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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28
Sic aHaire Gan.

Sis snslii6sameritanifde preVt
tpenbet iid nit srobem Gifer Der Der
i9p0rung gu. bic Elm sstpiiIer Jap 5ur
3eritGruns bon ameritanii4en Wtuni'
tions1S9iffen peranitaltst baben foa,
aber, tpis es ben 2lnI9ein bat, 1T ihr
mebr buran seleesn, bic Deutfhe Re.
gierung in bic 4ngelesenbeit 3u Der.
fpideln unb einen arisssfaa mil
9eutf4Ianb au faaffsu, als Jap Pc
itraft Su ieben.
gbe mir an bic nGbere priifunq
Idrsiten, tpollsn mir porber benerten,
bab mir isbe @eri4p0rung in bisism
2anbe aufs Gnti9iebenfte mibbilliesr
unb bab mir bic itpensite gsitrafunq
Iaer, bic iid an folder 8eri6pOruna
betbeilisen, ipiini4en. Damit 1T Der
8eipeis ssliefsrt, baB mir teine Dsrs
tbeibisuns fir bic beutide Reaieruna
fiibren. g8ir begen aber ben gerta6t,
bab BON Seiten Der 4niirten Gredtus
rsn gsbungen perben, I'm fol6s
S4einDeri6p0runsen gu OsranItaItsn
au bem 3pede, bic Der. Stadten als
@erbiiHoete fir bic alliirte Seite su ass
pinnen. Our @eniiss 1T beiannt, baB
in gnslaub unb in 5rantrei9 bic Der.
Staaten Don Der preffs Idarf ansss
griffen iperbsn, neil lie ben beiitf4en
@erbiinbeten nod nidt ben ariee ers
fldrt baben. DAP unfsr 2anb bic Ils
liirten nit Gslb unb Waffen unters
ttiibt uHb auf feline Sanbslsrs9te gum
f9peren Sdaben unfersr Biirgerf9aft
ber5idtet iiub in folder Deifs tbatfdd,
lid ebenfo Disl. iDenu nif)t mebr ala
bic Gliirten CUR getGmpfuns Der btuts
f9en 0erbiinbeien beitrdgt, fteint nod
ni4t geniieenb. Won oerIangt, bab bic
Der. Staaten ibrs alotts ben 2tniirten
3ur 9srfiigung iisllen unh ibuen min,
beftsns cine dillIon Taannl9affen su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Mas bic 8iirser por aner
Dinsen DON einem 8etperber I'm baS
Imt bes 8iirsermeiiters perlansen, II
Offsnbeit unb alarbeit unb pieier 5or'
berung entipyi1t Der republitanif9'
Sanbibat Sefr George pu4ta in bOtI
anertennensipertbsr Weife. Sn feiner
Reben iebt er ben 8iirsern hdartletr
auseinanber, mas er als 8iirsermeiItel
tbun mub unb Seber, Der lielt uni
bort, mas er bariiber fast, pirb amer
tennen, bab er nidts peri9leisrt. ni6tS
perbuntelt, nif)ts i'm untlursn ldbt
ionbern friI6 bon Der 2eber reoet. %
bort man tein Denn unb fein glbsr
tetne Stpsibeutisen &ebensarten, BIZ
eine Sintertbiir offen lafen. Sol9t
@brli9tsit lam ni4t umbin, ger'
trauen au ertpedsn. Den 9iirsern pers
ben feline Soffnunsen sema9t, bic nit
gnttduiduns enben. sic mi len leBi
Ibpn auf bas 8enaueite, pic Serr
pu6ta bas Ulaporsurnt oerpaiter
ipirb anb iie baben sIei45sitig bic @e'
ipibbeit, bab Iues, mas Serr 9udto
peripridt, in grfiiauns seben lptro
unb bab er aaes ben 8iirssrn bieten
tpirb, mas iie gu forbern Elm Redt bas
ben. 0ieie &larbeit unb 8eitimmtbeit
liest niht bios in benz aaratter hes
Serrn pudta, ionbern 1T aud ein proT
butt feiner seiddftsmdnnii9en Crate
buns. Gin @eiddftsmann BON Huf
unb 9ebeutuns, tpis Serr qudta. halt
iein Wprt feierlitj. Gr tpirb bic giirs
ger ebenio ebrlia bebienen, fpis feline
&unbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

