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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
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ao5par 2ierben faufte fir feline 3tpei
Weeilen 1Ibtpeitlt9 bon bier gelegeneSarn1
atpet BpnbIut Serfeb &ibe bon Der 6. R.
8radett Meabotp Broof Sarm nabe Min<
1,edpolis.
6ermanu 56ipieters faufte einen 1iez
ben Monnte nlten go1bIut 5bortbor11
8nnen bon Der 8eittpoo6 Sarm IN Stars
bud. Neinn.
8ilb. @6neioer, Der cine berrli9e
Meierei brei Meilen Diflib bon bier az
eigen -bat, faufte einen Boublut &eo You
8uuen bon Der Sean 9ulutb Sarm.
8ei einem bonn boGtp. P. @erbaro, ..
q. s., am Mitttpo6 letter @o6e in Der
bieiigen 8farrfirde gebaltenen Sranarnz
te IieBen ibrenl SrenbnnO bur6 Yrtelters=
baub iegnen sSpbn 8. 9uebier bon SOL
Sing uno Sri. 8atbarina 8olbed bon
bter.
Mm 9ie1stag b%ergan9ener Wo6e reld)<
ten 1td ndbrenb zines bonn bodlp. P.
@erbarb, 8. q. s., gebaItenen 8rautz
amtes sic @anb gum 8lnoe Inbreas
Geltl BON ct. Srancis uub Sri. &atba>
riua Selbeberb bon bter. Deit ibren Yer
tpan6ten nnb Sreurben niini9t ben betz
Sen 8aaren audi Ser ~Norbitern" Slid,
Sell lnb @egen auf alien 8egenl
Sermunn Bonbrnle unb @atttn bon
Stanley, 81. g., tparen III Der Sen. Sell
beperbs Samilie 5n @a1te.
Sri. Soa Serbaar febrte bon Der ct.
8enebifts< Nfabemie in ct. So1epb, mo
lie lire beiben @9pe1tern Warina nnb
Slorentina beiudte, na6baule 5nriid.
8anffn1ierer 3ermann Serbian tpar
lebten Srettag in @eiddften na9 ct.
gIoub. -.
5o6p. P. @erbarb tpar Montag in
G5eihGften nnh Ser gol1ntb> 6nl1ptfd6t.
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st. u1drtin.

Sen. Wtmnnn bon 1iera, MprriSon
gpuutn. scSpieph 8Ipniqen nnp 1Srau Gil
1obeth 8eier hoben bon Sen. Wonblod)
5ilps qefouft.
Setter Serres unb @attin peranltaltez
ten Iebten @onntoa ,eine nnterbaltung, an
Ser ghriifss @arIs, Battin, EoGter &atbaz
rino inns @phn Meinbolb tpie audi Ssobn
aarls, @attin unb Eo6ter bon Minneaz
polls teilnabmen.
Sacob M{o1er ur1b @ntttin rnb Beter
sssonns eenof1en Sic @affrennb16aft her
Samilie ssran8 @al8I.
6rau Wnthtas @%nl1nann bon ct. Warz
tin tporen @pnntaasadfte Ser Sarnilie III
res @phnes 4rans.
q. g. 8immer bon Mlbanb unb before
6dIfte erfreuten borIebten 5onntaq bic
hier fpohnenbe SnmtIie eSphn ssIhnn mil
ihrem Be1uhe.
Ssn Der &amiIie QeopoIb @eier hieI1
Elm mnnteres ED6terden tpiufommene
ginfehr. tppa11 ur5ern @Iiidnnnfdl
mer' giSier 11n6 Ser. mnnbIph be-
iudten sic in MinneapoIig qebaItene Wnz
tp<Mnsftemrno. 1tnb a1f ihrer 6eimrei1e
ihros Tx linen MebrSienfnnt Metf an
snbn mnnbInh linb Snhn Geter mo-
rem gnmstna in gefd6dffen nod WIbarh,
shenSnr mirnhom 1,nS 1rn1 erfre,tten
in gnIb @hrinn mohnen6e Werfnnn6fen
NIT i6rem Bef,1de.
: ap;G mehr nm @nri,,o ain mor
Gnnmtgos1aH her ssom;I;e fp;nes hie1
fn%nhrenSen G,nSres Snhnnn 4
Wa,,r @oss ,,n5 Srn,, hon al aso,,,
puu r.; t1 San GItern Sornh mnSpr mn
W.. =. ~ RI. 80. Saoe 4ah,4o hn+
&C. San oa M o. IN Deere 5er Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Rthnono.

