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The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
SHORT PARAGRAPHS

Alnerncan knit cotton piece S"ouS are popular in Mazac.an, Mexico.
 A market exists iu Scotland for llth- ,-rDre 70 be used In the manufacture Of Huo,eum.
 IurEter and safety matches are in demand in Ireland.
 Extensive Improvements are to be raGr on the highways in and near S.R,n Domingo. Dominican republic ,.,a~-S Consul C. :. Edwards
 Consul ". ROder.cE Dorsey, Que h,r Cauadr. reports thar the present is an oppor,une time for the introduc' lion of American Uleomargarne Into rb, markets of the Dominion.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
PUPILS OF ALASKA PUBLIC
 SCHOOLS SIGN LOYALTY PLEDGES

to the government of the Uhlteu States of America.
 9. To help my parents or those with whom l live to save wheat meat, sugar and fats.
 9. Not to waste food or anything else which is useful to my country.
 4. To save sugar by eating not more than one-half as much candy as l have been eating.
 ,. To be careful of my shoes and cICt&ipg in order theN may be worI a. long a time as possible.
 6. To perform my school l., in such way that l may be Of real use to this my country, and t. the world.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
ALASKA COAST NAVAL
 PATROL ESTABLISHED

Washington, May 27. - A naval patrol of the Alaskan coast has been established to forstall any agitation that might be indulged in by leaders of the Industrial Worker If the World for an incease of wag- es to meet the increase of the high CT costs of coal and other sup plies this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28

The Victoria Day celebration which will be held in Whitehorse this year on Saturday, June l, will De a repetition of the former cele- brations only on a larger and more liberal scale.
 While it is impossible to state definitely today the number of ball teams that will cross bats with the Yukoners, it is known that the skagway team and one from Fort Seward will struggle for the InternA tional championship, and it is highly possible that teams will come up from Juneau and Treadwel and go over the hill to the mighty Yukon.
 The train schedule and the excur- sion rates are the same this year as in former years, ana those who might not be particularly interest ed in the Athletic sports would do well to take advantage of this op- Dortunity of visiting the copper mines and other points of scenic in tcrest adjacent to Whttehorse
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE

The schedule of steamship ar rivals from the south during the months of May and June, accord ing to the various steamship com pany's schedule as published else where in this paper, is as follows MAY
 2S A. ss. O., Alaska. JUNE
 2 c. P. R., Princess Sophia. 8 G. T. P.,s Prince Rupert
 2. A. SS. Co.,, Jefferson.
 10 G. T P, Prince Rupert.
 13 c. P. R., Princess Sophia.
 IT c. T. P, Prince Rupert.
 1s A sS. Co.,, Jefferson.
 20 c. P. R., Princess Alice.
 27 c. P. R., Princess Sophia
 29 G. T. P. Prince George.
 For further details gee the vari' ous Local steamship company agents
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
VICTORIA DAY CELEBRATION
 ID BE BETTER THAN EYER

which are now made accessible by reason of the numerous automobiles that are available for such purpose.
 It is highly probable that some one of the big B. Y. N. river boats may get away on Saturday, and the sight of a steamer leaving for down river points is one of unusual in terest.
 The Daughters of the Empire nave made arrangements with the Wbite Pass hotel whereby they will serve meals there for the benefit of the Canadian Red, Cross, and they will also serve sandwiches and ice cream during the day in the curl Ing rink adjoining the North Star Athletic club for the benefit of the Y. M c. A.
 The Skagway excursion will be Fun under the auspices of the White Pass Athletic club, and reser' va;icns and tickets may be had at the White Pass ticket office or from w. c. Blanchard.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
Mature EnlIahtenment.

"That great railroad president was once an office boy"
 "I venture a guess" observed Miss Cayenne, that he felt much more se- cure and important when he was an office boy than he does today"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
A Gene Case.

Katherine-I saw him flirting with A girl last month, md he's a married man.
 Kidder-Well, that's always the WAY. If a man gives girl the ieass encouragement she'll marry him.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28

John Noland, employed at the Venus Mine, returned from Haines, where he has been visiting for the past several days with his brother, RoE, who is one of the newly enlist eG men from Juneau. He will re- turn to CarcrOss on the next train.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28

You are invited, to visit Keller Bros ice cream kitchen at any time. It Is always in 8 strictly sanitary and orderly condition. Those who vaut the best ice cram know that K B.'a have it.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
Settle May 27.-John A. Brown

Seattle May 27.-John A. Brown Frank L. Fink and M. Danielson sailed from this city yesterday for skagway. Mrs. Nora ,Dannerlin anG' son Elmer, L. D. Carr and Albert Pesfield sailed on the same boat for Haines.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28
A Cold Night.

