davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
gArsan bed @e0aa0e.anIgclIurs.

GS miro biermt befannt seeebcu, bdb bic
q @mericaH Gan Co." gemdb Der an q. sum
1908 uHter5einneicn &eroromng 9(r. 1876, glba
i6niH A. Ynragrnp6 y (ipie an 2S giobems
Der 1911 niucnoir) nm @rlaubniB nabqeiuGt
bat haS glnmcien on Der Siioleitc Der ploioils
StrdBc, 3iulfben Wiiton. iino glouiiorosApeHne,
als biienf.id)e ejarage 5l bennten
Is. s.. SiuDbs,
(SnH1 t--13) CScbduoesSnipeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
@erlammlmnas .gInaciaem.


Anfti more, WiO., TO- Nc3 1914
Sic cSGeiinnunln1a Der Mliionirc bic.
fer 9nnf pirn in Dem 9nnicebditoc 9loromcit.
@dc non 0ouionn, unn Baltimore. .Sirnbe, am
EcnitnG, oru ~. Snnunr 1915. 5iuiihen "
llbr NiifupS Ino 1 ll6r 9ndluliitnls 5nr gSahl
Der Eirciiorcn mo @rleoiauna folder tScimdiic,
oic In Der &erinmmluna 6ur Gpra9c ionnen
lh0gcn abGcDaliea iverocH
l9ci1G-22. % Nnr512l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Baltimore, g. Sanuar 1915.
@ureon Der b5nnslanni.0pmmiifon Der stabt
Bntimpre.
Nn5cige fir Wiaterinl nnb 3ubeb1r Gunirait
9lr. g. Guntset Sen.Stciue tit WlhHbnuncu.
Neriiegelte gHaebote nit her Mun6rili;
;. Bropol0l for Surnibirg Concrete SAGE. Stones
for Snlct3 10 TOE Ssncynge GomHfnOn" norCl
iiri an OCH .,Nodro Of Nudros OF Waltmorc
0ltb" iucr0en bis Mihusm, ben 20. 1nnnnr
1918, II lbr &ormtinaS i'm Hrrean oee
Sinntjieairdior5. 6nibbnus. Baltimore, ND,
enteegen genomncn
Spe3ifilntionen i0nnen am nno nod GOn'
ncfit0e, ben T. Nnnunr 1915, Qui Gelu9 tn
Nnredn Der Qlbsuesinnal GonImifiion, 8immer
9sT. 904, ,,American 1nilbln9", Soltlmpre,
Sin bcaIdubiaier Coed oes Ncicrs IN @cs
TRACE bon $4,000 oni ciHe o@lenrinQ 0ouie
Nani gcsogcn. an Die Sroer hes Wlahor3 uno
Siootrntbs bon Baltimore dnbbnr. iuiro mt
icocnl @nQehut Dcrlangi
Npgci1dtt: Euantitrtcn:
no Gcucret Ecds Stcine iiir Nhnouneeit.
Der eriolerclne Nietcr nui bieien 0oniraii
mnB @iirgl6nit iiencn uno Die @urlbrificn oce
GiaoisGbnricrs iiber Gonraitc erlluen.
Die Guntrnfi. Seb1roc beb1lt flo has HcdOt
bor. ireeno Gin ooer nlle elneenote 5uriiddus
lreiicn
Sm guitroec Der elb5uaslduo,G GommiiIiou.
Gbnrfcs Gngluuo,
odrrp m. slSoscrS
Geiretdr.
9eitdIei ON g. Soruor 1915.
SDan pnDert
temp. @rdiioent Ger 0ontralisgcb0roc.
tSdn7-9, 9,ft--f2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12


