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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-20
DRYS WIN IN WYOMING

Tunkhannock, Pa, Sept. 20.-Re-
turns from more than half the county
indicate that Fred l. Wheelock dry
candidate for associate judge, will
have 81 per cent. of the vote on the
nonpartisam ticket.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-20
Sweden Protests Against :.
Germany's Cable Conduct

London, Sept. 20.--A Stockholm
dispatch to Reuters Limited says
that the Swedish minister at Berlin
has been instructed TO protest to
Germany against the Luxburg incl
dent, 1t benig confirmed that Ger
man officials seriously abused the
confidence of Sweden"
Buenos Aires. Sept. 20.-The Ar
gentIne senate by vote of 23 to
declared for the brekaing off of re-
lations with Germany. The reso-
luton now goes into the chamber of
deputies. There is strong public feel
ing in favor of it's finad passage.
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the smokes
HOLLAND TO REDUCE
OUTPUT OF PAPER

Amsterdam. Holland.-Dutch pa
per mills nave decided to reduce
the paper output owing to scarcity
OF coal, and it is expected that news
papers will be rationed in conse-
QuCncs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-20
MRS. WALLIS DIES

Derry street.
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RELOINS HIS SHIP

Clinton Hand, of the U. S. S. Proc
emethus, will leave for New York to+
morrow. after visiting his parents at
I714 Miller avenue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-20
American Ship
Is Sunk by Germans
By Associated Press

Washington. Sept. 20. - News of
be sinking of the Ann ]. Trainer. an
harmed American schooner, on Sep
mber 16, was announced to-day in a
bnsular telegram to the State De-
brtment. The crew of seven men
las saved. Whether the vessel was
|ink by n submarine or a mine was
|ot stated The Trainer hailed from
|alais, Me.
London, Sept. 20. - Harry Shinn,
Philadelphia. an American citizen.
las blown to pieces when a torpedo,
red by a German submarine, hit a
|ritish ship. Two British subjects
Lere killed at the same time.
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THANKING OUT
Continued from First Page)

made further progress IN inc region
Of Maisons De Champag
The British forces operating against
The Turks along the TiSris river al
last reports had reached point thirty
miles above Bagdad and were still
pursuing. Constantinople has admit
led the evacuation by the Ottoman
troops of Bagdad and the retreat OF
the Turks toward Samara, % miles to
the north. Some ninety miles east OF
Samara. in Persia. the Russian forces
are reported TO have captured the I'M
nurta1tt town Of Kermanshah in their
drive westward in an endeayor 10
form a juncture with the British
troops operating in Mesoptamani;a;
The capture of kermanshah would
show that the Russians In the snort
time since they began their offensive
have driven back the Turks from
Hamadan To a point eighty miles
southwest OF that town.
Again. along The Narayuvka river;
in Galicia. the Germans have stormed
Russian position and taken prisoners
and war stores. according 10 Berlin,
In Macedonia, still, according TO the
German war office, further attacks by
French forces between Lakes Ochrida
and PreSba have been repulsed with
heavy casualties.
In the Austro-Italian theatre the
usual bombardmrnts and small in
fanlry attacks continue.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh Pa. January J. 1917.
The Pittsburgh. Wheeling and KENTUCKY ha''Ioln
COMPANY corporation Of the State OF West VT
sin!a The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago ana -
Louis hallway Company. corporation OF the S'se.
Of penuSyypnIa, West ErginiA. Ohio lnolahA Ano
Il!.nci, the HindaIIa RAILROAD Company. corPoI.-
lion Of The States OF Indiana and llllnos ana LUG
Anderson Belt Railway Company tnd the CEicaso'
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
u Tia. state OF Indiana hs's. according 10 tho laws
uf those states b-ru consolidated Into rI'lroao
COMPANY named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chcsto
and 81. Louis Railroad Company. eNecufe JAhuS''
H. 1917; the agreement o! consolidation having peen
tiled lp tho office Of tho Secretary CT state oi "e1
VIRGINIA on the Goth day Of December. 1915
Hereafter The property formerly owned W TIE fitE'
burgh wheeling aud kentucky Railroad Compsry
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago and st. LOU,
Railway Company HandLi2 Railroad Company. Inc
Anderson Rel. Railway Company and CHICAGO. ihaI
she and E.stMn hallway Company II, the states o.
West Virginia. reunSyrania, Ohio. Indiana ana ''n
puI viii be owned and operated by Tho ilttsoEi6h
Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis B4iHoao ION
pany. ,,.-,,y
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY. .,> >.n
THE PITTsBURGIt. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY C0ArANI.
.SASDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY CONTAIN:
CHICAGO INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
$. B.. CHURCH.
,,I5,o, Secretary.
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GERARD DECLARES
Continued from First Pago.)