Did you put the cat out. JohnTT
 "No." came the resolute answer. "I Joined she S. P. c. A. today. It's against my principles to do anything so cruel"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-05-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
CH|LD'S 7 ONGUE
BECOMES COATED
F CON5T PATED
IF CROSS, BILIOUS. SICK, FEVER
ISH, OR FULL OF COLD, TAKE
NO CHANCES.
"CALIFoRNla SYRUP y OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM.
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.

Children love his fruit laxative.
ard nothing else cl,'ansos III" tender
stomach. liver and bowels 50 nicely.
4 child simply will not Stop playing
10 empty tho bowels. and The result is.
they become tightly Cluggcd. with
waste. liver gets Sluggish. stomach
Sours. then your litil" nnr becomes
cross. half.Sick. fevrrish. don't cat
slt-p or act naturally. breath is bail
system fun Of cold. has sore throat.
stomach-acho or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother. Srr if tnnGu" is coated, then
give Il toasponnfrll oi "CaliGorria Syrup
Of Figs" and in i few hours All the
Constpatrd waste. sour bile and un-
LiEcsted food passes out nf tho syS-
tenn. and you have we'll. playful child
again
Millions NJ mothers give "California
Syrup Of Figs" because it Is perfectly
harmless: children lnTe il. and il never
fails 10 act on tho stomach. liver and
bowels.
ASK your druggist for hnttl" of
"California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions FOR babies. children at
all ages and for grown.urs plainly
printed on tn" hottie. Fowar" Of;coun-
terfcits sold here" Cot the genuine.
made by "Caliinrnia Fir Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any, Other kind With
contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
TEC[JCN8N-'S'-"-1 -T,.">--" I.
About People
- Aiosen1snts OF individuals 70
: ana From the City.
-. Observation-Disclosures

Charles s. Schlesinger, local insur
ance luan. mas gone 70 Washington
D. c., 20 take up his duties in the sup
ply department CT lh% medical corps
4 brother of Mr.. Schlcsinger is also
stationed az Washington. in the de
partmrnt offices.
II. X. Brooks, OF Wheeling High
school. left for Huntington 10 spenc
the spring vacation.
f. !. Calvin, coach Of the basket
ball team at the local high school, left
Tor East Palestine for the spring va
cation.
Mrs. ". (. Rownd, OF Pleasant Val
ley, has returned fccm visit Of ser'
.ral days in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Harry t.ckharl has returned
from Il tcn-dav visit to Atlantic City
" J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Boyd. of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
New Fire Service Truck
Makes First Run Yesterda:

Til" ncw service truck OF the cit,
fire department which arrived from !.
myra. New York yesterday morn!mf
MIS- pressed into service at ll:"0 ycs
'rriay morning ard ma'ic run 10
lire AT 80 South Wabash street on !"
Island.
The truck is tho pride Of. the FIR" IL
rHr::rru; Al present and the chief OF -.
:irr department. Allan ADAMS. WI"
Mas purchased through. and several "
n" :.r.'il"r. tried /; out and found Il
l.. tn 70 The latest in. fire hGh,n-
WAGONS
Tn" truck will not exceed thirty-fiv'
miles an hour and has I2.6 horsepower
SIX cylinder motor. II has ladders ran"
ing from ten 10 fifty feet and chen
cal a;rDchn,"nt. Tic pumpcr ordered =
~" sam" t!mc and shipped In adva'''
OF tie service truck has Cotton i",'
sn:m"N:;"r" in transit but Will Tr"has'it
arrive ihiS week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Ohio state Notes.

