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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-15
WIN I'M kNSEN NND
THE DENU TNLKED ~ OVEN

M" kai."r met The pr,tl m an
1gilat"d way aud ilo pc,il stopped
ht- proI'iug Ia hear what G,,l
would say
I'm approached Inn quite ron
'riicly, for he wanted something
t'u %" would mai" lee lat "ulii
hun with ~" HIM
- hp said My dear good satan.
I'm m trouble; I'm afraid II VIZ do
not uorf iog"ihar sure no hell my
rN" o. made have V"rrrd and
I've wondered and the Huns slaml
N dismaN When lhrN hear the
preparation over m the 4 5. 4.
I had thot that GOTT was with
m" hat 81 lat" H"'s hard ~ hone.
-" g." rpmr lpf your assistance and
w'll oust hun from ilis ihrDnc.
Nuw dear Satan. won't you help
me We're a team that would work
well, and when the awful war IL
over Won owu Heaven Earth and
uru sugoly am disguised with
ihpi Goit mp m ne skies. m.i.ad
NJ helping me. Hes helping tho
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-15

~ count II a great thing Ia give
their lives for their country. And
D0 per cent NJ the men whom I have
DO md who PRAYED M oil
u.y % il' 'upl' Drawer Of thor
rhildhn'd NuV Iat Ne Down tu
Sleep.
So IN their last day they return
10 the Mather-taughi prayer that
seemed forgotten.
All else being finished the soldier
remembers The words and the voice
NJ his Mother and tho Mother
ln"" NJ Dat ip' bui ri BE- love
dnd her IRA, ers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-15

cause NJ differences in onin'ons Re
spert the righis 81 others as Won
vour ri ht- respected and Ri'
VIII 20 VIII.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
kF TEREFFECTS
Of Me A5LES
Mother, Who Lives in len
nessee Mountains, Where
Black-Draught1 sRelled
On in Many Troubles,
Says 1t Made Her
Boy Sound and
Well.

Cnal Crock. Tenn.-Up in the noun
tnins. quite some distance from town.
lives Mrs. L. s. Tritts. whc relates hcr
cyrorirnco with Thcdford's. Black
praught as follows;
My little boy, James. took Sick with
diarrhea. about Ave years ago, ana was
badly swollen. He had the measles. and
this was. no doubt. mn after-effect.
made him wc!l by giving him IhooioF" >
Black urHusht. gave II |" nm lhice
times q day for month. | nrlnIS De-
licye il saved his life.
We always keep BLACK nraught In our
home, II is our doctor. Always easy 70
got and prompt in giving relief.
4 smuIi pinch of Black hrauEht after
each meal and at bedtime FOR headache.
stomach or liver trouble. and we're we'll
the next morning.
1t certainly works wonders sometimes
and saves no end Of trouble; relieves pam
and there is no need for another DOCTOR
have recommended Black praught I"
all my ncighbors and will continue 10
recommend it,
Thedford's Black nranGht !s pure
vegetable herb liver medicine. actlhe
gently, yet promptly. on liver ana DOW
els
Thousands Of people everywhere nave
II To relieve constipation. Indigestion
biliousn"ss and many similar disorders
Try Black Draught. Your druggist sells
1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
MANN|NGT0N