lpGbrenb ieiner sbdtistsit als Mit.
slieb bes Shulratbs erpiefen bat.
Miit srpbem Gifer ipadte er bariiber,
bab Der beuti9e llnterri4t niht su
turs tam. ueber feline 9efdbiguns fir
ben iebisen poiten beoarf es teines @e.
tpeiits. @r bdt bic 8erbanbluneen i'm
Gtabtratb nit sriinblider Sathtennt'
nib seleitet unb Iid bur4 feinen un'
partsiiI9tn @eiit, Der ale 9arteier
Su Worte tommen lieB, bemerfbar ge'
madt. WGbrenb Der periobe, ba el
ben 8iirsermeiitsr Spiesel pertrat, bal
er ieinsn seiunben @erftano nnb ieir
SntereiIe an benz Wohlergeb.n bei
BiirserIfaft sldnSenb ertpieIen. Ri6t
ntinber fam babel feline enti4ieben IL
berale @eiinnuns gum 8orf6ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28
SIN Grab GAZE.

Dos elesants Wien, bas cine er,
friIduna su fih nebmen obsr elm
na6mittGglidr 3eritrsuung bdbsr
nil, III an sriisn i'm Yrnbensgafe
su finbsn. Das III tints pon jenen
aaffnb1ujern, ipis es ptren In itrer
@rpbjtabt gibi, bic sleihfam ben
Spa3isrgdnssrn, ben hlcb Nsusieri.
gen. als zine 2ri aogsia bienen. nm
bas 9reibtn Der anbsrn ron bort aii
an bsobahisn. limb basu eisnet iid
bieIss I'm WliitsIpuntt Der Siabt se.
lsstne aaffeebaus gut. Gs lissi aui
Der n5rblihen Gsiie bes 0.abens.
initien i'm rtgiien asbsn Wisns; iues
nise e1riits sntfsrnt III Der Sts.
pbonsbom. unb mad Siibm 81 5isbt
iih bic aGrnineritrabs NIT ibrsm re-
gen Wrtsbr. gfur ouf bsm Grabsn
bilmmelt man ipirslicb. Nm Ste
pbdusppm unb In Der Rotbmtburms
salIs rtnnen bic asute, dls bate itser
fpirflih Elm eiligss Gdtdft: IN Der
R6rninsrhroBs. 100 pi.ie GffGfts
.unt Nsitaurunts iipS, berrfM Der
Dur6gangsprrfebs nad BEN Ring.
faufen unaufbSfiiH eiuios unb Mas
gen. albsr an G;robsn nimmt allies
aleid einsn anbsrn GGritt an, bisr
fdIenbsrt man betuelid5. Gs mub an
Der Gissnbsit bsr Gtrabe lisgsn. Der
Grabsn bat ffinen DurdsangsDsr,
fehr ini siaertli6sn Sinns, bo nebsn
iinb bintsr ibm Iduter iItinsrt Gtra.
Zen lisgsn; e. IN BRIT. sat fd5ns gs.
f6dfie iinb 4usIastn. bic man bts
iraGtsn idnn, obtr aud nift, n<nn
man ni4i mag. in Der Mitts BET
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Die @erbinbuns, tpelfe 5fpi'
iben benz bulsariiden 9eere unb bem'
jsnissn Der beutiden 9erbiinbctsn bsrs
seiteat porben 1T, pertpirtli4t oas erits
s3iel bes 8altantrieses. Den 5iirten
fann jest allss ari.ssmuterial 5uass
I9idt tperben, beifen lie bebatfsn uno
felbitperftGnbIid 1T aud Der Bsg fiir
8eritGrtunsen ssDffnet. Sisie llno absr
sssenpdrtig nidt rDtbig. Die 5iirten
tDnnen nod WilIionen Ing 5elb itelen,
aIIes, mas feblte, tparen bic arisssauss
riiitungen, Inn ben srOben Bug nad
Ggppten pprsubereiten. Die beuti6en
@erbiinbeten biirftsn in nGditsr 3eit
nod ni4t iiber bic Oarbanelea gebsn,
ba bier5u erit cine pOIIise lleberpins
buna Serbisns notbpenbis 1T. sSebo9
ale 8eri4te mel fen barauf bin, bab
aud bieie 9lufsabe in nd4iter 2eit be-
pGltist fein ipirb. Iirgenbs rpirb bas
ri6tiser unb beiIsr erfabt, uls IN gnas
lamb. BORT tpirb bic Regierung brett
sefragt perben, mann iie 5rieben
fdlieben mill. Wir ertparten burauf
feline beftimmte antport, ionbsrn einen
SdpaQ BON Rebersarten, ipeil Der
snslif6e premisr nidt ben moraliii4en
Wlutb gu t.m ginseitGnbnib bat. bdb
QIes perloren 1T. Denn uber bic
Deuti9en in &onitantinopel sinaeriidt
iinb, bann pirb bic Regieritns bas
Bolt ni6t msbr nit ni4tsIuaenbeu
Rebensarten, pis bisber, bin6alten
t0nnen unb iid gum 5riebsn enti9lies
BEN miiIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28
plafate in stitssmdbtr
Wermenbuna.

