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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
PRAMATOMI NESUTIKI-
MAI S. v. SU MEKSIKA.
Meksika pertrauke diplomati-
MUS rySius su Kuba.

Mexico City, geg. 26.-Mek-
sikos vyriausyb6 pertraukd
diplomatinius rySius su XII
ba. Tas cionai oficijaliai pa-
tvirtinta, kuomet Carranza at
Sauk6 savo pasiuntini is Ku-
bos If indav6 pasporta Kubos
pasiuntiniui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
NAUJA VOKIEcIU KA-
RIUoMENE LAUKIA AME
RIKONU.

Amsterdam, geg. 27.-Ber-
lyno Nord German Gazette
raso apie amerikoniskos ka-
riuomen6s lavinima Prancuzl-
.ioje. Sake, pamatysime, kaip
lengvai pramankStyti yanki&l
gales atsilaikyti prizes uzar-
tuotus is mazens vokieeius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
SMARKIAI APSAUD0 VII
LERs-BRETONNEUX.

Londonas, geg. 27.-Vokie-
Giai smarkiai apsaudo Villers-
Bretonneux, Amieps fronte'
Anglai per uzpraeita diena il
nakti vienur-kitur paeme vo-
kieciu nelaisviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
DIDINA ALGAS GELEzIN,
KELIECIAMS.

Washington, geg. 27.-Ge-
neralis gelezinkelip direkto-
rius McAdoo paskelb6, kad
su ateinanGio birzelio l diena
beveik porai milijonp gelezin-
keliu darbininku bus padidin-
tos algos. Tam tiksIui per me-
tus bus iSleidziama apie 300
miliionu dol. virSaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
GIRIASI PAEME AMERI-
KoNQ.

Berlynas, geg. 27.-Vokie-
Giu kar6s ofisas pranesa, kad
yokieGiai vakaruose nuo Mont
didier, Amiens fronte, paa-
me nelaisv6n visa amerlkonls-
ka patrolip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
TALKININKU LAKUNAI
BOMBARDAVO LIEGE.

Amsterdam, geg. 27.-Gau-
ia zinios, kad talkininkQ laku-
mai bombardavo Belgijos
miesta Liege. Sunaikino Long
doz gelezinkelio stoti. 26 Emo.
mes zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
Washington, geg. 81.

Ateinaneiais fiskaliniais me
tais gelezinkeliu operavimas
zymiai busias brangesnis. No
rima todel padidinti mokestl
uz prekiu pravezzima il ke-
liauninkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27

Binghampton, N. Y. geg.
g. -Mergina katherine Stin-
son, kuri skrizdama is Chica-
Cos su laiskais j New Yorka,
eionai del sugedusio inzino
sustoio, patti susirgo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27

- Waco, Tex, geg. 81 ~
Du lakstytuvu susidauze. zu-
vo du lakunu: leitenantas
Kuen il paprastas lakunas
Snyder.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
Washington, geg. 2;

sios Sales atrial atveze savo
susirinkimu rezoliucijas, ku-
lias indave prezidentui WilsO-
nui. Reikalaujama, kad prezi-
dentas ir kongresas uztartq
Airijos lreikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27

- .Londonas, geg. 27.-Pra
eta savaite anglQ nuostoliai
karas lauke buvo 1892 uz-
mustais, suzeistais ir nelais-
ven paimtais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27
voKIEcIAI RUosIAsI DI-
DELIN UzPUoLIMAN VA
KARV FRoNTE.
su didziausia paskuba stun
ciama ameikoniska kariuome-
ne.
Musiai gall prisideti sia sa
waite.

