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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
WIN POINT
disappointed Applicants Tor license
Win when Judge Lynch Ovsrrules
Demurrer To
Applfragou

dhdEs Charles D. Lynch IN Common
lleas Court az -. Clairsvilie Yesterday
handed down his decision On the man
damu- proceedings against the lime
q ountN License commission hN oVfrrut-
lnE the demurrer Of The defendants.
and Gribblc OF Reliaire and HowleV ~
bridgeport v. belmont License COM
mission.
Arguments on the demurrer we're sub
United last saturday hy Timothy Hogan
FORMER attorney general Peter Demp-
Sey and Vincent Campbell FOR tho plain
uft~, and Sprlggs and liciEleLl Tor the
defendants The fun decision OF the
Judge i--'hemurrerT 81 and defend
ants to p-itiou ~oVerruled. and defend
ants given leave TO file answer within
fifteen DAYS
BY this decision the board will have
Co hle their answer to former bills or
complaint filed by the plaintiffs AMI
TO which they demurred. or allow the
mandamus to ISSUE. In case Of an an
swer within that time the case Will
be tried Ia open court on IT, merits.
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IN GALICIA
CConanu.d From Firs, rage,

claim TO have repulsed some Of the
French attacks north OF Arras and
20 the north OF Scissors. the scene OF
the Germans latest important victory
In the west
The British report all quiet on their
front hut 10 the Zeppelin brought down
yesterday by Sub-Lieutenant Wanc-
ford for which he today was awarded
the Victoria Cross. they claim 10 have
added two German aerOpianes az an
offset 20 The destruction. reported bv
the Germans. Of an allied ~aeroplane
hear Douai
The operations on the ItalAustrian
frontiers are pretty well screened by
the censorship There are indications.
however. that a biz battle is imminent
VI Do has not already begun. along the
lsonzo river. where the Italians an.
parently have decided to launch their
principal attack The Italian cavalry
nave already crossed the river at one
point and 70 was reported from Geneva
today. although there is no confrma
o that they have pierced the Aus
trian line.
Allies Again Active.
There are also REPORTS that tho
allies have again taken the offensive
on the Gallipoli peninsula and have
decisivelv defeated the Turks but this
likewise lacks confirmation.
German submarines continue their
activities Among their latest vic.
Tins we're three Norwegian vessels.
tho steamers Trudvang and Glitter
tind. with iron ore and lumber. respoc.
lively. FOR British ports. and tho bark
superb with grain from South
America for Queenstown
Others sunk were the Belgian
steamer Menarier. with tho loss or ~
lives and the trawler pcntland
Rumanla. according TO a German no.
port. has declined me arst offer OF tho
entente allies 20 Join them. and Bull
garis In agreement with Rumania. BE-
said 10 be willing 90 take any action
that country decides upon.
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Those who saw the secretary carly IN
the day. attributed his manner 10 the
gravity Of the situation relating 10
the German negotiations. and little
curiosity was aroused until after II
o'clock. the hour for the cabinet meet
ing had passed.
Usually on cabinet DAYS. the secre-
tary does not give audience TO news
paper men. hut meets them in the cor.
ridor a few minutes before the hour
and asks them 20 walk with him oveg
10 the White House. This morning.
han thirty newspaper mcn were
waiting outside the s~ecretarys door.
II was FIVE minutes after the cabinet
hour and Mr.. Bryan did not appear.
Ten minutes later. word was sent in
asking the secretary ~ he would see
h newspaper men. Mr. Bryan di-
rected a reply that he was detained
from he cabinet by important bust
ness.
When he appeared at last. just be-
fore noon. brisk and smiling he greet
ed the anxious group with:
Well. will o walk with me-"
Every man Of them followed. direct
ing rapid FIRE questions.
Il had important business which de-
tained me- Mr.. Bryan answered TO all
and no more information came from
him until after the formal announce
ment from the White House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
Luu.Loss IN rUpEHeU1osrs

