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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-11
From staff Correspondent of Il
Associated preSsD

tFrom staff Correspondent of the
Associated Press)
With the British Armies in France
via London, April 10 G0;l0 p. mD--
The British sweep east of Arras today
turned the northern pivot of the ia
nous IIindenburg line and large forces
Iof British troops tonight We're press
ing far beyond the top Of that German
barrier, which was prepared after
endless months of labor
The manner in which the British
have advanced over scores Of German
trenches, which the Germans must
nave believed would protect them in
definitely, has been little short of
miraculous. The Germans them
selves have been amazed at the au-
dacity Of the invaders and have sur
rendered with an air of complete mys-
tificatiOn.
Success of the attack begun vester-
day against some of the strongest sec
tons of the German lines of the en-
tire western front seems to prove
that the artillery has finally solved
the problem of entrenched warfare.
1t has taken months and years Of
preparation but when the guns were
finally massed against the German
front they hammered it into submis-
sion.
AirpIane Activity Explained.
1t was this hammering that demor-
allied the German lines on the Somme
during the winter and brought about
the recent retirement of the Hinden-
burg line stretching from Arras south
eastward to st, Quentin. Now, the
top of this line has been crossed and
it is being attacked along the entire
distance. The meaning of the airplane
activity last week, when the British
fliers deliberately set out to clear the
air of Germans, has been revealed in
the new attacks.
. Today the intrepid airmcn were
covering the advance everywhere,
keeping the troops advised of enemy
movements and enabling the British
artillery TO shell every area where
concentrations appeared. The day
was blustery from sunrise to sunset
and furious snow squalls were in the
air at half hour intervals. During
these air machines were completely
submerged by the snow barrage.
Vimy Completely Cleared.
Tonight the Canadians triumphant
ridge had been cleared Of all Ger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-11
LIEUTENANT ROBINSON
Is REPORTED MISSING
10y Sosnrso JousrA. sp,er,. LEASED w,ssI

London, April 10 01:42 a. ny
The Evening News says Lieut.. William
Lee Robinson, the first aviator to
bring down a Zeppelin in England, is
reported missing.
Lieutenant Robinson earned the
Victorian cross and became popu-
lar hero in England last September by
shooting down Il Zeppelin at a height
of 10000 feet The Zeppelin. which
was taking part in an attack in the
London area, was brought down in
flames at Cuffely. The lieutenant is
"a years of age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-11

from exploding Shrapnel that the troll
ley lines We're tied up for more than
an hour. Throughout the afternoon
and until late tonight, Chester pre-
sented a pathetic scene Thousands
of friends and relatives of the victims
walked the streets seeking informa-
ton regarding missing members of
their families. Crowds of morbidly
curious in front of the hospitals and
morgue were held back by national
guardsmen.
William A. Drayer, one of the seri-
Ously injured, gave this account of
his experience after he recovered con-
sciOusness:
First Explosion Light.
The first explosion sounded like the
explosion of a fiVe-gallon can of gaso-
line. When the third explosion oc-
CURED, | was blown through the door
near my desk to the side of a dinkey
locomotive which was standing on the
railroad tracks east of the building
After regaining consciousness ] no
ticed the flames bursting out of the
structure. | saw girl rush out with
her clothing in flames. She stumbled
and fell and | tried to pick her up, but
was so weak that | also fell. Later,
another man rescued her"
The Eddystone Ammunition cor
poration, which was organized origi-
nally by interests identified with the
Baldwin Locomotive Works and OPP
Grated by those interests, was taken
over last September by a commission
representing the British and Russian
governments. Since that time this
commission has been carrying on the
manufacture of munitions for the en-
tente allies.
The financial loss as q result of the
explosion is estimated at less than
5000. not including the ammunition
destroyed. Work will be resumed to-
morrow on all except box and charg-
ing departments. All departments
will be in operation by April "a, it is
said. More than 10000 persons are
employed at the plant.
Foreigners Hircd--Assertion.
William ODonnell of Hazleton, Pa,
who was in the pellet room when the
explosion occurred, charged the Ed
dystone officials with laxity in the
matter of hiring munition workers.
He declared that many Mexicans re-
Gently arrived from the border were
hired and that Germans and Austrians
also were given employment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-11
British Capture H. 900 Prisoners Over 100 Guns and Much Equipment
From Germans Drive Is Still Going Successfully Despite Desperate
Resistance of Teons; Brazil Breaks Off Relations With haiser
THE WEATHER
FORECAST:

