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The Detroit times., 1917-04-06
Births


q. Nszohorowski lt4s Ct Aubin
". a Kelly, 613 Buchanan, !. Brud-
zienEki. 1910 Theodore. H. Nowickl 4,
sS7 orleans Marchewicz. 1875
sheridan, p. Pipio. i6g Illinois o.
Pirreco. IL Hawthorne A sadowski
81 Farnsworth r. j Merits. I2l
Portland. s. Pouta ass Mcdbury. l.
Garski. q sheridan, w Pratt, Bloom
" &ankl'u, 2S5 Copper: J schech-
ter. $40 Ferry. O. flunkett, 1875
Helen X. s. Bouden. Providence hos
pitaI A. Ball. 1900 Mckinley. J X
Burdeno; J Ainswcr 4Ca Hum
boldt g. A, stewart. $50 Lewerenz
H. s. Bowdcn. Providence hospital
C. r. Bramer. Providence hospital
W, Hughes Wuman's hospital NJ
Merta. III Herkimer A Powinskl
Thirty -secoud. W. Woicik. i
Otis. ". Gronowska. t46 Thirty-third
A. Ewin. AZ Marcus; s Konouowicz
Sol Brandon. n Churchmsn. S62 Mar.
quette. j. Galicano. Salvation Army
Mat hospital. j.. Block. s6tiu Oak
land NJ. PotRkan. SO Mcclellan T
Foster. $50 Greenwood J. Owrze Yak
ss7 Grandy l. Hudy. 334 Iawudnle
~ Green 26 Edmonton J. Adaskin
2+2 r. High J. I.ukaslewicz 81
slender r Nlka. Florence Critter
Home p. Jahnkc f07 Medium. J.
Iru5ka. li5 Williams. J. II McFA p
land, o. Gladstone, II Kos. 5l5 VII
kin5
Girls
P. Cfesielski. $50 Russell r. Sowa
is Fiatt, n, II Tyo. sB Walbridge
Pr. A. Randall. Providence hospital
J. =. MrEcnnA Providence hospital.
J.. A. Kaimhach. Providence hospital
Flnkeisteiu. WUmRus hospital r.
Erdak 1893 Seminole A. ZtcIinskt
1888 Thirty NTH ). r. Bowers, s65
TTufeurrh . O. u pufrhar proytfsprr
hospital. s GoedygA is LODI 3.
N0d0s, 1sz Schroeder, y -. o Meara,
1cla Mt Elliott. b G. Gabriel 1874
Divine, j. Kozak 9t3 Frederick A.
Nelson 7Le Wrbh-&--J--B f cad y. a
SET fyfrr1 e.. n. Warren. I12l War
rem H.. A. Payne. 80 South, L. Kilt
sewski. Ices Campbell; p. Ma Rurosti
SIS IaTTvteW " Dombrorsky, 2T9
Watson. O. r. Leahy. 262 Theodore
a Z'rlke. 500 Baldwin, IT, T. Bump.
Woman hospital r. Molcski. $50
Fifteenth, J. Danlbel. 45s woodbridge
L
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Chapter LII.

