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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Andrew Pierzanowslli. 336 y. Car
Isle st. has gone TO Gary TO spend
several days with friends
John Warvelski of Chicago, is IN
the city on business.
Chester Ciulkowsld has arrived
here from Indiana Harbor for
few days visit with relatives and
friends. He is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley Zytniewsli. 949 La
porte St
Miss Helen Gambowtak. Walnut
St has gone to spend Easter with
relatives at Chicago.
Walter Mlchaels, who has been
here on business, left today for
Hammond.
Mrs. Anna Rydlekski of Fay City.
is spending u few days with Mrs.
Helen Krajder. w Jefferson ST.
Stephen Hempinsli Of Dowagiac,
is in the city on business.
Mrs. Edward Kuntz, 537 Division
st. has gone to Chicago 10 spend u
week with relatives and friends.
Martin Budzinsk, w Napier St.
is very Ill.
John Lipiecki returned 10 Chicago
after a business VISIT here.
Miss Stella Ivojcinski. w. Dun
ham St, left for Michigan CITY
Thursday to spend a few days with
friends.
Casimiar Hezinski. n. Birdsell st.
returned from a. business trip in
East Chicago Whiting, Indiana Har-
Dor and Gary.
John Horvath returned to Elkhart
after a brief visit here.
Joseph Barxowski of Detroit, is
spending Z few days with friends
here.
George Rybarl1iewcz. who has
been here on business, left for Chi
cago Thursday.
Andrew PrZeZdzienkowski will ar
rive here from Chicago Saturday
morning 10 spend Easter with his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Brzezinski. SOC S. Chaplin st
Adam Swarzynsh of Laporte 10
visiting with friends.
John oaks returned to Elkhart
after a brief visit here with friends.
He was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
William WesOlek, 755 Cleveland av.
Frank Zowiarek. ". Division St.
left for Gary, Thursday 20 spend the
week end with relatives.
Martin Prozierski arrived here
from Michigan City for a Few days
visit with friends.
.StanislaUs Brodzinski of Detroit is
in the city on business.
Roman Makowski left for his
home in Toledo after a brief visit
with friends here.
Michael Wyczynski Franklin St.
has gone to spend few days with
relatives in Chicago.
Henry P. Rumaszak of Jackson, is
in the city on business
Leo Clark returned to Niles after
a short visit here.
Casinier Graczkowsl1i returned to
Hammond after a business visit
here.
Zygmunt Lesinski. Studebaker st.
is very I'll with rheumatism
Peter KOWalski of Chicago. IS
spending a few days with friends
DIR. A. r. Messick has removed his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Homemade candy tomorrow zoe.
25c SOC pound at the Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

We nave complete line OF Easter
candy st the Philadelphia.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Take home a box OF candy for
Easter. fresh made at the Philadel-
phia.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

one ton OF whale blubber viii
yield go gallons OF oil.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

There are 1000. 600 tons OF stone
, the pyramid OF Cheop4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Or. A. r. Messick has removed his
offices into suite 4O1.- Farmers Sc
cUrity Bldg. Acknowledgement. 21t14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The singing practice of NJ. r.
Falcons choir will be held Monday
evening at the Kosciuszko hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
DEATHS.

Leocadia. the FIVE months - old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Gnu
dzicki. 2O14 PARCEL ST. died Thurs
DAY evening at $50. following "A
brief illness.
The funeral Will be held SATURDAY
morning at 1880 o'clock. at the s..
Stanislaus church. Burial will be
ia St Joseph's Polish cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

The Delta Alpha Sunday school
class meeting OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church. 20 have been held
last evening. was postponed until
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Mrs. r. NJ. Sawyer. 81 ". Wash
inEton av., was hostess yesterday az
terbOon 10 mem bers OF the Mothers
GIu4 The Afternoon was spent IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

a supper given by the L. L. II. o.
club Thursday evening at the Young
Women's Christian association was
attended BY IS members. Miss Ina
Burton. extension secretary. had
charge OF the evening. Following
the supper the regular business meet
ing OF the Class was held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

