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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
QUAINT BITS OF LIFE.

Fijian cannibals worship a god named
Mata Walco. who has eight stomachs.
and Is always eating.
William A. burst, aged 70, of Philadel-
phia. IL said 10 be the only man now
living who was on the Yankee cheese
box when II played that little game
with the Merrimac.
A New Jersey woman has been ar
raigned under the old blue laws as
common scold. The prisoner. tbs said,
did disturb the morals and peace Of the
community by calling a nelghbor names
The famous old money tree" near
Shepherdstown, w. Va, has been de-
stroyed by a storm. For seven or eight
years tho tree sheltered SCI. 200. which had
been concealed between the roots by an
army paymaster during the civil war.
Lightning played one of It's peculiar
tricks when II jumped into the home of
Walter Long Of Frankford. Pa, while
supper WAS being eaten, killed the pet
dog which was under the table but
spared all those eating except Long HIM
self. who was knocked out OF his chair
and stunned.
DR.. Ira Priest clerk to the city council
OF Akron, o.. has in turn been college
president, politician, horticultural, mem
Der OF the board OF public service, presi-
dent OF the council, militia chaplain, lit
terateur, member OF phllanthropical
boards and finally. coppersmith, and
still presides every Sunday In the pulpit
Of one Of the Akron churches.
A piece OF cake was exposed for sale in
Philadelphia without adequate protection,
then analysed. 1t contained sand and
coal dust disintegrated bran fragments,
human hair, wood fragments. black and
yellow Gotten fibers. white black blue.
yellow and green, straw partly disinte-
grated, cobwebs, pine and other wood
fragments, paper fragments and bits of
iron rust
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

''She can't be as progressive as YOU saw
II snes taken up embroidering handker-
chiefs"
Why not?"
Because that seldom gets beyond the
initial stage. "-Baltimore American
Judge-lt seems to me that have seen
you before.
Prisoner-You have. your honor. Il was
l who taught your daughter TO play the
plano.
How many times have told you that
you must not answer me back. Moral? '
said Mrs. HouBekeep.
Sure, mum, and oil amt snswerin' yer
back, said Norah. "Oim answerin' yer
face."-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Chairman Walsh Of the Industrial Relations
commission has peculiar idea of the proprie-
ties. He sends out the several reports OF the
different groups of his commission TO the news
papers with future release dates, and then picks
out few excerpts from the report OF his col
leagues representing the employers which sep
arated from their context. he thinks helps bolster
up his position. and gives them advance publica-
ton. still. that is quite in line with Mr. walshs
performances from the beginning of the commit
tees inquiries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Patience-There are no girls In the Boy
Scouts.
Patrice-No.
Patience-Well. let's get UP an order OF
Tom-Boy Scouts.-Yonkers Statesman.
please. mum, We remember sendin
some brandy to Teller we saved from
drownin' last Toosday?"
Yes. What of TT"
He fell in again today."-Life.
In the quarrel they had Jibbs' wife
threw table knife at him"
II suppose that was her way OF making
a cutting observation-disclosures American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Georgia's resentment at "outside Interior
once" indicates a survival of the old delusion
that secession succeeded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

The Germans and Austrians say they are
holding 100000 prisoners Of war Just let
those figures seep into your brain. The whole
population of Nebraska. including men. women
and children, IL about 1880, 900.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

II Is said the lynchers of Leo Frank cannot
way"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

In the years TO come searchers for deep sea
treasure will find the British waters regular
Fuondike. The oceans float thereabouts is
already dotted with steel-bound millions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Government by mob violence impelled by
race prejudice is not civilized government.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Il regret to report" or Slavonic words TO
that effect, for the second time is indelibly en-
shrined In Russian war literature
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Governor Harris Of Georgia says his people
are "humiliated" by outside criticism. That is
not what has Inundated them. BY their own
acts they have taken themselves almost outside
the realm of civilization.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Aduees are that the Russian ministry is due
for a shake-up, which in turn is due to a shake
down.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

The flatteTy OF imitation does not count with
Uncle Sam. II is certain that the Ohio counter
feiters OF Omaha bank notes win get lively
run for the money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Leisure and opportunity now beckons con-
gressmen to fruitful fields. The task of meas
uring the harvest from free seeds is the highest
duty of a statesman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Taken all in all. Nebraska's geographical
location is about as well protected from the up
heavals Of the elements az any spot on earth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Transacting public business in secret con-
fabs behind doors does not sit well with sup
possdly self-governing community.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

