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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole OH Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And then's
when you're glad you have jar of Mus
terole at hand to give prompt, sure re.
lief. Il does not blister.
AS first aid and certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep a
lar in the house, ready for instant use.
Il is the remedy for adults, too. Re.
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of back or
Joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains.
frosted feet and colds of the chest Git
often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
ONLY VISIT OF COURTESY.
American War Vessels to Pay Visit tt
Copenhagen.

Washington, D. c., Dec Elm connec-
ton with reports from Copenhagen that
an American feet would shortly arrive
there, Secretary Daniels said to-day the
scout cruiser Chester and few subma-
rine chasers had been ordered to Copen-
hagen merely as visit of courtesy. He
said the visit had no significance with re-
spect to conditions in Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
WILSON GOING TO ITALY
RIGHT AFTER NEW YEARS.
Schedule Revised So That He Will Stay
in Paris Only "a Hours--Confer- /,
ence VIII Wait.

Paris, Dec o. President Wilson's pros
gram after his return to Paris on New
Years day has been revised. 1t now pro.
vides that he VIII leave for Italy "a
hours after returning to Paris, as ;hers
will be an interval between his return
from England and the preliminarics to
the interallied conference
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
Do You Realize

that an unyarying income, payable as
long as you live, as true as you live, can
be obtained under our annuities? Ask
us about them; your questions shall be
answered. National Life Ins. Co., of VT.
(Mutual.l S. s, Ballard, general agent,
Rialto block, Montpelier, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
Cheap.

eWant to buy mule, Sam 7"
what ails de mulei"
Nothing"
"Then what are you sellin' him 70 p
Nothing
"TIl take him. Boston Transcript.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-14
Wepbern.s @sfddftsIebe

Mobernes @ef6dftsIeben
v9ieber Wteiiter, MAIDEN Sic mir elm
itOnes sroBes SdiIo nit @oIbbu6.
itabsn. Msin Rame 1T Maper, id bin
Der ueue Wtobepaarenbdnbler in ber
Safe uebenan. 9tbsr in piersebn Sagen
mug i6 es baben." - ,S6on, mein
Serr." = Na9 pisrSebn Gasen: sd
bite, bier 1T ia bas Gei6dft bes Germ
Muper? SD brinss bic Dor uiersebn
Sasen beitelte S6ilbertafeI. )" - nSbut
mir iebr lsip, mein 9sber. Der Serr
Maper bat bas @ei6Git i6on nor adt
Sagen uerfauft. SD bin Der neue Gigens
tbiimer un6 beige Miller."
: r8as TO ftst bas gortrait met.
ner 3o9ter? ?"-r5o0 Wart !"-, @as /?
Oas lit ia Der 9leide Yreis, ben Sic iir
bas Bib meiner 9llten psrlan9ten! Oas
Mdbel miiiien Sic unbebin9t biuiser
ma6en-bas biiiel Iarb' pon B er baben
g bod slei6 bins'malt!~
Wiberipru9. @ait (,um 6e0.
ner, Der ibm cine lebr tIeine Bortion
Butter brinsD: rSie, 6eaner, i'd babe
in meinem Seben i9on pieI Butter ae:
leben. aber 10 wenia nod ni6t!"
- Der RreisIaut aIIes
Srb i9en. SnteI: .@bsr. Sunse.
mo bIeibf Du muir nit Dem pielen
9.Io9" = H.ffe (StuosnD: -gb.n
babe ib mein lebtes $upfer in Bier
ueripanoeIt." - SnfsI (auf oss Stu.
bentsn rote Rais osrtenb): rGba -
unb oos Bier in aupfsr.4 \
Stdrte ginbifbuna. Gin
tleines MGb9en tpolIte feline Guppe
niht aufeifen uno ipurbe bon Der
Wutter aetaoeIt nQb,' iogts oas
9inb. lid fam nidt m.br = id babe
fopisl Suppe sesefen, baB i'd es
INNER aufipriben b6re, fpenn id elm
Stiidden 8rot binunterfhlude.~
- II n b u 6 Bar. Banter
gum 9.psrber Tim einsn aaiIier,rpos
itsD: gum aaIierer iino Sic su
Helm, Ssrr Meper! - Da piirbe i'd
9lbenbs su Saafe fprtipdbrsnb Don
bem 9eoantsu sepIagi tperben: Safie
ben Meper heute iEi &ontor nur iiber.
feAen. obsr 1T sr ourdsebrannt9!@
-Gs bIeibt oabei. Saupt.
mann (oiftierenb): WiiilIer orei Sage
Wlittelarreit, petermann feds Stun.
ben Nadersraier.n, Sdmiot pier
Stunben Rcdsrer5ieren! SslbpsbeI:
Serr Sauptmdnn. Sdmibt mar bsute
gar nidt nit bsim grersiersn! Saupt.
mann: 9uns ~esaI. Gdmibt erersisri
na6, iptnn er oaeeipsfen mare, bGtt
er's bod fali& sshIadt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-14

