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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
Ser aritg.
9eutider Mbmira1 III a rn
bor s. arie5g nit II. g.

8erlin, 6. Suli. Mon1iral Oscar
bon Sruppel, Ser einitiee @onberneur
beg belttlden gdubgebietes aiaut16al1,
iparnt in eine,n i'm Sag" berDffentz
lidten srtifel bor ciner llnterldabung
Der @efabr, Die ein Brnb nit Sen Ser.
Staatcn bebelltel lpiirbe. Mall n,Dae
ernitli9 Die Srase ertpagen. pb ser
Bertb oes gegen Sen britiicben Gee
banbei geridteten bel,tiben llnterlecz
bootfrieges srob senus lei, I'M feline
Sortoauer in Der gegentpartigen ssprm
allf Soften eines grlthes nit 8albz
ington gu redtfertisen.
Ser Mrtifel miro als be,nerfen5ipertb
betradtet t1id)t nur ipege,, Ser pffenen
Ghilberurg Ser tpcitreidenbeu 8irz
fung, Sic Sas gingreifen ser Ser.
Staaten altf ben ipeiteren gerIanf bes
artegcs bdben f6nnte, cine 8irfllng,
Die llab glbmiral bon gruppeIs snz
iidt tiht ridtig eingeldatt ipirb, 1onz
bern aud afs 8eitrng eines SIottenz
pffi5iers. gisber baben ale Mnrinez
lhriftiteller Sic offentlide @einung
gegen eit,e Wlobifi5irllng BEG gau1z
bouttrieges 81 beeinfluiien eein6t.
Aol1tiral bon Erltppel idreibt: Gin
belltib anerifanil1er &rieg, ober
aub mir einMbbru1 Ser biplpmatilben
Yc5icbungcn, bciicn 8irfl,necn falt
ebenio grpb iein ipiirben, ipiirbe
9entidlaltbs Muslidten lbinerer lDaz
biger, als @iele abnen.
uGbtpnbl glmcrita anfdngliG nidt
btel 5r Set ,nilitdrilbcn gtarfe Ser
Gntente ! alliirten bcitragcn f6,1nte,
allsgenpt,,men bur1 geIblcnnigung
Der Maunttionslicferlneen, 10 f1rlte cs
bnd I'M 2aufe Der 3eit nit bctra1tii.
den 2anb= llnb gee1treitfrdftcn llnb
NIT eritflaiii9cn ll1tterlcebpoten lMo
aerpplanen 5llr bollltdnbigcn Slolirung
9elttlhlunbs n,itiuirfell.
ugs t5nnte al16 einen iolden 9rlld
nllf bie ipenigen iibrigen nelltralen
2dnber allsiiber, DOB bie1e lid ipabrz
16einlid attib ober paliip in bie Geiben
l,nIerer Seinbe 1tellen ipirben."
9er@crn Ses Eroblen1s.
Ser @ern oes 9rpblems BON belltz
Iden gtanbpunfte aus, 11liebt Ser Mb=
1tiral, lit III bieler Srage e,,tbaltcn:
.ADune,, mir bpffen, 10 ipeit mir bprz
allsSuieben i'm Gtan0e fins, @neIanf
bllrd ben l1ntcrieefrieg 9esen ieiner
6anbel auf Sic a,,ie 5ll 5ipingcn?"
u@enn Sic Mntiport berneinent
ousfarlen inllte, 10 f0ruten llniere
Gaubboote Before geripenblng gegcr
fein0libc ariessldife finbel1, Defenders
in Sen Snebgriinben bes Mittclmees
req. ber garbanellen unb Des ga,e5s
fdnals.
Ser 11nterleefries 9egen@arffabre,
I0nute in bieicn Sale gen1iloert ooe,
auffgegeben iperbel1, Inn cine
giint.igere Ne1ttralitdt bpr
smerifa ln,b beHen Srelnbidaft 81
erlnngen, tpeld]e fllr S>el1loDld11D bpt
groBem 8ertbe nad Sem arieee icir
tpiirbe.
gol(te bie Mnttport abcr bejabent
ausfalen, bann bcredtigt bag @elct
Dcr Gelbiterbaltllng llns in Sc,
urls bon gnelanb aufge5lpungcncn Ga:
&c 5llr M,,ipe1buug lnierer uebcrlcgen:
beit an l1,ltcricebooten in bollitem lin.
fangc llnb mir f6nnen rllbig allc baraus
entfebcnben Solgen binnebn1en."
Deutl1e 8eribte.
Berlin. g. Snli. 9ffi5iell. v8uc
fran51liIbe sIneriffe auf 2eparaoi
ipurSen berluitboI fir Sen Scino ab
geIblage,1.
Sic nnh ,lnierem grfolg I'M 9rie,
pertpaloe 8erna6te @cnte bat iiG I'M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

