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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Over Icy Trails By
Dog Sled, Men Bring
Products for TanlaC
WHILE OTHERS LABOR IN
EQUALLY REMOTE SEC
TIONS OF THE WORLD.

The accompanying illustration
shows the transporting of ingredi-
ents that 20 into the compromising
of Tanlac. Men labor way up in
the Northern woods TO secure the
wonderful curative herbs and roots
that are compounded under the di-
rcction of Herr Joseph Trimbach.
noted German chemist.
The men and women OF the civil
lied world should be interested IN
Tanlac-how II is first secured. and
then prepared to relieve the suffer
lngs of humanity.
Just as these men with their dog
Train. in the frozen North. travel-
ing miles and miles over crustcd
snow. through forests Of pine and
spruce. and FOR days az a time not
ln sight of human luhabitatIou. Just
as YOU see thtS" scenes la your ia
Norite movie theatre. so men are
working to bring the products Of the
iarthest North for Tanlac.
other men are working in differ
Ont countries. and under different
conditions 20 bring TO America the
products of tho Alps. Apprentices. pv-
rences. Russian Asia. Jamaica. Bra
III. tho Vest Indies. Persia. India.
Peru. o other remote sections. lie
mErcdtentS that 60 TO make up tho
Master Medicine which has been a
revelation Co so many Wheeling pco-
pic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
GIVES THANKS TO
TANLAC
WHEELING WOMAN FINDS TAN
LAC TO BE A VERY GOOD
MEDICINE FOR ALL ILLS.

Many people will be on the side
Iof health this year that suffered
untold agony last. This is due in
many cases to Tanlac, the new
medicine that g being introduced
here through &. H. Griest & Com
'pany. The results are remarkable
and open a new page in the annals
OF medicine history. Nothing 10
equal this has over been offered TO
the public and the way Wheeling
people have taken advantage OF II
proves their progressiveness.
Mrs. Harry Engel. of this city.
said Il suffered from indigestion.
stomach trouble and rheumatism.
] had q formation of gas on ms
stomach and a depressed feeling
around my heart. ! was so handi-
capped In walking that I could
hardly get around at times. The
Wheeling people praised Tanlac so
highly that 7 tried 81 myself. Now
] am not troubled with that awful
accumulation Of gas and haven't
had cramps since taking Tanlac. |
feel a creat deal better in general
! find that 10 is a very good medi.
cine and am thankful for the bene-
fits J have received. II seems so
good TO be relieved OF those rheu-
matte pains ! just can't say enough
Tor this great medicine"
BE progressive with the rest OF
me wheeling people. Go 90 G. n.
Griest 4 Co. and get a bottle OF
anlac What Tanlac has done for
others IL Will do Tor you. too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
judgments Reverned.

Judge Carl smith knocked out three
CONVICTIONS Tor alleged violation Of the
Hquur laws when he reversed the iudg-
ueut OF mayor = courts. TIE cases re-
NefStd. We're those Of the Stale OF ohio
John schultz the Schutzeu club of
Allngo ans Katherine Piazza. Schultz
Va Ilntd 1900 and costs by Mayor Wade
Of Brilliant for conducting "A spcakrssv
ar the SchutZen club while the Schuf-
zen cub was fined q similar amount i'm
tle same court. Katherine Piazza We.
llnsd Aluu and costs by Mayor McCaun
nt New ~AleNandria. Tn all thrc cases IL
was held that there was insufficient ~.
4p'uce for a. conviction and
,hat th'r" was error IN tho proceedings.
il the case 81 ohio vs.. John H.uedetto.
lined 500 and costs in Mayor MrGaunte
court, judgment was affirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Morning Paper Goes unaer

AFTER an existence Of less thar A
month. financial difficulties ~enEulfrd
me Daily Tribune. a morning uc---
paper, here or Saturday. when constable
closed the oporE and seized the contents
OF the plant 20 satisfy the claims OF
et'dltors. milo the new enterprise seem
ed doomed to failure from the start. is
eStlS ueath. came as a surprise. The
publication had wet ,~-anings fought for
the return OF the saloons in the recent
local option campaign bur was deserted.
II Il alleged by It's stockholders. mostly
liberal business men. as soon as the city
voted wet. The press. chascs and other
~gulpme were replevined by the Goss
frintlng Press COMPANY which valued ~
AZ NStvV. The Goss Company has filed
suit to recover $500 damages from the
tribune Company for wrongful deten-
Ion OF ats property The claim OF =. l..
travis. local transfer man. for see 2S
tor freight and hauling. resulted la the
liIst execution being served and the
closing OF the plant and offices. MANY
other unpaid claims were entered FOR
collection In justice courts later in the
DAY. The paper was published by a CONF
pany headed by ~eN-Judge Frank II. Kerr
OF this city and was edited bv Johu ~
Burchinal OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
NERVES ARE BETTER
Since TAKING
TANLAC
HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE
AN EXCELLENT NERVE
TONIC.

