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NEUTRALS WILL
 BE GIVEN SMALL
 FOOD ALLOTMENT
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Under the new agreements between the United States and the north European neu- trals by which the American export bars were lowered and neutral mer- chant ships now idle return to active service, the neutrals will be supplied with the necessaries of life, according to their needs. It will be a give-and take proposition and concessions will be made by both sides.
 Holland and the Scandinavian coun- tries undertake so far as possible to curtail their exports to Germany of iron ore, meat, fish, dairy products and fats, and nave agreed that noth- ing sent by the United States will be re-eXported in kind or used in the place of material sent into Germany
 Apportionment Method.
 Foodstuffs as well as other commo- dities in this country owned by the neutrals will be sold to the United States and the requirements of these countries will be met by apportion- ment as they show the need. Commo- dities sent abroad will be carried in the ships of the countries supplied, to- gether with food for the Belgians and in some cases foodstuffs and other materials for allied countries.
 Members of the Swedish mission. and Dr. Friedtjof Nansen, representing the Norwegians. called at the state de- partment today and reached an under standing which was acceptable to both sides. It was agreed that the question of supply should not cover foodstuffs alone, but where the need was shown, clothing and materials for manufact- ure as well.
 Situation Desperate.
 Strong representations were made showing the desperate pasition in which some of the people were placed and the impossibility, of shutting off at once all exports to Germany.
 Details of the task of alloting and shipping the supplies to the neutrals are yet 10 be worked out
 Another situation that has been cleared up is the question of examin- ation of cargoes. Under the new ar rangement the ships will obtain clear ance papers at American ports which will give them an unbroken voyage to their destination:
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utation of the country has been cruelty wronged and its sacrifices belittled and traduced."
 The Times finds itself confined by the perusal of the full text of the speech in the opinions expressed yes terday. Is criticisms are less vehe- ment than those of some of the other newspapers. Nevertheless it says:
 Times Criticizcs.
 Least fortunate of all is the inn pression conveyed by the speech that all the past efforts of the allies have been unwise or wasted. We approve of plain speaking; no people thrive on it so well as the British. But disheart- ening statements must be justified by fcacts, and the facts in this case are by no means so damnihg as the pre- mier would make them"
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40 WINTERS 40 SUMMERS
SINCE THEN HAVE ROLLED AWAY

SINCE THEN HAVE ROLLED AWAY
 40 winters and 40 summers have roll ed away since persons took the pre- scription for Number 40 For The Blood and are living and well today. No. 40 is compounded from ingredients that are SC. down in the U. S. Dispensatory and other medical books as follows: Employed in diseases of the glandular system, in blood poison. mercurial and lead poisoning. scrofula, rheumatism, cstarrh. constipation, liver and stom- ach diseases. Under it's use sores, ulcers, nodes, tumors and scrofulous swellings that have withstood all other treatment disappear as if by magic" No. 70 is
 Sold exclusively in Bisbee at Central Pharmacy. opposite Orpheum, in Io well by Lowell Drug Co. in Douglas by Owl Drug Co. Adv.
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Premier In Trouble.