In the Journal Of the American Md
cal Assooiauon January ~. 1910 vas
h fouowtnHs
1T has been many times STATED that
IN tuberculoaia or IN the pratubercu1oafa
stage AZ Increased amount Of calcium
lhmsl a. lost hofh IN the urfns and
Tees. In fact. n demfnsraurnn0m has
been thought 20 Be a forsrunnsr OF fhs
developm snt o. tubarcuIoafa.
Forced feeding o. tuberculosis M
TENTS and the enormous amount on sars
ana mia onoe given Huch pansnts ars
not now considered advfaabIs b. = LARGE
numher % phyEiciana who are spscfaIir-
ing IN ne treatment Of puimonary
tuberculosis
% tuberculosis bel due tn u Io-e of linn.
IRON fhr ntafrm. The success ~ rr..
mans Alternative lr the treatment 81
lhf9 disease maN D. due. boz part fn The
fnrf That DO .4rfrfra u ffr.r arff
uIr.u H'fN other valuable frrrr1I.rfa A.
fu De- easily nruimIhHfed
AlWnl. wn have urged users Of TrE-
man AI.rratlte fo attend strictly o.
fu addition Oh rest and proper diet
HHI" tfID0fiNr remedial agent seems 90
Do Tfrdrd and ln numerous cases N an
parent recovery from tuhrrruIoris and
kindrri throat end bronchial Affections
20 "a Alternative has supplied this
o. docs NOT contain orIatss. narroties
or Iahit-fnrmlr drugs. on ff Ia aafe 90
wy. Your druggist rae Dr. .f viii order
IT, ~ YOU can Eet ~ from ua direct
Eokman L~aboratory. Philadsiphia.
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IN AMATEUR v
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The south Bsrwooi stars challenge
any 10 year old team in Tho valley f9r
games 90 any time ON any rrounF Tbr
hlue birIr and the EfuEifa are rr..
.fiIfn IH arrange games nuau or
'"''HF" lh' ini"iiigsn.rr
The Midway s.. o. will play The ,f,o..
30" o. on the SIirruar neId at zen.
wood saturday Afternoon af 9 O'Clock.
.ng fNr MiduaH rI1 hr rrIi-
SUNDAY afternoon frr Ntar Athlete
..Ih VIII cross bats with trs FfIdwa,r
'r f|n EruwrOI EruurUH H4ffar. "a
Midway wIu De- Workman and UIf.
Tho HerNpoI U@auHIr-a aHs vItl..t
q same for Suula. and would II.r fr
hear from some of tho fast teams .r
thir vicinity Any team deairInF y,
airanFe ramre Win tre Hrmblsrs VIII
what o Mcmahon. bfs 81. Nerban -fr.sf
Hfnupud
Tho LrnfHeruonT NtrIctir club er.f.
l.rrg. any % rear nIH team bob tho ..I.
ifr Tor guwra HrE time Trnma 4...r.
tINr maN Ir|Hun. rHwHH H. anHutrIrr
through the lnt'iirsn.er
team composed of mfmlrrs az the
Columbia club uNI play fHr Vance
a. next sunday Afternoon at fhe Tu.rfV
llNfh ffrcft fairgrounds hu members
are requested f1 report ~ Tnrnfr-rfrfI
street play Er0urda Thursday errnirr
June 10Th. for trf0uf
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SEVEN DIVORCES
Granted IN The Common Please court
At b. Clarsvtlle Yesterday-Most
All For Abasncs.

ST CfAfEsNfLLE. June s-sevoo
divorces were granted Boz mt common
please court today hN Judge Tfarfas
Lynch. The cases vcrc those p1afp1red
from May o.. 40 follows
frank o. Wise. % HeIaIre. Waa grant
~ n divorce from Margaret Wise. an
the grounds Of uilfut ansrn~-
Alice J. keppIr. ~ S~haIEaIIr vas
granted a divorce from Harry 90 kfppIr.
ON The grounds ~ wfIfuf nhaarrs
Rosa Freeman. of HarneHvfIIr waa
granted n divorce from william T rrr.-
man. Grounds Tor divorce were aduf.
terry
Nsr 9herr.. o. Martins Trrr- -
granted 81 diFurU. from John T sherry.
Tho grounds Tor IIrHrr. being uttlu
.uhFeuce.
MAY sutton. ~ Martins rrrr. Obj.
tanned o. divorce from John T sutton.
nr fhr alleged EruurIa uf eIIrrf abarr..
John Hummrl OF HrlIairr waa Grant.
ed o. divorce from Myrtle UImmsI an
fNe grounds ~ uiIful absence
The last case was that ~ NrraI.
AHIIue against ArrsIir IHIIua. uHrao
fol absence
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MUCH RIVALRY
Between p. & {. G. and Trisdeiphia
Teams and They Will Meet at
Elm Grove Saturday.

