davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
CeSkO- SlOyenSke armade We
Erancii.


FranCii.
c. N. Sdruzeni poslalo ceskoslo-
venske armade jmenem CechG a
SlovakG americkych 1900 dollar1
jake novorocni dar, kteryz obnos
bude rozdelen mezi nase statecne
hochy muze Geskoslovenskou Ma
rodni Radou v PaTfzi jakozto vrch-
nj instituci politickou take vojen-
skou.
Poslalo dale ceskoslovenskym do
brovolnikGm kanadske armade ma
adresu vddce dobrovolnik1, Franu
Klepala, $3.50. aby rozdeleny ..byly
stejne mezi nase dobrovolnfky
"Kanad any,"
NeSnaze E. DeStinnOYe.
Byvaly americky vyslanec v Ra-
kousku, Frederick C. Penfield, W.
svetluje. proc operni pevkyne En-
ma Destinnova musela z1stati Ce-
chach bude patrne zadrzena po do
bu vaIky. Vyskytlo Sc mnoho po-
vestf o jejim pobytu, 0 vsech moz-
nych svfzelfch a konecne vyskytly
Sc zprayy jejl poprave. re spe-
hounstvi. Vsecky tyto liche poves-
ii byly nynf vysvetleny byvalym a.
merickym vyslancem, jenz sam "a
krocil We prospech Destinnove
zadal, by byla propustena a smela
odejeti do Ameriky. Posledne W.
skytla Sc zprava, ze Sc zdrzuje oper-
nj p6vkyne kdesi Belgii, kde zpl-
va ma mensfch divadlech pro valec-
ne zajatce a podobne. Prayeno by
10, ze je drzena nemeckou vladou v.
zaieti nesmi sc vratit ami do Czech.
Take Sc mluvilo o tom, ze je po-
dezrenl ze spehounstvi. Jak wy
svetluje Penfield, vzala 81 Destin-
nova pred casem prvni obcansky list
mohla 81 vyzdvihnouti jiz druhy,
avsak pred tim casem byl zadrzen
jeff ctitel a snoubenec Dinh Gilly,
operni pevec Metropolitan opery.
Odejela "a MIN. Kdyz m6la Sc vra-
Get a kdyz byla cinila marne poku-
sy dostati sveho snoubence Rakou-
ska, byla zadrzena, ponevadz podle
smlouvy mezi Spojenymi Staty ma
lezela do Rakouska, dokud nemela
druhy obcansky list. Tehdy vysla-
nee Penfield ne1Tedne zakrocil a
vymohl il tolik, ze mohla odejeti
behem 48 hodin. Musela Sc rychle
pripravit odejeti. Destinnova
patrne vahala, rozmyslela Sc pff-
pravy jeji trvaly il prilis dlouho.
Snad Sc nemohla rozlouciti Sc snou-
bencem svym tax rychle v te dobe
uplynula vyhrazena doba jejiho od-
jezdu. Kdyz potion chtela vsednout
ma vlak, byla zadrzena a musela Sc
vratit. z tech pficin nemohla pTi-
jeti. Vsecky ostatnf zpravy jsou
posetile, jak dotvrzuje Penfield.
Destinnova zdrzuje Sc dnes ma SVEN
zamku, kde zdrzuje Sc Dinh Gilly.
CeSka OSetfOvatelka usmrcena.
V Clevelandske nemocnici skonala
nedeli dopoledne doktorka Marie
Boudalova z New Yorku. Smrt. jiz
sc tax caste divala do tvafe ne
mocnicich srbskych, feckych fran
couzskych, zastihla il V Clevelandu
v dob6, kdyz chystala Sc opetne
vstoupiti do sluzeb humanity, ably
osetfovala vojiny zakladni ameri-
ck6 nemocnici v Jasse V Rumunsku.
We ctvrtek byla zasazena automobi-
| lem tezce zranena. Pc tridennim.
zapase smrti podlehla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
Krajan SebeYrahem.

