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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06

If millionaire tells you that he was
far happier when he earned dollar a
day, remind him of what David said in
his haste.
In the contest for happiness it's a
draw between the young girl with her
first beas and the young mother with
her first baby.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06
SUCH AN IMPoLITE BURGLAR

Leaves Front Door open After Rob-
bling House.
Hartford City. Ind.-A very impo-
lite burglar visited the home Of Chas.
Russell. After ransacking the house
he departed, leaving the front door
open. Cold wind and snow blowing
in awakened the family.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06

II is said that @. Washington was
so opposed to lying in any form that
he refused to establish weather bu.
reau durinR his administration.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06
BLUFFS TRAMP; THEN FAINTs
Intruder Fiees From Husband Who
Was Not at Home

Elwood, Ind.-Mrs. George Wilton
ia under the care of a physician as a
result of the fight she experienced
on the visit of a tramp to her home.
The tramp pushed his way into the
house, but was bluffed out when Mrs.
Wilton called her husband, who was
not at home. She tainted afterward.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06

The patches that decorate the trous
ers of a calamity bowler are not Oh
the knees.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-05-06

Ninety-five per cent of the enlisted
men in the United States Navy are
Americans
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Sic 9~cnAdtMmcrifauer nrb Serr
,6mahes. N#

0ic Seem Dorfer gbenia1gsEo l Der.
tritt III einem an1 a. Septeunber in
ienem Matte erid,ieneuen Mnfiate sic
Mniidt, oab Sic GeutidfMmeritarer
1idt Ole ~geringite l1riade sl ser Mn-
nabme baben, 0aB ser @r1lioent=
idaftsfanoioat Sltgbesv aud MIR in
etpas lire @nitdten iiber l,n1er Ser
baltniB 3elttid)lalro gegeniibcr begiin-
|itige." Mit elmer gelpi1Ien batniiden
|Sdabenfreltoe, Die nibt gang l1ube-
'redtigt lit, erilnert bas @Iatt sic
9elltidJI merifal1er IoDann oes apei-
tere1 baran, Bob @err Sa,sbes nllh
nid)t bel ei,ler ein5igen @elegenbeit
.iid benliibt babe, lire CUNT burd) Sic
Melberung audi nllr ei1es @ortes 81
,erlangen, Das man in l1eberein1tim-
mlll1g init ibren Mnlid)ten bringen
foinnte. SIM @rgentbeil, inoem CT
&ooieuelt gu ser III Mailre gebalter,en
&cbe begliidapiinldte, Dabe er nl1r
ei,1c electromagnetic 8eIegenbeit err
griffen, feline 5pnpatbie NIT ben it,
men perbabten 9llridaltutgelt al,s5l1-
lpreden." So, 10 meiltt bas 9Iatt1
%lpeiter, u,penn Sic oeutib=amerifani ;
Idle Gillette 6enl1pd) ir9enbmic merit
lid an linn baften bleiben lplte, 10
miro oas nidt inn !@eilte ser Yro.,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
stuocntcn ltno SabnidJaffncr.

