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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
New kimonos at vsughan's.

New kimonos at Vsughan's.
Special values in white silk gloves a
Abbott's.
At Gould's you have always been abb
to buy reliable piano for Sl75 on th'
easy payment plan.--Advt.
Beginning May III, the price of chair
wood will be $3.50 per load of SO cubic
feet. Arthur s. Martin. Phone 53-W
Miss Grace Buckley, teacher at God
dard seminary, returned to Barre to-
day, after a visit at her home in tiore-
town.
Mr.. and Mfs John b. Kelly of Liberty
street have returned home. after a visit
of several days with relatives in Bur.
lington.
orville Youngson. who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Susan Noungson. of
Cliff street, returned last night to Brat.
tleboro, where he is engaged as an oper-
ator In q moving picture house.
Miss Alice Tabor of Chelsea. who has
been making a brief visit with friends
on Prospect street left the city this
morning for Lewiston, Me. where she
expects 10 make an extended stay with
relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

ings, Mrs. Fred Beeklev; response. Mrs
NJ l.. Pearson. Miss L. NJ. Phelps; coun.
ty secretary's report, Miss Martha S
Watson; county treasurer's report. Mrs
Fred Beckley; music; short address by
chairman, Mrs. r. NJ. Denny; department
journals-Mrs. Ellen r. Colby. "Eyangel.
istic Work. Mrs. ]. NJ. Mason, Sunday
Schools" Mrs. Frank Rodgers. Christian
Citizenship Moral Education; noontide
prayer.
| Tuesday Afternoon-l: 30. memorial
service. Mrs. Nettie Lane; paper, Mrs. j.
+. Bingham of Northfeld; request of
finance committee, discussion on the
same; address, Mrs. J. B. Estee of Mont
pelier; paper, Mrs. o. S. Wiley of Barre;
message from state president, Mrs. NJ. l..
Pearson; music; department journals
Scientific Temperance Instruction" Mrs.
Bertha G. Kellogg. Rescue Work" Mrs.
II. W. Powers, Mercy and Prison and
Jail Work Mrs. y. NJ. Guernsey. "Soeial
and Red Letter Days" Mrs. Grace Water
man.
Tuesday Evening prayer and
song service, Rev. Il. f. Newell; offerings;
address, Miss Lillian NJ. Phelps; bene-
dietion.
Wednesday Morning--a, prayer and
promise service, Mrs. Nina Hewitt; five
minutes report OF local secretaries; sue
eessful local meetings, by local presi-
dents; music; department journals
school Savings Banks." Mrs. Cora Bates.
Press Work" Mrs. George X. Guernsey.
Hygiene and Heredity." Miss NJ. S. Wat
son. Flower Mission" Mrs. r. w. Whit.
comb; minutes of county secretary; roll
call. u. election of officers; report Of
on courtesies; nontide prayer
"Wednesday Aiternoon-l 80. devotion
al meeting; reading Violet Scott; Mar
cotic Evil" Mrs. George Guernsey; The
Flag and the White Ribbon Miss Mar
tha Watson; singing department Jour
Temperance Literature. Mrs. g.
y. Welch. Medical Temperance" Mrs.
y. 4. Avery. '-ouafrymen Work" Mrs.
Frank Waterman. Soldiers and sailors"
Mrs. Fred Beeklsy. legislative Work
Mrs. Y. Mead Denny; report Of rcsoiu.
ton committee; exercise by school chill
lrsn; adjournment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