Hostinsky z Niobrary, Neb., u
topil Sc jezeru Michigan Chica-
gu, do nehoz Sc vrhl v zoufalstvi
mad neurovnanymi pom6ry finacni-
mi nechutf k dalsimu zivotnimu
boji. Do ''Spravedlnosti" dopiso-
val pod jmenem Netunicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05

Londynsky vyslanec Bolsevik1 pred
povida, ze rustf socialiste spolu s
nemeckymi potahnou v BOZ proti CT
sari, jehoz vlada nechce spravedli-
w mir Ruskem uzavfiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05

StraVlla dolSl cas- We OkOpIJl, huC
stala Sc svedkem strasliveho utrpe-
nj, iemuz srbsky narod byl podro-
ben DO druhem, tentokrate viteznem
vpadu German1 Mad arG. .Ze Skopl-
ie odebrala Sc do Solune odtud do
Francie, nacez roce 1916 odplula
do Ameriky, vrativsi Sc ke svemu
zamestnani osetTovatelky ma Ellis
Islandu.
Boudalova byla 38 let stara a pc.
chazela Pisku. Rodice jeji zijl
pFftomne v Ceskych Budejovicich,
kde Boudal je tesafem.
Sbor dobrOvOlnikI pfijel do
Francie.
Agence Havas pTinasi zpravu da-
tovanou "nekde We Francii," ze
tam pFistal "kontingent dobrovol-
niku." Dobrovolnici byli pFijati
generalem, veliclm v onom distrik-
tu, prefektem departmental, mai
rem m6sta a jinymi civilnimi j vo-
jenskymi autoritami. (Zprava ne
udava, 0 jake dobrovolniky Sc jed
ma, ale jsou-li Ameriky, jak jest
pravedpodobne, jsou to bud Cesi
nebo Jihoslovani, jejichz rekrutyr-
ka We Spojenych Statech posledni
dob6 vykazuje znamenite 1spechy.
Polska dobrovolnicka armada jest
teprve pocatecnim stadiu organi-
SAGE We Spojenych Statech.)
BoISevicky vySIaneC pfedpOvida
SpOlecne tazeni RnSI S NemCi
prOti CiSafi.
Londynsky vyslanec BolsevikG pred
povida, ze rustf socialiste spolu s
nemeckymi potahnou BOZ proti CT
safi, jehoz vlada nechce spravedli-
w mir Ruskem uzavfiti.
Krajan SebeVrahem.
Hostinsky Niobrary, Neb., u
topil sc v jezeru Michigan Chica-
gu, do nehoz Sc vrhl zoufalstvi
mad neurovnanymi pomery finacni-
mi nechutf k dalsfmu zivotnimu
boji. Do "Spravedlnosti" dopiso-
val pod jmenem Netunicky
Finantnfei AngIie Ocekayaji dlOu-
be trvam yalky.
Financnici Velke Britannia pova-
zujf vstup Spojenych Statd do val
ky "a daleko vetsi d1lezitejSi uda-
lost, nezli odstoupeni Ruska valec-
neho jeviste. Tito proziravi finan-
cnici neodvazuji Sc pTedpovidati
ukonceni valky pfistiho roku, ba
pfedpovfdajf jeste dlouhe velike
valecne 1trapy lidstva.
Ackoli must byti We vedenf teto
valky vid6ny mnohe nezdary a rok
1917 probira mnohymi trpkostmi
a smutnymi zkusenostmi, stojime
ma pocatku noveho roku pevnou ma
deji ma dobry vysledek. Nadeje ty-
to spocivaji prave ma vstoupeni Spo-
jenych Statd do valky a ma tesne
soucinnosti ..armadnich velitelG An
glie, Francie, Italie Ameriky.
SyycarSky dIStojnlk paSOval
bavInu.
Major Maurer, d6stojnik cd svy-
carske armady. byl odsouzen vojen-
skym soudem k degradaci do veze-
nj ma osmnact mesfcd pro spoluvinu
ma pasovani bavlny do Nemecka a
Rakouska. Svedectvlm vyslo ma je-
vo, Re bavln6ne mite, jichz libra sto-
il We Svycarsku 10 az II frank6.
jsou kupovany Rakousku "a los
az $50 korun, a civka niti ma siti
vynasi v N6mecku Is al l6 marek,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
Krajan zranen V dole.

