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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
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muBtc iid Bel Der @eratbung I'M
Sduss &omitt !uitti9c SlmcnoemcntS
eeiaIcn !alicu. Sic eutbdlt befanuts
lid nod inner Die 1Lauiel ocS
.N,loungs Seites". peretiuegcu ioluobl
&rGiiocnt Euit mic 0crr @iliou oic
bon bcipcn QIuicru nit GROCER Maius
ritdt paiiierte Dill petiert bnbcu Sic
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bier. Wcritouer mnb Gubaner aus.
thcilS aus politiiden @riinbcn. hnupts
idhlih cher NEIL uerlpnltuugSteduiid,
cine ncrariiAc llcbcriuuhuuN uulcrcr
SnuoeSgrcuScn mm0aIidl iii, SlbRc
oronctcr Sobotb bon Saiuois, elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

Erk. Mengelkoch. Mimi: John RuschoH,
Mimi: Anton Nolte, kans. +. j. Reich
ert, 'kans.; Mrs. Jos. Deveraux, Kans.;
John Dinkler, Kans. Geo. Il. Miller, Mont;
Z. Bowmaker. Kans.: NJ. j. Rooney, Mont. T;
Mrs. {. u. HillG, Mont. Miss Rosa Hayes.
kans Mrs. A. c. %Bergmann, Kans; John
Kemp, kans. \. r. Stoetzel, Mont: Paul
Plein, Mont. Mrs, a. f.. Herzig, Kans.
Junior Library Dept, Kans. John r.
YIN, Neb.; 4. r. Gillich. Neb.; Homer
Sims. Neb. Z. Weber, n. D.; Ernest V.
Sopher, Mo-. Mrs. A. F. Lubeley, Neb.
j. {. lenarz, y. D.: Thos. +. Reilly. Mo. /;
Mrs. Anton simmons, Neb;; Mrs: Mary
Ley, Mo-: JOS. Rohatsch, Neb.: &. II. Kin
ney: n. d.: Miss Christina Maurer, n. D.;
r II. Gottemoller, Ohio; L. e. Rockford.
Neb. Peter Weber, $. D.; J. n. Karels.
5. d.; Hubert J. Poppelman, S. D.: Leo
Schr9eder. ;; D; Bernard Hunhoff, S.
Cornelius Walt, H.: Chas. f.. Kassebaum.
Ill. John n. Bauer, H.; Mrs. Frank
Wolf, ILL.,. Matt. Valentine. Wis: Mic.
Streveler, Wis: III. J.. Heldgerken. Fla:
Chris. Reitz. H.; Miss Clara Rutten, Wis.
h. Mott, Jr,, Wis; r.. l.. Stolz. Idaho:
" I: Schmitz, canada: j. w. Platteter,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Seleiies,er nliniitsrrpcebieI.

Aus Sabre fam am 20. Snmlnr Die
Nadriht nah Tnris, baB aGni9 gilbert
bon 9elgien nuf goritlog beS Rinis
itcrprdiibenten &c Sroquepile oas nelle
'o3ialiitilde Mitelieb oe5 adbiuetts.
emile @~anperpelhc, an Die Spibc bc5
aummiiiions : Scpartcmcnts Der
Irmee geitclt bat. Ser friibcrc
Hiniiter be5 Iu~slpdrtigen, Nc. s..
@apignou. lit nit Der Nuf9abc be-
traut poroen, oas Sauitdtsipeicn al
5entraliiiereu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

o ioa cine Nrt ltillhmcieenoes
leberelnfommen beitebeu, baB SGnes
mart leine Nubrung5mittel sleih an
Selitlhluno Hno GngIanb nertbeilt,
obne dlif Ginpen0ungen bon iroeno
elmer Scite 5u itoBeu. anseIitts
oieler Sbatinhc miro erfldrt. baB fein
ndniides Sfiff, oos 2ebensmitteI
nab GngIano bradte, ieinals tprpes
oicrt lplroe. Sdlpebiihe uno noripes
glide Sdiffe ipurben perientt, odniIdhe
abcr mlr, ipcuu tic anbere 2apungen
oils Nabrungsmittel batten.i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Gin ynSc ais 3eiiibsr SeS
Obereeriet,ts.

