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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
9(rte fEprt 0pbae.

Sic Gnge6ote fir Die 8floiternne
Der iehs Strabenblofg, tpelde nell
reIp. u~mgcpflaitert peroen ioaen,
meroen nnl 5. SUM geoifnet iper,
ben. Der erfolgreide 8ieter mltf
nit Der arbeit am 10. SUM be-
ginnen uno bieielbe bis gum 10.
I0ftober beenbet ba6en.
Sn Der Slide 0es 0fiolano GAZE,
.518 Central abe., entltanO Conn.
'toa friib eilt 5euer, oas Die Slide
NIT Snbalt b~olIit1noig 5eritorte. Ole
6lnrunen griffeu Inn iih nnD rid
teten aud in Der Strom'I1en 9ool-
bale, in aeboe's apotbefe uno i'm
Columbia gafe S9ooen on, ebe
.ite gel6idt meroen fonnter.
9ur9 iibermaBiees @Gbnen Der.
renfte it'd, so. s. gaipfins am
.SonAtoa Die &innbafen, iooaB CT
ben N1un0 ni9t id[ieBen fonnte.
Inter anlDen0ung bon 9etdnbungs.
mitteIn gelong eS idliebli9 Smei
aersten, Die &imbaden nieoer in
Bic riGtige Gage gu brinsen uno
Golpfins bon ieiten Sdmer5en gu
befreien.
Gieieuisen, tpeIde iid fir sic
benorlteben0e 8obl iiber Srnilens
Itimmredt regiltrieren Iniien mol.
len, millien Dies ant 25. uno &c.
Moi, ODER am 3. SUM TIM. Die
8obl finbet betanntIid am 5. SUM
itatt.
8egen GiebIt1bls BON Meiling
aus ben gabnperflt1tten iultr0en am
Montag aQen Munn uno y. &ierns
IN 9nft genomntert.
Gua SarOing tpur0e bon Hidter
Brtgbt Der ErinfersS eilmltaIt in
iberpieien,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

f0lgt.
lluabI1iiige 5ielbeipuBte 0Irbeit lit
Die @rtMblage fir ieben @rfolg. uto
Dies trifft in beionoerem weoke onf
ben aiitomobil aonteIt 81, Der ia
imnier Hlebr Sntereiie erreet, mo.
burh Die Arbeit Der aonteitnnteu
inter benz aagemeinen beutiden gu
bliElm febr erlei1tert iDirO. GO lit
ia iiberbmipt nidt idmierig, fur
bic rG1gIide 0mabn Eribiine1 neie
2eler az g%eipinnen. Gle 1T be
einsiee oeutlhe TagesSeituna nno
Die intereffnnteite beutide 8eitrng
bes Meltens, bat einen urnfnngrei-
den, uniibertrefflihen Rnhridten-
bienit NIB 1T in je0er 0eutiden Ga.
mile EN- germ geiebener @alt. 9as
beipeiien Die pielen begeiiterten af-
erfenmngsbriefe bic forttpdbrenb
BEL Der oSribiine~ einlmtfen. 3abet
If Der 4bornementspreis Elm iebr
maBiger, iobnB es feinem aonteiton.
ten befot0ere Mliibe MAIDEN Uir0,
feline Jreunoe itnb @efonnten 81
beranlaHerL auf Die 3eiting 81 nbon.
nieren. llrb Der Breis. ben Der
Sieger i'm GonteIt O1bontrngen miro,
if bod IiferIid ieOe Iiiibe itrlO gr.
belt inert.
Carl Sobbein aus Sefferinn So.
bat beute Die erite Ste[le ipie0er
eingcnommen; ibm ais n1hiter IN
Der GangIiIte itebt clinton Beiter-
man ans Dodge 60, uno Der brittle
I'M glrbe lit 2ouis ginrtptp, Soto
mottomie Co, Soma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
SlnIildlc Gratc erfroren.

