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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
.STANOWTSKO ANGLII.

LONDYN, 13. GRUDNIA. -
zadnego glosu oficyalnego niema;
Lloyd-George chory; w catym
haju, caiej jego prasie. caiej OPT
Mi publicznej, streszczajacej sic
w interwiewach najwybitniej-
szych MEOW angielskich-jest
absolutnie wyfacznie panujace
usposobienie mocno PRZECIw
NE niemieckiej proPozycyl poko-
jowej!.. Niektore g}osy wprost
szydza niemieckiej ,,proSby o
pokoj"; sfery urzednicze - poll
tyczne zachowuja sic rezerwa
az do chwili, odezwania sic p=--
miera. Ma ogo1 nota niemiecK"
zrobifa wrazenie w Anglii zadzi-
wiajaco siabe - prasa zaznacza,
il nawet w takiej nocle ME unla-
ly sic Niemcy wyzbyt pychy i
buty germaiskiej i pusza tenn
zwyciestwami swemi - nau Bel
gia, Serbia i Rumunia. =. CT kto-
rzy blizej stoja rzadu nowego -
stanowczo utrzymuja, re Anglia
ami siyszec ME chce o pokoju,
zwiaszcza teraz po reformie view
netrznej wprowadzeniu gabinetu
wojennego, ktorego hasiem jest
wojna do kohca do zwycieskiego!
Moze - gdyby sic Niemcy byiy o
tydzien, diva pospieszy}y ze swa
nota, gdyby jeszcze byfa nadesz-
la "a Asquitha czas6w, mozeby
byfa inne znalazla przyjecie, teraz
- niema O czem moWic :. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Wrazenie we Francyi.

PARYZ, 13. GRUDNIA. -
Wrazenie w Paryzu w kraju-z
noty niemieckiej, zgofa ME mad
zwyczajne. Charaktcrystycznem
dla usposobieh opinii irancus-
kich Jest oSwiadczenie gen. Malle-
terra, kt6ry mniej wiecej powia-
da: ,,Niemcy sa w ,,ciasnem miej-
scu" i ME wiele i'm pozostaje
szans do dalszej wall4, ktora obec-
ME muSi sic zaczac dla Mich ME
korzystnie ksztaltowac. Anglia l
Rosya dopiero Z przyszlem latem
osiagnq pelna size preliminowa--
nych zbrojeh. Gdyby teraz "a
warto poR6j nawet ma najlepszych
status quo warunkach, to po pc
wnej liczbie lat wojna ia sama,
straszniejsza jeszcze o lie mozno-
sci - ponowilaby sic: ludzkosc
zas juz tej wojny ma dose prag
ME dostac gwarancyee pokoju i
stotnie trwalego.
- Prasowe So informacye, IL
pred bardzo niedawnym czasem
Niemcy ofiarowaiy Belgii pokoj
oddzielny, pod warunkiem, by
Relgia wplynela na przyspieszenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13

kazdym razie Anglia naradzic sic
musi re swymi Sprzymierzenca-
mi, lecz jaka da odpowiedz czy
wogGle da odpowiedz - to jesz-
cze ME wiadomo. w prasie polka
zafy sic wczoraj artykufy takich
powag, jak Burroughs, London
derry, Due, Parker, Conan-Doyle
i inni, ktorzy omawiaja note ME
miecka odmawiaja jej wszelkich
szans sensu w chwili biezacej.
- Izba Grnin miaia wczoraj Sc
sye tylko kr0tkq formalna - Z
powodu niedyspozycyi Lloyd
Georgia.; odroczono sic po kr6t-
kiej dyskusyi do czwartku; pre-
micr Lloyd-George moze dopiero
VIC wtOrek ZiaWi sic w lZbic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13

pokoju powszcchnego, "a co
Niemcy oddadzq i'm tcrytoryrnl,
zagwarantujq niepodlesIoSc i da-
dzq pomoc ekonomicznq w odbu-
dowie kraju; W przeciwnym razie
Belgia zostanie Starta L pOWierz-
chni ziemi i nawet Slad zaginie po
niej, jcj dzielach Sttpki, pomnikach
wiekowego dorobku kultury itp.
Belgia mimo tego postrachu cd.
rzucifa propozycye niemiecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Centralni Proponujq Pok6j!
Warunki PokojoWe Centra|nyCh

