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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
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idJen SriegsminiiterS.

SER SilbomIinolp mar ruIiiid)er
&riegsminiiter.
Sect lit er nidyt mebr &riegSminl.
tier; er iist IN lnteriufungsbait.
geidt Deil er geitedyungen 5uganglid,
Dar--ber Wtalrn lpar ruIiiifer Wini.
tier. Sonoern neil er lid bat erpi.
id,en laiier. Gr bat es 81 bunt &C.
trieben. Sn gang petersburg wubte
ieoer Inn ieine ifalroaIoie @irtbihait,
ieoer-bis aif Die 9elte, Die niht
oar1un wi'Ien 1pollten.
Slld)omlinOlp lit Elm Spfer bcS
&rieges %gelporbelt; jabrelmrg bat er
iein ei1ttragIihes Sunbperf betriebel
urtb er tpiirbe eS nod betreiben, nenn
Der &rieg nidt ulsgebroden mare.
Ginige Sabre Dor gllsbrl,d) beS
&rieses belt iif Ger @ertreter ser
frun3oitifen @affer. rno 8ei6iie.
fabrif Grelipt IN @orid)au mli; Scr
Wsann ersdbIte gan5 offen cine iebr
uriiintte 8eid)idte bon Dem &ronen-
leud)ter Der Srau Srhonlinnp:
sd fonrme aus petersburg. C$
fotroelte lid bort nm einen eroben
Iuftrag aitf &unoner,, NO mir init
&rupp 81 fonfurrieren botten, uno eS
ffien, als oh ser Il,itrag ibm Sutbeil
mcrben miiroe. Hloslih fam mir ole
G%rleltdytllng. Sd beiud,te 6rall Sil-
fomlinou unO flagte ibr 5lnddit,
0oB nleiner Sirma cine iolhe geite!.
hing entgeben iollte. Die 5rau Wii.
niiter borte oieie auslai'unsen fiihl
an. Ilif einmal fGut mein 0lid oili
einen peraolbeten aronlei,dter, ei1c
gan5 gapobnlihe arbeit I'M @crtbc
BON einigen burbert Rltbel.
v@us fir elm pradytpoler aror-
leltd,ter," rrfe i6 mis, Der iteIlt
tpobl einen fubeIbaften @ertb bar"
Srat Siidpmlinop pertpunbertc
iid allBerorbentlih:
,Meinen Sie2 Sic tG1tid,en iid),
6as lit gan5 gcpobnlifc @rbeit."
nNidyt bod, meme @n1bige, Der
Srrtblm lit mif SSbrer Seite. Sd
periid,ere Sic, baS lit Elm allbergc.
wobnIites Stiid, Elm aunitpcrt
ulIererIten Hanges."
r8as sic niht iagen,"
sd femme 9elrte in Yaris, Die oa.
mir cine bitbid)e Sunme be5ablc.l
piirben."
Sum 9elipiel?"
,gfu-pielleift ein babe Miuiou
Srunfen."
Srnu Slid)omIinom imtroe ernit.
Sie iftalte mid an: .Wiiien Sic,
fiir oieie Slimme piirbe ih i'm gernc
abgeben."
n2aiien Sic mir bite 5apei Gage
Belt, lm nad Raris 81 telegra'
tbieren."
No6 5rpei Sngen brodtc iA ibr
einen S6ed al,f 100000 Sronfca.
gu gleider 3eit erlpieS es lid, Dab
bie Sfferte Ser Sabrif in Greuiot
giin1tiger fir Die utiiiihe Hegierung
mar oils Die bon arllpp.
Wtit einem Wott, giles mar 5ullr
beiten beiteQt.
.@as lit aber nit Dem &rpnleudls
ter eepproeu?"
.Man bat i'm mir 8llseihidt, uno
i6 perfarrfte i'm einem NltbGnoicr
fir rs Hlrbel. 30. y. Staats5tg."
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- Sic Salbe bes @ebetes bcilt ba5
troreruNe Spr, Aps Shriitpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

