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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30
IN GRIP OF REDS
Wave of Bolsheyism Spreading Ovcl
Bulgaria.

London. July 30.-Reports from
Bulgaria by way of Berlin declare that
Bolshevism is spreading in that coun-
try, says an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen today. Sew
eral demonstrations have occurred in
the larger towns. accompanied by dis
orders and considerable bloodshed,
the message declares.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30

Melbourne, July 30.-President Le-
cornu. of the seaman's union. the men,
bers of which have been on strike for
several weeks. announced today that
he would appeal to the United States
for assistance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30
IT IS TO Be COOLER
Thunder Showers in Sight IN
Next "a Hours.
Tonight or Tomorrow VIII See
Relief at Last.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS:
Partly cloudy with local thunder showers
late tonight or Thursday; cooler Thursday
and north portion tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30

It has been reported on several oc-
casions that Bernstorff would be sent
to Italy as German ambassador there.
as soon as diplomatic relations were
resumed. He was mentioned as prob
able foreign minister when the Bauer
cabinet succeeded the Scheidemann
ministry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30
RED CHIEF A SUICIDE
Hungary Soviet President Charges
BcIa Kun Leading Nation TO Ruin.

Geneva, July 30.-Alexander Rarbai,
president of the Hungarian soviet gov
eminent killed himself. according to
reports. after delivering a speech in
which he accused Bella Kun. the soviet
leader. of leading the nation to ruin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Partly cloudy, probable showers
tonight or Thursday. Cooler Thurs
day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-30

I ABOR notices seem to be a case OF
- "strilsc while the weather is hot.
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CONTINUED on Page TwOJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-05

CuandO yO era un ninO-hOm-
bre, me crela que costaba un ojo
de la cara venir a San Juan des
de cuaquier pueblo de la isla;
pero ahora que soy hOmbre-niiio,
como hay muchos por estos an
durriales, sc que los del campo
vienen con mucha frecuencia a la
ciudad.
Verdad es que ahOra hay auto
m6vils, que cualquiera puede be-
ber cafe negro y puya en- Ponce
y Dir Misa en- San Juan, 81 quie-
re; antes no los habfa como no
habia en- EStadOs Unidos hi en-
otras naciones TELEGRAPH sin hilo,
aeroplanos, bip1anos, hidropla-
nos, globos cautivos, telefono ina
lambrico, gases asfixiantes, sub
marinos, tanques, en- fin; quiero
decir que NADIA de particular tie
ne que en- Puerto Rico no Sc CO.
nOcieran los autos cuando ell
otras parties estaban ell pahales,
careciendo y desconociendo esos
inyentOs.
Pero vamos al grano. Ahora
con los autos, nuestras carreteras
parecen enredaderas y constante-
mente, los que tienen negocio,
estan viniendO a San Juan; esos,
claro es que estan enteradOs del
caballito de dos patas y del pc
rrito de dos patas y media. UnO
que esta pOr Mayaguez y el otro
por Arecibo.
Mi suegra, por ejemplo, que
nunca ha montado en- una guagua
nj sabe 81 San Juan es no puer-
to de mar, no sabe NADIA del caba-
llitO nj del perritO. Para estas
personals que no salen del casco
de San Juan, hay que decirle
como es ell perrito para matarle
la curiOsidad hasta que ell caba-
llito y ell perrito vengan a San
Juan para ser exhibidos.
Dice ola VOz de la Patria' de
Mayaguez:
GUN PERRO CON 2 PATAS
En- Arecibo hay un ciudadano
que desde hace mas de siete me-
ses posee un perro que tiene tam
bien dos patas. Els un animalito
muy bonito, Sc dice, color blanco,
orejas muy largas y ell hocico muy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-05
POR ESAS CALLES.,.

