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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19

Miss Toyie Hupp, OF Fairmont, was
the guest of friends in Wheeling DUR
Ing the weekend.
&. 3. Turner Of the South Penn Oil
company, is in the city from Man
nnigton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Wheat and
niece are spending several days Ut
home here from ut. Clemens, Mich,
where they have been this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morris, or
= Tollansbee, returned 10 their nome
Yesterday after visit with friends IN
". B. Campbell, of Fairmonr, a
former resident OF Wheeling: rs. here
visiting relatives and friends Tor
Bert r. Conley, of Paden City. was
I, the guest Of friends in the wheeling
district yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. West. OF Sisters.
vile. who attended the marriage or
c. B. Lindsey and Miss LYDIA J. blade,
of that city, which was performed here,
returned home last evening.
George W. Stamm. of the Stamm
hotel. returned yesterday from Visit
and business trip in Western rehu'
sylvania. a.
is recovering from severa! weeks III
Mrs. r. D. Walton and son Ellwood
\ returned last evening from New Mar
3tinsYille, where they have spent the
Mr.. and Mrs. William White, OF NeT
athens, Ohio. and MT. and Mrs. K. -
: Keyser, of Elm Grove. spent Yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan White, or Adt-
bins Ferry.
ri han
bcnne last evening from: Pittsburgh,
where they attended the funeral OF Mr..
John whitney, which took place Satur-
day morning ,,,..
Minnie Steck, hay" gon. 10 Cnariss' ,,'s
w. Va. having been called 'nsre NY N''o
death Of 4 near relative ~
r r. Levy Of Tulsa. Okla. n former
resi5ent of this city arrived here yes
terday for. short Visit with Lr,en"S
us ia registered AZ 'he Nct.ur" hot"i
G. W. Welty. senior member Of n"
p welty company Of Pittsburgh i
former business men OF this cay. was
/: I,everins Of Nov York. uluEasst
of the Hirpodrrme theatre and tori'-
er resident OF Wheeling. IS spending I"
few days here. ,
or residents 0f Woodfawr. have thken
<,,ite of rooms Mt the. StcLur" hotel
prohibitiou Officer Bert Phillips VIII
spent several days this w'"N AT 'ftarl',S-
ron on business IN connection :vtih tho
fax commissioners office, under when
g Fl. Hunter u: Mounds:ill". on" or
the Marshall county members ~ "a.
tInpse OF Delegates. paid n hrr't WISH
70 this city LAST evening" h"t"r" return
ing 10 Charleston fer I'll" CLOSING w'"N
OF the lHE:Sln:ur".
DR.. E VI. Spurr. MANAGER O! m" lE"E-
,oids Memorial Hospital AT Glendale.
has returned f:CNru a trip I" N'w YORK
and has ;,:rca,:yl taken M plans To 70
place tho hospital huiidInSs which were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
To Avoid D1ndruh

You do no, want slow treatment
for itching scalp when hair is falling
and the dan,!ruff germ is killing the
hair roots. Delay mcans-no hair.
Get. at any drug store, a bottle of
zcn,o for sc or SlO0 ior extra large
size. Use as directed, for it does 'hc
work quickly. 1t kills the dandruft
germ. nourishcs the hair roots and in
mediately stops itching scalp. It IS
pure, reliable. antiscptic liquid, is not
greasy, is easy to use and will not stain.
Soaps and shamroos arc harmful, as
they contain alkali. The best thing TO
use for scalp irritalions is :cmo, for 1t
is safe and also inexpensive.
TIE Z. w hose Co. Cleveland q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
PAYS HIS RESPECTS
TO DELEGATE PATRICK


