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The sun., 1919-09-28
BUY FULL GROWN PULLETs.

It is advisable, II. well matured pull
lets can be purchased mt a reasonable
price, to kill and eat the hens as they
begin to mott, replacing the flock with
newly purchased pullets. The hens
should not be killed. however, until
they begin to mott and their combs
begins to lose size. color and fiexi-
bility, for II these changes have not
taken place the hens will probably
still be laying and at d time OF year
when eggs are especially valuable.
The sun., 1919-09-28

The National Farm Equipment Com
pany. 80 Chambers street, New York,
were promised their catalogue of farm
implements. The catalogue was ad-
vertised and then the printers strike
doomed up. and the catalogue has not
yet been delivered.
The strike may be settled soon. but
those desiring implements will do well
to write for special prices. not wait
Ing for the catalogue.
The sun., 1919-09-28

bier in some sections rusts badly after
Towering and is being displaced by
varieties that better resist disease.
Still the crimson rambler is a particu-
larry beautiful rose. A large bush in
flower is a glorious sight.
In the light soil Of Monmouth county.
N. j.. the plants seem to be free from
disease. The sea air on the coast may
be Of benefit to them.
The crimson rambler will never be
forgotten for what 1t has accomplished
for lovers of the rose.
The sun., 1919-09-28

II efforts were made to dispose of all
hens when their best laying days were
over a large quantity of poultry meat
would be placed on the market All
poorly developed chickens should be
culled out and sold for meat, also.
The sun., 1919-09-28
DOUBLING THE AGE OF PEACH
TREES.

An old Maryland fruit grower says
peach trees are short lived because
they are transplanted. According to
his theory. based upon experience.
peach trees will live for many years
If started from seed planted in good
soil, where the. tree Is to develop.
Peach trees do not come true from
seed. An orchard Of trees grown from
The sun., 1919-09-28

DISQUALIFICATION make a largo or
small farm more profitable. They do all
the work on small farm. they do the
work on a big farm that the large tractor
can't do. They pillow up the corners where
the big tractor can't go, they make the big
tractor more profitable. They pull from
Q to 10 inch pillow In sod or stubble,
Doing real plowing They disc or Guilt
vate any crop that grows Haul Loads.
pull horse lawn mower. and give you
6 H. p. for belt work. 20 years engine
experience behind them. You will some
gain by delay7 Ask for catalog ''S'' toliiug
about them. It's free.
Consolidated Gasoline Engine Co.,
zoe Fulton St., New York City.
The sun., 1919-09-28

In the cotton growing district of
Arkansas garden peas sown In Sep
TENDER bear we'll until Thanksgiving
Beets, beans, cabbage, \carrots, chard
endive, lettuce, parsley, radishes and
turnips are also sown in September
by Arkansas gardeners. Northern
gardeners would like to borrow a few
months of that climate at this season
OF the year.
The sun., 1919-09-28
EIGHT HOUR DAY FOR FARM
ERS AND SOARING FOOD
PRICES.

The farmer is laborer in every
sense OF the word. and II there Is any
special privilege that labor is entitled
to the farmer now proposes to have his
due.
Laboring organizations have an
eight hour DAY and are eiAmorinG fOx
The sun., 1919-09-28

A good suggestion from the State
College OF Agriculture, Ithaca; "Oil
the metal parts of farm machinery
with heavy oil and paint the wooden
parts" This will save the machinery
and thus save the owner money.
The sun., 1919-09-28
FARM PRODUCE.
HONEY.

