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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
Gin e~eImatiIana.

Biinf Gage nlif benz @aiL kindergarten
nnb obenbrein nod NIT Dem RuIlenpad
bernmgeitritten
20 lanten mir nun enblt9 iuie0er elm
H NAL ins Guartier.
Gs foar BEL Qa6t, 70 balber bier.
NE t6 tobmiibe mir Elm Eager iihte
81 einem 0lteu Stdn, uH1 6nrh bic
Diegeln lngte
Ser iilberbfae Wono NIT ieinem mil0et
9tht
@erdb' 70 trahf, fuie er babeim bernie.
0erbridt.
limb tpie i9 linnenb burd ben sS6Iafs
f1al@ ihreite,
.&reP id alf einen @egenitailO uub
gleite
OBJ bieies 5inberuiIjes fat our Grbe
Gdon fG5rt mir eifpos @nnges burG
ben Clint
9enn pIobEid ribrt lid iematS aui Dem
balbberfauItn Gtrob.
9o6 mas i9 idauc, mnd1t mid tpiebel
frob:
Gin bentiher Snfnfriit Dem aus ger'
ieben
sd frat NIT meinen ihtperen @eiters
ItiefeIH duf Bic 3eben,
Der rief mir gu: ~6e, @ameraS, 6as
mug i'd mir berb1te.
9it odrfit MIR udmlid MID uff meire
3iibreroDgen trdtel y
vie i1 Die Iiebsn 9aIte borte, mar mir I
liar,
9oB 0ieier anrnernb zen aemietIiGs
quieti1oergHiieter Eddie" mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Gin &abaItsr. 5rGuItin
(3u einem iungen Manne, Der :br
ieinen aegeni9irm anbot): y@eitern
bdttsn sic ia aud i6pn gelsgenbeit
ba5u gebabt; ba tparen sic ppbl nod
81 idi6tern2"
80 nein; aber geitern regnste es
oo6 gu ftart!4
Qnatomif4es. Dome.
nMarum bat Dem bns Ser3 5pei
Rldppeu, Serr 9pttor2"
4r3t; Die cine lGBt bic 9iebe
berein, bic anbere hInaus,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

8eiOnbsrs fart bsbOrSust pers
ben BET ben &IuTen gsssnpGrtis bic
Iogennnntsn Sdmudfaltsn, aud
5modarbsit senannt. 9teie rsi5eabe
9er5ierung tpirb ~nsusrbinss pieI nuf
buntIen StpfIeu ME Nollbatift.
aafdmir, fsinsm arspp unb bsrslei.
den NIT megreren buRtsn Tnrben gss
urbettst. Ssbr belisbt 1T nuf @uns
teIblau RorallenrOtJ GeIb unb grin,
daf Rot MattbIau, GoIbgsIb unb
Gdpora, auf 9anieIgriiu 2a@sfars
ben unb 9ellbInu. auf Braun grliu,
BIan unb ella uIm.
Gus Der tOnigsblnaen @IuIe (Ibb.
81 Bat nan fir bic an qermsln unb
arogsn ongebra9ie pIottfi6Ridsrei
unb bic i'm 3adsamufsr snosnbsn
ShmudfoIten ibersiniiimmsnbe 1ars
ben gu ipGblsn. Soil 6er, Giebtras
gen tpssblsibsH, 70 if Dem auslduitts
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felt SIR nit bel aug ben @eg."

