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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Dor Der Sir obfeuert, als Gliidbrirls
ger; er miro ins 3immer 9efiibrt. auf
ben 8oben 9efeBt uno nit 9etreibe BEE
I@iittet.
Our @rtlGrung bieles mertpiirbts
gen trieseril9eu gr0u4es am 5eit
0es s5rieoens fam bic Sotiade biez
men, boB oas S9ieben meiitens tpdhs
renb oes in Der Meibna9tsna9t lib"
li9en @Ipdenldutens ooer ipdbrenO
Der umaiige 9e19iebt. Solpobl bies
2Guten, bos in 5iibbeuti9lanO tebr
bsoei9neno .S9redlduten" beibt. ais
audi Die tpei6na9tli4en llm3ise nit
2drmgerGten iinb uralte beiOnii9e
8rdu9e, Die iiberoIl auf Der Grbe
portommen. Ser beiOnif9e @loube
lebt bier nod fort, DoB man ourd
5tarte 9erGul9e, bur9 cine obrenbe1
tdubenDe 9Ollenmuiit, our9 Snallen
nit rieii9en Peitf9en. i'm Yerei9 Oes
4r1itli9en @laubens, Dor allen au6
our9 bas 2Guten Der beili9en @IOden
bDIe 9Gmonen perf9eu9en tann. Der
8eibnu9tsa6enD gilt nun ols Der
9iinitigite &u9enblid, ale 0iefe unbeil
briitenoen Md9te BON 0aus unO !0ct.
BON 5elo unp Walb gu Deriagen unit
unf9dblt9 gu MAIDEN. 8eionoers be-
tdmpft man in bieier 3ett Oes iie9en'
ben 2t9ts, bas cine 8orabmuns bes
tru9tbaren Sriiblings bringt, ben
Wtnterbdmon, Ser ii9 benz Mo9Ien
uno Seinen Der 8Gume uno Saateu
mioerlebt.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Sang our Gbriitmehe ned beuts 10
8rou9. lleberal in Den Bergen
tnallsn oie SIinten unO meden tau>
1enofa9en WiOerbal in Der beiIigen
@tiQe, bic ionit iiber Oieie gfa9t
ssbreitet lit. SIM rtten Sadeli4etm
panbarn lan9e Hsiben bernieber Don
ben Bergen Our9 2BdIoer unO
S9lu9ten; bic Sadelli9ter bui9eH
pbantdi tif4 iiber Die ~peiten S9ree>
Hidden, unO im,aer Dteper feuert elm
mutiges &ns9t!etn lsine 6linte pber
ptltole in Die Nuft. Din mon9en Dr.
ten, 10 in Ypng1u, perOen io9ar Die
8Oler geIOit, Oeren !dweres &ra9en
0ur9 oos Sal bait.
sSragt man bic Geute, iparum iie
am Gbrii tobenb i4ieBer, 10 ia9en tie,
es 9e19ebe CUR Nbi6redung pDn Oiea
ben, pber Inn all 9efdbrIi9en SteIlen
Die 5prun9bereiten 2oWinen nod Dor
benz 8etreten oes geflr9teten Ylobes
gum Nieber9eben an3uloden, ooer fe
meinen AUDI, bic @rrpdter bitten es
f9on 70 sebaIten, 0orum tdten iie IS
audi. On onberen Orten Oeutfb>
lambs i9ieBt man namentIt9 iiber
unb in Die 8runnen poer au9 in bic
ObfbGume binein. On Der 0eutf9a
bonoter MfiIitGrsrenae gilt berienige,
Der am Meibna9tsta9e etnen S6uB
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

,tem breiten Seebrett trug er cine
bampfenbe PunI4bpipGe unb :. . Iieber
@ott .. Sonni gfo9rs Nugen muir
oen tpeit uno 1ein W}unb Dffnete Ii9
treisrunb, bob Die 3dbne bEiBten :.
neben Der Serrine lag Elm gon3er
8erg bon @ptdaal -. 190n 0unz
telbraun ouf benz Hiden unb am
8au4 i9immern0 lpie reines Gill
BET.
1tnb Damn reoete Der &ommanbont
ton Metbno9ten uno 8aterGon6, bon
Sopfertett, Sein0 unO &ompf unb
Raiier, bic 8orbtapeQe, cine 3ieb@
bdrmOntta uno cine M1unObarmonito,
ipielte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bas 80ot
f@pantte leife snif 9en ben Gonbbu<
geln, bos Meer fang bunfel in ser
Jerne, Der pun'9 rar fiiB unb fart
unb Der Iol tOitli9er aIs ie9li9er
@al, Ser ouf einem @9iff ser tai>
ferli3en Marine perfpeiit tpOrben
mar.
X
SIN ber 5riibe Deg Meibna6tsmor>
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
AnrnHRR W ? I'll TIA ri t.
Non &urt &ii9ler.

