davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-21

pIlpOJclld Dyld n hdkOuSku,
Dalmacie byla apornJm T7e-
MIN, lakajic svym vyhodnym
polozenim pil mofi Adriati,
'ckem. Je to dzky p,uh uzemi, !
ijenz rozlohou revna Sc asi ma
,semu lstaula Gonpacticn; 2 nj
de nenf siryi triceti r@4i mil, u
',Kotoru je sifka nejraiensf nuejj dcsa-
hujlc sotva dve mile, Fri po-
breZi nalez4 Sc asi d acct vel
kych a sto men3ich ostrovi, z
|nichz nejznamdjsi json pra:,
'Hvar a Korcula.
Zeme tato vynika pcstrosti
isve pflrody. Pednehi sc meni.
EJe horko a sucho, kdyz Siroko,
jihovychodnl vitr, prenese sc
pres uzemi, a studeno a mokro,
fdyz zimnl vetry, bora, pricha
zeji cd more a terorisuli ma
mofniky podel pobfezi. Zeme
delci V Dalmacii nar1noze tez-
ce zapasl prirodou, ale prece
Ijenom milujf svoji zemi. Ze-
me nenl pfilis urodna, ale pre-
ce venkovane nachazeji slus-
nou obzivu pfi pesteni vina,
| fiku a oliv Ma svazich hor. Je
to zeme pozoruhodna pima
| ajlmavych zmen, cd holych
popelavycn nor, zimnimi We
zbavovanycn vseho rostlin-
stva truchlivych kamenitych
OWN, az ku nejkrasnejsim L.
krytum jizniho rostlinstva s
Ekrasnymi krajinami pri primo
S vodoDad- . lesnatymi o.
'trovy. Zatoky dalmatske jsou
rozkOsne a BOka Kotorska
svou romantikou rovna Sc svy-
carskemu jezeru Ctyrkanton-
Skemu.
!. Zivot dalmatskeho venkova-
ie spokojcnf hlavne tim, re
: netouzi po velkych pozitcich a
'pokoji Sc s malem. Lpi ma
SVEN kraji, kde oddava sc
} wynn zvlastnim zabavam, jez
milejsi jsou mu mad vsechno
line ma svete. Pisen sc tn roz-
, leha nepretrzite a milo a utul-
o .le We vesnicich. Zeny jsou
| krasne d ataine a vynikajl pra-
ovitosti. Odivaji Sc ma mno-
re malebne kroje, ktere MOI
| o zvlaste obdivovati pri ruz-
Vch festivalech a veselkach.
: ofi kterych Dalmatinci odda-
- 7aji Sc upfimnemu veseli.
Chorvate a Srbove, mluvici
: narecim dilem cakavskym a
lilem stokavskym, tvori hlavni
: Jadro obyvatelstva. Die rakou
: skeho scltani je jich tn need
: ,res pill milionu, cili vice jak
: SO procent., Nabozenstvi ,isou
: jednak katolickeho, a .iednak
pravoslaveho d tohoto rozdilu
i, ' nabozenstvi caste; rakouskou
vladou bylo znepzlvano k poll
ickym agitac elm, nebot jedno-
a slovanska nehodila Sc il nj
: kdy do kramu. !, j /
Italu odhaduje Sc Y zemi ma
; procenta: = 1talove nebydli
'e ma venkove, .nybrz 'temer
vyhradne V mestech. l>Mesta
Zadar, Trogier, Spliet, Dub brow
: mix a Rotor mela "a stredove-
ku obyvatelstvo. puyodu rim
skeho, jemuz Sloyane ,fikali
Latini. To lje .pficina,' proc l.
talie Sc .domysli, re ma iiste
pravo ma tuto zemi. Dnes .ie-
diny Zadar ma italsky raz.. v
: Spljetu, Trogiru a .jinde: ,jsou
talove We znacne mensine.
Vliv italsky V mnohych mi
stech jevi Sc v tom,l re domaci
'ovansky jazyk je pin ital-
skych SLOW. Do nedavna dali
natska intelligence studovala
ma ital. skolach a prinesla ST
mi znalost italskeho jazy-
ka, ktereho snazila Sc pouziva-
dennim styku',s S jinymi. V
Dalmacii jest take neco. Alban-
GU, asi 1000, ktefi obyvaji yes
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20

per into the British Empire, unless
cured. and the conditions are named
as follows: Import licenses will
only be issued for qualities or des-
criptions fgalling within this cate
CORY (writing or printing paper)
provided that the GARD OF trade is
satisfied that such qualities or des-
criptions Of British manufacture
cannot be obtained al sufficient
quantities within the British En-
pire, or that the prices demanded
for such qualities or descriptions
are unreasonable. Other CLASSES
Of paper have other restrictions.
nearly all of them well-nigh -pro-
hibitive. dating from april 3Oth,
last.
The Republican party is cognizant
Of these facts. Only recently Brit
ish prohibitions Of soap imports
have disrupted our export trade in
soaps, and a large number of similar
instances might be cited. Britain
has for some years had the same
aversion to the word protection that
is to be found in our southern
States. Protection under any other
name would smell far sweeter, so
the British camouflaaged protection
lists ask for licensing system, and
the South asks for greater customs
revenues. But when Great Britain
speaks Of the British Empire she
means also Canada, Australia, New
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
RULING CONCERNING COMMON
CARRIERS

