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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29
z FRONTU ROSYJSKIEGO.

Petrograd, ~. grudnla. - Me
przviaciclskie cieziic haublcowe
baterye bombarduja sekcye ma
szcgo irontu W okolicy ma wschod
cd Zarkowa, w okolicy Plenlak
| ina poFudnic cd Brodow), gdzle
nasze okopy miejscami s2 uszko-
dzone, a talIze W sekcyach Garbu-
IOWA, lasu GukalowSkiego All
g,rst6wki. Mad rzekq NaraJowka
3oboczna rzekq Zlotej Lipy, skau-
ci nasi przekroczyli brzeg zachod-
ri W okolicy Swietlnik i rozpedzl-
wszy patrol nieprzyjaciela, prze--
nieSli ma nasz brzeg lnaterya}y do
zaciqgania plot6w kolczastych,
PROXY robione przez nieprzyja-
ciela, by przekroczyc Dniestr W
poblizu Sinikowic. ME powiodly
sic.
Berlin, 20. grudnia. - L frontu
ksiecia Leopolda: w kilku punk
tach wzdluz frontu nasze oddzlafy
" okopach odparly wycieczki ro-
syjskich wojsk.
Z WALK MA ZACHODZ1E.
Paryz, 20. grudnia. - Ma le-
wynn brzegu Mozy artylerya ME
przyjacielska gwaltownie bonn
bardowala nasze pozycye ma from
Gle lie Mort Homme i wzgorza
BOA. w Lotaryngii wykonalismy
riespodziany atak ma okopy ma
polnoc cd Badonviller, i zabrallS-
my diva dziala maszynowe. Po-
twierdzila sic wiadomoSc, re por.
Herteaux dnia 26 grudnia rozbl}
pietnasty Z rzedu nieprzyjaclelskl
aeroplan. Sta}o sic to ponad lasem
Naux. Guynemer W pewnem mleJ-
scu ma wschod Cd Mlzery, ze-
strzelit dwudziesty czwarty ME
miecki aeroplan, a q grudnia
dwudziesty piaty ma poludnie cd
Maisonette. Inny aeroplan ME
miecki po bitwie jednym ma
szych pilotow spadi ma ziemie W
poblizu Omiecourt.
TrzynaScie aeroplan6w brytyj-
skich bombardowaio onegdaj ia
bryki W Dillingen wyrzuciiy po-
ciski wazace razem LOO kilogra-
NOW. Francuzcy awiatorzy bom-
bardowali divorce kolejowe w
Montmedy Pierrepont, ia
wsch6d cd Songuyon, fabryki W
Thionville Joeuf w dolinie
Briey fabryki W Rombach i Ha-
gondage.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29
Z WALK w RUMUNII.

Berlin. %. grudnia. - Departa-
menr wojny oglaSza nastepujqcy
rapport: ,,Dziewiata armia zrobila
move postepy Scigajac Rosyan ma
Woloszczyznie. Wojskowy kry--
tyk Overseas Agency" donosi,
ze Braile, e,wazna skiadnice rumun-
ska zboza nafty W poinocno-
wscltodniej Woloszczyznie, bonn
barduja Niemcy i Buigarzy po-
"a Dunaju. Wedle raportu urze--
dowego gen. Won Falkenhayn od-
ni0si kompletne zwyciestwo W
bitwie W poblizu Rimnik Sarat
mad Rosyanami, kt6rzy Rumunom
poSpieszyli pomoca. Onegdaj
jeszcze 5000 jehc6w i % dziai
maszynowych otrzymano w iupie.
w bitwach pod Rimnik Sarat sto-
czonych przez dziewiata armie,
zabrano razem 1920 jehcow ro-
syiskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29

J.B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnost sprzedaje karty okreto-
We realnosG, 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29
RAPPORT ROSYJSKI.

