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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
Congregational Church.

Sunday evening sermon: 1.-THE For
gotten Asset" At this evening SER
vice . special selection sung by the Ia
dies quartet, Mrs. NJ. o. Swenson and
the Misses Bess, Mary and Hazel Ea-
ton: Orchestral music is planned for
this service.
The regular monthly offering for Red
Cross next Sunday.
Baird Lomas will lead the c. E.
meeting. This will be the regular
monthly Conservation service of the
society. Topic, ''Service in Church
and Community. +
Morning service, 11:00. Evening,
500. Sunday School, 1916. C. E. meet
ing, ZOO. A cordial welcome to all.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
Methodist Church.

The sermon themes for Sunday, June
Ind, are: Morning, Preparedness and
the Call to Service" and evening,
"Opportunity.'' Services at II .. m.
and at 8 p. m. The-vested choir will
render special music.
Glasses for all ages in our splendid
Bible School 1T 10 q. m. Devotional
service Of the Epworth League ct 700.
Topic, Education the Doorway to
Service" Leader, Miss Maude Wealth.
erford. A cordial welcome for every
body. g. ri .s, .-..:, Fl
The w. F. M. s. meets this after
noon 1T the home of Miss Ruth Emslie.
Mrs. Weatherford. Leader. '''s
The Home Guards are to be enter
tanned ct the home Of Miss Norma
Stevens Saturday afternoon. =
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
Ssoe New..Steek.

n. p. Lydon recently added to bic
bunch Of stations the American bred
Shirs stallion Big Tom 1865. This
horse 10 1--WE years old and was pur-
chased from Fred White Of Volga City,
Iowa. !, He 10, Of the big ton type and
hkS tie rest Of the Shire breed has. The
big fiat bone seldom found in any other
breed. This horse will make the sea.
son west and northwest Of Cresco. AO-tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
For Sale!

The Mahsn property for sale. Three
lots In the business section, south Of.
the Schneider Store Buildings on Mar
ket St. Each lot 60x160. Ons,half
cash. balance two years. time. A good
location for garage or feed barn.
Plenty Of yard room. 22.] 39t3
u. WV. FITZGERALD, Agt.,
S. III Adams st., Spokane, Wash.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
: Cssl Boy No. e6l4

The Registered Mammoth Jack Good
Boy, No. 6614, owned by A. J. Owens,
Cresco, Iowa, will make the season at
the John Owens farm one mile north Of
CEesco. -
TERMS: $500 to insure live foal.
Mares sold or otherwise disposed Of
will be considered in foal, and the fee
will become due and collectible Ut once.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
First Class Pia.s Lesseas.

). The report that l was the first
teacher in Creseo to raise price Of
lessons to Is cents for half hour lessons
10 not true. My rates sre the same, %
ID years past-ten dollars for . term
OF twenty half hour lessons, or fifty
cents straight for half hours. I would
suggest that persons wishing my serv-
ices would see me personally and not
inquire Of the public. s..>-.. ..s
,.. w. MISS LAuRAINE MEAD.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31

The usual services will be held next
Sunday, the pastor preaching. ..sa
Morning theme. The BeggaF and
His Benefactor.
Evening subject, .:Ths Pfsctica Use
Of the Lords Supper" .5'''sf t{*i.a
! The Lords Supper will b observed
1t the close Of the evening service. Of
which time the hand Of fellowship viii
be extended to new members.
Our s. S. and B. Y. P. U. ct the
regular hours. s."
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31

The Greatest MDehsr II de Weld
10 the Red Cross. Help . most worthy
cause by coming to the basket social
and free entertainment given ct the
school house one and half miles east
Of the New Oregon cemetery, May 81,
ct $50 p. m. -
Aletha Ahern, Teacher.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31
Senator.

an, candidate for the Republican
nomination TOR state Senator ct the
June primary election.
H. L. SPAULDING.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-31

To close the estate of G.. Meverden
the store building on Elm Street and
the residence property, with 8 lots,
just east of the Court House will DE
sold. See or write
36-tf w. II. Tillson, Executor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Early British Staten emit.

