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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
MeolemI1er at aeiierfa,nilien ifuIbe
fna forIabe 2anoet

- - tS'S-
fna forlabe Qonbet
0onoon, 21oe Sc. ct EpIegrall1
til grebange telegraph fra 9apa<
ran6a meloer, at Serenity 1neo zen
Mrtne M. r11aricberer mob Moifal1,
ne6ens 5torfpr]t Mifolai. ben tiolis
gere rusliife socrfbefaIenoe, ian1lar
en- Mrue Mopaliiter aa,1fafus.
Stocfborm, 21oe Sec (af Soiepb
Sbaplen) 8oliebebiferne boloer
pna at forbereoe ct eget &onpent,
Der {.3 treoe ifteoenfor Ronitihl-
ttor lingen, ,neloes Der fra
Retrop. ipenife gocialiitfb-
rer Dr. 81 telegrafereoe Der
iodg SoDebiaoe et SnterOie'p,
BON bab6e bnbt mes zon1inente
8olicbebif urit5fp i Be.sograo.
(Sortfetfes paa 2ben Sioe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
lnu.obnias on ute at fenbe aen.

glnn.obni18 on nfe zat ienbe aeb.
netsn1i6Icr iii soIoaterlle. Mafb ing
ton ben 216e Sec. Oct natiaInle
Goriuarsraao bar attnooet sagail(ter'
sog Benl.er nf 5oIoater ON ttte sat
ienoe 2ep1lets oler tiI bent Sc
Ifanr rigelig al bet { 2eirene, fau6s
'Nodoet % Ell bel DeI 2ebnets tsnli6
Der ietloes priDot er bort S.
ltoale iiIfaIoer e aebllets Mer1ie'
forbarpeoe og iInlI p6ter as 81 81
.detE taa bore elr ior osaesl
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
K,rigf1 / Jtalift1.
Nngre6 afoif n1sb itore Sab for 81.
enben. Berlin ,uelber S,420 Jan-
ger staget ii6en lite Dec.
.&ou 1lelber, at enbel fienbHis.
Sropper bar trenat iis siennemt
bt italienift 2inier.

Mom ben 216e Sec. Gulbitpn-
big Mfpis1lit1g al be Nugreb, ion1 tpif-
piterrigffe Eropper i Dnsbags rettebe
mob Gasion-GoI oel 0rio Sronten
,nelleu Brpnta og Riape, nelotes at
gsoepartementet iganr. Gten6en
leo itore Cab. Npe fie,16tlige Goribg
pua at ifrioe oper 8iape blep for
pllrret.
Berlin (nia 2on6or 205e Sec.
n5i6en ben l 1te December bnr De
germanife 9ropperss taget 8,420 Gan-
ger" erflere6e Dneens offieielle 8e,
refining. Sangerne blep toget mel.
lem 8re11ta. % HiaDeflo6erne, til
feiebes ser.
rRun6t Monte 9ertica bleb gie11-
tagne italienife Mngreb afDi{t," Tutte-
oe 8eretninge,t.
Nom Ben 226e Sec. vGnbel
6remgang UNDER liplige aantpe !
Monte Mloloneegnen mel6tes / Du-
gems offieielle 8eretning for anhe.1
Sag af ben italienife 9ffeniip. arigs.
oepartementet n1el6te, at ct fienotligt
Wo6angreb siebliffelig par itaniet.
Yresietelegran1mer fra 6ronten tbag
beifreb Slaget ionl naften 1itanielig
og sSstaItenerne er bpilig optl6net al
fine Seire bi6til.
r@e6 Siterinlllepre foriggte en- f.
enotlig afoe1ing at brpoe gienne11,
bore 5orbinoringer, men bleo brepet
tilbage al libltg GeppriIo. 8eb
Mo1lte solnrolo b!ep ct pl1,6ieligt
fienotliet M1rgreb fuloitn1rbig fnnit
me6 &aanogranater a,n6er en- Iiplig
Srpfning, iagoe @apporten.
@om ben 216e Sec. sStalien bill
albrig itptte en- ieparat 6reo ener
ltage noset Sfriots oer lite er lopnlt
|n1ap d. d iereoe ere are6e gfplltes
ret elf al1la1eret
ioag.
Berlin (pia 2onoonl 22be Sec.
SStalienife angreb ON gftermiooa ooagell
% Nftenen r11lot Moute aioloae
mislpffeoes, erflare6e Gugens oft
eielle 8eretning. glngreb .blep fore.
taget moo @gioerue beitenfor Snoen
gepe angrebs sb1eD giort inniten id,,1s
ME Milnn ON Nftene11.
Mom oen 24be See. ct polb-
pmt ger1t1anf angreb bIeD reftet mob
set peitlige afinit paa gliiago plateau
ct, fornemmelig beb 8nio og Motte
Balbetla, mes ben 9alge. at e11oel
;torien5fs G Onto, ,,erate e qr;aanenor. es
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
4l1aan-KrfI1rn.
2loDS George oplpier, at seufnia
gen af tDffe 11baabe tiltager.
Mmerifanere iGnfet em ltbaab.
AntaIlet af ienfebe allierebe Sfibe
mtnbre afbigte 1t8e, So innaa
norife 9anpere ie,1fet,