8aibington, 8. G.-Sie Or.
icnnuna BON SouiS 9. @rnnocis BON
Volton. WtuIl., sim @eiiiBcr bcS Sbcrz
Qeridts an Stcllc be5 pcrItorbcnen
Sberrittcrs 2amar, itoBt I'M Seuat
nuf S6ipierigfeiten. 8ranoeis lit eiu
Sube uno Elm 9emotrat bon rabifalen
MnIidlten. ct lpurbe in 1856 in
louisville, an.. geboren. Gr funeirte
ais anipnlt peS dbgeieBten Setrctdrs
oeS Sntern, Snllingcr.
-%-!-S-
Giue SlnbmGus. .@or ciniaer
3eit", ldreibt 9err &. %psel bon
Wallace, Sbabo, .purDe i6 5uidllig
nit Sprni'S Ilpcntrdilter befaunt.
SH mub b%efennen, baB i'd ME 3uppr
cine gteoi8in ge6raudbt babe, Die 10
ipobltbnenoe Wirfrugen er5ielte, iuic
Sprnt's 4~lpentrduter, unb ib belize
Grfnbrung nit Wepi8inen. Ser
Igent. o Dem ih oas Seilmittel
faufte, bate nber nur nod cine
Slalhe iibrig. unb biele muBte ih nit
meinem tleincn Neffeu tbeilen. @r
lpuroe ltets Die nSlaBnnuus" genannt,
bod nad) oem 8ebrnuh bes Mlpcns
trdutcrs 6ei8ten ieine Wansen ben
Saudi Ser @eiunbbeit. @s lit meine
lleber5eugung, bab 6orni's NIpens
trduter inter alien Mebi5inen ben
crlten SlnB einnimmt."
Sprni's Nlpenfrduter lit feline Npo,
tbcfermebi8in, ionbcru Elm einiades
arduterbeilmittel, peld)es felt iiber
blnoert Sabren I'M @ebraud) sefneIen
iii u1b oas niemals perfeblt, autsils
tbun. lin ndberc Nustunft penoe
man lid an: 81. Setter Su6rucp &
Cons Co., 1875 So. 1opne Npe..
Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

dttIi6e Saltung in Der Werifos Srase
laiien Die Soroerung Der Nbieeung
@ilion's abiolut als screhtferti9t err
Iteinen. Nus oieicm @runbe itims
men Sunoerttauienbc, Die Wcbr3abl
Der ameritnniifen 8iir9er. nit Der
S%noepenbence Union iibereiu. 8eg
nit pem en9liihen .@attful @nits
ing" Trdiibentcn. On ieine Stele 9es
bort Elm Gmerifaner.-GS. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Snlidle Gtifettiernng perbutet.

II Snlidle Gtifetticrnns perbuten.
@a5 @uubessS bergeridt crtldrtc
ba5 lo8en. Sberleps amenoement bcS
Sabrc5 1902 gu DEM S~lnoc5gcleBe
gcaen gnbrllng5mittcl Serfdlihul9
fir 8illtiB unb i'm Gintlnugc nit Der
W~erfanung hcs 0aubes. Sic SberIeps
8eItinmuns beingt, boB WebiSinen
lntcr fnlider Slog8e iegelu. penn
oas Natct poer bo2 etiquette ollf DEM
Yatet inlide Cbcr betriigeriihe GIN
enten !iber Die tberapeutiifen ober
Scilluirtungen bes Subaltes 9cbcn.
Mandjs : rninan5en itattbaft.
Cine ferncr n6gegebene @ntideis
bunB crfennt an, boB Die Stdbte be-
fu1t iinO. Grbinan8cn 5u erlaiien,
burt iueldc iubuitrielcn Nrlngen On3
NlsitpBen bon Haud bon elmer &C.
tpiilcn 9idJtiatcit uno auf cine 8cluiIe
&ulier unterlagt lpirb. Gs banbelt
iid I'M cine berarti9e bon Der Staot
SEES Noires, Soma. crlaliene Grbi>
nan5, ipelde BON elmer o%ortigen va
idlerei an9efndter ipuroen mar.
G~riatpfliht Der 8abncn crweitert.
IN elmer rpcitereu Gntiheiouug CIR
Hart bnS gunbesz Obcr9eridt, onB Die
@iienbabuen als Srndtiiibrer beiSdas
benerIasfIagen fiir perlpreue 6rad)ts
glitter aud baun baftbar ieieu, lpcuu
Die 6ratt9iiter in Den Srnhtmu8az
5inen Der betreficuben gabnen in
GerIuit geratben ieien. Su Der gnts
fd)eioun9 luirO barauf biu9elpicien.
oas 6epburn'ide Srahttarifz @eieb
erfldre, bag Dos Srnnsportieren uuo
Gn9eru bon 6%rahtgiitern bon benz
felben Trin6ipien 9~elcitet ipcroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
,lIan asbc nisi,t auf Sen Geimt.