Berlin, "a. Diai. (5uufeubrri6t)
2aut Gepeifen ats Stodbolm an
bic lleberieeii9e 9odri9ten. aeentlu
lit i'm n0roli1en unO mittleren Rub.
Lamb fnit BAG edlloe 8intergetretoe
ourd ben 6rolt perui6tet morom.
SIN @clga . 9iitrift unb in ben
4roUin5en 4n5on iitO Snntara inn
iii0Iihen HitblonO, no infoIge 0es
miiDen 6riibiobrs Die Saaten iDeit
fborgefhritten iparen, iino 0ieielben
gdfi8IiA erfroren. Die ruiliide 9e.
gierlng beabiidtiet ben 8ooen 10.
fort mieoer aufpflleen unb neu be.
iden 81 lailen.
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ben Srdnaigfnner @oter GititS uno
S~onoratlts, cine beiIige aiiiiion ge-
geben. 9ie erIte ISOLDE lit ba1tpt-.
ladIid fir oie 5rauen uno Sung.
frauen beitimmt. Se0en utorgen 1916
llbr lit beilige Meiie itno eu9liide
8reoigt fir ale, Die pdbreuo 0es
Cages arbeiten miiIen, aud fir
Die Siinglinge un0 Mdnner. lin
8 nbr ieoen Gag lit beiIiee NielIe
uno oeutide 9reoigt. 0es abenOs
nm 1913 llbr lit oeutiAe &reoigt un6
am 6onntog, ben ID. gtai,
inn 8 ubr, lit Gtnnoes.
ltnterrift fir Die SHngfroiten in
5prohe. 4m Mittpoh,
ben IL. Moi aben0s Tim 158 llbr
lit Gt1noesunferridt fir Die perbei.
Grnnen in oeiitifer SprnHe
in Der Stride unb eneliih in Der
ShuIbole. @om 81. bis %. Wtoi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
Reinigt das BIui,
VeTtTeibt RhGumatismus
8lbtam0tismns SpIse itleateu BIN.
tes.

3miienbe nuroen eeiun6 genla9t,
Qeute, bic an Hbeurnntismus furdt.
bar Iitter rnO groBe Sdmersea aus.
.itan0en un0 Die g%lnnbtetL Dab iie
nidJt n1ebr hiriert mefoen fonnten.
Gs uur0e ibHen bepieieb BOP bic
ltrlnfe ibrer arorIfbeit I'M 9Iut lag,
oaB Sorni6itre, Der trettelte 6reun0
oes abeumntismus. iie in ben aral.
len botte. Dns @ift I'M 8lut bate
6eilen Gt6rfe 5eritort, 0os eeidmdd.
te glut bate Gtften uno lnreinlih.
feiten erlnubt, fid einBuniiten, urO
Die goflae energie mar beridpurt.
oens sic fnblten iih idledt, bat.
ten ShmerSen iinb idledte 8erodu.
hing. Gle Derindten q. Q. o. -
Noturs 9IutbeiImitteI. nrO enben
9rogien auf. 9ieIe 9uIdmmenItel.
lung bon b~eiIfrGftigen ar1ltern ur6
BuraeIn erreihte, mas Grogueil ntht
fonnten, tie puid oos 8liit tatid9.
lid bonn Gift rein. uno nit Dem
nelleft reinen 9lut fe9rte @eiunbbeit,
araft, 2ebengmut uu0 @Ilf 5lriif.
aaufen Sic g. @. Q. bon gnrem
a~potbefer, belteben sic nnf Q. q. q.
Jnls Sbr San elm bernlteter lit,
idreiben ite Inn Gr5tIiden Rat an
Stuift Specific Co., Qt[dnta, 60,
nber beginner Sic eleia NIT Q.
9. 9.
s,ln g4Eslssn stsaAas mar BE .oHla5e 2Eisaas-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
gortraa BON e6as. aOet6en.