Pure Extracted Honey. direct from Pro-
ducers.-Either Glover or Buckwheat
flavor, 8 Pound Can. 800; ID. Pail,
t1.sb; 10 Id. Pail, $s.2o; delivered by Parcel
DERoY TAYLOR CO., Newark. New York.
sHIBER'S CLOVER HONEY sent post
paid; ID, can $40; ID. si.&; IL ID
s3.45 GEO. SHIBER. Randolph, N. Y.
The sun., 1919-09-28

This would allow the poultry keeper to
make the best use Of his grain by
feeding it to younger and more pro-
ductive fowls.
The sun., 1919-09-28

The crimson rambler rose was the
hrst rambler to become popular, and
It's popularity lead to the introduction
Of the various other ramblers. some OF
which were produced with the aid OF
lorimAon 1anahlsA The eEimNolA RAM
The sun., 1919-09-28
RABBITS.
DOGS.

SPORTSMEN-BARGAI The nnest
lot of trained hounds ever offered, beagies,
rabbit hounds, fox, coon, skunk and opossum
hounds, bird dogs, pet and farm dogs;
swine rabbits, pigeons, goats: 100 varieties:
blooded stock; circulars, l0c. VIOLET
HILL KENNELS, York. Pa, r. No. 2.
JAPANESE TOY sPANIEI-Beautifu
male puppy. Eligible for registry. Bargain.
BARTELLS, a. Cortlandt st.
The sun., 1919-09-28
This Booklet viii Help You

Mail coupon to-day for valuable free book.
The Secret Of Success in Farming. Pre-,
ehock.fuli Of valuable informal ton about how
ycN can solve your building problems. treat
Lnent Of seed, pointers on raising livestock
how TO uss fertilizers effectively. making and
maintaining > rich soil. how you can learn
tho methods which produce. % the acre. ~
bushels Of potatoes. $40 pounds Of butterfat
per year, 1900 yearly side-line profits on
hens. and much other important information.
Don't miss this valuable booklst. also contai--
ing bample pages Of FARM kNOWLEDGE.
The sun., 1919-09-28
PECAN NUTS.
P &c N S

We offer new crop Gonzales
Guadalupe Valley Pecans at 25c per
pound, f. o. b. Gonzales, Texas.
Book your orders now, any quantity,
November shipment.
w. H. BOOTHE & Co., Merchants.
Growers and Shippers.
The sun., 1919-09-28

tnese spocialintB to-
Eether have learned.
When yoy consider
that farming experts
have learned and can
teach you how 70 In
crease your ecrh pro-
dtetion BY an average
% two ears TO every
hill. and that fh6
Moons % bushels 10
curry dore. then you
viii begin 10 realize
xSowLEbGSEh.
written b. over 100
Of Amsdca's great
The sun., 1919-09-28
Pooling Worth While Methods

Just as We have the physician who special
Tres on one particular branch Of medicine.
90 we have the farmer who speeializes on one
particular broaeh Of Turning. No one
farmer can learn thru his own experience a.
much about all branches Of farming a. All
The sun., 1919-09-28

.pdeSsr 500 iiiustSstiens Each Of The tbig VI.
umss 9 nfsrly in Thick ,% ss s sS Ss s
want every one Interested - armns e send 70.
= copy Of this valuable booklet The seerst OF
ing secrets which Laye reveutiopiEed old setplis,
doubling and trsbinE profits; Reed the neip,si
expsriments farming equipment. farm account.
Ing, selling At greatest adssntese., and seetes n
Sshsr y.lSsbis giln e Is,,i pes Row '' '
Sean Rs.L.eL q c.. Dsyl. e1ssNb chissss. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
40 Ships May Bring
Last Soldiers Home
By End Of Summer

