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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

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Soq'nsQnber[, in neihe BettsIt ges
6iiilt uuo gegen bic 4Glte geihtBt,
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aen nt6t iiber grobe Steiue sing.
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Sdde eingendbt Der 9oIfensgIait.
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aries begraben poroen; BON iusIt
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8dngnis getOmmen.
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rings berum traden HEB; unO oaB
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19iib.
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ben.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

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SD babe e mir iibsr.egt. Sic
bebient bei Der Muiit bas SdIags
nert"s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

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ben.
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feline Gtufe tnarrte.
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ide entgegen.
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gGte mO6tn in b Gag abi tems
ma. So is an ungliid g'f4ehg'n."
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rs m09t germ $3.50.
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meme 9ienitbOt'n 3ait 9u net a'res
benz"
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unO gingen our Sage 4inunter.
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foriter.
rglo ia. u 70 bait"
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bleib'n. 9ot 8i Der MiiIlsr 81
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pSa."
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fomnsn.
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einem Simmer brong matter 2i4t>
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W&an b6rte fliiFtern, Oann febter
3pei peiblt9e 9ttmmen nit 8eten
Elm.
Der 0berfDrHer trat ndbsr.
Sn Der Mttte Der Stu6e mar dul
3lpet Gtii6Ien bic 2eide zines jun.
gen Mnnnes auFgebabrt, Der Sop
lag ouf eilem nit !oeu gefiillten Sad
gebettet.
Die erfalteten Sdnbe bate mar
sufammengelegt unb barein Elm tIeis
nes 8rer3 geitedt.
IS mar Elm unbeimlt9er anbltd
in benz bdlbbuuteln Raunte.
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pa9sgeIbe @eIiat bes Soften; q
mo6te biibi9 unD mdnnIia geneier
[etn; ieBt trtg es bic sntItellenoer
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unb mar f4mer3Ii4 peraogen.
user Ia bas, Mutter8" frogte be-
Oberf0rfter.
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2snggriss iein @eIteiter."
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Seine 4dmerab'n bamm an ab
g'liefert."
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md,"
Sons no bn9"
vgla, ma! sic fan glet peite
| 9'fabr'u."
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ien94
SIS Is no odner Bet mir. De
brau9at q 9Ilf."
Die Shutter beutete NIT benz 9au
men auf bic Nebenitube.
Der 0berf6riter giug binetu.
8a lag Elm M2onn auf Dem 8ober
in cine grobe GpBe gebiIlt; unite
ben aopf bate man ibm Elm &ifle
gei4oben.
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ftarten Bart umrabmtes 9eii4t be
gintretenOen gu.
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fer.
rein &nia," fugte Der @liiIIer.
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ftGtigung.
,Ss er perbunb'n9'
sen po6l. limb an ginT6u
bamm ma nit gulpsr eis'rib'n, ba
3 gluafn aufg'b6rt bat
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IanelI ME mDgItd. S ibid 81
na6 2enggries."
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liaba. monn's mi ieIbsr nuf Cen
CRIES brinset'n. ga tpaar / b
bOam."
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9ir net 8 fpeb2"
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hnowG
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
-

Mr.. W 4. johnson Of TarIn is
convafrscing from a case Of blood
poisoning.
Doc. Shores and w.if" are h"ro from
Grand Junction shaking hands with
many friends.
Today John Hogan and wife Of Po-
catnlIa. Idaho, arrived for an extend
ed visit withMr Hogan, parents. Mr.
and Mrs. MauriC" Hogan.
Steve Day motorcd to Gothic last
Sunday and reports the road, IN fair
condition in spite Of the lack Of rain.
Motorists are all praying for rain,
almost as earnestly as the ranchmen.
since the continued dry weather is
making dust ponds, especially of the
new road work. 1t is impossible to
pack a new road this sort Of weather.
and difficult enough to hold the old
ones firm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
RED CROSS WORKERS
STILL GETTING THE COIN