Gin Mittel sesen neu,,
ral9iiden @eii6tsldmsrs, bas iebenfaIls
ben SorSus uolIer llnsefdbrlidteit beiist
nnb weIdem; ipie Dem 9lntipprin, elm gus
ter GrfoIs sesen senanntes eeioen na9s
seriibmt wiro, entpfieblt Or. Seller in
Der vWtiindener msbiSiniiden 0o9ens
i6rift": es lit 6ftsrs ausipiiluns ber
9taie nit lauparmem 8aiier. 8sions
bers rpirfiam absr fanb Seller ties Wiits
tel bel benz 10 idper gu beisitisenben pc,
riobii6en Radtbuiten ber Sinbsr. Sc
fommt oft Dor. baB Sfinber, peIde ben
Gag iiber gar ni9t buiten, iobalb iie in's
Sstt fommen, pom beitigen, itobpsiie
auitretenben Sui itenanf6llen beimgeiu1t
werben, bic bisrpsilen bic sanse ga6t
anbuuern. @euaue 8eobadtunaen eas
ben SeIler bic 9eipibbeit, bab in ioI6en
6dllen itets elm Ralenfatarrb beitebt;
beltebt; bel Gag fiieBt bic 9lbionosruna
ourb bic 9faienoffnugs nad nnten ab,
in Der 9tadt aber ,iebt iis lid na9 bins
ten in ben Haienradenraum uns erreat
bort 'Suitenrci3. 0urd iorsiames ausz
ipiiIen Der Naie nit Iauparmem WaiIer
Dor benz SdIofenssben miro bic abions
oerune uno nit ibr ber Suitenrsij bss
ieittat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-02-14
srm na6ifen Gage Iies Der sultan ben

