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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-10
9as @etrGnfeberbot in 3nflamb,

8ie oos fir Die 9ouer oes arie.
aes fir GuBIano erlaiienp @erboi
geiitiger @etrdnfe ipirft, ergiebt iit
Gus einem 8riefe, Ser Dem @iornaie
0'SStalia BON ibrem 8etersburger
aorreiponoenten Mrmmoe Barnett;
5ugebt. uanfdneIid~, idreibt Gar.
netti5 ybotte oas Mlfoboluerbot Nun
eer6are @rgebnilie. 9ie 9ronung
nrno Die SdneIligfeit Der MobiIma-
dung pur0en erbeblih 0oourd b.
giinltigt. 9lber nit ser 3eit lit bic
erite 8egeilterung berfIogen, osr
arieg 5iebt iid bin ut1o briiigt nidt
Ole erbofften @~rge6niiie uno 10 ma
den ii6 Die efpigen, bielleidt nil5cr-
ftorboren ltriadeu ser ruiliidcn
8runfiudt tuie0er bemerfbar; Der
8utfi miro mieoer Der 5reuao, pbnc
oeiien 9roftungen Die ruliiide Gecle
nidt Ieben 81 fonnen idei1t. Die Gl.
foboliudt 6es ruiiiIden Bottles b4t
fid in groBtem MnBe mo in Ser
ifaoliditen 5orm, in Der Sude nadl
griabmitteln, geauBert. Ser Ser.
brnuh oes oenatuierten Spirihls 9ut
p in Experimentation MaBe be,.
mebrt, ons Can De Cologne bat cine
gan5e Heibe bon 8ergiftumgen Der.
porgerufen, in 8abIreihen D0rfern
ilno Sale bon 9runfenbeit ufto Bel
eifting fogar our6 Die peridieoenen
Giidlerfirniife feitseitent poroen.
Dird Die 00rfer 5ieben S1noIer mt
Getrdnfens Die, man peiB niGt
fDorhus. 5uiammengebraiit lino, uilo
lofen Die goiiern nit ibreu 9erbei-
burgen an y9ommt, fommtl Gr9obi
eiidt Der &opf idninoelt eud .lto
es foitet penigi gs lit Elm outer
5relino lino better mie Butfil Siib,
iiib, urfo maft b~etrunfenl Mand-
mai lit in oieien Miidunsen aud
alfobol, Der ouf primitive @eiie in
Rr~ipatbduiern er3eugt lit. Die gail-
ern periufen ale Mittel, Inn Ben be-
naturierten Spiritus al entfGrbeil
uno beridieoene Observation-Disclosures
obne Die @efabr iofortiger gergif-
tung al erproben. go febrt aueJ
Die aIaee Der @ebeimidenfen mic
Der. Die infolee Der MonopoIgeiebe
rerihpunoen ipuren. 9as 8oIf be-
ginlt ipieOer 81 trinfen, aber itott 0es
%einpdnofrei BON Der gegieruno Be-
itiaierten Alfo6ols olleu moalihe,
Sduuib. Den Die SpefuIotion sur
@nsniiBung 6eS mnerbeiferlideE
@olfsIaIters erfinoet. SSn oen Std6-
ten, mo man nod nidt pie in Sc.
tersbira Den Nusihdnf bon @ein
mo Bier mieScr geItattet bot, 10 in
9fosfou, fomnlt nan orin9eno on.
tim Elm. Ratiirlih paat man nidlf.
bic Anfhebung oes MIfohoIberbots
oas fiir Sen gan5en arieg erIniien lit
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Der iiiHsite Bitter oes Giiernen
0renses.