Nervousness is a condition of the
system that either has broken
down by overwork or accident. II
needs rebuilding by some worthy
tonic such as Tanlac has undoubt-
eddy shown itself 10 be. II has
made many Y people well.
One Of these is the sister of Mrs.
Roy Gary. Mrs. Roy Gary told the
Tanlac representative here MY
sister suffered from extreme nerv.
BUSINESS caused by being frightened
at seeing a person being killed by
a street car. and she naturally lost
her appetite and she could not
sleep well. / read of so many PEG
pie being relieved from nervous.
ness through the = of Tanlac that
! advised her to try IL. Since TAX.
ing Tanlac her nerves are "A great
deal better. and she enjoys a good
appetite and sleeps well. see
that IL is a very good nerve tonic
and a dandy appetizer. and recon-.
mend it to anyone who suffers from
nervousness"
Nervousness is apt To lead "a
many ailments that cause much
suffering and agony. The nerves
affect the stomach and the vital
organs soon do not do their work
Then it is that real pain enters and
JOY is a thing os the past unless
you take some remedy of proven
value, such as Tanlac.
People who delay are the ones
that suffer the most. Nature de,
mands that you heed the warn.
ings she gives YOU. and unless this
warning is needed in time. some Sc.
rious malady is sure To result. II
YOU are nervous. go 10 G.. II. Griest
& Co. 1925 Market street. and get
a bottle Of Tanlac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS D. Jam a rv Ink d..
flr IIrH water HrH fn. bod condition .f
'I" r.Hn. .ur flrII wHH man Hnr bad
some difficulty boz urEIrr HIa frIre r..
nd. f'N'''. N. H'HHfa r.f. around
N.ri uHH received af woodland .r
.i1t morning oft fI. sudden I.II.
7 MH.t Cloudy. Uf r.nr Proctor. vs. NH
ii' vol kn.ru around Woodland
II. MANY friends nr. ..rr. f. f.rrr
vifr aul several children fu mourn Doll.
Mr. I.h0..t W|f.r. au nrrf lady, ..
IH.rN|ru. Ir sun.rIuE H seven. aff4r.
.f Dr. Stripe and owing f1 Dor aHlar..f
HFf Der FAMILY unf friends Gro mu.r
'n"'rnad about hor condition
Mrs Nnwfr M.'r.. OFF TIr.r r.He. .
uhI0 fI lf HN.uI Dor room aff.. f..rr
.'rfirri .. hrr Iri several ds.e viii.
o. eTffr. colo
II"f WINS Frtnt|.n I.ff Monday
IU."..UE |." IIUH.nUf.. HHrr. I. v.r
hI7 dufi.a Hf NarahHU ..II.E.
Mics tloc shIns'ct.n. of I"r..ndIUvr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
FOREIGN HERBS
ORDERED IN
LAR &c LOTS
HERB FROM ABROAD rs ORDER
Ed IN TEN-TON
QUANTITY.
Greatest Purchase OF Its Kind Ever
Made.

The largest order of its kind
ever placed was received a short
while ago by The buyers of the
called for delivery February LIST
OF ten tons Of one ingredient that
goes into the compromising of Tan
lac, an herb that grows only in que
foreign country.
Three other orders of two. three
and five tons. respectively OF other
herbs and barks which come from
Europe. Asia end South America
We're placed at the same time.
These mamm)th orders we're pre-
cautionary against the continuation
OF the world wal for another year
or more. The herbs. roots. banks
and flowers that go into the com
pounding OF Taalac come. many or
them. from remote corners of the
world. From the far North woods.
to Argentine. below the Equator.
are gathered the ingredients hat
under the direction Of Herr Joseph
Trimbach. the noted chemist, and
his aides. are compounded into
Tanlac.
The compromising - absolutely
uniform. Tanlac Is tested n re
tested every day. and the gaining Of
uniform. high standard quality Is the
gospel OF the laboratories.
Tanlac is made wholly Of vCCcta-
bile ingredients. There is not the
slightest mineral faint The vital
element OF IanluC is secret. II is the
result of years Of scientific research.
and is compounded as mNSteriOusly
as the mineral waters Of Mother Ma
turc. Do great physician, are dis
titled in tho earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