largo tambien. Posee una pata de-
lante Y otra detras y Sc divisa
bien ell nacimientO de una tercera.
Anda a saltos y 10 hace tan ligero
que conserva perfectamente ell
equilibrio. Tn caballerO nOrteame
ricanO que hace POGO visito aque-
LA poblacion y Sc enter6 de la
existencia del animalito, quiso
comprarlo, perO su dueiio Sc neg0
rOtundamente."
Ahoroa 10 que falta es verlo.
Que el perrito tenga una pata
por delante, una pata pOr detras
Y un pedacito de pata que no
dicen 81 es pata, pero que bien
puede decirse que ell perrO tiene
tres patas, no cs tan peligroso
como ell d1a que vengan esos dos
fcn6menos a San Juan.
Yo creo que los jinquetazos y
empellones van a estar guaretos
y la policia y la ambulancia van
a tener que prestar serviciO jun
to con los practicantes Barreras
Y Claudio, que tambien pasaran
un buen ratio poniendo vendajes
Y cosiendo cuero cabelludO.
Va oiremos a algunas personals
decir:
iMaldito sea ell perro. 80!
iiMaldito sea ell caballo. ~!
Porque en- mi cr0nica del % de
Mayo die que cada pueblo ha de
tener S u fen6meno, ccual sera ell
de San Juan?. va me traen
la sesera hecha un fog0n algunos
curiosos que me dicen que 81 10 de
Fernandez Garcia es ell fep0me-
no, 81 el papa que ultrajo a sus
tres ninas Ell Aguadilla, ST la
mujer que mat0 a su "compay"
con un machete, 10 alto, 10 atras-
tr6 y para que no Sc moviela lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-05
SIVA USTED A MONTAR SU OFICINA !.

| traordinario, han crea-
10 estos muebles de WA
BASH que no tienen RI
val, porque suman a 10
elegante, 10 duradero y
10 practice.
ST quiere usted con-
vencerse de este, visite
la installation de CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
& Co., Inc, y encOntra-
ra usted ell mejOr mode
10 para mOntar SUI Ofici-
ma de tai modO que ella
sea ell primer factor de
SUI negOciO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-05

No es possible hacer
lln mueble .s6lidO, ele-
gante Y duraderO sinO
Sc disp0ne de buen ma
terial.
P0r ESQ THE WA
BASH CABINET CO.,
antes de lamar al mer-
cadO del mundO sus ad-
mirables equipos para
Oficinas, adquiri6 bOs-
ques extensisilnOs en- los
que crecen las mas RI
cas- maderas.
La materia prima in
superable, ell modelO SUI
premo Y ell artifice ex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-05

entr0 a macetaZo con un una
maceta de pillar cafe.... en- fin. =.
no jueguen, 'hombe"..
NADIA de ESQ. Ell fen0menO tie
he que darse en- San Juan. YO no
sc 81 es un animal de dos de
tres patas: 10 que 81 sc es que
tiene que aparecer aqui.
iCudado no este escondidO. -!
iiQue salga, que salga. ...!!
Otro fcn0menO.-En MatanZas,
Cuba, ha nacido un animal tan
raro que no ha encontrado nom
bradO en- la zOOlOgia. Els hijo dc
una cabra y prsenta los rasgos
caracteristicos de las hidras ia
bulosas. A cada lado del vientre
tiene un mutton ell fOrma de ala
que termina en- una uila. Las pa
tas son de cabro, perO rematadas
por garras. El fen0menO tiene un
solo ojo en- la frente y sobre el
arranca un cuerno curvo. Bufa
como un toro y no come la yerba
que lie pOnen.
Dicho animal sera exhibidc por
tOda la America.
TodO ell mundo sabe que ell Go
bernador mand0 cerrar ell Hi
p0dromO por seis semanas; pero
10 que no sabe tOdO ell mundo es
que la clase pobre, a la hora de
ahora, estarla remediada, muchos
nihos vestidos y calzados y por
buen tempo bien o mejor alimen-
tadOs.
Las guaguas Y los carrOs cleo
tricos, no hicieron SUI negociO do
minical; y al pdblico le cay0 en-.
Gina como una losa de plomO, el
dfa domingo, que fu6 triste Ell
gradO sumo.
Lorenzo Padilla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
WELCOME To
SOLDIERS NOW
BEING PLANNED
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE TAKEN no
nrFrNrrE SHAPE PENDING DE-
CORRELATION KNowLEDGE,
wopn from WASHINGTON BE-
FORE MAKING MovE.
SENATOR SUTHERLAND AND CON
GRESHAM Nicely ASKED TO AID
DIsCHARGE OF MEN AS UNIT.

