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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-14
MERGE TWO
MORE OFFICES
Continued from first page
Bonding of officials.

Memorial day, $3.50; Aldrich public Ii
brary, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-14

When you know physicians have pre-
scribed Resinol for 20 yeas in the treat
ment Of itching, burning, unsightly skin
eruptions, and have written thousands
Of reports such as: cit is my regular
prescription for itching, "Resinol has
produced brilliant results, and The
result il gave was marvellous in ono ofthe
worst cases Of eczema, Doesn't It make
you say to yourself, that's the night
kind Of treatment for ny skin-troubler
P.efsoi Is sold D. al SrzsgSSks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-14
STOWE HIGH WON.
Defeated Peoples Academy, 80 to "a,
Last Evening

Stowe, March l4-In the best basket
ball game of the season, Stowe high
school last night defeated Peoples aead-
envy by the score of 80 to "a The game
was fast throughout During the last
ten minutes, p A. made final bid for
victory, but Stoves lead was too large.
Charles Silliway played his usual fast
game for p. A., and Chaffee and Board
man starred for Stowe. A crowd of 800
witnessed the game, refereed by James
Kenefick OF Barre in his usual satisfac
tory manner The lineup:
e.. ID
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

"Senorita, a brief domiciliary visit
of necessity, order by supeTiors,
he observed in a sUave, still half
mocking tone. mo harm will be done
to you, but there must be no cutlery
or attempt at escape. You are
alone?"
Yes" She retorted, and her fash
ing eyes dashed the aUdaciOus fell
low with their sheer contempt and
defiance.
I'VE counted on that" remarked
the lead. ''PetrO-Sanchez- box.
We know it is here"
Madge chilled. She comprehend
ed to what they referTed-the little
safe in her fathers bedroom. It had
often held heavy collections and i'm
pOrtant documents. These Tuffians
had learned of it. Their presence
might mean beggary to her father,
it might destroy all their fond plans
for the future!
Steadily she faced the leader. She
saw that resistance or pleading were
alike futile Madge paled slightly as
the two men who had entered the
house returned. 1t required all their
strength to carry the little safe to the
wagon.
1T is locked" spoke one of them.
The chief will know how to open
it," chuckled the leader "AI ahead.
I will drive. At your pleasure, senior
tia"
Madge was compelled to mount the
wagon seat. The cavaIcade in the
lead, the leader took up the lines.
You must not be left behind to
start an alarm" he remarked
smoothly. 1T remains with the chief
as to your permanent detention"
Madge turned her face away from
the speaker. She refused to exchange
words with him. He allowed the lines
to trail and the horse went slowly,
olfbOuOb tho hOrCnmnD had fcn11rrod
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

specious blandness. For instance,
Chief AvarrO has little conscience.
Listen, you are beaUtifuI-sO much
that l, loyal as l have been, will for
get my commander and my country
if you will become my bride You will
not speak? l appear contemplate to
you? Not so. I am only in earnest.
l can save you; l can save the pre-
ciOus safe. One word from you I can't
turn from the road. know an Oblg-
ing priest. l will be true and loving. +
Think it over"
Madge's heart sank. She knew that 3
his reference to his bandit chief bore
a tinge of truth. She shUddered o
Then suddenly she shrank back. It
was growing dusk, but the moon was
just rising. 1t cast a sudden shadow
across the front of the vehicle. Then
a hand shot from a hOTseman who
had suddenly appeared. 1t seized the
leader. He whiTled from the seat
through the air, and
Splash"
He had landed ten feet down into
the waters of the broad, rolling river.
The horseman Ieaped from his steed s.
and ran to, the head Of the horse,
backed the wagon, reversed it and
sprang to its seat.
"Walter-oh, it cannot BET" cried
Madge and chung to his arm as he
spuTted up the horse, his own, we'll
trained, acting as pilot. n
A shot rang out. 1t proceeded from z
the revolver Of the baffled leader and b.
he was shouting vigorously, as if 81
hoping to attract the attention of the
cavalcade, now out of sight. 81
Don't faint" spoke Walter. Take q
the whip. Lash up the horse. There p
may be pursuit The Mischief
Half a mile covered at a furious p
rate of speed, a wheel struck a bouI-
der, cluttered to fragments and the
vohio1n ca uond IN one side WalfnT e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
WILSON'S TALK
DEPRESSES THE
LOCAL MARKET