5age, Dos mar oas mtn0efe. Damn
uDlus Weibna@ten unD Q8etbna1ts@
feler i'm !0afen, aut Dem alien Bobnz
i4lff, tpD etne 10 gemiitli9e Wtonnz
19uIrsme1le mar, mu man etnen Son@
iuenbaum nit rlbernen &etten un0
lprJBeu Ni0tern yeibmiidt botte. Dos
pur ia nun oIIe5 giiig. 1no Puni9
unO 0rpg un0 braune Su4en aus Der
@etmot -, oueS @hig! llnb cin
munDerbareS @rammopbon bate
man out Der oltea Rorpette i'm 9ofcn,
6etn tonnte Das ipteIen =. bort oinz
MT. :. limo mas tpor nun? Scum tnatz
tecten uno tra9ten bic Weotore, nun
troff Der Hegen, nun pfiff oer Wino,
nun plutl6te unD tpiiblte Die See.
1tun lag man unten i'm Wtotorraum
auf Dem 8ou9 unD puBte Mai9inen,
UNI on @tele Der Metbno9tster3en
bronnter Die blafen, 9elben GliibIamz
pen, uno Sonnengeru9 un0 9rogz
putt CAB es autp ni9t, aber UNI 10
reiNltWer Ben5tn< uno Oel9eitant.
&nurrenO 1tie5 Sonnt Wtobr Die
I9male GtIenitte9e binunter uno
IAa9te iid pieOer an Die Mrbeit. 81
mar Elm broper unO fletBtger Wtaz
lroie, bos peiB Der 9immeI, un0 iein
l1nterieebppt lleOte er meDr alS feline
8rout in Der 2lDmirolitdts itraBe in
9omburg, oDer penigitens beinabe 10
=, abet gerope am beiligen NbenO?
llnO er lieB letnen Corn an einem
Ridelgriff aus, Den er f9on oreimoI
qepuBt bate, Der ftdJ aber INNER outs
neue ouf rdtlelbaTte Wetfe nit i@mutz
3iQem Nel beOedtc.
0eint Yott, Der 9ogere Nfoot bonn
SorpeOprpbr i'm 8or0erI3tff, Der me-
benon i'm G4lafraum unter ieiner
0dngemotte fab unD gebulDig on Ell
nem perbr0feIten Stiid @arn berumz
o:beitete, iab oos perdrgerte @eii4t
S5onni Mobrs uno be9riff. Gr tom
beron, tippte i'm NIT ieinem langen
3eigefinger nuf Die S9ulter uno
19rie tbm unter Dem 2drm Der Moe
tore inS Obr:
.@iebIt bu, Syonni, oer 8rieg, Der
Fat feinen @tnn fir bas Sinni9e! So
Itebt nun ir9en0nD, binten ouf See,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

gsns tau9te oas Scot ouf, bor1i9tig
unb fpdbenb.
Gtne 9ren5enlofe ueberrai4ung bot
1i9 Dem &ommu.loonten am 4eriltop,
pa lag i'm @eit9tstelb, it9 erau aus
benz 9un1t bes Wtntermoreens l0s
ieno, cine sanse feinblibe 5lottiue:
8reuaer, SorpeoOboote, 3erit0rer uno
fade S9tffe, bon oenen md9ttge
Slug5euse in bic 2uft itiegen.
Ser aommon0ont bes beut1@en
Sau4bOOtes pftff bur9 bic 3dbne.
Cine 8Iuttpeue 19oB linn in Die
@tirn. CUR re4ten 3ett mar er cuff
getau9t. @ntf4lohen 9rtff ct in Die
9ebel. SIS tpar Acknowledgement -
Der Sag, an Dem bor einem Sabre
bic GnglGnber ben 8erfu9 9epagt
batten, aus &a9e fir Scarborough
unb 9artlepOoI Gurbaben gu iiberz
rumpeln.
@loden f9rilten. 6Gnoe flogen.
9ebtrne arbeiteten. Die SIanfen bes
f9nalen 8ootes bebten bor Samples
luit.
rgllle Sorpe0os flar!"
Der gifrisfte, gliibenbfe ipar
sspnni Mobr.
Die ftille Na9t NOR borbei.. Gs
opnnerte pieber Der Rrieg.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