9ieie 3eiIea 9abem nidts m;t
gabnitreit uno etrpaigen 5treifbres
aern Su tun. @ar mante Yerlo.
rten absr, pelfe in oieIem 5ommer
nad oitli4en Experimentation
%reiftea, puroen TIRE Jabrturten bon
b~!utjunsen asuten nad)geiebsn, nel=
9e na6 Mitte September nieoer an
elmer Der l@ltlper iitdten, meiitens lo=
gar elmer Der fuibionabslten, als
stuoerlten 81 fineen fino. ~llngefabr
IS lino alIein ais puamanza Som
outtsure on ben srpBsn Ditlihen 2i-
MEN einseltelt morpew; unp fir bic
BuumunSg efeufDaften lpur es pns
erIte Mal in feds Sabrsn, baB 1e
ipmmerlihen gettano bon ltniper=
1ttGtstuoenten beran5pg.
gertreter Der @s1sGidaft lpre=
6en iid folsenosrmaBen bieriiber
aus.
1isier @dritt fat ntdts nit
elnem ettpoigM Mangel an ionltigen
getperberr gu tun, ipnoern cinfa1
NIT Der Satiae6e, DOB bieie Stuoenz
ten, nelde lebr baruuf aus Ino,
auf Gle Neiie Serienselo an Der
nienen, il4 al5 bsIonoers sseiaaet
fir iommerli4e @tbeit ernie len ba=
Ben, ,ulo l1idt sulninoeIt ouA oanit
oaB lie, tpenu Dir SptnmerreiIeaeit
ppriiber lit, ohne ipeiteres Ill ibrel,
Gtuoien 5uriidteAren, alio Der Sc
leli saft nid1t dis ii6sri9iifitge Mr.
beitSfrdfte laItig fallen.
SIM Stunt, Suli, Muguit uno bis
Wttte September ferriat jebes Sabr
eins Iahfrase nad Sdaff=
aern Der gulmanzgeleAihaft, me-
ni9itens i'm DTtliden Seile Der Ser.
Gtaaten, pdbreno i'm 8eiten oisIe
glrt Eei1eperfebr eetp0bnli6 nidt 10
groB lit, I'M bic @imTelung pul.
@tuoenten poer onoeren Grtraz@uS=
tsIfsrn nctrosnoig 81 MAIDEN.
Ntdlt menise S6offner, ipeldje
Den @inter binsur6 i'm Siioen ar=
beiten, iperoen in ieoer Somneriutz
ion nad bent Norosn e%ebrad)t; bod
liro oies ne@ nif)t genlls, i'm Die
ftorfe @rtranu6Iroge gu beden. 9a=
Der bat man ldon inn Sommer 1900
5tuoentsn aIs BulmaieS hoftner
peiiuGsmeiie anaeifeat; uno es
iAeint, bob mon iebt regslnaBig
Bon ficfsr @eIegenbeit @ebraub
maden min. Sin Qsent Der puuz
manz geIel15aft beiufte ertra bic
Grinceton : llnipsrfitdt, nm Gtuz
pentcn ols 5ommsr=S @affuer slt
ensogierer. Die iibriaen uniperfi=
tdten o6er baben meiitens eine bez
lonosre MrheltSosentur, ipelthe Sc
lp~erbuaaen fir sieie uns- fir 1onz
Itige SeFhaftisungen e%ntoegenuimmt
unb faft INNER hefrieoiasn tann.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
&olitiidjc unb nnpplitildje
&anbgloHen.

a E
] Nad oem arieee iolte es lid Iob-
men. IN ser @eseto Ser CONNIE gra.
9rllben an5lllegen.
Gear 2aniing on Sir gccil:
rIbeltrer 5rennb, Dos NOR ia nidt 70.
bos gerneint."
Die gl1n0esreaierltug bat in Ser.
gnglano ~gegeniiber it,
re nSrpnt u%maruppirt".
SSl sic Mrr1e ianfen iid geioe
ll11o meillten Dor Sdmers nno Dor.
Irenoe. 9ear Canning unb Sir
t--H 40. $50" =. =. - - IL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

$4,000 Mari in 0olo
limb am Sage De5 Gtobeu preiies
Don 9etlin an Der &oile oes 9erli.
me- Nenaoereins eiaesablt noroen.
90 lib Die geiamteh Gintri.tsssloer
CUT $4,000 Mart beliefen, fam fan
Ell 0rtttel oieier Summe in Sob
5lllammell.
Die lrode Ser groBen
guttcrtnopp9sit III SeutIdlanp lit
nat Dem ngerlinsr SagebIott" oorz
in gu llten, bob Der 9ie9ilano bes
Heides III Der 3eit pom /. 0esea1=
Der 1914 Bis 10 NpriI 1916 UNI
runo 5lpei Millionen Stiid ob0e-
npmmen babe. 9arunter bdtten llb
100000 MiIGtiibe %befanpen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