V dole ''Home Trade" St.
Louis, Mo-, zranen byly pfi stffleni
uhle krajan Frantisek Majer. Tyz
pracoval dole tom co kocf a po
ukoncene praci hornfk1 stTilel uhli.
Pri zapalenf naboje shaslo mu
guetlo on zdstal dole, kdez lbyl
raneny nalezen byv spolustfelicem.
Ma dplne pozdravenf nenf pony
slenf. Krajan Majer jest syn pana
Majera, byvaleho hostinskeno ma
Glen Carbon Crossing.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
&c stupni pod nulou ma AIasce.

Osmdesat sest stupnd pod nulou
ukazoval teplomer pTi 1sti feky Pei
ly, $50 mil po proudu feky Yukonu.
V Dawsonu ukazoval teplomer cd
81 do 60 stupn1 pod nulou po cely
mesic. Osmnact lidi zmrzlo b6hem
studene vlny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
ReyOlucnf : pijcka cesko-sIOven
SkehO narOda.

Ceskoslovenska Mar. Rada zastu-
pujic politicky a financne organi-
sovany narod ceskoslovensky donna
"a hranicemi a budouci cesskoslo-
vensky stat, vypisuje po 1fad6 Sc
zasutpci Cech6 a Slovakd Rusku,
v Americe' Fancii a Anglii revolu-
chi pGjcku cesko-siovenskeho naro-
da ma 10000. 900 frankd.
Emisse urcene pro Ameriku cini
10000, 900 frank6, pro zapadni
Evropu 100000 rrankd emisse
pro Rusko 100000 frankd.
P6jcka 1rokuie Sc 5 proc. fecn9.
Ia veskere zavazky z teto p6jcky
rucf:
Budouci ceskoslovensky stat.
! Rusoye prOpouSts rakOuske lode.
Vlada bolsevicka propustila pry
ctrnact zajatych rakouskych OBJ
chodnich 10 Ii, ktere byly uazvTeny
v ruskych pTistavech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-01-05
LiStky ma cukr v Anglii.

Listky ma cukr objevily Sc An
glii, znamenajice prvni zkusenost
Anglican1 a povinnym davkovym
systemem. Ocekava Sc, ze baron
Rhondda, potravinovy kontrolor,
vyda zahy rozkaz. ljimz zavede bez-
masne dny. Plan ma zpleseni stu
ace cuhdsich, tTid, ktere posledni
dobe zakousejf velike stradan1, bu-
de zahy uveden v platnost.
BOlSeYicka vlada bude aSi nZnana
SpOjenci.
Poslednf udalosti zdajf Sc nasved-
covati tomu, ze Spojenci snad uzna-
il bolsevickou vladu Rusku. Uz-
nanim mono ze zjednana by byti
mohla svornost Rusku proti Ne
mecku.
SrOjene Staty pOSpfSi S armadou.
Americke voisko bude vaIem Wy
silano do Evropy tax velkem a u
stavicnem proudu, jak jen mono
Spoien& narody zafidi tax sve LODI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

