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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
aein gInstanO Der ga1n.gInaeIteIlten.

SclN NHoltnNO OCT OuDNsYHBcNeuIeN
Ger iiir moroen oneefiinoietc Strife
Der 3ue6eoicniteten wioerruien.
Die 9ldtitunocnbia miro beilte
umtcr5eibuet. @aS Erdiioent
Daniel @iaoro ioet. sit nit
Der Sadlage ni9t 6uirieoeu.
Ser onaefiinoigte eroBc gllsitnno
Der 3uo6eamtcn Der @iienbo6nen oes
2anOes fiir Wiontag, Oen A. Septet-
Der, lit obgeDcnoet. Ger Strifcbcfebl
puroe gcitern glbcnO BON Sen 6iib-
rern Der 9lngeiteqten lpioerriifen uno
Oomit f1at natiirlid aud 0os on9e-
fiinoiete embargo Der Giien6obnen
meg. Der aompi eeecn oie Durd.
iiibrlng oes @eieBes bat bereits be-
eonnen.
Scrr 8iaoro. Trdiioent Der BAL
timorc & Ohio giien6a6n.@ .@eiel-
idlait erfI0rte gcitern Nlorgcn bel
icincr giiidfcbr aus @oi6inoton, OaB
cr nidt piiBte Oh ser Strife itottfiil-
oen wiiroe ooer iii9t. 0ic gaIti.
more & Sbio.giicn6a6n fabre jeOod
init ibren &orbereitlmgen I'M Safe
ciues Strites ocriiitet 5u ieirl fort.
Cine beitinIulte slr5obl bon 2cutcn@,
70 iagte Serr g8illorO. nbobcn Oelii
GongreB ertl6rt, mas iie miini6en.
SAILS ibre ggiinide nidt erfiilt iper-
Den ioGtcn, iUiiroen iie aae Giienbo6-
nen oeS 9ouoes 8u elmer beitimmten
Belt gum Stiaitano brinoen. sic
iagten, OoB, mcnn ibren @iiniden
piafa6ren wiiroe, iic ribt itrifen
ipiiroeu. Der GongreB iAeint ibren
8iinIhen ipiIlfobren 5Il ipoacn.~
Die 9obnen riiiteu iib iebt idon
3lm aanpf oeeen Ons gldtihinocn-
6eit-@eieb, Oas @iliou I'M GonsreB
3ur 9InuablHe ecbro6t bat. Gos @e.
ies beritoBe scgen Die Gcrioiiung,
MAIDEN oie 9abnen geltenO, 0a es
9o6nroten pori9rei6e. uno oa5u babe
Scr GongreB fcin glc6t. Der SDnoi-
fus ser 80. 9. Central tbeilte oud
6ereits nit, in welbcr 8ciie Der
S{nnlpf ge9er ons @eieb toftii1 &C.
fiibrt weroen ipiiroe: Gin 9Iltiondr
cincr ga9n fonne bel einem @eri6t
cinen @inbqItsbeIebl erlpirfen, incl
der Ser @nbnIcitlng iilterioge,. ben
glngeitcIlten Sic 2o6ue auf ser goiiS
oes 9ldtihinoeutae.2obnes dus5u5ab-
len. Cine iolde eeridtlide 9Iitlou
f0nnc oann bis sur bofItcn Snitan5,
ocr @unoes.S Supreme Court in g9oi6.
in9ton ourdeefodten ipcroen.
9ie 9leip-Yorfer Broouften.8 .8orie
Iieb geitern ourd ibrcn ErGiioenten
ggiaianl s.. acnp cine 0ringcnoe
Morniing Dor Der gtbidaiiuug oes
Erin5ips Oes Sdeoseeridts uo6
@oI6iugton telegrap6iren. Der BRA
iiOent. oie 6ii6rer beioer S0ilier oes
@onoreiies, Die Wlitglieoer Ser Gont
million fir 5piidenltaotlihen Sonoel
iino onocre maBeebcnoe Beri0nlid-
feitcn per6en 6rineeuo aufeeforoert
nidt iibereilt 81 banoeln.
9obnbeamte moden fcinen 8ebl
oorous, oaB lie nit sen @citimmlii.
ocn Der gloumion'ihen Bin niAt 8ii-
frieoen iino. sic be6aupten, in fei-
ner 8eiie be8iielid Der 8eltimmlin.
1en beiragt woroen 81 iein ierner,
onB bic Bill fcinerlei geitimnillng fir
Sic Sdaffitne elmer 5pc3ial. .Gommii-
lion ent6alte, Die oic @irflne oeS
BloncS olf bic 2o6nluiesliiteu Der
@iicrbobnen unteriuhen ioIlte. Cine
befanrte 9(utoritdt ouf Oen @ebiete
Der @ilen6obnangelegenbe f9Gbtc
oie bisbcri9cn glusgoben Ser @iIcp-
ba6nen be5iieli6 9orbcreitungen fir
einen cpchtilcllen Strife auf $1,000
600 bis $2,000,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

