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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30
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0~hids starters for your horss, q
@b sd up J. 8. WOODY
O1s. George E. Clarkson of Rifle N.
-. naking Glenwood . visit thi,
..X0
Hrs. &. H. Tucker and little son are
@sying visit to various California
Paists.
~ 1sat-Geod 5-room dwelling, veil
asssted, wster in house. tl2 . noatA.
hPirs at this e6ies.
Attorney Kingsbury was digging po-
tatses yesterday at his ranch below
Nov Castle.
~ Rsat- Fear-roon dwelling On
Aa4ss svsaus. Take it at q q
.ssth. Inquire st this a6iss.
\ 4 4
Jes NeBirney Of Garfield creek was
aAAssdiag to some business matters IL
0asawood this week.
= = =
N besk asssstnsnt Of Studebake.
spsisg wagons in Western Colorado.
]. 8. WOODY.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Austin made =
Fssl journey last week to Delta, Mont
reas and Cedaredge.
= = =
11s. Lizzie NcGuirk, mother of As
~ssse r. ". McGuirk, has gone to Cali
fssnia for q winters visit.
Vseialist. Glasses ltted Citissns
n.ak Bldg.
Nrs. A. T. Reigel Of Carbondale WIS.,
ted this week with her sister, Mrs. E.
e. Westhafer who has been very i'll.
walter Rittmayer, Carlton Hubbard,
aad James Martin returned from Den
veF yesterday morning.
= = =
For 0ale-Best Ford auto in Garfield
esanty. In first-class condition. Will
naks attractive price. Inquire at this
oGSes.
Charley Anderson left for Denver
Monday afternoon to attend the funer-
Al Of his brother-in-law, John P. Ritt
mayer.
Two bargains in potato diggers. Only
slightly used Champion, $45.00. Dow.
den in first class order, $4,000.
J. 8. WOODY
Attorney E. C. Kingsbury of this
city was called to Marble last Wednes
day to appear in behalf Of the defend
ants in . criminal case.
= =
For Rent-Nice furnished room TO,
fsat, with or without board. sl7
Hlake avenue.
MRS. E. C. KINGSBURY
= = =
Miss Bessie Dobson is now employed
II the Office Of the Farmers' Milling
- Power company Of this city in the
capacity of bookkeeper.
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ESe aale-TAree s1eellent residence
~ - Blake avssus. Sewer ssd
ssnent sidewalks all in. Csll at ta:s
A 81, pound girl was an arrival at
tie Jesse D. Callicotte home in the
Cattle creek section last Thursday. All
interested are doing nicely.
= = =
Victor Talking machines, Columbia
Grafanolas, and all the latest records
fer sale at
KORN's BOOK AND STA. co.
= = -
Mrs. Geo E. Clarkson of Rifle is
spending the week in Glenwood taking
our famous mineral baths for an At
tack of rheumatism.
= = =
It is reported that after November
lst the Colorado Midland will discon-
ti1ue trains 3 and and we will have
bat two trains each day over that line.
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For Rent-Eight-room modern resi-
dsnes in good condition. Very desirs-
BE location. Parties seeking desirable
residence should see this at once. Call
a4 this Office.
= = -
Ths forestry department Is building
. ranger cabin at Transfer springs.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30

Carlton Hubbard and James l(astis
left Monday afternoon rs a eoanittss
representing Gionwood Lodge Ne. q
I. o. o. F. at the funeral of the late
John P. Rittnayer who for several
years had served IS secretary sf ths
lodge.
Mrs. D. c. Weyand of this city g.
turned the first of the week from Colo.
RADIO Springs where she ATTENDED the
Rebekah state assembly. Mrs. Wsyand
is a past president Of the assembly aal
greatly enjoyed her attendance at 4
state session with those with when sAe
has worked in the order in former year,.
= = =
Arthur Daley, who left here in Jsne
for Indiana and later went to ths Pa.
cific coast, returned to Glenwood TAsfs-
day evening and has taken ths este
mobile repair work at Keck's easage.
Mrs. Daley and the boys remai.ed in
California, but will probably return to
Glenwood in the near future.
= = =
In the natter Of the assignnsat Of
J. Fred Kan Of New Castle IL IirsG
National baak Of this city sd seAss
ersditsrs have filed = petitisa h b.
voluntary bankruptcy. An osass fssu
Judgs Lswis It ~ federal eoust b
exPeetsA - sssa - The jsd0s sseaEnl
frsa 4isssuxi Wheee he was psoooeaS
called By tAs leeth ef his fatAse.
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4ias Ana Hsslsy = ssw = Caa.
fsenia eajsyi.g H. sxpositions ~ Il
peets . nteis la4ss = visit ~ 61soek,
1lsa Pss Daily, vAs lives h 0B11a1l
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30