Thet discussion of the question in parliament will be the most interest ing and important event of the year in that body. Much depends upon the attitude of MT. ,Asquith and his follow CTS.
 The fear that the new international council will usurp the position of the general staff and the direc ion of mil itary affairs now in its hands is the crux of the present agitation.
 LIoyd-George Lectured.
 The Daily Mail, which is one of Pre- mier Lloyd-eGorge's strongest support CTS lectures the premier for indulging in 'lCose talk" in his Paris speech, and while maintaining that he Is abso- lutely right on he main point. name ly, the necessity of unified control and the establishment of permanent mil itary council. it says:
 Some of the premier's emotional as- sertions were distinctly unfavorable and ought to have been suppressed be- cause hey were unwise Or because they represent opinion and not fact. It was a great error to refer to the German line in the west as an impene- trable barrier or to belittle the splen- did victories on the Somme as though they were bloody assaults which re- sul ed in nothing; nor wah his refer. ence to appalling casualties correct. fin view of the gigantic scale of the war. It is such loose talk as this which may fairly be criticized and we hope the premier will not miss the opportu- nity of putting into juster language his second thoughts on these and some other matters dealt With in the Paris speech"
 The Daily News says:
 Crisis Is Faced. & We face crisis which treatens the existence of the alliance and the fate of the war and the world" It describes the premier's speech as 'an unprecedented disaster and the most lamentable blow struck in this war. bow worth many a victory to the enc my and the equivalent of defeat for the allies.
 "If encouraging the enemy and de- pressing ourselves is crime" con tinues the Daily News. this is a crime without a parallel"
 After condemning again the scheme for he proposed council the newspaper continues:
 Political Dictator.
 MT. LloydGeorge having made himself political dictator at home. pro- Loses to make himself military dicta- tor too. In order to bring this about the allied cause has been subjected to this deadly, reckless thrus. The rep.
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RoLsHEvIKI CONTROL.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 14-An undat- ed dispatch from Haparanda 10 the Dagens Npheter says the commander of the Bolsheviki defenses in Petro- grad issued a proclamation denying that the Ptrograd troops had joined the Kerensky forces and declaring that the. defenders of the capital were strong enough to resist forces double those of Kerensly.
 The dispatch adds that three cfui- sers and six'torpedo boats manned by Bolsheviki had arrived from Helsing- fors and anchorsed in the Neya.
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ANARCHY IN FINLAND.

AMSTERDAM, Nov 1.-The Co., logne Gazette, a copy of which has been received here, prints dispatch from Helsingfors, Finland, saying that a state of siege has been proclaimed throughout the whole of Finladnd and that anarchy is increasing and that theft and murder are prevalent
 The dispatch adds that the governor general Of Finland is in Petrograd and refuses to resume his duties, fearing that his life would be unsafe in Fin land
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NoRTHcLIFFE WANTED.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Globe says great pressure is being brought on Lord Northcliffe to en.er the govern ment which. it adds, "he alone is deem capable of bolstering up"
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SIBERIA EoR NICHOLAS.

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 14.-The Der finger Tiderfde's Haparado correspond ent in a dispatch received here says:
 "Officers at Tornea, Finland, say that Siberia has declared it's independ' ence and proclaimed former Emperor Nicholas emperor
 "Cossacks have occupied Kiev'
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Former Senator
 to Be Arrested
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ABERDEEN. $. D., Nov. 14.-Robert F. Stewart, United States district at torney for South Dakota announced here late today that a warrant for the arrest of former United States Sena- tor R. F. Pettigrew of South Dakota, on an indictment charging violation oi espionage act would be served imme- diately upon Pettigrew, who is in Chi cago.
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making proposals of their own for the better conduct of the war"
 Mir Lloyd-George announced that the government had set aside Monday for the discussion Of his Paris speech and the proposed council.
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tives will derive from the existing in telligence departments of the allies all information necessary in order to enable them to submit advice to the supreme allied council.
 General Object.
 ''The object of the allies has been to set up central body charged with the duty of continuously surveying the field of operations as whole by tho light of information derived from all the fronts and from all the govern ments and staffs and of co-ordinatine the plans prepared by the different general staffs, and if necessary Ot
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Continued From Page One.) conduct of the war; the creation of an organization for the Notation of govern men. war issues and an indOrsement of the movement to crush out fraudu- tent advertising.
 It was brought out that the invest ment of American capital in foreign securities was between s2,000,000. 900 and S2.5O0,OOO, O,OOO
 Warren s. Hayden of Cleveland, was chosen president
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VILLA KILLS LIEUTENANT
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FL PASO. Tex, Nov. 14.-Tele- grams received here tonight say that Martin Lopez, Villas chief lieutenant, was executed by Villa for failure to obey orders and push home the first at tack on Ojinaga this morning.
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COMMUNICATION BROKEN.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 14.-Telegraph. ic communication with Petrograd has heen interrupted since Tuesday after noon. The cable station at Nystad, Finland, reports that no response could be ooiained from Petrograd to its sig nals. Ii is presumed ihat the Petro- grad. station is occupied by military forces.
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KORNnOFF WINS
 KRENLlN, GREAT
 SLAV FORTRESS
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COPENHAGEN, Nov. 14.-General Korniloff's troops have taken the Kremlin, the famous fortress at Mos COW. after a severe fight, says the Eerhngske Tidende's Petrograd ccr- respondent
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Never consider your war cost in dollars and cents as long as there are other Americans paying in life and limb.
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Lloyd George Is
 Criticised AneU

