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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Boys Out on Parole.

The two young lads. who have been
m Jail here awaiting the action of the
grand jury. ON a charge Of burglary.
were released from the Jail yesterday
on parole. They went from the jail to
work. which has been secured FOR them.
They were released from the Jail on
condition that they work steadily. nj
behave themselves. Although one of
The lads Is sixteen years OF age and the
other seventeen. both being OF an age
beyond the probation officers iurisdic-
ton Dr. y. NJ. Spur. interested him
self In their behalf, and was influential
IN occurring Their release from jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

ON sunday morning at 400 O'Clock
Mrs Mary Walker died at her home at
Mozart. afteI e. lingering illness OF sew
eral months duration. Funeral services
viii ~ held This afternoon az the MI
ONNc NJ. T.. church AZ 300 oslock BY
Rev. \. e. Himc. Of Sherrard Iut,rm.nt
viii be made boz the Mt Olivet cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Cunntngham-SeiRh.

Mr.. Elmer l.. Cunningham and Miss
Tempe j. Sleigh both OF Wheeling. were
married here yesterday morning az n
O'Clock by the Rev. G.. u. Smith. Of tho
First NJ. =. church. The couple took
their departure for Wheeling. following
the ceremony. and will make their fu-
ture home there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

The last SAD rites for Mrs. Mary Dem
mis-. wife OF the lalr Harry Deure who
sucCumh.d Friday morning. az her home
on NHNmIuH ridge. after 90 lingering
illness. wen. held yesterday morning tt
DO o'clock of fHH Limestone church Doe
torutuf was Iu tine church cemetery.
Immediately following the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
CONDITION continues crition1.

The condition OF Mrs. George ".
Iyrnes, Of Fifth street. who has been
critically iI Df pneumonia sine. last
saturday uicut. was about the same last
evening. and o. wa- feared she would
NOT lis" until morning Attending phySi-
Gals stated last evening She could lv,
but "A few hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Mrs. Mary VI. Nash. widow Of Briga-
der General W. IA. Nash. died at her
apartments here to-day. The intc- nent
will be inside at Gsllipolis. her birth
place. Her husband continued in the
army service for &c years after the
Civil War closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Seven hundred citizens here have
Joined the organization for pr,parcdnsss
for national defense \ meeting Will
be held Tuesday night at which opinions
on defense will be exchanged and au
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Miss Jeanet Harbiston. aged 10. was
attacked by a negro at Broad street and
Wilson avenue. in the fashionable sec
ton OF the city. last night \ young
man accompanying her chased the as
Eafisnt. but the fellow escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

effort made TO procure more
Mrs. Mabel Louise Huber. aged "a
Of John Huber. Of outVillc. died follow
inE I'M operation In "A hospital here to'
day. 81 was the mother OF three chill
dren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

William a.. Burt. aged IS. died to-day
OF heart failure. He was born at Cam
bridge and came TO 40 years
ago. lie was connected with the Ohio
Fuel Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Mrs. May walker.

Jackson county. arrived on Monday
assist with the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

HAM1LTON-Lse Stidman. Boone
Pace. Robert Pace and Dillard Begley
have been held to the grand jury on a
charge of killing Coleman J. Brown. a
striker At a factory here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
OHIO PHYSICIAN
UNDER ARREST
CHARGE II VIOLATION OF HARRI-
SON ANTI-NARCOTIC LAW.
RELEASED ON BOND.

Another Columbus Oil Attacked by
uegro-Preparedness Association
Formed-General Ohio News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Flowers was a member OF the loca.
lodge. which has charge OF the buria
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

MARENGO-The postofhce was
robbed of lamp valued az 500. The
thieves escaped in an automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

sTEUBENVILLE-The Morning Trib
une has suspended publication. after
month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
C E M
IS ONLY SKIN DEEP
CRANoLENE KILLS ITCHING GERM

No internal medi-
cine will cure Eczema
Only by the appli-
cation OF CranoIsne
can the Eczema mi
crobe be destroyed.
You pay rs no mon
eJ until you soy you
are cured. Write to-
day for Free supply.
Mills Chemical Co.
tis Nils Btdz-. eirsrd. Eaa.
Shoe fhit 20 some saIsr-
isnafs Eezsms Ssffersr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Intelligencer Bureau,
Columhua. O. Jan. 10.

