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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
FULTON KNOCKS OUT
FLYNN IN SECOND

Milwaukee. Wis, March 1S.-Fred
Fulton, the Rochester. MINI. heavy
weight boxer, Friday night knocked
out Fireman Jim" Flynn. of Pueblo
in the second round Of 1O-round con-
test.
Flynn bore in blndly in an effort
to reach Fulton with infighting. h
iaiIed TO get inside of Fulton's guard
ana the latter sent right and left jolts
to the face at will.
IN the second round Flynn bore in
again and a few more jolts made him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
TENNIS LEADERS PLAN
NEW AMATEUR RULE

n new amateur rule and the review and
ARRANGEMENTS Of a tournament schedule
was considered by the executive com
mittee of the National Lawn Tennis
association Friday.
THE session was behind closed doors
but such information as was obtained
indicated that. Maurice Mclaughlin.
Thomas c. Bundy, F. c. Alexander and
others in the sporting goods business
were not in immediate danger OF be-
ing declared professionals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
MOTOR RACERS WILL TRY
FOR CUP AT SAN DIEGO

San Diego. Cal. March 1s.-Announce-
ment was made today that a 50 mile
automobile race will take place at the
Fair grounds March % under the direc-
ton OF the Panama California Inter-
national Exposition.
Entries have already been received
from half a dozen noted drivers and as
many more are expected to participate
THE entrants will compete for a $3.50
cup offered by the exposition and
money prizes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
THREE CORNERED TRACK MEET
TO BE HELD AT TUCSON

Tucson, Ariz., March 1S.-Teams from
the University of New Mexico. New
Mexico Agricultural college. and Texas
School of Mines, which is located at FL
PasO. are TO compete with the UniIer-
sity of Arizona in a track meet on the
University grounds May 9.
The L. A. athletes are already train
ing.
On March 20 an Il the university
baseball team will play the team of the
University of Hawaii. In the past two
years the two teams have played four
games and the Hawaiians won them
all
Palm Olive SOap-three cakes %
cents. Phone 731.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
Sc ARE NOMINATED
FOR KENTUCKY DERBY

Louisville. Ky, March 1S-The 1916
Kentucky Derby will have Sc entries.
according to the nominations inst an
nounced by the New Louisville Jockey
club. Although the list is smaller than
American three year Odds and IL i'm
ported thoroughbreds are listed.
Prominent as an owner is Harr,-
Payne Whitney. who has named several
eIigibles. one OF which is foreign bred
successive Derby firsts Regret. Mr.
Whitneys winner OF last year. was
the first of her sex to finish in front
i'm the 40 years this Derby has been
run, and il is to be noted that no own
er has vet sent two successive winners
to the post
-Four of Jefferson Livingston's pos
sible starters are imported from Eng
land and Clarence H. Mackay has two
candidates from France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
FIGHT SEAT SALE
EXCEEDS 100000

New York, March 1S-At Madison
Square Garden, where the Willard-Ma-
ran bout is TO take place one week
from tonight. it was stated today that
the advance sale Of tickets for the
contest now amounts to more than
800, 900. The management announced
that the So and So seats would be put
on sale next Thursday and that no
more than two of these seats would
be sold to any one applicant
Bath Brushes-75 cents Phone 731.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
UTAH UNIVERSITY TEAM
WINS BASKETBALL HONORS

Chicago. H., March 1S.-The National
a. A. L. basketball championship was
won here Friday night by the univer-
sity Of Utah team. which defeated the
Illinois Athletic club, IS to p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
BENNY LEONARD KNOCKS OUT
OsRRIEN IN SEVENTH ROM

New York, March 1S.-Benny Leon
ard of New York, aspirant for light
weight honors, knocked out Shamus
O'Brien of Yonkers in the seventh
round Of a ten round match here Fri
day night Leonard outfOuEht and out
pointed OBrien. who was helpless on
the ropes when the referee stopped
the bout Leonard weighed 1874 and
O'Brien 134 IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
rn4a1s

Points won Westons 4; high game. Cal
isher PIP. high total. Calisher $50; strike
out. Calisher. Schultz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18

Points won. Tri-state ?. Old Guards 2
high game. White e35: high total WeaheI
600: strike out. Abbott Davis. White.
The prize high total In the Big league
games was won by J. A. Weaber with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
CIBBoNs oUTPOINTs JEFF SMITH.

