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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
To oEcIoE on sTRIkE-

CLEVELAND Ma, mass meet
iuE uf $500 union street railway en-
gluy'e tomorrow uirhf will decide
whether or moi fh. cleveland Rail
way company lines arc fo Doc tied
up hf o. strike Thuraday morning
President John D stanley. ~ tho com
pauN. made e. counter proposition fo
The men today offcriuC wage Increase
fOfaIlinr $4,000 more than offers rt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED

70 tBLO, CoIo., Nay Flight dele
gates 10 the Republican national con-
Vention who will go TO Chicago unin.
structed. were chosen by the Colorado
state body here today.
Interest centered i'm opposition to the
election of Governor George A Carl
son. for delegateat-large. lac defeated
Eugene Grub, of Garfield county. 5i5
TO ORG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
TWO MILLION PLEDGED.

NEW hORh. May Two million
dollars has been pledged toward the
fund Of $5.OOO.00O which is being raised
To pension aged clergymen Of the Pro
testant Episcopal church. IL was an
nounced here tonight by Bishop VIM
Lawrence. of Massachusetts,. There
now are Ill Episcopal clergymen past
the age of IS years. who. according u
the proposed plan. are eligible TO re-
tirement and entitled to a minimum
life annuity OF 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

fr como fH.. close fp .VaaI4"
WiEnfI'f of IunFIo tigers. eNcspfiua
poo 90 picture These comedy HrriHii.f.
are fwu of some fIu Hreuir perform
.fa Chat uUI ln econ when RIrefr.
Hruflfra tIfru. exhibits here Tue.
dar MAY OBJ and "pH.ha' Del huf H
single ruarliHE unit Boo mrn4Feria
which number. more than thousand
Wild animal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
GENERAL NOTICE.

-~-~-C~O~O@~~-@~-S--~
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that | have lost
Certificate Number 4C1S for fifteen
shares 81 the Preferred Capital stock Of
the Ia Belle Iron Works. "A corporation.
organized and doing business under the
Laws Of the state Of West Virginia and
that application has been made TO said
company % issue new or duplicate Csrti-
ticate Of the one lost.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
April. 1916.
MRS. MARTHA DENNIsON.
2 Il M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

ship March Is as a result OF an expIo-
slop. Affidavits of officers and pas
sengers said a torpedo was respon-
sible for the disaster. in which sew
eral persons were reported TO have
lost their lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
An Attractive Trio From The Cosmopolitan Inhabitants
OF RmgmgvlIIc

Beauty and fHs Hna.f' might
APPLY serve aa ffe Tor flo cocoon.
uanFirr picture Tho two ladies are
noted fnr their bravery because it Ia
apparently rhIId.e play fuf them foo
perform The most hHl1rduuH fcHfa Boo
fln very top of fIn NuFIiur Brothers
mammoth main Tent Nof fo1rIss
as iIrH daily prove them oltcH fo br.
% lF doubtful lf they would care
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
DIE d

WAIT SUNDAY April 500. 1918 a. @
o'clock b.. w uf Iis late rcsidonoe. so.
a.ft tnupiIuH street. JAMES ~
WAIT HEsI % years
Funeral services uu Wednesday morning
of fH O'Clock Friends of The family
invited fH attend lutsrmsnt af Greer.
wood rtmsffff.
EvANs-Du sunday. April l0. 1910 az
g. utIlgk u w. 90 tHs resi- usnre ar
htr dHuEhfsr Mrs charles vs. feffs Is
ins Nurth Front street. CArUEHtN.
FOOL fuH .Hth year uf her age
Funeral services from. fns f-aifsras
ur Wcdr.edat afternoon Ht . o'ciort.
tri.rts Hrr invited fo attend Inter
mont IIIfuf. trsfrat nuI crfustsr
tkiudIy omit f1wcrsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, Jobbers, ner-
chants and Other wholesale Dsalers

chants and Other wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia VIII receive bid daily
at its office at Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment of which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts Will be awarded To the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. Yves. virginia deal
crs Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD Or CONTROL,
Ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

had previously made but this was 70.
1ected. The union made another de-.
mand for a still higher increase in paw
and Stanley quit the negotiations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
Breummer & Hildehrand

