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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-27
POULTRY

THoRoUoHBRED Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red and single Comb Buff Leg
horn eggs. Prices right. II. +. Hem
mann. X. -. No. :. Wheeling West Va
mr-20-t-ap-20
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FARMS-F or Sale.

Tor SALE-ls2 acre farm well i'm
proved. situate two miles from Col
ltcrs. ". Va. high state OF cultivation.
suitable FOR dairy. well fenced well
watered. good sheep and cattle barns.
other good out-butldinES Ten room
modern house. PittsburEh vein OF coal
reserved. Address Mrs. Mary g. Patter-
son. Hauliu station. Pa. X. -.
mr-27-ag- lU-mo-th
TOR sALE-Fine farm OF 2sO acres.
good 10 room brick house. room ten
nant house. barns. graincries. corn cribs.
wagon sheds, good fences. good water
ground and fine bearing orchard. Three
miles to county seat. and one mile to car
line. Good markets. and a. good farm
as there Is ia the county. " ll sell all
stock and farm implements with farm IL
wanted. Possession given April first.
For further particulars address John
West. Rout. No. /, Box l27. Wcllsburs.
W. Va mr-22-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis - CI1y
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ANTtNIAl EN8ALvEF.
1922 art 1923 Main street
Calls Answered Uat H. Nr1t-
e'Hr. Phone. f.r
'rf..'N NH'I Phone iQlg.H
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Breummor 8 HIIdehrand

fuHnraI directors nuf rmnsIn.era
''inff aA'EnI on. FFan fg second SIS
Open Ha. Hr r.rrt
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FOR SALE-Automobiie
FOR SALE-Motorcycle

FOR SALE-Almost new. late model in
best condition, including extra inner
tube and fun set OF tools Best quick
offer takes It. National Telephone tU7
Wheeling f-l9-tf
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DIED

~ hLHo RN--.'. SUNDAY. March rrtr.
.''. Ohio. CHARLES EIEtu -
....H fr.r bonn. .f U.a aunt.
N.H... ..t E.D.|... .
N.I... ...r... .r ....
t..r. Ohio. cem.teff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-27

WAN rEp-We require two pattern
, makers and two tool dressers al once
hepiy giving axe. experience and Wages
required. to the Griscom- Russeu Com
pany. Masslllon. OHIO. mr-s7J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-27
WANTED-Male Helm

"ANTED-SinEle man for dairy and
farm work. must BE- good milKrr sober
81 industrious VIII hire by year II
satisfactory. Hussey A Mills. Mt Plea
J ant. .. -. = 49,
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm

WANTED cook. good wages, outside'
OF city. Inquire sheldon Joseph, 1l5I1
Sixteenth ST. rpror, J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-27

~ "a Q. ga lar meeting OF the Board OF
'nufui esIur'rs of the County OF Ohio.
h'ld 10 the Court House on Monday
Ih" ON oHN Of March. 1916. 10 was. on
IN'Ilnn. ordered that tho voting precincts
pa the districts 90 Washington AIadi-
son. lachlnud and Triadslp be. and
an" hereby. increased Ia number as fol-
lows.
In WashiuE.ton district. old Precinct
No. IT II hrrehv divided into two pre-
cinctg, described as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-05
OFFICERS.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

C. A. MacDonad Cashier Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Bsbee Arizona W. MacCregor, Member of the firm of Smith Mac Gregor Brokers Lowell Arizona M F. Tufts Secretary of Great Republic and Oil Co., Consulting Geoog for California Kern Petroleum Company Los Angeles Cal J. P Connolly Asst Cashier The Bank of Bbee Bsbee Ariz John Geson Mine Operator Geeson Arizona Bruce Stephenson Attorney Douglas A John F. Ross District Attorney, Tombstone Arizona.
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w See; SEE s.. III i,
Y " J