The day OF the wedding came.
II was a lovely winters day, and
II Happy is the bride the sun
shines on" means anything, Hol.
land Lansing should have been
gloriously happy.
II was a quiet wedding. Neither
Tod nor Holland had any immedi.
ate relatives. Myrtle gave a small
reception afterward. Then the new
ly married pair took the night train
for Ban Francisco. after which they
were 20 90 direct TO South America
Tod looked radiantly happy. and
I thought acted bit silly Myrtle
laughed when said so and replied
81 hadn't noticed IT. Margaret /
guess you are a bit peevsd that he
has forsworn his fealty 10 you"
Nonsense" retorted. yet. ] be
lieve I was n tribe annoyed NJ his
desertion.
The day before the wedding Rob
ert had turned over an accounting
OF Hollands estate. necessitRting a
long conference with both she and
Tod. Robert said nothing. but
mustrusted he had felt little proud
OF his Stewardship. and a biz regret
I'll that II was over.
IT don't see how you can think
OF buying that lot right after los
ing her business" said 10 him.
TN manage t." he replied.
had looked At the lot, and WAS
delighted with Il: that Is. II We
were TO remain IN Clearville II
was a fairly large lot, about $50 by
zoo feet, with splendid old trees on
II But I knew such lots we're ex.
penslve. even in Clearville. and
marveled az Roberts extrsvaEance.
Yet. when had spoken OF II he
had answered carelessly. as n n
amounted 10 but llttle IN hts scheme
OF things.
Wheel shall you start 70 build 80
asked
Almost Immediately That Is
shall get an architect 20 work.
There can be nothing done about
the actual building until the frost IS
out OF the ground"
What architect shall you en-.
ploy7''
"A man named GrierSon. hava
given him a general idea ~ what 7
want When the plans are drawn
he will submit them 20 me
III you are going 10 build n
home Robert, do let me have some-
thing 10 say about n. There arc 80
II any little convenience that q
woman knows Of and that can 80
put In AZ little or no additional cost
Then. too We mus, plan for mo
children. They are growing fast.
and soon will need their own
rooms
"Of course. 7 intended 10 have Won
approve the plans. dear You 40
not suppose for an instant that /
would build n home. without con.
sulting you. Why, I am building u
FOR you. The deed VIII be ia your
name"
was speeohless This was 30
like Roberts Inconsistency he
would make me perfectly nj serable.
then turn around and DO somethiue
big 20 make things comfortable FOR
me II only he could have realized
that a womans daily lfe IS made
up OF tho little things: and that the
doing OF one big thing could not
make up for the constant misery
ard unhappiness caused by his neg
lect OF me. and the small amenities
OF life.
Aren't you pieased'" he finally
asked.
''Of course I'm pleased" nm
swered. but with an EFFORT TT viii
be lovely 10 have rice new house
after living in this old tumble
down place for so long And. Rob.
ert. do let us cut away the trees
from in front the door faal
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FOa sALE-REsrDESoS pRoPEnrr
NORTH WOODWARD
PINGREE AVENUE
FIRST BLOCK

Large e-room house. SOFT lot. IA frst
block. near Woodward north side
OF this fine street, park entrance
walking distance four churches. IL
brRry. New Northern high school
First floor Vsstibulo. reception hall.
parior. library. dining room. kttch-
en-. pantTiss
Second noor. -Four large sunny bed
rooms large sleeping porch, bath,
linen closet
Third hoori Large light attic.
Garage, side drive, large porch. shrub
berry; 5000 Will handle this prop
ertY Inquire owner. r. A. Murray,
90 PinGrse-ave. Telephone Market
bltA
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NV YORK BUT.rER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK. AprIl SHUTTER
Qnict receipts. $50. creamery. eK-
ira. 449ttAc. creamery. special mar
ket. 4GR4bLc state dairy. tubs. ~ y
t5He. imitation creamery, nrsts, 5 3 y
S4c FEga Steady. receipts 3.2l2
nearby white fahcy 77Nasc. nearby
MIXED fancy. a3h a55e, fresh nrsts
Az Q1Skc
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Merit story: Buster Bear Regainl
His Lost Temper.
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lipperty-iipperty-lip. twisting. dodg-
ing, running with all his might,
and after him crashed Buster Bear.
How he did wish that he hadn't
been so curious. but had gone home
10 the dear Old Brier Patch when
he should have! He was too fright
ened 10 know when Buster Bear
gave up the chase. but kept right
OF running. As a matter OF fact,
Buster didn't chase him far. He
knew that Peter was too nimble for
him 10 catch IN tail-end rAoe. So
presently he gave up and hurried
back. Bobby Coon was nowhere tr,
sight. He had taken the chance 10
climb down from that tree and rim
away. by leading Buster OF for
just those few minutes Peter had
saved Bobby Coon. and tho NJ
hadn't done II purposely, he got tho
credit Just the same He became
hero. This il a funny old world,
isn't IT,
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WANTED Observation-Disclosures
The Detroit times., 1917-04-06
Drtrolt hank clearInun.

Detroit bank clearings for Thurs
day were se.225.525.0s; total clear.
irgs for 1917 20 date, are f6s7-
0S2, 4sIls. as against s4s5,0es. ISL %
for the corresponding period IN
1918.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-06
Marriage Licenses