Funeral Directors ana nm baimers
Corner Martet and TwsntY-second sts
Telephone lUf. open daV and ntfht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FOE RENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOMS, STREET FLOOR.
ISL MARKET ST, $50. FRONT
ROOMS, s63 MAIN STREET, SIS. 2
ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, 1904 MAIN
ST, S35. ALSO NEW GARAGE IS by
IS FEET, WITH BASEMENT, NEXT TO
SUSPENSION BRIDGE. JAMES L
HAwLEY, lo65Ia MAIN STREET.
FOE RENT-f1ve-room apartment with
bath. large pantry. modern convent
ences and 1anitor service. ENQUIRE
klieves Lumber Co. Phones Sill
inr-25-tf
TOR RENT-Fifteenth street apartment
with bath. pantry and laundry: xas
electric lights, hot and cold water In
Quire lst floor IS Fifteenth street
mr-g2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
WANTED-Apartment

wANTED-A modern house. furnished
ON the Island. with at least four bed
rooms. bath. etc, for two months from
about June 10th. Address: House" care
bon li4. City. my-3-1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE Large huckster wagon
good condition. Inquire Stall % Mar
keL AudlLyrluu ap-27-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FOR SALE-Motorcycle

TOR SALE-Almost new, late model In
best condition. including extra inner
tube and full set Of tools Best qIick
offer takes IT, National Telephone 4o7
Wheeling f-Is-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FOR SALE-Automobile

fOH SALE-AutvTnobils Six Cylinde,
touring car. .. A. smith. u. s. Laun
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. se-2O-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
POULTRY

EGGS for Matching from pure bred 8
{. Rhode Island Reds. Parks bred-to-
lay Plymouth Rocks, Blue Andalusians
and prize winning Columbian Wyan-
dottes at 800 per Is. Henry Laue' AIS
Erie 81. ap-6-t-my-6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

RHODE Island Reds. Rose Combs, heavy
layers. Chicks and eggs. prices rea-
sonablc. II. r. Caldabaugh, Bell 1903
Con. 23Os-Y-2. ap-3-t-my-a
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-27
Geiue NmcrifQner Quf
Suffers &erluitliite
NQe Yaiiagiert lpur6en ioweit
autli9 feitgeiteQt.

nngeieben fpirb. Ser Ginoruf berrifi
leoo6 aQgemein, boB Der Yrdiioent,
ebc er lid 5u ipeittrageuoen Sfritterl
enti6lieBt, ben SongreB foniulticren
ipiro.
8isber liegen rur einanoer tpIoer,
fprehenoe 9eridte Dor. glmerifani.
idDe &oniulorbeomte lnb Die Sptifaf-
ten in sSranfreih uno @nelanb Jam.
meln geipeiie oefinitiper ooer legaler
Slrt, imo penn oieie porliegen, iper.
ben Yr1iibeit @ilion lmb Sefret0r
Canning entifeioeft, tpeld]e fpeiteren
Shrltte ltllternonlmen lperoen loller.
8oriiser Stone bonn Senats. Plus.
i1uB fir allsipGrtise 8e5iebuneen
iagte nad elmer aonferen5 nit Dem
Yrdiioenten, Dob alle Satiod)en crit
abgeDartet peroen ioQen, ehe cttpas
getun miir0e. 8orlauiig pollte CT
ieiner 9lniidbt iiber Die Gage feiner
slusoriif gcben. @6brenb Gr1iioeni
@ilion lrno anoere 9eante Die Dtog.
lidlfeiten Der neuen Sitiiation nidt
iurteriGdsen, crfcnnen iie ood), oat
Der 9lbbriidl oiplomatiiher @e3iebull.
gen NIT 0eiitif)lauo fait iid)er Sricq
beoeliten tpiirbe, lno ous bieiem
8rlrlbe ioa ieoer S6ritt iorgfdltiq
erfuogen peroen.
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lleberidmemmnngen in
Mifigan.
Sm TlnRsebiet bcs Saginaip- nno
flint Jlniies.