Denver, April 10.
For New Mexico,
Wlednes d q Y a n d
Thursday generally
fair; not much
change in tempera-
ture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05
REPORTS FROM MAUI ARE
THAT GRAND HOTEL CASE
MAY END IN SETTLEMENT

Hints that settlement may be
effected in the litigation now being
heard In federal court to force the
Grand hotel of Waikiki, Maui, into
bankruptcy, have reached Honolulu
The hearing In the local court has
been going on for several days.
In part, the Maui News. says:
Although nothing Of definite char
acter has come through by wireless
Il is believed that the case of the
Grand hotel, Wailuku, Is nearing its
celclusion In the federal court at Ho
nolulu, and that a settlement will be
reached tomorrow.
- -Rumors are flying thick and fast as
to the nature Of the probable adjust.
ment of the case. One theory is to
the effect that the Grand win be pur.
chased and turned into a japanese
hC=pital. This Is more or less OF an
old story, but is probably one of the
pans upoL which those interested are
working"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05
FLOURP RICESTO
DROP WHENLATE
PRODUCT ARRIVES

Until the local merchants receive
shipments of flour from the mainland,
purchased at cheaper prices, here
will be no drop in the local flour mar
ket. The stock on hand n the Homo
lulu warehouses was purchased some
Lime ago at high rates. and ccnse-
quently the local Market remains at
a somewhat high figure.
Coast food authorities, however. in
sist that flour should sci! Delow $40.
Here arc some OF the raasons:
Wheat is selling at $40. BY
figuring four and one-half bushels
of flour to be made from wheat at
that price, the cost is 1915. pus
the cost OF milling, Is cents; plus
the cost of sacks, 30 cents, and
the profit TO the milling company,
% cents This totals the gross
cost of barrel OF flour at S10.&o.
From this deduct the receipts
from 70 pounds of bran, etc, and
at the present price Of J is cents,
the deduction is $1.o3. This
leaves the net price at 1927. II
the deduction is made according
to the proposed price OF bran,
IL cent, the deduction would be
only 80 cents, leaving the price
of flour at $3.50.
That is what the coast flour eX-
perts figure the new prices should
be on a barrel. The local mar
ket, however, is still quoted
around $11.50.
AS a result of the tying tip OF the
American Can company's plant at
San Francisco by a strike, thousands
of dollars worth of perishaole fruits
and vegetables have been allowed to
rot Because of the shortage Of tin,
only limited supply of cans are on
hand, and this curtails the packing
of fruits. Local merchants are wor-
ried over the announcement concern
ing the wastage, as. II viii materially
Effect the Honolulu markets. EENs
lsbelieved that the coast shortage 'Sfn
Z re felt here, and the prices Of canned
goods will Jump. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

general weakness that was so hard to
bear. lam able 10 do my work during
such times and am recommending Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND to
my friends who suffer as ] did."-Miss
META TEDEhAryS, 1922 jefferson Ave-,
Brooklyn, N Y.
= To know whether Lydia f.
>inkham's Vegetable Compound
= III help you, just try it. For
Ndvice write to Lydia E.Pinkham
Medicine Co. (confidentiaD Lynn,
Mass. Your letterwiIl be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

very weak ana mis-
cradle. ] remem-
bered how my moth
er had found relief
from pain by using
Lydia E. Pinkham's
.Vege table Con-
pound and | decided
TO Try it, and thanks
70 the Compound il
helped me Just as il
did my mother, end
! am free from pain,
haelraeha and tbot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

With corn worth two cents an ear,
or more, 1t pays to husk the corn
fields clean. The ears that are missed
don't help to feed the Allies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05
BOTH MOTHER
/ and DAUGHTER
Relieved From Pain and
Suffering by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, N.Y.-"For three or four
years / suffered o great deal Of pain
periodically, 30 ] would have to lie down.
Ny back would ache and / would feel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

sH You can't put a gun on your
Ahoulder," says the Indiana State
Council Of Defense, put silo on
your farm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

Farmers can best do their bit by
doing their best now. g..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-05

Save fat by draining the cream can
clean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
M'MECHEN

