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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26

aobn, Babe Got 20, @lod 1, Collins
M66. ct. GIon6, 81.
s. s.. @immer nn6 Srau an Sc
orae Die6ri6 5iiomeitA, SuomeltA
@eft. 49, 1874, "a, Safe George,
$4,000.
@tepben @ruber unb Srau an Grant
@ruber, 5ubtpei ~, 0oropefA, @ett.
70, 1913, "a, grotp &iber, @mooitA,
Nor6ofX. 6eft. IA, 1913, "a, grop giz
Der. Norbh Nor6pei tn, Sett. II, 1913,
33, 2nfe @enrb, $4,000.
6. 8. 8rotper unb Sran an 8. g.
8ra1d, Sell Der Got 8, @ett. 10, 1872,
20, M@aine Brairte, $3.50.
Mite Mttinion uno Sran an g6rilt.
8rilggentbers, 8elt 29. SUB bon Sots
I, 2, 8, 8lod 80, Welroie. $4,000:
@asgie q. gonn9 qA1 9. =. S9oner
nno Sobn 8. @eqe, 2otg g.. Z, glod 10,
Great Nortbern Noo., Melroie. $1,000.
g. 8. Srend, ct al, an 8iaiam 8.
Ga1e, Got 1, 8lod II, @urtts Snrbeb,
{ ct. gloub, $4,000.
Rarb 6. Bangburn, ct al, an Sreo
q. Beutner, Sell bon Got 6, Blod Id,
9onnitte @auf Centre, $4,000.
!. Matbias Sobania uno Srau an So
fepb Sobania, NorootA, NorbnetA,
unb NoropelA, NorbofA, @eft. SO,
1877, 80, 9olbing, $500.
@rbin &itteli on unb Srau an Watb.
Maierus, Got 4, 8lod 6, Part Q66 Brooz
ten, $500.
Clifford 8nIfer nnr Srau an Gdul
9iitritt $50. 202, u Qder bon Got 2,
Seft. 6, 1875, 81, &rain, 81.
Sames S. @orman uno Srau an 81.
$. 8enbau, a. SUB BEL 10 SUP bon
Cots II, ~, 81od SO, Gurtis surbep,
Sobn %. aubn uno srau an Solep6
Sabed, Got 4, 8lod 2, Sreeport, $1,000.
S. S. Mad, ct ur, an Mae 6. Wiler,
2ots Il, Is, 8lod II, 8aite Bart,
$14O0.
Sames 81. gennett un6 Srau an
Sames 8. @bler, Got 8, 8lod 8, Soutb
SIDE Rarf @bb. ct. gloub, $500.
Slid Sbielen unb Srau an Ilbinus
8obmer, 2ots 1, 2, 8 unb Norbh bon
Got 4, 8lod 10 Mbon unb Glib bon
Got 8, 8Iod 20, Mbon, $4,000.
Yeter Sobn Otter unb Srau an NIbiz
mug 8obmer, 2ots 1, 2, 8lod 16, aDon,
5000.
Settle @almon6 un6 @emabl an Srant
SO. @onnelb, Got 4, Blod 1, 5aut Centre
$3.50.
Marb Moierus an gilbert g. Biuobz
ii, Got 10, 8ilon Cub. 8lod 80, @ilz
1on @urbeb, ct. Gloub, $4,000.
Hid1arbi on @olbing 60. an Murrab
@tpanberg, 2ot %, 8lod 8, Nolebale
Rarf, $40.
&i6ar61on 5olDing 60: an 8entlen
81. @orben, Got 1, 8lod 2, Nolebale
Fnrf, SITS.
Sranf g. @aines unb Srau an @llz
itab Ebeben, @iiootA, Rorbme fA, Get.
IS, 1872, 80, $1,000.
@i9nrb1on 9olbing Co., an George q.
Shifting, Got 20, 8lod 3, goieoale Start
@bb. $144.
mert g. @bitneb unb Srau an Chat
LEG 3isfn, 2ots 2, 8, 4, B1od Z, WcGll1re
& @bitneb's Gbb. ct. g1ouo, Z Got /,
8Iod 7, Mcglure & @bitneb's Ioh., 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26
MneIe SAINTS &tIfe fnr
Die Gin9ema
(u. g. Sept, Of 2abor.)