Saeinom, 0ti6., 81. MGr5.-
6ait anoertbalb BOD Hegen fiel ieit
SanIitog Inn $50 abellb in Sagi-
nam, uno Staot ,ino llmeebu1ig iino
grilnblih ourdnGbt. Gin Norooit-
Stitrm rpiitet tnb 5eigt feline 9ln5ei-
6en zines gtalaiiens. Gas llnipet-
ter bebnt lid, iiber bos gan5e 6lriB-
gebiet bcs Saginop SSlliIies aus
nno man befiirhtet, oaB es 5u llcbcr-
i6ipemmlngen fomntcn miro, tpelln
crit oic Nebenfliiiie ibrcn Ssnbolt OH
@aiicr imo @is in ben !SauptfluB
entlaoen. SSm Sitenoe Der Stobt
ino in @uena Siita Sofpnfbip itebell
bcrcits Tusenbe BON Sauiern un.
fer @oiier. Nodrihten pom sSormern
in sllbee ui1b Spaulbing Sctpnibip
melocn, baB Der Stint 6lliB aus ben
llfern getretell llno bas goi15e 9ano
III Der llmgcbtng ltnter @aiier geiest
hatte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-27
Serluit fiir SemOfraten.
SefretGr ocs ocin. Natiunal.6umiteS
in @aibinston geiturbcn.

8afhineton, q. Wfdr5. -
Shomas 5. 0enee, SefretGr bes De-
rofratiiden gtationul Gon,itcs, Der
Dor mebreren Wnnaten OIL 2iingen-
ent5iinbung erfranfte uno icither
bettl6eerig mar, lit beilte friib in iei.
nem bieiieen Saitie geitorbeii. Gr
mar einer Der Y,tripriinglihen @il.
ion 9eute" nnb ihrieb bic neiitc
&anlpoene Siterotur Der Gclnofra.
ten. Siele Sabre mar er Der bieiigc
9orrciponoent Der Taleiab. q. g.,
Seem arb Sbierper, tpelhes @latt
Giger1titm oes Sefretdrs 7onicls
pon Marine Tepartemcnt lit.
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Sliihe teigcn rapib.
Serbdnsnispoae llcberidlmemmnng
orpbt Taripn Guuntp in Cbip.

0iarion @, 81. TGr5. 0iorion
Gountp orobt cine perhangnisuole
llcberid)pemmling. Shon iteben Die
8cleiic Der Columbus, 9eloipore &
Warion 3raction Cine sipiid)en No.
rion ltnb Broipect inter Waiier unb
Der Scioto uno nnoere 6liiiie in ie-
ner 8egeito iteigcn rapio. getpobner
bon Erofpect uno Ga Gue perIaiien
heute ibre Sduier imo iu6en iihere
Gldse auf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-27