Chester Hnrdesty OF this city. former
Iy chief of police. has accepted n posi-
tirn with tn" Wheeling Traction COM
pany. Mr.. EInrdcsiy ~ working out OF
thr Island harm.
Dorothy. the young daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey l:numgnr,lnrr. Is re-
covering nicely after IL prolonged sick
ncss.
The miners OF tho IIItchmRn COnl and
Coke company ns yet have not returned
to work.
i'hmrIrs Islnck. we'll known resident or
this city. who Inns been seriously III 1T
the Glendale hospital. Is recovering.
IIrrt Downing Or hits city l"ft Sunday
for tnlumhur. o.. where he Will thkn
The nnnl examination for enlistment IN
the, T.. = nrny.
Mrs Iiniti" pniirrrnn ~ this city ~
the. gu,rt Of her 'inuEh,"r In llttnbnrHh.
Lincoln imiR" "" ~. !. q. q. r.. VIII
hold ~ h,Inln"r" meeting this evening IN
III" lodge uuRrirrn In tho McM"chcn
building
Thr fit wnn on tight hrrn nKnln yen
'crdny Nni II rm"h". ""dn or c"nfrc-
ton wn- gold. All rinr"r. Including tho
,lny. 49,
'rh" McMr"h"u Rod Grows rncicty viii
hold M important busncEs meeting
next Thurrdny evening.
MIR md Mr". ". w. ECh"l" ~ this
city spend Sun'ny with M"undRrl!Io
rriH;Iv"s.
Tho MrMcchrn hnnd Will civ" hnnd
concert this evening ai tn" plnyEronhS
I'm south MCMrrh"n Tho ladies' NJ tho
Fairgrounds nHsurinti"n Will serve re-
Ircshmrnts on til" grounds.
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mnv" into The residence In tho near
future.
It. A. Peterson OF Point Mills. nus
received his new 1-rhnrnEnr Cadillac
Mr uinI MTa. John Smith ar chicago.
ara the rtIrnI "r Nj. nu"i Min. ", a.
ji,hu,irImn,n IT E.'lg w''"h
tuuI- i',nh hh.l i."nIEr li"lIinnn ~
W.nmI.dnIr wrIn vinIinIG IN NnTHo"h
y"rlri'Iny
tlnlrtI HrhnfT nr w,",ln'lnln han Trs
Turned Tr"iir II I'uEIu"rH twp ~ ''"luhhns.
pII"
NIIrY bnrir hnh t'o"ullnr accident
huttrn /" him Inni t'rIdnY night. whom
~ new Ilmih mp"hiur. which In hhh
lust ,nrrrhnnoh. hrnpp"'l over n l6-fopl
nrnbnukurui with him ~" wac hnrk'
IuE tho nInrhnn into tho hnrn when w.
kept HuIuK nud wont through IN" barn
md uvcr tho rurbnukmani. and dropped
ont" u hnysiack. plnning him under IN"
nrnrhInc ITO wns not injured. hut tn"
machine waa damaged to q Ercat OK
tent lie gold the mnchIns as soon ns
possible.
MIR mud Mrs r. T.. Egan md son.
Scott Edward. Of West Alexander. wcr"
visitors In Wheeling Saturday.
pr T.. NJ. Howell. of Pittsburgh. was
a Weekend visitor I'm West Alexander.
The Spinsh crs' club of West Alcxan-
der will hold their regular meeting this
evening Mt III" home of Miss Flora
Armstrong. The evening will be spent
in IL social way. and the young ladies
will have refreshments served 70 them
ut u reasonable hour.
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ply, p,ruonnlu pnI HrIoIa.

Hurry Eimin- md family "f Elm
crave Will irnvr IhiH morning Tor III"
wildwood club up IIiE Wheeling trek.
where ih"y Will append III" w""k.
Fred t. F'rluInr nnh family OF Fun
Grove" have. returned from spending
week. at tn" WIldwn"l club.
tnrl Miller. Uf N""'l''lHI". has Also
r"turrh from il hu"in"%" try I" Akron
ohio.
charles Tlrrris "f Nh""linK wa" VIZ
Hur IN SprIuEtlnl" N""''flHN
W '. Ii"Er. ~ f.dIw"h. WI" mn" h""I
III Tor ih,' past week nj ill* nome. ~
much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
.OR RFN7F RESIGNS FROM ZION
CH||RCH To ACCEPT TOLEDO CALL
REFORMATION ACCEPTED nv CON
onEcATioN SUNDAY MORNING
UNDER PROTEST.
popul.r pa,tor and Able Minister
Aerc for Eleven Years - arc
we'll Sermon Next Month.

