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asssartiae W&rtte.
81 70 gort, 10. Mars.

Rsugort, 10. wlGrB.
@ebl. Ueurft unrsselmdbis;
gprins patsnts $5.75-6.10.
@eissn. = U,artt TART: Ro. 1 Dus
rum $1.29a; Ro. 2 barter $125a;
SO. l 0Ortbrn Duluth $1.34s urb
30. 1 aRortbern Manitoba s1.47
+. 0. b. Rem gorf. Jiir wlai $1.1S4.
Mslidtoru. = Wdrtt fett; Ro. 2
sslbes 85a-85se eli. T. glsip yOrt.
Safer. = Ulnrtt fer.
Sen. = Rarft felt.
Sopi.n. - Rarft iistig.
Sduie. = Wlarft feif.
Q.ber. = Martt feft.
port. - WIartt ftetis. Gam;lp
$23OO-25.00.
Beef. - Marft fteiig.
e6maIs. = Martt itstis.
9ala. = Rdrtt fen.
WoQs. = Marii ftetig.
Rets. - Rurft feft.
MplaHes. = Mfartt itetis.
3uder. - Robsr, msnrtt fart;
gentrifuaal S5.72-5.77; IoldHes
$4.95-5.O0; raffinirttr. Wartt fart.
Butter. Maftt fsFer; 3ufnhr
$780, grsamsrp ertras 365-S7c;
greamerp 37a 3se; firfts 35-36c;
itconbs 321-34ae.
eier. = Mdrtt feii; 3ufuhr 26,s
Io57. Griib ssiammeIte, .rtras 23a-
24se;; sltra firits 23c; firits 22-
22lt; iseOubs 211 21ae; tpeibe,
feline bis fancp 2s-29c; brauns "a
--25e,
aGie. - Wtorfi fsif; Sufubr so4.
State, ipboIsmilt fpeeiaIs 1Stc; DO.
iptibs IS -1S4e; DO. fupcp 17l-1sc;
bp. ipsiBs, 174-17Fe; DO. ipeeials.
|17A-l7lr; DO. miitIere 174e.
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Gi.sisnstt IS. MdrL 1915.

9tsetanatt 10. Wdrt 1915.
Tit us4frsos mad EsrIeten mar cine
ssAt eote nub Biz Uanfen sarsu beute elsnl'
Iid tsFi bSt4iftisf. Die 0insraiea iinb
unpesfnbest oeblisben. Gnr 7ariebss .on
eau psybsu son ben ganfeu 4-4HF BIZ
redHtt. wktTssb Gsf@dftspapiere ~ 4-69s
bi5lsHt1 ptrbtn. Sm onsnsnW Wariis sur.
bsa Dasfsbsn son esu- ~ Sx-4& sxb sui
0sn q l-4Kx pfaert
sssAid ssf &ss Dsn
earbsn ~ l6e TissoHto per $1,000 Ssiid,sn
baassa berfauit. Die GouHterrafe bstrdgt
%; @sdmis ysr ele0o.
es4ia snt esssvs.
si6t. Us9fef ssf 9oHbon fpafotn ~
<,77X--l.e0 Ger yfo. Sterling sustirt. Ear
Ds4fei daf Bsrfin warbea soc fac 4 Msrt
ttrsd1ef. faf We4fd anf BarA 17He pre-
ksans, asf Gmiiersam 48e pro 0ulben
iinb aat S1ies 15f per Krone, 9ireS Ice,
Rubsi Ss, cranes (S&peiL lsHs
gvnSss esilssfisses
sarsn rutig rns Eetia Die 4sssn exc
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6isarina esHis.ilmiasG

