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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
STARTING TINE FLOWERS
ey JOSEPHINE DC MAaR.

SO08VtvssN8 - WSSsSV.
II your sweet peas begin 70 deteri-
orate. watch closely TO see that no
sssds mature: that the soil 10 stirred
and . ooed mulch applied: that they
get . soed soaking at the roots oaes
o. twice . veek during dry weather.
In . shady eosnsr Of the garden pre-
pase bed Of light. rich. sandy coll,
aaA Put Q frame ahost Il. Cover h
with Q siass frame heavily white
Washsd. Water and Asn IL coll ard
thsa plant cuttings In Il. Cuttines of
esfaaiuna. rosesl etc. may vary fro0
- inch 10 eight. Bot h I'll easss -
0ovs twothirds Of IL Dsafn0s an1
b1ry the euttins. sllowtns sas o. I've
eyes abovs the soil.
n yos want To grow sssasisaas. s1ip
out the tips al the branches ard trata
The plast TO throw out shoots aear The
gFoenl No shoot shssl1 - allowed
70 grow longer ttaa tAsss iacAss. TAis
sa1o11ae pfsssss win lnsuso lees =
heoo0s lo1os -.
PssDass . 500 ssSply q hssiA -
asee - sGssl the 1sbilitaeing sGlset
e ssonse uDsa ~ 1swess. Have .
s0aooe placsl tvo q thsUs iecAss
aAevs ~ bottom - tAs basrei. m
WIN o1sOw vsll ahevs ~ sDaoee.
an tAsa . eso4 set to q fPasA nAaaes.
IN ths basrsl Win waaee - = .
few aays tAs 1asafs vsesr vtm -
ssaAy - 1rav - aa1 aS0ly.
Tsrn the ported Dlants that haSs
bssn plsaseA In The hsr1ss 10 prevent
thsae roots striking throseh Into IL
so1l. Cue Of Ill ~ bs6s jast - sooa
% shsy appsar. 81 sive ths Daaats
enough vsasr - tAal thsy WIN not suf.
~. Tusu the Gala my POI - ~ Size
h Q shaAy piaee and give II sk0pod
rsse.
While most people preach ths Asstra.
bility of young plants for wtntsr bloo0-
ins. yos win And that the sssastans
ssl kiaArsA plaats viii give 1870
bloom and b. more aatisfactosy -
water bloomsss II thsif second yer
than In their FIRST. II properly raiss1.
Cut the year-old plants bsck severely.
pinch cut Ill the shoots bsf0ss thsy
sst three inches long: report and shin
10 necessary. but DO not stimulate
with liqsiA manure.
A nsighbor has . hedge Of perennial
sweet peas screening ths barnysrd
from the house yard. and Il h most
satisfactory. Although its Sewers sss
not - light and graceful - The 40.
nusi sweet pea. they have charm ill
their own. and through best ssd cell.
fsost and drought. ned little care ~
ecaxins 10 % tAstr bsst
u you want 70 cover . fenes - tsss.
Ne with . asick sFowth u vtses. ~
stems OF the virginis cseepes. shost
six 70 eight fest ID length. maks
trench sloas ths feace. ed busy The
vinss ave or sis ischss assp. A. ~.
cry Joint viii grow . shoot Give .
sod soil and top dressing Of well.
rosts1 mansrs In spring and fali. This
vine 10 hardy ~ the oak and alasst
innsns from the attack of insssts as1
pests.
TAs slsAseM may - plaassA ~ 70
Jsly - as1. n aivsa $50 ~. vsass
aal hqul1 manure. tAsy Win bloo8
bssoss frost. n yos eeas asesss ~
wil1 cueumbss tn neaAh - snso =
CARR Aoms VIII go sons - NJ ses1s.
Piaat them whses yes Waat thsn 70
grow an1 thsa forget them. Thsy viii
appess sszt spstas
WnERe EASTER LILIES onovv
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ton. coasidsrtns hat NJ auty was -
aid Ais state. departed for virgiaia.
"You know how this war hes sspa.
rated those nearest and dearest.
Colonel Mortou's old mother was dy.
Ing. ] heard OF II. and knew that
be loved her mors tAAn anyone on
earth. ! contrivsd to get the news 70
him through faithful black servant.