WASHINGTON. April 7.--!\pproxi-
mat"ly 100 ships now ar" engaged IN
returning American trn"pS frnrm over
scas. and additional vessels are bong
fttcd out for this S"rvir" with view |"
Increasing tho homcwurd movement {"
900. 900 or mare mon month. Ii waS
said today thut mt this rate tho last 81
The cxpeditionnry forces might be on.
Of Europe by late summer. hut that this
would depend largely upon develop
mcnts Mt the peace conference.
or the ships now in IN" transport
service more than 100 nrc vessels com
mandccrcd or huilt during tn" war. FOR
mcr German liners seized in American
watcrs, some few foreign ships held
under charter and hat,lcships ana
cruisers fitted out for this purpos" SINCE
hostilItica ceased All az thr craft are
manned by American NAVAL crews.
In addition. Ave German liners recent
" sent out from Hamburg nr" being
used as troop ships and seven oth"r"
will he NO employed. Some british.
vessels arc also transporting the Amcri-
French. Dutch. Italian md Austrian
can soldiers
Residos the troops ships the navy de-
nnr,mrnt H. operating NOR" Than ION
niles 10 the troops ovcrarna ana for tn"
civilian populations Of Europe Thrs"
cargo vessels also arc used |" brink
home American ordnance and nlhor INA
t-riuls used by the nrTny In France. nm"
wherever possible "n their h"mrwnrd
voyage they hiring rnrnni troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
FEDERAL OFFICERS
TO PATROL BORDER
Even thu EapS~1 "Quert-a-Mpnth'' Al
lowanoh TO Eo Denied
THIRSTY Ones.

It lonk1 ns though Uncle snrn Ia going
nrter the hoozr carriers who bring In
toxIcnting ''lickcr'' into dry West VIr-
yininn from run, soaked Ohio and Penn
sylvania but particular attention will DO
paid to that portion Of the Buckeye
state bordering on the river from Ches-
ter to Parkersburg. and anyone caught
trying TO slip one over will find him
or herself in the hands OF the law.
The federal authorities. since the deci-
sion of the supreme court or the United
States holding that any transportation
OF intoxicants from wet state to a dry
state Is a violation of the Reed amend
mcnt, have been rather lenicnt with the
thirsty ones. but recent orders >havc gtne
out. and have been received by all fed
cral officers and all local government
men. that the law must be enforced.
Transporting by skin boat. automo-
bile, street ear or by bridge. is In Vio-
lation Of the law. and all violntors. lr
apprrhendeti. will be prosecuted In Judge
Duyton's court.
strict witch will he kept on all
bridges. ferries. nk,nn and Eus"lln'.
bouts plying tho river. and tn" runncrn
will have II deuce or II limo In 'geitinE
by with thclr booze.
A large force or drpuiiGn. II II under
atoud. will keep watch Mt nil I"hlntn
along the rivor from Ch~rtor to l'urhnrn-
burg und Il In lilSoly. 1f violations CON
tinuo. that many prominent. mn we'll M
olhor, citizrnn mny fnco judge Dayton
nj The ncxt term Of United StntoH court
In th!n city In May.
Tho tmo rapidly approaches whom
Ohio will go dry. In fnrt leHH than two
months will Sco tho state ncroaH tho
river AZ dry AZ Sunday school picnic.
ant, many poopso from thin Aid" are lny
Ink In q supply for tho long dry spell.
and muny gallons arc coming over tho
river every day und stored In cellars and
other various places for future use.
Hereafter those people VIII have to look
sharp or they will be- gobblrd up NJ
Uncle SANS minions and hailed into
Judge DAyton's court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
FIRST MEETING
ON BOND ISSUE
Mold Last Night In Tirut Wnrd-Mayrr
VoHtor AnnworH Questions.

Tho rrrt noighhorhonh meeting In III"
int rrcst OF Uttered winter md IN" rnIn'nr:
filtration bond election whE held last
night In Washington school in tho hrst
ward.
A fairly good crowd was nrcacrt md
heard Mayor Vcstrr dtHCus9 III" Mira
ton question and tho hond lSsun Ia re-
Intion to Greater Wheeling and thu ~
cent levy which Is the maximum nj
lowed by The stutn.
George Coleman gave demonstrations
In tho se,iImentaiion Of water and the
actual process of filtration.
After this the mayor answered mum
Der Of questions asked by the inruls,-
tive ones present about the w"rhIESH
and finances connected with the pure
water prubl-nL
Meetings will hn held every might This
week In the public schools ~ /" and
Including Friday niEhI al "hl"h al
members or the wHI"r CuinInI - ~ u III
he. Ei'eecnI rIGrpI TIA" meeting i'InIt TAT
al Lincoln a"hn"I nwiuE I" TIA regular
GHunrii Ine-Iihe which viii drr'nrh Ih' u
al unI i,u huI Ihry ~ili ~" a. Lincoln
nGhnni an"r '"tii,i II "Ll"u'"H. wan :
H. itiIiuu viii u,"hn ii'" tIIi".rhl AL
4 900 at i"mirhi's 'n""Ilns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
RED CROSS AIDING
NEEDY VETERANS

