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New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
lowing the ceremony there will be reception at the Baker homestead.

I lowing the ceremony there will be a reception at the Baker homestead.
 Berlin Briefs.
 The East Berlin K. of P. society held its weekly meeting last evening returned from their wedding trip and are spending few days in East Ber- lin before going to their home. in Springfield.
 J. R. Williams of Bridgeport has returned after visiting relatives in East Berlin.
 The Young Peoples society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a strawberry festival and ice cream sale on the lawn Friday even ing from 6 to 10 o'clock.
 During the heavy thunder shower of, last evening the lightning struck a large tree in front of the Richard Murray home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leroy IIavey, with Mrs. Havey's mother. Mrs. Upson, are on an automobile trip through Vermont. Dr. Havey will leave for New York in July to take up special medical work.
 East Berlin pupils in the Middle town High school have started on their summer vacation.
 Miss Edith J. Mather, principal of the Hubbard Grammar school, East Berlin, has left for Lyme where she will spend the summer.
 Miss Annie Wilson of Boston is visiting her sister. Mrs. Martha Me- Crum of East Berlin.
 
 Mrs. Richard Culver visited rela- lives in Berlin today.
 Miss Edith Woodward of East Ber- lin has returned from Pleasant Valley where she spent her vacation.
 Miss Margaret Trevethan of East Berlin has accepted a position with tho American Paper Goods company.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

and Miss Mary Collins of Forestville were married this morning in St. Matthews church in Forestville. Rev. J. T. Mcdonald officiating. The cere- mony was witnessed by number of friends of the young couple. Home Guard on Police Duty. Members of the Plainville company of the Home Guard will. it is expect ed, he sworn in as special constables for police duty on the night of July 3. The men under the command of Captain Trumbull or his lieutenants will guard the churches and other public buildings. to prevent the ring ing of bells and to otherwise see that celebrators cause no uncalled-for dis turbance.
 Governor Holcomb has appealed to the people of the state to observe the anniversary of the nations indepen- tdence this year in dignif1ed fashion and it is likely that the noise. and riotous celebrating will be eliminated to a large extent.
 s Driving Extra Wells.
 The Trumbull Electric company is having additional wells driven on it's property in the hope of increasing the water supply for it's factory. The wells in use for the past few years have not at times furnished supply adequate for the heads of the plant. @4- It is expected that the new wells will increase the supply sufficiently to make: the company independent of the water company for the water it has to use in it's factory.
 Cards to Exemption Board.
 The committee which acted on June as a board of registration and which is empowered to seek the prosecution of conscription eiigibles who have failed to enroll has re-, ceived notice from Governor Holcomb that the cards made out by the young men Of the town are to be turned over to the exemption board when
 Buy an Indiana truck-advt
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

. 74 f 3 i the Town hall tomorrow evonir 8:15. The speaker will bG 1fis Hstella Sprague of the faculty of Connecticut Agricultural colleeo Storrs. ss3 s
 The PlAinvflle schools cloeed yo1 day afternoon for the summer N5 ton. \ number of the teachers " accepted places elsewhere and tl11 will be many now faces among 1x cipal Judds assistants when tho ggsx are reopened in the fall.
 George D. Miller of 14 N61l Place. h in the Hartford hospitaIS undergo an operation. S| ss LOST-LAst week eye glaseee KS
 case. Name of optician, ''llArQuiaS
 on case. Please return to tslopli
 office. Plainville. 1-4eS
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
BRITISH SOCIALISTS HOLD ALOOF
Decline to Participate in Conference
 at Stockholm.

London, June 27.-The section of British socialists led by Henry Hynd- man has declined the invitation of the Russian council of Workmens and Soldiers delegates to attend the in- ternational socialist conference at Stockholm.
 The refusal is based on the fact that the conference will be attended by German and Austrian socialists and that 1t cannot serve the cause of peace or socialism as long as Ger mans remain in possession of terri tory they seized and devastated.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
VATICAN RESOLVED.
Plotter Carried on NefariOus Worl
 Outside Holy See.

