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who has been visiting friends al Nc
keesport. Pa. has returned TO her home.
Miss Viola Otl, or Littlctoil. who has
ben visiting friends in Elm Grove. has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Oscar Iarmi.r. or Pittsburgh
who has been visiting relatives In West
Alexander. has returned home.
Miss Dorothy Moore. OF West Alex
ander. is visiting friends IN Pittsburgh
Miss Florence Arnold has resumed her
position at Blum's pharmacy at Elm
Grove. following j TWO weeks vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
On Thursday evening an old fash
toned barn dance will be held In ihc
harm on the John Ebbert farm Oh Mid
Miss Ola Hand. Of Elm Grove. has
accepted position at the Springer
paint store.
Dr.. Leonard Eskey has moved from
Wheeling to Woodsdale.
w ]. Burns and family have taken
up their residence at the Stratford hotel
for the winter
Mrs. f. Lau and daughter Helen. of
Braddock Pa. are visiting friends NJ
Wondsdale.
Miss Hazel Broadway. Of WhceilrR
dale confectionery.
Yesterday good example OF rapid
transit moving from Wheeling 10 Pitts
burgh, Pa. was given when the large
truck Of a. B. Brown. OF Fifth avenue
Pittsburgh. Pa. passed through the pike
district loaded with household furniture.
Mrs. Howard. OF Hundred. spent yes
terday the guest OF friends in West
AleNa nder
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court OPENS TODAY
At ST, CLAIRSYILLE
FALL TERM, WITH JUDGES LYNCH
PRESIDING, TO BE UNUSUAL
LY BUSY ONE.
Grand Jury Will Convene wednesday
Aorning-A1so NATURALIZATION
Day-St. Clairsv1lle News.

ST. CLAIRSVILE .. Sept. 25.-On
! Tuesday morning Judge Chas. J. Lynch
will open the fall term OF belmont coun-
ty common pleas court and the session
IS expected to bs one OF the busiest in
the history of the court. A large NUM-
{ Der or cases are now on the docket Tor
hearing and II Is expected that the term
will run up to tho time for the starting
Of the winter term. The grand jury viii
convene on Wednesday morning and Will
be in session L week One hundred and
twenty-five cases are up Tor lnfCSuSa-
ton before this jury and large mum
her of true bills are expected to be re-
turned. During this week only cases
that do. not require a'iUry will be heard.
Wednesday viii be naturalization day
and 70 petitions for Naturalization
On Tuesday. all motions and demur-
rers Will be heard and the following Is
the list set for hearing.
Tuesday, Sept. :6-Motons and De
murrers:
J. A. Monroe ct al vs.. Grafton Mfg. Co.
$ Asa E. Thomas vS. Anna Wilcox. ct al
Samuel Parry VS.. Cl,y Of Mratins Ter.
Sry, ct al.
- Louis Helltng VS.. Tony 5. CharLeS
American Bonding Co. vs. Commercial
-& Savings Bank.
), Lizzie Cora s,eubsnrach vs. Isaiah
=, John JaniszesN VS.. Fred White.
sIN D. n. TruaN VS.. W. l.. Croniu.
J: w Wright VS. Samuel Ricgeway
set al
]. Essie c. Matthews VS.. Jesse F. Nc
CARNEY. ~
I W. II. Patterson & Son VS.. Arthur
Lloyd & Son.
ST. Nicholas Greek Church W.. Paul
.SIkora.
i 81. II. Holloway ct al vs. Margaret r.
Humphrey ct al.
Swift & Co. VS.. John Torok.
: Adolph >Maag VS.. Whitaker-Giessner
Co.
State Of Ohio ex rel Hall VS.. Hannah
FStranges ct al.
So John ]. liner vs. Walter Harris ct al.
!, City Of Bella1re VS. Albert j norton.
81, Anna 3. Stewart ax'rx VS.. Wheeling
.Traction Co.
i WIN. T. Hughes VS.. Wheeling Trac-
ton Co.
!, Celeste c. King adra'x We. Wheeling
Traction Co.
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CRAMPS AND
PAINS GONE
Wheeling Man Found Relief from
Rheumatic Pains and Stomach
Trouble.

