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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Entertatnment Tonight.

.UwuDd traded schools viii given their
annual entertainment ln the auditorium
OF tho school owing 90 the large num-
"er. a. pupils taking part the program
VIII be lengthy and interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Council 70 order Improvemen,,.

tuuuoII at dts l,Nt meeting Tuesday
~ i- understood Will authorize improve
W'ufs To- the street below Kentucky
Heights. The Wheeling Traction COM
ranv sometime ago repaired fhcir
tracks. and tho city VIII raise the street
Go a level with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

The city U: StsubsuvIlls which was
made ~fcuua lu ton dtmarc suits
a-ggr,Eatiug $4,000 a few months ago.
mas effected "a settlement with the ten
plaiutlu- at S55 each. The SuIte were
based ON tho cit, - alleged negligence.
IN permitting a bot ON Pleasant Heights
ip Do used 1- q sIrbtEt dump from
which rodents and N'rm.u infested aa-
joining property. damaging r,-td,ut.
and household goods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

Inc Dp,rgttA. .L.ttl, Almond Eyes.
which wa- presented last Friday in tue
1tdN,l liIl school auditorium ly fa,
Girls and Boys Glst clubs OF tho uIeH
school. viii Doe repeated thus evening.
The auditorium was rIl,d to its caTac.
ny last FRIDAY evening. ana many were
unable 20 secure seats. The proceeds
viii De Tor tue benefit OF the EslIaIr,
Hlgh cIu Alumni Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

samuel Mickc. collector Tor The Stcu-
n'nNiHe brewery. was robbed 81 $500 m
ta@h ana a !ockct valued at SIS at his
residence here Suudsl night. Burglars.
who 70 i~ believed saw Mick. plsc, thc
money ia a trunk. forced his door ana
riU'd tho trunk. MiCks collected the
money from his employers customers
saturday night The police were MOTIF
t'd but could get no trace ut The burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Play wheeling Tomorrow.

Tho Union high school baseball team
viii 20 90 Wheeling tomorrow after
noon. where they VIII meet the Wheel
ing high school team Ou the Island
park Friday. tho locals viii clos, The
s,ason with the Cathedral cadets on the
T.nu.I Era.m-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Slowly.

Willard Bowers. who wa scrlou-lv
injured while az work lu the Riverside
mill u th' National Tube Company.
several Gays ago. ls improving SLOWLY.
l.W'r- lad Dds let arm sp severely
crushed that % was necessary TO ampu-
fIIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
BELlAlRE

Advertisements ana news
Items for he Daily Intelk-
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, 1916-05-16

members Of tho local lodge were tho
hosts. An entertaining IrrEIdu was
r'uas.. I'd ~iollowIus waieu a banquet was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

a. teacher IN The public schools after a
Mr.. Ho"rE" Lyuskoy. Of Thlrty-Grst
sli''i has returned from a wish Uith
friends at StcubenyiIe. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

attend.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

observation-disclosures moo at irem.
boIoe Or. Ibeooore Sads Iom en-
Selt oa Ulnrtpr 6orbinoelie meo
bans lSelumoro blep ueotaget al
Den lit5erifc Preiteiorenins G6i.
rago UennOas oen 10. OS.
9ieiolntionerne, iom 6leo enitem-
mig ueotdget lnoer iom ielger:
Ia 0en oiientlige lresie OF
pisie oiientlige 1nlere bar 9iuct
Dr. gSacbs's SeIDmoro bio 9efenot.
aerelie og bar opbsiet bans SnnO-
linz beilittes oct at pi OPeolen.
mer al o2ntbcran 0liniiters glsio.
citation OF ebicoao", iantioia Ioni
pi nrrer BEN beieite 9latelie for
Or. SafDs' Gin o1 @irfIonrbeo oa
tiIfilloe panifsnner oe 1ienGter,
ban bar giort Chicago, fsler os
fom friitne Vrpiter mot iii at ITO.
tole por b6ieite DhsbiIIigelfe al
hnns SnnoIin1. 5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
llnoerpanbSfriecn.

