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RUSSIANS
Continued from FirIt PagsJ

front whore even the counter often
sive In East Galicia. which evidently
was planned to divert the Russian 81.
forts from the pass. seems to have
been prosecuted with little energy.
The people OF the dual monarchy
are said 10 be greatly cheered by the
number Of German achievements
passing through Budapest. on the way
To the Carpathian front 10 take part
In the operations. which are now be-
lleved 20 BE- In charge Of the German
general stan. The whole campaign
in the East plvOtz on Uzsok pass.
where the stroGerman forces are
In such great strength that the Efforts
of the Russians 10 reach the Hungar.
Ian plains are likely 10 BE- prolonged.
French Are Satisfied.
Tn the West. the French apparently
are satisfied with their recent sue
cosges between the Mouse and the
Lorraine frontier. and claim only 10
have come In contact with the Ger
man ENGAGEMENTS In this region or
hcial German reports assert that Dc.
termined attacks By tho French have
been repulqed along this sector
Probably no session Of the British
parliament since the opening 81 the
war has been awaited with keener In
terest than the sitting which will be
gn tomorrow a dry ENGLAND. I'M
known except for O period Of two
years 100 years auo. is not beyond Tho
possibilities. but the government has
given not the slightest official hint as
To what action may BE- expected in ita
undoubtcd determine IN attack the
problem restricting the consumption
or alcoholic liquors Several days
arc an opposition paper published a
forecast of the government plan.
which. 10 asserted. contemplated tho
prohibition Of an liquors except hght
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CONSIDER REPLY
TO GERMAN NOTE.
STATE DEPARTMENT GIVES so
tNTtnATtoN As TO WHAT
Vt WILL CONTAIN.
eernstorrs Memorandum Said To
Have Been Made on instructions
From His Government

WASHINGTON. April I3.-State
department officials were considering
today the recent memorandum of the
German ambassador Count Won Bern
storn on the question of the shipment
OF foodstuffs and the expectation OF
arms but no intimation was given as
TO the character Of the reply TO be
made.
In the communication submitted by
the German ambassador, there was no
statement as TO whether the commun-
ication was sent by direction OF the
Berlin foreign office. As a conse-
quence there was a disposition in off,
cial quarters TO look upon the memo
randum as a statement OF the personal
views OF the ambassador. Since then,
however. Count Bernstorf has stated
publicly that he acted on instructions
from his government In framing the
memorandum although this informa-
ton has not been communicated 20
the United States government
Attitude We'll Known.
The attitude OF the Washington gov
eminent on the expectation OF arms
has been set forth In various state
ments from the state department
since the outbreak OF the war. The
position assumed Is that citizens of
the United States sell on an equality
to all belligerents. foodstuffs. arms.
ammunition and all classes OF contra
band but do not undertake to deliver
these products. Responsibility for
delivery or failure to deliver rests
with the naval forces OF the beIli-
gerents.
The proposal TO forbid the expor-
tation OF arms is viewed by the Wash.
ington government as likely to en-
barrass the United States in the fu-
ture. for in the event OF complications
with other countries. II might find
the market for arms BORED in other
lands because OF any action taken by
the United States during the present
struggle.
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New MartansviIls sr,.f.-

