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nj Sc-rsc;n Esu,cinI c. ~

Del Scrricio ESpsciG! O. Ia PkhSSa.'
LONDRES, Ag0sto 20.-Var!os
cientos de personals resultaron muer-
tas Y heridas en- una verdadera ba-
ITALIA que tuvo lugar entire los guar
d:as lituanos Y IN gran numero dc
amotinados, durante los d~es6Tdenes
uue con motive del hambrc, tuvie-
ron lugar en- P~etrograGo, segun dice
IN despacho de Amsterdam reclbi-
do hoy en- cSta capital.
FL de5pacho que hace a!usion a
varios m~ensajes de la antigua cap'-
tai moscovita, recibidoS por Ia via de
Berlin. dice que despu6s de que IA
ciudad habia estado por dos dlas SILT
where's, I'm numeroSo grupo de obre-
ros organize una manifestation que
recorri6 las GALES gritando: Abajo ell
gobierno; iMuran los alemanes! iAl
kramlin!
Para evitar que los amotinados Tue
ran a cometer algunas v~io!enclas. las
autoridades dieron orden a los guar
dias lituanos para que dlso.vleran'
Ia manifestation. trabandose entonces
una verdadera refriega frente al ms
tituto Smolny. Con tai motive, las au-
| toridades d~eclararon en- seguAda Ia
Ley Marcial en- Ia clacad.
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encuentran situadas como a seis mi
Has al norte de Roye, fueron recha-
zadoS por los britanicos durante Is
noche, segun dice Ell communicate tras-
mitido del frente de batalla y que Sc
public6 hoy en- esta capital.
Tambian en- ell frente del ~saliente
del Lys. los ingleses hicieron IN q.
rance hoy. en- los alderedores de
Vieux Berquin Y &c Outersteen, hs-
biendole hecho al enemigo mas de
$50 p~risioneros.
Al norte de Roye los fRnceses han
ocupado Bracquemont y el bosqus
de Fendn = "a mayor parte de Ia
villa de R~eauvraignes.
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TEUTONES SOLO
OuIEREN CAVIAR TEMPO

Teiecranc Especial pare La PRENSA.
NUEEA YORK, Agosto 20.-Un te-
legrama enviado de Londres por Side
botham, dice que hay prueba7 evi3en-
tes de que los alemal.ls estan luchan-
do con gran denuedo : obstinacion,
con e. unico objeto de poder sanar
tempo a fin de preparar posiciones
fortificadas Y ~poderoSas en- la reta-
guardia, para retirar su Inca de pa
ITALIA.
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Re! Servicio E,2-s!=: CO LII PRENSA-


De! Servicio Ey2ee.=G CO Lii PRENS.A-
LONDRES, Agosto 20.-El D&ci-
mo Ejsrcito frances atac6 otra vez
esta manana en- IN fren-a de diez
millas, entire el Disc = Ell AisHe Y en-
breve tempo logro hacer una peae-
TRACTION maxima de dos millas en las
lineas enemigas.
SegIn djcen los inforTnes rec!bi-
dos en- eSt& capital esta Iarde, e. fren-
te de ataque de los franceses fue ex-
tendido POGO deSpues hasta ounce
millas, habie ndose hecho muy impor-
tantes Il en- toda n Inca, que
alcanzan haSta cuatro millas de Fro
fundiGad ahora.
La actual Inca de batalla en- csc
sector, Sc extiende de Plessy-le-Fal g
LIE Four-a-Verre V de ALI 4 Be!fon-
taine, Blerancourt, que Sc encuentra
a dos Y media millaS de Morsain, 81
guiendo luego al sur hasta Osly-Cour-
til = luego al rio Aisne al que Sc une
en- el v%illorio de Courtil. e. ataque
dado por los f~ranceses, eNtsndio csc
frente hasta I'm punto a tres mlllas
al oeSte de scissors.
FL arance frances pone de esta ma
nera en- peligro, toda "a Inca alema-
ma en- Scissors V sobre el rio Aisne,
por 10 que NADIA d:ficil sera que los
alemanes resuelvan ahora r~etirarSe
hasta 81 antigua Inca &c Gefensa en-
el Canine de las Damas.
Para anteS de las nueve de a ma
mana, los franceses habian c~aptura6o
500 alemanes en- 81 sector de 81 nue.
vo ataque.
Cuatro ataques alemanes contra las
p~osiciones inglesas en- Chilly, que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-21
NUEVAS CAPAS DE ARENA
DE MUCHO ESPESOR