The Eureka club held its usual
meeting Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. George Secor. W. Marion ST
A pleasant afternoon was spent sew
ing and with refreshments served BY
the hostess. Members OF the club
viii meet Friday afternoon. May 5.
al the home OF Mrs. Vina +. Gilman.
76l Lincoln way r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-22

ettpaigc Aisnlkln9, 1elbItbcrl tanblidp
fir tednild]e s3ipccfc. our Gripdsnng
e~mpfpblcn. SIN bieic 3uIdrift IdIob
lid. rdnmlih unmittelbur cinc Be-
fanntmadut,9 Ser acknowledgements
III, 8icn, Die sic bon s2annmirtbca, felt
jebcr geiibtc Giniaminilnra unn Mcrz
mertbitng Der Maitafer als gutter
mittcl fir @iibuer l,b lpnitigcs &c
iliiscl iulpic mlb als 8cifutter gu @arz
toficln fir Sdtpcine cnpfabl rno iid
5lm Mnfauf Der %gclammelten Mafer
gum Ereiie bon ciner &rQne fir bag
8ilo bercit srflarte. 9as geniietc bent
finbigcn &prrciponbcnteu, AM. mii6cS
log Den eeipiinid)ten 3uiammenbanG
bcr5uitcllcn. Sic Suidrift be5iebt iidy
fir lin ielbitberltanolib auf Sic
menidli6e %grnabrltna. ans Der SUIT.
ternittclaentrole ipirb cinfnb cine:
.@icner @cielidaft" sema@t, beren
Nn5eise, ipcrm iie alld} anf bic Scrz'
tpertbuns oer Maifdfer oils @iebfutter
bi,ipciic, bod nnbcoinst bcn Mnidein
crlpefe, ols fplltcn Sic Sbiere III crItcr
2inie fir einen anberen 3iped mlkbar
gc,naht iperben, 5mtnal sic an5ci9c
unmittclbar alf Ben @orldlag bcs erS
ndbnten 8crrn folgte.
.l1nb bas ipiirbc midi bpd bclrnrl~
bisen, ipean id elm 8ode tpare".
rmcint Der &orreiponbent, vbenm pas
f6nncn 9artpffclu pber Grunblinsc
mod tallgen, bic in Iaifdferfctt 9ez
bratcn iinSl" l1no er idIieBt p6rtz
lid: Sic beutide .gpradbe, Die ia 10
ger,, unb baufig neue 8ortc prdgt.
miro NH, tppbl in &iir5e I'M cinen
m%oblflingcnben Musbrudf bereidert
merbcn, Der sic Weaifafer init einenu
nelcn Mamen belcsen uno iic ipabr=
ldcinlid als die f6Itlidcn Guft=
idpeinden" bc5eidnen ipirb."
Nrme S%ran5pien, Sic iid folbcn linz
linn auftiidcn la1ien, Der sipeifcllos
nod nnberbaulidcr lit ais TN @lai@
faferfett %sebratcnc aartoffein uno
Griinplingc"l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-22
(8ortiebuna folat.)
9as 2%nftidnucindcn.
Ser .matin" tii6t ieinen aelcrn
belltfdc 2eferbiHen allf.

Sic bclltIdc Sl1nsersnotb laBts bic
fran5olildc 6ekprclie nibt 5ur yillbe
fpmmen; lie malt Sic 3uItdnoe in
9cutldlnnO in Ben srenlten Sarben,
~ Die Sol9c babpn lit cine bDdlt l,1z
%tergaltcnbe 2cftiire Sic fran3oliz,
iden Seniationsartifel pirfen erbeiz
ternb.
Ser nMSntin" gebt in leincr befann<
ten Seut1dcnliebe ~ er liebt Die
9cutlden nit amerifaniider Mel1traz
litat - 10 ipeit, einen nQeitfaben fir
Die beutide &Ddin" 5uianimen5ultel<
len. Ni6t, als ob er ser beutIhen aD<,
din oil bic @anb geben min, ct be-
miibt iid bielmebr ieinen ftansDliiden
2eiern ourd bieles &odbn6 gu 5eieen,
ipie miierabel Die Geutiden lebe1.
Ius allen gden unb @infeln .bcuflder
8latter iperben 5u bieiem 3tpcde ale
m09liden Snierate, fleine Noti5en nno
nnmabsebltde @ori6ldge pripater
Fcrlone1, 5umeilt nod cntitelt, 5uz.
iammengeiudt unb 5u einem nueberz
blid iiber bie neieiten belltlden CT
.finbunsen auf Dem @ebiete Ser Stab
rnngsmitteldemie" bcripertbet, Der
oartbun ipu, nit tpeld fiimmerliden
Snrrogaten Sic 9eutiden tnapp ibr
2ebcn gu friiten ge5tpllngen iinb. Sn
elmer G~uf5abluns Der beri6iebeniten
griabmittel lit Der .iaftise' SaIanenz
braten aus &artoffelidplen, alten
Sdipeinefno6en unb ailfsepdrmtem
@ulai6" npd berbdltniBmdBig barmz
log 5u ennen Mber bab Die armen
Bodice lire Speilen Nun gar nit -
@eaifdferfett braten ionten, bas gu
slalbcn oiirfte bod iclbit einem nllr
nod auf alcritartite scnlationen reae
sirenben .Matin" z2eier ettpas bicl
5usematbct Nein. limb bod benefit es
Inn Der &p%rreIponbert bes 8lattes
slpingenb. SIN Scr. $3.50 Der vgbes
mifcrz 3eitune" bonn 6. Dsai $. S. batz
te namlid elm 9err @abotp aug 2altz
fame in elmer 3uldrift an Die Mebafz
tion mlf ben Settse1alt Ser 10 iddolis
den @laitafcr bin9etpieicn unO belien
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-22
.nser, tkinliden WerbaltniKen, in Bic
MIDI bic llnQertd)tiakit beS @hid{als