Wheat went from 10 to IS bushels,
according 10 how il was farmed.
There is no sand or alkali in
this soil. our crop this season is
simply perfect There will be a
plenty OF 40 bushel wheat. Oats
will run from so 10 so bushels.
| have flax better than / ever
grew in Idaho, aud | raised 20
bushels 10 the acre there.
bile great portion of Mon.
tana is failure or near ii this
year and last. and will continue
10 fail. firmly believe, after see
ing three crops here, can recon-
mend this locality as a nrsf-class
country. which viii soon come to
be a finely improved community,
with good homes and prosperous
people.
Land is reasonable for the quail
lily Of IL $50 to $50, according to|
improvements.
One crop viii pay for every acre
that Is cropped. ard improve IL
besides. and then some.
] am happy 10 be able TO say
that after five years of i'll health
1 am 10 nearly recovered that |
feel well and strong. Mrs. Fan
ning's health is improving. Sher-
man. Jr.. is al Camp Dodge, Iowa,
learning how 10 run rings around
Kaiser Bin and his crowd. Say.
| n bet the Devil smiled when the
Kaiser Is crack guard got done up
proper By few cf our Dough
Boys just boys you know. Where
is their boosted German efficiency
and 40 years of military training
We win knock il out Of them
IL Is months. actual fighting. az
Ter We get there "a force. or I'll
buy you one Of DeMoude' 5 best
nicklc cigars.
Respectfully.
$. w. Tanning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

or Lewis County school war
rants.
Notice is hereby given that
will redeem the following Lewis
County District School Warrants,
III presented at my office within
the next sixty days
District school fund.-School
District No s. warrants numbered
$500 and 5s22
School district No. Ia, warrants
numbered SOB. STAT, $751;, 5753,
5773, and 5S06.
School district No. %, warrants
numbered 5346. 5347, 1891 and
1920.
School district No. %, warrants
numbered 5759. STA, 1892 and
1856.
School district No. 80, warrant
numbered 1923.
School district No. 33, warrants
numbered $3.50. 1886 and 1895.
School district No. so, warrants
1928 and 1912.
Interest ceases on the above
warrants August 25. 1918. Date
of call August Is. 1918.
w. r. Emerson.
County Treasurer. Lewis County,
Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
Sherman Tanning Writes.

The many friends Of this prai
RE pioneer will enjoy the follow.
ing good letter from him.
Gibson, Mont, Aug. Is, 1918
Nezperce Herald have often
wanted 10 write an article IN re.
gard 10 our trip through Wash.
ington, Oregon, Southern Idaho
Wyoming and Montana, bat came
10 the conclusion that space IN
The Herald was still worth more
for other uses.
However. do wish to say that
/ have yet 10 find q country aud
people the equal of our grand old
Nezperee community.
look back 10 the days when we
hauled our little crops 10 Lewis
ton, go miles. aud Nezperce drove
lis stock 10 Lawyer canyon for
water; when a Traveller with a
team could not water il IN town /;
when poor old Henry aud bis mule
were the water system. The prai-
RE was settled by q people that
had tried and failed in the Palouse
country or other western sections.
They only wanted 10 win a home
mere just home builders. not
spectators in land. such as other
new countries have been cursed
With; and that is why NezperceI
prairie Is a home-farm eommnn-
iiy. II was started right
After looking over the western
half OF Montana. ! settled al Glib
SON mol because Il was the finest
md smoothesi laying country,
bat because II had the finest
wheat. oats and flax | saw in the
state. and an abundance Of good
spring water. This country has
never failed il ii crop IL, or por-
ions III IL. have been farmed sew
"a years. Last year, 1917. saw
be liehtesi crop ia is history
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
A Bilious Attack.

When you have bilious attack
your liver fails TO perform its
functions. You become constipaf-
ed. The food you eat ferments in
your stomach instead of digesfing.
This inflames the stomach and
causes nausea. vomiting and a ter
rible headache. Take three Of
Chamberlain s Tablets. They viii
tone up your liver. clean out your
stomach and Won viii soon be as
well as ever. They only cost a
quarter. Al all druggists
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