II was troubled with a formation of
gas in my stomach and with an oD-
pressiye feeling around my heart after
eating. This was indigestion without
doubt, and at the same time | was
troubled a great deal with cramps and
pains in my feet and limbs which
sometimes bothered ME SO much
could hardly walk. This was rheu-
matism, and between the two troubles
I felt very badly until ! began taking
Tanlac. Now I'm glad to recommend
this medicine to everybody for it
surely did wonders for me. l am no
longer troubled with that awful accu-
mutation of gas and the sitting OPP
pressed feeling around my heart. The
pains and cramps in my feet and
limbs too have disappeared and |
haven't had an attack since ! began
taking Tanlac. I'm thankful for the
benefit | have received and recon.
mend it to everybody" declared still
another Wheeling endorser Of the new
medicine Tanlac, sold through G: H.
Griest C Co.'S Drug Store, 81 per
bottle. Get a bottle today and give it
the thorough trial it deserves i ,irou-
bled at all with stomach. kidney, liver,
catarrhal or rheumatic complaints.
Over 100000 men and women en-
dorse it.
(Note: Above statement is that of
Mrs. Harry Engel, IS LIST street,
Wheeling, W. Fa.)-Adv.
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children of woodstield. spent the week

children Of Woodsfield. spent the week
end with friends here.
Miss Emma McElwain spent Sunday
with relatives at Warwood.
Miss Mary Close Of st :. ClairsVtlle,
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. Gus
koer:c
Tie official board Of the Christi an
church will meet Wednesday evening
at the church.
The Sunday school board OF the Meth
.odist church will meet Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Cocheran Of Kan
sas spent Sunday with J. a. Fish and
daughter, Miss Eulalia.
Harry and Charley Wright or Neff
spent Sunday with Their pareatS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Wiley and child
rem Of Wheeling Island. spent the week.
end at w. O. Wilcy'S.
Miss Orna Bunfil is III at her home
on 4Oth Street.
Mrs. Ella Tully and children OF War
wood spent Sunday with Shadyside
friends and Mrs. Nancy Holstinc OF
Georgetown. ILL.,. who has been visit
ing here returned with her.
Mr.. Brice celebrated his 9@nd birth
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hospital at Pittsburgh. Sunday. where
he Will take treatment.
McMechcn Lodge. No. I4l. Knights Of
Pythias will hnld It's regular weekly
business meeting This evening In the
lodge headquarters in the McMechen
building.
Harry Burccy Of Wheeling was the
guest OF friends here yesterday.
Miss Ruth Rurch. Of Moundsville,
spent last evening here the guest OF
Misses Haze! and Elsie Mason. OF Sixth
street.
Rev. c. " Fuller Jr.. and a number
of other local people attended the
Wheeling District Christian church con-
ference held in Wheeling yesterday.
Rev Fuller Is presiding over the con-
vention.
Lincoln Lodge No. ~. I. O. o. F. held
Its regular weekly business meeting
last evening in the McMechen oullo-
Ing.
Vane Wells and Wayne Gatewood. OF
this city. left yesterday morning FOR
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Personals nnd Briefs,

i ARRANGEMENTS are being completed for
tho efftctency campaign which will be
carried out this fall and winter by the
members Of the United Presbyterian
church at Roney's Point.
I While repairs are being made to the
SSt2n1u hill near wheeling park. speed
ordinances OF five miles an hour will BE-
effect.
Edward Mossburg is confined IN his
mo in Edgwood on account OF illness.
The Fairpoint West Virginia Coal
npany has had extra trucks installed
take care Of its retail business.
ID r Behrens. OF Woodstialr. is spend &.
few days AZ White Sulphur
nzs.
and Mrs. J. J. Miller OF Woods
arc spending q few days at Cleve-
O.. on business.
.. e. L. Johnston. OF Rowlesburg.
ating friends In West Alexander.
Edward Mossburg, OF Edgwood.
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Pittsburgh. where they will enter the
University there.
WILL RELEASE PIGEONS
Birds Flight From This City to Brad.
ford, Pa, Will Be Timed
To-dav