Serr Gbas. aoetberb Der 4n5eige-
itreiber bon granOeiS Stores, belt
bor benz Omaha No Club einen
8ortrog iiber discriminating oes
onerifaniiden an5eigetpeiens, Der
bohintereiiant un0 belebreno mar.
&err &oetben Elm Grpert in ieinent
Sad, beban6eIte 0ns 1berna in nil.
ienIfoftliAer 8eiie ltrtb Denies lei.
ne grfldruneen an Sorto rooiopti.
ider Giloer. st aeigte bermittelIt
0ieier 8iIoer 4nnoncen zines Der,
gangenen sSabrbunoerts, aus Der
8eit oes aebolutions. unO Burger.
frieges, bis aiif ben belttigen Gag,
no Die Qunit Oes Heflnmedgenten
nuf'8 SodIte enttuideIt lit. Die an.
Seigeni9reiber Iouldten 0en Nus
fabrungen NIT geipantitem Srttereiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
NO3G9lidbcs SlbfGbrmn9s. =
Wfittel fir Gltlitbe &emte!
@nrbs felt bieleH Sabrsn BON fem
~beIdHHieu aer5tsH Der.
Orbnet.

Die S6p1den bes alters sciaen
fih Defenders In elmer &innelatlna
our Beritopfnng, neldc onrf leid,t
obfiibrenoe nntiirlide Wlittel bebo.
ben iperOen mub. Die ftncue @ir.
flung purgierenOer Wiittcl nn6 Itar.
Ter Abfibrmittel, iDeI6e oas Sujtem
ouereifeH, iolte berniieoen neuoen,
b~eionoers, oo Die oaourd erSielte
@rleihteruHa MIR teHporGr H. uno
bic 9ebensorgone 0ur9 0eren Itarfe
Birfung In Wlitleioenidoit ge5oaef
iper6en.
gor foit 80 Sdbren beridrieb Or.
20. Q. GoIopea, @onticeao, Sa.,
cine 8lionmeniebung einfa6er o6.
~fiibrenoer Gr1uter, Die ieitoem bic
befannteite &nnSme0i8in III talien.
Den Seimen %eeiuoroen iii. sic Dirft
Nib unb Ieidt unO bod nit beItem
erfole, obne Bein un0 llnbebagen.
Bran Mnfcl aIen, @aIesburg,
lit II Sabre oft uio idrie5
nod @ebronH elmer 5Ioi9e bon Oh.
Syrup GcpIin, 0aB oos.
ibr duBerit gut getun bal. uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
getriiaeriider gInfieher.

gbicoeo, "a. @2ai. Sn ipltenn.
tiider @eife lit Die Gta6t bon Dem
Arbeiteraufieber Serbert 9. Serbia
iu6 flint nnoeren 2euten Die iii elei.
der eieenihoft in ItGotii8en Gien.
iteh ftnnben monotlih Inn $1,000
beitoblen norben. Or botte Bic mo.
tatliden 2obnIiiten aepiiier Stra.
benarbeiter, Die tdgli6 SO erbaIten,
fir Die boae Belt allsgemodt nab.
reno tie tnti1dltd mir ont COB.
mingstog eeorbeitet botteu. Gas
oltf oieie 8eiie oberoieute~ @eIo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
Don Den 3meigen
OeS St0ltSUer6an0eS.
Der gOean SDDnibip giirser.g ereiu
bernnfaltet Set snm 8eiten Oes
9iOten Grenses.

Ser 2ogon gourtp 8iireer.8erein
in Dodge Gouittn beranitaltet 5onn-
tag. ben 90. Mdi, cine groBere Set
'litteit gum geiten 0eg Goten areli-
.Ses. Die Geier beginnt Inn 2 ubr
nodmtttngg, utfb bat oos 5eitfomi,
fee fir CUTE ltnterboltune ut1O 9e.
ipirtllng Der 5nbIreid ~erporteten 90.
tie geiorgt. glu6 cine 6eftreoe lit
in Qusiidt genommen, iirt0 miro Der
Same oes aeoners IN ben nGfIten
8ogen befonnt gegebn. gs lift at
Doffen, oaB Ole Seitlihfeit eirten er.
folgreiden gerlanf nebmen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
Sa6erer gu6n fir 6emSeHar6eiter.