rWeibnodtsn!4 sudte es pIosIi9
our9 Sonnt Mobrs Seele, un0 cine
ieltiame Seierliateia fubr iiber i'm
bin. @r fab bic &omeraben an:
Meibna9ten itorb in ben groBeu,
onntlen @ugen 9eini gotts. Meib<
no9ten gldn5te in ben iti1en &ugen
oGer1 SomeraOen,. Die Mdnnsr, Die
uneri9roden ibr 8oot ben tau1enb
8efabren bes Meeres unb 0es &riez
ges entsegengefiibrt botten, 5odten am
8ooen, lagen in ben 9Gngemutten, io>
ben ouf Der i9malen @iienitiege ).
ale feltfom per.Oren in tbre @e0anz
fen -. bor9ten auf Die StilIe, bor9z
ten auf Wetbn -:dten.
Od fam Der &ommanbont NIT ben
Offt5ieren. nSungens!" rief ct
itrabIero. rNuh iDpllen mir Weibz
na9ten feiern! 2uf Dem @runb Der
See! Dos 1T mai mas anOeres,
pos9"
ST Ioate fr09Ii9, Sonni Mubr
ntdte lebbaft:
$50 CT re6t 6at, bo bot ct re9t!
@s IS mai mas onner5!"
Sm ielben Mu9enbtid fam Ser Sod
aus Der tpin5igea &Om6iiie. 2(uf Ell
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Sin poor @tunren Dor Der 0Gm>
merung 0e5 beili9rn NbenD8 DerIieB
Da3 5au4boOt Sen 9ofen. Nus Dem
DuntIeu 9ummeI trpplte Der He9en, Die
brett beronrOlIenoen Wogen mui&en
iiber Dus Oed un0 be1plilten Den
gxuuen &urm. 90 ftan0en Der Som
manOont unD Der ,Sngenieur III ibgen
14wur5IeOernen, mob gI0n3enOen Nm
3iigen unO lugter in Die DunItige
SCENE, unb Der s5ngenieur l4lug, IN
miiblom Oerboltenem 9rong no4 gro~
ben 3oten, i'm Sott Der tnotternoen
sutotore ouf Oos GeIdnOer; totataz
ia 80. tutatntota.
&ein 0ompfer, feline &au6Idule
tom III @i6t. @nOlO8, eth ungebeuz
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

ton5te nod cine tleine 8eile iiber Dem
Wu1er. Damn 1anr au9 OieIes toit@
bare 9luge in Die Gee.
0as Sou9bool lag nit obgelteaz
ten Waotpren auf @runo, atpan5ig
lleter unter Der SberflG9e bes W1eez
,es, fonft bingebettet 3tpii4en stpei
nieOrige @onobiigel.
9on5 ionberbar mar Is, ais bic
Motoren uno S9rauben plGBlt9
t9miegen. Sie Slime Der Mdnner
batter 5i9 10 feqr an ben tpiitenoen
2drm getpObnt, blB Die @til1e, bic nit
einmal BEL ibnen mar, ipunber1am in
tire GeeIen Orong. Sic bpr9ten ouf
uno blidten eritaunt in ale @intel
oes Boots, als miiBte irgenbpo i'm
Serborgenen, binter einem aaiten
ober einem 3plinoer, elm sebeimnisz
pOlles 8efen iiBen, Dem Dieie tiefe
Sttue tftr0mte. N2it ongebaItenem
9ltem Ioui4ten bic Mdnner, es ipar
ibnen alien, als fprd9e Die @tiQe Su
linen. Sang aus Der Serne, bon melt
Der, pie aus Der Seimot, fam elm
Ourfles flon9polIes Houi9en, gons
beimli4, gang i4po6, eine i60ne,
innige Melobie -. bas par bas
8raufen Oes Meeres bod iiber ibnen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Mos bat @eibno@ten, bos SET
Ser 2tebe unb bes Srte0ens, nit
triegertf9en 8rdu9en gu tun? unb
oo9 gtbt es 10 mon@e @e9enben in
beutf9en 2anOen, in 6enen felt uruIz
ter 3ett am WetbnodtsobenD - ges
f9ofen :Dirb. SIN S@lefien f9oB
man friiber benin peibna9tIt9en
Rir9gan9 ni9t nur nit @epebren,
fonbern fogar nit Ranonen, un6 oIs
@runb fir bic feltfume Site tpuroe
dngese6en: nMon tpedt bomit bic
Sauten." @ebnIia sei9ob es in
S9paben, uno in Tirol 1T es beim
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