LONDON. July c".-Furthcr Sr"und
has boon gained h. N" l'ri'i%h IN me
NrhuIcrnn region on the front b"lwrcn
Albert and Arra$. tn" var 0illc" an
nounccd to-day Tho RrtlS! lik"~lSc'
I'm copjunt,t ion with tho French. carried
n,lt :, srcrr>c fu! ~. rpr.S" To The Souih
Of IlorS-l:-","nn'auN. cast "f AmicnS'
in vhir'I prisoners w"rc taken.
Tho German trenches w'r" "ntcrN"H
during IN, nigh, by british raidIne
n,-,i,s =; several points m IN" 'front.'
;ncl,rlina, Melville. Nila<>'. and n"7th
If Eailluil and prisoners taken
TIL, statement reads:
"Furthrr ground was mad" by our
troops. yesterday southeast "' h"p""
terrc and - hostile bombing ATTACK III
this rrirhb"rhuod WAS r"ruiS"n W.
cap;nrrd u COW prisoners.
an conjunction with French trH"rs
VIC carried rUt successful minor en-
trrrrier last night south Of NiilHrS-
Errtonncnux. capturing few prisoners
and rlHrh!r" guns.
"nur ruidirlr parties entered IN" en-
cmv's trenches during IN" n'Ght a.
i\cuyillc-Nilassr. ut CalnnI'-Sur-s-H-lE s
and north Of Haillrul. and brought na'N
prisoners. \ hostile rnid IN IN" IhS'
mentioned sector was ?InulsHd.
..Thr hostile artillery was active IN
, The l.ocrc sector
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PROBING BUM BOMBS
Continued from First Pase.)

-:nri"s ihni ''h"lham nIr'rHGi w"r' ihfN
IN c,t,in= - he S"cnc nf the attack
"i. not "'E>rw,-.. promptly '"u III" Job.
Such stories know Ia he uiSrrprci III
f4rtou - thu Iu,rs. I-h". wrr" th"re
and I-rrp.d 'wu bnmhs. TN" explosion
If either nrr If which might HAY" boon
nfrrctiv" ~ destroying the hostile
craft
'Th. wh,.ic r,.rurrrnrG from SIra'-
c::ia i,"I,f a.. View 'rji.r"~>'S ~. ds H
H.. -h.ri - ridr.ui"u~. | E"Tf H. Ger
man. credit iur l.rI ,E@ m"f" sens" INA n
80 waste eu,"! gmmuuit' IN On r"url"
Of ,:,.,w~ w"rir hardly NOR" than ~ :
alru4u,l,imr mat saii> r',"In. md b.
ii-N" their wh"l" u"rfnrInanr" MS duo
ia - desire ,u impress IN" AIn' ri"hn
,uhlh' with III" n"lrnrs" "f tie 'icrnlH n
nu.ruiIuns and /" rXC!tc rarIfiEis. whom
lh"v think 50 Numerous in this Cnuh-
try T." renewed activities 20 end the
var. II WAS NOR" or l.Ss in The nature
nf II circus stunt dom" also /" impress
the German people with tn" IDEA tha'
thc submarine w.irfar" is beng carried
Ia the very shores Of America. and TIA;
thu. campaign Of friGhtfuln"SS * hc1n2
wnrrd rclrntlcssly."
Va further reports from the Subma-
.rin" wore received to-day although a
,tgIlant watch WIS kept along tn" coast
Ivy naval patrol boats and hydro-alr'
planes.
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Move Quickly countered.

rN!;iS. July .. When I'll" liavarlan
,r,yn prince answered ia" '"rinAh
crown princes appeal for help an" S"i''
some. az MS divisions from IN" ti'HrHS
IRON; &, aid ii" 'i.'rinHuS IN III" NAH"
grl.cn, an .ol'!nl number "i Eri;ISh '!''.-
s!rnS wHS ,I"tach"d from III" n"r' her''
front an,I moved "a thu l.ttH" S't'"r
,niith,x. It at ithcInIS. tn" t'ritlS" h!NI-
sinuS were composed I'll i'.'''d troops.
l. - interesting I" mo-" t1!h' 'i''
i:ri,i<h divisions or III" front S''!' invest
az I;h.iuas; huv" AGAIN taken ih'' same
pIar., n, IN" hH'll' order whI'h I u"
90 cuii.h when drlv"n back IN IN" NH
of. nsIv.. Their tranSpor, from IN"
!:ri,ish 'front.' IN tn" CHAMPAIGN" ir"hi
WAS executed IN n most skiltul manner
French troops. says La l.ih"Ti". r"i''
tiru., u cross thu river Marn" IN S'r"Hi;
force nurth"t~; al 'ha'"tu- hlFFr!
'i'h.y are following rarldiT On III" hrrsH
81 tn" ..n"ry. VIII" cannot long h"id
ground with General l"MitrT'S army
coming ~ from III" S"iith AMI i"n"rn'
p.r;"uit.'s array coming from tn" west
Thu latter. army already has reached ih'
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WHEELING BOY
DIES At CAMP
John oberdick Passes Away Suddenly
Mt Camp Wood, Nd.