e boon The guest OF w w. yoho and
i,If returned home Monday mornfnc
our If'd Wolfe. or Graysvllle. who
"a. W. batter. H
Mt aud Mrs william BRAZIL returned
% If.iF homo go I~Itfsburgh after epenJ-
Ih. ih' holidays with woodland rrirrTe
Nf. rotor y ohio. OF Grsysyilc. con-
john hFau. ~ Gyan's ridge. who
pos '.n very aick for some time. is i'm
fr.EIuE slowly.
umn'rrr- - Burch ridge. was
r. Ut A'.N.u visitor Tuesday
i.f'. of M~nuuiatIfIe. spcnt "a
IiN Win IIrch ridge friends
HNr.n.N NIIauu was %raifIrv ON
N t.L'. friends SATURDAY.
... Wilson. who BIAS boom rerrIrrr
- N.fI' ON kfHr.e ridge. with FrIrpe
.~.rurWnHf improved
pr Hni Nra Harry Ncrahc have eor,
ping 40 Woodland
'.I.f .'IIutnUn of gravetufe.
I.II'N Hfr parents Nr and Me- r,r.t
IN'' OFT IirrH rIIE.. Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
SURPRISED AT QUICK
RESULTS OF TANIAC
WHEELING MAN FINDS RELIEF
FROM NUMEROUS TROUBLES
WITH ONLY ONE BOTTLE.

To have one ailment is bad
enough. but TO he troubled with a
number Of them is agony and is apt
10 lead TO many things. Tanlac has
been most successful with relieving
pains both here and in other cities.
one OF the local men to praise
Tanlac because OF the good he re-
ceived from n Is Lloyd Kyle. living
al 18th street and GrandvieW In a
recent interview with Mr.. Renfrow.
the Tanlac representative for this
city. who Is always "a be found at
the G. II. Griest store. 1925 Market
street. he said. Il suffered
from catarrh and stomach trouble.
! had a poor appetite and when /
had a cold I suffered with asthma.
! took cold very easily and my nose
and throat ave me consider
able trouble. The catarrh seemed 10
affect my hearing. ] read in the
Wheeling papers Of the good 9th
prs were receiving through the use
OF Tanlac. and ! decided to give II
a trial Since taking 30 my catarrh
s. a great deal better md my head
and nose seem 10 be clear. Ny
stomach does not trouble me az all.
and ! have n dandy appetite. and
what ! eat does me good. and I
have no bad after effects. am
surprised al the quick results |
have received with only one bottle.
| certainly recommend 10 20 all"
4 truly remarkable case. but Tan
lac is alwass doing wonders. n
has brought moro raon1a barE To
health than an other medicines
combined. And 10 will do the same
for YOU as Do has done for others
Tanlac is on sale by O.. r. Criest q
Co. 1925 Market street. Mr. Rem
frow De- always boz attendance 10 ok
plain Taulac to anyone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Richardn Fnran1

funeral services were conducted YES.
ltfdag afternoon from his late home IA,
mains OF the late James richards wb,
ned Thursday. The services were ir
thdTk OF Kew. r. e. Ncsbltt pastor of
ihc First Presbyterian church and vyer,
largely attended. The cloir ~ the do.
man Lutheran church rendered severn.
St4tctlous- The Red Men OF which III.
recessed was "a memhc attended in a
body and conducted the services al fb.
crElcW cemetery. NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

, neral services will Doe conducted TOE
from ~. Murys Catholic church UY
.'Ilh rlEtt over tuc remains OF tHe
t.' ,aarleS A~kcrich who died follow
w burns received in the drum al tie
pa5 ord coal mine Iast Thur4Iav Tie
-.INlcta viii Dc iu charge OF a Greek
I4.st rom MiuEJ and intermcnt viii ba
lu 81 Mdrys cemetery "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
RE R 0 W GIVES
HEALTH TALK

Mr.. Renfrow. who Is now making
his home 10 Wheeling. recently said.
The greatest victory OF the world
d. being won boo this country. The
biggest and most dangerous Zoe TO
mankind is being SLOWLY but surely
vanished and the final day OF reck-
onluE b. hot far off. That universal
enemy that has been a boyle TO all
nations for thousands OF years in
Disease. 10 has killed people iu their
infancy. crippled some for life and
caused others Co suffer for years.
But you can get health at such a low
cost that % Be- nothing short OF
criminal negligence Co Keep on suf-
f,riug Tanlac is IN, relief and the
friend o. mankind"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
First Meeting OF coune,l.

Ihe first meeting OF tho new CITY.
SuuhDll Tor tho year viii De- held Tues
cay evening. The meeting will be called
70 order Pos President Charles guIberf-
son. ana among the first bushes viii
De appointment OF the various commit-
ices Tor the year. Al this meeting ne
S~eml-snnual appropriation ordinance will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Plant Tied I'm.