Ddrpanslltn: .llnbefustsn III ber
Giutriii ptrbo!tn.1
Marf6sa: ~Dbnt ansuilopfsn btrs
ein!1
GneIif6es Dlinitions TliniIiss
rum: ~Sisr fDtrbtu alrbsittr pers
Idngt."
Mmerita: .8efeuunssn iperbsn
prompt auseefiibrt.s
RuHifdx Gtftuuesn: .sRaffsn I'm
altonnsmsnt biliser,A
@rsps GriIdrunsen: Bite bic ga,
pieri5rbe 5u bsnuben.-
Sonnino Salanbra: Sable bic
Bdften prsife fit aumpsn nfip.-
glorofx: .Dur&fdbrt bsi pfdnouns
perboten.s
Ssrbisn: Sum dltsn 1d6spetn!-
WisrpsrbanS: ~gletenanf@luB ju
btrgeben.-
Grun5UFi6sB g)arIdmtnl: .m<gsn
Rfparatursu ptl9IcHer-4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Die beperfftellists ts Ser.
binbuns sipiiden ben bulsariidsn uni
beutiden 9eeren ldbt erIeben. mas Don
ben @eripre4unsen Der Mniirtsn su
balten lit, bab cine ruifiihe 4rmee in
BEN nd4itsn sasen ben Serben gu
Ollie tommen perbe. Sn. .bisIer Wsiis
berbdlt es ii4 nit ben iibrisen aIiir.
ten. Sic tDnnen ben @ormarfd Der
Seutf4en mad aonftantinopel niht
aufbdlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Sn 20 Arlington 1T man sr.
5iirnt bariiber, bab bic Seutf9en bon
Waafaduietts fid sssen @ilfon ertldrt
boben, Wer ion ibn benn eisentlit
unteritiisen9 Siaerli9 niht bi.
gflan5er, oi. gu @runbs seben, neil er
enslanb seiiattet, ibre Waarsn gu To-
perm, sbenio iusnis bic 5armer, be ibr.
Waaren MIR mad gnslanb psrtanfen
SirfeH unb nur erbalten fDnnen, mas
bieies ibuen bietst. Die ssabritant.n,
bic ibre Waaren nidt na9 nentraIen
8dnbern i4idsn unb ibre RObitoffe
ni4t aus europa beSiebsn fDnnen, baz
ben ebenfalls teinen @runb, 'ih fir
Wilfon 5u beseiitern. Seiue einsisen
IuhGnser iinb bas Daa Street Spns
Bit unb bic Waffenfabritanten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Sober Oeutfd pbne Inter
fhieo Der partei lit DerpfIiGtst. fir
9errn 5uso @iienlOlr gu ftimmsn, bas
NIT oie Snterefen bes Seutiat1ums in
unieren Dffentliden S4ulen bic gebiibs
renbe 8ea4tuns finben urb nm stipas
mebr prattiihen 9eritanb unb einen
inannbafteren Son in oiefe 8eb0rps s,l
brineen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

Der Seutf4e gotidaTter bat
bereits cine Supids aiise ipiberlest in.
pem er unfere Rssieruns in aenntuib
seiebt bat. bab bieIsr vgbrenmam"
ni4t nit Der beutiden @ebeimbienit in
Werbinbuna itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28
9onnerstas, ben IS. Cttober 1915

Wtr brau4en einen Deutiden
i'm Stabtserift, sinsn tiidtisen Snri-
tten unb einen sebiesenen aaratter.
0iefe 9ebinsunssn erfiillt 9err Mrtbur
Wt. Sptegel i'm polliten Mahe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