Dab bor 25 Sabren 0ie Snlel Selgolano
in Selltiden 8elib iibersine. geit oieler
Seit lit 5el9olanb ber Wlittelpunft &C.
peien, I'M ipel6en bie 1tadtige beutz
lGe Slotte auf9e6aut ipurbe; p6ne
Selgolano lpare 9eutidlano tpob[ ME
imtanbe aetDelen, cine itarfe ariessz
flotte 8u bauen @roBbritannien, 10
last Bic l1eberieeilde y}adridtenascnS
tl1r, babe bamals, als es @elgplano an
9eutldlano abtrat, Sen itrategilden
llnb .nilitarilden 8ertb bieler fleinen
Snlel ablolut n1terlhabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

e e'elonBe erboDt. MuBerDetn f1el etlle
gorratbsitation fir Gioniere nit biel
N'otcrial IN nnicre 9dnbe.
llniere Slieeer sriffen oen 6lugplab
bon Goriel1r, D1tlt6 bon @piual an, TO-
mic Elm fran3Dliibes Eager auf bem
8reitfirit, Dltlicb bon 8rlllt in Sen go
9eien.
Gin itarf befeltistcr @ur0 1ltlib bon
8ialetlp lnb ipcltli6 Ser StraBc
5ipilben Slltualfi llno aallparDa ipurbe
belte fritz bon unieren Gruppen nj i t
g turn Dm1n Ell, tppbei mir
500 9fnilen o0er mebr sefangen
nabmen.
Sic Gage Ser oeutlder gruppen i'm
Siioolten lit unberanbert.
Spe5ialbepeiden bon Ser @e5tfrpnt
bciagen, bab Sic Sran5oien lnb gngs
lanoer i'll Ser lebten g6ladt stpiiden
Mrras nnb 2aba1lee ldredlide gerlllz
ite erlitten baben. Gin aommanop all
lein pcrIpr 34OO M ann DO n
4 9 90.
9 8riti.lber 8 Quftnngriff
abgepebsrt
gerlin, 6. Suli. (9rabtlps bia
gapbile.) Gin GROCER britiIber Meroz
plan sln9riff ,alf Sic beltlden @telz
lungen in elmer 8n1t ser Nprblec"
antS Wsorgen beg 4. sSnli l1lug bolI<
itanoig fcbl.
@cutlde 2uftldiffe iit)teten in Ser
Worgenoammerllng bpr ser bolldnoiz
idcn Snlel Ierldelins Sic anriidenben
britilden secltrcittrafte. Giele beltans
ben aus 1nebreren Sbbro MeropIanen
llnb Olotorbuoten, be9leitet bon elmer
sln5obl bpn areu5ern nnb Sorpehoid<
germ. Sic britil6en Gbiffe ipurben
gun, Miid5us ge5lpllngen.
Gin britiides 8nilerflu95eug, sem
es 9elong, in Sic Cuff ollf5uiteisen,
ipurbc bon ocutlden Meroplanen berz
folgt, cntfom jebod), neil es iiber bolz
ldnbildJes G5ebiet flug.
Hariler sc Sung.
Earis, 6. Suli. Gffi5ielI. Sn ser
geitrigen NaGt berr1bte al ,nebreren
Furften ber Sront sroBc Gbatisteit.
Sn 8eigien ,labn1c,1 britiide Eruppeu.
unterltiitt bon llnierer MrtiIerie. eil,is
lge beutlde @rdben 1iiblpejtlid bon
Eiuifen, am 0itufer bes 8annls. @os
oann CAB cs Elm lebr lebbaftes @efedt
nm bie gilenbabn1tation Gpude3, bie
inoeilen trob ipieoerbolter slnlaufe bes
Scinoes in unieren @anben blicb.
Sic Gtabt glrras tpurbe Sic gauge Iebz
te Nad)t iiber bon,barbirt.
Sn Ser slrgonne sab es gcltcrngladt
llnallf6Drlide &dnpfc nit gpmbcn ltna
@anbgranatcn ln0 nnlerer Nrtillerie
9elang cs vin n,cbreren Sallen" oie
feinbliden Mnsriffe 5n bemmcn.
Muf ben Maasb1bcn nadtcn bie
9eutiden 5ipei slnsriffe ouf ,lnlere
Steullnsen liioli6 Ser @1ludt BON
5onbally, llripctt galonne, ipurben
aoer db9e11l19el1.
Ser Cont oncr genf.
2onbnn, 6. Sllt. (9iabts.) Wlit
Musnobmc gcpiilcr Gbldnitte stpii6en
@ei6lcl unb 8llg ibeint Der allitrpz
lbellt1be stnltllrm an G6tperfraft sll
lbcrlieren. SIZE 9tu11cn Dalten an Ser
lmeiitetl 8nnfteu Sta,1b, pbipp6l Sic
lSsltreider anbaltenbcn SortI6ritt
norbDltlid) BON Sra sniff ulO ipeiter
Dltli1 AM Iepr5ilub, in Ser gfibe bon
Garnogrob benn1prll6en. 9ies lit cil1
fritiider Gllnft, inipfern ein tpeiterer
@orltoB norbiparts il, 9ctra1t fonlmt
abcr es lit offcnbar, oaB Der rlliiilde
Biber{taro itdrfcr seipprberl lit. gS
LIT bcmerfensiuertb, DOB ber bentige
i 8erliner 9eribt mir bon eincm Sc
|ninn iii giorbpnlen lpri6t uub bas
| iiib0itlide Selo sal,5 sen Seitreiderr
| iiberldbt, Die III tbrer Melbung Ser
/ Isladprud aui Sen bon sen rDcitrei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
8anf bon 8ronfreid
I q nj nj IT @ DIS.