WASHINGTON, 13. GRUDNIA. - Ambasada niemecka}
podstawe bezpoSrednich kOmunikat0w Berna
nych poda warunk pokoOwe proponowane Cenranyc
-Aliantom, jak nastepuje
l. Przywr6cene zarysach zasadnczych status quo
przed wona wyatkem wznowiena anstwa POlskego is
Litewskiego.
Zupelny zwrot okupowanych terytory0w Begi Francy
zwrot kolOnii nemieckch.
g. Podziaf Baikan6w dla wysOce skOmpkowanei amze}
sytuacyi- Konferency POkOjOwej
PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI: - Ia wersya warunk0w propo-} 5
nOwanych jest najmiarodajnes Ocyany kOmunkaS
ambasady niemeckie WaszyngtOne daego zameszczamy
ia pierwszem mescu wszsko nne pisza szczegoach
warunk0w pOkojowych - to domysy pogfosk
JAK ALIANCI INTERPRETUJA WARUNKI POKOJOWE
CENTRALNYCH.
WASHINGTON 13 GRUDNIA - Prasa Stowarzyszona} ;
podsawie nformay zaczepnetych ambasadach pasw
sprzymierzonych 6maczy waruni pokoowe Aanom przed
stawione przez Centranych obaSna ie - jak nastepue
ZwrOt eryOryum Begi, lecz prawdOpOdObnie bez Ant
werpi ogranczeniah takich BeIga pozostawaaby du
zej zaleznosci cd Nemiec.
2 Zwrot eryoryum p6fnocnej Francy - lecz znow "a
howanem pewnych koncesy kontro ekonomicznych da Me
mec pragnacych samtad cagnac zeIazo wege nny suro
vice.
g. Oddane Niemcom Ausryi Mezopotami, la dania$
Centranym dosepu do ZatO Perske odsuneca Angli cd
Egiptu Indyi
Przyznanie Bugaryi terytoyow serbsich po Nsz-
IT, WsZystkich ziem ZdObyyc Scribe Ostanich wO
mach Turcya.
5.Zwrot Niemcom kooni afrykanskich ewentualnie
mana ch "a francuske.
PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI: - w tym komentarzu, zr6{ s
del Alianow pochodzacym rownie tranym miarodanym
niema wzmianki POce Lwe; zatO kazdy punk6w propo
zycy niemeckie okazuje sic akyczne ME do przyjeca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13

wkraczaja w innych narodow pra-
wa. Postep duchowy i materyal-
ny, ia duma Europy jest ma po--
czatku w. Xxx. zagrozony ruina
zupefna, Niemcy, Austrya, Bu}-
garya Turcya daily dowody swej
niezwyciezonej silly w tel walce,
odniosiy one przewagi olbrzymie
mad przciwnikami, liczniejszymi i
posiadajacymi zasoby wieksze; Ii
ME naszych wojsk niewzruszone
stoja wobec wciaz powtarzanych
prob wysiikow nieprzyjaciel-
skich arrnii. Ostatni atak w Bah
kanach zostaf szybko i zwyciesko
pokonany. Ostatnie wog6le wy
padki wszystkie okazuja dowod--
ME, IL dalsze wojny prowadzenie
ME sprowadzi z4amania oporu ma
szych wojsk, cafoksztalt sytua-
cyl punktu widzenia strategicz-
nego uzasadnia oczekiwarlie dal-
szych sukcesow z nasej strony.
Jezeli pomimo tel propozycyi po-
kojowej i pojednawczej, walka
potoczy sic dalej, cztery panstwa
sprzyrnierzone So cdeaydow2ne
do wytrwania prowadzenia woi-
ny az do zwycieskiego konca, lecz
odsuwaja Cd sic odpowiedzialnoSc
"a to w obliczu historyi ludzko-
sci. Rad cesarski - "a poSredni-
ctwem 4askawej Waszej Eacellen-
cyl ITO zwrot do danego posfa
pahstwa neutralnego. Przyp. Red.
d. c. - uprasza Rad (tu wy
mienia sic panstwo dane neutral
ne) o zakomunikowanie noty ME
niejszej rzadowi (tu wymieniono
odnosny Rad przymierza Allan,
t6w.)"
Przypisek Redakcyi: - Takim
jest dosiowny przek1ad noty owej
historycznej; charakterystycznem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYhY: San Francisco: Chit
ma, Manoa, Great Northern, Newport.
- Liverpool: Layland. - KirkwaIl:
Stockholm. - st. MiChacIs: Regina
d'Italia.
ODESZLY: San Francisco: John
D. Archhold. Egremont Castle. =
LiZbOna: Roma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
z Teatrow WojnY,
NiVeIIe WOdzem NaCzeInym FranCyi.
Walk w Rumunii
Ma Zach Odzie Europy.
Sprawy Morskie.
lime Telegrarny.
Sprawy Morskie.
lime Telegranny.

