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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
BIBLE CLASS HAS
BIG MEMBERSHIP
REnARKABLE INCREASE IN At
or MEN AT VANCE
MEmoRIAL.
CLASS Receives Interesting Letter Prom
Who IL in London.

me Mems Bible class Of the Vance
memorial Presbyterian church A.
NvuusdAe, has made a remarkabI-
SroWth IN The attendance for the u.nDfb
- January over that OF the same month
-. year. the average attendance hayfrr-
.g,H increased from 90 Co lg2. The az
t'h'hncr Tor the month lust closed r..-
sunday WAS as follows Janusrv > ~,
ehuafJ y. lA- January rs. lI2. .Ianuary
49, and January 80. IFS. \ total Or
D-Nt An4 different men have attended
LING me month just closed and over
Hail OK tho members OF tie cIasq r. .1
the honor roll.
Following the regular class ua.,t,r
,~"Hpu'ltu hN the t,Ihc.r. Alfred pauII
.'IGay morning. Frank Ryder. presi-
cog lNe class, read a letter which H.
mad Just received from Ar. AleN p,vtr-
Htmber OF the class. who is now fr
ENN4ph, t~ransuctlnE business An al. tn
.,lIt ~ lhe HuztI-AtlaS tilaSg Corn
Pahy MT. Paxton said that IA. Erfftsh.
~ L9uhlhg Tor zeppelin raids and thst
IN. CITY D. kept I'm darkness during M.
Hie"'5 an OF the lights being turned
vuI He said that the British are f.f.r
mined % continue the war 10 "a r,tsb
'u spytklng 81 the country no said maj
''ihs l7 green. Hs though fb.
iIlIs OF lhe Year were at hand Nj
, HNlon conveyed his best wishes q, -,s
.'"'h'r ana tho members OF th- cIqss 90
'h'lF continued Success Al tr. cr.s.
J iht reading OF the letter AIR. Paxfar.q
sung. was
An members OF the class wore .v-.-4
~ an invitation bl AR. Aimed p,5r 81.
t ." az nus nome ora Thursday .y.u-
u- az hawthorne Court. and take rarr
'''N practice. az the close az
WHO" q social time VIII be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
WARRINGTON

WASHINGTON. W. Va, Jan. 80
Harry Anderson f. home from W. v. L.
! for sunday with his parents.
~Gwcndolcn J. Hanlcy IL spending the
weekend with her sister Margaret al
the Normal dormitory.
Miss Elizabeth Warden. who hns
bbcn quite IN for several weeks IS i'm
proving.
T. O.. Funk. OF M~oundsviIe. was q
business visitor here last evening.
Mrs. 9. g. Wells entertained the Non
de-Script club ar the Arlington hoteI.
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Bennett is substituting Tor
one Of the teachers az Metz.
G @ Cochrane rcturncd from Pitts
business visitor.
Harry Gump left yesterday for his
home in Tulsa Okla. being called her.
by the death OF his mother.
T. ". Floyd. who has been critically
il for the past Few weeks. r. able 10 ei-
pa a short time now.
Russell Furbec. Harold Barrett Fin
met Quirk. VIM. Jennings. Edwin Snod-
grass. Harvey Iurbec and Miss Farncre
Furbec. students az W v. L.. az Nforgar-
town. are home for "A short vacation be
tween scmcstcrs.
j. d Hickman WAS a business visitor
az Metz yesterday.
Little Elizabeth sturen - able % b.
ont after an attack Of grippe.
Dee Arnett. OF Rymer. IL a business
visitor lu town.
u J. Sturm and Charles Ryan were
business visitors al the county seat yes
terday.
The funeral Of J. p Mari vas borl
sunday afternoon NJ o p. m. from IN.
VI D. church. IN charge OF the Masonlc
lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
MOUNDSVILLE BOYS
GET TRIAL TODAY
n CHARGED WITH RoBBrNo TWO
HoHES. SATURDAY AFrERNooN.
said 20 Have Confessed Crimes. ana
Other Charges May he Preferred
Against rhem-Mounds-
VILE News.