felt SIR nit bel aug ben @eg."
nSeBt min i'd bid email eb6es
Ioge,1 BAT ber @eDespeiEsr seIast,
mt ben moIdie @toff nil i9 nit
bel gu oubn ben. Mitr fin bier I'm
itBt noble mer email &riBmeB Selle=
6rsbts, tpie Is ii@ eeb0re bubt. pbiI,
mad bid reb0ig, mir gebn iebt
aus" Ga bat feline finf Minnits ges
nomms, Oa ben i9 bo geItanne uffs
geFidit, ols tprun i9 Su E fo6I9eI
6untti9en bdtt gebn ppQe. Die
2iaats bat MIR sab" geidgt, tpie fe
mid gefsba bat. SD muB iase, Die
Giaaie bat audi fem eeeudt I'm Te
BAIT for bic fsinIte 2ebbie fem 8Gds
Iiet gu uemnle brau9e. Der 8ebess
tpeiler bat iiA bsfobr feline abreiIe
nod { rleue Subj IN c Siupertltt
getauft gebabt III bo bat er AUDI fetn
gegudt un ba Il Is bod nit mebr lpie
se6t genefe, oaf i9 aud meme GLIB
Rdds nnge5u9e ben. Sd BEN en-
Sa6t nit ben 5etttpe6ter gebabt IN
ben nlIes nit ibn gefidit In ipie mel
aut5eit bas Sotel TONNE fin, bat {
SGdiie oa gsitdnne uit bat uns bprG
bic gartSe Saan seTahre Iii I9Iiebli1
fin nler gu Den feinite 9eitaurant ees
fabre, no es in Mai9ington bat.
bort ben Hler { Dinner gebabt, bas
bat it9 sepaide gehabt. Der Mes
oespeiler bat gtiaat, psrR er 10 en-
5reiluu9 geiptpe hebt, 0nun hebt er
in brei Dag in 8dntrupt3ie ae6n.
81 ten iub ba ben met dfpfOsr email
bieieut gelsbt IN off aobrs ben msr
aud be feinits 0riHts eebabt. no an
oie 9ilOfebr gspeie I'm. Die 59misr
bat ftHF I'M 3tpan5is Oabler setoif.
oipipsr ei i9utt porrie. @ie mer
nod fpeiter ssasbrebtet ben, bas
IGreib i'd Sine bas nd@fte nal; fos
pieL Is I6ubr. i9 fam grab 10 gut
SeIo Tpenbe ME Ginger anuere
S6oofstOpf.
@omit i'd bsrblsiips
Sine Sbrn IiepsE
9hiIiPp SouernmPfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

rsr Suueiil poTienbs R6de un6 Iei9te
8lufen bon glei6er Garbe suosb6ren.
au9 bieIe iadennrtig genr6eitsten
MGnteI baben Sailltnfdnitt unb Der
sIOdies anfab besinnt in groben
3adsn uuf ben 6iiftsn, :uobsi al Der
peISbsrbrdmuns mud rpobI nod Elm
SreIInbeToB tritt. Sehr geFdIlig III
eth Nobel III pftaumenfarbigsm
MollIamt nit aadigsm G9O5aninb
unb 8efdb BON srauem 5sbpsl3 unb
Elm ManteI aus fdipar8em aa;ab,nsr
SAINT NIT fi9uartig getrsustem
G6nitt Ieiner DbsrteiIe, fdItfaem
GHoB uHO Gdaltragen aus aero
OOer SpOifum.
800 iest bic 3ett Der pelsmGntel
seiOmHtn if, mnB man aud Der
geIsbtte gsbenten. 1nr einfa5e
Sprmsn, fdmnI NIT gang tseinem
Ronb uber run6 uno tpentg anfaes
bosel, NIT gang iDetdem aopT firO
fir Ssal un6 8rsitfdpau3 ~bOrgsfes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