gie g(rmee 9elou eriiiirmt
aud sen 9riidentopi bon 6rieo-
ridsIiaot nuo mirft bier eben-
faas sic 9luiien oii oos rcdtc
<Siina.llfer.
Qic 0iuiien rdumcn aud Den
norooitIihcit 1bcil Der 6eihulg
@ro0no.
Sm 9ripet.gIbicbnitt ordugt
oie glrmee Dladcnien sic 9lui.
len ouf sic gabn SIobrpn 4Sinsf
5uriid.
gIm unteren Serctb III Siio.
@ali5ieii eepinnt Die 9(rmee
@ilan5er ben lIebergong iiber
Sen 3liiB.
Sym Nlarmara Dlecr 5erIlori
Gin tiirfiibcS Gin britiidcs In
tcrIeeboot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
9cIearaphiIder g9etter6cridlt.

Qlus oen iibrigen 8uHoes-@ -@ettcr.
geobadjtimas Stotionen wurOen oie
ioleenOen bohiten Temperatrrcn,
oie inn s llbr ecitern gl6eno berrId.
ten. berihtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
gSor IebensmiiSe.

S,p fritiidein 3uitanoc lieet 6rou
emma Sta6L Sc Sabre alt, BON Slr.
673, ggeIi- -sSopettes StroBe, in llni-
periitGts.SoipitaI. g9eiI iie am 9e-
ben pcr3weiicIte, nobm oic llngliid.
Iihc eeiicra orei Auedilber-SobIct-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
(Sonscrt i'm ,,9,atieriOn.Horf." J."

Gas @ro0ramn iir oas Gon5ert
Der iidotiiheu 4ari-aapellc inter
2eihug bon Frot Gauicl 6eIomam
ian n@aiterion.Forf" beiiie glbeno
bon 5 bls Z llbr lit pie ioIgt:
l. QNlildr QoiDnaile ..........G GODpiu
q ScltEuncriirc ..,.......,..y yabncr
8. Acciutilc aus gEonmcrnadi8 4rQun"
WlcnOeleloDn
4. lpcrn Ylcilcuuerfc ..+....,,. 1nirnilci
B.. Oinrlncl eolo. ,tnrgbciio" aus ocn
eldrlnclcf Luinieli ............. Nlo3drt
fNr gsiuinm 1innae)
O. Ballet clie aHoollng llplpar0" 1ouo
l,rOcclnOnal ans 4nfdiol" ... Q90qncr
% 1pupNWc fin5cl ... .i.is.... .WlDbfppsi0
g. aQcbir Nofinun1" ......... Woiii0ali
30. sIOrDiOqp"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
airdlIidlc glodJridltcu.

