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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
NEWS BRIEFS

START PAVINo-Repaving of
Iventy-first streets. from Market 10
Water street will start Monday morn.
Ing. The old bricks will be torn up,
turned and the good side laid up. The
work OF RELAXING the paving is neces.
sary owing 10 the new truck that will.
be brought to the Hook and Ladder
house.
ANOTHER THEATER-It Is un.
derstood that a number OF Greeks have
begun negotiations that will ultimate.
~ mean the erection OF a new theater
on the Island. II the property is Sc
cured a model moving picture show
will be erected.
MAKING EHPERIMENT-At pres.
ent the county Is experimenting on a
dustless road from the end OF the
bithullthic paving at ROney's Point.
along the National road. to the Penn
sylvania line Yesterday morning
the board went over the road This
is the FIRST stretch OF road Of this kind
In this country. and n II proves all
right many more OF such roads will be
built. The surface Is covered with
oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
TROOPS NEAR
villa Men Investing Mataroras Draw
Nearer-Fi ahtlna Not Yet
Begun.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. April D
kllla troops investing Matamoras
ureW IN closer TO the Carranza
trenches today. and Villa outposts
FOUND shelter in the brush from Ave
nundred TO eight hundred Yards in
Iroht OF the defenses. One detach.
ment crept even closer, exchanging
rine shots with the garrison Without
apparent damage to either side Tha
second brigade of Villa troops. about
i,zOO men, left General Rodriguez
headquarters today and circled south
OF Matamoras. Stan officers said this
brigade intended 10 close the south.
ern approach TO Matamoras
An American flag, carried by a Mex.
lcan-American ranchman on the Amer.
lean side of the river. was fired on
to-day from the Mexican side nv men
concealed in the brush. The ranch.
man was plotting party of news
paper men to ferry and the nag was
intended Tor use I'm the boat. The par.
" Dy mistake appeared on the river
pank opposite the skirmish lines and
holsted the nag for protection. Not
more than half dozen bullets were
nred at them before they gained cover,
Juan Berales, a twelve-year-old ViIIa
caValryman in the Red Cross hospital
mere. died to-day. He was the bov
VINO on Easter Sunday, promised moi
70 cry N a rabbit was given him when
MS wound was operated on. An old
rice mill has been obtained by tho
NED Cross here for use as a hospital
In anticipation OF the next attack ON
Matamoros. VA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
BELMONT COUNTY
SALOON LICENSES
APPLICANTS FOR LICENSE MUST
FILE REQUESTS WITH CON-
MiSSlONER5 TO-DAY.
Names viii Be Advertised Tomorrow
and Successful ones viii Be An
nouneed on April "a.

No doubt there will be rush OF
Belmont county people to st. Glars
vile today. as this will be the last
day that applications can be filed for
liquor licenses. The commissioners
have been in session since the first OF
the month. and by this evening IL :
expected that there will be over one
hundred and fifty applications for H.
censes. There can be only fifty-fiye
retail licenses granted in the county.
and no doubt there will be several
disappointed ones.
The time for Ming applications
closes this evening. and tomorrow the
entire list OF applicants will be pub
lished. Next week he commissioners
viii start selecting those who will
obtain licenses. and the list will be
made public on Saturday. April "a
ON that date names OF the lucky ap.
plicants will be published. and saloons
will be opened In this city about the
first Of May. II has been ARRANGED
TO have all open on the same day In
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bel.
laire
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At his home In Rayland Thursday af-
ternoon at 4.3O o'clock occurred the
death Of William ". Stringer. one OF the
oldest and best known residents OF east
ern ohio. The deceased has been ill but
a few days and his md came as a great
shock 60 his many friends. He was one
OF the best known ste ckmen in the state
and was widely and favorably known in
his chosen vocation.
Funeral services over the remains will
be held nj the home Sunday afternoon
AZ $3.50 o'clock. fnterment will be in
Hopewell cemetery. near Rayland
The deceased was born Ia Belmont
county In 1882. and was the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jefferson -. Stringer. Early
In his life his parents moved TO Jsffer-
son county. where he spent the remain
der Of his life. lie was one OF the old
est residents OF Rayland.
Mr.. Stringer obtained his education In
jenkins college, which was At that time
located At Nj. Pleasant. q. lie spent His
entire life farming and raising stock.
In politics he was a staunch Republican
and was connected with that party all
hts life. lie was united IN marriage TO
Alzira r Hutton. ON october -. 1885
she having preceded him 20 the grave
i've years ago. The following children
survive. Mrs. z. J. O'Brien. 81 canton.
o. J. Downey. Frank. Anna Jessie SAL
ne. kittie. George. Ben e.. and Edith.
al Of Rayland
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YOUNGSTOWN
RECRUITS OUT
HANAoER BLoUHT Is WORKING
THE YOUNGSTERS TO
THE LIMIT
rwsnty-nve Are Vow Under His wing
and He 10 Expeoting othsrs
20 Arrive Soon

