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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

Coulter were shopping IN Wheeling last
Tue sday
Mr. + V. Rine. Of Burch Ridge. was
transacting business In Moundsville on
Saturday.
Mr r r Harrison. q Follansb"e.
spent the week end a. hts home near
here
Mrs \ J.. Franklin. Of Ryan's Ridge.
returned 20 her homo last Thursday
from Huntington. whore sh' was called
by tho serious illness ~ h'r daughter.
Miss Won
The many friends ~ Nrs ". ". Nc
Intro of wheeling. are sorry Co learn
NJ her serious Illness
Or n q wilson was called ~ WelIs
Rof'orn on business one day last week
Mr. sherlsy Miller spent saturday In
Moundsvilic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

The Water Queen show boat will be- az
tho wharf Tuesday. May End. and Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01
ROOT BOON STARTED.

NEW YORK. April 30.-Announce-
ment was made here tonight that a
country wide movement has bee un-
dertaken for the nomination OF Efihu
Root for President by the Republican
national convention. Headquarters
have been opened here and later in
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELL8BCRa
$40, DAILY Except Sunday.
Leave
22nd street i>aSs
Wheeling weIieburr
10 30 a. m. 200 a M
s.sV y. m- 1900 aoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EzrkEss CAR sCHEDULE
TAktng Eject June n, 1904.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

MoUEDsvILLE LIVE
WHEELING AND hOUNDGyrLLI
Daily Except sunday,
10Th street I~ava
Wheeling Aoundsv1l.a
10 90 a on. 10 N nj,
also ,. m.
on lines having regular express sart.
ice. shipments Weighing In excess VI
hfty pounds or LARGE bulk. viii not -
carried On passenger cars
ALI. Inns Daily Except Sunday
no fhtpmfrfe. except emergency rair
meufs ~ medicines. will BE- carried os
passenger cars between 200 and 81
D mn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-01

Total .sl1.4il.556.Se s s.253.7issi 3s.S
Inc. 5 3.l77S43.5l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-27
Deputies Are Named
By County Officers
For. Ensuing Term

count officers lr. t.rdt .u .lt.
their uaths of office GA Sc. wear 8,
dt..
county Clerk Ny.tar Nuu,oya TOO,
N..,- rhc new officers NIfI In-. ih,t
desks t"r the ul. after tI,iu- rH-
sion.
tn, ucT counts D.'.H NIl folio. u
tn, Footsteps ct 4 e. Na,.. ana have,
a deputy and AN assistant
Those appointed b.. Nl NNut.}a
were
District CLERK Thomas H. L. Mad.
Olson.
Assistant, 100 di~tri., clovis. office
Miss Lucy Harris.
Deputy county clerk Miss rli,t,
E.cri,t
Assistant iu county CLERK office
/ Mis- Elsie kcmpoulrh
Asscssor-elect : t. I;ochi selected
tl- assistant, Yesterday Thov nrc
Felipe Zamorp. EuEonIo Nrtsarri
Eduardo sanchez, Adr!au Sru,hrz.
Thomas Werner. llcur, Mann and [.
T. Brizius
o. \ Mat~uu. county treasurer s1ll
TINT he would make his pp'utm'nt
tomorrow.
Those vino were named a. Shorfi
ltafacl Garcin were
l'udor shcrlu-R. !. Woottou
Deputy sheriff MHN Gutierrez
J1ilci. u Louis hHuuur
Guards 90 jail Felipe 4 Il.llu ana
Toutlu raiilla
N't.rr,, y \ Miller tf- 1c'. '
70, '"U .. the H-- -ilut district .f'.f" ,"
'u I.1-r Ooor-r Do craig IYi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-27

