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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
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SIN @inblid anf bas aftibe Ssn'
tereIIe, nit Dem Der Dor einiger 3eil
aufgetaudte @orihlag alfgenonlmer
malroe, 9tabrungsnlittel nno anoere
ni9t als 9rieesfontrebanbe erfldrts
glrtifel per 8adetpolt nad 9eutId.
lal1o ltno Seiterreid 81 ienoen uns
Oaonr6 Die engliide o9lnsbunee-
rufgspolitif@ na1 &raften Su 0nr6.
frenSen, BOT Der @ertreter Der Sc. q
|Staats5eitllng in Der glulbes1aupt.
itaot cine autbentii6e Snterpretatioil
eer fin einen oerartigen @aarenbcr-
febr eeltenoen gori6riften ernirfi
Cine &Iariteaung ser 8erbdltniiie
.onf Oieiem @ebiete lit Inn 10 me1r
5u begriiBen, ais in ben lebten @G-
den faIf tdglid) bieraltf be5iielidle
Jaabfragen aus 9eierfreiien an ms
qelongt liiio.
@eneralpoltnneilter 8urlelon erlieB
lfon am %. Wtdr5 eine Srore, alti
Ser Die Sanbbabung oes 8adetpoIt-
8erfebrs nah 9elltldlano iillo Oe.
lterreib-llngarn IN Der 9altptlade
baliert lit. 9una1 tperoen Rabrungs-
ntittel uno anoere @aaren BON Der
9afetpoit aceeptiert, ieood anf 9siiifc
oes gfbienoers. Sopeit Die Stelllns-
nabme irgeno elmer Der friegfiibren-
oen Meadte in getra6t foinnlt, 10
gelten bierfiir analoge Seitimnuln-
gen mie fir oen 5roht- un0 Ggg=
preBberfebr.
Die 8oitmeilter baben 0arallf 81.
leben, oaB oerortise Yoitpodete BON
ser iibrigen loit getrennt bleiben,
ia nur oltr1 cine lolhe ieparate Be-
banohing llno slnoronling Der naI
friegfiibrenoen 2Gnoern beItimnltan
Bndete cine 8er5ogerline IN Der all-
Gemeineli 9oltbeforoeritlg pern.ie-
ben peroen fantL falls eittrnol Die
fragli1en 8afete @egenltano elmer
s(ftion ieitens englii6er Seerduber
biloen. 3a Oelltihe 9antpfer 5ltr
3eit niAt perfebrett iuurOe nit Der
9oIlano-glnerifo- 2inie Elm Ibfonl.
men betreffs Oes SransportS Der nab
GeutiHlano nno Seiterreih I'M
garn uoreiiierten Goltpadete eetrof-
fen. Gie 9eforoerltng Der Bndete
erfolgte entipredeno Den nit Sol
lano getroffenen Stipulationen, ie-
bod lit bie ltnantoItbarfeit ioldIer
Senbungen nidt, ipie oies fir Die
olgemeinen 8oitlenonngen menig-
items tbeoretiiGb Der SAT- lit. ourd,
irternationole slbmadlingen garon-
tiert. Notiirlid iibernebmeu aud Ole
boIldnoiiden 9ompfer feline g(rtifcl.
Die auf oie Gontrebonbe 2iite geIett
Iino. g2obrungsnlittel befinoen lid
bisber nod ni6t auf oieIer eiite, nno
ibrer 9eforoerllng per Badetpois
Itebt IN feinem Safe oas geringlte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08

