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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
Florida Health
Board Guarding
Against Disease

Jacksonville. Fla. March iT.--To pre-
vent the introduction o. foot and mouth
disease into the state OF Florida. the
state board ~ health today declared
quarantine against the following
states
Connecticut Delaware. District Of
Columbia. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. kan
sas. Kentucky Maryland Massach8-
sets, Michigan. Montana. View Hamp-
shire. New Jersey. New York. Oaio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island. Virginia.
Washington, and wisconsin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18

Dallas, Tex, March Nv. s. No
bic. secretary of the Land League ~
Texas. told the federal commission on
industrial relations today that he had
this week found two land tenants in
north Texas - poverty stricken that
they were Offering 20 give their chill
dren away. he testified az the hear
ing on American farm land condition..
Noble said hs had found these ten
ants in a search for what be consid-
erred n typscnl example of the poorer
class Of tenant farmers. Not beiiev-
inK them typical he said. ne had
brought 70 Dallas. as q voluntary wit
ness. n # steward. 4 farmer. whose
experience was similar. IL sid. u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
GERMAN CONSUL AT
is ARRESTED
DIR. William Muller and His
Secretary, h. Nj. Schultz,
Are Charged With Con-
spiracy In Attempting to
Buy Secrets.
- AssoCIATED -.

Seattle. Wash. March if.--Dr. WI
liaua Muller. the Imperial German Con-
sui AZ Seattle and hia secretary. b. A..
schuitz. were served with notice -
their arrest today az the consulate.
They are charged with conspiracy 10
attempting GO corrupfly influence JohK
Mardock. an employee - the Seattle
Construction and Dry Dock Company
BY inducing him 90 sell his employers
business secrets.
The state charges Muller and Schaitx
offered Murdoch a cash consideration.
60 supply them with Information bear
ing out Ambassador Bernatorfss
charge that the Seattle corporation was
shipping ~knockdown" submarines &C
the British government
Muller denied the charge and de-
ciarea detectives Informed him that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18

Death has left me alone. aam all
lowed me 90 do impossible things.
because ! Was a rood servant 60 him.
I arm tormented vita a desire 20
Loop the Loop IN the air ! know
that can DO Il. know that n I
ever 80 np into the air again I win
pail of this Loop the Loop And
then many men win be taken in hy
Death IN trying 20 40 the same thing
because I have done II.
'raey @sg | have nhowu ws@dorn
rare IN CHANDLER. for ! au1t the
same when I was q winner. I knee
wan a desperate gambler. Death
was always my opponent. ard I gave
tremendous odds nv life wnm a.
ways my own stake-my life against
a fes dollars II isn't wisdom that
makes me quit Tt's deadly fear Cor
others
Il love the game and believe IN H.
We can't even dream 81 the results
yet 90 be attained. ! know I've got
plenty % courage. always felt sure
OF myseif-so sure that the thought
% death never even bothered me
But my conscience won't lee me &c
on with my work Only one thinz
win ever tempt me 20 take my place
Ia an aeropiane. n ever the United
States IL forced into war. and
Uncle Sam wants ma % fiy for old
Glory. I'll fly but until then I'm
through"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
GERMAN AERoPLANE
SLIPS A FEw soMss

south shields Eng. March i7.-(via
Londonl The British steamship
Blonde. arriving here today. reported
she was attacked In the North Sea
by q German aeroplane which dropped
q hounb on her deck one member %
the crew was killed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
SHIP IN DISTRESS
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED

Bsaufort. ~. c.. March 1.-THE
shin Ia distress late last night off
this pert was Herbert 0Bborn'a power
yacht Ia vsdette from Miami 20 New
York The coast guards from Fort
Macon station took off the crew but
replaced them on the La yedette to-
day when the yacht was towed Into
Beaufort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
EX-PRESIDENT TAFT URGES UNITED
SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT WILSON

Chapel Hill, n. c., March 17.-Former President
Taft speaking here tonight urged the countrys united
support for President Wilson in his critical period of
the nations history
He declared that if there is party criticism of the
present policies they should be deferred until the crisis
is passed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
CLARK PRAISES WILSON As
ONE or GREATEST PRESIDENTS

