o. w.
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SECOND GAME.


TVT1TH...-8' . :, . o TotaIs....2 20 I q I2
Score ~ innings: r.
E"n York ........... 3 q ~
ST LOUIS ............ 0 q 0 0 0 90
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SECOND GAME.
Total,....E 42iIi o Totals....:o ;

'Batted for Cicot:c in eighth.
Score by Innings: p
Chicago .............. q e. o.
Washington ......... o 0 0 > o ; 0 -
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stand by the country. riEht or wrong.
II is indefensible for any free man in
free republic to state that he Will
stand by any official, right or wrong.
OF by any eN-official
Even a. regards the country. while
! believe that when war Is on, every
citizen stand by the land yet. in anv
crisis which may OF may not lead 10
war. the prime duty OF the citizen H..
by criticism and advice even against
what he may know 10 be the majority
opinion Of his fellow citizens. to in.
sist that the nation take the right
course Of action
There b. even a stronger reason
for demanding OF every loyal citizen
that after tho president has been
given ample time to act rightly. and
has either rot acted az all or has
acted wrongly. that ne shall be- ma ia
10 feel that the citizen whom he has
elected 10 serve. demand that he be-
loyal 10 the interests of the land
The men who believe in peace at
any price or In substituting an In.
elusive arbitration treaties for an
army and navy should constantly
move 90 China. N he stays here then
more manly people will have to do.
fend him. and he is not worth defend.
ing To treat clocudon AZ substi-
tute for action. 20 rely upon high
sounding words unless backed bv
deeds b. proof Of a mind that dwpIls
only In the realm Of shadow and
shame
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NIGHT RIDERS
FACING COURT

HARTFORD. KY AuE. .s-Ths long
struggle q the AUTHORITIES with laSiess-
nes- In this portion Of Western Ken
tlesy eliminated IN the Ohio county
circuit court here today xhen . group
q a totsl % more tnan thre.-score per
sons we're placed Ca trial for alleged
tartlclpatiou IN riEhtridiug out Ielxes
wen court adjourned Ter The day Two
men haf PLEADED guilty. nine Others N.rs
on triai and 81 were awaiting a hearing
The two men who threw themselves on
ne mercy Of the court we're sentenced 20
three years each in tho pcnitentiAry for
iloEstnE q man and Woman one % the
o~tenoanfs T. the Eon-iu-laW OF the pros
ecGtinE Witnesses The nine men on
trial were indicted with them. charge.
against the remainder ailegs maitreaf-
inent % various persons and IN. murder
Of a negro.
Scores OF persons IN ohio and contiE-
uons counties have been flugEed a. night
ana their homes riddled with bullets
within the last ten months BY bands OF
mounted men. Whites and negroes alike
have suffered
The authorities say reasons advanced
70 the victims indicate the night riders
were endeavoring 10 regulate the conduct
q communities through Intimidation.
Misplace negro labor With white. and AZ
prices which merchants should charge
Tor merchandise.
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ROOSEVELT
tooaanusa from Firn, Psr.l

and children murdered on the hleh
seas without action on our part
The former Pres dent condemned
the government for having not taken
tho smallest step Boz the way Of pre-.
paredncss 10 defend our own rights "
Germany. h. condemned AZ utterly
brutal and ruthless in its disregard ~
international morality" and declared
that it would be- a base abandonment
a. morality" for American manufac.
turCrs OF munitions Of war 20 refuse
20 make shipments FOR the use Of tho
armies that are lighting 10 restor Rel.
giu INTO he own people
MunitiOn makers who refuse 10
make such shipments should be- put.
Do said. ON q roll Of dishonor IIa
added that they should be- encouraged
20 that we may b. able to hold our
own when the hour Of peril comes 20
us in our turn
shortly before leaving here FOR New
York tonight Colonel Roosevelt made
the following statement
% wish To- make one comment on the
statement 20 frequently made that we
must stand by the President heart.
ily subscribe 20 this on condition. and
only on condition. that % is followed
hv the statement go long a. the Pres.
idcnf stands b. the country
10 is defensible TO state that We
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AWARDS MADE
Ccontnusd from Page Eighty

ieties. sir or more Of each variety-FYrst.
Frank Cullev. second. Mrs. J q Booth
Winter Apples. best siN varisties-
FIRST. Mrs. !. q. Booth. second. Frank
Culley.
crab Apples. best pcck-Ffrst Frank
Culley: second Mrs. VI r. Waltz
Winter Apples. any variety. best peck
Fhilohaum
Pears best three varieties elk OF each
FIRST. Prank Culley.
Peaches. best three varieties SIX %
each First. Prank Culicy. second Mrs
T.. 4. SpraEg
Finest and best display 81 Peaches
not less than six varieties and sIN ~
taCh-FirEt. Ruth Stout
Fiums. best plate FIRST. frank CuI-
les second. Nrs. = q. Booth
Ounces. best plate-FirEt. Mrs Harry
Ault. second. Frank Cul1ey
Grapes. best collection. not loss than
four Narioties-First. Frank CAIeg
Grapes. best plate First Frank Gull
lev. second. Mra Thomas Camuhsu
Grange Exhibit Mest Alexander
Grange. Corn grown by boy under 3
ycars-. First. Ray Guess
Iudge-J. 81 Mckee. County NrricuI-
turtst.
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Reports Premature.