3ipee glaoI9gebaobern fdteb'n uu6
qudhln
gm anI6lagbrdo. 3 fdngt an &c uaii'IH.
Sc geioe flib'n born DC Gmtrab'n
Mi6 room 65r'u un0 robin Rain.
Sen beeb'n an 6'r 0lao6augcde
Credits lffu Supp uno Dor1 be &dde.
@let9 fpdriht Ie, 2eier, leruen felnerJ
@r ipoa'u ie Bed" nn6 rS9tpefI@
nenneu.
Srau Bed; .Sam &c ee9drS, 5rau
sc Sas q MID Osr reene 8reur.
@'r BAN ldun ipteber dne G1ldbbe.
In idpu6Oi6, baIb5u Is DC @labbe.
Srau S6tpeF: sc BAN re6t, Srali
8e6'n,
Ga i6ieb'n fe liub 6alt'n uno i6tedn
lln0 Iareip'H 6r Arteg, Der mar q
Se9'H.
8rau ged, i6 sIOob', MIR fries'n
9teg'u."
limb an Sc 1lauer BUN Ie I'd ihteIlen.
,Srau 8ed, 6as mio'n 8ar0aneIlen
SO opd ne tpadlide @elAidte."
S4napp, fIieet 4 9rub6'u ins @eiidte.
rSrau Sdiuefl, amer bd5 6d6t ideeue.
Sebt ieiu mr. grade Ai6id dlleene.
Sc 9aroenea n--Ietn &c perihiuiegn-
go bun bern eeger0tid Die ltegn24
9qbruff fu[gt' Gene grpBe 91uie.
Sc G6nefln bdibtb an Dir @raaie
lin0 bub 5or gediu beeuli6 ia9'n:
g9ns tp1It'6 &c tdmIid ood 9let9
frag'n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

qsl3, Stunfs, OboNum, gbin6tna
OOsr Studs, ON 5aIfe bod seI4lofs
fen, in sra3i6Isr Saillenform gears
bsitst unb gIodig in breieierteI aGnee
enbigenb. @inselnsn MGnteIn lit
Der gIOdiss G6oB ii9tbar unter Sas
i6tnpatten auf ben 6ifteH anselsbt
anbete ba6sn breitsn 3reIIengiirtel,
unter Oeneu Elm 6aItenIhoB %beginnt,
ieOo9 Bel Der beItsn &iri9ntrs4rbsit
pirtt has ganse tpie aus einem Stid
gsI6nittsn. 4u9 pel3 SddheR, bic
lebtbin bonn Mobesprogramm bert
I9punben tuarsrt, Seigen fi4 tpisber
NIT ~baIblaneen @lodenf90Ber, sbens
70 gang tur5e Sudden, Oererl 8orOeb
teilt treu3fpsiIe f9lieBen. ndbrsnb Der
aiiden Iole berabfdllt. 4ls Ergdns
sung fir Iti9te MdnteI unb Saden
unb ala grfuB fir pslSgsfiittsrte
Mdntsl iteIIsn f4 pel8peiten Elm,
bon gIeider 5orm ipte bic bisbsr sss
brGu9liam isibsnsn Mefsn iiber
lei6te 8lnIen. peI8berbrGmungen
tpmmsu bdufig Bel Mdntsln DOr. be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
Die moss.

Mit benz Gintritt Der fallen Min
ltrtags III aud Der peI5 sum Dor.
I4ein seiommsn, unb bic bitsidbrige
pel5moos beginnt IiG IN ibrer aaHs
gen S4onbsit unb Glsgan5 su emit,
fallen. Die msiIien Damsr, bic In
ben Isbten Sabren einen langeR ptI5s
moHtsl bon gsra6em Gdnit nnI6affs
ten, ishsn Ii9 in bieIsr SaiIon bers
onIabt bieIsm cine mobiide Gorm gu
esbsn, cine IsiHtt &aillsnT9pstfung,
ssrinstre 2dngs unb bnfiir mebr
Wstts na9 uHtsn. Mir baden In
bieIem Nintsr berborragenb T95ne
plSmdntsl ueusr Snnitte. aus 8reit'
fdpnnS, gitrn9nn ODer GsaIs 8iium
nit brtitsn arngen BON abiteheuesm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

8ipfeGper8os9eit. Grss
nabier G4mubtfe bat BON rieiner"
&Dain ben Qbl4ieO 6efpmmen. so
Elm gemeiner 8eien = lnb bamit i9
mid 10 re6t trdntea foa, bat fe ae1n
@dnfefettfIede in ben 8rief gena9tl9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
9anarael.