rbc Home tIrrvir" Section az III" It""
C"r,ur for ohio county. h"n'lnunrl"I" ~
Uunrn pnk. lunrd az Trnd" hu'lhinK. ~
uuyinIIr To- render nny n"rI"tnu"" INN u"
within it's tuw"r To 'Ii"rhnrE"I FhiI"r"
n,d soldiers IN "htnirinE amy Hh" ~
brurGIr from the government I" "h"h
they nro legally entitled. WIN nus CD
irri In Wow tho lnCnl l"pnrlm mont PHo"'
ihr following address, I" dl"chhrE'"
m"n: ,
"Sclhirrs. sailors. md mnrin"s-H'"p
begging ,,. .a,t, ,.r TN.
Rcd Cross show you h"tt"r why
''Whrthrr ynsI "r" xii III fh" HrrN','"
nr hnyc been discharged there may hr
available for YOU Government funIs
lint you did not know had h""n act n"id"
for your rnS".
'.IIundrcds nr soldiers. snilnrs. rnh
marines Ia Wheeling and vicinity To-Day
may be entitled (" "hmp"nHatln h bN lh"
government. bat dn not know no" I" -"
about TAX inE aINhulhE" al II.
''Thc lfnmr ;I"r,Irr Section al ia" f"h
rrns, viii imnk after Tia" "details. l"Sl
tell them what y"'ir Ir""hI' l." Th"' y
It,rIi hurlI.-n
Tits Ir Tia" "dyi'-' EI,'n icy Ih" li"i""
Service iI,tiI"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Alleged Confidence
Workers Arrested

uiI'r.rfri,n " Va" hr'll T""
,,,,, u,I 4" ,~",,ru h'II' v"h Wv "Tfl'I"l"
T., ,,r "r,,,,n,I"u," w'Ih"r"' 81 lu'"'"".
IIurnl TrIrr VIZ" uTr"ri"il hrr" ihr"
,ur,ulur III" ,"n NJ" 'hnrG"h VIII
i,urnrr,uInIiur rrt"rnI urHr"rr mud 'HI"T-
iiuu Th" wn,,nu In h"ih ms m nHr"'r-
plrr Az rinh"rnt" h"ri"" which, Dr.
ir"tivrg claim. III" tri" would r"rr"E'h
IL victims ng n C"untrrl"iliuE machine.
wne found IN til" room "rcupIrd ny ~"
priauu"rH vt Il local hut"l.
Dave Takacs. Louis Miller md Nnti"
CriSt. tho nnmcs under which tn" nris-
nnrrs ar" rcEisi rrCh detectives say :irTH
been admitted MS Fictitious. The lrI'
has been operating among tn" foreign
element in tho Tucnhontas coal fields tor
the naSt three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
RURAL MICHIGAN NOT
FOR beer OR WINES