Petrograd, via Londyn, 20. CRU
dnia. - RAPPORT departamentu
wojny brzmi: ,,Ataki nieprzyja--
ciela ma poludnie Cd Dunaju 20
sta}y' odparte wielkiemi dla ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, 80 grudnia: - Sw. Sabina.
- Sw. Eugeniusza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29

ze ofenzywa nasza ME ustanie w
czasie zimy, ale Z dziennych ra-
port6w wynika, re cd pazdzierni-
ka ME odbyia sic zadna bitwa
walna. Rozmaite przeSzkody by
ly tego powodem. Francuzi row.
niez przyszli do przekonania, ze
mad Somme narazie zaprzestac
nalezy operatyj zwrocili Gala
swq uwage ma Nerdun ze. znanym
wan rezultatem. Prawdopodob-
ME wazniejsze operacye rozpocz-
ia sic znOWu w marcu 1917"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-12-29

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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-04-07
my Old Dutch"-5-p a t
1rama-Sunday night.

\ "
drama-Sunday night.
j. E. Ritchey was reelected
mayor of Conrad Monday over
David j. Ryan. The fight was
a spirited one.
See Albert Chevalier a n d
Florence Turner in MY Old
Dutch" Sunday night.
P. A. Brown returned to his
home in Franklin. Mimi, yes
terday, having disposed of his
car of horses to farmers here
bouts.
The next meeting of the Will
son club will be held at Dona-
hue's barber shop on Monday
evening, April IL. All demo-
Gratis are invited to attend.
George Berns' new Emerson
blowing engine arrived late last
week and was taken out to the
Berns ranch in Headlight to be
used in turning over stubble
and sod.
Seeding in the Marias section
is far advanced. j John Nc
Cormick, Lane Nelson, John
Hawkins and 0 t b er farmers
down that way have already
seeded a large acreage.
The local implement houses
have done an unprecedented
volume of business this week
and as a result their stocks Of
seeders, harrows and drills are
nearly depleted.
Wanted-Woman to keep
house on ranch; a German or
Scandinavian preferred. Must
have knowledge of stock and
dairying. Good place. Call or
write Erick Erickson, Cut Bank.
Frank Wolf was visiting with
old Cut Bank friends Monday
and Tuesday. Frank has been
in the railway services in the
district east Of Havre for the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Schoonmaker
arrived here this week from
Vernon, S. D., for a visit with
relatives and local friends.
"Schoonie" is now engaged in
the hardware business in the
South Dakota town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnston
came in from their ranch last
Saturday, Alex at the wheel of
a fine Hupmobile. which he re-
Gently purchased at Great Falls.
Mr.. Johnston gave a number of
his town friends a spin in his
new boat"
This is Overland Week" in
-.
Cut Bank. Five Overlands ar
rived on Monday for the local
agent, r. L. Taft, and three
were turned over to persons
who had already bargained for
them. The new cars attracted
much attention and were favor
ably commented upon, for their
grace and beauty of finish.
Tho S e who have purchased
Overlands to date are, Martin
Jacobson, Gus Keisel, Austin
Miller and B. r. McNamer
sam OOllld, OF Conrad, and
George A. Norman, of Ethridge,
were in Shelby Friday and in
formed us that they and Sam
Kelley of Conrad had organized
the United Townsite Co. with
a capital stock of $4,000. At
present they are handling the
Ethridge TOWNSHIP. which isnow
making an excellent showing.
Several new buildings are un-
der construction and with the
above live men boosting it Eth
ridge, located in a fine agrical-
tural section will hava avarx
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-04-07