News-Champion is handed the ad-
yaned list Of miners and business men
81, Crested Butte, who contributed so
Derally toward the Red Cross War
Relief fund. Each of the miners
nose names are listed gave a days
ork to the cause, this being arranged
thru the efforts of Edgar Wilson,
Jerk At the c. +. & /. mine. Later
,hc men We're organized in Catholic
aINlliaries TO the Red Cross for fu-
'lre work in the service of the relief
'Ind thru Rev. VIM. Kipp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
- "a p

Miss Rachel X. Davis spent the past
week visiting friends in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
CT UNISON COINTY'S LIST
OF SOLDIER BOYS

Continued from First PageD
data could be preserved a a part Of
th" permanent records Of the county.
4 va, further suggested BY Mr.
Taylor. thu, data may be- Of great
value 10 no: only tn" boy, themselves.
bu, to n" relatives in one way or an
other, and this possibility should com
pei al, relatives to send in this iufor-
nation.
DO il now
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
CHANGES IN THIRD DIVI-
SION HEADQUAkT

f. C. Beauvais left last Sunday for
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Mrs.
Beauvais expects to follow in a few
days. He expects to be TRANSFERRED to
Denver, where he will be in the tem-
ploy of the C. and S. railway. )Mr.
and Mrs. Beauvais have many wS,rm
friends who will regret their depasrt-
ure, but with the son and daughter
of the family settled down in Gunrai-
son we may often expect them to he
about.
]. A. Caldwell is with the third dik
vision as dispatcher in place of E. a.
Beauvais. He comes from Temple,S|
Texas, and will bring his family
shortly. Mr.. Cavanaugh of Pierre,
S. D. is to take Chappell's place. The
three tricks will then be held by Cald-
well, McIlvaine and Cavanaugh. M
NJ. Cofer expects to leave for Help
er, Utah, in few days. He has been
transferred to that division of the
d. & R. G. railroad. His family will
probably go next week.
-E "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

lola sent in S52.25, proceeds OF
dance given there Friday evening of
last week.
The Red Cross auxiliary chapter at
Pitkin gives benefit dance Saturday
night.
IA
Ralph Stone and +. Huffman and
wife spent last Sunday fishing at CO.
chetopa. Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman re-
turned to Denver Monday evening.
S. E. Day is leaving this week for
a trip to his mines on Rock creek,
otherwise Crystal river. He owns a
remarkable deposit of mineral here,
and is planning a tremendous tunnel
proposition to open it right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

Friday morning found Will Kcelor
very busy unloading a freight car Of
eight n"w Ford cars. FIivers are
surely popular.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

Rg dr. ~ 'ru.udou- ,Tort. in
vhrt ma1 mon y,r" aIdrd by furr--
try officials. rrr.m'n and towns
p"op'. the Rabbits Ear pas road
wa c.,aurd uut last Sunday 20 that
motou-,. could got through Just
consider that Coch"topa pas was
really open all winter. and you have
a pictIr" Of the different weather con-
dItion. and tho advautag" the Rain
bow Euu," has for transcoutin"ntal
traffic
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

FoT library purposes .-. 5000
FuT interest on bonds - SEQ 90
For interest on registered war
rants ----.-----.--.- GAIT
For rebate taxes and fees - 5sss
Total amount paid out during
the year ----.----:---.-..-. siI5-s5
balance N hands Of County
Tr~asureT 70 credit OF district.
, June 90. 1917
General Fund -...-. 5s7
~rrr al Fund ..---...-- 1913
Lu-rrssi Fund -----....-. iss.5I
lHial a----s-- fssst 20
Amount Of District Warrants
Registered and unpaid June
go. sl7.-........- Es75
SASSiE =. HARDWOOD.
sec'y School Dist No. !
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
- - =

Through an error the names Of Rev.
VIM Kipp and T. OTeary were not
on the first list Of subscribers to the
Red Cross War Fund Both gave
i've dollars the first day of'the drive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