A cordial welcome awaiss - .
tAsso services.
ERNEST Z. TUCK, Rssas.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30

1rs- George Hiansa, Who some 'tir,e
ago opened her hssss to The runaway
Dsnver boy who nsas his way - 0lsa-
fWoe1, hns reesivel . lettse froa beth
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Ma .ll3hnaa fse ~ kioAnsD toward
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
TO THE JURY
Election Fraud Cases Nov Rest Wi.h
Sworn Twelve-Judoe Makes
Strong Charge.

INDIANAPOLIS. April The case
of the - Terre Haute men charged
with conspiring to corrupt the election
OF last November. went TO the jury in
the Federal court here late today.
Court was then adjourned until to-
morrow morning. which means a YER
diet. " one should be reached. will
not be announced until then.
Judge \. -. Anderson read his in
structions to the jury as soon as Unit
ed States District Attorney Daley had
completed the closing argument. dur.
ing which he severely arraigned
Mayor Dom VI. Roberts and Judge hi
". Redmsn. two Of the defendants
You are instructed" stated the
court in discussing the Jurisdiction OF
the federal government In the case.
that the right Of legal voter to
vote for member OF congress and for
United States senator al an election
where such representative and senator
are 10 be and are elected. r. a rignt
secured 10 the voter by the constitu-
ton and laws Of the United States"
The court stated that one OF the
most important questions To be decid-
ed by the jury Is What ones Of the
defendants now on trial n any. were
parties 10 the conspiracy"
Regarding the testimony % those
Who have pleaded guilty. Judge And
orson said that while % was the duty
Of the court 10 admit such testimony.
IT would be- received with caution and
scrutinized with care
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
WOMEN HOLD BALANCE
OF POWER In CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Ill. April ALI the
candidates conceded tonight women
voters of Chicago hold the balance OF
power in the election Of a mayor here
tomorrow. The total registered vote
was 769.l06. and OF this number 2s2.
291 were women.
Parades Of followers OF William
Hale Thompson, the Republican can
didate. and also of Sweitzer voters in
terfered seriously today with down
town traffic. Meetings neld in thea
tiers to-day were more orderly than
those held Friday and Saturday. when
the police were forced to interfere.
The prohibition candidate. John II
Hill. and Seymour Stedman. the So
cislist candidate. expressed them
selves confident tonight of polling rec
ord votes. due to the fact that women
will vote tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
FOREIGNER Is
KILLED BY CAR
UNKNOWN MAN RUN DOWN ON
BARTON DIVISION. NEAR
LANSING.
stepped Directly IN Psth Of East
bound Car-eody Was MutiIated
Beyond Recognition.

A foreigner whose name could no;
be ascertained was run down and In.
-tantly killed by car No. ISIS. on the
division Of the Wheeling Traction com.
psny's lines. last night. at Stop No. go
just west of Lansing. Ohio.
The victim of.the accident was walk
ing In the track with another foreign.
or. Noting the approach OF the car.
both stepped 10 one side. but when the
car was almost directly opposite. the
nrst. apparently confused TO frightened
stepped onto the track again. accord.
ing 20 persons who Witnessed the &C.
cident
The motorman was unable to stop
the car. which passed entirely over the
mans body. He was horribly nsutilat.
ed. and the remains could have been
placed in a basket Coroner Frank
Meyer. of Belmont county. was notified
and Will conduct an inquest this morn
ing The mans body was brought 20
the Adolph morgue in bridgeport. and
prepared for burial
The car. No. lss. was in charge OF
Motormsn Henry Shrader IL was east.
bound. due in this city at 10 O'Clock.
The accident occurred about 1926
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
lTALY'S ACTION
rs Attracting Much Attention In the
East and Her Future Course 10
Subject OF Concern.