Die Jran3oien bebampten, ite
Datten in benz 9ebiet siuiidDen
Viaas mmO MDieI Jurtidritte semadJt
ano ale lire bisberigen Grrmmgen=
idJaften sebalten. gtDrolid) pum Bar
eib, DftlidJ bpn @erbnn, batten iie
siuei 9ieiben @raben senpmmen.
GbeniO bdttcn iie bel Gsparses einen
ipidltigen @orituf gemadt. 9ic
Geutidlen bGtten nit aller Strait 6e-
gemangriffe geuadJt, bGtten a6er
nidDts ausridJten f0mnen. G6emio iei
as audi in ben 8dloerm BON glillp ae-
lueieu, mo aIle glnsriffe snriidsc-
idllaseH nno bic Jransuien 6erren
Der Sititation geblieben ieien. lte6er.
ail babe man saBlreid)e 4efansene ge-
mad]t. gludJ in ben &dnrpfen Get
6artmamusiueilerfupf babe man biele
Wefangeme gemad)t, inter linen Gcu-
te bon Der @arne, ipeldje oie Oeutidlen
rad bem 26ften MGrs oprtbim &C.
idDift bGtten. Nemn iid) oieIe glan-
senoen Grfolse siuiiden Iaas uno
Mpiel ldDIieflid nnr nid)t ebemio ais
Sd)suinoeI eriueiien iuie Die glansen-
BEN Grfolge in Der Champagne. gUn
oenen bat man rns bis in Die lebfe
i3eit @nnberoinge ersaBlt II. babel lit
Die gamse Sffenfibbeuesnns in Der
Champagne, iuie mir jett ans Den
bentidjen Eoitnadjriften erfabreu,
Ihom Dor nabesu bier @od)en uollitan-
big suiammen sebroden, pbne irgeno
eiH 9ieimItat, ais Elm nngebenres
WsHideuOpfer sebabt 81 baben.
Ger offisiea bentidle geridJt mel
ret: Sie Sample siuiiden Der Msolel
un6 Der Wtans mnrben fortgeiebt.
Trans0iildle gngriffe i'm @oepre.9i-
Itrift, anf ben !66ben uon Gpmbres
nabe ben 8albern bon Selonie,
n6rolidJ BON ,ylireb nno in Sem 8al-
&c BON Ga Yretrc iinb ntisgIiift. Sie
@ermite Der 1ransoien iinS enorm,
u6ne ben geringftem GrfOls."
Sim 26. 9lars meloete cine ensli.
idle Sepeidle, Sas bentidJe ltuteriee.
Lpot glt-29" lei seritOrt luuroen. Seit-
Dem bot man nid)ts pieoer bon Der
Sade geb5rt. Die ensliidlen Dope.
Id,en habem feiae Ginselbeiten iiber
bic 3erltDrnng mitseteilt. Gemtide
3eitnngen fpredjen jett bic 8ermt.
fnHs ans, rs lei bies oesiuesen nid)t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
gQio allr Erohi.

riiten 81 tpablen sllio 5ur 8robi-
Gitionsportei nil grDan oie oentofra-
tiide Bartei MAIDEN uno Damn natilr=
lid fuieoer ben vlogiIben Brdliben:=
i6aftsfanoioaten" ipielen. gs lpdre
bod ti1tereiiaat gu fpilien, mas 8rdii-
eent @ilion bon oieier neuen @ntglei-
Jung feines Staatsiefretars oenft.
8os Observation-Disclosures Der
Segislatllr BON Heiu Seriep bat oie
pom Senat dngenonmene 9in, mel
he oie Sooesitrafe fir ben Staat
obi6afft, nieoergeitimnit.
- Snperior, Die 5tpeiteroBte Staot
IN @tsconiin lit iebt anh einc
,trodene@ Staot. 0fit elmer Maiori-
tat BON 81 Stimn1en baben Die, 8ro-
Dibitiolliiten BORT IN Der lebten @abf
geliegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
anrie lltbtridt.

8iberipredenbe Welonngcn
iiber Sorganse in Jranfreid.
sSn 9splen tit nidjts bon Be-
Deiitnns seidleben.
2entid)e 3eitilmsen perlau-
gen glnfflaritng iiber ben I'm
tersana bes gii=29n
Ter ensiiidJe Safen Gbeiter
1T seidlpiien.
Die Seiterreid)er MAIDEN in
ben &arpatbenfampfen piele
8efaneene.
Die gried)iide 9iesiernns er-
Hart, iie babe feline We6ietsa6-
tretnnsen anseboten.
ssransOiiidJe 2uftidiffe bOni-
barOieren angeblidj beiitidje
StSbte. ...-....,4. I. s
Den snltan empfanst Se-
rid)teritatier in Mnbiens.
Die Oiterreidjiide 9iesierilns
erflart amf's GntidJieSenite bie
gebatptnng, Ceiterreid : lin.
garn babe GdJritte setan, itaa
eineni Separatfrieben ab5ir-
fdJlisEeu, fir cine 9iise.
Stalieniidje ariessidJiffe be-
geben fidD nadD iii6liden 6afen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08

erteegen, iopeit es auf Ste omerifa-
niide 9olt uno Ole SoIlano-Mmerifa-
2inie anfommt. Cine glusnabme bil-
ben natiirlih 9tabrungsmittel. bic
fir Die Gegierung ooer oie Streit-
frdfte Geiitiblanos rno Seiterreidl.
ltngarns beltirnrnt lino. llebrigens
nimmt Oas 8oitoepartelneiit, oa al.
oerslautenoe 9eadridten bisber uidf
borliegen, an. oaB ale bis lett nae5
ben beioen 2anoern abgeioitoten 9oft-
pofete unbebinoert ibr @eitin-
mltngs5iel erreidt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08