haSSador 20 The state department Wa
uuclcrSl ood to deal particularly win inc
treatment accorded himself anu o'li"F
Americans, following III" break III dinI"-
mntIr rcln1 IONS. Ihr efforts Of the Ter
man government to got him IN r"-aiilrin
the old treaty nG lH2S with extensive
changes. The general attitude or inc
GERMAN government and public TOWARDS
submarine warfare. t"ar" ana r"latl"nH
with the United States and
Conditions IN Germany.
While officials arr extremely ANXIOUS
to learn, tho personal npiuiunH al men
fresh from Germany there rs nos inc
slightest disposition 10 feel that IN" Ill
tcrnatinnal situation can IL" affected IN
any way at This Lime. Germany Is ne
lirvcd 10 hnvc shown lI"rS"lf. in In"
S'riaG "f sinking. such As the laGonia'
the California and many others. lnrIuu-
Ing lh,: American steamship Algonquin
repaired today sunk without warming
TO he utterly unmindfui o. iac cOunlry'a
rights ar ITS pnSsibl" participation In the
war.
Regarding Food conditions. one OF III"
best observers who has reported /" IN"
state department in months, sid lhht
20, 600 400 people directly connected
with the army II" government. another
20. 0Qn. 200 people in the rural population
and about S.pcn.hpU wealthy people ar"
vrll fed. hui that In" balance. about "a
n0n, 0n0 ar" in Il serious plight.
The arrival Of Mr. e:"-ard revived re-
ports that he would be II candidate fur
mayor Of New York next fail nr that lc
would b" sent To Toxic Ia succeed the
LAT" amba Ssadur Guthrie. Flo would dis
cuSS none Of th"S.. reports Today. further
than TO say that II" was paying no at
Irrtion to politics AT this time.
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j, S, STEAMSHIP
Continued from Pirst Page.)

MARINE was liring At MS: some OF Inc
shots came very rIns".
once we were i'll tn" boats IN" Ger
mans ceased firing and the submarine
dirrd. I.ut"r "" saw In" p"rlScunt'
which clrr!rd the Algonquin half II
dozen times. then. finding her aoaE-
dnurd tn" submarine came 10 the sur
face and boarded the steamer
The first thin" don" was 1" lower
the American flag Thrn concluded
they were going tu sink my ship: Ten
minutes lat"r | heard the crncklr OF
All explosion and *aw smoke. They nad
blown tho ship up with bombs. In nj
teen minutes the algonquin had sunk.
The Submarin" WAS flying III" Ger
man ensign. 1inr commander asked my
name. nationality. destination and cargo
OF the snip. which had the American
culnrs painted on her side and flew the
American flag day and night asked
him 10 tow us toward lard. bat ne re
fused saving: I'm too busy. J expect
II couple Of other steamers.
''rh" weather was nnc and inc sea
smooth After being - hours IN the
boats We reached Sicily without seeing
any vessel OF any KIND.
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1T LAST FOUND
REAL REMEDY.
PAINS AND ACHES IN ARMS AND
SHOULDERS VANISH EO-
STOMACH TROUBLE
q ONE

