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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29
MOVE TO PROHIBIT
MUNITIONS TRADE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s. The
movement for legislation imposing an
embargo on the shipment OF war mum
tuons abroad has become 80 insistent
mat Chairman Flood Of the house for
eign affairs committee. has determin-
ed to call a meeting Of the committee
With View TO hearings on the sub
Ject soon after congress reassembIes
The committee last year received
petitions signed by three million per.
sons asking for an embargo. The
committee is again being flooded with
the petitions while many members OF
congress are being urged along the
same line.
Representative LObeck. of Nebra ssa
stated today that be had In mind the
introduction OF resolution authoriz-
ing the president TO put an embargo
ON shipments OF arms and ammunition
tO countries which interfere with
American commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29
TWO PROBES INTO
RISE IN GASOLINE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Investiga-
tons TO determine the cause OF soar
Ing gasoline prices probably win be
conducted simultaneously by two gov
eminent agencies. Federal trade com
mission Investigators, II was learned
today. already are at work and depart
ment OF Justice officials are consider
Ing undertaking an inquiry.
The trade commission seeks to as
certain the truth OF charges that Raso-
line prices have risen sharply only at
points where the bigger oil concerns
have no opposition. and that prices are
near normal at competitive points. It's
Investigation viii turn, too, to the SUD-
ply OF crude petroleum to determine
whether there Is an actual shortage
which has been offered as a cause for
price increase.
The investigators are awaiting pub
LEGATION within a few days Of the geo
logical surveys estimate Of the 1915
production OF crude petroleum. when
they expect to show an increased out
put. Production in 1914 exceeded that
In 1913. and the last bulletin issued by
the survey showed production for the
first half OF 1913 20 be not less than
las. 200. 600 barrels. compared with a
total OF about 2sO. 900. 900 for the entire
previous year. The bulletin closed
with this statement:
The persistent flood OF low priced.
but relatively high grade OIL from the
Oklahoma fields prevented permanent
advances. though temporary fluctu.
atoms were noted IN the market for
petroleum from other regions during
the half year In review. The CORES
ponding period in 1914 recorded a no
tably unstable market"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29
TRENCH FIGHTING
BRINGS DISEASES
maiadies That Are Painful and Last.
Ing Often Contracted While
Fighting.

The lot OF soldier who must stand
up all day in wet trench and tight
IA not an enviable one. But IL is not
much different from the life OF every
man and woman here in Richmond
We must fight just as formidable en-
emies as they. Our foe is Disease
and II must be admitted that he is
now on the run. Our systems are
used wrongly by our present method
OF living and unless something is ia
ken that will bring immediate RELIEF
a great deal OF suffering is due TO fol-
low. In West Virginia the people are
waging a war TO the finish against
Disease and with Tanlac as the wea-
pom they are winning. But there are
too many cases here that need atten-
ton for US TO be "out of the trenches
by Christmas" One OF the women
who is now well is Mrs. Maggie
Ihomas. who lives at 3741 Eof street.
wheeling. In a recent statement TO
MI Renfrow. the Tanlac representa-
i've here. she said: II thought had
kidney trouble. as my back ached all
the ume. At times could hardly
turn over in bed. | read OF so many
Wheeling people getting such fine re-
suits from Tanlac that | decided TO
try IT, Since taking about one bottle
l haven't those terrible pains and my
back does not trouble me any more.
/ think II is such a good medicine
that / have advised some OF my
friends to try IT,"
Are you one OF those who is bowed
down by sickness? Help ms here. Go
today to G. II. Griest & Co. 1928
Market street. and get a bottle OF
Tanlac and you will chalk up another
victory against Disease. Mr.. Renfrow
Is always at the above store to cour-
teously explain Tanlac. Price 81 per
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29
NO DISMISSAL OF
NEW HAVEN CASES

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The hopes OF
the eleven former New Haven railroad
directors that the Sherman law con
spiracy charge against them would
never reach the jury for verdict, dis
solved today. when Judge Hunt denied
the motions of their counsel for the
dismissal OF the indictment. Without
commenting upon the arguments that
had been given for and against the
motions he ruled that they should be
submitted TO the jury on the facts as
applied TO each and all the defend
ants
Without attempting TO outline to the
jury what they intended TO prove. the
attorneys for the defendants then be-
gan the presentation OF their side OF
the case. which. II was said. would oc-
cupy less than three days.
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CRY OF DISTRESS Is
BEING ANSWERED
RELrEr SOCIETY Do
IHQ MUCH GOOD WITH
LLnrTED FUNDS.
Typical Letter Prom wife OF Convict
with Five Little Chiidrcn
Tells Sad story.

