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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
GAINESVILLE, Q.

MARNESVILLE. o., N"r: ~V;--'G S-t,i
tiations ARE now under way FOR me drn,-
in% Of Of an ~ oil we'll en- Mound Hill farm.
About 1T an mile lie west Of This place; Opera
some time interest in aeamtrinEF 4 oil 1Sr-
ritory has been revived around no t ,irs. 70
bn dsvelontI, It Is also reported THAI
leases are being taken southwest Of th is
place and 1t is likely nun',cr OIL "ci,9
will be started before the hrSt Oh '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Nah BootleRger.

John BrodiSs Of Eayland, is III ine
county Jail here awaiting hearing pc
fore Mayor Mcrann al New Alexandra
on charge of violating The liquor laws
Tic was nabbed by County Detectives
Lucas and Pile and is said 10 have been
caught in the act Of dispensing booze TO
his friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
n p crpb Ente1tatned.

Tho voting Indies Of the j.. 2. clut
Of this city we're entertained last evening
by Miss Be&s Clark 1t tho home of Mrs
Frank F'awcett on Whitley street, Kirk
wool. The usual club diversions Were
carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Parent.Teacher mestine

An Interesting meeting of the North
school Iarcnt-TraCher association was
held in that school last night and n
larG" crowd WIS In attendance 10 enjoy
! the program which was rendered.
This evening thc Parcnt-Tcachcrs as
ISOLATION of the Central school will meet
NJ that building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Nav Close School.

II is said that the Florence school
north Of this city will he closed shortly
due To an epidemic OF scarlet fever and
diphtherla. \ few cases of the disease
were discovered among III" pupils OF the
school The scarlet fever victim has
SucCumbcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Tri1I Msnf.

The sewing bee OF the senior woman h,otngia,1 -
Missionary Society Of the FreSnS 'E ry III
church Will meets ;hiS aIIei i'n,,a an
Mrs. Enhcrt tiriifrn at hcI "''"e
North Chestnut street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Fined 500 ami Goat.

For abusing his wife last Saturday
evening. John Levcnski was given a
500 and costs fine Yesterday morning
by Mayor Ralston. He was unable To-
pay and will be taken 10 ST. Clairsville
this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
BRIDGEPORT
ousen Esther Circle Meetin,

Last night at the home OF Mrs. Floyd
Farmer. Il meeting Of the Queen Esther
circle of West Wheeling was held ami
largely attended. r program was rned-
cred after Il business session was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
The Z. 7. W. Club.

Miss Irene SMITH viii entertain Tho
members OF the l.. |. W. Club at her
nome this evening IT which time fancy
work and sewing viii occupy tho even
ing hours OF entertainment. y luncheon
VIII terminate the session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Real Estate Sold.

Mr.. Albert Frominn who has been
citizen and pike contractor in this VEN
ity for the last % years mas S"!u lio
nronertv to Roy Galbraith Of Maple
Avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

success will eclipse all. other receptions
'Iu" 70 the great interest which has
been taken In the Home and work Of the
ladies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Donation Day and Anniversary.

The annual donni ION day and Tho SIX
if"rth anniversary viii hc observed to-
dH% ii; tn" Holloway D"acoueSs home
The dar will he observed by tHc Mntho-
dist churches Of :his county and rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

The Daughters Of America will enter
tain with masquerade party this ev"
ming at o. L. \. VI. hail on Thirty-thIro
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Missionary Society to Meet.