" "E b
n1ierminiiter 2loD6 George oplpitc
ioag, at glntallet al ltn5erpanosbaa-
De, Ser ipnfes, tiltoger.
gn Ntlanterbabsbabn, 2O6e Sec.
@anonbetieningen pe6 forreIte @anon
paa en- an1erifanif 8asiageroamper,
Der tom bertil ioag, poeiag6e en- tpif
l1n6erpanosbaa6 Morgeren efter lin
Afreiie fra en- britiif Sapn, berette6e
8asfagererne or1boro. @eneralma=
ior @ngb 6. Scot, Mrmeens ti6ligere
stabscbef> ser bar 8asiager, itges ot
babe itaaet bag aanonerne 1tn6er
bube 1taaet bog &anonererl1e l1noer
6eres Erpfiifferbe6.
ubaa6en pnr ca. 700 Oarbs borte.
fagoe Basiagererne. Manoifabet beo
en- @anon ogter affDre6e to Stub,
men trof life, l1la1 forreite 4anon
trnf neo ferfe 5flo.
&isbellbapn, 2Obe Sec. Tabet al
to it1an ,torife Danpere 1l,eIoes Of
henri arte,nelts
uMaibag 1 $50 Cons Meh forpe-.
oeret n1eo Eabet al tre Md1ro. aelb
andre MeoIen1n1er al 8eInt1it1geu
blep reo6et. Dnnperen uNarro,t""
iteote pna en- Mtne, og fell1 Mano al
8eietningen blep orebt.
Qonoon, 20be Sec. Shorten aof=
faroiffibe paa oner 1,600 Cons og
tire unoer Ben gonnage bleb fp11fet al
Miner eller llnberpan6sb i ofpig-
te nge, rnelote MomiraIitetet igaar
Nftes. ct Giiferfartpi, blep ogiaa
ienfet. @fibstobet er Iiot 1ninore emo
i ben foregaaenoe llge, 6a "A Stibe
ober % Z UNDER !, 600 blep ienfet.
8aris; 90. Sec. 5ranfrigs Sfibs=
tab / ngen, fom enote 6en 17oe Sec,
bar ganife Iioet. 8are ct 9th nn6er
1000 Cons og i11tet opers ben Ton=
mage blep feufet. ct Sfib bleb an-
grebet, men l1n6foY. Sngen Sitter
farteier blep i9nfet.
-, Il 4,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27

sre Gipbere fornIpffet. Sort
Bortb, Geras, 216e Sec: @n Diff
Get % to &aoetter al BET fongelige
fonaoiffe 6IDpeforps blen orebt Der
ibag, oa to Merpplaner foIli0ereoe
/ 2uften. glDperne flsi ! en- Sgioe
:af fere buroreoe SOB, oa Samnlen-
Ifcoet ifeeoe, % begge Mdifiner fittDr.
teoe I'll Soroen: grpbt bleb gefono.
Isftnn1,t 81 g. @enl1er, aineston,
Dnt., &aoet Is. q. 8afer, Scent, eng
lano, % aaoet q. G5en Kingston,
Ssomaica. Sc tre Mpno tom fra Be
brittle SIDbeplaoie s Eoro1tto ]
yeober,b Der.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27