9(m ndditsn Gage IisB Der Sultan ben
@ooi6a wieoer Dor iid fomnien.
gr iprad iiber peri6iebene intereiiante
StraTalle nit ibm, bic i'm Dipan pers
bauoelt morben pureu, uub erbat iid bic
aniidt Ses &edtsselebrten iiber bieiels
ben.
Inter 9lnoerem trug ar ibm einen Tall
Dor, wouad elm bodseitellter Mann oas
ibm anuertraute Gut ieines 6eiten
6reunoes ableu9nste, unb fraste i'm,
peIde Citrate eiA iol9es llnsebener pers
biene, bas ben 6rsunp 10 idmdbIid uer,
rietb2
@eun iid sSemano elmer S6uIb be-
rpuBt lit, 10 perurtbeilt er ieinen 9fd1.
iten beiielben Sersebens uesen AM bdrtes
iteu.
Ser @ooida ba9ts uisllsidt gar nidt
mebr baran, baB er emit baiielbe Yers
bredeu besanscn auber6em mar bieSade
tief unter 0tub;in'8 @rabitein uersraben
70 baB 9aemanb uon berielben &enntuib
baben tonnte.
llnS 10 antmortete oenn Der Re6tsge.
Iebrte oem Sultan, bab elm 10 auber9e.
wobnlideS Ser9eben aud cine auBerge,
woDnli9e Citrate erbsii6s unb Der Ser.
BREEDER nidts glnberes perbiene, ais bel
lebenoigem 2eibe uerbrannt su perben.
rOu ielbit bait es 9einst!" rief Der
Sultan sci bieien Worteu aus 'uub
tlati6te in bic Sdnps, poraif uier sios.
lans berbeiitiirSten, bic ben @Obi6a fei.
ielten. Damn nabm, man ibm bic
SdliiHeI isiuss Sauiss ab, unb feline
@obnung bur6iu9enb, fanb man ar
bic S6dee Dor, Die ibm Mub,in in Ser:
wabruns seseben.
Der iiberrai6te G,obi6a, Der ii6 i'm
Sonneni6ein Der bo9iten Guabe su bas
ben meinte uno nift baran ba6te, bab
im Sonnenli6t 9laes burdii6tis wirb,
seitanb int erften gntieeen alles. 81
Seitaub aud, bab sr ielbit ben numbers
barren @reis barseitellt babe, ber einen
NIT Bbospbor prdparirten iali6en Bart
ansele9t babe unb bes 9iadts i'm Gins
mer oes trauernbeu Mub;in eri6ienen
Jet, nit benz er elm 10 perbdn9niBpoues
Spiel getrieben, rpeldes ben Seoauerns.
ruertben beinabe nm 2eben unb Seritanb
bradte. glu9 babe er Gminab's 2ei3s
nam aug bem @rabe seitoblen.
OSofort lieB Der Sultan ben Siuan sus
iammentreten er Ieste ieinen Rdtben
ben Sail uor uuo tbeilte ibnen su9lei6
nit, ruelden llrtbeiIsipru9 Der @obiGa
ielbit sefdat babe.
0ie &dtbe billisten ben ausipru9 bss
@poi6a. Die Citrate iei nsu; ct moge
lie aud uOrerit an iid poasosen ieben.
gluf Sefebl beS Sultans wuroe Nun
i'm Sofe bes Serails Elm md6tiser
S6eiterbauien srri9tet unb Der @obi9a
in ieinem BurpurmanteI, ieinem goIbe.
nen Gurban auf Sem Sopfe unb ieinem
nit @beIteinen bsiettsn giirtel auf ben.
leIben geporfen!
gsun CAB Der bic Siuridtuns beaufiid,
tisenbe 9lsa einen 9Siut unb pier nit Der
traurisen SanbIuns beauitraste 9os
itanbfdi ;iinbeten bic UNI ben SoIslfob
aufsebduiten lei9t brennbaren Stofie an,
10 baB iofort eine bi9ts Rau6moIfs gssen
Simmel emporities. Gin leiies @im.
mern pertiinoete, baB Der 8erurtbeilts
ieine sere6te Strafe erleibe unb nadbem
Der SOl,itoB niebersebrannt mar, be-
seidnete bios elm Sduflein peiBer siide
ole Stelle, no Der @obida ben 9obn iiir
leine llurebIi6teiten srbalten.
60 beitraite SnItan Solimau ben
Sstriiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
Or, R, E,L,STRIDER
DELIVERS SERMON
"a People Saved by God" was tne
Theme Of His Sermon-Talk on
the War Ghost.

Dr.. Robert L. L. Strider, rector OF the
ST. Matthew's P. z. church. delivered
very interesting sermon yesterday al the
first services held following the il1uns
of the FLU" han in the city. II being
much enjoyed by the members or the
congregation end others In attendance
The rector took as his theme \ req
nrn Saved by Cod and he traced inc
hand OF God throughout the war, or up
Twill tho time that the Allies won the
,y,r for world democracy. and rs q re-
er,t will make il better place Tor ar
10 live in. 1o,,-,e
HI took the words Of Lord Nopcr.S'
&c quoted after thel first battle OF inc
Marine in which he said. The rama Vi
God l. IN This" Throughout the war
H., stated the hand Of God was seen
rr.t hero and then there. continual!
workinr for the emancipation OF the
human race. .Lo
The rector called attention 10 tne
conditions a: ;hcy E"w confront us. potn
- Europc and mt home. and stated thae
,hc high Ideals. purposes and acn'eEe-
n,nr,s must b. maintained and mat inc
,r,cricau standard Of justice TO all must
no maintained ut all times.
MIR. J. G. Brady delivered st'lF'"s
,dlrSes in i,rhalf Of the War Chest ana
,rc meeting WAS closed by the s'ngIns
or Tho Star SpauEled Banner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