NlrWllWe y(adrtWtcH.
9lr6citcr @otteSoicnitc wcrocn bclltc
onldBlid oessIrbcitertoecs in Der.
idieoenen &irdcn obge6olten II
gielc %oitorcu bon Sen 8ericu su-
rid. @runOitciuIeguno fir cine
neue Stride in gcttcrtou.
9(nlGBlicb OeS 9lr6eitcr.GoaeS fin.
oct Derte gl6enO in Der 6iiGofl. .net6
llnion Sqlore Stride, ode Sal.
boun- uno 9om6orOitroBe, cin@oites-
oicuit fir 9lrbcitcr itott. Sobu S.
5crguion 9rdiioent ser n6eocrotiou
of 2ubor4 miro iiber ,,g9as ser
glr6citerItonO BON Oer9irAc piinidt"
ipredcn Foitor .. S. s. Seiiie, Der
Seeliorgcr Der @eneinoe, miro oen
Stonopu1ft Der Bid. .-met6. Stride in
9e5ug auf Die orbeitenoen aloiicn er-
floren SSn Deriheoeneu onOeren
airden finoeu gr6eiter @ottesoien.
Ite ltott
8icIe q oitoren Don0en Sc
rien.5uriid.
Cine groBe 9lii6o6I Eoitoren febr-
ten in Der 0ergoneenen @ode bon
ibren 6ericn nod Baltimore 5uriid.
Sn Oielen 9ircben wcrocn bon beute
o6 Oie regiildren @ottcsoienitc mie-
Ser auigcnommen. Sn 9lnbetra9t ser
@efo6r elmer ainocrld6mlirgs Cpl
oenie iper0en ober 0ie Sonntoqs.
ibulen orf @unih 6es @eilno6eits-
Geportcments bis oiif @eitereS &C.
idjIoiien bIei6en.
@cfGugniB @ottes6ieu #.
Yaitor s. q. 2ooie miro beute9ao6.
fiittog 153 llbr I'M ojcf6ueuiB cinen
WottesoicnIt o66aItcn. glin gI6cno
iuiro er IN ser SopetteItrabc biI6oi-
lib : metboO. STRIDE prcOieen ino
iineeu.
Nrlington SontitogSfcblIlc
geibIoiien.
Sn g(nbetrocbt ocr ainocrlG6.
numes Scude miro oic Sonntoes-
ibuIc Ser @iIton Seigbts mctb. ..prot.
Stride in 9lrliu9ton geidIoHct 6Iei.
ben
Wi d en- cine W onO i'd Elm.
fa6rt.
Ger fot6. ct. 9lnn's Glu6 unO bic
ct. Sobn's 9(tbIetic 9lIiociotion MA.
den ON Tonneritog glbenO cine ge-
meinidnitIibe D1onoideinfobrt ouf
Dem Qompfer 0Grcomlono." Eic
6o6rt miro Inn Z llbr onf SuBc oes
9roooDob ou9etreten lperbeu.
9}eue&irdcin @ettcrton.
Sn @etterton, DIS, miro morgen
Hahmittoe 2 llbr scr @rinOItein fir
cine ncue fotboIii6c air6e geleet
peroen. gater Somes @. @orner
bon g6eIiertoiun pirO sic 8eicr lei.
ten Cine groBe 9lnSobl Gr6olungs-
6eoiirftige bon Baltimore irno E6i-
IoOelpbia beiinocn iid 5ur Belt in
getterton lmo ipcroen on ser 6eicr
Ebeil nebmen
Nltiltor i'm StSoiepbs.
4Iolter.
Cine Wiiiiion fiir &ot6olifcn ito
g2idt 9ot6olifcn ipir0 am I. Gfto.
Der i'm ct. syoicpbs SElolter in ST.
oineton begonnen ueroen. Die Bal
Iioniiten @otres pcroen ole @ottes.
oienite leiteu Tie erIte Bohe lit
fir Die 6rolien Ser @emeinOe, ole
5meite fir oic DI1nncr iinO Die brittle
fir Nidt-aotbolifen.
6obren mad annapolis.
Eic yG6riiiinn GiDeuDorers" bon
Baltimore peroen oln nGbIien Cant.
tag oitf ocnt Gonipfcr .,2reomlono"
i6rc idbrlide 8oIierfobrt nod 9lnuo-
polls modem Sn 9(nnopolis miro
oie W2orinc.Slfoocmic beiibtief wer-
oen.
@pongeliIt 9 ooib.
SSn Dem groBen 3elte an Der Gdc
bon g}ortb 9locniie iino GolpertltroBc
miro beiite 9lbeno Gunngeliit @oot6
ii6er ste n@ieoerfe6r G6riiii's" pre-.
! oigen.
vy0gcriider WlGmncrdJOr".
I EOuntao, IL. Geutcmbcr 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

