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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-06-26

ri6tet peeen Der 9tttionen oes QrGz
lioenten ge9en Wterito, in peldem
nit oler moglihsn Oeutliafeit uno
nit srGBtem Nadorut srtldrt ipirb,
oab Die SoaiuliItiI de Bar
tel lid ieber' Benz affnst E II
Snterpention NIT olIsr
U} d t ~ Der eben tperoe.
u6alls 10 Die Der itedte gsbeutung
Sbrer psrdnosrten Stelluna sur meriz
taniiden Situution gu periteben lit,
lesen mir Den gehornii6ten YroteIt
9e9en SIR ManOot elm, beiBt es in
Dem WemoronOum. W0rtlib miro
Dem prdiioenten 9elast: nSn Der an
2. SUM- bonn WetBen Sous perfunbten
Grtldruns iagsn Sic, Mlsrito lei
om 8erbun9ern. Wir ertldren, b E
Wer. g tanten bunser Die
Sunoesregierung iollte iih eber Oorz
Inn bemiiben, na4 Den 3ultdnoen i'm
eigenen 2onoe 81 ieben unp Ii6 niht
nm Die 9ln9elegenhsit Wferitos finn
mern, tnbem 7ie 1h in Die innsren
2ln9elegenheiten Der Na6bar Ndz
tipn einmiIGt. Sn ben Ser. Staaz
ten iino W}ilIionen lpegen Winngels
zines ppitens sir llntdtigteit per-
Dammit. Wir lpiiIen ni6t, pie piele in
ben ollntlen Seilen unierer Stdpte
perbungern, aber Die 3abl oersr muB
bel peitem gr0Ber lein, als Die Dsrer,
bic in Meritp glpt leiOen.
ngSir iinD Der Meinuns, onB be-
naffnete Snterpentipn in MteritD
burt, Die Ser. Stanten prattiid) Die
Grmoroun9 Der 9tIpirationen bes fret
heitsliebenosn merituniihen Yoltes
beoeutet, in Dem 9leihen MnBs, pie
es Die Gntisnoung Ser Sruppsn nod
Wsit 9irsinio, W}ihisan, Colorado
uno unoerlpGrts Die llnteroriitun5
Der iopffnuneen unIerer eisenen Siirz
ger beosutete, uls lie um beilere 9lrz
beitsbepinsungen, bei1ere 2obne uno
immer erDbere inouitrisue 5reibsit
ranaen."
Oamit WiIipn iid nidt bstla9en
brouht, er nihe ni6ts nit ieiner 3eit
onSufansen, lpenn er niht nuh auz
BEN Srubel MAIDEN borf uno er auh
teine 9lusreoe fat, niht su pifen.
nie uno tpo er iih i'm Snlanoe be-
tdtigen tDnne, puroen tbm sipei 9ltz
tionen nubeselegt, nit penen es 3sit
tpdre, nidbt in Wieritp, ionoern in
Colorado sinsusreifen. Die eins sltz
tipn forosrt, pnb nit osn tprrupten
9eamten in Colorado in Der sleiden
Wsile pprsegansen iperoe. tpie nit oe@
nen in 5erre 0aute, Die ins 9uhtz
baus ipanpertsn, uno ferner ipirp pers
lanst, oab oisieni9en unter slntlase
9elteut lperben, 9e9en bic oas Seneisz
material ourd bic 0erhore uno I'm
teriuhungen Der 9unoes Snoultriez
HpmmiNion outage sefOrpert lpuroe.
9ier Oronuns su MAIDEN, lit nittis
ger ols Gnslano bic 2aitonien aus
Dem 5euer oss Welttrieees gu bolsn,
ubsr fir bas SntereiIe ameritaniiher
Hapitaliten lih an ben ShlGatereien
in Megito gu beteilisen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-06-26