9%bicaso, Sa.-DGanaba resiert
lid ielbit uuo miro auf feline 8eiie
bon %oradnacn in @roBbritannien be-
cinfluBt. 3pnneSmilitdrbienit miro
niemals i'm Spminium eingefiibrt
pernen. IS beitebcn feline &riegss
iteuern III CANADA uno es lpiro feline
gcbcu."
SicS iiuo einige Ser @eriideruna
gen, bic 81. &iIliam ). Hohe, 0iinis
tier oeS Suncru bon Canada, uno Z.
=. S%raluforb Nprri, eriter Winilter
BON Innitoba. uui elmer %eriomms
lung Der cunubiihcn Giniudnberlnass
Slgcnten IN Zen @er. Staateu ami 30.
Sanuur bier gubcn. Die apnicren3
iplltc Die WetbuNen in llmrilicu Ieits
ltcllen. nnd benen Die Ycutc BON
Anerifo, lpelhc ibrc @obnitGtte in
CANADA auil6la9en molleu. iniprmiert
pcroen lultcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Vioniere fatbolilder YreB=
Gntmideluug.
l1m balbmadentlide Mnssabcn nuo mcitcren
Masban Der fatb. YreiIe 81 crmGsliGeu.
@tptto: Die fatbUliife Ireiic muF Sadbe bes
an5cn fatbDliiGjen 8plfes iein.

Sogenoes inb Die Nanren Sener, .relte ibr announcement fir baIhuDdcut,
G6e Ius9aben bon She Catholic tribune" eneeitidt baden. Sic arbehsn
s. tr Die Shaftung Der erten fatbolnben babruodennifeu 3eihmg III
Der Sanoesiprade III ben Der. Staatn: sic mplcn Den ndhien Sdrht al
td9iten Ius9aben mogIih MAIDEN. Snie Cite prb peicrgefu6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
Ober9criettliekc Gntidpeis
Sunocn.

@abiu9tpn. 8. &. Sas
gunoespbergeridt CAB iiingit fplSenpe
gntId)eibungcn a6:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

&cr arbeitcu 9eIcrut, inlumt
idlon ourh's Scbcn.
@er Die 2eiocu licbcn eclcrnt.
mlB Gin &cnih bon Susenb ieiul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
@on benz grcBcn bouGnSiidcn

: &on Dem gruBcn bouduoiihcn 1
Suriltcu lnb Staat5mann 0ngo 1
= @rotiuS itarmt Der ausiprud: 1
, "@s 1T flar, oaB ieoer ais Seiuo 1
, an6uieben iit. Der einen Seinb 1
, nit DEN IitteIn sur SprtieBung I
, oes aric0e5 ocriicbt." - Srpbs 4
, Dem b%canlpruht man bier5us 1
, lauOc, bnb Die 2icfcrung Der 4
, Wlittel our SortIesuns oes 1
, Srie8cs an England niAt mn 4
, Gin Medt lei. oas hies 2anS 4
, babe. lonoern es ipiro ullh Die 4
abiolut iihere 9cfDroeruns 4
bieier 2ieferun9en 8cforoert. I
; ialls einige Nmeritaner auf ben 4
wunitiorStiitcu mitfabren. Cine 4
grpBerc Hehtsperorcbuna lit I
faum bentbnr.- .Gmerita." 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
pe1Iaira priefB.

Mrs, D. Smith of Guernsey street, has
gone to Beal.sville. for visit with
4. ". Brown Of St. Clairsvillc. can
didate for judge Of probate court was
n visitor in the city yesterday.
Rev. G. B. Smith has returned from
4 meeting OF the principals OF the
tcrnoon. October .. in the office of Sup
erintendent McVay.
Mrs. Charles Klingcnsmith. Of this
city. is guest Of friends at Barnes
willie.
Arthur Lawrence of Guernsey street
has gone to Gol stnts TRers ne Will at
Mrs. Emma Pickett and daughter.
Miss Helen, have gone to Columbus Tor
a visit with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Beetham have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
Cadiz.
William Kompart has gone to GALLON
Ohio, where he will visit relatives for
a few days.
Joseph Kelly has returned to Pitts
burgh after visit with relatives mere;
Alliance where she will resume her
studies in Mt. Union college.
bake sale for the benefit Of the
South Bellaire NJ. z. church will be
held this evening in the basement OF
The valley Athletic association will
entertain wit ha dance in their hall In
South Bellaire this evening. -,
Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin will leave
Monday for Cambridge for visit with
Miss Helen Morrison is III at her
home on Crescent street.
Robert McGraw Of Gravel Hill. has
returned from O. visit with friends at
Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
.HANLY PLEADS FOR
THE PROH|BIT|ON|STS

