davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
A Troublemaker.

"Why did you tell my wife that be
fore I met her l promised to love yo;1
forever"
'Well. didn't your
"Sure | did, but that's no kind of
conversation to 60 to a mans wife
with. th."-Pittsburgh Dispatch
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
A Lamblike Lion.

"Well. did you have that social lion
at your reception that you were tell
Ing me about?'
"Oh, yes. He was there"
"And did he roar?'
mo. His wife vas also present, and
he could only bleat Birmingham
Age-Herald
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
Opportunity Calls.

Opportunity is at your door"
What is it"' inquired the pessimis-
tic citizen. Opportunity to subscribe
to some worthy cause. or a chance to
invest ?'-Louisville Courier-J Journal
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
GETTING the Riqht Number.

phone number Hello. Central" she
inquired sweetly, can you suggest the
wrong number to ask for in order to
get $3.50 Franklin ?"-Ladies' Home
Journal.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
Necessarily Slow

NCSCSSdIhy
A California youngSter had been per
mitted to visit boy friend on the
strict condition that he was to leave
there at o'clock. He did not arrive
home till Z o'clock and his mother was
very angry. The youngster insisted,
however, that he had obeyed her or
ders and had not fingered unneces-
sarily on the way.
'Do you expect me to believe" said
his mother, that it took you two hours
to walk a quarter of Il mile?" She
reached for the whip. Now, sir, will
you tell me the truth?'
"Ye-es, mamma" sobbed the boy,
Charlie Wilson gave me mud turtle
and l was afraid-to carry it-so | led
it honest. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
meek Reproach.

Lady (who has gwen tramp a plate
Of scraps)-You must feel the humilia-
ton Of begging for food. Tramp-It's
not that Sd much, mem. What hurts
me is that I'm depriving the pore in
nercent fowls Of feed-London Tele.
graph.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
What He'd Done,

"I've come to see if you can lend me
$25."
THAT so? Which way did you
come?'
Down Griswold street"
"Oh, you did, eh? Did it occur to
you that you had walked right by
eight or nine banks that are in the
business of lending money to get to
me ?"-Detroit Free Press.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
How They Do IL,

Steve-They say that walters can al
ways size a man up. Lillian-I sup
pose they measure him from tip to tip.
Judge
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
0ITShuouS Love.

"Do yer love me, 'Erb?"
Love yer. Liza. | should jest thina
I does Why. if yer ever gives me up
III murder yer. | can't say more'D
that, can I?"-London Punch.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
Two Belts.

''The belt worn by Napoleon at the
battle of Waterloo shows that his girth
was forty-two inches. Some belt, eh?"
"Yes, but not circumstance to the
belt that Wellington gave im."-Louis-
vile Courier Journal
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
At the Police Station.

Lieutenant-Prisoner, do you read?
Prisoner-No, sir
Lieutenant-W Write Exchange.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13

Wealth is not his that has 1T, but him
that enjoys 1t.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-13
Very MovinQ.

Talk about moving things with
derrick-the most powerful thing
known to move man is womanF
eyes.-Florida Times Onion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-13
ltuS fs rieige 9erlnite erIitteH ia.
bgu.
Die RuffeH OerlisreH 1860
Mdnu an GefaugeHen
Sci RuriGmppt.