Messrs W. Postlewait. j. A. Gorby
And And g. Kisieg were Wheeling visitors
Mrs, George Harmon Is visiting r.la-
'ires IN Car ksburg, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Isenbarth are visit
Maple avenue.
Miss Ira Richerson is visiting her
g.Tran,dparents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. SyeTs. OF
Mrs. Thomas Sornsen f. visiting rela-
yves IN Grafton. this week.
MT X. -. Wright and Bowers, of Read
or. were business visitors In the city
Mr.. z. Anderson, Of Friendly. W. Va.
Is tfansacting business in the city.
John Knight was a business visitor
In Warrington, Tuesday.
friends IN Wheeling over SUNDAY. 'i
Mrs curtis. Of Moundsville. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. schmeid. OF Maple
Mr. Theo. Baldensberger was called 10
jamestown. y. Y. on account OF the IN
ness of his son. Leroy
Mr.. r AukrOn was in Wheeling Mon
day. looking after business for the Sing
er Sewing Machine Co.
Miss Edith Mercer spent the Weekend
as the guest offriends In wheeling
Mr.. Samuel Fisher was a wheeling
victor over Sunday.
Misses EalnOr Martin and Grace Walt
guests or friends. 'i'o
W. 2. Whartin was a business visitor
IN Waverly, w. Va. Monday.
MI John Moore. OF Pricetown. was "A
business visitor IN the city. Monday.
Mr.. ~. b Eberly. h. 4 .. engineer
rom Wheeling, was "A business visitor
I'm the city. Monday.
AIR Henry Wrist teacher IN the High
school at East Liverpool, H. visiting his
parent, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wrist. OF buiin
Creek
Mrs VIM. Brast. Of Parkersburg. has
returned TO her home after spending
some time IN the city a. tho guest of her
daughter. Mrs. \. ,. Turley
Howard Moore. Of Hastings. who Is at
tending school at West virginia Univer-
sity. IL spending a few days ia the city.
MIs Albert stamm. OF ClRrksburg Is
Visiting NJ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stamm. Of Locus street
Mrs. Geo. Barnett. OF Beus Run. f.
visiting friends In the city.
Rev. Homer kumgarduer was visiting
MS parents In Clarkshurg. Monday
Mr.. James Enty, Of Wiievville was a
business visitor IN the city. Monday.
MI Fred Maurer, OF Wheeling. was a
business caller IN the city Monday.
Mr. Jacob Morgan. of Veto. " Va
was In the city. Monday
Or. q. W Caldwell was In the CITY
Monday looking after business
Niles Merwl Martin. Of JaCkaonburr.
passed through tho city on her wav
home after spending some time IN Mid
dlchourn
Walter YeaRer. Or Pine Grove. is visit
Ing his mother Mrs Charles Yeager. OF
Sir Chas. CiegF. 81 Parkersburr is
visiting relatives in tho city.
Mt. ID. vs.. Shields NJ BeIfafre. o. L.
Mrs. VIM. Dusrr. -
r. y. MrEluuWusg aud A. T.. Frarrfa
were Wheeling visitors over sunday
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ARREST FORMER
HIGH STUDENT
NJ. p. ATKINSON OF ELM GROVE.
CHARGED WITH SERIOUS
CRIME.
Said 20 Have EndeaVored 20 Pass
Worthless Check on Postmaster
Bodley Of Elm Grove.

Quite a sensation was sprung IN
Elm Grove yesterday evening. when
". =. Atkinson. well known out the
pike young man. and former star base
ball player on the Wheeling Hign
school team. was arrested on a charge
Of endeavOring TO pass faulty check
The arrest was made upon infOrma-
ton ~ Postmaster r. a. Bodley. the
warrant was sworn out by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney p. a. OBrien.
before Squire u g. Hobbs. and exc
cutcd by Deputy Sheriff William
Green
Young Atkinson was brought 20 tho
Jail. where he was released on bond
furnished by HE father. tie will b.
given a hearing today. but ~ is OK.
pccted that everything will be- settled.
The check FOR $3.50 is made payable
to Mr.. Bodley. dated Washington. D.
G., April I. 1915. and Is on the rrank-
lin National Bank
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Probate CourN

IN the matter OF t<s guardianShlp
OF Mary +. Fowler. application for au-
thortty to see notes. Sale authorized
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Loren Mayberry. Account Med and 2gth
or April set day OF hearing.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
Harriet +. Fowler inventory filed and
approved.
IN the matter Of the estate OF william,
Grimes. Private sale cf personal goods
and chattels confirmed.
In the matter Of the appointments OF
agent OF Humane Society OF Belmont
County. appointment OF Roy r. McMan-
mis- approved.
In the. matter OF Elias johnson In
quest OF lunacy.
In the matter Of the will Of Flora
Kaiser Jones. deceased. election Of Wild
over
In the matter Of the guardianship OF
Harold +. Hiukle and Sarah Margaret
Hinkle. account nlod and May 2sth set
AS DAY for the hearing.
In the matter OF the estate Of Mary
=. McIonkey deceased. proof OF publsa-
ton OF notice OF appointment filed.
In the matter OF Lenord Jones ador-
ton and change Of name
In the matter Of the estate Of Susan
ma tofer. account hled and MAY Goth set
as day for hearing
ID. W. Cooper. administrator. with will
annexed OF the estate Of Daniel Wagner
W. Elizabeth Wagner. 81 al Petition 10
sci real estate. order OF public sale set
aside and private sale ordered.
In the matter Of the estate Of susanna
Hofer order fixing collateral inheritance
tax.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ella
Duff. proof Of publication Of notice of
appointment filed.
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B00HER WINS
MoundsVille Boy Wins oratorieal
Contest at Fsirmont-Wil Repre-
sent W. Va. az Baltimore Contest