OCT I II, -. Wtur6. ueDeI SpHf
BON. Wfebr nls 100 garbs beutifer
SdiitensrGben nahe ct. Glpi iino
BON ben Sriten seiprengt iuprben,
mie bic amtlihc slnfiinbisnns bes
Sentiden Sanptqnartiers lnntet.
NeitprenRiid)c Gcsimenter iuarerl
crfolgreidl in Der @iebcrcinnabmc
Der glrtiaerie geubahtmnssitellnn-
gen, Die bic Seutid)en am 20. NGrs
in Der NGbe bon Wpfrspese am 9sa.
roes See Der rniiiidlen isront ucr-
loren batten.
gerlin, 27. WGrS, iiber Sap.
Dille. ariessforrcippnbenten an Der
rmiiiiden 5ront erflGren iibcrein-
itimmenb, baf Die &erlnite Der rni-
iiiheu 3rnppen selegentlidD ibrer
leeten Sffeniipe erihrefenb seiuden
ieien. 8elesentlidl iol bic rniiiife
Mrtiaerie anf lire eigenen Snfaute.
riefulpnnen seihpiien baben, MIR,
nm lie npran sn treibcn.
Bon rniiiihen 8efangenen lit bic
GrflGrnns abscseben uprbcn, bak
JIG uun ibrem Sffisieren nnter Nm
uenbnns brntaler Mittel sestumngcn
,purSen, in bic @efed)tslinie borun-
rIfen. Gon einem Reaiment famen
nnr fanm 250 Mann ans Der Ittafe
snrnf. Gs beiFt, bnf bas critic iibi.
ride Mrmcefprps iibcrbampt nidt
mebr beitebt.
Sie @irfnnscn ocs SanflbpDtfrie.
ges.
9onoon, 81. Mdrj. Ser frnn-
;oiiiGe 3ampfer Sebe, Elm SGifi
con 1894 Sonncn, DER britiId)c 9ant-
pier Gerne unb britiide 9anpfer
&aarton, leeterer bon @ltll, iino Der
icnft fporben. Iannifaften Ser 0e.
6c unb Gcrne iino gelanbet noroen
3tpei Mnnn BON Ser 9aortoon inn
iotpeit gelonbet ipproen, bod fpirb be,
fiird,tet, oaB Der Reit bon neun peite,
rcn Wanni6aften ertriurfen lit.
Slopo beriftet, oaB Der llntergnitl
oes Sanpfers Cecilia burh cine Ni.
ne peranlnBt porocn it,
Ter Barrier Nadmittassberid)t.
Baris, p. Wdr5. SSnfanterie.
gefedte habcr pGbrcno Der Raht i'm
9faume bon 8eronn nid]t ftottgefun
cen, mic am beutigen gtahmittag Dor
Der fran5Oiiid1en Sront beridtet miro
Oeitlih bon Der Waas mar Ole Ia.
tigfeit Der slrfincrie aiif beioen Sci.
TEN an Der 2irie 5piifen 9ouaii'
mont uno Saur iebr heftig. @eitlid
pom Sli,ile perlicf bie No6t perbGlt
uisnoBig rlibig.
gritiides Eriienserift entideibet.
9onoon, p. W16rS. Ii6tel
gpons, Der goriisenoe oes Briienge
rifts, hat oen Sffi5ieren unb Mann
id]aften oes Silfsfreu3ers Garmanic
2115 Vfuno Sterling fiir bas Ser
! ienfen bes beuti6en SilfsfreuSer:
Gop Srofaleor in iiioamerifaniiher
9etpGiiern i'm Septeniber 1914 sll
seipro1en. gs iit bies Die critic Gnt
ideioung, Die iid) auf 9eutebesiigt
aus Der Iiifbrireling feinblid)el
Sd,iffe tp1brenb bieics 9rieges be
5ieht.
ariessrnt Der IlIiierten in Sisnns
Garis, p. War;. Die aonfe
rens Der @nteiltein6d)te, bic tpintigite
Die ieit glusbruh oes &riegs itottge
fiuioen bat, iit belite i'm Sotei bes 0e
niiteriiin1s bes slusportigen eroiine
fDoroert. in oem i6on 10 niele oipIo
n,atiihen @erionntlungen bon inter
notionoler @ebeutuns itottseflinSei
bdben.
Ser @erbanblungseegenitanb Del
eriten Sislitg lit Die ariegsInge
lleber Die gin3elbeiten perLalte
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Strfifbrobnng niibtc.
Seibenarbeiter in 1aterion erbalten
qcmiinidlten Ycnnitunbentaa.