vie panstw obcych ma galeryach
tsumy publicznosci, ktora goraco
oklaskiwaia m6wce. Zaznaczyi
kanclerz niemiecki, re akcya pod
jeta jest w harmonii zupe}nej z
cenualnymi sprzymierzencami
Nieniec, a odpowiednie kroki ro-
wnoczesnie podjeto w Austryi,
Bu}garyi Turcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Nota Pokojowa.

BERLIN, 13. GRUDNIA. -
Ponizej podajemy brzmienie uoty
pokojowej Centralnych:
DIVA i pol roku trivia wojna
najstraszniejsza W dziejach, ogar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Anglia sydzEC Wojny ME siqgnony Koniec da|eh.

Jest, il w niej niema nj wzmianki
o szczegotach warunkow pokojo-
wych; te zostafy zakomunikowa-
ne tylko prywatnie niejako - ia
ko niby przedmiot otwartej dys-
kusYi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-13
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, IA grudnia: Sw. Spirydyo--
ma biskupa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
TO TALK REVENUE
AT M'AD00 DINNER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. Demo
cratic leaders OF the house have been
invited by Secretary McAdoo to a
dinner at his home next Saturday
night which is expected to furnish an
opportunity for an administration
conference on legislation TO provide
additional event and the new mer-
chant marine bill.
Those invited include all the ma
jority members of the ways and
means committee. which will draft
any evenu bills. Representative
Fitzgerald of New York. chairman OF
the appropriations committee: Repre-
sentative Alexander of Missouri. chair.
man OF the merchant marine commit.
tee. and Representative Glass OF vir.
ginia. chairman OF the banking and
currency committee.
Congress so far has marked time on
ven legislation. waiting for the
military preparedness program to be
disposed Of so there may be some def
mite understanding as 70 how much
additional money will be required.
Mr.. McAdoo issued a statement to
night to clear W misunderstanding of
one OF the new taxation proposals. He
explained that the tax suggested for
horse power on automobiles would be
imposed upon the manufacturer before
the machines left the factory.
No yearly taxation OF automobiles
and motor cars similar to the license
taxes of states and municipalities is
contemplated" said the statement.
nor has il. at any time. been sug-
gested that a federal tax be imposed
on automobiles already in use by
private owners"
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United States and in Germany is IN
derstood to be playing an important
part fastening a settlement. Germany
contends that the destruction OF the
LusitanIa was an act Of reprisal and
while dcploring deeply the fact thar
Americans lost their lives in the com.
mission Of that act at the same line
considers that public opinion i'm Ger
many would adversely criticize any
action which would admit the WeraItv
or t~orpedoing the vessel under me
circumstances. Germany also Is said
To- admit the rleht Of ncutrals 20 pro
L,cilon and safety. In a word. The
Berlin government IS Understood 10
insist upon n form OF settlement which
denies that it was wrong for that act
70 cost D lives ~ Americans.
10 Is said that no definite agreement
BOO regard TO indemnity has vet been
reached. Germany has agreed TO paw
an indemnity and this 30 IS believed.
VIII De- considered sufficient for the
present No sum has been agreed
upon. Nor has 70 been determined
whether The amount shall be fixed by
a commission or otherwise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
GIRLS! M0ISTEN A
CLOTH AND DRAW
1T THROUGH HAIR
1T BECOMES BEAUTIFULLY SOFT,
WAvY, ABUNDANT AND
GLOSSY AT ONCE
SAVE YOUR HAIR ALL DAND-
RUFF GOES AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" II you wish 20 Immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw IL carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at "A time.
this will cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt
or n excessive oil-in a few min
utes you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy. fluffy and abundant. and
possess an Incompatible s~oftness.
lustre and luXuriance.
Besides beautifyi ing the hair. one
application OF Danderine dissolves
every particle OF danruf: invigorates
the scalp. stopping itching and falling
hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. II o. right TO the roots.
invigorates and strengthens them.
Its e~Xhilarating. stimulating and life
producing properties cause the hair
to grow long. strong and beautiful.
You car surely rave pretty. soft.
lustrous hair. and lots OF IL. IL you
will tust get a 2j-cent bottle of Knowl-
tons Danderine from any drug store
or toilet counter. and try 1t as d.
reCted.
Save your hair, Keep IL looking
charming and beautiful. You will say
this was the best IS cents you ever
spent.
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SHRINE OF SERBIAN
tconanued from Tirs, 49,,