Philadelphia. Pa. March iT.-speak-
er Clark. addressing the Friendly sons
Of St Patrick here tonight euiogexed
President Wilson as among the great
presidents whose names can be court
ed on the fingers ~ one hana'
TT Il ne exaEKeration O. say f5~t
he bears 4 heavier load than Ahy
president since Lincoln has borne.
said the speaker
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
REESE CANNOT
ACCEPT OFFICE
rendered HIM
Wires Governor Thanking
Him For Offering to APP
point Him Judge of Cir
cult Court Of This Dis
trict.

n Pope Reese. who was rendered the
position of Judge of@ths circuit court
Of this circuit BY Gov. Park Trammell.
fled the governor last night sending
the latter the following telegram.
Pensacola, fla. March Il. 1915.
Hon. Park Trammeli. Governor. Tai
lAhassee Fla.
The honor YOU would confer Is
great indeed. and appreciate IL more
thEn can express. but am 90 situated
at thiM time that I cannot accept the
judgship Tor tho First judicial circuit.
viii write you tomorrow,
"R. POPE REESE"
OFFERED POSITION TUESDAY.
Mr.. Reese was offered the position
Tuesday. but II did not become known.
Mr. Reese treating the matter as con-
fidential and II was not until Il be-
came known in other sections Of the
state and wired 60 Pensacola ala Mr..
Reese admit that the position had been
rendered him.
Mr.. Reese considered the mates
during yesterday and the early portion
Of last night. rneehing q decision later
VI AAE hA&NA not 70 Accept
WEST ALsO DECLINES.
Hon. Thoa r. West. attorney gem
era haa also decline the position ard
In doing 50 has issued the following:
4 arm profoundly grateful 10 ms
friends for the endorsement given me
for the position Of circuit judge. and
20 TIE Governor for the offer 20 au-
point me O. this position.
But after the mature considera-
tion that the matter deserves. have
concluded that should not now resngr
from the office 70 which have beer
elected
while the offer Il attractive e
me IL happens that tast az thla tinns
number OF questions for the cors@ci
solution ~ watch this office ts large.
~ responsible ara pending. and q
seems 10 me that. because Of my fam.
iliarity with those questions. I cas-
best serve the people OF Florida here
Il may be mistaken. but this appears
20 be the course Ia which my duty
lie."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
At.
PROGRESO ASK.
FOR ASSISTANCE
Alarmed By Disorders They
Request Refuge Aboard
the Des MONIES.
CARRANZA WILL
GIVE PROTECTION

He Confers With the Amer
lean Naval and Diplomatic
Officials at Vera Cruz and
Issues Orders 20 His Chief
at Progresso TO Give Full
Protection to All Foreign
ers Residing Within HE
Jurisdiction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18

washington. March f7.-six dipia-
matte notes were made public tonight
BY the state department. constituting
tire entire correspondence 90 the last
fev weeks between the United states
and Germany, ard between the United
States and Great Britain and France.
regarding the cessation Of submarine
attaeka on merchant ships. shipment
~ conaitienal contfaband AID food
stuffs - civiliann, the uee IL neutral
TAGS hw beliEerent merchantmen. re-
moFni 81 mines and proclamation Of
virtual blockade ~ the allies against
Germany
The communications revealed that
the United States. realizing the diffi-
ruitieM 81 the allies On maintaining an
sffeefive blockade ~ Germany hy
close guard ~ the coast because Of the
newly developed activity ~ submn-
rines. asked that the radius cf the ac-
Lviss g. b. defined
Great Britain and Frarce replied
that the blockade operations would not
De conducted outside 81 European wa
tefw, Including the Mediterranean.
While Germany agreed 20 abandon
submarine attacks on the merehantils
~ AIRY fiae. except when fney re-
Asiat search. provided foodsiuffs are
tpermitted % reach her civilian popu-
iatiun. Great Britain and her allies
rejected the proposal The answer 81
Great Britain and France show tho
allies officially regard their policy
as q blockade. but desire O. refrain
from exercising the rights 81 belt
gerents under q blockade. but viii
confiscate shire and cargoss as pen
atty for a breach ~ the blockade.
substituting procedure iu the prize
court and compensation through sale
~ the detained merchandise
NEWS FROM The FRONT
LACKING IN IMPORTANCE
London. March f4-Sir Edward
Crcy's replies e the American notes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
DIPLOMATS TAKE
FRONT AGAIN IN
EUROPEAN WAR
State Department Makes
Public All Correspondence
of Past Few Weeks.
ALLIES ASKED TO
DEFINE BLOCKADE

Latter Replied That II In
eludes All the European
Waters. BUT Win Not Ex-
ercise Right to Sink Ships,
Substituting There For
Prize Court - Germans
Would Abandon Subma
rine Warfare.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18

tcepsiuuea On Pass SIX,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18
NEWS FROM The FRONT
LACKING ~ IMPORTANCE

London. March i7.-s sir Edward
Crcy's replies e the American notes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-18

tcoa'inusa on Pase siSl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Nrauem nor oeut &rte8S:
0eri1t.

