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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10
D I E D

HERyEY-on Friday. November 3. 1917. 5:E
O'Clock T. M JENNIE ~. L:uSh:or d tbs laLe
JuAu c. and Let!cia Here1..
Funeral service, the family residence No, le Vir-
gGna 1ycuuu. Sunday nf:n:noou. $50 o'clock.
Friends iu,itrd- lnier1nrns on,Ate. 6loos Church
cemetery.
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rOk kENI-fura1shed Rooms.
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
LOST AND FOUND

loST-3ein. 1iLn. auto rim and tire. hSrcon Wheel.
Ing ard TnadelpbiA RerArd II returned 70 In
cll6cnccr. n-S-h
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of the
Sheriff before OF tt"r"Mn
live" u"o'' ~" 'N ~ ' '
Sheriff o.
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WANTED-Male HeIp

LABoRERs WANTED m SHIPPING De.
PARTMEET. OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE
CO., FAIRMohT. v. VA s-n-se,
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E1TcHIE-CoUNTaY DISTKIc.

Baker, t'ru;lk--MuHArt Tcrrarc, }
Ecvan. 4. W.-Altamont Blk. &C
Frederick, Aug-AloZart Hts. IS
HcSs". Alfred W.-Muzart Hts,
N"Ssc, Harry L--EIcSSc Biz. p
N:tl". james D.-MycrS suh-d S.
krmpo7. = q P.--McyerS sub-d.
Mitchell. flora B.--IlcSSe Blk. "
Mitchell Flora B.--R- Est. Imp. {
Mccormick. John--MoZart HIS:
Nnltc. Aug. LII. Est Imp. Co;
Taylor. J.. H.-lndcpcndencc -,
WeinkH. Edward (Lcasc)--Cald
WIZ. Center Coal Co.--442l Alb
Sncdckrr Coal. lNo-93 Chas. i
C'nal 62-I:, David Sprinkler co
DIVA nTCTETIT.
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Name Of person charged with taxes:
uItntity ~ land and local dcScrip-
t!UiS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-10

WANT ED-Good reliable bog. Good portion. Apply
II onc-. 1879 Main Sc, n-lp-l
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WkNTEp--offlce boy: Must he honcst bright. quick.
willing and lG ycars d age or orr. and furnish
good references Apply early any morning To Mr. r.
4. Ma.maduke. Superintendent Eeuralylins Bld6. IS
10Th 81. n.l0-R
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~ R;rTcYm-CITY DISTRICT

Eoohcr. Geo. W.-Laernngc. TT. So,
Hradcn. John L-McCulloush'S Suh-d
Euoh"r. Geo. W.--Larrangc, 23NI5 II
Dixon. Win. Es,.-ic. Go. River Bar
Furtythird st. E"rry-l.aGransc add. i
Shirley. Wm-Cual y 1T. 80 ......-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
IMPEACHMENT Is
NOT WARRANTED
COMMITTEE REPORTS THAT 1T WILL
not ACT UPON EVIDENCE BE-
FORE DURING HEARING.

AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. lG. The impcach-
mcnt proceeding against Governor james
Ferguson AFRO uut warranted TN the cyi-
dcncc obtained by the Davis house iuyc--
tigcting committee, according to the re-
por submitted PAN thc committee to the
house late yesterday. THE report was
adDr:cd without change and with debate
after hcine read in fhc house. II severely
critici~c~ the governor on several counts
bui I'D THE Same inc drriar,- tHHt hi- cpn-
duct doe not "mcrit thc severe pains and
r"Haluc5 Of an Impeachment"
Conccrnin" the action- between the gov
cruur and -hn Tcmptc State Bank thc rc-
port declare thut Governor Ferguson
''.nnwiurly encouraged thc otiircr- NJ the
bank t. violate the Iar." Hut, while NOT
curdou.ng h~ conduct. the report say
thc committee 'Gun- rut believe there was
amy wful or criminal INTENT. Grnn the
part nt the governor .-to driratil aid bank
or IT, dcpn .ior- or 10 cau-c them any
LOSSES. ard rail~ attention to ,hc fact that
hi- personal indrhtcinc tu thc bank la-
hrcl paid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