+, nuevo arcnal descub;erto re1ieatennentc
hacia q este del Distrito de YOUNGSTOWN.
SEQ pies mas profundo que las peEforaclone'
hcchas en- los Srandes poZos. otrccc gEaEaeS pro
nab!!lGaGes para Cstas pertsneHciaS. fEoSSo.e-
rnenta cStg arena conprende TODD ell DiStrlto
de YOUNGSTOWN. y 81 este cs asi. nuestra Com
mania :endra dos maEnjiicss peTto-acioneJ Que
cyplotar en- vez &c una sofa.
Ell pozo que sc haiia siiuado en- esta 1ucva
c=2a de arena, Sc calculs cue produce 600 aa-
rifles diaries.
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A
AHORA

EUes;-cs dos eauipos de hcrrarientas est&r
ocupados: uao en- los Districts pe:-oliferos de
YOUNGSTOWN : 81 otEo CT nues:Eo lotc del Con
Gado Grady. Con poca De bucaa suerte podemns
hacer grandes sanaacias en- pocos diaS. No c.
pcre mas tempo para hace= 81 inversion. MGy
bisa puCde sUcede- que una de aCcstraS per
iU-rciones de resGltaGo y eneonces retiraremos
nuest-as ex!s.enciaS de accioEeS pct=olife-as :
o;ras que tenenos en- a-rendeIiiento le proper
cionan cua;-o magni:icas opo-tunidades.
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5000 POR ACCION ES Ell
PRECIO ACTUAL

\ continuation rublicamos II tabla que le
darsI : conocrr cuanias acciones puede I'd ad-
qui-ir ances de que les precios sean arrentaccs.
Cualquie. persona puedc iave-tir 81 dire
70 en- nucstras accioueS. Conpre $1,000. $2O.cG
o $4,000 en- "a seguridad de que le dardn una
UtiidaG GicZ veceS mayor:
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Los EFECTOS DEL
EMPUJE GALLO 4
10 LARGO DEL
RIO OISE
Ell general Ludendorff esta
imposibilitadc para
reconcentrar a
sus tropas

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/. August Goth. as required by the act OF
!. October c, 1917. :
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TRES GRANDES PERTENENCIAS EN-
TRES CAMP0S PETROLIFER0S.
CUATm HAGyIFICAS oPORTUNRARFs PARA eANA0 NNFRn

Cd Distrito pet-oIifero de YOUNGSTOWE
Tres cuartos dc interss en- un lote de 40 acres
situado en- Ia region sur de los pozos del Conda-
do de Okmulsee.
Uno de- los pozos situado al noreste y 4 cor
IA d;staneia. esta produciendo $500 barriles dia-
rios. Ootro pozo en- perforacion pronto alcanza-
ri las capas de arena. Nuestras herramieHtas
V eguipos estan 'ahora siendo emplcados en-
estas pc-foraciones.
C2) PoCASSET FIELD. Tn cusrto de in
teYGs en- una extension de 10000 pies, de te-
reno silyest-c. situados Ell el lugar llamaco rO-
CASSET. en- cl Condado de Grady. Estamos
pcrforando con equipos prooios, Z una profun-
d:da como &c l.so0 pics. Sc espcra encontrar
capas arenosas. que indican IL proximidad del
pct-6leo, n una profundidad de 2ioO pies. Fa-
vorab!es condolences geol6gicas Ell todas nues-
trns propicdades. Grandcs companies posecn sus
terrenos muy prjSimos a los n~uestros. I'm te-
reno silvestrc que promote grandes opoTtun:Ga-
des. Yea I'd. Ell mapa que aparece en- Ia parte
inferior de esta paGina.
C) PRODUCTION DE PARAFINA. Te.
acalos los Totes Nos. l9.I6-l1, en- el Condado le
Okmulgcc. Esta cs ia parte nor:c del Condaco.
como a una mila del conocido rozo dc produc-
ci6n de pnrafina que ha p~roducido grandes car
tidadcs &c esta mnicria. En- csta p~ropiedad e
aemos production al no-te, = sur, y este. y coz
secuencia del cambio de algunos de nuestros te-
rrenos. nos kalla-cnos er Ia posibilidad de per-
forar un pozo sin haccr desembolsos dc n,rauna
espccic. Este pozo sera pcrforado Immediate
mcnte. Conservanos so acres dc terrcno po-
81 este pozo tiene Gxi.o.
% Otras propicdades. Son tantas las pro-
piedades y terrencs cue tenemos en- arrend1-
micnto, que scr;a largo enumcrarlas. Siempre
hemos adqu;-ido Totes cuando t;enen ~probabii-
dades de exito.
Eemos ~entablado negocisciones a fin de ad-
auirir unas propiedades muy biea situadas. Es-
"a opcraci6n sera llevada q cabo en- muy POGO
tempo.
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OENULGEE FIELD OIL co.
Sis Bll.i-c-c S-I6irg.
nZ-- re- DNt-