Ser ameritaniid)e &riegsforreipon=
oent Yotpea idil6ert in utScribner's"
nab SEN Mngaben zines fran50iiiden
Sffi5iers 6ie fiir5li@ in Sranfrei@
pou5ogene Sinridt1ng eineS beut=
l1en Mdode1rs, 6as pegen Espionage
eri6oiien m1roe. Ser be%treffen6e
fran50iii6e Sffi5ier bemerft 6abei, es
lei fir einen Sol6aten cine i6mer5=
lide Mufgabe, cine Grm t06ten 81
miiien, aber i'm &rtege gebe es nun
einn1al nidts an6ers. Ser 9on6oner
v5tanoar0" lieB ii@ ieiner5eit BON
ieinem @orreipon6enten in @alais
melben, BORT tpiir6en fortudbrem6
6euti6e Spione btngeridtet. @ab-
reno ser 1ebten Sage feien beinabe
ebenfo biele Sra1aen mte Ma1ner er-
i6oiien mor6en. IS mi6erltrebe 6en
often 5ol6aten, a1f cine 6ruu 5ielen
gu iollen, aber nod 6em &riegSgeieb
miiiie 6os geideben. nnb 6ieie
Sra1e1, unter 6enen ii6 oft Ma66en
I'M 3enitb ibrer S1gen6 un6 Sd0n=
beit %befdnoen, gingen TOPPER in 6en
500 urr6 gaben pilltg ibr 2eben fir
SOS @oterlan6. Die ungliidlide eng
%l6moerin, pelde in 8riiiiel bingert&-
tet tp1r6e, lit alio feinesmegs 6ie ein=
5ige Sra1t, tpel6er 6ies 5didial mi=
6erfubr. 8ablreide 6euti6e 6rmten
u1r6 Ma6den, sic in ibrer @etie 6em
tbe1ren @aterlan6e 51 niiben beriu6=
ten, m1Bten ibren @atrtottsm1s nit
6em 9eben be5oblen. Mber sic 3et=
tungen, IN 6eren Mugen 6ie Sinrid<
tung Ser MiB Gubeu eine bimmei=
f9reien6e 8arbarei lit, miiiien mobl
Ger Mniidt fem, 6aB 6aS 9ebem einer
@ngldn6erin bon groBerem @ertb
fir sic Meni1beit lei uls 6us elmer
Deutiden, memtgitenS lit es teiner
bon ibnen etngefallen, ii@ tpegen 6er
&imi6t1ng iener 6erti@en Sral1en
nn6 Md6den i%rgen6tpie at eretfern.
@or ser Straffammer 6es 2a116ge=
ri@ts in Deiioa1 itan6 nea1li6 6ie 90
iGbrige @nbriele 8artbel. sic itmmt
aus Met ur6 lit cine @liaiierin mil
fran50iiiden Spmpatbien. Gieie
9pmpatbien brodte file Dor einiger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