Grob, q. o., "a. Mtai. 0rei
arobe bieiige 9eHOen. uuo arogclt.
6abrtfefL melfje in ben beridieOe.
men 8eiIen oes 9an0es 8lueigfabri-
fen b1bctt fiinoigten geltern an bob
ibre arbeiter uno arbeiterinnen bonn
20. 9toi an cine 2obnerbobung bon
10 8ro8ent erbalten tperoen. Bon
~0erielben iperben ettpa 10000 Ser.
lonen betroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

minneapolis, Wlinn., "a. Moi.-
Sn Der eeitrieeH 5ibung Der bier
itattfin0eaoen noroIi6en @optilten.
GonDention puroe nod elmer I1nge-
rem 9ebotte Der geidIliB gefaBt,
eegen oos @erboIten folder @eiItli.
deiL nelde bel Der Grouung ecidie.
oener Berlonen nmtieterL cine gtiB-
biIligung aiisouipreden. Sn elmer
an0eren @eioIution nirD Der aon.
ereB eriitbt, einen @erfniIumgs3uios
.5rguniten notioHnIer 9robibition an.
5unebmen.
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teilte er nit ben 9euten, Die nit
ibm inter elmer Gede itqnOeIl. 5iinf
on0ere gufieber, Die bic Sto6t ouf
bieieLbe grt u10 Weiie beitablen,
puroen Suiammen nit Scriba Der.
baftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

baB file beabDdtigt es itaHbig i'm
Saliie gu bnIten,
@potbeter perf1ufen Or. GaI0.
iuea's Syrup gepiin fir soc per
Maide, Us lit cine bor5iieIi6e Dte.
oi5in un6 ioIlte in ieoen Satiie fem.
Cine Brobeflnide ipiro fret Der.
idift, ipeuit man an Or. %. g..
GoI0nea. A42 Mnibington Str,
@~fonticelIo. 81. idret6t.
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gns Sem Stante.

Settings. 3te SanOlrnggrciien.
ben BON 9tebrasfa ertpGblten ouf ii.
rer a~onbention bier S. @. Sogot1
non Gmobo i'll ibrem Gr1iiOentet.
Die udditiGbriee @~eriommlung fin.
oct in gaorfoIf itntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
OrtSUer6an0
Dunbar, a6tun0!

ltnlere nGdite g~erTammllfng fin.
oct Sonnobero 2 l1Dr na6nittags
III Dunbar ltatt. Die leste Ser.
latnnlung bes Srtsnerhonoes Der.
regncte. aomutt oesbnIb Diesntal
ale.
". @eiIer. Br6fiOeftt.
8. Stemer8 Sefret1r.
@edn untcritise Die 0eatfde
9refie, inoem man ai ibrer Ser
breituag beitr6gt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

s%stsn Elf II nmaftiAfn7 Rflh Munbtf, .Mrfssgis
" hos prtduft9itt ehbHsraastnmliid btf msiil1
ett mir mtl6 msint eani N. "a mar erab, bss
fnbnuougS bas hbsrtriiii bed ants. 90 pitgt .Gttbs
stFbd alien oBbntraugeH lsbtFjat ~ ti bic tinAle,
hn. RhknnauekH AT f~nrifreH. 6is bitim antn buns
nfu 9anbagsn. Htbriefn QHaftru, btikenbtn Cabin,
Mrlstn. RohtfEeAe Ii unb ehtsn etbtnobL .Httss
q. psrirtiti SamtrSfH; Ia 2 etsanttn aHsubrinesn ;
pcragi hifi utbi, iamttsi o6n trn6t HiAt.
sassy N lbsral ~ bobgns 25c be gtaf&e ebtt
hirtft gslAidt pom q, famreHee & Co., Nbitoao, "a.
Nafautr In Cwaba uHb tmplnhItH nts Der a8tft betss
ehhntranstnupitti pen ebsrnau n WeGoHHta Drug
Co.'s fabtn.
ptln eSrdtsa srmdbns man BE Dmaba TribnuG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

5airaLide @adriatea.