Manager Blount. OF the YOUNGSTOWN
central League team, has at the pres
ent time, In the neighborhOod OF 2B
players under his direction at that place.
Early IN the week he started practice
tkhink thinbs easy. and the greater pa ri
u the week has been spent In fungo No
ting and light fielding practice. He eK-
poets however 10 take the boys out ~,
a practice game the 1rst OF the week
youngstown has At the present time.
the Following players included on the
roster Frank Thinner. George queen.
=. y. Price. Estey CLANCY. Lee Elingen-
smith. g. T Holland. frank Roonev.
trauk schmidt. George Kruse. Hollis
cannon. Myron Whitehead Joe Grav-
George NH. p. l.. Fitch Wilbur Carter'
). Y. Stanley and Joe Lato
~ is also probable that the Pittsburgh
National team will turn over fnheiier
Jimmy McAuley. Catcher Bill Wagner.
and Pitcher Carmen Hili TO the Steel,
town organization. These are said 20
p good men, but owing 90 the ~ player
lease them.
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Mr.; q. Rose Korn. second son OF the
late John Korn. died Friday morning at
the Grant Hospital I'm Columbus. o.. In
MS thlrty-nfth year. Death was due 10
the after effects OF pneumonia Nr.
korn was born near West Alexander Ia
the year 1850. lie attended school In
the common schools OF that vicinity and
later went to West Liberty Normal AZ
ter considerable study there. he taught
school In the common schools OF both
Ohio and Marshall counties.
Later he entered the newspaper work
and was the originator Of the q. Ross
korn Co. Incorporated. the most sue
cessful and widely known newspaper cir
culation promoter in the United States
His latest success being the Song and
Story contest. During this contest he
had offices In New York and Chicago.
His office was In Newark. o.
About three years ago he was united
In marriage TO Miss Berthe Doyle OF Co
lumbus. o. lie Is survived by his widow
his mother Mrs. Harriet Korn Of Valley
Srove. one brother. Harry l.. OF Cleye-
land. D., two sisters. Mrs. Charles An
derson OF Valley Grove. and Mrs Wal
ter Supler OF claysvllle. Funeral ssr-
vices will be in charge OF his raStor.
ut. William Coleman of the West Alex
ander L. +. church. although funeral ar
rangements are not yet complete. The
remains OF the deceased will be brought
10 this city today on the 1855 ocloce
train and transported TO the home OF h! =
mother at Valley Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
FOREST FIRES THREATEN
TWO KENTUCKY TOWNS

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 9.-whitiey
and Bauer. two towns in Pulaski county.
were threatened to-day and tonight by
forest fires that already have caused
thousands Of dollars OF damage 10 own.
ers or timber. according 10 a report
from Stearns. Ky.
The FIRST had burned close TO Whitley
ana destroyed corner Of the forest
owned by County Attorney George stew
ems before IL was checked by volunteer
hre lighters. At Bauer a wide fuIrow
was rloughed around the town. but TO-
night ~ was feared this would he insf.
IectiNe 20 stop the progress Of the
flames. The plant Of the Bauer Cooper.
age company was threatened and one
buildings on the edge Of the town
state forester J. p Barton has organ,
lled Forest IRE protective association
and has many volunteers lighting M
flames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
DEMOCRATS NAME
CANDIDATES TODAY
WARN EIcHI rs ON FoR cAnol
oscf EoR NE BOARD
OF coNTRol-
Equally Interesting cortests Being
WaGec For Council In the
Various WARDS.

