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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
"5llrnate,' Ofen
O0er Ramin=9e
Gam oebtu sic sam Sabri;aascH.
E6e %, &. 2Bt6G $tOue 60.
10i -f09 2ie6t-Strohc.
tNuo2a e9Rts)
N0uOcrauSitclnus uSricscrsrubmuI
nnO NriegcrOcntmul."

Der BON Der Gltnitballe Monnbcim
eeleitetc o5rcie 9uno 5ur GinbHrge-
rung scr biIOcnocn &mit" croffnet
nm 2. Sumior cine @oiocrousItcl
lmg bic 5lnGc0it ii @iomn9ciuL 70
Damn iii cincr Gcibc Oclti6cr StGo
tc 0c5cigt pcrocn ioII. 0ic glusItcI
hmG percipigt cinc groBc gmsmoDl
gcidlicbtIidcn lmo 5citgcnoliiicben
Dlotcrials 5u Ocm Gbcno n&ricgcr
9ro6mol lalo Griegcrocufmol, nnh
ipitcmotiihci @ciiHtsptnftcn 9coro-
net. sic mill fcinc bcitimrtcn Dor
lngcn mo cno9iItieer @oricbI1gc
oorbieteiL nod oencn idobloucniuo.
Bi1 (Sra6. mo 0cnfni1lcr crrihtct
pcroen fonncn; iic 5ciot leoi9Iid bic
9lntbeilnobmc Der &iinler 9cltid
lonos lno ScitcrrcidS al orr @cltol.
tmg Ocr ourM ocn aricg 9citelltcn
glnigo0cn. GiOgliItigc 26iunqcn
fonncn mn langian lmo orgoniiN
6cronrciicn. Die 9lislteaung ioll
Oicier Gntuidhmg nidt Oororciicr.
I'm 81 crwciien, ooB apdb I'M 6cloc
mo IN oen 6cicBtcn (Scbictcn 6crcitS
@ermhe cincr fimitleriiN miiroigcn
9lusaciiolftng Scr aricgergrdbcr &C.
uaht mcrOcn 1T cine 1clHIoiicnc 9lb-
tbcihmg BON inipropiiirten @raDmG-
fern geihaiicl morocn oercn @ert
tbcilim9 ircilirb niht aacin nud
ditbctiidcn @eicbtspimftcn eci6c6cn
odri. Tic @cnerdl-Gouuu1nooS ocs
tt. 9lrucccorp5 uuo 0cS Il 9icicrpc,
2lrncccorpS, 8. D. ocricligen 9lrmcc.
corps, in ocren @er61nocn bauptiacb-
lid baOiibc 9uppen fGmpien bobca
3ipei gcid)lOiicnc GmippcI Don Wr1.
bern in0 GcuhuGIcrn cingcrihtct,
oic in ibrem Sefedts6crccb imcr6ol6
Der Gront entitanOcn iino, Die 9hS.
iieIlitng criolgt inter Dlihpirtimg
oeS 0ettiden @erfbunocS mo Oes
HcltiMcu @inocS fir S,cimotbidub,
nit oeucn acnicinion cine umiang-
rcibe Tcnfimriit porbcrcitct miro.
9tiberOcnt erirut lie lid Ger lperf-
tb0ti9cn lmo bcrot6enOcn llntcritiit-
SING 5oblrciMcr Nlriccn aimii9e.
wcrbciMucn ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ren, tSeiellid5aiten uuo @ripatperio-
ncn Die i'm &obnen ser 9hlsiteIlun5
iclbit iopic in ocm IN %orbercitng
befinOlihet 6iibrcr noncntlih ali-
gcii9rt uer0en ioacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