Der StinberIdbmnng iuc8cn 1T sic
GEfnrfOn nudl yOrt unfoeidO6en
iuurOru. Der Sag mirO ipGtcr unec.
5eigt. (Septi3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

@irO in rl6iocr @eiie ocfeicrt. ~
gIae oiicatlihen 8iircour ee-
i6loIien. - @ielc 9Iusfliiae ar.
roneirt. Ole @oIt miro MIR
SOrnittogs oboeIiciert.
Ger Slrbcitcrtoe, Elm notionolcr
6eiertae, miro morgeu aud bier in
entiprcdenocr @eiie geieiert uerOen.
Die 8anfel oos 3onnmt, Die @c-
ridte imo onoerc oifentIiden 9ii-
reaur bleiben ecihloiien. Son Der-
ibieoenen glrbeiter Crganiiationeu
iin0 sIusfliige 5u g9aiier, per Glen.
ba6n uno per StraBcn6abn arrongirt
tporocn.
SIM @oitanlte blei6en Ole @oiton-
iueiiuigs- rnO aaiiirer Ceparte.
incnts, iopic oas giireou ocs Golt.
meiiiers Den oon5en Gag eeidIoiien
nur Die 9leoiitrir- imo 4adctpoit.9l6.
tbeiIinaeu bleibcn oen san5cn Eag,
pic gcipobnIid, often.
Die Martenperfouis 9l6t6eillng
blcibt big Z ll6r 9lbenos oifen ood
iueroen nod Yiittae fcine 0larfen
I'M @roBen berfouit.
Gas SSniornations.giireu iii bon
s Bis II llbr gormittoes oifen.
Gos algcmeine 9lbIicierunes-9ii-
reau fir 8riefc lit bon 6 llbr Wlor.
oens bis II llbr D1ittoes often.
96breno 0es ean5en Eoges miro
Oic glodtitation our gIbwidelung Der
iibIiden @eicbdite often geboIten.
9lae gricitr1ger.Stotion idIie-
ben nm II ll6r 8ormittags. Sm
6eihdftst6eile iuerocn @riefe nm 7
inO 8 ll6r rmo i'm @obnmestbeile
lin s ll6r ausgetrogen.
Ole @ricffGiteu an ocn StroBcn-
eden perOcn mic ii6lib gelcert.
@lnftc fin Ieincn Gdcrj bc5a6lcu.
@ceelt tbdtIideu glngrifis ftno
aorpcrpcrIcbnng puroe aeitern Der
26 Sabre aItc Sarr0 6. 9lIbreht bon
9lr. 20t6, g9ilfcns.glDcnuc, pom
9lidter 9ormollan I'M iiiopeitlideu
YoIi3eiqerid,t 3l 500 Sel0Itroie lln0
Soften Dcrurt6eilt. gIlbredf, ipcl6er
Oas Gonuitotter 9olfsfeit beiudtc.
bergniigte iid Oomit an Ger n9lfricon
zip" gdac na1 Dem ouf eincr
1reppe iiscuoen 9Ieger 81 iperien.
9ln ino fir iid mar oieieS uidts I'M
gcipo6nlibes, oenn 9lnoere t6aten
nadoem iie ibrcn OboIus eutridtet
botten, ooIicl6c. ggcnn nanIi6 Sc
mono an ser nGip~ cinen Se6cI trail
10 floppte Oie 9reppe 5uiantmen unO
Der S1mor5e iatIte in Elm ituten be-
finolides g9oIicrbeden. Tarin &c.
itano Der SpoB. Ger 9}cecr ipuroe
bon eincnl Trabtnebe BON obcn be.
idiibt, a6er uibt bon Der Seitc. VI,
bred5t, peI6er ieoeufoas nidbt oiel
fir Die idmar5e 9iaIie iibrie Bat,
iuollte Dem gicaer eins oiibrenner
mari oen gaa bon Der Seite iino
traf ocniel6en in'S gluee. Ger g2eaer,
Sobn Corfep lit iein glome, muBtc
ms 6ranfIin Square Soipital ee-
brndt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

Gnuriiou Sonntna ~, September,
Snnpisr o1Feamlano"
rslahi SIM ocS- groa0iOaB 2 llbr.
(2lueis.20.27 ;SePi3. t0,tS,16,lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
gNn6[ rin lurnid uerfriiht.