arI foreigner. living iu BELGRADE rrya-
n-e nrF other words in speaking OF
'i- vanished pavilion.
NfIr aIfr of fir murder house f- flo
mort Inf"rn.fIrF pot In U.'rfad. tfe
career and personality of UfHra Mash.
.r arH Dol mUai Irffrn fir. fr.fIf1ra
hI.'rI-'.d ard hated during Dor lre.
Hni murdered Do I1.f romano. frurI..
h.r rn" and FOO UsirrHf. today ft,e
lfaf nnIt NJ Dor GOOD decd. and nor
beauty % ua. b|r1ufifII in fha
N1eFf manner or Dor country women.
fIhl fn Dor fatnriioa Iu Goo court cir
Co., and OIL har'farfrnaa OF ffr r1o-
orandfather Was a Tailor
Hnr grandfather wa. Tailor Dob r.f
ffnd" Hor beauty obtained Iff n
place ar lady Iu waiting fu fie i4fe
Queen Nathalie and once having mono.
ffHffd fhr court ..r.Ir .ir maT. Tor
a'If eorIro fIlr. I'D. weak and ae,
uuu. Alexander fel Iu lntr with boz
and married Dor Nu.r ffr mrrrI.-.
Nar ambitions brother arr r...r f.-..
Following became more r~pefrfrf than
fhr kIrF veteran officer. urr. rr..rf
over and members uf ffr I..n fll.
'.0n Hrrr promoted Ancient Serbia,
'Hm'Irr Hffn ignored and uuufef DIV
f'' ur.'.r'. and ancient f.HIs which
Dow. nIFafa boon fIa trr.r ~ o.-f.,
acquired frl.h venom fIrrrrf fr. Ir
fusion OF court 10. I0I..0.
An.mrsiff and H.nI..or ,.ImInafer
Dol I'.' .u ..r murder U. NI.v4rfor
.r' Drara dUI.r" ..r hour ~ mo
changing nj fIl r.eIf t.... .. ODD.
ROYAL H.'... .. u@.I.rHfa THAT mI.
n'. never f.IIIIa|rI HF Peter
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CZERNOWITZ
tconnnued Prom FIRST r.g..)