The WomanS ForeiGn MISSIONARY ST
cietv OF the First VI. f.. church will meet
this evening at the horne OF Mrs. II. \.
L.ichtenoer2er on Tallnlan avenue. y
program will no rendered following the
business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

Zane street. Every member Of that or
SaniZation was present.
Tho Lookout" circle of the same club
held meeting at the home of Mrs. Jcn-
nie Gatchcll on North Fourth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

of the Second Presbyterian church VIII
w. "ntrytaiuc,l by Mrs. Ed. G"n anu
Miss E,nma Blon ~ the homc ~ tns
former on North Guernsey street ''''
..NnninE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Yinp-s Daurhters meet

Tho Junior circle Of Kings naughtnrv
held an interesting session last evening
at the home Of Miss Edna May James on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

II fear my brothers wife is'a triflc
selfish
Doesn't she share the family joys
and sorrows"
"Yns. but she figures on taking about
90 per cent of the joys and 10 per cent
OF the "rruws.'--LnuiSville Courier
Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
niyorca Action

Yinlct Lucas has brought an action
in Common Pleas Court against John
Lucas for divorce and alimony. The
couple was married June T.. 1910. she
accuses the defendant "f gross neglect
Of duty and cruelty. She claims mat
the defendant has refused 10 provide n
home fur her and has failed to provide
food clothing and other necessities or
life. She claims that h" has called
her vile names on different occasions N
the presence Of others. ON October ].
lGla, the defendant ahnnd"n"d her. she
claims. and l"tt her without means ana
instructed Ia. grrU,.? =" t'':I$" FURNISH
ing her with groceries. Sh" claims ne
has r"prai "lly StrurK lI"r ANA threat
cnrd To throw their "hhi from the VIM
dow while Il was suffering with I'ncu-
.uuniu and under Il physician : cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
McConvilla Funeral.

LoST-At Blaine. O.. lady's leatas. purse FlndeS
please return To Ellen Freter. klrkwoDG. n-2o-;E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Prof, Zanor Here,

Trnf. Xaner al Columbus. III" author
"f our system "f pcnmanShip. lcctur"I
to over fifty teachers and friends OF
education in III" High school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

TO Entertain Bible Class.
Members Of the Philathea Bible class
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Gin ssamilieubran,a.

%, nu briusit mid uni" ricf cine
mdnnlid)e gtinme. v,@alt bu benn gor
fein grbarmen!" 9ann lieb iih Elm
entletlides Stobnen b6reu.
9ann: salt! 9u ermorbeit n,idl
Sd lterbe!" Sir cine tursc @eile bDrte
Bic bruuBen perlamnelte Menlden&
mense leiles geufsen llnb gt1bnen.
9auu ertonte ein tpilbcr Sdrei:
"Mpro! Seet it's porbei nit mirl =
9u balt MIDI llmgebrahtl 8, it6 lterbe!
81, bielem Muscnbltd idllg Elm
@tann bonncrnb gegen sic Sbiir lnb
Idlrie:
0g8as sebt ba Srinnen Dor lid?">
/ 9rinnen lieb lih Elm llnteroriicftes
Saden b0ren. hieSbiir ipurbc lufort sez
offnet nnb cine biibldbe ilnae Srau erz
lhicn.
rs5at Ser aarm Sic beltnrubist?"
fragte tic. SD babe cben Gin Senfz
pflalter bonn Miden meines Mannes
abgcnonmcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Sn0taner merScn @iir9cr.