8oteripn II, q. s, %. WGrs.-
Sffi5iell ipuroe bier belte befonnt
eegeben, bab Die Silf DfaniiIoetu.
rers' giiociation bonn 8. gpril an
ben neiinitiinoisen Mrbeits-5ag elm.
fiibren iperoc. Die slrbeiter, Die
lest 10 Stinben orbeiten, orobtcn
nit Streif. ipenn ihre syorberunee1
nid)t betuilist tperben ioIlte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-27

''ioJi-r wi SI pStDi, OdD NNpIlllS oNti-
Gener, GaOorno, General Sir Saig
uno Der neue fron5oiii6e &riegsniili-
tier, General Hoalics 9lnipradcn ge-
balten bnben. Gie notwithstanding
miro Der gripdgilng Der lpirtidoftli.
hen Silfsquel1en ser 9lliierten &c.
pibmet lei.
Glf Sotc bel llntergamg Der Winnca.
pplis.
2onoon, 81. 0tGr5. $0icr miro
aneefiinoigt, bab eli Gcrionen ihren
900 fnnben, als Ser britiid)e Oampier
Otinneapolis, Der friiber i'm 9icnitc
5piI6en 9oit6on unb Stem gorf Itano,
in Der pprigcn @o6c i'm Wdttelmccr
perienft puroc.
WforieiIle, 81. Wdr5. Ter
britiihe Solnpfcr 0ttnneopolis lit am
lestcn Wfitttpod, ourd Elm Sauhbuot
perienft ipprbcit, mic &apiton 9ibbp
pom britii6cn 9alnpfer 2eiccitcribire,
Der bier bon 9fongoon angcfontn1cn
lit, meloet.
Ser &apiton beriftet, oub cr onl
genunnten Gage i'm gtittelntcer orabt-
loie Silferitfe erbielt, Die babin laltte-
ten, bab Der 0an1pfer ipeben torpc-
oiert morben unb I'M Sil1fen begrif-
ZEN lei. 9ibbps 0ampfcr elite inter
gonbunlpf gum @eiItnno Der Winnen-
polls, fam ober 5lt ipdt, bcin Oos
S6iff mar bereits geIiinfen. Tas
Sdidial Der 0fallnidluft mar Dem
aapitGn ni6t bcfannt. Die Dtinnea-
polls ipar cit Gampfer Don 1888
Sonnen llno 1900 in 9elfaIt gcbaili
iDoroer.
9onbon, 81. Wdr5. 9lopo be-
ri4tet, bob Der britiid)e Iampfcr sSe-
nan @ribge ebenfaIls burf Elm oeilt.
ihes Sard)boot perienft, Die Wfanll-
id]aft aber gerettet tpuroe. G5 NOR
elm Sdiff BON 1888 Sonnen uno ge.
bortc ilah 9onoon 3ulett flibr Der
Sampfer am Is. 0far5 nod Sua ub
Ger britiid)e 2antpfer ct. Gccilio
bon Yortlolo, Wfaine, Iia6 2oroor
lt1iterDcgs, lit, rpie aus Tooer al
Slopo beridtet miro, pcrienft porocn
Gie @onnidnft tpurbe gerettet. Se,
0ompfer fptroe crit i'm Sabre 1918
IN 8rennof gcbaut ltnb gebortt
nod Glasgow.
Sentihes Sorpcbuboot uirb permist
9on6on, q. Wl4rs. Gin oerlt
ihes 3orpeboboot miro ieit Dem See
eefeht perrliBt, Dos allf ben britiiher
Suftiiberfaa nlif Die ihlespigi6l
&iiite folgte, tpie einc anttlide bent
id)e Wteloung lautet, Die bier OH
orahtloiem @ege eingetroffen lit. 9it
geodridt bot folgenoen @ortlallt:
Ser slngriff britii6er Wfarine
flieger auf Die norofrieiii6e &iiite ii
elm poaitdnoieer 6ebIi6lag gerpeien
3Dei beitiidte 5iidbontpfer, oi'
@oftOienit perribteten, fielen Del
britii6en S6iffen gum Spfer.
Yltniere Ninrii1eflieger griffen oil
britiiffn ariegsfabr5euge on ltni
botten mebrere Sreffer 5r per5ei6
men, 5untal lie einen Sorpeooideel
crnitlid) beifaoigten. Bon ben Shif
fen, Die mir iofort aiisianoteu. faue1
MIR ipenige NIT ben iif 5iiriid5ieben
ben Seinb in Der &adlt pom %. gun
26. Mdr5 in 9eriibrung. gines Die
ier 9oote lit nod nif,t suriidsefebrt
Die Sirfei melbet nmtlid.
| aonit ON n opel, q. Wtdrj
Die folgenbe WeitteiIune ipuroe bic
bonn tiirfiiheil &rieesolnte peroffeltt
liht:
nsSrof Sront: Sic Gage lit iinper
dnoert.
,,4oitfaius. .Sroirt: slm 25. WGr
pilrbe cine aus aonollerie uno Sn
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,3ipei &unben ertrnnfen.