This Lewis county boy from the
N0llmer section Is with the fight.
ing Second Engineers and writes
interestingly OF their front line
experiences
American Il. r.. July 1918.
Dear Mother: will drop You
a line TO lei you know am all
right ! have been through a lot
since ! last wrote. have been TO
the front was in "A battle or tWo
aud got scratch on the back Of
nay neck from machine gun bul-
let With that exception, and ii
healed ia a few days. ! didn / get
hurt. l haven't had letter
from home for almost three
months. and the time seems SO
long, | wonder if ia know what
a letter looks like 1 was on the
battle line a little over 80 days
and during that time collected
so many coolies" ! almost had
10 chain myself III my dug-aut 10
keep them from running of with
me while / was asleep have
certainly declared war an them
n0N and have Them almost whip.
ped, but II is some job j did
moi write while al the front for
two reasons First the scarcity
Of writing material second. did
not want sou 10 know WAS there
until ! WAS safe out again. i am /
ont now aud back behind the lines /
taking a rest drilling d little. but 1
not doing anything much except +
laying around killing time
There Ism I much else Ia write AZ
This time. 80 | viii close
Your loving son,
Henry X Preasnali.
90. &. aud Engineers. A. r Il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Primary Election viii
regular polling pce heretofore designated by the
County Commissioners. 81 eaeh election precinct q Lewis
County Idaho Tuea September Bird a D. 1918 be-
clock the sud o'clock ~ ms
evening purpose ~ terminating candidates for United
States SENATOR Representative n tongf Justice - ie supreme
and various state and County offices
The following IS lis of The % ai together
h si address and party designation 81 each person.
uhich he = candidate shown by the eerii
Secretary ~ State and BY he DOMINATION papers "n
ns 81 it office
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22
PUNISHMENT MUST
FIT THE CRIME.
Germany, Blacklist Criminal In
World s History. Must Be
Treated Accordingly.

lot puBilcdAlOu by one OF our Ter
man readers loyal American
citizen with two sons IN Uncle
Sam s army
The glorious news which comes
from France, telling OF how our
troops and those OF our allies have
beaten back the army Of invaders
who have cursed every foot Of
ground over which they have trod.
may well give heart to the nation
and 10 all civilization. II would,
however, be a serious mistake for
as to imagine that this means the
ending of the war, for il does not.
We are long way from Berlin,
and until the American flag flies
over Berlin as conquered city,
aud the terms Of peace are writ
ten there. and the liohenz0llerns,
the Hapsburgs and their leaders
in this world horror have paid
with their own lives the penalty
for their unspeakable crimes. il
would be premature 10 do much
shouting.
The fight is yet a long and des-
perate one.
We may rest assured that be-
fore our troops cross the Rhine
and break down the barriers
ahead Of US there will be fearful
losses, and we shall have to steel
our hearts 10 a full realization Of
the magnitude Of the task.
Germany. the blacklist criminal
IN the world s history, viii. thru
every influence which It can ex-
erf in this and every other coun-
try, seek TO secure peace when
ever lis military leaders find that
they are doomed. We shall have
peace talk from some weak-mind-
ed ministers Of the gospel. but
thank God their number Is few.
We shall have peace talk from
many papef-s-some moved by
pro-German influence. some by
slcklF neurOfie sentiment against
punishment Of erime-and wher-
ever pro-German deriltry can car
- on lis work we may rest asSur-
ed II viii b. done. for many men.
claiming she livery Of Heaven.
viii be engaged Ia fiie work Of the
devil.
MANY VIII seek 10 create an
impression that Germany must not
be punished and that is people
are different from is military
leaders. when every intelligent
nam who has studied the situation
now knows that the people and
tie military leaders arc one and
fbe same Ca the support II this
war
TIE unsDeakabic individual
erines sshieh marIed the move
meut 1T the German army thru
Be- eium and franee crimes which
islaekeu Tie pages ~ human his
tory ~ they were never biacken-
~ i1 rhe pasf crimes. 80 recount
alIrh Secretary Lansing recently
sald Nolad Sirken q tiger,
veHe nof eommisfed individually
hF fhe kaiser ~ fhe military
leaAers 5u VI the people fhen-
he.tfN iu fhe armies 81 beraang.
encouraged thereto - fhe ani'i-
tafe leaaffe - 3 part ~ fser-
uali1 ; saiapa .EH Uf friRnffaIf.ess
1hese people musf be mace ~ Fea-
3ze f1aa ssu nasi b. puuisned aaa
fte enme mas lf asauea faF.
eF sf tae a|eaS a. tis millions
~ hallef eHe bose deed eI
lt.Ha I.ssHI aHfr sr tafI and rIs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-08-22

Six changes 81 program weekly
~ the Ariic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
moundsvtlle Briefs.