LONDON. Aug. %. 1910 p m
An official report issued tonight. re
garding recent operations in the Gal
lipoli peninsula set al rest rumors
which have been in circulation for
several days crediting the British
troops with having either cut off or
outflanked the Turkish forces op-
posed TO them. The report states that
while the ground gained is OF great
value the true detectives have not
been reached.
In the first attacks early IN the
month the Australians and New Zea-
landers reached the SUBMITS OF Sari
Bahr and Chanak Bahr. commanding
positions on the west coast OF the
peninsula. but through the failure OF
the new landing party at Suvla Bay TO
make the progress expected the
troops from the dominions were com
PEELED 10 fall back Another attack
was made last Saturday. but on this
occasion having lost the. advantage
or surprise. the British could not
reach the summit and were compelled
10 retire again.
The report admits heavy British
losses, but adds that those OF the
Turks must have been heavier.
Weather conditions also are play
Ing part in the operations on the
eastern front. IL is reported that the
roads in Courland are softening al
ready as the result OF continued rains
and that the Germans are finding IL
more difficult TO move forward their
artillery. They are still trying. how
ever, TO force back the Russians who
are holding the line between the riv.
ers IA and Dvina, and claim to have
been successful at one point at least
Elchhorn Advancing.
General Eichhorn, who captured Ko
vno. Is advancing eastward according
TO Berlin, while progress is reported
by each OF the five armies which are
marching on Brest-Liovsk. One OF
these armies-that on the southwest
fronts said to have broken through
one OF the advanced positions OF the
fortress. General Eichhorn's plan ap
parenuy is to march rapidly on wilma
and after occupying that town TO at.
tempt an advance to Minsk, thus plac
ing his army on the Russian line OF
retreat from the Bug while Field Mar
shall Won Mackensen and Prince Leo
pold OF Bavaria continue their efforts
TO enYelop BrestLitovsk. As Grand
Duke Nicholas still has several lines
OF retreat open to him and his rear
guards heretofore have shown their
ability to hold off tho Austro-Germans
until their retirement was effected
military writer's here do not believe
this plan will succeed
The only event OF Importance re.
ceived from the western front is the
recapture by the Germans OF a portion
OF trench they lost TO the French
in the Vosges. Elsewhere it has been
only a repetition of artillery. hand
grenade and mine fighting.
Heavy fighting continues on the Aus
tro-ltalian front and the Italians
cleaim TO have captured the head OF
the Stimo valley in the Tonale Zone
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Mrs. ELLEN b.rpursif ono Of the oldest
and bcaf known residents ~ Martins
Ferry. ohio peacefully r17sed away last
might 20 9.f so o'clock after an ilIucra -
Hrs weeks. no her home. No. -02 south
Tenth street Death was Indirectly due
To- nm accident fHr latter part ~ july
WHOM rfr ron down g. rlrrt ~ stairs A.
her home breaking hsr hin. She grad
uulfE grew worse and Hun.IN her throat
became uIr1Itzsi and she was unable 20
eat
Nr- Du1nrsU woe born iu Mayo
county. frsIHnd more fHrn 50 tnare ago
-nlr exact Har Del .HbuuVr and came
to thir country iu h.r EirIrnod She vas
married fu ltuEH blruurII in 1862. who
died mHrr fH1rr ago IHr moro than
fuu score E.Fr. Mrs HIHHuunII lived in
MARTIN. I.rrr rHr wac Irr uuf NOM
bar ur 30 NIrta Catholic church
rns ie survived br four sons and three
daughter. namely Thomas. Hubert and
N'iIIuu FI.rrrI. of Martins I"rrr. ana
Joseph rfnHuueI of ErlIHirr Mre Anton
Scott uf Martins IrrrE Mrs scott lynn
Of efeu brr.Iiln o. rrI Mrs SEItgefa
tHrrsufrr lr EnrrraEIfIr. ~.
Isrfrf funeral service. wNI DO held %
800 o'clock FRIDAY morning ut fhr
Family Unmr follow ad hE requiem hiEh
rInaa of $751; Mary church. Martins
Fsrff. Hf H O'clock. Burial will D. az
MARTINS Ferry
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug. IS. 1890 p. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was is
sued tonight:
ARTILLERY actions took place on the
especially violent in the sector 10 the
north Of Arras. between the Somme and
the Disc. IN Champagne. in the Ar
gonne forest and in the forest OF lie
Pretre.
In these last two sectors our NOR
tars and heavy artillery several times
proved particularly efficacious.
In the Nosgcs. in the Valley Of the
Fecht. where We are organizing conquer
ed positions. the cannonade Is less ViO-
lent and no infantry engagement has
taken place.
a German aeroplane has dropped four
bombs on Nesoul. \ woman and a child
were slightly wounded. The damage
done was unimportant'
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YOUNG GER MAN IN
SERIOUS TROUBLE