-
p,s'e t1nfemen0 we're made
49, 49, hlsn. % ne Dtmocratic City f-x-
scuu,s eonnnittre Tor the primary 10
nssa .oa@y. me ballot boxes were
,9eches OF ne campaign we're put on.
M yous Will open tnis morning al
. 100 zna vii close promptly Al
. e,ock me returns OF the election
vii o. received AZ the treasurer's Of
me- IN tne city building.
x,choi n ' me- ma gay q, hand. JAmes
e@ndiastes Tor the board OF control.
ar nAkns a hAru race; Mr.: Nichol.
an eiesshtn nour candidate. has been
Mains Nonoertui gains and his nomi-
nsou toaay would not De a surprise
,,k,, "ssseroer mas been before the
puohc Tor some time. and was former
" defeated Tor the place which he now
seS Ts
Ine council night Ia also warm. Inc
men nominated today viii be opposed
70 sne nepuoicsn Candidates nomi-
rsesu LAst SATURDAY Al the primary
. prvssn' inoicauon. the election
today will be big. The interest in the
Board OF Control fight L. looming up
Dig.
The committee has named the fol-
lowing places for the election pre-
I. No. $40 Main street. No. 2. corner
Eleventh and MrColIoch street. THIRD
Ward. Police Court room: Fourtn
Ward No Sc Seventeenth street.
Fifth Ward. No. 2l25 Market street
Sixth Ward. No. 1. HenniKan's once
No asse Fon s,raa, Soyan,n
Ward. No i. Island Hose Honse 40
=. End Of Steel Bridge Eishth Mara
No aTto Jacoh 80, g.
Jacob street
The tickef.
efr,. vu,s
First Branch Camel mi. zo.cu
L. C. " NOuhSi- LOUIS Ioech-
Sacond pr.noh n A.. c
Leon SnraSv Usr,,e 49,, Ssrue n'
nan MaJor. ONE psller
'onh hehtschieT.
Eyr., p-.,H ono
rlrSt brahcn Couneil-Carter Nor
man.
49, pnu ranch-Henry Frohme.
AIe1 Opdegran, Robert Slmms. Jen
frame. Jr
Third Ward.
ccst pranch council-Thomas Fox.
second branch William
Mlnterhalter. William Boadwing and
SIein refers.
Committeeman-J. n. Handlan.
! Fourth Ward.
FIRST branch council-Patrick
Quiligan.
second branch council-Albert Erb,
EDWARD Plankey. James Driscoll,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
MORE REFUSES
OF Germans By French Reported at var.
ious Points In France But at
an Awful Cost

French repulses cf the Germans Al
various points In France the taking OF
- EpaIkes. an important strategic
golnt on the road toward their obiectiVe
MeU ana the capture OF lines OF
uthcnes are announced In the latest
french OFFICIAL report OF the warfare In
me west. while Petrograd asserts that
IN the tarpathians the Russians are In
possession or the entire principal chain
OF mountains. excepting one hill.
outlining the course OF events in an
Mest, declared that in the region he
tween the Meuse and the Moselle. where
les fparHes - situated and where san
culinary fighting has been In pro9Tes,
Tor several days. the French changes
were absolutely without success and
uir losses heavier than those OF me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
THE LITTLE LAND OF HOPE

would not give much for the atafl
n 10 $50 not lead some time
Tu THE deer little beautiful land o. hous
Do the wales % tho sunshine CLINE.
land where The fairies stiil come ~
night
To dance iu fhe moonbranis clear
And love goes hN with hef lips % light
Ana hrf uftle SONGS eo dear.
would rot give much for me hing.
uc gafn
Ev our foil and daily care.
Tn if were mot the beautiful land OF h1re
d. calling and LEADING ua there
down.
Ana the shadows above us Zee
Ana We wander in dreams from the roar
Ing town
To me dreams of o. things 90 be-
Al. dear Uftle land 81 hone sine on
l.iEe a star that leads o. God
WIrfrNrr We wander wh .rerfr We toll
eFcrffer We YEARLY riuft
hn- W.erc the sunshine is always
And Gu h1fwiert hrceEea blow
And We gfa.rre are green Meath our
weary feet
Ard frc feauuful roses rrouf
copy lighted 1918 hv goufherr prsr-,
Syndicate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
PEACE PROPOSALS DENIED.

WASHINGTON. April Published
reports that Germany had presented
leaee terms 20 the United States at.
tracted attention to-day fn ofici.i
Washington. but both Secretary Bryan
ana count Won Bernstorh. the German
an % ssador. denied that there was anv
foundation Tor such rumors
here "a nothing definite or In
dehnlte. said Mr. Bryan. when asked
snout peace talk, and there has been
i 10y. nov on any phase % the sub
jet Tor considerable time "
herman en- bassy officials declined
70 comment on whether tho naace
terms az published represent Ger.
many's Views at present. beyond say.
ing mat nothing authentic on the sub.
toct had been received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
BANKERS INDICTED

CONVICTION, KY. April 9-Indlct-
ments against McCalla Fitzgerald.
cashier. and william d. Catchiugs,
president OF the First National Bank
OF London. KY. were returned by a
federal grand jury here today. The
indictments charge false entries. and
also allege Fitzgerald made false re-
ports. aided and allotted by Catch.
ings. the president"
The indictments allege that the
banks money was applied 70 funds OF
a company In which Fitzgerald and
Catchings were Interested
According 10 Receiver Weithei. who
has had charge OF the bank for some
time. the money involved will amount
TO about $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
ANNUAL WEEK