The editor Of the New Cumberland
n.dcpcndcnt did not use gloves III lax
inc ihr following jah ut III" t>ailaWhh
county legislator vino proposed selling
the Pan-tIaAdI, counties III "ruer 10
pay the Virginia debt:
"rn ,ncry" ANA audhcity or Dct"ss,e
Ta;rirk u: kanawhn county: IN inc "
Va. I,gi*latUr" In offering II h?tl IN INC "a"
House uf Delegates yesterday WHICH
proposes IN" sale Of The Northern an
Hnrdlc comprising IL" Coun;l"S al Nam
Geek I;rnuh" ohio and MnrShaii' 10
either m" states "f Pennsylvania Or
OHIO for the pUrHos" nf raising :u,
ncI"ur sum ~ pay tho Virginia ncht
iIdgm.nl- The same d"l"Eaf" lhtI'
ir!,rrI a resolution proposing mar inc
governor H. empowered To call lot 4
r,.:rr,n,lnln vn,r on til" subject
",tr don: know the delegate, from
Ij,ua,vha. bur We do know That he Is
;,,nl ,,rfd Is not endowed vii h E"nd morse
sense How some mrn get inth'thn stat"
lr.i:ln,urr. and ia fact into many pumhc
offices j. Il mystery %! the ages; IN"
Irci*Inlurr in West Virginia SHOULD m'"L
rnrr every lwSuty-tlT" years from IN"
frnl laws thu; much OF the time is spent
m considering. There is very lltt le CON
.frgrliyr legislation passed and their
work Is a disgrace to the citizenship 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
GERARD ENTERTAINED
BY FRENCH OFFICIALS

PARIS. Feb. IS q p. m.)--Jamcs W.
Gerard, he forGcr American am baS.
.ador 10 Germany. was ting guest OF
honor at 4 luncheon given At the
foreign office by Premier BRAND to-
day. 4 distinguished company was
Present, including the diplomatic rep
rrscutaliyeS Of all tho entente powers
having ambassadors here.
Mr. Gerard WAS accompanied by the
American ambassador Ia France. VIM
Graves Sharp. and both were re-
cipicnls of many marks ol'cordiality.
While expressing appreciation for the
courtesy extended to him Mr. Gerard
carefully avoided anything III the
nature Of a speech an expression or
political views.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
BENDER'S CAR KILLS
PHILA. PEDESTRIAN

rifILADEhlN!iA Feb. iS.I,Nm ;iH .t,,
80, farmers star pitcher Of the Phila-
TrIahia .Nmcricams. &trucs and KILLED
T., ,;,,.s i'rrrar. II Years old. last night
il tho northern section OF thr city.
Render IS said IN have been III IN" car
at ,i,r Tine. The police refuse I" dts
.,,s. the matter furjh"C than 10 say
,hai bender surrendered and mat he
Was released on his own r"r"SnilaAce'
and mai he will hc given hearing to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
AMERICAN SHIP HELD
UP BY THE ALLIES

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 1H.-Aftrr
being held iwjc" hy allied patrol
po#Is under suspicion Of being 4 Ger
man mine layer. the American steamer
Captain Smith, arrive"
here today. Captain Smith said the
Hay Of Biscay. OF III" French west
coast. has hc"n thtck'y s'r"wn VIII
mines by Tie Germans, and lhal his
shin nearly ran down Il min" and was
rnmpr}lcd 10 signal for = patrol boat.
Vie said the mines are Of tn" iioatin@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
DRIFTED les MILES
BEFORE LANDING

MONTGOMERY. Ma. !ieh. H. w"
naval officers. adrift in a balloon. Land
ed near Tyson. small station mr."
,,,lr. ,ouih ii Montgomery lat" Sal
mrIov rho mon said rh'"" We" m'IhlnG
nhSnrya;innS from thr;r hnli"m. an
..inr..l near P"nsH""ia. ard iha' tn. ar
craft uuilod liz" fasl"ninES free. Ih"E
Iri;.t.i iE5 miles I..r"rc being abb -
.frrr, q landing Neither VA inquired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
Fl)LTONI7ES ARRESTED
IN DRUNKEN BRAWL