music was given and a general spirit OF
THANKSGIVING that the war was over tho
"flu" ban had been lifted and Ohio had
oonc dry was manifested throughout
the services.
Or. Lockhart said in part:
Life in n changing world Is made up
of BEGINNINGS and endings. The signing
of the armistice Is the greatest event
in history since the crucifi1ion. We are
too close UP to 1t to get the true per-
spcctive of it's vastness in portent TO
the world. Humanity has we'll nigh Sc
cured its political redemption. Revolu-
ton and reformation is the story OF the
worlds unfolding. What thanksgiving
should 20 up to God for what our eyes
arc seeing. our ears are hearing anu our
hearts are experiencing to-day.
But every ending Of an old order Is
always a beginning Of new. Reforna-
ton has begun with revolutions ending
We have learned that to be very far
from God is to perish. A very finely
wrought. Swiss watch was brought TO
icyeler to be repaired. It's mechanism
was so wonderfully poised that the jew
cler Mt once said: You will have TO
take this watch to its maker. he Is
the only one who can repair It Inc
end thereof Of the great war Is a lesson
learned by the death Of 26,o0o,ooo on
the bloodiest fields Of carnage-that II
the delicate, marvellous, godlike miracle
Of our human life is to be made fit and
brought to purpose II must not longer
be left to the bungling. ignorant ways
Of mans devices but given up 10 GOD
who made it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
WHEELING DISTRICT TOLL
TAKERS HAVE ORGANIZED

wheeling district is rapidly becoming
one of the strongest union organized
sections in the country. few weeks
ago the bakers organized. Last week
the bridge toll-takers perfected their or
gauization. Tho charter has arrived
from the national headquarters and for
NAL application to become affiliated
with the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
assembly will likely be made at the next
meeting Of the organization.
The toll-takers local Is chartered with
IS members employed on the various
bridges Of this community. They will
all demand uniform wage after they
have been thoroughly organized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
MORE SUGAR AFTER
DECEMBER FIRST

In all tho beet sugar producing states
and in tho rnn" sugar producing territory
uc Louisiana and wherever there is suf-
fici"nc sugar available. the monthly per
capita allowance of sugar for household
use will be increased from three tn four
pounds. effective December LIST. and not
ices to dealers throughout tho stat" are
being sent out by the State Food Admin
istration from Wheeling To this effect.
Public eating-placrs in these sections
will 'hr granted four pounds OF sugar in
stead nf three rs at present for "v"ry
ninety meals served This incr"as" is
granted because Of the lack "f cargo
srsacc for shipment overseas. together
with the insufficient storage facilities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

IMPRESSIVE songs were sung. apprc-
ciati,c prayers offered and eloquent
sermons delivered in MI tho Wheeling
churches yesterday in Thanksgiving that
the war had b"rn won and the Spanish
influenza han hal hncr lifted permitting
religious worship To hc held Yesterday
was rho first church services In Wheel
inr for the past six SahhathS.
Despite tn" rain and dark, c"lu DAY
the churches wrr" we'll f'l'd WIN ""r-
sinners nj both III" morning and evening
services. Will" th. Gttcudnnr" nj SAB
hath school was unusuniiv large NJ the
ma jorIty Of tn" chificcs.
Practically nj! Tie ministers ut IN"
morning services hnsrd their th"in"
upon n thanksgiving rejoicing for IN"
two REASONS iuGirnt"h. Th" "hp!rs CAV"
special rrnrlirIrns - rejoicing. II WINS
n gathering IF tic ="t'l people Of inns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are a thing of the past Allwomen
who suffer as I did should Try Lydia 2:
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. JAS. RoHRBERG, $40 Knapp St,
n. S., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women who suffer from any form OF
weakness, as indicated by displacements,
Inflammation, liberation, irregularities,
tackache, headaches, nervousness or
1.-The blues" should accept Mrs. Rom.
berg's suggestion. and give Lydia E.
Pink ANS Vegetable Compound d
thorough trial.
For over forty years It has been
correcting such ailments. II you hara
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
SONGS SUNG, PRAYERS OFFERED
AND SERMONS OF VICTORY
DELIVERED.
Praises Also Entered Into That Influ-
enza Ban Had Been Lifted, Per-
uniting worship.
PSALM OF ALL THE ALLIES.