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Sept. Con
a swing through eleven southern Cali;
fornia cities today that began, and
ended in the only congressional dis.
trict in the United States represented
bv a rrohibitionist - the Ninth il.
Frank Hanly. the Prohibition candi-
date for president, urged the selection
of Prohibition representatives as
wise political move for any commun-
ity. They will be certain of better
committee assignments than either
new Democrats or Republicans be-
cause of the probable closeness Of the
coming house, he said.
The tour opened in Representative
Charles H. Randall's district, the
Ninth, and ran over into the Eleventh,
where ]. S. Edwards is the Prohlbi-
ton candidate for representative. -,
"Send a Prohibitionist to congress,
Hanly said, land whichever party is in
power will be on its knees to him: 1T
will need his vote and his good offices.
1t would rather give him good commit
tee assignments than give them 10
either Of the opposition. I say this
because I have a profound conviction
that to break the power of the liquor
traffic In this nation we will have TO
put men in congress where the power
Of the LIQUOR traffic is"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
PHYSICIAN GIVES
THE TRUE VERSION
Weii-known Practitioner OF Alliahee,
of Ohio, Had Attack OF
Sciatica.

The new herbal stomach remedy,
Plant Juice, rarely fails to put
deranged stomach in perfect con-
dition by cleaning out the stomach,
and causing the digestive anu nutrl-
tive organs to perform their proper
functions, thereby restoring the SUI
ferer to perfect health.
That this is being accomplished
daily in all Of the large cities where
Plant Juice has been introduced, 1t IS
only necessary to listen to the state
ments or read the signed testimonials
of grateful people. giving the true
version of how they have been re-
stored to health, to convince the most
skeptical Recently the signed testl-
monial Of DR.. J. NJ. Ernest. who re-
sides at Alliance, Ohio, practicing
physician and graduate OF the Long
Island Medical College in 1878, was
received. Dr.. Ernest has been in
active practice for the past AZ years,
and is one of the best known physl-
For the past five weeks | had been
unable to walk, and was confined to
my bed with sciatic rheumatism.
had lost my appetite and food was
very dstasteful to me. l was nervous,
could not sleep at night, and was run
down in general. After taking one
bottle of Plant Juice my pains have
disappeared and l am now cured.
want to talk Plant Juice to all OF my
friends, who will no doubt think it
strange. coming from practicing ply
stefan. but feel that l owe your medi-
cine this public endorsement"
Such words as these and those OF
many others which have been printed
have a wide influence, for they come
from men of standing and integrity,
who have given Plant Juice fair trial
and have been benefited thereby.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.-AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

Thompson's also. and she has had It
entirely refurnished and redecorAted
since the war and has BtArted there q
school for training young girls to take
the place Of Germans In hotels
list is now in the undreds-have three
weeks each Of cooking. serving. book,
rooms. and lastly az hotel guests: For
realty reai T delicious food. they Day only 81
O month. their instruction included. -.
The house Is too perfectly. charming
Paul Poiret. who 10 a friend OF Nile
Thompson. offered to decorate 1t Tor ner.
ing except the heavy portiers Of velour
striped in burned pastel shades sug-
gests Poiret here, but the dining room
adjoining is a riot Of color x; So :
walls Beautifully Painted. - -. +
Unholy vegetation grows Up the. peint'.
ed walls above Q broad white tocthss:s
There are. starry flower! and taASisas
grass, both in colors unknown TO -the
lure; radiant shrubbsty tops E mas ~
a pumpkin, as orange a. at candle light
Halloween. peaches and summer
squashes. long and undulating. There
is pearly white cabbage with an rides.
cent insect f,pttering oyer d IT th.,.
are rows of little bell shaped opaque
glass shades raspberry red and saffron:
The rooms upstairs are on painted
too. The walls have bright Solored
exotic jungle Of below. And the LONG.
low. white dressers are also painted
with flowers Of the same color. while
the damask bedspreads have satin bands
Of the prsdominating color: .
It has become fad for Parisians to
20 out there on Tuesday and have eth
or lunch or dinner In the Poiret room.
off which is a little glass garden. These
Of the house, though It needs moro than
that to make $14 month come out
even.
with real customers and extraordinary
good meals are served.
Another branch that this energetic
young woman has taken up 10 a French
bureau il: New York, which Is her idea
Of useful Propaganda This bureau is
nine ard attempts to answer any lues
ton which may we addressed 1t about
French life, commerce. literature, or
education. don't know why I. limit
myself to those four subjects; ,; Probably 1oIs
to the description OF 80 few or MIG.
ThomSon's interests.
Answer Questions On Franco.
Bur anyway, the aim Is to establish
closer bond between America and Franco.
Questions about the university courses.
about books, the. furnishing Of French
books and French music at French prices
plus governmental duty Is one OF the
things they do ...--.. p,
Do you wonder that say this woman
has = sixteen hour day? When she an
swered by notes she invited men Tor
lunch, saying truly that the only time
she hnd free during the day.was at meal
time.
Untiring, enthusiastic with mind par
ticularly Headed toward the future, with
an executive ability rare In French Wom-
On with a charm Of personality that
makes the completest stranger feel Ike
a friend of many years Mile Thomson is
the idol of all her secretaries and en-
ployes.-.. She Is q type OF the new French
woman. VINO will be In great numbers
after tho war. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
BELLAIRE
REGISTRARS Qualified.