NhTiOn in Der ct. Spiep6's Stride.
Som IA. Weoi bis 20. 0loi in.
iDiro in ner 81. Sniepb's
STRIDE IL. uro Genter Str, bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

sic baben MIR aiuei GugerL uno
oos Bette lift nur eben gut gerntg
fir Sieielben. geIuden Sic Or.
g8eilonb in Jremont, Seine Sorg.
fat garnntiert Sbnett grfolg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

abouuicrt ouf bic adgIide Gribaue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24

DSsbeu Gle Eierbrr, 70 IN eipfnd
unnberbar fir 3ibnsranseu.H

silBefeptlld, ata patri Nan lsnis q Fanm lnr
pbeiia taiir-tat 9atHuause bat W. alait etaAadh
NIT NaHanfnl9oltu. SalifH &ls 9bftH 8inau an mss
n1 esla ,euahf ties-idns Augh-bln ~ a, ihtisn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Q-BAN To
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
1t Is Harmless, No Dye, But
Darkens Hair So Evenly
No One Can Tell - Also
Stops Dandruff.

Whenever your hair falls out. turns
gray. or takes on that dull. lifeless.
faded. streaked with gray appearance,
simply shampoo hair and scalp a few
times with QBan Hair Color Restorer
All your gray hair then turns a beau
uful dark shade. and entire head Of
hair becomes evenly dark. wavy. soft,
fluffy, abundant. thick and charming
Just as hair appeared when you
were l6 or Is years old. QBan is a
ready-to-use delightful hair color re-
storer. perfectly harmless. no dye, but
applied two or three times week. be-
sides darkening gray hair. makes
scalp healthy and clean. stops dan
drum and falling hair and promotes its
growth. Give IL trial Sold on
mopey-back guarantee. Only soc for
big Tor. bottle at Griest Drug Store.
1925 Market ST. Wheeling. w. Va Out
of-town folks supplied by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
STRIKE AVERTED
AT STEUBENVILLE
ARBITRATION BOARD IN BARBERs
DtSAcREEAESr HAS BEEN
ACCEPTED.
Both sides Sign and Possible Trouble In
Averted-Gsnerai News of
Steubenvtlie.

STU BI,NN1LLE. O.. May 9.-The Ar
~ ration board selected 10 mediat, the
a ttrenccs between the Jourusyurn and
Nt~l'r ltrb'rs or this city. completed
t'lF task today and tho new agreement
Mhlth proved satisfactory 20 both sides
wa signed. thus ayertiug "a strike. Inc
y"NtnfyfnFn gained three OF the four de-
mahds made. tn" now aEr.smer. pro-
woes Tor local shops fo open az = a IN.
and close az 7:3O p. m. with a 10 o'clock
closing hour on Saturday night aud I'M
evenings preceding holidays The only
POINT IN this connection not conceded
the BARRIERS was a Z o'clock closing hour
ne Journcymen. who have been draw
ing Sla per week and half over S.-. de-
over $50. hut tho arhiterS eplit tho az
Terence and granted them haIf over Sgf
Both sides say the new scale ~ salts
factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

f"r probate Judge is IN RcUalrs TODAY
i'"..rE up lIs political fences
AIRS. james Parker Of Newark Ia
visiting SIR and Mrs sylvester UaurE-
'Fiy hort di-tanc. west Of town.
Mrs. James C0EElus is confined 10 her
nome ON south Broadway by illness
vs. LaughIn OF Walnut street. g.
spending a Few days with relatives rear
Lor. 'lfy.
Nr~ Guy Mercer ~ North BroadUa,
sir .rT ,+-. ',...-t .rlAy,
.'t- .l,i. Margaret. or HtulIsville. are
kiril li- hi+ parents Mr. and Mrs
u. Latham OF South broadway
Et.hry IaN i'r IeIdlc1ra of New cas-.
10 was business caller in TINS rIf,.
Tuesday. '
Anna. little daughter OF Mrs. Nar-r,
hutchinson ~ south Broadway. who has
N.'H confined t1 Hsr home Dor the past
several weeks. by illness. .s able 10 h..
out "''0 q" "'
Mrs Harry ~rider and baby % Lima
Lr' Visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lh"na- Graham of West Main streef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
BETHESDA, 0,

