davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

gerlin. 2S 9Iou. 6ro9ilo5 nah
5agbi0c. &. s. Ter QcIteru Had-
aritta9 etloiicue umo III @alictin-
Iorui 6erciis rcrofenl,idic omit
iide @riel 5eriht gatie iol8c0oaa
Nortlaut.
oCcnliHer 4uggs gslhaupIo6;
.@ecresg sgruppc oc5 Gr5her5o85
,ojep6.
,,u 6en aorpatbau muoeu u1-
ride 9luiTl0rmHstrappeH in Su.
oono 20idnii 3lrId9ci4Io0el.
1iogAih rem Faara0r0 laie WoreH
icn0ldle 9.n1rjiie 0er3ebcn5
r1cutidje uH0 citerraidjI'G uu8a.
ride Crlupu lmt.r 0cr 6u9uua
0e5 C3cuera0guuaHi5 Sralft BON
Telnanitu1ea l1bnl ouF 6eioen
Seiteu 0ea g,lt6ul'es, pom 9toy'
6cn porrudca0 Die fuHlucn bn'
tier BEN Iopcoa 65uB aeuoriCn.
.Ccilllh BON ligUeni 5rag1 0al
iabHiAc ,Suiaateyiercglucul 9to
.t02. 0a5 b1n 0en lieuHaytor 6clof
artucricreqimut 9to 81 o10ud'
dldmcn0 Wieuui6t m1cc oaB g
uunilclbar Der ocr feiHoli4'f
,,rout alafatMUa HdW oHa] 1ie
mo. 1goai Ha 80 C'li
ie1e ug9 quo f1nn "a afaD3
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

2on0on, %. 9}oD. Ger @erIiner
@eridt in Dem Der ueue 9lnoriii
ouf Die eu0Iiihe aitite mttgeteiIt
tultroe, ldlltet:
Gin Seil unierer 8o4ieefIotte
ma6te eiuen neuen @oritoB geger
Die engIiide aiiite. 3n Ser g}dbe
bon Qolne8tofft ml'~fo eiu 6eluofi-
meter r Gcsnaer ne6it Der
aemd eEapert. Gini9e nett
traIe puroen angeboIten
lno !, aer ltnteriud':ug unbe-
Icui9t geIoiien."
0ie britiIde 9tomiraIitdt iij0t
Gin5l1 6oB es iit5 mobrideinIid
I'M 6en beipoffneten Gompier
.Narpal" bonoeIt, ser felt benz
&c. 9}openlber perrniBt miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

&ouoOm, 2S. gtou. Sic Oeutidlc
slbmirnlitat erlicR bcntc eincu Sc4
ridjt, in Dem mitgeteilt wirb, OGf
Dcmtidlc SricgSifliifc a6crmal3 ci-
zen %Oritof gcscn Oie cnaliidlC
SHite mndltcm. 2icsmal Orangcn
lie bis 9uucStOfft, iGOlidl UOn
garmuntb, uOr. IS bciht, OoR iic
bprt cincn britiidJcn Sampier fa-
pgrtcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

llnantbaam riAtn Sit prntlGcn pun ]1or0ta, l)t4rn
unO SiOtn grgtn DukQrtl
Gutcnte-Grnppru bci 2aomatlr rdIpcr orldIoaru.

81
idNm &0Oc b Der
mGr0 mG Oupra
1h6mt i'd &oda"@ Lien
Der Gmauum 0mpu, / ia N
po Sam enhg gcuOmmn
ge atc an Od miun @nuhm Mc 2nm abuih
Die Der Gnnc d Munam II en
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

Qonbon, %. gloo. S5n Der pergon=
oenen gln6t purbe felt longer 3sit
loisoer einmaI ein 2tngrifF auf Gngs
LAMB aus Der Cuff 9emobt. Go nett
bisber bot feIgefe1t perben t0nnen,
beteiligtsn iitb nidt peniger oI8 3ebn
beuti6e 9ufti6ifFe an bieiem 2(ngriff,
Der (pie gep5bnIiG) fait gar teinen
Shaben onri6tete? 9ofiir pirb ober
uitgeteilt, OaB 8pet Der Qufti6iffe
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03