Snoianer mcrbcn @iiracr.
Sic Ser Staotcrt ucroca Smu.tao
1856 ncllc @iir9er aelrillncn. Gs lino
stpur Snoianer pm Caution z. =.
Setretor ncs Snnerrt Game, tit bertc
OILS &ertreter Ses u@rpBcn luciBen 9u@
ters" toes &raiiOcntcn Scr Ser. Stoae
ten) nat Canton ob9crciIr, I'M Sic
gerelnonlen Gil fiibreu. 0ileih5eitia
lrirS CT Ben Sllbiancrn auc9 Sic 4satente
mtT Die ibncn 5ugcrieieHen 9Gnocreien
ilberreia5en,
Gics bcoeutet Sen erItct uirtlideu
sdritt IL Sefr. Canes @olitif, alen
fa0isen ellbianern sic poae aontroae
ibrer perIoniihen sl1selegenEeitcn sll
geben u1b tic alf sleicGen eeiebliden
GuB NIT ellen atlocrcn an,crifaniIden
Sijrsern 6ll ltelen.
j iii II llnterIee c it otionen a m
Asa no dlnafonrI.
Sic Sefretdre 9onicl5 unH gafer,
lopie Sic 9aramafallalbehDrocn baben
cine gemeinlamc Grnpfe6hlng an Ben
&pngreB gcnadt fir cine ge,riIialnle
bon S2,955,306 iiir Sic loFprtioe e'r=
rtehtllng pon lli1terieebontsl sltatipneu on1
NailGlnufanaI
arieasiefretdr gafer t1eifte Sem sllz
lidnoiacn 6altscpn1n1ittee hcutc nit.
Rob er lno Der MarireIefretdr sic
balon1D9Ii6lrc Grridbtltrg ipldcr galclr
(poer Stotionen1 fiir h6dIt miftio
bdlter.
s(n frase bei @illon iibcr
Sric . II.
Cine Melolltioir uelfe Sen 9raiie
Ncnten Ssillpn crilttt sdritte slt erz
grelfcn lrH Sen Srieocn in europa
fer5H'tclIcn, plroc geitern int Soauic
hcn acnt Hepllblifaner 8reeu bon ,solud
eingc6rad't lno OH SOS a,tsp0rtiac
Committee neririeien.
oiutclsr @ernehnen nod uro Gor=
llter Slrpo bcn &rdIocnten bon bieier
9seIolutipn tenadrichtisen llnb i'm fraz
acn, Oh CT lpiirIdfe, oab tic in @eraz
tlung gcScgen trcroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
@eiabren Ser See.
s a NJ pf er 9efentc crt ,
4 / ann b CT nj i f t.

Can 2uis Sbispp, gal., IL.
D@ai. A / @sann bon Ser 8eiabltna bes
9ampfers oGoanpfc" ber lpqbreno
eines Sturlnes 100 Meileu jublid bon
San Sraneiscp am 9ienstag gtaan1ite
tag umleblug, .nls Die aabllng ins 9iutz
ldeu fam, lperben beute pern1iBt lno
Der Geloampfer soniing ludt na1
4 Ser &ettungsbootc, in lpelhe bic
Wtannldaft lid) fliidtete. Ga5 fiitlftc
Boot trieb geitern lmpeit pDn bier aui
ben Stranb. Gs cntbielt 3 falt berz
buneerte 0atrolcu uno sic aciden bon
5 Mannern, bic bcn Strapasen erlegen
lparen.
Ser 3oanofe ecborte ser ogalifnre
MIA Soutb Sea gtaoiaation So. unb
mar am @ontag nit eil,er 2aDllug bon
SprenslIpffen ,lod6 liiSan1erifanii9er
@afen pou San, Srallciseo abgefabren.
Sic brei in Sort Sun 2uis gelanbetcn
lleberlcbenben toarcn 5ll erl6opft. I'm,
enen 5uianunenban9enben @eriHt gc<
ben 5u fDnneu.
g diffS5uia a Ill NJ II It o &.
Nefpp or t g c IN 8, @a., II. Mai.
Ser 9umpfer 8erflbire bon ser Mer~
dants & Miners ainc, Ser. seitern
gtaht bon bier l,ad Baltimore abfubr,
ltieB untpeit Ser 6amptoner Rbebe nit
einer 8arfe suIamnen unb ipurbe altf
Ben Stranb geleBt, Inn lein girfen 5ll
perbiiten. Sic nnbcfannte 9arfe loll
gelunfen fem.
Ser gerfibire ledt itarf, fam aber
pabrle6einlid bon Saudern 5eitlpeilig
reparirt meroen lsno befiloct lid ui6t
in @efabr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
selesrapbiihc g,pti,en.