9srr Jrunt Susnsiltr,
Der iid I'm bas 4mt bes Superior.
Hi4ters belpirbt, aenieBt in Der On.
ipaltf9aft einen boben Ruf als srinbs
llder &enner beg Re1ts unb porsiisli-
der &aratter. Den 9euti4en empfishll
sr ii9 fpe5ieu bur4 feline libsrale gss
finnuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

CINE befonbere Gmpf.bluno
psrbisnt Serr 2Ouis 5. 9auner, ber
fd I'm feline WisbrsripGbllina als
prdiioent bes Stdbtratbs betpirbt. s,e.
Der isnnt ibn als einsn isrnfeifen Oeut.
iHer. ays pel4en e ii1 Defenders
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

9as WaIG Street Spn.
bitat bat einsn eusn &rebit fin
5rantreid 5ur 8s5ablung bon ariegs,
material erOffnst. Gs 1T ausgei9loi.
fen, bab bic 8untiers bas 9elb aus
ibren eisenen Wlittetn aufbrinsea. Del
@erbadt III nidt abSuipebren, bab ii
bic fran50iii9en gdpisrs in ben Hder.
petanteu DerpfGnben. Was fdqt bel
prdfiOent Der Der. Stadten basu, bat
bas 9elb bes 8oltes in tobten papie.
rem aneeIegt tpirb unb bab bas 9elb
ipel6es mir gum aufbdu beg fiiOamsri.
tonii4en Sunbels brdufsn. ben ItGrt.
iten Witbepsrbsrn in bisiem Sanbel
5usepanbt pirb9 gr fugt ni6ts basu
unb 1T ftiQpergniigt babel. bab biz
Der. Stadtsn fhper gef6Gbist fperbsn,
I'm gngldnb unO Grantrsi4 au b.Ifen.
enbIt6 III bic Ggrotsifnott
bes praiioenten mad aonbon dbsesans
gen. Wter Utonate lang bat Der prdfts
bent sebrau6t, I'm bic snsIifde Reggie
rung in aenntnib 5u feBen, bag iie
ben ameritaniIden Sanbel in bDlters
reAtspibrissr Neiie unterbriidt, obs
ipObl ibm bas ieben Gag BON grporteus
pen, Smporteuren, Sarmern, ssd5ritans
ten unb 9dnolsrn sefdst tpurbe. S.bt
tommt es nod barauf an, in fpelfe
Worte Der proteit setlsibet III. Babrs
t9einIih pirb es nibts ipeiter als cine
8ei9perbe obne anbrObung ernftlifen
ginf6reitens fein unb iptrb tein anbes
res Reiultat bringen. aIs bab Der ena,
lifHe StdatssSetrstdr in brei Wonas
ten cine 4ntport fdidt. auf tpsl6e Der
prdiibent iiberbaupt ni6t mehr gu
antiporten braudt, ba bis babiH Der
ariss Dorbsi fein ipirb.
Evening star., 1915-06-04
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I1th ST. ccr y. narss' rr.rmsav.
lsth ST. GU, ~o, road. r,,na-.s yn.-msr-
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End st. 81. Gov < ,,sssr N.rse-'ri.. 'T%s rS.-r.c
2sth st. coz. ra evr Hcrhst's Phrrmacv.
., ccnn ~ - ,,o r'n ,vs T.assva-s ~ Pharmacy
Holmera r',ce. 80 "t'sS SHo'mead rharmacy
J. St 1907 "ar,o's IT,. -mscv
Pa ave 17as Hole Newsstand
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8. car.- 20 = st. Richardson's Pharmacy.
y Can. ro- e. E"nea'v's rharmay-
9Th ct ~nr V McChesney 4 Joachim. waltes
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l'.h ct: co. o,,,. 1.t...,, r..t M, rna,m.e7.
SoITHEaST.
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Rth ct, cor Eve weller's P"arrs"r
llth St. cor. Pc avc.. Fea'y's pha macy.
18th ST.. cor Ps svo R-.dlsr', Pharmacy.
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OFFICES
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llth Street Wharf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