(arlnncinrntInma. lllnrft

Ginc groBc @cicaihait 90. 9uric
& Goy aus 9lelu 9orf. uiro III Aol-
tinorc Cit @cid)1it cr0iincn nuo bat
SIT oicicn 3medc onrH 9. SoworO
9iharOs OoS Orciit6digc @ciA0its
bous 9}r. l5 @cit Qcrinaton.S Sir,
auf longc 3cit gepahtct, Iic meme
C5irma lpiro Spc5ioIii1tcu rno fcr.
tigc Gamcnalciomesitiidc pcrfou.
icn
&ou @eorgc Slcir bat &r. NSo6n
@orner Ocn 500 bctrogenocn @rnno.
sins Scr orci S1iicr N}r. 1903, 1897
lno 1911 9cntolou 5troBc gcfollit.
Gurh &ermittlind Ger SumN.
itilfmoflcrSirmo uNcoltv NIort" lit
pon 6rm 9londc &. Butter mo il.
rcr Scbpcitern Oos procGtpolle orci.
ltodi9c So6n6auS an scr 9loromcit.
gdc ocr !0laoiion-9Ipcmic imo Wlc
0lcdcltsStroBc an Srl. 9(tuic 6.
Jlil0ell pcrt0llft luorocn.
81 Seocfino hot bon gScb6 &
@bitc Oen 9nnplab 9}r. 100 ln0 sic
NdIite bon 9atpIab 9}r.1i0 ali scr
g'ort1aSpcnnc, ipeitliM OcS Grob
Golmirp 9ouleporOS, 9efouft. Gle
@clonlmtilohc bat cine 9(uSoc6mng
pon 70 bis 233 Snb. Ger aaitiprciS
betru0 onudberno Sl,SO0.
%on Der 6ronf 9iopaf Neoltp So.
lpuroe 9cltcrn INN sic Grlou6nib
itobaclnd)t iicben 5lpciitodigc SSo6n-
1oifier 15 bei 80 6uB. ali ser Oit.
leItc Der Narforo-9loc., 3lpiihcn 9lor.
lpooo. rno g. StroBe, crribteu 5ii
oirfer, Gic 9nipl1ue mlmoen poit
ealliS 4 Goais ouSoeor6eitet ms
oie 9anfoltcn iperOen iid olf $500
6eloltien.
------ ------ ~
Nbpnncntrn bic bcn re,,tfd,r,, fsrr4er,..,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
9lns Ocu @cridltSO1ien.