Naris. 8. Suli. Sem 9(ufruf an
bos Gnblitlln, bie aufgelpeiderten
@plbl6abe III ser 8anf bon Sranfreidy
9cseu Hapiereelb llm5utauihen, ipirb
in lol6etn Ghuoe cl1tiproden, baB Bic
8anf 6 1,eue 6iilfsfailirer aniteueu
mubte, I'M sen slnbrong gu beipdltis
gen. 8eitern llnb beutc lparteten lonse
@eiben bon Rerlonen bor ber 8ont.
Sic eroBte einsetaul9te grlnune be-
trug 1000 Sruncs unb Sic fleinlfe
10 Sranfs.
&anabii6e Munitions<
ia abrif 9elprengt.
sc o II treoI, 6. Suli. 81, Ser
Sabrif Ser ga,rabinu ggploline So. IN
8eloeil, 25 Weilen bon bier, egplobirte
.Iellte bas aorbitIascr lulb Sic aussez
bebnter @erfe eerietbe,1 in 8ra1b.
Y Mann -iperoen ber,l,iBt luo ii,1b
tpobrideinltd tobt, ipabrero 10 ldlper
pcrlett iir1b. Sic Sirmo itebt in Ser
bi,1blntg nit Den gll Npnt Gulperiperz
fen in @iln,inston, 2claipare uno
bate grp6e sllftraee auf grplolipltoffe
bpr @ngla,1b llnb &unaba. Sic gy<
piplipn ioIl ourd @elbiteltt5lnollns erz
folet lei1. 9urb &eibln9 cincr @taz
1hiue entitnno Elm Su,1fen, Der bas
Gorbit cnt5ilnbete.
Inter bcn|ermibten befinben livd) ser.
@elhdftsfiibrer gapt. M1trrop 8ilion,
Mblner 8rplpn bon Ser 9ll 9spnt So.
uno S. Gnmmons, eli, Sl1lpcftpr Ser
briti1ben 8e9ierung.
slufrubr in Snnten.
WSanila, 6. Suli. Ser bier bon
geplpn uno sinsaporc al,setonrmene
1pa,lilcbe GoitSan1pfer sllieante be-
ri6tet, bab iiberaIl il, Srbie,1 9roBe
llnrllbe berrldc. Sl1 Ser 9tdbc bon Gpz
lpn1bp, Geplnn, leien mebrere gn9ltlre
Ser ern,oroet llnb in Colombo piele
2dben eepliinoert iunrbe1l. ssSafolse
beHen lit iiber gang Geplpn bas &ricss<
redt nerblnst iporbeu. sluc britildeit
llntcrtbancn li,1h in sen Nlilitarbicnlt
geitellt ipprbcn llno @orfcbrlrn9en lino
eetrpffen, ullc ipei6cn Sroucn uno
&inber nod sluitralien pber nat ibren
5eimatDen 5ll trunspDrtiren.
Sic @inscborenercn ppn Sritild)
sfprb gornep linb ol6 rebclliid lnS
iapanilhe &rcll5er lpllen hieic GemalS
Ter pntrpl1illiren.
Sir Guelnnb gibt es. fcin
Secred)t.
@erIin, 6. SuIi. (9robtlps pia
Gabpiae.) MntIa9c1, bab britilebc nnz
terlcez li,,o Sorpeonbpote pbne @urz
nung l,nbelpoffneteG Gaiiu9ierhampfcr in
tiirtilhen @eipdllern perienft baben,
lplrben III einer belltieen nffisiellen
Mittbcilllng Ser gbmirolitdt erbpben,
llntcr Sen tprpeoirten Gdiiicn. 10 miro
bcbnlptet. mar ein @plpitulidiff nit
700 Gcrlpllnbcten nn @nrb.
@rober fro tls. 9ampfer
berlenft.
Yaris, 6. Suli. Gas fron5iliI6c
Marinenmt 9ibt amtlidy bctunnt. bab
Der fran56iiitte Sampler Carthage,
1915 Sonnengebalt, Gunntas bon
einem beutld)cn Saudbpot torpcbirt
unb berlentt worben lit. IS lplrSe
ferner befannt gegeben, Sab Elm franz
5Dil6es Geldnpaber ON Spnntag Slpei
Gollhboote i'm 8anal licbtete. bon De-
nen Gins bon mebreren @rnnotcn ges
trnifen ipurbe llnb hann ,u,tertaud)te.
9elgoIanb % Sabre
hent1d.
@erlih 6. sllli. Sic beltiden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
stabt 9ctrpit faMft Strafcnbabnen.

