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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25

mlnbe lDegell SanbesDerrafb gegen
Oie britii6e &egierrng 5lr iedysiabri.
ger 8efingllibbaft. ioapie elmer @elb.
bilBe bon $4,000 perllrtbGIt. Ge
@et bottle iidl on 0em lester iiio.
afriffmrildelr gliifitanbe bebiligt
lnlb 6atei Oas llalaliif, Den @iWl1rp
bern in ole Sanbe 5il follcn.
0ie Sffiaiere ,nriepes aan5er.
freii5ers .Iortb Carolina, tpelher
iorben BON eilrer ldngerpll Nfittel.
neer !. areat5fntrt in 9tap 9orf
heimgefe6rt iit 3iellem feit, baB Die
bnitiide 9fegieulp eite gan5e Reibe
foboiioler 6eblidldge perbeianlidt
Sic gebett cine 8nHellirtg bon sen
fltrhtbopen SdlGgen ipelde Die g,lg
l6poer in unb ml Gen 0arbanellen er-
baltelt, pon Dem id,redlifen Silt.
idylad,ten rtdrleitlihi Der an bert Son.
onlgsperilden bctbeiligt gefpeienen
altitralifden Srnppen ilirb pon oen
luerid,opFlidyar SiilisntitteIn inro bep
inBerbpedliden @iberitanOsfraft oer
Siirfcn. 9as einltimnltge ltrtbeH al
Ter oieer gang eintparofreie,r geob.
odter loiltet oabin, ouB Die SaIbifhel
@oIlipoli ourd, Sanbar,@sanueeil
ebenio aperrig Sli beapingen lit, ,pte
Gle Sorciriing Der @aiieritrobe 5ur
lSee 0.rrbgetiibrt tnerOen fonf,te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
Der @iiIonri iuieSer raid am isalen

Sie ortlidGn 9eridte mls 8nlh.
irgton ipapluen gmiorpgs Scr @obe
nor elmer Siueiten Sobflarth m Vttl.
io,,ri4Sbule. Die 70 bodb ooer nod
IiGIher nereen iollte OILS 0as 9od1s
,paIier Dor mebreren @odFli 5lIritf
MS Der Ntiiioiri mlf 26 iSllB ilber
Dem nieorigiten @oiierItan<c aeitie'
gen mar. 3lm @liif troi Die gSai,r,-
ioaaHtg oes rariegsoepartements nidt
ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DER bcltunoi'
gen idapeeren &eaen Der 0fiiiollri-
fslub rpieoer anf % Sub geItiegsll
-imr lllh nieIe Der SSltieln unO ME
bewn gottnmldnoereien gum 5lrei.
ten atale iiberfllrtlete, ting Seplelbe
eeitern lpieber nn 5li tSallen ,nis
Oie @ciabr Der lleberidlnennmulg
idenpt iiberitolpber 5u iein.
@roben Sd,oSen bat oas 5aueite
Sodnpaiier. trothem es aun 3 ,SliB
nieoriger lpor als bie erIte SodlFlutb.
oenirod getGm, benn Die iibcr-
idhpenmltcn fSelher nurcn bcinctre
,pieber io1peit obgetroefret Dab Die.
ieelben in eini9ct Snaen nit Corn
t1tten bepflun5t perben fonnen. 9is
oas 5lpeite SodtpoIIer abgeloalicn
lnpo Die fSelber tpieoer geriisaph ab.
getrofnet ita1b miro es tUpbl 81 ipat
peroen bieiell'er INIT Corn 6u be.
Itellen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
Summer 81
Rornion.