Bov r Felser. 90. Detroit, Arminda
Bee. 10 same
Leo A Nlfe~-7 90. Detroit. Anna
Radlicki. is. same
otto GrnetzarheI. "a. Detroit. vlnIs
The Detroit times., 1917-04-06
Sugar Market

suRarw-Dctroit Wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. Alb. ti2. 40. S-lb.,
tl2. eagle tablets 1910: cut loaf
$3.50, cubes tao xKNI powdered
1875 standard powdered $3.50, gran
ulRted. extra coarse. Ss.s5, do. nne In
crystal domino gran. 2-lh and BIB
cartons In cases. $3.50: crystal dom
iuo gran. HF cases, 50. diamond A..
$50. confcctioners a. - 40 No. Z
ss5B, No. 4. $3.50. No. ., - as: No.
10 tS2o No. II sSi5 No IL, $50;
No -. ts05. 40. L. sos: No IS
ssO5, non-caking mixture. to.B0. beet
granulated. $50 per 100 lbs. house
do. a 20 case. 81 80 per case.
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NEW YORK rRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April s. Flour;
Strong quiet. Pork; Steady; meas,
S378 $3.50. Lard strong. middle " 80
spot. 81 1-t1o. sugar Raw, nrm
centrifugal ae-test s5ssdbS5 mus
covRdo ss-test tbt2d51s refined.
quiet; cut lahf $50. crushed. sS25-
powdered s78b. ErRuutAIed, 87,25 n
e Conees Ria No. on spot. 3 &c
Tallow. strong special. 1870, city,
l2A country - "a i9iA Hay
steady; No. :. St1o01l6. No. 4. SBa
soc. clover. Sc FtloS Dressed poul-
try. Firm turkeys lS1 so: chickens.
lSQ7sc fowls, ISL Q25ihc. ducks.
iS8 sc. Live poultry steady. geese.
iNdtBc. ducks. 2Jd SOC. fowls 23'H
7Tc. turkeys goa 7sc, ROSTERS. lsc,
chicken. itG73c. brollers. 20 q 55c
Cheese Unsettled state milk, com
mon 20 specials. - y a % y c, skins.
common 20 special. l9d zoe.
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TO YOUNG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT

TO YOUNG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
Do you want to work where
conditions are pleasant and
salaries good? You will find
fine opportunity in the tele-
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not be af-
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who show ability.
Vacations with pay. Pay
ments while i'll and life insur-
ance at stated period Of SER
vice. Many other desirable
features. Apply Operators
Training School, Madison-ave,
and John R.-st., between 9 a
m and 5 p. m Michigan State
Telephone Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
These SIS and $40 Suits
go at $14.75

Young Mems Pinch-back Suits, light
With style and good looks Suits that
sold at SIS and SEQ, all sizes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
{. |. {. CADETS
PLAY ALUMNI
Cadets Are After State Championship,
and Friday Nights Game Will
he \ Preliminary.

Tn" man lovers "f baSk'lDltl arc
eagerly awaiting the arrival "i Fridi?'
March, 10th. when IN" Cathedral uualn,,
text" vii! play the -N'Ainii "i me H'""p!
a the Arm"ry. lii" Autumn hHHc =
we'll organized team. Wh!'' mas I''f,,
together for the past several years ''i
Will" 'ncE ave n"t I'iaHIh ui'n! en- ~
this Year NJ = team. still th'E ar" hut
~ ~ nTAc;fc" ny any mean 90
In" gan" Wi! ir !nf lh' i'H, ""S"
I;'i~I"G SH'iiri'nt IIhuS - Tnit - -.
II. > team i" ne "lH,' ''I"' III "r
i;'irhhA'iioi'' "h''n M'!' ~ ,..,.
Ndrrh lhiL- AMI lilh. I'M Pi"Nt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
JACK NELLY To
De 4 MACKMAN

Alvin "Jock" Nelly. we'll known Mar
tins Ferry lad. will l"ar" within two
weeks Tor the sunny south To join Con-
ME Mack and members Of III" p~hiiad"!-
phia Athletic baseball! club. with which
he is Ia he given 4 Try out. Nelly has
made an .nviahlr record IN all depart
in~ntS of the sport lii tn" Wheeling as
;r!rt, ind has received Il number uf Hat
tering offers from many OF the minor
league teams during III" season in pro-
paratinn for departures for spring trur-
ing camps.
Nelly says that l." - going 20 do his
utmost - land Il regular berth with
Connie. II" has IN. good wishes Of HIN
drrdS of fans OF the Wheeling district
ard "Suociuliy in his home Gown. N"iii}
was tn" principal twirler TOR tn" Mar
;iuS Gerry athletics IaSr year and II was
his work her" that attracted the ati"n-
ri"u of the big i~.aGurrS.
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word a caress. The Jesuit fideeted ner-