4 q Nn T.. .a,. 'hl- weak again
frr U.,... 'u ..p-. 'ao more Bucks
for g.. .r. '.. I.f0ra...-. H.. has
suu -.. 10 .. ..r-.. on Jul. first
Er.uk u.a.. e.. ugl.4r.. ar-
credited as rt r. ra. Buick u Gun
uI-un r.us II. la. q fin" car. and
orc tia. .u d. ..r.d'y good name
iu uu .r.u.'.. I, -.D.w- $50. adapted
10 Eora. n.uar'a.l conditions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
.AITOING i CHIEF
SPORT OF Il MINER

A.b,r' Hid, brand is sporting q new
Buck purchased from the BROOKE
ngrr,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
DINNER FOR VISITORS

Yesterday nj neon. at the ST. Mat
thcw'S church on Fifteenth and Chaplinc
streets. dinner was enjoyed by tho
mon of the Episcopal church. served ny
the ladies. The dinner was given in
honor OF DR.. William Progress Of Pitts
burEh, and DIR. Joseph Specrs Of VII
kinSburG. Pa. who AFRO here doing mis-
sion work.
The dinner was very informal and
an unusual good Ect-to-gcthcr. time was
enjoyed.
The ladies in charge IT the affair
were: ScSdamcs Robert Browne. &. A.
hschnun. Creed Wilson of baltimore,
Friend Cox. George Woods. Lucy Gath
CT. II. G.. Ogden. Joseph Rankin. Ed
mund Jones. Misses Louise Horsley.
Gusskc Wright. Elizabeth Greer Hester
Brady.
Following tn" dinner. n brief i'm
prnmptu program w-is enjoyed Attend
ing were tho following:
DR.. Joseph S.1ccrs Tom l.. Fnulk
J. G. Hrarnr DR.. William 'porkcss
DR.. Jacob Brit Ernest Hullard
tinGham Wheeler II. Bach
Row. James l.. Fish man
G. Morgan Ecstcr J. r. Grrc
Robert w. Kyle n. n. rhilo
~ L. Sawtcl George 4. Eailcy
&. \. .tschman Thomas II. Mcl4ain
Edmund l.. Jones Thomas +. Downing
Rev. r l. /. Stridrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
NEWS BRIEFS

Ono D-unk-A woman. charged with
dr,;ijk'nN"SS. was III" only prisoner To
grace" police court yesterday morn
uc. She was given ten days in The
wnrkh"u"" Tn" woman was arrested
late Wednesday night in Alley Seven.
VIII Recover-frrdcrirk Evans. ID.
rr Shnr, Creek. who rrcriv"d frac-
lur"d skull. Wednesday,. by piece Of
!r,r falling on his head while passing
ur,i"r S"ru,1 construction work III lic"Ch
I;nri"ln. VIII likely receiver. u was said
at Tia" EnrIh Wheeling Hospital las
night Tn" boy rcsalncd consciousness
Nr~i.rilaT..
To Camp-l:u$S"ll Davis arrested rc-
comfy by he p"ir" on - charge of Vi
law. "nd VIII" was given ca days in th|.
w"~kh"usr. was Sru, /" Camp Ice, Pc
I"rShurC. Va. yesterday afternoon.
upon orders received by Judge i. ).
Hun"ck"r. chairman "f thu city draf,
board. Ir"m Majur ErcCkinrldE" Jones.
in charge at the military census ~
West Virginia. Davis claimed that he
was just tukinE vacation from his
work and had misunderstood Inc orders
when II" should report nj IN" camp.
Chauffeur's HcaHng-Ed conant
charged with wr"ckine i. Il. Taneys
Packard car while taking IL joy ride
will be gwen n hearing before Justice
Ice f. lbrbbs this week. The three 9th
or persons in the car at the time--in-
Guiding two W,mrn--will be summoned
to testify a. the trial.
Corners Sugar-Thc West Virginia
food administration officials here were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
CARRIERS AID IN
THRIFT CAMPAIGN
Hundreds Of Stamps Sold Yesterday "
Mall Carriers to be Put on sale nj
Stores Soon