Gnltimotc 6. Snnuar 1915.
gnycnu ocr b5unelnnnl,0untmliion bcr Gtaot
Baltimore.
glu5eigc fir Nlnterinl nno 3nbcbOr 0unralt
glr. 4 nber Sicaclitcinc.
0criicgclte 9lnnc1ott nit Der gluf6riit ~ @ros
ppinl for Surnilbing 9rid 10 toe zcnernae
Gomniiiiiun aorciiiri on ben ,@oarb Of
glmQros Of Baltimore Giib" mcrocn biz Niiii
uDd, oen 20. 9nnuar 1915, 4 llhr 8orniits
tags i'm Bureau ces Siaoi'aegiiraiors MaiDs
balis. Baltimore, Ylo eriaeaen qcrommei.
Spe5iliiniioneu iouneH dm uho nnd 2nns
ucrna, oen z. Nnlinnr 1915, nuf GeinD I'M
&iircuu ser llb5ugsinnnli @pnlmiiiion. 3mmer
Or o0l, ,,slmcrlcon gniIclns", Baltimore,
Wso, erlduni iuerben
Sin bcalaubeier Ghcd oc8 8ieters I'M Nes
trGQe bon 100000 1ui cine Clearing Souie
gdilf~ qesoqcil. an oie Groer ocS Unbor5 uno
Gtnotrofhs non baltimore 5aDIbar, miro init
icbcm glngebot bcrnnot
ylbgeindtte Gmnnfltdtrn:
4iJ Wl 9tcgclhclne ptridhtn cner GDrlcn
Ger erfoiQrciobe 8cier nllI oiefen Gouirdlt
mus NnrQicbnit ftenen uno oic &orinrilien ocs
GtdoisShdrters fiber Gonirniic eriiiuen
Gie @onlrdit,Qeb1rec beb1i Tb bus Necbt
tor iracno ein ooer allc slnaeboie 6urid8ils
meien oocr Nrei ooer nicbr iepornie 9onirdlle
iir Die beri6icoenen Stems IN Dem glngebot
nb5uibieren, ipie es fiir oas Deiic Nniereiie
Der Staoi ir qut bstunocn tperoer mqa
Snl yulirG9c Der glb3u1Sfnnnh0 llion.
SO'"'' V"a''"''u uorreer.
Sarrs ". Oloo6rrs
1cffdtgf am Snnuor 1915.
Spbn 1nbert,
temp. |rniioent Der Gonlrdll iyeb3roe
(SQn7-0 11--12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Nnthrrine Mlehrcn.

Gs fnrb am #. Sonuar 1915 Gas6eriue
@ie9ren, qeliebie Satin BON 5rit g'ebren;
Sic gccr6auo iifoei Snnneritag, Wlorqens
I'm $40 ubr. bon ibrcr geobHuna. 0r. 1881,
Nnu. eirafe, ans mad oer pedon q eooo
eouncI"a's NO lin llbr einc ReQnlcm'
9gciie nhocbdicn iriro, mo nanl dui benz
Qnnnlc Nrae .ssIcobnir1 iall. lNanl2 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

.. NUIIUUl IWI0.
IS ipiro biermli bcinnn aeee0en oaB @ebeccd
WcSaugbln gendB Der am 10. Sun 1908
8eroronune ylr 100, 9lbihnift
A. Rardgrapb ~ 0pic an 2s gloocmber
1911 amenoirD I'M @rlaubniB na6eeiudDt bat
ha5 glnpeieH Jlr. 1914, gSeitsSranflins sSiraBc
ais 0iienti1e @arage 81 benuBen
Is. g.. StHbbf,
(JaHl1--13) GebduoesSnipeilor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
gsfaumtmadlnnocr.


o. Snnuar 1915.
crbdlten:
Suopcit Gaiiernsgloeue uno VrcoeniSir.--
! Sumpifeilcl BON 40 s. q.
gSer oemiclbeu oppouiri, M3qc icinc 9rOiciie
in oieicn 9ireau uu ooci por 10 llbr nor
miiiaps am ~. 9annar 1918 einreiheH pann
fiber oicieiben cIliibieoen peroen miro
IS. g. etubbs,
(Snul2) GebdnoesSnlpcilor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Baltimore Scmcierh.

gHrrna; onnptGinaang Hari6.gbsnue. Bnlim
nm ocr DnnsSir0hc.
Hcnrd0nibpldtc 81 rerlauieu bon $25 an.
Geftion u2N" unicr inl;nerpdbrenner 2luiidi,
$55. N0um ir 4 clnfd0c @rdher &Dfelis
ircic WcEnbunQ Der Ndrcle.
(SnnliV1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Mnrl Nlenhnncr.