SaDpile. 9. s. Ger oattihe @e-
ncroIitob erlieB bcute madlmitta9
ioI0en0en 9eri6t:
nRlmduiide 6ront:
n9ln DER oltlihen 8ront fouoeu
lorolc 9lrtilericfompie itotf. @leb-
rere rniiiide 2tifldrlm03truppcn
mr0en 5urild8eidlo0eu.
Ser 9lIt lit iiberlhritten NOR
oen, 9Iele Sample la6eu nus CT.
6eblide Gorteile cingebrodi. Sur.
tea DC 9tr1c3 iii III inherent 9eiig.
n6eereSguppc @adenieu:
.0ie Gonal.9lrmee bat ucitcre
forti6ritte 0cmadt. Oiur9iu mlIr-
&c geltern genontnen.
y2n Der 9obuloida iau6cu MIR
fieinere admpie itott.
D0lo3eoonii6e 6ront:
nScitigc 0cidiiticucr Icitcie
itarfe 9lngriffe Der Scr6cu 6rou.
5cien, 95toliener umo 9}ulicu bel
Monaitir lmo i'm Gerno.ane ein.
g2er grOhc acmeiuiamc 2ln9riif
idDlng uOllitGu0ig iebl.
ollnttr ocr UcrnidltcnOcn @ir.
fnn9 micrcs 9lrtilIcrie. unO 3u-
fautcrieicnetS erlitt Der 6einO cine
idlwcrc blntiac ,Eicoerlaec, o6nc
audi nnr Ocn gcrinaiten &ortcil ~
crringCm.
n28eitIider arieg5idaupIab:
.Operntioneu pon gc6eutlHg
ionoen nift itatt.
p&ceresgruppe Rrinj QeopoIo:
.Sij0meltlid BON Gilnobura mur,
&c 6os iein6lidje 9(rtideriefcuer 3eit.
lpeiIe Iebbaitcr. Cont 1T Die Gage
nnoerdn0ert.
C60lcidl Die Mclonng UOn orr
aanjlidcn Giufcilnng scr rumdni-
idlcn CriODa-gIrmcc slDiidcH Ocn
ppn alien Seiten boritORenben
Ernppcn Ocr 6cutidlen &er6HHoctcn
in Der gla6c oun Surnn. Seucrin ~
ocn nterciiantCitcn gicnigtcitcm Oc3
Cages aeb0rt, 10 bnt iiC bod anf
bic gSeitcrentluiflmn0 Der militia
ridden GAGE luCiter teinrn Ginilnh,
ncnn ais militdriidler Iaftor mar
bic rumduiifc Griopa-9lrmte idion
icif melrcym Saacn dusgcidJaltct.
g'icl mIdltigcr, bonn mIlIi0riiden
Stnnopnnftc, lit bic @Cifercntluif.
lung in 6cm Wcbietc mcitlid Uon
&nfarcit, Wo bic oCntidlcu 6Hbrcr
bird bic rnirnoc @cidnuinOiofeit
ibrer %ciucanngcm nnb bic maidli-
ncnmafigc Sidlerbeit Hires gor.
rafcn& vu9 Gritonncn mno Die &c.
numbering Der aaujcn @clt AMI
i'd ac5ogcu bo6cn.
@cnn idlon orr 5icacSina 0ia'
fcnicn5 bard Ser6ien -uor ciueR
Sabre in 6ritnnucn icbtc, 10 it
eicS Gcutc in nod arofcrcm Dlahr
Der 5af, mcil 6ir ueuralc A'clt
I'd~ allma6Iid an Die Cnaiidlc loec
pcmobnf hahc, ban Die 3cnnaI.
mGdtr III idiwod IN iraenoeofr
asolcn ETicnIpc icicu. No9 uidp5
irar occioncter. 0icicr p6antoiiiidlcn
5o'c ben S'Ors1oh 5u O'ri't'n.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
Glauenlem6e.
Dian befiIrhtet cinem neuen
Nusbrndl.
9}er0ddtiac 6dle in aanlas.