geporben unb allies CeSlan6 nm Sic
groBen ur0 flei1en StGotc lit bebaltt.
Die Ereile iin0 fiir ale 9ebcnsnniticl
IN Die Sobe geganaen, ober es niro
ar6 reit)ltd) ueroient, 10 oub 0aourd,
ein Itsglei6 geipounen lit. SpeSieu
iltlere San0Dirtbc buben llnter Den
@etangenen quite @ebilfen ~geiunoen.
Sn leoem 9orfe iiebt man 8cfult.
gene. obne icbe Iitfiift, bel ser Mr.
belt nlo, naf) 6cierobeno, Itc5en JIG
nit chamber ooer nit unieren 9el.
ten plaitoerno 6uIammen, oils Oh lie
IN Der Seimatb 1pdren. Ali meiner
Seimfabrt Gils benz 8ebirge, Die ia)
Der g%eipegllng balber gum groBtcn
Sbetl altf ocm Subrrnb ol,sfiibrte,
fam ib NIT einem Shulfrcunbc AT.
ianmen. Ger er5Gblte mir, als id,
meine geobahtltngen itber Den 8c.
fangenen erpabnte, Dab in ser HGGe
bon leirer Seimdtb Elm franSoiiider
8~lrtSbeIiser aitf einem fleinen Cute
tbdtig lei, mdbreno Ger glcidfuas III
8eiangenid)Qit geratbene Wunn Der
8ittsbeiiseritt in Sronfrei6 oas SIT
gtits.
beliters bepirtDid)afte. Gin eigeil.
artiger 3ufaa!
S%nrdbalten!
Wie mir observation-disclosures 6urd.
halten %fonnen, 10 hat unier @oter.
laro nod llnge3Gblte Soloaten sur
@erfiigi,ng. Sober irgerbpic notbiae
Grlas fam iofort geitclt iperoen.
obnc Dab man 2eibcn mabrnimntt.
ytitt BLOB IN Den 9roBirGbtcn, ione
bern in allen ~fleinen StGotden, unS
INN Die gr0beren StGotc in allen Cor.
fern, ltegen 9roBe 8arniionen. Der
8eoanfe, 9eutihlanb 6lirh Gr.
lt,ophtng 81 begpingen, lit Der &c.
ritbnlte Gicil, Der nid,t iein 3ieI, ion.
bern rildfebreno ben Sdiiecn triiit,
Der i'm abgei6oiieu fat. Gle @nt.
'feioung oes &riegeS lit l1ngit 0a.
9SaS leBt nod geopfert miro, lit elm
llnnorbiges, 5pedloies Wtorocr, 0os
%oielenigen 81 oernniiporten ba6cll,
Die es peridmlocn. Die inns ieinb.
llf)eil Solfer iperoen bon ibren Hc.
%gierungen in frepelbafter @eiie 6elo.
gen liro dbnen ipobl nidrt reft, mie
oic Ginge eieentlid) iteben, ionit bGt.
ten lie Ihon l1nait Die Sburfen, Sic
lid HeGlerllng nennen, Slrn1 StNpdr.
gen geiagt. 50 erboffcn 6ieie I'M.
glildlitcn Solfer ltof imner cine
a%enoerung Der Gage uno obnen nidt,
Dab ibre Gage nit ie6em Sage i6linl.
mer miro, lire eigene grifopiutN
ltt) mebr uno mebr pergroBert. @cr
bate in Ben Sogen u~uicrer arffl6.
rling cine Iold)e 9linSbeit iiir MOO.
lif aebalteu. @ie uniaqbar picl
9Penidcn opiern Die SranSoicnL III,
Die Stelungen pieoerSuercbern. 6,e
na6 Den angaben, Die lie i6rem
Tolfe madJen, nod in ibrem 9eIibe
lein iollen. @aS Die 6ranaoien ourd,
fire fiir lie 10 blutige Siieniipe ae.
lponnen botten, lit IGiroit wicoer il,
ilnlercn SGnOen. @ir ipiiien es
mtBer ans Den gerid)ten u~nierer Sec.
rcsleitling bon nricren aus Dem
Sclbe in llmtaiien anfommcnSen llr.
lallbern. llno Ole ncuen Gcuinns,
Die MIR nm &crclln Genlodt baben,
rcoen cine 10 berebtc Sprofe, oaB lie
oirh I'M ereu 6rinocn perit1nbIi6 iein
miiBte. gber lie ipollen nidt ieben
mo ic0cs iCJcuoc gluge miro bon scr
Hcgierllng gIcih nit elmer oidcl
9in0e pcroedt.
-I-I-k-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Cine Giige ieitacnaaclt.