Virgil Kirkpatrick and Peter Lucas.
Two young Moundsville lads. were taken
INTO custody at that place Saturday AZ
~ternoon. on a charge OF rObbinE two
MONIES at the Mound city. The two
youths are now confined in the Marshall
county Jail. and their case will be given
attention to-day in Squire r.. NJ. Lewis
court The lads are charged with tax
ing a p~ocketbook containing s. from "A
residence on jefferson avenue. and an
other pocketbook from the home OF Mr..
bonar. on Washington avenue. shortly
after they had been taken into custody
they both acknowledged the thefts. the
authoritles say. Both lads have been In
similar trouble previous Co this. Several
times the boys have been taken from the
county jail and pat IN the custody OF
citizens Of MoundsVille. In order that
they may lead a straightforward life.
but their efforts proved Of no avail.
both boys, IL Is understood. have other
serious charges pending against them.
ana II Is likely that when the case comes
up to-day. Squire Lewis viii await an
order from the Judge Of the Marshall
county circuit court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

70 is when you have "a severe sold
That you Will appreciate tho good quail.
Ties Of Cham b'riala.s Cough Remedy.
Mrs b. IL Shaoklefpu. ClaIvIcks. ~.
S.. sage OF am pleased fo say tha,
DhamDerlalr's Cogrlt Remedy BIAS
been used hy myself and children. and
D have found 70 beneficial in relieving
throat irritation. H-uaraeuta4 and i1
curing "a cold I cannot speak too
SHY lu praise of such q valuable and
reliable medicine DNta.rabI. every.
v lcre-Adv.
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went an operation for appendicitis az the
Glendale hospital Is getting along nice
~.
William White Of Clarksburg Is spend
ing several days here at his home on
Tomlinson avenue
Edward Bowers IS able TO be about
again after a confinement at his home
on Lafayette avenue with the grip.
Miss Lillian Brantncr Of Fourth
street is quite ~ with the grip.
Miss Helen Pickett OF Bellairc. Ohio.
spent sunday with friends here.
Charles McCombs. who is employed at
Wellsburg. is spending several days here
visiting with his parents.
Mrs. j. W. Powell Is quite III at her
home on Tenth street.
Mrs. Mamie Walk. who recently un-
derWent an operation at the Glendale
hospital was able 20 be brought TO her
home here saturday.
J. II. Hood who has been seriously IN
"a; the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Luther
Billiter was not much improved yester-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
M'MECHEN


The Peoples party held "A primary
election here Saturday. at which time
a ticket was nominated for the regu-
lar city election which Will be held on
Tuesday. March e The vote was cN-
c~cptionally light and but little interest
was taken ia the primary. The ticket
was nominated as follows: +. Keller.
mayor. Chester Hardesty. chief OF poo
lice, John Ntllsrs. recorder: j. IL. Siburt.
j. Warner. Fred NIemau. u. e.. ElIom.
Thomas sharp. O.. BALES and W. Kel-
Ter. The executive elected
Saturday - composed OF Clark Schaf-
Ter. r. l.. Shaw and e. Downing.
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lion as butcher for Winter Bros. butch
..r. OF Ilm Grove.
MI.. LluI Patterson has resigned her
posi- ton with tho Cecil umb Co.,. az
..lm Grove
Mrs John stamm. OF Fulton. ls COM
70 her homo with ara attack of tne
Erlppc.
Mrs Anton Ulobcre0n Is confurd 90
her home .n '-0rwood Heights Uu &C.
count OF L're.a
I.la .rf. futile Ir. son Of Nf- and
Mrs. E..rHnrfH IuffIa. ST.. uf i..n
wood. who llf been lI OF tho home or
uie parents. with pneumonia. is iuprly-
irE nicely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