r. raso. Tex. Dec. a. FRANCISCO
villa obtained a forced loan OF 100000
pesos at Turreon aud did not loot a
of the stores or homes a Mexican Who
arrived here today from TurfcuD re-
ported The MeNican loft there the
day following tho haiti" II Dec, -,
and said yin, wa %prcpnriuu TO m"N,
north toward Chihuahua Clty with a
fore" OF $4,000 mon. lca,inr q garrison
In Toircou.
The Mexican SAID General Luis Hor-
rcIat former commander At farral,
was killed. during zinc fighting tug"'h-
ct with his Chl"f of staff Colonel
urolru. The ughilus he said ltstci
tor six hours after which General Tai
urltuto lett for a." stat, OF Duraupn.
iic said few were Killed uu either side
during the ngnt,ur a- th, &C. tlrtn
troops lct, after making q brief re-
-i.tIr.g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-27
SUCCESS Of FRENCH
N ALSACE PUTS BAN
ON GERMAN LANGUAGE


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-27

q utiI, Want Ap wow ANA mon
B.. rrtd .y o. ev Ola uf r... .Hul
Nou,. t.u o.. one.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-30
Jewish Officers in Chicago Guard

-
The National Guard regiments Of
Chicago include considerable num-
Der of Jewish members serving as
privates and high commanding Of
fcers. Among the we'll known men
are: Col. Milton ]. Foreman, Capt.
Theodore w. David, Major Abel
Davis, Capt. Samuel Slawitsky, Ma
jor Gustavrs M. Blech, Sgt. Harry
Schallman, Capt w. A. Rosenfeld,
Col. Jacob Frank, Lieut. Elias B.
Moss, Lieut.. J. w. Jacobs.
Among the Jewish firms and bust
ness houses which will give salaries
to their employees who were called
away to war, will be Sears, Roebuck
& Co., Mandel Bros. and B. Kup-
penheimer & Co. The store of
Rothschild & Co., and Siegel Cooper
& CO. have announced that they will
hold the positions of militia men till
they return and will also look after
the needs of the dependent relatives
in the meantime.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-30
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

The first Jewish chaplain in the
French navy has been appointed.
The choice has fallen on NJ. Primer,
rabbi of Avignon, who has been ap-
pointed as such to hospital ship.
He was for over year an army
chaplain in the Dardanelles.
The Jews of Dublin (who num-
Der over $1,000 escaped almost un-
scathed from the recent insurrec-
ton. Only one of them was killed,
and that accidentally, while few
died of shock. One, who was really
connected with the official Irish Ma
t1onallst party, was arrested. After
three weeks confinement he was re-
leased, he having had no association
whatever with the revolutionary
Sim Feiners. In common with
many others. he was arrested by err
ror.
Hans Herzl, the only son Of the late
Zionist leader, DR.. Theodore Herzl,
was excused from military SER
vice by the British Military tribunal.
Hans Herzl was brought up in Eng
land, by Mr.. Joseph Cowen, and be-
came a naturalized British subject.
When the time of CONSUMPTION came
he appealed to the tribunal that he
be excused from service, on the
ground that he was native of Aus
tria and that he could not fight
against his own kin. The board re-
garded the excuse as valid and freed
him from the obligation.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-30
June 80, 1916.
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

Observation-Disclosures
Miss Florence E. Bamberger, of
Baltimore, Md, has been appointed
by the trustees of Johns Hopkins
University as instructor in educa-
ton. Miss Bamberger has NJ. A.
degree from Columbia University.
A gift of $l65,OOO to Mt. Sinai
Hospital, New York, has been an
nounced by the Guggenheim broth
ers, of the American Smelling and
Refining Company. This supple
ments previous gifts OF more than
$4,000 by the Guggenheim broth
erS.
Mr. Leo Yassenoff, of Dayton, O.,
who was graduated from the Arts
College at Ohio State University,
Columbus, has been awarded the
500 prize offered by the Retail Mer-
chants Association for the best es-
say on "The Advantages Of Col
lege Education and Preparation for
a Business Career" John Wanna
maker was one of the judges.
Mr.. Sigmund Sonneborn has loan
ed his 165-acre estate on the Severn
to the Jewish Educational Alliance,
of Baltimore, Md, to be used as a
summer camp for boys.
Up to Monday, June 10, total col
lections acknowledged by the Amer
lean Jewish Relief Committee
amounted to $3715,3S1 in cash and
pledges amounting to $41O,10o.
Mr. Edward S. Florsheim, of
Louisville, KY, has received the de-
gree Of electrical engineer from the
Rose Polytechnic at Terre Haute,
Ind, and has received a gold medal
for having made the best record of
the entire four classes.
Baron Edmond de ROthschild pre-
sided last month at the annual meet
ing of the Jewish community in
Paris. The income from all sources
in 1915 was 6O4,224 francs, an
amount which was less than the ex-
penditure by 131,131 francs.
The action on the part of several
ultra Chauvinists in England, de-
handing that all aliens, even such as
have become naturalized, should be
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-30