DcBevose brasseres at Abbott's.
Special summer underwear at tn
| Vaughan Store.
Thomas 0gontz OF Red Beach Me, ar
rived in the city last night and will b,
employed here in the granite indus
| try.
At Gould's you pay the same price fol
piano every day in the year. What i;
right to-day will be right tomorrow
Advt.
Miss Grace Cheney returned TO her
home in Washington to-day, after spend.
ing a few days with friends in the
city.
George Common, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in the city for
the past few days. returned last night
to his home in Burlington.
Edward John. who has been employed
ut the stone trade in lberville, p. O.
for the past two years, returned TO this
city Saturday night and viii resume
work in this city.
Miss katherine Hayes, who has been
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Lander OF South Main street
for week, returned TO her home in
Burlington to-day.
A wall from those people who are
fond OF snchoring themselves 10 set
tees in the city park during the summer
months has gone mp 20 the city fathers
and the aldermauic street committee
and park commission have announced
that the benches win be- placed in posi-
ton within a few days.
Carlos Juan Paris. the Portuguese
globe trotter. who has been the guest
of Argentine Sas@0 on Berlin street
since Friday evening. left late yesterday
afternoon for Montreal Paris hopes
10 round out an even la.00 miles before
leaving the United states for Europe
He has several wears yet in which %
finish his journey around the world and
plans 10 take things easy while touring
Europe. A part Of the distance between
Barre and Montreal he viii cover on
foot. although BE- eHpcrts to take the
train ri IT. Johns. 7. o. and enter
the Canadian metropolis in state. span /
80 and Portuguese friends II the Bueuos /.
Avres Traveller made him q substantial
before b. drparteA from the I
.rtv YESTERDAY pafis spoke cordially !
" his reception In Barre and promised 4
10 cali on he erqun rte uces nEHfn. should
no ever enter Vermont
rseause tilr lradsug witness tuf TIRE \
iefsnze has uuf recovered from the RI .
,sats of 81 autofnotlIie aerileHt in whirh 4
y figured On fha nief 81 Nay ts the /
$50 of state ts Hozerh Aahan. charged
lfh sntofsasf .sn Hns sFefn - slsad
his mofdinE % tiu rrguFst nf ths fe-
aanasHffs aftn7nrT. H A HeaF NannT
IA Au1rraun ulu uss errring b taf
.hiah ssilsard ath Aai6ts ear arar8-
~ ~ tks ufrsien rlseu 80 authHTitres
= ar riu.r tis se irrlt areurreG uHs
" hsns g. testify fnr ttf Ftstf 30 8tF
i as a.. t.ag-rr Wl45ns END hsr sea
arTi te-s. HsrnirF end AiflH MHiktHs.
+ aJru.-afss. Miss HerufFe Wilkes
- rrssfrrH So airst =sTf#ns itiurArs
u Az s--rrsrf IN tis ArHersuH Fst
- 500 rlas - ~ al1t n fasgs sat e
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ar-aa wrs rFrfrsa3tr Awts Mr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Latest Ladies' Neckwear

Latest Ladies' Neckwear
It is said that we carry the
most select line of Neckwear
in our section. How well this
assertion has been made you
have a chance to pass your
judgment. The following just
out of the express.
New Vestees and Camps, New Fl
chus, Golf and Collar Sets, with
colored embroidery. These at
CSC up to S1.50.
New Quaker Collars 1.-THE very lat
est. at Csc and SOC.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DAINTY
LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
New assortment of Windsor Ties
these in black and white stripes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
OPENS TUESDAY MORNING,
Washington County W. C. T. U. conven
ton al Barre Baptist Church.

The 32d annual convention Of the Won
ans Christian Temperance union 81
Washington county viii be held IN ths
Baptist church Of Barre Tuesday and
Wednesday. May p and 20. with the
following speakers; Mrs. N. l.. Pearson
Of Orleans. state president; Miss Lillian
NJ. Phelps Of Niagara. \. y. national bee.
turer. and Mrs. J. p. Estee Of Montpelier.
who Will speak on the suffrage move
ment.
The program IL as follows
Tuesday Morning -9.l5. executive
meeting 10. opening serNice. Rev. George
n. Holt: organization ~ convention;
seating. committees and programme /.
words Of welcome. Rev. q. n. Holt greet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Ladies' House Dresses