The Detroit Stock exchange re-
well as the NeV York exchange D.
still laborinz under the depressir =
effects ~ President wilson. 80.
dress 10 the senate Monday Local
trading. while light had an encour
aging tone
REQ Car opened an eighth. sbo
The closing % Monday and then
slid back fraction, selling A. 3s -
Paige remained about the same sell
ing around a. "A There vas =
shade more activity in these two
issues Tuesday than MONDAY
AD unusual market Developed 'or
Continental preferred The com
pany's recent Issue ~ g 900 oo0 VA
underTrftien by New York synl
cate with omces IN Detroit and ~
vas heavily over-rlbtcribcd lt Was
brought ouf ONLY recently A. 20 -.
and responded 70 strong domsri
on the local exchange ~ ~ if
Tuesday morning
Little attention vaF given any.
thing outside the motor issues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Grain and Provisions

ssTf.fr Jan &c Wheat had
f,e' 1ns .e .s'1o essn,.- a.t..es
., ..-. -5.
q, - .-..,i .- ol,.s
'...Lr-.
- ~
$500. 80 80.
,.,ife
800 ~ r
.eAIes agar Ah-
$500 .ot ss s.s -.
e..4 ---s 49, 49, ~
1919 np
~, ..-,f ss. l-.f.,
lrts N. Wa wAi
49, 90
Il 1870
,..-
80 -.
s
I ,l,,. -
- k,nFset
3 .r-. $3.50.
I 49, 800.
-
~. .r 49,. &c., o..
80 ~. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
CANADIANS COLD
TO PEACE SPEECH

TORONTO. Jan 24-President
Wilson's senate speech aroused op-
position in some nstancN bitter in
the Canadian press tcorvticaliy
the president, Gue word. ave very
smooth and very sweet aad very
virtuous. said the Wor'd bur IL
was exactly fine words Ike these
behind which German, prepared go
ruyagc Europe. and NOW he Asks that
no nation Pc humHiRted or hsNe
terms imposed upon That would
leave STING. leurwoRt oit
ter memory
The Globe 81 which 4 Mac
donald known - "the canadian
apostle 81 peace. rs contributing ed
itor. SAYS when President wa.
son asks the ALLIES 70 sheath The
sword and 70 make dishono-ne
peace With an enemy that gloriee in
the violation az international Law
and who arrogsntly claims the fruits
Joi victory. he need rot he surprised
% End fhai ne priv Of lincoln end
thr imperishahle cause o. human
liberty With which his nan n.
delihly associated have not got prr
lshed from the earth
The Mail and Empire SAYS it
NJ Wilson means hy freedom ot
the seas that the seaS should he
equally free 20 the commerce ~ all
nations il time % VA. MS remark
Is merel, lsughable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
CITY CAN ISSUE
BONDS TO TOTAL
OF FORTY MILLION

Detroit will have no difficulty pro.
vldinr adequate sewer facilities for
the ierritoryeanne,cd AZ the Novem
Dor election. according 10 George In.
gel. controller. and also may easily
rrovide FOR tho sewage treating sfa-
lions which are now under cOnsid.
Grafton by the sewer committee and
he cts engineer The city mag Dor
roV 10 q limit ~ four PC cent ~
fs --rscd valuation. fnd has IN
extra TWO per cent avaiiable FOR
public utilities
The city now has net debt ~
approximately $4,000 600 on The
valuation now sef ne CITY is worth
about billion dollars Therefore
if has right 70 issue bonds 10 tho
amount % about ff0.000.cO0. giving
leeWay Of s2l 100000 over ne pres
ent indebtedness
lnasmuch as school bonds areJ DJt
charged against me bondlHE limiia-
iou tho city has all necessary pow
fr io sue bonds 20 meet any con
ingoncy inaf might arise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
MASONIC BURIAL
FOR A. Fl. COVERT