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War Es Costing
 Under Estimate

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The Professor will be de- lighted to answer any and all questions pertaining to the art of cooking and to those who call in the fore noon he will gladly give any recipes desired. He will be on the platform at 9s00 a. m. every day in the interest of our dem onstration. Don't hesitate to ask questions. They Will all be cheerfully ans wered. Domestic Science Pupils cordially invited. Bring pencil and pad to take down the recipes as the Professor calls them off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-18
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, cal ONE[
AND CASTOR oil
GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE WHEN
GROSS. BILIOUS. FEVsRtSH
OR CONSTlPATED.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of FIGS
CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM-
ACH, LIVER. BOWELS.

Look back a. yoGr childhood days.
Remember tile dos" mother insist
I'd un--caSlor oil. ritiUmrl CathartIcS.
How YOU hated Them. how Ehu fought
against taking them.
With our children It's different:
Mothers who cling - he Old form; "l
phySic simply don't rrali2" what they
DO. The chIldren'> REVOLT is we'll,
founded. Their tender little "lnsidcs'
are injured ny Them.
If your chiId'S stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only de-
lcions "Lalifornia syrup Of Figs. rs
action is positive. but gentle. Mil
lions Of mothers keep this harmless
"fruit laxative" handy; they know
children love 20 ;akc j.: that il never
fails to clean the liver and bowels and
>wretcn the stomach. and that tea
spoonful given today saves sick child
tomorrow. =
Ask your druggist for Il 50-cent bot;
tie Of "CaIifnrnia Syrup OF Figs.
which has fall directions for babies,
children OF all ages and for grown-upS
plainly on each bottle. Beware OF
csninterfcfs sold here. See that II -
made by "CaIifurnia Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with
contempt.
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Johns To Talk At
Meet Of Principals

NOEGA\TOW<. Ap~lf l. Wc-f
Vivrinia University viii Be hostess
Frida, ami SATURDAY ot ms week 81"
,a!l the ulyh Schuu! principals 90 he
STAT" OF Wr.,i Virginia. This Is tho
second meeting o! this kind The firSi
having been hc'd in 1915 II which
time the plan Wa naU@uratod Of hay
ing all THESE school H!cn. who are cd
uCatinS tn" youth q! the state up to
he uOlnt where West VIRGINIA 'ulVCr-
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Rarncsvi1Ia Briefs.

Loss NJ Brown Of Mor.antown. W.
Va who has been visiting his parents
AIR and Mrs. II. 4. Grown Of East Main
81 rect. left Monday for Wheeling Whert
H.. Mil attend III" West Virginia Reta'I
lrw..Irr'S Association. before returning
-. his. home. Mrs. Mulic Finch of som
..r:uu. has h"'n tn" guest III Mr.. ana
Mrs Brown for the past few DAYS.
Mrs Nanri" Hoffman of TINS place
i,,s,. ron. 10 Mansfield. o.. where she
VIII Iiiakr here home with her dhuShleF'
Mrs. Emma Nauf"SScn.
Ir "ui Mr. Charles Scot and SON
Tom. Miss iIcl"n Jones and 9. +. !5raa-
y. ii m"ior"d &" Wheeling sunday IN the
now Oakland automobile belonging TO
M,sx Mary Petty. vi West South
street. VIII return - her nom" today
otter AN rNt..n,i"L ,iEil with her sister,
Mrs Fred linSIrah ami Mrs. y. NJ
O'nunu-il of Tulsa. Okla,
Misses Pear and Stella Hell have
>, ii!rnrd 10 th"ir hon" in i|eliaire. ar
r.r p pl.asunt isis with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Larprri. t.: South Lincoln avenue.
MISS f'rrGt Bonnet. Of West NAN
- r""l, left Tuesday Tor visit with
relatives and friends AT New N"IlcfS-
town.
". r. Mrr'add"n. representing The
Miss Eusimrs,; college. Columbus. O.,
Mr. amd ;Irs.' viii. Th"rnhcrrE Of Ma
Insa. .yisir,:G Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Thnrrh"rry. of East South street. Mon
daE. =,
Mrs John Batch If Newark. was call
rd nrr" hy The serious illness Of her
SISTER. Mrs. i. Z. Wood. "t East Nain
street
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According iu late figures from the
Bureau OF Census and Statistics a:tt Ot-
tawa. S3@90 is tie estimated average
value per acre OF farms in canada. These
figures include ali lands used for aerl-
cultural purposes % any Ninf. whether
inproved ur Unimrrnyrd. and tho value
~ houses, barns anil ether farm build
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BETHESDA