Die llmfdte i'm pisIaen glearinsbsus Be,
lisisn iid beute az. sG,sss.boo.
gsiai esfsrifstsn.
and bsutt fparsn bic 0ti4dfis an Der
tisjigta Borit ipitbsr ietr lesplft unb btt'
,dtsn beiHranitsn iiA niAt mar ,auf ole
Gas Aiiisn. isnbern Gtio Sfdie 1tisphoue
nub amtriean Boiling Wlia aitien wurotn
ebeufans siemlif aar sebanbelt. Die
pfeiis warren isit. etnanii pufoen
as Sn esria =
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Den DorDer9aH9eHen 5ipei 1a9eH, lIhp
ME folst:
3ufubr RinoD. S4neins S4dit
13. Mdrs 1893 5534 14s
IA. WGrs =. 280 2755 167
Is. mara -. 533 1882 1856
@eridnbt iDdbr.nb berielben 3sit:
Rinop. Saipeine Sdafe
13. Mdrs -. 43 712
IA. Mdrs u. 558 2o49 -
10. WGrs 50 338 -
ainbbieb. = Die 3ufubr mar
bsuts nur mdbig unb Der Warft itar.,
6sionbers fir Die 6eFsrsn Aualitdten,
fpslds in gutter Ra8frase iparen.
Gamers iofpobl pis Stodsrs uno
Syeebers ifnb ebsnfaas in 9sesbr. Sn>
te Mil4tiibs iiHO rar unb fart I'm
prsiis.
Wlittlere urb i5tpers Siiers $3.50
,-s.75; Offen $3.O0-6.50; Gleis
fder Siire $5.75-7.75; auserlefene
Biz sriua $7.s5-8.50; 9eifsrs $5.75
1850; auserlf.ne Bis srtrd $7.75
$50; aiibe $4,000; auserles
fene Bis ertra $6.25-6.S5; Gamers
$4O0-4.50; fstte W2il6iiibe $3.50
6.85; Wilbfiibe $35.O0-S5.O0; Stos
ders uno syeebsrs: Stiere $3.50
$50: 6eifers S5.O0-6.75; aik
'$475-5.75.
gullen : Die 3uiuGr iudr g,s
ring, bic glaHrag: gut unb bi. preifs
ftstia bis tart.
J,ite 8u[Ien $6.75-7.25; Bologna
$6.O0-6.75; ertra S685-7Oo;
maaere unb Isitts S5.00-6.OO.
&Gtber. Die Radfrase mar
cine 3ismlid CUTE uHb bic preii. itie'
gen um 2550t per 100 pfuHb. Die
3ufubr mar rsur mdbig.
Bette &dlber $11.00-1125; ertrl
S11.50: fair Biz quite lsi9ts $500
11.o0; orbindrs unb sroBs $500
1915.
g 9peine. Der Warit mar
teutt lansiam. bod bisItsn fid bic
qrsiie.
Cute Big aussrleisns gsrianots
uRb Jleifderiprten $10.05-10.1O;
gsmiItte upb mittlsre $9.75-10.0O;
ls;9te gsrfanbtiortsn 120 Biz 155
Yiunb $9.35- $50; orbindrs bis
quite Jertsl no pfunD unb p.niSsr
S6.75-S.60; oroin1re Biz austrlsisns
fd)pere fette Sdue $7.50-9.50;
Staas $5.50-7.25.
9 6dfe unb admmer. = Die
beFeren ipofigen 2dmmsr fporen in
gutter Ra6fras. unb fisiis i'm prsiis,
sei6orsHe 96mmer aber ilsIsn nm
25t. Sf,uf. finb itstis.
Sdafs, rtra, $7.75-S.00; quite
Bis duserlsfsne $6.75-7.65; ordinate
Gs fair $4.OO-6.50. admmsr, ertra,
$1125-11.50; CUTE Bis aussrlsiene
$1o.5O-11.25; orbindrs bis fair
$s.0o-1o.0o; ssi4Orsns $7.oo-
1000.
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PEACE PARTY
Is STRANDED