BE- compelled Ia take violent measures
againS, fellow citizens whose chief OIL
lcn-c wa> that they were hungry and were
asking THE government il -npply bread.
Several rr.imcnt~ deserted and a pitch
cd battle bc,an between tropp~ who stood
with the government and those who were
refusing tp obey orders. had mutinrd.
After u long night battle the troop Ic3
10 roof tops all over the city and were
seen no more in the streets during the
entire time of the fighting.
Stll un Monday morning government
troop appeared To control all principal
~luavc- oi the city. Then came period
when it WAS impossible a. distinguish one
side from THE other. There was np def
ntc line between the factions.
The turning point appeared to come
about ; orlocl, IN the afternoon. Tor
two hours the orpo ,n- regiments pas
-ycly confronted each ether alonr the
Wild Ir ny prospect IN almost complete
silence
From time to timc cmis-aric~ from the
revolutionary side rode ~ the opposing
ranks and ryhrrlnd thc.u tp JON the side
ol tho people
For while the result seemed t. ham.
IN the balance. The troop appeared ir-
ra rlutc awaiting thr command Nj their
otircr- vhp themselves were ~ doubt a-
~ what they should a. d. -u!tory fir
ing continued along side street between
group, a government troops and rcy,ln-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
K|k,{51l.ILE BOOSTERS
WORKING FOR COLLEGE

When kmc vile wants anything King
willie goes after u.
That spirit oi energy and enterprise that
hu- been ihc outstanding trait NJ thr cap-
ital of kIchcr4 county i- what Fly rc-pou-i-
BIZ for the visit IN Brownsville today Of 4
party of kn--,lllc boo-tcr-, down here to
gct BroNn-vi.c- support in their efforts
to land inr kIng~yic plum that it seeks
THE proposed South Texas Normal coi-
lc.c.
The college IL one of several provided tor
IN hill that hu- PASSED h,<h house ul thr
legislature. aud i- now before thc GOVERN
or for hi- -ieuaturc The board oi regent
oi the -iatc normal college viii select the
site for the schools. and thr selections
must hc made before August ani thr
schools must NV ready iur opening unc
year later. August. 1918.
The men who are doing missionary
work N South TcNa~ Iur kiu--yillc aud
who arrived m Brownsville tu- morning
arr: M. II kahdcn, chairman Wy INV COM
mlltce. and repre~eutaiiue ;hc klebcr4 ir-
forests: II. &. Mrckln. editor I'D thr Nug-
Vile RECORD: Il Crcu-huw. Jr.. general
attorney iur THE MI. Louis. Brownsville N
Mexico railroad tGui Coast Lines ": Gu-
l.. kowal~ki. county attorney; J. :. House
county treasurer: Rev NIL H. Fred. pastor
u' thr Methodist church. Ryv. HI. N Fer
gU-un. pastor WI thc Christian church: A
~ Madciy. grocer; j. T.. Otto. icwcIcr: III
y McCrackcn. contractor: ". VI. hubbard: A:
r-tt t. u f..l...
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
M()R(Gl)IA
ADVANCES
SOUTH TO
meet BIG
ARMY Of
WILL. 4 8

CHiHJAn.A 4 c rl. Mex. March It,
Villa, with Y cts.l. nj estimated 4, nra-
her between tui thousand and three
thousand men. engaged dc facto troop
yesterday At i raj. IN Durango The
result Is Eo rn.pl-ctd.
General Frarc~cp Mnrgia SAYS n, cN-
poets a general engagement III few dlyo.
aIursia ARRIVAL hc@e Wcdnc, lav t. or-
Ganizc Immediately flying column of ~ix
thousand mcn w'.ii which ia wili take the
field. \ gar, y rf :hrct lhal-aul III prr-
tccting Santa q liz. a. npartaut town
on the Me&.".a caatral railway above
.limincZ, Mur-a -aid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

