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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
OF
BRAZIL DEFENDS
NATIONS ACTION

RIO JANElRO, May 4.-Confidence
that the Brazilian Congress Will zeal
patriotically and well with the grave
international situation between BraZil
and Germany. is expressed by Presl-
dent Wenceslau BraZ in his message
10 The congress which Will lake Inc
situation in hand. The message 1usll-
fieS the course Of the government IN
its dealings with the various forelen
powers, notably those with German!
leading up the rupture or olplouiallc
relations.
Brazil. says President BHaz, IN sPlte
of her deep sympathy for the REEFS
Punishment of peace, refrained from
supporting propositions made Win
mai idea in view. II was obliged 10
lake up with Germany the cases or
the steamers Rio Brance and the "a.
rama this leading 10 the rupture Oh
relations and the taking over OF me
German ships in Brazilian ports. Al
though in the case Of the faraha
Foreign Secretary Zimmerman had
EXPRESSED regret for the rorpedoing
Of the steamer Brazil did not desire
ito leave ihe door open for turther ne
golialions with Germany and she was
informed that Brazil considered the
ireply unsatisfactory.
III is my conscientious belief that
in This case, The government per-
formed its duty Loyalty and with dlS-
nifty. without excess and without I'M
due haste" says the message IN oeal-
ing with the rupture with Germany.
THE executive acted within Inc
limits Of his constitutional powers
and. as you were about TO meet, | de-.
cided 10 convey TO you knowledge OF
iIhr grave international situation. IN
which Brazil finds herself. confident
that under the ample powers granted
YOU by the constitution your patriot
ism will find a way Of nlanltesllhs
itself in accordance with The eraFll!
Iof the circumstances.
On other phases of the international
situation President BraZ praises the
good faith of the French and brltlsh
Governments in various circumstances.
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GERMAN
HUN0R SPRUNG
At U..S. EXPENSE

; AMSTERDAM. Via London. May 4
I'll p. M.-Thc Berlin Iritung AN
iMilag under the caption. 'cmnar
Iritssncnt at the capital" discusses Inc
results Of the Anglo-FrcnCh MISSION
10 Washington. II says that amer
: beautiful speeches and grand ana
. general promises. the members OF Tie
i missions have come down 10 hard
facts 10 find that the United states
i"annor produce ships by magic. ana
! besides. the ocean is ruled by German
! submarines. The newspaper adaS
! shat the loans 10 Franco and italy -
! far amount to Il mere Zip III Ordrr u
keep these countries quiet
/ We do not underestimate Inc Amer
lean danger where ii really f'IHts,
namely. after the war on commertial
questions" says the IeitunE Am VII
iIac, But for the Ententc'S moMeh'
lary needs. America has noohlng 10
offer but Il blown egg shell.
therefore, the whole Jury OF the
partv assembled at Washington burst
; over The nrutrals. Food that cannot
b" shipped 10 England shall moi DC
! shipped 10 Scandinavia, Holland ana
Switzerland The alleged reason II
light crops. but more probably II Is
! political revenge for the refusal or the
ncutrals TO come under the necl,
! "NeutralS should not BE- undulF
alarmed. /; is an empty threat. lor
! il rhe American farmer has grain 70
| sell he will sell il To neulrals If nc
cannot sell il 10 England.
! Elsewhere the Ieitung Am Mlttae
| runs a column of heavy jokes on the
! palr0tiSm Of American mlllionalreS
/ in which If says:
! "What we have hong feared mas DE-
| come hurrid truth. the miillonaireS
larc being mObiliZrd
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SPANIEL CASE TO
THE JURY SATURDAY