0di6ington, %. RoD. Das De-
partement fir 4onopirti6uft be-
fi:rd1tet ejnen neueu 2(us6ru6 Der
Q(ouls unD &lauenieute, pelde crit
i'm Mdr3 ais erloIben ertldrt puroe,
na9osm i3re 9etdmpfung ourn ben
9uno unD Die regierungen
MiGionen DOT Goaars 9etotet bate.
e,n q 5taoteR muBten bunorttaus
ienne Gtiid 4ieb get0tet per0en.
Inter elmer 9ie6berOe, lpel1e oon
elmer ;Torm bel Wouneta, g2eb.,
itommL puros,. in aanias GilD Ders
0d6tiae Idae fsitqelteQt. Sin Sell
9ieier .6eroe oar nah Iescott. &an=
las. gtlanot, no gleihTal8 perod6tige
Sale aai2eireten iub. Die 6atterios
loaiide ltnieriuhun8 pel6e crit in
ciuiaen 5agen 6esnoet iein taun,
niro erge6eu, pb e5 iih nm ein Wie=
cercrnofea Der M1uIs uno glausns
ieuhe 6Qnoelt.
Smriihen 9abn gie6foie in gr6s
feren St5otm ME Sprin9fieIo, @6i>
c0go, Ct Qouia, 6orris6urg itrenge
Guarantdnema hre1ein getroiien, um
MrstpAitr1 I'll pel. ifen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
9ieuer 9au5erfrcu5tr bcitcllt.

Q9ai6inatou, .. HoD Die seaitls
Contribution q. Irpood SO. bat DON
Dem 1}a5ms epartemeUt Den 2lufs
tra3 3ama Boa zines l}5H3erireu3ets
srb1lttu bet - AugisH eiei4biaoils
ali eatu,dtl Io1. Die Goiisu oez
i9uiea F4 1gT $4,000 lie A5s
.5icrHl 6u inHerh2.A 30 UloHate 3u
.riol9tn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03

m0riA Der 0euiidlCu nad) Citcn
miro audi Oicicr Nrurtt Oic iidl
OiSbcr AMI ole 29ahadlci iaqtc, Ocr
&oOcn nnier ecu 6iacu cntjoaca.
9HagrcnO 10 bic lctlc Defining
Der 9Illilcrtcu ami ircmOc i9ilic in
9iumonicu UOn 0cNtld5tu Sdiucr-
tern 5cridlIn0tn luirb, Gat iidl and
t02 Silo ~aui 0U ciu5.acn 6tout
tCi MUnaiiir, luU 6ic 4uiicricu nudl
iir0eu 3n fDuncu qlanbtca IN Wm.
itcn oCr ocutidru &crGanocirr ec.
onOcrt. @crliH tcilt init, SaE eic
Srnppen Der }utcuic ani Der Street
CruUuns Nlotouo, MIR lucniac NiIo-
mcicr uOrblid uou YIonaHjr. cfac
ncmnltiac Y'ic6cyIoac eHittcn Ger
9luariii Ncr }l1iicrtcu inno oui
elmer Nront Och iiGcr 20 9ilomC-
tc,n ltntt unO mar olcidt cocHtcnO
nit 6cr ar0htcu ArnftnulireuNunG
bic bic 9lNiicrtcu bi@bcr 9cmadt
lo6rn. 7oR iclbit iic OeracbcuS
mar, laft Oic @icQc in 9inmGuien
in nod Gc0ercm Glnuic cridlciuSG.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-03
8etlimcr 9crsMte.
Pin Der ueitlidjcn nno pillldlen
6rout bcrridt 9'nGc.