\ strike OF half a dozen clay whteIcrs
az the plant Of the Nlcnolsuu orc. Com
lahN RI Empire. has tied uu the entire
plant and IA large force OF employees have
1tu thrown out OF work temuurarify
The clay whcClsrS PROTESTED against me
mplo Wcui Of "a man they didn't like
ana Whtn tho company refused to dis
charge him. they quit work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
School To Omen.

The local schools viii opcn this morn
ine after being closed since Decem5"r
In the schools will ba stsrt.d
,ne lhLltr part Of the week. Most All On
lnt oHt-ut-toWn teachers who have been
Hlruhlug their vacation out Of The cifv.
arrived here last uIght ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Case Ia SettIed

The domestic troublcs OF Paul Mitch
ell his hrid" Of three months and his
mother-iu-law Mrs. Joseph SmuIkic 81
"rkFlllc was settled In squire LAWYER
court Mitchell who wa charged With
compelling the girl to marry him los use
ut meats tud OF perjury tu securing the
from MS wife and leave the state. His
W4ie and her mother are Co hc released
from jail. the charge OF larceny with
drawn and the bride is to return 10 her
parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

Inc WOmau'- CIVIC 0IuN N HgTIaTr0
VIII mold it, regular monthly meeting
tuesday cVeulug. January ~. iu th.
hlEh school auditorium. The meeting Will
De called 10 order al s.45 o'clock and the
Topic Tor discussion viii boz g Home.
NifS. y d. DUBOIS VIII read a paper ON
read another on The Teacher and the
Motn.r.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Local Hospital Honored.

local hospital authorities that the instt-
tuition IN this city had been honored nv
htlng affiliated with the Cleveland CIV
hospital. BY this arranp.v,,rt ,,~s
Who Gradual from the local hospita
after two years can take the third years
or the course In the Cleveland hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Cont Mattnrr

The case of s j. Naugltrlp so. Cath
crime NauEhtrir. bias been dismissed a.
cost % CO." r|laiufIff.
The case OF Blanche George ys caleb
plaintiff.
Mimi" g. Miller has been allowed tcm-
I9i1rf al.UgrF. Doc The sum OF 500 from
Charles ". Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The last sad rites over tho remains ~
me late Mrs. A. J. Stead who died al her
uuu" pa Hhady ~ side Thursday We're con
quoted yesterday afternoon from the
nome or her sister, Mrs. r.. \. Specie ON
broadway. Tho services were la chsree
OF tho pastor Of the ~SuadN-ide church
ana interment was IN HIvcrview GENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Open

handsome new fsuruy fhsrfre Dr
L'Hfih street viii be thrown Up.n
me public Thursday of this We.
e nhud..We building viii Doe conrIetsI
.Ihi time Special features win be-
offered Tor opening dav. TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The Belmont County MsdIrnI Society
VIII hold it. regular meeting iu the Com-
mefciai club rooms Tuesday afternoon.
stalled and adtr.s-es VIII be delivered
ny Dr. J. VI. Murphy. Of Bethesda. The
new president. and ur. s. D.. West. of 81
1~lalrsvllie. the retiring president. Br.
=. "a HiuE. Or Shadyside. viii also de-
liver an interesting address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Held To u

Ihomas and Joseph Fama. Italians
SnaISed with cutting with intent TO xii
10y hdker and itobert Rogers were xiv.
"a PreIlInlndry hearings before squire T.
o Aasoh saturday afternoon. and held
70 court unuer 500 and $1,000 each. The
cutting occurred in Rail and River Mine
1pout one week Baker who had beer
Sohllhed IN the Martins Ferry h0spital
WSs able 10 attend the hearing and ties.
nllled Tor tho state. Prosecuting Attor.
hey george ~Ihornhurg. represented ma
State ana Attorney IA. 3. Kinney. the de.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Mills Renumed

The Whitakcr-Glessner sheet mill
weeks resumed operations in fuu -,
Htht az J. o'clock and a steady rum IL
'Npectei. Many repairs have been made
elnco The plant NIns.h-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

MeWI0r7 n fha S0I0OTITr. ITII- rDm-
posed 81 well known young ladies. VIII
entertained with an informal dance az
the - Z A. NJ hall on Thirty third
street Ecnffe1d'H Drchr-fr4 vif fHr-
nish ne music and the affair promises
TO be enjoyable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
One More A-es+

Nu.IN'E arrest was made here today
Tor Illegal voting at ths local orti0n
'lfcfiou last Tuesday. William toathe.
cifcNlatlou manager 81 the Dali, TrI-
nIu'. d. charged with being ID nor-resl-
dtlt and not entitled to a vote here. fT.
tlLn n.nu Tor D LoarLLE laI.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Non-supporter Arrenten.