De- r3saeItAs .Hemofrat", etnf1ttesIta
S9Mnfags'siliS9Gbe. feGs Mlin,t1ern iebe Wo9e,
Ctro an bic slbonnerten In bteier 9tabt FL
10 seat ,tpBdentIi& ober $500 td6riid tet
0orailsda1llng fret abgeItefert.
GEtt ber 4oit auBerbarb ber etabt, nad IL.
ee1D etneu1 $oftau1t tn ben Der. Staater, "a.
nGaa ooer Dertco. $2.O0 idbrlid Bel 1oroiA
pc ees1saes /. aasssSe, n,.ri bnr0 BE -Hoi.
tabrlt@ $1.0O BET WbrauSsabIang.
9oit tn1erbaIb BET Wer. etaater NIB 6ur1
1rtger tn Der Stabt $3.50, bel BorauSsnIIune
3x.00; na9 @anGbn $3.50 ilb mad europa
S4.OO pee Snbr bet .0orau85abIlH9.
Der yD5dentttme gemssrat", In otpet xIet.
!erL Wdttpo88. lrb Sonnabenb6. ioitet inner
xa0 europa $3.50 idbrIt6 lei 8orauIsaIl,sio.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Cine britiide 2obbpt I'm gegerr
Die Heprelialien announcements 5u
asitiren2 %llnmoglid). Grdiibent
gSillon, Ser bie feinIte Naie fir Sob
bies beIist, bat nid)ts oapon nerlal,=
ten lalien.
Dian miro iett nidts meiter bon
Epltraubereien boren. Ser britiidle
3enl or ltn0 oas Staatsoepartmlent
neroen oafiir iurgen, oaB oaranf be-
5ilglid)e geridte niht mebr perofient=
|lidt meroe1.
Die i1rifte NeutraIitat perlanat,
oaB Sen alliirten ole ltltgebinoerte
8enuslulg Der &abel l1nb bes orabt-
lplen @erfebrs nerbleibt. Nllr ber
Standardization oarf Sic gelnltul1g
lold)er Gerfebrsmittel Mlterlagt per=
oen.
Zen I%elltIdjen iii oas Gerprii-
geln Scr Rumaneu sl1 gut g%elltl1gen.
so bat ser Gralibent Sen @rite1l
glelGl einen fleinen Srpltbrotfen gegc<
ben: Sic oiirfen rl,big sic 9oIt mei=
ter altsra1lben.
Ger britiide @otidaitcr lit iett
l%1tgebalten Darilber. haB BOD, nod
Hclte bon Gcpreiialien= glneroements
in Ser Iepelute 9ia perblieben inns.
9tltr Elm G%erieben, grcellerl5, mir eir
Terlcbell. 9rdiioent @illon miro
ld)oll allies gut MAIDEN, inoem er
llid@ts mad)t.
- @abrideinlih miiroen Sic Sc
bietsermerbnl1se1 Ser Mutirten on ser
.Sont1lc einelt aal1S alloeren gil1brllf
%lracbell, mclllt bel ieoer ser Grtpcrbs,
preis artgege6en rpiiroe.
IaB oas @anoelstal1hboot ugre=
men iid aeraoe iiber 9olloon BEL
inns anmeloen laBt, lit ond) eigentlid)
etlpas rnebr pals Der 0ienih perlalt=
gen funn."
@Siibreno SEN haIbbliiti1en Mlt<
ma1en ldlon frlftig sur Mocr geIolien
miro, beid)aftigt iid sic .,t1iibenuino<
lidle" britilde 5lotte nit ser gc1nitb=
lld]en IllfgaGe. oas flei,te @riehen-
lano nod, fleil1er s1 friege1.
Die &llmdnen haten bereits it,
re eriten @iebe fiir ibren id,dnolidlen
Nerrutb erbalten l1nb meitcre mcroen
tolgen. H%ltnta1ien lpirb oas Sdyid-
lal Serbiens fbeilen. @as sic Nl-
ltirten geplant baben, ,pie lie 9l1laa-
ricn 5lpiid)en Mneriffen Don ypei Sci
ten 5erlllalmcn MOLTEN, bat ltd) ais
@irngeipiait erpiele11.
@em Sinbenburg uno 2l1oell=
oorf lagen, oaB Ser &ries eilcu fir
Die Gerbilltoetet giinitigen Gerlaltf
lllnlnlt, 10 fam mans elall6cn. Gieie
fonnten, lelbit ueltl1 iie es mollten,
l1ld)t maget, Mniihten alts5uipred)ell,
Die NIT lbrer lteber5eltell1a i'm @i=
oerlpri1dl lteben, 90 lie cine Mepltta-
tioh SIT perlieren babell. Gam faul1
man ibnen beltimmt ein rihtigeres
Hrtbeil %5lltralten, oils Sen &riegsfor=
rclponoenteil, Die 10 ihreiben, lpie es
ibnen in ben &ram paBt uno oeren
llrtbeile oos Srafel Ser prubritii6en
9.reile biloen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