CIETCLAND-F"ur robbers. thr""
men and n woman. made daylight RAD
on the oft;c.. -: an Gas: crd theatr: her"
this afternoon and secured $1,000. II"
manager. Frank Slocurn. was struck
over the head hy orr: Of II" men while
the woman went through he SAFE. Tho
bandits escaped IN an automobile
FINDLAy-I;ruuEd glass was found
in a loaf OF brad by ,he family o: John
Deduth here to-day. The cpas$"n"SS ~
the bread excited suspicion and an IN
vestisation revealed Il large aN'""nt az
fine glass TIL. matter has been report
ed to federal authorities.
NARION--Local police t-a:i"d NaZ"!
Harper and Ruth rimrk. II year old
high school girls. whn hnv" been MISS
InS since Saturday. :" Chtiic"tac. hu;
lost all clews .: :he1l there
GALION-T%en:y-fcu hours follow
!nc the death o. his wife. Joseph REG
Ter. aged IS. also died. Both were VIC
TINS Of pneumonia.
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Hotel Windsor, will spend Easter IT

Hotel Windsor, Will spend Easter in
New York City.
Or. l.. B. Plant IS rapidly recover.
Ing from an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson OF
Pittsburgh, we're visiting friends herr.
yesterday.
Nathan Salisbury. OF Sistersyille,
is visiting friends here for 4 few days,
and looking after oil interests
W. II. Snyder has returned 10 his
home in Cameron, after a visit with
relatives in the Wheeling district.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. REED. OF the
Island, have returned FROM a visit
with relatives.
j. ?. Love. Of Grafton, is in the city.
James G. Donaldson. Of Clinton, Ia.
is spending a few weeks vacation the
guest OF his brother Robert. of Eff.
teenth street
Miss Neltic Hazlett OF the Island.
left yesterday for Chicago, to visit
relatives.
Frank King. who has been spending
tho past fow months in the city, left
last night for his home in Parkcrs.
burg.
Mrs. NJ. L. ClcndennIng, OF Sisters
willie, Is visiting her daughter, Miss
Lucille. who attends Mt. dc Chanial
Academy.
Miss Virginia Linton has recovered
from recent illness and has again
resumed her duties on Tho Intelligent
Ger staff.
Lester Smith is confined 10 his home
IN The island. on account of illness
Nj. and Mrs. T.. l.. Stone. Of the
island. have returned home from Flor
ida. where they spent the wintrr
Miss Helen l.. Gather will arrive
iOm" this evening from Highland Hail
College. HuilidayShurg. Pa, Ia spend
ilr Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. e. 4. H0us" ard dau&h.
ter. OF Fifteenth street. and Mrs. Geo.
". Hewitt, Of WooGIawn. have re-.
turned from 1 thr,.r-wc"k visit al Ola
i'oint Comfort, Vii. Baltimore and
other Southern and Eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stinc. of PITTSBURGH.
are tho guests Of Mrs. Mary Rolf Of
he Island.
L. Kline. Of New York, Is Tho cues;
nt his sister. on the South S;da.
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,!"rray frr Pittsburgh. wh"f" S"' VIII

,,.,,,. c.. 1,,,irhrrrh. whore she will
'!"l'll! i'r '.'"'I i 49,
.:"iI/'"' '''\' ,i,.
Harry Hrr'A"'r !h~ '''"' 49,,
h"n" III i''F'""i', - j., r,,.,r
-, t,w d:.%: with r'!ativ"S III enter
Warw"vd.
Nr "rh Mrs. Walter SrhAil'F' W
<t...,.. -. street. removed I" ;hcr new
,,i,.., IN iV,n."!inE lSItn,i.
W. ,,.ir,,,n Iorrn,n. Of St.
1.,.. arr, IIr ....~;s At the home II
- u.s. a. ,.,,II e south Warwno.l.
'''' 90"
''' :. 49,, ,yo-,.,,I
~. 'N7''' '''' 49,. -, r.r old
t'It !"-'"rhtH i,i ''-'' ~
]. M IA H. ''''F'
.!.ys S!r"'n ilw"i"h"r&. W." was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

The river i; stationary. remaining III
'h. same height for tho past Two days
The stage n ;hr wharfboat lag; even
I'M: waS : feet : inches. with little in
,.iration nf either rising or falling for
tn" next few days.
Tho steamer Liberty was thH only
boat "a leave tho local wharf ycster'
day, departing at. ll:So o'clock. for
New MatamoraS.
; The parkc, Milton arrived from New
Ma;amnras last night. and will leave
for the sam" point i; 11:3O O'Clock
This morning.
shipping by river during the last
fox weeks has been very brisk. thr
boats being loaded 10 capacity on A.
most all 65rnsions.
Davis Island Dam. SIS feet station
cry; cucar. ,.-..
,steuhnnvile SIS feet stationary:
ciear.
Petersburg. % feet falling: clear.
Norsantnwn. SIS fent- stationary;
clear.
OIL City. 2.3 feet. falling: cloudy.
warren. 20 feet falling; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
You Get Better Cough
Syrup BY Making
Il ct Home
What's more. ycu Snvo about s. By
It. EnsIiy maLc aud costs little.