8egen Oie Iaence Ha6io, oie Sic
Nahridt perbreitet bate, ouB sic
griehiiten Sffisiere cine 2iga 3ir
Scrtbeioigung bes a0nigs eebil0et
batten lit Die geritDtlide Inter.
iiidlng eingeIeitct moroen. 9ie No6.
ritt lit, fpie amtIid feitgeiteQt tpuroe,
frei erflInoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

9htiItoBen AMI Die Groe traf i'm cir
9lis, bod gelong es, Den &orb ntit
ieincn miiienidJaftliten Snitrmlcn'
ten unb aitf5eifnungeu uuo Der Sri'
colore 81 Bergen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Cute gcutc.

Gin 9nIlon bon Den i'm ocuridcn
Sageyberid)t pom 6. Wtai e%r1pGbntell.
6ur6 Den Stlrm loSgeriiienen iran.
5oiiidjen SeiicIbalons ging mGbrcno
eineS 8epitterS bel Der 9raunidrpei.
ger Srtid)ait @iertbc nicoer. geim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

miro crflart, oob oieic @reiie nur
oorlaufig in @etradt fommen itno
DAB nod iueiterc Ereiserbobungen be.
poritcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
GrS6l nnS Grosas.

9aS Sorfommen bon @r66l mnS
Grbgas lit mlnmebr aiih in 8ornien
(areis Ser5ogtbum 2aierber9) felt.
8citellt Doroen. Sb Ole Icnge oeS
Gels uro @aieS ieood ausreifenO
ut, I'M inolitriea peripertbet merben
81 fonnen, uie i'm beradJbartcn Stor.
marifen, mlB ourd, ipeitere llnter.
ilttpungen ieitgcitellt neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
(spc3icu fir bieie Scituno)
Entertainer Brief aus Deutf4lano,

sSabrenS umr @ouaten icc @adt YatrOniacnOemh. = 5nirieoenief.
lenbe 26inua Der GrnGhrungsirasc. = SransDiidcr Gutstciter
auf bemtidcm 8ute tbGtis. - @ciausener Sentder pcr1ualtet Gin
@ut in Sramfreid. @r mnHen bmrdbahcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
So

Gas leioi9e SDreuiagenl Wun
ipeib, ipae man baoon gu balteu bat
uno bod iist Der 8iittropfen i'm glut.
-(Yetcr N~ose9ger.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
Cine Be

WeldI
balb Der
trngcu 10
lid acrl
caildbiid
bis nuf
Salur al
Idiiisc y.
engliih<i
Salar Il
men Soul
rihtunge.
felbc &lei
ecbrdudl
$50 bi(
inter Elm
baS lit pl
eutitn
rigfeiten.
Suebec b
IieB Die s
runb 6ip
eriteu 90,
baB man
ieitig mi
idcint, il.
niht rcht
&urSent I
Die Snh'
beutlihcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06
9Sic bic 4

Gin iri
Sr. 9eati
III 9icip :
.Sriib "
pollution +,
bcrihteu.
nhiiGtlih
StepbcHs
Sriib goIl
reihte. III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-06

