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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
SEEING ABOUND A CORNER

story-wrter told of an astrologer who had magic telescope with which he could around two corners and through a thin stone wall That astrooger didn't have a great deal of advantage the ordin ary soldier and sailor the present For the war fare is becoming more and species of fighting in which the combatants invisible to the naked and are gotten by of telescopes which actual Iy enable Che users to see around corners.
 The best known form of this device is the peri scope" which as its Greek implies. is "looker- around" It is used on all submarine boats to enable the officer in charge to view the surface of the water while safely submerged. A small tube extends for a few feet above the body of the vessel with gobulaf top which as one faces t somewhat resembles eye and is actually the eye the craft Like the human eye it contains a convex lens. gathering in the rays of light within its scope and plcturng every visible oh ject within Che small of its focal pont" This re- duced image of the scenery ahead is reflected down ward by mirror At the bottom of the tube 1t passes through concaye and thus expanded falls white surface in thhe iarkened chamber where the ol
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

server sits That surface is marked with perspective lnes and the observer can tell pretty accurately far away an object merely by looking the little living of 1t in front of him With handle or button at the bottom of the tube he can turn the eye of the periscope around at will and in all points of the compass.
 It is this invention which has made undersea light ing possible But in the few months since the war be gan 1t has come to fn far larger sphere Of useful ness There is hardly single department of warfare today in which some form of the perscope is used to advantage
 In the trenches, they call it "hyposcope" scien. tiac Greek for "underlooker" The simplest form of the machine is oblong box with lenses but sin gle mirror at top angle of 45 degrees The view in front of trench is reflected downward from this mirror to a white surface at the bottom of the box and the observer looks at it through carefully shaded eye-holes It enables him to how the land lies with easy eyerange without subjeoting his head to the danger of being blown of as might be if he raised it for moment above the embankment slightly better type Of hyposcope second mirror set In tue bottom of the box at the angle the above that the observer by looking straight this lower mirror can see what is going on in front just 1T he were looking in the same direction with his eyes above the embankment The more elaborate instruments of are fitted with lenses, like the periscopes for distant vision
 One Of the most interesting of the instrument is attained by turning it horizontally instead of vsrr cally with the mirrors adjusted that the obserye can look into the box with his head erect soldier behind a tree with this box glued 10 his eyes can zee around the tree without exposing any part his body The business of observing the enemy is said to bs generally carried in this manner the hyposcopemar advancing as as possible, and gazing through his box under the cover of rock bush other con yenient shelter
 The Germans appear to have carried the instrument to it's fullest perfection their creation of range periscope" built after the manner of the submarine periscope. Some of these instruments mucf as thirty or forty high The long tube be turner at all angles its height combined sith the power Of its teescopic gives the observer wide range of vision as if Le seated of the pillar witt
 good telescope a pair of powerful field glasses The whole apparatus can be packed up and cared off what like a rapidhre gun.
 A clever adaptation of the idea is found in join. ing specially constructed hyposcope to the barrel O a rife. With this arrangement, a soldier in trench can aim and fire without exposing his head or ann- and it should be remembered that or tho wounded nowadays are hit in the head or right This con bnation is said afford accuracy well as safety There is indicaho nof its being generally used far but 1t may be before the war ends.
 It has been called "sunners' war" We may yet come to call "specJaclemakers war" for the high power guns that kill nyisiby great distance arc arousng an effective response from the opticians tt optical instruments against cannon
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

If Prince Burhan-Eddin son of Abdul Hamid has really been srangled to death in his goom it's per ecy logical aftermath of Abduls lifelong system of government Many a troublesome man was quietly choked by the old sutans order and dropped into the Bosphorus From present indications however, there will soon be an end to government by sransng in Con stantnople
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

William FoX, moving picture pro- ductf. E called the "mmarch of the movies because of the vast sums be pays for scenarios and actors Among the famous literary men on hls pay roll as scenario writers are Israel Zangwil. Rujyard Kipling, Count Lyauof Tolstoi Edward Sheldon, Henry Guy Carleton and others of almost equal fame, to whom he has already paid $ ,0O0,OO0.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
suBscRIPTIoN RArEs

promptly are requested to notify the busi- ness office.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Advertising Rates On Application. Entered as second-class mail matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Gen Caranza, the bulheaded and magniloquent ought to be the comcopera stage Why doesn't some New York producer solve the Mexican situation by of ferng him job?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST SHERIFF
OF MARSHALL COUNTY MAY
GROW OUT OF RELEASE OF
KAUFMAN.
New York Doctor Ineensed over Act.
and Retain Two Local Attorneys
Answer Filed Yesterday.