He came through the Union lines IN
dtagutss. mot - . spy. but 10 zee her
be6ose she passs1 away. Cosoasl -
esvrs knew Of Celoasl Mortou's pres
snce. He would not bstray hin. bsl
- y duty boanA. BE- rspostsd the fact
q bic prsssnce Ii the vicinity. Colonel
Morton vas capeursd q his mothers
bs6Bi6s He was trieA. And he hos
bssa eonAemnsd. VIII yos not save
him. Mr. Lncoln!"
Betty always remsmbersd that ter.
rible moment. WashinGtoa hammsd
Ike . great dynamo outside; n the
chanting light Of laas afteraooa the
buildings. the crowds thas cheerod
the marching soldiers made an indel.
ible Impression upon her % the back
ssound for the dreadful. intimate
drama that was being enacted there
On the white House lawn beside the
whoopins boy. driving his goats. And
the issues Of life and death lay In the
hands Of this sad. gaunt man who laid
Q htherly hand on Betty's shoulder.
They would not listen to NY evi.
dence," pleaded Betty. with . catch
IN her voice. "They were bent on con-
victins him, on leaving one soldier the
less to fight against the Union. II h
shameful thing. Mr.. Ancoln. and you
are his last hope-my last hops. Will
you set him freef"
Il cannot" answered Lincoln.
His face seemed to swim before her
eyes. You can do anything" she
gasped.
II am helpless" answered the pres.-
dent. and strobe away.
= -
you. Lefevre?"
Colonel Morton looked incredulously
at his old comrade, % the door Of the
prison opened and he wss uahered
inside.
Yes. !, Norton"
The two old friends, new bitter enc
nisa. stared at each Other.
sYou have cone 10 sloat over me
% the last evening of my Met" ques.
toned the Southssnsr bitterly.
II have besa impsisoned." answered
Lefevre, because ] I'm suspected Of
conplicity in yoar appeannce within
the Union lines." He grasped the
other b the hands II know Why you
came" be continued. II would have
sidsA yos. had that been possible. I
dsaouaced you because 1t was my
duty, but ! told them Why you had
ee0s. ADa %, I. too. Am under ar
rese."
sDut not under sentence Of death"
saiA Merton sravsly.
And biz tAooehts went back 10 the
lssass - had received from Betty. tell
iAg hin Of bis mothers Illness. then
10 the perlloss Journey. hin arrest a.
Ais dsaA mothers bs1stAs. Ais trial
ssntsacs nd removal 10 tAs loasly
Dglooa = IL rsoe of ~ AeAttng linso,
vAsre. - vas informed. ~ was 10 -
sAot - ~ neeFow. And II was not
ths bitterness Of death that shook his
Sostituds. bot sach . Asath - this.
a5ooe. In froat Of . firing SQUAD. IN.
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toward the outskirts, where Q surDrtsa
attack by the southern army seemed
imminent. The two men heard tha
cries Of the combatants. the cheeriAg
Of their leaders. Then followed o.
lence. ...
The prison guards had gone. The
captive was misunderstanding was
forUottsn IN that supreme necessity %
preserve the Union oatpost agAinst
IN attack whicA. eacs u sscess1e1,
would drive . weAgs Into tAs csntse 81
tAs fosccs that were defending wash-
ington. #
Morton tarned and looked n Le-
fevre. Ths eyes u The NostheSnsS
were nxsd o. his with unlssstasAlng.
Good luek." be sai1 sutslly.
Once moro thsis haads wess claspo1.
and Morton leaped from the WinAow.
Lsfevre. watehiAg. hsard he thsl u
bis body - he alighted On the soft
sroan1 bsassth. He saw hin sDsing
Into the saddle. A nomsae lstss hsrss
and rider we're away like he viaA.
A shadow In the night. they passed.
''Betty!"
She stood before him. radiant with
happiness. and Lefevre. stunned BY
her appearance In the prison, looked
NJ her uncertainty: he had not under.
stood the meaning Of the Joy In her
eyes.
You are free" she said. The com.
msndant told me that ] should be the
first to bring you the news"
But how did you get herer'
"A permit from the president" she
answered. And II In he who has r.
leased you. You are to rejotn yosr
regiment immediately"
"Betty!" Lefevre took = step Nearer
her "You know that Colonel Morton
escaped last night"
Eyes. All the camp 10 taking ahout
Il. and the strange thing 10 that no.
body but 10 glad. Somebody fired
shots from the wood. II was . false
alarm. He escaped In the confusion"
Yes. was with him. Betty. WHO
connived st Il. The southern army
10 not within . scors Of miies."