St Paul. Mimi, March 1S.-AIike Glib
bons. st. Paul middleweight, Outpoint-
ed and OutfOuEht Jeff Smith Of
BayOnne, n. J.. IN a tame ten round
bout here Friday night
SAT SPORT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
TINKER IS HURT
IN AUTO SMASH

Tampa, Fla March Joe Tinker,
manager Of the Chicago Nationals, was
painfully injured here Friday when his
automobile struck a post. He was
pitched against the wind shield and
gashed about the head and face, a
glass fragment cutting his eye LID.
Physicians advised quiet fearing pos
sible injury to the eye ball.
an easy prey for the first open blow
in the bout when Fulton sent a right
to the jaw, knocking Flynn senseless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
BOWLING

Score. IN the Big league rnatohs. on thu
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
c,.~. os Twelve cosnr~sd.

Twelve psrsons were confirmed
Monday night q o.. Andrews. These
With The eight cosflrnsd last Aug.
ust make twsaty for the year. II a..
ditioa 70 thsss . numbsr were ~
csived by trsssses rscsatiy. A very
large coasrsgatioa vas Drsssat Mea.
day svealns. Extra chaiss were plae-
"a ID ths aisle asd . sumter ee peo-
pie we're turasl away ~ thsss vas
no room lsit 10 the ehureh.
The clsss vas eessisne1 b. Ne
Right Rev. Arthur I. Williams.
blsAeD q Nsbsashs, whe eans h
~ name u ~ blsAeo q CeleeaAe.
TAe ~ aoesoelle Caahelie sesviee
vas vesy beastlful aal loDsesulve.
After eeaflsmal3oo w. ovoe ~ ~.
. Dseaehe1 . eossseeu1 ~ lateeeOe.
W see0ea.
~ ssllsvias Dssssas vsss ~.
flsns1: Nh. lss 11A1l Nh. ,. L.
ohanAelssos. Nm. Saaoo ~. o..
rlaeosa .1lAelIle. Deoole vsoSosu.
Min Dssalss cssk. NJ Nan Dlesl.
lllss Anslls nsossea. 1snasoh NJ
saa1l Bans ceoyeeA NJ rsas-
-, Wtlllnn clnGh
~ taoo1n ~ ao,1n1ulpuo'o1
- eee1's 3 .1 ~ ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
wsasAsr sor FsaraAry.


Last month was the first month In
the history Of the weather bureau In
Ii Junta during which there was
not drop Of rain. and there was NO
moisture from snowfall. II was
about the dryest month that La Jun
u has ever experienced. In fact. We
have had one Of the most prolonged
dry spells that We have ever known.
and not since September have We had
rainfall that was Of any conss.
Quence. During the past five months
We have had lees than an inch Of
rainfall -ninety-six one hundredths
Of IN inch TO be exact. the record for
each one Of the five months being
thusly: October ~. November IL,
December 80. January 80. and Feb
ruary-none whatever. This record
will not Be very encouraging for the
dry farmers who have waxed fat and
grown prosperous ON the unusual
moisture that has fallen during the
past two years.
Otherwise. however. the weather
conditions during the month Of Feb
ruary were ideal-a nearly full
twenty-nine days Of Indian summer
weather. The lowest temperature
recorded during the month was one
degree below sero ON the I'd. and af-
ter the first four days Of the month
the lowest temperature recorded was
IL above on the 6th. They were
nineteen days during the month
when the minimum record showed
temperature above 20 degrees. and
twenty-three out Of the twenty.nine
days IN the month showed . maxi
mum temperature Of over fifty de-
grees. During twelve days In Febru-
ary the maximum temperature was
over so degrees. with 81 degrees -
the highest Temperature recorded
on the iith. 18th 40 l5th.
There were twenly-four perfectly
clear days during Februafy u over
30 per cent Of the possible. with two
cloudy days sad thrss Ss.alsselsssy
Aays. - - ... ~
me record for saeA laysas shs
month. giving the maximum aud min
imum Temperature. with the rain
fall. ~ recorded by 9. H. Miller. Of
North La Junta. our focal weather
observer. In ~ follows:
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
u.ssa cA.ssA psl,sassss.