~ The % registrars who VIII ha:s
s5cbarra Of the registration of voters IN
SRsnaire next month met last night in
the office of the Belmont county election
board and qualified and received m
Iowinc are the registrars for the var
ssious precincts:
First wart-A.-George Day and ia,
LOB Heatherington; B, John Laferty ana
III w. Burrows: c. John Haynes and
Clyde Kellar. ~
IA. Dankworth: B. Oliver Jones and Ro-
SNSYhtrd ward, A-Ross C. Schra1nm and
-SR. w. McFay; B, ]. F. Wallace ana
ss&fs, w. Archer; c, John P. Chaser and
RE DeeverS.
Fourth ward, A-Ed Milllgan and T.
&c Nicholson; B. Jos. J. Mack and NICK
q Schiller; C, Clarence Simpson and W.
rs. Keyser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
row to enter the Southern college Tor
Women at Petersburg, va.

row to enter the Southern college Tor
Women at Petersburg, Va
Capt. AND Mrs. Englebright and oaugh
ter, Ella. are visiting in Pittsburgh.
AL Hammer. of Cleveland, Is here
on business.
Dr. VIII Bowman, Of Los Angeles.
is here on a visit with some of his old
friends.
James Sweeney. Fritz and Joe Weidel
went To Cadiz today to hunt.
The ex-Hl club is remodeling their
pool table.
P. W. Daugherty Is back from Cincln-
natl where he has been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Youk,' Of Lancaster,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbins on
Sixth street.
". S. Cusick. Clayton Devault, Bert
Krim and !. W. Muhleman motored to
Guernsey county fair at Washington
Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
FRENCH WOMAN
DEV0TES LIFE TO
WAR SUFFERERS
TIRELESS IN HER EFFORTS TO
HELP DESTITUTE EARN
LIVING.
Organizes work Of Toymak1ng and u
Teaching Hotel Work to Twenty
TWO Girls.
BY Carolyn Wilson.