city STILES homes declared well preach
ing IN one OF New Yoks largest
american women were to he
heroic than when the Of
Of
OF Marriage and Divorce
OF couples whose
thirds OF all divorces in the last twenty-five
aggrVed OF
country and in small! as in cit
largest
ona husbands desert homes that
as readily
frivolous wives then of circumstances
Why do not look the squarey and admit
Is OF evil
actual
pubic into confidence
hat
waned leaving nothing friendship IN benin
he hoIld T
e her she were man? Would she
: '" '"'" Wv ''''"''S
When girl falls
lions ~ '''
Having married let
@ young Keep her interesting keep
incidentally keep her husband ous to keephe
Copyright Evening Mail Syndicate.
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Like a Boy at so Bubbling Ouer
With VitaLity-- Taking Iron Did 1T
Doctor Says uxated Iron is Greatest OF All Strength Builders
Often Increases the Strength and Endurance OF Deli
cate, Nervous Folks 200 Per Cent in Two Weeks Time

NEW YORK, n. Y.--Not long ago a man
came to me who was nearly half cen
tury old and asked me to give him pre-
llninAFy examination for life Insurance /
Wa nAtOnishsd to md him with tho blood
pressure Of u hoy Of 20 and Ra full OF
Vtgor, vim aud vitality As n young man
In fact young man he really WAS not
wlthStnndinR his aga. The secret he M Id
was taking irOn-nuGatcd iron had filled
him with renewed life. At 70 he was la
bad health; ut 10 cHr"wOrn and nearly ali
IN. Now mt 10 miracle OF YitnliHy aud
his face bchminR with the buOyHncy OF
youth. AZ have said n hundred times
over, Iron is the greatest Of all strength
builders. II people would only throw
away patent medicines and nnuSSOus con
coctiOnH aud take simple nuKatrd iron 1
am convinced that the lives nf thousands
OF persons might be saved, who now de
every year from pneumonia, grippe con
sumption. kidney. liver and heart troubi.
etc. Tho real and trns cause which start
I'd their diseases was nothing more nor
less than a weakened condition brought ON
by lack Of iron In the blood Iron II nh
bOlutely necessary to enable your blood
TO change food into living tissue. with
out IL, no matter how much ~ what you
eat, your food merely passes through YOU
without doing you any good. You don't
get the strength out Of Il aud M con
sequence you become wenk pHle and sick
" looking Just like plant trying to grow
IN soil deficient In Iron. II you are not
strong or well you owe Il to yourself TO
mako the following test: Sa,. how long
without becoming ted. N~Kt take two
nVe-Rrnin tablets Of ordinary nuIHtsd
Iron three times per day hft-r meals for
two weeks Then test your strength again
and see for yourself how much you have
gained. have seen dozens of nervous
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rundown people who were RiIinR all the
while, double their strength and sndur.
RnCe and entirely get rid Of all symp-
toms Of dyspepsia. liver and other trOu-
bles In from ten to fourteen days time
simply by taking Iron IN the proper form.
And this after they had Ia some cHseH
been doct1rInR for months without obtain
Ing Amy benefit lIut don't tax" the old
forms Of reduced iron. iron acetate or
cents You must tax" iron In form Ike
nuIated Iron II you want II to do yOu any
good, otherwise It may prove worse than
useless Many m athlete or pFIErtightD