Ser General Staatsanpalt BAT
Qegen oie ggtatipnal Cube Gompaup"
cine aloge megen @erle6iing Der
G(ati-Gruiteeiebe oubdngie gentadt
9urh bie @rploiion ieines
S6nelsofens fmtroe ser &lempner
Senrp 6. Sdroeoer in Sonoo 10
idmer perbronnt, naB er holo oaraai
itarb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-01
FRENCH REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES

The leading doctors of France have
for years used prescription of vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like a
charm. One dose will convince. Sc
we're cases of years standing are of
ten greatly benefited within "a hours.
So many people are getting surpris-
ing results that we feel all persons
suffering from constipation, lower
bowel. liver and stomach troubles
should try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
1t is sold by leading druggists every
where with the positive understand
ing that your money will be refunded
without question or quibbfe if ONE
bottle fails to give you absolute salts
faction.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-01

Jake Barney is suing Fred Hooper
and Ed Clark for two lots of lum-
Der, one of ten thousand feet and an
other of twenty-six thousand feet. Will
liam Bahlke is representing Mr.. Bar
ney and a st. Johns lawyer the defend
ants.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wood of Brock
enridge were guests of Bishop and
Mrs. c. L. Wood over Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-04-01

Charles A. Sullivan, who has been
conducting a grocery business in the
Arcadia block for the past few months,
will move his stock to the building
which he has purchased from Vern
Wright, which is located at the cor
ner of Prospect avenue and Superior
street, just east of the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Sullivan has made many
friends since his start in business in
Alma and deserves the material sup
port Of large patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

ways 90 tho keystone state test inc
quality N any car. ae Pernrvivarfa.
thouEh Tho second state I1 population
ranks eighteenth in MILEAGE o. Im.
proved road Ohio. on fhr CONTRARY.
fas q hre system ~ hIfhvavr rama.
INK second in improved mileage and
fourth boz population Through me
Buckeye state fHr Lincoln UIrhwav
follows tho National Road. mani
miles Of which che state highway com.
mission haa rrcorHfru~frf with bricr
and concrete surface during the Iasf
twelve months
Some of .Ho interesting features ir
ffIs section are BROUGHT olf ir p ra.
bulletin .sauaf bv ffa American
Automobile Ass1c.afIon u fn pau
follows
Extensive @evravafiors near Coshoe
Ton Hrnm f1 prove that me mour1
builders and rrnhIrfur.r tribes r.
pyrm.es bad villages there
~ s~feubenvIIla. on ffa hiufa OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
MOTORCYCLE RACES
VIII eBHeld on Moundgville Race
Course Next Saturday-Msny
Fast Machines Entered.

Next Saturday the Moundsviile Mo
toreycle Club will stage some OF the
fastest races I've seen on the Mound
City track. They have prepared the
rack especially for the two wheel
d~are-deyils and from present indica-
tons n Is M OF the fastest courses
IN this vicinity. Handsome prizes
are being hung up a san inducement
Tor the riders TO AXE part and IL Is
safe to say that practically every
racing machine I'm the vicinity or
Wheeling will be on the track on mat
date.
Anon the local riders that will
participate in the event are the fol.
lowing: Emery Harold. on an Indian:
otto Ritz. on a Harley-Davidson: J..
Wasmuth on an Indian: ID. a.
Mikels. on a Thor: A. &. Davis. on a
Thor. n O.. n. Miller. on an milan
Others. II Is expected. will enter be-
fore the end of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
NEW OYERLANDS
Consignment Of "tsie" Models Re.
eeiVed at Local Ageney-6rouaht
From Toledo.