0nfel Sam beabiibtigt fir feline
5ablrei6en, nn0 Derldie6en gearteten
Neffen uno Nidten I'M 2an6e Mus=
%funftSbiiros ein5uri9ten.
Inter 0em groBen Mmerifaniio=
tionSplane iol Ben 3ablreiden MuS=
ldn6ern, melde Mmerifa gu ibrem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pdblten, in al
Sen mannigfaltigen fleinen un6 gro
ZEN S9mierigfeiten er1te @ilfe u16
INTERPRETING geboten mer6en.
@s lit lei6er MIR 81 tpabr, 6aB fri
fer in gemiiien 8ep0lferungsidi6ten
Sic Mnit6t porberridte, 6ie @inge-
man6erten ieien nur 6a5u 3d. INN
ansgenubt un6 bei6tpinoe1t 5u 1per<
Sen. Die unfenntniS omerifoni11er
@ebrdu6e, pie Tie in Muslan6er Mn=
iie0lnngen 10 oft a%ngetroffen miro,
lire 8ertrm1en sieligfett Sen Srem=
Sen gegeniiber nno sic 8%ereitmiuig-
felt Ser 8etriiger, Die @elegenbeit
aus5nnuben, uues 0as bereinigt
fid, I'M oie Sage ser @ingetpan6erten
id4pierig 81 geltalten, big Tie 6urb
longe un6 foltipielige g%rfabrung &c.
mibigt mer6en.
Mon9e ser @ingetpanberten baben
gertpanbte u. mabri6einli9 bie met
1ten baben 6reun6e in Mmerifa; biele
finoen Inter tiitlng our6 b%elonoere
Organiiationen, mie Ben iiioiiden
@iIfsDerein un6 an6ere. Mapboels
gerein> fotbol.)
God BEL o1e6em bot Ger @inges
man6erte 3eittpeilig in Mn1erifa cine
i9pierige Berio6e 6urd3umo9en.
Inn ibm 6ieie barten uno foltipieligen
grfobrungen gu eriparen, erridtet
sic Ser. 9taaten &egierung i'm gan-
gen 2anbe 8iiros, moi elblt ieinen
idlimmiten 8eidmernilien abgebol-
fen meroen fam.
,SSn bielen 2d6en nit 5mcifelbafter
Stipulation berri9t sic Braris 0em
@%migronten %iibermdBige Hreile ab5u=
perlangen. 8etriigeril6e Mnmalte er-
beben bon ibm ouBergepobnlid bobe
0ebiibren fir geringe o6er gar fetne
0ienltleilt11ngen unb Betriiger nuben
i'm aus mo iidr MIR @elegenbeit 6a3n
bietet. 3meifelbafte fliegenoe 8an=
fiers e%r0ffnen Snitit1te in BEN Nuar~
tieren ser M%11Sldn6er, morin tie offe-
rieren> @el6er an oie I'M Muslonoe le-
benoen 6amilien Der bier a%rbeitenoen
Mdinner gu ien6en. 8iele 6erielben
bebalten bas Geld; groBe Srrnmen
bon g. Big 10-fadem Ereiie tperoen
berIangt> entgegen 6en1, mas oer@in=
t%pan6erer 81 be5ablen boben tpuroe,
penn er tpiiBte> tpobin er ii6 gu pen=
Sen fat.
@elb1t in &ronfbeits< un6 To6eS=
f6llen miro ser @ingemanberte aus
genubt, me11n er 6as ungliid bot>
NIT einem gemii1enloien Mr5t ooer
2ei9enbeltatter in 8erubrnng gu
fommen. @s gilt gar gu banfig ols
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-09-26
Die alte bein1dtb.
Grppins Sranbenbnrs.

