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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

Ter nuaneetbilbete gaHbftnrm sluei'
ten aHietbOte III aRissrHien
wpEhrn.

Ter unaaSatbiloett ganbiiurnl
gneileu auiacbots M y. bic 8ebr.
Ipilihtiarn bonn ~. bio 90 un6 3D.,
bis IS. pebeusiobre Die uidt &C.
Ioicnt babcm 1T ourh aaiierllde
8ernronuna %auiaerlirn mnroen go
melt Dice nod nidt aeiAebrn babert
If6 Bic auiaernienen, meldle iid i'm
IAnslnnbe brfinhcH um9ehrnh emf
meoer i6riitIih p0cr miinolid beim
na6iten aoniulat. icood ltotalidl
Bnr gintraauna III bclon0err BON
oenielben Su iubrcn6c Siiicn 81 mel
Den. amerifmtidc @Hraer 0olde,
Ioic Die 5peitpn 9dpierc heransGc.
nommet boben) iaaen ultt bierlm.
tier.
Die bon Dem bo%ritebeu0en aut'
riff betroiieneu Observation-Disclosures
iopeit tic in oen Staaten 5ainoiR,
Coma, Nlihiaan, 9tebrasta un0
1isconiiu ipobnen, babgn iid idrIit'
lid (mitteIs @oitIarte bel aicirm
IaoniuIat (Aoreiie: @ermon Gonin.
late. Chicago. SUI 5u meloeu. Gic
A~nmelolm9 mub oitBer Der genatlerl
aoreiie gor unA 3imamen @ct
Iburtsort uno @cburts0atlm oes
2auoihIrmpilihtigen catbaliel, Snl
lbrigen miro allen gnuoiturnpfIih'
Itiaen angeratbeh bis nuf weitereS
librer geidoitigltua uah5ugehcn "a
loie 3abl Der MitteIloien berrits iebr
|groB it, pirO briageHb 0duOr &C.
purnt. nod Gbieago 81 fomIleu.
Chicago ben %. GeJ. 1914,
aoiierlid helitides aoniulot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
0lerErn nidlts ppm ariea.

SER MiIbelm goettger lit 6Io.
renee. Nebr, iteIlt Inns einen 9rtei
ieines 9ruOers luguit frol. 3ur
Merfngltrlg, Dem MIR 6olgenoes ent.
nebmen:
nniere Gerluite iino be0eutenO
ucniger rpie 0ieieniaen Der 5einoe.
aettere 6oheu itlsaelantmt iiber IL
WliaiDnen g~erluite All 8ooten Der.
mlit0etrn un0 @efangerteit. in
1MitihiauO anein haben mir "a
Iaiaionen @cfungefle, auBeroen
luos Qeiierrei1 geniaht fat. Sn
Der eriten groBeu Shladt I'M Often
l3aben mir aaein 100000 Ruller
hi Gefanaenen geriadt uuO nod melt
uIehr iino gefauen ufb IN Den Mia.
fnriiden Seen limb GitrHpfeu 1T.
trluifeH. Gle baden ihren oer6ien.
It'll 2phH erhalter, 0enn iie bdhen
HI 0eH eriten Ariegstagen hi Dit
prruBep iiirdterlih gehnlit lle6er
1000 T1rfer un0 iher 300 flei-
here ttn0 grobere Stdnte haben III
TART ueripiftet uito gepIiinoert 6ier
peroeu nod INNER friide 50loater
il WlalIen alisgebiIoef. ii III Elm
slt1tes Qebeu. nnf alien ireieH Nld.
yelf III 0en MorprteH erersierefT uao
ahen Sie GoIootet1. NieIe 5dp4fN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