II was learned last night that IL Il
Is found that Sheriff {. r. Hutchin-
son, OF Marshall county, released sam
nduIinan without due cause, he will
pc charged in the Marshall county
SIrcult court with malfeasance and
nonieasance in office. This informa-
ton Was received from Attorney J. Is.
Iianolan. who with W. q. Hamilton.
Eas been retained as counsel for Dr
4. n. Pasternak. OF New York. who
came 10 Moundsvtlle TO have kaufman
re-arrested as he stepped from the
o'aue penitenuary at the expiration OF
Attorneys for the sheriff appeared
IN the local Circuit court before Judge
f1eINey, yesterday. and filed his
answers 10 the writ of habeas corpus
He stated that he had no power TO
1oIo Kaufman and that he had or.
uered his release, and for the same
reason was unable to present him in
court haufmanis release from the
penltentiary, his re-arrest. and MS
further release is rather novel.
Ut. Paesternik, and a police officer
from New YORK, came here TO arrest
MIN on former charge of picking
pockets. kaufman Immediately placed
himself In the hands OF the Marshall
county sheriff. and secured Attorney
Everett Moore as legal adviser. Moore
informed the prisoner, that there was
no Fugitive from justice warrant for
MIN, and that the Marshall county
authorities had no power to hold him
kaufman then stated he did not need
the protection of the authorities ana
automatically released himself, It is
A conference between the New York
doctor and his attorneys has been
called for this morning, and the re-
suit Of that conference win be watched
with interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
YOUR STOMACH
NEEDS RELIEF

When you suffer from StOm-
ach misery your tongue is
coated, and the smell Of food
makes you sick, your stomach
needs relief You need HEX
ETS. HEXETS are a sure.
quick relief from bad stomachs.
They aid sick digestion and re-
move the cause Of stomach
trouble. Get a box Of HEX
ETS and take one after each
meal today, they will make you
feel fine. tOc and 25c boxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
MARSHALL COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OPEN ANNUAL CONVENTION IN
hoUHDSvILLE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
More Than Two Hundred Delegates In
Attsndance-officers win ne
Elected Today.

The Marshall County sunday
school Association convened in annual
session in the MoundsvtlIe baptist
church. yesterday afternoon at 1870
o'clock. About ESQ delegates were In
attendance at the opening and last
nights session was attended BY a larger
number.
+. n. smith. of Cameron. president OF
me Marshall County Association. pr,-
sided at the opening session. Al lao
oclock. Rev. Arthur Lazenby OF the NJ
r, church at McMechen conducted a half
J. y. smith. pastor of the MoundSvilie
CHRISTIAN church led a fifteen-minute
SonNentlon prayer service. The short
prayer service was followed by the re-
ports OF the delegates who told briefly
OF the progress In Bible School Work
Ila1e IN the classes. schools. districts
delegates reports, Arthur T. Arnold.
secretary OF the West Virginia SUNDAY
s,,iiss association, delivered splendid
@ur r,s on Our supreme Objective"
The committees for the convention
" tsen appointed and the enrolment
ofts al tne ae1egstes present was t..k....
santoWn gave an address on The Rural
oSlool W ORR At the close of the after
n nSDh sess - q social was held in the
PHiors or the Baptist church.
Evening Session Held.
me second session OF rne conven,to,,
~ "hehea IN the main auditorium of the
~, 49, r.. church at I:2O o'clock. Following
Arthur Lazenby, Prof. Titlow tooL m
me, me suoJect The Country Church and
SS,V1ntry Life and delivered an inter
SSstiihs ADDRESS Following a short mus
icai program. MIR. Arnold lectured o.
Aasquacy and Efficiency
hsis ms mornings session, which will he
neiu IN the baptist church. will he taken
UP IN number of addresses- WALL 3,
ene az ternoon session officers for the
$3.50 SsoSiation viii be elected and the re
ffa.sa
elementary. secondary and aduit conse,I
Shce viii be held. The convention vStii
.s ulNIaed and each person will attend
~, - coni erence In which he is most in
.trested. The convention will be brougbt
20 close with this evenings session
81, mhi zen, Time splendid musical pro,
sI1Ih viii be carried out. under the an
sSPlces OF the choir OF the Moundsviiio
FIRST NJ. l.. church iiie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