81 @bren ser Siege Der glaiiriei
Bat @rof 9oids 0iordeii Don Mai.
lano Der 5ur 3eit 1T Baltimore
DciIt, I'M 6dpn-9leitaurdut, gtr. 220,
&orf-9lucnue, Gin @anfctt gege6en,
an ipelAem 60 Staliener 16eiI nab.
men. ps
TentIdJc, GeIterrcidliidIe nuO lTuGa.
ride ArieasauIeibeH,
100 Mart mo l00Arouen aniludriS.
Sbco. $. Siencr 4 &c.,
217 Git.gaItImurc,Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
@ruhcr NnsfIna

Wrohcr 9Insflne
ltnsar. glrbciter Str. II. Gterbefaiic,
Senterts Earf, 9OrTeD eanc,
SOnntas, ben 3. September 1916.
(9lug27, ,Scpt3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

ylmtB
gsetteramsEdItcn.

Sur MorBloh0 uno ben Diitritt
Columbia bente flar uno noroweii.
Iide g9inoe.
NlunNcs. 7cparfement fif Qanbiuirth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

QrridIt 6eS Baltimorc Wcttcr6nrcanr

Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Gut
mar "a gro5cnt inn s llbr W2orgcns
nn0 50 4ro5ent Inn 8 llbr gl6enoS
alnuhahe Fe,nnrrofnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
@panaeIiit . o.oIb.

SSn Dem groBen 3elte an Der Gdc
bon 0lort6 9locnuc ilnO GolpertitroBc
miro belte 9Ibeno epnnaeliit @oot6
ii6er Oie n@ieoerfe6r G6riiii's" pre-.
0igen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

0l6onnenien, biz ben ,,Dentlnlcn NorrtlppR.
bfnien" nldjt plinlifm pber nitrcnrlndnlq &C..
hdfttit, nnb Dchcten, ber ciilre bnDDn per TcIes
p1pH pbrr inrlitlIn wllh1elhua du uaalrl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
A

SPECIAL riv-~.~N 20 80 r7fcr{ eepcer
RONCEVERTE. w. Va. March q
The first three days of the week have
brough many Inquiries and subscrip-
tons TO the Confederate band head
quarters here. Among the contribu.
lions listed this morning was the per
sontl donation of George w. Stevens.
president CT the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. a check for the amount Of
$50. This mark OF generosity 10 a
good aus IL a fair tribute 70 this
officials big-heartedness. The motor.
iety OF the campaign Is growing dlily
and Its success seems assured. The
states representative body al Wash
ington gives promise that a good sum
will be raised al the national capital.
The city Of Huntington IL pending ac-
tion In a united movement toward reu.
dering assistance and the prediction
II that West Virginia will be repre-.
scented Al birmingham in May with
the largest delegation In national re-
union history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
Ambition Pills
FOR PEOPLE

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In the fight against Nervous Prpstra-
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complaints mean i~nefficiency and
eventually failure. IL you wish 10
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try WendelIs Ambition Pills. II YOU
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purchased.
IL IL worth while to feel ambition
to have h energy that makes you 20
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OF health and strength.
Ambition Pills will assist You In
overcoming General Debih y. Mental
Depression. and Unstrung Nerves.
caused by overindulgence in Alcohol
Tobacco. or overwork OF any kind
Fifty ceHts az John Coleman Co, and
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filled. charges prepaid, by the wendell
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
SAVE YOUR TEETH
oinginoi Prescription MAKES SCR. Gum.
And Loose Teeth strong aud
Healthy.