1T will give thanks unto Thee, o.
Lord with my whole heart: Will
speak Of all THY marvellous works.
IT will be glad and rejoice In thee:
Yea, my songs will make Of Thy
nuue, 0 thou Mort highest.
while mine enemies arc driven
back: They shall fall and perish at
thy presence.
"For thou hast maintained my right
and my cause; thou art set In the
throne and judgest right.
"Thou hast rehukad the heather
and destroyed the urgodly; thou hast
put out their name fo- ever and ever.
10 thou enemy. distractions are
como TO a perpetual end; even as the
cities which thou hast destroyed, their
memorial Is persisted with them.
Out the Lord shall endure forever;
he hath also prepared his scat for
Judgment.
"For he shall Judge the world In
righteousness, and minister true
Judgment unto the people.
"The Lord, also Will be a dcfenso
for the oppressed: cven o refuge IN
due time Of trouble.
And they that know Thy name Will
put their trust in Thee for Thou,
Lord, hast mover failed them that
seek Thee.
30 praise tho Lord which dwelleth
in Sion; show the people Of his do
ings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

he had invited q number of the mission
workers to give short gospel talks. anu
among those who spoke were the follow
ing: Lewis Morgan ana ]. Bird. Of Mar
tin" Ferry; Andy Sole and William
VI All delivered splendid addresses.
Filed with the spirit Of gospel truths
and holding out faith in Jesus as tho
one means of happiness in this life and
the certainty Of eternity with God
When Superintendent Cory gave tho
invitation ten penitents came forward
and accepted Christ
Services at the county jail were held
in the afternoon by superintendent Cory
and n number Of Christian workers. re-
sulting in seven conversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
OLD TIME RELIGIOUS
FIRE BREAKS OUT
IN UNION MISSION
Flames Of Eloquence eId Hea1eo fAs-
ors Warm 7-carts OF Ten VINO
EcGpord to the Call

TIN, Union Mission oroI"d WIN XII"
,lI-,im. nrr and t!"snii" the :n'lcH"nl
,,r,ihcr = record crowd attended nj yes
,c-I,y's meetings. Enthusiasm IN soHK.
rroyrr and testimony reached hlSh
n.,ch and tho way IN which thr 'aIS"
Gathering Joined III "inGinE IN" "p''''nS
rymu, 'Shall W" Gather nj mo iHN':'
rcmiudod one ut Il REGULAR Billy sunday
revival.
Superintendent Cory IN 4 snort pre-
,,mi1arv talk referred TO the "nd or thH
var, urging thr united help ~ al! III
.hr War Chest drive. and pointed across
r., river as soon Ia II" dry territory.
When III referred 10 the ohio lHu"r
election hr was roundly npp'an"cd.
Mrs. L. W. jefferson presided nj the
rianc. and Mt John Simpson led IN"
song service. a due. by Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson was greatly appreciated by the
audiences.
"Hcauttful Isle nf Snm"wh"rc". was
sung by = ,Tuart"ttn ""nr"S"d ~ Inc
following: .frhn simpson. William Her
Wy. Mrs. simpson ami Miss r.kEiHn.
superintendent Cory announced that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
SIXTEEN. FLU CASES.;
REPORTS INCOMPLETE

D. Williams. city health officer. stated
last evening. that until six o'clock. only
sixteen cases OF influenza had been re-
ported for the day, This report is very
incomplete, as there are no mail deliv-
cries. and most OF the reports arc made
by mail.
The flu situation here has been i'm
proving steadily. and Dr.. williams and
tho other health officials are we'll
pleased Now that the ban has been
lifted. the situation and development Of
cases will be watched with interest, as
II there is a jump in the number Of new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
About Group.

