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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Snuri taistelm &alimcrcllG, 5000
miestG tnbontnnnt.

Sontoo. Snltri tannc Toriiista
aopuneisia tieoonannoiSio ferrotoan,
,ttG ipiime laliantoino @Glimerell1
ilbotltn ranSfaloiien iinlren opuris.
teiliiGn Yromence Eoiien biripitti-
p1siG tragetiosia on Mi folme tllbot,
ibnista lnomlt iurmania. Saipon
motflstajot ia benfilofiinto OH fGiit-
6i,g5 taiff;aan 1000 iJniisii il Deig.
ia on 9fonsfan ballitiitien ipirallisten
tietoien milfoan pelastcttu ainoaStoon
$40, ioten buffuneiben ia nuiiten FUR
mania iaaneioen luflintG1rG noriee
pli folmen tllbonnen. SGmi mlrbe.
ndptelmG OF Ills biripittGtpin, mitG
>Gbdn mennesiG on merelld milloin.
faan tapabtiiniit. 2aiipan matfuSta-
| iien ior,fosia of III. m. &ansfan fol-
nas iiirtonaorpfmentti matfalla Ga.
lonifiin, ioten laipan miifona fur.
maniaiaaneista on illl,rin oiu oIlirt
iotilaita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
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upcttominen. iamatcu fiiin Beriio.ni-
minen i11 fofonaan bdnl1r1perGiipp.
teen oianfin tcistoiiefii. &uitentin
ustotaon, cttd Hroiuonce onlmllttiin
ltpotiiin torpcSon oipulla. iuoiffo iuc.
ocnolaista ci ipcoen pinnoIlo niifp-
MT onnettomluloen topobtuesio eit6
len jdIfecp. Eromencc torpeooitiin Of
lcSlaon fltIctton1oS'o ronsfoIoiIio Io.
tojouttoio Solonitiin &rciffoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
YbS taistelnita @erbnnin tienoiIla.

Bariiii. = BuoliipiroIlisto tietG
tiiIlei8ia i1bfoionomisio ferrotaon
ettd Berounin toisteIu iatfuu e6el'
lccu ilman ettd ie oibeuttoo minfGGn'
Ioiiio muiitofiio postaffain ieiio,
uien armchair oiemisio. Goisteluc
iatfuu eoeIleen erinGistcn Douou
mountin iperustusten omistomiiesto
HuolitpiraIIiieIto taboIto tuIIect tic
bot fcrtotpot mposfin ett6 iofioIoiiiI
Ie fdptpp olla acknowledgements, tur
mcIcuoa nabod 100000 iafio
Inista ri,imista mafaoipan ronsfo
Inisten rintonaan ebesid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Silta mnrtnnnt jnnan alla.

@atertopn, 9. 8. = &afii mat
fusteiaa iai iurmania ia ieitiebdn tai
uleampia matfustaiia iai ipammoin,
folme beistG erittGin paifeita nam-
moia, fun etelGGnpGin matfalla ole
mu Sortb 9afotan Central iuna pii-
toii iiIlan ldpi 10 mailin pGGsiG
tGdltG. Cullen otafiutaan beifonta-
neen iiltaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

Sariiii. = &afiifpntrtentG benfi-
loG iai iirmunla ia iiiltri ioiiffc ibnti-
fla baaiuottiii Eariiiin lGbcllG ct.
ScniiiSid milne lauantai-aoml,no Ia.
pabtitnceSia biripe1siG r1jGbopflcSiG.
TGidbODs tapabtlli "2afiois.Groll.
itefit" ninitetpn linnotnfien I1bcllG,
ct. OeniiisiG. Sfai6bopfien ipptG CT
nnneta. 2innotitfiesia l1iIptettiin
rdidbopsoineito, III. III. f1iifrunaotte-
ia.
Tdi1bOpst1 iellrali tliIipolo ia uici-
Il picpenpio rGiGbopfi1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

Eoriiii. - StGWaltalainen weoen-
oloinen loipo, iofa torpeeooii italia
Ioiien boprplaipnn @iaman ,ipofiiin,
tefi len warottamatta laipaa ollen'
fa1n eoeltGfGiin, ilmottanat laiipal'
ia pelustllnaet miebet, iOtfu iuupuipui
Yiraiotieen brittilailelId boprploipo
Erepelpanilla inaalisfilun 1 b.. IT,
mottaa Sameiin toimiston slteenar
tirieennaibtoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

@bicaeo. - NeIi6 rcSmoo ioioen
ipptetdGn roslDsnncen @dibinston
ssational panfista $500, ts,omittiin
ippIIiiifii Iduontoi.iltono. Gain u,i-
fam on beiodn ronaaistuflenia iuuo.
oestu eIinfoutiieen iuomfeuteen. Wii-
oes ndistd roswoista ontaont,,i iual-
tion toOistaiafii. ionfo tdboen bdntd
ei enlinfddn ipptettp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
0iabtiinmat t6rmduueet ptteep 8
fmoIlut.