Mr.. Sigmund Somehow has loan
ed his 165-acre estate on the Severn
to the Jewish Educational Alliance,
of Baltimore, Nd, to be used as
summer camp for boys.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
0ssuoeiaeutbams ilsbertrasaneen.
Gineinnatt 10. 9es.


aelanb u. Banning an Waltsr 3.
peariou. Cots 8 uno 6 unb Sbeil DON
aot z in Der Tsit4ea armiirOns Spns
bitat eriten llntsrobtbeiIuna 81.
Robert .. S6mitt an pstsr unb
Gbnd gapa, 25 bel 102 SUB an Der
Weitfeits Der 2Ieips1pn Strabs IN
Gumminsuils, 81.
Soieph 8. 8isder an eugene au.n,
so bel 200 5ub an Der glorbisits Der
sempIe alpenus 218 Gub rpeitlia Der
gpportb gpe., 81.
Sie proDibent Sapinss 9ani unb
Srut Co., Sruftes, an 2iba poli, Got
COB in Der MaSiiou plare llntsrabs
tbeiIune, 81.
Miaiam 8. SettIe an 5enrp Jlebs
herman, Got 80 in Der gortbiibs plate
llnterabtbeilung in Wabifonpille, ST..
Spbn 3. @ous1 an Sbomas Cos
itello. 25 bel 100 SUB an Der norbs
weitli4en @de Der Uiorsan unb Spms
mes Strabe, 81.
Sofepbine Sispers an Gertrude
RoB, Got go. 8 Don Senrp Jeuer'
iiein's eriier lluterabtbeilung, 81.
gllioe 3. aettersr an Jreberid 8.
9urldnber, 6 BEL 1876 SUB an Der
Weftfeits Der Boubinot 9lbenus, 450
fus uSrSli4 ber MorSsl etpe. s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20

.Sopribes~ perbofen. 4mis
lid pirb mitsetbeilt: Der Warssl
an strattbroi3ten bat ben poliseiprd'
iibenten bon Berlin neranlabt, Jahrs
Ten, bic BEN @ersniissn bienen. gu uns
terfaasn, I'M Hxbr Srofbfen fiir be,
ruflits 3ipede unb 8dbHbofsfdbrten
our @erfiiguns gu fieIen. Die 9srore.
nuns, bic am /. RopeHber in araft
trdt, bsIast: 1abrisn nit arafibrofds
ter 5u unb pon Rsnnen, 5btatsrn unb
!fcn3trieR, 2i9tipiel DorItsIiuHesH
unb anbersn S4auitslIunsen iinb Dsrs
6oten. gu ben bisrna6 Derbotenen
fyabrten ssb6rsn au6 bi.jenisen, Bel
benen bic araftbrof9ltn in br llm'
sebuus Der senannten Grte ptrlafien
ossr bsitieesn iperbeH; ipenn biele
syabrisH nit benz gsiufs Der sennrn'
ten Deraniialiungen In 3ufdmmers
bang iisben. Die Derbote riGttn fir4
Tolpobl s.sen ben 8raftipdSsnfrbrer
als aud sesen ben Jabrsait.
Der lsBteGIieseransrfff
,auf Stuttsart Der ~VolrDsis
fife be apon4 melbet INTERN 15. Db
tDber, bab BEL bem lebten Jliesetanr-
eriff auf Guttsart cine srpbe Benz
8infabrif bon gombn gstroffen uno
nisbergebrannt isi. Su Wirslt4isit
III IS benz dIisger nur sslunssn. einige
@omben in ben ausgsbehatsn S4lob'
gdrtsn absuipsrfen, po iie tn benz
ipobIstpfIesten yfuitn einise 2Sher
5nriidIisben. gDsber gerionkn nod
Gebaube tamen BEL bieiem tHrdtbas
mn AzesiH ~ G&astR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
@ranbeissuttum .SppOtbefen.
etnaetraaen