.nget, tteinliHen @erbaltniFen, in Bic
MIDI bic ln9ertdtist<it bes @didials
b%ineinoriidt. Sn friberen Sabren
bate ih mandmal bic t%inenaenben
Wanbs Der sc.tserbarmliden 5Aulz
miiteregiten5 auseinanber ldieben,
mir nit BEN gnenbpsen Raum fir
mein intelettueIles Musbsbnunasbe=
biirfnib idaffen m0gen. Mud iebt nod.
@s 1T ia ettpas entieblih Niebcr=
briidenbcs: biefer etpig a~nfreiMnbe
Rampf um's Da1ein, bic fleine Gorge
um's Brot, biefes Deprimirenbe: rpos
Tam ia mir tidt leiiten, baau bin id
Su arm ="
rMa, Masi{ter! Der aampf um's
Dafein bat fiir Sic bod l1nait allfses
bort. llnb @ermDsen babeM @s
auh-"
rMein @ermpsen reidte serabe, um.
bas 9dltshen bier gu taufen unb aus~
subeaablen. Die ie4aebntauienb Mart
bon meiner feligen Jrau iinb aber fir
bic ainber feitgelegt; bic beioen dlteiten
Sunsen baben ibren Mntbeil peritubirt,
9anni, Der beim 9errn @enator @Bz
mann in 9amburg als @olpntdr 1T,
toitet auh nod Elm 9eibenselb, unb
2isbetb betommt ibren She'll als Mus<
fteuer, tpenn lie beiratbet -"
6rcu Symmetrical bate ibre Stridz
arbeit nieber anfgenommen; Ma{de
alf Mafde slitt iber bic b1l8ernen
Nabeln.
.Das edidfal it in maprbeit gar
nidt 10 litseredt, eIs mie bic 2eute es
berf4reien," faste lie ernit, .pbne baB
tpix es abnen, sleiht e man4e anid>eiz
nenbe ungeredtisteit i'm @tinen aus.
Sd fir mein She'll CLAUDE, baB Der ein=
fame Mann in 5einer Marmorpilla,
5tpiiden feinen palmen unb erotiiden
8D9eln ale l1ri ade bat, Sic gu be-
neiben. sic finb Elm slidliher Menf4,
Maeiiter, Elm beneibenspertber Mann,
benz gar ni9ts auf Der meiten Melt
feblt, ais Elm bisden mebr 3ufriebenz
belt unb @enisiamteit. Sbre dlteiten
@Dbne baben bereits seit@erte unb
aust0mmlide G%riitenoen, 9anni nirb
es, 10 Soft min, audi gu etpas brinsen,
unb Giii braudt nur bic Singer aus5uz
ftreden, UNI cine aliidlsbe junse 5rau
gu tperben - Der Doctor Reibner mari
tet offenbar nlr aiff cine fleine @rmuz
tbisllns ibrerfeits ~. alfo fpdteitens in
ein paar .Sabren inb Sbre &inber
olG tpoblperi orgt. l1nb Sic -@ sic baz
ben teine S4ulben, feline @prsen, Elm
eigenes Seim unb Elm iideres Mustom<
men, finb eefunb unb riiftie, ia, lieber
Magifter, mas nolen sic benin eigent=
lid nod ipeiter?"
SD fase es Sbnen bod. 8aie Smz
mentbal, id tauge einmal ntht fir bic
8el6rdnttbeit Der 8erbdltniEe, in
benen i'd leiber ausbarren muB. Sc
nisfamteit 1T bic Susenb fleiner Set
fter. Sd bente gu bod bon mir, nm
ni9t an3unehmen, baB bas Bette eben
gut eenlg fir mid mare. @enn id
bic 9dlfte BON benz ba oben 1einem
Mammon Bate, piibte i'd fdon, tpaa
id tbdte. 3unddit fdaffte i'd meinen
&inbern Before 2ebensi telIuneen. Dem
Otto faufte i6 elm etgenes @anato=
RUM pber gdbe ibm bic Mittel, iid in
elmer groBen @tabt eine Yraris ,3u
e%rinben. 9ermann riMtete ih eint
aabndr3tlide &linit in MieSbabcn pb.,
Grantfurt Elm. !@anni miibte natiirlid
lpater elm eiaenes gnsrOsselddft ia
bend unb -"
(8ortfesuna folat.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-22
@iertes RnpiteL