= saw The president yesterday"
said Betty. Il pleaded with him 70
pardon Morton. He said be vas pow.
esiess. But--he gave Ne this pass--
he sent Il to ne later. Do you know.
] fancy he In somshow responsible for
MnvSon,s aa~ana, \ huo~r NJ. 49,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12
WHERe EASTER LILIES eAoU
D. a b. DART.

Lytas soaevhat sestA - ths guDf
ssssaa. as1 sts hsa1ssd Nils - -
- The Atlestie seast fFso CAaslssesa.
D. e., = . ssouo q oevee11 honleo1
tslao1s kDeva - tAs DseD91ns.
oeesUe eeeD - Aavo - po1oooGk
~ ~ sos eos,V nnevoo11e e eAeoo
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Price esr lssd sWd oes.ees.
Neg York.--Issd. osfS0s.ss. Lon.
doc. SIS i3a ID.
spe1lss-o7A70s.I2. lDndoa. eSe.
d. Lsuis.--I.esd. e3.7e01f3h.
ope1isr .756s.O0.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

noueh Omaha. - iioss-- Heavy. es.7S
gas. lights. ss7tUs.ss; pigs. $3.50
afs.7O: bulk. SC.s0GGss.
Cattle Native steers. o6.35Us.25.
cows aad heif~rs. es.0017loo: west
err steers. os.76OA7s: Texss steers.
ok.9sD7.Ss: cows and hslfers. et.7sN
Sc: calves. o7.0eoo.3s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
WANTED-MALE
Wanted-MaIe and Female Heir

WANTED-Men and women to sell a
high grade article OF universal use
for particulars. Atlantic Supply Co ~
Eqaltable Bldg. baltimore. AID. sells
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Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Burlingame and
ehildren OF Tulsa, Okla, are visiting
Miss Kathryn Potts left Thursday
morning FOR Fairmont. where she will
attend the state Normal school this
William carlin of smithfieid is the
guest Of his son attorney Leo Carlin
OF Clark street.
Mrs. J. Il. Clark and Mrs. Geo. Um-
stead left Thursday for a visit with
friends in Clarksburg.
Miss Rea stewart OF Grafton has re-
turned 20 her home after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. r. V Iams.
Miss Marian bradshaw has returned
10 her home in Fairmont after being the
guest OF her aunt Mrs. William Ankrom
Tor several weeks.
Miss Louise Van Camp has returned
from Spencer where she was visiting
AIR. and Mrs. Leon Kreuzberger and
son Francis will leave in few days for
salem where they Will make their flu
Carl Miller is home for a visit with
MS parents before going to Buckhan-
non. where he Will attend school this
Messrs. Harold IIadger. Cotton Work
man and Oscar Schrader have returned
from Moundsville where they spent sew
Mrs. p. d. Morris and daughter Ida
have returned from Wheeling where
they were visiting friends.
ter Dorothy were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Milligan OF Wheeling sun
day.
Miss Margaret Wright OF Wheeling.
who has been the house guest OF Miss
Cecil Winer returned to her home We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. +. II. Nost OF Ohio street Is the
guest OF her parents at Gallipolls Ohio.
Miss Hazel stone left Thursday morn
ing for Fairmont where she will attend
the state Normal school.
Mrs. Allen and son Harold are visit
ing friends In Wheeling for several days
Mr.. Lyle Powell who has been the
guest OF friends In the city for several
weeks left for his home IN Clarksburg
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George HASTE OF Pittsburgh Is
the guest OF her Parents Mr.. and Mrs.
&. W. Barrick OF Ohio street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hart have return
ed from Jacksonburg where they have
been visiting relatives and friends for
several weeks
Mrs F. r. Martin and daughter Nancy
Kathryn have returned from Wheeling
where they spent Monday with Mrs. Mar
tins mother who Is a ratient in the
Ohio valley hospital.
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LOST
PROBATE OF WILL


90
Oillce OF the Clerk. County Court Ohio
county state OF West Virginia
In the Matter of the Probate OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF George II.