Frank Ya~a, 4 foreigner, vas severely
beaten in. 1t drunken hrawl in IL for
ril:m boarding house at so. 81 Sow
.,:rco; shortly after midnight. MIX"
SulirhI" Joe FictH and lohn FaShrt hF"
,iI.lrL,nd with beating him. bur only th"
yvul:nClYh man and F!crz wer" n custody
II; an carly hour this morning.
Yarn. had!y iut"Niratcd. u said 10
have made IA" break that h" would be-
$50 he could lick any man in me house.
This stariel Il hatt!" In which he was
badly used
; In rc~rnrsr 10 = call for III" police
Srrgrau; I}.nu Miil"" and l'atr"inah
Nilt Fullerton rushed 10 tho house ~
liz, pole" patrol and arrested Nara ana
r'lrtH The other Two men escaped. y
I search for them Is still I'm progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
! About People
Movements OF individuals. to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rosers-T. N. Liphert, Steubenrllle;
A. J. Vouglis and family, Canton; r. D:
Morris. Utica, O.; James Gufrey, OF
Flushing. 0.
MeLure-Geo. ". Briggs, Charles
ton; Mr.. and Miss Peter Coelen, HUNT
ington; Ray Glass, Waynesburg, Pa;
Hazel Glass, Waynesburg, Pa; Mrs.
D. G. Black, steubenville; Mrs. Il. B.
Cohen, Steubenville;. Miss II. Cohen,
Steubenyille: c. b.. Turner. Manning
ton; J. S. Mcintosh, WelIsville.. o.;
NJ. G. Shively, Canton; Henry Moss,
Cambridge; Frank B. Willis Della
ware, o.
Windsor - George H. Norden, Can
ton; Mrs. R. W. Russell, ST. Marys,
W. Va; E. Humphrey, st. MaryS: ".
Va; 20. A Biddle. Williamstown; II E:
Hauck, Guyandotte; w. H. Grier. OF
Clarksburg: Gilmour Estes, Middle
town, O.; James T. Murphy. Grafton.
Stamm-G. ". Snyder. Wellsburg;
&c. Campbell, Fairmont; c. G. Wilt
an, Alliance. O.; Frank Dietrich,
VIENNA, O.: P. S. Campbell, Youngs'
own, o.; George p. Stanton. ioungs-
gtOwn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
M'MECHEN
F"eor1ar Funeral Held.

i.!,nsYa; services for James Freeman
i,,.rIiiv respected young Inan of this cry,
VIC Surcrl'uhc! =" HriGnt'$ 'Isras" III
IN. 0i,rn Valley General hospital. were
hid Suuiny afternoon n m" f1rS'
,r.i,-.l, 81 Tod here. III" services were
~ ,.lur:... -, NrN"ch"u l."dg", NJ. l4@.
knights If PrihiaS. "l this city. OF
Which order decreased w7s y m"nlh"r.
I;ry. t. \ Eyi"r "Gflciat"d. lnt"rm"nt
~. III McMcch"n cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
coEFISCATED CASH.

,.0NDON. Eoh >.---N 'I'.NN"FN Y,
reuters from Nmsi"rtanl STATES mat
.l,r JIamhrrc rrz" c",irs h. '"nltS"at-
81 rs r"u,rnhand on" half ct 't, arg ',
- ~, Tu,,.h .trnrlcr Hatnvi..T r. and
.r,rrmcd The rorfci'urr % "."o".n""
frames in securities which w"r" >'k"n
rom I'r"uch c"ilri"rS' lag" "n hoard IN"
nulch steamer ir,ns, il"rlrik. The -,
rur!,!cs were .r"I'si En"sl I" %"M h":k.
rNr Dutch s'cniri"r liu'aTl'r II was
.,,r-urtd liz 81 German nuhHarir" whit"
hound from. Rotterdam - Lnnd"r last
s-r-.mhcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
AUSTRIAN PR EMOTIONS

AMSTERDAM, via HI.ondon. Feb: IS.
81. n. m.--vtrc ASmiral MnHimilian
Mcgowan has nncn APPOINTED command
cr Of The Aus,rc=HUIEarlan WAS feet
AMI Vice Admiral Kan kailcr Won kalt-
cnfcls. has been rroT'!tcd TO he chief OF
tho naval section. "C2tdinG TO tH'e-
gram received here t.Jlny from Vienna
These appointments xsue on IN" death
of Grand Admiral linton Iaus. COM.
n:nndnr Of rho fleet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
UNDER CONSIDERATION