Mooitano moo l1bnpbnelien al Sc
neral gro5ier tiI en- nnoen fire Mors
1ermin ion General Ittgimelter bin.
Ioreoe Senatets Mfgi6relie al sugelt.
|og ben er l,oiat til ODER S1len.
General ltabscb Def Bills % gene,
lraIn.a s. alloe ffffee'
re giddbef bi6ebolber ifiias ,l1pa.
|ret1oe t5til Ginger io1rl benbo1o 1ospis
Gene iimbgcbef % Generulprofos
EgenerdI glils foloer for Mloers.
fgrnnien ben Bite Dece1nber, met, pil
fanife fortieHe / @aaoet. Sc Gor.
IbereoeIier, Ser eieres for Eaaoet, a1t.
I1boebe at General Grotpoer fun far
Ifau anIeoning til at bic Ell megei
|lioen Sci nf lin 8io til tit anoet
4berb.
Wr. 8dfer antD6e6e L iilt fioite
arigsoberligt at Ben rusiiife @aa-
pe1'lll1lluap puose slpll pe1 appue.''
oigt for oe 5oreneoe 5tater at paa,
iHbnoe fine arigsforbereoelier 9lll-
let efter Muslnno Sc alIiereoes NRf.
ter ,11aa fDlbes ftrar, iiger mango
9fttcerer Der, bpts Den alm1toel1ge
Situation peooore'1oe 1fal pie e't s'c Sa=
lance of birfelig faapelfonr 1lll1l1g
Magt ! 5apbr at be Goreneoe 5tater
loe Sc alliereoe, 1taar Son11nerfeltto'
fsef nnar ~ Delel!e.
sarfprriibent breber ia aasit,
rer. georia, ss;Il., 24oe Sec, gra.
Iiibent for gtate gruit ol,o @apings
8qnf Cigar 81. @trauis. Der igaar
fieb oa ornbte fin aasferer 8er,le
Dseao i ct pripat aontorsi 8anfe.,.
tpil anfgre selpforibar ION @rnno.
sSngen bar gione til arageoie,,.
Ser bapbe ppret eli Geioe 1nellen1
Sc to Mano / ober ID Mnr, foroi
Weeoo eie6e flere Mftier Bonfett emf
|gtrau{g og ban bar aasierer %
I9trauis 8refi0ent sc. 1'1eotes !
8a11ten igaar ben 9enltgt at f1ebe
bi1tanoet ,to. Stral1ls paaltoo g1en'
mem i'm Sogferer, ct Wfeao llog Dam
fgrft og Dreoe oct 1erl1e Stuo. yen ''
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
@il6e bGbne Mor6et paa @onita

&iIbe bGbne Morbet paa aonita.
bel MeIion. Billings, Don't ben
|18oe gee. Ser bolbes en- ftnrf gagt
|peo gountDfatleiIet ION gplee Of en-
6olfebobg Joripg paa at tronge iro
JnngHet % eribe ssuan ssgnqrra,
Eber ifieo oo orabte aonjtabel 5nos
|9elion, 50 100 Mal1o iloe iao Gront.
Rare,l { 6aneii 4 sheriff motIoef
nns Deputies boIot 5olfe febebelt
|fro oet i,tore of s5ensi Ie ~ HoIitis
lerber iaof ofad1t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
Gln1yn 6eutgr.
Sen brittle 8ren1ie rminifer giber en-
f(ar 6remftilliug al Be allirrebes
arigsmaal.
Sc fornendte er pbdaggelie al Spff-
lambs Militernta9t % 9emofra.
tiiation af bets 3egiering.