-I.,,il I ro,,nl lho rral rn,nn1v fnr
,,,,. O nnnd;,inn wns rnn,inunlIv rmh.
h tiS NV NV. ShorI,Ini and arnr. with
"rm7 ,hinc for rhrumn,ism whirh I
',I'Ff,rad H.;,h IN .homiinrc md arms
:r T,ast' noin ,' wnmId romn nTeT , ma mos
! res p".'m """'" nr ,j''' rn,hirc al
ever! ',el,' nii,, -'', W., ''" ,'.I, INV
Serlli'" ~ t'.,',o M , WYNN" wa" a..
hnrC.tu VIZ, .'; n,ni,ino wv" 81. onl
S",,'t i,n w." H., ''I ,rombiad with shnri.
., u. w" ~ hroatb = whnIe ioI 100 hur
''r,@r mo,ipr ,hn rr,..I results neirh.
St,'i 81 'oo o,ino rn, fran, ,,k;ng T.nIar
~ > ~ 49, h"~mn', :, nain
'ka mi do M, suffer- with ehnrt.
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He SPENT $500
BUT ALL IN VAIN

Not single reader should miss this
signed endorsement. 1t tells Won
drrlul story. In character as well as
in source it is most convincing:
II went 10 three doctors and each
one told me that he could cure me or
my trouble.
After spending over SSQ0.0o and
getting no benefit ] quit doctorlng. !
noticed An ad in the Wheeling papers
of the results that Wentworth was
giving other people and concluded TO
try it myself.
After taking one bottle | began 10
recover my health until now ! have
taken four bottles AND CONSIDER
MYSELF 4 WELL MAN.
All this happened OF il TWO Years
sickness during which was unable
TO do any work at all
(Signcd; IT. NOSSAL,
"GlpndaIr. West Va.
You dollar back at Daer's Drug
store If NrrvWOrth does not benrhl
you.
Nerv-Worth is also sold al Minso
Junction BY Moore Bros: Martins
Ferry hy Ralst0n 4 Parker; 81. Glars
Vile by Patterson &, Sons: Barnesrllle
by Hillrs Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co: SiStcrSyiIlr by G. B. DisQuc:
New MarttnSviIlc. lornbroOk's Drug
Store; MoundsvilIc by ]. II. Beam
Drug Co.
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Comment withheld.

WASHINGTON. March ii In the
absence Of official decision on the dc-
s;ructiou of the steamer Algonquin or
tcials withhold comment hut th" unof /
fetal view vas. that nothing in The m
ri,l.nt changes the situation between the
United States and Germany
President Wilson alr"n1y has taken
steps In place tn" nation n state or
armed neutrality which with The break
ing Of diplomatic relations with Ger
Irany is practically tn" last nCaSnr"
possible short Of WAr. American ships
HOW arc being armed Ia defend them
selves against .unlawfuI --I;Inarlne al
lacks TIL" general view today Is that
aTmiug III ships is the only answer Ia
suhmarin" operations shor, Of q dcclara-
ii"n Of war. which may &c mad" only by
congress.
Tho circumstance thh' !ha algonquin
carried food Stuns which ara contra
band and iha; she recently was trans
I"rrcd from British to American r"EiS-
try. i transaction Germany might plead
Sh" would not recognizes. ARE not taken
IL outweigh lin" fact that III" ship wns
reported In hayr been destroyed with
out warning. Neither rn"S ~" fart thar
apparently no lives VIZ" lost mitigate
the situation.
~ : real issue O! 2oace Or war Is ex-
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ley presents available sites on good
water. with abundant labor, SaliS-
factory living conditions and q iora-
lion near to markets for raw mater
inls and nm shed product.
In tiling the brief of the rennsyivaniH
railroad Kidding tor ih'' plant III tliS
section Chester t. Hawke. r"rr"srn'.t
tive OF The industrial department "f the
road. made Il few remarks.
The Real Question.
In concluding his argument Mr.. SiniiE
asked the members nf the board /" VISIT
the New and Ilanawha river sections
Mr.. Baker stated that tn" tour was be-
ing ,uudr at present not for tn" rrinci-
pal fact of securing II site hut I" aEctT-
tain the best and cheapest process by
which nitrate may b." made. whether
by water or electric power He further
stated that the government may finally
decide not 10 enter into tn" nan,ilhctur"
OF nitrate ai all; that tn" briefs sub
mitted from many places visited would
be g0n" over carefully and the selection
of a place or pIacGS would he submitted
to President Wilson and then the final
result known.
Following adjoUrnm"u! nf The meeting
tho m"mhcrS Of III" board aud other OF l.
t'iaiS held Il private session with Major
Jackson. Tho party declined an invita-
tion to he dinner guests al The Wheel
ing Delegation and took dinner on Their
car. which left for Washington ii 80.
The Reception Committee.
was CONFUSED nf John Il. a';r'len. gem
rral manager Of, the Wheeling Electric
''ompan ny and head "f the new industries
bureau Of the Wheeling commercial As
ISOLATION: H. l.. Fields. president Of the
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Company:
Alex. Glass. president OF the citizens
National bank: Postmaster W. W. Irwin.
J. &. Mckinley. president OF thr Mchln-
ley coal Company. and General Manager
Ketchum. Of the commercial AsSoria-
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CHINESE HAND
iCouttnued from First Page.)
4 to about twenty per cent OF Japan 5