Outside Holy See.
 Paris, June 27.-The Vatican has been entirely dissolved in the Italian courts of knowledge of the espionage activities of ofNMonsignor Won Gerlach, the Austrian prelate who was for merly private chamberlain to the Pope and who has been sentenced to Imprisonment for life, though he has fled from Italy.
 The Judgment of the court before which the case was tried is that none of the acts of which Monsignor Won Gerlach was accused were committed within the Vatican or other places occupied by the Holy See. The prel- ate, evidence established, carried on his illicit activities clandestinely and by his own means.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
vON TIRPITZ SICK

Geneva, June 27.-Admiral Alfred Won Tirpitz, former German minis ter of marine. has arrived at St. Blaase. in the Black Forest. He is suffering seriously from diabetes.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
VISIT CAMERA DEPT.

% s4'
New Britain herald., 1917-06-27
iBakcr-Porter.

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Paul Baker and Miss Emily Porter which will take place in the Kensington Congregational church Thursday at 6 o'clock. The invitation has been made general to the congregation of the church x6d many are expected to attend. Fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
MAIL QRDERSF0R
NE.RV- WORTH ARE
Of TEN ELOQUENT
They Illustrate the Phrase So Ere
queltly Used, 4 Cannot
Do Without II. -

In Tho Nnrv-Wnrth ma Ill recently came
Il letter from Il user of IN" tonic IN q
letter from a user of The tonic in 4
northern Ohio city in which no Nerv'
Worth GrmnnSiratin has yet been
held. The writer said in part:
Last fall while visiting my HON" at
Shjnnston. W. Va. had Il yer? severe
nervous spell. Your medicine being 80
highly advertised | decided 10 try it.
After taking half Il bottle saw il WAS
all thar was advertised. | took three
bottles regular gained eight pounds IN
weight"
After leaving Shinnsion this sufferer
found ii inConlenirnt 10 secure Merry
WORTH Sh" had taken three bottles
hut great as were the benefits derived
her trouble WAS 100 deep.rooied 10
surrender altogether. Her letter says
that she began again TO gcl NERVOUS
and run down" This moved her 10
write II Nerv-Worlh Company's main
office tho letter referred 10. which con-
tanned an order for the tonic.
"Ailcr had aiken one bottle"
(Nrrv-Worrhy her letter said. II could
sleep alb night and had fine appe-
lite"
Your dollar back at Barrs Drug
Store, Wheeling, il Ncrv-Worlh does
not help YOU.
Nprv-Wurrh is also sold a, Mnco
junction by Moore Bros; Martini.
Ferry b. RalSlun q Parker: 81. Glars
willie BY Patterson g. Sons: BarncSville
By Hillc7 Bros; Cameron h.? Cameron
Drug Co.: SiStrrsrilIc by E. r.. DisGue:
New Martlnsyilln by llornbrook'S Drug
Store: MoundsvilI" by J. II. Beam
Drug Co.: RriGerpnrt by Srlby 4
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REPELLED
Continued From First Page.)

dcicnScS advanced 10 see the Result
OF The work of their gulIS. but were
forced 10 return to their positions.
.whcrrupun thu rain UI British shells
again MAS rrsunlrd.
There haa been III resumption ON
liz pari OF III" line where the French
arr facing The Germans OF III" in
tense battles III Saturday and SUNDAY.
and thu artillery duclS there have died
down in volume.
During to-day Is German airplHnrS
were accounted for by British avlaInrs
on the western battlefront J. of Them
having been brought down in air hight
lng. The BRUSH themselves lost live
machines.
Apparently tn" Austrians on The
front from GurlZia 10 the Sra are still
the -:ggrrSSurS against Tie Italians.
bu, according In tn" Rom" war office
their. attacks have all been rHpulScd,
irxrcpL south Of .IamianU. whore as
SauIts compelled lhc Italians TO give
Way,
4 British squadron ha> h"aNily bonn
harurd the German naval base al OS.
tend. Belgium. and also has sunk Il
German torpedo boat destroyer and
put 10 flight five Other German vessels
Of this class in In" North SEA.
An Austrian d"StroHr: has been sunk
in the Adriatir by Il submarines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06
MoNoNGALIA COUNTY.

MnR,iANTnWN W. Va. Jane =, -
Arrr"ximnr. " &."n0 persons Registered
'rr military draft III M'n"uEal''l county
tn%ay. NJ midnight only TO-: ~ Inc
fhlriy-rirhI urHrlurtS Of tho r"l.aty had
r"ror,cG but these showed Tia NOR
thau f"riy pa cont "i In" r',SE't"r'' ,
r":rre w. being listed and TT t"ta'
Registered vnt"S T. 1.iji.
II WAS found early III IN" day iih' tl'
registration would b. much h'.,t,i'r th:u'
had been expected and that III" ma
Chinrrv was not adequate. VI ono r?n,,
rinri men sought registration up wa
midnight. most III tn" mon LING f"r-
nign"rS. Th":" was M disorder ara II"
riHnrI 10 nNmiL r,.iSir:lttI,M.
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MARION COUNTY.