eEs-5 = - -s-.+
ttfatton at bets Negjering.
u.'po' 4vDe ~. s'.s1u'DI
oal.s91''uu. up'e''oel D.e'e"...s =
0epppeNp'9geoen se lor, y pt - ull.eleos ~
elVeluel S''1e,veu ~ *pl.tu''u ~ ~
81 'e..l.u's Selu.''sl,eu, oO'.. =, ~.
o o.et 'el'.e,''.''..I.el SloV.
yeo'ee t'.ueeyuIet sl1elaA'upus
la1' penae SulerDep ~ 1a1 ~ up''uaes naa.
wv po'.eseelIe'' =! 1yt.u''D9 ~
.u,eln,uet .as =, " SeH'ol'u''lu1'o'' : pe'
'V'le ''eslel'As; o<r,
su'' el1ue1eue' - ,s'.uuysse'nes
p.'ltel W ,s''1e'es!el a'uu.le pu.s
u.1 aylple''oe a, a,.ep sealv.. - w. ol''
y s'O'o''iel. .e'opolu'a'..' ~ W ~,
1Ae''.e'' '''uu uiul'9 lepeles l'touee -
SV.'s.'s. o.ue'e .ueoe vu'.~'1s1
p, puu la'ua'u'to'e Vle''op1e11sule -
si1'u''''''e ~ S'0''uuOe lou' =
wye. - -,
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=, s11..s'eps Ss.ugp e,sD1s e. .,e.'. s,
1o1p 49, ss,s
g pe't - !.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-12-27
5rttpHtf Nut.
senatpr Re,ufa,rbs ira @eba6a, ,fre,,s-
ragenbe Serubanelobgiber,
plnoielig bpb.
Mntaeelis paaiat Slbebranb / Dnlut1
poelGaser Sagbrug % Srelait
for en- balb MIlipa.
Sit 8olibebifernes 6pbebfbarter rap.
porteres, at Sbiferne b,rrtig pper-
fbrer Sropper til geitfronten.
Stalienerne gienerobrer flere stil.
linger iont oe table for to 9age
fi6en beb Niiago- -Ylatamet.

aytutIeHetHe 9JeHer0orer Tlefe Sftls
linger font Be table for to Dage
ftoen peb Niiago-Elatanet.
Maibingtou, 8. g., 25oe Sec. Se.
nator sSrancis 6. geetplanos al See.
.baoa od6e al @iertelan1melie Der
.igaar Nftes. San blep rammet az
slag, nte6ens ban arbeioeoe i@ena-
tets aontorbDgning, men bar. fort eff
ter iitamo til at gaa bie1n % man
pioitc beo &apitoliet intet ONT bans
SDgoom> fbr set meo6eltes, at ban:
par opo. Sans @litr1t og 5pigec.
mo6er bar tilite6e beo Dposleiet.
Senator MemIanSs bar feot / N1is.
its1ippt for 69 slar iioe11. San bleb
uooannet iom Sltriit og TOM til See.
pa6a / 1888. 9an bar flere 9er-
miner Me6lem al &ongresieng &us
og bleb balgt til 5enator 1903..
-Da, 9emofraterne fom til Magten,
blep ban 6ormano paa Mellemltats-
banoelsfoniteen. @an bar taget en-
meget frenragenoe Del / Sernbane-
lopgiDntngen.
- Dull,tb, 25oe Mob. Gn esI6e.
bran6, iom a,1tages at bere paaiat,
e6elagoe sflgers5mitb @a9brug og
Gilgangen til 8roe1t til Sllperior
tilligeneo @illioner 500 Erelalt
tiolig ioag. 9abet anilaaes til en-
balb Millton Collars.
3oliti fra 9ulutb og Superior
ipger ioag efter en- 4iprer, ion1 bleb
orebet no ira gienoomme,s igaar Mf.
tes al en- 8agtnano % l1,istRnfes
for sSlopaaiattelielt.
amlter6am, 25oe Dec. G1l
l@reliie eaoe1I
b1oo1 figa ggaa at o6en grploiiea fbllt m
fanot sIeo npIig beo @rl1ppS gnr.
ter, opitoo ! Ell gpg,1ing, bpor 900.
3erfoner arbeioe6e. Mafi1ru11titet
og Dreierbprflte6et leo melt, og bare.
De al Gre bpg9e6e Dele al @pg1it1.
gen soelagoes Otter bpao oennc.
&orrefponoet1t rneooeler, .par Der in.
tet 9ab al Menneifelip.
Det @ebe 4ors / Mnerifa fit
peo SS1lefnmpagnet ,1reiten Is Ma.
lioner 1lpe Meolemmer Jorcni,t.
gen bapoe fbr 5 Mllioner.
2on6on, 26oe Sec. Staliell55
ssSu1eeape til oe aIIiere6es Sag bar ct
brilliant Moonngreb paa ben beltlige.
annt al slIiago= =Nlateauet.
General Dia3's georoar,ne fog
6ie11oerne 1angs bele Ben Grot1t, pna.
bbilfen De baboe rpffet frern farlig
Merbe6 til Mabningen al Gran5ela>
DoIen, Der filler Dem frn 5letel13
paa set Soils.
Sen itgrre Del df 6e Stininger,
font tabtes for to Gage iioen, er gien..
on 6 ~ txa5kt. 1...,.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
.P|TTSBURCHER
TO ADDRESS MEN
Good Program for Meeting at Court
Theatre on Sunday Announced
Yesterday.