9etroit. 6. Suli. Sic 8eumten
ser Setroiter ullniteo Hailipap", ipelz
die bas gan5e Strabenbabniblten1 bon
Sctrpit eianet, buben li6 bereit err
tlart, lire ai1ien oil Die gtaot 5u bers
fulfer.
3unddIt iou Sic @iirseri6oft iiber
Bic 8rase ablti,nmen unb tpenn bas
@otllm eiinjtig ausfallt, lou ser 6u
aablenbe Ereis BON areis9eribt be-
lttmlnt ipernen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
TrQnf SDlt=6eniQtion nn0 feiu Guoe.
sebitnloro im Geidngnil rob ddri1er l1ebcruaduns.
aletterte Oer 3eaent6r empOr lief d 1pfnss abaeu

ooesnade bapebruf 9or6r bate gusaSer I'll blrte<
en oerdt an9nBar5 beaupet irrinnia mar
N1m I'M gSberprtd ieb Mtdieosbrief an ne Sro1 Ser
hodt baB SOFT eigentld 0iueu uo ldt ee6on G5roBer
Sotld 2pnamtfof grern Nnt in gor 9cfunben gse<
Der cine bltiae 2uiden Garansa ms mio b
Yarepon n erer an9ri Gnrronas abgdlagen Ser W1z
n1pp Hegatd 6annbal DO ,9uffolo gnourer oen,ouu
ebampionibip nb bie geb 2abeporer gopt eoer
IN &laNe - ct Coulter Boot 1art suon" ging unter
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07
<ine aritg5na9ridlfn.
gtrafc fir 5eb.er in Ser
e 9 nei5.