Ra6 pier5ebn Sasen tpar 5airdilb
NIT Mib Sosfins Derlobt. urlprings
lid bate ct nur DierunDonan3ig @tuns
ben in Wailano bleiben polen, aber er
eatte feline Nbreiie bon Sag gu Sag
Deridoben. gu Spstins fii5lte er lid
e9riiA binse5osen, unb oas augenz
I4einlide Yersniisen, bas Der alte
Mann an leiner @eleGldaft Tano,
I4meidelte. ebenio ieiner Selb{adtung,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-22
(Sortfekuns folst.)

- Mm 26. glpril fat @a1bington
Ben gnqIdnoer11 init @rieg georobt.
8ie ernit 6ie 8riten bieie 9robung
nabmen: Tie baben Big beute nod
nidt seantportet.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
NEGRO IS KILLED
BY AN AUTOMOBILE
NEAR THE POTOMAC
BurreII PuIIy Struck BY a Car
Driven BY Edgar Shelton.
STAGGERED BEFORE CAR.
WHILE DRUNK, Is SAID
Dead Man Worked at Pitts
burgh Quarries and Had Just
Come From Williamsport-
Coroner Investigating.

Another death was added 10 The
growing list of fatalities along Tire
turnpike between Martmsbufp and
N'iIliamsport, when an automobile
driven by a oolered man named Edgar
shelton Of -Four Mile wood. Monday
evening struck and killed another col
ored man named Burrcll rully. who
for some time past had been cmpfoy
I'd at the Pittsburgh quarries. mean
Marlowe
The accident occurred about Ills
O'Clock. as the automobile driven by
Shelton was going toward WILLIAMS
port loaded with four Italians When
the machine a Ford reached a poiaf
between EcmeH's wods and the toll
gate near the riyr Fully and auoth
er colored man named Arthur Lyons
were met coming from WiEamsport.
According to the statement of she1
ton, the driver OF the car, the two men
N Tho roed appeared to be drunk.
shelton SAWS he sounded II warning oH
his horn aHd lacksaed speed aHd
the two men ia the road seemed o
be BEing 10 get out of fhe way HoH
over when the ear was about to pass
'uIy tine latter suddenly Iurched in
front ol the car and was knocked
unconscious 10 the ground He was
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
Germans Carry Out Terrific
Bombardmcnt Along Somme.
RUSSIANS PUSH ONWARD; !
TAKE RIVER CROSSINGS
Italian Deadnaught Is Blown Up
BY Internal Explosion, Killing
800 Members of the Grew
Peace Rumor Again.
(By international News scrvlce)

London, Aug h. Nearly all of
the trenches captured by the Ger
mans northwest of Pozieres on Sun
day have been reconquered by tho
British, the war Office announced to-
day There was severe fighting north
Of Pozieres last night. Strong at
lacks were delivered by the British
troops after the German position
had been subjected to a powerful
bombardment The Germans resisted
desperately, but the British were able
10 penetrate the Tepton position oc.
eupying important trenches which
they had lost &c hours earlier.
Germans lombard Allies
Paris, Aug i5.-German artillery.
both north and south of the Somme
river was very active all night, car.
fying ont n vigorous bombardment
Of British and French positions.
French positions south of the Somme
were under particularly heavy fire.
Germans southwest of Peronne, tho
war Office stated today, and the Ger
mans were successful in penetrat-
ing a small salient north of Estress
French counter assaults were dellv-
cred Immediately afterward and the
Germans elected French made
grenade attack AGAINST the Germans
al Chappelle. on the right bank Of
thc Mouse, and scored Il success.
Rusoian Advance Continues
pciroerad Aug. Is More cros-
sings on the Lipa and Bysirzyca riv.
crs have been won by the Russians.
Announcement of This success was
made today By the war office. II was
also stated that HE Russians are ad-
(CONTINGED ON PAGE SIX)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
BOTTL|NG PLAN
WRECKED BY FIRE
Of UNKNOWN ORIGIN
Grey Seal Plant Visited BY a
Disastrous Blaze.
ADJACENT PROPERTIES
PROTECTED BY FIREMEN
Good Work Prevents Flames
From Spreading Beyond the
Bottling Workshops Fully
Covered BY Insur ance