The Hon. Charles A. Tushingham.
OF Pittsburgh, supervisor of the Prov
ident Life & Trust company, OF this
city. will speak to men next SUNDAY
nj the Court theatre on "A Mighty
Question" No man in the series will
appeal to men as this man, it is said.
He has had large experience with men.
having met them in all walks of life.
and has been active in their behalf.
The Summers band as been secured
10 give a concert Of sacred music. For
almost one hour this famous band will
provide the entertainment. Prof Hart
mann. one Of Whreling's most accom-
plishcd pianists. will render special
music on the piano. and his many male
friends will be glad Of this opportun-
iiy OF hearing linl. w
The advertising committee is doing
much more thorough work this week
lhan last in reaching every factory
and mill in the district. They are
meeting with every courtesy and en-
courasement. The mill and factory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

publication where the same may be
found
These returns may he made by the
taxpayer before the auCit0r or the AS
session in hts taxing district. and make
oath 10 the same without paying a fee
and after the return is made he may
send II by mail or take 1t to the couaty
auditor.
The elected assessors now holding Of
flee are 70 be retained and during the
month OF May. finish the task OF ASSESS
ing personal property ard Inspecting the
returns that have been made 10 the
auditor. Their compensation is fixed
~ 81 L day. Successors TO these as
SCISSORS are to be elected. according to
tn. terms OF the bill in November. 1917,
as provided by the Observation-Disclosures
law.
Before the county auditor can pro-
coed 10 appraiSe real estate for taxation
II" must first be directed by resolution
"f the county commissioners. or petit
toned by "a per cent Of the property
owners OF any taxing district OF by any
Village council.
Atter all the real estate in any sub
division has once been assessed how
ever, he can revalue at any time. any
part or portion OF the real estate IN
;luy taxing district. The machinery tor
vaiuing real rStat: Is Intended 20 he
adequate for such appraisais in the
Spring % 1917 where needed.
The bill amends tine present tax laws
so that ! person moving, into village
or city and retaining q residence in an
other taxing district. must pay taxes
where he actually resides the greater
part OF the tine. tCGcr the present law
h.. must pay where lac happens TO live
on tax listing day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
WOMEN'S CLUBS WILL
l.,
MEET NEXT IN AKRON
Annual Convention Of Southeast Dis
trict OF Ohio Federation Ends
az Martins Ferry.