TIE HAGUE, via Londan. Jan. 1s
:o5 g. m.- Dr Charles p Aked Mime
ko-sika Schw miner and other mem.
b"rs Of The Ford peace board after
having vaigly appealed to the German
minister at The Hague for pcrmis.
sion Tor the scandinavian peace dele
gates to return home through Cor
many. tolerrarhod today fo Berlin FOR
thn desired permits Tho recent a.
forts of members OF tho Ford party fo
cross Germany have been blocked by
'h" German military authorities with
ihn explanation that the delegates arc
uudp rabia
Iw'nfyhro subjects of Denmari,
sweden and Norway who came toro
NIt1 fhr peace expedition arr dnaIrora
to return to their home. which fboy
ar" unable f0 do urirs. hv VA, az fto
Norfh .oa This route rarardoJ
1000 af. Included 1 ft0.n ma-ooroJ
H"r. Paul LrrII.l.r. m.,or off
stockholm. who at. he mH. io.c hIe
900" NHu un.s-. h. return. soon
Mime -rhwImmrr. who I l urn~s
". wired tho aufh0rIr. a+ uerfIo
'h. h.urEad. AGAINST fI. return.
.I delegate. FL. proving . rrr4f .r
convenience fn fHr expedition and
urged fre lifting of ffa embargo
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GARMENT WORKERS
MAY GO ON STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1G. - Final
plans for @ strike of 10000 garment
workers In This city tomorrow. unless
ih'ir demands are granted was dis
cussed at mass meeting Of mem.
beers ~ the International Ladies' Gar
men. workers Union today. BENJAMIN
S"hl'ssineer president ~ the union
presided and declared that the orpani-
zation IS prepared To- stay out ~ weeks
N necessary. although he did NOT Boz.
lieve the strike viii last more than A
few DAYS
Five hundred pickcts will meet 10.
morraw af $50 O'Clock and after
rounding up tho workers will march 10
hall whore they will ho addressed
hv> Samuel Gompers. president NJ tho
American Federation of Laho and
Frank Morrison. secretary OF chat or.
nanlazfion
Tho rarn emf worker. want hiehrr
vaec. better working conditions and
rrcoeuiuOr OF tho union Leaders ir
trn movement have announced their
WILLINGNESS fo submit their demand TO
au arbitration committee
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CARRANZA
tcontinusd From First razs1

meditatively by a band who fed az
once after the raid"
Assurances that "cOndiCn punish.
ment' would be- visited upon the muir.
derers already had been given the
state department through Mr. Are.
dondo Whether a formal note from.
Carranga is TO follow has not been re-.
vealcd
Carranzs Telegram.
Carranza's Telegram today IN ns
embassy here follows
The government under nv dircr.
ton has adopted c.ery necessary
measure to insure tho prosecution of
AN energetic campaign FOR tho capturo
and destruction ~ The PARTY of Vii
lsia bandits and to cortinUe the same
TO IFS complete accomplishment
have asked General Jacinfon u Ire.
vino. commanding the Constitutional
ist troops in rho roi-hh1rhood of tho
ASA -ina'ons. to obtain for mo The
names OF fho as.ai'aat- in order that
20 decree may boz issued placing them
fhom outside the pale of Tho law
Whom tfis is done. any citizen or cifi.
l'n. nl Tho rruuhlic will have tho
right to arrest the guilty parties with.
out other warrant and to execute Thorn
without formality
similar DEGREES were issued and
executed effectively BOO The cases Of as.
-aults and dtramifiur of trains in an.
other section ~ The republic within
fho year. notably when passenger
train was dynawifod and its paaeon.
gers assaulted noar Ariyaco and again
noar I1Iar1. These DEGREES are made
effective because iu tho opinion of
fnr government those who rerrrfrafc
such aaslsH nations OFF human bafrr.
ho fha victims native NcNc.r. or for.
'IEurr. must bo considered Ir q.
Irflf fno same - rEort aa those who
dynamite fh' railway trains FIN
0"roIf d"ulorn fhh" objectionable
Dirwr af Santa Yaabof"
officials af thc state department FOB.
nirhf said tho word requested" used
'n Nr ~iINmau's diar4tchoa arrsr
'rft bad been Intended f1r "rerula
''d An error bod frHnamis.ion tn,t
a.d. probably was roapon sibfe for Tho
uh.fIfuf.un
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them were in a serious condition and
one is expected to die.
Nothing approXimating an Official
theory as to tho cause OF the explo.
sion which resulted in the death of
fourth workmen and the injury of ten
others was objainable.
Edison Battery Uninjured.
The only light shed upon the disas.
ter was contained in the statement OF
Mr.. Hutchinson. who absolved from
blame the Edison battery designed 10
minimize the daper to submarine
crews resulting from accumulations OF
gas. The E-2 was the only boat thus
Tar equipped with these batteries, the
tests Of which We're reported to be
thoroughly satisfactory
Il have made as complete and in
specuon OF the interior Of the SUD-
marine 81 as present conditions will
admit. said Mr. Hutchison. This in.
spection ] made as Mr. Edison's chief
engineer and personal representative.
have formed tentative opinion.
This | have transmitted to the COM
mandant Of the New York navy ward
under whose jurisdiction this boat was
on January Is. 1916. I; is subject TO
revision when all the facts are brought
forth by the board OF inquiry which
Admiral Usher has ordered
Having been present at the pre-
lim.lary inspection. | consider I am
bound by the same rules and regula-
lions as is naval officer in matters
Of confidential nature and mus.
refer you to Admiral Usher for sucn
information as he may be in posses
sion and inclined to give.
As TO the Edison battery. with all
the facts and conditions before me. I
see no reason to recommend to Mr.
Edison any changes or alterations in
the theory. construction or method of
installation OF the Edison submarine
type sctorage battery The battery in
the 30 does not appear TO have been
injured in the least
a large number OF persons went to
the navy yard this afternoon 10 view
the wreck OF the submarine. but mar
ines on guard prevented them from
going closer than twelve or fifteen
feet.
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THE BODY Is
HUMAN DRYDOCK
A sToREHOUsE FOR DISEASES
THAT WRECK THE SYSTEM
AND CAUSE MISERY.