~ unioa chussh at Deotoa Will
- de11eote1 sunday afternoon.
11ascA ~. q s:Se e'eleek. J. 4.
0eo1wels WI Dssssh ~ ssrnes.
- 1osUs lsasossssas ass espeeesl q
- Dseooss fssa 1swiss. lGaasasess.
ooooy ~. ovisk sal Il Jsata.
co11b1 nus1s VII - Dssvilsl It
- unloo sAussA vas fiaaily eea-
~ oboos . vssk ~ aeese naay
~ 80 ts1bsiaaisss, ~ wesk q
6lIoe1loo haviAg beea laleiaeel
uo yooGD ~. ~ tu1lllag 4
nuoo1 g oooossoe - wlll ~
8 Clgslo 1ons ~ nany Desoeo
II l1oeo - - inne'
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
l,s.sh ss Nm. -. Pswsa.

The funeral Of Mrs. Johh Powell.
Who died II Pueblo February ssh.
vas held IL this city Noaday after
noon from the Mayhsw un1sstakias
Daslors.
Mamie Leons Evans was besa u
Rocky Ford. Colo. August -. 1895.
aad died In Pueblo. Ceio.. vsbsuasy
IS. 1915. bsins 30 jean. s neaths
sad 80 days Of ass at the aos ee
hss death.
shs vss Q daughter Of Mf. aad Mn.
n. O. Evans asd spsat The greater
An Of hss liss II this city. ohe uaie-
@ with ths Msehedist church q niae
ysass Of sgs. whsa . vssy yesas
ehill shs had . serious attack ee Y.
phell sevee aad hsd nsvse bssa W.
seeeos slacs. Later sAe dsveleos1
| Ieahaee q ths hsart which svsatselly
eassel W dseeh.
~ leaves 70 mourn hss uatimsly
Aoslh ~ husbasd. three little sees'
/ ~ fashee. L. o. Evans, tAess beeeA-
- oeeees aad Walter Evans. bssh
e ponvee. snl James Evans. q Rsek.
| 1hlle m. sal I've sisters, Nm. o. A
17ollov. q this sity. sad Mn. Assd
/ IDoaaa. q ofeae Bad. Kaa.
~ ~ ~ v ~ u vsifviev
y ol.11s ~ nsshss vhs W.
= ,ean -.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
cisy He.sssal ls.psovs.s.s..


Many improvements have been
taking place at the City Hospital
during the past two weeks. The large
grounds around The hospital have
been graded and during the coming
summer . fine lawn vili greet the
eye instead Of the harrsn and un-
slightly: wssee that has :hlfhssto bssn
In vogue from time immsnorial-
ever since the hospital was built In
fact.
A complete and thorough rsnova-
tioa of ~ interior has bsen under
way during the Dast fortaisht. aad
ts nov nearly completed. An Of the
floors tArousAout The building have
received . sew coat Of paiat. and this
With The tinting OF the wallis gives
the intseior . very invitins appsar-
anes. Each room has also bssn pro-
vidsd With new mattresses and bed
liasn throughout.
The Federation OF Womaa's Clubs
providsd the necsssary funds to have
the twelve lots surrounding the hos
pital graded and planted to grass.
and each one Of the several rooms
that are furnished and maintained
By various organizations IN Ia Jun
T. donated the necessary funds for
making the improvements In their
respective rooms and providing the
new equipment installed. The doc
tors provided funds for rehabilitating
the operating rooms. rest rooms and
halls. 20 that the expsass was quite
widely distributed.
Those who are maintaining rooms
at the City Hospital and Who donat-
ed funds for making the improve
meats are the Four O'Clock Club..
Modern Woodman. Royal Neighbors.
LAAiss Of the Maccabees. T. T. Wood
ruff. A. r. Z A. H.. knights OF Co
lunbss. Fortnightly Club and Re
forned PRESBYTERIAN church.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
D..sh Of s..s. ,. 0.sAs...