Is the Prisoners Relief Society. or
canned a Few years ago BY Earl T. Dud-
1lhg, OF Huntington. doing any gOodI
letters weekly from widows and mothers
who are bereft OF their breadwinners by
being IN the penitentiary. The society
Is doing great good. doing all AZ posi-
bly, can with its limited contributions.
Here Il a typical letter received by
tne society few days ago and turned
IL shows the love OF a mother for her
children. whose father is in the peniten-
uary. In the hours OF distress. when the
TO the society FOR aid: calls upon Il TO
children
The letter. which Is written from the
heart and tells the story better than a
reporter could do, follows:
Prisoners RELIEF Society. Huntington.
Dear sir;.Your letter at hand and I
surely appreciate your kindness. You
asked me AZ 1 needed any help. 1 will
have have 10 have help II 1 keep my five
ntte children together. The warden OF
MoundsNtlle sent me n check for $40 and
l Will make II last as long as 1 can to
feed them. have sold all my furniture
that 1 can sell. What 1 have left is not
all paid for. 1 owe SIS on house rent.
which | am unable TO pay. / would sell
the last thing In my house II 1 could. TO
Keep my children together. For when I
think OF giving away my children IL al
most takes my life. and 1 hope God will
make some way 50 that 1 won't have to
part with them IL Is hard to see them
hungry. but IL would be much harder
to give them up.
distress OF this family. Many other
An official OF the society added 10 the
bottom OF the copy OF the letter: Inn
mediate steps were taken to relieve the
cases are being reported. and as fast as
they can be Investigated they are being
given assistance.
Following is list OF persons of
Wheeling who have responded 10 the cry
OF distress from wives and mothers
with donations to the Prisoners Relief
Society:
W. p. Hubbard. Roy Il. Naylor, Otto
schenk. 9. r. Hubbard. Geo. r. Stifel
w. A. Wilson. Geo. Hook. II. w. Tyler
4 H. Silver. J. :. Fee. g. w. McEiroy
Jesse a Bloch. John II. Clarke. John
Engler, John G. Lynch, w. II. Harper.
Edward L; Wagner. W. b. Casey. Mr..
Watts. a. r. Sinks, S. Nesbitt. Mr. Nc
Coy. a. g. Snider. II. c. Paradise. V. G.
Gnndling. Charles o. Ephiin. II. L.
White. G. o. Friedrich. Taylor a. Thorn
as. Caldabaugh Bros. Reed. Robb a
BREEDING. Edward Hazlett, Charles NJ.
Earnhart, DIR. g A. WinRerter.
Many others who have given 10 the
support OF this work have requested that
their names be withheld"
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JAPS CHANGE TO
CAPE HORN ROUTE

TOXIC. nee 23.-On account af na
49, danrnrH tu vessels which rl.a
through thn HurE canal rrf fHn MsfIfrr.
rHuran. fne Japan Stall Steamship Conn.
rHnF. which controls flr bulls col th.
MNIruirE N tNlH country. HHH decided f0
fNifinm inn customary route nnI I.H
patch o. rfr1uaHluH around fIr Cape nI
Good Hope from Colombo. CrUIan TH.
tarHrr f1 England uIII D. IrurfHrnaI 4
furirIH Nf Nn"nNIH from Iur.r. fn fHa
Orient viii follow fHr Some course
Inr SINKING m Ode Wrench steamship
vic d. ln tICiaf n1H IrfrraIueI fhr
feeling aroused ln Japan hU fHn torpedo.
inr ~ The japanese liner Tn.nfn Mrrn.
hlVirrH received hv fhn Inuanrna mail
corruuurafa previous reports that Doe
Narnkn Mnru HHr .unE without unrnIrr
- com ranNH agent rf Port HHIf reports
that tnrre Times fhr usual number af
iooEoune were OH duty and fHnf fhrv
Fag noihlnr before thn explosion occur
rcd
The NlIe de fa CIufaf carried a farr.
amount nf medical rUuuIIrH HuI rInfhlrr
fnr wounded italian soldiers. rurcHarrI
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MISSING GREEK SHIP
NOW is HEARD FROM

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Apprehen-
sion for the safety of the Greek steam.
er Thessanloniki because no word had
been received from the vessel for four
days was removed today when a radio
was received here from the steam
ship. The message stated that the
Thessaloniki was 80 miles from Sandy
Hook at 1880 a. m. today and was in
no danger.
The Thessaloniki sent out a call for
assistance last Wednesday. stating the
boiler room and other portions or the
ship had been partially flooded in a
heavy storm. The Italian steamship
Stampalia started for the Thessaloniki
but a later message from the Greek
steamer said no assistance was re-
CURED. Since then it was known that
the Thessaloniki had encountered an
other storm, but no word was received
from the ship until today.
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MAY ORGANIZE
Big COAL STRIKE
Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.