DR.. a. A. Barnes. "a physician Of this
city, was arrested to-day and released
on $1,000 bond On "a charge Of violating
the Harrison drug act. II is alleged
hat he bought great quantities OF GER
tain drugs and did not dispose OF them
in "A legal manne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

a ~-srapa.ns and cleaning .a. eel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

W"s'ns
lodge N D lrI s. 10 Naanue v.-. ir
"Ir"Hut saturday where fr.t uft.rd-
.. fN. fInrrHI a. br a. D. Flowers. Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

The r. Y. Sala Company. Toledo, "
H Scott and others, $4,000.
The Johnstuwn steamship Company,
Menter, J. Il. Ashley and others; 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

The Myers . KIingcnsmith Laundry,
Youngstown. s. II. Myers and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

The Harris Cnlorile Company. Clcvc-
md, John B. Hull and others. si5 900.
100000
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
stabt nnh Gonup,
samstas, ocu ~. Wai
Rleine @taot=yienisteiten.

- Nerpcnol : Mittel gegen Mbclt=
matismls uto Sdnler5e1 aller Mrt.
Nicpe's Ipotbefe, 403 uciiI. 2. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Gcitriacr &crid)t.
Icim Mbihlllb bcs acltriocn 9l1n=

@cim al6ihlllb oes gcltriacn alti-
d,cons Der oS125,000 in icbs Sagel
fin nclle5 9rnn=a-Sa1o &lltbgcbauoC
&aguc" I'M @lalf6alpf &ptcl wur,
sc cine @eionlmltein1aDnle BON $50
.6S1.75 crreidt. @ierpon iollen SIG
205.45 otf ocit %geltrigen Gag. sir
fel,te iolldl1 mcitcre $4,000 51iam=
lncnNcbraht meroel1, oamit bas
St00,000=Wior iiherldrittcn miro.
llnter 0clt belonoers groBen Spell=
Sen ocs aeitrigen Cages ii1lo $1,000
BON Mar0arct 9. 2illoiop, cine So
600 nno eire $1,000 Spcnoc bon
Spcnocrn, sic ibre 9ealnc1 1lidt &C.
narllt babel mollen.
@is arf oas @refutipfpmite haben
sic Tralten melt nlcbr oils fire monll=
|liden. &olcgen erreibt. Sic filGrclt
Sic &an1paglle I'M mcbrere Ia1leno
Collars.
Sic groBte sllmnle fir Sen gcItri=
gen Sag buttc bic Mannihaft bon
SRI. Clara 9cuiden bon Iipilion IS"
5lr p%crtnerfen, namlib 1901. Mld)
on 5%lpciter stclle ltanoen bic 6rol1cl1,
ltno 5lpar gelarlg cs Iralt 5. s. Ila=
nagan'S Mannidaft bon Ser Gipilion
3" S1,10S 5lt crlangcn. Sic Mann=
ldlaft BON Sri. 2ctl6en gcrparn bas
grobc @arner.
Giele ser 5penoen iin6 obloll1t
lp~obltbatiger girt utb sic Spencer
opferl1 ibre f%leil1el1 Grlparniile, 90
ldcllacl0er, Sabrgelocr etc. 5ltm Be-
item ocS Seno=a=@mb Glnb @oufonb.
|so battc Bic M%annid)ait bon SSlaac
N%ctcrsberger cine Gis5erfleinerungs=
mald)il1e SIT nermerfen. giele Ser
@aben beltebcn aus fleilen @eiden=
fcn. 3pci arnle Iom1iliel1 bon Scr
Gaines Strabe ga6cn ie soc, md6=
reno Sic ct. 2ltfe'S @olpital Sources
Mll1r1l1i Nilociation 5l1lanmcn $25
a1f6radtc.
s. g. Iolcr Scr 6anptrcSncr bes
Sascs.
6. g. sloler nor 6ei oeml geltriae,r
gtoon 2llnd)eon Ser @al1ptrconer. SSslr
lell1er bodNt intcrellallten Anlprad)e
lpbte CT bcloll0crs Dos Sanb=irl=@a1o=
Mrbelten Der Iapertporter. @enn
oleles nidt 10 atsgeipro6en more, 10
lpare es Gin 1il1g Der llnlmoglidfeit,
orei grobe &an1pagnen bintcreit1an=
Der blrd)5ltfiibrel1, mie mir cs bier
tbl11l. 9iele &agnen, Bic $685.
600 in 5ebn Sagen fiir ct. 2llfc's
@olpltal &agne"n sic v$5O,OOO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Iotal Gioiiion e" S 7so.5C
Gipiiiun IS" an SRI. @nlbab 6.
SanlIcn, SiniiiDns= @uriibcrin.
Sri. Norma 9th pcrma1lt iid) nit
Or. @nn. s. @pcnl1c.
9aar miro in .Glorioge mobuen, 100
junger glr5t prafti5irt.