DETROIT. April 7.--Whcth"r MichI-
gan has modified itH prohibition laws
upuarcl,tly rested nj midnight on IN" UNI
reported vote ni the cities. very Few r"-
turns from which has brcn received up
till That hour
Voting IN thrr constitutional amend
InrutS, including one 10 lcEaliZr IN" sal"
or beer and light wiu"@. Michigan men
and women electors today recorded mn
unprecedented vote FOR Tho biennial
s;,riur election. weight Of the hall"iIni:
npproachlnE that Of presidential cleo
lions.
DETROIT. Mich. April "a record
breaking vote WIS ,"aei IndnN III MlrhI-
.ans' biennial spring rliCiicn in when n
constitutional amendment permitting
sale and uSc "r light wine and beer over
yhnd6wrd NIL other issues. scattering re-
turnu from SIS precincts nui or -.'""
rurIv Tonight gay" S.Hn0 for tho nm"nh-
mrni md "O.1II against II. TIL" Figures
nr,. largely from fural districts divided
rmnul. about twenty counties.
i proposal la bond inc H,nir Tor S"".
ono OnO for good rnnd" construction WAS
LEADING, tire" Ia ON" on returns from -
precincts.
In pirnIi chicr interest r"nlrrH on
proposal /" rmrchnnr Il" street RAILWAY
aty~trm. M ricurcr w"r" "'hiih"'" ~
ten o'clnrk, the polls remaining open
uniII Int tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE
Til. ruhi.a Service OOmniisEi0n NJ West
virginia, Capitol nnildinG.
CAal1eHtou.

A. - meeting al IA" f"hiIG a"Ivi p
r'nunn,IbrI"n 81 N"rI v'r!".", h"ih az
II,. :un, .ins ~ A"iHhl !ria
rMn.. H." III "",i ~!
WI,..IInr TiaEiI"n ."'nt'"nS
nm.nd.d application a., ,'uih"iitY !"
,.,u iuIu rffn.i r"I"m nni i",ITfn rnvnr
ius l"I,".iri" r"tfI" !" h"''u""r ~i'h
,nInn md I"riff" ""I"htlrh"h ~ utter
,IoIn rn,uuIt,r" rrIut, lsulun fur 1ni"y
state irnffl".
wh"rcnn. ~ am"ud"d rrpIi"niI"u hnr
mis- DIV h""n flied hv ~" wheeling
Traction Company f"r authority 4" put
into rfrrrl raI"e l"lIn far~n ma charges
he, wcru WcIrlnn md MuundevuIc. Wrst
YirginIn, md NIL intermediate puintH in
harmony with md go mn To conform TO
the rnirs and tariffs cuvrrign intcrata'"
traffic approved by ~ Interstate Com
mcrcc Commissions:
1t Ia ordered that lnnvn may be grant
cd tn any person Interested Ia file ohjcc-
ton thereto before the Commission nj
any time on or before the eighth day ~
April 1919. and this matter be get down
FOR hearing at Il meeting OF the Com
mission to be- held AT this office in tho
Capitol Building in the CITY Of Charles
ION. on the 9Th day of April. 1919. ut
ten o'clock 4. M. nj which time any per-
son may appear and mnk" such objcc-
ton thereto as may be deemed proper.
IT is further ordered that the appli-
cant publish II cui:c; OF this order con-
, t!nuously for ten days p5ior 10 siid
date Of hearing in two newspapers OF
Opposite politics If such there be- and
I OF general circulation in the cities or
towns effected Ivy the proposed change
in rates. making due return thereof 10
this Commission on or before The day
Of h"nring.
TaStr: r. d. .BERNHEIM.
Inr-2a-p Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
MINISTERS To
". VA. CHURCHES