Mm fdreibt aus Dem gliaB: 8or
einiger 3eit mliroe inter Die Sitter
nes Gilernen &rel5es elm @olmnrer
aino, Mlfons aoberle, eingereibt, nit
Der Wierfpiir0igfeit, oaB inn Die Slt
iignien oieies Groetts crit mad 8fuel-
einbalb Sabren m~lsgebdnoigt iperoeit
ioQerl. &oberIe lit n1mIidp crit 1879
Sabre aft un0 Die DECORATION oarf
beltimmlngsgenldB crit nab Dem Is.
2ebenslnbre 9etragen tperoen. Dab
Der Sunge aber bereits elm gor5cr
Mam i'll, gebt aus ben Mnmerfuneell
berDpr, nit oenen oas y@liaBaIotbrin-
glide Ghulblntt" Den leltenen Sail
begleitet. Ct lift ais Sobn zines
Eagners I'M M1i sd9O1 geborenl
,0as Sbreiben uno oas 2efen ilf ME
iein Sah' eeipeien." 3aum bradte CT
es bis aur bierten &Iaiie Der Bolts.
idnie. AIs es aber Rfjeg CAB, ga
mar oas mas fit i'm geinem fraf-
tigen S0rperbali beroanfte er Die at.
nabme dis Observation-Disclosures bei
ben &aofabrern. or nintmt an SUI
ltruftionsitnnoen tell lift boriiberge.
BEND BEL Der Moidinengetpebrabtet-
lung Oes &egiments Sec. 172 uno
erer5iert ipdter Dor Ser sSIltborfaierRs
in StraBburg. Son Ser eriten Gtap=
pc in Meb fpmmt er in's SeIo. Sci
ne @elenfi9feit nno AnpnIiungsfd-
bigfeit MAIDEN i'm gum Batrouinen-
geben hipnoerg geeignet. 0as @uf-
Indlen mno 8eobadten feinoli6er
Steaungen betreibt or nit auBerors
oentlid)em @cifid. 9ber ser iunge
Observation-Disclosures Ioa audi oie
lluannebmlihteiten ieines @erufeS
fennen Iernen. Sci Der Serme Gid
maInie@ nabe Der Shludt i6nappt
i'm cine fran5ofiide 8ntrouine uno
fiihrt Inn IN @efangenihoft. Gg
geIinqt ibm nber, pie6er 3l entihlii-
.pfen, uno ieine natiirlide &lreheit
biIft ibm aud nod ieinen Sruppen-
tell aus GROCER 8erIegenbeit al ret
ten. Hod Sfpci Eogen fam er ipieoer
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l1nlere &egiernng bat aIen III
Der Sauptlfoot Merico ipobnenoen
Mmerifanern ben Gat gegeberb Die
Staot gu oerIaiien. SIR granspor-
.tatior miro geioret meroell.
sSn Der eeitrigen aabinetsfis.
ing I'M @eiBen @auie tDuroe sic 2a-
.ge in Merico eingebeno beIprodcn
Die Senoung Der beioen ariegsi6iffe
mar oas ein5ige mas beihloiien MUIR
De. aomiral SIetder bot BEN Greu-
ger g@aibington1 uno oas Shladt-
.ififf Georgia" nad gera gru5 ge-
idift.
Sic Gnrran8a-Sruppen in Bie.
oras 0egras baben oie Gtaot berIail
lem uno ftnb nod 0uepo 2are6o
geeaneert. Die giider uub Dos Dr.
'dib Der 5taotpermoltung fino nadl
Ger dmerifani16en Seite geihafft.
&oninl Silliman bat Garranso
Die Note unierer 8egierung perIon-
lid itberreidt; garran5a bot bel.
iproden5 cine idriftlide @ltport su
geben.
Nus Gera gru5 miro gemeloet,
oaB Sbregon oie Sanptltaot aerauutt
babe. Die 3apatiitas iolen fofort
init Der 8eiebltng oerielben begonnen
baben.
Gle 8ertreter garran5a's in
.Nalbington peroHentlifen cine an-
Geblid BON Gbregon berfonamenee
Mitteilungs in Der oieier aae 8eifuls
otgungen, Die gegen i'm erboben limo,
als fali6 beItreitet uno bebauptct,
CAB Die Giailtas abiidtlid oieIe 2ii=
gen in ben Ser. Stoaten perbreiteten,
UNI Der Sadie GarranSa's All ld,aoell.
Ser General erfIart, oaB Sic Srem-
ben in Der Sauptlfaot in feiner &C.
fabr i6mebten, ooB Gnrran8a lie ouf
ibr gitten BON Ser grtraiteuer beireit
babe, oaB aber bieIe bon LINEN frei-
Diaig Die Steuer be5ablt bdtten; oa6
teine aonflifte 5tuiifen ibm rno III
ren borgefommen leie1l oaB er ME-
mails bic 5enonng bon 2ebensmitteIn
fto6 Der SauptItaot berbinoert uno
ME 2ebensmitteI aus Der Sauptftaot
fortgeldafft babe, nm iie fir o.ls
Seer 81 %DeripenOen; oaB bon eineml
w'angel an 2~ebenslnitteln in Der
&auptltabt niht Die Geoe iein f0nne,
Dab Sic gefangenen 9rieiter nidst
idIeht bebanoelt Diiroen uno ooB en-
aus ibrem eigelen Munoe oiesbesiig-
Idle @rfldrun9en gebort babe.
Nus Nitebo 2dreoo miro aemeI-
Oct, in 2are0o lei an 28iten ST.
brllar General @uaroiola erldojIcn
poroen, neil er i'm 9(priI, als Be-
f~eblsbaber Der Suerta Sruppen In
Gnebo Sare0o, Die Staot on5iinoell
lleB, als er iie raumen muBte. Gr
CAB ben Soloaten Ole i'm eridolien.
Den gefeH gum 6eueru.
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9, q. G q. 9.