maat. 90 mierm @eihdit arpei'
ten mir mil laum BET Saliie eeu'
ten uno 0ieie hatsH aid mr. baIb
.Ru ibmt Die atuleB 5auilieit De-
rem Wtduner im 6flbe iirbrH lpfroeu
pom gtaoi liemlih gut mtieritiibt,
ioOab non aroher Jlotb bis iett
nod feline aleOe iein fahn. Tie &c
bensmittel iiub In Der lebten Belt
etiuaS aeitieaer. aber Die Meaie'
rrma bot 3llr redten Belt oaHir ac'
.inrot 0ab Ole gebensmittel &ude.
rcr oas giolf uid,t ia tart nisben.
Ten t6nIien Go itebt III allen ga.
den btitiuWt gorldritt mas Tie oa'
iiir ne5nen 6iiricH. Souit Gcht Cd
ms allen git uno c%rirenen mir uis
better @eiun0beit Ge liz Elm @liid
odB Der aricg nidt ausbra6, OILS
Tn bier aiif 9eiudI Darit, mic iton
.iit eS bod, Dab Scr iotde Shrctcn
bort Htft 5u rrlebeu brallds es
bat bier ia aud lanae GUT aeganaen,
.lmh Die Tcntiden tpcroeM 10 gIaubt
uRo hpfft ie0cr. oiesmal 10 griiuo'
lido arbeit modlci oab mir ioIdc
Sdredeu uidt iuiebcr so erlebeil
braudleu.
Qeiher teitct es iebr Biel blibeu'
ors gc5en, nber mir tounen es ia
nidt 1n0eru nhcr mir touneH audI
nit rubiaem @eniiicn iagerL mir
baben es uidlt gcrpolt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
|DIE FLEISXIEE BERTA.

,Darum IdBt Gud lisber rutben,
.griFst GuG niAt aI3uiehr,
sSonil BOT Bomber unb GrdnuieH
sGtrsu' gtr6erben t1 umberl@
Bel BEN grpBtn Gfarm I'M msten.
6et, ipie hr6bHte fs bd luut!
6intsr Feinen Ilarten 5tftsn
6attt iih Der 5einb berbuut.
Dn9 bnIn fielen Moa unb G9anse
BIZ bes beutTGen Sturmers 6eil,
Gtnu an piIhsn maffmtaH5e
9abm bic gertba fleibis tbeif.
Wig i'm Sabre NeunaebnnierSehH
GneIanb bat Biz Welt perbsst,
lin bas Geptffe @tih iii f~tiir3eu. !.
6at bsr sytinb iih iiberf1dbt.
I'D. tusr fonnte iIh bds btnttn,@
aisF gohn 9na. Tia if fatal,
Ga, ih ftb', III fetpdrts fGpenier,
DIR III 4nqTt nm ben aanal.4
aommt biz Bertha ndn gdlais,
Gpurt' aud Gnaldub ihre Ndb
nnb gang pldblim iibtr Rdnt.
sat ts bort ouh b0s aeEraht.
limb 70 mna Ia meter brOhner
9is bsF griten mant sgrfGtat.
Tanu EFT pirb dufs gsn psrg90He
Sober 8EEbs biele MeIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

als i'm Sabre NeunSehHrisrsthn
Gnglanb Bat bic meGt Derhtbtt
I'm bas GeutGae Reih 3u I~tiir8en,
1itb es; Drei6su mir Tie isbt!
4uf ben StinS, hsr 10 permeHs1,
Sing q LOB im Ginrme5fhriit
llnb mir Hohmsn uns dus OIL
Cine llebsrrdiAaua nit.
Dds mar MiheI'g G~iIenbtoui;
Cir mar riefenhaFt eebaut.
Az NAB i6r Dumb,
absr font mar ig eefanb.
Die BonEOndsn Bic it IutfGte,
Maytr bisle Gfutner fhipsr.
limb tpern zines ihr entrutfnts.
Sab es tets ein greb Mldlhenr.
DieFe bids btutIdt 9nre
aebte nint daf Itihtem Sub;
8ezthd mar ibr fntidtsr Waule,
4bsr fairig mar lift @ruB.
Mpft' Elm 1sin6 bem QisbFfen i6uotn
mcr er nod ID tart nnb prcb,
Gf, bd mar III tets gelobsn
limb barn ooHnerte tie los.
Nuen @sqnern CAB Tie tnnb.
u6dltet Gusrn etcbsn Wanc,
scnH ibu' ih ben rngineu eu
LIMB TAB eisism freien aauF,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
l1nfer an6[reifen @efl