UIk ~ = " - = - -
Berlin, II. gpril. per 5uHtsH-
telegraph mad aOnoou. Das grob:
|6auptquarti.r maat. am MOntag bas
syolgenb. iiber bic peiiersn ersisniii'
auf bsm arisssidauplaB betaHmt:
DefiliGsr arisssi4auplas: alsin:
ansriff. Der GraH5oi:H in ben arsoH'
nsn iinS abssidlagsH DOrben.
.3pifdsn Der TIaas unb Der Wloisl
mar ss am GOnnta5 Oerbdltnibmdbia
fin. @essn absnb Syiffen bic 5run5O'
len bic Siigsl in Der Rdbe DON gpms
bres an, Der QrgEiif purbs aber,
na6Ssm bsr&i 3p.i StunSen lang
ssbausrt, abssihIogsR.
,Sm WaIS bon aiap unS aud i'm
WaIS Don Sc gr.tEs faHbsu pabrsns
s.s 9as.s bsftiss Gsis4ie ftatt. in Ss'
nsn Mann ssssn Rann sstampft
tpurb,, in bsnsn mir absr bic DER
banS bsbi.Ii.n. Gin abermaligsr ans
griff pGbr.nb Der JIa&t DurSs su'
riidgefaIassu.
.llm MieSsrDerg.Itnng fur bas am
Is. 9lpril erfolste gOmbarSement Der
off.neu baoiI9en stlOt MiiIhim Isis
tens frans6iiI6er a0iaiitsr gu ibsn,
bsi Dem brei Trausn sst0biet ipurbsn.
iinb bic Sorts pon Rauep bon unT.rsu
Npidtitern bom6arbitt ipprben.
,@ie aus ben gusiagen stfunssnsr
fran55fi6sr Sffi3isrs, berporss5t,
perbsn bic aatbssrlIsn bon 9ptrs
DAME In paris unb Sropss, ME au5
promin,nte gsgi.runsssebGube, bar
nrter cine RationdIbibliotbet, bas Sos
tel bss SnpaIiSss, oaB 2oupre Utus
isam unb anbers fiir militdriihe
3nsde bsnubt. Sic iino inter anbss
rem nit 5u9IiSrrn, 5untsntelssras
p6en StatioHsn uuo WaI9insns9ss
jhiibsn perisbsn poroen.
SsitIi9 BON ariegBi9aupIaB:
.WGbrenb uuierss @Orriidens in Dft.
Ii1er Rihtung BON Ularinmpol aus
fabmsn mir 8 ruTiids Offisisr. uno
1850 Waun ssfanesu unb MIR sr5sus
!sisn aud bier Wai5insugsftiise.
.Rsssrsitli& Don asHiba i4Isus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-13
nm sDHutas BON sruppen
unb @snbarmtr pers
hnf,|