@ie Gear Gaming ee5ittert Ia
ben mltb, als er bas ENHANCEMENT oes
Nbelnt llno Damn @uiiie
Saniare aeleieu!
Gs tpdre aber al,d) gar sl1 l,ll-
aefaaig gelpeien, apenm Ser 4ralioent
ieinen britil6en SreunOen es bdtte
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

u%erluebret mollelt, Sic @eIdaftsac-
beimniilc onlerifunilder @al1oelstrei-
benoen it'd all5l1eignen.
Ius ei%nfadltc m1re, ipcnu Sir
Cecil Spring : Hice ei1e,1 beionoerell
&onareb : gttadlee anltellcll miiroe,
lm1 Sen 2el1te1 i'm &apitpl brett por-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
aidreiben, mas lie tbul1 uno laIien

Cine britiide oobbgk l1m geger
Die Geprelialien Amenoements 51l
asitiren? llnmoglid). Grdlioent
Millon, Ser bie feinlte Asaie fiir Sob
bles belitt bat nid)ts oapon nerlalt=
ten lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

@iibreno Sen halbbliitigcn Nlt-
mal1en ld,on fraftia sur goer gelolien
miro, belhaftigt iih sic u,rniiberuino-
lldle" britilde 6lotte nit ser gcriitb=
lld1en g1ligahe. bas flei,te @rieher-
lano nod fleiner 5lt friegeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Dob oas 6anoelstalthboot nsre-
men" iid) aerabe iiber 2ouoon BEL
inns anneloen labt, lit ood) eigentlid)
etlpas mebr uals Ser Menlb perlal1=
gen fal1n."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

-Man miro iett nidts meiter bon
TuItrallbereien b6ren. Ser 6ritiid)e
Senior nno Dos Staatsoepartnaent
aneroen oafiir iprgen, DOB oarauf be-
5ilglid)e Neridte nid)t mebr peroffcnt=
lidt lperoen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

Sir Herbert Tree is receiving long
md nnthnslastir notices about biz
production ~ King Henry VIII. ir
Chicago. asnecinlly concerning the
sufaptHnllsnnss of tile mounting and
the excellence Of the star and acting
company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07
LEWIS COUNTY
NEWS EVENTS
ARE REPORTED.
Correspondent Keeps Tab 81
That Section for Readers Of
the Telegram.

WESTON. Dee The public sale
.of the old Catholic church property
was well attended last Saturday az
.ternoon and All of Ii was sold IN "A
VERY short time THE Large vacant lot
was cut UP into Six smaller lots, and
Mrs. William Rafferty, bought four or
them and r.. p. Cleary bought the
other two John Riley bought the
old church andland and Andrew Ed
mission Sr.. the rnctnry IN the corner
The sum realized was $1T.E8D.
q n Davis. special officer ana
Frank Crutchfeld, night policeman.
nahbed IN alleged bootleggcr near
the depot saturday night IIe gave
Ills name rs Harry Gillespie. Tie had
been watched for some time, and sat
lrday tie officers found ~flat they
.c0nS!ftGred su Hicirnt evidence to
:tlrr"st hin9. IT. Will DC given hear
ins III Il magistrates court this week.
Tho bazaar held by The ladies MI
ihe Eaptist church Tuesday night WIS
wei attend and nice san realized.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

I# .T-1 |TfIF1Hs rs |".t.Us' w .lH I1.H|N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07
\ Alrs. PLY, Williams.