John Dhcrdick. AGED about twenty
.;ix yours died suddenly nj Camp Wood
Maryland. following Il brief illness ac-
rnrd!uE t. word r"r"!E"h her" SrN"ral
day4 ;IEn. Tho news nf his death comes
Us Il great shock Ia his many lrlchdS
rs It,, VAS Il very popular young man.
No details Of what cTusrd his dcath
have been learned. tho message" re-
cri,cd only saying h" was dead and In"
body would bo shipped home.
Mr. Obcr1ick WAS tho son OF James
rhrrdick who lives on Seventeenth
street. He was II graduate hf Wherllng
High and WAS we'll known IN aihl"ti'a
circles having, been an athlct" IN hlGh
school
Tho body s expected u array" THIS
morning and will hr tukrn TO tho lam
lily homo ny tho Schmcichel lnd"r'ak-
ins company. \ squad II s"ldi"rS IS
accompanying tho body and WI act
as an escort ri honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Pc, {. DISCUSSES
RATE INCREASE
Charleston Officials Here to Meet With
Traction Company Officers.

The hearing "f thr Wheeling Traction
Company and tn" Panhandle Traction
Company. concerning the requested pms
enngrr and freight rate increase ~ inc
) Public Service CommiS Sl"n was hcId
yesterday Mt the Hotel MCl.urc but No
definite DECISION was r"a"h"d
hftcr hearing tn" statements "f IN"
companies, telling Of the Increased '"S'
of npcration. as labor. fuel. mhtcTlal
ntr.. the commission drc"!"d NOT - max"
a decision until further consideration
for Il few days.
Tho Traction com panrrS claim with
The much higher cost al operation !h'H
are working 1T Il loss anu "'''Ih'''',,
III, inrrcysr They ask AN increase ~
ono cent on each zone. making inc
fare six cents.
Those here. attending III" fnEH,' ar
Hon /: {; Rider president or tho .rnm-
mission. =. L. =. Wii"s. and Iuder r.:
+ Morgan. all of Charleston Ih"E
form the commission ana MAJ" '''l
hearing many eases within III" past
few weeks.
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important Gains.

