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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
5000 ARMY MEN TO
BE TRANSFERRED
Selects at Camp Dodge to Be Sent to
Camp Pike, Orkansas, to Fill Up Di.
vision Being Formed From Western
States-Only 5000 to Go to Demins.

States-Only 5000 to Go to Demins
Camp Dodge, Oct. 11.-Eight thous-
and national army men from this can
tonment will be sent to Camp Pike
near Little Rock, Ark, in accordance
with the recently announced plan OF
the war department to fill a division
there with the surplus men from seven
middle western camps.
An order to this effect was received
at division headquarters here today
|superceding previous order directing
the transfer of 5000 men to Camp Cody
Deming, N. NJ, to bring the national
guard units there to war strength.
Three thousand national army ms1
from Iowa, Minnesota and North Da-
kota will be sent to Deming, however
and another 1000 men from Illinois
will be transferred from the govern
ment training camp near Tousi"n, Tex
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
EXPRESS CLERKS HELD UP.
Robbers Shoot Ono Employe and Gst
Away With 5000.

Hoboken, N. j.. Oct. 1l.-FoIr
masked robbers held up two Adams
Express Company employees, shot one
O, hem. Ernest Hecker clerk. in The
back. and escaped with money -
ported TO amount 10 ss,assess, here to-
daV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
No No we qian Vessel Sunk.

London, Oct. 11.-.Not one Norwegian
ship was sunk last week by German
submarines, for the first time in more
than q yea:, according TO a dispatch to
The Morning Post from Christiania.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
FRENCH SOON MAY BE ON GERMAN SOIL

ers Of more than 1900 tons were sunk
by mines or submarines during the
week ending Oct. Z. Two vessels OF
less than 1,60) tons were lost and eight
ships were attacked without success.
SIX fishing leafs were sunk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
BoMBARp AMERICAN CITIES.
Aviators and Balloonists to Drop Lib
ertv Loan Bombs Over Country,

Washington. Oct 11.--Bombardment
from aeroplares and balloons of many
American cities from New York to
San Francisco. with bombs containing
Liberty Loan literature, will take
place Oct 30. rs one of the final pub
lia!ty features OF the campaign. Up
to date forty five aeroplane pilots and
eight balloonists have offered their
. G arNiceS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
First lnninq

Chicago--zimmerma took J. Collins
grounder and threw him out at first.
Nc Mf1SNITui!!iin's grcunder hounder off Zim-
merman'sj glove for a hit. E. Collins
famed, wide curve fooling him for
the third strike. Schupp wasted ono
but McMullin held first. HeroZ threw
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
The Weather.

Iowa-Unsettlcd with rain in east
portion this afternoon: partly cloudy
and cooler tonight, Friday fair and
somewhat warmer In afternoon In
northeast portion. Fresh to stron0
northwest winds. diminishing tony t:
Range of temperature at MaH =
town: Wednesday 50 and 35; .ay'
IS and 35; Oct. 10. 1916. 5S ~ =. AT
this morning, AZ: yesterd2l Rain
fall. 30 of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
URGE RIVER TRANSPORTATION.

Light Barge. on Mississippi To Re.
lieve Railway Congestion.
Winona, Mimi, Oct.-Use of tho
Mississippi river to solve the trans
portation problems of the war was
urged by President Thomas Wilkin-
son. Of Burlington, Iowa. in addressing
the opening Of the Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association tuday.
He said that the use of liEnt barges
would solve the transportation prob
lem and Relieve railway convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

The bill pouch Of the pelican will
hold from three to eight pounds Of
fish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
.U.soAT ACTIVITIES DECLINE.

EF0WoF TtaIIan, FTeneh and Neutral
Steamers Sunk During Week.
Rome, Oct. 11.-In all seas last week
two Italian steamers of more than 1000
tons and two Gf less than 1,500 tons
: were sunk by mines or submarines.
One sailing vessel of more than 100
ton also Was lost One steamer and
soIie sailing vessel were attacked with
out success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

Two home runs BY Eenny Kauff,
of the Giants, the only hits he has
made during the entire series,
featured todsy's contest, while the
twirlins Of Ferdie schupp. was
successful in holding back the
Sox offensi. ;. kauff's first homer
came in the fourth inning and his
second in the eighth inning, tho
latter resulting in two runs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
Russians still Loyal to Allied Cause.

petroerad. Oct 1.-THE new RUS
sian government. in declaration today
regarding IT'S participation in the forth
coming allies conference. says that
while discussing questions connected
with the common war. the Russian
viii se.k /" reach al
understanding with the allies on the
basis Of the principles proclaimed by
the revolutionary government at it's IN
ception. ..,.'..
"rhe povernrert" Il adds Twill ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
Comedies BeIoian Independence.