Meet me this evening atBob' 8
Smoke house.
$4,000 takes a good driving
horse, harness and buggy run
one season. Call Pioneer Press.
Leslie McFatridge. Blackfoot
merchant, was a visitor here
Wednesday.
D. L. Hope this week pur-
chased a Ford touring car from
7. j. Larson.
Mrs. larry Halvorson is
spending the week at Boulder
Springs.
O. B. Scott, Ethridge real
estate man, was in the city
yesterday morning.
SPRING RYE, 100 bu., nice
and clean, for seed. Box f72 or
10 miles northwest of Cut Bank.
Dorothy Halvorson is quite ill
with tonsilitis.
My Old Dutch,' a we'll
known film drama, at the Elec-
trio Theater, Sunday 9th.
Misses Eva and Thora Kittels-
rud and Josephine Alrick of
Ethridge were here Saturday
night and Sunday.
At the school election held at
Ethridge Saturday K. j. Brand
son and j. w. Roberts were
elected trustees.
The Toole county commits
sioners were in session at Shell
by the first of the week.
Chance Lewis, C. J. Kettels-
rud and S. A. Foster of Ethridge
came up Monday on business.
Wanted-Man to do some
breaking. Have a good pro-
position for right man. Aderss
A. 0. Cowley, Conrad, Montana
While here this week Frank
Wolfe sold his half section re-
linquishment to M. A. N
and it was filed on by his son
Walter.
Glenn Orris arrived here
Wednesday from Franklin.
MINI. Young Orris thinks the
Cut Bank section is the finest
part of the Mountain West.
C. C. Campbell was in from
the Marias section Wednesday.
Mr.. Campbell was rejoicing in
his good luck in securing a fine
we'll of soft water. Nilsson and
Borsholt just finished the well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
TONOLINE is BEAUTY AID,
ANNOUNCES SPECIALIST
Mildred Louis Tain OF Interest Z
women

As health is a arst aid 70 beauty this
story. told by Mildred Louise. beauty
specialist. OF Boston. Mass. - OF un-
usual Interest.
4 can recommend no better health
SlNtr than i~onolinc. said Mildred
Il was for many months a victim Of
stomach trouble and nervousness. had
suffered terribly from pains that follow
"a eating. Headaches also would add
70 my worries. Poor digestion nnally
brouEht on nervousness.
Relief came. however. when I took
Take t~onoilne'
Not long after I started tho tonoline
treatment. my patrons began to rcmind
me OF the Improvement IN my condition.
And because health Is the quickest
way 20 beauty. the Improvement was
particularly noticeable in my face.
What tonoline really did for me I
cannot say. I am 50 grateful that I am
very willing TO recommend tonollne
publicly
Tonoline = a purely vegetable pre-
paration which goes TO the seat OF
common mslsdtes-stomach and kidney
trouble. catarrhal affections Of the niue
Gus membranes. liver ailments and i'm
stores proper action. Tonolinc - being
explained daily TO many people at g. n.
.GrieSt q co.
Notce;-As tonolinc l. a wonderful
flesh builder u should not BE- taken by
any one not wishing TO Increase ms
weight ten pounds or more. Although
many reports are received from thos.
severe cases Of stomach trouble and
dyspepsia chronic constipation.
etc.
SOC BOX FREE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
TO DOUBLE POSTAL
RATES IN MEXICO