ner without parallel.
The Saloniki front is chiefly nota.
BILE in the days dispatches as
h scene Of almost continued aero
plane skirmishes. one OF which con
tinued for two hours. The Germans
have thus far lost six aeroplanes in
this region.
h INT that the consuls of the
Teutonic allies arrested at Salonikf
had been released appears 20 have
been without foundation. as il is an
nounced now that they have been
transferred to a French auxiliary
cruiser on which they been interned
Extensive Turkish reprisals are al
ready announced OF the central
powers.
Albania Disrupted.
The present situation in Albania
was thus summed mp today by Loro
Robert Cecil. under secretary for for
eisn affairs in the house Of
Il regret TO say that il is impos-
sible TO speak OF Albania as an en-.
tty az present. In the central area
over which Essad Pasha's authority
extends, the relations between the
Serbian soldiers and the population
have been friendly and Essad Pasha
has rendered them valuable assis
lance. The northern tribes. among
whom the enemy has conducted a
considerable propaganda. are hostile
10 the Serbians and Montenegrins."
Several lengthy dispatches have
been received here giving details OF
the recent operations in eastern Ga
licia. which were so meagerly de
scribed in the official reports.
According 10 these dispatches the
Russians after artillery preparations
which showed there was no shortage
in their big u ammunition. started
an offensive which caused the Austro
Germans 10 rush every available di-
vision to Galicia. C~zernowitz IS still
in the possession OF the Austrians and
is filled with wounded Put the Rus.
slams apparently are directing their
main attack against Sadagora. north
Of tho Bukowina capital. where five
important roads converge.
Attack Montenegro.
Tn the Balkans reports persist that
the Germans are concentrating at
Nonastir preparatory to an attack on
Salonlki but the interest in the Mace.
DOMAIN campaign has become second
airy 90 the operations OF the Ausfrian4
in Montenegro. s determined attack
b. being made ON Mount Lovcen. "a
M~ontenecriu stronghold. overlooking
'attaro BAY. 10y tho guns Of the Aus.
trian fortress az Catfaro and Austrian
Warships lying boo the Adriatic The
formidable Austrian forces invading
Montenegro extend over % wide front.
from The river Tara ion the west t1 the
irck district IN tho east
D. cannot o.. disguised that tho IN.
ra-iou is causing great uuel.ire.s
among tho entente rovsrs. and .-re
cially Italy. which -acs boo lfs errcres
an end 10 Italy's dream Of d~ouIraffr.
Tho Albanian utforal ~ the Ndrfrtic
Ih" Italian nrw. papers Boo expressing
The opinion that an Austrian succeed.
against Montenegro would give fho
invader 900 ~irnHl'uIahl0 political mari.
Tune commercial and strategic adv4r.
tarn. admit fhp fear that Ifn'v'. inter.
vontion boz tho Balkan caurli.u t.s
como too late
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dependent steel interests can be az
fected.
Conclusive Evidence.
w ave evidence that we regard
as conclusive and proving to us that
the entire trouble was caused by paid
sluggers brought To East Youngstown
by the Youngstown Sheet and Tube
company" Mr.. Flynn charged in his
statement. The gunner who did the
shooting were residents Of Pittsburgh.
We understand that these gunner.
p in number. were deputized by Sher-
in Umstead. II this is so the sheriff
violated the law.
Il don not think there was any for
eign influence involved. | think Il was
a financial scheme rigged up as the
last desperate resort TO depress tho
value Of tube works stock so that ir
terests that are trying TO form a great
h~alf-billion merger could get the con
troll they wanted Strangely enough.
control of tube works stock is held
by local ren. They did not want to
sell. They figure hat stock worth
5000 to others was worth that TO them.
and they wanted To keep the control in
Youngstown.
Il have seen slugsers here thai I a
identify as sluggers that have operated
in other places. ! know these men
were brought here for this job. The
whole thing was engineered by finan-
ciers. Organized labor demands that
this rotten thing be investigated 10
The finish"
Prosecuting Attorney 4. VI. Hender-
son when shown "A copy OF the state
ment. said that Mr.. Flynn would be
called before the grand jury TO repeat
his charges under oath.
NJ the office OF the tube
IL was claimed that about 500 men re-
turned 10 work today. Three depart
toents were put into operation and that
II would BE- added 10 later. It was
said.
Two Fedora Investigations.
Two federal investigations were
started hero today. George A. West.
OF Washington. D. C.. representing the
federal commission industrial reIa-
tons. arrived here 10 look over the
situation. while postal inspectors are
also investigating the robbing and
burning Of the ~postoffice i'm East
Youngstown Friday night. Six men
have already been arrested. f. being
alleged that stamped envelopes stolen
on the nicht ~ the fire were found IN
'nfN N'"NfNNNNIa
Persistent reports tonight said that
the strIkes In tho plants Of the Young--
town sheet K Tube Co and the Repub.
Tic Iron a Steel Co. In East Youngs-
town. Struther- and Lansingvillo M.
tecting 10000 had been settled. Con.
firmafiOu was impossible.
T~hirty-one foreigners arrested fo-
carrying concealed weapons. were 10.
Gay fined from g. 90 $50 I'm East
YOUNGSTOWN More than 200 arrests
"cr" made and the police officials in
tend 10 dispose ~ the res. of he cases
a.. soon gs POSSIBLE
counsel Tor persons whose homes
% places OF business were burred
hy The mob resulting in a loss es,i-
mated 90 more than sf.oOO.0O said
That hey would ho unable 20 collect
pos damage Insurance companiea
vHl not pay. 30 o. held. and mother
Tho state nor county can DO held liable
James a Campbell. president Of mn.
NounEetouu Shee and Tube company
announced TONIGHT that Doc would NOT
make any statement zoo present ra-
firF Tho charges made by ur
Flynn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
SETTLEMENT OF
tcOpunnsa RON Tir1t Page,

prepared tonight FOR the Berlin for
cirn office This b. believed to con.
tain tho results of bis latest efforts
and suggestions REGARDING certain do
sires of the United States to be- om.
bodied boo tfo final settlement
These auL.osti1us DO was authori.
tatiyely stated. had t0 do solely win
The questions involved LOO thc eubiec,
of rcprisal and tho British blockade of
Germany which tho United states and
Germany both declare t0 bc ILLEGAL
Public Opinion Considered.
Consideration OF pubic opinion In fhe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
HON. C. B. SCOTT SUCCUMBS TO
PNEUMONIA AT CLEVELAND HOME