0e iiOite Dnaes Nleloinger ira
Nolbinaton m9anenoe oenne tDOer
paa, at ct llltinatirm ira 9leaerin
Gen @ai6inaton til IoIflau0 lore.
iianr, o9 oct oil meo andre 0ro
I oct miuoite fac. at Sen Diploma.
tiifc 5orbin6elie mellem H. z. 9(.
o. SpIflnno oiI blipe afbruot, ser.
iom 5nIflnno life Ilntter me0 at
anaribe oa torpcoere Snnoelsifibe
uoen @oriel. pWonfombatnn.
tcr" moa bapc 9let paa ssen og /
TilfrIoe al 9lnareb gibrs 9lnleo.
nin9 til 9ieoning grrIi6cnt @il.
ION bill | Gag lrgbe Sagen FOR bea-
&c 0ongresIens Sllie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Observation-Disclosures u. " " " "

Selomoro fan life iorioares o.
er en- abiolut 6orbrooclie mooC8uo
% ueobrp0enOe for oe 43rincipper,
iom tiener til at op6pgoc Sanlilm.
Oct.
enOuioere betlager ri, at 0en Of.
ientIi9e RreSie % Representative
MpnO peo oiientlige Nsoer bar
o9ffet oOer bans grneIige 5orbrp.
Oelic o. oerimoo irembolot Or.
'Sads iom en- Self os Martpr.
8i oil ogiaa pnapcse oct 5af.
tilm at Selomoro al iaaonnne6olf
o. 2ooprisning al Dem tiener til
at ioreae gntaIlet al tseIpmoro,
boilfet allerebe bar pit iis."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

ioran 8erolm, men IDiferne bar
life enOnu genoptnget 0eres Snfan.
teriangreb. Sra BET sltri9Ite
arigsfontor meloes ON ioreget glf.
tiuitet paa Slngmarfen @nlicien
- 9aa cen @trigif italienife 6ront
ipnes 2iirigerne at bare onn0et en-
iSmnle paa eet 4rnft oa ,Staliener
ne pan ct anoet
D1anona. 1e brittle crop.
per til llnoiGtning ior Dem, Der
lager beleireoe ald-el Qlmara,
pinoer iremao Ian1s 9igrisilooen.
De orioer meo Tprferne OF bar ia.
get en- Gel al Dem til 5ar9e. -
1prferne bar oaiaa tiot gteOerlng
al gfuSirrne paa Sortehopsfpiten
Fetrograo meloer. at 5Drferne er
orepct ira itprfe StilIiuer 10 Uhl
2it Tor Trebi5onO, og 9iusierne
iorisl1er Dem energiif. = 5ornn
8er0nr, Gouallmont Seftoren,
bar Der after itaaet haaro Sninnte.
rifnmp, men DC ofiicielle WelOinger
oerom ira Berlin og 9aris itemmer
life operens. Rari5 Tiger, at oe
iranife Sropper erobreoe Seftioner
al tDife 9ebearabe o. tog 300 Gan.
9er. Berlin panitaar, ot 5ronif.
mpnoene bIeo ilaaet tilbage me0
tore Cab. oa at sc niiteoe 200
Wfano iom Sanaer. Jnifernes itore
aanoncr hamrer frenl0eles los pna
Seien 30l og nnore Ste0er.
Berlin o1 9onOon mcloer be11e
om Seltegerninger at boer line
Trooper og Iiger intet ON Wto0pnr.
tens 9e0riiter. - Der er fpmpet
Here Ste0er pna ben riisiiife Sront,
o9 eet Ste0 hnr Tpiterne forisat at
tnge Oiierriipen, men uoen Sel6. -
Pan Sen itnIienif.Gtriqife front
hnr eStaIienerne erobret sitrtaite
9Sbe9raoe / Snanin.0nlen, "a
2Striaerne fnmper bnar0t for at
tiIbnaeerobre set table men nOen
Selo.
1irs0aa. GrPii0ent 0il.
ION bar @anr qiort llofait til Dor
Aeaerinas iioitc Cro nngooenoe
1pifernes llnOerodnosfamp 3Dif.
lano maa itrafs ioranore oenne lin
aamp, eller oct oil mite Il. IS
Genif1b. 5pifernc bar after le.
Oeret ct fraitigt SuianteriQIulreb
pad 5raniflnpnoenes Stillina ira
WieliieJNoOen til 8ouaumont o9 er
after ilanet tilbaae meo tore Cab
Ol Be bombaroerer irenI0eles Seien
30i oa 5ranifnrn0eHes anoen
2inie, rimeligDis Tor after at gsre
en- arnitnnitrenaelie Tor at oinOe
Oenne Rsgle til Hpitningen fra
9eit. 6ranife 9leroplaner bar
bonibnr0eret ilere tpife Stillin9er.
Srn Sen rusiiife Sront melOes
ON 9frtiIleri6ueIIer, men intet SSn.
fnnteri.9ln9reb ira nogen al Sioer.
ne.
: 0np til 1P orgen - Pe.
troarnO tpia 2onoon) rs. 9lpril.
8rebi8ono, Den betpoeliaiie tprfiife
IN paa Sortebnpet, er in0tnget al
glusierne. 1rebi5ono er beIiagenoe
575 enaeIife Uail 2St for aonItan.
tinopel pnn Den liIleniintiife Sioe
al Sortebaoet Gen bar Ell gefoIf.
nina ni omfrin1 10000, 6borai
$4,000 er ariitue. 1rebi5onos ge.
tuoning beitaor oeri, at oen er oct
Snn6eIscentrlm, bporooer lloisrilen
ira Teriien og Gentrnlaiien gnnr
til Ssen. 9roOs Oct fSaftlm,
at 1prferne bar e1et @nrniionen
/ 9rebi5ono BELT Iioen gr3erllmes
iSaGo, maatte Oenne 9,p M oaiaa
fnloe.
Ora 9onoon ,ntcI0cs om Torpe.
oerinaen al ct britiff ubeDrbnei
DanpIfib, Bent, uben minbIte @ar.
iel. 40 Menneifer melAes oriifnet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
Snattn paa Villn