special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Dec. IS
Facts were presented today TO the In
telligencer correspondent which tend
10 prove that there is an effort under
way TO inaugurate a coal miners strike
in West Virginia.
These facts, after careful search.
were ascertained: A meeting was held
here last week OF leaders OF the United
Mine Workers OF America Former
State Senator s. b. Montgomery, OF
kingwood and other West Virginia as
sociates were in that meeting. John
r. White. president. and William
Greene. secretary and treasurer. were
also members OF the conference. SAM
uel Gomprs and Frank Morrison. Of the
a. +. OF l.. were also at the meeting,
as was James Lord, head of the metal
and mining department OF the A. f.
of L.
The matter under discussion was a
demand for higher wages for the
miners In West Virginia or a strike.
Several conferences we're held. IL is
learned.
The labor situation in West Virginia
was thoroughly discussed. and from
what happened II is believed that plans
are on foot by organized labor to in
wade West Virginia. taking the Nor
folk & Western and the Fairmont coal
fields simultaneously.
IL is alleged that Montgomery urged
this program first and last. and it Is
believed that his advocacy had weight
with the leaders Of the miners or
ganization.
Thomas Cairns, president OF District
IL. will have charge OF the invasion OF
the Norfolk & Western REGION
Thomas Haggerty will remain at
Charleston and direct from there,
while Mother" Jones will alternate in
each strike zone. IL II is necessary to
strike. II is learned that after the
conference here Montgomery went to
Fairmont and Clarksburg to hold con-
ferces with union men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-29
NEW YORK NOW IN
EPIDEMIC OF GRIP

NEW YORK. Dec 2S-That the cpl
demic Of grippe recently reported in
Chicago. Milwaukee. Detroit. Philadel-
phia and other cities has reached New
York was officially admitted today by
the department OF health. To prevent
as far as possible. the spread OF the
disease, the department renewed its
warning to persons not in any way az.
nicted TO keep away from those who
sneeze ard cough.
noticeable increase in the death
rate from influenza and pneumonia
during the week ending December 25
was reported. The number Of cases
of pneumonia was estimated al two
thousand
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EEIltpfkAD. via London Dec -
p.tt q. fu.-Ihe official statement issued
today hy General Headquarters reads
az follows:
Western front.-At scbmar5ep a,
we direction OF the coast region ID Rus
Hlln 10 Tao Ucnt organized "a aurprIae
ATTACK upon a German post AT f9ur
clock iu the morning the Russians a.
rnarh he'd without being seen. 1uf tine
wire ouHtrucNnus lu many places threw
LufmHelFeH upon tho German hufr
lung hand greuadeH through the vgln-
lows. ana affrr hand fu hand en-
counter. destroyed the whole post So
PflH'urlH were taken. 1n rlife nf Il
heNNt hre from the south Oh. HuraInra
ffiIrfd aurcneHfullV with lnalrnInrrrf
losses DO the region az CKarf1rvar
STATION near a cemetery ln the VILLAGE
on auFy rn1rhnrnWlfrhf u.a nrrfhffrf@f
another German post. taking Dc prison
In tho Black Sea near Ga. raIrsrf,,
shore our torpedo huafr deHfrnvrf fr0
SAILING vessels and hnuHarIrf rraf-
UPON tnn shore Tho ruemv.n auI.Inrr-
mes ATTACKED our DESTROYER. the f.rnrr.
200. near thn bulgarian coast The
FfImni fflfuIr rrnNnf two f1rucf1rr
ann 20 uuInr1 nu attack Hv Hnrars
Ihrre DBL reason f1 believe fnaf one III
Nr 1nm1rInra was sunk
Caucasus front .f West ~ FrHnr.afs-
rur troops occupied fnn town Df hrrafa-
Dad Do nrht near fhe siiiner Id ua-
nttfNfiW. forty vrrrfH fHf1If III fufIrsl
H1utuwc7t n Tfnfrnn. with prrrian
Feularmra ana tribes ~ EmIr Kfirh-
met We took prisoner % insurgents
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STATE BAR OPENS
SESSIONS TODAY

CLARkSBURG, w. Va, Dec. rs
Delegates from all parts Of the state
arrived here today TO attend the an
nual convention OF the West Virginia
Bar association. Among the early ar
rivals was ]. NJ. Vandervort. OF Park
ersburg. president OF the association.
Although Informal meetings were held
tonight the real business session will
not open until tomorrow. Among the
most prominent attorneys here are
John W. Davis, Washington, ID. c.. So
licitor general of the United States:
judge George Poffenbarger of the
West Virginia Supreme court; Attor-
ney General A. A. Lilly and James A.
Hughes OF Huntington. The conyen-
ton will close Thursday.
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TRUSTEES HANDLE
EDWARDS ESTATE