MinneapoIis. - &olme benfiI0d
fai iiirmania ia milf mauta Ioiiffoan-
tii Iieiudsti fun Gbicnso. ct. YotI,
UainnenpoIis & Omoba rautotieuG,
IdbeIl6 Mountoin 2ufea, yliun., rob.
tiii,no t0rm6ii toiien rubtiiunan fons.
ia pbteen, iImottaiuat Iininn paifaIli.
iet ipirnnomaiiet.
&aiffi fuoIIeet oIiiuat iunan pGdsiG
oleiposio tpailnusia. iosia fulietettiin
erdioen iiirtoIaisten buonefoIuio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
WiifG 9sroiueneen npotti.

&aifista tiitfimufiista ia orfpeIuis.
ia buolimatto ei ole piclGfdGn p6dstp
icImppteen ommiittiinfo Yropence II.
pofiiin torpcooIIa, mai aiioifo ie mil.
noan. SoiItafn toboiIto on ieIitettp,
cttd onnetioman Iaimon ldbeiippocsia
diff wdbdd enncn upotusta taipattu
iafiaIainen peocnaIoinen, mutta I'd.
tdfddn tieootusto ei ole bolIitufien
taboIta ~obmistcttu ioten proweneen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Snbmariini iontnnnt a,unttomafii.

8aibington. = 2aimaston binaa.
ia.alus Aeoria ilmotti Iaipastooepar.
tementille, ettG ie oil Dinaamasia ia.
tamaa iubmariini &.6:tta Beniaco.
Iaon. Waoinittu iubmariini on iout,i.
nut merelle atpiittomofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

2ontoo. - 2loDos meriipafulitilS.
pbtio ilmottaa, ettG brittilGinen bop.
rplaima &otbeiap on ,1potettu. Gen
miebisto pelastettl,. Stotbeiap of noin
2,007 tonnin fantoinen alus, ia oil
fotoilin GaliforniaSta.
8rittilGinen boprplaiipa Eeutonio
on iipotettu, ilmottaa 2lopoS pafuii.
tuspbtio. &ofo fen mGesto pelastet'
tin. Eeiltonia oil 1924 tonnin fan'
toinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Gausfan 6allitnfIen tiebutils

GanSfan meripirastosta ilmote.
taan ettd ransfalaiielIa apuristeili.
iGllG Bronence Soiiella oil neli6ti.
batta ibmistG ipiime louontaino, joI.
loin ianottl laina upotettiin 8Glime.
rellG. Saiiuan matfasia oil ballitnf-
fen folmannen iiirtomaarpfmentin
.olmas patalioona, eniinGinen patal-
ioona toinen fomppania, toinen fun.
laruisfufomppania ia pfii plinGGrGi-
men fon1ppanio. Npos iImotettiin
meriipiraston tabolta ipirallilesti, ct.
It'd Hropencen matfustoiista on al.
noastaan $40 benfiloG pelastunut ia
malta numeroita Ell ole fen iGlfeen
ntulitettl, joten pioetGGn Dormona,
etta onnettomon laifpon mufono me.
nj ills meren ipipDpfiiin faiffiaon pli
folmetlbatta ibmistG. SGt1 ennen
iulrin meritrageoio on ollut 8alfo.
fen Sdboen linian laiipan Sitanic'i in
uppoaminen bubtif. ID p. 1912, Jos.
ia 1885 ibmistd menetti benfenid.
Soinen iuuri tdman iooan aifana ia.
pabtunut meritragebia, oil @unarb
linian laipon 2uiitanian upottami.
men, iosia t,206 ibmistG menetti ben.
feniG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Giittuntnneet mencttGncet 33 iue6en
nlaiSta.