Berlin. = Cine eigenartige lie
berruldune erlebte Sic 8erfauferin
zines @arenbal1les in Berlin, alS tie
bel Sen Mnprobepuppen, sic IN elmer
Ode s1iornn1en1tanben, etrpas 81 tim
hattie. Sic bemerfte pl0blib, bab eli
ne oieler El1ppenL Sic nit @arotnen=
itcff perb1ngt NOR, %lebenOig muroe.
Nadl ber1 Ell ten S9red erfannte bie
@erf1uferin in ser ~Euppe" etne
Nrol,, sic l1ngemobnli6 ltarf belief
set mar. Cine unteriudung ergab,
BOB sic Srou fir etma 1000 Mearf
Sod)en ouf bem 9eibe tr1g. Sour Die
urterite @%etpanoung geb0rte ibr, al
les anbere bate lie 5uiammengeltob-
len, ol1berbem nod orei fleine Yafete
nit S%eioenbluien. Dic &rimtnalpo=
lisei erfounte in ser lebenOig getpor'
oel1en Yl1ppe cine idon un5ablige
Male beltrafte Mrbeiterin emilie
Sod,monn. Dieie botte ith IN Ser leb'
ten ,3eit mieoerbolt in Ben Baren=
hQl1iern einidlieBen Iaiien, Inn nadts
su itehlen. Sett par iie f4on flint
Sage uno flint Mddte obne Inter.
brednung in SEN &dumen getpelen.
@eim @erlalIen zines @troBenbobn=
mogens bate lie ii9 am Spittelmorft
Sen SUB peritaudt. Sic ialeppte it6
nit Ser @%erletung na6 6em 8aren=
hol,le, i'm iid) BORT in aller &ube Sen
SUB beiIen 5u laIien. Sen Sag iiber
idlief lie in einen1 @erited int Sep
pitIager. Nodts itabl ite in Ben a11-
oeren Mbteilungen 2ebensmittel uno
aIeioungsltiide auer Mrt, 6ie tie ipa-
ter s1 nerfoufen ge6adte. DaS lebte
Ieritef m1bIte lie in ser Bl1ppen=
ede.
@eitpbalen.
8cd)un1. = grn1te 5treifs, an
meIf)en lid, iiber 00,000Mrbeiter be-
teiIigen ioue11, iinb in 8o6um ous<
gebroden. 5000 Streifer iin6 an 6ie
Sront geionbt mor6en un6 5000
iinb unter9 etpadung abtransportiert
moroer. Militdr ion ongebli6 sic
Stobt betpa6en. 8odum lit 6as
Centrum Ser preuBiiden Stabl= un6
Gileninbultrie un6 bat groBe &oblen~
b~ergperfe. Sic Sto6t liegt 26 Met-
len norblih bon 9i%iiel6orf un6 bats
te BET Mnsbru6 6es &rteges cine Be-
nolferung bon 10000. Sic 3obl ser
Ssreifer lit ie6enfous 5u bo6 onge=
aeben.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
COMMISSIONERS OF
BELMONT COUNTY
FIRE SUPT. MOON

The county commissioners OF BEL
mont county, sitting yesterday at 81,
ClairsyilIe, ordered the. removal OF
Spencer p. Moon as superintendent OF
Tho county infirmary. alleging incom
potency. This action followed similar
action taken by the commissioners on
January IS, when they allowed Moon
five days In which TO enter his de-
Tense. Moon appeared before the
body yesterday and replied to the
charger but his defense was without
effect, the commissioners ratifying
their former action. Attorneys Cowen
and Walker appeared in behalf OF
Moon. while Prosecuting Attorney
Thornburgh acted for the county.
Moon gave notice Of appeal to the
civil service commission. The vote
of the commissioners was 10 l. and
politics seems to have been injected
as the vote was strictly partisan, the
two Democrats voting for the removal
of Moon. who happens to be Re-
publican. Previous TO his appoint
mcnt, July 81. 1917, Moon was farm
er ut Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
TRY THIS FOR A
COLD--|T' SF|NE!
"PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVERE COLD OR GRIPPE
IN FEW HOURS.

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either in head. chest, body
or limbs. by taking a dose Of "PaPes
Cold Compound" every two hours
until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages In the head
stops nasty discharge or nose running
relieves sick headache, dullness, few
erishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuffline! Ease your throbbing
Matchmaking else in the world gives
such prompt relief rs "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only few
cents at any drug store. II acts
without assistance. tastes nice. and
causes no Inconvenience. Accept no
substitute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
new YORK'S MAYOR
GIVES WARNING OF
COMING ICE FAMINE

NEW YORK. Feb. 40 encoGrRs"
the harvesting and storage n' natural
ice to meet what Mayor AElan terms
FAN almost certain famine next SUM
ner," every facility and resource OF inc
city vas to-day pledged by the mayor
to assure q profitable return upon 'nc
money and time OF persons who under
take now the storage Of ice formed e$
recent cold weather in the rivers anu
lakes Of this state and Maine.
The assurance WAS given IN state
ment issued from the mayors office. III
which he said that nearly All the Ice
used in the city in SUMMER months IS
Manufactured through the agency OF
ammonia. II have been warned. the
statement adds. that every drop OK that
chemical will be comulandesred by the
federal government for the manufactures
Of munitions. This means that the ar
tincial ice business N New York VIII
be a negligible one this summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
NEWS BRIEFS