Puz medic del pr-ss-tc ns sre7ho cen
a-cfsaes. te las c~S5stentes en- u
.esorgria de = OkaaUSec Field OIL Co. n pre-
eio de 20 ~ecntav0, caGa Una. para cuyo etecto
ad;cn.o a sunl l. s----.---.-...- como paGo
total De ISS ncaeioundas acciores- EsaS ae-
clones se-in eo-olcsaneat. pagadas. ssh que
haTa -ccioaes rberadas. : en n ;ntehEencla dc
one ssnSre IN inte-e5 proportional a cG1nero
de mis- acciones en- tCdas las propiedades de =
Cor-plhia, he-ranientas. y production de Pc
t-6ieo. cue actuai-aente Posee Sa CornpanlE .
las o,r en- 10 SUCCESSIVE poseyerc J Cue e;e-ccra
Lrs dc-cchcs que me ~confiersn en- todss tas ut'-
Edaes V trarEaciorcs G-c ~vezifiQue dicaa Con-
pa5is-
EopS6Tc
DS-c-cioH
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OTR0 ATAQUE De
LOSFRANCESES
Al OESTE De
SCISSORS
Creese que el avance
obligara al enemigo a
hacer una nueva
retirada

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: October c. -siT.
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hEotines por hambre en-
Ia Cd. de P~etrogrado
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:. October =, 1917.
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"a Distrito petrolifero de CuNGSIoWH
Tres cuartos dc inter&s en- un lote de 40 acres
situado en- Ia region sur de los pozos del Conda'
do de Okmulgee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
PORTUGUESE NAVAL
MUTINY PUT DOWN

LISBON. Portugal. Jan. "a muffin
Gus outbreak on the Portuguese baltic
ship Nasco De- Cana was checked ny
artillery fire from Il fort In Lisbon mar
Dor after the wHrship had fired Few
shots ut the land battery. according 10
q government announcement today. inc
crew In part vas landed and dtsarmed'
surrendcring to the army and the repUb-
licun guard. and government forces later
gained possession Of the battleship.
Measures taken to insure tho maintc@l-
ancc Of order are declared TO have been
effective. Tho statement issued b! the
government reads:
Tho EascU De Cana having left the
Santos docks against the governments
formal orders and having taken posi-
ton I'M the middle Tagus before Fort
ST. George. n battery in the fort opened
fire on the cruiser. which replied with
= few shots and then hoistcd the white
flag Parts nf crews IF other ships
landed some men from the crew. who.
after being disarmcd. surrendered 10 the
republican guard and tho army on Com
mercc Square and at the naval arsenal.
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fine PROGRAM FOR
ANNUAL MEETING WV
cHR1srrAN AsSoC1AT1oN
XrAR MISS HULL TAhh YIN
wAE woRK.
neauy Local People VIII fake
entertainment Next haooo"'
Night.

h.. h.sn a splendtd program.
and one which will prove OIL ely
interest, arranged for tho at'asi
Ing Of the Young Wcucn's Chrn
ISOLATION, which will take place VA -H0'
day next. January II. .,,, no
The feature Of the program -
that very fine speaker. Miss l-iltlan N.
Hull. who Is In charge OF the wa $3.50
among young women at (a'ilieo|.~
Mis-, Hull has spoken in the larae cl'ieS
all over the country. inclQdinE cc
land. Toledo and Columbus. ARD :" Hee
ing is very fortunate to have the w
portuntty of hearing her. She comes ~
this city directly after speaSine .,i,
Springfield on Friday night. ana VIZ
deliver a very interesting address, '''
Monday at the y. w. {. \.
In addition to Miss Hull. the AS
citation have obtained tho services OF -
good orchestra OF which Mr.. CnSaro IS
the leader.
A treat for Wheelingitcs Will he tha'
we'll known and charming singer MIS-.
Annie Hilton Otto. who Will .renoeF D."
solo at this meeting.
The high school girls will be present
With their ukelales, and will entertain
those present with several numbers.
5 Dr.. Clarence +. Allen or the FouECn
Street ". E. church will deliver snort
devotional service.
Possibly the most important feature
OF the program will BE- the general re,
view OF the years work. which Will
be presented. By the general secretary.
Mrs. May Kinney Lewis. and which IS
Of great Importance u those Interested
in the association.
Last, but not least. Mrs. Robert Reed
will preside II her usual charming ana
efficient manner. and altogether. II IS
: safe to say that this program Will be
the finest ever presented ut the annual
meeting OF the Wheeling Young WoEn-
ems Christian Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Awards Approved,