IS iidrD AM H. Sonunr 1915 IN Yariuillei
Snrioro.Boao, Nnrl 9leubnuer acliebicr 1atte
ron gSilbcminn Nengdncr, im sltcr BON 90
Snbren, Gie 8eit Der Neeroianng iuirb lpdier
aHgc3ciat (SaHl2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
GOp6ia gndlntier.

&c rarb am TO- Samar 1918 eopbIa BUD
mlcr (acb Nuoda), 40 Nnbre alt, 9eiiebie sat
TN hes pcriiorbcncn @eorae 9n6mier. Ste
NccroieuHg inoci Wlitlu od, Nadmltia0S nm
X llbr, bon Der gsobnnna ibrer Wsuiicr, 6rdM
Sophia Nuoda yir. GIG, Sbo,Trcmont'gOenne,
aus aui Der -Teitern Cemetery" iiott.
(NaHt1--tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
6rieOb6fe.
Qnnnnn. .Ynrf.G GcnLctern.

ghrenn: Nf H. grclr rearaicna. .ettaft, nno
NQnpt0inannn: Nrcheyld-Jionb.f ui1
GeqrdbniBplcte bon S2A an ilnier bcllhiiols
Qer 9luiIiht c6nltDlumen @clpnoc, Eflnn5cit
ETC. no In 1rei9hdus an SanptGinQanq 6n
iinbeu ilnler agent Mrs. penn eeplnfdt,
borlpredcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Germany which has all Of my sym
pathies and all the more since i am
myself Of Germanic race"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Moundsvin. Rriefa-

Henry BarCu1. who took French
Leave' OF the Glendale hospital who
was 20 have been ararirned In Squire
y VI. Lewis court this morning on a
charge Of arson has az vet not been
taken into custody.
NOundsy'la Lodge 80 2S2. B p o.
held "a largely attended business
meeting last evening. To- the Schwab
John Weaver Of this city. will see
the w & Wesleyan game az Clarks.
q T. Nrhl has resumed his duties
af the Clrrr Frocrry store after being
on for several DAYS due tU Injuries sus
Edward SHlfors OF FaIrmuuf. % form.
Or resident of tnis city. is visiting with
IBIS and relatives here for several
Gail Lone has returned 20 her
home here after q visit with her sister
Tle r.tIs Az football team of this
CITY. w|N play n stewart s g. o.
WnnrIIrr SUNDAY afternoon
Miss Iav''l. G.nru of iHrohsburs
% 'hg -ust of t.n Misses Ecfo'
OF past Third street
~ es Jane Hl1ko and Naa... Kasr
or This city,. uf. SPENDING TIt week
end af NIrI.- o. fHf guests OF Mr. and
NIr q steele
John MORGAN returned fo his homo
Dog" I..f evening HfI0r T visit with
relative 200 IItf. bur.h
D. Hamilton of Homestead pa
"|. pond sunday Hfrl fNn .I..' of
Boomer an' family of TIrn
ar.. .-u .r ..,. man r.r Old.
s. U.H.. ff"H ..mrarr. .f. W...I.
'n. I. .H..H... ......I I.. .H"
fruu attending FOB I. HU.. m.ff..H
EN- Ii.f H|. r'fu.. H. .|r.
L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

overland car. Monday. to visit Mr.
Z uIIei parents al Beeler's station.
Wesley r. Baumberger left last even.
ing for Fostoria. o., where he viii AT
tend TO business matters for several
days.
The employees Of the b d o. re-.
celVed their regular semi-monthly pa,
yesterday As a result business picked
up considerably.
The local order u. r. X. OF p. hold
a hsh supper last evening in the Nc
Mechen bank building.
Sheriff G. r. Hutchison. of Noupss
Elle' Will be In the city today 10 col.
lect city accounts. vi
\ force Of men are WORKING M
nights relaying the rails and tract
along the Traction line through south
Lone star Temple. No. @. Py<1
sisters held a largely attended brsi.
ness meeting last evening In the No.
Mechcn building.
Many local people will see tH,
w heelinP Charleston high school foot
pau teams clash ar League park trIs
afternoon
During The last several DAYS many
pen nave been caught in tho river a.
'h' vicinity OF tho local dam
several of The care OF tho local
anl MuundaFlnt dIyI.I0ra az
ifigNon company. are being reps,of.r
af thr Island barn
a H Wostfall. Of Sixth street r. FL
% g%nFinrer. ls spcndIyr several a.,
ai Washington. ID. g. ar.rJ.-r D.
business matters
t'. e O. HrowU. who has boon
I'rfod pastor OF mo local g..,,,t .s
Cod VIII bo Dob CHARGE of rrF..
wees Gov Wr1au Will move ..
iHm'It f0 fHIa city rryf v...t f,
baltimore sd and win take rr
residence on Railroad street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
is A BRIDGE AND
A DOCK BUILDER
Has Taken Plant Juice for Past SIX
Weeks. and Claims is En-
tirely Cured.