II Ia not yet October. but II the war in Eu-
rope IL brought to an end ahead OF schedule
time. no one over here will object.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Put In a boost for Omaha, and keep a.
boostingl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Says the kaiser to the car: Its your
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed &c them. Ad-
dress Will be changed as often rs requested.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-08
GIeinaelS in srnnEretd.

had BEN in Qngouleme srI6einenben
Sc Watin Gbarentdis bat bic 9dnbeIss
TANNER in Qoitiers our abIteauna bes
aleinselomdnstls $4,000 Granten Gil
bers, Rifels unb aupfsrgelo pertbeilen
.ldlen. LIN gu berbinbern, baB bas qus
blitum bos aleiHgeIb bertedt, tpirb rs
bordif uufmrtfam gemd9t, bab es nur
so qro8ent beS Remnertbss babe. .0dnii
barf ni6t bergsFen." idst bds 9latt, .oaB
bas SiItsrseIo, tpeldes GENTLE 2eute aus
bdufen, mebr ais so pro3snt bonn Qenns
ipsrtbt D~trlieren lpiirbe, renn bic Gregg
nife eintraten, bic getpife unperbcTerlibe
Peiiimiiten, benen ma in gu GROCER ans
8dbl besesnst, gu befiir9ten I4eiuen."
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MtIanhtnt aaLnm nsn rrlfmnsI.

Raa finfm arial hu .RmfH girhtf
Ssiiuna' msIstu BE qtittsaafafr miai.
itr oab 10 aitn @i be- nHfhluhunq
ifitsladanantt 6~htrrddildut SHisitrt
aus Vrltmnsl cine H~tluhaSldbuf IN Der
eanotlitt bfs Btlbmdrl hdlltninaHiB Ia
moiht a~tfanotn nprbn id. auh Rtais
ntntt iabHtn FfltH tnibtdt ntrbtn, ft mas
rem In Gtrsifm BtridHitltn, bifIe Humss
rlrt uub inter ben Ciiisitrsn bsrtbsiIi
porotu. (0is 8eiaidlt bon Der BeFnnass
tabne IN Der 6anoiaI6t bee 8elbmarIddls
Lsuinduis tIingt ielr mad G~riinbune. Die
3uiltn pfIegsn 6anbtaidm nitt trft in
attip gu unterIn6tn, tptnn ie ie in
4lr5empsl iton elmer 9ur6fdt unters
3iebsn l0nntn.)
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etnbeniiide simmer Inn arLhr

Wom Son%otrsbduIer @er6dnb (G. 3D.
osutI4er acknowledgements Der at
8eginn Oss arissss 1900 fubirtnbe mits
glieoer uno 5000 ate Serren in q 8uns
oespersinen 8d9Ite, Tinb Biz anfans Qpril
238 attibe unb ate 6erren ben 6elbens
tob fiirs gatsrtanb ssforbeu. mit BEN
@ilernen 4reu8 tuurben 784 mitelieoer
ausge3ei4net %(baruuttr 10 aud nit Der
eriten &laii0 unb 232 erbieIten berf6fsz
.6ene dnbtre bunbesitaatli9e unb 6iers
reifif4e arisssbetordtiontH Die ar6Bte
3ahI bon 9efdflenen (50) BAT Der Miins
4enr atabemifde @~elangberein; Is fplz
gen bic 96ttiuger ygIauen Singer" NIT
b anb bic Mdrburger Grtberi3iQncr nit
q
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Sin f5iahrincr sndfenhelh.

Man btrt6tet aug Qsip3ig: Nus Der
adrPatbenfrpnt febrte Ioeben 6ier6er Elm
Soloat suriif, Der tpObl elmer Der iiinaIten
in Der armee fem biirfte: Der bon bier
itammenbe 5rib ae6manr. Ct ersd6lt, erit
Is Sabre alt gu fem unb bat bereits fir
Defenders riiBlide quftIdrungsoienite bic
itlberHe 3apfcrteitsmsbaiIle erbalten. 0ds
Solbdtentinb bat ftd iiberaus TAPER be-
Rommen unb ais man i'm Fragte, pofHr
er feline 4us8ei6nung er4dlten babe,
meinte e. beideiben unb faft berleaen:
sd tOeiB fpirtlib ni6t. aaes. pus i'd
set9dn babe, mar nur cine aIeinigteit.1
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MIIlMfIefllnnaln b narIIn