The Auto Sales company, located
on Fourteenth street, has just re-
ceived two large allotments OF the
new 1915 Model SO Overlands. The
manager of the frm went TO the fac.
tories al Toledo, Ohio. this week and
purchased nine Of the 1916" Model
six, OF which he. with a number OF
chauffeurs drove from the Toledo
shops to the company's storeroom In
this city. They are as fine a lot OF
machines as n generally sees, and
the price marked on the pasteboard
is $3.50 complete.
Mr.. Culver. representative OF the
Overland a for eighteen eastern
states was in the city this week and
told OF the coming OF the WHY'S
Knight the latest model OF its kind
and unseen yet in the local garages.
II is stated by the firm that the price
will be around $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

The American Automobile A@saocia-
ton has prepared a map Of probabfy
the most travelled section OF roads n
the country. DO contains the way
alone me south shore OF Lake Erie
which Do b main route for through
tourists coinE west TO- New York ana
The Fest Tho old National ROAD
throuEh Cumberland end Zaresvwe
~ WheelinR shown on tho north
end Of The map is greatly usad Dy
tourists g0ing POI Washington and the
Atlantic
The section shown. ou the accom-
panying map. includes tho mrgar
mountain regions 81 western Pom.
Eylvania and West V@Irrir.a. tho rou.
ing uplsnds of eastern Ohio and f1a
blur shore ~ Lake Ere.a sorbira.
lion ~ touring variety not rsarffv
found ln a section n equal area
Road conditions are nearly aa varied
a. 70 topography Tho mountain hiFn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
CYCLISTS OUTING
Ancient Order o. Gasoline sneezers
viii Picnic sunday. August
serauniich Day.

The Wheeling Motorcycle Club mas
decided on Sunday. August :. as the
day for holding their first annual pic
mic and outing. The place " holding
the AFFAIR will be decided on at a meet
ing Tuesday evening. II promises 10
be one OF the most interesting events
OF n present year. The COMMITTEES
In charge OF amusements Il planning
many things for the entertainment OF
those In attendance. They will 20 10
the picnic grounds early In the morn
Ing and will spend the entire day en-
joying themselves.
Earl Braunlich has offered 10 fur
nish the eats for the day. and ne
has selected as his assistants. Carl
Sells. Arthur Hubbard and Charles
McCluskey. II. @. Friedrich. A. ).
Pastors and Peter Roth will have
charge OF the amusements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
WELLSBURG

W~ELLEBUUg. W. Va. July 30-The
Van Croft farm. east N WcllsburE'
which was leased recently by the
Chateau DE Luxe Eilm company IL be-
INK put iu shape for the nrst picture
which viii be taken soon. A visit 90
the movie farm by an Intelligence re-
porter found u score o. men a. work
renovauuE the building. landscape gar
douers were busy repairing the lar
about the buildings. plumbers were Ut
ting the building and every preparation
o. being made for the taking 81 me
first icfu Director frank Eakcr.
who moved Co The farm recently has per-
.aOnaI charge ul the men Uu the grounds
ia supervising tho work. The scenic
artist ia having uu. 90 tH. buildings ut-
frI up and has already started bis paint
fHr fH. Nraf fIm The secretary
has his office nicely fitted and has
started hia work The stage OIL being
erected and .IHrf1rinua are wiring the
many buildings uu tho estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
SUNDAY RUN
OF wheeling Motorcycle Club viii Be
enjoyed Iomorro~-Many Riders
VIII Tour Eastern Ohio.

Many OF the members OF the
wheeling Motorcycle Club will make
a sunday u up the Ohio and return.
No set point will be aimed at. but the
run VIII continue until afternoon. On
August I the local club will be 70 re-
scented al the M%oundsville races with
an aggregation that Is sure to carry
away many OF the prizes. Those who
VIII race are J. p. Wasmulh. Emery
Harold. Otto Ritz, d. IL. Michaeis.
Oscar Davis and @. II. Miller.
On the day following these races.
Sunday. the local club will give a
picnic up the river. Plans are now
being made TO entertain all motor.
cycle riders in the city whether they
are members a the Club or not. Final
arrangements will be made next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
ONE BROWNS AND ANOTHER Is
RESCUED FROM WATERY GRAVE
TWO YOUNG MEN sEcome q.
rAUsTEo IN ONO RIVER.
One Rescued by crsppisS sey-wniis
white. the Victim. ~ss Cen
orally Popular.