uc~daN afternoon the sergeant ~ 2 border
patrol stopped u~. saying % wa dangerous
lo proceed iu-t at that time We stopped
tur fhr uieht. ana were allowed lo proceed
Yesterday morning NJ -aw two imposed
bandit held urdcr arrest ~ the soldiers
"Orr trip has been un exceedingly dusty
ouc. From kiug-yilr wc went tn Alice.
thence tu iirlhrunyiIr. and thcu tp Laredo.
obtaining thr unqualified support WI ali
places Tor k.a2~,ille a. The size for the
normal. From Laredo wc went to Sdr L.
nrciu Roma. Eiu frandr titH Mission,
N-AIIcn. Plarr. Donna. ~rn iuHH Mar-
ccdo-. lIari.r.cu and San Buitp and We
are glad 10 announce that every town has
assured u- they wil du all in their power to
help kug-,iIIr u h,r effort wv land tha
college.
''Wc are not trying to pun political
strings to -ot thr normal. We are after
tho -Grrur ut fhr people ut South Texas
and vc believe tnut fhr mgu controlling the
r r- w Ioy.iirn vl giyc our Side W -be
proposition IT. deserved consideration"
THE kue-vi.lc committee mat with
Brownsville m-.nr-- men Ht thr Bnlrl W.T.
Ct, Development th- morning md laid
their desire before lhcm Brownsville
r.tizcu- present included Mayor l. Albert
Browne. Secretary Lou- CohuIInl. II. I'll.
Tucker. George McGmi.ir. MI k Morris.
E XII Fouo. ~. Wayne Wood ara ID. ".
~nrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

prcmc:r Goiilzine. Minister Of The In
tcrior Prot papoft and the minister "a
justice were am ing those arrested and
hr.uah. tp the dUml building I'm The rev
,lsti5u.rg txcrat.ye committee orders, ac-
rdug 90 Reuter- Dispatch from Pdro-
grad. Gpltziuc was latcr released. but
thy other two ministers ure still held.
The III patch Says thst when soldier,
guarding the dum9 l,lrncd oi the arriv /
there under arrc-t of General Splkhpml.-
mott. the former minister uf war. they
LOAD. -, 4.ui.4i1I lL.lt i. lie -sllrr-naprla
4, them. bcput.c- had great difficulty
n calming the troops who insi led that
at least The general cpauicic- bc torn
off, Thc trmcr minister submitted qIict-
IN NJ this degradation.
Practically the entire archives Of the
In, ian -,erct polio" were tamcd hv the
revuluiionl-t~, acr rd.u- IN thc P,iruernd
Dispatch When thc bul ding w which lhc
not. n Fay th:-d section End hc ld quarters
was captured oaers crowds attacked tac
Offices curry.ug nu' nna-c- ot documents
which were Vl'r.ly converted into i.ol-
fire. A.t ait ihe documents. however.
verc dc iroycd. The nrr government OBJ
t.i',ea posses ION oi list al spies which
ur. iHi tc'n1 run tl c1rtH.
The strongest anti German feeling ani-
mates th, population ana aIl highly pIaccl
per-oaa-,~ suspected of German proclivi-
t'c or Who Rear German aame- or Titles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

LONDON. ISL doch Pcoad
TahS palace and that several regiments with
ilcr, has tesing . aHacp p!ucc
i- q dispatch PGrad
he viii probably take command o
the troops
the If
Meantime
r .htcn uutn
~ although proclamation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
ACTION BY PRESIDENT TODAY
MAY AVERT STRIKE; COUNCIL
NATIONAL DEFENSE TO AID
(BuLlETIN)

WASHINGTON D. C., Mar. l6Wot received by the National
Conference Committee Of Railways this afternoon that President Wilson
called cahe meeting to afvces the question OF the rail-
roads a basis of military necessity.
Secretary of War Baker after the cabn meeting ced that the
council of national defense with approval president
have council satisfactory advisory committee confer at with beth
sides The action expected to avert the threatened strike
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
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uh To-. II
and e ol
broth old
the 4
rr~ pa
Mlukof, TIE the has determined the
t,nHaio N Grand Dhc Michael
u, iry SPECIAL and
Il r-cd the nc.st tc,olui,nary government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16
Grand Jury Off
Until Monday Am.