Rom, 12. apriI. 5ros bss poIiasi'
Ii1sn Dsrbots purbsn am Sonntas in
allen grSbrsn stdbfsn Siulisus @.rs
fuas ssmadt, geriammlunssn 81
@unittn sinsr Ob.r s.ssn cine Snisrs
Dsntion StaIisns in bem iesistn ariss
db5ubalisn. SH faii allen Gdllen ipars
BEN bic asuis. bic fid usriumm.It bat.
ten, BON Gsnbnrmsn unb Don srnppen
onsesriffsn unb aussindnb.r sstrisbeE.
es purb.n aber nur ip.nise psrIonsn
psrpunbst. iebr9 cine gang, ansahI
pcrbafitt. baruirtsr Der profsfor Bee
nito MuiIolini, Der gOsiaIiftsnfil6rsr.
Der fir bic fOrtssTsbis alufr.&isrhals
iuns Der gaeuiraIitdt StalienS sintritt.
unb bet Suiuriftsufiihrsr Marinstii,
Der fir SntsrpsHsiou IN.
Die inn.ren Siabtthsile ROms tpus
rsn bsinabs bis Mitterna6i BON 5rups
pen 6si,bt. Defenders itarie sruppsfls
abibsiiunssn par.n in Der Rahe Der
3usanss sur giua MaIta, Der DObt
nuns bss 5iirit,n bon Billion. uuS IN
Dsr Rdss bss Guirihals aufgsifsllt.
Gans bsTOnbers gDrii&ismdbr.ssIn
iDcren absr gum Sdub Der 5itsrreitis
iam gotidaft srgriffsn iDOrSsu. no
sruppsn uHb bsriii.ns g,nbarm,H bic
G.monH-,-'sn ansriffen. Osren Ruf.
Sdb s,gsn Osftrr,i4 llnsarn unb
bas @.-fqngsn oushyiidtsn, bab Sta.
lien ii5 iOf0rt an Ssm arisss bsiheiIis
gen fcuie.
LIN Rittsrna6t mar risbr oIIss
rubis III Der stabi unb sis Srupstn
lsssisu IN isss aaisEnsu SagiI6.
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2uHbpn IL. 9lpriI. Gs bGlt
|fbpr. iib einsn ri9tiesn gssriff iibsr
bic Gage in ben 2arpasbsn gu MAIDEN.
Dsnn man bic rufiifhsH unb 0ferrsis
difaen offisisIIsn gsrihis lief uno
NIT eiHdnSr DsrsI.idt, 70 fdeiut fid
bic 9baifads gu erssben. bab sur 3sii
Hur I'M 5fili9sn SRil Der HarpotbsH.
am lIsiDi g]ub unb in Der llmgsbuus
isbr 6sftiss Fdmpf. fiattfinnen, nab.
renb an Dem iibrissn 1b.il Der GrOni
nur ariilsriessfe4is itattfinbsn. mas
bsb.ui.t. bab fia beios G,itsn in ibrsn
befsiiisten qoiiticnen bsbauptsu. Snb
ON usfOt pab bi. Dsutfd.n unb bi.
Seftsrrei4er bic 9lngreifsr iinb. g.bi
aus Der nsusfieu Offisislsn ruifiIten
Dsp.Tde bsrDor. bic sus.itsbt, bab fa
Der uidtiss Ssbirssidmm SO. 9s2
Tsit Dem 9. qpril in ben Sanbsn Der
9eutffen bsfinbst uRb es inswii6sn
ben Ruiisn nidt sslunssn III, ibn ME,
bsr5uHebmsn. au9 pirp in benz Be-
rift sriIart. bub iid GENTLE ppiitio.
nsn unb Srtf9uft.n nod IN ben
SdnSen Der Ruien befinb.n". Die bies
lis,n Offisisllsn geri&tsrfattsr fabrsn
db,r fort, unb 4. bdbsn bks i6on felt
wO6sn sstban, on5usiinSig.n sab bic
RuF.n ane Saupttdmme Der aarpa.
tbsn in iarsm gsfis unb ongefanssn
bitten. ibre armsu s.ssu bic unsdri;
i6e gbsne poraui4isbeu, CbrptI es
sur geniis. bstannt iif. bub bic Ositsrs
reihsr Guf Der sansen Gront gut Dsrs
idanst iinb unS isoer Gub brett gOs
ben nit rieiis.H CpferH srtauft ipsrS.n
mub, nj. bies in Grunir.i9 uHc gel'
glen unb aud i'm mitiler,H unS iiibs
Iidsn polsn Der Jafl III. Wlan fdugi
babsr aud in ipeitsrsu arsiIsn on. Oiss
Zen offisielI.n ,a.iiurtitlsrn tsinsn
Glaub.n mtbr su f6entsn. !
Mie bi. GGla1t IN ben 4arpaibsn
dnf&einsnb gum GtiGitanb sstOmmen
III. 70 in biss aud NIT ben bluiissn
gsfeGisn IN Der gsetnb BON Mosprs.
in 5rontrsi6 Der 5atI. Der gerfu4
Sss Generals Soffrs, bic 1suff<n
su spinssn. Ct. RibieI uisSsr aufs
sua.bsn unb ben asiI gu ssrifSrsn.
ben f. in isnr gsssnb in bic frans
sSiifttn eiuisn seirisbsu, tn Tsblses
f5lasen unb alIes mas bic lrnnsoisn
bamit srrsi9t bnbsn TT. bab iis IN.
ssbeu.rs g3srluiie trliitsn BADEN. Sn
sinissu s.ssiisH satts uiaH ossIas5s.
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baB bisie admpfe ben Beginn Der
lanse erfpart.tsn aIsemefHsn Sffsns
fire bebelten tuiirbe, nomit f4siuen
bic @erbiinbstsn aber nod feline Gle
5n babsn. Dies ipirb Sabur4 erfldrt,
bab bic Deuti1eu ibre 5rippen dH
anbsrsn puniten Der Gront tsinesDegs
gei9pG9t babsn, I'M ibrer armse
BEL Dosprs bsi5ufisbeu, fonbern bab
re lire @srftGriuussn DOM Snnern
0euti9Ianbs beranse5raat Edbsn.
uuO bic 5OIss III. buB bic Gage an Der
ipriiIiaeu Jr0ut 70 sismIih uuosrdHs
bert in.
Dsutf6e llnisrfssboote iino Disbsr
msbr attip. Seit Samftag babsn iis
ben Sampfsr- rSarpalpce", ben bri'
tif&m Sampfer .Mopforer" anS
ben fran50fii6sn Dampfsr r5r.berit
sJrand1 unb Ssn ilsinsn 9ampfer
.9sdiibent" torpshirt. Der nMops
far.r" tpurbe in iiHtenbem 3uitans
mad Queenstown ssIdlsppt uno auf
ben Stranb gsbraht; Der rJreoerid
'yrdnd" purbs mad plpmCutb ees
Itlsppt unS Der .prGfibeHt" iapamm
nod auf bem Waffer ola bic Be-
iasuns IGN DerlisB.
Was Der tn Der Rorbfss ssbSrts
aanonsnbonner su bebeutsn batts, tit
iopsit nod niat aufgs.Idrt. W.uis.
itens bat bas pubIitum Bis isst NOD
niats barii6.r erfabren.
Die 3ri.ssuad drt4tsn aus
frans5fif9er AueIIe
fiuS obut iegIi9e Be-
btutung.
paris. IL. 9lpriI. Gin am Tlons
mittas bonn Griegsminiitsrium ber6fz
fsntli6t.r OffisisIlsr gsrihi ii,sr bic
Grsisnifs uuf bsm ariessiaaupIas
lautst nj. fOlst:
.glm Gonntas fanosn iiberaIl in
gslsisn in Der g.ssnb Don qlbsrt, unb
in 5ronsrsid. 5ipiitsn Str DIE uno
Der alisHs. pie aud in Der Champagne
Gsfs&ts itdtt.
.Qns,iidts Der Sbatfaae. bab spi.
i9sn Der Wsoas unb Der MoisI .sin:
gsFs9ts msbr ftattsefunbsH ba6en, bds
ben mir bic 3sit ausssnusi, I'M bort
unFer. gOIitiOn.n gu rsOrsuuiiirsH.
.alm psitli9sn Rano bss DaIbes
bon Sc prstre babsR mir sDsi 1.fiigs
6es.nanoriffs Der GsuslSsa suradss'
i9las,n.-
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Die Nmifen TIM itsiOf pak
in Oer 6efenfite.
ME ausibrem ttssnen ofs
fi5hIIsn 4srt@t btrpors
debt.