Inter Ben 1ieben 8u benz ct gloro
goIumbus Mitterbnnbe gebDri9en Nittern
Eefarb ii9 S. @6leuer bon bier, tpelder
lebten @amstag in ct. Soul in ben bier
ten @rab Ser &tttergeno1en1daft erboben
tpur6e.
Ser @iidmonb Sarmers Glib ~berianbte
9ienstag letter Bo6e bret @%t1eltbahns
paggonlabnngen gieb nn9 Glib St.Banl,
bamit t6aren es Der Sen6nngen 1iebe11, Die
tpdbrenb BEG Monats Sebrnar na9 Der
&npitol1fabt bon bier ans abgtngen.
Mm II. Wdr3 tpirb bier Die 5taottpnbl
ftattfinben, tpobei Der Rrdftoer1t, EN- Srn<
flee fir Die 9al1er bon bret Sabren, elm
5Gnbmet1ter nnb ei1t @Ierf, Elm M11ef1pr
fir 3tpei Sabre, ein Srtebensrtdter 1no
Elm gonfabler fir bic 9u1er bon 5tpei
Sabren ertpdblt p5erben.
ST.. M. g. Qinnemat1n, ipelder Dor
1einem @intriH in ben Militdrbienft bier
nls Sierar5t praftt5ierte, bat mad @nt<
fa1lung aus Der Nrn1ee feline Yragts bier
tpieber ibernommer.
S. <. @end bat Sic in ct. Bnll ge=
bnItenen Snbresfonbention Der @tenfpn<
renbdnb1er. beg Stnntes 11itgemn9t nnb
5ugIeih Die in Minneapplis fattgebnbte
MISUNDERSTANDING be1uGt.
Mm 9ienstag bielten Die Witglieoer
beg ct. Wartin S0rfterbpfes III ber5tnDt<
baqe cine febr gut befnbfe &nrtenpartte,
Der fi6 Elm S~an5frdn5Gen ani6loB.
Sn 9r. @e15 Office fpnr6e gtafb. Ne11
BON ct. Ni6o1as fpeeen 8%linbbarmentz
climbing pperiert, nnb er befi1tbet lid
ieBt Derdrt fpobI, bnb er IN ben erlter1 SnS
gen na6baufe entrof1en tperben fann.
Serb. gngeIbarb bon Rortb Brdn6,
Minn., bielt ii6 in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bier anf, IN Der miidt. IN Der Ndbe cine
Sarm fdufli9 8n erfteben.
ST.. g. s. 8nfen 1T %nnfanas 1ebter
Bode bon Minneopolis 8urifgefebrt. mo
er ii9 5fpei 8oden in ben nniberiitGts&
&Iir1ifer1 nnfbieIt.
Sofepb 8ieber bat feline in @oI6ingz
fprb geIe9ene, 70 Slider Sarnu an SSobn
@offreban fd1flid nbgetreter. gr erbielt
ben Rreis bon $7400.
ssncob SSeioen tpobnte Der III ct. Saul
gebnltenen SabresIonbeutiot1 BET Gifen<
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RruNleiden fordtrt 1000
OFFER iedes Jabr