Tho last sad rites Tor tho late David
, Mccain. hichly respected citizen or
This city. who died very suddenly %
chronic heart trouble Thursday even
IH-. were held sunday afternoon az %
o'clock a. the First NJ b. church. fol-
LOWING hrlgf services az the late resi-
thur LaaDuby. pastor ~ the church.
.n...nfrd and fhs services were largely
attended Dos Borrowing friends and roIa-
UFrs lut,rw'ut was ln the MoAIcchon
..m.I.r.-
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Aggie Society Met.

me Marshall county Aggie society
h'ld "a largely attended and ~cnthuSias-
uc business meeting Saturday afternoon
~ me Mercantile bank building. at
Mhlyh time reports for the last years
Work were submitted According TO
the reports tho ~County's wealth was in
creased Slb.uh5 during the year. The
pan Tor this years work was adopted
by the society. The plan includes great
or s~Nperimcntal work than was taken
up last wear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

When In attempting to round the cor
ner from Lafayette avenue onto sixth
street. saturday evening. Ur. NJ. T.
COMPTON, OF this city. had his Oakland
machine damaged TO the extent OF about
NsV when II skidded into a tree In front
or Mrs. Amelia karchcr s residence. The
'front.' part OF the machine. including ths
wheels and TENDERS. wa badly dnuaged
ne car was removed 20 tho Perkins gar,
age shortly after the accident occurred.
Mhere IL VIII undergo repairs. DR.. Comp
ton was considerably shaken up when
the machine hit the tree. but was not
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Noiflc. aged and highly re-
sp"Cted citizen OF this city who sue
,umb'd az the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Lukcus Of this city. early
Saturday morning. viii nc hold this aft
'rnoUu nr o'clock at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. stella Murriu. No. 1929
bod street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
REVEALS win coutinu..

The biz religious campaigns being
waEcd by Tho ministers and coucre'
cations 90 tho First NJ T. and Chris
flHn. churchs- her. viii continue during
This week. Services VIII us held each
evening az 1880 o'clock and an are ,N-
tended hearty welcome 90 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

Fttteen new members OF the Church
OF God hcrc wer, baptized IN the river
az b wharf landing The haptismal
services were I'm charge OF the Rev.
Charles Bennington and an extra large
congregation gathered az the rivcrfront
10 watch the ceremonies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
One Drunk Arreated-

on" lone offender viii face Mayor
Evan q Roberts this morning IN police
court Tie was arrested iu the east end
~ town late Saturday nigh bN Oniccr
Nldder On a plain drunk charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
UNLESS WILSON CONSENTS To
RUN THEY CANNOT ELECT
DELEGATES TO THE
CONVENTION.
Situation In Republican Ranks Is Not
So ~PerpIeSing- General News
of Ohio.
intelligence Bureau.
Columbus, O.. January 20.