Fire which broke out shortly be.
fore o'clock this morniue in the
Grey Seal Botuing works, located ON
North Queen street. near tbo Baltt
more aud Ohio railroad crossing
wrecked the north end OF 6e build
ing and put the plant entirely out of
commission until extensi9a repairs
earn be made. The origin 81 tae blaze
rs net known.
The fire was mostly in tho north
end of the structure, and was fought
$50 successfully by the firemeH fhat 1t
had little chance to spread Three
streams of water we're turned en- the
building within a few minutes after
the blaze was discovered aaa he aa
jaccnt property was saved without dif-
dculty Tire bottling worI met.
alcovered building of o. and one
half stories. and was erected some
months ago by Mr. c O. Toward, who
is the manager of the at
Owing TO the fact l' the buildinp
was lined with hca PAPER instead
Of wood. the fire caused great quaB
tBy If dense smoEe ieh gaze the
impression Of niue arger blaze
than was really the %.
More Cunning III
M estimate of the oss could be
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
President Holds Another Con-
ference With Managers.
SITUATION STILL ACUTE
BUT ALL VERY HOPEFUL
President Wilson Seems to Have
Grasp of Matters, and Is Elk
pected to Bring About Ami
cable Settlement.
(By international News servloe)


Washington. Aug l5.--urther
progress in the effort to reconcile
the differences between the railroads
and their union employees was made
by President Wilson today But it
will be late today before It viii be
known whether The gains already
made have ended Tie Danger Of II
nationwide strike that would tie up
all transportation lines.
For one hour and forty minutes
the president and the committee of
railway managers discussed the dc
mands of the brotherhoods The rail
way managers cited figures which
they claimed would make it impos
sible to grant The S-hour day on the
terms demanded by the men They Of
fered, as a counter-proposition how
ever, to recognize the essential ma
ture of a shorter workday Some of
them suggested hours or . hours.
but insisted that if it was to be grant
ed neutral commission should he
named to lay down the law as TO how
it must be made effective
Finally the railway managers left
their counter-proposaI in the hands
of the president 10 discuss If with
the brotherhoods' representatives, II
was decided hat they SO 10 the White
House at 9 O'Clock this afternoon 10
consider the matter Meanwhile he
situation continued practically nm.
changed
Situation Still Acute
The situation sttll is acute hecaVs
Of the wide latitude that the neeotias
tions are ASSUMING. Officials closes
to the White House. however. con-
tinue to profess complete confidence
that a compromise vet VIII he ar
ranged which will prevent tho threat.
ened strike Il was areued that the
more the questions at issue wore do
bated and discussed. the stronger
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
At nERRARpsroMN

Preaching at Gerrardstown Luther
8n Church sunday Aug 20 m 300
O'Clock. at Trinity Round Tep al 81
p. m. W L. Day. Pastor
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
CONTINUED ON PAGE slx0
DR.. SMITH ONE OF
SOCIALIST ELECTORS

Or Z l. Smith, Of Marinaburg.
WIS named b. The Socialist conVen.
ton in Clmksbufg is the presidential
eIcctor from the Second district The
electors are as follows &. w McGIn-
his. Of Wheeling; DR. =. H. Smith.
Martinsburg. Adrian Abort. Wheel
iur; r K IIarfer, Lone Tree; Hen.
~ Ballard. Gaiess Thomas SwInd-
burn chauesfoa Charles s. Clark.
Motianfown. and II A. Leeds. Wheel
irr The Est two names being at
lafre. IRA
NH Sarah Dawson of Berkeley
sbfHea vino has been visiting Miss
Hal Weber. on West King street,
reformed home last night
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15

CONTINUED cN PAGE EIGHT
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
Situation Still Acute