2ontoo. - Sranffurter 3eitllng IL
nottao @rcbange Selegrapbin iaa'
neen Imsteroantista idbfoianoman
josia ferrotaan liittoutuneioen menet
tGneen ioban oiaIla 33 peoenalaistc
laiWaa - Suur.9ritania 10; &ans
ia 8, Stalio A, ia 8en1iG 9. glinoas
taan folme n1istG otafiutaon iafia
laisten iotolaipoien tlibonneen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Safialaineu fotalaima, Moeiue palau
nut uOittureffeltGGn.


Berlin. X "2oiipastoitaapi iImoit.
taa. ettd Sdner Iaiesteettinia iota.
laipa 0foeipe, ioufa fonentaiano toi.
mil fapteeni Yugroipen, on uieito
tiiiifaiiiia festGneen onnistuneen ris.
teilpn idlfeen ioapunut iatialaiicen
ldtamaon, tiiooen miifanaan nelj1
britilaistd upieerio, 20 meriiotilosto,
166 pibolliien merimiestG ia t03 in.
oialoista iotaipanfia, iefG milioonan
marian eoestG fultatanfoia.
"0aoipe taoppaii ieuraapat loiipot,
ioista iliurin ola ltpotettiin ia pieni
ola ldbetettiin iotoiaoliina puoIueetto.
Min iataniin:
"9rittildinen boprplaiipa Gorbri0.
&c 1857 tonnin fotltoinen; glltbor
3,496 tonnin fantoinen; Sraoer g..
COS tonnin tnntoinen; Oromon6p g..
627 tonnin tantoinen: Sarriangforo
3,146 tonnin fantoinen; Clan Macta.
tpicb 5,St6 tonnin fantoinen, glppom
1881 tonnin fantoinen: @estburn 81
800 tonnin fantoinen, 5lameneco
1929 tonnin fantoinen; Saron Hri.
ce 3,47t tonpin futitoinen.
"9ritil6inen purieIailpa @oinburgb
1,473 tonnin tnntoinen,
"Ransfalainen boprpGdima Waaroni
3,fO9 tonnin fontoinen.
"9eIgioloinen boprplaima 2uren1.
burg 1922 tonnin fantoinen.
"ltieisia paifoin lpibolliien rannif-
foo Moetpe lasfi ntiinoia. ioioen ub.
riff ioutiii m. M. taistelnIaiipa 60.
marc ieitiemds.
Wloeiuen ibmeteltGipG Iaaluntns.
Neoetpe, iofa OH tliIllit fuuluiiafii
teoistaon Mfrifan rannifolla, iuoritti
pboen t1n1n lo6an merfilliiimmist1
teoista iiin1, fun ie iaapui ipangitie-
mattomana iafialaiieen iatamaan.
Bilbelmsbcioen iatoma iiiaitiee Bob.
ionmeren ronnnlla, iolla merellG
@neIannin iotnlaipasto pitGd potrul-
Iia.
glinofin oia iiita fullasta, ionfo
Noepe toi tullesiaan iofa tiiotiin
Getp Bort Neiuiin iatamaan, gbops'
malIoisia, ioitafin niiffoia iitte.
Moetpen i6entiippbestG Ell ole iaatll
ntitGGn tuarm,nitto. @estburiiin o.
tetuisto ntatfustoiista toiiet ielittiipGi
et1 Moepen foniilinat oliipat ollie Tn
human fotoiiia. Sonfun toiien mat
fiistaion tertomufien mufaan on Wo'
eipe ollut ennen taisteIulaipa. 8ii'
meiien oifaiiemman tieoonannon mii'
faan I6bti Roeipe 8estburnista bel
uit. 8 b.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
sseuGlGiiet ,uaIlaumeet fraatereita.