This is the season when ev-
cry lady is thinking of her
summer Dresses. The every
day House Dress surely comes
in for it's share of popularity,
and these we are showing in
one of the largest and best
assortments we have shown.
At 79c each, are few very good
Dress values. Are Dresses that
are made in fast colored Percales,
Grays and Blues.
At S1.OO we have number of
different models that are made in
good style from good quality Of
Percale and Bingham.
At S1,19 are number Of Dress
models that are made from a
good fast-colored Bingham. Are
the Good Service make.
At S1.25 we can show you
lhI ~ dSnDt VI tHF Nfood
Service House Dress models that
are exceptional values.
At S1.5O are line of plain Col
ored and Striped Bingham Dresses
that are made up in some very
attractive models.
In the plain Bingham and Cham
bray Cloth Dresses, we can give
you good display.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Ladies' Wash Skirts

This is the time of the sea-
son when all ladies begin to
think of the thin summer
Dresses and Separate Skirts.
We have now our full line of
White and Natural, Colored
Wash Skirts.
The new Palm Beach Skirt will
be the most popular and service
able that will be shown this sea
son. This is Skirt that is made
from fine cotton and wool ma
terial, SO mixed and woven that
it will not shrink or cookie: is
material that will not crush
or wrinkle like linen. Has a
weight and finish so that it keeps
its shape. Is surely an ideal
skirt cloth.
At S3.98 We will show you
number of different styles, both
in the plain and striped goods.
All come in the natural colors.
In the White Piques, Crashes,
Eponge, Serge and Reps, we can
show you full line of Skirts,
in the seasons best styles and at
popular prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
re- at Abbotts.

! New Quaker collars at Abbott's.
| See Abbott's line of Pc silk hose.
I Buy your new waist for Decoration
day at Naughan's.
Use Pyrox for spraying trees and pc
tatoes. For ale at Kempton Mills.
James Barquin left this forenoon for a
weeks visit with friends in Burlington.
At Gould's you have always been able
to buy pianos for $500 that sell all over
the country for s300--Advt.
Among the pictures OF New England
girls who are candidates for the Bos-
ton Travellers free tour TO the exposi-
tion in yesterdays edition of the Bos-
Ton Herald was that of Miss Mary
Watson of Wellington street
Saturday afternoon 90 of the stu
dents at Goddard seminary motored to
Williamstown gulf, where they spent the
afternoon. Lunches were taken and aft
er climbing about the hills during the
afternoon spread was made of the
lunches taken.
Everett G. Brock, the Washington
street expressman. who has been de.
tanned at his home by a sprain in the
back. which he sustained while working
last week. was able TO be down town
to-day Mr.. Brock will resume charge
Of his express business at once.
At s O'Clock this morning hsrges. car
rying % members OF the senior class at
Goddard left the school headed for
Joe's pond. where they plan 90 spend
the day. Prin. and Mrs. q. X. Hollis
ter, Miss whipple and Mrs. Whitcomb
were taken a. chaperons. They plan
10 make the return trip late this even.
ing.
A message received in Barre states 4
that Mr. aud Mrs. William I. Hshosa /.
,f Colon. Panama. sailed from the 18th I
nus Saturday for New York aud that
II the end Of the present week they will /
arrive in this uty for a STAY Of two 4
yr three months. Since 1914 Mr.. Hal 4
.osa has been employed IN q govern /
nent eiIiee ~ Colon and his conternrlst.
a visit 20 Barre viii be the first aimee
le left the citt two wears ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Summer Fads