Artlnft -
go. II Son Sou1tpn, @aeo iino gorpas
SO. Soon souifon nnO aii5fsuoriss'
80 5-@on goatum nn6 a%iiIfsaor ten
go. 42-@on aerrpiie sos ' i,urn'
No. 44-Soh aerrpiIe 1856 nad6la.
4bfnbrA
$50. 2-9aa6 SOuifon, Baco nno CORPUS
oDrIlt1 $40 BORN.
go. Na6 8ouiton nnb siiItenorfen
1896 tsfa4l1f.
$40. 6-Na6 goatum uuo sei~iftenorien
go. Al aa6 asrrpife 20 naas
60 43-Nad 8errbile sos 1sadif.
Co.
o. s. & 3. u. t5amlIinie.)
Nrfunft
go. 1o1-suniet aimiteo. BON gsp sg.
30 1o2 sliniet aimite0. t,un son SgaS
no. sdneusua. bon Nsip srlsa 1ss
80. s-sdneI5ua, bon Sci gio
SO. 9-@nniet grpreB, bon sep 9rs
$40. i0~GlinTst erpreB. bon gan ; Trsst.
CISCO se 1850 fIndjni.
abfa6rtA
go. Io1-@uniet eimiteS. mad 5aa
go. 1o2A9miet oiniiteb Aa1 SEN CrSg
Icons ..-. 44t00s BORN.
NO. -dnel5ig, mad Sci gaIe
30. 81 dnsasna. Ra4 net lkass
90. e5auist ezprsls nad4 gsa Ssans
80 iOwsanist erprsb naa sSsi n19 6rs
leans .sa.sss S,i1s00 itaduL
a.... gssturia aiblHsa
SO. so1-saou Soauu, 9Orf aapasa. Sic
torta ellero 8.2b iud1n-
MbfaHr-
So sO2-god susro, gEetoria, BORT
Sabaca, 8otitoA .7.tb sOrrn.
81, q. & 3.
Nad aorSsn- abfaart
Mo. 4E2ofnI 500 BORN.
No. 10-&dtb Qimite6 ...f0:00 nzpTn.
No. 26-aatD filter 900 isahnl.
Nufunft
ND. 26-&atb SIher TAB BORN
go. g. Qofnl -. .4.2b mdjni.
SO. 9-aatb simiteS $50 n0d6ri.
anoere 3iiae nnroeu ein9eiteM.
Santa Sc Is, &. s. 81. @epot)
Giifinft -
go, 7-@om NorDen .9:55 noriit.
80. Som &or0en .9:25 Hnhnl
Gbfabrt-
SO. 6-9dh Dem 3or6en 500 hadn't
SO. S-Iah Dem Noroen TAO BORN.
g. e., 1t. & O.
Anflinft -
| SO. q Son Corpus gbriIti 10 BORN
Son Corpus Ghriiti $50 abenos
g6Fdbrt
SO 1-gad Corpus gbri{i 1880 nornt
Sad Corpus gbriiti $3.50 a5enrs
rI
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Gottpnianren grobntsc.