IL. Wtdt.
saicball. Sn Ser Mationa.
Gittsbllrg 2, Sem gprt 8.
Gbicago 3, Bottom 1.
Cincinnati 3, @rpoflpu 2.
Ct. 2puis A, 9bilabelpbia 3.
ssn Scr q mericun 2casue::
Bottom 6, Glepelanb 5.
Gbilabclpbia 3, 9ctrpit 2.
@albin9ton 2, ct. 2pllis 0.
9ielp 9orf 2, Chicago l..
sSn Der 3 S : I9a:
&apenport 2, Bloomington 4.
Otpline 8, Georia 1.
Gllinep IA, 9prf SSslanb I.
@annibal Z, @odforo 5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12

1ie Gnalaroer apiiien sl,t ge-
mug, lparlm lie oen 6ran5oien feine
SSsrItdrflungen 5ltidyiefen. Sic brau=
d)en leoen Wanll, Inn in ibren eigeue1
HeiAen Die 6ei,loe nieoer5lthalten.
Die 9febellion III Srlano lit faum ge-
oan1pft, benn oollig crItieft lit iic
nld)t lno Id)on miro cine Ienolte aus
Dem Sltoan gcnteloet. SSn Snoien
gabrt es gefihrlid. saie piele sort
ldon erldoile1 moroen iino, bleibt
Der slllBelupelt oerborgen 9eod lm=
ansenebmer olparoen Die Heoolten ba-
onrd, oaB lie alle Soffnung perei=
teln arobe Seere i11 Snoien un6
ggppten atfsllIteler. slber aeraoe
atf oieies rieitge Menidenreierpoir
bat man in eriter &eibe gerednet, Inn
Die Gcrbiinoeten SIT iiberpinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12

tbeilt iuirb ltnb oaB 2cutIdlano nnb
Geltreib it'd perpfIidten n1iiiicn fir
Die gcb6lferllngcu bon Scrbicn. sllbae
nien llnb Muntcne9rp 5u iprgcn.
Sic 9Sobrlinesnittel nerben bon
@mcrifo III Sc ntidcn g diff II
untcr neutraler SIo9se pcrlanbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Nserifauiidcs.
81 m riff. s oniuln f0nuen
eeb N.