While the furious struggle for the
Carpathian passes. in which the Rus
SANS appear TO be making steady
progress. is the dominating feature in
the great European struggle. the stu
alton in Italy is attracting much at.
tention. The Italian government Is
continuing with great activity the as.
sembling of troops on the Austrian
frontier. according TO reports reach.
ing Chiasso, Switzerland. from Italian
sources.
The dispatches say that still more
important military activity is under
way. but further information on this
point is not allowed to leave Italy.
the censorship being very rigid. The
concentration Of troops. II is said. Is
so complete that II includes full sup.
plies of ammunition and hospitals and
airships. II is stated that in view OF
these preparations. should the govern
ment order the so-called Red Mobili.
zation,' IL would be merely for.
mality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
DEFENDS WAR
Princeton Professor Says u 10 IA
tonsi, snc Critieises Ministers for
Peace Propaganda

NEW YORK. April War was de-
Tended and the clergy were cEiticised
for their world peace propaganda BY
Philip Marshall Brown. professor OF
International law at Princeton univer.
sity and former minister TO Honduras.
before the annual meeting here today
of the Alumni association of Auburn
Theological seminary at Auburn. y.
= The speaker held that war was
not horrible and indefensible. but
the most rational thing that can hap.
pen at times"
Prof Brown declared that By de
nouncing the war the clergymen are In
DANCER OF being thrown on the
track" Continuing. he said:
War Is not brought on BY the evil
IN mems hearts. VIII Italy 10 into
this war. II she does go into Il. from
evil passions? Certainly not. She
viii 10 into II after careful considera-
ton. and TO accomplish certain def
mite things. IL II not from malice
that men in war FIRE at one another.
but Tor national idea. II Is a sin TO
call war horror. Men 20 into war
actuated by a wonderful spirit Of self
sacrifice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
SUPREME COURT MAKES
AN IMPORTANT RULING

WASHINGTON. April State
courts were held by the supreme court
today TO have Jurisdiction In suits for
damages for failure of railroads TO
comply with common law duties in
transporting interstate commerce The
railroad contention was that the fed
ersl courts had exclusive Jurisdiction
over all suits affecting interstate com
merce. The court affirmed a $4,000
Judgment to the Puritan Coal mining
company OF Pennsylvania, against the
Pennsylvania Railroad company for
damages claimed for discrimination
against the coal company in distribut-
ing coal cars during the anthracite
strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
BODYRECOVERED
Remains OF Point Pleasant Girl Who
Drowned Self in February. Found
Yesterday Near Chambers
burg, ohio.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April g.
The body OF Miss Susan Haynes. of
Point Pleasant. who got up out of he'd
early Sunday. February IA. and going
10 the Ohio river. drowned herself.
was found this afternoon about 2
O'Clock by members of the steamer
Courier's crew while passing through
the locks at Dam 26. near Chambers
burg. o. With the finding OF the body
the mystery connected with the case
vas cleared. Three other members
OF the Haynes family. the father. moth
or and sister. took their lives in the
same manner. Relatives offered 5000
reward for the recovery OF the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
BOY SHOT
fsirr,ont Resident Fires into Sunday
school Bali Team and Several
eoys Are Hurt. One
Seriously.

Special Dispatch 90 the Inteugeneer.
fAlRMONT. ". Va. April 5.-John
Morgan. an aged resident of this city.
TINS evening shot into a Sunday school
base ball team which was practicing
on the old fair grounds field. One
boy. William Richards. was shot in the
lace and seriously injured. Three 9th
ers we're struck by shot. but not badly
hnrt- The boys claim they had per
mission from the owners Of the land
10 practice there. Morgan. who says
ne rents the property. claimed he had
warned them to leave. and when they
refused he fired al them. For many
years past the old fair grounds field
mas been open for all sorts OF out
door games. Great indignation al the
act - expressed about the city War
rants have been issued for the arrest
OF Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
DAUGHTERS OF PocAHoNrAs
NAME OFFICERS AT CONVENTION