8dIbelfolI, 9e1FetlI, D
Gpttpniaursn : EroDntsc.
Sun Antpnio, gey, 10. Mdra 1916.
&rima CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 43.
Gents per @nIone.
Stem gDrf, 10. @adr8 @ppt $3.50
nno $500; Idr5, $6.75 unb $500;
glpril, $500 ltno $685.; Mni, $500 nrA
$7.01; SUM, $7.07 ln0 $7.f3s Sui,
1924 n1b $7.25; @liguf, $7.33 MnS
$7.45; September, $40 nnb $7.45
Sftober, TAO un0 $7.44.
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9ittle Sem
Special 2nndes Zoe.
102 Sefferiun Ctr.

Gran Ghns. Mbredt, 1888 Oitsgorts
meree Sir, Gan Intorio. Seras, lieferi
frif6e 8lnmen, 9lumenifiiGe, Bouquets
uno Rflnn3en, 8eetsYflonsen cine Gpes
sialit6t. Eel Grodett 1892.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

ghsD. MHner, GefmdItsfabrer.
Ill Sones Gbemie, gegeniber Der 2ont
Star Brnlferei. San anfonio. Eeyns
ar Snbrifnnten bon allen Nrfen Co
~botDafer. Wi%neraltp1ifer nno pcrsiigTi&
oen polbefmunten 2itbia GeTteG
Rtioe gsiepiinne. 7rete abIiefrruns
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Or. IS. 6. Sirsel bat ieimc Office
nad 302 Sids-@ ebanSe perlest. aI-
ties Selepbom.
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@ir reparieren irseno Elm idaobai-
teS 9od; iebt it's an Der 3eit. Sat
@iifins, Gel. Srobis 1878.
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Inrm-yrD0nfte
DenlHIc.


aartoffelt. COLORADO II. Sbnbp, $f.60
rul0 $1.65 per 100 gfunb.
9Ibe &artoffeln, Serns, $3.50.
Wadsbobnen, per 8uideI So CRIME
8obnen, $3.50.
Somaten, aeras, a SCRIBE. $500 1mss
$t.25.
gierpflon8en. 1926 per gnfHel.
Beeten, 40c per gbb. <BiinDeI.
8eterfiIie, 40c per $50 @in0el.
Gpinnt. 4e per pfinb.
gnntnlonpes. go ino 65c.
Hlben, 3he II. Ace per RbS sayfn0ei.
SieS Rarft.
San anfonio, Ser. 10. Mdrs -1915
9dien $4.25 big $3.50.
&iibe $4.20 Bis $5i75.
adlber $5.25 bis $500.
8naen 1925 Biz 1928.
Sfafe $500 unD $3.50.
8ieaen $2.25 Biz $3.50.
ct. 2onig, 10. Mdra 1915. 8aino<
bieb, SeTasegieb, 1925 lrno S7.75.
Sdipeine $500 bis $7.15.
Gdute.
Sdtpere bonn S1Iadter 22 eta
Setdbte bonn Gblndter 22 cts.
grln 9elalaene .13M eta.
Wolf itnD Suds. 90 gta
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BammilupQe.