y Y
$50 bington, II. Wlai. Sic
amerifanil6en &oniuln, bie bisbcr nllr
inltrllirt tparen. Die 4merifancr in Mcz
gifo CUR M6reile 5u ma6nen, lino ieBt
ernadtist iporoen, lelbit ibre Soften
su perlaIen unb na6 ben 8er. staaz
ten suriicf5ufebren, ipenn lie es i6rcr
si6erbeit fuesen fir notblpenois balz
ten. Sic biirfen Diesbe5iiglif ibren1
seiscnenllrtbcil folger unb brauden fei<
ne belonberen geicble bonn staatsamt
ab5ulrarten.
Ste lcbte a'onferen3?
glHaio, II. Nlni. Sic Inter
banblunsen 5ur 2oluns ber olncrifaz
nil6 .merifaniIdeu 0lilitdrfragen
tpurben berte Wprsen 10 l11r 5tpilben
ben @eneralen @usb 8. scott unn
Sreo Sunitpn ols @ertreter Ser Ser.
Staaten, Dem &riegsn1inii1cr Ser Sc
facto Hesierllng, Sen. sl(poro Sbrez
gon, unp eeSllan 81. Inapor. Scnllntcrz
lefretdr Ses merifanilden mlslpdrtigen
Mmtes, micocr aufgenpmnlen. Gielc
aonfercn5, pelde Die leste icin mag.
lpllrbe in General Scotts Gripatcar
abgebalten.
llm / llbr ipuroe cine Iallic gcz
maht unb Sen. Scott fiinoiete an, baB
Die aonferen5 aSortlhritt" eenadt
babe nnb nipir etmas su iagen baben
iperbcn. ipcnn mir uns I'M i llbr lpie=
Der treffen.
s. II nferensen abgehrph c II.
CT Ealo. II. sDlai. (siadts.) Sic
|amerifanilden lno merifanilhen &onz
fercnten ma6tcn beute sbcnb bie Ine
fiinbigung, bab lie bel6lplIel bdtten,
Die &onferen5eu ein5ultellen uno bies
ibren 8esterllngen gu bcrihten. 10 Da6
bieIe oie llnterbanolungen burd ibrc
!alsludrtisen slenlter gum Slbldlub
brin9cn n1Daen.
Sic &pnferen5en baben sipei @p6en
gebauert nnb enbeten beute Iad1t nut
Seblldlag. Sbreson NOR &iIlens, 3uz
|seltanonille gu maiden, iuurSe aber bon
Garransa unb benen Natbgeherlt iiber~
iti1nn,t. Ser Sebllhlag bcpeutet slpar
fcincn @l,d slpilhen Den Scr. gtaae
ten llnb Merifo, bod beibt es. bab Sic
amerifaniide slrunee i'm Stnatc Gbi-
buabua IBIS auf @eitcre5" praftiid
|untbltig bleiben lperee.
gSicScr cir 9 a oitcne
II llcbcrfall.
gtaratlolt, Seras, II. Miai.
Icrifanildhe 8anpiten frclSten 9elterll
g1odt mieber bie &ren5c ,rnp ariffcrl
ionpbl Gipiliiteu ipic Sploatcu on. Ser
Sbanplus rar 4 Meilen nDrblie6 BON
@ouquillas, falt I'M 9iiiefeu bon sRaipr
aangborns &olpune. gfad) einem fiir-
sen Sdarnliieel cr9riifen Die 8unbiteu
| bier bie Slnd)t, aber eiu slpcttcr lleber@
| fall ipurbe IS Mcilen llorsIih gpquilz
las auf teraltiibenl @oben periibt.
9auSitcn icnerten pprt alf el @tiliz
tir sluto, bas cine 9cpeid]e BON Nio@
ipr San9bprnc on Gnl. Siblep trllg.
Sic bon 2al1sbprn allsse}anotcn Meiter
hlrrdItrciftcn sic Gc9enN, rbnc cine
/ Spur finhen Sll fDnncl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12

sic geltatten, bab it) sic bor@
telle", ladtc Der 0ibcl rnb meinte
Bic llhr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
MrlenQlQrbeiter bon Sod lslauo crbalten
Mnibelleruug,
NadJ MaB8ate Der 1T oen bret staotem berrld,em
Oen 2Obnjdte.
9ie DObercn Gbieasocr sa1ne bleiben auEer setratt
3roe Gnglanh Slodrnna Suscs in gp
btuna".

Yaoen 5at bat larte perSc inn staasam crGo6 Gnganbs
Ssetcluh9 cue @erslna Der ec1er &pnbeNon Gas peSc
951on berted i Blnter Iann 9srebn Observation-Disclosures in
VI Yalo babcn nit Sebdag geenSet Sic ns Goan3a
Sroen ein oener 9rud ganSen uerbten
nelen In9rf ON Scr G,ren5c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12

Seltcrrcib plant ciucn ginfau
i'll sstalien cin san5 portrefflid)er
ginfall.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Cine GeldidJtc ms Mes,uegcu.