The human body. unless given care
ful attention will contract all kinds
OF germs that will eventually wear
down the working organs and cause
sickness. Mr. Edgar Chonler. who
lives in Shadyside. just across the
river. said in regard TO this: Il had
liver trouble and contracted a deep
cold several weeks ago. | ached all
over and felt sore in throat and chest.
My liver was inactive and my back
and kidneys gave me considerable
trouble. My nerves were so bad that
! could not sleep. But since taking
Tanlac my liver is acting all right and
my cold disappeared before | knew a..
My kidney trouble is gone and | en-
Joy a fine appetite I sleep fine and
feel r>Ireshed in the morning. I am
glad ] found this good medicine as il
has done me a world of good and /
feel that I should let other people
know OF this great medicine and hope
my statement will help some one else. 20
Drive the sickness out OF your sys-
tenn. II can easily be- done Just go
to e. III. Griest q Co. 1925 Market
street. and get bottle of Tanlac. Mr..
Renfrow. representative. Is always N
attendance 10 Courteously explain Tan
lac. Delay is dangerous. Go today
Tanlac is sold only az the above store
in this city for the better protection
OF the public against substitution.
Price 81 per bottle.
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U. S. SUBMARINE

I."Ir Formal statement Irr..H.
I'' board n. .rHH.f. ..f .0.I.. and
Won. aboard .H. .lIn...r. .,H.r. .i....
conducted fHurur.I n...f...t.....
Dr. H r.f .r.HrI arH nI.r.f.r. fr.
board 900 arHn ms.. f.murrUe s..
'nnr'' .0n Ha. reached
.''''t nf iHs NatE Io.rrhua
I.u..I.. who .. .rt..Iaf Dob ,.r.. ,..
morrow hari OFF inquiry fo conduct "a
I''H'.| 'nt'.tI.I'Inr Doc Cor Wash.nr.
I'n 'NI. afternoon without making any
.''''In'n' regarding fho explosion 80
1000 N.' .f' inquirer. Nsfn turned
lt'' NIH f.D .tIf'mrrf chat Rear
Admiral I.''r and fhe others condur..
I.. ''. inquiry bad nothing f1 saF'
~ OH" Nn n.flI. whore fhr Injured
"f' token. Dr. 1900. .aIl. several Of
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AN UGLY SKIN

with pimpIc,. blackhcad,. liver
spots etc viii be- cleared mp and
look as fresh as % chiId's if Won
take TRlETS to tone up your
liver and bowels and remove
pUisons from YOUR body.
TRIETS Laxaiivcs.
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NORWEGIAN TOWN
tcOntinued from FIst rar.,