y. @lW SSiIion bon Scr 9tehtSproris
ousgeidloiien Gem 9lr5te Gr
8arrp u. 9lidarOS Elm lieucr BRO
5cB Dcrucigcrt. 6rou 2otro6e
beOenft i6rc Cicnitbotcn in ibrcm
Gcitamentc. S6eiOungsfIogc
Sniol9c elmer llntcrnltbung Scr
9luiGulOigimg, 0aB er gcgcn oen MI.
ter Suriiten beltebenOen gbrencoOcr
bcritoBen babe, lit s.. @up g9ilioi
Der icit II Sabrcn in Baltimore ais
Hcdtsamualt prafti5irt bat 0iirh
Cbcrrid)tcr Soper ans BEN Rcdt5-
amuoltstnnOe ousgcltoBen moroen
Die llntcrirdlmg 9eqeu Serrr ggil-
ION Der 3S Sabre alt lit, lmo einer
scr befonntcitcu 9lnm6ltc Scr StaOt
mar, purOc Dou cincm Spe}ial.Go.
mite scr Gcreiniglmg scr Sliriiteu
geiiibrt lmO Sic Sauptper6anOluna
fanO oor Ser oberiteu StoOt0eribts-
bonf itott Su ser gllSltoBungs-&cr-
fii1lmg beiBt cs, noB 0urb Dno oon
ocm Gonlitc poraelegtc @cpciSmatc-
rial bic gegcn Ncrrn @illon crbobc-
neu Acknowledgement erwieicn imo
Die icbi1c N}oBno6me scr obcrlien
StoOtgcriht0banf lit OaS 9ioHmicl
5u @6eluirrcn III Scr 1omilie oeS Ir
G6ouncep Z. Scu6Dcr, ocS @ciibcrS
ocS Sonatoritlms in 9lrlin0ton unO
I'M Sauie OeS Gr. Charles 5. @ool
for0. Souo6l 6rou 5cloocr ais
ouh 6ron @oolioro cupirftcu i'm
leRien Sabre cine G6cidcioimg.
Fcncr @ro3cB DcrWctgcrt.
Ger 9lr5t Or, 0arr ". GidorOS,
mclbcr olu 90. Souar im Grini-
noI9cridt itbuI0ig beiiinoeu iuorOcn
mar, 0cu 400 OcS ,5rlS. QiQiou
Smith bon Gbcitertomn Ourc6 cine
crimiuclle Operation ucrlrladbt 5n
bo6cll crbdlt teiuet ucucn 9Sro5cb.
Gic obcriic 5taotocridtsbott bat
ocn Nntra1 ucrpeigcrt uno e6enio iii
ole &cricbicblmg OcS llrt6cilS ob1c-
iNloAcn por0eu. Nr. &ictar0S mlb
eiitueoer an 0oS Staots stpella.
tionsgeribt appcIIircn o0er muB iid
fir sen Gmpfnn9 iciucS llrtbeiIS
Dem &ibter 1uiiD i'm GrinlinoIge.
ricbt oornibrat loiicu. CT. GifarOS
beiwoct ii6 im Stootgciau9uiB, Oa
CT id mc0cn oes 9(ngriffS ouf Sos.
d. 4lcreoitD nod 81 pcrunhuortcn
Dat
@cocnft Ticnrbotcn.
Gie ou 81. 6c6rior pcritorbcuc
Srai GIcn 2otrc6e sic @ithue OcS
Generals 3. 6. oatrobc, bat III ID.
rem Eeiiancnte Ocm id)par5cu
0ienihuao@cu gloclaioc GouiS 500
lmo Scr aronfcnpiIcgcrin 9lor0
9Soro $1,000 ouSgeictt. @cu i1rcn
SmtSbnltsia6cu crbdlt Cbcrit SHcr-
lod SluauM Gin So6u aus scr critcn
Gbc oIlc 5dlutdiahen Sic oon ici-
uem Batter itanmcn. Ger 9iclt Ocs
Snusgcrdt6eS lit inter sic orei Stiu-
Der, 6rau Charlotte 8. Stebcalon
SRI. ellen q, 9otrobe rnO i. 6. Co.
irobe, iimu 81 bcrtbcilen. llebcr ocn
Rcit OcS Gcrnogens bat bic Gcrltor-
bcnc fcinc GiSpuIitioncn octroiicn.
2 dciOunNSfIo9c.
NSm arciSaeridt 9lr. 2 bat 6rol
9lOcloioc 9|onor gage cine &(a0c
iun Sdci0in6 pon i6rcm Mannc
Sornro A. Sage oiub ocu NedtS-
anralt Sorr0 3. S8oIi cirrcida
loiicu. Gic 6ralt iagt IN Ocr alagc
oaB Gage Gin crpertcr 9udhi6rcr tit
im0 3piidcn $t50 mo 5000 pro
&oclc pcroicut Eic 8rou 0crIonot
9llimcntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
Gcrfdllie ouf scr Baltimore 9lftien.
W1rle.

N~GL
80 TmbeiIc sIum eano dHb 81 com 99la
% gIniBeile struu sano ano @r COM 50
10 smibeilc @oltuorc Grut 80, .loG,s
~ 70 swigciIc baltimore auOc pio 81
10 sn5cilc golHmorc Gpbc pO. 0iM
100 sniociIc Baltimore Gpe bib. 81
slubciIc 9oItim6rc rnoc pfo.. ora
2s sInibcilc baltimore aupc pio. 81
p smiDcile Baltimore 1upc com 400
s5 sInibeilc Baltimore Cube com. .io5
il7o smibeils Goshen cilouS c5as com. 10
i2o snip1iIc Goshen SiIano Gas cont i0ls
li5 snf5cIc Gosocn Oil nao c5as coni. ioli
90 smiocilc 9osocn ciIano eios com iols
90 au1eile Gosocn Oil auo ejas com t0h
~ sui0cilc eosSen citanc @os cont iogs
Veo @nipcilc Gosocucilano eas com 10
80 snibeile Goshen ciioao caS com iOls
400 sni0cle GoSocu cilano oaS com 10
p snibeilc GaSocn 1ii nno @as com iois
soo Sntoele Goshen Sil dno eas cont 10
70 Anibeile Goshen ciI ano c5oS com iols
100 Nui6cnc Gosocn oil aac C,os com "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
@erlnnnt:
9lcrlnnnIl