Raio. Sunge G6efrau: rQber
Mann, ben RaHeetrt6ter, ben 9u mir
mitgebra9t bolt. Tam th ni4t ge>
btouder, Der BAT lautsr 269er; bd
LGnft ia oLIes @aier bnra4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

@r tennt feline 2eutt.
Mtrt (3um 3obIteaner): ~0Onners
meter, Der aerl iBt bos sdbe Beef
Tteot, OBne sinen Son gu iugen =
pafen Sic auf: Ous 1T Elm 3e9preIs
leri"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

DrudfebLer. Die Mulittas
peIle zines 5~anSlotaIs fu9t fir Soans
tog nadmittogs nod einen MuIitans
ten, Der 2uft fat. Die Pofauus 81
tlofen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
n9idter Ne6el binberIe me. /.

9'anuu5ios aonturrent, StaEiens
Seiuo,
Ser - tpie es f6efnt iid NIT
DeItrei9 eeeint,
8arS bur1 gabornas geridte befannt;
CT tpiro BON ibm g9idter 4ebeL" ses
narutl..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

abpe1r. Dome G6erssnb);
sic. mejn 9err, m04te id slei4 uls
9apisseripbn baden.
!9err: 9tber, meme 9nSbgite. tuos
nit babe ia bisfe. 9at berbient2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

0as S6eaI. alte Sungfer
(bie bel einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cine 3igdrrenipiBe g%eiupnnen): sa6,
ME reiSsnb pdre es, tDenr i1 nun
anA einen Mann baau hatts!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

aleines MibberfanO.
n | 3. 9r3t (8u Dem tranten Glsden):
~9ait gsfpiB gu pieI @ethnadtstuden
gegeTtn, feline Maus; aeig bod mol
oeine 3unge!"
Glsden (peinerlid): s5dOn oIes
IuntebelaLudt ~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Satal. Gin @ef9GftsreiIens
Der mii6t Ti6 in einen 9isput iiber
Die &unit oes bIiegens: pNa, Die
aedutt oes 5liesens lit bpd eigeRtIid
Iebr sinfad!"
rSa = bns fassn Gie!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

geOingte 3 uFimmung g.
Dame (ppn eiuem Senor f9pGrz
menO): ,Gr malt etnfa9 in 96nen!4
9err; sSa - IsiOer in ie9r i4reien=
ben 1arben!@
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gofatipus.

nIun, 9err Baron. Sic bier in
&arlsbdb9"
@9 BIN nlr nal 81 meineR
8ergniigtn rib, %-ietommen."
sd sloubte gum 8ergndgen Der
aargGfe."
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Bon ser gdmierc.

0irettor Eau eiuem i9ptr Be,
5sdtsn Mimen): so molten Sic Den
3ea ipielen2 Sbre 9aie fantelt ID
pie0er fiir6terIidl4
sgla - bann mad id beut BLOT
Oas QIpengliben!!"
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for nattinesl ii tel lIh, e. glof
|ieins @ere6tistsit msbr auf Die Bslt.
Mit Iebr ssmidite @efuble, mas pas
meme 0ubt, ben i'd mid in met
aubm geIebt IN guide gang ~ad5ibsnt'
lie ouf ben aalenuer I'M ba lebTIh,
bab es aribmeBOag mar.
0a ben i9 alplDer oO4 { fonnts
5isbling trisgt TN i'd ben in meine
SsnIsit an bic &ribmeB, no ih in
HrantreiA in bic SrenI4es nit Die
.SeitI6e GoblI9srs seipeuO ben I'm
Oonn aud an bic &riBmeb no iest
msine Jamil9 babsim sabringe oubt,
I'm mo i'd MID 10 ssireut ben, oab ID
IL nit lie ipenbs t6nRt, seoentt, ii tell
iub, es Is mid gang Iahft ams 9er3
asiDorbs IN Id ben CREME miiHe ME
e gebbie. Sebs, IN i'd i4ehme mid
gar nit ss su Iags. ipsni i'd ou4
i6or en- alter Seller FIN, no INNER
10 8ebbisItpff eaous Isin Iollt. Dn
ben i'd aefoFe in mel einIames aubm
nit niemdno nit mid pie MIDI ielbit
IN bas mar ullss; adj, Hsr bat ieine
'2altl
Sd ben esosutt. ipsa, msbbie i'd
trisg { msnig OifItrente IN beilere
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
Oftnsr sdDreihrbrief hss
Vhtitpp saMrrampter.
1t49.