<ceuututIet luulluuWeet traaterettQ.
WenGldiiet ia iafialaiiet opat tais
tclIect Iuoteis.8 .8enGidlld, IGbeIld 81
lolifstia fraatereioen, eli miinoien rG
! lidb6pfiest1 muooostlineioen fioppier
omistamiieSta. eietarista ilmotetaan
ctta pcnGIaiiet omat tpaIlottaneet fiu,,
| II n1iSt1 frqatereista ia ettG iafialai.
Jet oluat piiritctpt fdriittpdan ilulreu
micsbufan.
1nroanellit aiuataau IiifenteeIle?
Sontoo. - Neuterin Johnston u.
teenan firieenmaibtaia iGbfottGd icil-
roupaa:
"Sqnne on iaaprnllt pfiitpistG tieta
t1rfeG tieto, cttG t,lrffiloiict nuliitta.
pat pois, miinoia DaroanclIeilto iois-
ia toimenpitcistd pdattdcn 0aroaneI.
lien ialmi tnllann aiuaamaan idlIeen
liifentecllc."
2auantai.iltnna ionlalta firjeen.
iuaibtaiaIta tuIleesia tieoonannosia
ferrottiin ett1 &onitontinopolista oil
oiplomaattiieIta tabolta tiilIut ticto.
til Curtin ioanlihisteriG, Gnmer Eas.
baa mastoan oil tebtp mlrbopritps.
aeiiari @ilbelmiIle ilmotettiin Ia.
betetpn pppnto, ettG ban lGbettGiIi
&onitantinopoliin opulpGfeG "alemon
wafaipll,oen mllotii."
100000 IafIalaista faatmnmt Ser.
bnnisIa.
2ontoo. - Sirncs lebti julfaiice ei-
liIeSil nllmerosiaan loorbi 9tortclif-
fen firjottamm ielostufien @erounin
pmpGristoltG lpaIlitieposta aiemasta.
Giriottaia urlpelee, ettG taistelu eli
ole lpielG inamuttanlt buippufobtaon-
ia, ia ettG iaflaloilet tuleipat mielG
nenettamGGn enemnldn miebiG ia ettG
be .rDbtppGt ltlliiin pritpfliin ernens
fltin tnipuipat perGptpmGGn. 2ooroi
gtortcliffen mielestG on alema fuiten-
fin paloiin. !S1n rpertaa ransfalais.
ten pientd fnatlneioen m11r1G iafia.
laisten funnnnttnmoor ntiesbuftaane
ionfo bGn arfpelee oleman 100000
miestG.
$4,000 auenGlGistG tenrastettn
Sesiarabisia.
Berlin. - &olnin @aaette aripelee
pen1l1isten niesbufan GsfeileslG
taistelusia 8esiarabian raialla noin
1873. 900 miebefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
$4,000 auemalGistG tenrastetti

8esiarabisfa.
Berlin. - &olnin @a5ette aripelee
pendlGisten nliesbufan Gsfeilesld
taistelusia 8esiarabinn raialla noin
1873. 900 miebefii.
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President Of the Polk-Miller Drug
Company, Richmond, Va, is authority
for the following extraordinary state
ment:
IL estimate that the business men OF
this country could increase their eff
cheney fully ten per cent by taking an
occasional laxative and not neglecting
the bowels as most Of them do"
He also said that If the Department
Of Commerce I'm Washington would
present each business man in the coun-
try with a box OF Rexall Orderlies, 1t
would be Of great benefit to the ma
tional welfare. RexaIl Orderlies are
prompt in action, pleasant to take and
never grippe. can be used by men, wom-
en- or children, and are just the thing
for toning up sluggish livers.
We have the exclusive selling rights for
this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents.
THE REXALL STORE OF GRANT
HOLDEN
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J. NJ. Smith was at Flint last week
on business.
Pedro party in the basement of
Sacred Heart church tonight.
There are a number of cases of
mumps among the school children.
Yale teachers will attend a county
institute in Port Huron Monday next
Vera Bell has been quite i'll with
pneumonia, but is improving at present
First semester final exams in school
next week. Students are reviewing
and examining.
Ed Sheehy will ship stock on Friday,
January 2Sth. If you have any cattle
or hogs to sell it will pay you to see
him.
Word was received by Archie Lud-
ington last week that his wife's brother
was instantly killed at Millington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludington left for there
Immediately,
The annual meetings of the Yale
State Bank and the First National
Bank of Yale were held on Tuesday
of last week. The same directors were
reelected, and no change was made in
the officers of either bank.
Cavanagh Bros, proprietors of the
Princess Theatre, are continually max.
ing improvements to the interior of
this popular amusement place. The
latest change is a new screen which
was placed this week. 1t has been
tried out and is satisfactory in every
way.
Mrs. Henry Rapley of Strathroy, who
with her husband has been visiting
with relatives in Y ale, was taken sud
denly and seriously i'll the first of the
week with pneumonia. Doubts were
entertained for day or two of her re-
covery, but the report is today that
there is change in her condition for
the better, and relatives and friends
are much relieved and encouraged.
Monday morning while a through
freight train was OH It's way to Port
Huron and when within about two
miles of Avoca, twenty one of the cars
were ditched and stretch of the track
torn up. The cause of the wreck is
supposed to have been broken rail.
The morning express trains were COM
PEELED to transfer baggage, express,
mail and passengers, and the evening
trains were delayed until the wreckage
was cleared away and repairs made TO
the roadbed and track. The 7:l5 train
to Saginaw did not pass Yale until
nearly midnight.
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ADYfRIHEp lfIIfRS.