Funeral services uill b. held Wed
neSdas afternoon At 1880 o'clock in
Cass-ave Methodist church FOR A.
thur ~ Covert. pvtroi. attorney who
died Monday uorninS IN his resi-
dence No IS Eolofook aye Mem.
bers q Ashlar .ocgo No a. : * 4
VI vill aftenl mo ser. ~ ia 4
BODY
Mr Covert Vas ren,ncr ~ -
follow organt-auons Des-or Rr
a,sociarl lawyer clgh rfroa
hoard % commerce. University OF
Michigan club OF Detroit. and Aeh
lar lodge de vas au active mem
her ~ ne CassA ave Methodist
church
Re il grviyed by Tho widow
Edith VI Covert and tao children
Foster and Elizabeth
T. has beer discovered after num
erou- experiments that dark hair q
much stronger than FAIR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
UNSETTLED
Traders Require Time for
Digestion Of Wilson
Peace Address

NEW YORK. Jan s4--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
Tuesday ssid
~Bctween the digestive process
necessary 70 an understanding OF
The presidents peace address before
he senate aud the rule Of the leak"
inquiry now In progress at the Gus
toru house. the stock market VAS
left much 10 its own devices to-day.
There was bur little in the over
nisht news developments. The
price changes we're for The -Dost
part Larrow and quite devoid or sig
nincance The copper group vas
narrowly Irregular The Industrial
list a. a whole had n hrm undertone.
Al one Time The sugar shares made
good show Of strength. but there
was 4 reaction OF a point or so later.
The shipping stocks turned soft a.
early gains Movements we're rari-
able thrlout The specially list but
little importance Was attached 10
Them
~Rusine-s WAS practically AZ a
stAndstill after midday Prices tend
ed 10 firmness with few exceptions.
The railroad list was featured by
strenSth in Long Island and weak
ness I'm New Haven. the latter losing
more than two points.
Some Of The specialsies which
we're reactionsry early recovered
and advanced 10 substantial gains.
Steel moved idly near liS. The
shipping shares lacked support anG
eased of 10 some extent The oil
and gas issues were strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
East BUFFNLo LIVE STOCK
DunniHx 4 stevens

FAST BrFFALU IS. S. Jar % ~
Cattle Receipts. IS cars steady
cheEer % prime steers 80 20 y Il SO 3
good o. raice. ss1f Gl0 Sd. fair 20
good g. 500 p plain 20 coarse. st.I5
q q yearlnEs lTy fed pr me. SO
nl95 best handr steers sssot
$50 light butcher steers s. SO y :.
h~st nurrhertnE steers and helfers.
mixed. ssGS-5 western he.ters, s.. IS
u SIS best heavv tat COW 2. 8 Qo = =
s57,GS-S canners f4-5rt as fancy
bulls. S-5t SIS butcher bulls. s. IS
H7s5. common bulls $3.50 8 good
asn- kers s. -5sfh-- light corn mon
stocke-s s5I so feeders 81 30 y + 25.
mixers and snr myers. s-eT no.
Hogs Receipts. 80 cars steady
heavy. 81 ff ff111A workers 3
IS Digs and lights $50 5nH 1870
sheer Recrllts ~ care toad
.tou ismus. sftritt v.ar'irgs si2
tfrnT 0e5
CaIre- 1-Wt 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Produce