Mrs. aBIIly'' Williams. while
driving q car Saturday afternoon up
Main street and ir starting to turn
ont tho Po1yk creek road. saw that
She was about to collide with a team
OF horses and steercd the car upon
the sidewalk near the Lewis County
Bank. carrying in front Of 1T girl
named Connolly. who escaped unin-
jnrcfl BY the car striking the edge or
the bank. AMI pushing the girl
through the doorway. The car was
daaagcd some and Mrs. Williams's
#on, who Was ii the car at the time,
WAS bruised about the head and Pace
#bg being thrown aeafret the winI
shield 1T was 4 miraculous escape
for all.
Tne storje factory located ID.
Shadybrook is growing daily. Mana
Ecr. Arthur Winner Says he now works
Ia force Of eight people.
The Aroga class Or the Baptist
Sunday school, has elected the fol
lowing officers Tor the coming year.:
Teacher, roy y Chidester assistant
teacher Pros r.. a. Starcler: preSi-
dent. Clyde Mckinley; vice president.
Harley CASTOR secretary. A. f. Stra-
ley: treasurer. Herbert Bailey; Wis
itor. j w Lynch, and entertainer, y.
". BAILEY.
\. Il. Polling, of Crawford. has been
selected AIS u deputy W the newly
elected sheriff. Roy r.. Hale. Mi
Polling vas ia the city Tuesday maxi
ing preparations TO move his family
here. He viii occupy the residence
at the county Jail and Will also act as
jatlor
The United Brethren revival meet
ing on Broad street is entering on it5
second week. with great success. The
Rev. Mir. Waters, III Grafton. who IL
assisting the local pastor. is 4 Won
rlerfuIl taIlter. Several conversions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

set talking Or tho unbelievable ex
posure contained In this Aim.
Ever father. mother, young man an
and young woman should see this pic.
ture today or tomorrow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

7T--- .IE'T1 - " TTUTISTTNT- T0- TTESETT|
8,ts iallr;al W.rGatil ta sarah Bernhardt5
.~p10 Snl7fiestn itcipfss and actresses
Esais hi. Gr esIseI3tGntg itl NaM york.
n@aa ne. Sotllern and Julia AIar-
EDlye lE1Ne headed ths subscription
Et@t, anGl Marjorie Patterson who
3itisIsInatetl the$ me yTfilcltt, Ii i'll charge.
580t tEe arrangements. "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

spent Saturday and sunday With rela
tives here.
~. u. O1daker is carrying the @ll al
on rural route NO. 6 this week. on ac&
count Of the illness OF Charles Linger
the regular carrier.
An infant son Of AIr. and Mrs
Arthur Gne died Saturday at thei#
home on Court avenue. Funeral ser.
vices were conducted Sunday By th1
Rev John Beddow. and intermen'
was made at Machpelah cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

The feature AL the Grand today III 4
greater Nitasranh BLUE Ribbon film,
5"Ehe DEVILS Prize. starring Antonio
Moreno and Sa0niilChiEders Tho add
cd attraction is tlle Hearst Pictorial
News.
Tomorrow, TliHe caprice Mary Pick
fnrds only rival appears in Tile
aged Princess An EIushie Mack
comedy wfllahe tile added attraction.
#ss t4@s s& 800 .. y!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07
IA additions e the church are re-

and additions to the church are re-
ported.
The funeral or Perry E. Fetty. who
died at his home at Camden on
day at the age Of 73,
was held sunday at the home with in
terment at the Carmack4 cemetery on
Polk creek Ee III survived by his
wife. a sister oil Clark White. OF this
city. and three daughters,
ID p. Mccormick. or Orlando, was.
in the city Tuesday On business.
Miss Hazel Weaver, OF Newton,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07
Great Production Has the En-
d0Fsement Of the Leading
Ministers oil City.
8 New York Anti-vice Commits