8aris, 6. sllli. Ser S5abasagenz
tur nirb aus @enf semelbet, baB Ser
ldpei5eril6e 8llnoesratb cine gtrafe
bon ieds Daonaten @cfangniB ober
5000 Ssrnncs $4,000 fir iebe Ser
ion beltimn1t bat, Sic in offeutli6er
Neoe ODER ourtb strtifel paB poer Ser
adtung fir cine ouslanbiihe Station,
beren @errlber ooer 8esicrung pre-
oiet. gtrense gtrafcr brpben oud
oenjenige11, Sic oerartige g6riften in
@crfebr bringen.
&ullii6e Gntldulbigung
bef"5 1 ~ e 5 II.
2onbon, 8. Suli. Sic rullild)c
bat iid bei gbipeben ipez
gen ser 8erlesuns bon beliel1 Neutra<
Iitat babllrh entlhuloist, baB cine
gombe u5llfallis" in idlpe0ilde11 Sc
ipaliern nieoergefallen lei. 9ies lei
Sic Solee bes siebels gelpelen, als
beutlde @hiffe (es lpor aber nur
eines) berfolet ipuroen.
gs ipar Ser beutIde M1inenleger
9llbatroB (ein l6lpo6 ornirtes Sdifi
BON 2200 Iomler) bas bon rlliiiiden
ariessldiffen am 2. ssSuli i'll i9ipeotz
ihe @elpdiler geiast unb big innerbnlb
Ser 9rei : @feilen @ren5c berfol9t
tpurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

atIantic Gity, 81. S. Sic 10.
&onbention Ser slnti galoon 2ian
bon Imerita pllroe beute Ibenb bier
inter 8etbeilisung bon Sauienoen bon
9ele9ateu aus alien 2anbestbeileu err
ofinet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

Mml Sllerta cine oihteriid)c
s[ber hei1be, oanl ipiiBte CT, oab iidJ
auf uNltlh" oflltl6" reimt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-07

EetrosraS bleibt babel. BOB Sic
GinnaDme npn 2embcrg feline siiebcre
lage fir Sic 9fllllen lit, gta, icocnfalls
lit es ein Gieg fir bic 9cntlbcn lmS
Sclterreicb l1ngarn.
3eitsen,aBes patriotildcs 2ieS:
.,Slls Sic N6mer freM aclppr0cn."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
BeHalre Briefs

Miss Mary Lewis has returned m
Nnllsvillc after a visit with friends
here
Tho ladies NJ So Johns Catholic
church will conduct "a bake sale in tho
Mufh efOrcroom today
Tho Improvement TO tho ELK Grand
Ifcafor arc almost completed and
VIII bo On rcad.nras FOR Tho orfrir~
Thursday afternoon
Clarence Pickett. ~ Columhur uHi
pend Ihankrrivinr with bic parents
in this city,
Nrs Charles Prod and 'r-a uaInb
, oN of Gravel II1l. arc VISITING rIffa.
turFh friends
Mise MARY Foaro entertained Tho
members of fhc Criterion Club Iarf
evening Of her homo ON Guernsey
street.
Mrs Harry Urrzbfrr wac ho.frs. fo
O. party Of friends yesterday afternoon
ai her home 0r THiry.Irfh .fraef.
Cards wac fls diversion
The standard Bearer. OF fHa rI-.f
p church UIU bold Cd bake GOD. Dob
inr city Book Store fh.H afternoon
Nf. w. copeland entertained doe
member" of the Woman F0rrIrn tfI.
fIDrarF Society lf Dor homo on THfr.
fs siTih street l4sf evening
Wire william PAYNE ~ Cambridge
Ir a fInrf af Tho home ~ Harry Smith
or F-artl.n street
Hnr John rlrfar 1f Columbus is
t.. rims relative. Dol fHr ,.fr
Tho member. of fI. Stroller. club
viii meet fn.. evening sf tho home OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
Council Meetino

City council held its regular meeting
last night and established another
record. The business transacted was
Flight. Council discussed many plans
for street improvements and about
ian hour was consumed in the discus
Eion.
The director OF public service was
Instructed 10 investigate the sanitary
condition OF Monroe street. between
rhirty-hfth and Thlrty-sixth streets.
|8is attention was also called TO the
condition OF Twelfth street relative
20 placing a guard rail al the head
'of that street.
The city solicitor was instructed 10
look up data 10 determine whether
ne ground near Ferry street az Pincn
PUN is owned by the city in order
hat the street might be dedicated.
a communication from the Ander
pom g. McGregOr company was read
asktng permission 20 lower the side.
Falk on Center avenup for a drive
pay into their lumber yard. me
communication was referred 10 the
|ity solicitor with Instructions 10
iraw lp an ordinance relative 10
frantng the request
A motion made by O'TOolc carried
nstructinR the director OF public ser
ice 10 investigate the wooden sheds
being erected ln the city. Reference
ras made 20 tho sheds now being
|rected on The site of the lumber
Fards recently destroyed hy fire. ter.
|orizlng tho property owners in that
lection 81 tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
PROMINENT WOMAN
DIED AT BELLAIRE
MRS. MARY BAoos, OF MARTINS
FERRY, CLAIMED BY
GRIM REAPER.
BeIlaire Council Holds Busy Session
Last Night-United Presbyterian
Conference Opens.