scented with a silver medal. Company
b.. was victorious. last year and so
VIII continue to carry the standards,
a gift OF the late James B. fancy,
member OF she board Of trustees OF
Linsly. One OF the standards is the
stars and stripes and the other car
ri1s the colors of the school, orange
and black.
Archibald Cooey was presented with
the gold medal. going to the one VINO
won the greatest number Of compet1-
tive weekly drills during the year.
The new officers took their places.
Major Carl Strohman presented the
sword TO the new commander. LOUIS
Warneke. Other new officers are as
follows; Captains. Archibald Cooey.
Allen klieves, Charles Dolnics: Lieu
tenants. George Weimer. Herbert
Hunter, Cecil Nesbitt. Harry Cooper,
Clarence day and Joseph Drumming:
FIRST S~ergeats. Charles Baer and RI.
First ~Sergeants. Charles Baer and III
Milton Gutman. Howard Jones and
Lawrence Hearne: Corporals. william
Jasper, Eugene Smith. Roy Schener.
lein, John Mcclure and Arthur Nc
cabe. The old officers were. Major
Carl S-troehmann: Captains. Matthew
Metzner. Harold Schenk. Charles Dol
mics. John Mason Gibson and william
Conrad kirbach; Lieutenants. Louis
Warneke. Edward Elig and Joseph
Drumming; ~Serseants. Elmer schenK
and Charles Baer.
Alumni Day at Lnsly will be heId
Friday Of this week. There will BE- a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

weather was iGeai and between n
thousand and fifteen hundred children
Hooked to the popular resort for the
time of their lives. All kinds Of amuse-
ments we're enjoyed and the merry
go-round and the scenic railway were
Tree TO the children throughout the
afternoon. Another feature in con.
nection with the occasion was the two
vaudeville performances given by the
Original B%ernards". No extensive
athletic program. was carried out.
aside from a game OF baseball between
the two schools.
Today a combination picnic includ-
ing Clay. Union and Washington
schools. VIII be held and with favor.
able weather a large crowd will no
doubt be present. The pupils Of the
Washington school will 20 from their
own building. but those OF the other
schools will meet at the street car
Office. corne OF Twelfth and ChapIine
streets, at I o'clock. All OF the chill
dren must leave the park by G O'Clock
This evening. Tickets will be given
TO the various park attractions.
On Thursday the annual Fulton mic.
mic and outing will be held and on Fri
day the Mckinley and Madison
schools will 20 to the park for their
outing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
COMPANY B. WINS
COMPETITIVE DRILL
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT PRO-
GRAM OPENS AT LlNsLY
INSTITUTE.
Corporal Arthur Mecabe Awarded
First Honors-Gold Medal Won
BY Archibald Cooey

The exercises at Llnsly Institute
were largely attended yesterday by
the many friends and patrons OF the
school. The annual competitive drills
OF the cadets battalion was hetd IN
front of the school building on Ecn
street. A parade over Main and Mar
ket streets followed the drills. Meis-
ter's band furnished the music for
the occasion. At the close OF the pro
gram which had been prepared by the
school, Lieutenant Richard Nether-
ell. u. s. A.. c-ommandant OF the ca
diets at West Virginia University. act
ing as judge Of the various contests.
acclaimed Company b.. Mathew Metz.
ner. captain. as the winner OF the
drill for companies. and the individual
competitive drill winner was arthur
McCabe. OF Moundsviile.
After the winners had been an.
nounced, Corporal McCabe was pre-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
WILL LIKELY HANG
Negro Wife Murderer Has Not Yet
Taken An AppeaI-stay
Expires Soon.

Unless his attorney. Sheridan Moore
taxes an appeal to the circuit court
within h next week. william Ora.
man, aIas. william Thomas. must
hans Tor the murder Of his wife.
frieda Thomas. Graham was sen
fenced to die July 2. but a stay OF
sixty days was granted to allow for
an appeal. No court record has been
TAKEN and no steps taken for such
an appeal. His stay expires one week
from today.
Ihomas trial was careful and the
state attorneys do not feel that an an.
peal would be allowed. The only point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

ball game between Linsly Varsity and
Glenville Normal school at 1880 a.
m. The Alumni and school team Will
pull on a game in the afternoon. The
armory will be the scene OF the
Alumni smoker in the evening.
The ba~ccalaureate sermon Will De
preached Sunday morning in the First
P~resbyteriaD church TO the graduates.
by Rev. Claude Porter Terry. tne
pastor. The graduation exercises Will
be held next Tuesday.
Business Mems Lunch. 35e. 1850
to 2 o'clock. Mcclure Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
MANY PICNICS AT
WHEELING PARK
SEVERAL HUNDRED n o
CHILDREN ENJOY OUTING
YESTERDAY.
Clay, Union and Washington Schools
Will Picnic Today-Fulton
Reunion Tomorrow.