Tho compensation commissioner to-
day approved 81 awards for minor in
juries and hospital bills. The awards
made for permanent injuries and PEN
sions awarded where dependencies re-
suited from fatalities. were as follows:
Silverio Morle, OF FLEETWOOD. employ"
Of the Cherry River E"nm and Lumber
Co., crushed foot, IS 4 week for %
weeks: Hugh Lucas. "f Moundsvillc.
employe OF the United States Stamping
company. amputation OF fingers caught
between press and die. S6.3T. Il week
for As weeks: Salvatore CasalanEuIla.
Of Martinsbure. employe Of the Stand
ard Lime and Stone company. killed
while on duty. daughter aged five years.
n resident of ChIeti province. Italy. will
receive ten dollars per month as 4 pen
sion. The widow and five children a.
Samuel McMahon. OF Pennington. en-
2lcyc Of the Jamisnn Coal and COX"
company of Fairinont. killed ny gaSsc%
while inspecting the cpmpanE'S mine n:
Rarracksville, will receive $50 per
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Liue to be 100
Millions Die of Kidney Dis.
Thousands Have
It Now and Never
SuSDect It.

The only safe plan i: to keep Tho
kidneys healthy and active. Thomp-
sons Kidney Tablets. the new kidney
regulator. frra the kidneys from
poisonous matter. tone them up and
act as a tonic to the whole system.
Backache. spots floating before the
eyes, dizziness. high colorrd or ScantE
urine, all mean sick Kidneys. Don't
delay. It is fatal! Thoapson,s Kidney
Tablets will act immediately and put
your kidneys in splendid shape. We
are so sure OF this that We will return
your money ii after taking one box
you are not greatly benefited.
Get box Of Thom?son's kidneT
Tablets at once from John Coleman &
Co. or Hogc Da"is Drug Co.. who
guarantees then. 50 cents 4 box. X
YOU are bilious and coastipated. take
one Of Thompson's y. and NJ. pills on
going to bed 81 cents per box.
Sold by John Coleman Co and
FIoge Davis Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10


LONDON, Jan 9.--The hospital ship
! Rewa was torpcdned and sunk In the
Bristol channel on January 4. while on
officially. All the wounded were saved.
There were three casualties among the
crew. The announcement follows:
His Majesty's hospital ship Rcwa
was turprducd and sunk in the Bristol
channel at about midnight on January
(, on her way home from Gihraltcr. All
the Wounded were safely transferred TO.
patrol vessels. There were only three
casualties among the crew. three las
cars being missing"
(rhr tnrpcdocd vessel probably was
the British steamship Ecwa, 1905 tons
gross and $50 feet long. She was built
in 1906 and owned In Glasgow and has
been in the service Of the British gov
crnInrnt. The Bristol channel is an
arm Of the Atlantic extending into the
southwestern part Of Great Britain he
tween Wales and the southwestern coun-
ties Ut England. After making several
charges of the misuse of hospital ships.
which were denied specifically by the
Entente governments concerned the
Germans last year suspended the lnl-
munity uf these vessels III the English
channel and certain other waters. Inc
British discontinued special markings or
hospital ships. on the ground That they
were merely rendered conspicuous there
hv and were more liable to attack. Last
Srrtcmhcr. King Alfonso. Of Spain. i'll
trrvcncd and succeeded in obtaining an
agreement from the bclligercnts for the
free movement OF hospital ships within
specified areas)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
OPERATORS TO MEET

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. ?.-A
mass meeting "f all coal operators locht-
"a In 13 counties IN central West Nir-
cinia under the jurisdiction OF tn"
United States fuel administration has
been called for Thursday ai fhirmont.
This meeting has been called To- discuss
ways and means Of bringing about clos
er cooperation between al shippers and
tho deputy district fuel administrator.
All shiprcrS hay" been urged To attend
Tho meeting whether th'y ni"'"ht" wagon
or tippi" mines; in urrcr 10 Il" Informed
on what Ia expect from the fuel admin
fstration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
CAPITAL news