sSrmi SsotH 9raniiug befiipoet iiG
nod, l0lt9erer arnpfbeit tptcbcr mif
Ger @eneilupg.
3, 6. Sdnliot iu@ 6mttilt, bon
@uSepnnhe ihsb toderfrelt iiber ole
@cbant eineS S1dfcrfcns.
Irdie 2eucn6er9er, tu1breno er
eiltes Ger Tfcpee bon Or. Gcof ans
een Eaihre beianreitem tuollte, fiel
teplt GnrdfrelRen eilses SoiIerlau.
les bonn Eierhc lmpo nnrbtc an's
SalbN idnualnnen.
s. W 0eaellnml bot eiW 9lnSnN
idsone pbc.ogropbtidp 9IuhpaIbnen
ser SpdsfhMh oerNsd4.
gSrt 3eilniclln lmb Sscar ssreD
bmten ). 3, ein reires @oot, sat mel.
dem llrderlpgtpncn Die Spdfllitb fte
uuGrideiirlidl ariporrte.
iSrau @lit Spaete il, bate LEE,
ts @odc ons llnadiid 81 fnlle1t llpo
clirCn Nrll 5ll bredNll.
,Sroa @jlis. lSbilibert. BON 8osco-
rooc ficl bein &irIdFnpHiiden lctte
gSofe bonn galme terob INTO crlitt
einen a,tofelbrltd).
Die @crmGtlilp uoR @6ap Wter.
toms. SiiliSfniiierer Der @tprrtion
9nnf nit Sri. @aiina Boss, Sohter
Der @ittam slnto @osS miro bier
nnl 2S. aNnM itattiiluben. Siep. Yolt
lp, Gaitrr Ser t,ieiiaen fathl. air6e
mlrN Die Grainnlg ooll5iefen.
@onnMpO &. Noa imb @nttin, pon
| Yot@Nom, beludteu leBten Counting
oie sSunlilie Or. !. Goof oalrber.
,Srcb aulegcr iupb Satin, uon
NtilcS Gitp, Mont ,peiLen gcQelapGrs
| tia hicr 81 @eh,dl bei Der Tnlniiic
i. s. @oulr lurb oll6cren &eriuomS'
/ TEN.
9iep. Gl)os. Sprefelmerer nn0 IN
ntilie. non SnRnspillc, rerbredlts
. lesfc 9Soflc iuctnere Snae bier ha
Den Gltern, 6rib gSif II. @ottir.
Scbtcre bcgIcitgtfr glcp. Spredcl.
ntcper Nicie @pdc lNdl Slrellsbile
iulo rerG@r Nort einigc Gnle per
lpeiIel.
Sh. Gono SNndiid. uOr etuSco.
nn6e, meldc idon irit eini9er 3eit
am Mn!nrio licbcr Iitt, befinoet
iid rrirsuIider @eiic lpicOcr mlf Der
@PirrlnW
9,for Snritleben, pon ct Sollis.
lit geaerp6rtig bier 5lnn @cilldl ieo
reS 9rlrocrs Gseprp.
| Geo. Ic0ornIS iulo gattm Incl.
len 5nr 3eit bier bci iSrat 0rGo'
naIo'S GItcrn, Gbriit 9oclm inS
@atthn, 3lm 9ehNil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
&craer.