has won TIA" day simply beGnuLe he knew
III" secret Of great strength aud cnduF-
nncs aud illod his blood with iron before
lie went into the Hnrny, while many nu.
other hus gone down to inRlOriOun defeat
simply I" rth" lack Of iron n. SnurF. ". u.
NOTE NuSnt-d Iron, recommended
nboV" by nr Snuer Ia not n patent medicine
nor secret remedy. but one which IL we'll
known to druggists and whose iron con.
Siitu"nts nrc widely prescribed by emf.
ncnt physicians everywhere Unlike the
older organic Iron products. II Is easily
nssimilat"d, does not lnjuF" the t"r,G,
max" them black nor upset the stomach
ON the contrary II IL u most potent rem
'7ly. In n"nrly all forms ~ Indigestion. as
well M for nervous, run down conditions
The manufacturers have such great conf.
dencs III SuIAted Iron that they offer to
forfeit NOOm to any charitable Institution
" they cannot take amy man or woman
under ~ who lacks iron aud Increase their
strength sp per cent or over IN four week =
time provided they have no serious organic
trouble" They also OfTcF to refund your
money II It does not ut least double
your strength aud endurance IN ten day-'
time. II Is dispensed 10y all druggists.
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COURT UPHOLDS
MARRIAGE BAR
IN MANS WILL
Restriction Reasonable, is View
of New York Court of
Appeals.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The long
fight to inVRlidRte cersain provisions
of the will OF Egbert Il. Seaman on
the ground that they were against
public policy and placed human life
in jeopardy has been lost. The court
OF appeals has decided that the pro-
visions complained OF have mot only
received the sanction Of judicial au-
thOrity. but we think we may be JUS
titled by sound reasoning"
Mr.. Seaman died June %, 1914.
His will. dated about two years be-
fore. left an estate OF about $50. 900
in trust to his wife. Maria, and after
her death It was to pass In equal
shares to his children, Egbert b. Sea-
man. ir., Mrs. Carrie l.. EIdlItz and
Mrs. Francis P Oakley. widow OF
John h. II. Oakley
There was condition attaching
to Mrs. Oakley's share. She was to
receive the principal only in the
event that she shall be married to
some person other than one Leo Fass-
Ter. who now resides in the city Of
New York and is there engaged in
the practice OF law. or provided at
the time Of my death the said Leo
Fassler be dead"
Could Only Get Income,
Provisions were then made for var
ious contingencies II Mrs. Oakley
was unmarried and Mr.. Fassler were
living. the trustees were to pay her
only the income of her share OF the
estate. II she married Mr.. Fassler
and predeceased him. her share was
to be paid to the other children. but
II she married Mr.. Fasslcr and sur
vived him she was to receive the
principal as soon as he died
Previous to the date Of making the
will Mr.. Fassler had represented Mrs.
Oakley in suit for personal lnjur-
les. and she retained him to contest
the will. But the will was found to
be valid instrument in both the
surrogate's court and in the appellate
division and now the court OF appeals
has decided that the objections were
not sufficient to warrant the reversal
OF the decisions OF the lower courts
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and that the will must stand.