MMtnlg @ddcrmehcr nn6 gdder-Nrbeitcrl
r. Nudersglrbcier uno gushelier tueroen ners
sMnat mo nuenipelohb beiorot I'M 9rbelisbiis
tuu ge. L. or" @iiiicps Sane, 1903 Epro.
o'ssS9sTla. s9salad .strahe. Sobn aeDr, @e6aisIaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
lsreii, in @nIIlmurcr MarEten.

Gro6eercn, Guart. .. $50.
FrepeIbeercn, Gnort 20c.
Tofap.Graubet @fuuo. ... doc.
Sod-gIepfel u Eed. .Sc.--t2c.
Saicl.Slcpiel u Tcd. ..sc.-2oc
Sran9cn 6lorion, Gae. .15c. Coo
Sranacn California, Deo 80 G0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
$1,000 nuo $t675
gonIcUaro Seine

. am TalfS 9ipuo @unlcunro,
Mpu9en A. Sirdbe uro Nu1enhuii RnrIiunb.
Sh Gents Girnbenhdbnlinic glnnet sSeueru
Z qrqBe 8inimcr nno Nno; meme Drnnnae;
@rlerlenIer; HerunnnsGronf
ana 81 o1nun ucrinuft
~is 10 9lberhS often zcbr lchie 8cniuninncr.
49, ,5hc Rclinnce 9lcnltn So"
"a Ntan nchmc alit gS0ibIn0tun @lcihildlc ino
he'Ae ON ocr Al. SltnNe ab (Nf21i0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

glbunncntrit, bic ben oGeuticjcn Gurre
ipuubcrtcn" uidjt piinttlidl pncr nnreecls
mGRig crbultcn, inb gcbctcn, Der Sfficc
oapDn per EclcpbOn obcr idlriftIid Niit-
iUrilnnn 5n mndjcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
@srlangt i'm NlIesnlsiuen.

GcrinnGi
m LOO &bclhnOcr fir cine midiigc Griinounq
hMsan norciire ~. W." Scntidirr Nnrrepon
oent (Wiir5D
p1eRtidlc ojcicnihaft ron Wlnr1Ianb."
9lahmeilnngs, Siircnu,
Nr. 2t5 uuo 2i7, GuuriinnbsStraRe.
GprediilnH0cn bon ! bis llbt.
glcb29-) 1Dhu .. Wlcner glaeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

Aopnnentrn, bic ben ,,SestidIru Gurregnnn,
oeitch" ntdll piittflinl norr uureaelmdhia ~.
hnlirn, iino 1cbetgn, Der Office onpnn prr Seir,
ppc'l pcsr ibrl'lin MitiOriuu0 81 mndlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07
0ic garic.