(Scu. BahotMuler mar leBten Wiitt.
luob in Wtcruiion mrf oml 9hltomo-
billNnGel.
Sberifi Sdnritaer pon Woscolnoe
Gollrtp ,por mt SSreitog in G'eidfii-
ten bier.
!iidSnel 0obnlcDer reilNtte om
Sourtag 9efalulte IN @aIMngton.
8. 9. Gdhffner lnuo @uttig 8m
Holllfinq lno @attin alnb Gbas.
aropp boeoben iiA letten tSulmtaa
lp0dN SernMm m Der Sunnto9idul.
Contention @iahpobnc1l.
6. @llmlr erbielt lette @pd)c
InieGer eillc GnrlahinrQ @clbmnen
@nnholB.
AiopnlonN 0ouis, Don ct. Solri3,
perbrillqt icirw ,erien bier bel hcn
! Gltcml
| ,3rml ,Sacob Hseb, meld,c I1ngere
| ;3cit tnlrf lpar, beimbct iih 5itr
Srclioe ibrer 9ln9ehorigen ,piener
olti Der Seiierlulq. 9ld, SolMs
Rciranrbt, 1pcldpr id, cine @Eut.
tucrgifhlnq mn glmn jirge}pgen mttt
gcht Der @anchllRl cIrtgcacn
/ eSronf 0lg lpebd1er Don !SiQNinS'
nile, Wto., alt cinen &nlbrud' teio.
cnh uor mcbrrrcn Mpdnn bicrbcr
! III iCipe Seintnth 9ebrnft iuilrhc,
funn irtH ld,mn lpicbcr mli &riidct
/ bemullgchcl1,
9ic Berger @UtoH 6drllrer nnrB.
fen lpie6cr all ibr &icb in Nic Sil.
0cl trctbcn iniolge eilWa 5pciteu
0othuoiiers i'm Otiiiouri.
9r. gSaalrr mar an Wioaltog nod
GIopton gereiit nm III brm Or Saff'
ncr umo Or. Sninter Groscb als
3Ml9c por @eridit 81 eridpinen.
! @iclc lnNerer iiiracren Sclltc tpa'
rm uln S,olmnoa in @ernonn nm
bcIu @Gl(ipiel SlBltleben
/ Dbautin Sums lmb 8attin uno &ll'
mo SilnB unN CSattin tonten on
| 5onltaa bier ollrd1 alti lbrcn gSeae
rod Serirolml nml (Sdipei5crteit.
Gbriit. Strifert llVh 9lrtMir
/ S'turhto, pplr Ct. Souis, maWn alu
Smnstog uno Somtta9 bier ols @1'
itc Der iSanMIic SSilIilps aallmeper.
GIiia ,sleOernnlml uno SRI ahno'
| lia Yrcttiwrit tefi1Oert iid) 6ieie SSo'
die beilld)sapeiie in ct, SoliS.
lNlnt Spedbols jr. mo Smllllte
beNnben iid) lcbtcn Sonlttag llah
Sernnul pEl gelild uor Srn.
Spefbals' gltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25

Sin aefibrlider ;saa fir cine al
nc Game. Sd ylueifle, Oh id, beute
nod Gn 2eben iein ipiir6e," ihreibt
Srnl Senrp @oIfpnm, 1904 &urton
st, Baltimore, Wb., ,ipGre es nidr
Sbres IlpenfrGiltcrs lpeaen. Sd,
bin leBt n Sabre old nilo babe id)on
piel olir6getlmd)t. 9or 3ipei SSabren
flel i'd eiae tpohe Srrppe bimn,ter
niro nein arnler aorper Gattc lid,
blan puro idtpar6 aeidIoeen. Der
sluSt iagte. es lei elm gei1brliher
5Sall, iinb tuollte mir etapas perShrei.
ben, ooh ib iaete linn, boB ich be.
reits sllpenfraiaer qenomen babp
uuo babel hleiben poIIc, woSu er
IeiW 3iHtimnnmg CAB. Gs iteate
MIDI m flir5er 3cit lpieSer ber. I'd,
bin gelatnO geblieben his lebte go
DE, dls id ploeIih franf nurSe,
oob glpertfruilter bot mid NIT Got.
tes Silfe iuieoer aeiinpo aeirmd,t."
lll1gleidl aroeren 0lebisiiren Mt
5orni's glpenfrdnter tip,t in 9lpo.
tbefen 81 buben, Dies alte arGpter.
beilntittel miro benz g,sbIifim 81.
reft born Saboratoriimn ourh Spe.
.aaalagenten geIiefrt. ole ernonnt iino
bon aen Seriellern; Or Better
Sdbrnep & Cons 60, 1875 90.
Scpne stpe.. Chicago, Sa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
Yriifnnaen fir sanObrieitraser.

Die Ser. Staaten Gipil 0ienit
Go,nmiiiion ilpadt befannt. bab arn
10. SwJi IN Morriion 0ao.. cine
8riiian1g nofr slhplifmten fir Die
SteIle eilpes 9ait6poittrGgers fir be
Roittc BON Uaorriion iIpo fiir apoere
ntoalidertueiie bafartte Stellen I'M
Gollntp dbgcbulten iper6en miro. am
ben Triifangen fonnen iid itiir iol-
DIE 9eperber betGeiIigen, Ole in Dem
Diitrift inobapett iiir ole elm 2ono.
podboR 8lr crreaaien iit, slppiito'
tions 6oriltllarc iiro 6urh Ole u.
8. giniI Seroice Goutnliiiiom in
Isafbiseton 8. g.. 81 besiebetr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
geInnbbsit fDrbert Slid.