lhr grand Jury ut ihc district court
Thursday night adjourned until next Mon
day nv further bills ut Indictment were
presented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

WASHINGTON d. Mar 1GPrcut % mi
the railway this cabinet lie
~ both and
in o
while h las matte
between the the roads The "a
vitality,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

LONDON. March lG- The war office
announces today that hostile nirpIunc-
dropped homb- w West Gate There were
y" casualties and the material damage
was slight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

ahleaton Nhoa aud Nc
CuadD axe cni.a ~ decided
by power Br Law told the house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16


ly, ordered yesterday begin Saturday " X Willingness 10
that compromise would be reached national strike Both side
President Wilson i o
Y ~ other
Reports other unwilling
q d
cc q
dh 70 Pres
hc railroad.
W VINO KY to nv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

MOBILE Ala. Mar. lG1hc southern Railway stopped rccc
eight that could before
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

Leading Hardware. Plumbing and Elss-
trical House Of
Brownsville, Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-16

. : sso-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

cd 10 erect t0 tho memory OF the
dead cara most Extraordinary mon
umont called me EApatory chapel
In fhc sense that eApiatorv means
penalty and pcnanco tho name was
apty chosen The thing cost more
than sl0.o09000 Of The peasants
hardoarnod money and nobody has
ever been able 20 look az it with.
ont stldder
II rs Tie most deliberately and N
genlQUsly hldcous building in The
world Architects usually put forth
their skin to create something OF
beauty The man that bunt this
blot ppoo Che landscape must have
lain awak, night- iry-rc % devise
now stunts .n ueiinc
The design tumble OF orr
entail miuorets and towers done In
tiles and the most amazing and in
congruou- co'or- bright blue and
green. hile. green and yellow. blue
and rod uu ihe eye waters in
protcsf aeaiu tho physical pain Of
iookug a fho Thing
Tho wallis arc Ted and white.
adorned Wfh great pictures In mo
safe In fte interior rteryth.ng is
mosaic inoiucug RiEfntic rnadon
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

ma done on the cast wall a. star.
geriug cost
The building stands on the spot
where the bomb exploded and
piece ~ 'he original pavement of
the street is Enclosed with railpg~
u shows the rent made iu thc
stones by the fatol explosion
Great as the original cost 81 'he
chapel seems. II has been Tar eH-
ceedcd by The value uf thr "CSpi
atory offerings" IN gold and silver
that the cities and owns ~ RUSSIA
were compelled to bring in The
System having forced a revolt upon
the people ,cas now forcing 90 VIC
tins 10 expiato their rebellion
And still some OF ne seem 20 think
that when condition $50 monstrous
came finally to bee ovcrthroVn there
-hould have been no confusion or
uncertainty but AL should have pro.
ceeded in apple-pie order
Among the Wild eNtravaganccs the
chapel contains paid FOR with tho
peoples moncy-is wonderful
chandelier. which reminds me that
chandeliers were spccinltv. or
seemed TO be. OF he old order
when in doubt how 20 waste
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
THE EXPIATORY CHAPEL, OR
HOW TO AVENGE A SLAIN CAR

chine swept them away In drores
to The gallons and S.heria after
hey had been horribly tortured ~
course. Fiondish torture was reg
uiar part OF Tho proceedings in Tho
case OF anybody concerned ir q $40.
lent outbreak against Tho System
The outfit Of spies and caNcs-
troopers was tripled. the new gov
ernment Went 10 the extreme w ro-
prcssivc measures All me Roman
offs have had strange taste for
cruelty they Ike h az other mon
like wine. They seem 10 have com
pared tho taste Of dinercnf kinds
OF crueity as some mon compare
tho products Of different VIM yarfs.
Tho new gar. man OF huce.
hgrly build and coarse habits vas
ono of the worst II his tilo frbr.
Under him the gallows was M s.
aud The road 70 Siberia heavily rat-
clod
Having started these piors sri1-
ary works The system now proceed.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