N'at De NakatelsiA stii "a Nas
Atlaa Cen HtnnfrnMHas. N~fbola4als
aatfint ettllns aifsi itlstnst aaiHtaupa
HH ahiaaaif Miihs 81 nnthtn IN ~
5tii pea Cli6lsf 10 aprf IN psrwunp
ltn nne hbitliisu M~ihlatptibnsa ass
aa Wui htm Modflir elllubatnkef
890e8, im aa6ubutdu sfa Qtbflr an.
htHbltuhofta 1910, auf BEN pfbrtgr
itie1mtabuhef t6.4o3. auf rsm Mn.
s1llr Vtfiontus nHb @alrbahnbpf sl.
llA ont BEN Qoisoamu Qtrienms ms
0uiftbahnhof 26.612, auf BEN gitilintr
pefiontus unb g%iitrbabnbof 5abs0. ONT
osm @allhiheH @aEnbof 1873 e3. AMI
asm AahRhet Grienrithrdbt s9,328. auf
Sdbnbof altraubsFplab On "A mlrs
aaienl s8l Prlontn. Die 8dhl Der in
oisltn leds Wonaien boratnomm,nen
SPallnasn belduFt fi6 aIio auf 4s0,345
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gismardidsr @ein fir sinben6ura.

Sin Wissbabener StammtiI6 bate gum
gismards9 sburtst- ge an @encrulfelos
marfdaa b. 9inbenburg cine Glai6e 93er
9tefnbsrger &abinstt : 5roden 8eerels
aualeie, bctanntIt4 elmer Der berpprras
genpittn Nsine 0eutfdIanbs, geIanof.
9~inbenburs bat in einem 0anfItreiben
ben Gmpfang beitGtiet; bab sr BARN bon
benz vtoiiIiAm Dein4 fpri6t, benefit, bab
Ct ian aoitoerStter 1T uHb ben leiu Be-
reits gsprobt bat,
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Die arfrasurdiAee

Quf ber 9Eumenf9au in Der Sorticur.
tlral pan gu Qonbort, bic aaid6rIid itatts
finoet, interefirte biesmaI beIonbers einf
ret49aItige Sr9ibeenIammlunq, nie EN-.
oeriibmter enslifder Srdioeen8iihter 4
9ur1e1 GoiDler uusifeute unb tpofiir eI
bic @olbene Mebaiue Der ausHeuuna err
belt. 8us mefIte QufIeben inter an BEN
toitbdreu urb ~feltenen Sr6ibeen erreote
aber cine neue 3ii9tuag, BET Syotpler sen
glarnen pSbontoglofum mars" qeqebtn
bat. Dele &riegsordibse, bic ben Ordis
oeeniammIer unb stenner tets an bas
Iahr 1915 erinnern foG, Seiat elm arobes
8iif9eI braunr6tblider 8liit6en. bic ME
getrodnete @tutstropfen4 ansItben. 0ieTe
biifterc Gdrbe tnb ber unbeimlide, fab
granfige @buratter Der neuen Srnibee
perdnlabten ben 3ii4ter, Re na6 MARS su
6enenRen.
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Nae Nsaiit aaA t
HsaH
Sri tn uHia 1t81 aUsH Ft
aaa kfasH NiH N8 afif.
ifaa m leI isa mH bH
hAH Ha H t 6f f
taa EamW bf kHiH tal ia@t.
iHnlH HHllH ftlH ST..
tH Utilt. Hft ha aufasfa
ti la tHin 4nasla hi1busaismi
ttr ha uae hisflH mbf Ha.
500 ti4 Mliilaa wdipf nfhf|
.eaff mtilaW tlt HaaE eaetHH M5
Putt niblu laiiW Hatt 1880 Is i8 tm
mu pfatlii WtaH firlt SEQ blI Bi
tbaii1aHg5ih bai. Tam u ftl 6a#
tm hiAbN gbfg tat bifl ron NftI
&tablbinbi dus Sem Geinb ti GdHhi8HtI
aaafinaubttiAttkm phtr sngH etaatttla8 n
tubiHiib saFa anidigbtu lodsa I1tn.
EuR lftiiu ma6l cit afchm Eeah
9llrdB ltbnbiatg @t9nrif4tt ffbt man
iaasabsf ftbT ftiitu. gcmmi mol elm
Jdibfugano gum @ofidtiu. 70 tn8l i'm
mad ten Aaatublid auh itcu bu G6uh.
uRo ntF Spat III riebsr bon etr Gf5t
utrI pmom. Die annsg Gtomb feat In
Mo~tsnhunbtn irautia b. niats
rtai iid. tin Bosd ldbi f8 b5rtn.
bur Elm padr saaben iinb ldn6iae 3as
St fbtn auF ben Srimmfrn
Dor btr 6rout bfinbli6n 2rldoIts
un minomilblt. al ber fla po6l ttni dss
Nit BEN erTien QriiautltaB
lino Te neg. defer iomml mdltms in
ben trIitn Ratmitiagsfunbm Golauos
Der @egner fhitBt, peririe6t f6 aaes
mahtlos in ben l~lnteritduben, faHat bas
1egen bic sigtne artiuerie an, 6ann ftebf
bic Wt4r5aHI btubahtenb an ben GdieBs
Iharten. Sober SauB pirb b%eiprodsn,
Oh 81 tlr3, 5u melt rsdltg ooer linis. @ols
iOerOen beubeIt. 8as 9ertrauen
luf bic Srsffi4srbeit u~nierer 2lrtinerie
II 10 CROP, bdB, penn sum 8eiipisI elm
.stnbltter @rabeH $50 Meter Dor Der
front bei4ohen nirb, in unlerem
5dHbengrd6n semiitbIi9 feobudtet ipirb,
Die bic 9ranoten eiHige W}ettr iiber uns
reg iduien unb barber trepirea. DAB
nal cine gu tur3 einfalaeen t0Hnts, bnrdn
'erltt niemdno. ReuIih fabtn mir bei fold
aanona6t cine adffeetanne unb
gBsldnoer in bic quft flit9cH. Die
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Nlieaeranariff ami Meiben6nra