Tho Rev. A.. l.. Benz". for the past
eleven Years the popular and aole
pastor OF Zion Lutheran church. re-
signed Yesterday AT tho conEr'ga-
tfonal meeting. following the regular
Sabbath morning services. Or: Benze
Will assume the pastoral" OF ST. Mat,
thpw's English Lutheran church OF
Toledo, o., late in September. lie
will deliver his farewell sermon mere
next month.
rr. Benze was offered the pastorate
of tn. Toledo church ONE time ago
and later announced TO his congrega-
item that h.. would accept the call.
The congregation vigorously protested
AGAINST his leaving and asked that he
reconsider his resignation. That Or
BrnZe did and yesterday mornlnI
under much protest and most reluc-
family the congregation finally SUD
mitted 10 his leaving khelr church.
In rendering hlS resignation rrsier-
uav. Ok. BenZc spoke most trrllnSly
al his love Tor the members at his
CONGREGATION: the nohl" work thrN
had done In working shoulder u"
shoulder with him for tn" glory "t
God and the upbulldiny OF the church:
the sacrifices :h"v hah mad" IN help
iuI him. while an :hr uth''I hand "'
Hnid h. had tui:ud ,l' greatest hApI.i
ness and JOY In serving them. mai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Hummnr Bchnol Clouod.

TIA. rumIinrr rrh''"I whirh hnh b'"h
conducted during Tia. rrIImIm"I h"h'h"
Iu the Wuud'Inl" public ""h""l. rI"H'h
mu luIv II The srhnnl hn" lw"m under
rh, ,rtu,-IrnI.hIl, IF Fret l.. ". t:it-
Iiup- and the mI"nb"rithII. i'iHl"d mar
- IuIIulo III" Young I'""PI" WI" hl'l
not pas ut lrsI y'nT" "shIuiIn'I"'IH
had II ,hnn," through thl" HrI'"l 1"
make up lh'ir W"rk mud lhHH l" If"
coed With their Clnu~Iunl", ~ iIt'' l"'Elh -
uInp at .rhuuI Ia Srptrmb"T Tho din-
trIrI "ffiriulr ~" we'll pl"n""d with
thr ,.,n,rrss of The summer Erhnul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

TIr. lTiiu. "f ia" iuInu'tl" l"i"'f ,''
quarantine, whlrh hnu prevailed TOR wv
rmuI rurirI" weeks. on the Town ~ ~
I.r.s,,n hTnIIEhI II lnrE" UuIul"r nI Wv
,,,,,,, r,.,,,.l. In In Sunhny Hrh""l F"rN .
l., ..; and church y"SI"IhHy morning avn
seeming ~ children under u N""r' ~
nr. ,yrr" allowed to y" int" or ONT "l w"
town Of Patterson and II" "n" hihi'r 'H','
urr wnr permitted to X" I" amy PHH'''
,,,r,tiur ar ,uuurrrnii un of people Nnf-
ing tho p"ri" IT quarantine. IN" "",lh
urru-nir services az III" - III" lr"""H
,rriau church a. Elm Grove. were h"'"
on the lawn surrounding lhr hlh H."'''
church last evening nj % "'"ln"k t"f;
I +, IrynuhrrVrr. raSinr nr III" Third
rrc shvtrran 'hurch of Wh"rlInI. ""I''-
cred the sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
AnnthAr MOYeND.

Tho .nUtUrmrn IN TIA" West Virginia
TraCIiuu 4 Electric CnmpnuNS I'm" nay
Inrd,, another innv"up. hur u inc I"S'E
nation of Charles stiles. t'htrl"H rlk"H
vhu hn" h,.rn working on IN" SIM ''i
has received - regular run wiz
.rL,,,n. y,,uup an extra man. has 80
.Lri,.d tho tu,Iur,uaII job. on III" Shlll'F
The company ais" has II lhrI" mum
hrr nr men At work clearing III" W',"H
grass aud i shriS from IN" irH' rs IN 'n'S
.,,.iIun TIA" npi"hrnn'" "l 'h'' ''"' IA
M. nlICh lmlInNrh. ~ lhlN M.'IN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Elm arnva Council.