Following a few hours illness while
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jacob
Boneysteele, on South Belmont street,
Mrs. Mary Bags. a prominent wo-
man of Martins Ferry. died very sud
denly. During the afternoon she be
came i'll and a physician was sum
moned but she gradually became worse
an succumbed about . o'clock. Acute
indigestion is attributed as the cause
OF death.
Mrs. Bags was 70 years OF age.
She was the widow of the late J. III.
Bags. who preceded her Il the grave
80 years ago. Mr.. Baggs was mana.
ger OF the old LaBelle Glass works,
which occupied the site of the Crystal
Glass works. bridgeport. She was a
member of one OF the prominent fam.
lilies of this community and was well
and favorably known. Besides Mrs.
Boneysteele. she is survived by the
following children: Mrs. II. p. Lee.
OF Wheeling: Mrs. Marion Stewart,
of Wheeling; William Bags. of Pitts
burgh: Andrew Baggs. OF Beaver. Pa
and Robert Bags. Of Wheeling. Mira
Lee Is on a visit TO the Panama
Pacific exposition and pending word
from her the funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
SLOW WORK In
GETTING JURY
TEN JURORS SECURED rrE TWO
DAYS IN srEUBENvILLE
MURDER TRIAL
oreat Care Being Exsroissd In selection
-oeneral News of Stsu-
benv1le.

STEUBENNILLE. o.. Nov. 23-with
only ten Jurors In the box AFTER a two
DAY session OF court. the trial OF Mark
le Bennedetti. the Austrian. charged
WITH nrst degree murder. for the kiiling
OF Thomas Tobacchi az Amsterdam. last
July. hung IRE here today.
AZ 4 o'clock tins afternoon a special
Nenire OF % names had been used W
Mlthout completing the jury and Judge
Carl H. smith. ordered another special
Nenlre OF - names summoned TO report
az 80 O'Clock tonight. when an erort
needed.
At Mondays session OF court. nine
Jurors were accepted as follows. Joseph
francis. Charles Hammond. Isaac How.
ara, John Merryman. w. :. Porter. A. l.
Rose, Harry Walker. Leslie Melday and
Fred W. Cropp.
But one Juror was secured TODAY
James T. cambridge. Sr.. Of Mingo. be
ing accepted at ? o'clock this Afternoon
The jury is being selected with ex.
IRENE care and rigid examination - the
rule with both prosecution and defense
opinions as to capital pu- shment. be
ing the main point at issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Tho following realty deeds were re-
ceived FOR transfer Too tho recorder a
office Yesterday
Bethel and HcthrI fo trr Wri~tor Coal
Co. land situated .r tho frSunH|r ur
Flushing ff.-r0
Thomas o Jordan % NdoIpn Uark
iri'E iuuf iu Union tow nanir. $500
TruafIrr FRANKIE et nf fn urmefcr and
Anna TafrHrHk land situated in tho city
of UrfInirr ff $50
Jessie Anderson OF oil fr s. o. wilson
land 'n rsI.aIrr fTfrs So
Tr.r'H Anderson % rT I'D. D. o. Wilson
land situated In TrUsIrr. ffrffr0
W % Wolfe fn r o.. rcatrr arH rIf
uHfI1 In fu'frrF fnwrrHIr $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Mrs Martha Morgan ~ Gadfz De- La tho
Guy igr q few days calling on friend
and relatives
Lawrence Hcinlein Of this city mad,
dnv afternoon.
me football team ~ this rIfv affepf.
"d tho funeral ~ tho Into WfIiiaw 81.
'r.n NhgrIuE yesterday Afternoon
Ih' Isi'y hinrIhuuude were f4ra,
their way fu N0rtgiUc.
It De- said that turkeys vNI be- rrru
chrg' ln iniH city today hIf There uui
hr plenty or rhIUkrrH
nine pound con was born fa A.
and Mre William narufH ~ West uvt-.I
Ing MONDAY evening
Mrs william Breaker rf r-Iff-rur~t
pro- mo f.ff fHr H f.w IHra rHITr- I'd.
friendr and relative
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'~NOSTRIOLA" is
QUICK-HELP FOR
A CROUPY CHILD
Mother, Don't take chances.