The principal reason that the fame
OF Plant Juice has spread like wiidnre
throughout the country is because ev-
eryone that has tested IL or has seen
what u viii do. has a good word for
II and never misses a chance 10 speak
II. The history Of Plant Juice. the
wa yin which the manufacturer first
made II, n the great events that
followed, have been the subjects of
numerous newspaper articles through
out America. II is reviving and re~
vitalizing thousands Of people in an
walks of life. Take the man or the
woman who suffers from stomach. kid
ney or liver complaint. who has a
coated tongue. bad breath. no appetite.
Is tired. listless and lacking in energy.
Plant Juice one IN as does no other
tonic: IL gives immediate and lasting
results. All forms of stomach. liver
and kidney troubles are instantly re.
lieved by Plant Juice.
Selected at random from a mass OF
written testimonials Is that of Mr..
John ;. Dwyer. who lives al No. SO
sixteenth street. Detroit. Mich. Is a
wen known dock and bridge builder.
ana Is also a member of Riverside
Lodge. l. o. o. r. He stated:
! have been a constant sufferer
with stomach and kidney trouble for
me past 10 years. During this time I
have suffered untold misery from I'm.
digestion- as my food would ferment
In my stomach and cause me- to be
distressed for hours at a time. My
Kidneys were inactive and had pains
across my back. | have been using
Piant Juice now for the past six
weeks n the results have simply
been marvellous, I can eat anything
wish and the indigestion and pains
In my back have entirely disappeared.
tecl h a | am entirely cured Of my
trouble and give entire praise for
same TO Plant Juice
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
PIaY WelIshura To-dan.

One Of the most interesting games
10 be played here this season viii be
staged this afternoon at the With
street park between the X. X. eleven
% this city and the Merchants Ath-
letic Club Of Wcllsburc. The X. X.
are In the pink OF condition and will
endeavor 10 retain their supremacy OF
the valley. The Merchants have not
met defeat ia three seasons. The pro.
Ceeds of the game will be given 10 the
family Of Charles Willis. a former
member OF the X. X. team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Mccleary Funeral TODAY

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Martha McCleary. m aged lady OF
Oak avenue. who succumbed at her
home early Wednesday morning. will
be held al the place OF death this az
ternoon al > O'Clock. Rev. Arthur
Hank. formerly pastor Of the Baptist
church, of which the deceased was a
member. will Oficiate. Interment will
be in Greeulawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Christian church. q vs.. Fuller. Jr.
minister. phone Bell 257.L. McNerhen
M Na-Bible school 10 a. m. Earl
Freeman superintendent. morning
Worship. N o'clock evening worship.
an O'Clock prayer meeting Wednes
CAV evening Christian Endcavor.
.ursday evening choir rehearsal
friday evening. Ladies Aid meeting
NII day Thursday ln parlors Of the
church. OH captains and their teams
'u meet "wednesday evening after the
Ir. yer meeting Our motto. Person
ID responsibility of every member OF
.UU church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

All OF the drill!ng -app,rstus for
the Warwick Drilling comuaDV w9s
nuI IN place yesterday. and actual
drllilng was startci Tests of fba
water will be made BY the Coleman
laboratories with the idea OF fixing
putylty. density and o~learncss. The
NoIk Is To De done "a Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
M%OUNDSVILLB GETS
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
COUNCIL COMMITTEE AWARDS
CONTRACT TO GRAMWELL
FIRE ALARM CO.
Court Granted Writ Of Error in Hos.
Pital case-other interesting
MoundsVille News.