COLEMAN. T">as. Mn! i.--Ins'rmcl-
jnG Tn" juIs. ;"dny ~ th'' case "t Harry
j. spaniel. AN trial charged with killlnG
Lieutenant i"!"m"l NJ. =. Butler /. :.
T.. Judge Woodward sand that if IN"
Jurors h"li"v"d spaniel. with malice
Afnrvth"uehl. killed Eull"r h" should it..
found gully al murder and sentenced
~ death TAR imprisonment for NOT '.rS>I
than five years. Tho court said that If
tin. defendant w"r', found guilty "f man
slaughter TIM jars r"uId rauS" sentence
to h" suspended during good behavior.
Past ,'"n,iUCt al tho army officer to-
ward SpHnrll'S Wifi should h. runSi r
ed th,. court sand. and nISu whether Inc
defendant believed his wife I" have been
inNul"h
when IN" rhar:" WIS finished argI-
u"ulS began. The i"nr attorneys "h"
viii speak rnr each sid" viii HAY" Il to-
tai uf Si\tr'.u hntr%' time. TN" cas-" IS
respected i" reach rE' iHrr lat" i"m"t-
r"W.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SIo0 INVESTED In good copper mining properly.
no,y active M New York curb market offers "pp"r-
runily fur his profits Wife for full particulars ana
Latest reports Harry LcikpvtS. - broadway. New
York. NY '''S
4 LIVE: ENERGETIC MAN. WHO CAN INVEST
e. 900 To ;5nn0 TT TAKE ENTIRE MANAGE
MEST AND CONTROLLING OWNERSHIP OF A
LOCAL Plant FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
uiGu-GRApE CARBONATED BEVERAGES. which
are backed By extensively advertised and thorough
co.nperaIinn. The rirht man ran Immediately enter
rhr mos, rapdly Increasing business Uf modern times
Shnninc large nrns and sure returns. Reference re-
ouired. rER-yAC BLDG. South Gay street. bSlti'
more. Md. ny'i-1.0
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81 Lost When Mine
Sinks Torpedo Boat

LONDON. May 4.-l0:4I +. NJ. The
loss of torpedo boat destroyer and
of probably one officer and sixty-one
men is announced by the admiralty
in Il statement issued tonight.
Issued tonight The statement says:
Tho admiralty announces that de-
siroyrr of an older type struck. Il mine
May -. in the English channel and
sank. One officer and Eixty-onr men
are missing and are presumed 10 nave
been drowned" -
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TRYING TO PROVE
VAWTER WAS SANE

CHRISTIANSBURG. Va. May A..
Charles +. Vawter for the murder OF
Stockton Hcth, .Jr.. devoted itself
largely to-day to efforts TO prove that
Eawter was sane when he wrote Hcth
asking that whiSkey bill be paid, and
telling him that ne now could love
Mrs. Vawter with less fear Iester'
day the defense submitted evidence
apparently intended to show insanity
The defense rested to-day without
recalling Mrs. Fawtcr. Tomorrow
the jury will so 10 tho Fawter home
at Blacksburg, where the shooting oil
Heth occurred
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Outline Legislation
For the ". Va. SO|OnS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May T.
For The purpose Of outlining measures
which will BE- submitted 10 the special
session of the legislature for consider
alton the Council Of Defense Of West
Virginia will meet in Charleston. Mon
day.
The state council will hear the re-
port Of Governor John j. Conwell.
who has been in Washington this week
attending theiconference Of governors
with the Council of National Defense.
With the report Of the governor the
state council will outline the proposed
legislation. considered essential 70
bring about the generalization Of the
state and federal governments during
the war.
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Ham For Nine. Joffro.

WASHINGTON. May 4.--Mm". Johro,
wife of the marshal IF France. Is gong
TO get 4 fine big SuEar-CurrI Virginia
ham. \ giri from Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
when the marshal returns L" Paris.
During one of the marShal'S calls at
the White House. Mrs. Wilson learned
that Niue. Jniirc WAS very fond "f AM
criran ham which is very scarce there.
Mrs Wilson set 10 Virginia ana pro-
cured an extraordinarily I'm" nam ana
sen, it 10 Marshal .Iuffr". asking him
ia take il back Ia Mine. Inifr" with her
compliments. THE ham carefully pack
3D. will Z" with III" mnrShals personal
fleets when no leaves the United
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