ConcedeS belgian Independence.
Amsterdam, Oct 11.-During the de-
bate in the reichstag yesterday Deputy
Conrad Hausmann said that the dec
'laration of DR.. Kuehlmann, the foreign
secretary, that apart from Alsace-Lor-
TaiI1s there K .: ahca!"ta bar to peace
was tantamount to q definite under
standing that Belgium should be given
up.
THAT should be heralded forth to
ial nations" the deputy added.
Gustav Strassman, a national liberal,
said he would not oppose a reduction
Of arma ament, but he thought that dis
armament was hardly practical pol
tiles. ...
Count Won Westarp. a conservative
thought that Germany's answer to the
pope ought to make clear that Ger
many would not undertake to disarm,
and hoped that Won Kuehlmann had
not tied himself to yielding up Bel
GUM.
George Ledebour. social democratic
leader dwelt on the damage done to
the German cause by the revelations
concerning Won Luxburg. the German
minister to Argentina. He considered
that the populations Of occupied terri
tory should be permitted to decide their
own fate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11
Newspapers Say Reichstag
Has Been Turned Into
Theater of Scandal.
KAISER AND AIDE
AT WILHELMSHAVEN
Emperor and Chancellor Visit Scene
of UpheavaI in Naval FIeet-German
Statesmen Admit Germany's An
nounoed Policy Means Abandonment
of Belgian Territory-Russian Gov
eminent to Participate in Conference.

| Rotterdam. Oct. 1.-THE statements
Of Vice Admiral Won Capelle, the Ger
man minister Of marine, have turned
the reichstag into a theater Of the
widest scandal, says the vorwaerts,
discussing the exposure of mutinies
within the German navy. The socialist
newspaper adds that there is no sha-
dow of truth that any deputies were
guilty of illegal action in connection
with the mutiny.
! The koelnische Zeitung expresses
surprise that the government, when
1t had sucn strong proofs Of guilt
against the persons suspected of trea-
son did not ask the consent of the
reIchstag to take legal measures"
! Some Arc Executed.
! Emperor William went to Wilhelms-
haven and ordered that one out of
every seven mutineers be shot. Chan
cellod Michaelis protested, with the re-
suit that only three were shot. Heavy
sentences were imposed on tha others.
Emperor Williams visit to Wlhelms-
maven, IN company with Chancellor
Michaelis, was made after the mutiny
had been suppressed. i
The. chancelior's objections to the
iemperor's order that one mutineer in
! every seven be shot was on the ground
that he could not assume such re.
isponsibility before the reichstag.
| one OF the reasons for the mutiny
was bad and inadequate food.
The Westfalen is a battleslip OF 49,
900 tons, built In 1900. The Nurnberg
is a new vessel.
Majority Go to Prison. ,. .
In speech in the reichstag regard
ing the plot Wilhelm Dlttmann, social
list member said the punishments in
flicted on men in the navy for the
mutiny at Wilhelmshaven amounted
collectively to 200 years penal servi-
tude. and that several men had been
condemned to death.
Both majority and minority socialist
parties voted today against vote OF
confidence in Chancellor Micnaeiis, ac-
cording to Berlin ditpatch. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

Polo Grounds, New York, Oct.
11.-The New York Giants, champ.
ions Of the National League, again
successfully turned back the Chi
caeo White Sox today in the fourth
game Of the worlds championship
series, S to 0, making the games
stand two won for each team. Tho
final score was:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

ouf Jackson at First. ans, one hit.
no errors.
which Felsch took AMER short run
Z. Collins made a nice play on Her
zos's hopper and got his man at first
McMullin got Kauff's bounder ano
nailed his man at first. No runs, nc
hits, no errors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