Thr council ur lhn town ~ f''H'
Grove will hold II special meeting; N"n-
nc4dny night IN tho town hnli' VII"
the object IN Wow "f coming T." IN
agreement on the bond Issue. when !"
nnry before tint body. The bond issiir
Ir of i.rnuI iu,nrtnnCr to the pix" town.
nnd the rraidrnta mr." awaiting tho cleo
ZION with much interest. The fire iiRh;-
Ing equipment is OF The hand drawn VA
rirty. ind when n large fire occurs tho
town has Ia depend on being able {" gel
The trucks from f.hgwooh WOodsdnlr
and Wheeling The amount OF the pro-
uused issue Is S3I0On. part or when
will be used lu ropuvr and improve the
streets. which are In very bad condl-
Hon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Mozart. and the many other advance
mrnl., made. which hr attributed l"
the IIruI,na efforts al Tl"n '"nfIrEh'
HON which inspired him I" ;" Tor
v.u,L In his wuIk as a. mlnia"i anu
nm more Iu, and love Ia Ills heart I"i
hi, t.nh hI., prull,' anal his frlluw men
l., n,n:" Ia '.I"riur l''.' ""'" iIll'h
~ III, rm..ll..u nnh MANY 'l'ni Irl'uh" n"l
nunthntn "r h,r fl"'E w"Ih ni tai" w"''i'
ur dopnuiu," II" I"ll the. '"nEt"R"'I'"
TIM, tho ,rI1 frnuI I"l''l" h"l pat hii"
hrt ,nrn In,r rmd duty. ihmi h"w"v"r
much lao ruErrIi"'i !" nrN'r ia" ~" 81
In,.. ur,I nrur".iuiI"u that hound 'h"u
az ,.Iu".Iy together. hn f"lt u" "h"nIl
nuq,y"r The call ctI"nl"h MIN, INIT -
would Civ" him ~ lnrR"r 'I"lh !" VIM u
tn vnrlt aud hr could th"r"hr hotter ad'
vnur" md spread ia" word 81 ,'"I II" "
Enrvaui nr hi" Naplrr. I"I"ln nan n
popuiatInh Of 10. 900.
nr. lruz" cam" I" ZION church rom
tho First English Lutheran church Of
Cleveland ohio. In laos. JuHt eleven
Years next September. H." has huild"d
up tho Wheeling church wonderfully
Tho membership has Increased greatly
while never In tho history Of zion
church Inns tho financial condition been
20 good Dr Rcnzc was tn" promoter
and principal factor In IN" hulIhinE OF
Christ church NJ Mozart. which WAS d"h-
iratrd several y"nrS ago. ana since IN"
dnv Il WIS opened the congregation has
gradually increased until il now has
ono at III" largest memberships Of amy
rhlirCh in the rural section.
rr RruZr. NO, only is ON" of tho most
able aud learned pastors in Wheeling.
hut hr possesses that happy faculty Of
being 4 good tinker" ll. Is an unuSu-
nIlv popular man az 1t" Is n minister
among men in all walks OF llfr lie hnS
for some time been at TIA" hrnh OF IN"
IL Il Al IN
similar organizations
Iir Rruzr ami family viii leave short
IT, for u vnCniinu Ia til" NlriniiN at To
lrdn and rrIuTm lnt"r Ia deliver h!N II%l
two HrrIIIu,l" at Xinu church IN August.
imfur, assuming his new charge In To-
l,.nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

rh,. nu-ir.il comedy. I'm" New MIN %
lister" which created such hit, IN tn"
different lIn'y'' wh"r" II hn~ been t"n-
hrrrd ~ TIA" pmSt nmmIh. "lII It, gwen
II. Ih,. Mt plI>"l hmll under iii" nn"rirr"
al tlr E,uvuTIh tnI:lI.. at he MI bllb"i
st T.. church. IuuInIr"w "k'nIhH. u"
,u"I ~ ruIupu~rd al IN" m"inl"IH 81 'l
STANDARD i."nTrr' nu'l i'"ltl"h i'lh"h
Inl,l,. rIm"r,.u 1T thu fIr"i NJ T.. ihlI'h
ct ELM tirrN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Completod Greenhouses.

Tn" new greenhouses owned h$ inc
l.nnghnm Flower sE"p. al llnw Ih"rn.
Court. have been completed. TIL" ln!l
equipment "f the plant has l"rn In
,,tnlIrd. mud TIA" heating syn'"m J" one
Of thu most r"nIplrI" IN thlH section.
'rh" r"mrnny'r lnrE" irnd" In" made IL
necessary to erect three Er"rnhuuhrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Two speeders Arrested.