Ice Elias Pi,ner passed away at his
home on East High street. at o'clock
Friday morning, from an attack OF IN
flucnZa. which developed into pncumon-
ia. Deceased was 80 years Of age son
or Mir. and Mrs. John S. Pitner. OF this
city and in addition to his parents is
survived by his wife and one brother,
John, who is in the United States serV-
ice in Franco. Funeral was held from
the late residence. November 1. ut p
N. Intcrment in the Warrington ccme-
terry.
4 letter from Guy S. Henen. with the
marines on the Champagne front IN
France, tells Of his being slightly wound
cd i'm ACTION on oct. 4th. AS he tens II
some liochc launched bullet. or my
cvchrow. but will soon be back win
me command. Il little incident like thh'
,Inn't sion a marine. 4 little furthrt
along he says tell Tip Meade got that
.souarc h"ad' ! promised him the lFs'
time over the topF
Mr. and Mrs :. c. Thorn nave recc'F-
oil word that their son Richard has c''-
hrrl;cd for overseas service.
Glenn Stewart is improving slowly.
Clement Wilson is home from the aero
school nj Udanc. H.. for visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Wilson
nt Rymrr. lie expects to leave in few
days for Camp Dix, Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Golden wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Atkinson. Of TINS
city. celebrated their golden wedding on
November ith. 1913.
On account Of IN" epidemic only a
small number a.: rrlrI:V"$ gathered Ia
celebrate thH event: I'll tho members oi
the family wrrr present. Mr.. 'has. AT
kirson. VT" and ihr"" doaUChtcrs. Of
West Alexander: Mr.. Charles Young OF
New Concord. Ohio. and Misses Minnie
and Mary formed Il circle which mas
remained unhr"i;"n in III" half century.
Mr.. John Atkinson anil wife. Of Bethany.
wore also present. Mr.. Atkinson being
tho youngest brother OF III" groom ana
who vas n grnumsmnn ut tho Wedding.
was present at the Silver wedding ana
present on this occasion. being the only
guest present VIII" vas ut the wedding;
other guests present wcrn. Roy. ana
Mrs. W. l.. Rarcus. MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Scot. Mr.. John Dulinis. "F B"llHlrc. w.
Mr.. Synu Rodgers. Of West Alexander
and Miss Ella Snrdckcr, of Wheeling W.
Va.
An excellent dinner was served ar
noon 10 which all did ample justice. N"Ih
coins and bills wrrc given TO MAKE "u'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Sherrnrtl Briefs.

Miss Helen Garyin entertained Tow
of her friends with Halloween party
nj her home. Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. :. klaE"S had rs
their guests. on Sunday. MIR. and Mrs.
George Wagner aud children. MarSnrr
ana Gliftnn: Mr. and Mrs. Edward J"l-
rcrsnu and daughter Dorothy. ana Mrs;
C. IL Dean. all Of Wheeling. Mr.. and
Mrs. G:urg" Ninch and son. Dean. ~
Belmont. Ohio and MIR. and Mrs. j. w.
Bchrrus md family "r R"n"ys Point.
Chrstnry Carney and Earl lilak" nave
returned 10 MorSAni"wn after spending
several weeks AT heir homes here.
Mrs A. i. Hood. Of Mt. oiiNet, was
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs u. l..
Liarvin on Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. II. Schubert OF Mo-
Fart who wcr" i'll with influenza. are TO-
covering.
Miss Ola Barnett was visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. John Crow. "t MrM"ch"n ON
sunday. 1890,
Mr. and Mrs. J. IT, Montgomery Hn%
son, Cecil. IF Warwunrl, NiS!t"'l W.T.. anu
Mrs. r. Monlg"m"ry Of Mt. o!!H"'. sun
day. , ,..,.
Miss Ruth MCtomhs has resumed h'r
studies in Ihr N"S' Virginia university
at Mnrgan;uwu after >p.n"inE som" lIi.''
at h"r nome. ,r :, ,
Mr.. aud Mrs II. NJ. Garvin. Miss Mol
lie SmoCk. Miss H"i"n ':r"vin ana FFa"E
Talhrri spent Sunday al The nome "i
I. y. Ashton. on Short Creek.
\. Il. .Arkcr * moving from MI. OI!Fct
In Miro ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

John 1incbrrGrr. prominent puSltieS5
man Of This city. was n business FiSitol
in Wheeling yesterday. 49,
Little Jimmie lbuylc continues III al
his HON" IN Tenth street.
Mrs. Peter S"ltncr has returned nome
after a brief visit ut HlusburSi'. ~
Harry Brandon has resumed ms uu'i'S
at the r. 4 =. nftcr severe lIIheSs.
Mrs VIM. knr Inns returned nom" III
fer snrndinr n few weeks visit win
relatives at Falrmont.
Albert Arkrr Of Wheeling was pu'''-
ness visitor here yesterday.
Claude Garrison of Wheeling spcn'
Yesterday in this city on business.
Chas. Weiss. of Wheeling was calling
on friends in This city ycstrr"ay' =.
J. NJ. CarIinrll has returned nome AL
or spending II number ut days win MS
mother at East Liverpool.
l. stephens, who has been HlSltlnG rel
ativrs a, F'ruStburS has. r"lurn"d hnm":
David Henry ~ seriously III 1T ms
home on Marshall street. =.
Jim H"SwurIh Of MI. FieaSahl Is
spending the day In this city,, ,-,
Misses Sarah Lemon ana lIdna fln
ncgan have returned HON" after spend
iuE a few weeks at WGudruT.
George Lemon is ahlr Ia he ABOUT
again after II severe Illness.
Tho banks Of ihS city were closru
Yesterday ~ il Was election day.
Many people Of this city spent me
day in Moundsv1Il". seeing III" boys III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Brofs.