bids will he rece,td until Twelve o'clock noon 70
Tuesday. May Nth, l0l7. by the building Committee
OF the Christian church. Elm Grove. W. Va. for ali
material arid labor 10 be used and employed In the
erection Of II Hlble School Building In Elm Grove.
Ifans and specifications can b. secured from the
Chairman OF building Committee. IS T. Crosl 81.
Elm Grove. ". Va.
All bids to he submitted on form furnished by the
Architect. Le delivered the Chairman OF Build
lng Committee at before the time given lbove, to
be- In sealed envelopes The parry awarded the con
tract will he required to furnish approved bond for
the execution u saiG contract.
The hoard reserves The right 10 accept any OF re-
ject any Ur all bids submitted.
HARRY II. ROBERTSON
Chairman OF Building Committee.
81 +. cross 81.
Elm Grove. ". Va my-c-i !.
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To Meet En1erRencY.

CHICAGO, MAY i-DlIir"rS Of the
National Federation nT Agricultural Inn
Elements and Vehicle Dealers and she
Eastern Federation Of Farm Machine
Dealers. representing :I""h retail dis
trihltorS. mot h"r" today. and $"nt a
telegram tu Secretary uf Agriculture
HnuSt on urging him 20 iHk" luhm.'>~ir
SInrs to have" H." federal Guvrrnn" nj
rl,,rc on In" preferred Ii; nInt"rlni
labor and transportation Of farm ma
rhiucrv IN order To meet III" demand
necessary for tn" success "i tn" m"N"-
rucut to Increase ih" r"uu'rES produce
tinr of food Crnr".
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Back to the Soil.

NEW YORK. May i.-"Hark /" tn"
soil will H. h" sl"GaC o. Il campaign
which Will h" begun next week 10y III"
state food supply commission. Ways
and means for increasing arr'a:;'' and
supplying farmers with h"lp wrr" con-
Shrr,.I al i conference. "f stat. AMI
city representatives hero '"'laT.
The greatest problem which r"nlr"nrS
the commission. speakers declared. was
tn" recruiting at IN army 81 farm work.
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Daring to Russia.

WNSIlN'iTDN. Mag i.--I!. i. btrl-
ing. Il Western railroad man. Wi'l L" 10
Russia aS Il member ut thu special rail-
r"3u! commission selected 10y tn" ""un-
oil Of national defense. Howard I'll
linit, former chairman 81 TIA" New
Haven road may l." IN" railroad m"mh":
nr the political ami "r"nnmi" commission
~ In. Sl.mt hN L,r.Slh.Ml MIlSnn.
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Patriotic Offer,

PITTSEuEfIl. May a. l.. Iiumph-
roy. president nf the itiShurgh' Fin
Flowers Association. it WAS announced
today. has offered IN tho government
manufacturing plants in the PITTSBURGH
district representing An Invested capita!
of $50h. 900, nn0 AMI employing lu".hnn for
war time needs The Pittsburgh Fan
movers Association is made NJ at Il
large number nf important manutariur-
erS. many Of whom gained valunhl" "N-
ueriencc by making shells for European
linl
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Do Canning N Schools.

FOND III Lac. Mis- May 4.--Pnhlc
schools IF this city viii this summer
l." turned into canning. factories. The
school hoard Announced to-day. l'r"SSdr"
cookers for canning fruit and vegetables
will hr installed for iii" free us" at
housewives. and competent dnr''St H.
science instructors will h,. provided.
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WASHINGTON. May i.-l:"Gu!ar
army recruiting is nearing IN average
1T :;.0nu men II day. WiIh ".7Ai men ar-
.r"pt"d yesterday. iS"2G wcr" enlisted
sine" .\pril !. Illinois again led among
tho StHicS with 80 mcn Pennsylvania
second with @HS. Nevada. with quota
Of lG9. has furnished 49, mon.
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Wants Son at Front,

Nelson \. Miles. L. S. ~. retired. to-day
enlisted the support Of ,;ov"rn"r Mc'A!l
in an effort IL have his son. captain
Sherman Miles. Of tn" Field Artillery.
transferred from his post in Hawaii To
This country. General Miles said Am"ri-
can forces soon would II" sent t" Franc"
and IL. was anxious /" HAY" his son take
an artiv" part in tn" campaign against
GERMANY
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Appeal to Women.