Mr.. Fassler cOntendcd that the will
was invalid because It was ECU va
lent to putting price on the head
of a person and Offering an induce
ment for the termination Of his life. y
Chief Judge willard Bartlett, OF tho
court Of appeals, who wrote the opin-
ion. said:
There is no doubt that under the
terms of Mr.. Seaman's will the prin-
cipal sum of one-thIrd Of his estate
which is to be held for the benefit Of
his daughter. Mrs. Oakley. cannot go
to her absolutely as long as Mr.. Fass-
Ter lives. She contends on the pres
cnt appeal. or. rather. Mr.. Fassler
contends for her. that the conditions
designed to prevent her marriage to
him are void. as against public policy
because they put price upon his
life. because they violate the natural
and inalIenable rights OF Fassler to
security Of life and liberty and be-
cause they are in derogation of rights
secured to his person by the cOnsti-
tuition OF the United States and Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
LOOK YOUNG
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Change Your Gray Hair to a
Perfect Dark Shade-No Dive.

II your hair is prcmaturely gray or
just streaked with gray: II your hair
is full OF dandruT and your scalp
itches, and II It's falling out. a few
applications Of Sulpho-SaEc Hair Color
Restorer to your hair each day for a
couple OF weeks turns your gray hair
quickly 10 an even dark. beautiful
shade, full Of life lustrous, thick. soft
and handsome-not a trace Of gray
hair showing. Sulpho-Sage also cleans
out the dandrun and stops falling
hair and itching scalp.
Absolutely harmless TO use-ls not
a dye but ready-to-use hair color
rcs'orer. Only soc a big bottle at
Wolls-Haymakcr Co. or sent by mail
prepaid BE sure 10 ask for Sulpho-
Sage Money back II not satisfactory.
Advertisement.
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state Of New York.
No Violation Of Rights.

.Nu IShlAun VI AtlRhNHs
We are unable to see how they
violate any constitutional right Of
MIR. Fassler. but the point that the
conditions in restraint OF marriage
with him are invalid is Ineligible
and one which the appellant is entl-
tied to have considered.
The opinion says that conditions In
general restraint OF marriage were
regarded at common law as contrary
to public policy and therefore void.
But it held that preventing the mar
rlage OF the testator's daughter to a
particular individual was similar to
provisions that had received the sane
ton Of the courts.
1T Is not to be assumed for n mo-
ment." read the opinion, that 1t was
the intention OF Seaman to lncite his
daughter to bring about the death Of
Mr.. Fassler. II might just as well be
presumed in every case Of a devise
for life to one person with a remain
der over to another that the remain
der man would be thereby induced to
compass the death OF the life tenant.
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This would wholly disregard the legal
presumption that men do not commit
criminal offenses.
Not Seriously Considered.
She (Mrs. Oakley asks us to in
validate a portion Of her fathers
VIII because Its tendency Is to Induce
her to take the life of the gentleman
who she has selected to represent her
interests in this court as her counsel,
Such a contention would hardly mer-
1t serious consideration were It not
for the fact that 1t has been urgently
argued before us. II is quite natura;
that the gentleman who was the oh.
1ect OF the testamentary prohibition
In this case should feel sensitive at
the slight put upon him by the testa-
tor. but that fact does not justify him
In dtstorting the provisions OF the
VIII into an invitation to murder"
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The fashionable fared models and faultless fit
are all evidence of high grade tailoring in these
Skirts. All the different styles $198 $225 and So 95
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APPLIcaTIoN ron rARnoN

Notice iS hereby given that n, a, 49,.
me til,, iOth day Of July. 1915, an spplicatSon
to WI De NED with +. g. Pierson, PsFdon AZ
torney. Charleston, West Virginia, FOR fSs
p ps, 81 Wesley Farrell, convicted OF Tie
T Te OF murder, second degree. AZ tbS
June June term. 1915. Of the criminal cont ~
harrison county and sentenced 10 imnrISS
0nmSnt In the West virginia PsnitsntiSrS
for the period OF years. AIRY
signed: WESLEY FERRELL,
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desire to announce that h.,. -
S ~ the Interest Of Frank FeinbeyE In
we we clothing business Conducted nv IN
F[m o. Feinbsrg and Jacobs, lis North
hsFatotor" sTI,,i ana that the partnership
"eFS aud Jake Jacobs has been dissoTsd.
June Goth. 1916. JANE JACOBS
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According to an Official German
test. networks Of telephone wires over
a city tend to diminish the danger
from lightning.
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Denmark is compelled to import
hoops for barrels.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
CoNScRIPTIoN IS.
HELD NECESSARY