MENICO CITY. FcH ls.-The govern
mont Of Ecuador, according TO reports
received herr has pro, nscd to tho l!stlr-
American countries &at meeting y"
hold ut Montcvidcn - decide on an
answer to .hn Mexican note proposink
the cessation of shipments OF S"PP'rE'
TO tho European hellii erents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
365 ACCIDENTS

r-rJnrIESTD%. ". VI. .r"h. tS.--nf
,nc a.. a., i,I"n,S which """Urr"d last
week in the industrial plants IT West
Virginia. III, operators "f wki"n ar"
81, herr,h"r: "a n" w"rku"n's "nWf' -
sutton fund. min" r"srl'"G ~ ;AfA''l"s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
rav ErAE LOSS

wATrRT0WN. : ". Feb. lS.-Firn
early ,cday in tn" sttphite mil OIL VA
International Paper company causcu
inward Of 500 .oO0 h,maEc 10 the nm
ishins. boiler and sto.t,Se rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19
acting Sunday aftcE.oon IN tho X. OF
. hcudquarirr3 IN tbs: Nc31echcn build

ing.
McMrchen Lodge. ;Sa. IA. knights or
rythias. will hold IFS regular weekly
business meeting TUESDAY evening. Ill
;fr lodge hradquartcrr IN the McMechcn
building. y
\ number % McAI"circn people will be
IN NoundSyillc iomurN'w for tho circuit
rnur; session. The t.ial term OF court
tcrins Tuesday mOrn.pS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-19

When constipated o. troubled with
headachc. nervousness. lan&0ur or
blnrs. TAX" a dose Of ChambrrIain's
Tablets. Thfy are mnst likely just
VIVA; YOU need. Uh'a:nabiH every
where.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08
LAST DELEGATION
 SUPDERBAS ARRIVE
PRESIDENT E8BETTS AND oTH- FRS OF RRookLY TEAM
 NOW IN TRAINING CAMP.
Players Given Yesterday Afternoon of and All Journey to oakIawn to See Race Meet Opening.

Al of the Brooklyn National Lea que team are now in the olcal training camp. President Charles Ebbet;s, Manager Wilbert Robinson and the re- mainder of the club arrived in the Spa over the Iron Mountain railroad yesterday mornng.
 None Of the Brooklyn club were neither at the station 10 meet them nor were they a the hotel fos the very good reason that Jack Cocmbs had the first squad out on the Huntington park diamond. He had promised the boys if they put in three hours good work in he n-lning he would call it a day and let them visit Oaklawn park in the afternoon Newspaper core pondents and players were E ad to avai. themselves of the opportunity to see this big event but today tha Brooklyn club. recruited to its full strength, will resume the training grind.
 l. is mere than likely there will be a big crowd at the grounds to see these men in action. President Eb- betts stated he was g ad to get back to Hot Springs and was surprised 0 note tha manner in which the city 1 had filled up since he was here a few weeks ago He and President Fra2ee held conference yesterday relative 10 the champ o1ship series. and it is more tt3n likely the initial game cf this feature will be played Saturday, 1 March l7
 ln the I}o ton camp the same rou- tine preparedness" is going on. Scores of visitors visited Maie tie park in the morning. althoueh many cf the team did not reach there nil long after 10 o'clock They like the Brook yn club, enjoyed by half day $ practice.
 The remainder of the team vii, be here next Monday and then the real work will be on. Interest in the two teams noted all over nhe city and the series between these clubs will be one f the most important events ever staged in Ho, sp.ing between the big league tean
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AGAIN FEIGE IS
 WITHIN THE TOLLS
PROFESSOR" OF HEALTH IS AR RESTED ON ANOTHER MAN.
 SLAUGHTER CHARGE.
Emil Jacoby, a Young Russian, Died After Taking the Second Period cf the Starvation or Water Treatment