2ebrperlonen, lplpeit tie init benz err
5ieberilden Seil Der Sbularbeit perbuu@
ben iinD ais ald Der Dfad)t Den Sd)ulz
ilperintenoenten unb ieinen slliiltenten
5,l lpdblen; @ieberanltellun9 ber 2ebrz
perionenperionen 5,l setpabrIeiiten.
Die MDslidteiten fir bie 0erbeNez
runs Der 0erbdltniiIe, unter oenen
Die Nrbeiter leben, iinp eng beerenat,
iplunee bas topitoliltii9e Spitem
beItebt. Oesbolb tonn Sbie grbeiz
terIdaft nit benz ssgenlpGrtigen SDz
item niemals 5rieoen MAIDEN. Die
Sp5ialiitiihe Tortei fdlnpft Sic
&Gmpfe Der 8eeen,uart IN ser
Nbiidt bic 2lrbeiterldoft gu eraisbsn
unb gu bis5iplinieren, nm in @egenz
lportsleiitunsen ienen @eiit gu fdafz
fen, Der notluenOig lit fiir Die Gr=
reid,nng ocs Gnb5iels - sic 9eicl-
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-06-26
2(rbeiter ab>ni<rt, l<iet ,t> perbr<itet >az G<b>

tisuns oss tapitaliItiiden Spltems
unb Der Grri9tung elmer auf Gez
msiniamteit oufssbouten tommuniitis
iten 9eiellfdaft, in pelder bos
@olt al ole Wfittel beIiBt unb bemoz
trotilh perpaltet, Die CUR 9erporz
bringing uns @ertsilung pes Rsias
tums notpenbig ilnD.
MQe, bic erfakt iino BON ben
Wciit fir cine nene WeIellid)aft, in
sucld)er Nnsbentnne nno lire DC
inltate, Nrmmt mnh GlenS Der Mr.
better nidr mebr iein merbcn, ci=
ncr 6ciellid,aft, in welher Bleid'
beit unb @cred)tisfcit rcgierea
uiro, bic in Sas 2aieiu iene Wittei
brinat baf WcnIdDlidJfeit unS
Sriiberlidfeit audi mDslid, miro,
iuacn Scr So;ialiitiid)en Eartei
ibrc llnterltiitung geben.
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Cine ernite Mabnuua.
6 in trttt frei.