CONTINUED on PAGE SIX
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-15
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes.
day;warmed Wednesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09

take place. Mr.. S. D. Downs presided
and proved TO be a very able chairman.
Miss Vesta Leet played piano solo
in her usual finished and artistic style
DR.. c. p. Wakefield Of the PresbyteT-
ian church led in prayer. Mrs: 1. Il.
Dickinson then rendered most beau
tiful vocal solo. The different organ
izations Of the church were each one
represented by a speaker who express
ed as far as words, gould do so our ap-
probation OF DR.. And Mrs. McCreary
and Of their efficient work with us and
wishing them Gods blessing in all that
they may do in their new field OF lab
or. Or. D. NJ. Cleland. pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church of Sandy
Lake. then spoke in behalf OF Lake
Presbytery of which DR.. McCreary
has been clerk during the. greater part
of the time that he has been men,
Der Of it. 49,
This seems to be the elimination OF
number of things that have taken
place since DR.. McCreary announced TO
| the congregation that he had accepted
the cali to the Second United Pres
byterian church Of Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
SUFFERED 3 YEARS
WITH HIS STOMACH
-
la Formed, Felt 5Ioated, Had Con-
stipation, Never Slept We'll,
- But Does Now.
SAYS TANlAC is FINE.

IL. ~ at seems As though everybody Is
Tanlac and recommending 1t
s!sto their friends and assure you am
Ssyiad I did take it. for | was sufferer
EEwith stomach trouble and constipation
Ssisfor three years. | mad no appetite.
ssfelt tired most all the time and sell
Adom could get sufficient rest al night.
SSSaid Mr.. A. W Peiky. iemploye OF the
News Coz and continulne
his statement he said, Since taking
1.-TWO bottles have gained an enormous
yappetite and enjoy eating big hearty
meal without fear OF return of .aS
land belching spells used TO nae.
SsThe old gas and full feeling mas lis
Is appeared and my digestive. apparatus
tSseems to be perfect. Constipation
$ bothers me no more and am not TAX
ssing something for it all the time as !
.used to. I sleep fine 100 and wake up
;s.tu the morning and now after having
&. Snffered for three years and trying
medicine | ever heard OF
81. can't praise Taalac too much for the
quick and complete relief il. gave me.
$50 hope what say will got few others
trying it for II surely Will GO them
$ good
40, Let Tanlac first cleanse the syS-
ssatem good This you may do with the
astiny tablets that come with each bot
aStle. Then let Tanlac assist nature
back to norman and with the vital or.
SCANS working tremendously ana the
s: cause of your complaints removed
ss@know what it is 70 feel good ali the
Ftfme. Thousands are recommending
S$sit. Here IN Wheeling II is sold through
sc. II Griest & Co.'S Drug Store. 'l25
IS Market street. (Sole agents for Tan
s. lac here. )-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-09
GAINESVILLE, 0.


GAINESVILLE. O., Aug. S.--Mr.
Samuel Fisher passed away at his LATE
residence AT East RichIanH TUESDAY
morning at o'clock. Death followed 4
Stfohc 81 paralysis. re was 81 years
~ age and was thr Oldest member al the
local MaSon'S lodge. having been mCm-
her Cor the pas, fifty years. Mr.. Fisher
WAS united III marriage Twice. First 10
Miss FahItha BAILEY and Ia this union
were BORN three children. who SURVIVE.
Mrs. l.. B. Smith and Miss Lucy Fish
81 OF West Main street and Charles ".
Fisher Of East Main street. After the
death ri his VIII" he was married &"
Miss sarah ldd!ngs. who With three
Chlldr"n. SURVIVE: Nl!ncr fIsher .!
!lttshnrEh. Mrs. Sally Grow OF Akron
and Miss i-oullla At home.
The annual rcnnyroy;n reunion will be
held al i'airvicw Angus, Is and i.
rrHnr,I ,.cr,.,cns fnr We wilia,, u
>,ormn r.hn ,',ysnG Wa,: G3iur6.,! I,,nrr
IT:' int .t, la III, -
,r,7ro hniI Nto,tar aficrnonp NJ o'rin..i.
fn,or,,nn, -. ;,,i T., ~ E.o.,h.rn
tnn9ntmrw wa" maui 80 '''' WI ''''' u
\ nunlncE nl young Peop!p enJoEcd I
moonlight picnic "i Smiths Groy".
south o. town Monday evening. The
aiialr bong gwen complimentary l"
Misses Mary Gertrude BOYD OF Glove
iand MarEuerlie tLynr OF Media. IA.
ana Hc!Cn Earrrs o: Columbus.
Mass Edna Twckle OF North Chestnut
street entertained ~ her home Tuesday