Mayor Evan G. Roberts. OF Mounds
VIE. mas announced hat the com
mlttee appointed at the last session OF
council 10 look into the different kinds
OF systems and 10 contract for the in
OF a FIRE alarm system for
me Mound City has awarded the con
Iract TO the Gramwell Fire Alarm
Telegraph company. Of New YORK. The
ehtlre system will be installed at a
cost OF $l,Oi5. IL viii consist of all
the necessary equipment and. ten
alarm boxes. which will be placed in
the most convenient places in the city.
Work OF installing the system will be
started as soon as the contract is
signed by the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

o. W. Fuller. Ir. closed hi. .varevI.
.Ic me'f.res af che now Bethel
r.urrh. near Glen E4af0u. Friday
rI.ht leaving with that church the
..rI'nHl urlif. and enthusiasm they
.1 much needed 90 SATURDAY. morn.
.r. two automobile. came from There
I'd. NfAINrlru. containing tho ranfI.
4. Oh" who come FOB hr baptized ir tho
HfI.frF ~ f.r H.Hrrhsr Christian
church
William Eirr8Id and wife took Mr.
ono Nr. W. Fuller Jf. iu fhrIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Arrangements nave been completed
between the Wanacements OF the X.
X. eleven Of this city and the North
End Athletic Club Of Wheeling for a
game to be- played here November 20.
Manager Ned Pickett. Of the locals.
will 60 TO New M]artinsvillc today to
arrange post season games with New
M|artinsyille and Cameron High school
teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
HIoh 10

The local High school football squad
viii journey TO Wheeling this morning
where they will do battle with the
speedy Linsly eleven. The game will
be played on the Island ball park,
beginning promptly at 1890 O'Clock.
members OF the local eleven will
see the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES High
game this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Allened Coal Thief

Andy Savage. a foreigner. was ar.
rested yesterday by Chief Of Police
Rex. r. RAIDER, on a charge Of stealing
coal from the F1tzsimmons bins. along
the railroad tracks. Savage was taken
before Squire +. NJ. Lewis. and Mon.
day next, at l o'clock was set as a
date for the hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Yinalina Funeral Held.

The last sad rites for the late Mrs.
Ntani Iingling. who succumbed at her
nome on Fourteenth street. Wednes-
day morning. were held at the place
OF death yesterday afternoon at , so
o'clock. The services were in charge
OF Rev. G. ID. Smith. pastor of the
FIRST NJ. +. church, and were largely
attended. lnterment was in Mt. Rose
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
M'MECHEN
Mrs Sarah Hicks.

Mrs Sarah Hicks, well known and
hishly respected citizen Of this city.
succumbed at her home early yester-
day morning. death being the result
Of cancer. The deceased woman was
90 years OF age. and is survived by a
large family Of children. Her husband
preceded her in death several years.
s. short prayer service will be hen
today at the home. and the remains
will be removed 10 Chapel. Belmont
county. o.. for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Writ Of Error GRANTED.

attorney J. c. Simpson has been
notified by the clerk OF the Supreme
court that a writ of error has been
granted in the case OF Or. b NJ. SPUR.
et al vs.. The County Court OF Mar,
snail The case relative TO the Rey-
holds Memorial hospital. of which Or.
spur Is general manager. being ex.
empt from taxation. The Circuit court
decided the Institution should not be
taxed. and thus the county took an ap.
peal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Waptkoueta-Setrch Tor !. Il. Wore.
w~oN-huuwu undertaken of -. Mary.
proved boz Vain. tits wife. who is heart
broken over hls disappearance. and 9TH
uuGl r'frch. Wore disappeared last
sunday without Informing anyone Of his
Intention TO letv, -. AI3ry- and Dc wa
tt tl.~t Thought that .r went 20 sisiJ
his brother a Van M~rt. However. iu-
quirl mas brought tu light the fact that
ne HA. never been fu Van Vert and a
newer Gated with his brother lu
any way. Wore b. o. well known guder-
taa ,. Sc Mary-, hts lived there Tor
"a uumie. o. years aui friends and rel-
ntikts Ir, .' a loss o. understand his
peculiar disappearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
FUNERAL OF coLoRED WOMAN.
Services For Charlotte Cray Sunday
Afternoon at 2 O'clock.