Sbne @eiunobeit fein mabreS
Slid; obne quite @eroaurng ulro
reguIGren Stublgane feine @e.
iun6beit. @arim es nerna6ldiii-
gen, Die @eo1rme often alt balten
uno fib Der &ratufbeitsgefabr ans.
iesen2 Sbr braudt's nidt. Nebnlt
cine Heine Or. Sings Stem 2ife
8ilfe am MbenS; Worgetrs tperoet
SIR Damn freien StubIaang baben
un6 befier fiibIen. S0rbert appetit
in6 8eroainrne. 8robirt beute
@er6 eine. 1(gbo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
gei Ibenmatismns prObirt slOan's

8oat Sbr idnelle ilnS ipirflihe
2imoerlne BON 9belnnatiSmus, 10
tbut, ipos Souieln6e in ioIden Sal
len tbin, baoet Die idmer5enoen
SteIlen in Sloan's Eminent aein
ginreiben, lobt es ein5ieben @ebt
Bis allf ben anoden uno linoert Die
Sdmer5en iaIt iofort. Solt cine
sslaide SIoan's 2initnent fir 25c.
ton irsenb einen apotbefer lipo bal'
tet es i'm Sauie fir grfdltuns, nun.
Sc unb eeidfpoIIene @lieber. 2en'
oen,peb, Sioticn uno beraleiden.
@elo Suriid, pern nidt 5lifrieoen.
fteIIenb, ober es aibt faft aitgen.
6IifIide 0in6erune. f(@bo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25
Die sclpobner oon &bilelails

Die 9cluobner pon Hbilpelatio
,,no iSarner Der gaadbaridaft bnben
cine @eIoNmurlinlg erboben unl
Ole ,SaIfte ser Soften eiirr 8uiife
nafn grinfers 5anm 81 beitneiten,
oo one Goirrtp Gmmt pom @ottgcni.
cru gounnp ii6 bereit erflar bat
Die anoere SdIfte fiir oiaieft 3apef
5n betpiiligeip
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-25

Oo Ser aroBte Sbeil BON
9oeitff Gilmto, imtcrbalb gaip Soa'
ben iibcrillifbet mar, inddten cine
@nsnbl Sss1ger ani Dem boberen
Sbeile Der fleiiien ssrtiel cine SaFo
ntf gsolie, bon Senen ite eineir ere
Eegten ,u6 eif,en aiueiteit perapilIroe'
ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
finance


NEW YORK. May 7.--Stocks broke
with extreme violence this afternoon on
confirmation OF the sinking OF the Brit
ish liner LuSitania. presumably b. a
German submarine. Prices fell from
Z 20 almost 20 points. greatest losses
p1ng sustained by the shares which
ties.
Bethlshem Steel, which early In the
BAY assumed new promlnence by selling
up 20 iss. the highest price YET record
~, made maximum decline OF 70
points. Westinghouse Electric another
Amalgamated Copper fell almost 4
points and many others from SIX ..
In the .nnai trading. evidence OF sub
stantial banking support was seen in
In Westinghouse and J TO points else
where The stock ticker was almost
hair an hour behind In recording trans
actions The last 30 minutes was per
pap. the most active and exciting period
IN the history OF the Exchange. over
brief space of time.
scores OF speculative accounts were
SOLD out In the decline. which came
with such force as 20 make calls FOR
.mpalred margins a matter OF extrems
The government crop report on win.
ter wheat. which should have been a
factor by reason OF its reaasurfnr fea ..
ures. was overlooked In the Intense ex.
element OF the day.
Total sales. 1.i50.O00 shares
bohds were heavy. Total sales. PAL
United States bonds were unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
TRIETS KEEP YOU HEALTHY

II you take TRIETS regularly
they will keep you healthy.
TRIETS keep the stomach, liver
and bowels free Of all poisonous
waste matter rejected by the stom-
ach TRIETS keep the liver and
bowels working properly. They
relieve those organs Of all extra
strain, allowing them 10 build up
and strengthen themselves.
II you are q victim OF constipa-
ton. biliousness, sick headaches.
dizziness, fainting spells. diar-
rhoea, you should take TRIETS
right away and join the healthy
class. Take TRIETS 20 become
healthy and then keep right on
taking them 10 remain so.
Easy 70 take because OF their
.spearmint flavor Safe 10 take be-
cause there is nothing harmful in
them.
At up-to-date drug stores-In.
dividual size Zoe Family size
.25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS


The Low pressure AREA Ia central
this morning. over the upper LACE re
Elon. extending south~ard 70 the
Gulf. attended by goOd rains since zee
tercAy In the lower Mississippi lower
Ohio. and Tennessee valleys. and
thenee esstS ard over the Lake region
and Ohio Valley.
AbnormalN low temperatures con.
unue IN the central West. With heavy
70 Killing frosts. The temperature AZ
Denver vas - degrees.
The weather will probably clear IN
this section late this afternoon or
evening and fair weather will prevail
over Saturday, With lower tempera-
ture- The temperature Saturday morn
ing VIII probably be about 80 degrees
Local data: Hlghest temperature
yesterday. 20 degrees: lowest last
night so degrees. rainfall. O.l2.
The Ohio in the district will prob
ably change but sligatly during the
next &c hours
III. {. HOWE,
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
LITTIlETON

LiTTLETON. w Va. MAY Miss
fona Long who n attending school AT
Win her parents, AR. and Mrs. sim
Mr. Thomas Hughes OF Bsnwood
Miss frna pyle stuSeot o., 81.
state Normal az Fairmont. spent sunday
WIN her parents a. this place.
spent sunday. with his parents here.
~, y. er .ay Of fairmont was a
spent Tuesday IN town
Mr.. a. IN Odbert Of Fairmont. was a
business visitor In town Tuesday
Mrs Cash kenrncy has returied 20
her home after short vxfsft -.
friends ln Pittsburgh
y MisS Deile yillsrs was shopping in
Miss Nsil'o owen ieft "wednesday fo-
a shprt visit with friends in Cincinnati
visiting DTS parcnts here for Few DAYS
Mr Henry Mcrkameiier BE- srepfirs
IA fsw days With friends in wheeiirr
visiting her sister. Ms charles r,ar-i-
son. Tor rev days
inr. vas business visitor here Tue-.
ST. A. n scott o. Moundsvine was
Messra Howard Arnett. Frrf Mac.
key ~ Hundred spent Thursdav eve
nirg with friends On town.
WheflIur Thursday
Mrs CHARLES Robert returned Nor,.
after few days visit with frienfs H.
Clarfahurr
NJ Frank Way e. visiting friends IN
Manniugf0n.
Mrs = u Kfmbie is on the sick list
this week
W Perry ffainra wac n business visit
OF IN MannlurfuU ThuradnW
VI and Mra Crrrfra Wrhfrarr, vvrrr
WherIInu Nfelfnra THURSDAY
Mr farf rrfre attended the ~frrrs 81
Fafrrr0rf F-rffnr
NJ Frrf narffne ~ Hundred. anerf
? ridar wIfh friends in town
We tthel Caste spent Saturday
md Sunday with Der parents IN MO-
rarf0wr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
Logan q Bryan's Closing ssoe. Letter.