PHILADELPHIA. May I.--An appeal
for Jnn. 0nu women Throughout The coliu-
try To begin 1t unrr arliH" relief work
most needed lay Suh'i"rS marked the
opening session her" today "f the mir
ty-Srcund annual convention Of III"
Nrrtll"wnrk Guild ~ America. TIL" AZ
peal WIS made 10y Mrs. John w. Stew
ART founder Of tn" guild.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Application for Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that on or about the l5h
DAY OF May 1911. application will lr flied with
lame. T. l'uilip Pardon Attorney, Charleston. West
virginia. fnr the pardon ri AnGcnni Tallartu. con
,c,ed Of the crime ~ Malicious Assault. al the oc'o-
hrr Term. 1915. 81 tho Criminal Court n ohlu
County aud sentenced TO Imprisonment in tho Wes:
Virginia l'cnItcntary for the period Of IL years.
iSiUncdI ASGEINNI TAlLARITO.
nS
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PERSONAL

MARRY II lonely: for results. uJ me; best and most
successful; hundreds rich wish marriage soon strict
ly confidential most rrlsble years Of experience; de-
scriptons free Tho Successful Club" Ms. Purdis
Box $685. oakland. Calf. my-6-H
I'm GOING 70 the modern shoe repairing shop. 50
llth St. 7. A. ColIsimo. Prop. That L. The best
place TO have my shoes repaired. Thy are experta
Gp-3t-t
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ORDERED TO REPORT

Yesterday afternoon Fred Roderus.
local broker. received orders TO report
Immediately to the Benjamin Harrison
officers training camp at indianapolis.
Ind. Mr.. Rolcrus WIS Il caralryman Ill
the Spanish American war.
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JOFFRE SPEECH
CONTINUED from First Page.)


Iof whom understood French. checrtd
!yocifrrously. General Jotfre said III
part:
My friends. am proud 10 have
in my hand the American flag.
which is 10 the American people
what the French flag is to the peO-
pie Of France. a symbol OF liberty.
hold in my other hand the flag of
France, who has given of her best,
her SiaunchPsl and her braveSl,
and which also stands for liberty.
| had the honor 10 carry the
French flag on the field Of battle.
and am glad TO join this flag of
many battles 10 the flag that has
never known defeat. With II |
bring 10 YOU the salute OF tn"
Frcnr harmy To the American p"o-
pie. our Staunch ally i'll the COM
mon cause.
As he Joined the two flags Of red
white and blue with the closing words
the whole assembly mounted the seats
and chccred.
! II was when NJ. Niviani referred to
the first on-rush Of the German army
almost 10 the doors Of Paris. and The
order of Marshal lOffrc 10 take the of,
fensive that drove back the enemy &c
miles. that the hero Of the Marine
brushed tears away with his clenched
fist and rose impulsively 10 embrace
he orator.
1t WAS Joffre who caught the popula'
fancy during The trip about the city
during the afternoon. He was Cheered
wildly everywhere.
At Joffre'S side rode former Premier
Niyiani, Vice Admiral ChoCheprat and
Lieutenant Fabry. the latter known as
the BLUE Devil Of France" who also
shared generously in thu crowds ap
| plauSe.
The party comprised IL members
all guests of the nation. on Trip which
vii lhave extended over 500 miles by
rhr time they return to Washington
They arrived at noon on the govern
mnt special train. The half day thai
followed was crowded with patriotic
out bursts. beginning with Il ride from
the train through deep canyoncd city
streets ovcrhung with the TT i.rolor OF
France. the Stars and Stripes anu
British flags. There followed in quick
| succession tho greeting of The ciIy'S r"
ceptiOn committee al the Chicago
| Club, a reception by tho local French
colony and French relief organiza
lions. more rides, I reception and din
ner, and finally the night meeting al
| the Auditorium Theatre.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-RcfIned ladies able TO approsch the better
; class Entirely proposition. Excellent income.
No canvasSinS. DisnIfled WORK Full or spare time.
". +. Wuerz & Company. l6i Broadway. New York.
my-5.E
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Beeman automatic oil tank-8 n. oak
counter-marble toIs-sIfe 2axSx2h-aud meat
rack ll07ii McColIoch. my-5-l
FOR SALe-lI head OF good horses. big teams and
sonIe SOod all purpose horses. As have quit bu1-
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II 5 W4rwood. my-3-m
FOR SALe-WATSoR DUMP WAGONS,
WHEELING 6uIlDIh6 MATERIAL CO.,
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PETROGRAD. Thursday. Nay ). VIA
London. May ), l:+3 a. nj Delayed -
Although tho sentiment nf m" york
mems and soldiers council t"niEH APP
parcntly is against extreme m"isurrS'
unless they arc absolutely necessary.
every speaker al the meeting emphasized
tho conIrntnE that the power IN liuSSia
rcsls in lie hands of the representatives
nf the wurkmcn and soldiers and that
they nrr determined tn cntor"" their
views upon tho temporary government
or Immediately diSposs"ss II and con-
struct L government Of their own Tx
Ing
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For War Defense.