Gtpsftrsburs, IL. april.--
Dds rrFii6. sroBs 5duptquartisr
madae am absnb bas GOIsenbs be-
fannt:
.Msfili5 bonn mittIereu Rismsn
fanbfn am sonnias per.in5ais Gsfsd'
is iiatt. Bel OHOpis unb in Der Gss
gsnb BON pifa uub bem Omulsp
GluB fanbsn nur unbebeutenbs Gsfs4s
is fait. Gin ansriff Der 1eutidsH
auf bas Dorf 3afrabe f4lus fsbl.
.Jn ben Rarputhsn, IN Der Gesenh
BON RoItOii. f9lussn mir an 10.
stpril sins srObs fsinbIi8e Sruppsns
abtbsiIung suriid, bic uns iDisSsrhOlt
angriff. Wir ma6tsn siuise GOrt'
ibritts unb ss entpidsIts ii4 baHn
sine tkfiigs gdladi I'M llsfOi Pab,
Der ii@ nod IN Bsfib pss GsiHsss be-
finhst.
~5n Der Ridtuug stgen ben etsp
Jlub lpieisn mn fsinSliaeatnsriffe an
Der RoiDnuss SrcOpOsiI aosirutos
fs 0fo5dnia grOnt 5uriid.
Der Jeinb bdt felt bsm 8. aprii
bic S0he go. 992 mi gefis, absr 80.
5iOuuia unb Sie anbsrsn bsnadbartsn
puniis befiuDeu fi@ In uniTsm ss'
fis.
.an ben auoersH punsten Der Jront
ift bic Gage unDerdnbsrt."
9llle Derimd)e cerS Staliener
1emonftrattcmem sn
beranitaltett,
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aeine Nefruten mebr tn
Gnglanb 5iI baben.
elm. allss refine 8sbrs
pfli9t tann nod bell
fem.