ed to about twenty per cent OF Japan
trade.
More Munitions.
The !nicmldate effect 81 china g Sc
ycrence of relations will probably he
greatly increased output OF munitions
for Russia China is Japan'S source al
iron and has provided much Of IN" raw
material on when the latterS immense
lnunition trade has been built up. China
also has six large arscnalS which, with
her mines. will add large resources
against Germany.
China has already sent lhh. 900 coolies
TO France and Russia and can in|rc:lS''
the number almost without limit. Sc
far the men have rohr under nrtVaf"
auSpiccs as lahorors Apparently aS yet
! 'hiilt has not committed hcrSci! to az:
crrt the allies invitation 10 enter tn:
war as
An Active Participant.
Immediately after Americas sever
ancc of relations with Germany. china
began to discuss similar action and du"-
ing the negotiations the French and Eel
rian legations in China Invited her on
behalf OF the entente To declare war az
Germany in return for q remission ~
the Boxer Indemnity and permission 10
increase hcr customs taxes. diplomatic
source. in Washington however, said
the cntentes promised merely 4 post
ronnment Of the Boxer indemnify. no
its remission
On March the cabinet Definitely
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A. Q. FRITZ
SELLING
COAL LANDS

"If It's coal land. y. .. Fritz. Of
Bcllairr. Ohio. is your ulan.
This is the Zip being given out, TO
all parties interested III coal lands. in
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia.
II was confirmed ;uday by Allan
Turner. the Industrial Town Develop
men specialist. Mr.. Turner Is not
handling any coal lands. bui his for
mer experience" rs Secretary Of tn"
Chamber Of Commerce" ii Mor&aniown
brought him in clos" touch with the
West Virginia Geological Survey. and
his later experience in national cham
Der of commerce work. and with Penn
sylvana coal lands on Il inis" scale,
keeps him we'll infn1n"d on iii" sub
ject-aSdr from being kept constant
Is posted through his Central Press
Service, and the I. y T, AuXiIiari"S.
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js-I5 Cot