". ~ Gibson. OF Battle Run ,uI eli
az en lld eaify herd at public sale TO-,
road. '"' Nhtlonm
>. 8. Rine. 81 Elm Grove. soe,, ,..,,.
Gay a. the Cadiz. o.. fair
clan ,5 plisimlbelr9 9f the Ehco Point bible
evening az the home Of Mrs 3 D. GreIr
Inc regular weekly meeting 81 ~,
is 1 Dcfa OF fanama lodge 40 9 sbfrtd
uI honor ~ Kim Grove uaa b.Ill 49,
evening az their nail on Main air..i
Mr.. and Mrs. arthur Smith 90 Ale.
Grove. are the parents % n SON
The cement wnlk which a. baf,- f...f
on elAin street Fulton. was compIrfrd
Lester Crow. John Hand and r,v,.-
All--'lll ell IN Ilm Grove nurnf r.r.
ter7diny a. i,hc HurEettst0wn. ~ fair
br. W.. splllman and frrIIv az
lsenpNs left yegterduy for McrdtiIr d.,
who're they will make their rnfnrl to,,..'
o.. ~. r'a, '.isie men az Wheeling ana
iig Wihiosling creck yesterday. ~ tbc
megt. featurcd the occasion
MILO puIan. conductor 0u Tho u..-t
virginia Traction ana Eifefrir CONF.
I.na. leii yesierday for Coon Island rr
D.. q Tough. OF woodIssp I. nj
.ushlnF ~ Fhero Do ril iaprnd some
ID, Thomas Young. % thc West virginia
Epent yesterday vlth relative. r9a- ci.o.
ton. "
itnl " service viii be held at tho
Monut Union presbyferian rhurrh ia
morrow evening near Sand Uuf
Mrn M. DO NlrHhufr nf VI.lTrf.f. d.
% WlNnsburT. Pa. where ahr is vIsit.
NJ and Mra. Elmer 1futHrkrr of Erho
Point arc visiting rrintitrs IN claim
ton. N
MrH Hodlrr 81 pIffahurrh d.. t-
Fl-Irnr relatives Iu Ilm Grove
MIS- james Thomas. 0f UaIInIra DID,
I.IHn Grove
Mra o. M Hirra OF Iim Grove hsr
moved Iu NNHnhInrfnr ra
Deputy Sheriff THorra Smith ..4-|
called fe UHUHH W fInr.Ia. t.rrIr. f.I
fuu down thieves Who bad fHEen horses
'rNm OBJ. stables oft ftnurrn fIrHrr anT
NnrI'" frHIn INfn oft fnD hnr.a. a.l..
FOUND HIf.r .Hnr search TH. uI....
u goo Dol severely f..'t Win bl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
lrreveIant TestImnnv


PITTSBURGH. Sent 3OcA Iac
wen, cnle1 counsel for the Manufac
turers Light and Heat Company todav
sousnt 10 show by four Witnesses he
ioTe J.. w. Vandervort. federal naste,
rearlhg testimony on the appeal M
Ine company from a decision of the
Mest virginia Public Service Commits.
Henry ID. Hatfield Influenced The co,,,.
mission in its action. Representst,x,a
NJ. NJ Nicely OF Fairmont. w. Va ana
MS secretary, J. b. Nickerson teefifaJ
90 me morning session and i N
Sweeney OF Wtlliamstown and n NJ
snyder. formerly private secretarv 70
L -. Ott' chairman OF the commissIoD
shls AFTERNOON. At the close of the
gay S.y II was decided TO adjourn the hear.
Nu.Ii OctoDer q. when Mr. Well
its case. =" Soniplets
Counsel for the commission. in tho
persons OF Attorney General a A IN
y, =. II. holt. OF Huntington. I
S3sooinmerville and F. w. Nesbitt Of
wheeling, interposed many obiections
10 me testimony offered and freouent-
~ took exceptions to the rulings NJ
MT. Nandervort. particularly d11ins Z,
the AFTERNOON, when Mr.. We'll sougbf
20 snow by II. NJ. Snyder that fbe In
huence OF Governor Hatfield over the
commission extended to its operatton
~ he workmenis compensation Law.
nj Wen also made a statement in
Mnlch ne said employees of the conn
pdhy had not been permitted To ex.
ann certain public documents in
the state house AZ Charleston. Atfor.
ney General Lilly declared IL was the
nrst time he had heard Of il. but he
would not disclaim Il since N had
probably been done BY order of some
OF his subordinates during his an
sence. @"
After Federal Appointment.
MT NickersOn. the first witness AZ.
yer the company had completed lis
Iechnical testimony on the Operation
OF gas lines. related that about the
middle OF last December Howard y.
ogden, then member Of the Public
Service Commission OF West Virginia
pad called al Representative NeeIy's
once IN Washington. having come
from the ofhce Of the commissioner Of
corporations. where he had been in he.
half OF his candidacy for a poeifion on
the Federal Trade Commission Mr.
ogden said he was anxious TO leave
me West virginia commission because
inc commissioners were mere dunn
mics and everything they did was
hrsl passed upon by Governor Hat
held- In support Of this. the witness
SAID. ogden told him that IN one case
from Fayettc county the commission
mad agreed on a decision. but IN Rad
been Overruled by the Governor. "a.
Ter u was taken 10 the Supreme Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
Boiler Springs L.eat.