The Pittsburgh Homing Company.
of Pittsburgh, which had crate Of
pigeons on display at the Baltimore e
Ohio Railroad yesterday afternoon. be-
tween 8 and o'clock. will release the
birds this morning at 9 o'clock at the
freight depot. The object is to. see
how quickly the pigeons will find their
way from this city to Bradford, Pa.
J. C. Williams, OF Warwood, who is
connected with the above named firm,
has charge Of the pigeons.
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Mrs. Virginia Hurley OF Chicago, Is
visiting relatives in Shadystde and Vi
Miss Laura Rineel Of bridgeport who
has been p very efficient hook-kceper
nj the Caskct factory for years. has
resigned her position and accepted one
with S. X. Frank and Co.. Of Wheeling.
Miss Bcss Workman left Monday 10
attend the state normal school at Kent.
John Hasktnson or Mar"ood' spent
sunday with his mother here. ..
Miss Iowa Palmer Of Belmont spent
rhr week end with Miss Elsie Ward.
Miss NarciSsa Mckelvey was brought
home from the Glendale hospital on
Saturday.
Alhcr; Alum was a Sunday visitor at
Pittsburgh. .
The Casket Workers arc planning to
give home talent play in the near fu-
MIR and Mrs Herman Wright and
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= ATTORNEY William DIXON. Jr., OF. Mnr-
tins FERRY. was Il business visitor here
49,. ~ W. ]. Walker and W. w.
lrS~WHeelinS visitors to-day
TED. Carman of Belmont was bust
ness visitor here to-day.
The county commissioners met in reg
pIar session to-day but little OF import
Ence was done aside from the regular
|Srch T. Fogle OF Eellaire was busi-
ss visitor here today.
ohm McCiraw. OF lcllairc. was here
ay calling on friends.
phert Stewart: OF Bcliaire, was mere
n on business.
Belmont County Bar Association
hold it's regular meeting at the be-
ing OF the term OF court on ties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-26
MATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

:, VIM. Hare's Sons. Wheeling, have re-
Gently installed a number OF Y. & 4.
water systems in St. Clairsyil!e Whicn
are remarkable for their simplicity
completeness and above all their quiet
ness and depend ability This 1lrm
\ does quite thriving business Wltnln
I a radius of fifty miles OF Wheeling and
lis thoroughly equipped to handle any;
thing In the plumbing, heating and
water supply line.
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day Sunday at his home south OF town.
There were 50 children and grand child
rem present.
Harry Wilmington and sister nr
Moundsvillr. were calling on Shadyside
friends on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gable and Mrs.
Lovcjoy motorcd to Farpnint. Sunday.
7. J. Belchcr who has been working
her" since the Cabin Creek flood, re-
turned home. Monday.
Miss Bashan OF EIdnrado. H.. who
has been visiting at the home of VIM.
l'off left Monday evening for Seth,
West virginia
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Follansbec. arc visiting relatives and
friends.
Jesse SpragE. of Science Hill, was
! caller in this place Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer McConahey and
son. Hugh. and Mrs. y. j. McConahcy
and daughter, Miss Camilla. spent Mon
day Afternoon at their farm near here
Lou Henry, Of Emerson. vas a caller
! in this place Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gerhc and child
OF Dillonvale, were callers in this place
Thursday.
Mcsdames Blanche Reader and Rosio
Teltz. Of Dillonvale, were visiting. rela-
tives in this place.
Rev. Duncan Miner, Of Chica go. spent
few days with relatives in this place
Mrs. n. J. McConahey was visitor in
Brilliant Tuesday.
Misses Cornelin Cattell and Virginia
Finley spent a few days last week in
Folansbee.
Mrs. Rcn Coleman and sons spent Sat
urday a. the home Of Mrs. David Buch-
Miss Mamie Chambers spent last
week with relatives in Martins Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bennett are visit
, ing relatives in Stcuhcnvilln.
Mrs. Oliver Buchannun, is Ill al her
| home.
Several from this place and vicinity
attended the Cadiz fair last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence. OF
Colerain. spent Sunday with their sun.
William Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary Ann Major. Of near Pleas
ant Grove. is no better at this writ
! ing.
Mrs. Emma Zaycr. of Pittsburgh Pa.
is spending few daycs at the home
! OF Henry Zryer.
Chalmer McConahcy and son. Hugh.
spent Saturday at the home OF Mr..
David Buchanan.
Esther Martin got badly hurt Friday
afternoon while on hrr way To school.
Eelma Milhoan and brother Of Adina
spent Friday with their grandmother
Mrs. Bine Mlhoan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Rahh and FAM
lily and sister. Mrs. Frank Bowman.
Of Pleasant Grove. sn"nt sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William Law
renee.
McSsrs Fred Patterson and l. G.
Black were callers ono day last week
al tho homcr nf Marion Duttnn.
Rev. .JanTcS Wells preached at the
! Methodist chHtCh SUNDAY morning.
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Directors Meeting.