Wlsin lisbsr 6err RsbadtiOnar: :
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9err ~gBampetI (bsim abI9ieb bou Ieinsn @tnmmtii96raDern):
Nip. fir ieben gefangenen, ben tr madt, trnP ia @aB Nun forgfs
OnFur, bob 7 gu tim trisl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Isle i'd bon meine
sOnferena nit Den
prsRtnoent ms 9OtsI
tomme fin, ba zen i'd
ssIisbIt, ais Oh i'd Die
gan3e @eIt in 8raHO
Itsde iOat. Sat mer
benz i9on enlol 10 eb@
bss seb6rt9 % qudle
i'd mid IN batter i'd
mid ieBt fdlOa bic
gnn5e 3eit; pa ben i'd
ben srObe Trip BON
Surrppp 6ierber gs
mn9t, IN for mas
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9btliPp SoutramPsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
FAVORING SUFFRAGE
Continued From First Page.)

West Virginia las SS7 churches against
So last scar. costing approximately S.
229.II0 against s2.934.425 last year. The
value IF the parsonages ia S5Af,IIr
against s516. 200 last year. Current en-
penscS for the past year were $5Si.462
against SI10c24 the previous year For
ministerial support gain of $1,000
was reported
Many Admitted TO Conference.
Sixteen student ministers were adj
mitted to conference yesterday. They.
however. nave no: been granted full
membership but arc admitted on trial.
They follow: John l.. Ayrcs +. l.. Cook.
s. B. Cunningham. N"via 'utlip. Rus
sell w. Eshsw. r. c. Fletcher. r. l..
Reynolds. T. ". Haynes. Elihu !. John
son. T. II. Mckain. !. l.. Norris. \. +.
Robinson. " NJ. Tis'lale. Everett NVac
nor, Wesley Woodruff. and n. s. Lee. IT,
W Willis and I. y Garfield were adj
mitted 10 fun membership.
May incorporate Churches.
At the siX:y-Einth annual conference
held fn ParkcrshurG committee was
appointed to srrk revision of The laws
incorporat This committee reported
that they had not had u chance. Ia rui
the matter before III" legislature owing
to the fact that il had not hccn in Sos
sion during tn" past conference ycar.
Yesterday r. commissions Ia assist This
committee was appointed The commits
sion follows: II. n. Clark. II. =. howard
and r r. workman. Legislature con-
venes In January and il is prnIahlr that
action will b. taken Ivy the Curlnssio
at this time.
To Observe Labor Day
The committee Oh social service rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Buckhannon District.

District Superintendent. j. b. M9rh.
man; alexander. q. W. Butcher: BricSe-
unrr r. Y, Arnet: huntsville, w. ii. W.
FianiEan: Ruckhannon. H. c. Howard
Ruckhhannon: South, j. :, H van: ts;i,!t
Ruckhannon. East. Clarence Moore; buck-
hannnn circuit 4. l.. ireland: Camden
H. Gates: Century. Perry Robinson
Clarksburg p. s. Ham
monL and =. H. McMartn: Ash chapel; NJ.
+ prlichard: First church. W. s. k1rs'
sssocia,cd rastor. to be supplied: Hall
mond chapel. c. l.. Lcathcrby: North
View and Norwood. c. Wsrman; Steailc!
Heights. c. w. Wise.
Duffy. G. u. Jones; Flatwood. II. VI.
Straocr: Frrcmans burg. w. q. Smiih:
Frenchton. W. W. Bccklcy; iIennyi'i,S;'
r. c. Brammlctt; Holly. Grove w; +.
boomer, supply; Jarvisvillc., y. J.. "a, GaT-
der: Mount clair II. y. Workman; mil
ippi, &. G. Slater. ". u. l.. Chcreront'
SUPPLY Sutton r. H'c + nr ISn W MS
Milford, ". Sinclair; Weston. John BED
dow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
.ElkinS District