Winnip>Ey- Man. April Chie1
JunttcA AaAkhsfs, SF1t3& &sHtssDE 33khe ,Glti-
xens' Recruiting league ofsv tnnipAg,
which atssa rscent meeting voted ID
favor Of sconsc1ption.xin in Canada. has
consented to go to Ottawa and pre-
sent to the Dominion government the
resolution adopted by the organiza-
tjnM.;.. 10 ,5'tt.
:. Members Of the league declare that
compulsory military service Is neces-
sary II Canada is to raise the 100000
troops pledged to England. t
The leasue' has prepared nsure.
showing that since tho beginning OF
the war Canada has recruited but
2.s7 per cent of its population com
pared with b.6 per cent for South
Africa, 4.15 for New Zealand and 3.57
par cont for Australia. ]
Numerous methods Of recruiting
have been resorted to here. including
= house-to-house poll, in an effort to
bring out larger numbers. The
league, as we'll as several other sim
ilar organizations, has reached the
conclusion that the advisable course
to be taken for solution Of the ques-
ton is to enforce compulsory service.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
ATTACK UPON
VfRDUN LINE !.
HAS SUBS|DED
No Important Engagements
in That Region Last
Night.
FRENCH CLAIM
ALL SUCCESSES
Weeks Attacks by Germans
Fail to Dislodge
Them.

Paris, April 13.-The attack on YER
dun has subsided for the moment, att
or several days Of particularly severe
fighting. There were no engagements
Of importance In that region last
night, the ofncial French statement Of
this afternoon says.
Preparations were made by the
Germans for an attack on Hill 304. an
important strategic point commanding
a large section Of territory west of
the Mouse. but the Paris communica-
ton says the French prevented the
execution of this plan.
The principal German effort since
the general Verdun offensive was be-
gun Sunday has been to attempt to
force a passage between Dead Mans
Hill and Cumierres for the purpose Of
enveloping the hill. Some French
trenches In this vicinity were carried.
but the main positions Of the defend
ers were held. Paris regards the op-
erations Of the week as having result
cd decidedly to the advantage Of the
French.
Following the evacuation Of Bethin-
court salient, the Germans were COM
PEELED to make frontal attacks, except
at Dead Mans Hill, whore they at
tempted to advance through ravines.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
U. S. Financial Prosperity And
Strength Greater Today Than at
y: Any Other Period in History

the Reichsbank Of Germany, the Bank
OF the Netherlands, the 6wiss National
bank and the Bank Of Japan"
~ recently ~ 1895, the statement
Ssyg. the entire amount ON deposit in
national banks within the. United
States was less than the increase Ia
deposits I within the past j. twelve
months.
d Total rsssrvss held BY. national
banks March were 93,3S7, 900, GOO.
This = SSS1,ooo,00o more thsn the
law requires and 10 more than $780,
100000 In excess Of the greatest sur
plus reserve ever held before.
ut, g consssvativsly estimated" ("
reads the oomptrpllsrs statement,
that the surplus reoefvo now held by
the national banks would be sufioient
to Give Q further loanin9 power Of
q. .0O0. .0e0, ,0e0 TO a, 900, ,006. .040 should
the growth and development OF 0om-
mercs, agriculture or industry, cali
for % huge IN endorsement Of credit,
Notwithstanding the Anslo-Frsnoh
loan Of eSeo.eee, 80 aad the loans
mede to- other foreign power1,
Amountings e several hundred million
dollars additional. ( IN which our banks
70. ., Greater or less degree nave par
tictpated, there are no iAditafionoeo OF
.un9ound imitation AOr- e1o11uavA loaSs,
and the nAtSOnai hanlos sof 4ho com I.
tly hoSA never 6aAns II iutlskr0AeofsSGa. 4
10 ~ tAey 49, - thlS f41as
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
GERMANS USE
SAME U-bOATS
Only Difference in Present
Campaign is More Ships
Are Attacked.

London. April 1s.-rhe Germans
are not using their REPRESENTATIVES,
or underwater boats without peri
scopes III their new campaign, accord
ing to the best informed navy author
tiles here. It was pointed out in ma
val sources that German submarines
are following their usual course and
that there; Is no evidence that they
are able to travel greater distances
than previously was the caSe or stay
~ rhs cnisf diffef.ncs ii Ii ;th. new,
pasapeasn. according TO- Bsitish naval
ofiicers. Hes IN the fact that mors
ships are being torpedoed without
warning. This development was not
unexpected by the naval authorities,
who predicted q greater. loss in ships
as the season advanced.
The admiralty officials evidently
are not greatly worried over the de-
struction Of tonnage. asserting that
additional mercantile tonnage nesd'
ed can be built by a system of adjust
ment which will not interfere with
the British naval program. =
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
PRODUCTION TO
Be EXCELLENT
Sock and Buskin Play to be
One of Most Interesting
Given Here.