Maitt1pod6 Mbeno 'bot i'm gltern=
ballle Der 8ra1ta &errrl n1o 6ralt
grnit otto, 723 npenl. 6. Strabc, bic
Iraulng BON Or. @n1. s. @oerme
NIT Sri. Norma Otto itattgefu11oen.
81. @ocnne lit praftil1er Mr5t, Ser
lid fiirslid in g%loribge nicoergelal
len rro BORT lid ld}on elmer bcoell=
tenoell Eraris crfrel1t. gr lit Ser
Spbn bon @crrn llro sSrm1 grnIt 6.
@ocnne, 1921 @arriion StraBe, in
Davenport gcbiirtig l1nO Mufgema6=
len, po er beliebt lit ll11o piele 6rel11r=
oe 6elist. Sic iltnge Iralt Or. 8ocn=
ne, acb. Nornta Otto, lit gleihfalls III
Davenport g%cbiirtig. Sic lit al1h bier
aifgcrpadien nnb erbielt lire gr5ie=
bllng bierlelblt. Sic 5dblt 5t Den be=
liebtelten jltllgen 3alnell Der Staot.
gelonoers in Sllrllerfreiictt, in mel
ben Tie lett Sabrcn lmcrmiiblid tbq=
tig geuclcn, lit lie oltBeroroentlih BE-
licbt uno ibr Srellloesfreis lit leltel1
grob. Sic bat lid) Defenders ser Ml1=
lit gelpi0nlet 1nb lit ibrem gater cine
le6r cute @iilfe in 6elien M1ltc Stlt=
bio gclpclcn. !.
Zen Iranaft atrr Mitttpoh M6cnb
boll5og Gcp. slrtbltr SSl1op (friiber an
Der bicIigen l1nitarier=&irfe). Der
5ral1llng folgte cine froblide !Sud)=
5eitsIeier, Scr Die Iamilielmitglieber
Der beioc1 jungen 2cl1te beilppbllter1.
Mls oas jullge 4aar sur TRAININGS
Gcrcn1onie alltrat, ipielte ein Char
tett bcfolllter Maliifer (bie &errcr
@eiltr. Sonntaa, grtbllr Geterien
Sarrp Sanber nnb Otto gdfDarot)
Menbelsiobn's &od)5ritsmaridL mel
d)eln 1patcr Dos nSalltt b'amore" Dor
|Gogar folate. Ias @od3citsma6l
perlief i1l ldonlter @eiie. 1as inl,gt
Eaar rciite Damn balD nod ser l1ellet
&eiTat6 ab, mabrcnb Sic Sod)seits.
galte Dos GrcigniB. Dos 3tpei ongcie
bele oentl6e 6amilicn ser Staot Der
eintgt bot, nod langcr fprtieicrten
Hnlere bcr5libite @ratlllation.
Merdants T%ransIcr & 5toraQ,
60. Gelepbon 855. (Nua.1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Granfenidmcitcrm mcrScn
qraDutrcu.