- Sic Snlbe bes @ebetes beilt ba5
trauernbe Ser5 oeS Gbriiten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
G, ", ATKINSON TO
SPEND FOUR DAYS
IN CAMPAIGN HERE:
FORMER GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS
REPUBLICAN DIST RlCI
MEETINGS
Two Dates Fxed-Visiiant Engine
House Monday. And Elm Grove
Tuesday Night

Hon. George Wesley Atkinson, Tor
mer governor oi West Virginia., VIII
spend three days next week in ON"
county during the week. The ONO
county Republican executive commit
Zee, which Was advised yesterday mat
Mr.. Atkinson will tour The county III
the campaign for the election OF Judge
Robinson and the state ticket, mas not
yet completed the schedule OF district
meetings.
However it was announced last
evening that Mr. Atkinson will address
Il mass meeting Of Washington dis
trlct voters in Washington district i'll
the NiGilant engine house hall Mon
day evening. October 23. On the FOL,
lowing evening, October "A, he viii
address a mass meeting for Trladcl-
phia district at Elm Grove.
The county committee is quite
ClaIed over securing the services OF
Mr.. Atkinson. He is one of the most
convincing orators in the state and his
thorough acquaintance with the issue
OF the Republican campaign nave
brought him TO the front as one Of the
state leaders this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

, ! lamped y first, .Ansc'S got something n;
on-somchtng doing. rh? l was Dit
| pccved COS Id gotta pointmcnt-natteI
| OF five hundred jimnlies [ me- BOY but
| I'm glad l missed it now nec3use-n.c
! because yourL good f'llah. Have an
| other?"
Sure. That appointment, noW-sonle-
! thing 10 do with me, was 1t?
Freddie grinned conhdingly. ~ betcha
shirt it was. Say. Ansc, some or the
boys are savin up for you. But l N NO.
| in it now. I'm going back TO No!te
| Covne and tell him To count me out.
You're a. good f'llah-better fllah than
! Wolf, anyway. Let him keep his five
| hundred"
! Ansoll raised lemonade and anGoS-
| tura 10 his lips and took u slow dTlnK'
| Over Trcddie's head he saw Cottcrlii ae-
! libcratcly close one eye. That was all tne
! sign that passed that either was vital!
/ interested in Frcddies babble.
HIM" commented the inspector:
! "Wolf's guning for me. is he: WE'LL
wish him luck"
/ Hes n moan man. He thinks he $
! got it all under his own thatch stead OF
calling in those that's forgotten more or
the game than he ever knew; Tod me
| / was yellow, he did-nlc yellow.
His ha!f-ruddlrd wits were working 4
| grievance against the con man. hut
vnII'rr n good f'llah I'll show him
| Whether I'm ycllow--him and his swell
| suckers" He Scowlcd at the fresh
drink which had been placed in front
| of him.
Ansoll pulled Mt his reddish mustache:
Called you yellow. CHI? I suppose that
five hundred was so you might try and
| croak me- Why on earth Wolf CoEne
should be putting it across me l don
know"
! "croak W" Freddie laughed scorn-
| I1,Et
Of business I'm nobody's fool to run
my head into rope. 40; lt$ IKE (nlS ms
! Anso': You're crowding Wolf. and he's
| 4 man that don't like [" h" crowded. so
! he fixed II with me 10 play little game
on you--somcthinG tl,at'll keep you too
hrsy thinking about yourself to inter-
| fore with him till h" has made get
iHway with the goods. No. mise ,
you're 4 good f'llah Wolf was going TO
J give me- five hundred Of the bcst-what 3
! it worth to you If put y"u WISE?
! hnsoll stiffcncd. He stood up and his
| smiling familiarity vanished. YOU'RE
! talking through tho back of your head.
| freddie" h. sncnrcd. II thought you
| 1a.i more sonsr than I" pitch me n cock
and-hull story like that. say. honest
! now. have YOU ever met Won CoEn" IN
J your life? What do you think OF him.
! Jimmie"
rntlcril bumped his shoulders scnrn-
! fully. "What do you take us for, Fred
! ,iic--iuSt n couple of III" cans? Want
! 10 make a flyer by telling us the tale:
! Try ii on som" one "lS'> my lad.
| Freddie gulprd nngriy. This change
from good-fcllrwship to rank incredibly
! had b""n we'll timed
"TcIlimE u tale. am |" Don't know
! Wolf Coynn don't |" You bulls think
! you're mighty smart don't think.
: Would you h"li"N" ii II | was To tell
twenty minutes later he was hcing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18