What promises to be one OF the best
games Of the year will be played al
Elm Grove Saturday afternoon when
the Patterson and Elm Grove agCe-
CATION faces the strong Triadelphia
representatives. These teams have been
great rivals for a number OF years and
close.
T|riadelphia has considerably streEg-
thened their lineup this season By ad
uing a number Of players from he
Hodshons. The game will he called
promptly at 4 o'clock and from present
indications will be a good one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
Lansing in CHARGE.

WASHINGTON. June S.-Robert
Lansing. successor to John Bassett
Moore as counsellor Of the state de.
partment. becomes secretary OF state
ad interim tomorrow. when Secretary
Rryan's resignation takes effect. lie
is a ~son-in-law of John W. Foster. sec
rotary OF state under President Harri.
son. a lifelong Democrat. and has been
an international lawyer for many
years.
While there is much gossip already
as TO President Wilson's probable Sc.
lection for the secretaryship. Il is the
Presidents plan TO make no immediate
appointment. II would not be surpris.
ing II he made no change in the pres
ent status OF the department, for two
or three months.
Secretary Franklin X. Lane. Of the
interior department has been frequent.
~ mentioned as a possible successor
10 Secretary Bryan. but the belief eN-
lists that he will not be chosen on ac.
count Of his Canadian birth and the
fact that the President would find
considerable difficulty in finding a man
TO take over Mr.. Lanes important
work on the Alaskan Railway and
other projects OF the Interior depart
ment.
II is considered entirely probable
that the President will make no shift
in his cabinet at all. but will chose a
new man 10 MI the vacancy.
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ANNUAL OUTING
martins Ferry Parcchial school Enfova
Picnic AZ Wheeling PARK
Yesterday

iN. annual oufirE and picnic OF ST..
MarN q ~parngnInI school OF Martins F.r-
fh. H"Ii Yesterday af Che Whrrlfne PARK
was attended hF about coo rhfIfrrr n.y.
Cl'1ren enjoyed fI. affair Immensely.
Tho day was on id.lI one for the ricuir.
r -
Nrel viii hH HhrIrerg das WHICH viii
n observed uu Friday AIrradr rrfrn-
-li rr. uarnfInns ore being made 90
max. fHe OCCASION ono long Co. DO re-
m INBRED. Tho InHnf electrical workers
$3.50 iafinu viii hold frrir outing nd me
PARK on June goth There wifi be- =
.h,ie Tor fhr event have been placed
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EXHIBITION GAME
Madiso ohooi Team and All schoias-
tics Win Meet on Island PARK
Friday Afternoon.

Friday afternoon the indicated
Madison school team will cross bats
with "a team composed 90 the best
players in the GRADED schools of the
ITS. Tho game viii boz PLAYED ON the
Island park and viii start promptly a.
o'clock Tho Madison team will
lineup o. fDUowH StObbs. Lewis. Arker
SHARP. Berry. ~Lciphardt. smith. Young
stewart. Ray and james Hi-xcubaugn
viii likely tWirl Tor the scho1tsttca.
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NOR NAL LOSES
ALUMNI TEAM
WEST LIBERTY BOYS WERE row.
IN THE HANDS or
FORMER STUDENTS
Hard Hitting Feature. The Victor. Sc.
curing q Score OF Safstie-
bonsr Pitched Well.