bar Der ! llgens 9ah ppret beret.
tet en- bel Del, o. Manodgs Iso
Ser W1eIoing ON, at 8illa Dor bno.
be foeb oa begrnpef oa arapet op
iatu. : 9ilfnptninn nertil be6 oct
ina .piaere ira @nIhington. at Der.
som bisici MeIoinger bfcn befrmftet.
Ino pilbei bore Rropper itrnfs blibe
trliffet mo af Wlcrico 0'en 9efrri.
telicn al 9ingtt om gsillas 9so oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

ge9raUelie mangler enonl o1 til
Uior9en Gag meloes ira San
9Intonia, Ter. at @en 6nniton bar
ienot @en. peri6ing 1000 0tano.
% at Here iauoi9nliguis oil ielge
eiter. Get tpoer life paa, at man
| 8nibington bar itor Iro til, at
Rpatet om 9illas 3eO oil blioe
oeriiiceret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

Solen vel sorte Klader
F0lger os til korset hen,
Men til Flokken, ham begrader,
Siger dog vor SiRleven:
Grade ingen over migl
Grade heller hver for sigl
Spejler eder, visne Stammer,
|, hyad her den gronne rammerl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
9laf0


'---~---~----e-
0proret i Sina. 6ou1fona, 10.
2(pril. 0nsoag fan0t Der en- Stamp
Ste0 mellem 0prerere % Siege
ringstropper Canton. @anpen
opitoO, Oa 9tegeringstropperne oii-
De 5tnore, at Oprorerne gif / 2auo.
Ga6eHe belpb Jig til ca 30 Qlano.
aiueiiif 9am Il. z. 8efing,
~. 2lpril. 5irmaet See, 6igginion
& So. i Bolton bar inogaaet Son.
trait ON ct 2aan til 0en fineiiife
9ie9erin9 paa $2o,0oo,000 o9 9ar.
uObetalt 100000. 0aanet er til
Ell aurs al 81 og til 6 8rocents
Gente.
&c ipanife 9alg. O3aorio, II.
Qlpril. 9e0 De nplig iteOiuu0ne
@alg til Gortes blep Der oalgt 200
@iberale, so aonieroatipe % ca.
10 9iooifale % 9iepublifanere. De
Si6eraIes 5erer er ben np9ren0e
@remierminiiter, @reo Gomanones.
Eager ilere 8pifere ira 9oroe
i2. 9(pril. 20 tpife Stibs-
0iiicerer, 0en enc boen0e Otanila,
Den an0en en- tioligere officer paa
ct interneret tpif 0ampifib, er al
Ell ifen0t britiif arpoier bIepet bort.
iert ira oen amerifanife Sfonnert
p6enrD q. ii 0iil 8eit ior 3on-
6ounga.
9tp Geuolte sEortugol. Berlin,
"A. 9lpriI. Get ouerieiife 9tp6eOs.
bureau me0Oeler, at iipl9e 9faoio.
tele8ranllner ira 9aiaOos / Spanien,
bar ilere portugiiiife Fropinier
giort 0prer. Get 5e0Oer at 2iia.
bar giort 0ipttert og at Marine-