CONTINUED from Mondays lntelliSencGr)
The procession maintained It's order
till Freddie turned down street OH
ChurinE Cross road. His foot WAS IN
tho doorway Of theatrical costuner
when the inspectors hand dropped llGhl-
" Oh his shoulder. One glance he TOOK
and then rccoilcd with every evidence
OF dismay and terror.
well, Freddie" said AnsoIl. In the
quiet, gentle voice the other man read
menace that did not exist.
"Gnwd, Mr.. Ansull," he cried, y GU
scared me-"
Sorry" apologized Ansoll. You don't
mind q joke old man. HE linked his
arm lovingly with that OF his quarry
and Cottcrill ranged up on IN" othfr SID:
Freddie made A half-heMtcd attempt
to disengaEc his arm. THIS encounter
was altogether too pat upon ms inter-
view with Wolf Cnyne to be To his TASTE
He was almost supcrstitious ABOUT IL
Hut the ruling gambit OF the crook came
automatically to his lips.
There's nothing you've Eot up aEllhS
me- You lcmmr go. You Amt no pusl-
ness to Interfere with me-.
"Freddlc," demonstrated the inspector
"you seem frightened at something.
| What's the matter with you? We ohIU
want 10 buy You orink or 3I; "c ,.r H.
/ used to DO Us shy AS TINS. Ills SrIl
"Tm not frightened" declared the
other, raising his voice 50 that there
should hc no mistake. What got TO DC
nointmcnt. You've got no right to hold
mn ND like this. "I'u report you"
! "Rcport away" replied Ansoll. 1--WE
| like It. But come and have that drink
all the snme." ;,
! neIlcd away from the CoStumrrs. Inc
! nrosncct OF n drink did not enttcc MIN
! ITn wns noseeSSrd by too wholesome p
! fear even for that. His restless eyes
sought vniny for nnlightmcnt m tnt
| INSPECTORS face. It wore an air OF peaHi'
ing bcncvolcncc.
In tho cellar-like saloon of a nearby
rnhlfc house. Freddie found himself seat,
| ri ON n high stool with n detective or
cach side, Anso1l paid Cor drinks and
! his unwilling guest found tho taste "i
a lirucur brandy grateful and comfort
! int- Ansoll talked idly In general. Nh'n
! roiirriIl insisted on second rnnnlt
Freddie WAS 4 little less suspicious "'
! their motives.
I,urpIn,r i'm his hin pocket Il" was not
! tn hn nutrlonc in hospitality. and again
! tho bar man r"pcniSh"i IN"
{ Freddie began to So" how II" ma mis-
iudcod his huSpitahl" rnm"ani"m& ny
; iI,n ort,, rnnnl. hn wae calling Cn't"ril'
/ "rimnic" ana had drnrr"d IN" My.
! when 10 addressed Ans"ll. II "ScA""t
: his. nnticr that since III" second r"nrd
! they had c"nfihoI themselves I" 'Hin""r'
ana beverages.
I hir--ihnurrt yum had il in for nm" NY
mistake. Y heard - III" swat box; rn
, En 'rrnsr. same again"' Il" put down
his empty glass. .>, r-r,a.
dic 1hn third .1.%rr. don; z" IN Lon
! dom Wr'rr an for pleasant methods
! own nm. now We've never iHt 4 crooked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
:CRE:ENBRIER CANCELS
GAME WITH WESLEYAN