Arter being in session for The past
TWO days. the annual convention Of
the Southeast district, Ohio Federal
ton Of Wumcn's clubs. came to 4
successful close in Martins Ferry last
night when the Lecture-&rcital club
rendered IN excellent entertainment
il: honor Of the visiting club Honlrn
and delegates from several Ohio
cities.
At $50 O'Clock yesterday. in III"
First Presbyterian church. the morn
ing session was formally opened with
an organ prelude by Miss Rhea Grit
filth. An attractive program was car
ried Oul during III" morn!ng meeting
which was featured by a response by
Mrs. George Zimmerman. Of Falrmnnl.
president Of the Ohio Federation OF
Wnmen's clubs The roll call Of clubs.
with reports from each. concluded he
morning session.
Immediately after di9ner. an infor-
ma! reception was held in The parIors
If tho church for III" visiting ladies.
Several musical numbers w"r" rrn'
Grrnd during tho afternoon. besides
ali excellent address on Shakespeare
las a Moral Teacher. by Edwin ":
Chuhb. d"a.l OF Ohio university, -
Athens, Ohio. An interesting talk by
Miss G"nrvievc Cline on The ltrd
Cross Work" was also well received
Tn" convention was concluded last
night when Il musjralc WAS given by
the Martins Ferry L"Cturr-Rrc!;ai CIuh
in The now German bank building. Tic
next annual state meeting Will be hcid
October = in AkrCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
LUTHERAN MEMS CLASS
OPENS "AT HOME" PLAN
Series Of Monthly Meetings to Be
eld-Entertainment Program
Detailed.

The Mems Bible class Of the First
English Lutheran church met Tuesday
evening at the hGme Of \. {,
Schneider IN the first Of Il series of
at home gatherings TO be held
monthly by the class. business, social
and luncheon provided
Il delightful evening for this large
class Of wide-awake Lutheran men. Of
which ]. G. Lynch is the teacher. The
next meeting will be held at the home
Of Charles dietrich next month.
Among the coming events of the
class, the members last night were i'll
formed of the details OF plans for the
entertainment and pie social 10 be
given BY the class At tho church on
Thursday evening. April -. Der
Schneitzelbank' will BE- special at,
traction at this event, and eight or
uI,ir other special numbers will be
added to the program.
Members Of the class present al The
meeting at the Schneider home were:
MessrS. Edward Chaplin. II. G.. Grachr.
}. p. kindclbergcr, John G. Lyach,
Jacob Rictz. II. G.. Meyer. Fred Meyer,
y. e. Schneider, VIM. Higgins, VIM.
Fritz. W. Il. BoaLwing. Gro. Baunrlc,
W. r. Mitchell. Chas. Dietrich and +.
Dusbordick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
.EXUBERANT FANC|ES
Of NOVELIST WELLS
Many Of His Writings Discussed by
Mrs. Bourne Yesterday at
Club Meeting.

Dlscoursing ON the work Of II. G..
Wells al the February meeting of The
! WumanS Literary club. OF which Mis-.
II. NJ. kimherland is president. yes
tGrday afternoon al the Hotel Wind
! Sor Mrs. Anna Il. Bourne summed UP
his several books in their ilt"rrsL
values and their possibilities III IN"
enduring tictions.
She spoke Of his delight in rXuber-
anuy setting forth his characters an
some extraordinary expeditions aild
named apropOs of this several Of his
best known books. Among these WIS
! The Fire Machine marvellous IAN
/ taSy, which pictures the sunset of the
human race and linsrs most Hprh7;,
entity his decided lcuninGS toward
socialism. In his book he travels
! through time in Il most wonderful
machine, us one does space, which
! lands him thousands OF years hence.
He finds the earth peopled With pyS'
mes and living in its interior a giant
race. tyrifying the social forces, IN"
former the leisure and the latter the
working class, who have risen Ia such
power and force as 10 prey constantly
i on the terror-stricken people. There
I IS through all his stories ike social
iSic tendency.
| Another Of his peculiar stories is
the "Wonderful Visit" which was pro-
duced in The same year and Is quite
as original. In some problems on the
, day he Is furnished with the motives
for his books. and in The Warm AIT,
which was produced in zoos, much q
| the present world catastrophe IS
prOphesied. The leading characters
, of this are we'll worked out. said the
speaker, and will have greater value
/ when the war is ended. Food OF the
Gods is another tale Of most remark
able results. This is Il protest against
the rise Of the English middle class.
which has 4 tendency to destroy the
| English traditions. and is most fan
laslical. AS The Sleeper Awakes' is
another which deals strictly with labor
and capital and Is Of much interest at
the present time.
Wells Is Il writer of romances, nov
els and socialisliC books. said Mrs.
Bourne. and his marvellous ability III
any OF these would give prestige ~
amy writer. He began TO write at :,
years Of age, was hnrnin 1866. ana
came Of ordinary parentage. MS
father Was Il shUpkceprr and his
mother the daughter OF an inn keeper.
and was employed in The capacity OF
lady's maid al the time OF her mar:
riage. The family lived in small!
rooms al the rear OF the shop. Ills
mother was without doubt the proto-
type of one Of his hest female char
icrs in "Tono Bungay," Susan Pom
drravo, To whom she bears a very
strong resemblance. This book is one
Of the hest Of his novels and is follow
ed second by Mr. BreitlinE Sees it
Through" His remarkable ability III
fine phra$ing and his conception OF
fine characters. said Mrs. Borne. Will
make his books live enduringly in
their portrayal of bygoGle age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