WAsHlNgTDN. Aug 1t Aguafav
kupHeh. n Young German employed Ha
on Instrument maker hV fHr Carnegie
Institution here wua arrested tonight
hr agents ri the department of Justice
charged With violating fhl federal Lava.
fur protection uf frn national defense.
hF making pictures OF military rt.lrvH.
IlurH llr vas held In 80 600 BAIL and
viii hr sent fu NurfHIE for ffaI on fHs
nifed states district court there
According fH The Officers kouaUn bad
Sol BITS possession photographs uf the
furfIhcafious and guns az Fortress
Monroe and Tire rfanrNHfInr Hf frur
Henry. Nn.. where The government BE-
planning extensive worta fu defend the
entrance tn Chesarrske Raw
He ia % wears odd Hrr Nr Hna been Iu
The United states two or three YEAR,
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vanced about 20 Of mile and a strong
system Of knobs and under features
was secured
"On the rest Of the battle front sd
vancod Turkish trenches were
STONED
Could Not Cain summit
AN the divisions engaged reached
points on the slopes and spurs Of hills
which form the encmys center but
after several hours of sharp fighting
they were unable to gain the summit
and. The Intermediate positions on
ibis part N The line not being capable
of permanent defense. they wrra
Withdrawn to the origu8I front
The great power OF defensive mod
ern conditions accounts for tho difn.
rulNas ~ troops once the advantage
of surprise ls lost Gn tho close feht.
u9 With tho varied fortunes of re.
r'aicd attacks and countor.afiacks no..
tcHdIug these battles the losses boz.
fI~ted upon tho enemy undoubtedly
rrro much heavier oven than our
own. Tho ground Fai1cd and held a
of great value hUf those facts must
not lead the public to suppose that.
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FINANCIAL.
DARDANBLLRS
tcontnusd IRON First PaE..l

zac zone we're not able 20 MAINTAIN
their position and after repeated
counter attacks. were forced 10 with
draw 10 positions close ~ These post
lions have been consolidated effect
lively.
The attack from suvia nay was NOT
developed qiuokly enough and ~ "
oomted on The 1919 Vas brought 70
o standstlI aftar 40 advsncs - about
"a miles. Ths krouad raised -
both attacks was su1ioieut housvs-
% enable their lines 10 - connsessd
along a front Of more than Twelve
milee
Further reinfo7cemenfq having ar.
rived = renewed attack was mad. on
ne 2lst on the center ~ tnH. nov
tnf srtendet line The Australian ana
NV Zealand troops successfully 40.
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GERMAN ALLIES
tooasnasa rron m, r.r..,

Gerard az Berlin after calling upon
foreign Minister Won 1agow 10 re-
quest the German official version OF
the attack upon the steamer Arabic.
which has not yet been received was
summoned 20 the foreign office aEaia
IN the afternoon and remained there a
half hour. but he declined 10 reveal
the subjects discussed
Reports from swiss sources state
mat Rumanians are leaving Germany
and Austria. which Il taken IN Lon
don 10 mean that Rumania Il prepar-
irE 10 cast its lot on the side OF the
quadruple entente.
p Sweden has fled a protest with the
German foreign office against the
seizure OF the steamer Gotland. which
was fred upon before being taken
Into Cuxhaven.
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BERKSHIRE INN ALMA AIN
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 90 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs. ner-
chants and Others Wholesale DealerH.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ its office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment CT which IL vested In said Board.
contracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidderst quality considered and other
thinss being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating tho line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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!. l.. Carmon. aged about s.. q Coium.
bus ohio. a former resident of Richland.
Belmont county. ohio. well known 60 the
Wheeling district. died Wednesday
morning In Battle Creek. Mich. whore
he had been for his health. according 90
day afternoon.
Mr.. Cannon was born and reared iu
Belmont county. ana az the time of hir
death he was president Of the tarmOu
Manufacturing company ore columbus
Re o. survived hy q large number ~ rel
ativeg 81 tho old Cannon family or east
sru ohio including his wife and Two
daughters. Tie was the son ~ the late
= i. and IucretIa CarmOu n HIchl1ul.
ohio The body Wau ahIpTgd from Fat
tie creek 90 columbus Yesterday. whore
tho funeral and burial viii probably
take place Friday
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Obituary