Bel benz 5Iieseranariff duF Reiben BURG
in, Der lebten Qprilpods fasten bic RuI.
fen fth Ielbit mebr Sauoen .Su, ais ben
8eutiden. Mie bic rIlenIteiner 3eitune"
bort, lino rufii4e SIieesrbpmbsn oui
benz MarttpIaB n~ieOsrssfuIlsu, no ruff.
fiIhe @efdHsene gerdbe nit benz Mufr1u-
men bon S9utt bel9dftigt tparen. Ore
bsr rlHii4en gefanesnen ipuroen getDb-
let ltnO brei ~peripunOet. auberbcm purbe
cine ate Trdu perlebt.
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Gin geteran Der bret letten arieae.

0ds @iIerne 8teu5 erItsr 3laFe erbieli
unter gleid3eitigsr 8efDrOeruns gum Wtas
ior Serr b. G9ipeinib aus Berlin. Gr
bat bereitS ala 0ffi5ier bic Jelb8iige bon
1864, 1866 unb 1870--'71 mitgemd9t,
unO bat ftd Bel qusbrut bes iebigen Rries
ges, i'm boben utter bon 70 Sdbren, aur
@erfiigung g~eftelIt, nm pieoer an ben
Sdmpfen gtgen 5rantrsih tbeil8unebmen.
9srr b. Saipeinib bGlt Tid gegenpdrtie
Sur Sur in Meran olf.
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s6Iime 6uIseu fir aearsrroua6.

Bie bic sSimes@ ft3 aus G-ca.borauaI
mslOen ldbt, merit man ieBi mad fat bic.
1(pnaten duBerli4 nidt da3upisl geura
pes Bombarbements; aber bic nirthTdaft
li4en glu4tbeiIe fir bic Gtabt iin0 beir
tlodb i4tperpiegenb. Snnerbalb bon bier
8agen mad Der 8ef6ieBuug batten 12-
5000 8eiu4er bic GtaOt berlaFen, una
nir penise BON ibnen iinb 3~uridqtfsbrt.
ga aber bieie 8eIu9er bas i%auffrdFtiats
puplttum beg Stabt barteIte1, 10 Isot
oas ptrthI9dftlide 2ebsn barnieber.
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eulOntenheirne.

Rad BEN @orbilb BON GieBta, roo
fdon. tpie beridtet. felt einissn Monaten
Elm hiibf6es Golbatenbeim fir ben Cages
~aufentbaIt ~Derpunbeter Golbatn erridtet
tuorben III, fnb nunmebr Solbdtenbeime
in MeNburg Gn aatbbaus) unb in Ofs
fenbd9 srri6tst ipproen.
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Grne6nis. / mefrntI