FAiEMrNT. ". w.. .Iunc a.~-Ec-
caUSr the registration booths through
out til" country districts w"r" Kept open
tonight lai.r than w"r" Tn" telephone
rNchuEc"S. II Was impossible" L. get an
arrErttt" report vi The registration "'
y"uuI: m"n III Marion county subject 20
III" Srlcriiv.. draft. Figures based on
ia" returns az T"npnr"h with IN" mum
h"rs NJ VOTERS in III" precincts place inc
total registration i'll Marion county al
i.:,"" r"mp"I'. figures for the city al
EairluuEi i,lar" IN" registration NJ
49, Thrc WAS absolutely M DIS
iurmHurr Of any natWr" over III" county,
to-day ard tn" rrgiS tratinu Ur"rr""'l
Without a hitch IN any Of tn" precincts
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HARRISON COUNTY

elc-.al p.>rat.'il - the lTr":"nc"r
tI.kEkSEGEG. ". Va. Jun" i--E.N-
act Int"l~ IT IN" "unSrriniIun rrErstra-
ton III II:rri>"n county Will not h. avail,
nth until Iurn"rrnw. rs the nSurrS art
being tnhIIai"d with ihr county rs tho
rimi1 hrIi initiates tonight were that ar-
pruNIIna'"ly i."fln Youths registered dur.
ing tho. day III III" county. a normal
total rf TINS uuinh'r arIr"N imat'ly -
San ser. registered within III" corporate
limits At tho lily, which. nuw"I'r. ON
braces bat :, part OF the CITY proper.
Th"r, was not q sign "f disorder any
where in ,hr county during h" day. and
IN" c"un:; men wIlngly though Though
,"l"mnIy. answered IT," call L" duty and
went Ia III. rolls Tn" day was Ern"r-
ally observed by - holiday, NIL places
Of mIein"se being closed.
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nrials wrr,, certain that the. estimate
for III" city IT sixteen hundred an"
s"l,nly-riy,. had been reached t0nrl"t"
tiriIr"S Gnrh"r'd Il, " o'clock showed 4
registration III III" city "f ON" thousand
nnh :'.r"nt? $iN. y" trouble ~ any kini
WAS r"iUrtrn. lin. !"ung men apparently
u, ;ar. ,.r.,r 10 rrciSI"r. Registration
i!urin;: lac U"rnIug Wa T"ry heavy. IA
irI"iir demonstrations ,y"r'. HELD during
The ,ily. For Wood county an estimate
IS made at lhiri .-tw" hundred ami r.
ports Indicate 'h";tN! registration IN IN"
Al,
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BROOKE COUNTY.

Sr,r.sr n.>r.,.n e., 49,. Ir'.lne.urr-.
WEL1.SBIRG June AT mid
night only six n! INC seventeen pre-.
rinclS in Brooke county had rrporied
their registration totals THESE eNC
49, white citizens: - negro cltlZ"nS
claim nf exemption b. 49,: aliens ll%;
enemy aliens =. II Is rSlinlaj"d the
TOTAL registration for tn" county Will
reach nearly son. puSshly moro.
Tn" day passed without disorder
q! any character. and there was much
enthusiasm over The unanlmiy with
which the young men Of the county
responded 10 Ihrir ruunrry's call.
The figures 20 far ~ received. are
HS follows:
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HANCOCK COUNTY,.

NEW EIMHERLANn June =. ~
Hancock couniy's IoIHl registration *
between 15u and sun. At Chester tn"
registrations numbered @2i. AT Newell
10. N N"w Cumberland lIn. anu the
remainder ri the county Is estimated
a 700. Il Total Tor the county Of 100.
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MARSHALL COUNTY


80 . Do -,--'-- ~, IW't!WI |r":
MOI NDSNILLE. W. Va, June D
Marshall cUunty'S registration is csti'
mated 10 b. four hundred short Of III"
:":.Guu thai had been eXnrclcd. Al mid
NIGHT 80 If }hr IL precincts had re-
ported a luIal at @,Hni. which il an
perI"H 20 b. increased 10 200. There
was 10 disorder. \ hi@ patriotic
parade was held ny many organize
lion, nj Mound,viilc during The aft
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CORALL COUNTY.