CHARLESTON. vs. Va. Dec 2S.-
Iho value of tho estate Of tho late
william Seymour Edwards. OH opera.
Tor and author. who died iu baltimore
last sunday ls yar.oualy estimated
The true value depends upon the de-
Velopmrnt ~ OH and ras holdings and
coal properties under lease The or.
tate VIII Do operated under trust
CONTRACT hr committee comprising
the kanawhn Banking a. Trust com.
pany. Harrison D. smith both OF
charleston. and u. r. Lovott. of Hunt
inTf0n
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OUT OF MATTEAWAN
SHE'S SOON Welded

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Ida Won
Claussen. who last Friday was released
on parole from the Middletown state
hospital for the insane was married
late today % Francis Albert Dona. Of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Won Claussen first came into
prominence some years ago by threat
ening to bring suit against President
Roosevelt for an alleged Interference
Win some Of her social ambitions
abroad. About a year ago she was
committed 90 Matteawan for writing
threatening letters. after n period she
spent under observation in the Belle.
Vue hospital She was adiudged com.
petent By shorins jury. but after re-
committed 90 the asylum She was
Transferred several months ago 90 the
Institution Of Middleton.
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BANKERS TO LOOK
OYER TRACTION co.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelngeneer.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va. Dec. 2s.-F1ve
New York bankers will arrive here to-
morrow morning to make an inspec-
ton Of the holdings OF the Mononga-
hela Valley Traction company. This
visit Is in view OF the traction COM
pany negotiating a loan to carry on
It's work OF development and the CON
struction OF new lines. Just what
lines viii be constructed has not been
given out. but IL Is understood that
there VIII be considerable activities
in electric railway circles during the
coming spring and summer.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

NOTICE 20 Manufacturer Jobbern. Nat
chants ana Others wholesale Deaiora
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
or West Virginia will receive bids daiiv
Al Its once at Charleston. West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
tate INSTITUTIONS. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Road
contracts viii be awarded TO the lowest
bidders; quality considered, and other
thlngs being equal West Virginia deal
era viii be given preference.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
ntshed bidders on receipt OF reoueeta
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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CHRISTMAS MAIL
BREAKS RECORDS

WASHINGTON. Dec. Christmas
man this year was from fifteen to
forty per cent heavier than ever be-
fore. A postoffice department state
ment today said reports from through
out the country showed the increase
was general and that the volume was
handled everywhere promptly.
A middle west postmaster wired that
parcel post shipments were three
times as heavy as last year. Parcel
post packages handled through the
chicago postoffice would have filled
seventy train OF ten cars each. the
postmaster said
Most packages were delivered from
offices generally before noon Christ.
mas day.
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FIRST MEET UNDER
ROCKEFELLER PLAN

PUEBLO. Colo. Dec. Miners
representative and officials Of the
Colorado Fuel company convened TO-
DAY in the fret annual meeting under
the Rockefeller Industrial plan Under
this system was adopted by the men in
october, two representative from
each camp arc selected by the minera
10 participate I'm the conference.
The cumuany'a REPRESENTATIVE are
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with contributions by Japanese and by
foreigners in this country
Inc japanese cruisters Tol<iwa and
Shitose are TO sail tomorrow from
y okosuka on a secret mission. III Is be
heved they will 90 20 the south seas.
From Colombo the Japan mall liners
VIII proceed 10 Durham, Capetown. Ma
deria and London. The new services Will
be inaugurated by the Kamo Maru which
IS 20 sail from Colombo on December 40
several vessels OF this line are at Medi-
terranean ports. awaiting orders
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Artillsrr Enrar.mant.

PARIS. Dec. 2s. 1886 .. m-An Ar
tillery engagement or great activity over
the whole front In the NOsges was re-
ported In the communication this after
noon from the war Office.
The statement follows:
In the NosEes there IL intense ac-
uvity on the part Of the artliierv over
the whole front A. Hartmann-weiler-
kopt. on the southeastern slope OF the
htl az ROhfelHeu. an attempt OF the
enemy 60 make a aortieH from ME
trenches was arrested BY a curtain OF
There were no events OF importance
along the rest Of the front "
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OHIO TEAM LEADS.