WV YORK. May Mot since the
ssiinklhS or the Titanic has either thu
financial community or the countrv Al
large been so rudcly and severely shocIe
60 ~ To-Day when o. was reported Thai
tne Lucitanla had been torpedoed 81
INC coast OF ireland. Monetary consid-
s s were secondary. but a was the
Isar that q tremendous and wandon loss
ol iite would result from the untoward
recurrence or course ~ has been said
that war Is war but even so the nan
penlng To-day was OF kind 10 shock The
sensihilities OF even the most stern snd
cold-hearted. Late reports suggest tbat
many ives VIII be saved. such IL TO he
earnestly desired and 20 our minds IA a.
not lmproba bic that the world viii n,,,s-
begln 20 realize thef hostilIties IN Eu.
Iope must cease. The stock marker yyas
pahicky and securities were SACRIFICED
regardless OF intrincisal worth SON.,
moderate support was rendered IN me
ia dealings and n fair sized rally en-
suea. ne market will probably have 10
.,p.tehq Win further European liquida-
uon. We are quite we'll satisfied ira.
~. anvise reduction 81 long lines recent
~. ~ ~ our Judgment now that secutg .
tice en- be purchased on a conser,,stt,,.
Hasis. on basis a. stout protecfion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va, May mir. Harry
ROBINSON met with an accident this
lose an eve. Hs Mas ieafins down An
OLD fence when an old rail broke. one
piece striking him In the face, causing
: dressed the wound and AT present lac is
setting along very nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. Roe Henderson enter
tained Thursday evening for their son
Marian's thirteenth birthday annivers-
were present \ delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Henderson, assisted BY
Mrs 5 L. rider Marian received a
his guests departed. wishing him many
more happy birthdays.
Mr.. Ellie Riggs and son Robert and
Charles Riggs attended the funeral OF
their uncle WIN Riggs at Limestone.
Buick car from Lester Henderson at
West Alexander this week.
Galloway home near s Rock LICK T n lpe
The. man had been III for quite a long
Miss Alta Archer IL spending a few
days with friends at Glendale and Tria-
The teacher and pupils OF the oak
Grove school will give box social and
LITERARY entertainment on Saturday eve
The play: "Out I'm the Streets viii be
given Saturday evening OF this week
ana next week Admittancc, adults, rs
cents children 10 cents
Miss Leona Oldham. teacher In the
school at Woodlawn. Is spending the
weekend at home.
Mr.. George Ruth was a business call
er in Elm Grove Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert Wilson OF Moundsville, is
the guest q his brother-in-law. Mr.
Mrs. George Ruth has been under the
caro- OF tho doctor for several days.
Mrs. Wylks McWhorter and Mrs Wal
!, Yer IT,, asa1Rson we're guests Of Mrs Leslie
Mr.. Russell Crawford has been ill for
the past several days.
A. +. order of Elm Grove. was a
business caller In Dallas TUESDAY.
discovered quite nest Of copperheads
Thursday. while az work on his farm
which he speedily dispatched
Mr.. VIII Marshall was az Elm Grove
THURSDAY for a load Of store goods for
Mr.. Amos Hart Is confined TO hi-
home by illness.
Mrs. John Mlliken and Mrs John
Arcaer Of Matorsvtlle were guests OF
Mrs. William Miller Thursdav
their home at WaynesburR "wednesday
after short visit with Dallas Friends
Elmer Hunter spent Thursday win
friends near Beham.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert white and chill
dren spent Thursday visiting with MIR
and Mrs. Frank Buchanan
Mr.. Howard Richmond and family. or
Natorsville. were guests OF Mrs Rich
monds parents. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Richey Thursday.
er IN Elm Grove Thursday
Miss Ethel Rhoades Of the Edgfnktor
Lane high school e. spending the week
end with her parents
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Miss Daisy lSichsrdson. Who has been
has returned home.
John L. Hunt. Of Be~ton. SO the
city or the grand Iury.
business.
krsnA Cox. OF KingWood. 10 in the city
Visiting his father. Mr.. Dave Cox. VI
Main street.
Wade bostoek. OF Jaeksonburg. was In
the city on business. Thursday.
r. IL. Cooke. Of Maud. wus a business
visitor In the city FRIDAY.
ksN. q. h. Dsilie. OF SArdis. o.. was
in the city Thursday. visiting his dnugh.
ter. Miss kathryn Dsliie
Miss Mabic ksoush Was a Wheeling
shopper this week
!. b. Johnson. Minnie. was a bust
ness visitor In the city Friday
4. Anderson, assistant state tax com
Ihis week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
TRADE

NEW YORK. May T-Bradstreet's
vii say tomorrow:
ondercurrents run In a favorable di-
rection, though trends IN certain lines
ana some sections. affected either by
Meather conditions or marked depend
SnSe on particular commodity stu
tek. but by the large and Outstanding
ihctors Indicate that Industry has rnade
Iurther progress, steel mills are opcr.
ating AT close 10 10 per cent OF capacitv.
..auying OF pig iron. helped by specula,
s I've purchases has spread; plants max
ING war supplies are pushed to the nj
most additional export orders Of mag
nltuoe are pending. unemployment n
.ecfearlnBs scarcity or labor exists In
me machine. tool and automobile trades.
INC fallways seem To be more hopofuI'
lstrinhtion OF essential commodities
though checked here and there bv vas,
y, rlss oI the weather. Ia growing: there
80 s.ohger disposition to order ahead
Dank clearings. OF record proportions
are reported at s4196.7i5.6O0. an in
SIease or 1s.4 per cent over last weeL
ana 1l.S last year. Money easv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
WHEAT