"rhe government" It adds "w'', ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-11

Chicaso-Fletcher took Felschs no
grounder and threw him out at first
Schurp had plenty OF speed. SchupI
tossed out Gandil. Weaver tished fo
Schupp's high curves and was strike
out victim. No runs. no hits. no errors
Now York;. Collins threw ou
Zimmerman. McMulln threw ou
Fletcher at first. No runs. no hits, M
errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
HATS OFF. COLLEGE BOYSn

They scow!ed at all our prankS and
iokns. The w!lGyirSS If our oats,
For al! the faults Of ardcut youth. w@
wcrs the very goats:
Our tennis shirts Anl blazers, and or
sporting jackets. too.
Came in for full dcrisiun and our socks
&C rainbow hue;
Oar hairtruis and nur tUrnnd-up pants,
CIR lollinG. dancing ways.
We're Subjects. TOR their censure, not
word raiI in our praise
And now that We are marching Oft. amid
tn" nations noise.
It's hundclasps every where: good luck,
mats off. The college boys
They old us "" could never win our
way in after lif-.
That wcr" too luxurious for the grim
industrial strife.
They laughed Ut rur CONNIE nc" me- nts:
"'olnIn-nc" to learn. they said.
Flow it;lr you've iDsd" thai block that
pasSrg; FOR your head.
And though W" pointed III oar pride how
college mon had won.
Thnv said they did il SPIT" tho clogs OF
four years fall u, fun.
Eut NOW that "" ar" going. Cnnr--tust
boar tho station noise
rs HEROES" heroes" "v"r%wh"r"'
Hats or-thc Collee" hoys
--Philadclnhia ledger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
For Great Production
And Minimum Waste

NEW YORK, June Incorporation
with the department Of agriculture in
.impresS!ng upon the people or the
country the necessity for the largest
possible production OF food and the
smallest possible quantity OF waste, y
was urged by Herbert {. Hoover to.
day in letter to 100000 clersymcn Of
various denominations. distributed
through the Federal Council OF the
Churches OF Christ in America.
All pastors arr requested 10 preach
on food conservation Sunday. July |,
and 70 endcavor In interest religious
and civic bodies IN 4 food saving cam
paien.
= In such a lime asthiS," wrote Mr..
Hoover. the people naturally turn 10
the church. It will be Il calamity 10
The nation and 20 the churches IL their
chosen ministers neclec: 10 exercise
their proper leadership in the great
cause Of feeding 4 world in need. f0r
the world is in want of food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Anti Tanmany Move
By New York Democrats

Nf.W- YORK. jure i.-Announce-
::'e2: vas made he:e Ton gh; % the for
C.a:.oa o: n-w Democratic orsaniZa-
On 70 PIT ne Democracy Of New
YosH on a basis consistent With the
national IDEAS OF the partv. This. il
was declared. necessarily means i'm.
meG;are and relentless war upon
TanClaTy hall"
. Tho organization is headed by Mar
TN W Lii;ietcn as temporary p-esi-
der: and Includes in its membership,
l;ir announcement said. Francis Lynde
Ste;Son. Frederic r. Coudert. Frank l..
Folk. H. Saow6en Marshall. Cleveland
II. lNodG>. Irwin :. Cobb and Ellis Par.
krr Butler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
MARKED IMPROVEMENT.

NEW YORK. June II 4 statement
that the grain transportation situation
throughout the country shows marked
improvements WAS authorized here to.
might hy Fairfax Harrison. chairman
of III" railroad war board. Reports
received from IN" @3 principal grain
carrying roads. fh,' statement says.
show there is comparatively little car
~hnrtaEr affecting grain movements.
AMI that there is virtually no iiSpusi
';nn nn tn" part nf farmrr; ur county
ri"vatnr"s In hold bach ON shipment.
rhr boards Suh-committrr on car
service has hrru rndravOrtng 10 rr-
h"," tho grain transportation Situa-
tinu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
NOTICE.
or ReoemptIon Of Bonds Of the Loan OF 'aas OF me
City oil Wheeling.