P.AElS. Jrily 2"".~-rushinS IN s"4th r;
Seasons thr French hnTr crossed thS
scissors %, 'halcau-1hIcrr: road north OF
N:llcmontoirr. upp"Slt" Bu%anry.' lh6
Temps announces t"-imy IN describing
tn" situation III tho scissors area.
EillcmOnruirC is y: miles south 81
scissors. RuAanc? is about NIL? ana
IL half northeast Of NIli@m"ntoiTc. ~
the cast, rly side Of the Snis>nn:.
rhatcau-ThiCrry read.
The allied advance is approaching TN;
rnad still further - the north. ON Nh:
from; To the west a. Snissons tn" S!iul'
ton has rrlnrlEtd stationary. Til
Gcrmar~ are offering G"$pcrat' resist
Hin" 10 III" allies in the "ntir" SCiSSon1
AREA a. TIC =r;Ivr consequences. - ihcn
If withdrawal rom the town arr APP
parcn; AID tn. struggle is continuing
with great severity.
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region Of Chatelct wood. General De
''"utte's troops. which hav" been light
ing hard since the beginning If M.
c"untcr-oH"nSiv". last night crushed H..
'h"rt mad" by the ticrinauS and took
l.6h6 prisoners.
Information received In Paris this
morning says that Er:nci patrols. uprr-
aiing beyond 6haicau-Thi"rry. hay"
learned that tho r"trcat of the Grrluuu@
extends several mflcs deep Tlt, Ter
man artillery can Sritrr"l: Ia. heard, this
seemingly indicating 'h:t Tho biz guns
haze been ordered removed /" ih.. r..lr.
In their rapid HdvHnc'' north ~ H..
river 'urc'. French infantry rap;Ur.,l
u battery az French G-iuch guns whirh
tn" French had abandoned on May -.
Sine" that tim" tn" guns had h.'.n used
br IN" Germans. 'rh" French mluc-
G!atcly put them into ijnu. rpalnSi tho
enemy. aS tn" GcrInnn& dri not have
Tine 10 destroy them.
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naval district here indicated the pres
cnce Of the Submarin" III this vicinity
since saturday. Captain orrin Bart
lett uc plymouth reported that abou;
dusE Saturday night he sighted the
p"risc"rc If suhrrnrin" f"ur miles OF
the port nf Plymouth. lt' sad h was
III l motor boat and rloar enough I" tho
DrriS"npn positively 20 IDENTIFY IL rs
pnr; az "uhm"rSlHlr.
iIis report placed IN" ewhrarirc well
within Massachusetts Rr:. Other Ee-
ports ot tn" pr"e"nr" NJ III" Nndersea
boat have also been received. hut not III
all cases hav" they been Of 4 concl"-
sive nature.
\ rcntn-" or ~" attack yesterday.
near orleans. vas ihc fact that the sub
marine opened t!rc without warning.
In ill other reported cases Of attack
unn~ 80 A~'or'"nr ctwi@~ boat v'"-:'
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prisoners. tho number being more than
has hccn announced and new patches
uf captiyrS Rrr striving. Tho number
cr unwoundcl prisoners nE"nc Tar tx
rccds the total casualties OF the allied
irnrpr since 81" Victorious advance b.
gan.
The number nE UndanaC"d cannon
taken hy tn" allies is very large and
IS constantly il, raising. Wills ut inc
Same rln,r .lurra QUANTITIES. If ammuni-
tlrn have been captured.
'rh" RdvAnr" 0f III" armies c"i'-
mandcd By General Mans!n and Cen
rr:,l n"Eoutte. OF thls flank. avcraGc:'
lon kIlumc'crs. will" General FrrIh"lo'.
who is smashing At tho other side Of
tho pocket ccntaining the defeated Ter
mans. il also progressing spprecia6.F.
The French, Americans and British arr
working in closest l".opera'loa and
with absolute confidence.
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French Comment.

PARIS Ii,i,. ~ Commenting m ~"
G.rnou withdrawal On The SoiSS"nS-
line. Marcel Hutin. IN
the Feb" DO i'ariS. SAHS:
"1,bo orfru<ivt. cunIinurs--"urs.
!. has needed all tho reserves which
promised victory 10 III" '''r'ldi P',l''
he says. n attempt to stop inc "n''"
progress. which continu's hrEc''h -
The enemy has been lprHGd To ies'>'
to tho last ounce. II" WAS '"'np''''iN
beaten al chateau ThI"rrE. from "n''"
lie Scarnp"rrd off. permitting MUM"
ical aIvanC' up /" SUNDAY h'S"' W.
firtern klom"trrS.
several Franco American UNITS "A'"
crossed n" Marine. NJ. Hn''h h""~,
which rrcSnG"S that the river SOON VIII
ne entirely cleared Of GcrmanN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

ORLEANS. Mas. July ." Efforts
w"r,. l"ing ! In,in i"-dmy by "r""kinE
Acct Ia ruiq.. III" thr"" hHrE"S SUNK ny
u GERMAN submarines On shore near hero
Yesterday and salvage fourth barge
:,ni Tho .,!s Forth AIuhnv. damaged by
, smell fir from IN" Suhm'rsIbi".
l. the hnrG"4 and tuIs can nc saFrd.
as cNprr!,lI. tho exploit Of rrsi"rdhN
VIII prove It rus'ly bit "f business for
he uirrmnn< /, IS estimated that the
three ,urrcdnoz launched NJ III" boat
cost $lI. non ari"r" IN say nothing Of III"
other ammunition expended In III" hour
and a halls bombardmcnt Of The YES
sc1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

BOSTON. imly 2-.--iil Tho facilities
y, thr command bf :hr first naval dis
trict were brought mi" play to-day in 4
search OF N"w England waters for N"
German submarine which attacked nnh
sank three burgess yesterday ~ tapc
cod UI1hin vl"w 81 III" Orleans shore.
Though N" port Nc Boston was not
rl"scd. merchant ships and other m
protected craft wcrn warned of tho dam
ger of leaving harbor. Tho submarine"
was headed south when last soon y.a-
tcrday. but naval authnritirS expressed
the opinion that the boat might bob up
again off tho New England coast. aud
-----:...l cl = . IL.
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OHIO NEWS NOTES.