Columbus, o.. January 30.
h Democratic state central COM
mittee will hold another meeting Feo-
ruary . for the purpose OF hearing a
report from National Committeeman
r.. IL. Moore and former Mayor y. ID.
Baker. OF Cleveland. who were author
lied to confer with President Wilson
in Cleveland relative to formally filing
his name as a candidate for president
in this state. The Democratic leaders
admit that unless Wilson makes a FOR
NAL declaration OF his candidacy, II
will be- impossible for Ohio Democrats
to elect delegates and alternates TO the
Democratic national convention pledg-
ed to his support
The new primary law. for which he
Democrats are responsible. provides
hat delegates and a~lternates must be
elected at primaries. Each candidate
for delegate and alternate must declare
his first and second Choises for presi-
dent. No n can become a candidate
for delegate or alternate and specify
HIS preference for a presidential a
didate unless the presidential candi-
date gives his consent. Thus. unless
President Wilson gives his written
consent. no one can he chosen as a del
egate or alternate pledged to his sup
port. n no primary Is held. a mass
or delegate convention probably will
have TO be held. and although the del
egates chosen at this convention to
represent Ohio in the Democratic ma
tional convention. will not have been
chosen according TO the law OF the
state they will 20 TO the convention
and allow II to decide on their eligi-
billy 10 sit as delegates.
Not P~erplesing.
The situation in the Republican
ranks Is not at all perplexing. Former
Senator T. r. Burton. Of Cleveland,
Ohio's candidate for president, will for
mally himself as such. II
is very unlikely. however. that Ohio
delegates will have any second choice.
Still they may. as Justice Hughes and
Senator Elihu Root are both popular
In this state. 10 is said that Senator W.
r. Borah. OF Idaho. has refused To file
a declaration of his candidacy here.
The primary law has been attacked
by former Senator J. B. Foraker. who
says he Will not become a candidate
for delegate ar large 10 tho Republican
national convention unless the law is
oyerridden. As he Is opposed 10 declar-
ing his preferences for presidential
candidates. He j. not favorable 10
Burton and naturally is not disposed
TO pledge himself 20 30 10 the national
convention and work IN his behalf.
Mr.. Foraker also has criticised the
recent referendum by which the
Sprague eerrymauler act. passed by
the legislature. was overridden by the
people. Foraker says that when rhe
legislature serrymandered the districts
II was acting as an agent of the fed
eral government and the people Of a
state cannot override the acts or tht
federal government through a refer<n.
dunn. II Foraker's contention IS up
held. n the referendum IS declared
void. tho Sprague law will become Of.
tective and f.a number OF Republican
districts viii be increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

John A. Poliud. OF ChnIcothe. was
elected president. and J. G. Jean secre-
tSfy ana treasurer. al the meeting or
the Ohio State Water Works Assoriatto,
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
OHIO PRIMARY LAW PLACES
DEMOCRATS IN A PREDICAMENT

several Inspectors IN tho dairy and food
tpaftment viii lose their positions
TTh'esh they were regarded experts.
me department will be greatly hamper-
ed. 10 Is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31

StAte Senator II. l.. suffer. OF CIeve-
ANA, mas announced his candidacy ro-
.he DEMOCRATIC nomination for neuten-
ant governor.
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To FOrtify The system Against Grin

fOEAiy me system Against Grip
Mhen Grip is prevalent LAXATIVE
.LpNp glINlNE should be taken. a.
this combination OF Dufnfrs vftE h-
.redlents. destroys germs. acts as a
Aonlc ana LAXATIVE and thus keeps he
Stth IN condition 20 withstand colds.
Grip and Influenza. Th.r. III Crfv -.
hL-DNlo RIlNINE" r.. W. GROVES
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. + x T f A T r F.


'N .ftuafI au..raH of M century star
jung Dorothy uHnunNV and nrfrfnaf
The ErrlfrHf stage aHrrr-n evrr
shown.
Peri Hf I.Ir ITr. rIr. rrr
fni .t p POOL Admission. Irc.
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Elm IisbIins der 9einftmeeher.