The New York Antl-Vice Commits
sion offers one#of the greatest produc-
lions Of modern times. rs Any Girl
ssafe7'' in five reels. at the Orpheum
3theater today and tomorrow. Tho
picture IS a fearless and true expos
3ure or the greatest known evil. that
OF white slavery. The picture shows
sthe manner and the schemes used IN
trapping young girls. and shows some
gof the men who actually buy and sell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

N Christmas fund benefit To asunply
dinners ana TOYS for tile deserving
noDr on Christmas day was latel4
siven mt the New York Iinpodr0nte,
ltlti ntin was realized. The enter
tainiHeHt carried from grand opera To
animal acts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07
White SlaDery Exposed
In Picture at Orpheu177

girls for = living. Tho object ~ the
picture ~ to crush this existing evil.
and its mission. from New York to
the Pacific coast. will not DO In vain
Great men such as DR. Parkhurat.
the great divine. Rabbi Lyons, OF
Brooklyn. and Lieutenant Costlgan OF
the New York police SQUAD. endorse
*. and the entire country has been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-07

Good for Constipation.
Chamberlain's Tablets are excel
lent for constipation. They arc
pleasant to take and mild and gentle
in effect Obtainablc evcrvwhcrG.
Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
ALL INDICTMENTS
ARE DISMISSED

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug !
a motion 10 dismiss indictments
charging murder and other ottenseS
against the members Of the unlle9
Mine Workers of America was. granted
in district court here late today. ne
defendants were William Bond. flsca
acen, of the union during the COLORADO
coal strike. and ". NJ. Snyder AND Gus
and John Winburg, organizers. Inc
cases, which has been brought here on
a change of venue. grew out OF dlSol'
ders incident 10 the Goa strike IN Las
AnimaS County in 1854.
TRINIDAD, Colo, Aug. 4-Forty
seven indictments in which more than
100 persons are charged with various
crimes growing out OF the COLORADO
coal strike disorders in Las Animas
County and which cases have oeen
pending for trial on change OF venue
before Judge Charles tavandar Or me
SIKH District, were dismissed Oy
Judge Cavanda: today on request Oh a
representative of the attorney general
The dismissal Of these cases cleans Inc
docket Of strike cases save for those IN
which the defendants John K. Lawson,
international board member OF the
United mine workers Of America,
charged with murder. James /. DAVIS
Lawrence Cescolini and NJ. katha'
dOraS.
There are four separate indictments
standing against Lawson who on the
charge of murder was tried IN May
1914. found guilty and sentenced 10
life imprisonment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
VIEWS OF The WAR
AS CLEANED FROM
OFFICIAL REPORTS