II your children are subject to Group,
or IL you have reason to fear their be-
ing attacked by that disease. you should
procure bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and study the directions Tor
use, % that in case of an attack you
will know exactly what course to pur-
sue This is favoritc and very sue
ccssful remedy for Group. and it Is i'm
portant that you observe the directions
carefully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
Skip Stops Now Off

An order was issued by the West
Virginia Traction and Electric COM
pany disseminating the skip stops at
Seiberts and also at Second street. Full
ton. The skip stop has h"cn on at these
two places for some time.
Tho other skip stops will he conttn-
ned ms usual for Some time to come. 1t
is claimed that there has been a gen
oral saving during tn" tim" that the
system has been in operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

q weakness Whlcn
caused backache
and headaches. A
friend called ny
attention to one of
your newspaper
advertisements and
i'm m edia tely my
husband ough t
three bottles Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Y G e ia BILE Com
pound for m e.
After taking two
lsAkiz. I falf Tpa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
Dr. LockhaYt Preached on
"The End Thereof

with larS" r"nGr"gatinn present nj
IN" SUNDAY nlornIng services ~ The
Emmanuel Baptist church. hold In m"
Y. u {. \. auditorium. tn" Rcv Dr
Geo; <" T. l.oCkhart delivered 4, power
Iul ard most Impressive sermon upon
the text, The End Thereof" Special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

in this country. The monthly allowance
was increased throughout the nation on
November 1st from two to three pounds
per capita per month in accordance with
the food administrations promise TO re-
leve the sugar situation at the earliest
possible opportunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18

cases, the ban will be placed on again
Tho complete report of yesterdays
new cases will be made this morning by
the health officer but no great number
is enpected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
River Kilograms,

Davis Island dam 9.4. feet, rising. rain.
Morgantown : feet. stationary. cloudy.
Steubcnville 10 feet. stationary. rain.
Oil City 10 feet stationary. rain.
Warren IL feet stationary, rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-18
TRAIN 5|NASHES
TOURING CAR
"DEATH TRAP" ON NATIONAL ROAD
NEAR CLAYSVILLE IS SCENE
oF ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Passe1g ors Thought That Occupants OF
the Car Had Been Killed, and
Were Excited. -

Trnin No. 81. the Pittsburgh Wheeling
accommodation. crashed into a large
Buick touring car. bearing Ohio state
license No. 293ST. last evening about
Gi:I5 o'clock ut the Death Trap on
the National Road. near C!aysvillc. and
smashed the machine into Splintcrs.
The occupants of the car, two men,
escaped by jumping and rs result they
wrrr uninjurcd, but the passengers on
the train were very much excited. as
they were If tho opinion that some one
had been killed, as the engineer applied
the emergency brakes and brought tho
heavy train to stop in record time
AS a result the train was delayed LOT
aDproxImatcly one hour. or until 1t was
nossibIe to remove the wrecked machine
from the track The cushions from the
car, wheels and tires and other parts
wore scattered down the track for con-
siderable distance and when the tram
crew went forward with lanterns they
expected 10 find the occupants klllca.
The car WAS hound toward this city
and lust as it reached tho top or the
stcep embankmcnt the wheels skidded on
The rails and the car turned down the
railroad track just about the time that
the train appeared from the east. The
,rain left Washington ut 5:55 p. m. and
was due in this city at ITO. The Same
crow was In charge of the train that
struck a machine and killed the owner
few months ago at the same crossing.
The crossing is one Of the most dan
gcrous on the pike.
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HUSBAND
SAVES WIFE
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Ps--"For many months
l was not able to do my work owing to
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land and the
store right
compile
a b O u t i t
new lines.
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cut asunder,
ed out new
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So, when we