While nothing hns been officially done
in the WAY Of q homecoming celebration
for the boys of the Sixty-hrst coast ar
tillcry the sentiment is growing that
movement should be started 10 nave zee
boys discharged as unit and como
home in a body and many citizens nave
thought of writing to Secretary OF war
Baker Senator Sutherland and Congress
man Nee1v to use their influence In that
direction.
When asked last night if the chamber
or commerce had taken any action On
the matter Secretary Capt. Jarvis Price
sajd. "rhe chamber has done nothlng
so far but if assured that the boys would
como home in q body no DOUBT the
Chamber Of Commerce would De the
FIRST to start 4 demonstration ana give
TN. boys the fine welcome that thHy
deserve, 4 general holiday should ne
declared on the date OF arrival ana al
welfare civic fratcrnal and military o.
ganizat IONS TO take part. |! inc hove
ment is launched YOU eau count on NE
rs an individual citizen 10 do all mar
is in my power to give the soldier lads
4 fitting homo coming celebration
AS the matter stands now. everyone -
holding back. waiting for some one else
TO make the, first move. and the project,
once started, will grow to gigantic pro-
portions, as not only Wheeling. but all
OF the neighboring cities and towns anu
the country around will want to have
place in the patriotic demonstration.
or course the whole affair hinges on
tho boys being discharged az q unit put
il Is thought that this can be accom-
plishcd if the war department .is told or
the wishes Of all Of the citizens ana toeS
will comply with the request.
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first to the barracks near the Belle Al
liance-PlatZ, where the troops rallied
without hesitation, and indeed, win
great enthusiasm, TO tho revolutionary
movement ono by one the regiments
in the other barracks declared their al
hereace to the movement. Even tho OF
iicers offered DO moro than a norman
resistance.
Within a few hours it was evident
that the entire garrison OF Berlin. IN
Guiding the special corps formed 10
combat the revolution, was on the sloe
Of tho new Socialist government, head
ed by Ebert.
This was the decisive factor.
If the troops in Berlin had remained
faithful 10 the old regime the revolu-
ton would have been crushed In AN
hour
The scamcn started tho revolution.
The soldiers Of the Berlin garrison
ep.urcd its success in the capital
The fact that the military leaders
made no serious effort TO suppress tho
revolution 10 not so surprising as II
seemed at first sight
Before Prince Max OF Baden vacated
his post. he issued special instructions
10 the military and police authorities
that no force must be USED against
popular demonstrations Of disc"ntent
This was done under the influence OF
Scheidemann and Ebert, and Prince
Max did not understand that he was
thereby aidfnE an open revoluton: ms
idea was that tho order would avert
useless blood shed, inasmuch as tho MIL
itary leaders might be expected to hre
at the first sign even of peaceful dem
onstrations IN tho streets.
When the Socialist government WITH
out awaiting the KaiserHs assent pro
claimed his deposition and declared
Germany to be a Republic. the com
manding officers Of the Berlin district
found themselves with very strongly
vordcd order not to fire on tho people
This order, undoubtedly. contributed 10
tho bloodless nature Of the revolution
IT is true that after some delay.
few Of tho officers tried to lead tneir
men against the now Republican gov
eruncnt. but by this tinae it was too
late, and the soldiers refused to make
any moFo against their fellow citizens
Cgy the International News Bureau.
Inc, Boston, MasNo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
$50 EGGS IN MARCH;
647 IN APRIL; II HENS
Mr. Barbour Doubles EGG Yield in 80
Days. Good Matching Eggs, Too.