ioloater er ien0t for at ounpe Op.
itanoen.
5eoerne / @olen. Berlin, II.
9(pril, fa0iotele8ram 9aa ct 0ie.
Oe i Siplpefonliteen ior trGn9enoe
S5eoer, blep set opIpit, at Der er
100000 S5e0er Be al Ipiferne
offllpere0e 8iitrifter 4Solen, iom
6ebeper Sialp. 6iotil par Der on-
penot ca. $2,000,000 til SiGlpear.
beioet, bOilfe Penge for en- ltor Del
par 6ra9t tiloeie al aSeoer 9lmeri.
ia. Ger oil intiolertio bebepes mere
oiplp, ga Oe manneOlige ll0gifter
6elsber iig til $123,000
!
0}eget Sort ira Canada. 9ortal,
9f. o. 10 9(pril. Ser bar alOria
onret en- ianoan aorntrofif ira
Canada ber 9nen iom oen ienere
5io. 2llt ialt er 6er fonnet npiten
en- Wtillion 9lri6els, LDorai Salp.
0elen iful0e til oe tore @leoatorer
/ 0uIllt6 og Superior. 9ieiten gif
til g2em Dorf o9 ANDRE 9Der / Often
for at ien6eS oerfra til oe friqS.
ipren0e 2on0e.
Saooi0t man pe0, er ser enonu
neget aorn / @lepntorerne I DeItre
Canada. Get fan life ienoes til Ofar.
fe0et, for0i Der mongler oe nso.
oenOi9e Go9ne. Oette aorn fan life
tranSporteres, fer Sien brpoer op,
% man fan foa 9onerne flare for
mere transport Often.
tStal Sina oeles9 9efing, 10.
9lpril. Der er 9iort 6orbereoelier
til at opnan en- 6orItaaelie meIlem
Oe 0ieuolutionpre % Oen fineiiIfe
Staggering. Oct er muligt, at Der
inoen faa Tiger oil bliDe proflameret
en- np Jfepnblif SpO.9ina meo
100,000,000 Snobpgeere.
Den pigtige 9rouins, Gbe Slang,
er u0traaOt al 9iepubliffen. 9feooln-
tionpre lloIen0iuge er anfonnet til
Canton, lem mllligOis oil blipe so.
peOitn0en oen me giepnblif. De
faIfsSSeu og Sipci4Ghom itnnr reoe
til at erflpre oeres llofbpngig6eo.
0et me 9euGoelie ipreoer fla til
allie 4roDinier Sp0 for Dnng lie
9angilo0en.
4'rGiioent gnnn Chi ani bar
Iamrnenfalot De reoolntionrre Sc.
oere til en- aonierence Pefing for
at reobe Replbiiffen. Oprererne
! ISpben bar cnonn life nro0taaet
Snobpoelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

Tag det sorte kors fra Craven,
Plant en- Lille, hyor Diet stodl
Med hvert Skridt D0dninghaven
Blomster spire we'd yor Fodl
Englevinger paa vor GRAY
For den brudte Vandringsstay,
Palmefugf for Askekrukke,
Frydesang for hule Sukke!
n r. S. GRUNDTY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19
gnrt euet dn,tn.