Set in ebenio unitattbafter mie un=
boritdtiger 8eiie gum MuS6rud. Sic
mobnte namlt6 in 3erbit 6em DurG-
5ug bon fran56iiiden @efangenen bel.
Dubei beriudte ite einem Ger @efar-
ge1len einen 3ettel 5u5ulteder, auf
benz in fron50itider 5pra6e folger-
oea geidrieben itono: u@iibe ia
Jrance! @ouen sic SIRE M6reiie
gebem nn6 mir iagen> OBJ elmer Sbrer
&arnera6en ettpas bro1dt, tpas CT
ntdt bon gu &mnie befommren fa11;1.
Sin6 Sic auf bem 2aufenben iber
sic Mngelegenbeit 2bapiuier? @olt
Sem man glaubt, 6aB er Dedert aus
Soarburg lit? Gabrielle @urtbel,
Meb, 2otbringen - Matiirli9 MIR
fir Sic allein. 8iiim Sic, 6aB sic
Bodies fiir5li6 eine Mteoerlage bel
Mrras erlitten bobem?"
Natirlib mur6e fie prompt berbaf=
te. Dte Mnfloge lautete 6abin, 6aB
ite it6 in ungeieblider @eiie &riegs=
gefangenen genabert un6 @ngeb0rtge
6eS preuBii6en &eeres 6ur9 sic @e<
5eidm1ng BODIES" belei6igt Babe.
Sic tpur6e i6lieBli6 3u feds Mona=
ten @efangnib ber11rtbeilt, tuopon
bier Monate als 61r9. Sic nnteriu=
6ungSbaft berbiiBt mgeieben tp1r=
Sen. 60 beban6eln sic 6eutlden
8arbaren sic 6rm1er, menn Die etier=
mem Saba1ngen 6es &riegsredts iie
midt 5tpingen i6arfer 5lt5ugreifen.
@os tpiir6e tpobl einem 6eutiden
Ma6den paifieren, peldes iih in
9on6on o6er gar IN Norts 6esielben
@%ergebets idatl6tg madte, bas 6iefe
Gabrielle @artbel nit 6em @efeb in
@onflift bradte? uebertretben mir,
1pern mir iagen, bob sic @eri6te
uabrf@einli@ gar feline @elegenbeit
erbalten tpiir6en, iiber 6ies 6enti9e
@a66en ab5ur1rtbeilen, meil es ii@er=
ltb bon 6em tpiitben6en Sanbagel auf
Ser Sfele geto6tet per6en tpiir6e?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
s1dmoer oes eiiermem
&reM5eS.

IS lit bemerfensmertb un6 6od)
al16 mie6er gang naturli9, baB 6ie
Mmerifaner, Ole Id1gere 3eit in
Deutidlan6 gelebt baben, o6er beute
nod lebem, fat massachusetts entba1=
iiuitifde @erfedter ser 6eutiden ga-
de itn6. sic baben eben Sos 6eut,
ide @olf fennen un6 i9aben geler1t
nn6 baltem es oaber fin lire @bren=
pflidt, es gegen sic gemeinen Ser
lermoungen ieiner Setnoe lit 5dub
5u nebmen. Inter 6ieien Mmerifa=
ner1t 5eidmet ii@ Sobn 8. Sto66ar6,
Elm Munn bon bober 8il6ung, 6ur9
beion6eren Offer aus. SsSn ieinem
iiingiten Irtifel, melden 6ie in Ser
lin eri 6einen6e Continental Gimes"
bringt, uen6et er fid gegen 6ieieni=
gen ieiner omeritaniiden 2an6sIeute>
tpelde enttpe6er aus Mie6ertrG9tig-
felt o6er ous 9a1mmbett SOS einfa9e
&reu5 aus @iiem, tpeldes Ser 6ea1ti9e
Sol6at ols 2obn Der Sapferteit Dor
6em Sein6e erbdlt, CUR 3ieli6eibe
bamii6er Mmgriffe MAIDEN. @err
Sto66ar6 bat namlt& geb0rt o6er ge-
1eien> 6aB es I'M Often Ser @ereinig=
ten Staten 2a6er gebe> meIde @arri=
faturen 6eS eifernen &rel15eS NIT ge=
baiiigen @ommentaren IN ibren
Saoufenitern o1sltellen, ia haB
Sra11en5immer> sic ii@ CUR iogena1m-
ten feinen @eieuidaft rebmen sic ab=
i6eulidfeit begeben, ibren &un6en eli
ierne &renae an sos &nIsban6 31
bangen. 9iefem @eiin6el, SOS 1patiir=
lt@ fetn @eritdnoniB beiibt fir sic
|i6lidte @r0Be, tueI@e 6as eiierne
@reu5 beriinnbiI6ltdt, lteit MN &crr
|@to6bar6 gum @@lub 6es ertpdbnten
Mrtifels, mie foIgt, Sen Sert:
~@enr feline (etnes 6elti9en Sc,
fal(enem b~el6emiitbige @attir in
6el1tiden 3etungen Iieit apie oas
@Dmbol Ser 2iebe, 6ie ibren @otter1
in eire11 ebrenbonen 500 trieb, in
Mmertfa in bra1taler @eie beru1t-
Fgltmpft miro, 11r6 tperr1 fie mid NIT
eri6redten M1tgen attbliH ut6 l1tr-
g1dubtg fragt: uSSiit SOS mabr?", tpie
mmB i6 mir Damn borfommen, tpenrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04