Several matters Of importance wer"
transacted at the meeting OF the direc-
tors Of the Elm Grove board of trade.
held last night in the Rice Brothers
real estate office. The report Of tho
meeting will be made at the next reg
MAR meeting. Of the board. a commit
tee from the local organization will go
to Wellsburg tonight TO attend the
meeting Of the board of trade to be
held there.
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Gains Is Pounds in 80 Days
Remartab'- Experience a. P. G. clari
Bulls Up weight Quickly.

Bu1'.ls Up
II was all run down. writes Z. -
Cl,rL IT had TO quit work I was SO
weak, Now. thanks to tonolne. look
like !, new man. gained 70 pounds in
"Tonoiine has put 10 pounds on mo in
II DAYS" states Chas. Rrackett. II has
and enabled me To work with interest
and pleasure.
II YOU would like to put on few
mounds or good solid flesh. we will send
YOU Free 4 soc box OF tonoline 10 prove
what it will do for YOU.
! Address the American Proprietary Co
EoSton. Mass, enclosing 10 cents To help
nav for postage and packing.
For sale by {. II. Griest & Co.
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Meeting Of Juniors.

I There will b. meeting ofthe Juniors
| Of. the Christian Sunday school st D
| o'clock Wednesday evening AZ the
/ church for the purpose OF organizing
! children's chorus. Miss Elsie Ward
! will have charge of the meeting:
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Pictures or cradle Roll.

Walter Mcguire the photographers VIII
take pictures Of all members OF the era
die roll Of he Christian sunday school.
il the mothers will take the children ~
his home. The pictures are TO be
grouped for q cradle roll picture.
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McMECHEN
Myers-Criswell

Al tho lucul Christian church parson-
aCe Saturday occurred tho marriage ~
Mr.. Richard +. Myers. and Miss Esther
NJ. Criswcll. hoth of this city. Rev. &. "
Fuller Tr.. pastor NJ III" church. per-
formed the ceremony. The couple will
reside in Wheeling.
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Rir Sutt Piled.

Alexander keesey OF Martins Ferry,
4o-day filed suit in ccmtncn pleas court
against John e. Hayne. as. administrator
ssof the estate OF Minnie watson. oe-
s ceas ad. The plaiutitf asks for money IN
: ther sum OF SIT. 900 for the care OF the
deceased for number OF years: VII
!: liam Dixon. Jr.. is the attorney Tor me
K plaintiff.
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SHADYSIDE, Ohio
Oyster Supper.

The Improved Order Of Red Men are
planning to serve an oyster supper tTl'
day evening October s. in their hall in
the old school building. for the benefit
Of the orphans Of the order.
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MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT. o., Sort 25.-Mrs.
y. j. McConahcy and Mrs Chalmers Nc
Conahey were pleasant callers at the
home or Mrs. William Lawrence Mon
day.
Mrs. Howard Sanders and child, OF
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Bowling Party.

The neutrality-suspicious. OF the Buckley
Methodist Episcopal church OF Edg-
wood will give a bowling party on
Friday evening at RudIer,S Place on tho
National road.
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.r.arrn class initiated.

Last evening the degree staff OF
Mystic Lodge No. ~ Knights OF Pythtas
of Elm Grove initiated Il large class
OF candidates into the third degree.
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; ue,n,.+ 1.argelv Attended,.

.hool classes taught by Rev. L: y.
htllips and Mrs. ". E. Nnrth was held
Mt night in the Short Creek Method
t1st Episcopal church. TIL" event was
we'll attended.
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This evening Dudley Doyle and Harr!
5Darnhart will be given hearing hcfor'
Squire Charles Scihert. The case whicl
was to have been held last night. is =
scomplicated one and has been ATTRACTING
IN great deal OF attention.
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Eadiea' Aid,

Mrs. Charles EoEht wilt entertain the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. Z. church.
Thursday evening at her home. This
will 6a an open meeting.
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WIN Install Equtpmen

Tho SWITCH boards and other equip
mrnt for the new Bell Telephone COM
rany exchange building here has arrived
and work nf installing IL will he COM
mcnCed within tho next week or so. Tho
contract for the equipment and Install
alton was awarded tho Western El"c-
trio company. and they will have men
hero some time this week making ar
rangrmcnts to 80 the exchange in sha pc
for the company.
The Consolidated Telephone COM
panv is making extensive improvement 8
and repairs in this vicinity. and every
Thing will kc III first class shape when
the Bcnwood exchange is moved IN this
city.
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Similar Funeral Today,

- Funeral services for James Supler. OF
West Alexander. who died Sunday after
moon, will be hei1 this afternoon a :
0o'clock from the place OF death. Kew.
g. Deeds. pastor OF the West Alex,
hinder Methodist Episcopal churcn' VIII
acknowledgements will be IN the West
6Gander cemetery.
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8 American Guaranteed Paint, at FAC
tory price, s1.S5 per gallon, Louis Paul
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,~,,r attending institute.