l.. +. RcSSegcr District Superntcnd-
cnt. .\rhnrralc. Harry Blackhurst;
Augusta Raymond Wolfe. supply; Bark
crS Ridge. :. NJ. Mckinney, supply:
Hcckl"y. n. l.. Dearicn; Bcmis. Everett
Wagner: lexington. K. H. SkagGS: Bcv-
crly. p. l.. Bent: Harper. T.. T. Hurztal:
Curingtnn. y. NJ. Crahtrec; Cowen, ~.
c. ArthWrS; pcnmar. j. $: Wicklinc;
Durbin. T.; = Wilhers: Earl. J. J.. Ayers:
l:dray, ~ II. RamS,y. supply; ElkinS,
w. j.. Craig: Falling Springs. \. l..
BARNES: Forest Hill. t. NJ. BEDDING; Frost.
W. L. Arbugast. supply: cameron. J. 5.
Maynard, SUPPLY: Highland, Z. 3. Rut-
ledge. supply; Iolconb. s. G: Dotson
] .ockhridgc. H.. G. Robinson: Junior. +.
J. Johnson: Maplewood. i. y. SalApson
supply: Monroe. Lloyd Fast; Qliyet. J."
White. supply; Paint Bank, q. F. Sur
face. supply! Rancllc. Wm Coleman;
Rich ratch. G. a. Chapman. supply;
fleetwood. ~ :. Wolfe: Roncevcrtc. w.
r. W. Sloeih; StaniGn: j. II. v ha x,ct
horn. c. ]. Johnson: Webster Springs
D. W Walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Charleston District.

District superintendent, y. 7. Hiatt.
Bnmont. J. B. Carder; Boomer, Thcophll-
las Mccoy.
Charleston Central church, f. J. West
fall: Dunbar. +. D. Fisher: Charleston
Ct. NJ. II. Bramhan. supply: East Charles
ton. y. S. Scott. supply: First church.
W. 6. Hartinger; Lawrence; ": a: sy ;.. :
South Charleston. 9. r. Thomas; sixth
street. +. G.. Mcclure: st. Adams. j. D.
Dickry: Wesley. l. -. Atkinson. supply.
Claremont. W. II. Ayers: Clay. +. r..
Hughs: Clrndennin. .. L. Marble: Cot
tageville. G.. y. Powers: Frametown. W.
NJ. Tisdale; Gassaway, J. S. Thornburg;
Goldtown. J. W. Garrison. supply: Jor-
dan, Thomas Fletcher; Lcandcr. c. NJ.
Milem. supply: Mt. Hope. a. NJ. BARLOW;
Mt. Olivee, .. 7. Sampson. supply: MI.
Union. T. w. Hayes: Mt. Zion. !. V.
Morris. supply: Osborn Mills, ]. ".
Barnes. supply: Ravenswood. ". F..
Shcpaprd: Recdy. +. !. Peters. supply;
Ripley. Fl. x. Rife; Rosedale. J. 3. Ru-
pert: Sandyvillr, |. NJ. Smith: Spencer,
!. q. Bolton; Spencer Ct. +. II. Connol-
w: Walhack Il. r. Hoff: Walton. r. E.
stars: Winona. NJ. T.. Hivcly
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commended that the Methodist Episcopal
churches Of West Virginia observe La
Dor Day, according to program which
will be prepared by the secretary or the
social service committee. Another rec
concentration which met with the ar-
prevail Of the conference was the install
ation of study classes in the Epworth
league, and the inauguration OF insti-
tutes by that department. The COM
mittce also urged the hearty co-opera-
tion of all departments of the church
Rev. Townsend. the presiding officer
during the absence of Bishop Hamilton
who was in cabinet meeting stated
that II had been suggested that post
Methodlst Episcopal ministers Of West
Virginia. This. while merely, sug-
gesllon. me, with the approval or tho
Conference. Some time in the future de-
veIopments may be expected. Such Il
course, should 1t be provided. would BE-
greatly appreciated by the young minis
ters as we'll as those who have been IN
the work several years.
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Morgantown District.