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. April ia
MILFORD Booher. representing West
Virginia university student from
MOundsville. won FIRST place IN the
oratOrical contest held al the Fair.
mont state Normal school TONIGHT
under tho auspices OF the intercoI.
legiate peace oratoricaI contest OF the
United states. BOohpr's subject was.
The CITY ~ Refuge" Miss Ruth
Bloom. representing Bethany college.
was second with her oraiorion. "a.
Plea For Peace and World UNITY. d"
r. ". Shumaker Of Wesleyan college.
was third With his Grafton. The
stride Of Peace"
The judges were Dr. !. g. Broom.
field. pastor Of the First y r.. church.
Professor Ransom Mackic. ~ tho
chair of history. Fairmont State Nor
NAL school. and Hon ~ o.. Butcher
Mr. BoOhcr. tho winner ~ tho con.
test. tonight will represent tho state
81 West Virginia al a contest similar
10 The one held here tonight ~ the
south Atlantic states. 90 b. held IN
The city ~ baltimore on April 30
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STRUCK MOTHER
coiored BOY was Finsd $40 ana COST
IN Police Court Yesterday.
Drunta Also Tinsd.

Nirril smith. n I9-rrar-uff rrfarad
lsd. ~ The second yard. was fined 800
and costs ht Iu1Fa Jordan ftrfs~fav
rn 1rning in police court. on e rharr. ia
Ilhlhh dug U"lNtf. Yesterday morn
lnE tho mother tried fo shield The h.,
hut With no effect Or is claimed thai
hc came home and said De had boon
hTRied up ard wanted bis revolver Th.
mother refused fu Co. HIr have ff AVID
De- struck her a doctor was called 10
relieve her SUFFERING
'Iiff Tracey and James Murrhy. drunk
were each fined e. ard costs
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BLACK HANDLERS
FATALLY SHOT
HENSHAW Nv. VA ITALIAN
COMES TO CHARLESTON TO
COMPLAIN TO COURT OF
ACTIONS OF MEN.
While There Word Comes That Men
Were Shot by Another Italian.
Murderer Resents Estortion.
special DIspateh 10 the Intelligencer

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. April 10
Mike Costa, shot through the groin,
and Dominick Murphy. shot through
the abdomen, were brought to
Charleston this afternoon from Hen
shaw, where they received their in
juries at the hands. il is alleged. Of
Bonnie Costa. brother OF Mike and
brother-in-law of Murphy. All are
Italians
About the time OF the shooting
James Gorilla. also an Italian arriyed
in Charleston and called at the In.
termediate court where he informed
Judge Henry X. Black that Mike Cos
Ia and Dominick Murphy. belonging
TO an organization like the BLACK
hand" had been compelling him to
give them his money.
Heard Of Shooting.
II was while Gorilla was at the
court house that Sheriff Bonner Hill
received a long distance telephone
call from Henshaw. telling him of the
shooting and OF the fact that the man
who did IL had made his escape into
the hills.
According to Corilla's story. Beanie
Costa Is a well respected citizen OF
the community in which he lives. and
that n Is his CCOrilla's) opinion that
the shooting came about through the
two men making threats against their
relative TO cxtort money from him.
Gorilla informed the Judge that
these men had threatened TO dyna-
mite his home in event he did not sell
his chickens and give them the pro-
ceeds
The condition OF the wounded man
is believed To be serious. and IL would
occasion no surprise II they both die
as the result Of their injuries
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TO CONTROL ALCOHOL SUPPLY

LONDON. April ~. 3 p m-Ihe
Evening Chronicle which ls en- close
touch with the cabinet. ssys the gov
eminent is considering plan for com
plete control ~ the Wholesale and re-
tail trade IN the domestic supply or
alcohol Tho plan the newspaper
adds. involves state monopoly IN
the manufacture and sale OF alcoholic
liquors
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES

We viii sell at public auction nj II.
shocks Livery n Sale Barn. at Fulton,
w. Va thursday, April 18th, 1915. com
mcnciug at ~ o'clock. noon. Consisttn,,
OF extra good heavy drafters from I5Lp
10 1900 pounds: 1900 To- ] 800 pounN
sood rugged chunks. farm and general
purpose horses and mares A few GOOD
driving horses. two good combination
saddle and driving horses. Two span
g"od young mules. weight 2iO0 pounds
per pair. Also harness for each span.
All horses sold ON guarantee TO BE- as
reprcsc Horses at above barn da a
previous To day OF sale for inspection
These horses are strictly Harrison Coun-
~. ohio, horses and will be Travelled
over the roads from Cadiz Ohio All
horses selected personally by ourselves
John $ Cortland N Son. Cadiz. Ohio.
ap-q-k
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Wednesdays Case.