There Naa no chRnEr In tnr bni
ter eud csg situation this n2rnlhs
tne increased rate. and ~ LOOKS
tha The spring movement in ilf
southwest was IN Tor Keeps nNl-
t-r called steady ~ the d~c ne
N.uff.r receivers SAY the Keen edRe
Is 90 the asplsud IN thar line for me
rr ument. ana outside quotations AIe
being shaded htfis Veal rsiN-
are also on the eSss order, A4thc int
ar frw ard the demand or rae =
- little better With the colder
weather
ehSicS and ,su Z Tor rancy
nsaan.s - Good shipping stock
Beap.-Dr,es Llras. 81 Sss 10,
Cai,fornIa IS per crate
Cheese ,sichlEan hats, 2ic, New
York sec domestic swiss 81 c use,
lmported Swiss. 30 = sc oreh crssin,
crssAsr-.e.-LAte Howe. psso
$50 Ter bo, IS IS en.
Dressed calves Fancy is"iSne
Fr-.s ,.set.sles-Gr..n P.peerA
So essks, .sdi'hs. $500 90 r, CO... !
bot house. iao'23 carrots u Is Per p,
CELERY 4oRSAr don California cel-
-ery. ,5cQy 50 per dos Florida tona =
toes s4fnE4- ner 6hasket crate f,
csunrnV~r s. dos lettuce. 10 ieF
crap. Fruit ,aSeet per crate
FAME white. isoi1e. sr-
trartsi eri0c Ii.
H.y,-;ps,roit shippers ST. are Rsy'p1 rs
car lots. Z .. s Detroit; 40 tlmo-
thy si<sNGiS standard timothy.
g. g. fu'' ~ y mfIsd SIC SO ait No
clover tie9it.5o ~. strs.: SsS
Go wheat and oat straw, tssoo'
Iemea.-s4a45 per Dor
i, S ! o. iISsf;s Eggs. sPsGiis
IS" S- To- H,y. 80 ,yss Is flor
onion. 5000 nor i0o.ls sack
Spsui-h s215 ner eu- q.
re'"!er- y gan ar s lo,s !, :
So per hnl s so ger bu
PouItr, SPRINGS - n2lc - ~
srr,~g- fSf fer fancy hers, = y JIG.
wed - hens lsGisc. No, hens
.lsGf-c strra f.df1t geese. y
co. 4gtrs - cec turkeys, 2 Y lNe
az Ta2- advance over 1--we.
Rabbits g. g. q : so per fot
straw hcrrfrs tSr per quart
swec, rrtrf~e.-sersrys. Kiln d-ied
soissIND Prices
Canned foods Apples. z - peI
60 i.aa neAns. Si.I0 o 50. corn
l Fancy Maine SIS. standard. s. %
tabl- beets. s. 256l4o Pea FarrJ
Early juno. siSa. standards. - Sal
mon. tall s24oi MarrowfAt pas
81 8I-5 early june. - 50. sft"e
earlv june. g. 81 doz Tomatoes
Conce santos. standard ibS &c
medium - zoe. fancy. - s:e Hio
i're 80 isasse 10
Fr~S-lchbtug prices. isA-lo SACKS
hrau t37 standard MIDI ngs
IN mi1dliucs 80 rscked corn ~
coarss corn neal. h3 corn and oai
Fiopr-icbbinE prices: Be-, Miehi.
tss0 st-a'sht. s. 20; pure rye. $3.50
s0-inz patent. $40 % Dbl In nth pa
per sacks
srne In iron barrels DIAMOND heao
Nght. -- aerfe ton Sci pslacine
lifte rcd crown gasoline. ig1 Ea'
HIDE No cured aides. .ic, Sc
I green hidee isc 40. J cured hnilt
is No green bulls. l7c. No.
cured zeal KIP. az W II green YEA
XII. &c 70 I cured rnurrain isc
calf. soc 10 green calf 9sc. No
horse hfaeA - No -orse hides. Is
N ! saflo~ So No. tsllow, - No
hides. ir ~ So kip. and calf
lc on shespskin las &C amount
wooD SOC % -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
eurc.co surrI.s u,snrr.

pu'f~r-- ExtTsE 1sifc. G-ffs 5fi.
H3so. fairy extra-. 1914 q 30 EgRs
$50 Cheese Twins 2fe. Yo4ns
Americas 3eAc 1--we Poultry, Fowls
Zee sucks, ltai1. srcs1 ftafsc
HpffneS Use. turks f,r. Fcfs1ors
Ee0eipts "a cs-r fAutg sesf ti4i
1ehs w,searsin ti.s9diS5 Mimi
sofa. sIsd1ls5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

C,f recent years curious fad has
taken root In Japan This Is moth.
tng moro OF less than the alteration,
by the surgeons knife. OF the shape
of the eye. SO that in future the Jap.
Aness VIII no, DO distinguished as
one % The "almond.eyed" races. The
srcraiscn - said TO % simple and
quite painless.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

The application q the Bower Rol.
Ter Bearing company OF Detroit. n
list its stock on the Detroit stock
exchange. was approved by he
board OF governors. Monday after
noon. Il will 80 or the board ior
trading In about a week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Nnw YonN nr1rrR IN rnns-

NEW YORK, Jan - -Hrffer
strafy. rec- pfs 80 cr-arse-,
cxtfr. 5sN fH'hc cream cry special
market cor <etr ataS~~ Gaay. tata
Ien3sc. Imitation creamery @-sfs
~ @ S2c. Fgks easier receipts. ga
nearby white fancy. tft. See nfnrht
mixrd fancy. 79t CSC. ffesh 49,
40 0lec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
srw YoRk .orro> M,RKET
BrrTrR AND EGGs

Unft~r Extra creamery - ~ In.r
ereerrrrr arsfs 80 fafrr 1sr M g.
rarktrr stock. go 10
Fresh receipts ~as-s inciuf-
I'll arsfs To-. don current -ereip Pc.
7-t.r d0z Receipts TueEdav $50
CsFes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
rIRp copPrn sTocKs.