Vrilppeil III oclll Nor0er9rlllo.-
6osOcn & So. aclpinncn.
&ricgslpcrt6c umo Spcsiolitatcr
rnbig. @roouftc itarf gcbon.
OcIt lmo bcgc9rt.
Sin ilotteS @eiddit mar bel scr
geitrigcn Groiiuln9 Der g0rie in
Gel.9lfticu al bemcrfcn lmo bcrribt(
Gin letter Con nor. GoS UcidGit III
auOeren ghlSgabcn bIicb uber biuter
ocu Grlporhmgcn 5uriid unO be-
berrlHtc Gel ocn M}urft polllt1n0ig
ollf mel6cm Gosoen an scr Spit(
naridirtc. Ser &erfoui oieier gIt
tien murOc ourd Oic 9Iohrid)t &C.
foroert Sab GueIle 9tr. 4 scr Gosocu
& So. IN Sen Oflobouo.SeIOeru sic
crit fiir5lid onge6o6rt uurOc, nit
ciner Hatc bon 2OOO SOB pro Gag
ldllit, oicic 9lotc abcr nod crbo6i
mcr0cn foun pcm sic @o6rma
ticfcr aefii6rt iuirO. Eie 0o1itlci
lhn0sidbiafcit ioQ oIsOom t00OC
Sab pro Eog bctrogcn.
Gpsocn & So, sic om Somitoe
init . idloiicn crofinctcn geitcrr
INIT 1914 ino iticgeu i6ncll aili
2S1a iiclen ober boIo ooroui i'm ci
neu 9rudtbcil ariid. Gie &ro
5cpt @onOS Der Gompognic iiicgcr
s &lnftc oui 1870. SSn ser pcrgon
1cucn @od)c lporcn sic 9lftieu Il
nic0rig mic 20 ino sic Bombs oui
11s.
GoSOen @o5 uno Del gQunilncr
Y 4imft uu0 notirten nit tOA
Sic &reicreo ioufen I'M Il ouf 5
9ciOc perIoren bon Dem onidn0li6ci
@emim Sopilpo, lpeIbe III ser leB
ten &c@e pernohIGBgt logelL no6
men alcidiraS an scr Stride t6ei,
lno itic0cn 5s &inftc oif 1874.
TnuiOion Chemical funntcn i6I
IteiicS Niiferot nitbt bcGanptcu iin(
jciatcn Oicie ciuc bcocufIibc Sdpd
DC 0lob rincn oitcn &crfouf, Sci
oieic olli 64la fiibrtc, ficlcu tic pl0b
lid Inn 1}a &mftc, crbolteu iid
aber ipdtcr micOer uno crreidtcn 81
9Inoere Spc5ialtdtcn imO SIfticr
fountcu niht glcihcn Shritt Aoltcl
ltuO itouoen inter Dem GinihlB oci
g}ciu g)orfer @orie ino Scr @oi6iuo
tons Sitiiaton.
98ep Dorfcr 90ric.
Gic 96rie eroiiuete ocItcrt ii
@lcp 0orf init ctiuaS mcbr Scr
traucn mo tpur0cu pcribicScne qutC
9totirungon 1enlodt. alcinere &c.
mime morcl III 5pcjioIitdtcu lpi,
Nlericon @etroIclun 9uitc rno Gil
pcrior ionic gIuoconoa aupfcr
9lmericon Slut uno cinigcn 6rfonu
tcren aricg Siuert6cn bcicnocrs ii
GulcibIe StabI, 5to6luaQqons
9olOwin 9ofomotioc mo gsciiing
bouic.
Stobl-Sdicnen iporcn itctig lnS
antlportete lluiteo StotcS Stobl ct
mos bciicr. Scr Sauoel luor mdbig
mo lprroc oci 0orqGuacn III @oi6
inotou gruBcs SSntcrciic cntgcgcngc
brdHt
9rn Gprlnittoe iticgcn sic @rcii,
Gin iucniG uno iprr0c 0roBc 9lftipi
tat in 3uder 0cl Griciblc 5tec
llnO Eobaf Groouttc lpobracuoml
nct mcIhe itorf porg@oeen woreu
Gnban gImericon 3ndcr itica i2ll
Eiuft imo Siio.|orto 9lico 7 9inf
tc Nlcricon.9ctrolcum brod)tc {.
Ionf cine crbo6te @rcisnotirlno pol
5 Yinftcn.
Sn an0cren @rippcn mie Q)io
rincs llniteo 5riiit Nictoa mi
Gim0nlittcl mareu oir @elucoimacr
actDcilt pa6rcno ciuigc imFloiiifi
3irtc sltticn bon bis > Iunfte tic
gen
T. 2 StobI in0 Neooin0 licltcl,
iid 0nt mo id)icnen i6rc irii6crl
aroit picDcr crlonot 5n 6abcu Ct
Enil imo Gociiic 0loil bottcn ciut
9'cigtng SIR 5hmcrc. NonOs morclt
ltetia Scr acknowledgements brad
tc nidt picI llntcrihico. Ginige 90
tlrltngcn fonntcu ib nibt bcbuuptcn
ino milBtcn pie0cr oca gSea mad,
iultcn aiitretcn
gSpllcn Ucrnittcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