Gan antonio, Z 1916 Gents.
@alpeftpn. ae1tern, $50.
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Btrturia GibiF1a.
lMrfiinft j. sfW szl3fftEs44 aaknN (
SO. 8o1v4aon Soiion. 9Drf 2apata. Sic
tortd, Glero ...s8.2E tuxbin
SO. 3O2-gad gusro, gsetoria, gort
Sabneny 8otftcn ISIS sOrrn.
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ans ~11crifo.

l1niere Gesiernng bat alien III
Der Saltptitoot Merico ~ipobnenoen
Mmerifanern ben Hat gegeben Die
Stoot gu perlaiien. SIR granspor-
.tation miro geioret neroen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
STRIKE BREAKERS
in COAL FIELDS
RUMOR CURRENT THAT EASTERN
OHIO MINE OPERATORS
WILL WORK MINES
Places to BE Opened This Week. II
10 Sald-Day Men Cult az
Rush Run Mine.

II was reported on the Ohio side
yesterday morning that strike break
ers would be brought TO Eastern Ohio
coal fields this week in order that the
mines could be operated Manager
Noke. OF the Roby mines. stated yes
terday that he would take immediate
steps to bring men into this field.
The mines at Ramsey were operating
az usual yesterday morning with the
same number of men at work a. there
had been for the last two weeks. II
Is said that there are a number OF
men from the other coal fields willing
10 come To work under the agreement
made by the operators
IL was also said yesterday that the
day men who have been working at
the Rush Run mine since the strike
was called had been told by the man
ager 10 load some cars. as they de-
sired TO ship some coal, and the men
refused. II was said last evening that
all of the men had resigned. as they
refused 10 load the coal mined by the
men on the open shop plan.
The Federal investigators completed
their work at Columbus last Saturday.
but nothing viii be given out till they
report to the Secretary of Labor at
Washington. From the developments
OF the past week Il would seem that
the end of the strike is not yet in
sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
BOARD OF CONTROL To TAKE
UP CITIZENS VICE RESOLUTION
rHhT WAS ADOPTED ~ THOSE
AT TtE MeCUbio MEETINGS
SUNDAY
Mayor kirs ard City Solicitor sren.
nan Make No Staterent-Chie
leyianc Out Of CITY

~ was officially stated yesterday
evening that the Board % Control viii
this morning az it, regular meeting
take up the resolution passed AZ the
various McCuaig meetings Sunday
and which vas printed In yesterday
Issue Of The Intelligencer This resO-
luton demands that the chief OF Do
Ice take Immediate steps 90 close I'D
the houses OF prostitution and the
gambling dens Of the city n also de-
nands that tho mayor take the pre-
'ogntive and force the chief OF police
% DO this.
Mayor Kirk stated yesterday even
Ing. y DO not think ] care 10 make
any public statement az this time.
Jhe people known that ] am for law
enforcement"
city Solicitor Brennan said Il have
nothing To say concerning the resolu-
ton I have given the matter very lit
ue thought, being busy with other
Chief Leyland was out OF the city
yesterday and a statement could not
be secured from him. lie left his Of
bce Saturday evening and did not re
turn until last night. at a late hour.
Upon his return ne went Immediately
60 his home. and a statement could
not be secured from him.
The committee waited upon the
mayor yesterday morning and pre-.
sented Its petition. lie aud tho com
mlttee we're I'm conference practically
al the forenoon upon the question.
Neither side seemed disposed TO say
anything concerning the outcome OF
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
ITCHING ECZEMA
COVERED ENTIRE
BODY, RESIN0L CURED
Could Not Sleep. 3 Remedies Had
FAILED Res.nol Stopped itching
Immediately