The case OF John Lawrence vs.. The
Lorain Coal a Dock Company has been
postponed as has also the case OF Mollie
Reese W.. The City OF Bellaire. which
was TO be heard. The Plaintiff SAVE
that on the gath OF August 1914. there
was two streets. 2ist which runs east
and west and Union. which runs north
ana south and at the southwest the City
constructed and maintained a catch has
IN TO catch the surface water in time OF
rain The Plaintiff says that the basin
was almost square. The basin had a
grating over ~ TO bear up animals aud
vehicles crossing a.. The Plaintiff saws
that she was walking dong the street
where she had right TO walk and
stepped off at a proper place but In
stepping off she stepped Into the basin
which for a long time the Defendants
mad left uncovered. The Plaintiffs leg
was severely cut and her ankle was
thrown out Of place. The Plaintiff AT
the time OF the injury was earning $50
per month. but owing to her injuries she
was unable To work for a long time and
she also had a doctor bill Of SIS The
Plaintiff was asking damages to the
amount Of $1,000 and received Judgment
to the amount Of $500. G. =. Timberlake
was the plaintiffs attorney.
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VIOLATES HEALrH onD1uAHor.
gouth side Resident Has 700 NAM -,
and Lands in Tau

william Marshall ~ 80 f1fg Jacob
efreet wee arrested yesterday after
noon By Health Dfflcer Cameron. On n
charFe ~ violating section or ~ tho
liealth Ordinance. This section raflfsa
" he storing ~ rags and etc on prom
tses. lie VIII D. rivrn hearing before
Judge Jordan this morning other no..
rests FOR the evening wore Leon WriEhf.
drunk, ~ farum. ana Charles clark.
fisorderiy. b ftaper.
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beer. which would be manufactured
By the government
This prediction received some con-
hrmation tonight from "A government
organ. which declared that the domes-
tic business OF the manufacture and
sale OF alcoholic liquors is to become
a government monopoly.
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Petition Ynsd.

In the matter OF I've application N.
the saint Nicholas Greek Catholic An
tonomic church OF Barton, Ohio. for the
authority to incumber real estate Tbe
thurch says that II IL the owner OF Ger
tain real estate situated In tho township
or Colerain- The Church desires TO bor-
row money for the purpose OF raging its
debts due on the building Of the new
1hurch- The church desires TO issue
sixty bonds OF the denomination of 500
each and 20 be payable In Ave years. Ths
petitioner prayS for an order authorizing
X 10 encumber its real estate TO the
toned above
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ITALY TO SUPPORT sssvlA.

LONDON. April 49, 2.1g o. m
After prolonged NEGOTIATIONS. SAYS
the Daily Mall Rome correspondent.
Italy has agreed with the entente
powers 10 support Servias claims 10
an outlet on the Adriatic coast
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 10 Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mer.
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which is vested In said Board
contracts Will be awarded 10 the low est
bidders, quality considered. and other
thlngs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1a-l-O Charleston. West Virginia
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The Physics class OF the local high
school have been for sometime having
ments. The class will commence TODAY
on the old plan OF recitation one period
and experiment the second. one OF the
periods for the last week has been used
as a practice period for the senior PLAY
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The two transfers were made IN the
Recorders office on Tuesday.
William Ford to Joseph Paw and
Mary Paw. tract Of land In the village
OF Lansing; consideration $40.
Mary \. Reese TO Julia Herzberg and
Sadle herzberg n lot y. the city OF Bel
laire; consideration 81 500.
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me hrst game OF the season was plny-
ed saturday afternoon by the High
school and the Ex-High. The Ex-High
won by a score OF Sc. Everyone is in
Nlted TO attend the game. Como out and
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damages 90 the amount OF $4,000 was
given judgment In favor OF the plain
tiff FOR the sum OF ssg3.55
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REPUBLICANS MAKE A CLEAN
SWEEP In WELLSBURG ELECTION