d 8anIion (oanif?) bar pGret
Stationsaaent / 6enterpille, 2. O.,
ior 9tortbmeiternbonen 20 9lar.
,Sn8en bar oPret Stationsagent
iaa lGnge iom ban oen 0ipiiion.
9Peaen Foit ira .englanO. 9lelp
Dorf, 10. gtpril. 7nmperen Sc.
oric" al !0uioe Stiernelinien er
fommet ira 9iperpool meo en- uipO.
oanlig MGngoe Bot ON 9oro, men
iueen 9asiagerer. Sfibet nteoierte
1869 SGffe I alaSies lSoit o9
5t7 Stpffer @affepoit.
Qltter llIDffe oeo Oh 8ont
Goanofe, 8a., II. 9lpril. On Bont
Neoipoer Gompanps 6obrif noglc
Utll @elt Tor Slllellel0, W. S.,
blep SCI. $50 / Nlorocs. soelagt al
en- @fsploiioB. Ere Mano orpbteS
og Den materielle Sfnoe anilaaeS
til $l50,000
Staten Soutb 9atotoS Seieite-
ret bar iploet ben COM at 9open,
iom beitemmer, at Der ifnl pGre
minoit fem Wlil melIen en- Saloon
oa en- inforporeret 9D, er ll1pIoia.
9icttcn iiger, at 2onen life bar Oen
rette 5itel, men bpp0er, at 9eois.
latllren bar iailo 9iet til at gine
en- innonn 2op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

On 61lge al Sufningen. Roet
,5slano, 5ll. 10. 2tpriI. Som 5el.
ge al BET tore 9Sn0trof al 5olf,
iom fonmer ira omlig9en0e oterre@
0iitrifter for at oriffe, bar 9focf
15Slano gpfommisiion beiluttet, at
olIe Solooner og aaieer Der ifol
luffeS al. II t SteOet ion ier sci.
II.
George 9lunenitein, Berlin,
gGis., tilitoo I 5eoeralretten @reen
Ban iorleOen Dog, at ban 5aoOe
laoet forialifet Smer. Dommer
@eiaer ira Qfilpaufee ilagOe bom
en- U}ulft al $1,000, Iom bleo be.
talt. Get paaitooeS, at 9lumenIteiu
5aooe Iaoet 1000 9nno forioIifet
Sner, og at ban 6aDoe blanoet BET
meo 6peOemel, Gan0, 5leOe og
Ofplf.
9rimproaIget @iScoHiin. 0fa-
Oiion, g8iS., t5. g(pril. Ser lore.
lager MI iul0itpn0ige Op8oDer ira
Gruiioentprinproalget I 5taten ira
alle Golmtper, oa oct oiier Jig, at
"a. 7Sollettc if 402 Stenlner Here
cno @oooron g8ilion. giceprGii.
BENT M1ori6alls iStemmetal er be-
tp0eliq min0re. @ilion fif t09,462
Stenner, ga 8ollette 109,S64 o8
D}aribol 92,809.
aoin0eitemmeretten. 2llbann, q.
g., II. QGpril Statens Senat bar
me6 33 moo 10 Stenlmer oe0taget
Bbitnen. .9ereton 5oriloget, Der be.
Itenmer, at 4oinoeitenmeretsipergs
maalet gten Oorf Stat ifnl aigsres
oeo Referenoitm / 1917. 5orilaget,
ser tio!i9ere er peotnget I ISenatet,
fraoer life @lnernerens llnOer-
Ifriit. 6or at bIipe gnlOig moa Ben
imiOlertio ooiaa oeotages al nGite
Mars 2e1islotltr.
9ensior6sielie. Bolton, Q}ais,
10. 9(pril. 9lntericon @oolen Som.
panp me0oeler, at oct ira II. 9lpril
bar ior6oet line 5olfs 2sn meo
10 @rocent. Sffe minOre emo 25,-
600 9erioner er nniat Gompaa.
niet5 5ieneite oet5 6abriffer /
]2n @n1lan0.
Oct beo0er, at ser uil iinoe Iig.
uenoe 9ensiorteielier SteO / andre
9rander al Sefatilin0nitrien / eta.
ten.
Supre iSnrlnlenninger. 9ortal.
}f D. y. 9lpril. Mt 6oraarct
fommer lent pao Oisie Ggne 6inOrer
mango 6arnere ira at ta8e lat paa
Qfarfar6ei0et iaa tiolil. iom De
ifuI0e. Ser bleo pIsiet meaet Iiot
iioite giteraor, iorbi oct gif iaa
lent meo 1Grifuin9en, o9 iom 6eI9e
oeroi maa nogle Sarmere iaa u0en
at pleie / gar.
s5oroen er iaa 6le0, at Here Stor.
iarmere life pil ppre / Stono til at
fllnne benptte oeres @aStrnftorer og
maa 0erfor leie Seite o9 iSolf for
at flnne gere fSornnrsarbeioet, ier
oct bIioer Tor tent Oct er panife.
liat ot ina gtrbei0ere, iprlig paa
Sen cnnaoiife SiOe, og ser bDOes
ira $50 til $50 pr. 0fonneo oe
lpngere georo forlnnges en0o9 $40.
9lnboloer lire Tplfere. 9tem
Oorf, t3. 9fpril 6 @aar bar man
opoa9et ct mt aomplot, Ser goar
no paa at irtte Sfi6e, iom fSrer
9lmmilnition til oe 9lIliereOe bnooe
poa gltlanterbobet % Stillebaoet
/ 9rono
Sire Mpn0 er nrreiteret Oct er
9optoin BON GleiIt, fbpn tpif 2ano.
officer og en- opati9 aenifer, aap-
tain Otto @olpert, Sltperinten.
0ent for 9ttlns Steanibip Gonlpann
en- glf0eling al Samburgefmeri-
can Cine, aoptoin Ono 9o6e, Sll.
perintenoent for SomburG .glmeri.
can 2ine's 0offer I Sobofen og
@rnit 9ecfer en- gleftrifer, Iom
Dor ON gor6 pao ben internereoe
Camper oSrieoricb Ser @rosie" |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