BETHESDA. o. May 9.-The theme
Tor The morning service at the NJ r..
church sunday morning was BE Ne
clean KeV. Chase spoke OF cleanliness
iu our religious life. also in our sur
rouudiugs Both are important
Eey. chase with go Co Richiand and
communion service.
tn" them, for the morning service
n Tho Christian church was Opinion.
Faith and kuovNl'dE.-' Evening ser
Du OBJ"
The e.. W 4 NJ viii meet az the
church Thursday evening
Mothers Day viii be observed next
sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Miss G.nrN.N' peeUan. OF Water
street DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained the
members OF tho VI. n. club an orraulLa-
ton composed Of young ladies of this
city. The evening was pleasantly
spent in sewing and at various other
popular diversions. Dainty refresh
ments NtTe serNrd DIV The hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Secure More Men.

During the past few weeks. a large
force OF additional men for the River
side works OF the National Tube com
pany have been secured and yesterday
morning. the sign men wanted was
removed from in front OF the employ
meut office. For several days the
local mills have been handicapped 10
a great extent by a shortage OF labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

II Is reported that o. soon as the
Wheeling Traction company completed
their repairs To- the tracts alOn IS
Kentucky heights the city VIII start
work upon raising The street 10 level
with the tracks. During "a, past week
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad has
also made mum Der OF Improvements
along that section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
hdissionary nreetinr.

TWEEN. E-tuI,t members and two Wis
INK nf fh. Womau's For, Ign MISSION
grN Society. hold ar tho home Of Mrs
Myrta I'roiu-. last Thursday after
noon Mrs. 4. :. McNIllen presided.
The names or IN, new members we're
announced and welcomed into tho sacie-
y. Aitrr 90, business session Mrs
Thc study OF China" N.Nf fr..tIrr
viii Do" held CO tho home OF Miss Emma
Mlr"u'r. tu' first THURSDAY 100 June
f.r tUarA ur,riuE service, a. be- h.ld
in tLc near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

DR. " s WcUb IL haVIu. The exca-
walton done ON his new residence and
oriec near the corner OF seventeenth
street.
Candidate 4. +. Uabig was here look
INK after the Interests OF his Jtndidacy
yesterday.
The members OF the Christian church
are repairing tho lawn around tho
church. setting IL IN shape To plant f0w-
,r~ and grass.
The teachers of North Warwood are
preparing Tor their Mothers Day tNcr-
cises which viii be given Friday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

When "a reserved seat section coll
lapsed during the performance 81 Lin
lg"r \ owcsnry's circus at Toronto -
last night two hundred persons were
prcc. plated 10 tho ground Great az
citcment was created in the crowded
tent and panic was narrowly avortcd-
\" one was seriously injured. several
score persons being bruised and severely,
shaken up The performance was sus-
pended until order could be restored
Miss Mary Ellis daughter OF Edward
illS. OF Toronto. sustained the most
painful injury. she having her right foot
badly tWltssd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
BENWOOD
May CANCEL Game.

The game scheduled between the
Union High school and the Triadelphla
distrIC liigh school for this afternoon
may l. ,.ucelled at the request OF
the local nine. IL was understood last
evening. The reason assigned by follow
ers OF the locals Is owing TO the
absence~of several players
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Street Car pera,led.