Siebell Wfitglicbcr Ser &ranfen=
plleAcrinncliGlllc 0cS ct. 2llfc's @p=
lpitals mcrocrl allt Ionmcrstag Der
llad)lten @odje i'm Outing Glllb ara=
olircn. 1as pollltanbigc Erogranln1
miro lpatcr hcfanllt gcgcbcn merOcn.
Die Aaddtebcnocn gcborcn oieier
&lalic on:
Miloreo Sen1ar, Nrgo, Sa.
Iorence Ibmaitcs, @igbam @i=
Garage, Sllffplf, Glglanb.
Siloegaroe Ml1oeripn, @atopia, SSa.
Sra! alfreo Mitidcr, &od S.
lanh.
sciiic @bitafcr, @rinncu, Sa.
@elllab @plie, Ga Sara, Sal.
Gtlrl @cltbap, God SslanO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27

loellt id)cn sad5c iii Scr gtaot iollta
nerie1lcll, 51 ocll Gortrog 81, acbcn,
ocnm erltens miro -cr cillcl1 erltflalli=
ecu, Godlilltcrciialltcn @ortrag borell
ltto 5peitcls liiftct CT cine &leinig-
felt fir cine iihcralrs quite, c0le ul1o
'Dod)ber5iac Sabc.
@err @ricul miro rpiai6rclro icircs
ibleligcn Iltfcntlaltcs scr @aIt bon
Serrn nlo Jral, 6ranf IS. Mlleler
lcirA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27

@atterie g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
lnlo jcbt bic S125,000 in icdls Saacn
.iiir lleltes 2cnb=a=@an0 &lu6gcbdltOc
&afnpaglle". Der Mebller ldllob ieilte
nit grpbcn1 Gcifall anfgcnonmelle
Illlmad)c nit Der @offnllng, DOB bic
@ciddftsle1tc Der Stabt Iapcnrurt
Der &aunpagllc 10 arobcs Sl,tcrclie
cntgcacnbringul, bab sic a~eplanten
$4,000 todl iibcrldrittcn lperoelt.
@ciammtbcridt.
@isDeir bcridtct SO, 67e,3o
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
CTR siucitc SUM miro ser Sanpttae
fir bic Nnti=s nffrascttcn=
lclrcnu1n ici11.

Iicicniocn, sic in 9ooenport ,ge-
gcn oas Iraucnitimllred)t linb, &C.
pclllclt lDre &%on1pagl1c nod lallgc
1lidJt sum Mhid)llb slt 16ringen. Scr
aoaltpttag bcr &~anlpagne apar l,id)t
.lie 10 hor5iiali6c glripradc bon Sol.
sSoGn E. Sriib, scr @altpttag ser
&annpagllc lua crit fonmlcl1, nlto
5ipar all 2. Sunni. 3iuci Scitreoner
bon nationalen1 llrO eiller bon itter=
1atiololem Mltf iilt0 fir bielel1 Sag
~ppr9clclen iDorbelt. Ias cigentIihe
Erograllrm llno Die Mantcn scr Mch-
1cr iollcm lpatcr pes0ffcttlibt ,per=
bclt.
Or. gafer, 3abnar5t, Mhitafcr
BlttlO1ag. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
1pitamt crgalt ncucn Ta1r1tmbl.

Yolimcilter Irc0 Sboron erbielt
aeltcr1 Die Nad)ridt, baB oas @l1l1=
oes Goltoepartement eincn l1ellelt
Sabritltbl in oem bieiigen Goitamt
illtalliren mill nllo Sen &pntratt So
fiir mlrOe bon bcn1 @nnbes Goltbe=
partcmcllt Ser Iirn1a &aeitner &
@edt gon1paltD BON Chicago gegen
ei1 smgebnt BON SLSO0 iibergcben.
Scr 6abrltlr6l miro ON 80. 9lltalrit
fertiggeltelt icin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Sran MaSelinc Scioc itirbt in Ma
GltDfcta.
(Spesialoeipihc BON Scr Ienno
frat".l