Der SoIat. Der gerooe CUR Cons
merseit ouf Der Spsiieturts cine MIDI
tise Hole ipislt. tit BON oItersber Der
2isbIins Der 6einfamsder se4peien,
bic ibn in Sah!!oieu Sobrsoen feiers
ten. 9obsn ocd1 iton Die alien Pbis
Iolpgen aus elmer STEELE bss 2ucian
Sen SdluB 9s3ogsn, hab bic SITTER
@rieheuIanos dubsr ihrem Rettdr
uno ambroiia nod SoIat aenofsn, ia
naB Sebe narin germ oes Guten gu
niel tot; bel 8lautus rehnet Elm
Genner oas .&raut nit Gig uno
SolS" 81 ben .tonigIihsn Speiisu".
tpGbreno Ser 8biIpiopb 4riitprsnos
bon Gprens altdeIib Der Rutter grs
be fir Sen ngrinen auhen" bantte,
0en lie ibm in ihrer Site oils bod
fen @snub fps.iott. Sn Der RE
nniHonee fano Der 3idtct MoI;a isis
men piiroigertn Stoff fir Elm spifdes
0eeidt ais oen Saldt. dIs osfsn Grs
finpsr CT a0am i'm 4draOieie prstif
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urb bon Dem er Iogt. 2orbeeren, Mbrz
ten unb alIe onberen gefeierten .8e@
mile" miiBten ibren Hubm an Den
Solat bingeben, Ter mebr Slid unb
5reu0e bereite, als lie aae. Gang
beionoere 8rGfte freiii6 mics Der
fpri6n0rtlih 3eporOene ,Salat bss
YapItes Sirtus w." ouf, ben biefer
sinem ormsn 6reano aIs 6eilmitteI
ianbte unb Der ouf ieinem 8oben et>
ne nit 3edinen geipidte 8Orfe entz
belt.
4u9 fpdter srtlin9t Dos YreisIieb
bes Sulates. Oa finbet Elm Ybilo>
iopb in Der 80TtIi9feit oiefer Spei=
fs ben belten Sepsis fir Die Npts
penbisteit bes oegetariiden lebens.
unb Roufeau. ser oen SoIot nur
BON Den aarten 9dnosn zines NAB
6ens apii9en Is ano 20 Sabren
b~sreitet piiIen wollte. iie1t in ieinsr
8ertilgung elm 9auptmittel ge9en
@raufamfeit lnb 8luteier. ,Bas
sibt es 80itlideres als einen srinen,
frii6en uno idmadboften Saiat",
ruff Don Quirote aus, ais ibn Ger
pontes 10 ipeiie 8emertungen iiber Die
&unit Der Slide MAIDEN Idbt. Sn
Srantrei6, benz tlahifhen Qdnbs oes
Saldts. mo es beibt. poB elm 9uter
5ran3pie nun 3ipei Soeiien Hotie boz
be, Suppe uno Salat, b1ben Iih eroz
Re Gslebrte Iber bic Bette 3ubereie
tung bieies Hotionolg>ri9tes Den
&opf 5erbro6en, unb es fam gu einem
eolsn Dettitreit sniId)en ben beioen
beriibmten Gbemitern Gourcrob unb
GhoptaI, rpsr oos bsi.e Heoept ansd>
be. Gbaptal iiegte.
Der sefeiertite SoIottiinitIer aber
NOR Der .grobe Goubel", Der ben
&uItus bisiss Gsridtss pGbreno Der
frana0iifden Rspolutiun nod @nes
lano bradte. 4ls bIutarser Gmis
grant f!ii6tete er nab 2onoon; Der
pornebms Nriftotrot tpnnte nur Gins:
mad Der bomali9en fran5piiihen no
be ben Salat outs idmadbafteite uno
sisrlifits 3ubereitsn. Dieie STUNT be-
eeiitsrte bic 8riten 10. bab ie i'm
ipie Elm Wunber o%nitounter. Sm eli
esnsn Wogen fubr er Dor Diner su
Diner, erbislt fir bic 3ubereitung
elmer sin5ieen portion SuIat 10
@uinsen uno mar 10 beihdfti9t, ooB
er Iid ale IuftrGss neni9'tens cine
Wphe fribsr srhitten mubte unb auf
hieIe 0eiie gum reiftn Manne ipurs
Sc. Iuh Teutihlono butte oomals
eine .SlIuttinIfIsrin". gs mar sic
idone Mooame 9rdte. bic 0irt;n
beg 6ptsls sur Staot Rpm, oss be-
iteE GdithoTes in Berlin I'm 1870;
iebss 9iidselprd6 on ilser pieIbes
iuhtsn SafeI p%erituulmte uno mohte
Der gefpunosrune glas. rpenn tie bic
laneen tpeibsn 6dnbitube. in benen
tie gegeffen bate. ableete mo Bot,
man mDge fe ni6t itrren, penn iols
Der Solat eluder. onun Miife fe ith
qan, unaeteilt ieiner 8ersituna fpios
men. Der Sarpn Gderit, Elm 6ein.
ihmedsr, BEN mir cine LANCE aelehrs
te Ibbonoluno ibsr zen SdIat Ders
onntsn. GubsrE Iih Ii. q. foIgenoers
mobsn: -Tlit aaem @s;Iie. Den ma
hohsa moe, lift I q eben'o freni9 ME
nit nGtr 4sishsit ausin in fannie.
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Die Monr.