Su,riaI 10 The InirliiE"nr"r.
BALTIMORE. Md. April - u" ''H'-
Ij,u,r,. conference" If the M"Ih"dist Ipis-
rounl rhurrh which has been IN S'e''''''
here, for u week. closes thus evening VIII
The r,.ndiug "r III" appointments y!
Hishuv Shepard. Th" PASTORS a"SlKh" '"
West Virginia churches. all "i "h''"
are in the Frcdrrirk district conference"
are:
District superintendent. H. i, Dcf'"";
I,.rk.Iy Springs. W. W. t"stIn; i'l""h'-
iurtuu. W. &. Bryan: IiuIit"r I'M. H. H.
Groves. supply, Kingsley. Is. y M'''""n'
buuha. Il II. IinrIlclI. EckltHrI. I. -
Archer. Elk t;nrd"n. ". l." l'ihd"r sup
uIy .tllrr.Im, NJ. \. l'mrk"r. flihS'"I''
W t.. Parrish. supply, Grant, e" H.
('rr.,. supply: IIhrp"rH PERRY. y. H. ''''-
d,rur. II,drrf,vIll". Lynn Arh"EhHl. sup
rlY. IIIIlrh"r.. William II"rI"n". h'F-
ser ! II Mckinney. NmrlIn"L"rH. II L.
WRIGHT. raw raw. ". u fIi"l' '''
'ruwn " NJ Mu'hli. II"lrh""'. J.. ~
EIIIiunn wings. /" ID" NIrp'lh '"""
my VI I!r"r,.'k'r rupplH. IVA lh'f
Inuu Wiilinu it"E"Im, ;iih'ihh"'H. ~
i I.uutIriI'"I. ruprlt. h''' ''' we -
NJ NI'rmrIrnh, l'Ihnm". w. y l'Y''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
WILL OPPOSE
CLEMENCY FOR DEBS

whnTIT1rrrDN hrrII I-Nf'"iu"r
Grn-rnI Ialnrt nunnrtu""h IL ~ "'"'"-
mont tonight that h~ you'd "Up"r"
strongly any "fr"rt !" "h'"n "S"'"''N"
cI~rurnry for FnEcn" Y. l'"h". W" 81
rlnlIri lender. aHn'rp I" ton F"hr'
imprisonment for violation "r IN" "'-
pIonngc act Th" attorney general Enih
hc had received several COMMUNICATIONS
urging him TO recommend cic1n"ncy Tor
Dcbs.
MIR. Palmer said he believed his duty
in the Dcbs case 10 he clear ana was
convinced that he would be dong II
grievious wrong 10 the country ana
strike n blow at law enforcement
should ne adopt "any cours" when
would Interfere with tho normal admin
list ration Of justice in this case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
We WE Everything s so'i

1T rr,v cabinet thaInhrrn. 1O2 rhch
Gk;L,-IThI.F duZrn tnl1npAIb!e thhY
i!u.yi"n. - 90 cnch.
>l.W Garden Tu"ln ut ""Ut.
10 uld .HlyI" Sewing Mnrhinca In Eou
g. nI'iinu. $50 rn"h
: rr"r-II,nd %-w,uE Mnch!ncr. J." "nch.
tu2cu Revolving OrIIrc Ch"irH. ~
ru"i'
+. \r,t;r, nssnrIru"n, "r ,;as md Electric
ilauh"ll"rS
/ I'Iui%!l l''hn". $3G 0D.
.rI.bGI"r Enwl, Sinks Dlilc" Draka.
- .sgrI!utunu. Furniture. tloIkH.
NJ. HAVE. lOG sInEi" WlItr "nuII.ol
/ ,i- -prInE.i and mattresses. complete.
II =: ~ "urh. ID "nk wash Hl1nua. In
,..ngI ,"ud!li"u. 1T $3.n0 "n2iI.
ONE Irrrr gn> restaurant range.
.D,.m "hyairinn's operating table In
unDd ,',nItr ION.
100 opera chnIrs. II 90 rnGa.
nNfF g.. ~ rrn"k- at NJ.
100 rrlniyi nE st"nl-. $40 per h"nrn.
A n3D a. lhIiG Iin" at new hh" H"''"""'
lnt,l innIr ,md machinery AMI aGt"ihd'
hG.u supplies
TOOL nTOrH.
luul ann lnnJ mhnHnT sTnnnT.
Telephone oola-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
LOCAL BOWLERS
CD To SMOKY
CITY THURSDAY