WINE enroute yesterday morning be
tWcen Elm Grove and West Aievento-
the boiler on engine No 2O2 the pasee,
hesI traln 40. fOi, which IL due In Film
1t2Ne A. 40 o'clock, sprung n 80
Mhlch caused the train 10 be bact.i -
PIN Grove. Another engine was se.1rci
rom West Alexander and pulled ~
rath on 70 pittsburgh. while the 49,.
bled engine was taken 10 p, 49,
,,nIe the necessary repairs viii he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
METHODIST SCRUBS
VIII Play Broaddus At Philippi satur-
day-varstty Team win Meet
Wash-Lee At Lynchburg.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiiigeneer.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIiigencer.
BCCkHANNoN. Sept. 3O-while the
lngton & Lee Saturday the Scrubs are
also playing Broaddus College at phil
iPfl IN the opening game OF their sched-
tie sixteen m-n will make the erin
20 fhiippi as follows: Curtis. Morreils
insoIllson smith, Follon. Springer. Lantz
D.eem, King. burst, Gould, Garrett
workman, burnside. McWhorter HarrI-
son and linn. Later in the wear tha
deserves play Weston High Ruckhannon
hlgh' tairmont Normal. Chenille Nor
their class. Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

- iflon fcFFloes Wl.I Ur nflI Dob Ina
Mount Union rrranfffr.au church f0.
luorfpN fufuIur near sand fIIu Ifr
eervira viii 90 crrIurfrI hr unH 81
. wilson ~ Wrru0pI. anH Hr. vs. S.
Iiurmprf. OF DALAI
On HlTlr. uIurn.rr .. .rU... II....
Urn fIfe r.f.Irr f.Hr.. .frr... I. ID.
held Dol fHe nrIIar rrfaH...rIHn rn.r...
conlnnurI.n .fr.i.n aII a.. observed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
GAS TRUST
fcontinusd Prom FIRST Para,

missioner Ogden It proved nothing
anu eaat tne death OF Mr.. Ogden pre-.
ton. Gao ~ ma
Attorneys and others who have fol.
lowed the hearing closely are agreed
mat the case of the gas company has
oeen weakened more than streneth.
ened by the admission of this test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

The Sophomore class OF the Triadet-
Shia District high school will entertafo
a number - their friends this evening
in mo auditorium of the school build
.ng a. EdgiuEton Lane. A general good
iime - Anticipated and Refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
Hafing E1tsnsivs Tmprovsm.pt,.

george +. Mckown of Echo Point. il
having extensive improvements made 10
AZ Woodsdale. Yesterday a force OF men
Vas at work remodeling the front OF m
uIiice ana large show case window
Vac installed The office room will ~
completely remodcled wa 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

The West Virginia Traction and FL.
tIlc company yesterday had "a force 81
men al work installing a new rail- on ire
ogt pound track on the curve just Vest
or the stop at Echo Point -rhe wei
Mas completed b. evening and the track
u now an first class Condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
OUT-THE-PIKE


600 funsrai acrvicos over ths remains
% ffls late Franf o. rh,fer. who Iied
Fusll1y evening 81 Port annoufH. Ohio.
~ ~ hci1 thiH afternoon af O'Clock
from TIE home 20 his mother. Mrr. Anna
ftrtfefs n lafffra0u Has ~ H ffarf
ysetor q fhq Hlm Grove ~ D. church
vii offictsfc Ilfarmout win b. ne
5tcne Cfurcn ceustsrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

q M ELLIOTT uarcfiraI farmer 81 the
al0nc church road. ia having a modem
alig erected On hia farm. q w Dorsey
or Vim Grove. iH doing tho work This
tlir .irlnity have had rilus erected M
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won etartsn on nrinr.-

work was started yesterday BY the
ilrm Or Chaddoron and Bradley. OF gis-
.tteFlllet on inc new concrete and steel
bridge % span the creek al Lewis Place
on ne national road. near VafIey Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
N. Z. Church soruioa.