AsiINGToN Dec 2s-Hirh scores
In the weeks shooting OF the champion
.,t "hleh no" in progress among 90
iific clubs throughout the counfrv 80.
announced tonight hy National nan.
Association of America
Among the scores are those OF tho
team from Kings Mills Ohio vybf~b
leads class with gsS. Marion. ONO
I'as a fis. hucyrus. ohio. class A. g7q
" ith m score 81 ISL.
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wAons ApvAHcEp.

WV YORK. Dec U.s. Emrfavrr az
thc lntcrhurouEh Rapid TrnnaIt Conn
ltnf and tne New Nork Railways conn
NAhl VIII receive an Increase in waco
~ . 'uhluH to-iunrruH, nHHrrraflnr fIIg.-
900 a. year. according ~ = afafrrrl..f D.
-.'a ~ lreHidruf Theodore o. Eh0nfa
pc wac Increase authorized bV fr.
.NAfla of directors n this comuanv an
December 1f. will affect at.ut III 40
l.l.l on subway elevated and rur.
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NATIONAL oAELnB.

WV YORK. Dec 1s-preaident John
* Iencr. ~ the National uarrn.u
l.oaFuo touirht ISSUED a call reconvrnirr
thf annual meeting ~ the LEAGUE. vhtoh
Wns held ln This city December H. me
ICON Nened meefing VII b. held ~ Cin-
cinnau January the dav f,flov,t-.,
q meetinE there OF the National Comuis-
sion
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BRITISH PROTESTS.

LONDON Dec "a. C.ft %. n-w-bue
q. iar ns cen De- uHccrtained no formal
protest has set been made hV the Vrif-
ported detention Of 1900 BAGS on mail
h'uud from ENGLAND fn Russia. official
tifCIrg admit that the foreign OFFICE has
~ ita attitude ON the subject OF sue,
detention.
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The WAR AT
A GLANCE


FAltli. Dee ~. ESQ D. m An Athena
.m io tnn Hatas agency aara u
n1H Been received from Iar-
n.a Nl..'e tnat Elug Ferdinand o.
.-t.Iia crown Prince Boris and a
,-efman prime believed fl be- j aar al
.i.f fof Hiliam have departed lnr1r.
30 feNtfHI IONS orc being made o.
flve mem au nnirfI welcome in L fra-
days
lnE aIl ruuurr ufrrrIIH frlm Doe r.rrr.I.
~ tnf HrliuI f.Ht tHeU Eve needed .Dr
nc fnnuuiar furn ~ unr murIfIlrn -rH.
mese.He all1 fnaf Bulgarian ornerffrr
fepnft orHrnfrrv lr prevalent BOZ fHr
IuIF1rInn army
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DISCIPLES MEET.

ST LOUIS. Dec 2s National eco.
retariea 81 the Disciples OF Christ
tlhrefian church, met hero today To-
plan for The national convention Of the
church to hc held Dob uca Woinoa.
Iowa. next October
a. a meeting last nieht a NJ Nc
lean was elected chairman Of the
executive committee OF the church
Grant LOWS. treasurer. and " "a MI
Ter and A. p Cory. secretaries All
four live fn Cincinnati
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Win buy. used church
benches In good condition. Box ALPS
Intelligence. d2s-i
81 H. y. gasoline engine. $4,000; gas
range. 4 holes. 800: s ~. marble slabs
$500 orangeade fountain, $500: coffee
urn. $1,000; bolts and nuts, SC a don: gas
stoves and miscellaneous tools cheap
Goods bought and sold. Tool store. open
Saturday evenings. 1851 Market DIX
PATENTSs$s:;sa'sFf:::f! : Ess::;
trademark litigation. Booklet free
H =. DUNLAP, Patent LAvvver
Hauonai ,ESchange Bank Building.
Wheeling W. Va
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minister 20 obtain the funds for his
government They were paid in paper
whereas Montenegro was compelled 10
pay. gold for goods purchased IN Ser
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llN. lirr "a hV wireless fn rav-
Fi.lr % pvnr raH Heua Agency rrvr
20 vienna llrlrfruuHf rru0rfr dad
ourlrH fnr whole war Serbia rrrrIvrr
sch month ~ 600 600 fl al nnn nnl
francs ~ gold from Irfnrr Tfnar Nv.
renia ilr ife1 FuNH.lIrH fnr Monte.
rtErl. Earu fiur fH. mnnrv arrived
D. serbia. fNH Mnrfrnrrrf1 rrfrIafrr
49, compeiled to appeal ts the Huraian
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sroCKHoLpRRs, nrnHrIna-

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
company Will be held at he office OF
the company on Monday. January 10
between the hours of and Z o'clock D.
m. for the election OF managers 10 serve
during the ensuing year.
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.