NTIN'iTrN. ". Va. Jam" D.
With an "ur"!lm"n: " nearly 100 per
cent certain. ~" official returns from
y. crsiralt"m day her" tonight showed
;.1>S had Irdralcd !hrir services I"
l'nrlr sam, rh"r" WAS n" disorder ana
~" Effort {" resist III" s"1"riIFc dral'
net kiuki badges w"r" provided by IN"
authorities and th" Rotary club rf"f,h-
cd lapel buttons for those who regis
81
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PUBLIC SALE-Junc I'D. 1911. At o'clccs. Stand
ard Farm Of l1G acres inonn Is the Braits ikr 90
III. National paved road. - mile east Of FSirreH.
a. belmont 20. All undcrIId With No. :nn coal.
um,ILngs fair, well ratcred. Scod Hes Ioi water.
rrut; Locust anu uthcr timber Nice laying land.
god BELL Fine location. 7. W. prhcon. Fllf'iea.
~ my-::-30t
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LONG AUTOMOBILE TOUR

Mr. and Mrs William Lrnt
Arizona. have arrived In Bollairc, for
visit with Mrs. Longs mother. Mrs
Agnes Baker Of Washington street. Brll-
airc. They have been several weeks
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EARL FORD, GROCER,
OF WARW0OD, DEAD
Passed Away Last Night Following
Brief Illness of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CT Grafton Resident.

Bari : Ford. ar"I about 80. pr"n'ih-
'nt rr~idcUl Of War" wood ana proprietor
uf two uf jhc largest and finest grocery
Stores If that town. died last night II,
"a ,.'rl,"k IL tlr. tamil! home. l,"l
Main street. Warw"ud. following oFi"'
Illness "t pi"um"uin.
Nj Ford VS. born amd REARED III l'''
l"r county and t"f SrInr tim" WAS ~
"au"u ia III" ::r"rrry business III 'irhl
ton. H.. u"Icd 10 Nh""!iuE ihr''c Years.
aEu last March. H.. Was an" 1t War
w""d'> lust "Iit"rrrisinS H"u popular
business men and his sudden rnSN'R''
,.rtn" aS q severe shock /" his many
friends ia that community and here.
Mr.. Ford Irli.t" u wife nni ~" 'hll-
d!"u. =, y"unG by ,,nd girl: ais" Il num-
I''r at relatives IN Grafton and LAY i"F
county.
trict. charged with neglect Of his duties
because hy WAS drunk.
Tia" arrest If all VII" ar" Of r"nScrlpi-
Hhl" az" Wis" lnIl"d 1" register NlII d."
done as quickly - tn" ;abuI"tiuu IL
completed. I hrS work VIII h. dome with
all haste, IL II. III c"ur~" not kit""h
al this tiuc II lh"rc ar" pn'. "r 81 nun
drri VIII" tailed 10 comply with ihC law
III registering.
Supplies Exhausted
E.arly yesterday afrrrnu"n II WAS APP
I;.r"nt ihuI TN" registration N 'nl"
county N"uli JAGGED all Expectations
Several r"rl>'"ar> exhausted their sup
plies al card: and NOR" W"r" S"nl 10
;h IN hy th. n,"r"rrycl" officers.
During IN :r,.rn"rn Hr""k, county $
Surrly 1T '''r'S WAS ">h''nSt"d ana
Sh"rIn Hastings dispatched John Ncld-
mrc, Sb"rIT J,,i.m y, Sbnr ,,r.'.k with
49," ii!"rn '",nS' N"""' " ,',''N ""'
to-. ,'.,rIs " ,i',. ,.,,,. ,iI',,,,rmt b.,'inr
h.cn ~ hnu.Int 'yuoIIn.r motorcycust
rmir post haste To- that rItr bearing tour
hundred addi' iona, cards l"r us" rh'T".
hen ia" cards N"r" exhausted ~ Mir
,mS r'rrH w." LOT,
|' -, Eh,,.l;", .,,,i ,nmli,.i -.
The shrri;i' :. nirir,. l., h. r"rIsrrrrd That
""uld not H. rl"n... hut th"y wrr" able u"
L. IN" Ferry
In >r'i" of every effort I" 81" cum
Pr" ln>truc'i"MS' som" "' l'ir- I. HiSiIiES
, -" ,.r,',SI,,..
i,,r,,,., Nh i,,rri..i ..,,,,,,,i -, IT,, mo-
,In,.,> nnrlh Of III. creek and Assistant
I'r".,,'uI"r ISachulnii sm"n ,iud Iltos,, ln-
;"w Ia" '.,'-k going right. afl''r quick
'c"r.
Van, lr.,il.i .,rnr ,,ara. u.o,o rrr.
rilboT ,n",mrd.',' =. n,.,r,. r,r Who
rnr,i,,'.r,,,I i, IKE, '.n,,,,, .rhn,. u,n,,,,
,,,n,.idnI ,hr,,,,h ,hn cfror, r tha
Nnt'!ih@ CoihinrfclaI ASSOCIATION.
oll!cora seeing man wearing one
OF th"S" bands on MS arm knew mat
inc wfarrr had registered ana mere
was no n""u az hurfEln& MN 10 Inc
REGISTRARS desks.
r,,--,. ,,,,>, I,-,,--,,- r,.r,.ho,
49,, '" 'tt w., -, N.'n..,.,n
, ..,,. .wI,.i ',h.i ~, ,hn
.o,',,,,,,> III ~ '"Tn , ,''' w. ILL.,, coin
, i'i"'' ]" AZ $50
WORDS. nIt"d states Mlillar! 9rr-
wee. with Inc word R"ElSlerco IN
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". VA, OFFERS 10000
tConrinued From Page One.l