q. y. King. District supcrintondenrt., b.
N .l,ciIis J. l.. Curtis; Blacksmith,
O. 4. Kelley: Enterprise, p. W. Nc
thcney. !. = r.ood.
win: y. II. Reid. Associate Pastor: p'a
mond ST. W. D. Reed; Richlnnd "A, Ave- ~ j..
&. Meredith; Fairriow, K - Ha"' + ''
Grafton: Andrews. J. T.: Keenan,;
FAST. N. l.. Casey. supnly; West Main Man
ST.. VIM. Fallen: ST. Paul. J. r. Scol.'
Hallock, lobe Jones. supply; HiEhland'
E b: MsTSdi,h; J9yoms F s,rehm e. y:
Tnn,tsvilln &, 4. Fedora: Logansport.
F. n. Maicomb: Lumbcrport. c; H. HiE:
gcnbottom; Masontown, J. l.. MarqueSs'
Mannington. H. d. Clark; Meadowdaie'
Morgantown: First Church. II, W.
Ewing: Circuit. l.. E. Price; Monongalia.
+ i Heller: Pruntytown. T. NJ. Hum-
hrunnen; Reedsville. :. S. Hilli Shln9 Is:
ton. W, F. Mccain: Wadestown. W. W.
sutton Wana, T. II. Taylor; Wyatt. ".
A1kirC
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Oakland District.

Archibald Moore, district supcr!nteno-
Albright. Arthur 'Merril,S; A Aurora
f. c. Redrord Blaine. G.. +" hlSsti! .
RrandonvilIr. r. X. Nicholson. supply;
81 t,,et {. y. Johnson: Cirrl"vilIc, r..
l.. Castor; Corinlh. J. ". lhlcman; sup
ply; GAINESVILLE. W. w liraEE; PAVE v -
Eugene Weaver; Deer Park; FTank sh Ms.
der: Erirntsvillc, I. w. Stcrhan; Cor
Law: Hendricks, W. i. Eskew; Jen-
kingston. b. :. Hamrick: HoTcsy''I r..
\. j. Shahan. supply, kmG"ooni d. III IT,
Lake. Park. Paul l.. FLANAGAN; NcwbnrE.
5 j. {. S IT, ~ Oakland, "; NJ; shultT;
porsnns' 4, II. hammond; rendleton. G..
+. Feather; Rnwlcshurg, p; H. MuSgrore'
Sinclair. ". II. Plum. supply 81 S'cG se'
&. A. Mathcny; Terra Alta. &. Z. lar
ham: Thomas. j. Il. Chcnrront; TuntSl-
ION H. r. Moose.
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GAS FORMED ON
HER STOMACH
HAD SEVERE PAIN IN KNEE AND
HAD NO APPETlTE-TANLAC
BROUGHT RELIEF.
MRS. LEACH PRAISES II.