Ono Of the most interesting plays
from many standpoints ever presented
here will be the performance Of
shakespsare's Much Ado About
Nothing at the Metropolitan theater
next Tuesday evening. The play is
being staged In tho BliSabethean man
nsr by the Sock and Buslsin society
under the auspices re the senior class
Of the university.
Nnr stifan "a. e1asadsss VIII s.sse
drawn in the prodpcti1n. Tho play
wrighfss skfil in portxait painting is
seen In this play to marked advant-
age. The larger pictures are drawn
with sweeping strokes and plenty Of
color. and tho miniatures ara sketohsd
with the utmost oare and attention to
detail.
One Of the striking Characters in
the play Is that Of Leonato, tho genial
hsartedness and boyish love Of fun
endear him to all who know him.
This role Is being most adequately
played by Ben Sherman, one Of the
strongest actors in the society. Mr..
Sherman has won his reputation prin-
cipally for his splendid work in COM
edy parts. But in his present piece
VI WI n NAls GAUIl lu0A ~
ing his ability to do serious things
a. we'll. His versatility has been
developed during the past two years
under the tutelage OF Miss Nella
Kingsbury Of the Wesley college de-
partment Of expression.
Another old man 10 tho brother Of
Leonato. Antonio. This character Is
being produced by Porter Talcott, one
Of tho best players Of eccentric char
actors in the society. So true and 40
he has been cast for two parts in the
present play. He will play also the
comedy part Of vorges, the companion
Of the pompous Dogberry. The con-
trast between these two characters 10
marked and Mr.. Talcott's skill in
creating the two In the same perform-
ance ii admirable.
The cast has been working hard for
the past four weeks. and during the
past week full reheArsalS have been
held every evening
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
EDITORS DISCHARGED.

Berlin, fviA ,London). April 1a.-
The crisis in; the socialist party has led
to disciplinary measures against the
provincial party press, In addition to
the establishment by the party of a
censorship on the Voorwaerts. two
editors sof q socialist organ at Duis-
burg which. attacked the position of
the majority faction have been dis
charged and tho editor of the volks-
1eitung ct Koenissberg, which is in
the district Of Hugo Haase. former
president Of the socialist party has
been DISCIPLINED.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
WINNIPEG MAN IS
SHOT AT DULUTH
tHerald Special service.,.

Dilworth. Mimi. April 13.-Earl
Ward. giving his home as Winnipeg,
was shot in the foot last niKht BY
James Hawkins. Northern Pacific
watchman but not seriously injured.
The shooting occurred when Ward
and several loafers failed to heed his
command to move on" Ward is in
a Moorhead hospital,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
MANY CASES OF MEASLES.

Madison, Wis, April 13.-A total
Of 3,239 c1ses Of measles Of which L.
91S were in Milwaukee. were record
ed by the state board Of health during
March. according to statistics given
ont yesterday.
The totals for February was 1855.
There have been few parallels to the
present sptdemic Of measles in. its
state-widG severity, according to the
board.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-04-13
De fAC10 GOVERNMENT DECLARES CHASE WAS
begun UNDER MISUNDERSTANDING; Will PUSH
HUNT FOR OUTLAW PENDING NEGOTIATIONS
BOMB SAID TO HAVE
Been FOUND IN US.
OFFICES AT BATTERY

New York. April 13.-What Is
believed to be bomb With . clock
work attachment was found In q
barge once 1t the Battery. In which
. number Of federal government
omces are located, including those
Of the custom officials. The bureau
of combustibles Immediately began
an Investigation.