The great majority Of people suffer
ing today from excessive thinHess anC
poor Development. while they eat three
good meals day, only manage &c
maintain life and 4 portion OF the
health and strength that should DC
theirs. They stay thin mainly because
they are of highly strung, nervous
disnosirinn-nerves on an edge most
OF the time. This need be no draw
hack. however, 10 your putting on
flesh # you will first Of all correct th|
nervous disposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
NEFFS MAN MANCLED
BY CARS IN MINE
James Helms Meets Instant Death
While Coming Out of McClains.
Vile Mine.

James Helms. aged 40, of NcffS. O..
was instantly Killed about O'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Rail K
River mine No. 6. VI McClHinSvill". o.
Helms WAS coming from his work in
the mine and WAS walking down The
entry when he WAS nvcrlakrn by a
string OF cars. Unable TO get out OF
the way. he WAS run down and his
body was ground to pieces under the
cars.
The body, upon being removed from
the mine. was brought to the Myers
undertaking establishment at Bclairr
to be prepared for burial. Coroner J.
Il. Wyatt. Of belmont county. will hold
an inquest, probably to-day.
Helms leaves family a NeffS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
supreme SoGG

Tho supreme, court refused TO dtStnro
tn" S&5nn Verde; allowed Nary - -N"'5'
~ lima for the d:ath of her husband
Andrew O'Ne;ll. who lost hts life whale
rnrioy.d as 4 brakeman on the G.. IL.
& u. railroad.
'rhn Suprsrnc court reversed the lower
count. Of Licking county in the case nt
MARY ]. TAngatclter against Mary T..
Moore and r"nlanG'd the cas-" loE re-
,-al. RI" cas-" involved p contract o'e'
The sale Of property.
Two Judges "f III: court Of Appeals
canrot reverse n Judgment OF the com
mon nlcuS court on the grounds tntt inc
v.rrij,,, is rot sustained by sufficient
eviL.nCc tfr Suprefnc court ruled TO-DAY
in tho, case OF Mary ~ Britain aE;inse
ms industrial Commission or ONO. ne
>uf,r,.a- court held that the c"nstltu-
rfn,, nroviJrs thac al three judges must
agree when reversing a case on the
weight Of th c"vidrnce and that 20 re-"
y.-Sr :. cas-, on tho grounds 'hat me
c,.id,,,c - moi sufficient is deciding
unnn tho weight ut the evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
CONTINUANCE GRANTED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. -. -
Continuance has been granted by the
public service commission until dai"
70 be announced later Of the hearing
scheduled To be held in Spencer his
week on the application Of the Chcasa-
ppakr & Potomac Telephone company
for ncrrnission to establish 4 standard
rate. following the consolidation O..
the property Of the Consolidated TciG-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
SPECIAL ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb.
special election has been Gale
the miners who formerly com
District No. 80. United Mine W,
of America. The purpose Is to
a member Of the district exc
board 10 represent the New
miners. The district was abb
this month. and the New river
bers became a part Of District
but without representation
board.