u.
2oubDn, 90. RGrs. (saorrsfponz
beng Der afOciirtsH Prsiie.) rgs sisDt
tbatiGdli6 tsine brauaburen WdHHer
mebr in bieIem sbeil beg 2aHbss, ben
i'd bsIu6t babe, bic Dillsns pdreg in
bic Qrmss ein3utrsteu," iarei6t Elm
Retrutirungs Sffi5isr an bic rsis
mes. rDieisnis.n, bic nod ba iino,
6sfinbsn iih sutpsber i'm StautsbisHif,
inb nit qr6eitsn bsiddftigt. bic fir
bic @erthsioisuns bes 2anbss uHsrIdb=
li9 iinb, ober ba6en Glteru, Srauen,
ainbern, 4rbettgeberH, anseitsat.n
uip. gsseHii6er 9erpfIi9tuHssn, BON
bsnsn iis nur Der Stoat befreieu lam.
anbsre psrbisH.n 70 quite 266ue, bdB
re fir ale 4rgumsute tdub iiHo, uuo
Disbsr anbers fHb sntpehsr gu uH'
UiFieub I'm gu besrsifsH, LIN mag es
F9 banbsIt, OSsr fis iiHb gu fauI uuo
gu fsig., UNI in bic armes siusutrss
ten
Der SfTiaisr briidt bic aufiat aus,
baB tDenu nod pieI msbr 5ruppsu BE.
n6tbist Diirosn, iis nut bura Die Gins
I q - q q
fiibrumS Der aIIssmsiusH MsbrpfliSt
srlanst psrbeH t0untsn.
Mit gsSus auf bic WdHnsr, bic ii4
nsisern, in bic qrmss sirsutrstsn,
neil fis CUTE a5bus 0srbisusn, i9rsi5t
Der Offisier:
.gisle tlsins stdbts finb felt sinigsn
ROnateu nit Sruppsu, bic bort sins
quartisrt IinS, i5srfaut. SsIddfts.
lsute uno Samilien. bic Ginquarties
rung babsn. p.rbisrsn iest msbr 9sIb,
als iis is suDor in ibrem as5en bers
bisnt ba6su. Sanbptrtsr unS Sags
IDbner .r6oItsn DisI b5bsrs 206ns aIs
6isb,r unS ss fsbIt ii5sraI on 9lr.
beitsrn. Su Sisien S.dSten III ss
6austia6lia bsrprofit, Der bic 5rau6s
barsn RduHsr oa0oH db6GIt, in BIZ:
qrmss sinautrsten.
Mlit ge5us auf bi. Ianbpirtbf4ofts
|li6en 0iitritts idrsibt Der SffiSisr;
Die 2anbpirthe srmutbtgtsn susrit
ibre 2eute, iia stnrsihsn gu lofen. Biz
fi6 ein smpfinpli6er Mansel an ars
6sitstraften beulertbur mufte. Sect
f6nn.n lie ni6t sinsn etn3igen Munn
mebr entbebreu, neil e unm0slid lit,
Il. gu srIsBsn. sic tstlasen ii4 and
bariibsr, odB bic Rssisruus unb Die
Iotal.n 9ebDrben ibnsu ibre iungen
9frbsitsr fortludten. nm lie gu bO6sreu
SalGun uls polt5iftsu. 9ri.ftrdssr
rno OsrsIsi6su gu Derpenbtn.
0rObsr britifdsr Sampfsr
torpebirt.
.2onbpn, u. qpriI. Der Sams
pier .Wapfurer" BON Der 5urrifOn ais
ME 1T BON siusm Ssuti6su llnterIss-
boot tDrpebirt porben. Gm lsstsn
gan9riatsn aufOIs. purbe .r i'm
S5lepptau zines anbsren Gampfers
na5 Gus,nstDpn se5raGt aHS ouf
ben stsaas onis.iassrH. 9.s .Daps
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Sm ii6risen @6eif Ser Sarpaf6enfronf
6err(6f per6dffnientd6ise 5fille.
ttmo audi itit gSoepre Siitrift lit 9yramfs
rei6 baben iiG Die sSransoien
erlG0pjt.