Anniversary week-ThirtN-four year:
ago this week the greatest flood in the
history Of the Ohio valley held full
sway hero. the later reaching a stage
Of SEA feet on the marks. The fond
OF 1854 resulted from weather similar
to that which IS In Wheeling today
only then there was much more snow
Filed Declarations--Two mon. on" =
German and the other n Swede. filed
declarations OF intentions for naturali'
zhtion papers with United States Com
missioner George T.. Boyd yesterday
Tho German Is Edmundt Schaub and
the Swede Is Edward DicEhan of Elm
Grove. Schaub lives in East Wheeling
Reilly Repairs.
Work on repairing tho flrt
damaged Reilly block NJ th'
corner Of Fourteenth and Mnrk'I
streets is progressing rapidly and al
ready much Improvement has bon
made. The bricks along the south cor
ridor have been torn away and other
work done.
To Take Notwithstanding this week
moro than 225 school children in tho
grade schools Of Ohio county will begin
their semi-annual tests under the uni
form examination rules. The questions
have been prcpare.% and mailed t" TN
several school supcrintcndents by
County Superintendent John II. l.azrar
The class Is the largest TO he gi"u tn,
examinations for n number of Years.
"Conscientious objeotors"-The local
aud county draft boards have not hrc"
needing the cases Of the CONSIDERATIONS
obicctors," who have filed exemption
claims in the missionaries. accurdlu-
to information which has leaked out
The officials Of the boards arc leaving /,
to the government In appeals for uu-
reasonable exemption, and has cl;ISsitli
these objcctors.
Boys Are Pleased--N letter received
yesterday from ON" Of the WherlinG
boys Mt Camp Lee by 4 member of tx
committees which secured funds from
the public md sent tobacco Ia the boy
thanking the local people. and sayir2:
they enjoyed tho smokes, Th" SmUll :
sent the boys were home made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
POLICE REPORT

Chief of Police J. {. Sill has filed
his January report OF the police de-
partmenl and the arrests. 1874 In
number is much smaller than that OF
December, but the cold weather has
had much 10 do with that being small
Ter. The payment of fines was Tea
ture of tho report, many doing so and
escaping the workhouse.
Ben NnrlhrOp, sent to the work
house for being drunk and resisting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
5 For a Shiny Nose
! And Bad Complexion

- Paris-Famous actresses owe their
beautiful complications to the following
French Beauty Recipe: Wash yolC face
with buttermilt and rub In a teaspoon
full Of Creme Tokai"n Roscated. wipe
the face dry and apply Poudre Fascina-
tton-a very fine orEplexion powder pre-
pared especially for shiny noises and
bad compilations. Roseseated cream Is
different from nj; others. Complexion
blenishes are hanished ard surprising
results produced after a single applica-
ton in many instances Success guar
antsod or money back Supplied at any
rood toilet counter. Among Others,
6aer@s Drug Store Stone & Thomas, G.
II. 0riest Co.. Hoge-pavts, John Cole
man Co, Geo. n. Shook.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
nIcMechen Briefs.