Berlin, %. g}op ~orab - nab
Sappiae, =. Ser oWtide Sc.
ncral1o6 erlicB 8eiierr o6cn0 joi-
0cnoe Grfliun1
r5m Gnmonicp 0cfinbct lid bir
eanjc }llt.&inic IN n,ieru 9duecu.
o2luf ocr gloaaiti,.G6cre NIB
ben Bergen ioloic I'M Gctna anic
erlittcn Die F5icnte Srnppeu cine
idnucre 0icIcrla0c, in0cm i1r 0ro-
fcr 9iuoriif ton Graoua, norOneit'
lid ann N}unaifir, 6ci .jldfoloo Uols
Iio fcGlidllua.
n2(uf Der o'tljdu iu0 l1eilid]eu
,Tront if 0ie 9oqe IuUeroH0ert,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19
CITY ORDINANCE
MAKER DEFENDED

mm l Presiding m0es nu,Is
., 'hs criminal CONT cot appeal, that
nw'5t oi ih, Oklahoma J,u ofii
nance. vsfr ,atel,., m 'hrr work
brought wr,h a frr', uia uum Verde
\ lIafigasils' Nmsf assistant muuig
wl counsellor Nr iiarlauis uun
H..l mn. ui the ,,ir ordinance. nuN
m iW,t M, said
If vas stated 700 substance iha, iudss
h.t', ir deciding M, tag.ar., ease
animated iha' the compiler, ri ihs ,.,
..HaH.. had been .sffi,.. iH nai iol.
..HH. iHt 'a't 'aiuit Nhrft a pur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19
PHILIPPINE MEASURE
SENT TO CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON July - m, sen.
ate Iu,'da, 'tn, N, rhilppir, sell.
government bill 10 conference leader,
had hoped the ,srsi, would agree IA
ihe hou's amendment striking ou, the
Clarke provision ior Philippine nds.
r,ndsnce in four ,s,t, Ru, ,pn, re-.
publican 'rnaiuf' threatened t,,s
heh un that plan ami ihs isr,st,,,
agreed 70 a ,cnitftH0. iu ts,, ,,,,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19

our city IN particular va, uo, controlled
h' state statute. ir .mi'af cases "A
'isins urf rurshw,r'.
hs present ..ufi NJ course. has
neh' ~ u,uru's tha, opinion. hi,
AZ 'ht time mentioned u Va, the v,rw
~ 'hr uHur, and a, the time hsins ,hs
la' titU vat inf the time h,ins ihs
sW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19

The ease ! fcicr 'r y, that ni Marc
Spencer seain, Oklahoma ui,t. ds,.d
II iu,i prior 'o lht publication ai ,hs
gin ordinance. II ,ltaflf decided that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19

CONTRARY 10 being ,at,it,, IN M,
rcsp,,, alleged knowing that ih,
question would bt constantly arising
relative ib uut ordinance. before com
pil,ng them examined most ol ,ht
decision, NJ N, cautt, ~ final fs,afi
~ N, ,nun'f, AMI found Na' 'hs,
held ir favor ui ihs rn'irt aH1wsi
However va mot satisfied with iF,
yitw, ~ Other ,iaiss hu' proceeded ,s
,c,ufc 'hs opinion oi nur nun criminal
court ~ arp,al, b, getting a issi .sts
upon the question decided n, iha, .rt,
Judge nn,ls vas member H' ih, rruf,
a. that time and ,hy ppiu,nr became h,,
opinion Aiisr securing iht, urin,pn
proceeded tU Jomrils M rfirarrss In
conformity thcttvi,h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-19
Not C.ttls.,. lie Saw.

i,Nwgg, ior gwen oiicn'c Wa' Vt,
srnhed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
ADOPT CIVILIAN
NAVAL TRAINING