hotels. newspaper offices and telegram
and telephone exchange were DC.
sIole The telegraph officials
worked bravcly in sending message
until their last lines were burned The
iiremen ondoayor,d 10 circumscrib.
The area Of the ire. but their task
was hopeless
IN order 20 prevent a further spread
or the collaboration. they finally blew
up buildings on the outer edge OF the
path of The flames Late reports saw
ihai mo- lives were lost
Full details Of -he fire al Rerpop
ar" still lacking owing 10 interrrp.
lions 10 the telegraph lines Tho raf
I'-hip tidsyold mas gone to BERGEN
with provisions and clothing and a
corps or engineers to build sheds for
mo homeless people The King ana
Oh" war minister also have gone TO
the scene
Bergen is one of the oldest and mos.
picturesque towns bon NORWAY and ~
ranks iir. OF tho norwegian Shin own
int ''ni"r. Or B.. well built ON ID mon.
peninsula and ie situated af iir erd
q" deep bay or tho Atlantic 100
milrs northwest Of Chri.t.an.a
Ihr"u.H Bergen pas... Iar.. part
OFT Ih' iur''.n fraI. OFF Norway r1e.fs
W bring .h. prOIuc. OF fb.
northern Fisheries fo tho erapoff
h'f.'H IH repeatedly suffered
.''H I.f' a Ur 1902 and f... and
I' NinfI open .U1.na which nferrurf
700 ..f'r. af' Intended o. a saf,.uarf
't'In.' iHr spread of flame. u4rv
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturer, Johbers. Mer.
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is diEREBN GIVEN That
the state Board Of Control Of tn. Stat.
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
At IT. ofice at Charles ton. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies Tor the several
state institutions. the financial manage
m"nt Of which Is vested IA said Road
contracts will be awarded TO the loves.
bidders. quality considered. and other
INNS being equal West Virginia deal
crs viii be given pref erence.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
niFhcd bidders on receipt o. raquests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
fa-l-tf Charleston. West Virrinta
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LAST or SERIES

YESTERDAY Rev Samuel g. rorca
pastor or The thaphnc Street " o.
'"ui'n. save the last sermon of tho
e,II'' on Tho Famous Apostolic
'hlrrh'' last evening the subject
p. .'' sermon was 'N Church That
Was Found Destitute"
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertsCI1N

fONLNAL OtRtCTOE AND
ARTENtAL EMBALMER.
tt22 aud 1874 Main Street
Calls Answered DAY or Nieht--
store Phones s15
&. r UDrtschv. Naf Phone tqkaR
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DIED
ENTERED INTO REST.

MUhRrN-At Terra Alta. ". Va. ON Sal.
ufa"s. tnu1r} la. 1910. at sac o.cI1..
D. u.. AML- kIEkI.AND AftrRItrN
in th, tlst year ol his axe.
luu.ral notice hereafter.
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Breummer 6 HHdebrsnd

Funeral Directors ana mmhatmara
Corner Market and Twcnfy-aecnnd afs
Iclephons 2oI. Oren daE and nirht-
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n The tlst year cot his axe.
Funeral notice hereafter.
AEI1s-on Friday. January 10. 1919. M
ID O'clock D.. m.. GO her residence So.
..ss Ashland avenue. Ueuwood. IS IA
MAltFAitIsl ELIZABETH WIDOW 4, d.
ih. Iti. Joseph H.U. iu the ssth vrnf
ui Der 8ss.
fIn,fHI from hsr late residence Monday
January IIth. FAC $3.50 o'clock a. rf
I.'tlI'm hiEh mass at ST IarI..
,''r.H MUNrrner. uf % O'Clock n fn
Ir'.fW.n. bob Mount calvary csmstsrf
Friend. are invited to attend
CRADDocE-Dn Sunday. January feth
IfIN. Hf an o'clock o. nl LII Ds- rr.I.
u'nN.. 300 south Tenn street Ngh.rI.
InE. W. va. EMMA GATHERING. VIA.
ti Charles traddHUk
s'rtio. VIII %. hold at 81. u Tuesday
irHw hUr Date residence. 500 pr1r
tif'rf Iufrrufut private 40 Green
wood cemetery
WAoNER-Dn Friday. January t. 1915
on f.f family home nr Middle Wheel
.NH Urt.k Hf N... O'Clock a m Mrs
poo Ir' uif. uI jerome Wagner. arr.
N. H..r.
i..'IH' services Ir.m fH. family home
.i.N H. H.N n.I.Dk requiem hir.
Hf "A. NHrta church Triai.f
H'IH Hf .IH O'CLOCK. Infsrmrnt at sd
"".H cemetery
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HONE-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot SUK
1900. Spring water piped into house.
Lots OF shrubery-b beautiful grounds
an ideal home.
FINE BUILDING SITE-In wo1dsdals.
Lot 2inN52O containing 90 acres.
more Or less. VIII sell as a whole Or
half OF a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-17

WANTED-Position as driver AZ ono
Call Nat. phone 1177-Y. Wheeling.
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Haller, BiebersOn & GundIing Co.