Jau .tyrs savaites prsdjc
nuo to iaiko, kaip didziula vo,
kicciE ofensyFa, pradeta -kovo
2l d., pertraukta F!!'ndriir.
fronte. Teeiat kar6s la'lkuose
visokie apsireiSkimai liudija,
kad Sia savaite musia: issnauio
lures prasidati. Talkininku
stabai yra isitikine, ksld We.
ldetija jau p perorganizava ar
ba ba'gi;a petorganizuoti savo
divizijas. In tik lulzeriuoja
atsakoinojo oro, kurs butQ tin.
kamas .ill tikslams. VoI:;etijos
! l.anclielis von Hertlins pri-
ruosia savo salies gyventoius
saltai sutikti naujjas aukas
Talkininkai turi daug vilties.
kad If sekanti yokieciQ uzpuo-
lima atbloks, kaip kad yra pa
dare su pirmbuvusiais, tue
labjau, kad jiems zymi pagel-
ba ateina is Amerikos.
Suv. Valstijq kariuomend
Prancuzijoje Siandie, turi uze-
musi jau ilgesni frontq, kaip
belgu armija. Amerikoniska
armija kasdien did6ja savo
skaitlingumu.
Dienrastis Petit Parisien
pranesa, jog prieSininkas va
karQ frontan sutraull9 .visas
parinktiniausias- savof j6gas
daugiau kariuomends gabena.
ma. ll
Tarpe Belgijos' pakraSciq ii
Disc siandie vokieGiai turi a.
pie 40 divizijQ (afti poros
milijonQ kareiviQ). Is to 50 di
vizijos yra arba musiq linijoje
arba Sale tos. Kitos divizijos
sustatytos lziels- toleliau, taip
kad jas butQ galima tuojaus
pastumti musiq sukurin, jei
to butinai prireiktq.
Vokieciu nuostoliai pasibaise-
TIM.
Associated Press agentura
paduoda CANA tikras skaitli-
mes kas link vokiecip panes-
tq nuostoliQ. Nuo ofensyvos
pradzios vokieGiai vakarrl
fronte turejo 2O6 divizijas, is
kuriQ 126 divizijos dalyvavo
muSiuose Somme ir Armentie-
res frontuose. Labjausia nu-
kentejo 208 divizija. Neteko
jinai 70 nuosimciQ savo EMO
niq. Kitos 7-nios divizijos ne
teko puses nuosimciq suvir-
sum. Kai kuriu divizijq kom-
panijos If batalijonai visai su-
naikinta.
Tikrieji vokieefq nuostoliai
nera zinomi, mes nega1ima nei
apskaitliuoti. Bet kad jq nuos
toliai turejo but milziniski,
paliudija faktas, kad jie i ka-
reiviq eiles turejo init 18-kos
metq jaunikaieius, kad uz-
kimsti tuos nuostolius divizi-
jp eilese.
Mazesni musiai " pozicijas.
Tomis dienomis pranesta,
kad anglai atsieme nuo vokie-
eiq Ville-sur-Ancre ir neIais-
ven paeme 800 vokieeeiq. An
glQ nuostoliai .buvo nezymus.
Toll yietove randasi Amiens
ispjovoje. Anglams apejo tur-
but tiktai apdrausti tinkames-
mes pozicijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-27