Gs puroe bsreits onrauF binees
nieIen, boB unter ben fir bic Spms
msrtlsiber %peripanoten Stoffen nsben
ben sstupftsn uno tarierten oor al
lem bic geitreiFten am msiiten bepors
suas peroen, unb totidhlih iiebt
mon bic seitreiiten aleiosr. in alien
m0eIidsn Observation-Disclosures. bes
rsits in folder SiGIs, boB tie. 10
iIeioiam iie limb, idpsrlih nod
lonee ibrsn erlten Ylob beboupren
iperoen. llrIpriinglid 1T pobI bic
Gtrsifenmobs bisiss Sommers fir
bic oleemsins 9rodt ouf bic &c.
f~treiften Sporttoftiime 5uratsufuhs
r.n. benin bel Der INNER mebr gu.
n%ebmsnoen @orIisbe Der S%rauenpeIt
fir ben Sport 1T es nur natiirlid.
boB bic Sporttlsibsr sinsn tpeIsnts
Iihen Ginflub ouf bic oueemelne
Mobe ousiiben. Dieter Ginflub it
10 erob. boB moi tatiddlid. abgeie'
ben bon ben formeuen Radmittagss
unb Ibenbtleibern, tuum nod cine
firenee llnterideioung apiiden
Spprttleibern uno fnIGca fir ben
oaesmsinen Gebrnu6 pOrnebmsn
tam.
Nls Elm nsitsrss 8sifpiel fir bi.
pbsn dusQefp,o d)ene Tatiahe liefern
uns bic %ieibeinn SeriepsSoden. pi.
onfonas aud nur fir ben Sport
hrous9ebradt purosn, isBt obsr
iiberou, in unbs9reuSter 3obl uno
in ben mannigfaItHiisn Gorbsn unb
Sdaitten getrneen tperbsn. Sbrs
srpbe geIiebibeit 1T burh bic I'm.
oebinberte getpequnasfreibeit. bic 10.
ppbl Sdnitt ipis Bacterial aepob'
linicre SdluittmuIer.
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1 ~ own.-2

1776. - gu bieTem ainoeriI.ios
den purbe ipeiBsr Gbolie nit blous
e n 9upfen bertpanbt. bod lam man
es oud aus 9inqbom, Gbambrsp,
2innen. BATH pber Qopn anfertis
osn. Sir Wefte unb RodponsI,
Grooen unb 6Irtel Tam nan einen
tpntraitiertnosn Gtoff pGblen. Die
iuraen 6lnden6rmel Iinb iebr Bee
ouem fir belize Gage. SHUTTER in
bier @roben. fir 4. 6. s uno 10
Sabre. Gr~fproerli6 3 0arps BON
"A Son breitsm Stoff fir 6@Sobr'
GrObs.
1857 II. 1853. Oieies s,Idmads
role SommertIeio puroe aus 8eors
eettes Crepe 9eitrtist. nit Stidere'
als @arnitur. anbere paiienoe
Gtoffs Fno Seioensp oplin. 8dbar'
oine, Belle uuo gatiit. Die SoiIe
bat runoe Sotfteils, on pelhe Der
6oupttsiI otreibt 1T. Der Salsois'
itnitt 1T borne nisprig uno nit ei'
mem f,iden &roasn aus Spite sin:
oefaBt. Der Rod lit aus eiuem Spd
nit ponel perieben. unter pelhem
Ssisns uno RidentsiIe upa sereibt
Tno. SoiaenmuTter 1868 in feds
GroBsu. 30. 81. SO, IS. 40 uno AZ
3pa gruftmuB. Rodmufter 1857
in feds @rofen. %, "a, 20, %, 80
uub 80 SOL 1aiueumab. grfoT'
oerIih 77s Yaros pon 36snui9eu
Stoff fir mittlere grobs. lintsrs
Rodipsits s mo snei Gri.tsl gros.
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rem, CUR @eniise srtIdrt. Nud bier
finb bic m~siitsn WpoeIe geitreiit,
msiitsnS in isbr leuhtenpsn 6arben,
toh eibt es aud sinfarbi9e, Die oanu
nitt ieltel NIT geitreiften poer ta>
risrtsn Stoffsn eorRisrt iinb. Sms
mer iino bic Sod.n nit 8iirteln pers
febsn unb foft INNER NIT sroBen
Safden ouSseituttst.
1854. Oiefes Ilntertleib ftsnt
man am beiten aus Crepe, gotiit,
2opn, Hainioot ooer Ssioe Der.
gs if Elm febr bequemes Mobeq unb
Tam i'm &omifpl=Gffe an Der
Gmpirss SoineIinis gereibt nerhsn.
Dos 8ruftmaB 1T aus Spite. Stit.
tersi ober Qsrlen. Muiter in brei
gr0bsn. tIein. mitteIerob unb eroB,
GrforOsrIid 3A gorbs BON 36sOa.
etpff, fir M~ittslgrOBs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-18