Lewis, Wayne, Mercer. Mar
shall. Barbour. Calhoun. Wood,
Marion Putnam, Berkeley. Min
eral. Monroe and Hancock coGa-
ties.
Major Wallace to-day instr
ed ali the sherIffs in the SIS cor.
ties to make specific reports &c
him on Wednesday morning show
ina the number enrolled in the
several counties.
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OHicinl Report

LONDON. Jun. =. il al J.. nl.--IH" ~ :
irial nunrmCcmchi IT III" German air
raii oyer England tonight says mat '"o
"a sony W"rr killed AMI 'w"ni y-n'n" m
mrrG Two h"Sli!" machines W"r" nc
SlrrS"'l.
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The largest organ in the world Is
lhp On" built by the famous German
builder. Watcher and is situated in
81. Michac's church, Hamburg, Ger
many.
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WOOD COUNTY

Srr"'s' p:-rai.r I" the lntellizencer.
rNRkERSEI l;G. W. Va. juno d
While complete Information on thr reg
istration was not at hand tonight Of
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FoR SALE IL head # good horses. 5 big daft
teams with harness. and few good all purpose
horses, M re,sunab bic offer will he refused Gil Bell
E r. WaTur,d. He-J'p
FOR shlE-Iiorsa and busEy. Address 1901 Franz
II, =, raIi.ir. Ie-J-i
FOR SALE : bead Of horses: weight 1900 70 1850.
and years old Eood broke horses: Will sell Horses
under guarantees. One match pair out CT three.
Either one NJ these horses would 10 good delivery
horse. Would consider heavy draft team In e.
change for ,hc.e. Address. Box q. Wet Liberty.
mJ-Jl-p
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.INinNTpWN. Pa. Jun> h.-Jam"s
T. E..... q miner OF tanning. near mere.
WAS brought Ia thr county jail lhlS
ni"rniHS charged with circulating Il p'-
tItjnn.. aSlIIr:. congress to. submit the
question uf tn. S"lrc,iv. draft To the
federal authorities III Pittsburgh.
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MISCELLANEOUS

king the trip ana expect TO return in
/ fall.
;rhcy toured lcisurely through the
wGSt, and stops were made at Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Denver. Cedar Rapids
Chicago. indianapolis and Columbus.
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WORST OUTBREAK
Continued From First PaSe3