Hundreds Of thrift stamps and war
saving stamps were sold yesterday ny
mail carriers on their routes. rev OF
the carriers who went out with stamps
returned with any. go
The thrift campaign Is meeting WIN
apuroraI of tho residents here and more
are. being sold at the post "NTc IMAM
was anticipated. Tho stamps VIII e
p,arcd on sale at local banks nnd stores
in the near future. probably next Week
Tho thrift Of war savings plan IL not
understood by many prisons orict
explanation OF the plan Is rs follows.
Fur the s. stamps, ccrtnhzlt's: are iSsuco
ON which twenty stamps may BE- pasted.
the stamps costing the purchaser st-l.
during the months nt nccrIns'er anu
JuuIlary and one cent additional 1oT
every month thereafter. For the -'c
or thrift stamp. n card. upon which SIN
,,cn stamps may DO pasted. IS ISSUED
and when the card is full IL may pr
exchanged for = s. stamp with the pay
mcnt of Twelve cents additional. when
,hc certificate for the $4.l2 stamps u
,iIlcd il Is yFUrth 500 and that amount
will bc paid by the government at the
end Of five years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
FERRY CHILD IS
BADLY BURNED

John. two-yrir-nld child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl tllrK"., of South Third street,
had a narrow cScap" from death ycSter-
day al noon. when the child'S garments
caught fire III an unknIwn manner.
The child was pia wing in a room where
there was an open CRATE. which was
enclosed with 4 VIII" screen. 1t is sup
posed that tn" child thrust the. poker in
tho ir" which. when pulled out OF the
fire iGnitcd itscluthrs. Tho mother. WHO
was III another part ,of III" homo. hear
ing tn" screams of thr child rushrd 10
its assistance, ana with great presence
Of mind. tore the turning clothing: from
the it'll" ono. Receiving serious burns
about tn" hands and arms in doing SO.
\ hurried call Was sent Tor physicians
and Or. r. y. Blackford arrived ON the
scene within Il few minutes. followed
by Drs Arbauc.h and Johns.
II was found that The child was badly
burned about tn" face. head and Shou]-
dcrs. and il is not know whether il in
hailed any of the flames. The lower
part of the body was not burned at all
as the thames from the burning cloth
ing rose rapidly about the child's head.
Al late hour last evening the boy
WIS resting easy. hut il will be several
DAYS before the extent Of the burns are
known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
BARNES URGES SAVING
OF ELECTRIC POWER

Social Dispatch to the IutclnEruccr
FAIRMOET. W. Va. DEC. Cd. Wal
ter Barnes. state fuel administrator. is
urging the saving Of electric power TN
the part of street railways in accord
ancc with instructions which come 80
him from DR.. Harry \. Garfield. nation-
nj fuel administrator He urges the
elimination OF all Eastcful uses OF cleo
tricity tn save coal. Reductions in
schedules is suggested as an emporium
ity for large savings. The unnecessary
heating OF cars il another point made in
saving. The system OF many power
stations can he revised with great say
ings of fuel IN many instances. J. Wal
ter Barnes Will consult the state public
scrvi, commission before taking action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
DANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hyo1net for TWO Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head Will Got Belief

II you want to get relief from catarrh,
cold in the head or from An Irritating
cough in the shortest time breathe Hy-
omei.
It will clean ont Jour head in two min
utcS and allow you to breathe freely
ffyomri will end cold in one day II
will relieve you OF disgusting snuffl.a,
hawking. splitting and offensive brrath
in n week.
HyomcI Is made chiefly from sooth-
ling. healing, germ killing anttseptic, that
comes from the eucalyptus forests Of In
land Australia where ratarrh. asthma
and consumption were never known to
exist
Hynme ia plcn SAINT and easy 10 breathe
lust pour few drops into tn" hard rub
h,.r inhaler us" ny directed and relief is
almost certain.
4 romDlof" Hyon"i outfit. Including; IN
halor and one both" OF Ilypmci. COSTS bur
little at druggists "v"rywh"rr and at
- H. GrinSt & Co II you already own
an inhaler you can get an extra bottle OF
IIyomci at druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
j. {. RED CROSS
QUICKLY SENDS
AID FORWARD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Aid for
the strcken city Of Halifax was
started forward tonight by the
American Red Cross. On the
special train sent from Boston by
the. governor Of Massachusetts
were six experienced disaster re-
lief workers with quantities Of sur
oical supplies. bedding and cloth.
ing. and a special Red Cross train
from New York carried food mat
tresses. blankets. sweaters. over
coats and large quantity OF
clothing for women and children,
hmm edlateIy after news came OF
the disaster. the Rcd Cross began
plans for sending relief without
waiting for d formal call for as
ssrance from Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
ADVANCE PAYMENT IS
DEMANDED FROM THE
u, s. BY BETHLEHEM