SIM Sitter BON 81 Sabrcn l,ao
ltatl elmer 5c6ntagigen &ral1fbeit, sic
&cr5ihlag folotc> ncrltor6
Jra1 Mabelinc Seioc, cine Ser alte=
item gclpobl1crinnen oes SsSocfi Jon
Gpuntp, i'm @aule ibrcr Goltar,
6ran M1arp @raltl.
Irot @cioe, Bic pnr ibrer Gernnab=
lllllg Sri. Maoeline Silperborm hicTS
erhlidte ON 1G. 6chrltar 1882 at
Mitten6cr9 0as 2ibt Ser @clt ullo
perma0lte iidJ inl Satire 1856 NIT
Sob11 @eioc. &eniae Sabrc nad) III
rer G%eru1a6ll1lrg fam sSralt @eioc NIT
ibrcn @attcn ltl1o bier &inoerl1 11ar)
ben Gcreilligtcn 5tuaten, 100 Bic So
milie 1id lufort inn Socflon County
%anliebelte. Scincr5cit iieoeltcn tic
li6 altf elmer Iarnt in ser Mdbc bon
Sutton, So, al, lpp Tie bis por fiilli=
5cbt SaDrc1, OILS iie nod Maqltofcta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Me61trtsidleinc

Sic nadllc6enoelt 6cbl1rten mllr.
Den mabrellb oes geItrigen Cages in
Dem gllrealt Don Sfabtclcrf @l1gp
Mepcller angcn1elbst: Gealff Gttcict
81 Dit Occult Strabe, gobn; 9olis
Walp, 1923 2eGlairc 5trabe, Sobn:
$. $. Goitod, 1922 Safion Aper1lc
Spd]tcr;; .. 6. Gn1crl nn, 626 @el1
10. Strabe, Sodter; 8. IS. garres.
sos NSelt IL. StraBe, Spbn; Syral1i
$. Sdaeffcr, 81. 81. l. Go1ter; $.
8. Sries, 624 Iapie strabe, Iod)=
ter; Solcp9 @aafler, T1lbuqlle &oao,
Subn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27

Mi-0-2 J
pcr5ogel1, mobl1te1. SEER Seioc gillg,
elmer Gattin inn Sabre 1879 inn
Spoc poralts.
Sic 1abinacidie0ele miro bon sen
nadJtc5cnocn &illoern ittcrlebt: Sic
SGd3tcr Jralt Minllic Iibbprn pol1
Glendale, Gal., 5rall, Micca Galn,elt.'
Daltcr ppn 2obcla, 800, Iralt Sarl=
mob Naltllam BON Gltffalo Center,
Sa., luro Sral Marp @rnlll bon Ota-
qltofeta, sNa.; Die Sobltc sSspbn bon
Sutton, g. g., Sall1es Don Maqltofe=
to, Safe Don Saflallo, Ssa., ltlr0 @ptt-
Tics bon Gesrer, Colo. @is altf Iralt
Slbhprn mcroclt allc &illoer sur 8ei-
lctallg ciiltreffe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27

Nerdants EransIer & Storage
60. Gelepbon 855. (Aua.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
Carpenter als Sn0iauapD=
liter &e9tsanmalt iOen=
tifijiert.
scin ridtiser Walte 1T Nreb $.
@oHitaot. @urOc St 3udtbaus
Dernricilt.
Sdycint audi iii Mnsfuaec, Sfla.,
Sdnuinbclcicn brtricbcm SIT Dabcn,
@atcr 'uu1nt i'll ct. sunis, Mnttcr
lit SnSianapulis.