The West Virginia Traction and
Electric company cars were crowded
yesterday with school children going
TO and from Wheeling park. where the
hrst outing and picnic OF the Center
and Webster schools we're held. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26
Picture Framing

that seems In doubt is whether or not
Graham shot in cold blood. or shot
at another man and struck his wife.
All evidence seemed to fasten the
crime as a deliberate cold-blooded
one. and that negro vas trying to hide
MS crime behind his wife's character.
which he claimed was bad. a death
watch Is maintained over Graham. and
he seems now 10 realize the immen-
sity of his crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

" Is t~o-yesr terms with the recall
Under the Greater Wheeling Charter.
against siN-year terms n no recall
IN the CITY Halls charter. Which do
you PREFER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-26

you can have a voice in the city
government Of Wheeling with the mi.
tatlVe, referendum and Recall. II you
get the Greater Wheeling Charter.
vote for u n work for Il.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-02-19

Voicing protest, vigorous and EN-
phatic against the abolition of tn,
Grand Ronde road, representative
from Grand Ronde appeared before
the county court last week and pre-.
sented their side of the case. Joe
Steward of Sheridan, M. Peterson
and S. F. Deming of Grand Ronde,
were the spokesmen who opposed the
changing of the road to the proposed
highway via Bentley through Polk
county and then on to Tillamook
Their contention is that more people
will be served by the road through
Grande Ronde and that the construc-
ton expenditure will be less and the
distance no greater and that the grade
by way of what is known as the Sour
Grass country to the Nestucca river
will be much better than by the other
proposed route.
The slogan of the Grande Ronde
men is "Yamhill taxpayers money on
Yamhill roads. ."-McMinnville News.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-02-19
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Booklet on willamette Valley to Be
Distributed at Fair.

Copies OF the booklet to be distrib
uted to the exposition visitors from
; the willamette valley exhibit in the
; Oregon building have been received by
The Observer. 1t contains 32 pages
OF matter written in an interesting
style and containing reliable informa-
tion that will be of great value to
people seeking homes in this part of
the state.
The booklet for the most part, was
edited by Morris j. Duryea, manager
OF the promotion department of the
Eugene Commercial club, and an ex-
cellent article on the Willamette val
ley by Mr.. Duryea is the first in the
booklet. Other articles are as fol-
lows: General Agriculture" by A.
B. Cordley, dean of the school of ag-
riculture and director of the expert
ment station of the O. A. c.; "Soils
and Crops" by H. D. Scudder, agron-
omist at the o. A. c.; "Fruit Grow
ing" by C. X. Lewis, chief of the di-
vision of horticulture of the 0. A. c.. =;
Nuts" by J. C. Cooper, in charge
of the Yamhill walnut experiment sta
tion at McMinnville; "Truck Garden
ing" by Arthur G. B. Bouquet, as
sistant professor of vegetable garden
ing, o. A. c.; "Hops," by T. A.
Livesley of Salem; "Dairying," by
Luther j. Chaplin, county agriculturist
of Marion county; livestock" by
Ermine L. Potter, professor of animal
husbandry at the o. A. c.; "Poul-
try" by James Dryden, professor of
husbandry at the o. A. c.;
"Manufacturing,' by R. W. Ray
mond, manager of the Oregon State
Manufacturers association; "Educa-
tion," by P. L. Campbell, president
Of the University of Oregon; "Citi-
by Chas. Dunsmore of In
dependence; "Climate," by Edward
A. Beals, district forecaster of the
United States weather bureau at Port
land; Transportation" by D. C.
Freeman, publicity manager of the
Hill railway lines in Oregon; "Game |
Resources" by William L. Finley, t
state game warden; "Scenery," by
i. E. Marshall of Salem, and Gland
Values" by Fred S. Bynon of Salem.
There are no illustrations in the
booklet, but each and every article is 4
ull of the kind of information the
'eople want to know. The publica-
ion reflects credit upon its compilers.