ARRANGEMENTS hHvr been mad, Tor i
i.l;,rar! Contest between E-lhcsdu and
Belmont schools. IN" NicturS Of the
contest. between the nimpiRu and Phil
"mH'hcan societies III IN" Literary her.
"m .Np:. ISM will 80 10 Belmont OH FRI
dA% evening. Apr. - Tor thu contest
there. Tho society contestants are as
follows:
l'hI!" Ocicty--T"balccs. leo Kirk. llar-
old SChafcr and Edward Okry. DraIlun
---kaymond Eol"u: EcCi;aliuu-Eutr
.lnrrctt. l;"tuid Sturi --i.uclu Good
man: t.SSnE--Th"u:L M~chrm.
pl%mpiHu $uCi"t - D"hat"rS. l"W"y
iirsk"t. lanes I'"r'"rf"ld ami Harry
Nelson; DratIum--lt"b"ri Shepherd ::
Recitation ora Sr"uccr:kci"id story
---,;raGe Smith. t,$Sa! Margaret Cans
lTr
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CT. r1,Irsrille RriefB,

Ailorury William Dixon. Jr.. OF Mar
tins Ferry. was L business VISITOR mere
itn,,, E.mifischcidtr OF Bcllairc, was
E,.rc today calling on friends.
Attorney l.. l.. Emerson 81 brl9se'
mort, was q business visitor mere tooaE'
Attorney G. t. Tim hcrlakH nl t'eit
a;ra, was in tn: county seat OH JUDI
Nnrshnil John Sauers is in Columbus
on business.
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MAhNuUU Xf,a
Patriotic Day.

To-day has been set apart as Patrlotlc
Day, commcmorating the Battle of Lex
inEton. and Paul Revcre's ride. and while
there will be no public demonstration.
The observance of the day will be quietly
impressive, in the programs which will
be carried out in all the SchooiS CON
sistinr of national airs, patriotic recita-
lions. and flag drills.
And in the evening at the regular
prayer meeting time in all the churches
the pastors will conduct services IN
kccninC With the day.
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BRIDGEPORT
Joseph Ribaucour-t Dead.

Joseph .ltihaucOurI, one ui the most
wi,.iy known =, sIdent of HE Er!! Gcppri
communily. died in his nome 1T stop ~
on The Barton line yesterday afternoon
at ! o'clock. following an Illness oi
Ven works nf uCui" 'hruHCai;"S.
Mr. E!bIr:cuurI WAS born III Belgium.
J.; y"arS axe. and had lived III In" h"n'"
IN which hr dlcd for The past Il years
during which Time II" had been IL The
employ "f H." Wheeling crock NINE q.
Tho l.OraIn coal and Dock company. he
WAS 4 member Of BridScporI Order "t
Ea giles Mr.. ltiOauCuurt - survived ny
only his wife. Funeral arrangements
will be completed today.
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WELLSBURG