~ +" . ~ " % y -
RareeIIa @. Ssnninss on Soutberr
Sbio 8. II. 2. Co., $500.
@altsrg. psarion an bo.. S15, 900
peisr gloa an gilmore 6. u. g
Co.. $3.50.
Bonnie 6. GtrinsfieIb an Golum'
biu .. u. 8. u. Co.. $1,000.
sSobn 80. 9sder ON Gilmore 6. u
8. 60, $1400.
s5lorsnee 9. Wiaiams an gouri
Souis 9. u. 8. Co., $3250.
9tlic. W. Gtebsns an Mabifon g.
U. go. 2, $4500.
StaHlep .. Sut4infon an bo.,
$1,000.
@eorae 10. Glepbans an bo., $4,000.
5enrp SIeobermon an bo., $1,000.
George 90, elephant an 1. Ratio'
nal gonf pDn MabHonpille, $4250
5snrb 6. Gang on giep WlobdipI
3. a.. $500.
SObn Dsder an Gtar "a. u. 10.
8 Co., $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
gDldes SoOesabnunsex.

(Gin 5reinno bes fiir3lidJ perllll'
gIiidten beriibmten bIiegeroffi5iers
8oIde idJrefbt benz ~SaHburger @ene.
ralan5eiser~
SD gehorte 5iir Sag6taffel goldes
inin mar pieIe @oden uno Monate IN
Ieiner gsdbe. Se6er, Der nit @6Ifc 5l.
fanlmenfarn, Itnibte ibn liebgeiDimen,
neil er elm nufrefter, idlidter, treiler
luo bingebnngsooIler aamerao ipar,
ocnl afle gbrnie nbholb mar irro Der
nihtB 70 jfdbte. ipie bic Giir5e. Daitb
nn6 Sd)lidtbeit. @oIde gaIt als mort
fnrg. unb in Der Ebnt, eli mar idlwer,
NIT inn in eine ltrterbdItung 81 fonl-
incn. sshn intereiIierte nur Der Dienit.
Seire @eipr1d)e brebten ii@ Inn feline
,sSotierninifine-, iun Die art ipie
|jeius GtotieI ON bsitsn md bsa ehlh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
uldl innit i'm &auie an thnll.

ouf ionit I'M Saiiie su tbri.
Ger aIte 9iener lebnte ertiGieoen
ob.
yWeinen gittcn Scrril 9fcllter 9ebe
ib nid)t bon Der Scite, olio iuo5ll cine
aranfenihrpeiter2 llebrigens lpiiros
TIN Der slnblif eiter ioId)en MIR ,oilf'
regen, ib fenne i'm bod Tor allen
lalieu Sic i'm nid)t IN Elm aranfen.
bails bringer, Dor Dem bot cr imlner
cine iiirbterlihe slbneigling gebnbtl"
.So-o, - luoIlens s meinetpe9en
porldufig 10 loiierL ipGter peroen mir
aber bod an cine Sdlneiter oeilfen
ntiiiienl - Sea, lpoaen nbwartenl -
gloieii, &arl!"
,,aloieii, Serr 9oftprl."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20