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Secretary
Daniels and his advisers decided TODAY
10 naugurate system Of civilian
naval training similar ina general out
line 10 that on which military train
ing camps have been established at
Plattsburgh and elsewhere. II is plan
ned 10 use six battleships 10 take
those who present themselves for
training for months cruise along the
Atlantic coast. beginning about Aug.
ust Is.
One week after the cruise is CON.
pleted will be devoted TO work in
conjunction with the naval district de
tense organization which is composed
OF motor boat owners. yachtmen. wire
less operators and engineers. In all
four or five weeks training will be
given before the men are returned
10 their home uorts for discharge.
The object Of the plan is to- establish
a naval reserve OF civilians exclusive
of former enlisted men and those Of
the professional iseafaring classes
Navy department officials are conf
dent sufficient number Of men will
respond To make the undertaking a
success.
One summer training is expected
20 give an elementary training that
would ft the volunteers for some place
I'm the navy. but the department in
tends TO encourage the men 10 improve
this training by returning other years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
DEATH WAS DUE TO ACUTE INOl
oEsTioN. ACCORDING TO
DOCTORS.
Coroner Gala Mitchell Takes CHARGE
OF eedy and Will Hold Inquest
Today

After travelling around the United
States from Maine to California and
from Michigan to Central American
countries. Commodore" p. f. Melon
ough. whose home is unknown. died al
/ O'Clock this morning in the Halpin
gam bling room at 1924 Market street
Death, according 20 Drs. J. L. Marsch-
ned and Z. ;. Bippus. was due 10 acute
Indigestion and heart failure.
According 10 the men who had been
ABOUT the room all evening. he had
gone out about midnight To get A
lunch. From friend who was with
MIN II was learned that ne had gone
10 restaurant on Fourteenth street
where he ate "a piece of pie and drank
a cup OF coffee. He walked back M
Market street and began complaining
about feeling IN before he arrived al
inc entrance to the room.
In front Of the door he staggered
and fell He was assisted 10 the up-
stairs and placed in a chair where he
expired few minutes later. All plav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
FARMERS COURSE
WILL END TODAY
PENAL SESSION AT WEST LIBERTY
hOEndAL WILL BE THIS
AFTERNOON.
Testerday's Attendance Broke All Rae
ords-rnterest Continues To
Grow.

Yesterday was another record breaker
in Inc matter OF attendance at the Farm
.f~ snort course that Is being given at
m est Liberty. nearly $50 attending m.
different departments. Aithough TODAY
ls inc last day. interest ia the course
seems 90 hold well and the attendance
promises GO De good 20 the final session
Yesterday morning ". - kemp 4.av.
a. talk on the use Of lime on the farm a
g smith. ably discussed the "Care and
feeding Or Farm Cows" Prof r. l.
ltoud' lsisch. Of the Normal. gave most
interesting talk on the Care OF MIX"
Altalfa and Sweet Clover was another
interesting topic FOR the farmera.
the ladies' meeting was again popu-
lar and he leading speakers for this de-
lartmenf were Mrs. Wilson, OF Ohio
state uniV ersity. Miss Ruth lfiiir..tn
and Miss Callie Curtis OF the Normal
Today's program will conclude the
course and viii be as follows:
10 a M Breeding Draft Horses A
J. swift ~
los9o. a. m.-"Commereiai Fertilizers"
". b. Kemp.
%. ~ a. in.-"Farm Management" W. d.
$50 T. rn.-"Requirements OF a Fertile
SOIL ". b. Kemp.
p. m.-'Diseases OF Sheep" A. J.
Swift.
2.45-w. y. linn.
Home Economics Section
30 T. M" Labor Saving Devices"
Mrs. Wilson.
sweet Foods" Nellie Woods.
Demonstrations VIII be given with the
lectures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
Globe IrOffing Promoter
Died in Halpin Gambling
Room Early This Morning