WASEINt;TON. nr,. i.---.Nn advance
prlurnl "u ,nuui'rrr~ AMI "ih"r ron
tract, Tor Tie. p"S'rnrn"ni "aS asked
.,n,!oy hy Charles VI. S"hwHlr and FuErn"
',r,,r. ,r lh.. hl'h"m Stool company.
,h" ,'rui.rr,d WITH S"rr"rarI"S Baker
and Pam. l. a,,,i todd them III" contracts
&"Ul,l unl To- ,<p"jit"d without ilnanrIal
.iir - 'i.S WIRE unable I" "hia!n ad"-
quite funds from tn" hanks. Th" re-
,ijI..l W. IHk"n under consideration.
t:,!"rm"u:, Increases in tn" SIZ'' "r it's
plants hHy,' m"fI undertaken 10y the
,'"nfruy ~ hnndl" war cunIra"tS.
The" Nays destroyer program ~ not
involved. Th".~r and all other contract :
rI:i. rn ""si PLUS ton per cent profit
E.l~,~ nir,~,u> hay" been taken care "f
hy ia" G,.,"rutn"lI undrr its authority
To- ldyIiG-'. uD IT. thirty pr cent Of tn"
amount If ~ order Tor tn" rurp"S" Of
"i'luG al" ''"ntrrriur III preparing his
;i:'u'$ fer uTIrN Deliveries.
Ia |"ni"'trG with which tn" Beth
l,.h'Iu r,.rii, ar" having trouble arr
,li"s'. "%rr'!"d ON - fined prIrr.. Sumo
at ih'Iu :Iii,rInI" ih,. outbreak ct thu
war. They include - vast amount Of
":duaur" fer both The army and navy.
and III" r"Qur~t If ia" company for nd
y:rn"" Payments has h".rn referred to
ia" ordnance bureau Of the navy DE-
nartm'u AMI an ordnance hoard III The
var Department for consideration.
l. ..:S iHdIra,"d that Sum IT the
r"uirHrl~ might H.. in such form that
they r"ulI not II" considered Hs cunning
within ia" at providing for the thirty
i'"r "'srt advance" [" contractors.
H;,vrrn'r,.nl officials expect (" make
their ar~~'S without delay. huwrvcr
and Il III, ~ powers are inadequate and
III" siiuaiirn dISclus"d hy The company
threat. m& I" d.lny ordnance production
seriously. cnIiSrrS& may b. asked 10
nur"ud IT," u"t. New Destroyer plants
ii rh.' Erthl"h"m and other concerns
ar beng erected with government aud.
ana Il" attitud" IF IN" adunist Iti"n
h;:- h..". that similar aid must h. pro-
li"d WHEREVER necessary Ia hasten the
uu,i;il e: war material.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
GIRL CRUSHED BY
FORD AUTOMOBILE
Miss Emma Costello Caught Between
Car and Telephone Pole and
Seriously injured

Miss Emma Costello, aged IA. dauGh-
Ter Of MIR and Mrs. Edward Costello.
of South Chaplnc street. Is lying IN Inc
ohio Valley hospital in n most serious
condition. as II result Of being badly
crushed between n Ford automobile and
q tchcphnnc pole ut Twrnty-Nfnth and
Eorf streets yesterday afternoon. short
ly after O'Clock. when SIN. was IT.
turning to her home from school
Miss Costello stopped at The corner
to permit the auto to pass when II
swcrvrd. forcing frcr against the post
She fell into the street unconscious
She was rushed Ia tho hospital accom-
pnnicd by Dr. J. 4. Monroe. 1t was
runccd from tho institution carly
morning that Miss Costello had re-
d serious internal injuries and her
Ition was critical.
license number If the oar was
l5. and is said to havc been driven
rank Rose OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
JAKE BODY TO OHIO
Ens of MI. HoeltLel WIN be Re.
moved to TiHin-mother 70
Arrive Today