The Wet Liberty Normal team yes
terday Went down 20 defeat at the hands
81 the Alumni BY the score Of IS to g.
me game was unintcresting as the old
ggsatd scored when they felt like a.
denNery OF Mttchey and Berry. Most OF
mem were Tor extra bases. Bonar held
me Norma boys safe with the execution
OF the ninth Inning when h eased up
The score:
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FINAL GAME


The nnaI game Of the season between
the Cathedral High school an dthc
w hecling high school vii FAKE place
thls afternoon at Tunnel Green.
This - the second game OF the sched-
ule etwee these two teams. The other
game at Tunnel Green etwee these
Two teams ended In "a DISPUTE ia which
no decision was given.
The lineup OF the teams are as fol-
CATHEDRAL
r. paller, G.; J.. Dugan. .. NJ. Raffer-
". lbs j. Madden. 2b. Il Niggermayer
30. .. Lee. II; J. Gorsuch. q. J.. Nango
n, j. J. Connlff. Manager.
WHEELING.
Rider. 2b: Goetz, MT. Iacoburci IN.
Hamilton. g, Cotton. Sb: Young. n.
Parker. y. Stewart. 80: Freeze. M.
Haldcn Manager.
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wagon Bsionging 20 nd star company
nreaka Down Yesterday.

N'-'.IL HINNImN"u 90 2 o'clock. n
wagon belonging fn The RED star
GROCERY rnmrHrF of fhia .fN. while pull
inE our nL street cor track AZ Sec
nrd nrI Main afIDUfa broke a. uhaeI.
pee load ~ groceries falling 90 tho
ground Do wagon was In front 81 "a
Ian.hardle car ono was blocking trafTa
until Tho contents Uf he wagon could
Do unIuHurI Do wee then carried 90 tho
side ~ Tho track U took two men 10
bold fhe ncrsr which became friEhteueI
~ The n~rHINTUf The nnmHnnr TO the
gaEgn probably reach about $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
SCHOOL NOTES

bAdInlnatlOns are over in the Cathe-
dral High and the Wheeling High
schools.
Classes will be held in the Cathe-
oral school until Tuesday. when all
books and pencils will be put away.
The Record. the paper OF the Wheel.
Ing High school. Is said to be the best
In the history OF the school. Il will
be on sale at the Wheeling High
school building. All students wish
ing a copy can get IL AZ that place.
Announcement OF the Wheeling
High summer school has been made.
giving the date OF Monday. June Il.
Only morning sessions will be in prog
ress, but fun courses will be given In
bookkeeping. domestic science and
domestic art. Those wishing 10 en-
ter may call 81 the High school build
Ing.
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LANoFoRo GETS DECISION

WV YORK. June Sam Lang
ford. % Boston. had the better OF Jim
Johnson. of philadelphia. boo eight "a
~ ton rounds in their bout boz Brook
.lyn tonight Laugford punished John.
sou severely in nearly every round
after the third fanEf0rd weighed 1872
pounds. Johnson 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
SUPREME SESSION
OF GOLDEN LINKS
ORDER HOLDS IMPORTANT
MEETING ~ THtS CITY
YESTERDAY
representatives, Frem Many Ioeess
In Attenesnee-.sny OIL
eenS Reelected.

T1e tenth annual supreme session
q the Order Of Golden Links VAS held
yesterday al Bischor-s hall. corner
Foru-third and Eod streets Many
prominent officials from his state and
pennsylvania were 10 attendance. The
morning session opened with the an
pointment OF the different committees
Thes committees were to report NJ
the afternoon session. Following these
appointments the reports OF the SUI
preme oricers. for the past year were
read. There were many OF the Sin
preme Officers OF the lodge present In.
GLIDING the following members Who
represent the different lodges OF the
two states represented: Past Su-
preme Ruler. W r. BRADBURY. Su-
preme Ruler. n. r Frederick: Junior
supreme Ruler. l. &. Driehorst: Act
INK Supreme Chaplin. W. J. Bradbury.
Supreme Guide. William Todd: Inside
Supreme Guard. J. J. Miller: Supreme
Sentinel. Paul Mink. Supreme Secre-
tary. p. II. Curtiss: Supreme Treas
urer. Balzer Klotz. Supreme Attorney.
+. l. Maury: Supreme Medical Exam
iner. ]. W. Myers. Supreme Finance
Committee. W. ID. Becker. W. r
Briese. W. l.. Fritz. David Walker.
Charles Holderman. Supreme Audit
ing Committee. Fred MINES. J. J.
kessler. George G. Bischon. Most OF
the officers were reelected.
Large Representation.
The representation from the lodges
in attendance follow.
Wheeling lodge No. Charles
S~choenian. II. a. Morrow. Ausus
Macklin. George Miller. Charles
Bridgeman and W. G Miller
HARRISBURG. Pa. lodge No. 3
George Z. Yousling.
Grafton lodge No. w. l.. Kinter.
Cliff City. Shepardstown. No. s.
X. G. Miller.
Taylor lodge No. s. Wheeling r
Maloney. W. ]. Bradbury.
Pittsburgh lodge No. 4-J. c. Wood
ward.
Reading lodge No. s-H. W. Nit.
chell.
Allentown. Pa. No. 9-H. c. Bare.
L%ynnville. Pa. No. l3-Charles
kistler.
The local lodges are going TO start
a campaign for new members in the
near future. In the last year the
membership has been doubled and 10
is very noticeable when a Supreme
session is held. These sessions are
held the second Tuesday Of every
June. There has been a general adj
vancement OF the finances and the
general betterment OF the lodge. The
session just closed was a very nne
affair and was enthusiastic from the
start. After all the business had been
transacted at the afternoon session
the members had a fine banquet.
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BRYAN RESIGNATION
tconunusd Prom FIRST Pare,