On 60lge al @ufnin9en. Roct
5slau0, 5lIg -. 2(priI. Som ,5el-
Ge al BET tore Sn0trpf al 6oIf,
iom fommer ira omlig9en0e oterre@
0iitrifter Tor at oriffe, bar 9iOcf
5slonO gpfonlmisiion 6eillttet, at
ale Solooner og aaieer Der ifal
hffeS 81. II / SteOet iom ier &I.
u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

Korsets TrR er Naadens Trone,
Thi Diet Blod, som der udrandt,
For Alyerdens Synd til Some,
bod og Helved oyervandt,
Der, for Liget, som var NIT,
Herren CAV mig Legem sit,
Saa, skal jeg we'd Korset grade,
Grade kun jeg kan al GlRde.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-19

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
SOW MORE WHEAT FAMILY PERISHES
Parents and Four Children
Lose Lives in Fire.
Cheyenne Hotel and e. 2. Shops
Burn; Loss 100000.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Dec. 1S.-Roy A.
White of Bayles, Cal, his wife and
four children lost their lives today in
fire that destroyed the Inter-ocean
hotel here.
The bodies of Mrs. White and two
sons We're found in the ruins. A g.
months-old baby. rescued by firemen
died from burns. Firemen searched
the smouldering wreck :e for the
body of the fourth child White was
ieleetrocuted when he fell among cleo
trio wires, after leaping from the third
floor
Cheyenne, Dec. 1S.-Two fires of
unknown origin here last night and
early today resulted in one death and
an estimated property loss of more
than 100000. Roy White of Bayles
Gal, WAS electrocuted when he
jumped from the third story of the
burning Inter-ocean hotel and fell
among electric wires. His wife and
three children were missing early to-
day and a fourth child was badly
burned and is being cared for in a
hospital here. About twenty guests
were in the hotel. it was said.
Shortly after midnight a blaze was
discovered in the paint shops of the
Union Pacific railroad. Railroad Of
ficials estimated the loss of buildings
and material at S166,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
POWWOW
Report CarranZa Reply to Mex
lean Conference Protocol.
Refusal to Ratify May End
Commissions Efforts.