proposed to build TWO ships in th,rt9
and thirty-ons months time ut so'''o'
200 each.
Tho proposal of the Union Iron orKS
stated that because of high lrelsHt
rates and cost Of labor on the RACINE
coast the ships cOulI not be built there
within the $6.000.O0N limit. As an hct
of patriotism. however. the company
proposed to undertake construction OF
TWO a: flat price Of $6.Uno.O0V each III
thirty and Ihirty-onc months.
Want Wooden Ships.
! WASHINGTON, March l4.-SpecdlnG
mn measures to enable the United States
in the event Of war with GERMANY 70
procure without delay great fleet o.
vessels for transportation or SuPpiifS
To tho Allies were discussed mere to-uh!
hv wooden ship builders Of the Atlanl>c
nd gulf coasts who met at the call OF
the shipping board Yards that pro
duce steel tonnage. already are WORKING
10 their capacity,
The meeting WAS held primarily Tor TO
give the shipping board information as
Ia what the wooden ships could do IL
| thrIr utmost were demanded. The build
rrs talked over standardization and the
use Of A larger percentage or uHSkllicG
labor and outlined to the shipping hoard
members processes they could instttutee
! I'm an emergency. i. 5. EuStis. Boston
Yacht builder who has given voluntary
service to the board, directed the con-
. ference.
/ In the near future the hoard VII! cal
in Pacific coast builders and then the
makers Of power machinery Will be con-
suited
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II" is just now demonstrating The
"Efiici"nry Location" principle in In
du$triai Town development in West
Virginia. III raLen City At his Mar
H.; Street office. in Wheeling, today,
Mr. Turner stated that The Rellaire
man seems 10 have The hest Of the
coal markrt-both ways-buyinS and
selling.
Nj. Fritz is we'll known in the gen
eral real estate business, bur IL viii
b. Il surprise 10 many 10 learn that
his auXIiarieS have been Industrious
~ lining up both sides Of the coal
property market for him. ever sine"
the present great demand commenced.
4. q. +. is said Ia he working on The
principle of large deals and small
margins. If interested in coal lands,
better see him before lie cream is
skinned.
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voted 10 sever relations. but President
I.i Young Hung refused to acceGe on the
ground that such power was Ills alone.
The cabinet resigned. Withdrew /" li%h
Tain and finally returned When thr
President agreed TO breaE.
On March ~ the president an" ms
t,a hiuct appeared before the house. anu
asked approval nj a severance OF fciA~
tons. which WAS granted by vote OF
1871 To 81 The speaker later agreed.
Meanwhile the entente invitation I"
enter the war rcmaluS IN allegiance. All
parentiy pending better agreement rs
10 the terms To be given I" ''hina.
Recent dispatches from FrklmE nav
lean Minister Reincch has taken III lhe
s,nns lending ND 10 ChinA,S action.
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SPEEDING Up
Continued from First Page.)

plans may BE- abandoned and last
years boats Duplicated
speedy construction. however. The new
I'lGmS f"r tn" tire" I".1nh ton battle
ships are not yeti ready for distribution
Ia builGrrS II - Indicated that atl"r-
ton il IN h" turned /" other parts of
tn" building program for ihc preSrn'.
rs the batllr%hipS. in amy event. Will re-
Quirr 4 long Tim" IT. construct.
Nor" than fit"..u d,~irnvrr$ probably
will b.. ordered 1T once. Congress pro-
Tidcd specifically for this uUmhrr. bull
granted additional authority under its
emergency HrprnpriIi clause f"r the
cOnSiruc; ion Of small rrnfL
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CABINET TRIO.
CONTINUED from First Page.> .
facturr OF nitrate by certain processes
iron ORE and coal