stopped. and men gathered about the
body. Not until after IL had been TAX.
en- IN charge by Coroner Gala Mitchell
ana ordered removed 10 the Menqei
Undertaking parlors was any OF the
Old lie OF the place again displayed.
His remains will be PREPARED for
burial. and held here pending an Of.
Tort 10 locate relatives lie had been
staying az the Hotel Neeley for the
past two months. According TO men
who knew him. he has been coming Ia
Wheeling for the past twenty-five
years. selling mine stocks. lots in city
plan ventures out west and other
schemes. He was a bachelor.
An examination OF his room in the
Medley house disclosed letters. pill
pool boxes. a dice shaker. an oilcloth
for gambling table. and other rela.
tive paraphernalia. Two letters. one
from c. +. Miken. of Reno. Nevada.
and another from ]. NJ. Ralston. of
Applegate. Cal. were found i'm his bu
reau He registered from Topolobomo
Mexico. although the clerk az the
Medley house said he often registered
from a town I'm California. lie was
about seyenty-five years Of age.
Coroner Mitchell said that ne would
make an Investigation today and viii
render his verdict This. however
viii likely Do made on the findings OF
the physicians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
WOMAN MURDERER
Is REFUSED BAIL

HUNTINGTON. w Va. Feb. IT,
John McMasters. whose wife. Rose
Wood McMasters. was shot 10 death
on a street car here yesterday. tele-
graphed today from Dover. Teunnes-
see. that be- would not attend Mrs
McMastcrs funeral TO be- held tomor-
row. Mrs Lulu Defoe. who is In Jail
charged with the murder Of Mrs Nc
Masters was today provided with 1f-
toncys from four law firms by friends
who guaranteed her fees She was
taken before MagiLrate t. Z. Stuart
late today and was held 10 the grand
jury without bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
INDICTED. PLEADED GUILTY
AND SENTENCED IN ONE DAY.

WOOSTER Ohio. Feb John q.
Mccormick. moving picture show own
OF. who. following h.e arrest last night.
conf. saof Doc bad twice dynamitcd the
Wallace theatre. Eot short shur in
court today. beinr sentenced this aft
ornoou hv judge CHfchnsId TO serve
FROM five fo fcr years In the Ohio PEN
Hrn'arr Mccormick fhIe morning
u77 indicted ou two counts hv tho
Grand jury We pleaded guilty and
waived nN LEGAL 1r'.r Tho quick work
nf The count U.f.hIIsHin. a new record
hDr. Mccormick said poo dynamifr1
tno theatre because ho was driven fo
desperation as fHe Wallace was taking
IHH.n from tHo fh.Hfr. which Ha ou.
Grated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
Alfonso 20 Act.

BERLIN. Feb 70 lty wireless 10 say
VILE According 10 Information from
the spanish foreign office THE spanish
am bas-st-ur az Vienna. GA February %. at
the request OF the Auatro- Hun zarIan
gov cruu-ut asked the Spanish govern
rIont whether King Alfonso would con-
sent 90 serve as intermediary between
the Mout'ucgrin Officials now boo Monte
negro and King Nicholas. who is nov. Ir
France. says the Overseas News
Agency. and forward the Noutsua-rIn
ministers request that they bg author
lE-l Goo conclude peace. The Spanish fore
'.su minister agreed. but added that hs
would have 70 transmit the documents
through tho French government
"Iue AustrO-IlusarIau government
agreeing. Che documents wtr. TRANSMIT I-
i.u fI me French soy Crumtut
swiss news papers report chat King
NlCuult- desires rH Eu To- SWltzerIiu. 10
INe during the war;"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
GAINES RESIGNS
FROM COM MISSION