Miss Nltlir McMa&i"rs has returned
to h'r homo IN r'"l!nnSh"N after r'S't
with friends here.
Mrs, El-i Elder. nf Cameron. whom Is
rui,lu:: treatment 81 Va" 'il"nIal" nos
pi,ul. IL improving.
Lawrrnc" kuil has returned To War
wood. after Il ri%it with relatives mere.
Miss l:culah Sncd"kcr has returned t.
her home at MI Ulivct after visit wIlE
friends hric.
Miss Agnes Wilkinson has returned -
her home III ShIns,"n. after a VISIT here
with Miss GNrnlrIIn" Rir"hart
Fred Ferris. "f Lafayette avenue, Ia
;rau:,,iing business IN Pittsburgh.
Elmer Roberts has returned from i"u-
tinnr" Md. where. h" spent several
dHy,, attending /" business matters.
Mrs. T.. Is. Woodruff, wh" has h""I'
uui1.. IL At her home ~ T"m!ls"n ave
uu" is improving.
Lawrence Nc,;iiI - Mci<"cspnri. Ia
is visiting ErS father. !. II. McGnl. al
purdy avenue.
". II. johnson OF III" firm Of the
Tr,nIIc and J"ltusEu has returned from
columbus. a.. where II" spent S"vcr;t.
DAYS attending Ia business matters.
4. a. rruold. VIII" has been s"riou$I!
III AZ his hrmc in 1ilrndal" is reported
L. IL, very low.
Miss Mary Wilson of Folsom. is III"
guest "C Miss Daisy GorhY Of Third
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26
FULTON PUTS
OUT MORAN IN
THIRD ROUND

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. .o.--t'rcd
Fulton OF Rochester. Mimi. Knocked
rut Frank Moran OF Pittsburgh IN
the third round "f their scheduled
.0-r"Und night hsra Tonight TIL.
met, are hcdvYwcI@htS.
Murau's right eye was badly ext
bE Fulton during the first round az"
Tia. cat wHa "prn"d wlrlcr durlHS
tn" second pcriud. When the thar!
round upruod Moran "r"In"d'tn h:tH"
great difficulty IN seeing his "pp"-
n"nt. After Il c!uCh. IN which Fat
TN landed repeated l'!t n!'h right
IptC rcut% and Jahs 1" M"raH> chin
:tud body without ii return bin~ be-
me atruCk. h" nnhIy landed Il hard
rIEh' ross to M"rnn':S jaw. Moran
!'li VA all Tours and his srr"nds
t,s~ot III the .p"nE". F!li"n h"inS
: .'i,!'d a t"Chnc;,l kn"rk"il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-26

ct,r. having accepted The pastoral" "f
-" Christian church :tt thai CITY.
Cars on ihc local division of tie
Wheeling Traction company SySi"n! are
Operating of sci, dul" as Il result Of
the man,. small slips III III" nar:CwS.
intrrr,rl.ng traffic on HE M0und*villc
division.
Lincoln lodge No. 30 ]. q. -. f.. held
a well attended business meeting last
evening IN me ludH" quarters in tha
M,Mccncn building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sullivan. Of
W,ilsrurs. ar" spending several days
here With friends.
Mis-, Rachel caldwell IT follanshce.
V. VI. IS visiting fri.n'l! hrrr.
NJ" ngl Mig. lsaLr T. Rodgers. of
Pittsburgh: ~r-;t sunday h":c with
friends.
Tn, CITY streets ar" IL very bad c"ndi-
ion a. / result OF IN" recent hcIvy
rains. In many places tn" streets were
ilnrnsSIhl" yesterday afternoon being
:Iuod,,i from Curh 10 curb.
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Great Healer for
Sores, Cuts, Scalds,
Burns and Bruises
Great Antiseplic Ointment Called San
Cura That john Coleman CO..
and Hoge-OaviS Drug Co.,
Sell on Moncy-back Plan.