%,fc. y hereby gIr"n by the comHlSsioEs:s I'll inc
loan II 1851; Of the cItT Of Wheeling. west NHS!Hl'
;hs- Put srknt the requirements I" 'hc ordinance 81
ss,J ,.,.. Passed Mag T. 1885,. entitled. An otci-
r.,r. =, nrofid. fnr the issue and sale OF bonds o.
The r.,y ~ Whr-'!HS 20 he SroNn AZ Ponds o. Inc
I,sn Il 1855 ard :hr The redemption and laFh'rn'
th.t~.t ard prnrdns 'W payment !nin 'tHr 'i''
Treasury 81 certain amOunts from Tc'cnn"i ~ nc
I;,s and Wster Works.. the following described olnoS
Issued under tie skid ordinance. wr:n deicTmhed 0'
In be- sid commlss?nrrs for redemption ann pay
,r.r, NJ III. 1T day q. July A. D.. 1871. 10 W.
Eon,S Of 500 % principal each numbered 81, ~ s'
and Bond, II 81. 900 % principal each. Numbered a.
fo,l,.. Isl; $50. Is5. 25I. 1885, 3o3. is3. 26l. Ib5
s., lsrts ~ determined will he redeemed and
f.id . tho Rank n the Ohio Valley IN the cay q
whs1 .,rs " Va On and after che lci dar n: July!
ni: and said bonds determined Will cease N pear
.r.r;.rt t-unI the las; named dsr and da'r
l.. e. SANDS.
e. ALFRED CALDWELL.
r. w PET ERS0N.
Commissioners o. the Loan ~ lSS3.
je-l6-t-jy-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
FRANK w. lEGGE DEAD.

WASHINGTON. June Frank W
.r2c". native rf Marshall county. w
Va which hr represented in the lower
hrarrh uf tho legislature IN 1879. died
ai his suburban hum" hr.r and his ~
main. were buried Saturday \ wirr
and four children survive" him liz
has brru III thC snvCrnm"n: service
Crn man, Years and VAS a recognized
AZ, hhrl'v on government. arCountin"
ara fiscal AFFAIR, II" Wa prominent
~ Masonic ami O!h"Y f"3'"rn.'jr&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
MARINE RECuR1Ts LEAVE.

THIS morning. four more recruits 20
tho United States Marine Corps. will I've
s"ut from this city /" Pittsburgh. They
wore accepted last Saturday. They are
Charles II. Miller. Of ihia city: LLOYD H..
Smith. Of Sist"rsvillci Harlan l.. "ooS-
ter. ~ liarrisylilr -: AMI L;uy II.
prrerliL". also IT HarriSNille. This
city fell short tour ma IN reaching h"r
allotted tw"nt$ ,u"U III lii" m.'Iri:al
rHinra ign for 1000 additional nfarirc&.
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shaking with palsy. from II shell ~
hnuac. She was eighty II day. she
had on II bonnet and gloves. How sh"
managed thus to array. herself t1r
departure from her home or |" I've
nj MI in her demolished house -
beyond mr..
"AIl this Ia wha: ! myself saw and
one pair Of eyes could soc nnl! II SINAI!
corner Of the devastated area. House
were mere walls. Ali The interiors
we're torn ont, as If by fire. 4 girl
school nearby was wreck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
RUSSIANS ARRESTED.

NEW YOI;H. .Iun" i..-.-il"N"n mon
arrested her" Saturday charged with
conspiracy against III" >"l"";irr draft
law.: arr h"id I"GaI III Slgnh bail each
1T. examinations nrNi. "Wednesday. Post
49, and pamphlets and Ti'':ur'h opposing
prescription witch w"r" '"EH$rItnd III
tho rooms where thn arrests "cr" mad"
= ~ nc produced ny the r"lic" rs Cvl-
Il. ~. Thu .I"f"niani" ar" RGssian:
VII" never hay" been naluruiiZcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
MOVE
By THE lACKAWANNA

x" YORK. j:-a l1.--Aa .2lova-
= : -a..-osi c.GGE ca service was
:--,:...--,:.: .c1s: ny ;hr Delaware.
{: Ne~:":2 roet, he In
= -. -. c.c:..:..c2 ,0-lc: -oIS morn
2: "a ;~o-'p:S N n" icanl
- W p:-c=- Nj. oE caa:-rd-
- ".-:.e-- 80 r. =" C,!s'1-na-y
s:-..---'s 2: :o.r. AID .owa: caa:ge5
T.. - "a 3c-' H7-v." *a!ra WI
~.:-..s- r. :19c .: - saTe GGaI:,T
=, t-r- c2e.:1.: C -~r,h:-ds .. re
.z.--T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
WHEELING GOLFERS WIN.