"Professor" Fe ge, who sets himself mp as health director and who has about 100 followers here who are tax ing the starvation treatment. CT con lining their diet to co q water, wa again arrested last night by She iif Brad smith on another manslauglter charge. The price of the bond in ,a1a case was fixed at SJ0oO. The bond was set by Coroner Dr. J. B. saaw, Iaftcr al inquest had been held over the dead body of EmH Jacooy Q Itas- sian, wh- had died after taking ths second period or q sta vayon trelt .ment as administered by Felgc.
 Death va- due from unnatural caAos due To the negligence Of oaa Professor Fose" said the co-onera j-ry. Lr. Shaw then conferred with Prosecuting Attorney Hopkins Spcet and 're warrant was ias ed
 This makes three mansluueater charges against Feige, and there az, one or two other ca es of the treat meut who are expected to die within a short time. One ease in pa. ticalar seems hopeless
 It Was also reported that one or ,he Pr-iessor's' patients had gone cray
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.a few days ago and had 10 be placed in confinement.
 S.14 interesting things Were de. veloped in the inquest proceeding
 yesterday. A former patient of Feige testified that Jacoby was in the meet ing Thursday night and that Feige wanted hIm to testify as to how much prog es5 he was making under the treatment The witness said that Jacolcy l-oted more dead than aliy
 then, and that his finger nails were a most turned black 1t wa also tea- t.fcd that Feige bad said that The IIatient must contiuao the treatmcu5 mil their nai,s turned white, as that was one of the indications the poison was all ont of their systems.
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IDLE WIvES' GREAT
 FEATURE PRODUCTION
EXHIBITION THAT CONVEYS PRE-. ClsELY TRE MEANING IT WAS
 INTENDED TO CONVEY.

Idle Wives the new feature pie ture of the Universal Film Company, which comes to the Lyric theater next week, conveys precisely the meaning it was intended 10 convey. Its mrro.e is to hold the mirror up to society. and to promote as far as
 possible that feeling of democracy that should he more prevalent where den0c racy i th ught 10 be fore word o everything worth whie.
 Idle Wives is founded on the novel of that name by James Oppenheim. An interesting prolog"e has been ar anged to the picture, showing types who go to see it and benefit greatly by the les,n it involves. This ne- cessitates the .howng of picture with in a picture which is always interest ing when well managed
 The finn tells briefly Of the hope lessness Of the outlook for a woman who makes typica society match p Her husband loves his stocks and bonds far m re than he loves her; her children are brought up scienun- oally by hrelings, and the sole mis- sion of the wife all her husband re- quires. is to be idle and in so doing be content
 This is in short brief rtory of the great picture which will be shown in dlot Springs for the fist time at the Lyric theater next week. and it is a production that everyone should see.
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CAMPBELL UNITED SHOWS.
Will Open With Many New Attrac
 tions

tons. II. w. .Campbelrs United Shows. which went iu,o winter quarters here last fall are 10 oren this sea. on il Hot Spring, March l2, for one wee; Mon l1y.
 Things have been taking a busy an- peafauce at their Uu,er quarters and in getting their new shows ready fo their seasons oHeuug.
 This will afford the De pie of Ho, Springs and opportunity of eeng on- of the largest shows hat will pay d U.it 10 the city this yea, as these are many new and novel attractions to offer.
 Contracts are being closed every day oy Mr. Campbell Nao is spending a ] his time with his men, making the neco sarv arrangements towards com- pleating his wonderful show.
 The advertising for carnival week has been ta.ted in the adjacent towns and many visitors ale expected during the week
 Mir. Campbell sad if he has gool week Of weather he would give to the pu5lc tte best snow in ahe citys his tory
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NOTICE KNIGHTS TEMPLER.

A special conclave Of Hot Springs Commandery No. K. T will be held in the A.ylum this Thursday eve at 7:30 o'clock Reception of the Grand Commander and work in the order of the Temple after which refreshments wll be served
 GEO. H. BRENNER, F.. C. M. C. Hickman, Recorder
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Use tAgsets loloen Tip tea for making Iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early nowery plckings which in this country is found in D0t few If the most exclusive stores, and then al prices varying from s2.O0 to S5oO a pound Price LOO pound For sac by R c. Nor rts Drug Co "hone 242 f-l0-ti
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ANNoUNC EMErJT.

Dr w. II. Hicksch announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases, by method that Is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectum and cures piles without the use of the knife Twenty years in Hot Springs Citizens Natl. Bank Bldg. 2-21-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08

Dr. Leonard R. Ellis, who has been serving as Lieutenant Colonel in tue Firrt Arkansas Tegimcnt. will return 10 inc city and be in his office after Friday February 23. 216.tG
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BIG GOLF TROPHY.
Ben Bryan Tropny WtH Be Competed
 for at Country Club Friday.