rer Qdet nit betrunten tan5enOen
@9ouen be6nte Ii6 bic See.
2lu8 Der runOeu Cute i'm M3terOed
tau9te Der rOte &Opf Oes Matro1en
syonni Ntobr. SDnni W}obr 4ielt eli
n fettigen @er9bolIen in Der 0anb,
nit Dem er ioeben Die g}tdeIteile Der
@aiOIinmoi4inen i'm N}otorroum 9ez
puBt botte, unO i4noppte no6 2uft
tpie Elm Slid, Den man outs Srodene
gepOrfen bot. MiBper9niigt i4aute
er iiber sic unr1bige See uno ipii6te
fih nit Dem WergbolIen drgerli4 bas
beiBen0 fuI5ige Wofer aus Den 2lu>
gen, boS cine 6odbOr6 seripringenoe
Weue ihm bineinqefpribt bate.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Sicfbmmflc Nad)t, Slm Simmcl fermc
GrNlibcrm MilliOncn Stcrne =
9&adJ bartcn GGmpfcm rngt SaS Seer,
Nmr elmer luadjt, SanO ant 8eluebr.
gSic trGnmcnO ltnrrt CT OOr itd) hin:
Sic Seimot gcbt linn Omrd Ocn Simn.
9as StcrnenGecr, in icincm Sranme
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

8irO es 5mm Observation-Disclosures
6amme,
Gr iicbt Iein Sei,n, iuie iie iidj frcnm
Sett ocafcn iie geluif aud ieim -
Ga SrObnt eim S6uf! 9as 8ilb emit.
idluanO,
Gr itebt auf @adt i'm 5cinSeslamo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18

Tho local high school pas" ball team
will cross bats with the Cathedral team.
Wednesday afternoon of this week, hut
the place for playing the game has not
been settled. IL ~ likely that the game
will Toe PLAYED on the Island ball park.
as mo- grounds ave available in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
Eellaire Briefs.

Mr.. and Mr.. Arthur Stewart have TO-
tutu"d % -. 'lhTsNill'. after e visit
Mrs.. David White. OF New Martir--
wis. has returned hom. after visit
WIN nj ni'tn.f. Mr. James M"rhns.
Mr.. charles ~uItn.r has returned To-
her home iu Cleveland. after visit win
relatives iu the city.
Charles Wallac. e former resident OF
lhlN CIV nov located iu Texas i~ visit
Charlie Wallace. forui,r resident
OF TINS city. now located iu TsXta. I-
visiting relative here,
Miss LIS lal.'r has returned Geo h,r
home in GAINESVILLE. after visit with
Mis-. Edne Mae Hop,in-. or Forty
Mr ana Mrs John Curr.u. OF canton.
are gu'~ts OF E"llarr. relatives.
Mrs. John W klrS ami baby. of
Rev. ana Mrs. G.. T.. smith ON ,,u-sn--y
Miss ezra Bico. teacher in the
.Aprl vacation wi,n her parents ON
Il g. smith. OF Iohnstown o., rr-
turned home N'~t'rda> after q visit with
ms mother. Mrs. Mary smith. on Union
HERMAN Nowcu. of cleveland has rc-
turned homo after @ visit with relatives
AIi-~ Emma Reed OF Gra,ci uir. NJ,
f.lurn"d from visit with friends a.
. l'Itt -nurEn
Al"mhsr- o. ihe Is. *. c,us Will bc en-
home of Air- ALBERT R.ohI on rrumbuli
street "Wednesday evening Fancy worA
VIII b. tho diversion. s. luncheon vii.
u' 90 rNed.
me'fiu- OF tine Belmont County
Automobile 1--.D citation and others inter
b ,-t"i BOO tire ,Fu."uu bond i.su. Tor tho
Improvement of West INVENT third
-trs't. and West MaSnIuE tuu street.
I"id meeting JOB Ih' rooms OF B"ilsir'
Commercial club last night Tho auto
iFtr went CON record a. favorable. fu 90,
.Wprut 'msut and indicated their willing
ness Geo use their Influence with tho
Nniyr- fu approve ths bond |H.uf.
Tho young ladies rit-. uf tho South
social go tho church THURSDAY p. rntn..
MIS-. Eddy. 20 fore ga rufaaluuHr, repre-
~"ututiV~ Will deliver Hu address 81 the
south E'IHir' ~ O. church Thursday
afternoon
NJ sud Nre g. Wilson have returned
| Z" Cambridge. after 20 visit with local
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18