ATHENS - E.cau$, seen draI l'u
MINERS w..r. not .E;r"n thrir pay WRIT
thny aui, SATURDAY ncht. 500 vent ., :.
STRIKE Th* u:"p w"r" promised ''''''
S-EW rpNiE.pSTGWN--N scrvicr flag
with i5n n,u,.,s, wa dedicated 'hSs
NTHENS-WinfrHd Kinder. miner
was shc: and fatally wounded ~ Al 81
runrnt on Il tram. ,s.,o,,
t'0SHOcToN-Th rrw Cochoclo'I
most Office has been opened. IL Cost
sI5.o0n.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thrE
- ,be Consolidated ti;tS and on c"'u-
panv announced tina; III" company would
shut down - plant.
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Lafn French Renort.

FAIRS. july 2".--lIcavy German
r"un:nr-nitark" launched for tho rur-
pose "f checking tho progress nf ;hc
allies hrr w"rm tn" Marn' aud IN" purcH
to-day Wcr" without avail. according 10
tho war ..!lir, ann run"cn"nt Tonight,
and ~, f'r"n'h ami lir.l:::hs mndc fur
lh"r advances ~ tn" region of la troiN
AMI GriSuilrS. a. we'll rs northeast "i
Mont 81 i'"r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

WNSllNt;TON. July CT" protect
tn" coal supply EuinG into New E'iiElhhH
From southern ports from IN" menace
~ sUhm" RIM operations "if I'M NS's
England coast. control and operation III
tho tapn COD rlnni is 10 he taken over
hv tho gnvrrnnlrnl. President wilson
il expected t" issue III" formal rrocIa-
nation Tomorrow.
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IONS while the Italians arc Keeping un
,h.ir pressure against IN" Au"tr'thS'
t,.;, IN M. Italian ta"a;r" dnd IN Al
hama Ia M. iai:"- r"Si"n c"nSid"r-
;,lI. ground has been gained along INC
lrynli river.
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cd III both arms w fragments Of shells
Is resting comfortably. His wounds
whilr painful. are not serious. Other
members uf tho crew and their families
arc none III? wnrs" for inrIr experience.
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tWATIIAM. Mass. Iuly GA dlrlG-
bl" hHll0rII whiCh has been missing
Crnm 'hc naval nvintion station h'r"
sine" Eriday landed a. SunlncrSld'. y
:. according to word r"""jE'd hrr" To-
nigh! It's hire" occupants yer" re-
I,"rtrd suf"
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Special Dispatch I" l II" tal'!!'~' -, ,!,,,-ncr
cOLCMRUS. O.. July .."..--''"fsen"'
,CoX is planning Legislation dealing W..
rGerrnan instruction AMI "th"t H'a't
iaffectinc German - thus *iat,. ' -"
;nounceS he Will appoint u F'."'',' 80
ilawycr and 4 E"puh!."au ia"N"- IL ''' >'
,Attorncy General NJ ''!''' n "t"''''~
laws to bring ab"u; "h:tnSeS
George V. Sh>ri1!a: nf ,hiS 10y So
erctary Of the oh,r Stat" M"di''t
,ciation. has been placed IN rat'S' ,,,er,
tcampaiSn TO orcani"" OH" mrot';'t nv :,
for any war SsrSiv" thu; may o. i,Sh'"
ROT them. Th.rr ar. ar""' S.nno phHS
kcianS in Ohio and II - 'Np'Se'u ,n,
fpledge OF scrvir, 20 cher country.
According % L report made puoiI,
today by the stat" hank sun'r1ntrnornt
ithc SOL Stat" BANKS N - hau 49,
gross earnings "t $i".?"i.4 500. an >"r
crease of $6.l. '.''". or - PER S''''
Net earnings amounted -. Sll.N92.-,..
ian increase ~ s@,H."N". "- 2,S
While all banks wcr" Prosperous.
k+hos.. or the larger r.;,Hs w"e" Hrn-
scinally 50, NJ; .rru,ncS Of TIL -
hanks outside III" larger ''it1.'s snow"
fu,hiic those ~ 'r"!.s." showed u S;.i"
kor 10 per cent: canton. - i@,r 'SH ~.
GDayton, c25 and Cleveland. -".''
banks OF Youngstown showed 4 gain 90
s45.S per cent ami th"SH ~
KS pe- cent on their 'apttiu-
-. s2l,eol,Tsl in Interest.
T. Gross earnings % III" ~ St:dc ot'nS
10, cIevelaud amounted TO 1904 per crfit
Ion the capital 80 per cent h'E"'' ''>'''
AMY other city IN tho state 80, Nh, =
interest paid dcp.'sItors was y W
Eys1 an increase IL S3.Ilo.6h.. or !" p''
scent. cr-,csa;cd
ts4 S3I15., On increase Of N'"i.-"H; ~
- n 49, conf NJ. ":C-ntnSS CARRIED 10
Enfroius amounted {" s@.9H6.6S or b."
H,er cent Of total earnings ,,
Total capit.L and surplus 'h''N'u
hn the 50 banks at the close. OF oasl,
go. D,cen,ber ST. was S9+.SN.I"'. y
krain Of s&.o57,1SS during the year. o.,
The percentage OF gross earnings ~
EreateSt ever shown.
/ Tho TtrnlSen Roller Bearing 'cn1npanH'
&-anton, has been authorized oS ,ne
ksecretary Of state 70 nsceS;e IN ,,,n Tinn
EaI stock from 100000 t" St".''''''
LARGO increase In dcxtns during the
horst year of the war is, shown IN q
REPORT made public todsy~>oy the state
board Of health. n,,o
From 1913 t" 1915. thf'ttsse99NSs1S ~, - ~. y
Sdeath rate from this causeVaS ~ IN q
formulation Of 100000. b0f year this
t'u In la1T ,h"r" wec" s;s9e deaths ron S1
Tuberculosis OF IN" iu,sss, 20 nIne
with $3.50 IN 1915. an increase vi 'A''-1
Spc- 100. 300. ..,.,-.
or las, years victims ot this disease
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