d"nn W Fair WaS arrested 40 Monte
reN. Ia. 10y OFFICER H.. T.. voorhees, az mis-
city ana rough 90 the county iaIl here
20 answer a charge ~ nuu-Supporf and
abandonment OF his six minor children
lie deserted them here four months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The miners ln this virirfty viii %.
GIVE one nf tho largest paws TODAY ft.t
thty nave received since the mines re-
'n ~ailpI7 last June. All OF tho
L.I'- nave been working FUN time and a
~. Hn1.Nht OF money VIII be- placed i1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
s-tockholders' Meeting.

~ fhe American Stamp.
ing and ErameIing csmranv win hgi,
tnelr annual meeting today iu tle Offir.
OF the Novelty Stamping cOmplnv or
Ihirty-thlrd and Hamilton streets. S
board OF directors VIII be elected. anr
there Is every indication that the meet
ms VIII he interesting in the light OF re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
BELLAIRE

Advertisements ana news
Items for he Daily IntelIi-
gencer will receive prompt at
tention if left at the City Book
Store or The Bellaire News
Agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

be the most aluable in the city. meas
ures 20 rect on each street. The consid-
Grafton was not given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

FOL RENT rooms and bath. End
Moor. 30S7 Spruce So. d-25-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Womans civic Club.

outlined.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-22
ECHOES OF SCHEME

Three dopoalip az cual n Iaiu have
nccn lnttsnsntfd hy ffeuth enainoers
an3 eifagta win bo made ro develop
tasm
Automatic fcoune apparaius Tor
NNkrua lhHi H governed N an alarm
aioDs hha bosom Invented hg "a penna,l
1Wl1 ntmvr
An fnsAsh railroad Hpnues ios o.
nmniNta uld oarp to chNHrrn iaAina
'vnr 'ournoya to relieve tho mepaiou
af rdlnE
in ihc hnndlc or now dust pam II q
AgN 'NA ereaisd ny piston which
1bla ln collecting dnst tso fine COZ "a
Afoom te move
Am Austrian chemist claims a. have
nfupted liquid oaung for smoked
m'a's ihai soou hardcus and preserves
ihem indefinitely
Rubber cpua which amy pcrson can
attach o. thc heels of hls shoes to aid
- waikine have been patented hV a
Flnladelrhla woman
In me Gan Ntars thag Japan has rui
y tormosa ghe annual production ~
pspr has been lngrcascd from ls.ooo
'ons 10 ssaeoe tons
ronls Rets IN damn nssccs rsn "a.
tem trom rnsing if sonie unslarse,i
Time which Alssarl.s moisture nom tb,
'ir ia kept near them
tfenchman has Invented appafains
'n ocwprvs aSr ia reservoir sr tho
d"ors ~ hopse arr opened and utlIiac
f tu wind ckscka
Electric mEssaging apparatus witch
eptiNaies sioltt RAYS has htsn invsntr,l
Ger Enparupr srnerii tuuie cffest al
ihe srslp and face.
FNo Argvntinc acrarsuts rrcenfi
CROSSED sho Andes mountains rnan
Nhiie 9" Arsentina In balloon. rssins
% a height ~ aeoal g8.e90 feet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-22

such was hie controlling utifinufe in
politics be- wae honorable and fair end
ifutfw0ithY but h. waf always look
luk forward 30 the on bie fkinT which
nufht ri b. done. hia municipal alfec-
fNrship IN the fitlff N Nroaf3n ard
New f0fN o. Naa for the real az
FnnreWent ~ flioae ihf0asnE marfs.
over hteplnH in mind that there was
some one fhina which those cities
mirNf accomplish better than somr
afhfra because ~ tlfif location and
environments lie was eirffui tp fnnr-
1uNnis consider bis ldaas from every
fnlri ~ view Bot hlVna finally o.
NiHed on eoufse ~ artian. ht was
Hnrlfan lp expressing biz raNf iciipnH
and fnfrffdd in maintaining them.
Mr LoH Bad eluasa been o. most
loyal and iutffaaffd nluWnua q CO.
iumhia ih 1890 Boz BIZ f1ffefa year.
HH HHs rendered iir irsaldfncs - che
uHIferHifF &c. mldf nn pffttnfiHna ~
INlNr u1 sdnrHfor Fob the technical 1r
prafastlnnai ffnss tif he decided o.
nrrrpi iho clt liia standardization wac
hfililHnf uHe Is Mndfuf 81 WDu,
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