Janse J. Guthrie. 80 Of ~ bsst
ksevs eliissas - Oesro essnsy W.
called TO his reward In the 0rsat Be
yosd last Monday morning at I
o'clock. after IN illness Of several
weeks. rssultias from paralysis.
Funeral services were held last
wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock st
81. Peters Catholic church. Father
Dilly. Of L. Junts, officasing q high
requiem mass. Father w. Q. Nsssan.
Of Victor. dslivsrins the sermon. M.
sic wss Furnished By . SPECIAL choir.
Roy Elssr. Of this City. asslseins
with vocal selections aad Martin
Doushsrty. Of L. Juats. slasiag .
solo st the offsrtory. Intsrosat wss
at Valley View cemetery.
James J. 0uthris was born IL
County Clare. ireland. IL 1897. ssd
came 70 Rocky Ford April .. 1855.
where be located permanently and
made his hone.
Deceased WAS the father Of ten
Children. five boys asd five sirls. six
Of whom are living-0. A. 0uthris
and Vincent Guthrie. Of this city. VIII
liam Guthrie. Of Mobile. Ala. Mn.
Ellen Guthrie O'Nsil. Of L. Junta.
Mn. JoAn sehuth. Of sssar City. and
Mn. Jack NcClosky. Of Dsaves. Ill
Of whom were u atteadancs at Tie
obssquiss sxcspt william Guthrie.
who departed for Alabama . few days
before the ssd.-Roeky rerd o.
ssste.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
m. sssss''sss's 1rav.sssse.

Dr.. Rajph Msadslsoa vas greeted
b. . capacity heuss st ths Methodist
church last Moaday svssias. al
frsssds aad aslshbess VITO bad come
70 listen 70 . recital q his sxpsrien.
CO II The var soas q BsFoDs. or at
least that past ee Il which embraces
0sstla. Mseedeaia aal Albasls. The
trsvsssgss iaelslsd his szDss'snee'
h The jssissy asses tAs Atlsatic. Q
bssss seJousn q 0Ibsaless. through
ths Mediterranean - 0rsses.a .asd thea
- osvsls, whsss ~ vas sasassd for
about slSAt nsothe = . usabsr Of
lhe Roekseelles veua1aalea Sanitary
Ceaaisslea h Fsllsviag oesbls from
. seeusUs q typhns Ssvss. n. Mea.
1slssa's taik was . vssy lateesstiae
go thrsusAesl 81 ~ q Assr aad
. hais ~ ~ M se1eotiea Of %
unusually lAsOs an11oaes.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
,s.ss P.s-sss,sv 1. svs1s.ss


II ridlas h aueenetllss = % ~.
dsacs es Deesossous cealittea. ~
~ wavs q DeesDeslty ~ un1eo1o-
ely rsaeae1 u Juoea. kast Vook
vs ehssalole1 ~ ~ g flvo 0voes
1asls y eeol1eols g u Jonoo -
vislnley. ~ ~ anetAes 1oo1oB
eo0ss aseo0 wll1 ~ goDose = ~
- neee eoleD-o1o ~. 49,
~ pase ~ Woo1ED DoGk0ng1nGP =
0'leel1 ~ vls1ouo - oun18 ~
- vse1s y ~ tuDoUlnGs ~ =
nyan. G. oqUgoD uo6u ~ iG11 @
u Juaoa, q Ao111no . 4 3
\. uonsy. - ~ 6o -
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
RAsEnALL LEA0Un ~
J. I. Updlks Eleetsd Rsss1d ~
League 70 01coeed 60
thews, Resagnsd.