6iebentauienb Ber1onen in ieDem Sab
re tperben our Nnbe getragen - per Sox
tenfdein aeigt ben 8ernerf .grndl."
@arnr1? &eil Sic u%ngIIdliben iid ielbi'
pernahldfiigen, ober MIR bas Nn3eider,
Sic Wn1dtpenunq, bebanbelten, unb ben
l1rsaden feline Infmertinrnfeit fdenften.
Wng tuen sic? 8ernn1ld1igen 5ie it'd
h1,rd bns Sraoen eines Brndbanbes, nb.
61trh iroenb Elm an0eres Nittel, ipasims
mer fir einen Nornen sic 6en5eIben ge>
ben tpoIen? 8eltenfaQs TT EN- 0rnaz
bnnb nur cine Stube etr1 Idllder
Rropfen ,gegen eine e1rlhlr5e11oe gsane.
nnb es fam nibt ertp1rtet fDeroen, g
ses mebr pie cine mednn1lde Q1lfe PEE
beutet. Ser. binbernoe Srud ner1111nz
bert Bic 8lnt8trfilation, 0nDur9 Den
ge16n69ten Musfeln bag raubeno, fnas
}ie am ~6ringenbften benotigen m &rdf<
|tigung.
Mber sic 8ii1enI6aft fnnb einen 8eg
unb iebet Bru1bnn1>2etbenoer tp1rO etns
qeIa6en, cine freie Rrobe IN lett1e11
eigenen 5nnie bor5nnebmen. Sic .K4lapaD
Methpbe 1T obne Srnge bic Dif1enlebaftS
Iidite, Ioaifbeite Ii. erfoIgretdfe SelbltS
b%ebanbInng fir Bru9leioen. bic Die Welf
'ier1nls fnrtnte.
9ns RInpdo RnO, pern fe1f
@Drper anbnftenb, lam nnr1ogli6
iih berfdieben ober rutf6en, un6 Desipez
aen lam es tni1t flen11nen. ggetdg fD1e
Samt, - Ieidt nn5uIegen -bilig. Rat111
getraaen perben, ndbrenb ste nrbe1te11.
itnb tpdbrenb sic f9Infen. Seine Nie11en.
SeDern ooer SdnnDen.
2ernen sic, tpie Die innere Seff1u11g
8n ihlieBen, fpie eg bic Natnr por bal. o<
6aB Ser Brll1 nibt b~nrfallen tam. 5d]t@.
den sic sSbren Mnn1er an HlapaD GD,
gIod 3148, ct. 2onis, Deo. fur cine
freie grobe bon BIapno lnb bic 11Dt1<
gen SSnforn1atione1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of Will.
~ dAnc -. -....

(HeVlSlOn Oh lSUo.J
Estate of Balthasar J.. Fuchs, Deceas-.
ed.
State Of Minnesota, County of stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Bal
thasar ]. Fuchs, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested In the allowance and
probate Of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Mike Fuchs be-
ing duly filed in this Court, repres-
enting that Balthasar j. Fuchs, then a
resident Of the County of stearns.
State of Minnesota, died on the 14th
day of January, 1919, leaving a last
will and testament which Is presented
to this court with said petition,
and praying that said instrument be
allowed as the last will and tesla
ment of said decedent, and that letters
testamentary will be issued thereon
to Andrew Walz.
Now Therefore, you, and each Of you,
are hereby required to show cause, II
Probate Court Rooms In the Court
of Stearns, State Of Minnesota, on the
21st DAY OF MARCH, 1919,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable J. B. Himsl
Judge of said Court, and the seal OF
said Court, this 26th day of February,
1919.
(Seal) J.. B. HIMSL,
A. H. KLASEN Judge.
Atty. for Petitioner. 27-6-13
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Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Determination of Descent of Land.

Determination of Descent of Land.
Estate of Andreas Fuchs, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Andreas
Fuchs, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the determination
of the descent of the real estate OF
said decedent:
The petition of Magdalena Herwers
having been filed insthis Court; repre-
senting that said decedent died more
than five years prior to the filing
thereof, leaving certain real estate in
said petition described, and that no
will of decedent has been proved nor
administration of his estate granted
in this State, and praying that the
descent of said real estate be deter
mined by this court.
Therefore, you and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
21st DAY OF MARCH, 1919.
at nine o'clock A. M, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal thereof, this 26th day of
February, 1919.
A. H. KLASEN, J.. B. HIMSL,
Atty. Probate Judge.
court Seal) 27-6-12s
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St. Stephen.