word a caress. The Jesuit fidgeted ner-
vuusly. :.
; And them sLe repeated.
why. we'll pole up. and up. and up.
and portage the: white Horse Rapids
and the Box csnt;."
And the stx,cAIile Rixer: then the
lakes. Chilcoot. R;ea and Salt Water"
But. dear. ! coat pole a boat"
You little gookt! I'll get Stka Char
ley: he knows aSs the GOOD water anu
best camps. and s:e is the best traYeieT~
you'll lave to do"as to sir In the middle.
of the boat. and sing songs. and play
, Cleopatra. and fkght-no. we're in luck;
TO early for mosquitoes"
And then. . II Anthony"
Ard then a :@cfamer, San Francisco
and the world: <%erer TO come back to
this cursed h0lE. again. Think. OF II;
The world, and cars to choose from: III
sell out. Why Ee're rich. The Wald-
; lion for what's asft in the ground, and
i I've got twice tSat much in the dumps
and with the Pig. Company; Wen go
TO the Fair in Pef.is in 1900. Well go to
an Italian palase. and YOU can play
cleoparta to yout hearts content No.
you shall he LTS?etia. Acte. or ANYBODY
your little heart secs III TO become. BUT
The Vie Of Caesar shall be above
I rcproach."
But | won't-;;be your wife will T.
81 didn't mean :that."
But you'll LHe me just as much,
and never evep think-oh! know
! you'll be like S,her men; you'll grow
How can yot!3 r.
YES. yes: I 90 promise"
You say il, p easily. dear: but how
CLYDE. promise sr,e you won't?
There. ,hsre.. You mustn't begin to
doubt already. It'll death do us part
You know"
Think: I oGje said that to--to him.
And row. t:ttle sweetheart, you're
not to bother about such things any
moro. OF courSSe. i never, never. viii.
And for the FIRST time. lips trembling
against lips. .lIther Roubeau had been
Watching tho pain trail through the
longer He clepred his throat and turn
ed around.
Your turn TOW, Father" Wharton's
| face was flushed with the fire Of his
first embrace. ".There WAS an e1ultant
ring in his voice rs he a H. Sat IN, me
Quiet > IdNOl- 81 W Ihh'
the result. Nttthcr had Grace, for a
smile played Sfout her mouth q she
faced the priesJs
My child" -:he began, my heart
bleeds for youSJt Is a pretty dream, but
il cannot be-" -
and why. FS3her: I have said yes"
! You knew :lpot what you did. You
did not think sf the oath you look. pc
fore your God.,to that man who is your
husband. 1t itmains for mo to make
! you realize thF sanctitF' OF such q
And If l Dc realize, and yet refuse"
Then God"-:S
(which cod. My husband has q oGd
! which | care MT to worship. There must
bc many sucfS@
child; unsa,a those words! A.! you do
not mean theH. I understand. !, TOO,
have mad suea moments" For ar in
slant he was Jack in his native France.
and A wistful >sadeyed face came az q
mist between MIN and the woman be-
fore him. <
(~Ccstinued Pridhy)
downright 1880 BY Jact London. All
Rights Rsserved-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
WILL COMPETE FOR
DRILLING HONORS

CHICAGO. March G-Eas"haii r!uoe
OF the American League. n"w Receiving
military instructions IN their training
C;ttnps, ar. to cOinr"ic .or drilling non
nrs. captuiu Franklin l.. k"nn"%. |. :.
4. in command OF recruiting In tn" r"u-
tral department OF the army. ANNOUNCED
tonight. ,
captain Kcnncy said that President
T. L., Johnson. Of the American Lcaguc'
nr;cina;or Of the military trimming plan
for bail players. has offered a $500 priis
TO he best drilled team III tn" l""Eme
and a priX. OF Si"h in rr!I I" The drlii
S-rScau: who institutes INC winning
nl,T,rx ~. competition VIII be decided
II, IIlv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
MORRISON Elected
CAPTAIN OF TEAM
Sc n..ua,tr 90 Tho In.cMlseacrt.

S:r,aa! p.>pairr - Tho Intelligence.
MuKGANTUWN. ". Ma. March o.
Ri! Morrison. star guard on The West
Virginia haSkcthull team for ~" years
Iast and = Junior in the Sch""! # lntd'-
cine. was tumIKh. elected CAPTAIN al tue
team for 1918. Morrison hallH from Sut-
tom. ". Va. ami first entered! ~" uni
y,asiiy in 1919. hut MAS mol in school IN
1917. r
The past season was second on tue
team hut his third IN IN" University.
W'hii.. AT Sutton High school his team
was u state championship contender ana
he is easily one 81 the most popular
men in the University. Ey"rE vote crsi
nv tho twelve mon eligible 10 'ois Ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
Deutschland Called Back.