ih lift sic Mnttport geber muB:
uSa??" Sd tpiir6e ibr aner6mgs,
menn ib meire Stimme beberriden
f0nnte, folgenbes iagen: u@erebrte
Srnn! Niht ole nteine 2nnbsleltte
limo 10 une6el. Ea11ienbe bon ibnen
per6en iiderli6 ioId einen iddn6li-
den Greoel berurtbeilen, ielbit menm
ibnen Ser M11tb feblt, 6agegen gu
proteitieren. Sd boffe, bob urter ser
Menge, Die an BEN sha1fenltern Dor
beigebt, 1T 6enen 6ieie %iogennanten
vGiiernen &rell5e" in bobniider 8ei<
lie gum @erfauf a11sgeiteat iin6, iid
biele befin6en, 6ie fi6 tpeigerr, IT.
gen6tpelde Mrtifel in ioldyen 2d0en 5u
fa1fen nn6 Die init abgetpa1rbtem
|@lid an ibnen borbeieilen. Sd Der
traue iogar 6arol1f 6aB 90 biele itn6,
6ie iid ourd nidts betuegen lal'en,
jemals iolden 2euten 6ie !@an6 au
6riden, sic ipottii9 6ieies @abr5ei=
den 6euti6er Sapferfeit einem @n116e
anbefteten. 9iderli6 iin6 ana bier
leben6en Mmerifa1er iiber 6iies tpi=
6ertpartige S6auipiel ebenio ent,il=
itet, mie Sic; mir aber miiiien uns,
mas Sbnen eripart bleibt, iddmen.
Sic baben Ben Sroit, 6aB iolde BE-
lei6igungem Snen nidts mbaben
noh a1f sos S6eal, fir 6as STR Sat
te lebte ur6 itarb, Sen lei1eIten g,bat<
ten tperfen fon1ren."
@ir boben ebenfal1s einer Srcit
nn6 Ser beitebt 6arin, BOB ie11e
|SdGn6er sos giierne &reu5 no6
mebr bitten beidmtber f0i11en, n1m=
li6, i1r6em iie es fi@ ielbft %angebeitet
b1tten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
Stfes, slan5enoes &aar
Trei BON @rinb.
mdb@eu, periudjt es! 9as Saor ,uirb
,netdb, ,palenb mnb berrlid! aanft
cine rs Gents 5Iaide 9anberiue.

@enn SIR etpas UNI fdtperes 5oor
gebt, bag gldn3t in @d6nbeit unb ftrahIt
BON geben, bas cine MISUNDERSTANDING
Wet9bett bat unb tpalenb unb aldnsenb
lit, pcriudt 9anherine.
Mar cine GppIifation b%erboppert Sic
Sshonbeit Cures s9aares, uebitSern I6it
lie iofort ieoen @ranb : 9artifeI. SIR
fonnt fein idones paar nod %oe1,n1Sees
9Saar baben, tpenn SIR @rinb Rabf. Sic
Ter Sborf rallbt ben @lan3 Beg Sooreg.
~5erltDrt feline Stdrfe uno fem eiaentIihes
geben rtb .er5euat. tpenn man i'm nid1t
beleittgt. cine Eieberhaftiafeit uao Elm
Sudden Der 8%ppfbaut; Sic 0oorlp11raeln
!hungern aus. l0ien iih nnb iterben a
oatn fott oas 9ddr raid aus. Werfehlt
nidt eine % Gents SIafhe bes @nomI<
toms 9anoerine IN irgenb elmer Mpotbefe
gu fanfen uno oann beriudt es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
GrfIaltnnae1 ,pei6en nidt freimillig

GoB cine grfdltung bqrtnddig lit,
lit fem @runb, 6oB SIR es fem fol-.
tet. Mnitatt tie va11s3ubalten" fiaert
gub' 2inberung, tn6em Str Or.
Sings Me11e @na6edung nebmt. &C.
fdbrlife 2uftr0bren. unb 2ungen-
fronfbeiten folgen bdufig elmer Ct.
fdltung, sic benin 8eginn bernad-
ldiiigt mur6e. ga @uer &0rper ge-
treu onfdmpft gegen oieie @rfal'
tungsfeime, fam feline Before Silfe
geleiltet peroen als Ser @ebraud Die
ies Mittels. Sein @er6tenit lit be-
itdtigt bon Sung nnb @1t. aauft bel1-
tie cine G1aide. 50f unb $1.00. -
Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-04
TIT
9emti6Iamo.