Golier- are taG.ns much interest in the big tourney tbat will be staged at the Hot Springs Got and County Club aeNt Friday when the Bea Bryan
 trophy will be up for a prize. The coates. is over the IS hole c-erse and al medal play. Golfers nav Taruc- pate either morning or afternoon, and the ground. are now in excellent condition. Yesterday vas san eff day af the course because of the openins at OakbJwn, hu, tho player will be out large er, thI5 morning.
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Dr. B W. Braedloye mas returned to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar. kansas National Bank building 2-11 If
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MRS. NETTLETON

Scientific facial and scalp treatments, also hair tinting, dying, shampooing,
 manicuring. Buckstaff Beauty Par lors. -1Slmo,
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We nave In operation circulating ar system throughout out plant which prevents Q fly frcm lighting. The Pas t.urlyed kJik co. s-l1-@
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Alabama Remedy price $1.Q0 a bot tle R. C. Morris Drug Co., 2.2S-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08

Rouall Cherry Bark VII stop that cough 25c. R, C Morris Drug O.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08

Let Sorreus yug Co look srte your KODAK finishing. x.l4-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08

pr c. L Grey removed 70 623 l- Central Ave. 2.20Iwk.
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James L.Grahanl
 LAWYER. Office CitIzsns Nstlon&I sank Bioa.
 rhsns T4S.

For reliable roof work call Geo J. Turk, phone 339. 12 97-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-08

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The Detroit times., 1917-11-14

a D Braun p Gaspoctenko. w O.
Hoffman p Whlhaniin W. Howaen
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~ eraser lt lieEenet, Week
hoWur~m ST Witrer n
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@iiace. f. smith, ISL n Scha-
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3, ',. - % afellnsf ll>ton
n',h. M y. IRWIN. > W. toi-
'"A a - .hi2nen, 4. I. Erecse. D. -
'.t-tnN- III. a oM er
He nave hFcn ordered %
N@f
~ Wellr1er X -
$500, "tlton
The Detroit times., 1917-11-14

book. that / would not have II other
wise Tho only thing that 4 would
have changed is that ! would make
love OF woman'E life an incident as
we'll DO not believe that any hui
man being. man or womRn. should
center all hts h'UeT hls ambitions or
hts love 81 wv I'm another. fof ia
doing SO - not ont makes himself
unhappy hut tho other nE we'll.
II is perfectly right that mother
should center her life Ira her children
ie cuIr. lore Ore raising ~ chill
dren her ne and hor battle But
right here / am going 20 WI isper a
srrrrising confession a. you. littie
book, ono OF the kind that makes II
impossible to iet YOU tell nay secrets
20 the world have known many
women 20 bring children into the
world who should never have been
entrusted with their care ana 70
whom 81 due the punishment OF the
chilf'a mistakes q va sf0r
Fiiene Ia real mother 20 the
tWine. 1uf 10 Is very az. babe that
the woman who died in giving them
birth could never have shouldrred tho
resnonsi bidty OF bringing them up
properly
nature = a queer Ola 'rncrsoaNi
thing. She cares not how unsuited
two people are II U.s. urlb B. nuai-
ness 20 mate them She takes no
/. elolnsl hiitr for the babies her urge
brings into tho world When they
nre born her rern0uafhility ceases
The Detroit times., 1917-11-14

looked very thin. little book and
Very white and worn, but I could
see that hiH indomifRble villa will
he had trained 10 be Indomttablo-
wac keeping him w.
II think We had better stay over a
DAY or two I'm Chicago. MarEie." he
said. "Im rather tired % railroad
travel md Tn probably md many
letters and telcERms from jim
awaiting me-. i don't mind teiling.
you. dear, that ! shall be mighty glad
to go back into the work-a-day
world again
There il Is little book No man
can get around H. ~ Is Ms heritage.
Each generation hequeaths 70 20 the
newt and the great hattie Tor power.
which A. mans supreme desirc. goes
merrily on. II may mean only the
power 30 earn ones daily Tree" 20
may mean the amassing OF millions
- dollars lt may moan artistic
fame or political preferment tut Won
may he sure that one az these IL the
ruarion for which every man battles
daily when De gives an life "a over
for hIm and we women M ~ht 80 we'll
own up. little hook. 20 ourselves az
Toast that love ~ OF mans lie a
thlnr apart"
nirk had already forgotten the
long days % convnlesconce when The
nn. word on his Yrs wns 'NarRfo"
and the one thof in rs mind was
hove ~ Keep IRE near hir'
or course. you understand little