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W Va. April THE
Daughters OF the degree Of Pocahontaa
% West Virginia. held their annual
state convention at MononEah to-day.
belegrates from all sections or the state
we're present for the sessions Mrs.
Janey Leonard. great FoCahontaa OF
West Virgins. presided. Anna Candy.
~ Wheeling was delegate from the
lodge there The Focahontas 10 an aux
uiarv of the Red Men. officers elected
we're a. foll0wFs
Pucah0utas. Mrs. Maudc T. walsh.
MorEantuwn. prophecies. Mayme Tai
bot. - MunonEaht Weuoua. Mrs. Cora
Golf MorEantown. Pow hatan. Mrs. John
Martin. M0nonEah. X. % T.. Olive o.
Warden. Fairmont. first scout Mrs.
HoEe. McrEantown. second scout. Mrs
spurEeon. MorEantowh. inner guard
Mics Correct Reese. Fainrnnf. outer
guard, Sallfr Living. Mon0uuah. war
Miss Irene Adds. Monongah. stella
james. Mon0nGah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
A Solution.

While walking down the avenue.
Twas there one morning that met
her.
one glance-'twas merely chance.
knew
one look. and she had forged a
fetter'
Her eyes were OF heavenly stain.
She seemed compact Of love and
laughter.
She had a dog upon a chain.
Two callow suitors trailing after,
She woke within my heart 4 fame.
Rapt feelings In my cerebellum.
Her lovely color went and came.
Like tides upon the Bay OF Pelham
Thoughts OF her beauty filled my
brain.
Until they raised a merry ruction
] strayed about like one insane.
Until J got an introduction
Her father is millionaire.
And she has loads Of expectations.
While mine are Castles In the Air
And rcams 81 rhyme and poor rela.
tions,
And yet she says she loves fat"
And ~ n cottage b. no scorner.
And 20 vel solve our problem az
The Lttle Church around the Cor
ncr'- Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
FOUND GUILTY
Winchester Man Found Guilty Of
Violating Yost Law. Fined $3.50
and Given Four Months in Jail

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va. April s.
The first conviction in this section
of West Virginia under the amended
Nost prohibition law occurred here
today. when a jury in Justice LIoyd's
court returned a verdict OF guilty
against George Kremer. a Winchester
man who was charged with bringing
seven quarts OF whiskey and seven
bottles of beer into West Virginia
from Hagerstown without properly
labelling the package. Justice Lloyd
imposed a sentence OF four months IN
Jail and two hundred and fifty dollars
fine The case will be appealed to
the circuit court. Local authorities
say that other arrests on the same
charge will be- shortly made in an ef.
fort TO stop the illegal transportation
OF liquor into Martinsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
HUSBAND ARRESTED AFTER
FORCING WIFE TO SUICIDE

ALLENTOWN. Pa. April 5.-FoI.
lowing the death of his wife who
swallowed poison rather than race her
husbands rage when she returned
from church Easter morning. where
he had forbidden her to go. Lorentz
Dushock was placed under arrest here
tonight on complaint OF his Is year
old son. and year old daughter. whom
he threatened TO kill.
The mother and children walked
five miles through the snow Easter
Sunday 10 attend mass and on NyIr
return home found the husband in a
drunken rage and armed with a pitch.
fork. The mother locked herself in a
room and swallowed the poison while
the children ran through the snow 10
relatives in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
"osYs" WIN IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT. Mich. April Returns
received NJ TO midnight tonight indt-
Gated sweeping victories for the
'Drys' In the local option contests
which featured the Michigan state
election today. Incomplete returns
also showed large majorities for the
Republican state ticket.
Al 81 the four dry" counties -
Eaton. i.enawee. Genesee and sanitac.
which voted ON the saloon question.
remains dry with comfortable major
tiles A. least eight 81 me wet coun 81
iies whore local option was ~ stake.
apparently went over 10 the "drys
They we're Berrien. Calhoun. Em-
met Kalamazoo. Lapecr. Macon. OAK
land and TuscOla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
TAKES UP THE BIG
LITTLE TROUBLES