Wha.I.SBI'RC. ". Va. April! IL
Wheeler r'uilcy. uf Short 'r""E. was
before Mayor ..aurk "u Tuesday morn
ing for drunkenness ;,rli was given 50
OF ~ Ia"S on TIA" streets lie hidn'
have tie m"ury and vas uu' "ui on III"
streets +" labor. ''ull"y has h""n va
hcf"rr on the SaE.H "laiE". MONDAY ne
went To- %;",lbnnvIlir. -. and as usual
w!th ranv Visitors ia that city. he
brought part OF til" p"'dS sold IN that
city back with him. ,uG forgot All about
his W.T." and family and III" horse ne
had hiiyh"G near Short creek. uni II
brought before Mayer !.Iuck. when his
inrInnlv was VERY long. il was Of no
use. however. and hr was assigned ms
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Wtrters-Stiulnel

This afternoon at o'clock, In the
Corpus Christi residence. Will occur inc
weLdinr OF Miss Anna Stimmel. daugn-
ter Of Mrs. katherine Stin,mel, Of North.
Warwood 10 Mr. Louie Winters. OF Glen,
wood: The ceremony will be performed
in the presence of the immediate rela-
ives. By the Rev. ather =. II. Gilsenan,
and the attendants will be Miss Anna
Wcisicrcher and Mr.. Frank Stimmel.
Tho bride Is a popular young lady OF
Warwood, and the groom is we'll known
cmploye Of the Wheeling Mold and.
Foundry Company.
Immediately following the ceremony
they will go to their newly furnished
apartments in the Adams Flats, on North
Ia
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snsc,al Meeting OF School Board.

! specie! meeting "! tn" city board al
..a.ratIrn VIII l." hriG .M"ndaN. April 20.
a: which zine tn" routrIct ter IA" r''w
addition 10 th:. indian isIu building vii!
h.. irt Tho board haas Inspected and APP
,.:nvrd the piu!iS and il ~aS decided I"
l.. The: CONTRACT "u til" ;l!'"v" dat. An
.arn"> cnniajuIn; four rooms Nil lac
:,GG.d 20 III. pr, sent hUi1dins>
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GAINESVILLE

E\ENF.SVlLLE:. O.. April 1',-iscla,
;i,.s horc received word Monda; Q! III
- w.. and Mrs. W. y. 'Brnok"vcr 10 Mr..
Harry Russell White which took p iHce
A. ''' thc home Of The bride in Zan"svii I.
S.turday, April H. Mr.. Whit" Is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. sherman WIZ
c,rmGrly Of this place and the hcSi WISH
,..,' sc heir many friends attend them.
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To Get Commission.

= =. Clarke. Ir. Of Brilliant. pni". rN-
i,"rtS t. gel :; commissions III tn" riiatrE
r,.L,ulrnt e.. tn" United States Hr!rI%
within q short tiIn, Mr.. ''lHi't" X =
graduate 81 ,'uli"r Military school 1T
,'ui,"r Indiana. aud wh!!" rh"r" was a
member Of the ::iinn%% Black lI"rS"
troop. II" has been recalled - culver
wn..r',. he will Irr"iN" INSTRUCTION for a
,iupirn. ~ tA,. ",uI 81 Which tiu" he vii!
receive hi~ .,o"utH.jSSG"H
Mr. Charts" j. III" only son "f I. :.
clarke. treasure" -. nv l:"dc"rS ana!
''lnr1i" Company, and : well. "nown III
,It- ,.stI
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City Officials To Raise Flag

Tlty OiilCsA!S .NV NllNsVIFH dI@ udN.
ing preparations 20 a.ai>" 4 iar%e
American flag in III city park IN N"
near future. \ comu.itCe is taking
up q collection from city officials and
employees Tor d pol" which Will b"
erected near IL" Soldiers monument.
The date for he .rvrn. will o.. an!
nounced later. All school children and
citizens vii! be i1;:tt;t 10 cake part IN
the flag raising Crr,.uunitS.
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1mnnrfant Notica.