Vprdun, almost Quietscent during
tho Anglo-French offensive in the
Somme region, has again become The
Storm crqlrr on the western battle
front. The French forces have taken
the offensive on The right bank of The
Mruse and now hold the Thiaumnnt
work and the greater part o. shE VII
! lHSa Of FleurY. according IN Paris.
The Thiaumont work. already the
scene OF many desperate cOmbats, was
twice in French hands during Il hours
IN Friday. The forces of the German
crown prince fought tenaciouSly, driv'
ing the French from the work once,
bur losing ii again. German counter
attacks were of no avail. says Paris,
and The work remained in the posses
sion Of the French.
Feury. which canEed hands Thurs.
day after the French had succeeded
in taking it. is again almost entirely
occupied by the French Fierce fghi.
ing sill continues in and around the
village German unwOunded prisoners
taken in The Verdun fighting number
400.
/ >~=a4sEIae Somme front. in northern
France. There has beep little infantry
activity, both e-Rritish and French
official communications failing to re-
port any moves on The part If their
armies. London says The Germans
homharded the section southwest nf
Pozieres and also the southern p6r'
tion of the Mametz wood.
Desperate counter attacks by the
Germans in tho region of the SfnkhOd
river. east Of kovel. have resulted in
the retirement of the Russian forces
! which had seized the village Of Rudka,
! Miryanskaa. The fact that the viii
lage is only - miles from kovel, the
Russian objective on This part Of the
Volhynian front. probably accounts for
the intensity Of the fighting there.
The Russian General Sakharof' 5
troops continue 10 advance south Of
!. Brody and toward Lemberg. PetrO-
|. grad reports the capture nf 1900 Aus
tro-Germans in a hot attack" on the
line Of the Sereth and Graberki rivers.
| A squadon Of British naval aero.
planes has attacked with bombs rGr-
man military establishments in the
vicinity of Client. Belgium. London
says considerable damage was done by
the dropping Of two tons Of bombs.
Unofficial reports received in Amster.
dam apparently confirm this claim.
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Following the doubl" funeral service,
hold in Il. l.uke's rr"t"S'hn f.lhSc,,Pn'
churcn. Thursday evening ny IN. i"E :
rr. Jacob Ertt'ingh;'nl., for Ma!'Sr 49,
Brown and Earl panh"rt. WHO, w'rc
Killed ;,r en- AUTOMOBILE" arrid"nr near
pillonvaie. o.. TUESDAY night. aGulti"tt,
s.rvicrs were held yesterday attcrnGH. u
for Mr.. Daub"rt at the family home; !" !"
Allrv II TIL" Rev. William ~. I ;.',l,
~ :; Johns German Evangelical trn' =
nstani rhurrh. "ffiriatcd. y larSr cor, H.
course Of personal friends. c".wntN"rSI
=, Tho Wheeling postnFfice and frn;rrnnl
and social brothers raid lh"ir 'aSl ,ni"-
~. y. r.srnc; to Mr.. nauh"rt. "h" was:
a marcel post carrier and m"nii''f OK
81. I.1l>"s choir Of which Mr., Mr.; hr" .Tbn
,hn other victim. was tn" director. / n"
D.. IT. r:lf.rt paid n most loving rrlh-
rts 20 Mr paHh"y as chr 7hf y% ;c@s
m."I - ,b,rrr Of. the Masons. Forty
.wo mail carriers, Of III" l"cai T@St" Il,
and a number Of clerks attcn"cm IN
body aS did thc mcrIn"rs; Of IN" W i"'tt-
ing Rotary club. tn" r'ithra,f;srS S W'rc
mail carries Thomas l. Watkins. S;hln
,,.l Lloyd Albert VI. Zones r:iW'.9s'
Frederick. Chester james and William
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FAST CONTEST FOR
SEMI-PR0 HONORS
pUQUESNE CLUB WILL U6H MIGHTY
EFFORT TO WIN SECOND r.:
CONTEXT.
Patterson and Elm Grove Team Ha1
Won TtrIt and Will Fight for
Victory Today.

With the semi-pro baseball title at
stake. the smoke will fly when the Du-
quesne club and the Patterson and Elm
Grove boys clash for the honor at Elm
Grove this afternoon. The out-the-pike
lads have won the first Of the series for
the title and feel confident Of victory
this afternoon. The Duques feel equal
ly as confident, and will use every
effort to wrest the second contest from
the out-the-pikers. Rogerson will do
the twlrlng for the Duques. and 1t Is
thought that Costello will be on the
mound FOR the ?. ard E.. G. team. Bero,
conceded to be one OF the fastest first
basemen in the Ohio valley, will play for
the DuQuGsne club, as we'll as number
Of new men who have been signed this
week. -!
The line-ups:
Duquesne club: Corners. H.; Neu-
hardt, p.-rf.: Houtz. CT; Bliskey. IT,;
WEIGH, c.: Woods. 3D.; klee. S.; Stump,
2b.: Carrish. % Bero. h.: Rogerson. p;
Sherwood. rf.; Bennington. p.
Patterson and Elm Grove: Atkinson,
h.: Madden. 2b.; F. Smith; S.; busch,
2b.; Reuther: c.; Weight, r.; E: Smith or
Harris, CT: Hunter, r.; Howard p. Co.'S
tello, D.; Smith. p: Neuhardt. p.