(Spc5ioloepeide uon Scr Gcmu=
frnt",)
Snoianapolis, Slto., Sen q. Mai,
| llDr Morgcls.
8enal1e llllterlndungcn Scr bicli=
gen Goli5ei a,lf GcratlaNulg ser
Gcborocn SIT Iapcnpprt, So, ergo
bcr, DOB 90. s. Carpenter Gin Mlias
lit, nno DOB Ser ManL Der lidl am
Ionnerstaa Mbeno in 3cllc 9So. 6
Der 1apellportcr GoliSciitation OH
ocn Streifcn eil1cr Icde erbanate, Sic
inn ais &opifilien acoicnt bot, IN
@irfliGfeit 6rco $. @offltobt, 80
Satire oft, Gin irijbercr in Slroiana=
polls mobl6cfmlllter Iedtsamalt
nor. 5offlNaht, alias @urpcntcr,
Bate IN Iupcnpnrt %bcfalu1tlib oelt
&erilth geitla6t, BON ser @rimoci-
Ncltbumsfirma @ceid, Garltclls &
Sallnlan cine Iormr i'm &crtbe bon
S3O,O 900 SIT .eridpuinbcln.
Serltie @itbcrcll,, Die CT bon nent
@nrcau Der cbcllacnanaten 6irn1a SIT
Davenport aus bier mtiricf, lit icine
Santc. Mud lqinc Mlltter, Sralt
elisabeth @oifltaot, po6nt bier in ci=
llen &otel.
SIM Sltli 1911 lpltroc &offltabt
bier megen alge6libcr l1ntcrld)la=
altlQ perhnftcf. 9Nie perlautet. flnt=
te CT eilren NroseB bonn Geridtsfolcn=
Ser ltreid)en lalic1, l1no fiir sic Ero=
acliirung oes Ialles @ebii6ren SUM
@etragc bon $3.50 cr6alten. Gr mltr-
DC SIT elmer 3lldtballs ltraic bon 5mei
bis pier5ehn ssalren pcrllrtbcilt, sic
inter Scr @coinaltng crlaiien
mtrbe, bob er Iih nidt mie0er in
ncrbalb bcs Staates Stloiana icbc1l
laBt. Sein Gatcr beiBt Mloies @off=
ltaot nao mobnt ap. 1928 @albing=
ton Mpe., 5ailrt 2oltis, 500.
@a6reno bes gcitriact Cages licB
it'd mieOerum ollcrbano Snterel1alltes
iibcr SoifltaDt, alias Carpenter, lit
GrfebrlIng bringcn. 81 mar CT 5.
9. am Ionlterstog Nadnnittag inn
@arper Soulc ,5n bod Ssla1o crldic=
men nno ppllfe sort eil1en anf Sic
5opiags 8anf otsgeltelten
Gbef gum getrage bon S15 cinfalii=
relt. Sic Mllfabme bicles Gbeds
ro11 sutr Slnoerion permcigcrt.
Ser Mcdlt5almalt mltB lcbr fnopp
bei Safe gefpelen lein, oelln CT lief
iih bon Ser @ei10ftsleitlulg oes st.
Santcs 5otcl 50. Soffltabt id)eint
lid cuff eillclt Selbltn1oro mofl Dor
bcreitet 81 bubct1. Ssn ieil1cr Soid)e
1ml1r0en n1ebrere 6loiden Giit acilm=
bci1, aal1b olle 3eidcll, bic ST. citer
Sbe1tifi5irl1ng Ieiner 9eide oils Ireb
$. @ofiitaot tiibren fonlltcn, marel1
lor9faltig beieitigt morbelt.
Nadltebenoes Selegramn1 mllrbe
bon Ser Ml1sfogee, Sfla., Sagcs5ei=
tltng uTbe Nboenir", geitern srbello
an Die Mcoaftioil BON Ser 9enlp=
frat" gelaltot:
Serrn @iaiom Malp6 SOB, 2ofol=
rebaftcl1r Ger Ien1otrat, Ia=
pel1port, So.
&onnen Sic inns geidrei6ur1a bon
90. 8. Carpenter, angebli1 bon Mlls=
fogee, Ser lid) inn @efananib Sbrcr
Staot erbing, geben? Sit ct tbcil=
1peile glabfopfig? @ir alarbell, oaI
lein Nanle Glap Stinnctt lit. 9itte,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
@atd) So,ucr an sonntaa fir Oas
Enblifnm g%c1ffnct.

@ic bic StraBellbagngclcllidoft
gelterl bcfannt madltc, miro ser Ser
anii9urgsparf l1o Der @atdl Conner
ant Sorntag ullo ont 8ra6cr dnlil=
dlnlastage fir bas allgcl1einc Elrbli=
fllna acoli1et leill, trotOcn1 bic eli
aentlirbc Groiinlllg crit am 10. SUM-
eri olgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-27
SSaiicm maiden ~aajGbrlidrm Mnsflng.