FL PASO, Texas. Nav 3i-Ncxicsn
postal rates are To be doubled June 1
end TO be paid in the old currency.
Andreas &. Garcia. Mexican consul.
announced today. upon receipt Of add
wees from Mexico city. Stamps Will
be sold only for actual use. ID being
pointed a that numbers Of person
nave nccn specializing by buvinE large
quantities and boarding them. pending
III" full retirement OF the provisional
paper.
Industrial and economic improve
menf in Mexico also was reported. Do
WAS said that railroad officials through.
our Mexico have reported the prarti-
cal completion ~ al repair on main
lines and predict an early restoration
OF normal traffic conditions.
Four hundred new schools. including
industrial and domestic science labnr4.
tories. six public Libraries. six gym.
rf-fuW- n % conservatory Of arf-
have been established in tho state Of
'utn11uIfo loo The last six months. ao.
cor1ing tu reports received at the con.
-uIato ar GirEiov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
COURT
ACTS ON NUMBER
OF PETITIONS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. NAV 81
Getting in readiness for adjournment
for tho spring term. the supreme court
OF appeals did not render any opinions
today but took action on a number OF
petitions that had been presented.
Appeals and supercedcas were al
lowed in The cases of VI. J. Simms and
Others gains ". II. Ramsey. from
! dyette county. and RlChlahd Brick
corporation against Hurst Hardware
company. from MinEo county.
An appeal was allowed in the con
Solld1fed cases OF j. \. RuSmlSsclI
against White Oak SfaVe and
y. KUN. trustee. against r. n Dawson
ana others. from Mcdowell county. 4
writ and -uUerCpdeae were allowed i'm
he matter of II. IL Harper against The
, lear Fork COdl a Land COMPANY.
from Raleigh county.
Appeal was refused in the case Of
annie +. Ntlburu against MARY "A.
t''r~ole u others. from CabsII
county. and appeal and s-upercede9s
"er" refused iu the case from Monroe
county Of Eliza COrr,ll against Eliza
beIh 'orr'li Tn The case Of r. /
~dfft. receiver. gains Charles T. No.
lnIp~h from Jackson county. q writ OF
error n -upcrCcdeaa Wds awarded.
Appeal and s-upcrccdcas wa refused
IN me" case from kanawha county of
y 4 Tln-ley. Committee. etc.. against
''org" + Tin-Isy and others. Writ of
error and supcrCcdcd- were refused I'M
m" case from Brooke county of Frank
Newman against Trl-State Gas com.
ltnl. ana a writ Of error WAS refused
.l The case from hat county of Nary
newman against Tri-Stata Gas com.
panF. An appeal was refused i'm fba
'as" from Richie county uf John W
SWnh against sheridan T. Smith and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
NEWS BRIEFS

The formal resignation OF ONO
county Agent Horace Atwood. of :ha
Pan Handle Agricultural club. became
effective today. Mr.. Atwood resigned
scNcra weeks ago 20 accept a posi-.
ton with the West Virginia University
agricultural department. He was i'm
the city yesterday closing up his work
ana let last evening for Tairmont
and Morgantown. Mr.. Atwood was
the efficient agent Of the club here
for over TWO wears.
As predicted by Tho Intelligence.
the next annual meeting of the West
virginia branch Of the United Ma
tlonal Postal Clerks association will
he held in this city in MAY. This was
decided upon a. the annual convention
IN Huntington ar M close Of the
daN s meeting Tuesday. Louis knoke.
OF this city. was reelected State Sec.
rotary.
In the bankruptcy matter Of tho
CLIFTON Coal company. or Brooks coun.
~. a petition wa filed in the United
states district court here YESTERDAY
by the hOndhOldcrS OF tho
asking the right 10 intervene in tho
bankruptcy proceedings ACCOMPANY.
ing the petition from Philippi was an
order entered by Judce \. G.. Dayton.
granting tho request and continuing
the jury trial until today at PhiIippi
MI. r & Ewing has been appointed
as an additional member Of The ROose.
welt committee from this city.
wheeling Socialists will meet this
evening a. the Trades Assembly hall
Tor 90" purpose Of cleCtinC a fs'e.
gate 10 the campaign committee and
also arranging for the open air meet.
Ing OF Rev. Strickland M Fourteenth
aud Market streets. Friday night.
While the new primary law leaves
them without representation on tina.
election. nevertheless they say they
viii have a ticket iu the field az The
general election.
Tn" board of county commissioners
spent yesterday afternoon al tho COIN.
'y Inhrmary. auditing bills and look.
ing over the farm generally.
The board Of control o., fryIn- 10
solve the problem of bu-~.1C the rub.
hlsh thar aDCumulates on the Island.
Mr. R J. Perkins was in conference
with th" board Yesterday and DO is ao.
Hevod that he VIII allow the rubbish
20 be burned on his lots OF which he
has quite e foW.
The Atlantic Fire engine that has
been given an 0ycrhauliuE af tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
COL. CHURCHILL
IN CRITICISM OF
THE WAR OFFICE