Mrs. Samuel X McEes left for New
York Yesterday. from where she Will SAIL
for Cuba Saturday.
Emerson Campbell. state tax c"'nI'''S
sioncr. Of Columbus. Is home l" N|''.
Earl Hrsl"p is confined l" MS ""''''
on sixth street with illness.
carl Wridlz. Of Camp sherman -
sncndinE Il tcn-day furlouEh nj nome
with his parents
loo McMullrr and Thomas Marker
will spend the Weekend at SlstcfSFli'e
visiting friends. .,,
The front of Johns cigar store. VIII
soon be rcmndelcd.
Johns Cigar Company hay" received
one of the fines; shipments or pipes
eycr Displayed in this city.
Clvdc Coss. local mail carrier. was
off duty yesterday because OF Illness
Mr. Etngle. Of North Seventh street Is
seriously i'll. ,,
Miss Virginia Green. who has been
cun0ned to her home on North S'N'h
street by Illness. Is able to ne out.
Norbert SoncStrcct. Of Canton. IS
snnrdinr a few days with relatives in
this city. -
Mrs William Davis is confined to h"r
norma in Hanover street by Illness.
Don wilson is confined I" MS huI'e
on Seventh street with Spanish lh''"-
erza. H..
clarence Armstrong Is confined {" mis-
home In Grant avenue by illness
Mrs James Dickson, or Elm street
ref, Yesterday for ST. Petersburg. fIa''
10 spend the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Spanish INFLUENZA 1.-THE Way
TO TREAT II AND TO AVOID It

,wo days or more after the fever has
I,r, you. or # YOU are over 50 or not
strong, stay in bed four days or more.
according to the severity OF tao attack.
HOW TO AVOID TEE DISEASE.
Evidence socms to prove that this is
n germ disease, spread principally by.
human contact. chiefly through cough
ing, $nccHing or splitting. So AVOID per
sons having rolds--which means avoid
INK cr"whs--common drinking cups
roller towels, etc. Keep up your no',iF
strength hy plenty of exercise IN the
open air. and good food.
KEEP FREE FROM COLDS.
Above all, avoid colds. as colds irr',
tat. the lining OF the air passnEeS anu
r.nJrr them much better breeding
rlac.s for tho germs. Use Eicks Napo-
Rub nj the very first sign or colo. f"F
n head cold. melt little Fapo-Nno IN
snnru and inhalr the vapors. or nc''''
STILL. use Varo-Ruh in penzoin h'e"'''
kettle. If this liz not available. use an
ordinary ,ea-kcttlr. Fill half full OF
boiling water, nut in half n teaspoon or
VornRuh from time To tiinc-keep IN"
kettle lust slowly boiling ana ihhai"
the steam arising.
NorE-virk's VnpnRuh Is the dtscov-
CRY of q North Carolina druggist. wh"
found how To- combine in salHe 1orm'
Mcnthoi and Camph"r with such Foia-
tile oils AZ T:uralyntus. Thyme. Cupeos
c,c., So that when the salrc is applied t"
tho nrdv heat. these ingredients arc lib
Grated il, the form Of vapors. Napoltub
can ". had In three sizes ut all drug
rists While comparatively new in GER
lain parts Of the north. it is the stand
ard home remedy In the south and west
for all forms Of cold troublcs-orer six
million jars were sold last year. Vapo-
Rub is particula rly recommended Tor
children's' croug or colds. as It n ex-
formally applied and can. therefore, be
used freely nd often--without the
slightest hay 1lE effect. IL -. $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calcmel.
DR.. Edwards, a pr-ct!cing physician
for II years and calomei's old-timc
enemy, discovered the formula 70. Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel. but ahealing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" of these
little sugar-coatcd, o!lrc-co!ored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth"-a
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid liver and are consti-
pated, you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right. Try them.
~ and Csc per bq ~ druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
WELLSBURG
George Marsh Dead.