WASHINGTON. Feb. l7.-John Yves.
ley Gaines. today. after stromy con
ference az tho state department. re-
signed as commissioner IN charge OF
work OF arranging an equitable G-..ri.
button Of the Wa. ers of the Rio Grande
between the United States and Mexico
anu as secretary of the international
iMeAicanl Boundary Commission.
shortly afterwards the hC.se for
elsn affairs committee consolidated
Doth commissions into one. abolishing
me boundary features as such and cut
me entire appropriation FOR the work
from S4S.oOo TO $500 so as TO provide
ohiy lor few euagers on the water
way distribution problem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
WETHERILL GIVEN
LAST FAREWELL

special blspatch to the Iutell.aeucsr
MORGANIOWN. W. Va. Feb. IL
Amidst oratory and military acting.
Lieutenant Richard Wetheril. United
states commandment OF cadets az West
virginia. who was ordered TO report
To MS regiment 40 Fl paso few DAYS
ago. bid tho CORDS farewell today
at noon. Following Lieutenant Weth-
erills farewell in which he dwell on
Fighting Efficiency" he was present
ed with $50 set Of field and marine
glasses by the troops. Acting Presi-
dent Trotter making the address. The
retiring officer will leave Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
LUMBERMEN MEET
Session Of State Organization Opens
Today at the Windsor Hotel.
Closes Saturday

The third annual convention Of the
West Virginia Lumber and Builders
supply organization will be opened in
this city with "a meeting 40 the Wind
sor hotel This morning go $50 All
concerns BOO the Wheeling district who
sell presentday building materials
will be represented bosidce % number
of other concerns throughout the
state
Hon. Howard sutherland OF Elkins.
W. Va. win be- the principal speaker.
Mayor II. l. Kirk will deliver the ad-
dress OF welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
MOUNDSYILLE BOOM
board Of Trade Directors Hear Enoour-
aging Reports Regarding New
TmNmuHTIan

W0UnIeVIITe Wit 0U0n 0Nr0rI0nC" IN
Industrial boom. iudEinR from reports
heard Of o. meeting LAST uIrhf OF Tho
Muundsviilo board Of trade directors
and special committees which have UNI
der consideration "a number of PROPOSE
tione. II was said that definite am
uouuccmruf likely viii Do made soon
OF n number Of new industries which
viii hD located in the Mound CITY
Nothing. however. WAS given out FOR
publication last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get n 25-cent bottle OF Danderine AT
any drug store. pour little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger ups. BY morning most, II
not all. Of this awful scurf viii have
Two or three applications
~ill destroy every bit OF dandruff: stop
scalp itching and falling hatr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
DAVIES QUITS The GAME

NO-TON. Teh Charles. Chick.
Davies. pitcher aud oufrrIder OF mo
Philadelphia Athletics for thc past two
0enne. 'nrirht announced chat hr
h.. r.Nrr un rro'o. ..onal baseball pore
uau.ufv and would devote bic ume
fp cuisines. nffIfrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
100000 Policien Writtsn-

LONDON. Feb. II. 6:-1 D. Nam
E"uucguent was made officially to-day
that during the first four months uf
operation OF the government air raid
insurance plan moro than I.IHu.HUu poll
cics were written. or these - Der
cent cover damages which may be sus-
tlned from bombardm,ut OF attacks by
air craft The remainder cover air
craft risks only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
WAR BRIEFS
TO Export POTATOES.

TIE HAGUE, Netherlands. Feb II,
ia London, $50 %. m.-Ihe Dutch gov
rhmeut Il is unders TODD. will shortly
'ustut To the export OF considerable
Quantities or potatoes Co Belgium and
% northern France. but only through
be officially recognized relief commit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
TO Use copper Roof.

ZURICH Switzerland. Feb IL. via
London, 1888 }. m.-Thc vienna city
counsel has voted 10 remove the copper
ROOF or the historic rathhags and gl.e
the metal 70 the military authorities.
De roof viii b. replaced b. one OF
& TAI Nauized iron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

since the University Club concerts we're
iu-f iut'4 tu include Mrs Evan VII
Hams ir the course Accordingly fr.-
VIII De- bis louE-looktd-t appearance.
and 90 Isl hoped that the Wheeling public
tt.I appreciate o.