Seit Der 8ries in europa ipiitet,
Die Hiiltungslieferanten uno Hu=
ltun9sbeser in slmerita pas 2ano
nit trieseriihen 9ertpidlunssn uno
unsebeuren Wtebroussaben fir mill:
tdriiche 3pede bebroben, bat bic 60
Stuliltiihe partei nit ollen ardften
9eurbeitet, um Die breite MalIe Der
gepolterun9 por Den lie bebrobenben
gjefabren gu be IhiiBen. Wus teine
politiide Yartei oes 2anbe5 sepust
bat, Die SpsioIiltiide partei bat es
slei4 BEL 9(usbru4 oes arieses se=
ian, gu foroern, OaB ieoe Dirt 9(us=
fubr nad europa iofort bis na6 Sez
enDtguns bes Grieges perbpten peroe.
So ma6tppa bic i'm enn5en 2onoe
oeronitalteten 5rieoenstunoeebungen
Der Sp5ialiitilden partei 9leih BEL
s(usbruh bes 3rieges selpsisn iinO,
ioOiele 3sbntaulsnOe bon Sriefen unO
Selegrammen oulnuls bon Sp5iuliz
item unO lo5ialiltiihe Sr9uniiatipnen
in Waibington eingeluufsn iinO, 10
trdftis leitber pieDerbolt in 9lttioz
nen iiber oos gon5e 2unD pon ben
Sp5ialiiten gegen Die 9lusfubr uno
gsgsn Die &rtegsz uno HiiitlngsheBer
oes 2anoss proteltiert uno oempnz
itriert lpuroe, metr nod muB 9eihez
fen.
2eioer 1ino es bic Sp5ialilten al
lsin, Die oieien aampf fiibrsn miihen.
Die 9rpbe Wtuiie oes arbeltenpen
Nplfes lit nod 10 politiih Indifferent,
onB lie feline Ihnung bon ben e5efobz
rem bat, in osnen oas 0unb idlpsbt.
Die 3eitungen unterhulten oas Bolt
nit Stanoul unb Sport ouer Nrt.
Sir Die politilhs gr5iebung oes
Woltss lit allein Die io5ialiltilhe
Yre1e tdtis. Die biir9erlihen politiz
ihen Yarteien iinb nur Wablma=
ioblnen uno nihts ipeiter. llno ielbit
oie fremoipredissn 9pItsmaiien, TO-
peit lis ni6t iosiuIiitiid iino, seben
iih oamit sufrieoen. Die Soaialiltiz
lhe Yartsi erfiilIt troB alleoem thre
Yflidt.
@esen Seuti hlanb rihtet iih oas
9eIdrei Der 8rie9sbeBer in ben eng
lii9 ssidriebenen 3eitun9en uno bel
Der Rssieruns in @albinston iino Die
Yertreter bes eroBen aopitols boran,
elm bsipaffnetes Ginihreiten Der Der
einisten Stoaten bon Noroamerita in
Merito gu erreiten. uno ipenn es
momentan oen Mni idein bat, es iperoe
! in benz apnflitt nit Oeutldlano gu
teinem 9lbbru9 Der 8esiebunsen tpmz
men. mag bic 9lbiiht Der Resisruns
in Waibinston, in Werito Orb
nuns" gu MAIDEN, oabe1 teine serinet
Houe fpielen. sSn Dem aampf eeser
Sriea unb &rieesgefubr mub Die Pr:
beiterfdoft bes 2anoes oesbolh lebt
ipesen Merito beipnoers mahian
fein.
! Die Nationaltomitee Ser SoSia
liItifdsn partei oes 2anOes bot ir
ben lebten Sasen an bic Hesierune
bes 2anbes elm Gebentidreiben &C.
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Hah allen aus europa einlaneenz
Der Na9rihtsn Su ihlieben, baben es
Oeutidlano uno Seiterreih I'm
sarn nun fait erreidt. ouB Hublanps
Mrmeen aus Galisien binausseordnst
iinb. Oamit bot Hublano tein fremz
oes Gebist mebr beiest, erideint Die
Madt bas Rolob sebrohen. ben gu
betriesen es ben @0ltern Deutidz
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<iuigtttttn.

Die ganae pergangene Wode
botte Die triegsbeberiihe pre1ie beS
Hanoes ppllauf gu tun, I'm Williau.
Sennings 8rpan Idherlih gu madeu.
Sn unse3Gblten 9lrtiteln uno 9uu=
bsrten bon 8ilbern lit bies sef9eben-
Die BON Srpun perOfientlihten orei
Q(rtitel ibsr ben ngrunoloien arieg-
i!no ben &riessheBern uno nod pief
mebr ben Riiltunesbesern auf bic
Nerpsn gegonsen. Wie tann ii6 eir1-
Wonn, BEN Die 9errihencen I'M 2an=
Sc gum Stuatsietretdr mahten, aber
auh erlauben, Sdse gu I6reiben, tpie
Die fplgenben: y0orbereitungen gum
Eriege fiibren meiitens gum &riese.
SIN NotfaIIs boben mir bic Widnner
fir Elm. Seer uno au6 oas nOtiae
@elo. QluBerbem iino mir auf beiz
ZEN Seiten purd 5auienoe bon Mei=
len S5eon bei6iist, elm Shus, ber
mebr merit lit, als ariesslhiffe. Die
fiibrenosn 5eilnehmer am ariege
teute iinb Die Nationen, bic am beTtsH
rorbereitet iparen, uub id fiirhte, es
piiroe uns idper fallen, uns aus
bcm ariege gu balten lpenn mir 10
rorbereitet getpeIen pGren." Die
Eriegsz uno RiiItungsbeber oes 2an=
tes mOgen es beoauern, oab Imez
r;ta bod ni6t 9on3 RuBlano 1T, od
Time 9rnan nah Sibirien.
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&uBlauo ida9matt.