On Monday evening. death claimed one
of WcllsburGs much respected cNi%'hS'
George r. Marsh. aged GS yours hHar'
trnuhIo being tn" CaG"c Of death.
-rhrnuchouj his If" tim" Mr.. Marsh was
faithful worker and for some years
PAST was tho we'll known and arrr'clat"h
ear, tak.r Of tho Court House" Il" easy
,,si. \ man devoted to family anu
friends a mrmh"r If III" W"!lshurE
Christian church. h" won many friends
Mr., Marsh was born and reared IN
Trunkr county. moving t" -W"lIs"urG III
1855.
Tho Deceased ia survived by Mrs
Marsh. two daughters. Mrs. Ella Row
man cr WcllshurE. Mrs. ElAr"nc" barhc''
Of Tullausheo and four sons. Frank, n
GARNER near Mincn Junction. Ohio: E0SS
!, Edgar H.. and James X. Marsh, all IF
W"ilShurS.
Funeral services Will II" held from IN"
1nmc on Main str""t. on Wednesday, AZ
,cIncuu nj three o'clock. lnt"rmcnt In
brooke cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
BELLAIRE
Rev. Father John Currau.

NRev. Father John Curran. Of Column
bus, formerly Of this city. died Tues
day morning at Columbus following a
few days Illness Of Spanish influenza.
REV. Curran was 80 years Of age. He
was born in Bellaire. He was ordained
q priest IN 1907. the ordination services
being held at st. Johns church IN This
city. with PIT. Rev. Bishop Hartley, OF
Columbus. and Rev. Father Wchrle.
then pastor Of the church. conducting
the services. Following his ordination
he was assigned as assistant pastor Of
the Sacred Heart Church Of Columbus.
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Sarah Curran. Of Guernsey street. this
city, two brothers. William. Of Bellaire.
and Thomas Curran. now with the
American e1pedItionary forces in
France. and two sisters. Mre. Henry
Cummings. Of Canonsburg. Pa. and
Miss Sarah Curran. at home. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
"NOSTRIOLA"

NnStrinla is antiS"ptic. cleansing,
opens air passages aud prevents diseases
Of Nose. Throat and bronchial Tubes.
Tho germ which causes Spanish lnflu-
cnZa and n great many other dangerous
Diseases. resides In the nose, throat and
bronchial tubes.
Proper precautionary measures should
hc taken speedily in order In prcv"H:
taking cold rs an acute cold may prov"
To be an acute attack of Influenza or
Pneumonia.
Don't takc chances. but get NOSTRl-
OLA Balm. ns Liquid with Nostri"ln
Lot every member of the family start
using N0STElOLA night and morning.
"Nostriola" and "MUs.tur-PEP" us
Sold here (undcr money back" guaran
TWINS, Eogo-Davis, and all good drug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Narrow Escape From Death.

Miss Ala Davidson. we'll known telc-
phone operator nr N"rih Seventh street.
marie WY ,$,nrc,! Iea;h on the tracks or
IN, W. x l.. T. ra:l"oAd yesterday while
returning homo from her work. She
was crossing Il, lark street. when her
ankle turned causing her In fall on the
tracks, Il; THAI place. and hnd IT not been
for The uuIci; action OF the engineer
aboard thu approaching train she would
have been instantly killed The train
was stopped when within about seven
feet Of her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

one dollar for each year Of welded hap
pinrss Of the bride and groom.
\ peculiar thing concerning the cele-
bratiOn was the fact that this cclcbra-
tinn was the fourth Of its kind in the
Atkinson family. three other brothers
living to celebrate theirs. this making
the fourth in the family.
During the evening quite 4 number Of
friends and neighbors called to express
their good wishes and congratulations.
All departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. AZ
l;'nsun many years Of welded haN1i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
MARTINS FERRY
Not Reporting for Practice.