n other members OF the cabinet who
felt that the United States should as.
sert its policy. Irrespective OF the con.
sequences. were understood 70 have on
one occasion declared their intention
OF resigning II a policy of hrmness and
vigor was not adopted.
The real disagreement dates back
TO the amOus session OF the cabinet
when the note OF May Is. following
the sinking Of the Lusitania. was
drafted. informing Germany that the
United States would not omit ANY
word or any act to protect its rights
Al that time Mr.. Bryan made a speech
counselling peaceful measures and
cautious action. He gave his consent
TO signing the hote only after II was
tentatively arranged that a state
ment at the White House should be
issued and transmitted to the Ger.
man government. announcing that In.
asmuch as Germany had The
principles Of the peace treaties nero.
tiated between the United States and
other countries. differences etwee
the two nations might be adjusted BY
a commission Of Investigation. Oppo-
sition to this course was most vene-
ment IN some cabinet quarters. and
the President after having considered
at length Mr.. Bryan's suggestions
finally disapproved II at the hour the
note was sent. Some cabinet Off
GERS argued that such an appendix 10
the note OF May 10 would be con
strued abroad as a weakening OF the
American position. and their counsel
prevailed.
Relations Strained.
Since then the official relation or
Mr.. Bryan with the President ana
the other cabinet officers have been
somewhat strained. although the clos
est personal friendship has been main
tained. Officials Of the administrs
ton were unanimous tonight in their
expressions Of personal regret. Secre-
tary Tumulty issued n statement 10
that effect. and the President reflected
the same sentiment In his letter Ad-
miration and praise for the courage
Gus manner In which Mr.. Bryan had
fought for and held 20 his convic-
tons were expressed by Officials on
every side. including those who had
been most vigorous in their opposi.
tion 20 his policies.
The strong personal attachment OF
the President and Mr.. Bryan has long
been noticeable IN their everyday con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI FETE
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