100000 :IS5-3E&S39&&@3&
You'll nrrcr really know what fine
cough syrup you can make until ron
You not only SAVE 81 as compared with
th,~. ready made kind, but You will also
have Il more effective. and dependable
rcm,iT IL every way. 1t ovcTconee the
usual coughs, throat and chest colds in
- h0urs-rclicvcs even wlooplDg cough
quickly.
Get OF, ounccs OF Pinc1 t60 cents
WORTHY from any GOOD drug store, pour
it mo n pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrup.
Here you have iull pint-a family
supply --of. tie most. effective cough
?vrup that money can buy-at cost OF
only GJ cents or lrsA 1t never spoils.
Tho prompt and positive suits given
by this pleasant tasting cough .syrup
hnvc caused it 10 Ia used in more homes
than amv other r".ncdv. 1t quickly
!ooscns IL dry, hoarse or tight cough,
heals the inhamrd membranes that line
The throat and bronchial tubes, and re-
ilcf comes almost immediately. Spleen
did for throat tickle, hoarscncss, bron-
oAitis, Group and bronchial asthma.
Pincx is a highly concentrated COM
round OF genuine Norway pine extract,
Ind has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
Avoid disappointment By asking your
druggist for Pig ounces OF PineX" With
-ull directions and don't accept any
thing else 4 guarantee Of absolute Gat.
isfaction or money promptly refunded,
goes with this preparation. The Pinex
ca Ft WaxnA- Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

NEW YORK, March "6.--iianz SUI,
yer The swiss minister 10 the United
States. who j. VISITING Ill New foEh'
today told the Associated Press that
tn. claim Of pr. Karl Muck that h is
= no;urali2rd citizen uf switzerland Is
correct. Tn" minister said that UP 20
Ia" prcs"nt no representations I'D"
been made Ia him by DR.. MUCK "liH
regard 10 his arrest IN l'"Stoh, ana
that 50 far as he knew nunr hAd hecn
sent 10 the legation At Washington.
Tn" minister added that unless I'r'
Muck claimed the protection OF the
Swiss legation. he would tax" no az
lion in the matter. but that /! h" was
1>kcd 10 intervene. he would proceed
in The matter, as h" would III IN" case
Of any Swiss citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Muck In Jail; Has
Not Asked Protection
Of The Swiss Legation

BOSTON, March @6.--Dr karI
Muck. conduriur Of The Boston sym
phony Orchestra. arrested last h'Shl
as an enemy alien. was locked up IN
Tho East Cambrids" Jail tonight after
being examined BY officials Of IN" De
par;mcnt Of Justice. No decision as
10 the final disposition Of III" case MAS
reached to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
20 New Cls.S.

y" n"w casa. ',f dIriIil"r,H haze mp
r"rr.d ~ this lily ~in"" Monday nprn-
iIG. VII ;h' -" recently published
w"r" rut uir!': quarantine. III" third
grad IL ~" south WHTw".l ,rh""l.
where ~. '"ac!.'r and ono II ,,' I,IriI..
ho;n w"r" s'r.r!;"n witch tn ii:"asr
was Immediately Dismissed and iuuIi-
::ai'l ANA IL, 'hIdrrn 81 chat grad" Will
have have ut least 4 weeks I6ii,!ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
The Meeting OF thu q. 6. A.

Til" rnrluh. ~ r lh, Uu"l" sam 3
Aides will hold their weekly n.""tinE to-
morrow at ihr Nhrwu,i high school.
Thursday ~ IN" regular meeting day
OF This auxi!ia.: ii tn" BE-! ross. and
at each Of tn: meetings & ar-"t DIAL If
work Tor the soldiers Is accomplished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
TWO DIE IN EXPLOSION.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March .@.--
Two w"rknnn were killed and min
r:N"rs injured by the explosion hrrr lat
today Of u gas tank in the hold of =
merchant steamer undergoing repair
hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

MO ll'.lc N''l:- - ID i1,!!t- :lu:,l!tlIy
- n i:"h Hr"s'' S""rrry nf ~" War
w""a Mrth"hls; ,hurch MI hold :hrjr
weekly Ifi."'Ir.; n Tho hnr}'. =; NJ. JOIN,
W"nHlr'kni n: ''"&;rr H'2r~nr& #y".
,ur. all day tn-m"rruw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
CrDci To Horsn. TIrcd.