NotheI- Dont take
Get NOSTRlOLA for Colds and
Group.
The formula is plainly printed on
each package, and this simple. sensi.
BILE. harmless treatment gives instant
relief and there is no waiting for re-
suits.
To cut phlegm. stop choking and
coughing and open the air passages,
rave child swallow a little NOSTRI-
OLA at once; also apply to nostrihs
n rub on throat and chest. covering
with a hot wooden cloth.
This will quickly soothe the in
Tanned parts. permitting restful sleep,
and In the morning you will have a
happy. playful child.
A small tube of NOSTRIOLA. which
you can get at any drug store. will
last Tor months. and you can make
a better investment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

roman Laboptory. Fhnsa.iphia
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WOODSFIELD


WOODSFIELD. O.. Nov. 23-R w.
Morris and wife to A.. a. stephens. so
acres. Bethel township: $4,000.
BENJAMIN a Haren, executor to John
B~urbacher. past lot :. woodsheld: $500,
zane Mchugh to Matilda Brown, lot
Il, Brownsville: SIS.
James Swallen and wife to Zena Nc
hugh, lot. Brownsville. ACC.
John u. Roush and wife to Robert T..
Marble 2240 acres. salem township: 81.
ID. q. Watson and wife TO John Bur-
hachor. lot g., Woodsdeld; 50.
Margaret TrauN ct al to Charles G..
Haren, lot 203. W~oodsheld; $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Or. j. W. Carhart. o. san Antonio.
Texas HnVns since lime salts ronafI.
fufn fhrno.fuurfha % nI che mineral
Hubefaurea Of che human body. they
must be supplied fn che foods or .up-
Ulemeuted On mineral preparations or
natural starvation euauaa. with fuhar.
ruIuaia unchecked The spread Of Ia.
InrEfuHf conditions o. mmIufunna
throughout che civilized world"
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higgins MAKE. conf..ron.

J. l. Jolly Huggins. OF Mingo. who
was arrested at Wheeling and brought TO
TINS city TO answer to a charge OF white
slavery and who was yesterday remand
ed TO Jail under $4,000 bond. has made
a complete confession OF his guilt. ac-
cording TO White Slave Agent Roy y.
Merryman today.
Ter "wednesday morning for "A hearing.
In the mean time. ar officer Is at Lang
Iotl Pa today, securing the statement
of Mrs. Ida sheppard. wife OF William
Shepperd. who Huggins admits he trans
ported to this city. for immoral pur-
poses. The case against Huggins will
be prosecuted by Mt. Merryman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Judge Carl II. Smith. yesterday
granted a divorce to Susie Dtcherson
from Earl Dickerson. the defendant be
INK found guilty Of extreme cruerrv and
gross neglect Of duty. The plaintiff
was allowed alimony in the sum or 1900
and she was restored to her maiden
name Of Susie Peters.
In the case Of Sarah r Cooper vs..
Charles g Cooper. action for divorce.
the plaintiff was allowed the sum Of $40
FOR her support during the continuance
Of the action.
In the case o. George Jackson vs.. T..
Harvey Scott. 81 al the clerk was in
structed 70 cancel ana release a mort
gage against defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Rev. Samuel n. Dodds. former in
.structor Of theology in the Grove City
college will arrive in Belaire today and
deliver a series Of Bible lectures in
the United Presbyterian church. Rev.
Dodds comes 10 Bellaire under the
auspices Of the McCormick's Bible
class and the lectures. which begin
tonight will cover a period Of several
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24
Faiied 20 riIe statements.

county Board OF Elections. stated today
that out OF the $40 candidates FOR coun-
county AT the last election. 2O2 fafIeo
To nlc expense accounts as required by
law. The clerk allowed the delinquent
ones 10 days extra time 60 file their
statements. That time was up today
and he certified the list Of those who
have failed 20 comply with the law. to
the Secretary OF state. Certificates %
election. ~ Is said are being withheld
from certain successful township Of
ncors until thoN file tLnlr elatamanls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-24

Elijah Brown. Of Brooks Run is con-
ined 10 his home with a fractured col
lar bOne and bruises about the body.
y result OF a fan a few days ago.
Mr. Brown is so years Of age and ow-
ing 70 his advanced q 81 is feared his
injuries may prove serious