Ser bier b~eiteben6e 3~tpeigberein Der
0fpten &reu5geleui9nft, IN beren Spibe
ser bobtp' ifte @err Biidoi Sacob Erobec
itebt, unb benz anger linn fetn Neffe, Der
bo6tp. !@err Sobn Srobec, feline betoen
66tpetern Marin nnb Warinanna Sroz
bee nnb cine Ni9te SSSoba1lna Srobec, an>
geb0ren, bat es big at ia Mttglieoern
9ebra6t, getpib elm ebrentpertes 3engnis
fir iene @emeinbe, Der an gDelz nno
8obtdtigfeits1im ri9ts abgebt.
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5auf Centre.

5od6fp. 6err Senror berbra9te lebte
8o6e BEL gerpanbten urb SSrenrber in
Ser &apitoffffnbt.
Sreb gfeiffer, tperder unIdngff IN
geritner Sieib, ct. ghorIes, 2n., nlts
Dem Militdrbiienit entldffen tprrbe, mar
einige Sage @ait Der SSnI1ilie fetres bier
pobnenben 96eims 81. 0ins.
Sral Mdrin SenrDn unb gl1felin SSres
ne 6rIs, berbrnhten Die lebte Bo9e bel
Berfpnnbten III 81. Soiepb.
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Grit s..
@erldnat

@erl1ngt
ei1e fntbolii1e @ittpe as &a11sbdlte.
rin, fir Bihper nit bier Ri10ern;
eutfd.Mmerifnnerir1 borge3ogen.
Beiorger1 Der 86fbe nittels Danpff.
trnft. Mn5ugeber, nelder 2obn Der.
lnngt mirb. Mad3ufraae1
81. Midter,
12-6 G1fcfon, N. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

rorIebten 9ienstoe cine giienbahnlpag-
snnlabnttg gieb nab Glib ct. Eaul.
Sill. &rdrner mar 9ienstag letter Mos
DE in @eS1dften na6 9ulntb.
Srau 9einri6 69tpe9n,am eritattete
ibrer IN @alball !, tppbnenoen Sod1ter.
Srm Sran5 8al3. einen ldnseren 8es
Judi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

Ger @rur6, Dorum ein oerDeirafe=
ter Mann ielten bas 1cste Wort Fat,
iii, neil er gepobnli6 ri@t large ge<
r1ua po6 bIeiben fam, I'm Sic 6elc=
getibeit nb5ntpurten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
&erl1nat

Deutides @bepaar tpiinfdt Mrbett
o11f fleiner Borm, I'M 8iuage ct. Nis
dolas ODER in ct. Glonb. 8rtefe 1tno
gu ridten an
14-3p6. George <nt1t,
8or 205, Sitdfielo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27

@eriude 6id nibt berpor5ubeben,
inhem 6u iagit, 6aB 0n ebenio gut Bit.
pie Elm anoerer Mann. 6 sit 6eine
Efliht gu 5eigen, baB 6u biel be;ier
biit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-27
8ntterfett

8ntterfett
uniere morgigen Breiie::
&abnn, per Bfunb Sic
Courier &abm, per @funo .55e
Climb Golb Gtorage e Eroonee
60.
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It. Glenb 111arefbcriAt.

OeIIelOe. 4ra
gSel5eH ., - -
Safer 81
Corn, 8uidel 3. 80
8erite .... 81
@oggen IS
Webl, 40 8fnn6, beltes 9S
&oggenmebI, 100 Nf1nb 20
.Gornmebl, SO Yfun6 s. 10
Efforts, per 100 Bfunb 45
+Rleie, per 100 8fun6 IS
.@emablenes Gutter . 2 SO
|@emnb1enes Corn s. ....2 60
Oil Meenl 8. g 20
Garm.8rO6itte.
Ger &. !. .... d. s. ..30L3322
Butter 4. y. =. ...43-45
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
HOW TO ACQUIRE HAIR BEAUTY