Willie White. ass1 ~. colored. was
Drowned. and Ira Johns. one OF his
companions. was rescued after he
went down twice in the river. north
OF the suspension bridge. yesterday.
Both boys were endeasorng TO swim
the river. They entered IL from he
Island side, directly opposite the end
OF Eighth street. WHITE sank for the
last time opposite North street
William Smith. a crippled boy who
works az the Mahlke boat landing Al
Eighth street. heard the two boys
cries. and r0wed TO the center OF the
river. He reached Johns. FIRST. who
said. Get Willie. I can stand Il a
httle while longer Smith passed.
but seeing IL futile 20 try to get White.
turned and rescued Johns.
-Four swarm the River.
The two boys with Etzler Golf. Boyd
Snovden. James Neades md Bernard
Lee. had gone swimming shortly after
800 o'clock. No sooner had they en-
tered the water than the boys ban
tered each other 10 swim the river.
All started. and four succeeded IN
crossing but the other boys became
exhausted.
White Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louhafu Nnite. ana resided with his
aunt al No. i033 Morrow alley. He
was a bus" boy NJ the Hotel Mcclure.
having worked there for a number Of
years. lie was well-liked among the
colored residents OF the city. and also
In Martins Ferry where he had rela.
tives.
Leonard White. father OF the lad.
was summoned from his work TO the
river. A he stood on the bank at
the foot OF Ninth street. and looked
sadly into the river he exclaimed.
Well, Us pretty tough 20 lose your
ONLY boy hat way. Willie was a
good lad, and steady. He didn't have
any brother. but he leaves his mother
and sisters. Florence and Mary. and
me"
Police headquarters were notified
and Sergeant Worls was sent down to
make m Investigation.
Body Net Recovered.
Up until . late hour last night the
body OF young White had not been
recovered. and no organized encn
was being made TO secure the body.
Grief evland stated that tho whlrls
IN the river az present would make IL
fard TO recover but as soon as appa
ratus could he secured the river
would be dragged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
COLORADO PARTY
Family Stops In This City on Way
Home Travels over 1000
Miles.

Mr.. L. r. Lukens and family. OF
Denver. Coronado. made a short Z
In h CITY, having driven from Den.
ven 10 New York. and stopped In
wheeling on their nav back 10 Den.
yer. The party arrived at the Stan
lard Auto garage and reported having
1 very enjoyable time. no accidents
occurring during the entire trip.
The machine driven was a Hudson
SiN-cylinder forty-horse power en-
gine Of the 1915 model The distance
IL 100 miles was Travelled without
bling the transmission or dinerential
although u Is customary to re-nil
ibout every thousand miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
CYCLISTS GO EAST
Other Local Riders VIII Join
Those Already at Atlantic City
Will Leave Today.

Wesley House leaves on his motor
cycle oday for Atlantic City to JOIN
the party OF local motorcycle riders
which left last Sunday. Mr.. House
expects 70 be in Atlantic City early
Monday n not sooner. The tourists
who left last Sunday reached Atlantic
City Tuesday morning. Word has
been received hat they are greatly
enjoying their stay In the resort. They
are Charlie Lipohart, Charles Meaters.
Carl Snaberger. Arthur Dickman,
Thomas Garden and L. W. Hubbard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

a. the Se.tner clothing GO. has been
lflns lFrr.I fur "a short time Co. the seit-
hfr 'lothinr store 40 McMerhrn.
The steamer Reuben Uurbar went nm
n InurHnnf and landed Of the local
wharf. leaving O. cargo fnr local desfr~a
ford. che shoe man. be- ssfffr-
llb pn.rH uf rafurIs sf reduced prices
mat make them bargains fo viaevrr
..- lh'm Tho usf0rds are al from
regular stock. and arc az fafrsf gtyr.
and excellent quality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
CONFERENCE CLOSES

LANCASTER Pa. July 80 The
lost day session Of the twcnty-fnb
annual spiritual conference OF fbr
ministers and laymon of the Reformed
church 90 tho United States foot
place today Rev Dr David a Son
dors. of irwin. Pa. succeeded ur III
Robert Appel Lancaster. aa prosifert
Tho 1916 conference viii be- held hore
during The last week OF July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
STANDARD AGENCY
Receives Two Carloads Of New
Modelled Hudson Cars-Are
Pretty Machines.