Coach Graham stated last evening
that unless the members ~ the Nigh
school football tenn reported more reg
ular.pr0ctIc" would y" suspended for IN"
rest ~ the week, Martins t"rr% has
Il championship team. hul II Sh" intends
t. tIilnld this honor til" candidates for
tho team vail hnv" 10 prl".!r" more dill
;..rn,ly. \ numi,"r ii The boys have not
reported for several days. this makes
things look rather !.&c"uraGInS and i'll
time will d" more injury to Il team than
anything; cl$r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
FIGHT "FLU," STOP GRIP PAINS,
CHEST COLDS AND PNEUMONIA BY
USING N0STRI0LA And MUS-TUR-PEP
Watch the Danger Signals Don't Take Chances AN Ounce OF
Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure
"MUS.tur-PEP"

For quick relief from Headache. Ecu-
ra!Eia. Backache. Grip" Pains. or Ghost
Cnlds (Which may lead to pneunonia)
Grcascless "MGS-;ur-PE'P" is surcst and
best.
GrcascIoss MIS- tur-PEP' will no:
soil the linen. "rubs right in and II has
got the pep" Accept only the genu-
inc "MUS-tur-PEP" put out by the
Nostriola Balm Co. Wheeling. W. Va
TN red. wh:rr and blue cartoon) and you
will not be disappointed.
Prompt preventive measures Is the
proper thing now. Don't take chances:
hu: get tho gen.uine "MCS-tur-PEP'
from your druggist today. and keep II
handy for instant use when needed By
any member Of the family day or night
ed in combination or Independently.
tco) by Griest s. Co., ColeInnu's, Eau's,
gists.
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Briefs.

Mrs. Harry K""EI"r left for S1rnnc!i-
viii. Yesterday to spend Il few days WIN
relatives. ,.:.,. ,.is;,or ,t 81
I Hirs ,'hos Srh.li is confined 10 her
home ~ Fix" street with illness.
Wr nnd Mrs. H. \. $haiicr r"iurnea
from Paddock. Pa. wh"r" ;hcE a'''''"-
cd lie funeral Of Il re- atINH.
Thomns PursEl"vc. Jr is recovering
I,SS,a 90 aIrrcirr Of East Liverpool. WIS
:. business visitor in this city yesterday
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Simply the Old-Fashioned Grip
Masquerading Under
a EeW Name.

Spanish inlurmHa. which arTcar"" III
Spain in May. has MI tn" arTrAran'" 81
grip or In Erirr"."hl'h hH" *w'p' Over
the world in numerous "rid"mi''$ *' I'r
back Ms history runs. llirp"'ral"S
refers tn An epidemic in Az Is. e.. when
Is regarded Us many To- have h"cn tnilu-
cnza. Every century has had us AT
lacks. Beginning; with 1891. tins '"Hh-
try has had live cpidrmirS. the last !"
lSS?-Gn.
There Is no OCCASION for ranic--!n'!h-
nnZa or prir has IL very lnw p"rf"hlHEr
Of fatfliti"%--m"t over ono death "U' ~
every four hundred r;"cS. according l"
y. t. lirard Of Health. The chlrl dah-
ger lies IN compiled iGnS arising. hla'N-
Ing principally patients in run "n"n
r"nditi"n--ihos" wiz" dom; =" |" h"
soon enough Or those who Ert up t""
early.
TIE TREATMENT.
Go Ia bod AT the first symptoms. not
only for your Nv nsak" tut |" avon"
spreading tn" his"H$" t" "th"rS--thkf u
rurrntiyv. ,.at plenty of nuuri$h;nE food.
remain perfectly quiet md don't W"FrE'
Nature herself is the only cure" FOR IN
llurnxa and will throw OF the attack y
only YOU cun:"rv" your strength. y NJ
tie Quininr. Aspirin OF lbbNrrs l"wG"T
may h" given 10y In" physicians dir"r-
lions To allay the aching. Always call
n physician. sine" the, chief danger OF
grip is in its weakening effect on IN"
system. which allows complications 70
devcl~2. These are chiefly pneumonia
and bronchitis. sometimes Inflammation
Of the middle ear, or heart affections
l'..r these reasons. it is very important
that the patient remain in bed until his
strength returns-stay in bed at least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Animal Reoor.