Gray. deceased.
The object Of the petition filed I'm this
matter on the 10th day OF September
lsl0 - 20 have admitted 10 probate the
paper Writing purpOrting TO be the Last
Wll ana Testament OF George T. Gray
deceased. bearing date on the 22nd day
OF august, 1915. And "a appearing from
an affidavit made before me BY Samuel
Nesbitt, Jr. attorney for the petitfouer
therein, that William T.. Gray an inter-
ested person, - nonresident OF the
state Of West Virginia IL Is hereby or
dered that he. the said William n GRAY
do appear at my office In the City OF
wheeling. state OF West Virginia, in tho
County and state Aforesaid. within one
month after the date Of the first publi-
cation hereof, and do what Is necessar,
TO protect his interests in the said mat.
ter
The hearing OF said petition is set for
the 18th day OF october. 1915. at 10
O'Clock a. m.
JOHN IT. WELLS
Clerk Of the County Court. Ohio County
state OF West Virginia
Samuel Nesbitt. Jr..
Attorney FOR the Petitioner
He-l1-1B-25-o-2
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LITTLETON

LITTLETON. ". Va. 80 ro-u,ss
NARY slyder returned home Saturda,,
AFTER a short visit with friends az New
Mrs. W. Ritter and son. Chester re-
turned TO their home IN McMechen. after
a. snort visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. III
Miss Mary Dillingham; has returned
nome after a few days visit with friends
az Worthington.
Mrs. Richard Ciarkson and children
nave returned home after a weeks visit
win relatives in Clarkshurr
Mr. Robert Crow has returned homo
attcr few days visit with friends hi
tlarkshurg %"
Miss Emma Anderson is visiting with
friends in McMechrn for "a few dave
AT. ALLEY Ashcroft of Detroit Mich
visiting friends in Town for "a Few
Miss Netue Wilson and Mrs o. g.
~hptz attended the Fair at Wavnes-
burg this week
Mr.. ana Mrs I'D PHILIPPE and children
~ 'iarkrhurg spent saturday AND sum
Gay with Mr.. and Mrs John Uarrefr
- Mrs. AdnrtheH jackson of 81 Paul
.iluuf.nit Dr. visiting Hf tho home oil p
~. -lfngF Tor few dHNa
mrr D.. p klrksr 0f Fort rhnma. Kv
lH WISHING Der sister Mrs g.. oven hero
Tor few days
The ladies' aid society met no the home
ut Mft. 'a-iicndrIN. Thursday afternoon.
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Ter. Mrs. 3. " Esrharte. who o. IN the
ohio valley hospital
% q. siemakor and daughter. Mirs
Helen slemaker were iu WhcaIfnr.
Ihurrday attending the fair.
Mra a. 81 Jones and daughter. mirs
Helen Jones. left today for TaIrrnont
Whcrr- thcy VIII spend several weeks
with relatives
Master Joseph Mccoy ia in parters-
.ifg the guest of bic grandr1ofh rr.
Mrr. Joseph Norris
SIR and Mr. o. d. Case Ierf rbur.-
lly rFerlur Tor 1n extended trim CO. Eaar
YORK. ihIIadrlrhia. and Atlantic city
Mice Nrerpa hla left Or Yorrr--
town. ohio. where she viii spend rrver.i
MnfhH at the home Of Mr ard Mra I
D. Sweeney
VIII NurrIr ri rarteraburr haa arrived
ltff ip spend sunday ulfh hla sister.
Arr r. f Mccoy.
Nice Eiicn DuEan OF Rochester. ~ st..
D. visiting Dor sister Mrr D. D. Qmr-
Mics Pauline J0uea wac hoatara 20
tuo graduating clana ~ 1910 gfaterrvffIr
iiEh af Der home Thurrday evening"
DO Ilrrruint uf EDEf viii leave Nom
nav Tor IoIumnua, o. to aTcud several
weeks
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Wylic i-azear left for his home In
cleveland. o.. after visit Of several
weeks with relatives in Wellsburg
Mr. John Nocum and dauRufer- .ffss
Elizabeth. % steubenvrIie. o. were cai1-
ing on WelisburE friends on Thursday.