1ICt11,JOS IL OlCS cSt50A SeA " -
kartus m6gino atmusti Monte
Corno. Bet visuomet turejo
atsirhesti be jolSiQ pasekmiq.
Is turkQ fronto isnauio pra-
neSama, kad turkQ kariuome-
ne ir kurdp gauios slenlSa Per
sijos pasieniu. Matyt, jie me-
gina uzeiti uz alliu anglQ ar
mijai Mesopotamijoje.
Vokieciai atmainys ataku
taktika.
Kuomet dabar amerikonis-
ka kariuomene susijunga su
anglQ ir prancuzQ armijomis,
amerikoniSki komendantai su
dideliu zingeidunu state prizes
save klausima: "Kokiu prize
monty vokieciai imsis sekan-
Giame uzpuolime? Kuomet
prasides tasai uzpuolimas?"
Yra pilnai manoma, kad vo-
l1ieciai panaudos kokia nors
nauja taktika atakavime. Ma
tyt, jie dabar jau nesiQs alta
kosna savo tirstq koliumnq,
kad paimti iskalno nuziur6tas
pozicijas.
Reikia manyti, kad sekan-
Giame uzpuolime vokieGiai pa
slnauaos koklomls !. nois Is sup
mis-, kad sutaupyti kareivius.
lKitais zodziais tariant, volzie-
Giai labiaus remsis artileriios
! ugnimi. kahn .kad zmonemis.
Ink kovo 20 diena gen. IL.
dendorff buyo paskelbes ar1ni-
JOINS isakyma,. lurio dalis
tain skamb6io:
| mNin+;s, otsioEt; nasokmns
o.nsudoian+ +irS+as 1y,reiv;,1
tolinmnas tnri hut nzmesta.
Tas veda fix nrie nereikalin-
OH nuostoliu, Vrsu ina If nus
nrondz;a nonios veikimas hat
- Loro;r sko;+l;nsu
.,x..
Ina taupytl zmones'
Matyt. I,udendorff paga-
Ian snnrato. lxad vokieeiai uz
sayo laimeiimus perdaug bran
oiai 1zmoka. * 10. isalLymo
nasirodo dar If tas. kad vo-
I,;peiai No iuol1ais turi galyo-
!; ono z,noni,, +aun,ma Sill
,,ron+omo no zoonislyumo
zv;losn;n hot todol kad items
81 la;lln oali nritrul1ti karei-
vi,
Tnr; i;o +a;n. daryti nos ki-
+o;n nr;oS mos n,,isis m;l;io-
80; ,on;7,onn ir +al1,;n;nlS,,
IN .Tai1.o sn Rnn,,,niia yolxia.
xiams nalinosavo. tiE : diyizi-
ias kar;,,on,onas -Nalaisyi,, *
| R1,siios nesugryzo tick. kick
vol1ieein GENERALS stabas bu-
10 lonkos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
BLOCK
THREATENED BY
". LIBERTY FIRE

Shortly after O'Clock this morning
the large barn Of Samuel E. Caldwell
in the heart Of West Liberty, was
entirely destroyed by fire, With large
touring aut omodle, owned by Edward
Mckinney; one mule and a large
amount OF grain and hay. The origin
Is not known at this time.
At o'clock 1t was feared that the
fire would communicate to the large
Caldwell residence. All the household
goods have been removed There is
no hre-fghting facilities in West Lib
erty.
Should the Caldwell residence catch
It is beloved that the entire block OF
houses, twelve or moro in number, viii
be swept away.
With Nil the citizens OF the town
forming bucket brig ade, assisted by
the students Of the Normal school,
it was reported that 1t Is believed
that the Caldwell residence can be
saved The house has caught several
times but the blaze was exttnguAshed
after; hard work.
The alarm of the burning barn WAS
given by the mule, by loud cries. The
animal was burned to death,
Telephone communications were
stopped At $40 this morning when the
poles between the Caldwell residence
and barn burned down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

To enable tn" system 10 throw off III"
pnisons iha. gather in the intcstlncs
which II left there would soon cause dis
cnsc and suffering. the blood must be
kept pure Health. strength and riEor
rnn only 10 r"Slined hy cleansing the
blood Of all impurities and ruiS"ns. This
can b" accom- ali$hcd best by tn" us" -;
naiura. blood tonic to assist natur" ~
touiug M tho blood You Will find tn"
iSlunl bulgarian herb tea Won
SrhliCk'S EulGariln blood Tea whl"" is
composed entirely 0f natural herbs.
barkS. leaves. flowers. roots. berries ana
Src,Is. III, leader Of all remedies. u
tones the blnod by rrEcncratinG IN" liver
and kidneys and giving renewed digest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