.urNEAU. Ala>kH. May t. Tii" Alaska
Legislature" adjournri today. Alpr"rrla-
lions Of nearly : 'h". ~" w"r" PASSED
nv the session. including $500 0n for
war drfeES"$.
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Russians Coming

rETEnGEhD. Tuesday. May :. " p
IN. via Inn,inu. May /. l":I' y. MA
representing the russian
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LoST-Pockctbook. between bridgeport National bank
and Stop 10. Barron line. Finder leave ct wcSend's
liquor store and receive rewaid. my-5-g
LoST-Rat terrier dog. black aud tan. with collar:
virgins five pounds. Reward. Louis LasomIrcno.
Nat phone l6l- X. Is Fourteenth street. my-t-i
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Join French Commissi sion.

army officers Major Tulasnr and Lieu
tcnatn dc In Grange and. Mrs. de liz
Grange arrived to-day on - British
steamship :" join til" French war COM
mission now in this country.
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Electric locomotives have been built
for German railroad having heavy
grades that draw loads of $50 tons at
4 speed of AZ miles an hour.
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If the wurkmcn and soldiers. and that
they nrr determined tn cntor"" Their
views upon III" temporary government
or Immediately rdiSposs"ss II ana con-
struct L government Of their own Iih-
Ing.
FETROGEAD (via l.ondon. May ~
Demonstrations by soldiers and wnik.
m"n against Foreign Minister MlI'il>"ii
occurred Yesterday. II"inChmcnlS OF
soldiers gathered in front IF tn" heal
quarters of the provisional government
carrying rcd flags with inscriptions de-
handing the resignation Of The minister
and pnrHderS carried similar hummer
some OF which called for III" rcSlSna-
tiun of the provisional government.
After extended conferences between
tn" executives committee of the wnrkm"n
and soldiers delegates and tho council
Of III" PROVISIONAL government, INC rN-
rrutiyr committee decided mat no F',h-
son was apparent for demanding mo
rrSignaIi ion of tho government. TIL" SOL
dicrS engaged in the demonstrating were
persuaded by the committee 10 return 10
their barracks.
When Foreign Minister Milukoff saw
tho banners lnscrih"d with the Words
down with Milal;"tf. h" addressed nc
dcnonSt r;rturS fr"m III" balcony "i ING
palace saving that he was fearful nor
of Mlukutf, bul for RuSSn. II IN" m
scriptinn interpreted the feelings 81 Il
ma jorily If Tn" citizens. II" asked. wnil
| must In I'll" condition at liuSSh I ns
entente allies would say Russia had b'-
traycd hrr allies ana had STRUCK lrr
name from the list of III" allied powers
Tho provisional government cannot
| accept thai view "f things. cont lnu'd
| ~ MiIukUT. Il declare In You mat inc
! provisional government and myself as
! minister ur foreign affairs will defend
! Il nusition in which no on" Will dare |"
charge Russia with treason.