mclde ~ parcn phnidcn uun arohc oocr
tlcine Snntnrn C3cio IN @0nr Docr In nunot.
liden Nb5nhungcu auleaeu u5nen, NO cS Fd
IN riuincn Snhrcu mcGr wic ncroDppclt 9Hit
ujierlrcn grUde cut 1ciclrnc ejrunokhde Ia
Wtlta Guud, Der rencn 3uritdbi Qeacn
sic 9Dr OCH iegt M, oumt Gir bic nic6rl0cn
ytatcn crDaitcu, oIritubthdc 62M bci 25O
nndl 1875 bel 250 fit iurnnct nis 4 Gents ptU
CMahrnt1nf glirn bnlb 70 Geuts Dru Cun-
6rotiu6 iuertb icln. 6cmentirtc Gjanaiucee, MO.
lnhamilrtc GtrnRrr, ilrfuuoc unO ciardniir 0es
1iiels nit cinacidpicn; cine 0ieicacnbCit ihr
ecpeHS5eu. WlappcH BiIbcr uno puIlc @iH5eIn.
bcttru 81 crbnltcn DOn
JiimarS g9. GOuf,
(Cfh-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-07

Seine fir 2cbCus5cit.
Smeiiioda liebcn aiamcr GcroHoos5ront,
nui Bic MNnuie iuobcrn
NrmciteGo- -GtraRr
(rnhe Sarioro 8oun).
Nctcn ,,0lifinn @nrl".
r. .Sdl1ne Girnbe iino pcinu0e 9noe. Seuers
l0cte, oerildrlie Ncion aGiibenchc" nlii mos
perneiti GinSoicn. nooerncr Anmlie. cmniuir
Rn glnSanb NIT 1rop6rcit, clettriichen Sddner
liir Den Spmmer uua ift nit Der Genirdlbet
9uno ourm 0cbpafier6nblntor nerhulocn
2ql bat Sro65auu. ianiidrc gninnldnne Nan
loute oeie 0aufcr inlphiren hd lic oice, bier
uml acnouiiie gieucrnnqcn enbnicn.
u Won ncGnie G0riuro-Ylnenuc @lciirldc HdrOs
ucy lis air Nnmcnc00sE lrnke
ts1c 0ounyo q 0innnalrr 9rnnB 0n.,
Waiunicrnc0ncr.
0i9--02O Wlpn'ra @riloin8.
'utni3O-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
NATIONAL SALES AGENCY
REPRESENTATIVES MEET
loesl Men VIII Address Annual Meet.
ing AZ Psrkersburs. Staring
Today

a, ne iirst annual meeting Of the
West virginia representative Of tho
Naiional sales Agency will be- held in
farksrsburg. today and tomorrow. r.
VIII De khoWn az "prcpa rednese
ness"
netting OF district managers will
%" held This morning Address. uIII
De made by Carol " Irving. Chicar1.
and W. r. Carter. district MANAGE 1r
hlntln gton a general meeting will Doc
htld ms afternoon Ia the Union Trust
pudding, with addresses b. TrsI ~
hihf. president 81 the National Sales
AEehcy This evening addf,.-e. viii
Do made By J r PAUL. Of hIs r.ft.
president ~ the Fidelity IrtC. fr1.1i
association. " y Irvine. ~ Wheel
ING. former Governor 4 o. White os
larkers burg. ID Nrrrim4r .f
wheeling. Judge Charlie u rlrr,- a.
Iarkersburg = " GUksaon OF r..t
sfsburg and " " Archer of PARKER.
burg
Several addresses viii DO heard t,
morrow, Including ono ll s T. Et--
OF this city Numerous rrfrrfririrr
features have been planned flr tlr
meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
EXPOSITION SHOWS
DRAW BIG CROWDS