~" camp Sh""l"In Knitting club WIS
i'ltaSaur'l entertained last evening at
ih" hnu, "f Mrs " - Harris on Hlin-
lnr S;r,"r
tn. condition - $:rr.',"u TuH!h"y. VIII
< rouiiu"d -. III: horn" az S"v"utn stree!
with rucuu."rI!a. vas regarded as "ritica
last evening.
Tho weekly meetings Of IT," knights
"f ry;hlt> Viii J." held in rh"lr hail "n
Hanover street ;h;s "lrnimg
Wunmm Poland or Pheasant Grove
WAS its tn, riiI for short Inn" y"$tcr
day on business.
Infirn,ary superintendent Spence" Il
Moon Of s.. CIalrsvilI" was i'll IN" CRY
for short zine yesterday.
Tho utuy friends al T. &. HHslop. VIII
rrErr, IL learn that ~" Is confined To- his
hnm" on Elicit street by Illness.
Leslie Gordon returned 10 Camp Sher-
man Officers training school yesterday
after Spnudin!; y short furl"uEh with his
mother in this city.
Mayor James l:alst"n returned last ~
cning after Sr"nG1us tn" daE in st
Glairsvill, on business.
Tho choir ~ The First VI. +. church
held I REHEARSAL 81 their East program
las evening.
Thomas j. Irwin VIII loav" this oven.
ing for ramhrldr" on a several days
business "trip
Traffic Wr& again opened on N" Hr
II" river road yesterday after i"lng shut
cCf for Two days IN account Of ihr high
water
Mr and Mrs j. e IIlyu" ar" spending
4 fcw days in cleveland visiting with
friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
A inhibition
Pills
For NervousP People

The great nerve tonic-lh" famous
WcndellS Ambition rills~-that VIII!
put vigor vim and vitality into Nor
rouS. tired ont. al! in drspondent PEG
pie in few days
Anyone can buy box for only 30
cents. ard john Coleman Il 90. is au-
lhorizcd by III" maker 10 refund inc
purchase price il anyone Is dlSSauS-
lied with :hc tirS' box purchased.
Thousands praisr them Tor general
debility. nervous prostitution. mental
depression an" unSrrung nerves,
caused by Ovry=lndulgruCr in alcohol
tobacco. OF ovrrwOrk uf any kind.
For any alI!lC'i"n Of Tho nervous sy<
tom WrndrllS Ambition Pills ar" I'M
SURPASSED. Will" for hystcria. trem-
bling and neuralgia ih"y are simply
splendid Fifty cents a John Cole
man & Co. and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Nelson ]. Roscoe.

NEW NOf.k. March i>.--N"lS"n i
li"e.nr sIIr,"y,r ard riyll engineer. and
trur" intIma;. friend IL John Brown ~
civil war faup" died her" today. H."
was as years old
Mr. RnSr"" WIS born II Flizab"th-
town. N.w York. IA 'N"n. II" was d.
rector vt S,'hnulS ~ Troy. New f"rk.
III 1860 aud went :" hSaWat":nic. kaH-
sa&. for his health. arriving ';h"rc just
-h"inr~ IN" famous fight between
Er"wns forces and M!sS"uri;I!s who had
invaded Kansas.
Nr Hc~.,. AIDED ~ the surveys for
IL. 'ulri Tn"IiIr and 'h" Missouri.
knu$s.:. and T.Naa railroads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
A SECRET WORTH KNOWING
Nature Provides 1t. You Should Retain 1t

i've rover to the stomach. As 4 remedy
for consti patton. indigo stinn. dyspepsia.
stomach. liver and kidney troubles. 1t is
uneQualled. Taken stcaminE not at night
ii will quickly relieve cold and ward
off attacks Of pneumonia and grippe. Won
Schlick's Rulga ran 'I3IooC Tea Is sold by
all druggists for % cents 4 box.
EulCar an BLOOD Tea is distinct pro-
duct If nature. 1t is pleasant to TAX"
and contains no npiatcs. narcotics. and
injurious drugs. II can hc given to tho
most dclicIu" child with absolute safety
ard it's use will keep tho vital organs Of
ia" liiilr nncS IN 4 state Of healthy. nor
mai ;:"'fyiiv. ~ SUR; you got nothing
else. Their" g no successful substitute.
Every package guaranteed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
To Confer on Coming J
WiIIard-FuItOn Fight