Philadelphia. Dec. 1s.-Continua-
ton of the efforts of the Mexican
American joint commission to effect n
satisfactory agreement on questions
affecting the international relations
depended largely on the result of its
session today which was called for
the purpose of hearing General Carr
ranza's decision regarding the proto-
col signed at Atlantic City and sent to
him for ratification.
Alberto ]. PAM. one of the Mex-
ment to Mexico and returned with a
report which has been designated by
the Mexican representatives as the
comment of the Mexican executive. 1t
was to hear his report that the com
missioners gathered here.
1t was indicated that a refusal by
Carranza to ratify the agreement
reached after three months discus
sion would offer 10 alternative other
than the dissolution of the commission
but that, if the report showed by the
Mexicans indicated his desire to dis
cuss only minor alterations. the con-
ference might be resumed for brief
period.
The Americans intir1ated. however
that long iscussion of subjects al
ready covered in the agreement signed
would not be tolerated I'D that radi-
c-l change. espec lily any demand for
the immediate withdrawal of Ameri-
can troops from Chihr iua, would
not be granted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
FROWN ON SACRIFICE
Large Publishers Dislike Cutting Or
ders to Help Needy Editors.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Efforts to
find relief for the news print paper
shortage and prevailing high prices
were continued today by the federal
trade commission in conference with
committee of newspaper publishers,
newsprint manufacturers and paper
jobbers.
A plan discussed proposes that pub
fishers of the larger newspa iers re-
duce their purchase next year by five
per cent so smaller papers may receive
more of the supply. Questions were
sent today to large publishers to as
certain they will subscribe to this
plan, relinquishing five per cent of
their 1917 contracted supply. and to
small publishers to learn their 1917
needs At the same time the manu-
facturers committee was trying to
learn the exact amount of paper stock
on hand in the United States and the
amount that will be manufactured for
next years needs.
The larger publishers are not well
satisfied with the plan proposed con-
tending it forces them to make sacri-
fices to supply the small publishers
when the manufacturers could solve
the whole problem readily by divert
ing to newsprint manufa cture paper
! making machines now working on
wrapping paper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-18
75 viii Be Operated Upon Free
During the Holidays.
Hospitals Will Furnish Nurses
and Rooms Without Cost.
NURSING ASSOCIATION PLAN
All Are Children Who Can't
Pay for Treatment.
AdenOidS and TOnSilS Are To Be
Removed by Specialists.

Seventy-five poor children in To-
peka will undergo operations for ade-
noids and throat trouble free or
charge in Topeka hospitals during the
Christmas holidays. Announcement
of this remarkable innovation in pub
lie health work in Topeka was made
today at the city hall where the Pub
lie Health Nursing association has its
headquarters
Five Topeka specialists have con-
sented to bestow the greatest of all
Christmas gifts, unimpaired health. to
the seventy-five school children. They
are: Drs. II. L. Alkire, G.. IL. Allen.
G.. V. Allen, d. f. E.sterfy, c.. II. Lit
singer, r. S. Masee and C. l.. Will
liams. The three hospitals consenting
to provide operating rooms and nurses
for the children following their opera
tions are: Stormont, st. Francis and
Christ's.
Months of Hard Work.
The actual realization of this plan
follows months of the most painstak-
ing work on the part of the Topeka
Public Health Nursing association.
Miss Bertha Saville, director of the
school nurse for the association, have
directed the preliminary work Incl
dental to the realization of the plan.
First was the examination of the
children. Next. delicate inquiries to
ascertain the financial standing of the
parents of children whose future
health was found to be impaired by
adenoids and bad throats.
Aversion TO Knife.
Aversion to a surgeons knife had
to be overcome, often requiring days
of argument. The authorities of the
hospitals had to be visited and the
plan explained. The busy specialists
had to be called upon, individually,
and there yet remains a huge task in
preparing for the operations. schedul-
ring. them, cooperating with. the hos
pitals in providing for the unprece-
dented bit of public health work and
/ last but not least, getting the children
to the hospitals at the proper time.
Equal in Health, at Least.
Undoubtedly there are many more
poor children who need operations of
this character, said Miss Saville to-
day. Yet, l believe in the schedul-
ing of seventy-five operations at this
time we have made an excellent be-
ginning in the realization of a dream
in which the children of the poor will
start in life. equal, in health. at least
with the children of the rich in To-
peka."
The schools will close Wednesday,
The first operations are scheduled for
Thursday morning.