RUCKTANNON. Oct. 1T--Although a
contract with forfeiture attached was
signed for the game last summer the
Grccnhricr Institute team from Lewis
burg. w. Va which Wesleyan was sup.
posed to have played Oh Saturday Of
This week today wired Il final message
To the effect that they could not play
the game and would pay the forfeiture.
WESLEYAN, therefore, is on the hunt
Of n game for this week end. and the
stat. is being secured for team TO take
the place Of the G. L. S. team. which had
from the start been figured upon as u
very easy game. Three or four teams
arc in prospect any one Of which would
give Wesleyan better argument than
the Grccnhricr boys.
Something definite in regard to the
matter is expected by late tonight. but 1t
NOW seems certain that some sort of
game will hr available. WcSlcyans Re
serves go ia Fairmnnt TO meet the Nor
nal team on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
ORANGE And BLACK
TOLD OF DEFECTS
Coach Holden Makes Many Changes and
almost NEW Team VIII Face
Moundsville.

Realizing that they have hard game
before them this coming saturday
Coach Holden yesterday put the mem
bcrs of the l.inSly squad through two
hours Of severe work. lie pointed out
III number Gus defects disclosed IN the
game against Wheeling. and yesterday
attempted 10 adjust them. Many
changes hay" been made already. ana
these 9lay be- Temporary. hut should me
men changed put up It better exhibition
in the scriumaGc they may he made
permanent.
The work uf III" week val! II" devoted
principally Ia whlri ma, ia" mcn lnt"
shape for the M"und%N i'll" game Satur-
day. Mnund$villr Witnessed the game
here last Saturday expecting To- see
something out Of the ordinary disclosed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
VARSITY PREPARES
FOR MIDDLE GAME
PITT AND NAVY BATTLE SATURDAY
PRESENTS ENCOURAGING
OUTLOOK.
v. P. T. Game Demonstrated Great Dc
fensive Playing Of University
Eleven.
Spccial DISPATCH 10 the Intcligencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the 1ntcligencer'
MOkGANTOWN, W. Va, Oct. IL
With the Y. J.. |. game out OF the way
and safe on the win Side Of West VIZ
gInia'S 1916 Sridirun record. the varsity
coaches have plunged INTO the Work III
prepariuS the team for the Navy game
next Saturday without delay.
The wonderful showing untde ny 'hc
Navy aS~tuSt tItt last Saturday mas
brought both coaches and players ~
Il iuii realization u; the caIlpre ut liiE'f
Uinonyu;S in the neat grldlron patt'c.
The game is Expected To bc as hard as
ANY which the Varsity must play lnls
season However,. the Mouulalnters De-
l;cve they have Il $3.50 chance lor VIC
tory and arc going into the contest de-
termiurd t. give the Navy the hafuesI
battle they have had this fall.
III, uur ching which tho '. +. l.
.,lu,. demonstrated more than anything
else was The sterling defense OIL the
Varsity team V. T.. |. did not earn u
first down during the cn;Lrc game ana
the thrr.. HrS; downs with which they
are credited. .caiu" rs the result or
urrlitl..S inflicted against West Nlr-
siua TIL. liz yards OF penalties m
uiclr, on The Mrunta:nscrs during thc
gam" probably est II least two sc"rTS'
West EirSin;a';; preparation Tor the
Navy game will consist mainly Of the
development of running attack with
en- phaSiS on the Interference formal lion.
This was the teams greatest fault IN
the V. =. l. gam. y partial excuse IL
found in the fac; tina; IL" SMUT OF NnP-
tain Curry from tn" huckti"ld 10 tackle
and Of Kin" !ruul end ~ the backh"lu.
was made only Il wrrl before tho y. /.
|. gan,. and hence this cnmhinat Ion hal
not DEVELOPED such smooth team liAy
as did III ll;r-Nni"crS-tnrry "nmhi-
u1ti-l. in The r:;rE!i"!i.
Mondays workout was fca'nre' ny
Il lnp. signal ron Il, III wnlEn every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
WHEELING PREPARING
FOR CAMERON HICH
CID Gold and Blue Eleven Docs Not ES-
pert Hard Clash With Marshall