MY 81 hens laid $50 eggs in March:
After feeding them % cents worth 81
Don Sung. these same hens laid o. eggs
in April. Don Sung is fine thing Tor
hens.'-Wm. Barbour. Lime Island.
Mich.
Poultry raiscrs all over the initcd
States report the Same wonderful results
from Don Sung that MIR, Barbour writes
about. No matter how many or how rev
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will hatch better Accept this offer at
our risk:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
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that Don Sung pays for itself and pays
you n good pruiit besides. simply toll uS
and your money will he refunded. =.
Don Sung (ChincS" Tor r2H-Ia!lnR'
works directly on the cEE+lnyinE organs.
and Is also II splendid tonic. 1t is easily
given in the feed. improves tn" hens
health makes her stronger and NOR" act
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TRY Don Sung for 50 days and If it
doesn't gci you The eggs. no matter how
cold or vet the weather. Your money VIII
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8-HOUR DAY.
FOR F|RENEN
AND THE COPS

Special Dispat CHI to The 1ntelligencer:
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. lS.-Fhe
house today. by q vote OF l0O 10 IL.
passed tho bin giving an eight hour oaS
TO policemen and fircmcn. inc Dill no"
goes to the senate where 1t Will De
toinod with tho bill by Senator Wnlle'
OF Columbiana, providing for the same
thing.
A resolution was introduced In the
senate by Senator Krydcr providing 1oT
appointment Of a committee. oil i've sem
ators to inquire into the alleged mlscorr
duct of an employe Of the senate in Tor
wardins to Washington without author-
fty q certified copy Of the resolution
rstifyinr the National prohibition
amendment.
Municipal ownership of street rail-
WAYS is authorized in q bill Offered to-
day by Senator Sparks OF Montgomery
county.
County and district school supcrtn-
tenderts today unanimously voted TO op-
pose various changes proposed IN the
school code. The action was trans
mittcd to the common schools committee
OF the house tonight
Tho house by u vote OF So to 40 re-
licycd tho public utilities committee OF
the Miller hill to prevent gas companies
from abandoning service to municipal
flies The bill, which was urged by
citizens Of Alliance and Sandusky. has
been postponed by the utilities commit
tee: It will now come up for discussion
on the floor of the house
A bill by Senator Whittcmorc would
prohibit the employment Of boys under
I2 years of nGe and girls under Is years
Of age as ncwsies and bnot-blacks and
require badges to be furnished by the
superintendent Of schools, authorizing
childen to work at street trades.
The Scott bill to validate marriages
performed at Chiliicothe last summer
under military permits passed the SEN
alto today.
The flying Of the rrd flag. emblem Of
the socialist partyt or any un-American
flag in any parade or any building will
be prohibited if the house concurS in a
bill by Senator White. of Columbiana
which unanimously passed the senate
today.
Judge Harvey G. Smith. Of GAINESVILLE.
assumed his duties as secretary Of state
this afternoon. Smith resigned as pro-
batc judge Of Muskingum county shortly
before noon. 1t is expected that Robert
T. Crew. former executive clerk to Gov
crnor Cox. will he appointed by the gov
ernor TO succeed Smith as probate Judge
Of MuSkingum county.
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TWO KILLED IN
FIRE At kEYSER