Playing on thu Nassau system OF a
rnint for each nine holes and one for the
match. 4 team Of golfers from the
representing tn" ParkcrShu"g country
club on the local course last Saturday
afternoon. The score was @SE2 10 l9ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
MINISTERS PICNIC TO-DAY.

with their wives ard families II"
.... listers 49, tho city will enjoy their
,anual pic;Iic nj Wheeling Parl; to-day
t;rs'dcS a program. which Will ConSis: o.
music and speeches. athf""lc events viii
~ staged In order to make the day In
,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Y. M. O. a. CONDUCTS SERVICE.

Workers from III" y. VI. =. y ruTdHri =
ID tn" gosI,S; s.rvir"% ~" the W"si VIZ
riuin National LiuardSntrr ~ tn" stat.
fair grounds FcEfrrda% afternoon. Rev.
J. j. !ev-nbrrSer rusIur Of tho Th!rG
Presbyterian church, Delivered Il short
sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
BENNETT RETURNS TO CITY.
Weston Aviator Back FROM New York
Who're He Secured EauIpmept.

T.NNlS FnNnrl. III. q! " rSInN. VINO =
one ~ til" men III Charg" Of I'll" avini!"n
sTnnhl IL K""rn E3nitonl. returned 30
Wheeling last night from a trip in the
east. including New York City. whore
~ made arrangements for additional
equipment for the school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

Xr,!r. IS hr-chY given that under poTi:ions 81 IN
ORDINANCE granted b. The Beard q! commissioners
n, N, COUNTY y: osin. N the Wheeling & Ea Grove
Railroad COMPANY, which ordinance WAS r.sSei De
r,mbcr % 1872: and h-'IHI. effective IN Gir Srd
G.y :. Jsniar- 1873. tn. said Board OF Commission
e. I; tie County o. c7lu. vii! on the :ih DAY ot
Juiy. 49,; &C. U9on amend me-: 10 said Htnchase
:.ou-ln. tire W-T virginia Traction Electric Con-
.7- 20 csans. SIC location ~ is tracts ~ tie mid
d. - ;hr road t!rri cuvr:: M she NIional Eoad
r-s. ,'~,lI rlace - he Town ~ Elm, Grove.
THE BOARD tlr COMMISSIONERS OF THE C0CS-
~ or OHIO.
tHAs. q. ErHrIN
President
II I. UNDERWOOD.
Nfs-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
NOTICE.
or tho Drawing for Redemption OF tho MAln suas
BrIdqo Bond.. Of tho cisY Of WhcollnS.


Bridge 6ond.. Of tho cltI Of Wheeling.
Sa.e Is hereby given By the couulaNonerb RI ms
SIM; st:e, Bridge Bonds tfI!,, seres that pcrsuaa'
To H.. iruuir,Iac.ts n! The ordinance OF sad city
ras.cd The .ll,h day y! March. 1920. entitled An
ORDINANCE to provide for the issue and sale Il ionds
- the ,r;- o, Wheeling 40 e. known As ;he Main
Sire; Bridge Ren;s Eirs h-!es' and for the 'edeHp
ifcn rrd payment thetrr'.' tho following deso7nel
Hords Issued under sad Ordinance. were du!! de'es-
m,rrI hv lot b. said commissioners for rcdrn2ton
nrd r47m~n; on ,he fIrs day % LClr lal' 'to-r'i:
Ern,t Il sos. m principal numbered '31.
I:oni Of 81 .0Gh00 rriHcl!al Numbered 2o<.
S.id bends 81 determined will I've redeemed Hh
aid AZ ;Ilr Rln. nt ne Ohio Valley. N tie CITY ~
Whcc!ms West Virgins. and after the SAD
frs, dly ~ July 1917. and sad brnd' 50 determined
will c,.sr % bca. inutss; from ;ae last mentioned
dI; and 'ia:s,
B " PETERSON. :
4 MILLER
l.. + SANDS
tonr,,s,"r-r. :: the Nam Street Bids" Lean n'st
,.-.,. yel6 !y-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