Wheeling will hc represented In tn"
ing held in Pittsburgh. fh" Local t".wI-
"rS will leave for the Smoky 'lly Ih"rH-
day.
The local team will b" named the
MuSS,' tenn nud Wrll h'' '"rnI"S'h ~ IN"
following: William M''N'Iil, Fred ltr"r-
h"lirr. J. G. GrnmlI,h. SANDY Glass" kr"c
I.ytlr ami x. l.. Ray.
The local boys "AI'"t L" nhhr E'"'n
shaving and expect I" r'Inrn |" 'h'h
city Win sum" of ia" ~ l"'' nl"h'E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
SOVIET REPUBLIC IN
BAVARIA PROCLAIMED

FAIRS. April 7.--Th" Soviet republic
in lsavarin was officially proclaimed TO-
day. :: dispatch rcr"iv"d mere from M"-
nj. IL "nyS.
IIErn% \rriI T-rr"niirr Hunnmm
of i,aynrin. arrnrding /" il dispatch from
II,,Iiu hu- announced thai the govern.
,r,uI 81 l:nyarin hms been lrnn"i"rfrd
.rr, =, Munich iu Nurrmh"rH.
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uAI,TIMuItE. Md. Ann 7 TIL"
nIr,yIuuh nI,niImI "unf"r"n"" "T ia" iI"h
n,IIn, I.rnlrrInnI rhur'h 'l"n"h TN L'Sn'"h
here tonight. i'r""ih"n' Nh'h"' r'"' ''''
nu'l nn"iEn"" VA" '"'''"'''
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lTmrr"rn Ferry. W. Nm.. g. :. It""": H'"-
.dIrw,y W Va. To- hr supplied later.
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usrma TEE "CUT-oRE"

s,.ci,I Dlspatch to Tho Intaiiigencnr.
MAGNOLIA, w. Va. April 7-TranlG
WAS resumed today on the u. o.
Highland tracks. kn"~n hs the Magnolia
uut on, which had boon closed slhGo Jan
unry 10 by q ias'dniid1 or 0o.on" 'nbl"
yArd. O~rr 700 men ware employed u"
ronsyvo tho obatruGii Ion at "a oonl Of alip,
900 During nearly three months freight
movement wan over Tho pnHaehE"i
RACKS at this point
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! BRAIN TESTS !
. BY SAM LLOYD. }
10 Minute nv Answer Th."
No. ~.

hnw mtIrh II hrirk weighed ana mo
workman ,nfuru"l HIM mr. i"Il"wn.
~ hrIrk weighs =. of II brl"k hhd Y
Of u p,und Sow tell M" how many
BRICKS there are iu n had II hhII II hi
mud hniT hri"k weigh II pounds lrTn
linn y nI n huh pIur =, ~ II brick.
It,hh" r,uddrnly dIn""v"r"d u WINS
rrIlIuE lnIr Tor i"hut,l ~ did mol whll
In figure ',uI thr nIaw~r
eau van "oIv" Tho w"rhunnr riizHl" "
ANHWEIt TO 40. III.
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GAMBLERS CAUGHT IN THE ACT

Into InrI might tn" pulir" r"ld'rl AN
alleged gambling joint AT ""': N"'l
street aud arrested The ruliO"IhI mann"
tn"u, MI residents Of Wheeling" l"lN
Mrukiskl. Slmml"y MrtIustl, I""'hh '"-
hIsIi ana Stanley S"l""k. The men RhE"
lnud for their appearing" AT police
,nurI thIa morning. when their cases
uII Il. nm for. hcnrirE Officers IlhnHn
nuJ rn-.. had no trouble, ~ making :hr
arrests.
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ONE DRUNK

Sam Austin Of this city will appear
ON the carpet in tho police court |, NOR
row morning in answer In charge or
drunkenness Officer Rickcrt"n pulled
Austin In at the Virginia IN :'"iIn
I1uron street ut II o'clock larl night.