Boston. Waea. Aus rf 1919 ..Nv
entire body. even mg DyrIida. vas com
pletciy covered with blisforf a. Isrsc
as O. pea When one would burst water
would come from b.. and then DO would
turn into q very painful sore The
burning and Itching were something
terrible. and 7 COULD not sliced
nor rest think . had one of tho
worst cases Of eczema e human being
ever had
% used eight different kinds Of rom
edleH without success Hrr tried
h'sinol Ointment and ResIn1I SOAP
and BE- stopped the Itching nNrDf
AIELf. J. gradually noticed o. chance
Tor The better soW . am frfr.Ig
cured. and ann without pimpIo or
hInmish ON any part % my BODY
tSIEr'dI Edward 3 NrCnUarh Ffa
River ST.. Nsrapan ReisuoI Ointment
and Resinol Soap are sold hv an drug.
Eists. F0r samples. free. write fr Dent
o. E'.ruI Baltimore. SGD Adv
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STRONG SUBJECTS CHOSEN BY
DR.. MCUAlG IN TALKS MONDAY

the time wnen your son and mine.
asked where he learned the art Of
self-control-how to be strong and
swcet-shall be able to make answer
WIN the same glow Of pride. In the
house OF my father. learned / it,
The concluding address of the night
was delivered in the Y. VI. G. 4. buId-
ing beginning at . o'clock and lasting
until after II o'clock when the sub.
Jet What Education Does a Man
need for Marriage was delivered In
connection with the address. many
questions were asked bv tho Non NJ,
attendance. which were answered Nv
Dt. McCuaig. The meeting was well
attended BY the men and great inter
ett was taken In the various questions
discussed
The meetings Of Or. McCuaig Will
DO continued today in the First Christ
ian church at the usual hours which
nave been announced
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The meetings OF Dr. McCuaig held
IN the city yesterday afternoon and
last night were attended b. large an.
diences and great interest and enthu.
7iasm were manifested tn each ~ the
meetings on the part 81 those In AZ.
tendance The FIRST address 81 tho AZ.
iernOOn was delivered In the First
Christian church a. 2 80 O'Clock 10
Tho women on The subject "Naffve fu.
ltincts in the Child ~ $3.50 o.rIork
Tho address was repeated for tho hvr
mess women 81 the city
The address Fivcn fn tho rIref
Christian church sf - O'Clock bv ur
NcCuaig. before a large audience on
tho child. wac n magnificent doIfy.
GRANGE. and could not but apneai 90
alI who heard g. Tn conclusion. Ur
Nrfuaig said
Let me tell you story % fs tho
Keynote 81 THE battle OF faith. the
noise ~ which Dr. beginning fu be-
heard today from Naw York t0 San
Francisco ~ is The story az Han.
nihal When Hannibal was bur nine
Years Old his father. Tho great Car'ha.
gNnian general HamIlrar. was called
- spain. Little Hannibal enfreatrd
h's father % take him with him 10
-ar. ffaWTrar was au frduIrarf
father and could not resist the plead
70 Do little Hannibal. aO. uledF.
nF him f1 eternal rnmitv arafraf
-nmn hn ravo consent and took him
To after years, when mo riory ~ the
srraf Hawilgar had been cast into fhe
shadow bv mo riorv IN ffr rrrsfcst
general Carthage ever had the graaf
Hannihal. and they asked him whore
ho learned The ART 81 war. tho GLOW
~ pride manffed hfa check AZ no
replied f learned 40 in tho fsnfs Of
my father So look forward rr
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change will occur. The LARGE
wagons and auto trucks, that have
been seen for sometime past,
passing along the city streets.
laden with cases and kegs OF beer
and other intoSicsnts. will pass no
more. Their time has passed.
They must be withdrawn from the
trade and used for other purposes,
or they will be eonfseated by the
state and the owners will be pun
tshed severely.
Officials Determined.
The ruling is the most drastic,
IS SAID. ever issued IN the
State, and its effect will be dumb
founding to many. The State Of.
feials are determined - enforce
the law. as Il appears on the
statute books and will lend every
effort 20 seeing that there are no
violations.
The telegram which appears
above is self explanatory, and Il
IS thought that the officials Of the
various companies will issue
orders immediately for the en-
foreement Of the law. The order
was received yesterday and pc
ruseu carefully BY agents and Of
heisls Of the various con1parics.
Burns e Church, local express
hrnn. posted It's notice IN its office
that each employe might see Il
and understand. a similar tele-
gram notice, received by the Ohio
Valley Express Company. situated
on Main street near Tneiftb and
the Penn Express Company. re
Gently organized, was read and
understood.
Not Up,sp.e,.d
while not wholly unexpected
BY the transfer companies, never
the less 10 came as rather a sur
PRISE 20 them. they feeling that
they had been carrying on their
business lcaitin- stely. Just what
action will b. taken BY these com.
psnies is rot known. they refusina
20 volunteer any statements on
their possible actior.
However Mr.. Church Of the firm
% Burns and Church, intin,ated
that the case might be fought. I'D.
though he refused 20 make posi-
tive statement. The agents Of
both the Adams and Weils.Farao
Express owpanies stated that
they had not received their
notices last nioht.
Mr.. o W. Harnahs. agent for
TIE Wells-Farpo Express Company
mere. SAID that his compa had
tired 20 obey every letter Of the
law ss proDounded By attorneys
and he did no. believe they would
receive TIE order.
Prosecuting Attorney hddIrr1ar
10 out o. town - the present
time. ard moth ma could be learned
from him az O. Wha' further move
would be made 10 fh- order ie no.
oheYrd This order will strike
deeply several DcrFors In this city
Who have been crdrriru thrir
liquors and having 70 delivered 70
their houses
Devclo Du7rnts Will be awaited
in the case with Interest. and u
Wit not be surprising n InIunc.
tons similar % ones allowed by
Judges sturuiss. Raymond and
NaTWeN. will be asked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
A SENSIBLE WAY
TO CURE A COLD
AND STOP CATARRH