Gonitontine, Wi6. q.
Wors. 2lopb gorfes, s, unb 2lopS
gierce, Is Sobre oft, beibe bon So
nes, Gob Gouittp. bro4en ge'tern
burh oos Gis bes geor.Sees onrh
unb ertronfen. Grit alB bic anaben
niht gum Ibenbbrot beinlfonten, be.
gam man nod ibnen 81 iuden urio
funb ibre 2ei9en i'm @aiier.
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(5orticsuas nuf seite 81
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Rene Gaits efnhliert.

sSelohauptauartier Der ainerifolti.
iden grpebition Golonio 9ubIan,
Wer., 26. 0iar8. Ser 4eroplon nod
6 Ium b Il s, 81. 80, 81. Mors.
General gerihtng COB geitern bic gr.
ri9tung elmer neuen @oiis CUR Ser.
folgiins 8iaa's befonnt. Gie 3pcite
Bats iit niel nober Der @egenb, nod
Der lid, Der Botbit suriifsieben ioa,
ols es bos olte 6elobaiiptauartier 1T.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-27

9tr einsige fdsriobe oei,f.
F6e Seitnne in 2ai6igan,
rpeco6e sic 9eperBen ser
AT. 3reGe 6rinst.
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8erettete Nmerifaner.

8aris. -. W1r5. grofeiior
Saines @alopin llno Satin fiiib &C.
rettet tporben, ipic onttlif ongcfiiil.
bigt miro. Sic befinben iih in @inle-
reur nahe @oiIlogne. gliaabefb golb.
min, ibre 5odter, trug idlimne Ser.
lesungen bopon unb lit in einem So
ipital in @imereur Soiilob @rnti-
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Sfuetfclbnfte Stanfen.

Ibgefeben bon Der unrrlittelboren
@erfolsiing 8iaa's fonae,1triert lid,
heute ons 2SSntereiie ouf) nod orf Die
Sage in ben Stonten Durango unb
Goabiila. es beitebt foum nod
SrDeifel, bab Die BiGa Gnb1naer IN
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
Deadly RsIndrops.

The fiereest bombardment eenceiv-
able would not be nearly so destructive
TO human life as an ordinary shower If
1t were not for the protective covering
of our atmosphere. We live, move and
have our being at the bottom of an air
room 40 miles or more deep. There
fore, we are safe, not only from fall
ing raindrops, but from meteorites and
other wandering bodies from outer
space. But, suppOsing that 1t were
possible for human beings to exist in
an atmosphere that rose only to
few feet above their heads, and that
stormelouds could form in the region
outside such a lowgrade atmosphere,
then every raindrop would prove as
fatal to earthly creatures as if IL were
steel bullet fired from dynamite
gun. As 1t is, however, the resistance
of our atmosphere so materially re-
duces the rate at which the raindrops
fall that they are harmless; though
were it not for the hindrance they en-
counter from the air each drop would
fall with velocity great enough to
penetrate the full length of grown
mans body.
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
INCREASE FLOCK OF LAYERS
keeping-Poor Hens Are EiabI-
ity-keep an Account.