.All of the teachers .: western Wash
bRton county and Of West Alexander
20 attending the annual Washington
ounty teachers institute being held
bis week al Washington. Pa y splen.
6d program is being carried out. AL oil
he public schools OF Washington county
SiH open on Monday. Oct. ,.
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e American Guaranteed Paint. at fac
!: tory price, S1.S5 per gallon. L v
Epringer, Elm Grove, ". Va
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Tea Craam Social

There will be an ice cream social Mt
the Cumberland Valley school house
Saturday evening. The proceeds are TO
be used for the benefit Of the school.
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e.hool board Maetiup.

The Washington country district
hoard Of education will meet tcnurrow
Y evening in the Fulton school building.
Z at which timn a number OF important
matters will be considered.
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Willing Workers

The willing Workers Of the Prcshy-
terrain church will meet Thursday at
tcrnoon. at the home of Mrs. David
Davis.
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~ nairsv1llo Briefs.

American Guaranteed Paint, at rae
tory price, s1.S5 per gallon. A. J. 70.
rentzo st. Clairsville, Ohio. u
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American Guaranteed Paint. at fac.
tory price, S1.S5 per gallon. A. NJ. Lo
rentz, McMechen, W. Va.
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McMechen Briefs.
Frederick Schafcr of Grant street.
this city. was removed 10 the Mercy
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-22

meantime cred Bill" Haywood is
hanging on to the shekels he gets
his gummy fingers on.
The Vermilion range has been
free of the parasites up to three
weeks ago when the Finnish So
cialists at Winton tied up work at
the Section 80 mine. The walk
out lasted about a week. While
short a considerable number of
1.-THE regular crew the mine is work
ing and men are daily being hired.
The difficulty has however de-
monstrated several points that
will prove of benefit to both en-
ploye and employer. One of the
most potent of these is that the
II. w. w. is no good.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-22

An evangelist in Duluth has
characterized the school. dances
"a curse" To this statement
several superintendent and prin-
cipals have taken exception,
Principal Young of the Duluth
high school spoke right out in re-
gard to the matter and in the
course of his remarks said: "The
dances are perfectly harmless and
provide innocent enjoyment.
There are chaperons and parents
in attendance. So far as dances
being a curse to the country, l
say, 'bosh. !" To many it would
seem that the school dance Or any
other source of amusement is
frowned upon by certain pulpit
Founders who through bigoted
eyes and a warped soul can see no
good in anything but long sane.
timonious face and heavy col
lection. The young people who
gracefully float through the mazes
of waltz or minuet in we'll
lighted ball room are 100 per cent
pure, while the preacher who with
filthy and thought-producing sex
sermons, or stands on his head in
the pulpit, to attract attention is
a hypocritical mountebank out
for the coin. ''Don't this" and
"don't that" has been the ruin
of about half the young people
who have gone wrong.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-22

Practically all the strikers who
are wanted by the mining COM
panies are back at work. There
can be no strike if the men are
all at work. But "Bill" Hay
wood and his gang continue to col
lect money from the gullible all
over the country. AS an instance
of how thoroughly this solicita-
ton is being done it can be noted
that practically every voter in
Two Harbors has received a beg
ging letter. Some are bound to
fall for the specious lies told in
the letter. Ninety per cent Of all
that is collected goes into the
pockets of such men as Haywood
and such women as Liz Flynn.
The other ten per cent gets into
the strikers benefit fund, and
half Of this is grated by local
agitators. The men still out
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NOT ICE!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the partneIlshjp lately SUBJ
listing between pS, the under
igned Fred C. James and Frank
Williamson, carrying on business
il the buying and selling of cleo
trical apparatus and supplies, and
Installing the same, and other bus
ness incidental thereto at Ely,
Minnesota, under the style or
rm Of James & Williamson, was
In the 9Th day Of September, 1916,
dissolved by mutual consent, and
hat the business in the future will
be carried on by the said Frank
Williamson alone, who will pay
and discharge all debts and IL
abilities, and receive all moneys
payable to the said late firm.
FRED G.. JAMES.
FRANK WILLIAMSON.