Especial Dispatch TO The IntcIligencer.)
KEYSDR, w. Va. Feb. lS.-Two vol
u1teer fremcn were killed and on IS
thought to be fatally injured from n
colhpsing wall Of the Music hall build
ing. which was destroyed by fire here
carly today.
The Dead.
LEO BROTEMARKLE. &c. employee
at b. 6; Q. roundhousc.
CHARLES w. CLARK. IS. widoEer,
employed On the B. 6 o. wreck train.
The Injured
Iznes Turner, IS, schooIboy. who
worked with the. fire department; at
Hoffman hospital suffering from con-
cusslon Of the skull and severe burns.
His recovery Is doubtful
The men caught were on the Cent CT
street Of the building, and the wall fell
clear across the street. striking tho
building Of H @. Wilson. occupied by
the Lacyser pharmacy, conducted by
II. c. Grusendorf.
Tho two fire companies summoned
from Piedmont arrived in time 10 pro-
tect all adjoining property.
The Music hall building was owned
BY the First National bank, which oc-
cIpted the corncr on the first floor. The
banks loss is placed at $4,000, With
$4,000 insurance
Luther r. Carsdadon. who leased the
second floor rs q theatre, placed his loss
at $1,000 from the destruction Of a
piano. scenery. motion picture machine
and advance films.
Il NJ Wells, wallpaper dealer. WHO
had O show room on the Center street
side, suffered loss from water.
The Walton Coal company was able to
move out most Of its belongings, and
its losses will be small.
On the Main street side was the
plumbing establishment OF hbroEHst &;
Ryan. whose loss IS largely from water.
The fire broke out about $50 O'clock.
The cause is unknown, hut it is thought
to have originated on the stage of thc
theatre.
Tho bank opened for business this
afternoon in a store room.
Scald black stockings and black cot
ton gloves in salt and water before
wearing them and they will not crock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
D|GN|F|ED gents" HAD
CONSIDERABLE LIQUOR
Their Bulging Bosoms Attract Little
Girl and Phillips Escorts
Them Up Street.

"Oh. look. mamma. at those dignIhed
gentlemen" remarked little girl In the
Baltimore & Ohio station yesterday aft
rrnoon, as two men walked into Inc
waiting room with their chests sweiled
out anu their shoulders thrown back
The little girls exclamation was heard
by Captain Bert Phillips. deputy state
prohibition commissioner. who suspect
cd that the dignity seen through the
eye Of Il child was Il camouflaSe and no
gently stepped up and tapped the gem
ucmcn upon their manly boSoms:
Chapter II.
Captain Phillips assistants were near
ny and the diGniiied gents wcr" taken
10 the county Jail by Attorney Il. NJ.
Whaley and Deputy Tom Arlington.
They left in care Of the jailor consider
able liquor that they had sccretcd IN
their coats. They registered az Ed
kndas. who was tho posscSsor OF four
quarts If good old bonded drinkin
Ticker" and Charles BigE. who had twp
quarts and three half-pints Of old Ken
lucky dow. They are from som" place
out the l.. & 9. They will be arraiEned
bcfur. Justice r. q. Hobbs for a hear
ing ~ charge of violating the iost
lnW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
ALLIED TROOPS IN
NORTH OF RUSSIA
In GOOD HEALTH

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-(Eia MontrcaD--
II hns been learned from the latest ar
rivals from tho Thurman coast. says
Reuters. that tn" allied troops Of the
north Russian cXpcditionary force arc
in good health and that tho military
authorities are doing everything 10 al
lcviatr tn" discnmf"rts of the extreme
cold. cnmhinrd with the Arctic 20-hour
night. The temperatures was nearly 40
degrees below zero in january. and
there were only from three TO four hours
Of daylight daily during the month Al
Fort MurmanSk. which is ZOO miles
within the Arctic circle.
The troops are mostly accommodates
in log barracks Or cullapSibl" huts. lifted
with sleeping hunks and Russian
stoves. Entertainments arr frequently
organized and the men enEag" in win
ter sports. especially skiing. There
havr been comparatively few cases OF
frost bit". owing III the fur clothing
supplied the melt
Thu allied truGps are garrisUnnE $50
miles Of The Thurman railway. Supplies
Tor tn" outpoSts ar" dispatched by Ecin-
door >lcdgrs. which often arc driven by
women OF the region. Two Of these
women have received the military
medal for gallant conduct i'll rrpcllinG
enemy raids on food conveys.
Nurrnansk is nm icc-frcc port. hut the
f,.rr"S III ArrA,ang"i are completely cut
of from the "utsid" world for six
months Of the year. Int"r-comlnuniCa-
rlnls between thu two forces command
ed hr General lrnn*d is only possible
III the winter by airplHnr.
Major Sir Ernest Shackl"ton. tn"
Antarctic explorer. is attached in Con
rral Mr>unrd'%. headquarters Ms adviser
ON Arctic equipment. while Il special
Iur,,. uf Canadian officers and non-com-
mis@,tn,d officers. all Of them expert
cncrd in ItIundIk" conditions. is at
Iarhr,l la the fore" rs instructors in
Arctic life. Teams If husky dogs have
hrrn specially sent fran Canada for
transport work. although reindeer,
which roam IN herds over the Iapr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
ACTRESS TELLS SECR6
A Well Known Actress Tsns How
Darker Gray Hair With . Sim
pie Home-Made Mixture.