Inter 8a1Ireihem Befolge
fano am 5reitaa Nohmittog bic ge.
er0igttng Dcs peritorbenen 5errn 81.
Inns 5offmnnn Itatt uno 3iDor I'M.
ter Den 2fuipi5ien Der Booomen of
tie NorLo uno oes 8eutiden un.
teritiibungsbereins. Moge Der Ger.
ltorbelte III 6rieoen rii9en.
M0n ~uliteritiibe 0ie 0eutIde
RrriIe, tnnem man si ibreE Ser.
breitil1g beitr1Qt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
Nplb anb id fir Giien.

2luf bic fiir3li6 bon 6rau Bertha
8ebidmonn, 1909 &omarO Ctr. CT
.~laiieue aHfforocruna 5ur giniens
0un9 alien @oloes, fir 0as ols0onn
Der Rotbciienring eingetauidt miro,
girg ais erite @aba elm goloeaer
Cheering BON q. Gqiielbaur5 Stan.
ton. Rebr., elm. NroDol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
@tlualrt mellr Ntnnh aIs amor!

5lIano. glgbr.. 30. Ie5. I9I4,
Omaha Iribiinc,
Omaha, 9tebr.
Beebrter SEER 8eter:
ginliegeno finocr Sic Graft fin
bic aGdglide 2Euaha Irtbiine.4 GiG
Omaha 1ribine getpabrt mir mebr
GeuuB unb 6rcube, ais irgea0 eing
BON ben bielen aioern 3eitungert,
Biz ih baltic. 9lit 8ruB,
gin. a 2emfan,
SnIanb, Re6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
sapfer far pas 2enfidthum.

N0piIIl0H. 81. Ae3. 1914.
Tribune BitbIiibing 80.
Bollen Sir 10 freunOlia ieif,
SIRE mertbe 3dglide omaha Fri,
6iine alrf gin neiteres 8ierteliabr
BIT ie1oeH Ginlitaen0 Mtone1 Or,
Der fir 81 gs 1riBt Sie iopie ,Sb.
re tupfer fir bns Iesltidt1um fam.
pienoen apoatteure,
Carl Sdmi6t ir.
q. 8. @ 4apidiou.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
StQatsDerbaao lltbraska.
au(ruf On ole Uereine I'M StdatSOerOanO
Ne6raSRa!
NATURALIZATION 9erbanbsbraberl

cmaba 9ebrasta, 81. DECEMBER 1914
Observation-Disclosures gerbaHbsbrhber!
Scoe Nereinignng In umirrcm 9idatc Q@cnenoeL Setfue. N0ss'
|hcA mtro hrfnqenD eriumt, nadioIgenoe Arioutipn I'M Asorialie mte a'
|dcacben, nn5unebren rmo oaniI ne ioet 5l prtabreu:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
gOrlaBe fir Gin,eIpetitiOnen.

SIM 9ahfolgenoen brirgen mir of cine 8orloae bon Gin3el.8eti.
toner, bic pom Birgern, Die 81 feiner gereinigung geboren, unper8aei9
benist mcr0en f5nnen. gan idrebe ben nadfogenoen Brief ab, unter.
scidne ion rb ieuoe ibu an ben G%ongrebmonn ieines Gitrtftes mad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