Geo. & GI,hI Of Cincinnati r,uUsr.uf-
.sI tho Pictorial Printing Go. uf Aurora.
lI.. was here calling ou the trade Mon
Mrs Henry Koontz. or NsW Martins
Vile. W. Va. spent saturday and sun
d1N with Miss Eula Fish.
Henry Fish has returned tn his home
at Newton Fails. after o. visit with rcla-
lN'- here.
Miss Mary Summons spent SUNDAY
VIII Miss Edna Rial 80 MrMsUhcu.
Miss Alice Huufee OF nj. Liberty
visited ~hadyside friends. saturday.
Fred Starksy 81 WarWoud. spent sun
day with his mother Mrs chris. Baw-
son.
Miss EIauct, Zimmerman visited
friends az DHdtz. Friday and saturday.
MarEar,I. fnt lttl. daughter. OF Mr.
and Mrs Trrmtu Wright OF tho Smitn
addition. is DO 20 her homo with measles.
Herbert Lindsay visited friends at
Esall~yIll". SATURDAY, and sunday.
The excavation for the new Msthodi %
church has been completed and fhu re-
fusut work will boz commenced this week
John Kay who l- s student ct Grove
friends ari attending the ST. Clair-ville
Irs-hHt.rN held st Martins Ferry. None
dst.
b. u. S.hram will move Dis grocery
store ON central avenue fu lIa new
store r..u .u Lincoln avenue ON Tues
d1F or WedueeI1y.
Marion GROW of ST. Cltrsvtue spent
-t'.r'.. H.i sunday with Shady side
Dr. g. WHauusr ra- started fo svsa.
Naf. for hI- new home on ~mihhcli
Nt.s NIts r.ssrore -rert Che veck-
.U. n..| |.I HIrfN.. HI nsH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
SECOND DEATH IN
TEATERS FAMILY
WITHIN TWO DAYS
TWO MARTINS FERRY GIRLS sue
CuMB TO MEASLES AND
PNEUMONIA.
Manic. Aged Seven, Died Sunday. aad
lola, Aged Nine. Died Yesterday.
Another sister Very III

The Death Angel made another visit
70 tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Teatcrs. ON Crawford street Martins
Ferry. yesterday afternoon. when lola.
their nine-year-old daughter. died after
short illness OF pneumonia. which
Followed an attack OF measles. This Is
the second death to occur in the family
IN two days. on Sunday afternoon
their scVen-year-old daughter. Maize.
PASSED away after a short illness Of the
sam" malady. Another child a i've
N'ur-old daughter, IL critically al and
little hope Is entertained for her recov-
cry
Funeral services were 90 have been
held at the home this afternoon over
the remains OF the daughter who died
sunday afternoon, hut since the death
or the second daughter. yesterday. the
double funeral will he held from the
homo Wednesday afternoon. unless the
death Of the third child occurs before
that time. Tho services will b. in
charge Of the Rev. George w Hail.
pastor Of the First Christian church,
and tho bodies will he laid beside each
other m Riveryiow cemetery.
The children we're all afflicted with
m" measles about two weeks ago. The
parents have the sympathy Of a host
OF friends in their sad bereavement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
GAINESVILLE, 0