You'll never know wharf you are
missing until you try NOSTRIOIA for
Colds. Nasal Catarrh. Hay Fever. Sore
Throat and kindred affections.
A small tube will be enough 70 try.
All druggists now sell and recommend
NOSTRlOLA for Colds and Catarrhal
troubles. and u is so simple and sen
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lle nOstrils and air passages are
the breeding places FOR germs. When
tho mucUs membranes are sore. m
famed and sensitive you catch cold
easily. and colds lead to Catarrh. Hay
Fever and kindred affections. All need
NOSTRlOLA az a preventive. Got n
small tube o. your druggist TODAY.
and you'll wish you had tried this
simple treatment sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
CRITICAL MOMENTS.
What the war teaches.

Every life has its critical moments
There are times when n mans health
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Good blood means good health.
good health means strong men and
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
MAXWELL FUNERAL
Mrs. Margaret p. MAXWELL Funeral Held
Yesterday Afternoon Prom DauEh-
tors Home on Island.

Funeral services were held over the
remains Of Mrs. Margaret Picrson Max
wei. yesterday afternoon. at 1 o'clock
~ the home Of her daughter. Mrs. j. X.
Lake. No. 20 Virginia street. Rev ".
q. Hartinger. 81 the Thomson Nf T.
church. offtciated- Mrs. Elsie Fischer
kincheloc. rendered two beautiful seIec-
lions. Lead Kindly Light" and Pace
q" Face" The following sons and grand
sons acted "a pail bearers. sons. j.. y.
Maxwell. Thomas r Maxwell grand.
sons. y. Alex Maxwell Paul Maxwell
Harold g Maxwell. and sidney ". Lake
lntcrment was in Stone Church GENE.
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-19
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