street. Besides her sba she is sur
lived by one daughter and one son.
buise Baker ana Mrs. Louis Baum: also
steP-sOn. John W. Baker. all of the
wheeling district. The bod was re-
moved to the home OF her daughter.
from Where the funeral will be held.
probably "wednesday afternoon. Ar
rdngements were not fully completed
last evening.
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who number more than 10000. will De-
captures
tn. British thYugut. by leaving these
forces in buchanan Co. Euaraut.. the
eri.r-. nf th. tow u ana la-. tu assure
lhe orderly retreat uf trr remainder OF
IfWf. This portion uf fIs army
Hf present e. long Vss southeast of
Nui-eI. Nmnra ana rFrrU go Oh. tho hei4
"I tho Tort especially as The morale ~
fuI- force fa shaken
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Fields. pastor OF the First Christian
church, conducte funeral services for
Miss ZOha Beaver. who died last Friday
Services were held at the home OF Mrs.
r .Crisweil. No. 364l Chapline street. "A
friend or the deceased woman. Inter
ment was In cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

This afternoon at ? o'clock the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Mary Marsh walker. wife
OF Milbern walker. viii be held at the
family home. Mozart HIN. with inter-
mcnt in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Funeral of MRS. xida To-day.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary e.
Kidd. wife Of ". q. q who died at
the family residence Saturday morning.
after a brief illness Of will
b. held al the place Of death mis- after
noon At 2.30 o'clock. Burial will be in
the Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Bellaire Man Dead.

Charles Borhsm. 35 years Of age. mar
ried. OF Bellaire. o.. died yesterday even
ing about 3 o'clock at the Martins Ferry
hospital Mr.. Borham S-ucCumbed 20 an
attack OF pneumonia. The remains were
removed TO Bellaire. where they were
prepared for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Following an illness az more thar two
months Mrs Anna Hoe Warehouse.
wife OF stephen W~atcrhouse. died yes
tcrday morning shortly after s o'clock.
street.
Mrs. Waterhouse was one Of the most
esteemed women Of the East End. I'm
whihc section Of an, city she had lived
Tor % great many wears. she was born
ana reared In Ireland and came 10 this
country wheu 20 young girl with her
parents. who located iu wheeling. Mr.
W~at'rh"uee was a dsvout membe Of -.
Joseph's cathedral and also an active
member OF the Ladies Cathulic Beueyo-
lent Society. Of that congregation.
surviving are her husband. two sons.
~dnughtsr. Miss Helen Warehouse. all
al home har father. Michael Hoe. three
brother. Peter. Patrick and Charles Hoe:
six sisters. Mrs Charles Steger. Mrs.
samuel Ir1r~. Mrs. Maggie l.utz. Mrs.
Catherine N,ader. Mrs. ~. +. NoeIIncer
ami AIRS Charles NeEley. all Of Wheel
ing.
Funeral services will b. held Thurs
day mOrulur 90 80 o'clock. az tho farm
is home Requiem high mass will be
a. 81 Ju-rHh.S cathedral at % o'clock.
Mrs. Ann ssadder
No. J,i5 t-t, Mid"" oi
daushter. Mrs J ~. K~mrie. No u
fliteentL sitc' 10 $3.50 o'clock yestcr-
c.ght weeks due to cpmpucatIous lneI-
dent 20 advanced gears.
Nrs. AIadd.r was born iu Ireland and
came to America "a sreat many years
ago. she n1d lived boz WheeIlng for
over half century M-s Nader was one
uf the most esteemed residents OF tne
city. "a cons. -t-If meWls ~ So Jos.
,phs cathedral and OF au unusual Kind
disposition. Size was perhaps the old.
est member of fne ladies u~rEauIxafIur
20 81. Iu@frn.e parish.
AIRS. Nader Is survived hy three
children. Michael Msddcr OF Film Grove
krmT1e
Funeral services VIII likely %. held al
the place of lfltn tomorrow morning AT
$50 o'clock. followed with requiem sol.
rHr mass boo SO. Joseph cathedral al
2 clock lufDrmsut wiII De- Boo Al cal.
vary cemetery