Yale, January 10, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dyer
Mr.. Dan Dyer
Mrs. John Reed
Mr.. A. w. Campbell
+. w. Farley, Z. M.
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: 10000 buys a good new room house
and bath, full basement, electric lights
500 down, balance same as rent, OF
will consider good bunch Of stand
ing timber in exchange. Phone 170I.
2r or address &. +. Erh, Yale 39-4
FOUND-On the roadway east OF
Comstock's hill. near Blaine, on Sun
day, Jan. y, n suit case containing
some clothes. Owner may have same
by calling at the liverv stable OF
Chisholm X Brown, proving property
and paying for this notice. Az
Expositor liners nav. tryone
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POULTRY WANTED.

am in the market for poultry of all
kinds and will pay the highest market
prices for same. Bring in your poultry
Wednesday of each week. Inquire at
residence, opposite feed barn, Yale.
35- Henry Il. Dinner.
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BARN TIMBER have quantity
of barn timber for sale at my farm |
mile north aud II miles east of Yale
For further particulars inquire at the
Exposition Office. Geo. Mcintyre. IL
FOUND-On Main street, Yale, Sun.
day morning. near the north end
hotel, a gold locket and chain. Owner
may have same by calling on Geo.
Paxton, proving property and paying
for this notice. 4l-2
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sIx.YEAR.oLD HAD GROUP

III have little girl six years old who
has a good deal of troHble with Group"
writes w. +. Curry, Evansville, Ind.
81 have used Foley's Honey and Tar,
obtaining instant relief for her. My
wife and also use it and will say 1t is
the best cure for a bad cold, cough,
throat trouble and Group that l ever
saw" III. Il. Hennessy. adv
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will ship carload of hogs
and cattle Friday, Jan. 2Sth. If you
have anything to sell notify me. Ed.
Sheehy, Yale. 1922
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
AMERICANS ARRIVE
FROM TORREON

LAREDO. Texas. March Is
Travelling the entire distance In box
cars. Consul c. A. Williams and -
other Americans arrived here late to-
day from Torreon. Mexico. having ler.
the Mexican city. they said. because
they Were convinced Il was the hes.
thing 10 do. Their departure. they
said. was not caused by any overt acts
on the part OF MeNicans or failure on
the part OF the de facto government
officials TO offer protection Eleven
Americans Joined the party az Mon
terey.
There were a number OF American
women in the party. including Mrs.
Williams. Consul Williams said he
would remain az Laredo OF near The
Mexican border pending instructions
from the state department Tie refus-
"a 20 discuss his leaving Mexico.
Other members OF the party said
they had decided % leave because
Iorreou was considered 20 De i'm Villa
territory and therefore unsafe for
Americans They said they believes.
however. that the Carranza garrison
was strong enough 20 hold the city
AGAINST Villa attack A few unuar-
ried Americans remained they said.
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No One Can Tell - Also
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simply shampoo hair and scalp a few
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ATT your grty hair then turns "a beau
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hair becomes evenly dark. wavy. soft.
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scalp healthy and clean. stops dan
drun and falling hair and promotes its
growth. Give 10 trial. Sold on
money-hack guarantee. Only soc for
a biz 7-oz. bottle az Griest Drug store.
ll-5 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va. Out
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REFRAIN FROM
RECKLESS TALK

WORCESTER. Mass March lG-
IA appeal 10 the public 20 refrain
from reckless speeches" REGARDING
the Mexican situation. which might
produce consequence beyond our
present calculations was voiced to-
night by United States Senator James
Hamilton Lewis. ofIuinols. in a speech
before the Economics Society of
Worcester.
III tho United States. said senator
Lewis. through careless Sp.,chp. ar
ungard'c acts of IFS citizens infuse
the people OF Mexico with fear that
our present entrance b. Iur some other
purpose than that Of furnishing "a law
less band of men Cor their murdrr1us
conduct. We may bring upon MS such
opposition from Mexico as would r..
suit in the unnecessary killing OF
many Of our men"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
NEGRO GETS S1OO
AND SIX MONTHS