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-An-
nouncement was made today that The
American Humane association has
designated the week OF May IL to %
as kindness TO animals week" dur
Ing which the organization purposes
TO interest people throughout the
country In the more humane treat
ment Of animals. The association has
also designated May l6 and Sunday,
May %. as Humane Sunday" Clergy
men Will be asked TO preach a sermon
on Kindness to animals on one OF
these two days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
INJUNCTION IN STRIKE.

SYRACUSE. y. v. April 9.-With
the New YORK state railways enjoined
By court order from preventing the
Auburn a Syracuse electric line from
operating Its cars over the formers
tracks In this city. a new and more
serious angle In the strike OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Street 4.
Electric Railway Employees against
the United Empire Railways was
reached tonight.
Inc injunction was granted late 10.
gay ~ gusuce William 5. Andrews IN
an action brought by the Auburn u
syracuse Electric Railroad COMPANY
against the New York State RAILWAYS
IN addition 20 the restraining clause
the court ordered the defendant corn.
pany 10 replace Immediately trolley
and feed wires which had been 10.
moved near the city line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
HAS SECURED t.245 JOBS

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April o.
First reports on the operation Of the
FEDERAL employment bureau. inauRu.
rated recently by the Department OF
Labor. IN cooperation with the agri.
culture and Postohlce Departments.
shows that during the months Of Feb.
ruary and March 1.24s persons oh.
ta'ned work through the government
agents
In view Of the fact that the work OF
the bureau has not yet been com
plctely systematized on the nation.
vide basis intended. the results 80 FAR
are considered most satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
FERGUSON PITCHES
AGAINST MARSHALL
woLvsSIHss AraiI Il AID IL.
Caesar Has an BnvtAbis Record Amonx
College Pttohsrs-Former
AArshau Man
Special Dispatch to the Inteiilsencer

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va April s.
when the Michigan Wolverines make
their appearance In Huntington 10 stack
up against the Green and White nine
IN contest on the diamond. they will
bring with them the novelty OF being the
All-American intercollegiate Champions
and the man who made IL possible for
them 70 carry that title around with
Caesar Ferguson. Ferguson IL
one OF the large number OF former Mar
SHAH College athletic stars. who have
earned Tor themselves n laurel crown in
the realm OF sport among the big col
leges- The lengthy speed merchant will
PROBABLY occupy the mound In the FIRST
~ the two games to be played on the
marshall diamond; and those OF his old
teammates who are still wearing the
Green and White. know that they will
have TO have more than a good grip on
the ash stick. In order to poll one over
the outneld fence when the Big Smoke"
steps into the box
Ferguson Is rated as one OF the best
college pitchers I'm America and the fact
tnat ne was able to shut out such teams
as Michigan Asgies. Notre Dame and
pennsylvania. besides putting Il over
cornell 20 the tune OF 10 2 goes to
prove that he II not rated too high.
HIS record for season OF 1914. fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
DIsINFEcT RAILROADS
Federal Authorities to Begin Work In
This District Today.

The work Of Gisinfecung all rail.
roads and equipment in the districts
injected by the foos and mouth dis.
ease will be started today. II will be
continued until rail- Dads all over the
country. at least those within re
counties infected with the dreaded
disease. have been thoroughly disin.
fected and all possibility Of another
outbreak will be a hing OF the past.
The y. q o. will start disinfecting
the East End yardS today. and he
pennsylvania will start the FIRST OF
the week. Dr G. l.. Hall. In charge
OF the local bureau OF animal inspec.
ton. said that the government is tak.
ing these precautions in all previous.
~ infected sections. Dr. n. q givens
OF Pittsburgh yesterday Inspected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
INTERMTrrrrr nornAnprrrr

LONDON. Aprf 90. f.oa NH.
allied fleet hon harfrd The forts a. fte
uardanelirs all fav sunday ana furfrr
pert n Wefnesdnv but on Thursday
everything wae ~ulcf in fhe qfraffe ar-
cording n the Daily ToleFraph'a Mitv-
lene correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
GERMANY NOW HOLDING
si2.sos PRISONERS or WAR