BALTIMORE. Md. March 1.-Two
days from New L"ud"n "n her last yuy-
az" from IirrIn"n und"rS'u to these
Shores. tho Deutschland was turned
back. This was learned from 4 member
al Tho Eastern Forwarding CO, American
agents for thu lcutSrh"S Ocean l&hcdcri.
which Sol. the submarine across. Il was
about February |. al thc time diploma
tie relations between This nation and
Germany were nearly severed. that tn.
Eastern Forwarding people began 10
dust things urP ut New London. and
every day for L week or longer tn" sub
sea craft was expected.
Rut there carne instead Il message
from the owners n Bremen. Instantly
The wireless got 10 work anC Caught III"
Deutschland two days out.
Return Immediately 10 Rrcm"n and
us" great rautiun." was tn" message.
and Capt. kocninG turned back and. aC-
cnrding Ia the news received here. pilot
ed his big undcrsca merchantmen back
20 Brcmcrhaven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
RASKER HEAL OF CARDS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 6.--Een G.
E~riuiunan. vic" president Of a bank. to-
day WAS elected president Of The ST.
Louis Nationals.
His election is part OF the re-organiza-
tluu plan f~ostcrcd by J. {. Jones. who
has paid Mrs. Helen I~.rt-fon. principal!
owner oC the club SIS. 900 as earnest
money 81 his intention I" organize "a
.,rlira,.. 10 buy the. club for $3.50. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
Preparedness Move.

BOSTON. MHrrh G..-Ey dircctl0M "f
';uv"rnur. Mccall. hdjutant General
Gardner ". Pearson wrmta the war de-
p]artIu"nt today for authority 10 recruit
and maintain the Massachusetts units
uf tn" national guard. mustered into
federal service lusl summer under n call
" President Wilson a. III" strength
authorized III the call. This action Was
taken, 1t WAS rN planned. AS =: prepared
ness measure. II III" request is grant
ed. federal authorities will be asked To
nrnyid" the equipment required TO put
The units on war fOutInE.
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BERLIN. Monday. March Thy
wireless 20 TuckrrtOn. March 6l-"Thc
export is circulated by foreign news
papers hat Germany has suggested L"
Holland negotiations regarding the rcS-
sion Of Il part of the Dutch provinces al
I.iinhurs Tin southeastern Holland. hord-
ring on Belgium and RhenlSh rruSSial.'
says IN" overseas News Agency today.
III is officially stated that this rcp"ri
IL absolutely untrue and n mere inrrn-
lion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
CAN RETAIN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. NIHrrh G.-TN" lN'er-
state lUmuIsrC" Commission in n decision
handel down today Indicated that III"
Southern Pacific company may retain
possession Of rs Steamships lines h.
tween New York and New 0rl"ans and
N"w York aud Galveston il tn" pany
"orrcC; within sixty days certain sub
i"Ctinnahl" practices At present in force.
The COMMISSIONS decision today finds
that the railroads control Of IN" steam
ship tines does moi lend To reduce COM
position bat That thcr" Is on III. COM
rrHry "CliN" cUmp"Ilri0n for tranS-cuu-
%tlu'ntal freight l"jWrrn tn" Stnamship
lines aud tn" railroad lines OF the South
rru Pacific
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07

NEW YORK. March 6.-Fr"SiT,:hi
NicEey. of IN" American. Association mas
ho.n in consultation h"r" sine" y"StrT-
day with President BARROW. ~ IN" IN
,cruatirnai l.eagu" in tn. Sch"dui" i"f'
"a, fnr.y-nicht uo&i-S"aSUn inlcr-l"aSu"
raiuns, Several changes in the original
Srh,.dule arc 70 H." made N avoid long
iur,ps in American Association terri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
BEOwN WITH COLUMBUS

uAtTE. Ind. March 6.--Nor-
,j.c,! I,rnwn three ugcred tWirlcr. an
rn,lucrd today. that he had cast his lot
With III. Columbus American ASS0c!a-
;ion club and will join ~" team Sntur-
iav for the spring training trip. brown
hos signed the contract offered him b.
N..rr.r.r Loo Tinker and will assist the
former Chicago National I.cagir club
mauag"r Ia conditioning tn" Columbus
pitchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
QUITS THE GAME

81. p.AEI.. Mum. March 6.--John VII
son. thu cu!l!r!G"r traded L. 81. Paul by
tn. 81. Louis National League club Tor
Walter Cruise. has decided Ia quit tho
gone and viii not report 10 tho local
club. according to IL letter received from
him today by William MaCMiCking. scc-
rotary of th. 81. HaNl dub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
HowLEY FOE COACH