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. g.
Charters were issued today by the sec
rotary of state to the following con-
Germs:
The Cedar Grove oil and Gas COM
pany. OF Charleston. |" operate wells IN
Cabin Creek district. kanawha county:
capital stock $lnn"": inCorporatorS
Harold 2. T"mrkiuS. Thomas y. Bled-
soc, T. S. Clark. Henry :. Cato. OF
Charleston. and G""rSe y. henderson,
OF St. Alhau$.
Dorsey-SteI,l,-nSou Coal company. Of
Lumherport. W. Va. I" operate utu"s IN
Harrison County: "apital stock 10000:
incorporatorS l.nHi> t.. Dorsey. Meta Is.
Dorsey. Juhu Il. Stephenson. Arthur Fl.
Cummings and William {. DcE"reSt all
OF ClaTkSburS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Hospital Ship Sent TO
Bottom By German Sub;
All Of Wounded Saved

CARDIFF. Wales. Jan. o.
Most of the survivors Of the
Ecwa were landed al the town
81 swansea. Many OF them were
without clothing of any kind.
Til" wounded were removed i'm
mrdlatclT To 4 hospital.
III" TORPEDO which sunk the
Rcwa went directly through the
Rod Cross painted on her side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
PoNeubarger Chosen.

judge George Poffcnharger Of Point
Pleasant. WIS today elected president Of
the West Virginia supreme court of APP
pealS. succeeding Judge Charles w.
Lynch. OF Clarksburg. who was pres!-
dent for tho past year Judge Poffrn-
harger has held the office Of president
Of the court on several previous occa-
sions. having been member Of tho SUI
prem court Of appeals for the past Il
years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Outbreak Of Typhoid

An outbreak OF typhoid fever consls-
ting Of fifteen cases. one or when prov
ID fatal. has just been inEestleateo AT
Pierce. in Tucker county. ny DR.. IL. Il.
,vnrd cxncrt with the state department
- b.,l,h. and efforts are being made TO
xtan,p out the disease, which IL preTa-
len, only among the foreign residents
Of the town. It was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Exempttca Denied

Claims for exemptions from military
Service on Industrial Gr'rind>. appealed
from the decision, 1t IN. northern dis
trict federal heard I" tar president by
Walter L. Da$h'r. ~ HARDY county. anu
Daniel Taylor Williams. Of H"mpShlre
county. hav. been 'ic:,i"d. according to
notice received to-day by 'artHin Brock
inridge Jones tr",n Provost Marshal
General Crow'l.v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Al Get SWEATERS

All West VirgInlans in tho looth
tr,cad. at Camp. Lee Virginia. haEe
h.ra supplied with sweaters through
the efforts of Red Cross chapters ana
wumau's clubs in the state acc"Folns
- telegram received today at the gov
,.rrors nftice from General Li. C. Heiuer.
commandment OF tn" camp. The request
had b,rn for o,40Q sweaters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Women Letter Carriers
Failed TO Make Good

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 9.-Women letter
carriers are not success. according I"
Postmaster Colin NJ. Selpn. who. after
giving them a fifteen day trial on sew
cral city routes. announced today that
their services would he required no
longer. The work was too heavy for
them, he declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Sullivan Arrives

J:sss Y. Sullivan. secretary OF the
state council of defense. who underwent
an operation in Wheeling hospital srr-
raj weeks ago. and who was on ~"
danger list for several days AT '"e
hospital. arrived here tonight ana Is
convalescing at his home. y k;,i:;i" In
and Michigan train. at Point Pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
Promote War Stamps.

Eanawha coal shippers today got he
hind tho war savings stamp campai gu
when President Otto J. Cox. of tn" coal
exchange, was appointed to represent
all the coal selling agencies here in
promoting the campaign. II" will or
Eanizc war savings STAMPS and thrift
club sanonc seventeen liC companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

The government took Immediate
measures To- insure the maintenance OIL
order and the various authorities COM
rlird. The latter now consider tho prev
;,lcncc of order completely assured.
The Vasco De C:amH j. already IN
the governments hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
VIII rnvegti1ato.

State Inspector r. Z. Winters of tnn
public service commission. left this
morning for Scott Depot to investigate
the wreck Of freight train there early
Tuesday morning. which caused the
death OF two tra!nm"n. 1t is said tn"
extra freight train struck n 1"rail. turn
tne the engine ovcr on It's crow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10

Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"Dromo Quinine" Z. w. GROVES
SIGNATURE Is on box. SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-10
MOWRRAY ARRESTED.

NEW YORK. Jan. with the ar
rest here today of Norman w. Moworay
who was captain of the American
steamship Panama at the time it collid-
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20: Electric Milling company. apPiica-
,.un To discontinue electric Scr''ce u
lsrnuiCk. January 10.
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was held an hour by special arrange
ment. awaiting the arrival Of the train
which carried Mr.. Sullivan from Wheel
ing.