To Honorable ...........t........
Representative in Congress,
Washington, D. G.
Dear sir:-
AS an American / respectfully call
your attention to House Resolution
ii. ]. 377. + ask you to work actively
and to vote SO as to make this bill a
law during this session Of Congress.
Street and Number ................
City ............ State ...........
ltno nohOem Sic oieien grief ob.
Ideian0t baben, ihreiben Sic oat fol-
oenoen speimnI nb. unteraeidlnen
Gle 0enielben NIT Sbrem gtamerI
unO sybrer boIen 4orpiie unb ienoen
lGie ibn an jeoeu Der 5eratoren
Shres gtoates. Bitten Sic ale Sbre
8efannten uno 5reunoe, oas @letHe
su tbun.
TO Senator ...........+......tt.t..
Washington, d. &.
Honorable SIR
As a n American / respectfully ask
you to vote for and lend your active
support to Senate Resolution 6688 50
that ii may pass the senate at this
session Of Congress.
Name
iStreet and Number ...............
Icity .-.,...-.... State ,....,.....
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

Die @eiebesborlogen, ailf pelde
|iih 0ieie 8ricfe be5ieben, tperoeu,
neru itc a%rqenommen unO @eIes
mer0ett, Dem 9rdiioenen @ilion 0os
geieaIife' Heht geben, Elm nbioIutes
3erbot 8u erIaiien, oas Die 4usfubr
|oller aciegsfontrebalOe, aiisgenont.
men Rabrungsmittel, bon irgen0 eli.
mem 9unft IN ben gereinigten Stna.
ten nod iraeno eirem 8itntt oliBer,
balb 0erielben uuteriagt.
Der apnsrsf Der @ereinisten
5taaten iOa %erflaren, iuelde ArtiteI
inter Oirien bciOen @eietcu ais nb.
iolntt aOnterbanbe nngeiebtn iuer6en
iOaeu. Seine Elite, bic npn irgenb
elmer fremOen 0ladt anfseitellt III,
ioa fir bic @ereiuigten Staaten
binben6 iein.
60 alein limb Sieic Beiete baum
iuiuObl i'm Beiit iuie ia Der Masfi6.
RING amerifauild.
Sober iuabrbaft trenc amerifdmer
iOate OaOurd feline 8fIidt ais Sir.
ger trfiaen, bah CT bafar pirft, BAR
Oieie Weisteutiuirfc nod In bisIsr
Sitnns Oes aonsreiies bard GIN.
nabme sim @eieke lperben.
Ten bon Nebrosfn, an tpelde bic ge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
REsoLuTIoNs

RESOLUTIONS her former prosperity and achieve
~ the ................ ments;
THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED,
citing held at ..........o.. That we, Citizens of the United
.............. 1915. States, in meeting assembled, hereby
EAS, We, Ms a people, declare that it is the imperative duty
hearts lift our voices in of the Congress Of the United States
" peace while, as a nation, 10 pass the necessary law forthwith
iding in war, and augment that will enable the President Of the
struggle by emtying our United States to lay an embargo
nrsenals and war supplies upon all ~eontraband Of war.
~battlefields Of Europej BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
WHEREAS, Our government That we comment our Senator Gilbert
aimed strict neutrality and NJ. Hitchcock for taking the iniative
assurance to American in presenting to congress a re-
f all races and to the beIli- solution prohibiting the expectation
overs themselves, that we Of arms and ammunition to the beLi-
e aid and support to nome gerents.
ur acts, as a nation break ~ nm rr rr,prurp pEcnTv
q lnehosmp wh se ED, That we call upon all Americans
WIN nun "s az 81 20 Join with us in enforcing that
Nv ssO amUns - strict American neutrality that will
hes W mse'nHNs give aid and comfort to none Of the
nMr ae ! an contending powers and that win with
= LNA 1ms eV"Ns - hold American resources from pro-
y se nsnt " V1 49, noting destruction and slaughter
MisnuOu We suppHes 81 - among the friendly nations Of
e. - naho, Europe.
upon munitions OF war Wnen We. the president and the secre-
e armies of Mexico were - ,4.os4 an
against each other. never - 80 stnaat,ros
The now offers her limiuess
to the mightiest armies that
r assembled in battle array; President
The UnitedStates
il to itself when it promotes Address.
m war by furnishing the
+ war, while the nation is Secretary.
commercially and waiting
dawn Of peace to return to ADDRESS
Oteie RaioIution in elmer re8elHdBigei ODER 3t otefl
glrgergcrianmhng angcrnu1men 1T, nuifien orei
Die llnteridrifen bes QrdfOentet ino SefretdrS Der be-
n 9ereiniguna begtaubigt babel bic a6reiien oerielben lno bic
er8abI b~eigefigt per0er, uno Johann n~noer5hslth abgeionot tper.
sruor je cine Gopie an ieoen Der beOen gunoesenntoren 0es Stna.
brittle Gopie on ben abgeorbneen 0es betrefienoeu aongreB'
B.
BAL. 3. Better,
8r1tfent oes StaatsDer61n6es bon ~gtebrasfn
( 0nobn, Rebr.
lDhu Wlaftes, Sr, forrefponnteren0er Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
Gle flint NTH.