Sn elmer 3uT6rift an Bic Morninn
pof BPM q. Qpril Iast 8. 80. Nah, sr
babe fplsenbe Stene in einem Brief zines
Observation-Disclosures eeIeien, unb Ct fraet,
mann bic 0Pesierung enbIi6 ben Wautb
baden tperbe, bic anesmeiue @sbrpFidt
tin8ufiibren;
IA BON uns.' 70 6eiBt es IN benz Brief.
pfinb fir Elm his 3tpet Do6en Bier, uia
bon 10 ltbr @ormittdgs Biz IL ltbr
gadts &eiruten ansuperben; ober es lit
elm bartes Stiid arbeit, benu bic 2euts
MAIDEN ale m0gIideu ausfIi6te. Sc
tern abenb ~pdrabirten mir bon s Bis Ia.
llbr NIT 3ipei Mufittorps Dur6 bie Gtras
Ben, brungen in Elm Slim Elm, ipa3itrtsn
an alien ptGben auf unb nieoer, 6ieItm
cine @erbsberfdmmIuug al unb podtsa
big an Ods Iebte 6aus in G6eIIea paldts.
Greebnis: Elm Aefrut."
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9as Giierne arcns fiji esarmap.

Ra9 elmer G6lu6t, in Der Elm beftiaer
rnfii4er angriff bur9 9bsile Der belts
iHen @ibarmee unb Der ~&rdftegruppe bes
Observation-Disclosures b. S3urmap aus
riidgefpieien iporoen mar, beftete Der Ges
neraltdbsdeF Der OeutI9en Siibdrmee
Dem Standardization b. G3urmaD
auf benz S4lu9tfeIbe bas GiIerne areu8
an bic 9ruft. Die @erIei6ung bes beuts
faeu @6ren8ei6ens an i6ren Iieggstronten
5iiBrer tuuroe BON ben 3ruppen NIT @es
geiiterun9 beariiBt.
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dbgenDmmsn unb erteunt Der ar3t init
rdi6em Bid bic RotDpnbigltit elmer
iameren Operation. bem,rIt er Merfmale
elmer @ersiftung, bic @efubr bts 2ttas
nus, 10 Iieisert fih in bieIer ettpa balben
Seiunbe bic Gtiae i'm GadIe no mf9r,
unb ipenn aud nod I'm ieIben augenblid
Der ar5t Elm berubigsnoes Doyt fpriAt,
fiiblt Der 9rante bod ben Grnf %itiuss
Gage, unb feline uniiner,n, I9uer5bofiea
4iigen panbern BON eiusm sllm anbcrtu
berum, bic qGa6rheiE al finbsu. Bob
aber Fipt er iih un6 iibrrldBt iid niiig
ben armtn Der qIls9a,
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er0oInnaabsIm iar d. gpatlentr.

Gls erbolunesbeim fir ilHterlstbpptss
mann 4atten III ods in Guiin Iieaenos
SaloB oes @roBber8oes 5ritbrid quaut
BON Slbenbure berseri@ttt uno QnFana
gtat bon ben sritsa GrboungsbtbiirFtiaen
b5ostn iDoroen. @roba6miral b. qorf.r
imp Elm 8eneralar5t Der Marine babsn
mt benz @aterldnt; f6tn 8trein BAG o..
foroerli6e fir bic lluterbrinquna ftfloes
leet. Der groBbersos ftsate Ifon tn
9sr6lt 1914 feline S6lnFer in Gutin. Gen.
labn nno Raiteoe ais 2asarctie rnb gcirs
Damptiaft aenfabn ais 2a3orettiaiff
sur @erfiigung.
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Matins Hebaftenr nnb SOdItabler.

Sn 8erond ipurbe Elm SoarnaliH, aors
Respondent bes .Wtatin" ber in 9ealeis
tung elmer Dame reiite, rpegen 5ohItapes
lei per9oftet. Sein Saupttrid beitanb bdz
rim, fir 9eIetsn gu ogitiren unb Samm.
Ilaget 5u beranitaIten.
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Gin GrinrerHussblatt.

Der Rdt6 au DRESDEN fat 5000 Mari
nussffsst, fit entDirie 81 sinsm ers
iHusrunssbGatt fir angs45tigs sdaasner
aritssr.
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Bon ben neusu lle6ers 3eppsIiHen fpridt
qorbpn ols ngufts9 rsabnpuabts1 uno
iir4kl lie ule bos Jingle @sri9t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
ONE KILLED; FIVE INJURED.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 3o-Petcr
Pike. aged %. a retired merchant OF
East Pittsburgh. was killed and five
other persons injured. none seriously.
here tonight when an automobile In
which he was riding collided with a
wagon. John Lucas. AGED 2S. who
driving the automobile. was ar
rn.Ind-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
RAID GAMBLING HOUSE.