Don't lose your teeth. Dentist. and
chemists are asionisl.ed AZ the discovery
81 GinEinol a highly concentrated for
mula for P~yorrhoca. soft. sore sponey
and recedins gums n loose. sensitive
teeth.
Get a snail original bottoi today that
viii be plenty. FOR GinEinoi lasts > Ions
time Use 80 directed and On a few DAYS
you VII notice a decided Improvement.
your teeth VIII feel fine and soreness
-in disappear. Continue ne use until
teeth are again stror1 AMI healthy. CEN
erous sample on receipt ~ foc from
Moone Chemical Co. Rochester. y. ".
Baers Pharmacy can supply you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
Personals.

The Lope building. on waynesburg
avenue. is nearing completion and will
De ready Tor within the next
Mrs. r. 4. stimmei. OF High street.
has gone TO Wheeling to see her sis
Ter. who Is confined in one of the hos
The eighth grade students who took
the examinations for "A certificate Of
graduation have received the returns.
and the successful ones will shortly re-
ceive their certificates. County Super
.ntendent II. w. Mcdowell held the ex-
Mr.. j. w. Fish. OF MoundsvlIe. was
here last Sunday TO visit his brother. J..
;. Fish. who has been quite sick at his
rooms on Main street for the past two
weeks. Mr.. Fish Is recovering fast and
few days. 49,
David Powers. well known oil man.
.ett Tor Wednesday morning.
70 attend to important business con-
nected with his interests In the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Hill. OF Craw-
toru hiIi' are y prSac parents OF a
weighs 10 pounds. and arrived in the
city Wednesday morning.
MT William White. formerly manager
Or the cameron Green House Co, has
secured a position in the South and il
,naklng arrangements TO move 10 Nor
Mr.. J. r. Duncan. who has been CRIT
ically III at his home on High street.
IL much better at this time.
airs Lizzie Games. OF Roberts Ridge.
ano Miss Belle Cooper. or Mt. Carmel.
"a. were guests Of Airs n. VI. Mackey
during he week.
Mr.. Charles Chafdock. Of Warrington
s here. WISHING hts parents Mr.. and
MIS- y. r. Chaddock. NJ their home on
Main street.
Miss Margsret Spriggs. 81 washing
ron. Pa, - the guest of Ms. James r.
tcnper. a. hsr home on Main street.
Mrs. 4. I. Howard ~ sick AZ her homo
on the South Side. w
N1NU N--
81 the home Of her son. Samuel Strick-
Ter. IN the West End Mrs. Strickier f.
an aged lady and grave fears are felt
for her recovery.
Nit Hil Is movins Ne family 70
wheeling. whore Mr.. mn has secured a
POSITION - The Riverside wills.
AIR ~ J.. Kin and Mr. VIM. II Kerer
lnR 'Fc"
Mrs WI Davis has been ii At her
"m' on hish street for The past few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
WEATHER CHANGES BRING
SICKNESS

The winds. rains and ~ohsngeable
weather Of March cause coughs, colds,
Group and grippe: There IS no such
person can safely neglect. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Is a safe and reliable family
medicine that has afforded quick relief
In thousands Of cascs. q; relieves in
flamed and congeSted air passages
stops coughs and cases breathing. II
gets right ~ the seat % trouble and
heals and soothes in a way hat no imi-
March death record from pneumonia -
appalling. Stop your cough before "a
reaches the danger point and lake Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar CoTnnound. Mr..
W. Y. Bowen. Jimps. Ga. writes: II had
a terrible attack Of In CripDs. aches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
FATHER WEIGAND
Former Pastor Of Bridgeport Catholic
Church undergoes Slight
Operation.

Rev. Father Joseph Weigand. FORM
erly pastor of st. Anthony's Catholic
church In Bridgeport but now In
charge of the Holy Name church at
St~eubenville. underwent a slight oper-
alton at the North Wheeling hospital.
The operation is said to have been q
successful one and the patient is ex-
pected to be able to leave the institu-
ton within the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
BUYING no oLrc1nrrr.