Cook Danford. chairman. and Walter
C. Upperman. clerk OF tho local draft
board, have about completed the report
Of statistics Of tho local board for the
first year. The report shows that about
900 draftecs har" been sent to camp
from the Bcllaire district. and about 100
others to the nay and marine corps.
The report will DC sent to the state
draft officials.
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,.df,ntte1y Postponed.

Because Of the Spanish lnfluenza s .ms
,,nn,tne Of the woman's Benefit ASSOC
"in,!on Of the Macabbees Of this Guy
which was to be held this evening was
indntjniteiy postponed. However, mem,
hcrs wishing to pay their dues nia'
leave same with the secretary and treas
urer. Miss Flora Marker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
MCMECHEN


This city was in n continual Hnroar
yesterday due To tho election. Nor"
p", pie wcr" seen on tn" streets, IMAM
has h"rn seen sine" tn" Spanish lniiu
"n2l hrok" cut. Arguments were heard
on all corners. and several iiShiS were
Ihr,ntcIi"d The vot" in the city was
hight du" In The influenza and tn" war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

A machine owned and driven ~ ~. ~ ~,
Enrr was badly damaged at tho 1ooL ~
Hanover street yesterday morning WV" mos
hit by q North York car. M nr-,yrd
driving to his work ana when u" .tn rho
,hn crossing he failed TO notice tn.
,'r,rnochIne car. a fender OF tho ca.
np pG ona wheel Of tho car were oa"'s
5 ,' Mr.. Kerr escaped unhurt'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
Influenza Cases.

Two casrs OF spanish inhu"rza have
dnv"lnred here during the last week. y.
r. Mcconnell and his litu" *nn. 'ir"rE"
Albert. who have contracted IN" disease.
were uuitr i'll. but ar" improving. Thcs"
ar. tho only rnscs that have developed
in his community. but it is not Likely
that the quarantine will be lifted this
week
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nr TT n Werlich .

After short Illness Of PNEUMONIA hr
Thomas Hudson Werlich. di"d at his
homo Tuesday morning at three O'Clock.
Services Will he held NJ his late home on
Ninth street Wednesday afternoon nj
three. o'clock. lnlcrmcnt ut Washington.
Pa. Friday
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Fin Victim.

Funeral services for Jacob NhHrncn'
1s-ynnr old son Of MIR. and Mrs. J"Scr,'
Vayrorh of the Eartnn line. StYp -.
who PASSED away, al! his home M ,i,,'mt ,
lnm,rn,irJ from III" Influenza, Will b" III
rhnrr" Of the E.hrmian society. Fnrth
or arrangements have not been COM
rlrtCd,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06

Yct<crday being tl"'i0n o"E I"W
I,o".n,.rr regardless of tho fact that ihr
.al"nn. wcr" closed number su:rr"d"''
in obtaining enough IT ''I"hM hnrl len
r ro To- make hiu happy. They VII
be given tho "pr"rtnniiy ih,s mHrn,ni
~ 'xnlnin hrfnr" Mayor .lunkins. ALL
,,i,, ,trnh,blv receive. ;hc usual five and
cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
rwentY-et2nt Patients.

Twenty-eigkt influenza patients are
now confined in the special ward at the
City hospital. according to reports yes
terday. The ward is crowded to It's
capacity with influenza patients.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
1o-,,,1, Child Dies,

Stacy, the twn-year-old daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. Flora Poppy died ycstcr-
Sey morning at 10 o'clock at the ram
tI,: home. III Burlington Road. follow
trs o hrief illness Of influenza. Funera!
.a an,.,css will be- held this afternoon al :
:, - Tnterment will take place at XIV
srview cemetery. Several other men'ptr ;
OF the family are belfast with the ais
case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-06
To Plrv Wheeling.

The. fast Martins Ferry Playground
football team Will clash WITH the NoFIh
Wheeling Stars SUNDAY afternoon AZ l '"9
o'clock at Tunnel Green. y large num-
her Of 'rootcrs will accompany the home
team to encourage tho boys on 10 VIC
tory,