Mie ipeit bic englil6e lnDerfroren-
felt in glortpegen gebt oafiir let bier
#ein Beiipiel unseTiibrt. Sin friiberer
llorpegtiner 5taatsnilliIHer, be.
Grdger eines Der befanlrseften 93amer
0esa 2anbes, erbieit felt Sabren an
iGbrli9l 1fiir leinen eigeren SaMs5aIt
einen 8allDn grppeneeSl aus Ni55a.
s9lud in bieiem Sabre fam oie Gent
ouug auS ad53a in 8ergcn an. @e=
Dor. Scr snprpegti9e @peoiteur Dos
Del ieop9 ousliefern tpante, hatte
Der 5tautsminiiter ell Sprau.ar
aus5ufiillel1, baS Der @pebiteur I'M
Nuftrase oes cngli16en aonIuls in
Bergen bem norlpesif6en @taotsz
lninilter 5u iiberIsnoen hatte. 9ieies
5ormular lit in ensliider 5pra6e
abgefabt, oenn Die @nslGnoer fiibren
aud Die enaliI9e Spra@e bel ibren
slmtsbanolungen in 9lprmesen als
Nmtsipra@a ell, uao felt eine eioesz
Fattlihe Grtlarllng bar, pub Der be-
treffenbe norluagiids 8iirser lid pcr@
pfltbte, bic Nore I'M etgenell @ausz
tonb gu perlpenoen unb iie ni9t in
oie SGnoe BON nit @nglanb trieg.
fii6rsnoen 5taaten gelangen gu lail:n.
Ser nornesiIhe @iuatsmi1liites
lanote emp0rt oas Sormulor Suriid:
gr lei als norlpegiicber 8iirger niht
in Der Gage. li3 untsr bic slmtsz
geipuli bon engliiGen 9eamten ouf
losiucsilcDenl @runb uno 8pOen gu
itelleu. Gr bersi9te auf ben SaQon
Del inD irolle Die 5a9e l1idt peiter
perIolsen, Inn Der norpegilden SIC:
sierune, oie es 10 lpie 10 nidt leldt
| bobe, feline urnUtisen @cDipierisfeiten
3u madden. Ser Mame oss nprtpcgi=
| Tchen @taatsr,i,,iiters. Ser es ipag.e,
Iein norlpegiIcbes 8iirserrs6t sese,1
ensliI6en lIebermut, Der gpripegsll
als engliide grooin5 bebanoelt. gu
psrteioisea, feibt Sbfen.
Das pferb fehreit nidt bsi
SerleBuf9ell.
@ine MbteiIung ru1iiz
| der 6 ol b aten Derllllhte pps ciz
niger 3eit ouf 8ooten iiber Den prutb
nod !tumdnien 5u fliidten. Sic
iparben ppn Ger ruiii1hen llferpaae
entoedt unb in gentM bsrfolgt. 3mi-
| lcben Syliihtlin9sn unb @erfolgerlt
entlpidelte lic3 Elm blutiger &um2f.
BEL Dem Die eriteren untcrlagen. Mebs
rere 9eferteure uurben cr1doIien, Die
iibrigen entlpaffnet.s
lleber Den S rii III III { /,
Grtsls5llrss pebten tiirslid Die
| 1lnpora aelbeu 6abnen. Sln eluf.
traee oes @iensr &riegsbtlfspereins
fit Srtelsburg trafen bort bic Wie<
ner. 2lrhttetteu. profeiIrr @pffmaml
unb 9ausler, Gin. sic heli9tj9ten
Die @taot, insbslonbere ben Ylus fur
ben Meubau bes pom 8riegsbilfspers
Gin Su erbauenoen Mathalies. sSm
! Mn1ntlib baran bein9ten Die Wiencr
5erren Die seritDrte Srtl4aft Ylpba
fen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
5tartcs otutl6es Soubarocuent an Der
&er0nuiront,
2lber feinc 9r6ieren sntanteric0cfedte.
9eut9e be4ranien id auf Nbmebr tiuolder Mugrife,
Der feinc 8r66eren Suianterieocfed)te.
be bei4raniten id) auf 4bwebr ftiuolider Mugrife,
5ns1ac Siterc car bic sepanpnna fit tOOia le6cr6s

n6 tic 100000 @an bel @oun Geud grfoloe an Scr
lnt nno trie Der fnfaiusron Sic W6arleiae oelaz
Scn 9nen famen Gbrien Gcud5e Snorifa micbcr inn
IDrnarl Die 8ritcn gn9lan anerif Gau sur
nterlsung bungernben
nf1den sepngungsn Sic @orratbe ofcn oeutdcn gce
unter neuraer Slasgc rausportirt mcrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-12
Die mdrfte.
Grpbnhc.