Sim nad]lten Ulorgen fam Seiit5 III
Saghan5ug gum 5riibitiIf. 8ater
mar ibon friib binaus oui Die 5eloer,
Wlutting beaufIid,tigte Die @tiId)o5.
nabne, 10 traf er mir ,5rdilleln ger
bart i'm Speiie3immer an. Die gralt'
CRIME stleiDlng itano pem lungen
Sifisier ianlos.
r@suteu wforgen, Sdpeiterden!"
,guten Morgen, Sein3l"
Gr idrttt ulii iie 3u un0 CAB ibr
one Qauo. g8ie nett lie ailsiob III
beln einiad)en, beIlen WtorgenfIeioe
.Shon eefriibitiift 2"
.SSa, - ihou Dor 5lpei Stlln6eirl"
.OOnnerlpetter, Sbipeitcrhen, mill.
fen sic aber aeitig aus Oen 5eoern!"
,,gefommt mir iebr quit"
ns(ber 8eieIlidaft leJiten Sic mir
elm peIlig, nid)t2"
.8enn sic niht 5lI Iange friib.
itiiden, lid nuB gum 8drtlerl~
n@eb id NIT, Der @nO touurlt BON
g8orooit, oa liegen ole 9iebbiibner
briiben amSause felt, paBt iebr glltl"
Gle Dirb perleeen uuo fragt
ifaiea:
.Oarf id) Sbnen cir paar Butter.
brote 3,irebt naher9"
n9iirien lit gut, betteIu fpiu
id harum, benn BON .s,SSlrer Sunb &c.
nlatt, i6nIedeu fie ood nod einulaI
10 quit"
Ga iiebt iie 6en iirneen OffBier felt
an.
r@itte, Sein3, feline Sfyuteid,eIeieu,
iie fouuien mir nidt 5u lulo i6 tailn
iie autJ nid,t Ieibenl"
ga 1T bas gerIeger'ueroen an ibrn.
~@er5eibitna, - ipehe tbun ipoIlte
ib sdsten !pahrbaftig rIttl"
.Oos tpeib i6 - lu0 oeSbuIb bin
id offenl-
sd banfe sbneiL 5rGiileiu Gqa.
ra," er reidt ibr Die 5arr6 iiber ben
Gid, vipenn mir giite aanlaraoen
iper6en poIen, nliiiien mir aiid &c.
rabe uIto ebrlib 5ueinnuOer ietnl"
.@ar3 meiue sluiidtl"
Seirp fpeiB eigeTltli6 rif,t ref,t
tparirm, aber iein Sftpeiterf,en III
linn Gii etrHral bUppeIt Iieb gepor.
ben.
.9ie @urft nit)t idonen, 6ic
Strabbtrger fdHrett uniereinem
nibt!"
.aber SS5be 0tutter itidt bod aIIe
biersebn Gage cine - Srebfiitel~i
.9u gieber Got. Iadte er iie arL
lid bob bod aud stdnternber, perm
bic erfabrel baB cine geIonbct lit.
iaeeu iie iid sIeid 5uH Men5eiicn an
iurS flltteru fburen oie - f,ittert.
Sie MAIDEN iih gar feinen gegriif!~
.0od, bod," meint SrduIein Ser.
bart Iaten0, lid iebe ia, tpie eS 81
nen ibmedtl"
.9ie beiulatbIiden Sleiihtopfe iino
oon INNER one belle1 - lberndllpt
Die Seimatb, Die Sein,atbl~
gr iit ouf9eitntAeu urto reit iib.
so bel 8ater uHb imr Muttine
III @ernsSorf, fir mid IT'S baS gSo.
rabies auf erben!"
rSie DiiieH gar uidt, tpie gut Sie
9 bdben, Seinsl"
sd - bas nidt tpiiien2 - 8,
ba irren Sie aber gang gepoItigl+
Sranrig idiitteIt lie BEN 9npf.
r9ieiH, Gle tpiiieu's ridjt, bem Sig
fiitb nierraIs i'm 2eben beruntgeitoba,
mor6en, itets babeu sic feiten gooen
inter ben Giiben gebabt - 6as GI.
ternbaiisl"
(5ortiesltus foIst.)
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Wiboerf a nbeu.