Die IdHre 1922
nGr
Sd@pt if bas Rarrm Still
bic
Ebm Ihbsaghuns fir bic f&s4h stHhu Der
bHH 0Hass gIass
fusnim tununt - tf sf.a -.s
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9ie &u6eu befiuoeu iid in nSiof }Saf IN
Der 9efeuiof.
Dir an9ritTe Orr gfntf1fn mno Oeftfrrfid)fr
,ufrnen bort in,mfr bffti9rr nno frfol9rfibfr.

bsrtsn bic .Rufsn NIT gombsnperfsrn,
cine nsue art Don Bomber, bic ni4t
erplObiren, bic uber hunsiam Derbrens
nsn unb babel sritidsnos @aie snt'
ipidsln.
Die 8ebauptuns, bab Elm raffiI9er
lintsroffi5isr in Der GsgsuDart Don
bsuti6en Oifi5isrsu Oerltiimmslt ipOrs
ben iit, mub als cine plumps iinnlois
Siigs 6arattsriiirt fperosn.
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80 Wefterberid}f.

sir Sbio unb bus psTtlids
pennIplpanien: Sbeilpeiie tribes
gBetter am 0ienitng. 2lm Nittipo9
i4onss @etter, nit iteissnocr sempe,
rntur.
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Die ssransDien berbalten
fid) jeet tpieber ftiu

9|adSsm all' fire angriffe feblidIn.
geu
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
HOUSING
INSPECTIONS LAX.

. Boston, Jan. 28.-Lax housing In
spection in most cities was the charge
made by Secretary Lawrence WELLER
Of the National Housing Association.
In an address in this city.
Il can count on the fingers Of sone
hand" he said, "the cities of this
country which have a proper method
OF house inspection, whose department
heads go at the problem with the pur.
pose Of ferreting out infractions OF
the law on their own initiative Most
Of the heads of departments are sit
ting back in their chairs waiting for
complaints to come in"
The speaker said the support Of
courts was necessary, but too often
judges We're prone to err on the side
Of ignorance and fail to see the i'm
poTtant social consequences beyond
certain ofEenses."
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
RETRACT.


Denver. Jan. President Lincoln
statement that the people can't be
fooled all the time Is recalled by the
action of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company in publicly retracting former
declarations regarding moneys expend-
ad by officers OF the United Mine
Workers union.
The company stated several months
ago, that these moneys covered per
iod of nine weeks. When President
Welborn was cross-examined by the
industrial relations commission, ne.
was compelled to acknowledge fhe
statement was untrue. The company
has now issued another bulletin,
which states. that the moneys expend.
ed by Vice President Frank Hayes,
Mother Jones, and others we're for one
year instead Of nine weeks.
Having in mind the operators disre-
gard for state laws, which caused all
the trouble In Colorado, unionists are
asking what this closing declaration
by president WiIborn means:
'tNo company can succeed perman-
entity which does not deserve and re-
ceive the confidence OF both its own
employees and the public. 1t is the
policy Of the management of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company to com.
mand this. confidence"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
TO BUILD
ALASKA RAILDOAD,

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Actual con.
struction of the government railroad
to connect the Alaskan coal fields with
he coast, authorized by Congress last
March, will begin during the coming
spring, according to federal authori-
ties. Under the law providing for the
construction of the railroad the Presi.
lent is authorized to decide on the
route, on whether railroads already
constructed shall be purchased as part
Of the line, and other details.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
STRIKERS ARE FIRM.

.GloversviIle, N. Y, Jan. 2s.-strik,
ing glove cutters and makers are
standing firm in their demand for in.
creased wages, despite every effort
employers to diide their ranks, AS
part of this program; an Albany news.
paper last week, printed long story.
wherein was alleged desire of the
strikers to return to work. The strik.
ers have answered this story in an
emphatic manner, and are urging their
associates to beware of these attempts
to divide their ranks.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
WORKERS WILL
ACT TOGETHER.

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 28.-For the
purpose of urging the passage Of Var.
.ous labor measures by the state legis.
lature, joint legislative board, com.
posed Of the following organizations,
has been formed: Illinois State Fed,
Grafton of Labor, Chicago Federation
of Labor. United Mine Workers Of
America, each of the four railway
brotherhoods. Chicago Federation Of
Teachers, and the State Teachers as.
ISOLATION. It is believed that TIE
farmers will be represented on the
board.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
RESIST PIECE
WORK PLAN.

Seattle, Jan. 2s.-Members Of Lad
ies, Garment Workers Union No. %
are entering the third month Of their
strike against the Matzen Manufac-
turing company, which insists on e.
tablishing the piece work system. The
workers are maintaining an effective
aght, and as last resort the man
ager has appealed to the state courts
for an injunction.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
POETIC JUSTICE.