The trade Just now are look
ing for quality in the follow
ing kinds:
LADIES' SILK HOSIERY. Examine
these carefully. You will see why we
carry these makes Wear them and
You will approve Of our judgment.
Ladies Csc silk Hose. These come
in colors of Pink, Light Blue, Bel
GUM Blue, White, Black and
Slate. These have two inches
more silk in the leg and are spliced
at the knitting together OF the
silk and the Isle in the leg. These
are different from most 25c Silk
Hose.
50c Silk Hose in colors Of Nell
Rose, Purple, Pongee, Tan, Pink,
Sky, Suede, Copenhagen, Cadet,
and Palm Beach, made thread
heel and toe. This hose at soc is
a good one.
Silk Hose at S1.O0. Here is where
you can get more Silk Hose tor
the price than you have been get
ting. These are the BLACK CAT
SILK HOSE, made of pure Silk.
Most Silk Hose are knit in the
gum. Thic gives them weight,
finish and appearance, but not the
kind of wear that you are looking
for.
.UY BLACK CAT SILK HOSE for .
enuine article.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

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- rrtens rsrulss rassri -r - WrrHrr
sstrfrr Esv =. - Ts1e- - t-sin.zs u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
DOING GOOD WORK

No other agency in this country Is
doing such good work in enforcing
on the present administration sound
business policies and the better ad.
jusument OF economic ideas than The
Chamber of Commerce OF the United
States. Some OF it's results are
found In the sentiment IL created In
Congress which halted the passage
Of the ship purchasing bill II was
not done through abuse OF the Presi-
dent. but simply by referendum vote
OF its constituent bodies throughout
the country. which gave a clear ex-
preston OF the business sentiment.
II has taken another referendum on
the seamans act. referred 10 in yes
torday's lnteIligenoer. which. IL al
lowed TO remain ON the statute books.
will sweep away the last vestige OF
tho American merchant marine, and
doom frever the shipbuilding indus
try OF the country. The result OF that
vote has not yet been announced. but
f"'Af 'ah w Hb NAftAlou as 10 NNhN
IL will be. when il is known that high
administration officials have been
brought to realize the mistake OF that
measure.
u Is high time the business men
were taking a hand in governmental
affairs. for they have been the great
est sufferers from the inefficient and
unbusinesslike performances OF the
last Congress. and in no way can their
voice be heard to better advantage
than officially through the National
Chamber of Commerce. This body.
by another referendum. stands com
mitted to the national budget system.
which IL has impressed on President
Wilson as necessity in the future
disposition OF the public moneys by
Congress. There is hope that a def
mite impression has been made
There are political and personal rea-
sons very often why larger appropria-
lions are made than are necessary.
Government efficiency requires that a
budget system be adopted and bust
ness men can asitate the matter and
give II such publicity that Congress
cannot fail to take IL up seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

has Inside knowledge OF the Affairs
OF many leading corporations. says
that business is reviying Independent.
~ Of anything this country T. getting
out Of the trade IN munitions. lie
cites the United States Steel Corpora
ton. Laekawanna Steel and others as
Illustrations. Better business he e1-
poets. but he utters the cautionary
word that there can be no great e.
vival until there Is change Of al
ministration. meaning not merely the
executive department al washin gton.
but Congress. We must get back TO
something like our old tariff regime.
And then. while there has been a
softening Of the attitude OF the Fed
eral government toward corporate az
fairs. conditions are by no means
ideal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
FEDERAL COURT
convened IN Elkins and a Number az
Eases Were Disposed of-Many
In Attendance.