WSKTE DEPOSITION as coal mine blacksmith. b. -I-
p.rienred and steady man. Will come u once.
Mail particulars. Thomt. leo Wyatt, ". Va.
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OF tHe CITY CT wheeling.
\a.... :. l~ri' gen ~ tho rnn':; ,>.H".;- e,
~ Rr:."!7E i-'.n e f:n:. ihi' =" iGn" -. i3i'
rS,ir' ne !Nlui:"3 r1' - H. "ri'f.snr- ~ sait
...r rI>>ei Isruar, :. ic"' Amended Ta.cn -.
,?h' AZ. scMn 'sm"ud.l Pune II. !H)@. entitled;
AZ ,rd,r.r,. - rr~r'de f,r TIM ard sale O.:
tands - ;he I"'y - Wheeling - IL known * .hn
Rounding BnnG. q 90. and for ;h- rrdrm !on
and rlin.r. ihe"""i."
Trat IN f+icuirc described bonds Numbered ''>r
-: - IS: inclusive and r,.-Scd ''Sr,:,S r. aud -
n" amour. =. ST ud o. >.d hoSds v:'l hr redeemed
snd rat{ !: ik- Rank ~ ih- uhn N1i;-r n ~ IitT
# Whr-ue West N.r:u;a. an aud af'o- luir l..
l?i5 ard sac hlT,s WI % hcsr i1;crr$: on
III. las named day ard dstr
n. 4. LIST. IR
JAMES r MAXWELL.
y. A MILLER.
romTIs..an"rs =: Rounding Loan G! 200.
]. Is: ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-Parm in Belmont county. Flushing tow.
ship. containing - acres; new frame room houre.
good barn. other buildings. Call WT!ts J. l. Hines.
T. ID. .. Piedmont Ohio. Se-lS-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

PUBLIC SALE-june go. 1917. Al O'Clock. etand
AID Fam Of lo6 acres known as thr Brattca farm on
the National paved road. ga mile east Of JSETtoH.
o.. B.mon; Co. AL uuderlad With No. IN coal.
Buildings fair, we'll ultered. good wells sost Vster
Fruit locust sAd other timber. Nice laying land.
good soil. FI,e location. T. ". Bratton. FslHitH.
Ohio. m!-zz-aot
For SkLE-reu aero tract q land. with roomed
dwelling stable chicken house. situated Just out
side Of tho corporation Itmlts OF Bethesda. Ohio.
IN sood road Bargains in coal lands. Address LOGS
poI - Rethesdl Ohio. jSls-k
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DIED

zAns-oa SUNDAY June l.. l2l'. ~ SIS o'clnoe
= H. .; his i,:e hom.. No. 80 South Penn street.
WILLIAM +. ZANE. IN his 69h jear
Fureral notice hereafter.
GI6SoH-A, the Uhr Valley General hospital. on
Si:atar Iun- l.. ig!:. 4; o'clock r. ~. GEok6E
" t,IHSu%. III the 5ist year Of bis ago.
Fuuef.! from ;hc late residence Of Zans ard
uuIsu streets. Tuesday morning. June 18th ~
20 u'c-s Irtermen; Bi-aesTille Ohio. Al
n..,ncl Friends q: family inri;sd 10 Attend.
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LOST AND FOUND

tosr--Brovn ho-s. 10 pasture At Dallas. Sorrel back.
Jumps on shoulder. EsrArd $500 fer return. Jim
Rne. Elm (;rCTt. je-N-i
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NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF FRANCHISE.

roa,r,s."r-r. =: the Nam S:rc~. B':ds" Lean ''Ts
.,.-.,. yc-l6-t Yl
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Rushcd 70 BaScH1cHl.
I'VE rushed Into a nearby hHSHmen,
where they said there was wounded
woman. Her hip was 2ashcd. Ne"
Cross nurse appeared from noWhnrc.
Now they were carrying an Old lhuy'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED--Posltion

WAHTEo-S-cond hand wagon tclies L C. Aoore
Piedmont. D. ts-l6-h