\ mass meeting OF the membcrs aHd
citizens Of the town Of South Warwood
is called by the membership OF the Love-
land Volunteer Fire and Protective AS
sociarion. for Monday evening, April %.
FOR the purpose of deciding whether It
would not be advisable TO sell the hose
and equipment. us the members and citi-
gems do not take An active interest IN
IN. oncratinC and maintaining Of ths
company. leaving the burden all on n
r.,n ,ranIbprS
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Hold First Eehe arsal.

'rh" ,lrSi rehearsal tor ihr mipS'r"l
SHOW. wn.rh VIII to-. given. Friday, May
II. r"l- IN" hou"fI; "r tn" l;ci'r"S$. WAS
h"id M"ndny ugh' ~ tn" it"ml!t"u y.
y o. : \ nihuh"r az ia" songs were
gone u..r. .,i!d "in'r iua';"i$ IL r"i!nc"-
iiun " i'm the show attended "a. Another
rehearsal has h'ru called i"f Friday
uigh;. also ~ III" Hamilton Y. NJ. :. y.
and every n;rmhrr al ia" truEr'. - re.
Gllr<Ird - he present.
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his afternoon al IN" Baltimore y
Ohio freight office, Belmont and Gre,
cent streets. Tn" Old soldiers will
nee a. he Central school building
"A, q. O'Clock. They viii b. joined By
he school children OF Bc!alr" who
" III also TAXI part in ii" ceremonies
I'll" llay raising will take place al ;
o'clock. T.. ~ Fon."r"y. local i. Il g..
ae"nr viii prn>id" and addresses vii:
D.. madc by SHp>. McNaI. Rev. Jos
tph Whitman and Rev. g.. L. Smith.
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To County Jail.

The -FOUR mI.u whu were arrested her"
Monday Tor breaking !mto bon car and
stealing beer belonging I" the Acorn
! .:u,Iv- Company here Monday, were
given 4 hcarius and pleaded guilty IN
i,nii,., ,.vur, yesterday. they w"r. tined
$2u and costs and as non" WAS abb" I"
pay "a" fines. they got al: anto rid" :"
liz. ,.rilnty AL - serIc thea" sentences.
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Increase Given Miners.

y Telegram. from The sub district mine
Officials a. New York. who Gavc been
attending. the conference" there WIS re-
,.iy.u h..r,. yesterday. stating The No!un-
ta:-.' increase, had hrru granted. The IN
,.r,;t*,. IS tn cents oii the tom '"r Ia"
minors ami sissy rcutS the. day Tor ali
day !:tb"r, Including both inside ana
outside men. also the t"appcr boys.
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Loses Close Game.

Tho Bridgeport boys wcr" defeated by
tin. ''athrdr;tI high baseball team. Of
Wheeling. Yesterday at lansing, Inc
score being :, t. =. Both teams put W Il
rond gam" with tn. score u tic uuI:l the
ninth inning. which tine visitors
hrough; 1T the winning run
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othor reaction couferenc

Manager ". l.. Atwood, Of IA" Wheel
ing rrart;"h c"mpan|. Will meet again
with n" ..psincii OF III" evening Of the
ur$t Thursday M May. tn" Sitl. Nothing
definite. WAS t!rnc in th' council meeting
Of las; Monday evening. and tnr ncEn-
iintiouS for street paving and other IS
S':"~ between cDmp;tn" and municipality
we're deferred.
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nUNnlr IihuIiHr. q! 'cni"N EIl""i, WNO
vas shot ~. his Wiz" daring :, tam!'%
:uarr"! Monday night IS recovering
;lir.ly A; ;hc Martins Fer" hn%pi'2t.
Th.i,. Quarrel was STAGED - ih"ir h"'ir"
.arly Monday evening. When .ihHIlac
vent outside he alleged ;H;u 'S wlf"
followed him ANA wtth'''i' warning
opened Hr" NV" shots w"r" fired. vie
.riinr,!ue, 'hc l"fl i"r g.: th'. 'r.'n. lir.
=. T. M"s~rrly attended h''H a. "a" no.
;,i!r' M. wom!au y u"" IN jail H"n''-
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