Washington, Jan. 28.-The Senate
has confirmed Frederick L. Siddons as
judge Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. Judge siddons
was a member Of the law firm that
defended Messrs. Gompers, Mitchell
and Morrison in the contempt proceed
ings aaused by the sentensing to jail
of these three unionists. by Judge
Wright. Later, Judge Wright resign
ed while charges against him were
bein Investigated by the House com
mittee on the Judiciary, and now, with
. justice that is poetic, Mr.. siddons
succeeds him.
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FULTON.

1870 - EU1RON-'aThs Beak Whef
soneV Grove ". Il RseholR Pre-
80 HehOnk. vice PRIEST n W. CSns
al, Caahlor. DireatorsI estEo Heoek
d. Irvine, Louis Sax. II eEteamuG
sErv l. Re eks Eeo. Zoooklek. W.
u etstala. 9 = N-se
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UNION ROSTER

In your organisation listed N
fhia DirectOry9 II not see way
md. The cost II but ten eente
ner line per month. It Will Icy
Viaiting members where yoI 1
.II IN ~ great help In trans
aefinw al your bustnesss
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

NAY SHOE co.,. 1sOs-1s11 Market st.
None but Good Shoes Made by high
grade. weu paid labor.
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NESS MEN ENTITLED TO. r
RAKERIEa

WILHELM,s BAKERY - Bakery and
confectionery. Fresh Pies Cakes and
Bread Daily. 1114 Market street. Ma.
Efonal Phone 696-X:
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HOSIERY

HOSIERY
HOSIERY - Darnpfoof, Guaranteed, II
pair 81: samples to introduce worth
S.; money back plan; intense Black,
Tan, or assorted; Gents or Ladies. Ex-
press or Postpaid. Globe Hosiery Mills
Kernersville, N. G. !
a8-10-14-4-0-16
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

You can buy the best S2.60 Shoes 70,
men or women In the city et aaSer
auer'S Shoe House. O. nth St
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

Why not get your neighbor or shop
nate to take the He1orityr EVeF
ask aim1
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

he Place to Buy-QUALITY BAKERY
! w. Kearns. Bread, Rolls, Pies anq
gancy Baking. 3137 Union Street
sell Phone asst.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04
HATS 8 CAPS

HODBHOM aaAfS.
4A.Oo and 13.oo UAl0n hats fer Un1e1
Men. Wear And lit guaranteed 1sSs
naaAl DtF0et
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

,U1s LANDO-CIothing. Shoes. N
sn'g Furnishings. 810S URtoA D
-. PoBtofA00.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

:. w. ADOLPH, Furniture. Carpets,
Ind Wan Paper. Special attention
given to Undertaking. License for Ohls
and West Virginia. Both Phones.
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. -
rAILORS

n. G. ER-TailOr-Ladies and
ients' Garments of all kinds, Altered
ressed ana Repaired. 1867 Main ST.,
pstairs. Nat. Phone 316-X. VIII
hank you for trial.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
.OrEL HADORN-J. b. Gates Prop.
$50 Marhet st. Best Meals Cleanest
.tvulms, hot & Cold Lunches served in
ltestaul ant. 1908 Market St. East side
vi Auditorium. Nat. Phone e72-M.
Sell 1247-J. s
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JEWELERS
LOANS

DO YOL NEED MONEYe
SANDY THE PAzEMBROkkER, Success
sOr to r knock will lend. 1t tO=yOu ON
any personal property at lowest rates.
A. A. ROSENBERG, Prop. o.
l410-1421 Market St. Wheeling
Nat. Phone 1627-M
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,rouNpsvII.LE TRADES AND LAB %
IsSETBLY-Neets every ana anG nc
1th Monday evenings. at =. NJ xno
81. and JEFFERSON Ave-. Moose !iisoI
A. N. q. Heddock, sec'y. u g:
Boz DOS. J. z. Parsons. Treas. ~
Csdar Ave. JOS. 4. Armstrong
vice Pres. wheeling
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

.H,,Rt,E HE'LL. QUALITY MARKET.
resh and Smoked Meats, Oysters,
'ish. Game, Poultry. Both Phones.
ne Thrifty third Street Meat Man.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-02-04

,,oLLAR SAVINGS BANK-Workmen
set acquainted. Start a savings &C
nd ANAL. solicited. Corner Union and
Ind Street.