Arm badly sra!drl with steam. .
writes Gilbert Hard Of Rinard's Mills,
Ohio. San rura Ointment relieved
I'M. main At once and aim healed rap
;Llv. l. ;. 4 wuuc"rfu! ointment"
Hrrr's anuthrr: ELLIS w F:ankrn,
stein. TiiuSyili". Pa. broke his leg;
was in bed six months; DISCHARGED
from hospital rs incu"abI": VA five
yrar- on crutchc:; whil" opening IN
L." continued Of Discharge nuS: SUI,
frrrd terrible pains: San Nura Omit
mrul drew uut poisonous puS and
mary pieces T.! bone: now perfectly
hral'hy: sore healed and weight IN
creased from 50 10 I'll pounds.
San Cura Ointment i such mar
vicious healing antiS"ptc ointment
thai il is sold IN mon"y-hack plan.
II relieves itching skin. letter. rcz"-
ma. sal! rhcun. old running and lever
sores. ulcers. hoils. carbunclr&, SORE
nippIrs pics. frosted feet. chilblaiaS,
catarrh and chappcd skin, Only 3Nc
and G0c Il jar.
BE sure and always use SAN CtEA
SOAP for all skin diseases and 10 give
Won fine complexion. It's splendid
baby soap, prevents infantilc diseases
Is cents.
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Sues Traction Company.

Suit against thr Wheeling Traction
company brought by Helen WlS:i~ was
tried in circuit ruUrt here yesterday.
Til" taking CG cvId,mc" MAS completed
last evening Tho case VIII hc sub
united to thu jury The FIRST thing thlS
morning Mrs. Wl$tlir Is suing Tor dalh-
ages IL the amount IF Slr."rr Tor m
jurIrS sustained when an aui"mnbll" III
which she was riding went over an en-
hankmcnt in the Harruws. Tn" plainIllt
claims Il guard rail should hnN': been
placed along III" nurrowS rnlh by Inc
Traction company. which was proll-
sion nr tn" franchise gwen by III"
county court.
Another LamnG" suit arising from IN"
same accident VIII i" heard today IN
court. Il l., styled Mary Pollock against
the Wheeling Traction company.
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Persona Is.

Mrs. Andrew Moore Of South Ben
wood is confined 10 her homo with
4 mild attack OF pneumonia.
II. NJ. ArbenZ Of this city will leave
for Fairmont tomorrow, where he will
spend several weeks on business.
Miss Louise Hall OF Bellaire was Z
visitor in this city yesterday. she
spent the day rs the guest Of local
relatives.
Jamcs Caldwell OF Akron IS spend.
ing several weeks here as tho guest
Of friends and relatives.
Miss Josephine Reece Of this city
will leave Friday for Ciarksburs,
where she will make her future home
with relatives.
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M MECHEN

Fer, Downing. NJ Gann Ice. Va. =
spending rurloush At Ms hon'' her"
Harry Fh!li"rr"n IT thu I. : navy. /:
spending II furiuuEh ut his HON" here"
Mr. Fullerton but recently return"r
from Honolulu.
NcMcrh"n lodge No. ia. Knights "l
PIlhas vii hold IN Important business
meeting this evening In the lodE" quar-
trrs in the MclTcchrn building.
Rev G.. W. Fuller. Jr.. who recently
resigned as pastor Of tho Christian
church here. leaves Thursday for Tray
crsr CITY. Michigan. where hc will 10
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NAMED BY WHITE.

WESTON. W. Va. Frb. u l,r. &
E. White. superintendent Of the STATE
hospital. today ANNOUNCED the appoint
mont OF Charles H. McliinniS. former
district school supervisor Of GlcAviIlc
as chief clerk OF the institution Nj
McGinniS succeeds Charles Goodwin
of Weston.