EAGNE~N1LIE. o.. April 1.-The
death OF Ellis a. Loo. editor and pub
h-I. ROT the EHrut~vill. Enterprise. one
OF tho leading local papers Of Eastern
ohio. passed away tar tn, ONO Valley
General hospital Monday morning FOL
lowing su operation of few days ago.
Mr. Lee was born bon Bcrks county. Pa.
August IS. 1N4". and was son Of the
lat James ana LYDIA Lee. former we'll
known residents Of Bcrke county. In
1851 no. graduated with hOuors from
Nezttowu boarding school and Tor a
number Of years taught school. Tie later
took commercial course. graduating
from Crittsn deu's Commercial college IN
philadelphia In 1857 he moved 20
Earue-rill" where Dee entered tho First
National bank - bputkkssper and later
be,Hw" cashier His faithful and temi-
cIrnt service 80 this capacity continued
through nine years In 1s5S Mr.. Lee
Enterprise and in 1855 purchased the
rarer aud with tho ASSISTANT, Of MA
wife conducted the paper until her death
occurred. At hat time their son.
Charles lee. became assistant editor
and has htsu associated with tho paper
since Iu 1859 Nj Ice watts united IN
married with bCfa ". Dove VINO was a
dsuEhtter Of John and Maria Dove ma
fIEa~ ~ MarF land. who were among the
teurly settlers in Barueeyille Two
children were born 90 them. Laura H..
50 Ho died in 1853. and Charles g. Ice.
Nj Lee and family nave Away boon
active members 81 the First Methodist
church and have boon prominent So
risll,. Funeral arrangements are not
yet made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
Court News.

The case of Roy : Jordan. admiuis-
traitor ~ IN" estate Of Rcbecca 4. Naz-
trotanui. deceased. ". A. W. Mcdonald
action FOR $1,000 damages. h. being
tried to e jury IN common pleas court
today. Mrs. Na~troisnui was a resident
OF llummoudsNille. this county. and on
August IL. 1915. was struck and In
stautly killed by "A piece ~ rock which
had been blown from stone quarry
located 200 feet from her home The
quarry was leased and was being work
eu 10y the defendant. who 70 is alleged
was guilty Of negligence and careless
ness iu blasting. u iS alleged that no
warning was given Of tho blasting.
james Lawrence and Herbert EilSixer.
OF lIammondsville. are here To testify
for the defendant. the plaintiff Wit
ncsSos are Emma Jordan. Grace David
son. Thomas Davidson. George Par
sons. Ezra Rice. Emmett Lawrence and
George Taylor
The cour has allowed O. temporary m
junction a. Irayed FOR n the case Of
Edna Abel rs. Grover Abcl diVorc.
action.
ON recommendation Of the prosecutor.
Ernest Butler. OF pillonNalo. bound
over To- tn" grand jury by Mayor Neel.
OF bIllonval', was released ON his own
rtpuguignnsf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-18
A penn. FIREMAN
UNABLE TO EAT
CLAIMS He SUE FERED FRO
STOMACH TROUBLE UNTIL
HE WAS STARVING.

II used TO be considered that only in
digestion and dyspepsia were TO be
traced 10 the stomach. but in this age
OF enlightenment modern science
proves that many diseases have their
beginning in the arrangement Of this
most important organ. Therefore.
when your stomach is out or order
you can understand how quickly your
entire body is affected. thereby AFFECT.
ing other organs which then fail to
perform their proper functions. Plant
Juice. the new herbal system tonic.
acts like magic in all cases of stomach.
liver and kidney trouble. as is attested
by the numerous testimonials received
from people all over the country who
have been absolutely cured OF their all
ments.
Following is the signed statement Of
Mr.. Henry Klingensmith who resides
AZ 179 Forty-third street. Pittsburgh.
Pa. and is well known and popular
employee OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. He said
Il had been informed that had lum-
bago. for ! suffered from severe pains
across my hips which extended to my
stomach. | had suffered a great deal
from stomach trouble also. which took
the form OF indigestion. At times food
would make me sick and ! would be
forced 10 abstain from eating for a
week at a time Nv appetite was very
bad and | was weak and dizzy. had
tried many remedies but never receiv.
ed any benefit until began TO take
Plant Juice. | noticed a decided i'm
provement in my condition after the
very first bottle. ! have continued its
use until il has now cured me Of lum-
hago and all the pains have left my
back and stomach. ! am recommend
ing Plant Juice TO all Of my friends. "
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
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Gilbert Jeur.. TO- Oieorge Thomas. lot
spring View S-5. Gtorg. Beatty TO
Harry J.. strong. two lots. city. Si.05o.
Harry q. strong Co. Arthur Dover. lot.
,itr. $3.50. y. ". smith Co. Benjamin
ltkI.. 15-iuu s. ~mThu'Iu township.
Sl-5. Hugh \. Mclaughlin Goo Oscar
IargrsVc. lot. Ndcua $3.50. charles q.
Cunningham Co John iiobson lot
Richmond $500. Emma w. Rail TO wH-
liam 4. GeeT. 400 square foot. Knox
township. 81. John " Tarr To- William
I. Tarr lot. MiuEo junction. 81. VIII
liam ". Gichrist to Asa McGrsw. Metse
Wells township. $500. United Statos to
William Altman. one-puartcf section 10.
~rrinhcld township. Frank Molke to
George Polonohau. IS acres. Steubenville
township. s. Bosamond q. Hiu 90 y.
Frank Murphy. lot. city $500. Jennie
TAR 20 John V TAR. 1HN \ Steuber-
willie and cross Greek townships. $500.
Horace \ simmons TO Ernest Maiss. lot.
city. -. James l.. cox to William Rains
berg. iof Harmony. $3.50. Wilbur J.
Workman 70 Jessie Schnclihach lot Ia
Ecllcvicw. s.. Paul Kootchwav 90 Mike
kOoclwav. lot. Dillon 81. Charities "
Hunt to Richard e.. Johnston. two lots
Ifarweu place t53250 William ,.
Yost 20 August Freebooter. Pebble bank
lot. 81. Burgess W Lewis TO \ =
buckingham. 1fSSs T. Wells township.
81. Lewis powuer 90 Albert j. lIaines,
lot. Brilliant. $3.50.
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Frazier Elected Captain.