There are only two more big day.
OF the carnival now showing at Bridge
Park. Island. The Model Exposition
shows are entertaining large crowds
every evening and every body is hav-
ing a Jolly time. This company Is
above the average carnival in point
OF quality and personnel. The show
Is clean and conducted in a proper
manner. The attractions are all good
and are being well patronized. The
motordrome is just one OF the many
thrilling attractions where two men
and a girl ride around the saucer at a
tremendous rate OF speed.
The officials are all gentlemen but
one OF the most popular is I'd Salter.
the big Jolly press agent who has
made many friends among the local
press people. AS press agent and
a good fellow We put Mr.. Salter In n
Blue ribbon section all by himself.
In his march to success he was caug ut
up when he tried 20 put one over on a
reporter on rural paper. Ed was
telling the scribe all about the famous
Princess Minerva having been bitten
by one OF her pet snakes. He named
the hospital she was taken 10. told Of
the deep and ugly injuries made BY the
reptile and when the reporter left
the carnival Office Mr.. Salter had Wis
ions Of a big write-up. When the pap
or reached his hands there was 40
story and when Ed investigated Just
out OF curiosity he found that the
writer was only cub" and was
green 10 the tips Of a press agent.
All had a good laugh Al Mr. Salter's
expense but the biz joyial fellow took
II in his inimitable graceful manner
stating that n served him right for
"kidding" himself into believing he
could be both truthful and success
n .nv=f hole -
other officials of the company kept on
laughing and just 10 show he was n
good fellow he marched them all over
and set up the three story schooners
of lemonade and the carnival enjoyed
one OF the best evenings in its history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
GOVERNMENT OF US,
STANDS AS A MODEL
TO oTHER COUNTRIES OF WORLD
40 Al IORNEN ARBENZ AT
LIBERAL CLUB BANQUET
raced DEVELOPMENT Of Countries From
inc Earliest Sta.-- Until Today
Many Attend

Hon. John 7. Arbenz. speaking no.
,'.' ih" Mems Liberal club at lis stag
banquet held IN the Hotel Windsor
la-' night. spoke uf the deyeIopment
OF the government from - earliest
the United States ~
Government had IFS origin in tho
FAMILY. he said later DO ~prosd IN tba
groups or families in which ono v-bo
"'ih'd To h. The leader undertook 20
make the laws and enforce thorn birn'
-'il Dis form continued for ranv
years. p" said, until the people became
The efforts expended bv our fore,a.
th"T- ~ pcrfertinE q set ~ riios Nv
N"is me people of tho colonies were
lo Do >Nfrned. we're spoken OF bv the
speaker. TODAY We have a govern.
men mar stands as a model 20 the
world n. said
men'ln the United States were dis.
cI-s"d by Nr Arben7. The selection ~
inc law makers. and the bodies ON
powered fo enforce tho laws rho
method ~ selecting the presidentisI
Arheur
The following were present. VIII u
1I.iF. John T. Arhenr John " Ren.
nard. y \. a. FaEEirEcr Auer. Donald
" IuulttF, Y Z Adams W r. T-rrrv.
" Hehuuf " -. ~ r St1nakcr
I"rIEreu. Bernard y Kaiser
" Patterson. D.. " Erauee. Chae.
?. .NLpu. j y FIfrH. Geo UIart.
lyru T. Dillon Jerome s Moss s.
j. IInrd0n. Geo % Butts Frci = Fox
W u Buzz. and 2 Reich
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First English Lutheran Church. will
be held this evening az 7:f5.
The pastor. Row O. Howard. will de-
liver the preparatory address upon the
subject. The Bcatitude OF PardOned
soul "
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Earlewin. fourth vice-president; Albert
J.. Millard. secretary. and Miss Cora
Bruno. treasurer.
The installation services win begin
at ':+5 a; which time the following
program will be rendered:
Hymn-"what a Friend We Have In
Jesus"
Prayer-By Pastor
Sclection-By Choir
Installation OF new officers
selection Misses Olive Daugherty. IDA
hcston and Jean Coleman.
Talk. r. Gorrell
Selection-By Class
Talk-Albert r. Willard
Paper-By Class
Selection-By Class
Idpcr-Miss Mamie Muilin
Selcction-By Choir.
Announcements. collection. etc.
Closing hymn.
RgnsdIcfion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
CUT THIS QUIT IS voRrr MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. cut out this slim.
inclose with SC and mail II TO Foley r.
Co. Chicago. Ill, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in re
turn trial package containing Toley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for bronchial
coughs. colds and Group. Foley Kidne,,
pills. for lame back. weak kidneys rheu-
natism, bladder troubles. and Foley ca
ihartic Tablets. wholesome and thor
ouEhly cleansing cathartic FOR constlpa-
tion. biliousness headache and sluggish
bowels. John Coleman & CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
CIVIL SUIT AGAINST
WICKHAM Is HEARD
Three Foreigners Seek 10 Recover For
Fines Assessed Against
Them