You can enjoy delightful sham.
poo with very little effort and for a
very trifling cost, II YOU get from
your druggist a package Of can
thro1 and dissolve a teaspoonful IN
q cup OF hot water. This makes a
full cup OF shampoo liquid enough
so it is easy to apply 1t to all the
hair instead OF just the top OF tho
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour little at a time on the
scalp and hair until both are entire
ly covered by the daintlly perfumed
preparation that thoroughly dis.
solves and removes every bit OF
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing, the hair dries quickly, with
a Guinness that makes il seem
heavier than 1t is, and takes on q
rich luster and softness that
makes arranging it pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
the RIVER

a sight rise in tho Allegheny do"Hl-
oped yesterday as tho result Of heavy
rains. especially along the Concmaugh.
Rains over the watersheds Of the Yough-
ioghrny and Mononsaheia have caused
those rivers to r.so. which Will start the
Ohio on the upward trend some time
today. but tho rise will be small, not
much over a foot.
Dam - was raised yesterday AID
dams - and - will nc ready for s"rv-
Ice shortly after the nrst OF August.
leaving III" small gap Of % 70 complete
tho chain Of dams between Pittsburgh
and Racine. O.. n distance If 242 miles.
Number q Will be finished in tho fall
OF 1920.
The river 1T tho wharf yesterday was
s feet 3 inches and stationary at 6 r. m,
while tho marks at tn" foot Of Nc
Mcrhcn dam registered 5 feet inches
aid stationary.
Tho Liberty cleared for GAINESVILLE al
! p. m. yesterday with big trip.
Tho General Wood arrived from PUTS.
hurgh II, \ o'clock yesterday morning
and left at 1890 a. m. for cincinnati
with IN" biggest passenger and freight
trip of Tho season. Six p""pl" from ;ht:
city and three from M"undSvillc arc
making tho round trip on her.
Thu Helen F.. arrived from New Mat
, am, - At "a" .Ist evening win big
trip.
TIL" General PrrshinE arrived f""r
PITTSBURGH NJ 4 o'clock this morning and
t"fr f"r Tark"rshurg at n. IN.
Th" General Crowdcr arrives froT
PITTSBURGH tomorrow morning at
o'clock and leaves for Charleston al s
Il. m.
Tn" Helen T.. leaves for New Mata-
nloraS nj noon today.
Tho city officials hRv" again taken M
the matter Of dredging the local wharf
with the United States engineers at Gin
CInnail. Tho last city adminstra lnr
n"guiln,cd for tho dredging last fall
until the government drcdgehoats had
I" /" nj" winter quarters md tho p-n-
j"Ct fell through. Now that the drrdse
fleets arc again working in this district
negotiations have h"cn renewed with
hrISh, chances of success
-RUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
CONCFRT FIRST Days FEATURE
If wv i. COMMENCEMENT WEEK

Spr,.la. ro l!.r ln;rlllE"n""r.
NORGANTOWN W. Va. Tune 10
TN. concert hy the University Thilhar-
manic urrncS,ra and IN" nlNtrsllF
Choir her. tonight in commencement
hall wns attended Ivy a crowd that "at
fully apprc"i;,lIr" Of ia" splendid pro
gram. h,l, WI hr followed by l"y
tina, WI b. the met important one "i
tn. .rtir.. week. 81 far as the A'u''''"
OF th.S institution are concerned
ThrS : duo t. IN" fact that 'rnesdaE
hight will hc III" TIN" OF IN" ahh"",
bpnQurr # the university alumni ana
rnyp,,r STUDENTS More than "a" are
exprrlcd to H.. present Ter rhr> occasion.
The banquet - t. ho served In the haSc-
mon; # tn. M,lhudl>t. Episcopal church
a. i n'.l,rk tomorrow night.
Ju,l.c IIaym"nd Maxwell will b" IN"
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER. hut "A number or
other prominent alumni. are on ih'
ro.sram also. Many ut tn" old grad
mates are already IN m" city an1 will
roman over for all the events OF IN"
week.
its comrrtltiy" dr,Il Tuesday afternoon
M o'clock. Awards will u" made ="
rho units which make tn" best shown;
and tn the cadet officers whose work IS
m. most satisfactory. The cadet corps
IL in = high state 81 efficiency today az
the result of the splendid work of Ma
for Harlan Mumma. Il West Point grad
uatc. and his staff Of regular army or
flcers. Major Mumma is an athlet" and
n firm believer in athletic and coi'osc
shirt. As result he has put NOR"
"prp' into the cadet corps than 1t has
had in years.
The entire corps attends every athiet-
ic event and has been trained in unit
cheering by Major Mumma until this
roofing has featured every game this
year.
As a result Of this new enthusiasm
and interest the cadet corps is on its in
dividual toes to put up great showing
here in the competitive drills. w. :.
Price Of MorGantown. n lieutenant in
the army during the great war. is cadet
commandment.
Next year the cadet corps Will have
units in signal work. machine gun. en-
ginrers and motor transport corps Tor
tho cadet corps. in addition To infan-
try This ia expected TO greatly stim-
ulate interests in tho military branch
Of the university work.
The coming of Governor John J.
Cornwell Secretary Of War Newton ID.
Baker, Daniel willard Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co. and other promi-
nent men, for governors night. We'd
nesday. Iusures the largest crowd in
years on that occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
HARE AND TORTOISE
meet IN THIS CITY
ON LONG, LONG TRAIL
Motorcycle Racer and Tractor Drivers
Greet Each other as They Pass
Through wheeling