t.Cip5ttsti in I'll. StrlSSl" Which to'h
place after two men had come I" blows
over the subject The saloon was
wrecked All tho men Involved were
foreigners.
SAN FRANCISCO. juno 4.-Einc"n'
F'errnrn was arrested here charged with
attempting 1" psrsuad" crowd Of ltaI'
iauS to resist registration
NEW YORK. June 5.-L-ouis Kramer
ono of III" Young men indict"d'f"r dis
trIGutin. nutl-couScriptlon literature al
Il pra.,.r meeting in Madison Square Car
den. refused To register today m th'
T"nhs prison. where he Is confined
Kramer drcla rcd tho government had no
nl"r;,l right - force con&crlption on q
i".rS"r wh"' objected To II. HIS REMARKS
wcr. :i;c.,,I Ola record by tho prison nn-
th"riti"s.
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IENNCfA. t"ln. Jun" Ut" Indians
.u iErir reservation NCnr here To-Day
, refused :" register under che S"lectiNr
i!r;l Il :,rt ard spent most Of til" day dane
! ing war an! "b"ar'' dances In native
,r> iuuIr \ Number "t tho younger
: ,r"fr a.. said - be nut il lii" hills near
n. =" ana 10 have "hlnin"d quantity OF
, luiuur
; Il j.: =. r"rtn'l il"r" tha; tE" Indians
p ha.,. threatened to burn this Srti"H"a'.
8 Threats Also tay" l","u mad" against
: H.. l"Gian agent at tn" reservation IL
; vas SAID
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Rudyard KipIing tells wildly Of
what he saw at the Italian front in d
series of articles that start in Tho
Wheeling News today.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST I.anA book OF Max Kobres Bank No II Canal
ST. New York. months aSo. bearing name on
outside Nick hbramrTitch. y. .. BOX rs RamseT,
ohio Finder return tn above address. le5-h
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FOR SALE-M;scellaneous

FOR SAlE-l7 will tale IN exchange Ford AUTO or
team, tr un-S hor,~s 1917 cadillac. run less than
II Gn1 miles IN fir> class ccnditl"n. Address H. B..
X /. n =. Nnc"uS tr-b.h
FOR SALE Inelv GiocAer butcher refrigerator.
.i.l7. A,ldres, 1897 franklin ST.. HcuAre.
lst-i
FOR SALE-l;1. range. $500. In Eccd condition.
IL Hrr:i: street. jet-i
FOR SALE-Frc,h COW. three mos. OLD hsife.s
E!.h srIde Jerseys. T. y. Gibson. TTtadc!phiA. W.
Va. ny-3l-l
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WANTED-Coal Lands

WAHTEo-iood coal lands, either DRIFT mine coal az
h,ripping Proposition. Want coal properties located
In Ohio %cs, Virginia Wanted 10 buy direct frou
The farmers. Address i. D. Box 81. Wheeling. W.
Y. je-l-p
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FOR RENT
IN The FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR.
Nee OF MAIH AND TENTH STREET:
FRONT DWELLING Instantaneous 20
FRONT DWELLING R0oh..........."....tS IS
s FRONT DWELLING RoomS..............$ ~
JAMES L. HAWlEf.
1885,, MAIN STREET,
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR RENT-i rr-,fns and bath hrs: floor c3:6 Chi;
I'm. Irouire .aas ChauIine ST !ec6-l
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED -Irusckecpcr. family Of four. coed salary.
Address Roustkcercr. care IntelhSenccr. je-5'E
WAHTED-EIpcrienccd rll for Ice cram paIlor in
driS store. Grod wages for tho TSS SIR! Apply
J.. Ue RnmediS. Iurkrlllc U. 1.'s'l
WAHTED--A GS'L cV<.k. Gall Hrk ov1rkf. WOOD
lawn Del, rhunc Il AItenhelm. !e-Sl
WkHTEO@irls 10 operate stamping pressss- Wheel
iuz Can Co., 4Ith and Eoff Ss. Jedi
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WANTED Miscellaneous.

TWENTY head Of CONS wanted; Just recently fresh
Must I've good ones. address j. w. Box -. West
Liberty. nS-sl-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-06

CLASSY lapel buttons were furnished
The men who registered in Marshall
county. Through The efforts Of the
committee in charge of the big Cele-
hraiion in Moundsvlil". buttons wer"
secured on which were printed tho
words. "Unitcd STATES Military Ser
vice." with the word Unregistered in
bold letters across the face VI Il shield
in the National culovs.
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OHIO COUNTY

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Assistant l'nit"d States District JOHN
J. +. rRrt"n. when communicated VITA
Il: ,nilniGlt snli that ih"r" had been
onl%, on" ;.rrcst in Wheeling proper YES
terday. CmnSrriptiou day. That arrest
was lF. Smith registrar IN clay dis