LONDON. May 81. ESQ o. m-The
vote Tor tho salary of Bari Kitchener a.
secretary OF war being before the house
OF to-day. the members had an
opportunity 90 discuss IN. general c~~-
duct ~ thg war. In introducing the vote
Harold }. remnant. parliamentary under
secretary for war replied Co the speech
made last week bY Winston Spencer
'hurchll. In which 10 said the position
OF the British lines a. several points Was
dissdNantaEcous and that ther. we're
large numbers or men on duty a. grooms
and Officers servants who might b. used
10 the fighting forces.
As 90 Colonel ChurchiIrs complaint IN
regard To the large number of officers
servants. AIR. Tenant said these men.
Ike an others. had to take their places
I'm the firing line. VITA regard 10 th.
criticism respecting The great force Of
men kept al home. he explained they
were being trained with "a view 70 being
sent abroad.
Colonel Churchill referred 90 the state
ment In king Georges message to the
nation. isSlNi ON signing the military
service bill last week. that no less than
b,N4l.uoO men had been raised volun-
tarlly. After careful examination. cob
onel churchill said he had come 10 the
conclusion that there wer i.sOe. goo o.
these men unaccount.d for. a. desired
TO know what had become Of them.
Believing this to be a M rur~c, for
investsNtion he suggested tina "A small
comTlttcg OF members of tn. house be
H" ""HH NNA"A
report in secret session n necessary.
Col. Churchill further complained that
while IN" fighting men were ompa.a
lively small IN number and soldiers worn
with ScrNir were heavily burdencd and
severely tried hy being sent hack To the
'front.' month after month. m~ultitudes of
fresh mon We're kept at homt and pre-
Ncuttt either by bad management or de-
receive organization from being uS.fuIlv
employed ciEer IN industry or In tho
n'ld rs an instance, he said. his own
NNN NA.HIn hmM ELHIHE.A 81 l.. 90
out OF whom % had been previously
wounded. ana this az a time whc tney
would see that there probably we~
more than 100000 men At hom ana
else" here WIN had not heard the whistle
Iof a SIll.t.
Premier Asqulth. in replyitg 10 Col.
'hurchillS crircpns said no much
~u'uhicd whether the dt~Sproportiou be
tween the man and tho rim. sfr.pr.,
was So great as Colonel Churchill had
represented 10 To- b..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
PREVENTED FROM KILLING BABE,
IVAN CUTS HIMSELF WITH KNIFE
EAST END SCENE OF VICIOUS AT.
TACK ON INFANT YES
TEROAY.
Chris Faris is in Hospital. Suffering
From S~elf-infioted Wounds.
Child Unhurt.

Welding a butcher knife with which
he threatened TO Kill an innocent baby
playing on the floor In his boarding
house. abou $50 last night. Ferdi.
nand ChriSilnaC. alias Chris Faris. 4
foreigner. was oyerpowered in time to
save the infant from bodily harm.
However. he was MOI prevented from
sticking himself IN the stomach with
the knife. from which wound ne Is now
suffering while In the Ohio Valley Gen
cfdl hospital
The man was arrested by Detectives
Minard and Walker and taken TO the
city building. and from there 10 the
hospital. lie has q bad wound in his
stomach. just at the belt line. and ne
may not surVlve His act created al
most a riot In the East End. and butch
ers from the Reymann packing plant
hurried 10 The aid of the boarding mis-
tres-.
He Is suffering from "a badly LAGER
ated stomach and bruised face. The
man was under the influence OF liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