\, Rev. $: y. Hart. pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Elm Grove.
Sunday; Sunday sch5Sf at s,ts i ny
PREACHING at II o'clock. by the pastor
SupJect The Development Of the Inner
LIE. Class meeting at $3.50 .. no. THE
kpworth League devotional service will
Do held at o'clock. At 7:45 the pastor
VIII preach on the subject The Fact OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
Dorsey Funeral.

uneral services over the remains of
me infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dorsey. OF Elm Grove, which died w.
nesedy evening, were held yesterday al
CLOCK. lnterment was In the Stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

Funeral services viii be- held over the
Tour day cold child 81 Mr and -
Frank knight. ~ Triadolphia, who died
lesicrlaf morning. from the family
Ipme thlg afternoon AZ o'clock fnfrr-
ficnt VII 3D. ln the stone church cene-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MORE SLIDES At PANAMA

WASHlNGTON Sept 9D-Coionri
llHl uihh' at.ne governor OF fnu
Panama canal Cabled the var dapsrt
ment TODAY that further earth move.
Wonis would dclav tho openInc OF 100
canal intl about October Iu or nvo
days longcr than had been nroviuIaiy
REPORTED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

Tho Tr.adrluhlH district hirh school
loot ball team vii clash ulth The Cafhe.
oral Nirfs nrnuui frrm THE evening On
The Tunnel Green grounds. Dor tho Dsaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
CATTLE QUARANTINE.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. 3O.-The
state livestock sanitary board TODAY
declared a quarantine against any
shipments OF cattle from the northern
part or Illinois for any purpose what
ever. The order will also prevent
shipments being made through the
state from Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

week Coach Stewart has been puttinv
strenuous practice in preparation for The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01
DIED


AAHhEMoND--At Pittsburgh. Pa or
wednesday. September Eg 49, at
s.is b. M, WILMA. wife Of the iafs
Inus. g. Hammond
interment 81 the stone church cemetery
elm Grove. ". Va gnfurdav rlor,fr.
az 40 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

The Connecticut the uriupIpni
stream 70 Nev England. D. $50 miles
In length.
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aophomora Pnrtr

! y the former team. A good game Is an
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbsrs Men
chants and Others WhoIesals Deaisra-
NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control of the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. It's office at Charleston. West VirKinfa
LET furnishing supplies for the several
Sthte INSTITUTIONS. the financial manage
ment CT which In vested In said Board
SoEtracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
Dlodefsi quality considered. and other
hlhGs beinB equal West Virginia deal.
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed win be fur.
nished bidders on receipt Of reQuestf
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
Ja-l-u Charleston. West VIRGINIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

RuTTEH ON Tuesday. septenrher es
JOS. PRANK o.. RCrTEIL son oil al.
late Frank T. and Mary Hutter. agc5
% years.
un'ral from thc residence o. his moth.
rr. Patterson friday affcrnoor, III
o'clock
Friends of The family invited To .tt...f
lutcrmcnt lao stone church csmcfrr,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-01

l4cG UIGAE-On "Wednesday. septrub.,
~, 1915. az 1880 O'clock Ia
wheeling hospital. MARGAiFsr. vii.
90 james McGuiran.
p unoral SATURDAY morning az 9 O'Clock
ai ihe homo or HCr sister Mrs T0hr
lit2Ecrald Ilttlcfon. 49,. Va rntrr.
mcnt lu liftieton cemetery. Trfrnd.
Uf the family are Invited
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FOR SALE
LOST

LOST-Automobile tires: two, Kelly
Springfield. Non-skid. size 35x4is
FINDER VIII please return TO George j
Mathison. 1905 Market Street and re
ceive reward se-2s-.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WAHTED-To rent. three rooms, suita-
pie Tor club room purposes. in South
wheeling. Must have water, gas and
light. Address Club" care Intelligent
Ger. se-6-tf
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HELP

WAHTED-Woman for second cook
Apply Mckeever Restaurant. 1919 Mar
~ ~. au-S1-tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-12

Get butter wrappers at Echo office.