War Correspondent of the Wheeling In
telligencer
PARIS. Aug. 15-Work Of the sixteen
hour. day, variety ceases to be an eN-
ccption and wonder here. Every day
you run into some onc-a man. perhaps.
! in the service Of the government a
woman in the service of her conscience.
both Of them tireless, energetic. content
cd. constructive.
Recently met woman like that
Mile. Valentine Thomson, daughter OF
tho former minister Of commerce. There
must he at least dozen different ecu
rrcs which she has started: She is the
owner and publisher Of La Vie Fem
inine." q weekly magazine devoted to
women. directly Or indirectly she has
to do with 500 employees. all of them
either men and women who are suffer-
ing OIL account of the war. or people
Tn her office on tho Champs Elysees
one sec scores Of officers. soldiers. poor
{ women trying to piece out their meager
war pensions with outside work, and
boys whom she Is sending through tech
meal schools. working there in the day.
time.
Hacter of Toyshop in Chicago.
II was Madcmoiscllc Thomson who
the Toyshop in Chicago last winter in
the Marshall Fox house. People told
her it WAS Il foolish venture, that she
. would spend lot Of money TO no avail.
But SnC was READY IN lose inc nFSL
year If she could introduce the toys to
America and thus provide for their sale
| the second year. Scores OF women
| earned their living working on those
dolls, hundreds Of nutilated soldiers
found new trade in manufacturing the
| toys.
All during this summer they have
! been working and there will he another
| exhibition and sale in America next
winter.
7,
| fishing school for women TO learn
| trades monopolzed by Germans before
the war. She was realized only too
! clearly that men coming back from the
| front might feel. bitter at women usnrp-
Ing their trades: and in these that she
On the fourth floor of one Of the
Paul Poiret houses the school Is es-
tablishcd and you see scores Of young
women engaged in retouching and en-
buttons for doorbelis. lights. ETC.. saw
ing away industriously on models Of
false teeth in wood, covering steel
frames for, artificinl limbs for soldiers.
All Of these were trades followed
practically only by Germans. They are
the school has sent out nearly a hun
dred graduates, now caring eNtraordi-
narily good salaries for women. All OF
the women making the leg and arm
| supports are widows OF men who have
| fallen at tho front.
I'VE are going to take care OF our
mutilated we'll" they told mo. The
government has more !. orders placed
than can possibly be filled and there
| Is no distinction between the special
! order Put in here by colonel or the
| limbs we make for the government Our
| men arc to get the best that can be
| had
Train Girls For Hotel Work
From this place ] went to lovely
| old house in paSSY This Is Mile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23

From this place ] went to Il lovely
old house In Passy. This Is Mile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-23
Rrdtl0anors RriefH.

Joe MrISter and family, or FluShlnS,
motOred in town this evening TO visit
friends.
Miss Ruth Caldwell. Of Mld6lctown. is
visiting Miss Marie Muhlcman for few
weeks
Pat Mulkcarn. returned from the "ast
with his family yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Turner are here
from Chicago visiting friends in Kirk
wood.
Prosecuting Attorney George Them
burg was in the city on legal business
Yesterday
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rrHUs AaA1H 4 1uHAo1

LAREDO Tex, Sept. 22-That typhus
fever nrair Is becoming a serious men,
ace Throughout Mexico was the state
here from San Luis Potosi. eo
fron, ibn disease daily in Sam Luis Po-
iosi: from 70 to 80 deaths daily in.
Aguas callen,es. while the morality
from tvnhus and smallpox at Zacatccas
was approximately 100 daily. The food
shortage Is close to the iamlnc stage
at Aguas Calientes, he said.
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Licensed to Fish.

It Is said that the Belnon. county
Fish and Game Protective association
win circulate petition som for sig.
natures asking the Legislature to enact
law prohibiting to fish in the streams
OF Ohio without a license. Apparently
the law has been suggested by an Gle.
ment that have nothing 20 do but fish
The streams are free and 1t Is the opin-
ion OF many persons Tia: The neat
thing petition will be circulated MAX
ing it necessary to secure license -
battle in the waters OF the numerous
creeks and rivers OF Ohio.
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ASKS COMPENSATION

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Sept. 22.-
Although l.. T. Sterling, OF. Pierce. died
presumably from the effects of being
Struck in the head with a lead pipe
by fellow workman. his benefcaries
have made application for compensa-
ton from the workmen's compensa-
ton department. While no action has
been taken on the claim. it is said lhy
Commissioner OFT that he does not
believe it comes under head of just
claims.
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Home Comtnr Rally,

The largest Home Coming Rally ever
held in this city will take place ut the
Baptist church on the evening Of DC
tner 4. Preparations are on foot 10
hnve every man. woman and chilt VINO
ever attended a prayer melting IN that
church to be out for this occasion. A
ig Sunday school rally is To held
tomorrow
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Demonstration Today.

Another demonslratI"l will he held
TO-DAY on Sixth street. north or Han-
: ycr. Of the new dc!u.r system that
WIS recently purchased Wy the local
clrc department. It Was demonstrated
= few days 40 ann =N : entlrn sails
friction 10 the forty "fficials. New
nozzlcs and iinse will hc t"ich out with
view of throwing WIZ nj greater
rance.
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Iarso Fustsr5 out.

Many posters ar" being dIstributed.
advertising the Cincinnat1-AIt star
ramc at League park next Thursday
afternoon Manager Christi Mathew
son. GREASY" N"ale and Hal Chase are
hcadlincrs of attraction and Will he
seen in action. when tho gam, is called.
II is expected that the largest crowd
of the season will be on hand TO wit
ness the contest