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erc,ary Of the uh,n Stat" M"dic"i ~
iciation. has been placed IN "harG" q, , ~
tcampaign 70 orcani"" OHIO medt'a! '',t
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kcians in Ohio and Ii - "Ni">cIHd w. 49,
n great majority II ;h"in W'II SlIh -"
pledge OF SCrvir,. 20 cher country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
OHIO NEWS

Special Dispatch t" Thu tat"i!;S' nc'T.
COLUMBUS. O.. July :" -''"N's''''
,CoX is planning t"gi$!ati"n dealing w..
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iaffectinc German - tins "iat"' ~, ~,
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jlawycr and = Republican Ia"E"5 |" ,,t
,Attorncy General M,'S!"" II dr"'''"S
laws to bring abnu; changes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Early French Sta-emfn

PARIS. July @@22.-StrISu nlcrN
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

/ Tho T9rnlsen Roller Rearin < COMPANY
S.anton- has been authorized by the
Eecrctary Of stat" 70 INC rs;1s.: VS. , mn, np
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-26
An Ordinance.

An ordinance to Regulate the Traf-
fic Other Than Pedestrian Upon the
Sidewa ks in the village of Eagle Riy-
err, Wisconsin.
The Town Board OF the Town of
Eagle River, do Ordain,as follows:
Section /, No person shall drive on
or over, turn around on, or back up
on any of the sidewalks within the
village of Eagle River, without writ
ten authority from the Town Board
of Eagle River.
Section 2. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be punished by fine OF not less
than one dollar nor more than five
dollars, or by Imprisonment in the
county jail for not less than ten days
and not more than twenty-five days,
together with the qayment of all dam
ages or expenses incurred.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
is passage and publication.
Dated April 18th, 1918.
Town BOARD OF EAGLE RIVER.
II. B. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-26
Parents Should Investigate.

We were informed the first OF the
week of a condidition of laWlessness
existing in town that should be abol-
ished at once, both in the interest of
the people suffering from 1t, and for
the ultimate good of the perpetrators
themselves. Several people or families,
but particularly an old lady,
one of the oldest residents,
are the victims Of acts done by boys
or young men that should not be toll
Grated by the parents OF the offenders
or by the town authorities. The in
nocent evening pleasures OF boys or
youny men out on the streets late at
night does not mean the liberties Of
breaking down fences or heaying rock
at the doors and windows of other peo-
pie. Every parent in town should loose
no time in Investigating as to their
sons or sons share in this work which
has been going on for some little time
and put d stop to it while the stopping
is good. The town authorities have
duty to perform also in seeing that
whether home remedies are applied or,
not, that such occurrences cease with
out delay.