Members wheeling Real Estate Board
PLEASANT VALLEY CEMENT FINISH
bungalow al price less .nau cost
for quick sale. Six rooms and bath.
strictly modern. on car line. Less than
$1,000 viii buy 70 - you ace quick
Another six rooms and bath in the
same vicinity. lot 5oNSon. Less than
1880 will buy g.
PAUL & WEIGH, Agents,
German Bank Bldg.
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WANTED-Male or Female

WAHTED-Men and women, wishing Il
20 upon stage experience unnec.s.
sary)- Address Vaudeville. care In.
tclligcnccr. ia-i7-t
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm
WANTED-Position

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WANTLD-ENperienc clerk DESIRE
I9ill'H IN once. Good reference
Address ). l25. care Intelligencer.
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FOR SALE-Automobile

FOR SALE-One Mitchell roadster. Bar
gain to quick buyer. Call Bell 1922-R.
Ja-lJ-j
FOR SALE-AutomobIle Six Cylinder
touring car. o. A. NTH. l.. s. Iaun-
uIy. Bellalre. Ohio. se-3O-tf
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
EvsrYbodY Is Sentimental.

The truth is that we are all senti- says Robert NJ. Gay in the Atlantic Monthly. Even though we appreciate Brahms, shall we not find some pleas ure in the repertory of the hand or gan, and, though we admire Botticelli, shall We utterly condemn Darby and Joan" There are moods in which Jean Ingelow and Mrs. Hemans are not mawkish. The thousands still weep over the death of Little Nell, though the critics sheer.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
Humor In Shop Siqns.

Japan has many humorous business notices displayed. Nearly every shop in Japan exhibits placard printed in English advertising goods, some of which are very comical
 Horse shoe maker instruct by French horse leech," you read, or, If you want sell watch I will buy; if you want buy watch I will sell. Yes, sir, we will, all will. Come at my shop. Matchmaker
 A Japanese laundry company an nounced: We most carefully and cleanly wash our customers with cheaper prices. Gentlemen, Is a hun dred, ladies 8s a hundred" while a certain dairy announced that they sold Extracts of fowls"
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES
REAL ESTATE SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court for the District of Canaan, I will sell at public auction (unless sooner disposed of at private sale) on the premises in the Village of Canaan, on the 30th day of September, 1916, at II o'clock in the forenoon, the real estate belonging to the estate of Mar garet Dempsey, late of North Canaan, deceased.
 Dated Sept. 13, 1916.
 Frank Dempsey, Administrator.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
ENTHUSIASM.

Enthusiasm, properly directed, can work wonders. Enthusiasm is virtue rarely to be met witA in seasons Of calm and un- ruf!ed prosperity. Enthusiasm f!ourishes in diversity, kindles in the hour of danger and awakens to deeds of renown. The terrors of persecution only serve to quicken the energy of it's purposes. 1t swelIs in proud in tegrity, and, g. eat in the purity of it's cause, it can scatter de- fiance amid hosts of enemies.- pr. Chalmers.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14
EIintv.

What a hard face MT. Squiggins hasr'
 'He certainly has. \ barber would have to use a pickax to give him a ia cial massage. Louis Post-Dis- patch.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14

without reference to solar or lunar cy- cles, was adopted by the Egyptian as- tronomers something more than 3,6OO years ago.
Connecticut western news., 1916-09-14

At the lunch cart you'll find Ovid
 Gillette, He can cook great meal in his skillet, He'll give you more feed
 Than an army would need, And serve it up right, and not spill it.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-03
Woman Killed at Insane Asylum

Honera Leonard, an aged inmate
of the State hospital for mental dis
eases, was instantly killed Monday
when a dumb waiter used to convey
food from the basement to the three
floors above, dropped on her head,
breaking her neck and crushing the
skull. Death was instantaneous and
was painless. The unfortunate wo-
man was one Of the best known Of
the inmates, she having been a res.
dent of the institution for the past
33 years, having been committed
from Storey County in 1888.