naa secomplished for ths state school
lcsstuaater Dag hen asked The
irrs 81 : sskh school present spa4i
hs.b~rt Hunter. - LAnsis Ala MeSss
~ Irtsdelphis. and Harold EaIt~nback
s~%ihedrsl rssDoncsd
VIVIAN furteff.
- EwluE.
~ ana Mr. Lee y Dodd-.
aae tepper
ssri %. schmidt.
ngscoe X houxh.
Nm. e.. k!rbarh. Jr-
Herbert a. Hunter.
Carl o. Stroshmauu
Harold Scheuk.
John " Gibson.
FREDERICK Mods.
Edward EliE
Matthew A. Mefru~r
Charies ~. Tough.
g G. Fugh.
Marsh Matflns
ar. and Airs. ~ %. Horstmau.
- W Campbell,
-. , Gibbs
~. -. Bond.
Mrs 81. - BOND.
Charles - Wells. Jr.
. A.. Wood.
Anna ". r..
4 X. Broke
Iohn y. Arbenz.
= q. smith.
John p. Day.
Thomas p Hodges.
Zen 4. k~ossnblOom.
Frank \. OBricn.
russell stewart.
Harold M~cGranahan. e
Louis W. jefferson.
Harry ~. Marsh. Ir.
Harvey 5. Carmack.
Joseph J.. Bolton.
James .Eachmaun.
Will smcdeker.
Walter Dorsey.
Lillian nedek
Fred u. Stamu-
Edith NJ. Bsnnesen,
Russell Goethe.
Mary Millin Rest.
Gibson l. Hamilton.
Elizabeth Wickham.
Dennis NJ. Duffy.
Edward '. Mayors,
Dan Hcaley.
Larry Padden.
Thomas J.. Folleu.
Joseph ~. Schmid.
Lawrence j. Hickey.
Harold }. kaitenbach.
brother Thaddeus.
Howard Stenger.
Charles Deegan
Louis ]. Heiner Jr.
Joseph CHASER.
John J. Commit.
Harry j. Keys.
Earle @. NenseL.
John u. Campbell.
Ambrose 4. Hughes.
Margaret Baird.
Fanny II. Stciu.
Anna Loe BagE-.
Ralph -. Young.
Helen Rolf.
Harry y. Nolte.
Jessie J.. Flanagan.
Victor r. Kruger,
Florence :. Rice.
Cecil g. Bauerle.
Martha &. DieckhoN.
Mary Y. Campbell.
Katherine Deloe
Grace Wagner.
Haze Morrison.
Aetna Baker.
Wilma Mitchell.
Grace Meek.
Albert Nickerson.
Mildred -. Springer,
l.. Allan Mckee.
Irene Mount.
Nettie Brovermon.
Hazel Frederick.
Katherine Wood.
Carl H.. Grimm.
Fred T.. Houston.
clyde Powell.
cecil Calvert.
Mrs. &. u. Ebers.
!. V. Gtffin.
Nellie Kittie.
Mary Ellen Donaldson.
Mae Porter.
Naomi Wilkinson.
Magdalena Mitchell,
Edward T. seha finer.
Bethanne Carter.
Roy r.. Jarvis,
Virginia Lee Moore.
William Shaffer.
Susan stewart.
J.. w. Royce.
sarah Carter.
Collingwoodle Paul.
Mildred Pracht.
Hildreth \. Rider.
Chester Strobel.
Milton y. Roy &c.
Virginia s. Tencr.
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Tumulty's Statement.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June s.
Secretary Tumulty gave out the fol
lowing formal statement regarding Mr..
Bryan's resignation:
or course. everybody connected
with the Presidents omciaI family
deeply regret that Mr.. Bryan mas felt
u necessary to sever his relations
with us. We have grown IN nave the
deepest affection and admiration for
him. As n who followed him In his
many fights. / cannot but feel a deep
sense Of personal loss in his with
drawal'
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How many head OF live stock you
cot on tho place."
Live stock echoed tho somewhat
puzzled farmer What d' We mean
by live stock . got four steam trar
tors and seven automobiles judge
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fIf N'U. John o. Nfhfnf boo r#. rr..
mIaFN remarks. .HIT that DO seemed
no lra. fNHr aHrrIIrr. f. infsrrurf ...H
now nf rI.IururH HH Tnnf uffrh Flf
IlNlFe ed delivered Wr ArFrrg arIf
tlai If niFh school students .E fris attfI
Old not attend fFr IrI.rraff. u... .lr
lNi h'I'inf Hnnf wac coming fn them
f or lnI Hodges raII that the az.
training % West NirrinIa
i.f MNHf hlrHIrI1ra could nnf DO rr-r.r
n arc assoc Hf.unH formed H.lra
cuf ife o. a resident of fhr stats w.r
statHul wafr ~ frr speaker mos
nrnufhf on arfrnrin cheer from fff etaf.
HcnnuI mrn rrrurnf
Col Ben Tfrrrt'nHm vac r.rf i-.r.
duref and spoke ~ length ~ Che GOOD
when thc iarf session no the TcrirIaturr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-09

Events during The day about the
state department seemed TO fore
shadow a sensational climax Tho
situation from early morning until
late 90 nlghf. was a strained one
When Secretary Bryan reached his
office early On tho morning. no wore
o. troubled look. This had worn on
later I'M tho day. particularly after the
luncheon with other cabinet members