Mrs. Ida May Park has returned to
WeHsburE after an extended triu
throuEhout the United states. Mrs. Park
had Intended taking a trip 20 Europe
WIN friends, but the breaking out u
those plans and the past year has been
spent in seeing America.
Mr. ana Mrs Henry A. Stengie. OF
this city. George Steuglc. Mrs tnnr~s
Htougle and son lilly and Mrs suck
linE. ~ pittsburgh. pa, made an auto
trip Co The fair on Friday
Miss Frances Rigs has entered the
Mount DO thnutnl aCzdomy az Wheel.
INK 90 resume her studies after the
summer vacation.
Mics Ncrda Peterson attended the
weddLng ~ Miss Sarah 81 Purviancc
and Mr. d. clair Haveuor az struben-
VIE o.. on wednesday evening
Mr and Mrs Jasper roffa and Nfra
a. W. Hutfa and families have moved
into their new homes ON Commerce
street These two now houses are two
uf thc finest in che city and have been
rrntlF completed
Mrs. D. So warden. has returned 90
her home in this city after % several
DAYS visit with her sister. Mrs IN
steele ~ Wheeling Island
Miss Nina ArplcFatc ia spending sew
eral days in Wheeling as the guest Of
Mr and Mrs Lewis Francis Foster. ~
Toe Angeles. Cal. who are rrrlaforrf al
guests at the Mcclure hotel
Mrs John Nucum Hnd daughter. Eiirs-
both. of Nfruhcnvillc. o.. are visiting
Mr. and Mrr George y unrfar nnI
other friends On Wciisburr
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Fred Lindemuth. wireless operator on
tlc hattlcahlp Tennessee arrived here
IhuffduN ulrht Tor visit with ~f-
parents. Mr ard Mrs o. A. Lindcmuth.
of North Lincoln avenue
Tom MctIlL 1f south Of town. re-
with bis dauEhtcr. Mrs Dempsey FrIz-
cell who recently removed from here
Co Akron
Miss Anna Eichorn. 81 wiley avenue.
who was Co have gone this week t0
Kansas city. to teach German ln "a
.ghonl tngre bad 90 postpone Fofnr on
account OF illness.
ur Charles Williams. wife and chill
Nfcn. N Ifttanurgh. muturcd through
Hrriving here wednesday evening and
were guests nf che home 81 DO N Brown
uu East Main HfrDrt ON Thursday noon
They started ON thc return trip accom-
panied hy che doctor's mother. Mra
Brown. MrF kimher viii make an ru-
tended visit with Der son before return
ing to her western home
D Ut f.1IurH. contractor. and RI force
IN men arc building house nu tho
farm lrIuuEiur tn o. a. Dickson. OF
North Lincoln avenue. This week about
Mrs Prank CorbIn and SON H1uard.
are home from several weeks stay
af Columbus
uort wust. % Nev Concord rb, ia
VISITING relatives here VIII leave alr,.-
aar fnr o. business trip t1 Hannibal
Miss Edna Hinton. of East Main
street o. spcnlinE few days with her
friend. Niles Minnie Dubout ~ ritts-
ST. and Mrr Prank DansoL of Fast
Main street. are homo from "a visit
with relatives in Whcciing
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ing. and Miss Nellie Oglevee. arrived
home from Niagara Falls Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newlin were in
Wooster a few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cortland were in
Pittsburgh last week.
Mrs. II. +. Shredder has returned from
a visit in Anderson. Ind
Miss Nellie McAannts has gone to
Jewett for few weeks
j. W. Osburn and daughter. Miss Ger
trude, are IN Washington City.
Mrs. Albert Howeli and children, OF
Steubenvillc. attended the funeral Of
John j. Howell. Wednesday.
Miss Marietta Thompson left Monday
for Toronto. where she will resume her
work In the high schools.
Miss Mary Il. Kennedy has gone to
bridgeport. where she assumes her
duties In the public schools as director
OF music.
Mrs. W. n. Brinkerhoof. OF New York.
IS the guest Of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Sharp.
VIM. b. Leightner. Of PhiladeI phia.
Pa. Is the guest OF his sister. Mrs. q. l..
Davis.
r. V Rawn. % Nashville. Is the guest
Of his wife and OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cunningham
Col. ana Mrs John Connweu are at
Columbus. where Mr.. Connwcll rs at
tending the reunion 81 Mexican soldi=vs.