CHICAGO. May Free selling Of
wheat TOOK place to-day after news came
OF the torpedoinE OF the LuslIAnia- pre-
Nlousiy. although the market had pecn
tending downward. influenced b. correct
report would prove bearfSa no acute
WEAKNESS had been shown The close
was heavy at lAc 10 2Ic under last
finished at a loss-corn lc u ls.c net
"a, = nc 10 &c. and provisions -. c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
MAJORSVILLE

NAJORSVILLE. W. Va, May AT
the nome OF his father. Bulb Gallo
way OF Mharten's ttun az p. m May
occurred the death OF John Galloway.
Mr.. Galloway who was a young man in
ms early twenties, had been a great Suf-
Ierer from tuberculosis for two years,
ana Tor the past several days his death
was hourly expected. but as IL always
me case. the end came M n shock 10
the near friends. The deceased is sur
NlNed ny a wife, father. stepmother
Two sisters and one brother. lie Is pre-
ceded 10 the Spirit world by one little
son Funeral services were held at tbs,
parental home on Friday afternoon, ar
ter which the body was laid TO rest in
the old Baptist cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

Mr. p. Chedester and daughter. Icn-
ntel we're shopping On Wheeling Friday.
". p. Archer and son VIII were has.
mess callers az Cameron. Thursday.
ID. VI. Archer visited the farmers Of
bloomfield and blnsmure Ridges in tt.-
Interest OF the international Hnrvosfr r.
Company during the week
Mr and Ms charlie Myers moved
~ the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Ittn Alley. during the past week
Mr. and Mrs. q D. Alley 81 Wnvree-
burg Pa. spent a part o. Tuesday au1
.lNHnal az thlH place ana Dallas.
Ieke Chichester was the guest IN Dis
feuEnter. Mrs. Albert shrunu ~ gr.ra-
willie. Friday.
Mcsers Mlnton a Huffman. decora-
tors ~ GreVHN lille. were employed af ffo
\ 2 Workman home Friday
Misa Alta Archer gill De the guest %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
METERS WILL REMAIN
WheeIInsltes Return From HEARING -
Charleston.

Wheeling officials who went to
Charleston Wednesday to testify be
fore the Public Service Commission
returned home yesterday morning
None OF the witnesses were allowed to
give testimony. the commission hav-
ing sustained Attorney Frank Nesbitt :
demurrer. BY this ruling the city
viii not be allowed 20 discard the
water meters and charge for water on
nat basis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

Mrs. Matt Obcr very pleasant enter
tanned the ladies ~ the Borcus Club. %
St Johns N. D.. church. at her home on
Main street wednesday afternoon.
The ladies' Aid Society 81 the Pres
~ terrain church. met with Mrs.. a. c.
Bridgeman. on Virginia street Wednes-
dny afternoon.
cicty ~ the First N. D. church met in
the lecture room Of the church. Thurs
dug Afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

samuel Fisher. president Of tina
Alumni Association, called n meeting OF
rs members last Friday at the school
nall All the plans were gone over for
the coming banquet This will be tho
tWelfth annual banquet and promises TO
be great success. The committees
were appointed to get everything in
readiness for the coming event. These
same committees meet Friday evening to
givs their reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

. owing 20 the use Of worn pair OF
lines. the team belonging 10 the Arci.-t
farm again ran away Monday evening.
10 damage was done. unless ~ was 10
VIII Archer Jr..s temper. causing him
70 procure new lines and brides. load a
taIm wagon heavily With wheat anu
drlNe these rather spirited horses. over
me rough country roads TO Cameron.
rrledaY. hr. Archer Is Of the opinion
that AFTER he has delivered the past sea-
son wheat crop 70 the railroad that the
team viii be safe for anyone 20 drive.