Miss Bessie Carson died AZ her home.
No. 30 south Huron street. yesterday at
ternoou az 1910 o'clock. For the past
three years until a short time age she
was connected with the Mayo Brothers.
medical institute in Rochester. y. y.
Funeral arrangement were not com
plted last night hut ~ is probable that
the funeral will take place Friday morn
Ing
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Kentucky Ave. Near beach Ana All
Attraction.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave. close TO beach Capacity
500. Entirely new. Modern and high
class. Large rooms: private baths. ele-
Nator. etc. superior table service 81 so
up daily. special weekly Booklet. Auto
meets trains. w. + SHAW.
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P0TTERS ASSN.
OPEN CONVENTION

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Aug 2b-A
hundred or more members OF the United
states fotters Association convened
here today 10 consider the proposal for
improved working conditions presedted
70 them By the National Brotherhood OF
OpeFauEe Potters These proposals DO
not include an increase in wages but
contain thirty-four requests Tor i'm
provement In working conditions among
mem being the installation addressing
rooms with running water and all mod
ern Improvement" The Operatives also
ask that a committee be named to de
wise some means OF stamping dishes
with the union mark The toint wage
conference will be held in Atlantic city
September 9Th. next
~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
OF vladimir-volynsky there were unim-
In GaliciG on some sectors OF our
'front.'. there were rifle firing and iso-
lated artillery duels.'
italian Statement
hgME. Aug. %, Via Paris. Aug IS.
1915 a m.-rhe following official state
ment from the general headquarters OF
the Italian army dated August 25. was
issued here tonight;
In me Tonsl Zone after careful ar
ullery preparation our troops carried
on the 2ist Pele Vale Stino CNoceJ and
compelled enemy detachments occupying
II TO retire. leaving In our possession
eight shedz The enemy Immediately
opened an intense artillery IRE against
u. supported by machine guns. This was
repulsed. the enemy suffering consider
able losses. We captured quantities. OF
arms. ammunition and various materials
ON Upper cordevole. tho enemy at
tempted by artillery ana grenades 20
damage our position on Coldilana near
near Salasei and AEasi. but the attack
was effectively answered by our fire
and he soon was obliged TO cease his ef-
forts.
ION the Isonzo. particularly arounE
Tolmino and PLAYA and on the Csrso
front. the enemy's artillery has been
very active against our works An at
tempt on his part 20 repair road pre-
viously cut by us along the Nabresinal-
Inc. east OF Monafalcone failed owing 10
our unrelaNing watchfulness
This morning an aeroplane flew over
Brescia. and. evading the FIRE Of our
auti-aerial guns. threw four bombs. kill
fans"
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10th Street Home

FOR SALE-A two story brick pw.rr,n ,
OF rooms. bath. attic. Laundry. etc
With a double two story brick OF a
rooms each in the rear. Lot fronts 80
teet on 18th street. and 60 feet on the
Alley. WIN sell as a whole or in two
parts.
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WANTED-MALE
wANrrp~Hn - .--.,-1,-,.a g

~ANTEp-An old established COMPANY.
eelhk an international business IN food
lteSett =. anu one % the largest houses
IN 1000 products business In the world.
NShts 10 secure tho services Of a reEpun-
H.ute, 'Ap.nle salesman. Go work the ter
100 OF Nheeling and nearby towns on
commission man able TO secure a
Iea-onahlc share OF business Will MAKE
from -" 20 $50 Per week only man %
sh!rs experience and well acquainted in
TINS territory considered Give fun mar
ucular- OF your qualifications incluifnx
complete record OF past employment
ADDRESS \ Is & care intsliigencer
Au-.6-i
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BFeummer 6 Hildebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Hrnhaimsra
Come MARKET and Twenty .aecond pa
Ielephone 4o4. Opcn daF and nirhL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ART ENtAL EMBALMER,
ii22 ara 1924 Main stresG
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY 20 foot working
board. must be In good condition. Ger
man silver preferred. also lund cooler
Address August Rebmau. e0t0 MononFa-
hela Ave. SwissVale. Pa. au-2Gi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
WANTED-FARM

"ANTED-To buy cheap for cash small
farm Ia Wheeling district. well locnt-
"a win good buildings. Address with
fun description. T. g. KIRK Raylnnd
SInu au-ls-Wh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-26
WANTED

L. :. Army. able-bodied
men OF good character between ages
or - and -. Dor information Aprly SER
geant Meredith. Grand CentTal Hotel
Au-26-1