Editors and publishers % ksnsss
nev papers are 20 gather a. Topeka
odsy for fho annual meeting o.
thclr state association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
eHie 400 Gp,IN.

CHICAGO. Jan -. npen..s
~ hrat MAJ up 80 July. 10
sept. I'D &c. Corn, May 10 -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24

Richard Wsgner accom- plishfd
moro after no axe ~ 20 han before
rarsitat' was eritfsn when tc was
81 wars old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Motor Stocks

Furnished by VIM A Near Co.
$3.50 Pencbscot building D.troi,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

said Ir prices are 50 low thTt the man
ufacturcrs Of Il particular article So"
financial ruin ahead, that formation IF
cnrtnlS by them must be locked upon,
as a iuStitiei means Of Sclf-pr"sCrNa-
iion. The German laws are directly 10
The end to WhiCn II seems /" nj" such
laws should logically be directed. name
Is. 10 prevention Of unfair competition.
So long as the question Of monopoly
Is not involved. competition ''an always
be locked for when = combination *
making too grca; profits. and the new
and competing corporation and mdivld-
uals should he protected by law against
the danger 81 price cutting Tor the az
press purpose "r driving the new corn
pe,ttor out of business. However. !.
mist be remembered that combina-
lion acting unfairly in competition may
b. more oppressive than II monopoly.
myself am not convinced by the arEu-
m4nts Of either side. 1t is matter FOR
tho mos; serious study.
The object Of :hc American trust has
been 10 destroy its competitors. the
object nf ;hr German cartel tn force It's
competitors IL JON the cartel
German Government in Cartel System
In fact. the government; in. Germany
becomes part nf these CartcIs ana taxes
an activ" hand IN them. as witness the
participation of tho German government
in the potash syndicate. when contracts
mad" by certain American buyers with
German mines Were Cancelled. and NIL the
potash SrUduCing mines Of Germany and
Austria forced into one confederation.
Witness tho attempt by the government
which ! have described in another chap
ter Ia take over and make n monopoly
of the wholesale and retail. oil business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

Monday Dragging the Leaden
Weight OF Billions for the War"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
NEWS BRIEFS

A. n. Mckinney Of Pittsburgh. ar
rested for speeding on the Island. was
nnrd 50 and costs IN police court yes
lrrday morning.
Twelve building permits sgGrcGa-
TIM: an expenditure" Of Sl?.0Oo were Is
>urd during tho present week.
Many taluahl" dogs wearing license
.auS are reported TO have been killed IN
t;uuSr,uwn this week and several law
suits may result.
DIR. Emerson MrGraIl. Of the Island,
,yln has boon located at FL nG!cthrOpe.
Ga. has h-,.n transferred I" Little Rock.
Ark Dr Mrr;rail ~ a son nf WI. w. /.
McErn;l and IS first lcutiTaut IN IN"
radical corps NJ tho United States
army.
Special badges have been received
by CHIEF IL Police sill for private watch
rirn and corporation detectives. y Zee
,,r s. - ,hnrIcd for lii" badges but this
Is usually paid l.! lhr lir1ns employing
lhr men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