TVITTr11 HHH1rN IWJHYTllultH gIH"TlH8.
G%icr6unpcrt nlo liini5ig @oilcn=
fillbcr bes Soma Sololcrs' Orphans
Some lpltcrnabmcn gcitern Sen of
i0hrlld)clt Mltsl ing lad) Dem SANDER
Seer rnlo nod ocn sd)iibenparf,
MSibrenO Oic altercn &inocr oenl
Sdiitclparf eillcll Gcilld) abitatteten,
aillgcn Die iiingcrcl nod Dem Gall=
Der Seer Garf. Sic &inorr llnter=
llcllllcn Sen Slllsillla dis sic @alte
bon ser Satpcriatcnoeltin Mallbanna
llnn m1rben NIT ledR S%pc5ialltra=
Bcl'babmuagcn nod oct STARTS trons=
pprtiri.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
RUFF STUFF
BY RED,
BY RED.

The local sawbones are busy pass.
ing the buck, but for a while at least
they will be good. And that probably
is all Doc Jepson hoped to accom-
plish.
Constable Conner rescued the con.
tents Of a mail box which bunch OF
East Side incorrigibles had broken Cd.
en-. He "seen his duty and he done
1t" even II t! ere is no fee for arrest.
ing runaway mail. That is more than
some constables would do.
The marked dollars that paid for the
tea came from the Prosecutors Office.
The big mystery now Is, where did the
plot come from?
The very latest report has 1t that
Constantine has agreed to a declare.
ton Of war upon the Central powers.
Villa had better look to his laurels.
His friend the Greek King Is almost
as good as he is at the game Of doing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
M. E. Conference
Considers Missions

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 2s.-The
business session Of the West Virginia
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church opened yesterday with an at.
tendance Of between so and 600 min
listers and laymen.
Bishop Franklin Hamilton Of Pitts.
burg Is presiding. other officers cho.
sen were Rev. S. B. Hart of Elm
Grove, secretary; w. c. Strohmyer of
Jollytown, statistician; William Cole.
man Of Rainfall, treasurer.
In the afternoon the anniversary eel.
ebration Of the Holloway Deaconess
Home was celebrated, with Rev. Clar.
ence Allen presiding. The principal
speaker was Mrs. Lillian Hale Welday,
the superintendent. Rev. D. w. Ho.
ward OF Buffalo, secretary Of the gen.
eral deaconess board, also delivered
an address. At 4 o'clock evangelist
work was taken up and the ministers
were deeply stirred by an address by
Rev. DR.. H. c. Morrison, president OF
Ashmore College. at Wilmore, KY.
Last night the missionary sermon
was delivered by DR.. W. E. Craig, At.
ter which there was a celebration Of
the anniversary Of the board of home
missions and church extension at
which Rev. c. F. Anderson presided.
D. D. Forsythe. the corresponding Sec
rotary Of the board, delivered an ad.
dress, in which he gave statistics and
other data pertaining to this depart
ment Of the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28

present deserves some credit for the
present abnormal prosperity in the United States.
The Wilson administration was nearly year and
half old when the Great War broke out On the
first Of August 1914 the new Democratic tariff law
had been in effect more than nine months. The in
dustrial and commercial condition Of the country
during those nine months was true indication Of
the capacity Of the men now in control of the gov
eminent at Washington, to provide prosperity for
the nation under normal conditions.
During the six months Immediately preceding
the outbreak of the European war we had almost
panic conditions in this country. If national
campaign had been in progress in July, 1914, no
Democratic orator would have dared to talk about
prosperity as an argument for keeping his party in
power.
We are prosperous today because of Europe s
demand for powder and shells and steel we are
prosperous because the war has either closed Euro
pean factories or Communicated them for the work
of producing army supplies.
Since the war began our factories have been prac-
tically free from competition in the home market.
AT the same time they have had highly stim,-
lating demand from the countries at war No adj
ministration could have prevented feverish pros
perity under such conditions-and any Democratic
campaign speaker who appeals to voters on the
ground OF the prosperity of the time is merely in
sulting the intelligence of his hearers