lanos uno Seiierreih llnsarns unz
sebeuern Spfer an Gut uno 8lut ee>
toitet bat. Sb es iolpeit hdtte tpm=
men tDnnen, oab RuBlano Diterreid)iz
ides unb reidsoeutides Gebiet be-
ieBen tonnte, tpenn sleid anfdnelid
alle araft sesen oen 3arismus sur
InDenouns setommen mdre, oas TT
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- 2luf ser oiesi1brigen Ser.
iamnlllng oes 9f0nifdl-&atboliihen
3entralpereins iiir Cbio, Die lette
@ohe in Springiielo, Ohio, tagte,
belt ein Or 5. (. Salien cine
&eoe iiber ,Geutihe aultllr III
9lmerifo". Sn oieier meilltc er.
melm Die @erlummelten betrudten.
mas IN bieiem Sanoe Die Selltid,-
4merifaner eeidaffen, ~ibre Sbu-
len mo Gr5iebungsanItalten, ibre
tallienoen bon reIigioien Geriamm-
llmgsralmen ibre &irden unO So
peIlen in Staot uno Sano, Die
frommgldubi9en @cbeie, Die innigen
SieOer, Die lie qegen @inmel ie1-
Ben: Gann piBt Sbr, pos bieie
9in0eItrih 9Imeriftner fiir oieies
Sano getan uno iijr feline fllltllreue
gntpldelung gSir aatbolifen iino
itol5 oui ltnler futh. Gr5iebungsip-
ltcnL auf Die tauicnoen bon fonfei-
lioneQen EforrihlIen."
@oHu mir bemerten poQen, oaB
Die 0eltit]e 9lrbeitcrlfaft oe5 2an-
oe5 tcinen 9lnloB hat, Oafiir 5u Oan-
fcn. @as bier nllige}dbIt tit, madlt
niht Den 9ortcil Der oeutlhen Gin-
nohneridait aus. Ga5 lit &eroun1-
mlng fiir fopitnliItiihe 5errifafts-
5luefc. Dab ioIhe fonfeiiioneQcn
Nfurrlhulen ge0ul0et lueroel1, lit
iibcr0ica ein Sfanoal.
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Dtaoame 8erehtigfeit Ieiftet
lit nitllnter gralliame SpaIie. Su
Nep Dorf mlrbe am 1S. Sum- ein
selpiiier 6reoerid Sttupasen 5lI 2
bis Is Sabren Sing-Sing perur-
teilt, neil er 9riefe an Die Gunar0
2ine SO. ianote, in pelhen er
orobte, bic am Z, Wlai an gnglan0s
9ilite geilnfene v9olIiiitania" 3lt
bernidten. sn einem 9fehtsltaate
lu1re ein iolhes llrteil nibt m0g.
lid, neil eritens bas beorobte Ob-
Jeff nid)t ntebr oorbanoen lino 5ipei-
tens Stillmagen 5ueifellos feline
tal,gliden Wsittel botte, ieine Dro-
blng aus5ufiibren.- Mmerifa lit bolt
bod oas 0ano Der ,lnbegren3ten
Wtogltdfeiten.
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- Iie Gbio federation Of Sabor
betlugt lih III einem 9flnoihreiben.
baB BON all 0en OringenOen lmb not
ncnoigen WfaBnabmen 5lm Sd)usc
Der 9Irbciter, ipie lie uuf Der leBten
apnpention oer Ohio Seoeration Of
2abor geforoert rporocn iinb, feline
eiiljige III Der Stuutslegislatur sur
Gurdfilbrlulg beihlolle1 luuroe
Die angenonln1enen Srpei 8elete, Die
iedstagige slrbeitslpohe llno AUTO
matiidle Seuertilren Der 2ofomoti-
ben betrefieno, ieien n5lltooe amen-
oiert" luoroen 10 buB lie 10 gut uie
lpertIos Iino, miro III Dem Shrift-
ltiif erflart. 0as miro Oieie aorper.
id)aft aber nidt binbern, bel oerr
ndhlten @oblen pieoer fir 4anot-
onten ein5utreten, Die 5u elmer Der
beioen biirgerlihen Earteien geb0.
rell Ole lid oer5eit i'm Staate Ohio
III oie Serridaft teilen.
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(Sortietuns a,lf Seite 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
STOCKS.