special Dispatch 10 the Intsiiircncer
ELhlNS. W. Va. July S-Fcderai
court convened Tuesday morning NJ
10 O'Clock in the Randolph county
court house. and this being the nrst
siderable interest was manifestad spd
mere was large crowd in attend.
people. '''ai
Vincent Trimboli. charged with Der.
luIy IN connection with recent bIack-
,"iI t'iuts, was sentenced TO As days
IN the county iail and given credit
TOT the lime served while awaitine
uial- The prisoner was also fned So
Az COSTS and having served IS DAYS
NnHe awaiting trial was released
IN the case OF the United States w
ilaNld Steinbaugh. charged win
breaking into railroad car the prte.
oheI entered a plea Of guilty and was
sentenced 10 serve a term of sIx
months m the Morgan county jaiI ana
10 pay fne Of s.. and costs,
Admitted 20 Practice.
~ =. 'uppett Of Thomas. Robert
; irons and William a. Arnold. of
l-lkins. were admitted 20 practice BE-
fore this court
In the matter ~ John W and r. a.
snyder. Of Martinsburg. charged win
using the United States mails TO DO.
.'' l't' AhA'H Nl'hA AullIN ana
were sentenced TO serve a term Of one
year each IN the Moundsvlle peni
Tertiary
Mrs \ Dayton and Mrs. Stewarf
W. walker are uere with Judge Day.
ton and District Attorney Walker Tor
the week
Dean Charles T. Hogg. OF Hunting
ton. Attorney %. q. Carriers. OF Niddis.
bourne. Judge PuEh. Of Colum bus.
Ohio, Judge r. y. Jacobs. Of New
Mariinsville. Attorney ArlIn swiEcr.
of Slstersyiile. and Attorney John b.
Iirklo. of Nsrtinsburg. are among the
visiting members Of the bar. here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
ONE WHO SEES TIE END

The immense business in munitions
sDd supplies that Europe be- giving us
- the basis on which many pfedic.
tons and beliefs rest that the war ia
Roing 10 LAST for some time. This BIS
faid 10 BE- giving impulse 10 the buy
tng OF those stocks which represent
oompanies manufacturing war mum.
tons on an reactions. and counting
on profits through many months. or.
perhaps. even years Hut these views
s-e NOT to be- taken without looking
on the other side Of the problem. as
hey are largely conjecture. and con.
iseture b. never sound business
sIide
a prominent frnarIer OF ChIrro is
qvoted as taking quite ~ contrary con.
caption ~ he future Ills sfntoments
are plausible and worthy of the great.
80 confederation IIo believes that
fhs rrmainine period of tho war BE- a
matter of few months o. re long
so ite Declare that tfs bfuirerenfa
VII soon become exhausted While
- does not rmphsize tho p1.1t sri
asnuy he believes that tho area OF
trhauFiion would be- chiefly Germany
md Austria. He does not think tbore
counties can maintain thamrsI.e.
long win me slauehter 20 tho men
ilst .s nov Fo.ne on. end mo rapid
cuffaIimcnt ~ their fnsnga ard
physical resource
10 .' aieo interesting fo move That
tr's same authority. VINO. b. Is rsId.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

Good morning Brother Sunshine;
Good morning. Sister song.
beg your humble pardon
II you've waited long.
] thought ] heard you rarping;
To shut you out were sin.
My heart - standing open:
Won't you walk riEht in?
Good morning Brother Gladness;
Good morning. Sister Smile.
They told me you were coming.
So / waited on a while.
I'm lonesome here without Won.
weary while It's been:
Ny heart L. standing open.
Won't you walk right in7
Good morning. Brother Kindness;
Good morning. Sister Cheer.
heard you were out calling.
So ] waited for you here.
Some way. I keep forgetting
have 10 toll and spin
When you are my companions:
Won't you walk right ine
-. ". Fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
ARE WE In PRUSSIA

~ rom thc M1rEanto~ Isast- ,-nrorIci-
The eyes % Newspaper men. toe
sate over. VII be turned toxsra
The hearing on The Ogden contempt
case 70 b. held befor. the federsi
court a. Elkius July lzth on tne out.
come Of that casa all depend me
answer 10 the quekrf6n as 70 Whether
or not West NirEinians stiu possess
the right o. Tree speech. popuiariy
supposed 20 D. guaranteed them D.
the constitution OF state and Of me
United States. m We have 10 eject
q system whereby nevspaper discus
sion Of court procedure may o. ue-
ciared lese majesty and punished as
such al the pleasure OF the court. our
boosted freedom Of speech becomes
as precsrious as in the most I'M
limited monarchy
II Mr.. Ogden may be cited Tor
contempt because his news story or
the events OF a public trial happens
70 BE- displeaslng 10 a master ap-
pointed b. the court. why may not
the court 20 the length OF the Ter
man military autocracy az any time
and order tie indefinite suspension
Of publication % the Intelhgencer or
any other paper II Is conceivable
that a certain type OF legalistio mind
on the bench might attempt 10 re-
strain public discussion BY way or
contempt proceedings. just a. at
tempts have been made 10 restrict
constitutional liberties OF the indiviu-
uals by an unwarranted stretch OF
the judicial power OF Injunction.
but such Judicial usurpation Is as
abhorrent TO the ideals OF civil I'D
erty as any other assumption OF ar
bitrary power. The. theory that any
branch Of a popular government -
beyond the range Of public criticism
Is Inconsistent With the very essence
OF popular government itself Inc
Eikins hearing may show whether
or not we have in operation In West
Virginia a modified form OF the
Prussian doctrine OF summary pun
ishment for the crime Of lese majesty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
NO COMPELLING FORCE