Joiccy Williams. the we'll knoll
American dcrcss, who was fecenI
playing at the Imperial Theatre in
Louis. Mo. made the following st.I
mcnt about gray hair and how to da1
ell il.
Anyone can prepare simple ml
turc nj home. at very little cost, Il
will darkon gray streakcd or faded hi,
and make 1t soft and glossy. To q hi
pint Of water add l ounce Of bay I'd
a small box Of Barbo Compound and
ounce of glycerinc.' These ingrediej
can be bought al any drug store at v
little cost. or any druggist can put 1t
for you. Apply to the hair twice
week until the desired shade is obtain
This will make a gray haired ~
look 20 years younger. This 10 not
dye: it does not color the most delica
scalp is not sticky or greasy and dc
not rub OF.
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country, are chiefly used for this pur
pose.

PARIS. Feb. lS.-Nicholas. Tschaiko-
sky president Of the provisional govern
ment of North Russia. who is in Paris,
representing the Archangel government,
is still unwilling TO meet the Bolshc-
visits at any place in conference.
He reported that It was tho deter
mination of the different Russian gov
ernments not to 80 to Prinkiro or any
other place for u conference with the
Rolsheyiki
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
IS YOUR FAMILY
FREE FROM COLDS?
Coughs and Colds don t
linger when DR.. Kings
New Discovery Is used.

You owe il to your family--to your.
srlf--to keep this standard remedy in
your medicine cabinet.
For almost three generations it has
been the frSt-choice cold and cough
relief of millions Of people. YOUNG
and old
Helps 10 bring quick rclief-~lonsrn
chest -StufiincSs, reduce fever. socth IT.
riratcd throaiS. check coughing.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
nj %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
wANrg A NEW DEAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ls.-RcopcninG
OF all army courts martial proceedings
since the beginning OF the war, with
view to remcdying alleged injusticcs.waS
proposed in joint resolution intrnduccd
to-day by Senator Mcclellan. Of Tcnncs-
see, a member Of the military commit
tee Brigadicr General Anscll. aching
judge advocate. testified before the conf
mittee last week, that many OF the sem
fences we're too severe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-19
RHEUMATISM SUFFERED
AS HE STEPS FROM ca


To be enjoying good health and
denly be stricken with rheumatism
to almost lose the use OF, ones leg Is
usual in the annals of the experience
man. but such happened yesterday
ternoon to c. E. Schultz, financial SCI
tary of Welcome Lodge, No. s. A OF
w, and one Of WheelinE's most wid
known residents
Mr. Schultz WIGS suffering no (
when he boarded a street car yester'
and shortly afterward when he step
from the car at Eleventh and MAJ
streets he was attacked with excrucj
ing agonies in one Of his legs. The p
was so severe that he had to be ASST,
Ia the sidewalk. After resting fol
while. he hobbled to a nearby ph5
clans office. The doctor said thai
was 4 sudden attack OF rheumatA
caused by stepping in a certain
upon a nerve in the foot and rheul
tism quickly developed.
Mr.. Schultz is now lying In his ap1
ments in the PAUL flats suffering mi
agony. H
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HELD In $1,000 BOND

Mike Rabcsch was given a preliminary
hearing before Justice kindlebcrgcr on
the charge Of stealing SCI from. Frank
Tnunick He was sent To Jail III de-
fault of $1,000 bond and will have q
hearing later.