7, = kim. Il farmer. vs. fin"d 81"
and cn%'% hy JuS;ic" N1llI I.U;z for
cruelty !" animate. I<IT!; l'tt his hnrs-
standing hirrh"d in t,".>tr..: 'rur, Sal
urdry arr.run"u q; : u'"!o-i I" III" FOL
lowing dny al i,Nun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27
Special Services.

SDccjal services uf IN" lmnnnucl
fantis, church nrr being held every
evening during this week IL the ro:hre
in Observance" Of IN" holy Week. iH"E'
George T. I.oclhart, pastor or 'Ae
church. Is preaching series OF SURFING
SERMONS. which have thrilled the "h''Te
audience n, each nf the preceding meet
inCs during This week. \ feature Oh inc
scrvic. Is III" hcautliu! music "n''H -
rendered at each s"rVic" nnd"T 'nr
-o,,Io, ~ Elmer Hoclzlr. Wh"clinEa
great tenor singer.
Elaborate and anrrnrriat" services
are being planned for Easter sunday
when the services viii h. held IN IN"
Y. NJ. G. A. building at Tw"nti"'h and
Market strrrts \ special address VIII
hr delivered by ~" pastor. als" apnr"-
rrlate music will be rendered ny IA"
choir.
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OHIO NEWS



, ,
COLI Mh'S. - .H'''''' =" .
Johnson >'H'' '''' '"'''' 80 ~
6aE iSSt@G = $40 '''''i' >'!''''''N NV
coal IS I" D. 'pp"T'i"n'l - -. "'S'''' :
under the new ION" system h''' are
SIX zones ana ~" NJ" F'tr"'a' ."'S -
into effect tpr!i !. In "-i'7 max -
mines may b. k''pt "E"'-i'sfS. ''!'S"'''
crs arc urged I" h.F 'h' r ',,'! '''': =.
possible" Anthracite 7H6 ""A' ar no.
tnFoirrd IN thc nr" @'''' i'a'i' winch -
outlined as follows;
The producing districts n Virginia
on the l.. & y railway. al! producing; d.
trtcts IN Eastern Kentucky on IA" S-trn"
road and H., (. v & =; = railway. a;.d
short iiiI.' connections. T"rT"%S'" ia!urs
th. l.. 4 y. au,: .u ~" M.dII"t-.-"us:,
railroad ar. r.St-!ct,,: IN heir ship
nients e: coal - Ia" t,t!"w!nc markets
in Ohio bounded N th. west ny Tn.
State lin" reaching rom Hamilton rhu:,-
t. o., tn. s"u:h {" :,tG tnclu,!!ri, va
tiafns county rri ,F.., :tn-ti.: on ih, east
from Clncjtnt,t :" Toledo. via thr (.
E. G. & St l.. railway. through Spring
field EelCoUr,ainc aud E"-w%k. cover
inS Hamilton i;utt,-. W;,rr.l... Nom
rontry, Clarke. Champaign. Logan. iI:tr-
din. Nyandot Scuec:, and Wood c"s!,-
tics
,;..-:c. , 1b,c viii ~
Sa,-;r,aa - ,hn;- rh,,,,n,-s ~ -r,l
-, 49,, ,.,,..
,n ,i', - -, ..,.A ~, ,r,,
s,,, t,,do-y I,rc..
-. ~. 49,. .,,,,, To-, ~, rho 1h,n
Ou Nv g ., &c.,. ,.,o 3D.,
~ ro|t,,rr,or,,It,.
~ 49, -.,,-,,,t ,h-,rrh
~ ..-,, ,.,,.,,h,.,,.,
,rr: -r,.,T rt,.... .,, f,,,y.,
s,,.t, ,r1 u.s.,
nos9 coU"|H ~" t''I -. esq.,,
ttoi' t'o'l 80 - - - 6
St,i'o.'. t1,i,, e. ~, .,o.n
faL1oao u1F"us" >''I ~ ~ ~
eooIoS ~. 80 ;,,.i,,di,>. VIII
seft't"fs n.y. - 0
NNi'
49, wac. r,--I,,. ots1 vo,atr>
80 -, -, ~ E,n,uha & Mich
- -n,or.,a q Ir..+ Virginia
-. and ~ 49, = s. = raiIway
-. - 1919 vi, no r.stricted In
th.I- sh;,r,crrs ~ coal To the following
49, 800 ,.i,bi, ,hc Following
tSS-. -. ~ 49,. .,s, from, char
80 - " railway =
~ ,d =, T. n q railway.
- 1as,.;,,a - prcyrus. theme.
- tn<, p.n,sy1yan;, lines vest to San
s,e,-y coy.r;ny CaIlio. Ncics Athens,
IJoc,-i,r perrv ,tuskiagun,. Fairfield.
1.icLinr Enor Morrow. crawford. Sem
"a and Eric counties: on the west from
Cb,rlcston W. Va. via the X & NJ rail-
wav 70 Athens. thence via the e. & q.
+bropsh Chilnco;hn and Washington {.
y 70 DAYTON; thence viz. ,he 7. G. &. Il
c. = -,;i,r,y To- stat. boundary line and
10Th TO ard Including Williams coun-
w coveripy ,;ailin. Mei.s. Athens. Vim
90, Poss i.av,,te, Greene. Montgomery
nd rrehl. counties and all counties
no-tb Of IN, b,u,,iarv line described.
In th, ri.;;; volatile fields Of West
Virginia and Kentucky. mines in the
West virginia ard kentucky III the
Thacker- k.nuva and kanawha districts
on the y. & ". railway and on the C. X
.. railway ard kentucky mines IN lhE
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crowns BRONCHIAL rRocHEs