The executive committe q ~ -
kansas Valley Baseball LeA9go y
In L. Junta last sunday. WITH + =
ssntattves from saeA 90 ~ tlptl y
clubs In attendance. amoag H. =
Ing Paymastsr 0off. Of Hest I:
W. R. Murphy. Of Las Anlgtss =
Knause. Of Rocky Ford, and ~
vim. Of L. Junta. On account ~ =
ing ensassd extensively h ~
taloups industry and not hAvlao =
time 70 give league matters ~ e
tsntioR they should have. 3. \. lo1-
thews rendered his rsslsnatioa -
president. and J. T. Updiks was e1eG
Cd 70 succeed him. Frsd North q
Rocky Ford. was elected vice Dss1
dent to succeed Mr.. Updiks.
The report Of the committe - -
stitution and BY laws vas submslte
and adopted. The new rulss ~
said 70 cover every contingency ~
can possibly arise. The sxecu1ivo
committee will b II sessloa anl1
In this city ON March 18th at whte1
time the committee appointed q
draft . playins schedule for The -
son will report. The opening gA0e
Of the season In La Junta will - -
Thursday, May Sth. and Il h the ~
teation Of the officials Of the leeal
club 70 make Il the blggest basstall
day that ever happsas1 In La Junta.
Max Addington. manager of L.
Junta's team for the 1915 season. -.
ports that he has already sslects1
most Of the players Who win TsDre-
sent Ia Junta during the coming
season. and that most Of the men
have been selected from playsFs ~
leased BY the Western Associates.
Addinston and Chellgord. Of Last
years team. viii Be the only onss ~
cluded In the lineup for the prsseoe
season. Brown aad Griffin having
slgnsd eoatssses v1aA ~ Fort ,Lyea
tedm. - 80
The local club has lsased the ball
park for . year. and very sooa now
will commencs eoastructing addi-
tions 70 the north and west Of the
present grandstand.
Nov would be good time to asI-
tate the question OF . Thusday half
holiday among the merchants In the
three towns composing the league
Rocky Ford. Las Animas and La
Junta. Games viii b scheduled in
L. Junts svssy other Thursday. and
also IN The other towas. and the time
for cIosing eould probably b arrans.
I'd for % late - = o'clock. II the mat
Ter was taksa - with the league
masnatss. Half holidays o. 6atur-
days are alnose univsssal during the
summer moaths II The cities. and a
two hour vacation oncs week In
the towns comDrislng the Arkansas
Valley BASEBALL League would GER
tsinly not work any great hardship
On any oas.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-04
Rsss.A1 A1seslss Alssela1lss.

II
Ths 1lleA oeAeel HasooesTssehs1
Association ~ ~ = ~ hid
ssAssl Wslaes1av aeloqnooo, l1assh
stA. q So t1suk = ~ iaasssse.
~ psssssa - ~ ulDossl T.
~ sesasisa. 49, ~ lnelsls Z
vssai ssss n NJ o1lve n1soosly: -
drss. Prsvsassslvs 1Do1l11,o ~ q
Rslssisa Y ~ esnese 60. - ps|
\. ". n1ss1elsas. - i Dne 80
n llis ~ oouoeR & -
~ q ~ agol111 - q ~ G
susses1 y - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
Certificate Of Ineorporation.

The certificate Of incorporation OF
the state Optical Company was filed
Yesterday with the clerk. This com
panr rs Incorporated ar $4,000 with
- g. Thomas. 4 Y. Thomas. I. r.
'ozad. NJ + Cozad and o VI Wllker-
son. stockholders The offices will be
located az 1912 Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

in Pease township twelve had no tardy
marks.
Coleraln Township.
Totar number enrolled. Az BOYS.
$40 girls. and Isl total: average daily
attendance. 3S2 boys. 331 girls. and
.O3 total: per cent OF attendance. $3.50
boys. sS1l girls. and 9i.55 total: mum.
cases OF hardness. II boys. 10 girls.
ana 81 total. number neither absen,
o tardy. 225 boys. 200 girls. and a25
total. corporal punishment. "a boys
6 girls. and 81 total.
Pease Township.
Iotal number enrolled. 4O2 boys. sSS
girls, and 100 total: average daily al,
tendance. $50 boys. SAC girls. ana -o5
total; per cent OF attendance. s4.13
boys. 1886 girls. and 1915 total: mum.
Der cases tardiness. 20 boys. y girls
n % total: number neither absent
nor tardy. 2l2 boys. 179 girls. and s9l
total. corporal punishment. L hoy.
l girl. and Is total.
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ing. They claim. however. that the
present amount of snow in the noun.
tains is not sufficient to produce a
flood stage eve If the warm weather
continued.
The Ohio and other streams above
have been very low for the past sew.
eral days. At the local wharf a stage
OF = feet was registered at Q o'clock
last night.
Two boats departed yesterday. They
were u Liberty AZ 1880 for Mata-
moras and the Ruth at 10 p. m from
Pittsburgh to Charleston. At 5 o'clocl,
this morning the Reuben Dunbar is
due up from Charleston TO Pittsburgh.
River Stages.
DAVIS DAME feet rf--
ing. clear.
clear. '
rARKERsBuRG-u reet. rising
clear.
OH CITY feet. rising: clear.
WARREN foot. rising clear
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Deeds Of Trus.