MINNEAPOLlS. MIMI. March M
MIN,. collins. manager al Fred Fulton.
E,,..h"s'rr. Minnesota, heavyweight
fighter VIII !,aN" i"m"rr"W :"r '!'hi-
..:,r. 'u confer Wednesday, with colonel
!. =. Miller "Ii me c"rughE championship
bout between Jess Willard and Fulton.
WAL, the pl,r" for holding The fight
has re-, been finally decided upon. '"l-
Inns said H. hoped arrangements ""Hld
n,. m:pI. "a. lag" the ba:tlc al Bliss
OE.1hOlna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Motorcycle Club Will
Announce Winne5s Tonight

st. he r,ciIiHr weekly meeting "f the
Wheeling M"Inr, vel" rl"b. /" Dc held
Mis- r,%nIr: III l!"' "lEh headquarters Il;
Eleventh and Market streets announce
l:;.ui wilt l,. In:rr!.' ii TN. Winners Of the
i:-l,nnui rae" 81 'n>i sunday. The race
was staged irnM h"io !" Belmont. -.
ana return. iud Il 'Ir@" ninlhrr ~ thr
m.nir"rs 81 tn. rluh :n"N part. despite
the w,ath'r AMI IN" bad conditions "f
the read I'll" race Wa tho iirst Of III"
i"ar. 81 the ]l..n Many NOR" ar"
rnur"d Tor Iat.r III tn summer.
rinn$ for ~" ~"uu!-pr"uthiy dane" Will
h.. ,,t,ui" this evening. TIL" dance viii
- l.!y"u rhIrsdn% evening nf this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
OBI UARY.
Rhea lFrazierl Fisher.

Mrs. Rhca Fisher. wiir of Chester L.
Fisher. Of Sncrrard. passed away carly
yesterday morning at 4:30 o'clock AT the
Ohio Eallc% General hospital. after a
brief illness. Mrs. Fisher was we'll
known in this city. having lived here
several years ago. Besides her husband.
she leaves 10 survive her mother and
father, botn of near Sherrard.
Funeral services will he held from the
family hnnr OH tho Fair,nont pike TO-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. NJ
. 80 o'sIork services will he held from
tn, Allen Gruv" Presbyterian church. os
.whirh Mrs. Fisher was member. In
l"rmcnt will follow IN the Allen Grove
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
ANOTHER ENEMY PLOT.

AURORA. Ill. March lS.-As A Kan
$as Ci;y bound passenger train oil IN"
burlington railroad was leaving ASr"'n
last night tho engineer discovered =
steel chain hooked across the tracks.
which nj this point are on an elevation
20 feet high.
Officials think enemy plottcrs stretch
-! tho chain in the hope Of di;chimc
Camp Grant Through specials. No orc
has been arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
BElLAIRE


4 special meeting ot til" s.. Glars
willie PrcShytcry was hold in III" First
Presbyterian church in this city Mon
day afternoon. The session was held
to constde- tn" dissolution Of the follow
ing PASTORAL relations: Rev. VI. f.
Wright was granted 4 dismissal from
the Rayland church. Ea-. James Clark
from the Concord ans West Brooklyn
churches and Rev. Robert Grant from
the Rock Hill church. Row. Grant was
dismissed 20 ,hc - Lawrence presby-
terry. New York. Arrangements w"r"
also completed for tho reception and in
stallatipn Of Rev. J. (. M"rcl"r as pas
TOT Of the NJ; Plsasar; and Scotch EidS"
churches. The installation At NJ. Pleas
ant church will b.. held Thursday. April
II. and the following SUNDAY a, Scf;cE
Ridge church. Pew. :. II. Law;h"r OF
this city will preside over both services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

Special Dispatch to The IntelliscncHr,
MARTINSBCRG. W. Va, March IS
Mcrrick D. Lacy, claiming Oklahoma as
his home. and believed to be a dcserter
from the army. was arrested IN The
mountain section of this county, tn-sihy
and was Jailed by deputy federal mar
shals for an alleged violation Of the
espionage act. CARRIED in the uniform
nf United States private soldier Lacy
has been talking freely 10 young men
subject 10 the draft. urging them 10 "r-
pose tho law and refuse TO enter the
army. Federal agents here say they
h"lisvr Lacy is pro-Ger1nan. and they
declare he has openly boosted that he
could not he compelled TO serve in the
American army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Old Clothes W eek.