Dorum the jcber 4nerifoner unbersigih feline WHiht. U1on In.
treIHre bic omenfonH1en glrger obne REdfdt auf lire Serunft bafag,
iofort oos @ldde 5u tbun, Sober auaertaner foate fir Oiie oereGa
Snhe 81 baden ien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04
Bal. Z. Better,

8rdfifent oes Gtnatsperbdn6es bon 9ebrosfn,
Omaha, Rebr.
3obn Mattes, Sr, Observation-Disclosures Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

abourirt aaf bic SdaIihc 9ribiiut
$500 Sns Sabr burd Die 8OIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-04

cmnha, %glebra8tal 3l. 1e8em6er wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

=. NJ. Howard. deputy sheriff OF Mar.
shall county. was In town yesterday
distributing the licenses for the sale
OF tobacco and cigarettes. to the dir.
ferent places OF business which handle
them.
John Chase. Marshall county clerk
was a business visitor in THIS city yes.
terday.
Benwood Aerie. y. o. p. No. as met
last evening in regular session in their
lodge rooms. corner Seventh and Main
street
Orville Cation. city fireman. took
yesterday as his weekly day on dutv
John Detters. OF this city r. I'M Al
his home on McMechen street
John Thomas. local detective. left
for points IN Ohio yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Edwards. Of Marshall street
has been ill for the past several DAYS
Mrs. NJ J. Moran has been sick for
several days. at her home on Main
street
Mrs. Rhinehardt Lough Is ve,v sick
at her home on Ashland avenue.
John Palgar left for Detroit Nflobi.
gan. whore he win worg FOR his
brother-in-law on the farm.
Frank Toner. who was injured GOV.
eral days ago, has returned 10 work.
M. Joe Kelly. OF Sixth and Nc.
Mechen streets. r. confined TO his
home With an attack Of typhoid fever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs John Lowe and chill.
dren have returned 10 their home on
Second street after visit with rela.
tives ~ Warwood
Paul Parsons. Of this city. left last
evening Tor Akron. o. whore he will
join his mother
Miss Pearl Duseman. 81 Morgan.
town. o. spending a few days In tho
city. visiting with friends and rela
tives
a. p Scott. OF Morton avenue. VII
move his family 10 Morgantowr IN
September
one convict was discharged from
the penal Institution yesterday on
regular dischsrEe having completed
his sentence
Parole Omcer 4. y Coleman. Of the
pen. win arrive here to-day with n
man 20 serve time IN the prison from
Hancock COUNTY
Mr and Mrs John ODay. % Little.
ton. spent several hours here yesfor-
day afternoon. visiting with the lat.
tef's brother. j. Herbert Rigs and
wife. Of Second street Mr. and Mrs.
ODay are On route 20 California
Henry and Fillmore Compton. Of
Seventh street. will leave here satur.
day morninf In their Oakland road
ster Tor Atlantic City. where they
VII spend = couple Of weeks
q. W McCracken. who is employed
IN the Oh helds near Cameron. is
spending the week here. the guest %
his family. on Center street
Mrs John Black returned 70 her
home 81 Cameron yesterday. after a
visit 10 her daughter. Mrs r NJ. ~.
herman. Of Cedar avenue
sam ". Fisher. Of New Martins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02