LONDON March 2. s.s2 D. m-Replv-
ing 20 a question In the house Of com
lions TO-DAY concerning the supply 81
Flycerine and 70 n sncueaftou fhaf i'm
~'orlati?h or American soap should be
eiopnro during the asr. David blovd
core minister % munitions. ignored
kl}cerine whatever vas being purchased
~ America by the British government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
WOULD DisFRANcHisE ALE PER
SONS WHO DO NOT
PAY TAXES.
Was Given Reception at City Building
Yesterday Afternoon-Rotarians
. Were Disappointed.

Harry Lauder. that Scotch comedian
mat has thrilled audience after audi
ehce by his songs. especially II Love
a Lassie.' is a believer In and sup
porter of equal suffrage-but would
restrict 1t only TO the woman who pays
axes. Let il be said. too. that he
relieves this same rule should apply
20 all. and that a tax receipt should
De a qualification for suffrage or men
as well as women.
This satisfactory and rather unex-
pected statement was made by Mr..
lauder yesterday afternoon In the city
building. Mrs. +. s. Romine. publicity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03


James kemple who has been visiting
relatives here left for his home in Cory
don, Iowa, Wednesday %eyening. He was
accompanied by his cousins Miss Mar
guerite Hood and Miss Helen Garvin.
who viii spend some time In Corydon.
The Sewing Circle of the Allen Grove
church was entertained or Thursday nj
the home of Mrs. Henry Remke.
Charles Gieseler is III.
Lakin Sengewalt OF Wheeling Is the
guest OF r. X. Ashton.
A number OF young people from Sher-
rard Will go to Wayman's Ridge next
Wednesday evening - attend the Liter
AIRY society meeting.
On Thursday evening "A Mems meeting
was held at the Allen Grove church.
Rev. H.. r. Nicklen gave a talk ON "A
Visit To a Pottery"
Luanna Belle the young daughter Of
Nlr and Mrs. II. &. Snedeker of Bethlc-
hem Is quite III.
Harold Hoover has returned TO his
home at Newell, W. ". after "a visit with
relatives here.
The Mems Adult Bible class Of the
bethlehem Union Sunday school met ar
the chapel Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Rogerson is improving
after an illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
DISCUSSED RULES.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Mar. 2-The
rules committee OF the public utilities
association OF West Virginia met with
the public service commission today 10
discuss the. substance OF the rules rro-
posed by this IN for approval bv
the commission and the adoption by ali
the public utility companies in West
irginia. The rules provide for uniform
lty In contracts and rules OF practice
by these utilities. specially with refer
ence TO the beginning and closing OF
service provided by the companies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
LINsLY LUNCHEON.

Today at noon the members Of the
freshman class Of the Linsly institute
will entertain with a luncheon from
IL TO l-30 o'clock. The affair II for
the benefit OF the class and a number
OF the members OF the Linsly faculty
are expected among others to attend.
Inc on arrangements:
Henry Jacobs. James Johnson. Danna
Kelly, Junior Griffin. French Walton,
Jr.. and Mr.. McGinnis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
CAMERON

CAMERON, W. Va. March City
Monday evening and take up routine
BUSINESS. They will also consider the
matter OF hiring n man TO succeed M. r
Ionar. resigned. as superintendent of the
city water works. and conffrm a.
chlei who will be selected at a Joint
meeting OF the volunteer hose Gonna.
n,es some night this week. Mr.. J.. a.
siarling is the present chief. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
SHERRARD
nlurtmf.d L..ctnr.

On Monday evening 81 tho high school
auditorium az Illustrated lecture will
e gwen ny. Cot g. ~. French for the
utntlit OF tChonl room decorations Of the
scnools 81 Henwod TIE subject for the
lecture VIII be The Grand Canyon ~
We Nolofado river. ~ u Will be H.
eSpensive collection Of pictures In the
An admission fee % 10 cents for child
charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
A NEW COMET.

&. CAMBHIDGE. Mass Mar The dis
Was announced today In n cabIegram 10
me harvard observatory from Professor
backiund, OF the Imueriai Observatory
~, rulsoNa Russia The message stat
cd mat TIE comet which was found in
a photograph. had d slow motion south