Th" American R"d Cross Society IS
observing old Clothes Week" from
March - during ,h.S time all the old
clothes viii L." .,ll,rt"d throughout thu
coun;y. ;.&I will H.. shipped 10 cleveland.
wh"r" Il Will br sent t. the Crnin:iSS ion
for r"ii.' IN li"igIau. %" tons OF old
clothes = th. quota for th" Lake dtvI-
son &c which iirIlaI-c IS part. Bell
air., - cNy".,'t.L I" S"cur" her Shar" and
ri! h::,urh.-S throughout III" county Will
dr.nf" ih.ir efforts toward securing
th.Ir Qu"ta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
PRICES FOR IGNITE.

WASHINGTON. Mar. fS.--Maximu:n
prices governing The sale OF Ignite coal
in tho Texas field were fixed tonight
hy tn" fuel administration as follows:
Run Of mine $40: screened Ignite with
AZ least IS percent "t screenings taken
ont $50; screenings IS cents. n"
proclamation of President Wilson hiking
prices did not cover he Texas Ignite
mlnrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
SteDher CntliheY.

stephen CUdih"y. aged ~. passed
away AT ms HON" on South Seventh
street Martins Ferry. n II o'clock last
night following u weeks illness with
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. CHdih"y WAS 4
prominent member Of III" Martins Forty
EIkS AMI the Wheeling M""S" lodges and
was :, structural IRON worker by trade.
H.. had i"rn secretary "f IN" Iron Work.
cr,,' union rf Wheeling for n number "f
yrarS. and WAS we'll known IN this city
ard Martins F'rr, Besides his wife.
Mr. ,Udlh"y is survived Ivy thru" chill
dr"n. Helen. : j. and ~" weeks old
baby
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19
Maaion Services.

From The family Ionic. 9I6 Ali6y u.
fxn"rnI services for The lat" Mrs. Mar
= Nauinn. prominent resident IF IN"
East End. wh" passed away AZ III" Fam
iv HON" Saturday morning following
y long illness viii lie n"id. \. eight
O'Clock This morning. requiem high mass
will W. celebrated - -. .loS"ph's "a
'h"dral lni"rmonr VIII ~ Mt calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-19

hc suffered stroke OF Paralysis and
never fully rallied. although he had
been able TO get around until only a
short time before his death. MIR. Couch
cr was born and lived all his life in
Toronto and was one Of the pioneer
manufacturers Of fire clay and sewer
pipe products. He was also vice pres
idcnt Of tho Toronto First National
bank and 4 director in a mum Der Of
ether concerns in the Toronto district.
lie is survived by his wife. two sons
charles r. and Edward NJ, and two
brothers, S. B. and G. W He was a
member of the NJ. E. church and g.
degree Mason.
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HOPING FOR VICTORY

AMSTERDAM. Sunday. March Ill
lav" strong hope that Field Marshal
Won Hind"nhurG will soon win for US
complete victory on tho western from; .
reads Il message sent by Emperor Will
linn 10 tho Pomcranian provincial coun-
Gil. rs quoted in tho Lokal Anzicgcr o..
Berlin
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Meeting This Evening.

A meeting Of all of th"S" Interested
IN IN" sal" uC Thrift stamps IN TINS 'l'S
will meet th.$ evening al tn" h"tTu g"
trade rooms Il. O'clock when Steps VIII
IL taknm to "?gan!I" t"r work III inns
city Tho meeting has h""n rH'i"" ny
township rhnirmru. Richard !. i.Hh'h.
and no d"uh; IN, meeting VIII !" 'ArE''H
attended Tn" meeting has boon ";ll'"i
carly IN order that thnS" wh" wish rit!
ulicnd thn r,N MI In,.rt .nc-
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BIG COAL PURCHASE.