Die gnttpidelnng Ser 9inge am
8ulfm bereitet 6en Maiierten bon
Sag 5u Sag 'gr0Bere Gorge. @Ran
itebt oas @erbdngriB naben un6 fibt
ii6 a11beritm6e, es ab5umenoen.
uSeit @eginn 6es &rieges iin6 mir
Ser @ataitropbe entgegengetrieben, "
idreibt Ser &erm1sgeber Ser 2onoo=
1rer @orl6> IS. S. Sc @e1n6 Senton,
uiebt raien mir ibr entgegen, uno Dos
MaB unierer S@neligfeit entipridt
Ser Sdmeqigfeit 6es @or1toBes Ma=
denfenS 6ur9 5erbien, 6ur6 811lga=
rien 6ur6 @onitantinopel nah 6em
Often. Sci mnierem @erben Inn 6ie
5irfei, TIM 8ulgarier, I'M @riede1p=
lan6 bat ii6 rnfer N~ustpartiges Mmt
bon 6eutiden Diplomaten o1aslte6en
Gaiien, iiber 6eren pll1mpe @etbo6en
nnS mei6li6 Iuitig 5u ma@em mir ge=
mobnt 1paren. rn6 6as iage i6 i'm
polen 8etu1Btiein meiner 8ermt=
mortltdfeit, 6aB, tpe1pm tpir nidt auf
ser SteIe mn6 iofort Elm fnieoltdes
@n6e mit 6en profeiiionelen @oli=
tifern mader, febr befannte 2erte
no9 Dor Mbla1tf bieler Monate am
2aternenpfobl ba11roeln tper6en."
Sos lit eine @prode, oie bisber
in England 11nerb0rt mar. IS lit Sic
brobenbe @prade Ser @er5meiflung,
Ger grfemtniB, 6aB 6as 2an6 am
@oraben6 elmer @ataitropbe itebt, 6ie
es ieinen @toatsmdnnern 5u per6an=
fen bat. Dieie grfen1tniB '6rimgt
langiam a1@ in iene &reiie, sic BIS
fer immer no@ an 6ie Moglidyfeit
zines @ieges ser MQiierten geglmtbt
baben. Man %erinnert 1i@ in bieien
&reilen, 6aB Sic Ser &egierung nabe=
iteben6en Srgane Dor einigen @ona-
ten beriiderten, uuf 6em 8aIfan per<
6e Ste @ntf9ei6ung fauen. Dus mar
at Der 3eit, als man IN 2on6on rp9
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

Misses Freda Wifcherman and re.
becca Mccain ioft yesterday FOR West
Liberty. who're they will attend the
Normal school
Friendship Castle 40 z. Knights Of
the Golden Eagle. held &c. regular
meeting last evening in the McMechen
building
a large delegation ~ local ladies
VIII 60 % Moundwrio today fo af.
tend The annual Wheeling district
Woman's Foreign Missionary conven.
lion
NJ. and Mrs Harry innryan. of Fsir.
View. are spending several DAYS here.
visiting with relatives
Dr J W Myers. OF Wheeling. wea.
Icy coataar and DcWiu MORAN. of
tril city. moiorcd over % Melahen
on Fish creek. last evening. where thcg
VII spend to day or the Richmond
camp. with the party of local people
Tho are in camp there Tor couple
~ week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-16

and IL Is understood that a large force
OF the men have already been laid Off.
E NJ. Mountford. OF Wheeling. has re-
street.
Work is progressing. rapidly on the
oiling of the river road north of War
wood. IL Is understood that Il Will be
several days before all work II COM
Work Is nearly completed on the build
ing Of Howard Felsing house corner
Twenty-first street and Richland avenue.
Yesterday all the different rooms OF
pupils In the North Warwood school had
their pictures taken.
b II. Welshans. OF GIenns Run. was
reported to be somewhat better after
being seriously IN.
Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Doty. OF South
Warwood. are spending several days
Easton-
Lester Smith. OF Twentieth street. is
slowly recovering after cutting his leg
with penknife several days ago.
J. III. Canes. OF Charleston, W. Va,
has returned after visiting friends In
Center Warwood.