gbicase, IL. @eai. ssci5e1
115A Mai t167s' Suli.
&prn = 741a Dlai, n SSuli.
SSafer - as Mai, 1884 ,snli.
@etreioe fir @aar:: seo. 2 rotber
9llter nominea; aeo. 2 aorn
rs; @afer, Stanoaro, AS.
Hoggell go. 3 971a.
8erte = 64 80.
@ieD uno &ropiiioncn.
G6icago II, Mai. 9iinopieb
3ufl,hr 5000. Stierc $500 1000,
ailbc llno 9iinoer $4.35-9.50; Sal
Der Sc. 70 1925.
Sdlpeine 3nilt6r 10000. 10c
bober 5lr S9.40-10.00; 5luneiIt 8u
$9 970-9.90.
gdaTe 3ufu6r 1000. Set;
ssioocr 81. Is $50; 2iimnler $S.-
25-12.15.
@efliisel Siibner 1sc.
gutter Creamery 26 2sE..
gicr ~ Grima t9 20Ac.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-19
Buffalo Bills Wild West with the Sells
Floto Circus in Logan Aug. "a
Prosperous Philippines

Manila, = 1.-The spirit OF optiru-
ism is abroad in the land. OF this
there can be no doubt, says Mr.. Har.
old NJ. Pitt, president of the Manila
Merchants Association. An easing OF
credits, inquiries for investments, ap.
pearance of money from unexpected
sources-.these, says Mr.. Pitt, are but
a few OF the evidences that presagc
better times, more favorable business
relations and more liberal dealings.
That there is an increasing de,
mand for our products in the mar
kcts of the world, and at highly sat
isfactory prices, is readily apparent
| America, Great Britain and Norway
are clamoring for hemp; japan. Eng
land and the United States rapidly all
sorb all the sugar we can ship tC
them. We are unable to supply &
fraction of the worlds demand 70,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-19
Saws Brothsrhoo Err.

Milwaukee, wis.-The Free Press
says editorially:
We think the brotherboods are max
ing a mistake In refusing arbitration.
II they are fairly entitled to what
they nsk for impartial arbitrator VIII
award It to them, and the public, which
finally foots all transportation biils,
will draw its belt bit tighter. pay the
price either In higher rates or dimin
ished service. or both. and there VIII
be no interruption Of the country'S
commerce.
But II American business shall be
thrown our of gear by a general stop
page of rnliroad service because the
brotherhoods have refused TO arbl'
trate. public sympathy will undoubted.
ly be with the railroad owners ana
managers. And without the support OF
public opinion the brotherhoods could
not win q strike.
Capital must get its living wage as
well as labor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-19

Mia cigars are articles that are go.
Ing 10 the United States in rapidly
increasing Quantities while Philip.
pine Leaf tobacco has market In
EuroUe that is taxing our capacity to
supply. Many minor items are as.
suming prominence in the list OF ex.
ports while, from month to month. re.
ports are received Of additions to cur
mineral resources and wealth that
convey deep significance. 1t is, In
deed, time for optimism, for the fu'
ture is filed with fair promise.
The new sugar crop is in excellent
condition, Mr.. Pitt declares on the
| strength OF the most recent reports
from the sugar districts AT Negroes. At
prevailing high prices the growers
will close very successful year. In
the Cayagan valley. he says, they ex.
both as TO yield and quality while re-
ports from various sections as to the
hemp and coconuts give assurance OF
abundant crops. Taken altogether tho
outlook is highly gratifying.
The state of our foreign commerce
Is most satisfactory Excess of ex-
ports over imports for April amount
ed I'm value to sl,lC9,40S. increasing
the total favorable balance OF trade
for the first four months of the year
to s7,S6S,SSS figures never approached
IN any full year of the islands his
tory.