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AUTOMOBILES

foR SALE-Two 30 h. d. Roadsters. one
70 n p passenger car. rare bargain
LOT truck. Two passenger metal bodies
cheap. Can be seen sundays and all
week. Wisckay Machine Co. 1917 Main
.s-S-.. se-11-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
CADIZ, o.,

Dr. ln Chicago
home from Akron
RAYMOND iuaok was here from Par
Irffn this week
lu Port rmuufh
~ W. oriesinrer wac bore from Cievo-
land few DAYS this week
Miss Isabel Mcconnell d. with rrfa-
NNrn ln fegWnuO.
NJ and Mr. August Hior are home
from ocean Grove
NJ and Mrs vs. W Gilmore are here
from West Alexander. "a
Misc Olive Mckinley ia home from a.
visit in Grand Rapids
Mr.. Persia susseneuth was IN stcu-
honNillo this week
Mics Wayne 8chmclchacia. of wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
HEMTS Relieve You
OF Stomach Misery

Sour stomach, biliousness and
dyspepsia cause much misery.
HExETS will quickly relieve this.
They digest and remove the sour,
fermenting food lying in the stom-
aeh that causes all these disorders,
HExETS work safely and speed
lily. They regulate the digestive
organs and keep them in a healthy
condition.
Get a i0c box of HEXETS and
take them after your meals. You
will like the spearmint flavor and
be surprised how good they make
you feel. Sold at all up-to-date
drug stores.
l0c and Csc.
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Peter schultz and son Lawrence OF
south Richland avenue. are visiting with
friends and relatives In Cleveland, o..
they expect TO be gone several days.
Miss Carrie Morrison. principal OF the
North Warwood school left for her home
at valley Grove yesterday afternoon to
spend several days
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
erecting OF William Emsley's house on
twenty -hrst street. A number OF other
houses are being erected on that street.
Lee Hartley OF Buffalo district. was
a business visitor I'm town yesterday az
ternoon.
T. j. Tighe OF Nineteenth street is
slowly recovering at his home after be-
ing injured several weeks ago at the
Top Mil
Work Is progrC ssing rapidly on the
building OF George Noelinger's house cor
ner Fifteenth street and Warwood ave-
nue..
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SISTERSVILLE

sfsTEH8VfLLE. " Va. sert 10
Ara. MARY Walton Of et marya ls ths
guest ~ ElatrrFvilie friends
Jack Cunningham has gone f1 eHTa.
manca. y. r.. to spend "a Two weeks va
cation.
Mrs o. q owen ~ CHARLIE street hsa
loft Tor Cincinnati to visit friends f9f
= week rr zen days
Rev. end Mra r U Clarke and ION
fareH have arrived home from fVIIf.
wood. n. D. where they have been spend.
Inc several weeks
Mr. W Murphy left Thuradrv Tor
4 Visit with relative ln Wellabufa aud
fiffsburrh
Mr. and Mrs g. w. Esrirr rnerf
Ehureday in wheeling with their dlurh-
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE. o.. Sept. 10.-The
body OF John Sabo. Hungarian coal
miner. was found dangling al the end
OF clothes line in the wash house OF
Piney Fork coal mine on Thursday
evening.
SabO. who was about as years OF age.
had worked on Wednesday and on
Thursday. the mine being idle. had
mingled with the men as usual seem
mgly In good health ana spirits
Sabo had thrown the line across a
beam. tied one end about his neck and
stepped on a table, which he had placed
beneath the rope. His death was due
20 strangulation
The suicide had been IN TINS rounrr.
about six years and had worked az
Piney Fork since last May. He leaves
a vile and two children IN Hungary.
II h believed that the absence OF his
family In war-strickcn Hungary. made
his troubles
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. Sept. 10
Hon Houston r. Young. assistant Sec
rotary OF State. and candidate FOR the
Secretaryship at the State wide pri-
mary TO be held in June 1916 was a
Mellsburg business caller on Thursday.
Young halls from ClarksburE. Harrison
county. and Is one OF the energetic
young Republicans Of the state.
Mr.. Young visited the fair at Wheel
lng and made "a Short visit TO this city.
He and Col T. J. Sherrard are warm
personal friends and spent several
Young Is very hopeful OF the Republi-
can chances for success az the 1915
election
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