ST. PAIL. Ninn.. March. 6.-JeSsc
Hnwlcy. furrn"r football coach at Iowa.
has been recommended for the position
%: pridirun coach ut Dartmouth. hia
alma mater. ny The Middle West Alumni
Association Of Hanover College. t. was
learned here TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
SIGNS WITH MILWAUKEE,

MIN .lIIiEE.. Wis, March h-H!En
Beck. third l.ssman. formerly with n"
81. louis National League bail club.
today sent IN his sicn~- contract TO tn
milwaukee, American Association. club.
only four pia y"vs remain To he signed.
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weak moments may understand.
Edwin Eentham was weighing dust
over tile bar Of the saloon at the Forks
altogether too much OF his dust went
over than pine board-when his wife
cam" down the hill and slipped into
Hlyd" Wharton's cabin. Wharton was
not expecting her, but that did not alter
tn" case. And much subsequent misery
and idle waiting might have been avoid
I'd. had not Father RouheAu seen this
and turned aside from the main creek
trail.
Hold on. Father Houhcau: Though
I'm not OF your faith. ] respect you; but
YOU can't come between this woman
and me"
You know villa; YOU are DOING"
Know. Were you God Almighty.
ready to fling me into eternal fire. Id
hani: my will against. yours in this mat
ter"
Wharton had placed Grace on a stool
and stood hr!liGrrently before her.
You sit dow on that chair and keep
quiet" he continued, addressing the
Jesuit. 'Ill take my innings now. You
can rave yours after"
Father Roubenu bowed courteQusly
and "heyed. He was an e~asy-going man
and had learned TO hid his time. Whar-
Ton pulled II stool alongside the woman'S
smo'herine her hand in his.
Then you do care for. me, and Will
take me away"
Her face seemed to reflect the peace
Of this man. against whom she Nigh:
draw clos" for shelter.
Dear. don't you ~remcmbmer what I
said before" OF course r.
But how can you"-the ~ash-up"'
"lo YOU think that worries" Any
way. III give the job TO Father Roubeau
here. | can trust him 10 safely bank
the dust with the company"
ITO think OF It'll never see him
again"
And 10 GO ON. Clyde. l. can't! I
There. there: Of course YOU can. Jus,
lct m" plan it, You soc. as soon as We
get a lew traps together. well start,
and
Suppose lie comes back"
IN break every
No. no! No fighting. Clyde: prom
i$c ne that"
An right, I'll Just tell the men to
throw him off the claim. They've seen
how he's treated sou. and haven't much
love for him.
You mustn't do that. You mustn't
hurt him
here and take yoH away before my
eyes"
":No-o." she half whispered, stroking
his and softly.
Then let me run il. and don't worry.
I'll see he doesn't get hurt. Precious
10, lie cared whether you got hurt or
not. We wont go back to Dawson.
III send word down for L couple Of III"
boys to outfit and pole a boat up the
Yukon. Wen cross the divide and raft
down the indian river to meet them.
Them
And then
Her head was on his shoulder. Their
voices sank 10 softer cadcnces. each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
WElLSBURG WINS
OVER Y, NJ, G, 4, FIVE

= IsI''T8Hl - = " u EIEN'4NA7TN"E-
N~EI.LSHURH. w. Va. March G.-Fia
Nii".IIhG !. ". &. \. basketball team
Ma .i"i.at": 81 IL /? her" tonight By
tn; W"ii~hir. Sch1llStirS b"for., Il i"rGe
crowd. clean Sr0r' Featured. ii0u%h
aui Tiig"m nI Nril$nurS. and Turk and
!irLk"m-y"! al N!lc,4inE. played tine
host. g1m". NHmph"ll and l~;"s'nb'rS
~ ;h- visiting live, We're not in tn" linz
,Ip. a.:th"r WIS French for the inrnIS-
Wr!lSburr'$ BETTER; hHn-uSual passing Is
attributed By locai doprS,crs as hey WIZ
MIX. asset tonight. \ return gam. ~
tbs Y. VI. Z. y. floor IN Wheeling. VIII
b. r!ay"! Thursday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-07
ADAMS TO ST. JOSEPH

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March 6~.--Charlcs
r.. tRabel Adams. formerly pitching
star for the Pittsburgh National League
l"am has signed II contract with III"
81. Joseph Western League team. il was
announced her" today.