facturr OF nitrate by certain Processes:
iron ore and coal.
Board Came From South.
Tho ,intcrdcpnrtmcn> nitrate board.
composed or Newton Dichl Baker. S"c-
Rotary OF war: Franklin Knight Lane"
secretary Of agriculture. accompanied by
about half dozen other government
officials and St"n"Eraph"rs. arrived in
Wheeling in their private car over the
Baltimore & ohio road from Louisville.
ny. following their visit ~ Il number
Of proposed sites In the south and south
west. shortly before " o'clock yCSter
afternoon, and were met b. representa-
twas pf the Ohio Valley chamber OF
commerce. Wheeling commercial assoc
citation and American tias and Electric
company. They were driven TO the
Pennsylvania station. where .hcN boHrd-
ed special train and were taken 10
Beech Bottom. where they spent about
an hour inspecting tn" offered sites and
tho big electric plant. Secretary Baker
was especially pleased with the Beech
BOTTOM section, ana asked many qurS-
lions relative /" lhr "apnrlty OF the
plant, how soon ii would be III opera
ton and tho general geographical Local
lion in that immediate vicinity
Major jackson Leads Tour.
Tho party on its inspection tour was
led by Major T.. II. jackson. head of IN"
Wheeling United States engineers OF
fee: Thomas G.. CoEhlan. 81 New York;
AN official OF inc Nnt''Ia" - a."
Electric COMPANY anu I"h'' -. ',''
local official OF Nv" same '"l'll'an Il! an"
head OF the now industries and manu-
facturcrS bureau q! tn" tomm"rclaI as
ISOLATION III" cabinet members were
also arcompanicd by about IL GnZ"n other
officials Of The local engineers OFFICE
the two commercial bodies. Inc govern
nirnI officials in their rnrty ana Penn
svlyania railroad officials.
baker Has Little Coal Probe.
At his nnint Secretary Eak"r asked
Mr. smith what * the AVERAGE price "p-
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The Bids Under Mark.

WASllINC;TDN. March I+.--E'i$ IN
siX !hIriy-iiy" inul SCOTT cruisers re-
ceivcd ~ tn" navy, department today
probably iuSur" immediate placing of
contracts for all tho ships. Four com
rani.S submitted figures. With Tn" cM-
rcpljnn Of III" hid nf tn" Union Iron
Works ct san Francisco. all were di-
rect and within the SG.nnn."O0 limit act
SGT ny congress.
Tn" cramps. Philadelphia. lowest bid
der. offered to construct TWO ships ut
$I9,H .nhU each. ON" III thirty months and
lh., other in Jhrty-Iwn. Modification in
design prnEn$"d by the company would
rr,!iIrr lin" price 80 Si.9l .Ghn "Hrn.
TIL" S"HIIl" Construction and Dry
Dock company. which already has 4
contract for un" similar ship at loss
Than 81. uUn. HCh. offered 1" BALD an
other III thirty months ~ $a.?II.Ono.
Figures w,r" submitted on IN" basis Of
an eight hour day. and III" E"Nerrmen'
would aSSum" tn" cost for any speeding
Np expenses.
Th- Fore River ShipbuiIdinC company
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pENXANt'E:. r.uGlInd March II. H;1p
y. ma member Of the crew o.! m"
Algonquin said .t"-day that the ship
company aggregated twrntY-SiH 81
whom eleven wrr. Americans. He add
ed that til" captain was an American
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlE-S7-A. god farming land. miles west
OF HeIIaIrr on rcrx I'LL pike. miles from
wheeling Plenty Of, fnt and berries. room house.
natural gas. new ba: and so. Prize $500. VIII
trade for property " Bc,Ire OF Wheeling. C. 4.
Elliott. r. d. 3. BGRr'. Ohio mr-li-t
FOR SALE-Farn ofo95 acres on Rock Hill pike. four
miles west Of BeLAire: the farm Is suitable FOR
ds!ryng or general SrminE purposes. For paTticu-
lars call or atdre.H Z. i. Fraley. Bellaire. Ohio.
r. p. g. mr's'E
FOR SALE-lIorsc ssRht 1854 pounds. good condi-
ton 1Isrnrs, anGt.wason for same. Tho j. /.
Moss Iron Works. oscs and Chapline St. city
- mr-S-m
FOR SALE-l bedrGSn suite. hall rack Morris
chair etc. 90 NORTH Front St. Island mr-6-m
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WANTED--Position

WANTE D-E1pn.ic young man. Is chauifcu: u
reparman IN 'isiIste family. truck driving OF
garage. Five yesii experience. 1'ess o. reference
Address A. hitch, :onrcr mr-l5-i
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PERSONAL

WANT IN store nf piano with ! responsible family
FOR ono year rs & have accepted position in the
west II do not isturn you buy this piano for
500. You will BIZ that time know whether 1t Is
worth the money. address BOX W. 1ntellicencer
office r,r.li-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
POULTRY

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
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