The Standard Auto. agency for the
Hudson car has received a shipment
of two a loads Of the new 1915
Model" Hudson Skies.
The a Is a striking model, drabed
in the ev~er-luster finish with all mod
ern co-nveniences and complete In
every detail. II may be OF interest to
Wheeling autoists TO note that this
car Is decreased In price but increas-
ing in perfection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

N a Moore .f Beaver TaIIa "a -aa
f N..I.hurE business caller Ur FrIfar
Henry Infnrm. ~ H-arrraw..H d.
'ur fN. Wr.h end af the home I'D
'. 'r.'H'r NJ Latham nf frIa ..f.
fuIE. TT r. fn.Hba rf New MarfIru.
VILE e1a "a business caller boz Wl.ia ~
.r Friday
Ralph Jones Of sfeubsrvfra ohio !.
..fiuE I'H mother Ir this city
Word NHa been received fr fffa lff.
f ~Nrrlf' George Patterson nrHI.rl
safely in Mount Clemens Mich ana !.
ffEIHiDr.i &c fhr sherman house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

/ c. Brown. Cameron: z. j. Alexan-
der, Blueheld. Robert l. Archer.
HUNTINGTON; Dr. VI. r. Bell. Keyser;
Charles W. Luke. Cass: Cary c..
Hines. Sutton; NJ. c. Mcclellan: r.
L. Purdy. Fairview. c. A. Lemkuhl.
Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
NEW EMBERS
Several Names Added 20 Membership
Roll Of West Virginia Automobile
Association.

The following new members have
been enrolled In the West Virginia
State Automobile association. and
through Il. the American Automobile
association during the past week end.
ing yesterday:
Mrs. s. b. Elkins. E1kins: Mrs. Rose
Welty. Wheeling: $. u. Thomson.
Spencer: A. l.. Chambers. Smithield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

NH rNIhaaI.ur" CLUB held their an.
dual lIrnI. near waugh Dam ar Tf4rs.
t.''.l and r. .HIUn. RI fHrF. nur..
Der attending a nr. Time was rrr.rt.
o. which tnc aiIFhf rain lId not MAJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
RIVER NEWS

The river is again slowly rising Al
Parker tbe-c
Two feet rising a. Moreantovn 60.
stationary A. the local wharfboat
the stage Is 90. rising Work on the
"iickets at he MoMechen dam 10 bro.
rressinE rapidly
me Joe Fowler was up last even.
ing from Louisville Tor pIffsburrb
he Dunbar viii DO down from piffs.
1lrgh Tor Charleston az 9 a M. TODAY
The Liberty will clear TODAY AZ ff i1
p m Tor Matamoras and tho Express
VIII be in az z 3 m. from Matamoras
niver staqea
DAVIS ISLAND UAN-a4 fsrf rf.
'.'nnrF. clear
rENvrL-E- feet falling
~ ltEERsnrEG-7 feet STATIONARY
cloudy.
MgHGNNrowV 90 f.st stauorarg
OIL gTf.zII feet rising rf.ufy
WANHEN-ls feet. rising fai-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Chump-Were you ever at an aft
ernoon tea7"
Grump-No. but once I was in a
place where Is ph~onograhphs played
simultaneously" Harvard LamponP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

A fpocially strengthened wheel. car
ylng a iour-l Inch pneumatic tire mas
been invented for acceptance. A. many
ordinary wheels are destroyed IN land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
TENNESSEE BACK HOME.

NEW YORK. July 3O-The armored
cruiser Tennessee returned TO-DAY
from nearly a years cruise in Euro
pean waters IN relieving American
refugees In tho war o. She left
View York August z. 1914. with e.,
s6' 900 In Eold and returned win
$4,000 The balance vas diatrib
uted 90 needy Americans IN Turkey
and Asia Minor She nided also ir
r'scuinF nationals Of bellgerent %
tries bordering on the Mediterranean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

HUaf NJ U0faa
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-12-01
Death or Vim. u. Foreman.

Mr.. VIM. II. Foreman, mention of
whose serious illness was made in
last weeks issue of The Herald, died
at the residence of his son. Mr.. l..
p. Foreman, in East Hartford. or
Tuesday night of last week. He had
an attack OF something like acute
indigestion and was not i'll long. lie
was asst IS years at the time of hi.
death.
Mr.. Foreman was one of Hart
ford's most well known and respect.
ed citizens. He was always the
staunch friend of the little folks
the children-and many will grow
to old age remembering his kind
ness. He was equally as popular
with older people. Funeral ser
vices were held at the family resi-
dence "Wednesday evening, conduc'
ed by Rev. b. w. Napier, and inter
ment was at lakewood cemetery 'nea
by. The burial ceremonies wer,
conducted by the Masons of Hart
ford Lodge No. 675. He had bee
"A Mason for nearly fifty years