NEW YORK. July 3O-Jacob In.
ban. a witness for tho people in tto
hrst trial 81 Charles Becker. was ar.
rested with other mon today when
The police raidcd an alleged gambling
house on lower Sixth avenue. said to
have been operated by Dollar John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
STILL REFUSE
County Commissioners VIII Not 20.
X" Bill Of Blaekhand Invest.
astor-May Mandamua.

County commissioners in session
yesterday sgain refused 90 OK the
bin Of Max Ettingcr. ~blackhand In.
y~cstigator. for the sum Of 81. 300 This
bin not only includes tho work or tho
investigator hut tho Interpreter a.
well There is cons derable talk %
present OF m-1ndamusinR the board 10
force payment. although the invosti.
gator yesterday refused "a give out
bis future plans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
BUSINESS MEN
VIII Drill Test well For Pure Water
Commission Near Sisters
Island.

Regardless OF the Indifference OF the
city council toward drilling the test
well as petitioned by the pure water
commission. Wheeling business men
have taken the proposition up a num-
Der Of these gentlemen interested in
filtration notified the board Of control
yesterday that they would stand spou-
sor for the $500 needed for the test.
in case council refused TO appropriate
the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
cHRrsrIAr Hcrrrm-

FIRST church OF christ. Scientist. 4.
% vs. auditorium. ftf9 Chapline street.
Services sunday % "a m. subject Love.
sunday school 4fS RI M. Wednsadav
ffHfimNulaI meeting g 90 o.. m Reading
room 111| CnauiIue street. open daily.
except sunday and LEGAL holidays from
% 20 2 u W.. and Un saturday evening
from tn nr.nrh The public la iu-
vIfrd tu attend the services and o. make
use ~ the privileges Of the reading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
LuTHTRAH-

Zion Lutheran church. Els Market
street. Rev. a ]. Benle, Tast0r-9th
sunday after Trinity. Sunday school at
is a. m chief service at 1880 n. m.
No vespers. This viii be the last ser
vice before the ministers vacation. Ad-
dresses In English and German. Special
music by the choir under the direction
Of DR.. 1. A. Brookes. Mrs. Annie Laurv
Leonard, the well known coutraltO Of
the Hanson Place NJ. T.. church OF
Brooklyn. y. Y. viii sing the offertory
Eye Hath Not seen" from Gaurs
Holy city" a cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Hangar. frequently mentioned in the
Becker case. The names OF IS men
who were I'm the place were taken.
and much gambling paraphernalia
was c~ondscated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

NHNmHu a Vt D. church. Rev W. n.
Davis nU. Pastor Woman Erarrrfaf
90 this church uu sunday August Der.
Do g. ri m Hrrmiu Poor ENeuara Tor
nHf EulInuIrr Jesus IIfr o. m rIaaa
mrrfIur. 40 r. m. HIuHaf school .THr
queen ~ rnrha tiaifa solomon Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Thos. Miller. Supt. 900 p. m. A.. G. Z
l~ague Ms. Mamie BoEEs. president:
4 as p. m. sermon by the we'll known.
Chicago. Ill. Celebration of the Hoiv
Communion. DO not fail to hear the
Woman Evangelist Wayman A.. NJ. D..
church VIII hold camp meeting az
lcts place on sundays August 10Th and
g2nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
UNITED PREsBYrERIAn.

First United Presbyterian church
Chapline street one door north OF post
office. chas. II Robinson. pastor. Pub
lie worship with sermon by the pastor
at 10:f5 a m. No evening service. sab
bath school with classes for men and
women AZ $40 n m. Midweek PRAYER
service Wednesday evening at Z. as. The
public IL cordially invited to all ser
vlceA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

Warwood Christian Church-Sunday.
august lst. the Christian church Will
nave IT. regular services The Bible
school begins al $50 Guy Pryor. SuBt.
marry J BOYD choir director The Bible
school D. continuous with the morning
~preachtug service Prof. Finley Of Beth
any VIII preach al both services. The
morning subject is e. sermon for the
children as well a. grown people. The
evening service b. at a o'clock. There
VIII De- the regular official board meet
viii be "a baptismal sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31

81. Andrew Church. attn and Eoff
SITS. J. Logan Fish. Rector. There will
be services ir So. Andrew church to-
morrow, the ninth sunday after Trim
~, az II o'clock boz the morning. There
viii be no service IN the evening sun
day school at g45 Ca. b..