The Midway theatre. pool ro3ns ana
other rI::r.S Of amusement her! Will
le closed ali da? tuda? i'll nh~GrE1l||i
OF tn" fuel administration "r"er.
Miss Alta tinlrwuud returned :" Nor
ranIuwu yc$l"riIy To r"SUIE'. Arr
studies at The state university. aItrr i
visit ut her lI"tEc here.
Miss Mrna Sharp is quit" Ill Of INC
grin at her home On Marshall street.
MrNlrc!rn l"iI". NJ. III. NiiShiS "i
rv,hins. will hold Il business m""t'n;
his evening in the lodge quarters IN
the McMcch.m hui!dTE. flu"T WORK
will he given attention. =
Miss Mamie Hail. Vt Marshall street
is i'll Of The grip.
4 local barb" opened his place NJ
BUSINESS y"sl"rin" morning. ttA'i IN
lu ur after Ii" bad opened he vas "i-
Used to ,.lus,. hy the county fuel al
r,;u,s,rator. Dale K. L'hndd"'k "l
Marn,.svlli". and Immediately did 81.
McMnri;.rl's car service - crippled rs
Il result of III" disastrous FIR" III W i''i-
iuy early yesterday morning whrh ue-
s,roy,aI ;;lc Island barn and about Furry
mrs \ I.Imhrr NJ In" cars "p".hl ing
,u This divi.,ru were removed To W heel
:.nh placed III service.
John Murphy If This city WHO recently
Underwent ~, operation for append It's
ai the I'll .udrt. "spital. is reported -
ur improving.
Lincoln lodge. No. 49, 1. O. q. T.. held
u business me, TIM; last evening ir the
lodge quarters Iii the McMechen pul'd-
ing.
The O'Kann ,iuh enjoyed dance last
evening at the ,lrlb's hall at Fourth Ahd
Logan streets.
Funeral services for tho. late Mrs.
Matilda Levy. &-rIa md highly rStccih'
resident al this city. who died Satarn :!
M the home at h,r daughter. Mrs. w.
K Keller, were held Monday attrrnunn
mt 2.n'clucls at the First NJ. +. church.
Kcv. u. W. Roberts officiating. Inter-
mont was in McMnchcn cemetery.
Postmaster Merton {. Carroll ANA
Chief Of Police LOgston yesterday be-
gan the registration of all alien enc
mics. All unuaturalizcd Germans are
To- he properly registered within the
week,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Now pe1nurraGe Rates.

The public service commission today
entered general order authorizing tho
railroads operating IN the state TO
cancel tho schedule OF dcmuvraSe rates
rut into effect January Fl. and to es-
,ahlisn new rules and charges for de-
murrage. FREQ time i>>Sinnins February
20. will be is hours for unloading or
loading and % hours on cars held for
my other purpose permitted by the tar
rit The new charges. on all cars will
he So for each Of tho first four days.
SC for the next three and $40 for each
succeeding day. after free time expires.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. Feb. 4.-The state
department, Of schools today began
sending ont the first coupons of credit
ever issued in this state to teachers. the
coupons, which arc given for special
work done by tho teachers. better to
prepare themselves to teach. oNt'tl'nc
heir holders to 81 a month additional
ray for the years work About five
hundred teachers will receive them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
Tic Bows and Girls UNION SUITS. .......!

in normal times" said his statement
but at present, unless there is q rea
shortage of houses for war workers
| strongly advise that materials. VA.
liable labor and credit be not uulizcl
for this purpose. Whether home:
should be built should be determinct
by the urgency of the need"
The secretary explained that tn
treasury is observing this rule BY II
fusing 10 let contracts for fedora
buildings except In cases Of absolute
necessity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
identified By Cornwell.

Governor Cornwell today .rcmitt"l
the two months jail sentence and sion
tine imposed In MIngo county against
Robert Hunter for a violation OF the
state prohibition law.
The remission was granted when 1t
was shown that the young man was
on mis- way home to respond to mill
tary call under the selective draft law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
APPEAL TO PUEBLO NOT
TO BUILD NEW HOMES

WASHINGTON. Fob. An appeal
10 the public not TO build now homes
during the war except when the need
i urgent. in order TO save capital, ma.
trrial and labor for essential war pur-
poses. was issued tonight by Secretary
McAdoo.
Home building is an excellent thing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM

Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain
You'll know why thousands use
Musterolc once you experience. the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is a clean, white olnt-
ment, made with tic oil of mustard.
Better than i mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings case and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Mustcrolc is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used ANNUALLY for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu'
matisnl, Iunbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilbIains, frosted feet, colds OF
the chest Gtoften prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

The West Virginia Light and Trac-
ton company. operating in kanawha.
Fayette and Raleigh counties. today
filed a petition for rate increases or 20
percent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

The Qulnne That Does, Not Affect
Heal
Because of its tonic and laxative Ell
feet, Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyone without causing ner-
vousness or ringing in the head. There
is only one "Bromo Quinine.' f. W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

C1eveland-After a weeks .earcb Srs.
MAY Boes OF Detroit here today found
her s-year-old daughter. who had been
kidnaped by 4 man who had become in
fatu4ted with her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