The minor ailments are the cause
of more suffering than the more for
midable diseases Everybody YOU
know has some little trouble that re-
duceS the vitality and is a continual
annoyance. Children, especially, suf-
fer. Equestrian and adenoidS have
turned normal children into ounces or
criminals.
Examination of the children in the
public schools in New York City by
a special committee shows the fol-
lowing startling results:
669o neSded medical or surgical care.
or better nourishment; 4Oeo needed
dental care; $3.50 had enlarged glands
OF the neck; 3l9o had defective vision
1876 had enlarged tonSils; 1875 had
nasal growihS.
And almost every one of these chill
dren was backward IN studies. Short
sight or bad breathing has been the
cause OF as many ounces at school as
lack OF brains. As for headaches
they are responsible for more wasted
days than any single bodily trouble.
The Modern Family Physician" in
two volumes, which this newspaper IS
offering TO ITS readers for a short
time only. has been written BY twenty
VI Aht ACA NihOHt phlsiOldHe III tilC Couu-
try with the idea that people can now
do more toward caring rightly for
their bodies at times when the doctor
Is not needed.
This work tells you the anatomy of
the eye and ear. IL tells you why in
Juries to these two organs are ire
parable, and It tells you how to avoid
them.
Ii tells you Of the nose and throat
common colds and headaches-snd
how 10 avoid them. Il tells YOU of
the bronchial tubes and the lungs
This IS the one work that your ply
Sieian will advise you 20 have and
read. because It supplements his work
by means OF authentic. scientific but
non-technieal information. carefully
prepared under the supervision of a
critical board Of medical advising
editors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06


tfrum Judged
NY small change I can never ave
To lackeyF- pockets 10 doth clink
The tipping habit holds me slave.
Its letters hind me. link by UnE
m wenk-a fact 7 may not blink
7 have no courage Go employ.
Vest hsrs arc depths Il cannot sink
VIII not 80 the washroom boz
D tp The barber for my shave
Tho waiter. hnfhuf and The girE
" nu shines my shoes. cannot brave
The hellhop's wrath. but slip him
Chiuk.
dare not from the Chauffeur sfInt
Without n tip. nor from the GOV
YOUNG dame who kccrs ms nails 20
pink.
Hut Z won't up the Mushroom boy
a haa that ewart and steaIfhy tnave
Who HlIa the WHahhuwt f0 the brink
Whcuns my hands . wish o. lave
Who comes with EIileful smile and
wink
And gives mo scented a0ap' think
lie only does Do Co annoy.
or mulaIurra ne Ia fnn 's'rN
VIII not fiu tho WHenruunn bow
Envoy
Prince. write this down fn fHdolnea Ink.
This high resolve nauEhf shall A..
afruu
Except to tip him iu Che DRINK
wUI uot 90 fhc eashruuu boz
-ncrton Ur1ley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
ENGINEER KILLED
Rsilrosder Victim Of Fatal Accident
- BlUeheld Yesterdsy-Most
Peculiar Accident on Record.

special DISPATCH fo the Intelligence
BIZ EFtELD. W. Va. April SEQ
". Ewald. y and ". engineer. was
killed late today In ono Of the most
peculiar accidents that ever happened
lie was engineer on second end or
double freight and was pulling INTO
the yards. when q huFe steel wire.
being erected on poles on either side
~ the yard saRged and was caught
BY the head engine and pulled from
the steel towers Tho wire instantly
recoiled and a heavy piece OF steel on
one end rebounded. striking Ewaid
squareiy between the eyes. dasning
on; his brains. and killing him instant.
~. Two men working on the towers
were hurled 90 the ground sixty feet
below and probably fatally injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
WIRELESS MESSAGE STATES
PRINS MAURITs is LOST

CHARLESTON. S. C.. April a
wireless message stating that the
Royal Dutch West indies line steamer
Prins Maurits sank Saturday after.
noon was picked up yesterday by the
United States navy supply ship Are,
thusa, according TO a statement by
Captain Kennedy on the naval ships
arrival here today.
The message. Captain Kennedy said
apparently was sent by the Frying
Pan shoals lightship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
MINISTER'S HOME oYNAMI1eD.

WILKES-BARRE. Pa. April o.
The home of Rev. J. v. Kudirka. pas.
tor OF the Lithuanian church at Kings.
ton near here. was dynamited short.
~ after O'Clock tonight The charge
tore away the front OF the building.
but failed to injuse the priest. who sat
In his study but ten feet away. Seven
letters demanding money have been
received by the priest during the past
month. but he has ignored them. The
state constabulary is searching for the
dynamiters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

Mrs YounEwed- Well. near. I've
found Cat. and the cars 20 right
past the door
Noungwed Won't the noise Of he
elecircs disturb your rest. my love-
Mrs NounEwed oh. the landlord
assured me that ] wouldn't mind 10
after tho hrst two nights. and YOU
know dear. We can sleep the frst two
nights az mother Boston Tran
script