WELLsBCRG. W the
erected
o a
lows.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va. April
ne many friends OF Mrs. Sophie
iroost We're sorry to hear OF her sad
aeath. which occurred last Friday. Mrs
, Iopst mas been III the greater part OF
me winter She was eighty years OF
age. she left "a daughter. Mrs. John Van
lamp ana two sons, Mrs. O.. Probst OF
this city; and AIR. Victor Probst, OF pr
lieasant Creek. interment was made an
the FAMILY cemetery. Sunday afternoon
on ~. pleasant Greek
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EMBALMER. (
ti22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
&. J Bertschv Nat Phone iqrq-R
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligencer will be found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stano
Aaln street lannon's Cigar and Fruit
sIand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand, John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot
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Breummer e. HiIdebrsud

FUNERAL Directors and EnbAirnera
Corner Market and Twerfv-ser0rd qta
Telephone ZoI. Ouen day and night
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More than 600 rHf.rfa have tr.r o..
sued Do. The United states fur drt los
Intended fo hlrueFs tne power OF s.a
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST CINfESV1LLE o.. Aurr Ia
nero VII ho a special meeting ~ tho
finndief cuurrerTftsn 81 fnis place 0I
sunday morning. April fe 90 which over.
member N the church ie asked fY Hf.
tend. The meeting ia fu decide Nhesh.
er the congregation viii build Il uoa
ChurCn Or repair the odd one Tna
church ie rather ola and n new church
D. really needed but if th. old ono r4n
De hEed ur 10 viii Do better fHau frr
HN DO nov stands DO Ia not known
hen the repairing Or building Will com.
menc2 if The congregation decides on DO
lnt 10 o. Thought that 10 VIII Io some
Time this summer Do ie rrarIHflV dsafr-
81 That lII The members attend on Saba
barn ana give their vote 600 tho matter
a. " should D. decided af once
Cemetsry Case Ends.
ne cemetery tH.U fHff has o.HI.Ufaf
tHfCn dnNa Dob court came Co. nu rud rra.
fgfnnF with "a verdict In favor Uf tho
NniUfIff Tho case WAS f.InWunt trrHf.
tory 81. IlnfHIu Cool mining rnmrHut
Ihr Cemetery 1H.UrIltfHn claimed ff4f
fnn cemetery was injured ns smoke anH
caH cnlitffl from tho mines Hud engines
nn fNr railroad tuf for this however.
hoy wrrr unable fn got ANY dumarra.
lN. CHARGE placed upon the trmrnrv
iNff boz making fUl they lutroHrHrI
upon tho cemetery gr0unds and doing
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DIED


TURHER-on Mondav. April 70. 1915. Of
20 O'Clock % m. az Weston. vs.. Nn
MRS AMELIA TI RNTR ,vfl.ov I'D
ne late Alex Turner. in the 4fth year
~ her age
Funeral Thursday at the simpson " b
church. Friends Of the family invited
Co attend
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Orchestra To bethesda.

The 81. Clairsvillc orchestra received
the contract 60 furnish the music for
the Bethesda high school commencement
70 be held on May LIST
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oANNOH-pn Monday. April 70 1915
ai 30 o'clock a. m. 81 tho famif.
residence. SO. 1864 Chnuffme sfra.I
EDWARD D. GANNON. AGED Ga year
Funeral "wednesday morning al 500
o'clock REQUIEM hiFh mass no Sf
Joseph cathedral q o'clock Friends
90 90" family respectfully invited o..
attend. luterment At calvary coma.
terry.
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ZOE znxr-rvo oAoao. Dwellings.

No. SOS Main St.-s rooms z baths
laundry and cellar Handsomely fnished
LIFE size mirrors ia every bed room
Modern and up 20 date.
No. 10 Fourteenth St rooms. hath
laundry and cellar. Electric lights. one
city.
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Wanted to Rent

s.room house In City must be CEN
hally located viii not object 20 10 rooms.
or rooms I'm city. centrally located
We can get you an elegant tenant n
you have what they want. VIII take
possession at once or the lrat Of May
We have a beautiful Martins Ferry
mouse Tor sale At remarkably cheap
price. centrally located.
Phone US and We will call and see
what you have.
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PAUL & WEIGH

oensrai Real Estate, Fire Insurance
Room s14 German Bank nag.
Bsli 1851. National eva n
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PERSONAL

hAkf MANoLOS. your baby died at II
o'clock. April 18th. 1915. Please come.
!. Mary Bon Elm Grove. sp-i-i
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AUTOMOBILES

specialists on automo-
oiles. Lukens. p Tenth street
ap-1-3ot