Judge T. a. Brown has another very
Informative article on the Virginia
debt question in the Parkersburg
News. which goes further into the
point raised by The InteUigencer
ancnt the power. or rather lack OF
power Of the Supreme Court to en-
force the collection Of the judgment
After rcciting the fact that the court
hrs simply entered JUDGMENT against
the State. but having issued no exc
cuiion or order for its collection.
Judge Brown very properly maintains
there Is no order or process OF the
court to resist. and adds.
when such an order docs come. 10 ~
like good law abiding citizens. m the
STATE has any property than can be
III, fne9 * tn' law We should Do o. 20
wummcr % complaint The uoint 81
mat the state has ru such property or
paid the funds must boz raised by me
people from thrir own private property
through s TAX levied by our own state
lion Tor the people to determine nom
th'lr own sense ~ right and Justice ft
if or ihFm Goo say Wrether they feel
called upon fn contribute 81 their own
o. rHunnI means fnf amount urreraar.
Tor the liquidation ~ This decree. M BE-
purely wHttfr or conscience 90 be- er.
sIDI.NI o.. each Individual according 10
Die light and HIa uuu sweet viii
TORCE HFHfND THE DEMAND 90
FflE sn CALLED rUEufTDHs ANu
100 HEFTI.I NF WEST grHUsfeerh
ART ENTITLED Tr Know rfrra
FArr BEFORE TUEH EHff.T trIr.r
STRAP THIS BACH rEN DIS 10
IIEh I.T.UEf hkfNF Hr-UrEN r.urs.
UWN BANDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

'iiatipn, This will be held in the mark
\, 70 Mr. Samuel Candy. living west ,,
80. ,'l ~ OUTS. belongs the distinction ~
summer. lie delivered this n11rntp., ~
blshop.s % bushels EroWn at his ri,,s
a"I I,eeiNcd the market price % rorss
Dushel. quite naturally Mr.. Carb,,
-, - ,b,oud OF his accomplishment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

a california dispatch reIafea fhaf q
fsaHrr nearly 5000 feet Ir IsurtH has
te. sinred along fra northern face ~
iassen rfal anf from seven points boz
..r arnf smoke arG steam orc ra-rr.rr
The WHfarr-CnHfrn rraHrr CON beat
fHa' H"H worse than steam end smoke
ore .ss.rr from fre srff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

II Is said Huerta wept when the
government refused TO take his word
OF honor What q fearful world this
would be- n all the doubted should
be so affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

The discovery that alfalfa Is nourish-
INK 10 the human body but follows on
the heels Of denatured breakfast foods
and acknowledgements diet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

Those Canadian soldiers who are
helping TO gather the harvest now ripcn-
ing. are better engaged than 20 be reap
lng death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

After present experiences We can read
lily believe that the ark had no trouble
hnding a channel over mountain tops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

Invisible ink was known TO the Ro-
mans says writer. That's nothing
The invisible earth was known to Noah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

And 10 looks now that Becker's onI,
recourse Is higher Up"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

II Il said the baseball fields are more
attractive TO ivory hunters than Africa.