Y UI'fTInE " no HIEn "TIUUT IIak|T
hfll squad was held BOO fhs auditorium
last evening. following The dismissal of
school tn" meeting was hold for the
purpose Ot 'l.ctinE a captain Tor Tho
next season. SetrrnI names were am
nnuucfd. and when fI. bHitufIug ceased
william Frazier. star player on the
1916 team was elected hH 70 good MIA
i"ufF. Under hue '1ufuIusy th. team
nfrf season should bf wIusr NU
Tho U'rUhere are stars 4ua with fIt
training ~ fNn past a~uepu un. ~ fIs
best teams BOO fh' state should h. d..
rsIuprd
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quite seriously 500 OF measles. Is slowly

quite seriously 500 ~ measles. Is slowly
recovering
lincoln Lodge. 40. 60. T. N. = held =
'urEcl1 attended business meeting last
.N.uIur eco The 80. Nfsrheu building
~ tho Republican district mass meet
ing held saturday evening a. the Nc
Nrrhrn school building " p. Goodw In
and col James IHrwcr. were elected
IeIrgafes fn tho WcUshurF convention
and r. q. rOyie and = Y Hunter dele
Ing
Niss NFnea Kaufman has resumed her
sfuifra Hf West Iihertf normal school
after visit with uer parents here
Tnhr Diversified. 90 sixth street. has
rur.ha ard Hr Alien touring car through
fHH local TIurhsrrrr agency
Parser T.t. popular Conductor on the
local division or fIs Traction company.
.. .HrfurU fH DIE homo iu N0undsvilie.
..Ter.nr Of measles
o. 20 Etsrd haa returned fo iis home
Doc f'ntrre Far Hffrr tIe.' with reia-
...|. hero
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D. -. Perry resumed his duties at
th" Dollar Rank yesterday after sew
cral days illness.
Only one arrest was made by the
local police last evening. the offender
being picked up on the charge OF drunk
cureSs.
The weekly meeting ~ tho Senior Me-
chanlcs viii De held IN their hail on
Main street this evening.
Robert Mansfield returned Co Barnes
viii" yesterday morning after attend ing
tho Busb"y funeral IN this city SUM-
dan
Fr5nk Robinson OF this city met with
an accident with his auto on the Ma
tiouat pike SUNDAY when ne threw the
wrong gear smashing a wheel.
one plain drunk was given a hcari nj
Iu police court yesterday morning. ne
being tho only offender.
Alvin Nudpru. who b. attending school
lr Pittsburgh iS home FOR few DAYS
cal ling IN his friends.
George ScheefZ was called 20 St
Clair-viilc yesterday morning FOR jury
duty
Miss Gertrude Marsh. who is attend
ing Mount Union college. is home 20
spend tho Easter vacation with her par
suts
squire Frank Ledviuka left yesterday
morning for Canton Co attend the Joint
conference OF the miners and operators.