! ..E,vcr shall Russia consent TO a sep
!arnrr ncocr.
i ..rrhr uroyisiouul government is sail
! nc ~ w t,,'i' e., nnir rnnr, gill,
! !he NtSS', w., ,,;r,4 We look Ihru. for
! ,our ,rIlst which is the wind that IS Ia
your rus, ~, ~, a. - r,rw.,,rd hon, :u;!
! ';,I .,,,,,,Iv mI wiIh thai breeze" and that
"i' ',l,i,;..l.nrr viii aid ,S in prOpcllinG
! i,mr'ci, tnw,r,Is Ilir.rtv and prosperity,
.,nI IN II,hulriing tn. dignity Vi u"-
,.rn,, free country"
- ,b,. rnrrirn miniSt 81
LIZ W"!"S rh.,.riu.,
'''"'" - "a -
| I,-.ilr<r.rO< Nny i-IliSouictinS
reports FROM P"tr"grHd 81 nlil"r.i.'r,I
| hrtw""n III" provisional H"N'. ,'"Ti;ars
! committee" O.! W"'h"''" w., :, ,,s
/ are causing concern h'r"' "u, ~ w., VA"
said ail"r t".i'iH r'.,''r w., hn.,r r,.,,.iy-
M nhlrIa! lni"r'l..L"t, '."' r,i, hcr,. ma,
I I'd I" Shak': ih' '"hi'nrn' ,i u.itI
! IN" RUSSIAN ,,',,;o,' ,nynihrr and
| n"!d iuclI W ;,r,n.,uv
! keep up 'h' Hfnt 's"n,r t ,,nhnhit. will
J tu" "I''t ~ 'll' F'P'' - ~ ai;, ;.aI
; In l" hurry IN" 81 par ti'c -, n;.si,rs
! economic ana rn.ti"Hu ii,, =,
' winch lf"S'.",ht w ''H''t, -, rob,.
3 aid tn" provisional! S"NrF'1Irnt i' 10
: hlIltatlhE fuSS" ''"''''i'' I,i.
, duSirlnlly: II" i''Hl r': . u.s. .on,
l"d 10y Ellhu ''"",' va =" vi 49,. ,,u,.
I ln' ll''Stl'nl ll'i~ mum " 49,
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SITUATION IN
RUSSIA FAR
FROM SECURE

rETROGEAD. May ). $50 p. m. via
London. May =. 3:0> a. MAT three
o'clock this afternoon many hundreds
of factory workers mcn. women ana
hoys preceded by double files marched
down tn" Ncvsky prospect with II ban
nor inscribed. Away with III" temporary
government Otherwise the city has
hnrn normal throughout the Jay. though
the i"nSrncsS caused by the Situation III
yesterday still prevails.
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POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Book EEI1 from vintse
layers jl.5o per Is; $500 hundred StllHsu Farm.
Rayllnd. Ohio. Ap-ll-t0
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Salrsmen, Sell guaranteed MagT Motor
products hrlwind sellers tll1t creating DIE
srnsatlnn--lihrra commissions. Write wire Tor
territory today. Auto Remedy Company. Evans st..
l.inrInnsti Ohio my-5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
IN THE FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR.
HER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREET:
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FRONT DWELLING ROOM. Is
FRONT DWELLING ROOMS. 20
JAMES |. HAWLEY -
1861, MAIN STREET.
FOR RERT-M0pERN STORE R00fi AND
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

WANTED-Auto accessory: quick sales. Eenerdls
commissions: every dealer buys Permanent; re.
peat orders. Only high grade producers wanted. Give
aga and references. Catalog Printing Co., 40 La.
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