II knew so many people here who
had been benefited by taking Tanlac
there wasn't any question in my mlnd
as TO what 1t would do for my case or
stomach trouble, severe pain IN knee
and lost appetite. and I wasn't for
wrong. either. for I enjoy splendid
appetite and am not worried any more
with gas forming on my stomach. The
pain in my knee has practically van
ished and | confidently expect 1t 70
disappear entirely very shortly" said
another Tanlac endorser here In
Wheeling after she had taken Tanlac
but a short while. The lady referred
to is Mrs. Clara r. Leach, 2S14 Chap
line street.
OF course thousands now endorse
and recommend Tanlac in this section
and; all one needs to do really is ask
the nearest neighbor or watch the
daily papers. Each day some other
Wheeling statement proves Tanlac has
the genuine merit which should enjoy
the confidence of anyone troubled with
the numerous ailments and troubles
arising from deranged, disordered
condition of the stomach, kidney or
liver.
Get .Tanlac, 81 per bottle. at c. Fl.
Grlest & Co.'S store, Market street.
Wheeling.-Adv.
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BULGARIA IS NOW
Continued Prom FIRST Page.)

Tolhynia. northwest of Sviniusky. q
Russian attack was rcpluScd.
On the front in France the Germans
at Eaucourt L'Abbaye in fierce hghtinS
reEained footing in some OF the puilc-
ings of that town but west OF Gueoude-
court and cast OF Courcelette tho Brit
ish improved their positions
On the part OF the line held by the
French the men Of General Foch made
progress east of BoucharcSnes and re-
pulsed an attack south OF the Somlne in
the region OF Vermandovillcrs. lnc!e-
ment weather again. has impeded the
operations in the Somme region.
Little additional news OF the fighting
on the Macedonian front has come TO
hand The troops of both sides along
the front apparently are continuing
their attacks and counter attacks. with
no notable success for either. Aside
from bombardments which are especial
" severe or the Carso plateau. little
lighting is taking place on the Austro-
Italian front.
One person was killed and one inJur-
ed and slight material damage resulted
from the Zeppelin raid over East Eng
land Sunday night. The entire crew OF
the Zeppelin which was brought down
in flames near London. persisted.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
THE PITT o b g II, CINCINNATI,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh, Pa. August Is. 1916
Pursuant TO law, a special meeting Of
the stockholders Of Tho Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Rail
way Company will be held at the princi-
pay office OF the Company in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1915
at II: 90 o'clock a. nl..' for the purpose of
considering and acting upon an agree
mcnt of consolidation and merger Of
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago anu
ST. Louis Railway company: Fandalia
Railroad Company; Pittsburgh: Wheel
Ing and Kentucky Railroad Company;
Chicago Indiana and Eastern Railway
Company, and The Anderson Belt Rail
way Company into corporation to be
known as The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati.
Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad Company.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
S. II. CHURCH,
Secretary.
au15.o2.29-sep5.l ,26-oc3.i0
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Parkersburg District.

District superintendent. L. B. Bowers
Alma-rW. H. Stevens.
Alvy-W. H. Hicks Supply.
Atwood-S. B. Cunningham.
Belleville-P. S. Strader (supply).
Rristol-W. P. Clark.
Combs-C. G. McAboy (supply).
Elizabeth. S. Pullen.
Ellenboro-T. n. McCartY.
Friendly-G. ". Marston.
Harrisyille-B. T. Trevy.
Meadville---L. A. McNemar.
Middlebourne--S. p. Crummett.
Paden City,. J. Kelley (supply.
Parkersburg.
First-C. H. King.
ST. Andrews--H. S. BaunlSardner.
Circuit-A. G. Rife.
South-T. f. Maness.
Ohio Avenue~H. G. Dunbar.
Pcnnsboro-C Cairo Earnest CaldeCott
J. n. Faulkner (associate).
Petroleum-George Hammer.
Pullman--J. W. King.
Pussley-A. E. Michael.
Salem--J. II. Howard.
ST. Marys-E. 4. Lowther.
Sistersville-D. L. Ash.
Smithton-J. w. Funk (supply).
Smithville-W. II. Henderson.
Waverly-T. J. Lewis.
West Unioh- Grcgory Blcakley.
Williamstown-C. Z. Hamrick.