W'llsburg Traction line. Steubenyille
bound. was derailcd between here and
oIHnsbce about midnight last night
when Or struck a huge rock which mad
rolled down from the hillside in front
or 10. Tho car was badly smashed up
escaped injury but Conductor " r.. An,
dersun. OF Foliansbse. had his right arm
painfully injured. None Of the passgn-
gers were hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Build Your new home in the Mid
way. Paved streets. cement walks.
water. gas, up-tO-date sewer system.
MCCullagh a Reid. Both phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Ar Eshibits.

Today in the Union H.gh school. the
pupils of tho McMechen and Union
schools viii have an art exhibit. from
the hours ot = until 10 o'clock this
evening. The domestic science depart
ment Is also To BE- represented I'm the
exhibits The patrons and friends OF
the school are cordially invited 10
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
COrnS Come Off
Like Banana Peel

Wonderful. Simple "octs-rtr s4.y,r
fals 90 Remove Any Corn Easily.
Houffn'f 30 fa- ..fr rf.r. I... .....
rr along Tor s.rra a.... .r. H......
Hfn corn Hfffr another. fr.... I. ..
r'i .' them will sl.... ff.f zoe .v .F.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

join their regiments In the Russian
army. the nrst two named being Cos
sacks. They haV. resided in this couu-
try Tor several years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

at o'clock Every member Is urged [,
be present.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-14
SKIPPER DEFIED
BY SEA-LAWYER
ON JOHN ENA

When the sailing ship John Ena, the
first vessel to register under the Ha-
waiian flag in sugar-carrying trade
from Honolulu to the mainland. ar
rived at San Francisco few weeks
ago, Lester Lewis, one of her crew,
stepped ashore with a whole skin and
confidence in himself unimpaired by
happnings on the voyage,
All of which goes 10 show that
times have changed for sailors since
the days of the Sea Wolf and Hell
Roaring" Billy Silver, says the Exam
liner. =.
Lewis is a sea lawyer, of the kind
most obnoxious to the captains of
the old school Instead OF obeying he
dares to question. And under the
strict regulations guarding sailors the
captains dare not lay finger on him.
The John Ena, an American four
masted ship, was four days out of Mel
bourne with Lester Lewis at the
wheel.
Capt. c. V. Olson saw something
he did not like about the steering and
told Lewis SO, calling him a .'chuckle-
headed fool
Two High Crimes of Sea.
To the captains utter establishment
Lewis dropped the wheel. allowing the
ship to breach and heaved himself at
the captain, threatening to pound him
into a jellvfish. The mate stepped in.
and separated the pair. Lewis had
committed two high crimes of the sea
dropped the wheel and attacked his
captain yet nothing happened to him.
The next day back at the wheel, the
sea lawyer was as garrulous as. ever.
Il was right about that, captain"
he said Ell see the commissioners
when ] get to San Francisco
''All right, sonny" said the captain,
mildly.
Look here, my name is not son
n.y., said Lewis. 1T is Lewis, and
I'll thank you to call me that.
We'll. Til call you Lester, then,
said the captain.
Hell Roaring Billy would have Civ
en- Lewis a broken head and the laz-
arctic for that.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-14
PETTY QUARREL
LEADS GIRL TO
SWALLOW POISON

With only some burns in her throat
and some slight discomfort as a re-
minder, Madeline Weir is alive today
and has almost recey cred from the ef.
fects OF cfeoFin, which she drank
Saturday night ia an attempt to end
her life The girl lives with her pa
rents in the NORpareA hotel on Bereta-
MIA street, and It was in the grounds
OF the hotel she drank the liquid.
The girls attempt at suicide follow
sd a small family argument, the sub
ieCt being a Young man with whom
the girl insisted in going despite her
mothers objection Wien Mrs. Weir
slapped her Madeline seized a bottle
of creolin and. running into the yard.
swallowed the contents. Her cries at
tracted the attention Of neighbOrs and
she was carried into house next door
before her mother knew she had TAX
en- poison. DrS. Moore and Wayson
were summoned and immediate treat
ment prevented serious consequences.
William Weir, the girls father, was
until recently employed by the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company. He
is now in the hospital recovering
from injuries received a month ago
while working aboard the steamer
r -. 49,. .