q DO 81 IL. 81" iiss'3:: 81 81 S.. i ilS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. JCne THE cotton
market opened steady to-day al n decline
OF potnts on October. but generally un-
changed 70 2 points higher and sold
about 20 points net higher during
the early trading on covering and local
buyinE which appeared 70 Be inspired
% complaints Of excessive rains III tho
eastern belt Gables were lower than
que but their influence was modified bv
the increased spot sales in the Liver
pool market. and there was evidonIv
very little cotton for sale around the
local ring
Expectations OF less favorable vvoer-
" weather report may have helped the
market during the middle Of the morn
ing when prices sold about d 10 Z points
net higher. The firuer ruling 81 toe
stock market was also a factor bur the
upward muFefucnt was checked around
BIS FOR october b. realizing and nucfu-
attons during the middle ~ the DAY we're
more or less Irregular
Cotton fucurcs opened steady July
t3.iAs October SIS. necew Der fG.HI. Ian
uary 5000. March 9t0.2G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
THE ATHE r
CONDITIONS


A storm o. considerable force r.
central on the middle Atlantic coast
attended by rain. and the pressures
are low and the weather unsettled
from that section westward over the
Tennessee and OHIO valleys and lower
Lake region. The pressures are also
low over the Plains states and south
west. attended BY higher temperatures
and rains In sections. A high pres
sure. colder and fair weather area
covers the Pacific and Plateau states
The unsettled weather covering this
section viii probably continue into
Thursday and local rains are probable.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 20 degrees. lowest last
night 80 degrees: trace Of rainfall.
RIVERS
The Ohio viii rise slightly at Point
Pleasant tonight and will fall al PARK
ersburg tonight and Thursday.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.