Sntel (duf benz 2anbe): .Dein 9e,
fu1 TT mir INNER milltommen; ab.r
nod mebr piirbe i9 mid freuen,
ipenn ou einmuI ein iunges Weib4eu
mitbrddtsjt.A
ReFfe: .gi, Oufel9en, i6 tpustr
gar ni4t, baB bu bid mit 6eiratbss
geSanttu trGafl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20

abonas Goiieno an Suns Ctr. 3.
G. L. 8. So, $500.
6. 10. Sfratton an RetptOtpn ..
II. 8. u. Co., $1,000
Gillian M. Sieberi an Wli. goots
out g. II. g. Co., $2500.
GliSabstb 8rosrmann an Oailep ..
II. 6. Co., $27o0.
opIepb 8. Ridarb an bo., $1,000.
Mapme 6. Gapps al bp., $1,000.
9uella u. Barber an Sianbarb 9.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
GbarIes u. Sbirleb on Central g.
u. 8. Co.. $2250.
GbDarb 5. a,nDeop an OBrbans
bile 9. II. 9. 60, $500.
Gsporb Z. asnnebb an Oi9rpans
billie .. II. 6. Co., $500.
ssrani 80. Sdnmunn on Ripsriibe
$. q. IL. g. Co., $3.50.
anna 9. Wbite an German ameris
can 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
gopdrb ~. Bottom an Rortb Gin.
g. u. .. Co., $1,000.
TliIbreo Seeb On atbspal 8. II. ..
Co., $400.
Gbitb 6. gmerIon an Delta g. u.
Co., $500.
aittie .. @oipbp an Soutbern
Sbip Gapinqs 9dnt Co., 5000.
Settie Grtel an SharonpilIs 9. u
6. Co., $3750.
gtnna @.lidofsip on Gitp Saa
gan,, $1,000.
Guiie Sorslsp an @eorse :. Reiba
barb II. 4no., $500.
9etiIste 9ppotbetsa.
Gopbrpnia g. @beipman an Sous
ttern Obio 6. II. &. Co.. $4,000.
Dinfrso Stansburb an Gan WeaIco
9. II. 6. o.. $500.
Glisabstb GIafer on Srmoube g.
II. g. Co., $500.
Cornelius Sberman an Gsorse s..
gpeIanb, 500.
elisabetb CARRIER an Glmtpooe
pIace 3. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
Warb gptisHborn an bo., $45O0.
G6arles 2eppsrt on Mlolitpr g ii.
9. Co., $500.
O. elliott Stend ON gnna g.
Gdend. 5000.
gDiIIiam 8. Settle an Central q.
u. 6. Co., S1750.
O,orse 10. Glspbans an Wabiipn
g. q. go. 2, $500.
DO. an /. RaiionaI 8auf'pou Dtus
tiIonbiIIs. S4750.
@iLIiam 8. Rubbid on Jom ).
9itisen, 5000.
Sobn Gsdsr on etar g.4M so. 3.
$3.50.
SObn +. Ri,ble an Guierprtfs 9.
II. 9. u. Co., $500.
9raee So. @Iaseens on Wners ~
Cooper, $4,000.
eycf. 3. gtof.ntbal an Granres ..
Raipfon, $3.50.
5obn 3. 9ousb. on slSonbalt 8. u.
9. Co., $1750.
Dm. O. 5ran3 an Gbamppn u.
q. SO. 2, $1,000.
emma M. aobe an ausrit 8.
aobe, $500.
SuIan u. sanbp an Big Gour q.
il. 9. Co., $500.
Gillian sopnslsp an Banf Strnt
.. u. Co.. $3.50.
Glisobetb SirbtHburd an eiucin'
nati earrings Societp, $1,000.
gbas. 80. Gbirlep an Central u.
II. 6. Co., S2250.
seaii, Sperman on Dietorin 3. u.
go. 2, $4,000.
Benz. Rsifon an CLAN Gdodgna,
S23OO.
90. an Marb e. groo,s. $500.
Rebetta appn an Sba W. ault,
$4,000.
Sarriet s. glart an meabius RoGb
9. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
DO. an SaroIb n. Smit6, $2100.
9lnna @siIhUfstp an Warp q.
Sobbp, $1,000.
Senrb gpttmnn an propibent Sup'
inas 9. II. g. Co.. $500.
amanba pirlep an Sitk O. II. Z.
Co., $1,000.
Wlbrtle BaIbboopsr an Seorsiana
pidrel, $720.
@arab Z. Mafbias an Auidlpitbs
troipal o. u. Co., $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-20
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
Bishop Peterkin
Celebrates His
18th Birthday