a certain mtF the story Zoos
drilled us dr5.e o. pigs military
III hion Every morning tort two
Veeks Do methodIcaly carried pail
OF food from the pen round The field
ana across ,ho middle fha pigs iaI
lowing U tn orderly line The ffi
tsentE morning the man d.dn APP
pear % ihe 0eid with mo food bat
feeding hour me pee nod no
a. usual marched around fhe field
and across 90 tha spot where for %
consecutive mornings they had fed
This nlay boz 'u-I yarn brl 70 is
O. good l.pstrs Qon of Gao power ~
hfbIt pir habit hlcb stands Cor
good illustration oft human habi
rho pigs didn res con tbo} fo'
lowed habit Many humane follow
habit with pirgish unreasoning
once my mother found her new
German laundre.s bent like % hair
pu over uashru son in fha
middle az iho floor Mother pro-
toIcd thar tbr Juh le pu, ON
table or bench EQt Gretchen kept
on washing repAue "lh tt
way We do in lamau Eegard.
less ~ modern nlrnDla Ihe
woman Doubles adhered 10 the
habit of her poor peasant home
Because hor mother and grand
mothcr may hof, washed w.th ihe
tuh on he 9oor of lack of bcr 8
0ay WIS sufficient reason for bon
o DO so
plriiks GrrU.hnn lidu-t reason
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

money p,u 10 into chandelier.
seemed 90 boz Do, motto
A conspicuous feature of The Win
ter Palace 81 iIs chandeliers. which
are said 20 De- unequaIcd no thc
world for cost and beauty There
N3s one In the uarlor OF me suitc
We occupied that contained ,200
pieces OK cut glass and required
months 20 construct Nct compared
with some OF The others. ours wasn't
so much % suite in DE great
ball room are chandeliers said TO
have cost 100000 each which i-
equivalent 10 about 10000 days
work BY the average Russian work
ingman as condition, were before
The revolution There are so many
pieces 90 glass IN 'he,e contriv-
ances and The pieces are woven TO
rethcr In uch complicated designs
that Al q distance hey loob Tx.
gigantic blossoms OF crystal
There is no question that these
things arc 0ond,-'yl products Of
tho skill and artistic sense Of man.
bat they have not been used an
average of once in TWO years since
they were constructed
one OF he elaborate suites for
royal visitors has been occupied bS
once in IS years All that time.
year in and year out. 10 has been
maintained az a huge expense Tho
paintings on The walls Of this suite
cost s. 300 0O0 and are worth far
more than that now All these
years they have hung there wait
ing for the eyes at some halfcrazy
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
~ CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL

AS soan as gar Alexander II had
been buried with enormous pomp
and hI, successor started or WITH
s'iii greater, what may call the
old Russian system proceeded TO
take revenge FOR his killing
wipe the word system from
Tom lawson mean by h The
whole OUTFIT OF imperial semiimpe
rial and scarcely imperial parasites.
mobiles. taN- eater idlCrs. Nogoods
aad The like that isttencd on autoc.
ract and thought il the grandest
thing ever
The persona that killed the czar
had rudely Disturbed This precious
bunch tho enjoyment OF their
good thing. and such lowly cattle
must be- taught that they couldn' re-
voli without q fearful penalty being
cxactcd
So the ohedient police machine
wen 20 work and dragged out The
ucum and the fafcical court ma
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
DON'T BE PIG-MINDED!