'NInNT0WN IA March iS.--It wis
announced her" today tha: i. II. lIti:-
man.."f Pittsburgh. has bought ;he -i'ui-
Ter ,"at tra"; in Coal and R"'lSth
townships for Si6S. moo. The tract which
contains 26n a:-rS adjnins tho property
or tho Cnnncl$I llc Central Coke COM
Ianr IN which Mr.. Eljllnan Is. an import
an: si", kholdCr.
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W eekly Report.

SUP" M"Nay yesterday issued his
weekly r"1"r; ;"r The sale ot thrift
S;a,aps IL IT," various sch""lS in this
ill., Tho totals arc rapidly growing.
ll!, :h,... ar... SAL :ar below IL" standard
II ih. Other srhn"lS 81 tn" stat. Fellow
j. "A statement of N" number oc stamps
and also ihc number "i pupils who arr
h,.i,,c them IN III" different schools in
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offer Livery Stock for Sale.

KrIm Eros. VIII" fur IA" pas. several
wears have operated Il livery har" IN
his ciry. have decided I" quii III" BUS
ness. and will offer n" stock az horses
nt.d cabs and Other carriages. Auto fu-
,irrals will shortly u" sen III thus CI'y.
~ Il is said local und"rt;tk"rs hay"
placed orders for auto h"nr&"s. Tn"
sale Will b. held IN Wednesday,
Nur!l ).
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FREE THEATRE r1cKErs,

To fifty 1ntelltgeucer readers.
every week, II your address appears
In The IntelHgencer A, B. c Buyers
Guide, call At Tho Intslltgsncer
ONCE and received, without charge
whatever. Eve 1o-cent admission
tickets to The Big New Liberty
Theatre. Watch for. this feature
every Monday In The Tntslligsz~
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SWISS ASK INDEMNITY

E"NE Friday. March - Tn. SWISS
...nrm,u. H. has ~"nr u :r"'r.io III" Cor.
man @"v"-u'n"n' h.innndIng lho pay
nan: "i IN INDEMNITY far II. best tur-
:f"n 80 ~. gram steamer $rrdincr". The
nr'". .,l~r requests u careful :uy'S'tga-
ION 80: jiG.. circumstances by IN" ';"rman
authorities.
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Boone Hearing Today.

Much interest - h"iug taken N n"
hearing o! l'r l:unu". E'llaIr" phys
rIrn. who VIII IL. given = hearing be-
for. Mayor IunkInS today ON . ,hnrE"
- Violating N" stat narcotic Laws. y
nu,ul,"r - Witnesses hHv.. h'."u sum
moved fvr IN" n"nrjng. wEr,h promises
1, H.. interesting
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Miller Obsequies.

Services will i"' held this afternoon
from tn: home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller at Nineteenth and Main streets.
Wurwo"d. for Robert g.. ton year old
SON. who died Saturday following
brief illness The body will he sent 10
Homestead. Pa. w!"r" int"rm"nt will be
made tomorrow
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at their hall In honor Of Clarence Drum
,rond. who will leave this morning for
k"ily'S Field. San Antonio. Texas. Hc
being on" uf the three young men from
this ely who was iudu"ted int" tho ser
,i,'. by the. loca! dEift board y very
p,"aSamt "v.vius wa& spent. and all wish
Mr.. DruMrond Suct, IS.
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County Officials Investigate.

Jefferson county officials ar" said 10
h.. investigating the hlg cooking main
which, WAS pulled off at Tllt"nSvili' on
Saturday night. Tn" main WAS attended
hy Il. crowd estimated |" II" 200 and som"
of The contests w"r" said :" have h""u
very fast Wheeling and Pittsburgh
birds were entered in the contest.