Coach Brooks III the Wheeling High
school eleven. put his men through the
first work in preparation Tor tic Came
ron contest Yesterday and seemed sat
isficd after an hour or more "t S"rlm-
mage against tho scrubs. The nachihe
of old is back and with Ritz StnhhS'
Rapcr and Cotton in tn" harkhrId form
ing a combination. 1t lai..S team OF
more than ordinary ralhr,' IT, administer
r1c rrat Cameron since the beginning of
the season has been Preparing Tor inc
Wheeling High contest. ANA Coach Eco
pies has wccu"d out Il perfect working
eleven However. Judging hy tn" results
nf Cnmrrun'S previous games in which
1hav have had L. unC"Nrr their best
work. Wheeling does not hay" much to
fear in Saturdays game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
CAMBRIA STEEL GOES UP

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Cam-
bria Steel stock advanced 81 points
to $l35 a share on the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange today. It started the
day with a sale Of 100 shares at 1902
Ia, IA above yesterdays close and
a new high record. In all S35 shares
were traded in. the final sale being
at S125.
The bulk of the stock was acquir-
ed by the Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Company at $S1 share and les than
10 600 of the 100000 shares are out
standing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
urreHEs WINS STRAW VOTE

Concluding an IntrrrsElnE political dis
cussinn which took place last night in
the Clarendon hotel. al st. rlairSvill". Il
straw vote was taken. resulting in ctch-
tcen ballots h"inE east for Hughes and
rinr for Wilson. 4 VnI" was also taken
on tn" Belmont county ticket. resulting
as follows: For Shcri(f-Eulg"r No. Ii:
Oshurn CD. .. For Probate Judge
Nichols, l6: Brown. g. County Sur
veyor-Fawcett. s; kennon. %.
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TRY OUT NEW FORMATION.

Sr.ria pt-rrrrh tn" mrccrIrcr.
wASIIINt;ruS. Pa. Oct. lT.--NH formations
whrh ". will count upon IN h"lp Al the
games with Vale. rilt and other strong teams. wrrc
,rird ont Tot In" first time this afternoon hr t'nurll
Mr;?arr hhinG barred gates Every man WIN IL
figured as possible "n;ran; in tho championship
Struggles tii' ill t"a'ulc the next SIX w""l, uf
III. l1lG nsa>,.n ras able Ia get int" thr rac:icr.
except IIaif,t"k Fam. and 1t" was ahln I" do some
lirhi work the f"ld II "g.ns I" Innk M Il he
would l." IA >hnn" play .-Hinqt Yale IN Dtuhrr
2S although thr "narhcs may decide 10 bald HIM
in -r>rryr inr lru Washington & To-" and ether
WiniitIi r"li:"stS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
KRAUS FALL SUIT

At twenty dollars we can
fix you out in any one Of Il
dozen modcls-besides al
most ilnumcrablc variations
i'm colors and wcaveS for
YOUR choice. 1t will be 4
warm, long wearing Stlt,
tailored in the latest style,
for those arc the only kind
I'VE handle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-18
DAVE says:

There are too many colln-
terfeit bills in the city for
you to take a chance on
changing d twenty. Instead
make it buy your
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2:I5 CIa., Trotsng; The oeyc!eauH:" Three
Heats; Purse $1,000.
STAR puNTER RETURNS

HARLOTTESVII.LE. Va. Oct. L.
Allan Thurman. star punt.r on the Fir-
ginia football team last season returned
10 the University today after several
months with thc Am!crican Ambulance
Corps IN France.