Special Dispatch Feb th. rteI...u,,r.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. March 10
sentence of six months 100 Jail and
I'm" OF SO" and cost were imposed
today 100 criminal court upon George
walker. negro restaurant keeper. who
jumped into hootIollin- fame here
bF importing whiskey that was cum
uin-ly concealed boz The depths of lard
lie was found guilty OF unlavfullv
receiving whiskey from a common
carrier Walker is also accused OF
violating the federal pure food act
wronefully labelling a shipment Of
eniafdod whi-kcy that was seized h,
prohibition officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
WHAT JUST ONE
BOTTLE DID
Cstarrh and Stomach Trouble Re
ieVed and Appetite Much
Improved.
TANLAc DID THE TRICK

To have one ailment is bad enough
but 20 be- troubled with a number OF
lhem Is agony and is apt 20 lead TO
dire results Tanlac has been most
successful with the relieving OF pains
and diseases OF certain kinds both
here in Wheeling and elsewhere. one
OF the local men TO praise the new
medicine in the highest terms is Ioyd
Kyle. living at 18th St. and Grand
view. He said.
Il suffered from catarrh and stom-
ach trouble. / had a poor appetite and
when ! had cold which was often 1
suffered from asthma took cold
very easily and my nose and throat
save me considerable trouble Sour
stomach and occasional pain in my
stomach added TO my misery. The
catarrh seemed to effect my hearing
since taking Tanlac my Catarrh is a
great deal better and my head and
nose seem TO be- clear Nv stomach
doesn't trouble me an all and I have
a dandy appetite and what cat does
me good without bad after effects. 1
am surprised az the quick results 1
have received with only one bottle
and I certainly recommend 10 20 all"
OF course Wheeling people have
heard of so many remarkable tests or
this medicines wonderful powers this
seems nothing extraordinary ion com
parison with others but just stop and
think a minute what a blessing IL Is
10 know OF remedy which does
things like this Then. il you suffer
at anytime from these symptoms or
a stomach. kidney or liver derange-
uent or catarrhal ailmont OF some
kind, drop In az e. n Griest a Co s.
store here in Wheeling and get a bot
tie OF tho medicine. Il costs only one
dollar-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
DAY IN CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON. March ls.
MATT


Net ~ noon.
Resumed ODD. bate on Public lands.
water power bill.
Military aftsirs committee worked
On amy reorganization biz report
Agriculture committee considered
pil4 4'r government nitrate produc-
ticu plant.
Passed bin 20 appropriate So os5
600 Tor cguippinR Puget sound navy
yard 20 build battleElipa
Military committee couplefsd
drafting admin at-atioft arnly an
crease ana reorganization bin and
ordered - favorablv reported.
Adjourned az 5:35 p. m. 20 noon
Friday.
HOUSE
Met az noon.
Rear Admiral Eeusou testified be
forr naval commit &c on navy orer
afiouB
PASSED 34s 90 a hsl % rsr.,I
provision o. tariff law which yror-TT
put sugar on the feeee ust after
May T.
Adopted rli" for taking mp 81
1uini sfraflou army increase ana r-
orr animation Hu nc ~ O'Clock Pr
day and Co vote Ua its passage after
ten hours general debate.
Adjourned az $50 D. IN. 60 IL a
"a. Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
MINOR LEAGUE CHANGES
ANNOUNCED BY FARRELL

NIElEN. y. y. March Minor
League changes. announced her, tonight
IE secretary John &c. Farrell of tho
Rational Association OF Professional
l.i-'ua' Leagues. include a rcurEauiz4-
'lHu uf the Virginia League with clubs
100 norfolk. Portsmouth. p,tsrshurc
ll'r,w'i. Rocky Mount and Newport
\tW-
The Potomac League. embracing Cum
bertrand. Iru-thuf-. LuuIUnu.Ua. Md. and
Piedmont W. Va has qualified for
membership in Glass o.. Secretary Far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-17
WANTED-FemaIe Helm

"ANTED-'irl Tor general houseuurk
NO washing good wage can All
lhon" -'s-J Ait, Nat IS5-E. IIea~aut
valley. rr-t-t
WANTED-IWu ladies' 60 demonstrate q,
household necessity. INr,riaur. mai
necessary salary $50 per day. Nd-
dttss 4. -. care Intelligence mr-ls-t