einen auten Sniat gu bereiten; es
seb0ren erunoci6entiimIid bier5u
burdaus pier Meniden: Elm 8ers
ihnenber, Der Dos Oel gibt unO eiebt,
Elm @ei5bols fir ben GNig, Elm Weis
Ter sum SaI3 uno Elm Tarr gum
Wenben uno Men9en rer bier @lez
mente."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-18

Makes the iow'rs with rapt IRE
In the mesh = es of her
Tells me she is all my
She's my own, and hers am
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10
CABBAGE PRICE
Is LOOKING UP
TRUCK GROWERS PLEASED WITH AO-
VANCE TO TWELVE DOLLARS.
f, MADE LAST WEEK.

Local truck growers are pleased At
the adyarcc ia the northern market. The
early cabbage crop in the brownsville
district. while u success aS Il crop. strucL
an almost dead market and u great deal
of the crop waS lost. Cabbage advanced
last week. however. ~ So pr; Ton.
While this j. not i good cabbage mar
kc; price il j. Keeping the crop from
being Il heavy loss and 4 number of
ears are being shipped.
Valley farmers are also watching the
garlic market. Northern commission men
advised farmers in this section To plant
garlic this year. Indication, being for -
unusually high price owing 10 the fact
that Italy. which has always supplied
the world with garlic was at war. The
market for the past week, however has
ers shot IL pieces Italy has sent "a
an unexpectedly large amount and also
have China ami Japan. The local garlic
planters are still confident, however.
that by the time the crop from this sec
ton is ready the market will be ~'ralir'l
tina a good prize will be commanded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10
Marlin Pays Homage
To Ted Sullivan

MARLIN. Texas. Feb. l0.-A few dan
wy" nearly AL Marlin paid homage w Ted
sullivan. athlete, trainer, former hi.
Lacquer. hnt locally known WI thr IDS
r"Yerer 81 Marlin a. ~priu. trainn.
grounds Tor hg league teams. sullivan
apr"nred here M motion pictures. and thr
tact beng hcraIdcd, record crovd, saw
him in the films.
II was III 1908 that Sullivan 'inuui'-
Marlin. lie was PLAYING with the thicae"
White SoN. and was looking over thc CONN
Thy Tor a training camp. llc came here.
took a sample bath. drank a few quaff~ uf
TIE hot water. ani then wired rrr-il,ni
: uni,kcy Ia hiring HI team Ia Marlin 'nr
conditioning. Since then Marlin has enter
tanned halt \ dozen bIg league teams. ami
w now the permanent spring home NJ W.
tiraw's New York Giants.