The average farmer might find it
desirable to increase the size of the
flock of hens While most farmers
have little time To devote 10 poultry
raising yet their families may attend
to the fowls and see that they are
well cared for and protected
The usual advice" to poultry rails
ers to begin with few hens is sound.
But on most farms the women and
girls have had the responsibility of
the flock for years and most of them
could we'll afford to increase the num-
Der of laying hens.
Range is very important for poul-
try. But range alone Is not enough.
The fowls must have feed and shelter
when they need them.
When one is about to increase the
number of hens 1t is well to see that
those kept are worth keeping. Poor
hens are not an asset; they are gen
orally n liability.
1t may not be possible to tell when
hens age worth keeping and when they
should be sold In fact this will be
impossible unless records are kept.
But no chances should be taken ON
very old hens or hens that have never
shown their worth as layers It will
be safer to keep pullets
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
Dry-F eed Hopper.

corn, wheat, steeI-eut oats, millet seed,
etc, or commercial chick food In II
light litter, such is hay chaif
). Feed a mash rich in protein which
contains per cent beef scraps after
the chicks are two weeks old. and 10
per cent after they are three weeks
old, or give mash of finely ground
grains, cornmeal oatmeal or wheat
bran.
&. Give an abundance of green food,
as short grass ON the sod, young oats
or rye, lettuce or cabbage leaves.
Z Keep the surroundings free from
filth. Clean coops and yards frequent
ly to prevent droppings from contain
mating the food.
s. If You can get sour milk regu-
larly feed 1t. DO not alternate sweet
and sour milk This will put the di-
gestiye system out of order in few
days.
9. Keep off lice by a liberal use OF
insect powder Grease the head slight
~ with eottonseed oil, yaseline or lard.
Do mol overdo 1T any one time.
10. Remember you can do more to-
ward making good fowl during the
first ten days of its life than during
any 10 days ufterWard
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
The Penalty

Senator Fall was talking In New
York about the Mexican situation.
This imbroglio," he said, disgust
eddy. abiding to an earlier phase.
was due to Observation-Disclosures. Well,
Observation-Disclosures in affairs of state
gets punished as sharply as in affairs
of love.
Il once knew an absent-mnded dry
goods clerk who was in love with a
spirited girl. He took her hand one
night and droned:
Dear, dear little hand l wonder
i wonder and then his absent
mindedness got is work in. and he
said
II wonder if ii viii washY
THE girl gave sudden start.
NO George She Kissed. 1t won't
wash and I may as well tell you. too,
that Fl won't cook, or sweep. or darn
socks either. Good evening ? -
Washington Star.
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
TIE WAY TO RAISE DALLAS
By HENRI REAUTIEN,

A good dahlia must bloom from July
until frost. and If it does not, discard
it. l saw some beautiful flowers on
some plants in July and August, very
. double, fine striped. BY the middle of
, October the flowers We're half the size +;
what were striped before. at that time
We're of one color, and nearly single.
We had keynes White for several
years; 1t grew four feet tall; last
year it grew eight and ten feet. A
plant like that is no more good.
Bahlias can be grown from seeds !;
they grow stronger than from cuttings
and roots, only 1t Is hard to find good
seeds. now we are in the cheap-seed
| business; but the man who has Il good
article does not sell 25-cent packages
for 10 cents.
IF you want dahlia roots for next
year, plant them in small pots and let
them remain all summer. Keep them
over winter like old roots, and start
them again in the spring. l do not
say this is absolute, but it is the best
way to raise dahlias so far.
The specialist does it, and it is my
| experience since 1861
1t is claimed by dahlia growers that
dividing the roots will degenerate al
most all varieties; that is the reason
we have so few good flowers.
OF course, a good many will believe
that cutting will not flower and
make roots to keep over winter, but
it is true; they We're raised that way
many years age, and that is the way
they are raised today in England,
| France, Germany and other countries
except the United States.
1t is the reason, too, that the Amer
! leans do not care much for the dahlia /;
they have been deceived too much.
They buy old roots and get an old,
degenerate plant, sometimes six feet
tall and more, and not blossom In
| sight.
In October, when the nights are cool,
the degenerate shows buds, and if the
frost does not catch them, they will
flower, maybe two weeks, and the
/ flower will be deficient in color and
size.
They blame the weather, ETC. it is
not the weather altogether, but the
mode of planting.