"DandruH has made your
hair straggly. thin looking and
ifeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your .Dandruff now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Pompeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at
tractive."
The success Of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its nane-"Mas-
sage" 1t is treatment, not
merely a tonic. The massaging
.(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores Of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in POM
pcian HAIR Massage. Dandruff
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
nassaging once or twice week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp will Immediately feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
"2EARz Stop Your Dandruff

clean and invigoratsd; In ons
month your DandruH will be cone.
Pompeian HAIR Massage 4 .
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky. Very pleasant to use:
Greatest treatment for D1nd-
ruff in the world, says J.. A. r.
Chicago, Ill, and speak from
experience. My hair before !
started using it had gone beyond
the ordinary stages OF Dandrut
and was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly: I have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Ass-
sage to my friends"
Practically every user saye-
ono bottle shows actual results.
Get a Csc, soc or 81 bottle at the
stores and say the same.
Have your barber every now and
then apply a careful Pompeian
HAIR Massage. Used in over
$4,000 of the best barber shops
from Maine to California.
Made by the reliable makers OF
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream and Pompeian NIGHT
Cream, Adv. 3P
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

shooting having occurred IN III" pool
rsr:u r"nduct"i on South Belmont
str""t ry h:s brother. Hcrt Simms. An
Other brmt'rrr. Wuit"r SirmmS was
handling < rrv"l.cr which. II is .ain"rl
WIS accidentally discharged. i'olic"
claim timer" WA Il night In the puolruum
at tn" rim" and H% u result al tn" in
N"SIleatl"u conducted l'y chief o. I'n-
lie" Nah"rr. following tn" shouting.
Walter Simns Is under bond Of $500 on
:, charge IF manslaup;htrr.
Th" body Of SImma WAS removed L.
thu Myers undertaking establishment -
Eenn0nt street ard prepared for burial
Coroner ]. T. Wyatt will probably hold
TIN. inquest today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20

of The country.
Tho recent closer combination Of dye
stuff industries uf Germany with the en-
press purpose Of meeting and destroying
American competition after the war II
interesting rs showing German methods.
Fnr II number Of years the dycStuH IN
tiuStry ii Germany was virtually con-
trnlcd by six great companies. some or
,hrs" companies employing rs many ~
$40 chemists in research work. In 1916
these six companies made an agreement
looking Ia n StIll closer alliance. not only
for the distribution Of the product. but
for tho distribution Of ideas and trade
secrets.
For years these grna, commercial COM
nanirs supplied all the countries or the
world, not only with dycStuffs and other
chemical products. but with medicines
discovered by their chemists and made
from coal tar. and which. although really
nothing more than patent medicines. were
put upon tho market rs new ana great
and beneficial discoveries in medicine.
The Ba,lische Anlin and Soda Fabrik.
with a capital Of 5i.nn1.n0 marks, has
paid dividends in tho ten years from
1907 To 1911" averaging more Than &c
Per Cnt.
The Farhwcrke M"isi"r I.ucius. and
Pruning AT Hn"ckst. near Frankfort.
during the same period. with n capital Of
5O,00n.h0n marks. has paid dividends av-
eraging more than - per cent. and the
chemical works ct Fay"r & Co. near
Cologne. during III" same period. with
capital of 5i.n00.G00 marks. has paid
dividends averaging more than 80 par
cent.
Monday - Dragging the Leaden
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my FOUR YEARS
IN GERMANY"
Continued from First Page.)
Combine for Selling Abroad.

end OF the war What tho Germans
thou ght of tho value Of the mark is
ehnun br This transaction,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
BLACKBOARD TALK
BY "GREASY" NEALE

s',.,ual n!sra;ch % IA" ln'"lHs'n'";.
EI'rkHNNNbN. W. Va. O"I. i9.--On
account of Il cold driving ram which
Lns BEEN falling her" sine" "ar!y this
morning. Coach Ncalr did away with
outside practice today. and in its place
.ovc his men an hour and IA half in
S;ru,.tinn hv way Of Il blackboard talk.
All If tho inrn nrr in good condition
event Snrd"rar and Murray. who will
hc kent ont Or romorrow's game.
Fisher will take Snrd" Gnr'S plaC" nj
quarter. wniu. Ai"TiS will h" in Fishers
I,Ir,,. at lift end. auh GIN most iik"l?
will start AT left guard for Murray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
0IH|O GUARDSMAN IS
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. l?.-R"o-
orr caughlin. of Company r. 74sth IN
Fs-,trv. Ohio national guard. as Ca''p
ehar,aon Is in a critical condition at st
Itarr.rs,.s hosoi,ah here rs the reSn!:
~ q h,lle, wound inflicted by guard
Sost night. whcr. Caughlin was returning
~, camp. in his automobile. He w;,s
shot after being ordered |" hats. EH-
ports differ as T. whether he "bsy.d TN"