WIS announced Inst night that
lIocltzrl OF TITin. Ohio would
arrive in Wheeling today and nc
NY the body Of her son. jay Lloyd
tel to their nld home at Tinin.
funeral services will be held ana
miudc.
Horltzcl was found dead IN thu
nom of his apartments in tho For
flats yesterday morning. He
besides his WIFE mother and two
|agcd ten and twelve yraTS old
her and several brothers and Sis
Tho reside in the Tinin or ClcVe-
bottoms.
probable that funeral services
< held h"rr before the body IS
To Ttrin. and will b. in charge OF
v. K. r.. l.. Stridcr a. St Mathews
liant Episcopal church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
RED FLOODED
MEN WIN OUT
They Are Always on Top.

II is Il fact that red blood"d mon
and women arr at the top in every
walk of life. Men and women with
the driving force OF nd blood. rich
in Iron and PhoSphatrs. do things.
they get results.
Red bloodrd women ar" the heads
Of the happicst and most Conl"n'rd
homes: they hav" III" will and the de-
sire TO br real companions and h"ip-
mates.
Leadership ana happiness IS only
for the men and women who Hr" Will
ing to keep their blood AMI nerves
STRENGTHENED and nuurishrI with from
and rhO$phatrS.
\ prominent doctor say at is I
crime thai 80 many men and women
lack the rich. red hluuU and strong.
steady nerve To achieve their ambl.
tuns. 1t Is all me more so hccanS"
thin. waller blood is unnecessary, aH
rich red blood and stroac nerves ar"
within thr grasp Of everyone. mos
phai,d Iron makes pure blood hH max.
ingAncw blood 1t gives strength.
brings color 10 the checks. increases
the weight and appetite, drives away
th,. blues and IhnSr Sl""HlcsS nights.
srradirS and r"nrWS Your nrrV"i9 IN
cry. makes YOU feel !;li" It lily" on"
unre again.
There m,>i h" something I" ~. tN
eryon" who Tries is is loud in nrAiS" "l
oSpha,,d Iron and you NAV" &"t I"
show people these DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
MT AHn1 Hyde.

al to tn" Ini"iI l""'lt"r
EDMONT. W. Va. Dec. 6.-MrS-
+. Hyde. wife "f IN. late z. S
who served a term in IA" West
ginia state SenAt" from this district.
died at her home here yesterday. after
an illness % three years. aged SIS. She
came here from Frederick county. Nir-
GINA, so years ago. Her husband. who
Has engaged in the j"rclry business
here. died suddenly In Winchester. Va.
90 years ago. Tn" FIyd" family has
been for years prominent in the towns
activities. Two s"ns and TWO daush-
tiers survive-CieorEe r. and Paul Star
key Hyde. near Winchester. and the
AtssSa Eacle and Nellie Hyde. at home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-07
Means Tells Of German
Plots He, Discovered

CONCORD. y. G.. ncc f.--For *i\
hours today. Castor 3. Means testified in
his own behalf before the jury whi"n Is
trying him for murder III thhlrrU.'
county court. but at adjournment To-
night he had not brought nls rr:iiHl
down to the time when Mrs. MAun y
King was shot AMI killed after IN" h,"
gone with MIN to Blackwrldcr SIIrinG
near here. tho night of last August -
He will resume the stand tomorrow. AM:
attorneys for the state wrr" preparing:
TO put him through u vigorous cross
examination when his direct evidence i.
completed.
The defendants testimony t"'l1? iw"l'
with German plots he discovered Miil'
working for Il private dctcctiv" ;,G"n'y $
German client and wiki his tin;trcIll
transactions during III" years h" acted
as busincs agent for Mrs. King.