- Earue-The town turned out almost
bodily to attend the funeral OF Rover. 4
net dog. who turned up tramp during
the flood of 1913 ard was adopted by
the town. The dog was run over by
"a train He was buried near the depot
and a marker was put up over his
grave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

Office Girl TO Chief--Oh. I say. II n
parcel should come for mo willis I've
gone to lunch would you please tAl:e
care of It? It's a new hat from my
rnillinelk~Passin Show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

1 Ceveland-R,chard Schmidt Of Niles.
q native Of Germany. was held under
bond for refusing 10 return his draft
Questionnaire-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

Akron-A large stock OF molds for
: war orders was destroyed in fire
which caused Joss OF 100000 in the
neplant Of the E.ir,&n-Hawki7s Lumber
company.
-, Lancastcr-The sas supply here has
: practically given out. Few OF the
Shomes are equipped for burning coal
or wood.
:" Woodstcck-D. r. Kitpbal. aged 70.
. president Of the Peoples hank and ex-
county commissioner. is dead. He
owned much property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

Harry Markle. a land broker OF Ak
ron. today was sentenced 70 year and
day in the ncnttenttary ut Atlanta
for making Il fraudulent statement or
his assets hi . bankruptcy case. He
pleaded guilty Inst week TO concealins
some Of his assets and also to an In
dtctment charging perjury. He former
" was engaged in the grocery business
in Belmont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

Rev. Sidney E. Sweet. formerly rec
tor Of St Stephens Episcopal church.
Jersey City. y. Y. will be Installed as
paste. Of ST. Paurs. Episcopal church
February 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-05

:':s.t- The Trade Union Dry league OF Ohio
s-4s being organized to further the cause
Of temperance among union men
! Among the officers in charge or ths
! movement are f. |: Wh.tacre OF SAien
! and James Cleal OF Warren. represent
ing eastern Ohio.
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2E Chardon-Th. n,acaroni factory. this
largest industry o. ;his city. closed to-
day because OF its inability TO get more
hour
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NJ MECHEN HAS
SMALLPOX CASES
state Official States That Some Patients
Are In Serious Condition Mt
Present.

The McMtchen smallpox situation IL
extremely serious, according IN an
nouncCment made Yesterday by Or. Is.
II. Wood, of Charleston. state cpIdcm-
inrollst, who yesterday afternoon con-
Quoted II thorough rcsligaItiun DR..
Wood succeeded in tracing the smallpox
to this city and said that prarucalS
every supposed rhickcnpoH victim was
suffering of smallpox. He said that
some OF the cases were very bad. Nine
cases were found yesterday. and there
are scvera! suspects tnlesS the health
orders are strictly complied with by the
peoplc Mr.. Wood announced. it VIII be
necessary 10 take Drastic steps. Dr.
Wood said the smallpox situation Of til.
disease having not spread il 81 wide as
was the caSc in MouudSvIll". However.
the situation is serious enough Siiiu
DR.. Wood, and unless every prcchutiOn-
arv measure is taken. MrMcchcn is
slated for Il general epidemic.
DR.. Woods Investigation of yesterday
afternoon revealed lnr fact the small
pnX had been brought here from tnn-
ucllsy.lIu, Ia. By Il young lni'1l by the
name of WuodburI. Nh" visited III ms
home on lilalim"r" street several days
-Four cases Of what WAS supposed to
have been chickcnpox developed in the
Wuutlhurn family. No smallpox quaran-
tine WAS established. the smallpox VIC
TINS were permitted t" x" about. One
Of III. girls ajtruurd CTiiOn' high school
almost throughout the time Snn was
suffering az tho disease. Tho cases dt
tho Wnudhurn home have all recovered.
Tn" little WuuLhurn girl WAS The chuSS
of Ralph Sihuri. Lulu jackson anu
Thclma Smith contracting the disease
They being students AT Union ana III
the same class with Miss N""dburr.
At tic home ui Amos McIllvainc the
same mistake was made in diagnosis.
Mclllvninc was supposed tn have had
chickcnpnx& but later il was determined
he suffered OF smallpox. His BABY.
Bernard MCllvninr, j. seriously III ol
smallpox.
From. now on until III" disease Is OK
terminate I'D Or. l.. II. MccluS%cv. nl
Noundsvillr. county health Officer WILL
direct the work. while Or. W""d Will
keep in close touch with the SITUATION
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has been ordered released by the pa
role board