TIL" har" and tho tortnis" met yester-
day IN WhcrlinH or In other words, f.
6. ttauuonbnllD Baker. riding an
Indian motorcycle from coast To coast.
greeted Lieutenant Howard Tiffany.
driving wheat tractor" from coast to
coast. in this Citr. They arc travelling
tn" sam" route. to tn" same place
The first named left New York ut
1882 o'clock SUNDAY and IN" tractor ~:
thcr" ~ noon. May -, TIL" first named
* making approx lmai"ly 30 miles an
hour and the latter Is making about six
miles an hour. Tn" mrn waved I" IN h
other and exchanged greetings aud Mr..
Baker continued on his journey toward
the "GUldrn Gate"
TIL" tractor attracted much attention
In the city yesterday afternoon. making
n trip Through the business district. II
has sleeping quarters for four mon IN a
trailer which II draws. Tho motor l.. n
powerful machine and was running
smoothly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
MERCURY REACHED
81 DEGREES YESTERDAY

old Sol wIr ON tn" job v"St"r.lny hut
not ~ strongly aS Formerly Much hI-
ind.iy made II seem warmer than II
realty v-,S as III" highest point r"a"rcd
4 lr:nl: ih" day was ~ degrees At -" IN
ia rl';u""n. according !" Mss I;".'Hr"
Forsyth government " 'h!h r 'hSti' ''r.
n. ,I!.. opened cool nd r'IaIui 81 i"
ana l.v ! u'cIork ~ Ia" in"r"s"i IA" PER-
rurr III mounted Ia g. '.rlmhn: si"i d.
il 1T 81 - was r"nrhrd \, ," ~ The
"fi. .i,,n TIN. mercury ",'%dn /. =. ="
and nt Il o'ciork registered - degrees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-17
FLIGHT ABANDONED.

LONDON. Sunday. Jun" l1.--Th"
trial fight Of tn" ErltSh dlriGihl" t-3t.
which VIII soon attempt Ia cross the
Atlantic. had I" h" abandoned a. ;
r'rl""k 'hiS morning uwirE To chang.
IN thu. w'nih"r. Sh" was ordered To re-
iInm in the airdrum" ut IladdInEton. and
LANDED successfully at o'clock. Dur
jur her flight. which was over tho Had
dIngtOnshlrc coast and the Firth or
Forth. she tried out her wireless appar-
atus and established communication
with the Azores.
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Only Awning 1Enkers In Wheeling.
Wheeling Tent q Awning %.
CONFESSION ON DRA1H-BED.