Mr. George Kraatz. OF Baltimore
Md. is spending some time here the
quest Of his uncle. John kraatz. OF
Sixth street
Miss Odra stailey has returned "a
her home a. Fairmont after q visit "a
.. = Doyle and family OF Tenth street
a new retaining wall IL being placed
IN front OF Frank Miller's residence on
South Marshall street
The crowd % the carnival last even.
ina was the largest since Monday. tho
opening niEht.
Lone Star Temple. No. 3. Pythlan
Sisters. viii meet this evening in their
quarters In the McMechen building In
regular weekly session
Charles Daley has arrived Al his
homehere from q visit 10 friends and
relatives az Fairmont
Ollie Davenport and family have
arrived home from visit 10 rela.
lives az Altoona. "a.
Elmer Sprouts. Bon Stevens and
Thomas O'COnnell have gone 70 ST
Louis. No. where they viii spend
some Time
Mr. and Mrs James Berisford. Of
Dalles. W Va. are spending a few
days IN the city With friends on Mar.
shall street
a force Of Bell Telephone oompsny
employees we're In the city Yesterday
making repairs to telephone linz
Tho vacation granted G. W FULLER.
Jr.. minister Of the McMechen Chris.
tian church. beginning July 8. viii a..
ford him an opportunity OF attending
school az Columbia University, New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Arranuements comoIe,.d

At a special meeting OF Lberi Camp.
No. IS. Woodnion of the World held
last evening final arrangements were
made for the unwilling Of the monu-
ment at the grave of William Arm IN
Greenlawn cemetery. Sunday after
noon July 4. The order will assemble
at their quarters In the Ellis building
early In the afternoon and march TO
the cemetery headed by the Eagle
band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Club Held Banquet.

The Trinity Churchman'S Club OF
this city very pleasantly entertained
iast evening at the parish house In
nonor OF Mr.. Hubert Oldham. who
ieaVes shortly for Norfolk, Va. where
ne VIII make his future home. The
anair was in the form OF a banquet
and the following members OF the
club were present: Abraham and
George Ellis. Edward Connolly. Victor
r Myers. John Fish. Earl Hostutler
Lawrence Burnley. Frank Nuss. How.
ard w. Myers. John Berry. Huber,
Oldham. Edward Bowers. John. Ed.
ward. Robert and George Weaver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
M0UNDSYILLE
Race Program maae o..

Al the meeting OF the Moundsvflis
Motorcycle club held last evening nnal
arrangements were made for the races
10 De held al the old county race
course tomorrow afternoon Al :
O'Clock In all there viii be i've races,
Two Tor local riders. two for profes.
sional riders and one for one-eylinder
machines OF any town The nrst race
VIII be I'VE mile run for four-cylinder
machines The entries for this race
are; Ogie. simms. Trimbath and Berry
The second race for local riders will
De a nve mile novelty race and the
tnird VIII be free for all. for any
rider with a single cylinder machine
Great interest In being manifested In
the races and over 1000 tickets have
already been sold by members Of the
club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Hold Session Today.