n INi1NTOWN o.. June Nj.
lSnsy Beck went Monday 20 an. b"us
10 eI,.-,3 Z, ph overt near New Athens.
Al MF. and Mrs Speck and son. Leonard
~ ",,a Mr~ l'aul Townsend. Mr. ana
sreeorw,.' ', l..1 hg4.mIhry and Ar. Pcariy
MyyH Win Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Humpbr,.. and
~. ana Mrs. Walter shannon Snd
aaushter. attended the Decoration -,
vices al Flushing Monday
MI. and Mrs. William Iiur ,s,,.pt NM.
I1,,,, iyH' ~Ssh win their daughter. Mrs.
Mt; Forest Coup and little niece
'iai ma Coup. went TO Akron. Tu.sdn,
D. harl toup. who has been here with
started Monday evening Tor DetT SSi''
Mr. aud Mrs. George willing. Of Free
~ = wee weekend visitors with their
ngphews. Vernon and George ana ni@c.s
Mts-es Nctue, sadie and Rachel Well
with them sabbath al his MAJ, r .nu.gh
ing 20 their home Monday
Miss starbuck. a trained nurse Of
Mrs. Her-ick. OF New castle "a il
n TT, with her brother. Rev. Snodgrass
WSo fi "a on the sariR e fo5 Mrs sHodsrass
o., MT and Mrs. Roy Nichol and daugh-
phlne Lyle. Saturday evening.
Those from here who attended the
@
nlnuIs oay night OF last week We're. Mrs
seek and daughters. Misses Pansv and
vera and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Price
,vi ME- pgrothe Armstrong was m
Miss Sarah Merritt and niece. Miss
nm nm" ,MgiIIlti were shopping In Wheel
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brewer and Mr..
gohn l.rice and Mr. Walter Murphy. Of
Stillwater, were guests OF AR. and Mrs
H'orEe Earnes one day the past week
~ ,MTS clyde Pickering. of near East
her. brother fra Moore and family WIN
AIRS. Margaret Zimmerman and baby.
VINO has been visiting with Mr. md
al; ~ g"In Saidweil aud AIR. and Mrs.
Marley Harris. q New Athens. returned
10 her home ut Marwood. Friday.
MI. and Mrs Earl Boon and bab,
5speni last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs william TAYLOR spe,t
ueSnay evening az the home Of W u.
Niles Mary Taylor went Tuesday even
walker 60 help care FOR Mrs Walk.r
" 70 has been on the sick list.
Mas, MIS- M,.,rtnn lee was with her
Ice. Monday afternoon
Miss Ruth Lewis, who has been az
thc home OF Carl Bier ls az the home
or Clark Bier. this week
aud clark Bier, went 10 Frccport Nom
day evening. o. fish.
Mr.. W. A. Merritlc sud daughter.
Anna were lu Flushing Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs James Price drove over
90 81 Clairsville TUESDAY evening and
spent the evening with friends
,-.M,,ilss Anna Merritt went g. Flushine.
quot the guest Of her sister. Miss Tam
1nn McrIlt who taught the eighth
~ ace pr pushing school che past year.
Mss Merritt graduated from Flushing
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\ meeting vas held iu the Auditors
OFFICE last evening by a Few OF the
members OF the NJ r.. church and an ar
engagements were completed for the mus
teal entertainment which viii be given
In the court house hall June 2l-t The
entertainment viii hc given by Anthony
NJ Jones. noted Welsh tenor soloist.
assisted by the Martins Ferry Welsh
Quartet and Thomas T. I}ycott. q Welsh
soloist Of Wheeling. These men are
coming TO ST ClairHville under the au-
spices Of the NJ =. chufch. Anthony
Jones T. Acknowledged by every body a.
one OF the greatest Welsh singers in the
world tie has travelled all over the
world and has given many entertain-
ments In the Leading cities OF the United
states. with the assistance Of the local
talen he musical encrtainmetn should
be one Of the best ever given Ga this vii
lage. Tickets for the entertainment viii
20 on sale az Noung's drug store Ca the
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
FINANCE


NV YORK. June WAL street.
n,len a. quite evenly dIrided To-
oel DetNe~n this clafrtrrss rsl.ffo-.
-ltn 1ernany and MEXICO The aadi@ncs
tr.nted - freFfdenf Wilson 10 fhe
[--ru.an am haHnador ana the smphafis
ofclArauon 70 Nertco's uarrfnr 1900.
Nere almost the only donnif~ dsv~ior-
. @senes OF an otherwise onevsntful see
The financial community "a, clearly
,nsnnsa 20 regard the visit % the Ger
factor OF fayorable imrort The en-
tlrs list including the intsrnationai
kroop advanced smartiy during the
morning On volume 81 busineas far
In escess OF the preceding day. War
shares and other npsciaitiss A. we'll a.
soppere. Participated On the rise which
lost much Of It's enthuslasm Later.
Trading slackened 90 a marked degree
~ the afternoon and some gains we're
reaeced 70 fractions AZ the dull close.
Total sales 10000 shares.
land had released tisTG 90 OF IL gold
and had sold $4,000. 600 Of Us foreign
gold coin doubtless accounted for III.
steadiness Of local exchange on London,
but the record for francs was again low
The feature OF the steel trade IL the
heayY demand for round bars. this ma
terlal being used mainly for nhrapnel
and gun barrels. Steel exports are sub
Jet 20 further delay because % the
increasing difficulties OF ocean trans
The bond market was nrm. Totals
sales par value 1855. o00.
United states bond swers exchanged
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued In the recorders office yesterday
by Deputy Judge Bert Hopkins.
Walter r. Harrison. age %. and Ieno-
ar NJ. Tedrick.uge p both of GAINESVILLE.
DR.. J. \. Donrhey. OF GAINESVILLE g. s,-
pectcd Co solemnizc the marriage Of the
couple.
Charles Bundy. age Is Of BcIlaire. and
Lorcna T.. Richards. rgc g. OF shady
side. Rev. w 4 Stimson. Of Shadysidr
h. expected 20 solemnizc the marriage Of
the two parties.
Francis =. Decker. age %. Of wheel
ing and Ida Marie tietz age 25. Of Mar
tins Ferry. Father Mulhcarn. Of Mar
tins Ferry. viii soiemnize the marriage
Joseph Ermau Abel age %. and Hazel
Adell Robinson. both Of 81. Clairsyille.
%. The couple ere expected Co be- mar
ried BY Rev. J. ,. srodes Of New Athens
John f0lomik. axe 80. and ffermina
kovtk. age %. both Of Lansing Tho
couple were married by Squire Sidcbut-
tom. Of -. Clairsvillc.
Albert Nathan DcNault. age 2r and
Laura May Woods. nEe 20 both or
bridgeport. The couple are expected Co
b. married by Rev. T.. 81 snyder. or
Bridgeport.
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y NJ. H. A. OUTING