DANIELS. w. Va. June 10 May
Meadows. who was chief witness agaInrt
L. NJ. Robertson who was tried 'hr""
times for thu murder Of Jamcs Gr'G-
nth. confessed on her drath-h"h her" to-
day that she fired tn" fatal shot. GrIf-
nth now Is out on bond.
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Cured Of INDIGESTION and Constipation

II first took Chamberlain's Tablets
about six years ago. At that time !
was greatly troubled with my stomach
and suffered from ills brought on by
constipation Chamberlarn's Tablets
were tho first medicine that helped me
in tho least. They not only afforded
me quick relief but was cured OF indi
Grstion and my bowels were restored
10 regular action" writes Mrs. G. w.
Jackson. L,tchfcld, III. For sale ny all
by all dealers.
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ITCHING BURNING |
ECZEMA ON CHEST
Also On Face. Lost Rest At
Night. Cuticura Healed.

Eczema started on my chest with
itching and burning, and my face
was also affected. The eczema was
in q rash and the skin was sore. rcd.
and rough. The itching and burn
ing caused me TO irritate the affected
parts by scratching and lost my res,
at night. This trouble lasted about
two years.
Il used several remedies but with
out help. Then used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. and now am COM
pletcly healed" tSignedl J. p. r.
Skies, r. +. D. 3, Glennville, Ga,
Aug. %, 1918.
Cuucura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for your skin
and all toilet and nursery uses.
samps Each Free BY Mall. Adi-cs. postcard:
"CuticurA, Dept Il. boston" SOLD .ycryy hers.
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BIZ O,MECHAN|CS
CD ON STRIKE
DELAY ON PART OF aovERNnIENT
IN SUBMITTING WAGE MATTERS
To NATIONAL BODY IS CAUSE.
Approximately 800 Employee OF the
B. s. o. m the wheeling Dtstr1ct
walked Out Yesterday.

AnnroyimaIcly 600 employees. from
tho Hruwoud shops Of tho baltimore u
Ohio railroad company went out on
strike. TO hc Followed by approximately
200 moro last rVcnlnE from the Hol-
lowav shops The failure OF the gov
crnmCn, railroad administration 10 SUD
mt the wage scale to tho employees loF
thor ratification. is said 10 be partially
responsible for the strike although IL
IS also SAID that thcr" are other matters
that are causing trouble
Tho controversy has been on since
last January ard settlement has been
mt rf from time to time. until tho
men hay" become impatient and declar"
that they will not wait no longer for
settlement Of the matter. Negotiations
have been under way AT various times.
but at no time has there been any hnai
effort mad" IL settle tn" affair. In the
list Of men out are included blacksmiths,
boiler makers, electricians and others
Then men claim that the government
must put their agreement into force al
once and also clam that their stand Is
just.
G. NJ Fullerton. president OF the Is.
& O. system, arrived here fast evening
in an effort TO bring about an agree
lncnt. Hut the strike will probably not
he settled until the employees have con-
crete evidence that the govcrnmnt Will
submit the agreement 10 thcm. a meet
ing will be held this morning at ?
o'clock in the McMechnn school build
INK for the purpose OF discussing the
strike. The employees Will hold daily
meetings until the strike is settled.
Negotiations between employees and
the IA ;Iroad federal wage bohrd have
been going on SINCE last January. The
committees were able to agree on about
one half Of the articles in the national
agreement but there were several
clauses that II WAS necessary 10 SUBMIT
10 the wage board for settlement.
These were submitted to the wage board
on March 18th.
The strike is not local. but is nation
al, in its scope.
Local Conditions
Yesterday morning all tn" men work
ing in the local shops went out on
strike. Tho only men remaining in the
shops were the foremen but they are
not doing any work.
Employees AT the shops Mt Holloway,
Ohio and New Martinsvillc. arc arNliat-
cd with the Bcnwood Federation. and
th"y also walked out yesterday through
tho orders Of the Bcnwood Federated
Graft.
There is no controversy between en-
ployccs and local officials OF the Ben
wood shops. and there is no personal
bitterness because Of this strike. II. Is
antic pated that there will be no labor
trouble whatever The employees were
instructed to steadtastly maintain their
good conduct and keep within the law.
The strikers do not propose 10 inter-
fcrc with railroad traffic.