Ahrens-FoN factories has been re
ceiyed. and was given a going over
yesterday by Fire Chief Rose. II
works as good as new.
II has been reported that Everett
Mccoy has been robbed on Chapline
Hin Tuesday by a hi~ghwayman.
The next session of Criminal court
will be SATURDAY. when only minor
matters Will be taken up.
Elmer Miller. of the South Side. who
has been mentally derangcd for some
time n confined 10 thc North Wheel
Ing hospital. wandered from the insti-
tuition yesterday and took a walk
around the North End. Ills disap-
p%earancc was soon discovered and an
orderly dispatched in search. He was
soon found and will be- taken to an
asylum today.
The annual picnic Of the employees
viii be- held a. ksnnywood park. Pitts
burg. on July goth. \ special train
viii convcy the piCuICkcrs TO the
smoky City cSorr
Owing 10 the fact that Tuesday was
Decoration DAY. Tho Dental Clinic At
the Associated anarities was closed
on thdI day Yesterday 10 was open,
however. and during the DAY more
fhan twenty children received treat
m'n'. The clinic viii he open again
Friday. Luncheon was served for
them az noon
Tn" ncNt issue Of the Jewish Com.
munItN bulletin viii be our within =
few days. U viii be- devoted princi-
pally 20 The Needs of Wheeling
Rabbi \. H. Silver D. editor iu chief
Of fh" Bulletin. which viii contain
many interesting articles on the need
Of the city.
summer must De- here. for yestpr-
day the first watermelons made their
appearance in she local markets. They
come from FAR or Texas and their
present price is from eighty cents TO
one dollar.
Jesse r. Miller noble grand Of
Excelsior louE" 80 80. J. % o. T.. was
host fu ihn m'Wh'.- pi the orraniza.
ton on Tuesday evening in honor Of
his birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

they plunge INTO tho swirl OF CAV 500
ci"iy. With no need for work. his am
ntion dioS-h" becomes an idl,. dis
Slpat"d man about town. Their home
hi" Is disrupted. sooner or later viii
come the crash. Wait and see. give
Them two years How tL. money az
i~ot'd tho young couple. how old Nb-
n'r~ ~TIoph'~i'~ came true. how on th.
verge oi total destruction. their little
O1'N clrl-W'lI. what's the u-en Noy
simply must see th" play Co appreciate
o. pa an It's m-aEnIncenC'. iu aII iu- ape
n'Allug actions, and fo learn %, great
lesson that money L. not an there D.
Ia this world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
&C EMILE RUBBING ALWAYS
HELPS VARICOSE VEINS

way. apply Noore.s Emerald on Cuu
s'rtn-thI with brush or hand
IrF This simple home treatment FOR
a lew days and Improvement viii be-
noticed. then continue until yotrs arc
reduced 10 normal n is very once
."I'a o. p~"n''rafiuE and can he OBJ
tanned af any modern drur .for. Do
-0 powerful that d also reduces goIfr.
ana N'nE. e ~ GrIeat A Go. Ba.-s
Iharr.acy has Emerald on In mo
original bottle Tor lY cents and the
demand I- astonishing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
Says Swollen Veins are Dangerous
and Ofttimes Burst Which
Causes Much Suffering.

Rubbing The swollen veins nightly
for about two minutes with a gentle
upward RI brings benefit 20 suffer.
'rs and I- mighty good advice. ssys an
authority
NNer tho rubbing which should
aInaya b. toward tho heart because
The blood In Tho veins flows that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
70 PREAcH nAccAIAuREA1r

Special Dispatch f' th" intcuiccnccr.
CT AHHSBJRG. vs.. Va. MAY %
Tie Rev T. - Turner. pastor az tho
First Pre- hEforIau church of this rIf..
has been selected fo prcac1 tho Wa
rfiurnafc sermon at The rraduafful
classes of kiskimiy,tas SPRINGS school
40 -aiisburE Pa. sunday s rumhlf
" West Virginia boys are students
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

day. calling on friends interested in
his candidacy.
John ~hillenbrand. who has been a
visitor in this city for several DAYS.
returned To his home in Littleton yes.
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
FUNERAL OF Pat1cE Meciplev.

Friday morning az $3.50 o'clock funor.
al services viii h. held at the family
home. @225 Eou street. for Patrick NJ.
''lnl'l. IoIlowed with requiem high mass
IN - JoSeph's cathedral ar . o'ciogs
inl'fmeni viii De ln Nj. Calvary Gene