The YOUNG MEMS Hebrew AssocIa-
ron will close Ifs quarters m the
Peoples Bank BUILDING. about fre
middle of tho month. Tor ihc camping
and outing season. which will Dol spent
along the river. 40 Stop 40 OF. above
Warwood
The place ~ outing is we'll chosen.
OF DO affords access 20 hathInr. BOAT.
ing. tennis and baseball grounds Inc
outing viii last until tho weather rur-
Eests a more substantial abode
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

LONDON. June Money was I'm
light demand and discount rates were
very quiet to-day.
There was a fair business In high
class Investment securities on the sfortt
exchange. nut the other sections were.
quiet. japanese bonds were firm among
the foreigners Copper stocks yyere
dull. diamonds weaker and Grand Trunk
lower.
American securities were dIul await
Ing the outcome OF the diplomatic gitun-
uon. The uudertonc was somewhat bet
ter and the closing was steady.
Iiar silver "a 5-i6d per ounce.
Money = 0tA per cent
Discount rates: short bills 2E N2.
per cent; three months 213-15d2N per
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Probate Court.

Four children were taken TO the chill
drcn's home Tuesday by the trustees OF
Mead township. The children were
those Of Rev. samuel Gibson. "a travel
ing minister. II will be rcmem bered
that az the time Of Gibson's stay in
Shadyside. he was accused Of going To
the house where his children were sieep-
ing and while In drunken condition.
pulled them out Of bed and took posses
sion OF 20 himself After that the INST
ter was taken up BY the trustees. who
succeeded In having the children sent TO
the home At Tacoma The names Of the
children are a. follows. Florence Gibson.
age . years. bessie and Essle Gibson.
twins. who are years old. and Wayne
Gibson. age 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
compls:iaE rnan.r.uea-

Al PERSONS designated - the Rich
land township Board "a F.eue-trt.r, 49,
Gently are tillng their reports with the
township clerk. owen a. Nary. This
, ear = amount should show an incr~ase
over Last years Judging from az. re-
ports that have been fled
The folloNing Officers Tor the ensuing
riA mont we're elected by Sc rlnira-
VILE Lodge No SIS. knights 81 Pgthias
AZ their regular meeting night TUESDAY
evening.
Jams
Aice-Chancellor-C. ". Brokaw
Irslate-M Walter Fawrstf
Master az Arm--~kauuon A.. AIthar
Master OF work -l.aWreucs Fc-rcn.
Inner O. Harry e.. Glover
outer Guard--N alter NanHoru.
These officers viii be installed on
the nrst meeting night iu July.