ef from time 20 time. Today I do
many thinps JUS. because I did the
same War/n childhood because
lack NE ad4p-shlIy % change CID
Lahte without great wrench
Europe ha been held by pglike
habit. doing as .ts Erandm0fhers did
for 'n0usauds OF year This war
81 the errH wrench fhs BE- destroy.
ihg old habit and starting better
Already I,u ,ia has ren thot sui
f.raEce az ru'e Dy weakmindcd
Czar .s q bad national habit Ger
many Us awakening 600 overcome the
o. hit OF hioodth.rsty faiserism
pocsdenf French Ealit has been
-i0Ighed for pew ln England the
thlue thar couldn't has occurred ."
and old habit OF thought that re-
Hrdod national growth has gone
down IKE dry grass before consum-
irg hrc
Habt mag boz wonderful CON
Nrnieuco Tor ne human race At
the 7sme time Dr. may terribly re-
ard
How ABOUT you2 Arc you wash.
ine dishes the way your grandmoth-
o. dd without linking there's a
better wave Aro Sou tu wearing
tae same Kind of foolish clothes
your Grandmother tid reeardle~ 81
modern mproy emcn Are YOU Fflll
I'M horror NJ starting new undertak
I12 0n friday because OF the old
han ~ superstition aitho new re-
N ucV teaches that every dsy
f.t.. ....rt raragu .oI,,rr fn f.aH
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

ON THE WAX HONE THE CLOCK
>STRUcK TWO HAIRY s TOPPED
AND .sRtO. r. GEEkT Scott DlpPY,
WOULDN'T DARE 60 HOME ~
TNIS ACUg
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05
Dicky Dippy's Diary.

MONDAY: INVITED BARfeT POOLE
To TIT CLUe Last MIGHT HAD a
PLEASANT EVENlNI TCdEThCRJ.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-05


met particular friend of Dora
llerbcr ana boz, says That Dora b
just pal0 ONp FOR "a dining room
-et AU dccoatlng Wen
have t0 deC.ar a. che color scheme
Tor our interior On We
"The color scheme has rot 20 be
nil Ton awhile" replied Dies. miscf
ably
Wen nave 90 put nap with white
walls for couple OF years. Nan
Acaln tacrc was that short silence
while Nan rcadlgeled her ideas and
then White walls are always loye-
Is was reading only Che other
daf hat people who wanted artistic
implicitly should 80 back 20 The
white walls or wears ago
"Wo'r going said Dick, trying
fo ioculsf.
What more could Nan have said
And tst Nl,b was NOT satisfied 20
lhD nundt,lth time ne wished that
Doc Wins ,op Notnphams and heir
paUtd home were in Jcticho. on III
ono othcr place equally naccessi-
bile 10 Nan
a week or so before Tho little
house was finished Dick came homo
10 md Nan with 20 bhssmlly happy
am expression ON her tate that he
roaned fhn himself Some
thinE else hos planned FOR the
house IN he bound. h sumised
a. usual She bc4pr Dick. was
over 90 tho housc TO-DAY"
Nhis3 house b. tshcI fr-uly.
Then -h, looked un in n.tonish-
mont H added ln. kiudliCr tone.
/ hear as much about ono as do
about th, other YOU know
WIZ for minute y0u sounded
i'hs somebody else, husband" sho
laughed Hu' might have known
'od were Joking OF course. there
uulr ono OF Che house tor .ue
Whom do ruu uprGNo me, az our
lousr"
ua ho So omcbody in.pects
ours Too said DUCK
ls o. was Dora Nottingham
"a- nr-cr eo surprised found
her n the nufsory. and. Dickv che
Fa. wlpiug h,r eyes And what do
ou fu1k -hs said hu, that she'd
arah Refch.ra mi darling house
vfr aoe we began 20 build IT, she
iIf loves t because n looks llkn
roHt ali"ad' owen without ans body
% and hon so 200 rarua over
her ho1se -tou know rhe way 90.
'Ich pick nodded How well he
a," rcW think you'd DO
piIr Woman f0 h9Nt Irh
a-uUo,nr homo { -ai5 to her
1'lfr Fo' iHtf every h.as IA D.
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The Detroit times., 1917-11-05

Informal hearings upon the apHr
cation oi the eastern railroads inr
emission 10 increase transcOni-
rerfH ra'c and adjust rates % ia
tprwedi1 poine, involved 'n the
irtaimoHf raft ras"s. are to be-.
ein in Sow York today before AZ.
orney Examiner rhirten, Of tho in.
fcrsfaiH commerce commission