: suit against Squire w y Wick.
ham, brought by Attorney sheridan
Moore for Gas simar pOmis. Tony Wall.
ing and Frank -cIolick. was tried De
fore squire gpUprf. yesterday morn
INK and taken under adyIsemcnt By
him bOWIs and SrhOIiIck seek 90 re-
cover Sl3s. and tho other man SO.
being four Times as much a. they
were fined by WIrkham Tor alleged de
orderly -~1urt
" T. Robinson appeared for the
squire. and Moore Tor tho three men
Moore claimed there was nO such
charge on fho .fafufe hook. a. tho ono
on which tho mon were fined. while
Robinson quoted rho law that there
was.
Tho suif o. Joe Cambria 90 recover
court fees pa. continued orc week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
pREpARhroRY sfRYIcr

A preparatory service f1r frr HOLY
C0mmunI01 which pII ha observed
SUNDAY mrrrIrE and evening tf fhr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
peeds

Elizabeth List to Michael Eskin and
wife. Tot H. square =. GIlchrisTs add.
tion Con liberation $40
Mary Y. Hamilton 10 David r. Perry,
lot - and part u. old fair ground Con.
sideratiun $40
Edward VI Atkinson and wife 10
John J.. HUH and wife parcel land.
Triad"lphia district Consideration So.
beds or Trust
Eight deeds of trust were left for
record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
INSTALL OFFICERS
Interesting Service VIII BE Held sun
day Evening in Hope N L.
Church.

An interesting service will be held
sunday evening In the Hope VI. r.
church. when the new officers will be
installed.
The officers for the ensuing term are
Lloyd BigEs. Nlcc-prcsident, Roy Earle.
ma Mist. third vice-presidcnt. Mrs Roy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
NEAREO THE LIMIT.

Fred r Brinkman in his unsuccess-
full campaign for prosecuting attorney
on the Republican ticket. spent 1895
or within thirty-five cents of the
5000 limit. according 10 the expense
account filed yesterday. James Nc
Gee. Republican candidate for county
committeeman from the Island, spent
nothing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
VAN ScHAIcK COMING.

4 telegram was received yesterday
afternoon by the local Red Cross
society from John Van Schaick. of
Washington. d. C.. in which he stated
that he would be here next Monday, to
deliver an address before the society
Monday evening in the assembly
rooms OF the Wheeling Commercial
association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
COUNTY COURT
Marriaae Licenses.

John Il. Brock. Mary H. Broadway.
both OF Ohio County
Max l. Steuer. Ella T. Wcrdcr.
Wheeling. ". Va
Roy Nicholas Farley. Belmont Co.
Celia Lee Dunfce. Key. Ohio.
Edward g Rcyncrt. Pittsburgh. Pa .
Cora \. Harrington. New Matamoras,
Ohio.
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