County court will be IN session this
morning after being adjourned s;rce
Wednesday afternoon. The matter OF
making settlements with Sheriff G. r.
Hutchinson will be completed. and
Other business of Importance given at.
tention. The court will likely com.
plete the contract for the Fairmont-
Wheeling paving at today's reesion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Early yesterday morning a for.
eigner Working in the Wheeling Steel
& Iron mill had his fingers badly
mashed. DR.. Blake was called and
dressed the injured member. Anoth.
or foreigner. Of Polish descent, while
working on a drawing machine, had
the misfortune to have a finger ampu.
tated. The mans hand was caught IN
the machine. and before he could with.
draw II the finger was completely sew.
cred from the hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

sylvania Bar association A. the oiosln
session Of IT, convention today. tn
president was authorized 20 appoint 81
COMMITTEES TO make suggestions for ~
vising the constitution OF the state an
q committee Of ten was appointed o.
study the question Of taking from the
courts the duty OF granting liquor o.
ccnscs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
BENWOOD

Yesterday morning a foreigner en-
nioyed At the Wheeling Steel & Iron
tube department had HIS leg broken IN
Two places and was badly crushed
The man was working at his DOS,
when a piece Of pipe fell and struck
him on the leg and tore the flesh from
the bone on the lower part OF the leg
Dr' Hartwig was called and the mar
was Immediately sent to the North
wheeling hospital Dr. Blake assist
% Dr Hartwig. Al a late hour last
evening the man was reported resting
easily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Farmers' PIenIe saturdaY.

The Fork Ridge Farm Improvement
association. a branch OF the Marshall
County Agricultural society. will hold
It's annual picnic and outing tomorrow
az Oak Grove on Fork Ridge. splen.
did program has been arraneed. which
includes addresses b. County Agent G
G. Musgrove and Miss Pearl Dorsey OF
this city. a large delegation OF local
people will be IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
VIII Adjourn July 10

Special Judge A. l. Hooton will hold
a session OF circuit court this morn
ing at which chancery matters will re-
ceiye attention. The regular May term
OF circuit court will be adjourned Sat
urday. July 10. and during next week
all remaining chancery matters will
be disposed OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Work win be resumed this morning
on the improving Of the road from tho
car barn TO the foot of the narrows
hill. after being suspended since
"wednesday evening due TO the heavy
rains. The work OF tearing up the
brick and putting down a gravel base
Is going forward rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
semi-AnnuaI Vacation.

The semi-annual vacation for the
employees OF the Fostoria glass facto.
~ viii start tomorrow afternoon
The factory part will suspend opera.
ton completely tomorrow. but the
finishing department employees will
work part OF next week. DURING the
time the factory is closed down re.
pairs will be made and an inventory
viii be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
VIII Attend picnic.

A large delegation OF the members
OF Progress and Mound City lodges,
l. o. o. r.. will go out 10 Sherrard
tomorrow TO attend the annual out.
ing and picnic 20 be given by Haitian
lodge. !. o. o. r.. OF that place. c. Z.
Carrigan and J. ID. Parriott. OF this
city. are on the program for ad-
dresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Manager Clyde Lutes OF the Moune
City baseball team. has announced
there will be no ball game here tomor-
row afternoon. on account OF the
motorcycle races TO be held a. the old
race court on this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The city force was busy yesterday
flushing tn sewers on Ashland
avenue. which have become closed on
account OF the excessive rains Of the
past few days. There has been much
dirt washed in the sewers over town
and the workmen will very likely
flush the sewers over teh entire city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Mr.. Hixenbaugh. who Is employed at
the Benwood plant OF the Wheeling
Steel and Iron company, was pain
fully injured while at work. when a
pair or iron steps fell on his back.
breaking two ribs. The injured man
was Immediately taken to DR.. Blake's
office where the ribs were set. He is
reported TO be resting as easily as
possible under the serious injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
EIGHT Week. CLUB Net.

The Eight Weeks club. recently or.
ganized. met last evening at the home
OF Miss Htlda Ryan Of Eighth street.
The club Is branch OF the Y. w. c. A.
at Morgantown. and d under the direc-
ton OF Miss Jeanette Booher. OF this
city. The club Is composed OF q num-
Der OF young girls between the ages
OF IL and Is