one deed Of trust was left for record
with the clerk.
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FINAL SHIPMENT OF 1000 DOCUMENT
BOXES HERE FOR EAGER PUBLIC

Unexpectedly early. the final
shipment Of 1000 document boxes
for The lnteIlioencer arrived yes
terday afternoon and will be plae-
ed on sale this morning at the
newspapers business office. Al
though The lntelli9eneer has made
strenuous efforts { o secure assur-
snees Of future shipments. IL Is not
at all likely that additional sup
plies a be had. and the eager
thousands who have not yet con-
neeted with this wonderful bar
gain will do we'll to act quickly
during the present week.
The Bessemer steel document
box. handsomely finished in the
gunmetal style, made OF f~irst-elass
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Anna Sinclair. lot so in Square 10:
consideration. so.
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material. very substantial and fur.
nished with a good lock and dupli-
ate Keys, eseeiiently adapted for
the safety OF valuable pspers such
as insurance policies. deeds. etc,
IS inoeed an Offering worth while.
sno n Intelligence Is arstifed
&c nave been able TO furnish sew
ersi thousands Of its patrons with
one or more boxes each.
All who do not care to partiei-
pate ! n the rush to the business
oniee Of The Intelligence. will do
wei TO mail coupon and IS cents.
n box will be sent immediately
BY parcel post. Persons eaIIinu
for the boxes. however. obtain
them at the lower price Of 4e cents
and a single coupon.
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MAY HAVE A
20-FOOT STAGE
WARM WEATHER is MELTING
ABUNDANCE OF SNOW ALONG
THE ALLEGHENY RIVER.
NO Danger However, of a Flood STAGE
waters Here Are Rising.
River News.

From five TO efeven inches of snow
cover the hills and mountains alons
the Allegheny river. according 20 the
official government bulletin which is
issued daily. The warm weather and
recent rains al points above has put
All the tributaries Of the Ohio on the
incline and unless the rise is checked
by a cold wave rivermen predict a
stage OF from is 10 20 feet for Wheel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
" APPEALS FILED
From Court Of Squire corriqan Yester
day With Clerk OF Circuit Court

Two appeal cases from tho court 81
Squire r T. CorriGan. covering money
alleged inc on contract. were filed
i'm the olo'k Of the circuit court yes
tnrday. They are styled g. Sululski
VS. 4 Sigal Tor Judgment OF $3.50.
and Joseph Stewart vs.. a Sigsl FOR
go
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WE SAVE YOU 25c
on THE DOLLAR

The more y1r h1v fhe more you saw,
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The Nenana news., 1916-12-09
BUCHAREST FALLS
Teutons Now Occupying
 Half of Rumania

LONDON Bucharest, the capital cf Rumania, with population of 300, 0OC, has been taken by the Teutouic armies which are sweeping across Rumania. The capture was effected with para lively little resistance and when Mack ensen entered the city at the head of IS troops he was received enthusiastically by the populace. The field marshal was greeted with boquets of flowers. Mack eusen also received a telegram from the kaiser congratulating him upon his cap ture of the capital of treaCherous en- en'v, who were the last 10 appear ill arms against us"
 The Rumanians have lost an average of 1000 men q day since they entered the war 100 days ago Seven hundred oflic- CTS and l0,0l1 men were taken when Bucharest fell. The Teutous now con trol half of the kihs dom and 1t is pre- dicted by military authorities that all of Rumania will be i'll the hands of tl.e en- eny within short time. The Germans now occupy four Entente cap;tals-Hu- chares', Brussels, EelHrade and Cettinje.
 Eight thou,and Runanians and z6 guns were captured at Alt river cn the night of the fifth. and the Allied forces are now in retreat across the entire bat tiefront from Tie Transylvanian noun tains to the Danube. To the south of Bucharest tie Russians are covering lhe flank of the retreating Rumanian army, but the main line of retreat has been cut by the Teutcns at PlCe; ci. 10 the north of Bucharest.
 Berlin dispatches also claim victories west of Lutsk, where the Russians are operating: on the Macedonian front, de- fended by the British; and in tie Cerna region. where the Serbs are making feeble struggle.