-'r" Il sat"-aui "if"ct,v" remedy for
s,,u.;hs. hoarS'-l"ss and Srr" ,hruaiS.
!f.rirlcSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-27

whatever Induced you - think you
""rc an actress
The reporters alluded - no as one
replied he Indy. s';i;lv. "throushout a
murder 'r:'i ~ wh.r1 :'si:i!"d."-.
j.rNl.yii.c t,u-i..r =; Journal
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Briefs and Personals
Mrs. Dlws"m "f North Wiry""d. l"':
New Britain herald., 1918-05-08
ADMITS GOD HELPS.
Kaiser Shares Credit for Victory in
War "Forced Upon U.s."

Berlin, Via Amsterdam, May g.
Emperor William replied to Chan
cellor Won Hertling's congratulations
on conclusion of peace between Ru-
mania and Germany as follows:
1.-THE termination of the state of
war in the east fills me also with
proud joy and gratitude. Thanks to
Gods gracious help the German
people, with never failing patriotism
under brilliant military leadership and
with assistance of strong diplomacy,
are fighting step by step for happy
future.
II cannot but convey my thanks on
this occasion to you and also to your
collaborators. God will help us to
pass through the struggle which the
hostile attitude Of the powers still
under arms against us has forced us
to continue and conclude"
New Britain herald., 1918-05-08
STILL WAITING FOR
STEELE TO RESIGN
Mayor Quigley Says He Has Not Yet
Received Reply to His Deter
Posted Last Week.

AS yet Police Commissioner How
ard M. Steele, whose resignation
from the board was requested by
Mayor G. A. Quigley last week, has
not complied with the request and
has apparently ignored the communi-
cation which asked that he sever his
connections with the mayors official
family.
Asked this morning if Mr.. Steele
had resigned, Mayor Quigley, who
was uncommunicative on the subject,
simply stated that he has not yet re-
ceived any letter from Mr.. Steele.
Since receiving this letter Mr..
Steele has attended one meeting OF
the police commissioners.
The mayor has stated, in connec-
ton with other appointments, that he
does not contemplate any changes in
the personnel of the various boards
and all present incumbents are to be
reappointed.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-08
MONARCHY FOR FINLAND.
Duke AdoIph Frederick Favored
Candidate for Throne.

London, May S.-There seems little
doubt that a monarchy will be pro-
claimed in Finland, says Stockholm
dispatch to the Times and that the
German candidate Duke Adolph
Frederick of Mecklenburg-Sc -Schwerin,
uncle of the crown princess of Ger
many, will be king.
A report of reaction has spread
throughout the country, it is added,
and the Finnish constitution, which
was the most demo ocratic in Europe
is to be remodelled on more or less
autocratic lines.