Funeral services for Charlotte Gray
~, tcolorcdD, who died Wednesday,
WI De- held az the Waymau 4. ST IS
.4urch sunday afternoon a. . O'Clock
WIN me Rev. w. a.. Davis officiating
terry. o''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

suits FOR injunction 90 prevent them
from interfering with employees who re-
FUSED go go out pa strike. were flied
here today by the Dunlap Manufacturing
company and tho Modern Tool De and
Machine Company against the members
Of the lnteruatiunal Association Of Ma
chinlsts. Buckley Lodge. No. SO. strikes
have been called o. the plants OF the pc
t~tttoners and 10 is alleged that strikers
have threatened. inundated and even
assaulted present employees OF the COM
panies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
FROM


county officials who sought to extend
their terms tWo years by constitutions
enendment paid Ssot6 In their LOSING
&.mpalsn- The contribution Iangk
from 81 20 $50.
The proposition to eNdmpI public
ponds from taxation Was defeated by a
majority OF $500. The vote was 3Js.-
ia Tor and 4U1.Of3 against
The liability amendment lost by "A
majority o. o4N3l. Tue vote was 4i5.-
3>4 for and ss2.2sS against
The McbvrmOtt law was defea.ed by
4 majority Of lt2.5Z6 and the Spraguc
Congressional gerrymander by 51.lOS.
The vote on the Aicbtrmott mea-uI -
was Zl2.eEl Tor and S55.-uT against. ana
on the Sprugue bali. 24l.sSs Tor and 31y.-
V95 against.
The prohibition amendment lost by
95,4vs. The vote wa iSi.369 Tor aud
sac, fOS against.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
To Road Camp.

Guards y. j. Coleman and Nichols
left yesterday for Dana, Kanawha
county, with nine prisoners from the
prison for the Kanawha county road
camp. There are but two road camps
out now, the other being in Berkeley
county. The ~convicts at both of these
Will be kept in camp throughout the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

A4le Tour S~ullf1EiHt@ carrying from
the Pacific Coast 10 Washington. ID. e..
a. petition that congress pass "A reSOlu-
tton submit ..ug ths susan h. Anthony
80 -i.-;rsnf .u The states for ratisfica-
rs .tHI reception here
today by Governor Frank q. Willis who
coo padding up
- reastc-- d- slI-sl issue the qucs-
Ton Ca Erau.I.- H.U .lH r.EHf 70
vote. Both AIR. Willis and his wife added
their names To tly .uU.uJu .as Ht.c
signed the petition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Probation OFFICER Frazier. During the
paSt weeks many cases have been
called to his attention.
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Instantly killed.


LONbON-rhomas pearce. aged a..
Was shot and Instantly killed tonga,
at the home of his father. James l..
lcarrs. i've miles south OF London.
Joshua Atkins. "a boardcr IL the Pearce
home was arrested. charged with shoot
ing Pcarte. Atkins is "a blacksmith and
conducts a shop at Chr!=mau chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
Given More Time.

DANTON-rhe stale board Of health
IN session here today. granted addition
al time 60 the village OF Lebanon TO
install "A sewerage plant 20 carry OFF the
pollution OF Turtle Creek and plans FOR
additional sewerage at Wapakoneta were
AnnrnNad-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

A';NH'|LLE-Ilmt- %. Leonard
aged %. prominent business man ct la
DO 'i.d no tle home Of his daughter iu
Srokatt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

uAhTDN-Elu.-t J. ~hirley. aged IS.
fsII down aud elevator shaft was fatal
IS Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

Tho second session OFF fHs Juvenile
ourt win opou This morning before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

NNf;N-NI-I.E Burglars broke iuto
'He i.- -ou a.la- % got only eight
cHut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

NNENSNIL.lE-Iohu q. Subert and
wife yesterday l-brated their golden
wedding auulErraHry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13
JUVENILE COURT

Second Session VIII Oacn nsfor, pro.
bation OnICrr To-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

'HN sE.I T--rt, robbers got s.. 600
from tl. offices uf the Northeastern
~! aDr GaF '1mr0uy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-13

If you will pay us a visit
YOU will see the biggest rub
Der display in the Ohio Val
ley.