AMSTERDAM. via London. April .
? - p. m "A dispatch received hero
from Berlin says that on April fst
Al1.Nos prisoners Of var we're being
held in Germany 1918 officers and
spl.s5a men The dispatch gives the
prisoners by nationality az follows.
French. 3.SGs of1cere and 27s 900
mcn. Russians. $40 oncers and 500.
ll0 men; Bolgians. 6f7 ofncers and 30
IsO men. British. $50 officers and 90.
2O7 men.
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The many friends Of Miss Nellie Eliza
beth, thirteen year old daughter o. Mrs
Louisa and the late Herman schneider.
VIII b pained 70 lear 81 Ner urffnefv
death, which occurred a. $50 o'rlo~k
last evening ~ the family residence So.
% sixteenth street. following an ilineas
Or about three weeks duration death na-
inE attributed 20 inflammatorv rhsuraa-
YER. The deceaaed was on attendant y :
me public schools Of the city and va
considered very bright little afrt size
was member - the -. Johns Luther
AZ church 81 this city. She b. survived
hN her mother ana one sirfcr Marra~ef
and one brother Harry schneider Pune.
Al arrangements are yet lncomuiefr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
WILL PLAY UNION
Triadslphia District Hi9h school VIII
Clash with Union High Of
BeuwoOd To-day.

This afternoon the TriadeIuhia dir-
trict nigh school viii meet the atrong
= Mon hiEh team - Hcnwood The game
viii BE- played on the Nick Hell nrfY
The mill toWu lads are reported 10 have
ne best team in the history OF the
school ana viii undoubtedly gire the
pike lads hard run for their rr0re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
RrTcHiE WINS

PITTSBTRGH Pa. April While
Richie. former lirhtweight cham1ion
outboHed Johnny Grifth. Of Akron. IN
p surround bout here tonight Richie
vac the agRressor throughout
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ARRESTED AS spy

LONDON. April 2. 1870 D ma
man giving the name OF KuepfarIe
arrested here on charge OF having
sent military Information 10 Germany i.
was found tonight 10 have In HIS pos
session an American passport. This
passport gives Kuepferleis address as
1864 De Kalb avenue BROOKLYN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
MAsoNs sNrrRTAln
Nelson Lod7e. a. This city. Had sio
Time last Nght.

The members % Nelson Lode No.
30. A. 2. q A. ". held their annual
stas social and entertainment last
night a. tho Masonic Temple. 1901
Market street and splendid program
wss carried out in connecflon uifb
The event
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Funeral services over the remains 81
re late Joseph ~ ArKie viii b. held
Mondar morning a. $50 o'clock a. the
hequtem high mas viii b. cefeharfef al
2 O'Clock 81 the church ~ the In1maru-
latH Conception and intorruenf viii b. in
VT calvary cemetery
w. Ankle who was known far his
lovial nature ard general good barrar
dird sudderlV Thursday evening De-.
REQ reen tll Tor about year. but had re-
Gently shown some Improvement Thura.
Gay eNeninE ne was stricken with nara
lysis ~ the heart. just ae be- was ahouf
menta he died
ne - survived - he widow ana four
daufhters, Mrs George EnNffgrr Wru
Three brothers. Harry ". Robert III anf
EdWard . eurVive He uaa \ rlrrrts n
or Labeile Lodge A. %. o.. W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
hPPRoPRIArEs AUTO
To His Own Use. Does job, oss.,,,
and Hr Gee q. f.u ~

ard Re Gees % Jail
John 1ahcrty. with TOO much fra.
water under his belt. came To the
con,clgision that De was o Barney Old.
held last evening. To prove 10 he
climbed into Or J. W Myers aufor1o.
Die and made away with a. OHicer
Lunau Immediately picked him M
ana placed "a speed charge agsfuef
MN We VIII Do aifen hearing This
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10
srEANsHrP novrrrrrn

wv YORK Apr 9-Arrivcd Steam.
~ Phlladelphlf. Liverpool Sailed sfssrr-
ff fhlraEo. bordeaux liFhfer steam.
ers 81 louis FROM Lfuernoal. rfrffra
from Naples
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10

The lineup for the Marshall swatters
viii probably not be changed from that
used In the ohio University games. with
~ tag 'em out At the third sack. and HIll
may ne used TO take care OF the short
stop section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-10

Waddington Farm. which will practi
eally complete the inspection in this
county.
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What q polished talker robson r. %
Ism ne, suppose that's tho
reason Do slips up on % many OF ME
fffumcnis. Boston Transcript
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WheehnE people wcre anurised wee.
teroey ~ TIE deeth ~ Mrs Reberrs
r1cr atafo superintendent n the Anti
saloon league. The funeral ras bsfd
vestsrdav with irtsruenf ~ Naahfnr
hrra
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