."ili Dispatch fu rho frf.Iffl.r-.-
IAtkEBSBt RG. V Va March u
The seventy anniversary OF rne
birth OF Bishop George " pcterktn
of 'he Protestant Episcopal church of
West Virginia diocese was mad. men.
"rahlo today by the announcement or
fhD practical completion of fr. r.r
mar'nf endowment fund of th, church
This fund was started by Bishop Pet.
"rfin and was raised tD gfp ouu Inr
committee uf Mhfeunr in chars, OF
.l' 'uri announced that rI.de,. f1
fhe amount OF s.a.4Ta had been rprs.y.
'd and hat OBJ" balance would bn rails
'f Whom fhr remairIna pf...,. had
l''n heard from. Do De- expected to
raise 'u' urI to 100000 THr r..Ul1
on fhr occasion OF h.. .s..r.. Hrr
F"n'f' Ha. fhl poo. .p..rr " I...
Grams. I."rr. HUI card. of .r...r.
from HI| over f.a Wr.f l.I.IuIa dn.
.'.s on account o. i. .t,....I .r
m.rt. OBJ. b bop could r.. r......
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
Auto Trucks
Are Rushed
TO the Border

DETROIT. Mich. March -i-Twen.
fy-seN'n automobile trucks. manurac.
iurcd on rush order from tho war de-.
p7rmrnt for u-. iu Mexico. Ier DE
irui' late This afternoon for the Nax-
ican border Tho order wa. received
Yesterday. and the machines. designed
Tor military use. were loaded into a
p"cial train of fourteen steel cars and
started south one hour and fwent,
tnrt' minutes ahead of schedule time.
The train D. due ai tho border In
tii' one hours. tho fastest time ever
made from Detroit go Mexico Tn.
exact destination of tho train was care.
i1ll' guarded and agents of tho gov.
rrnW'nf refused tp .1N over what
lines b. would run
When cali ws- made ~ tho auto.
mobile plant for volunteer. t1 i.nlf.
fhr cars iu Mexico there Wa. almost
riot Hundreds of workers rushed
forward eager ID enlist for OBJ, v,.rt
Ihf'. four mon were selected a-I
ih'l ar' or fh'.r vst t0 thc front with
fh' frucl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
Re-opening of
Mexico Mines
Is Postponed

DOUGLAS. Ariz March 2l.-Plans
of the Montezuma Copper Company 10
return a number Of American work
men TO the mines south OF Nacozari.
Sonora, were changed today and the
men informed they probably would not
be needed for several days.
At the Office of the company here
II was stated that no intimation OF
trouble had been received. but that
these IN charge Of the mines desired
10 watch the trend OF the events in
chihuahua before taking action
American employees of the mines
We're brought 10 the border early last
week after United States troops had
been ordered into Mexico. The mines
continued operation with Mexican em-
ployes
In announcing that the return uf the
Americans had been postponed. oni-
GERS OF thu company denied hat the
proposed decree of General p. Elias
Gales, governor of Sonora. 10 cancel
all concessions regulating taxes ami
Workins conditions Imposed upon the
companies was the cause Of the delay.
Twenty civil engineers headed by
Juan Dios Boiorqupz. one Of the best
known engineers IN Mexico arrived
Sunday in Hermosillo TO BE- scattered
over Sonora 10 work under the direc-
iion Of the state arrarian commission.
All public lands viii De segregated
from privately owned property. IN
readiness for the distribution among
The people. promised by the commits
sion.
II wa- announced today that town
lots N Aqua Prieta had been divided
into three classes. In IN. FIRST two
substantial buildings must be- con
structed bur m. third viii be sold at
nominal price 10 the poor and any
kind Of structure may be erected
approximately 1000 acres about the
town has been set aside for communal
and grazing purposes.