Two sprclcrS were arrested IN IN"
town Of Fulton yesterday. The auto
lists seem Ia take Il pleasure In driving
their cars the limit IN the pike towns.
md ufim.rrs are now on ihr'uiillunk Tor
them. Thru" will appear before Mayor
Stuckcr, # Fulton, tonight on the above
,.b
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nm nnGar

Thu. u,"mlrrS "f III" Wheeling 80!
scents. whn wrr" rnrmmr,d ut III" Mag
nnlin club on BIG Wheeling creek. broke
r.IEp Saturday, after spending II h"
lIghifIl week. of tn" rent camp NE,
The boys enjoyed themselves lmInrnH"iy
and tho ole swimming hole. wnS wen
t,II rpulyrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
hrrcstg May DO Made.

nl":,S SIX NuiInE men 81 Elm ',I"f'
ret Ia work by tonight. 'hrN VIII u" VA
the hands nr the law. rhnrg"d with VI
rrnnry. according IT, Squire Srih"ri. NJ
Elm Grove. lhr@" young men are ~
legged IL hnvr no, work"'l sine" III" Mini
chester bullet Gnct"ry shut d"wn about
4 uI,ttih
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their work and low" had h"cn hts
vr.aIr,I Inspiration In pursuing his
wurk Dr li"nEr TrrIt"d III" hruwi Ii
nr Xluu church during TIA" past decade.
ia" building of Christ church at
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FULTON Council Meeting.

Tho council "l TIA" town 81 f"it"h
win meet tonight 4" s"lil" ~" matter
81 III" new "hIrf "I police. inns i'"H'
tiun WIS nnhr Vnraut IN ih' h'hIn ~
,'hnrIr. Yurkr NUMBER 81 nrplira-
Ii"IIa hnN" been received. some "Ii"r
minor inntIrr. rnny ml.sn u" taken up.
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ImDortant 10 Travellers.

Meyer leave home on n journey OF
nu,inc without "A bottle Of Chamber
lain, collie. Cholera and Diarrhn"a
Rrmr,ly. II s. often needed and when
that Time comes Is cheap nj one hun.
drrd times It's cost: ObtaInable every
where.
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JulIn niahai1 O Dad.

uhr .I.nih at .I"hn hhhrI". "grh ~
r,nIr - farmer ct n"ur Ma l"I"'iIl'. NM
rhuU ,pn,IniY. '"''uI'"l H"l"rhaF "lf"'
nI II 10 ,'rIurb In tho i!l' ndpl" h"nII'HI
1hr hodY wua I'I'l'ni"h Tor I''"''
turrInI nrrvir"u viii hr "ou'lu'i"h In""-
,I,y ,u,ruIuy mt 10 U'Ilnrk IN TIA" Snl"Ul
NJ T. church. N"v, Miller VIII h"f"
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Holdtnu patriotic Meetings.

k"N II a ltiddl". Unstnr "i ia" Nr"'
Nl,.snuIrr I.rr,hIIrrInt church. l. hold
tur mumI'rr az i"iTl"ii" ih""',hfH u,
The community TWO w"r" l'll l""f
N""k en- W"hu"r'lnN nlrht at 'hr
PRESBYTERIAN church "f lhhl Town. hH'I
"n Ihurdhv might "u" wh" h'''' w W.
l'lt .di.rm l.'hn"lIuIr" 10" 'hhl''' ~
rI,,,. ri.I,II".. which nrn being shown hi".
The Wurk ~ Tho y NJ. { IN
Ernn'"' mad nrS Ini"r"ntlnf ll''hi'H "'
Ihr u,"u,.p hrhIn,I the lines. Nil"'h'f
viii Il" held I"ulrlI III ia" ohlor
rrhoDIhmInr ut h n'r1nrk. hnh Tho cltl-
yrnr nro reouc-trd to hr prnnsnt.
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TROOP J. ELM Ernv" 10Y Scouts. VIII
held u lawn rrir on ia" Henry St"lt
lnwn Thurrdny night III" ri'"""dn 81
Ih. nrfnIr Will In, u""'l ~ h"frhY the
~ t,~uF"rr 81 ID" rnTIp. whi"h they VII
hold room mn IHE Wheeling greek.
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Shaw Mi"IrnnnrY Society ~ Nv" S'"h'
PRESBYTERIAN ,huIrrh vii hr Leila Tu"--
lnV evening; ~ III" church,. officers
are urIiuC , Iurg" Attendance.