The Attorney General. of tho
State OF Idaho, has made ruling
showing his Interpretation of the
law, concerning common carriers
The local officials have received in
structions to begin action against
all persons. liable for auto licenses
who do not secure the same, and
give the required bond Immediately
Following is the ruling:
Boise, Ida. May rs, 1y1y.--In to-
days communication you state that
there is some controversy over the
Interpretation Of the language of
Sec. 10 Subdivision OIL Chapter
1O6. Compiled Laws, as amended by
Chapter 112. 1919 Session Laws,
page SAC the question being:
What automobiles, motor vehicles
OF trucks are common carriers under
said statute?
1t is my opinion that 1t includes
all automobiles, auto stages, motor
vehicles or motor trucks. or any
other elf-propelled motor venlcle
for use in business OF carrying
either passengers or freight, or both.
whether operated over any particu-
lar route or routes, or over any
route or routes, or between specified
termini for hire or compensation
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
With the following exceptions.

with the following exceptions:
(a) Such as run OF rails OF
tracks not hereinbefore mentioned
(b) Hearses;
(c) Ambulances;
| (d) Hotel busres operating solely
between hotel and trains;
(e) Automobiles or automobile
trucks used for carrying U. S. Mails
on star routes when actually en-
gagged in carrying such mail.
The language Of this section Is
broad. Prior to amendment by the
last Legislature the exceptions were
as follows:
% Excepting such as run on
rails or tracks, not hereinbefore
enumerated:
ca Automobiles used exclusively
for hearses, ambulances, hotel bus
SEES, taxicabs, touring cars or auto
mobiles from garages upon call,
which have no specified routes:
(3) Automobiles or automobile
trucks used for carrying U. S. Mails
on star routes.
Under the statute as It is now
amended, as quoted, it will be seen
that the words "taxicabs, touring
cars or automobiles from garages
upon call, which have no specified
route Of travel were omitted from
the exceptions. Where it says "op-
Grated over any particular route or
routes, or over any route or routes,
or between specified termlni for hire
or compensation" might be inter-
preted by the courts as meaning
that the automobile would have to
go some definite route and that
automobiles or trucks not using
some definite route would not come
within the statute. However, the
use of the words particular route
or routes and then following them
with ''or any route or routes"
seems an indication that the legis-
lature plainly intended 10 include
all such motor vehicles, whether
they accepted employment to go
over certain routes to certain desig-
mated places. or would go any place
within their territory on call.
Roy L. Black. Attorney General.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
For Sale by H. 0. Philips.

1V1 601C W H. " HIIIIPS'
Fifteen head Of horses, weights
from 100 to 1909 pounds. Ages 6
to 8 years. VIII be sold very cheap.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
IDAHO BIRTHS ON INCREASE.

Boise, June-Idaho births re-
ported in the month of May were
more than two and one-fourth times
as numerous as deaths registered in
the same period. according TO figures
which have just been announced by
the state department of public well
fare. Exactly 754 native Idahoans
drew their first breatns in the
course of the month, while only 333
residents Of the site were called to
thin great majority.
May births exceeded those re-
ported in April by SO, the latter
months total having been SOS. The
birth-to-death ratio which obtained
in May evidenced itself IN the pre-
vious month, April's death certifi-
Gates aggregating 500.
o. Henry's theories anent the
'"marry month of SMay" found vim
dication in the marriage sttistics
announced. May espousals totaled
1874, while only 81 couples entered
upon welded existance in April.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOUND-A bunch of keys. Same
will be delivered to the owner,
upon payment of advertising
charges. Inquire at office of Clear
water Republican.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20

Entered March IL, 1912, as sec
end class mail matter in the post
1fhce at Drofino. Idaho. under the
act Of Congress of March 3. 1879.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
A TIP FROM ENGLAND.

The Fourth Estate is much eX-
ercised because of a British policy
which is becoming weIl-defined,
namely, to adopt what III effect is
a prohibitive import policy in the
guise of a licensing system The
Fourth Estate has been awakened
to the Importance of this subterfuge
by the prohibition of imports Of pa
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
BUSINESS CARDS
PatrOnize Your Home Jeweler.

The watch maker tells US, if we in
tend to buy a watch, it is best to get
one made in America, on account Of
repairs. All american watches are
standardized and thousands Of new
parts are made in the factories daily,
which will fit without further adjust
ment while the repairs to swiss watch
have to be fitted entailing an extra
charge. F. !. Lindgren.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
EUREKA RIDGE.

The alfalfa crop is In the barn.
Grain is looking we'll yet but is
needing rain.
The Misses Blanche and Grace
Simpson went to CHARLESTON to pick
fruit.
Cecil King, Stanley Shannon and
Edwin Aiken have gone to the tim
Der.
j. w. Spencer autoed down in
Washington, last week, and re-
turned
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

OrofinO, Idaho, June "a, 1913
List of letters remaining uncalled
for the week ending June IA, 1919
Brown. Otto j. 8.
Edwards, Mrs. Addie
Keltner, Charley
Loft, w. C. DR..
Marsh, Frank A.
Sawtell, Mrs.
Zahner, j. H.
Very respectfully,
]. M. Molloy,
Acting Postmaster.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20
Men Wanted.

The Potatch Lumber Co., at Elk
River, are badly in need of men for
the various branches of the numbering
Industry. Wages 1915 and upward
for eipht hours work.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20

FOR SALE-Cheapest registered
two year old Percheron Stallion
in the state. A perfect beauty.
Registered No. 14S729. Out of i'm
ported percheron mare No. 69849.
Price $4,000 Apply at Republican
Office
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-06-20

If you wish good home in an
ideal cattle country inquire of,
w. c. Hardness, Grangemont. Ida
no. Phone GAG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
MICA, LA MADRE G LA HERMANA.

e. caa!eeo y CT eg bo!5-Ilo en- !uGar &c los perfumes
~ pe5ido iHmediatsren:e les C5seqc!a!emos IN eiegs
IS este auuncio coz So nosn5-r ; direction y pagu.
Dept. 3. San ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24

tonces que era e. Destino cuien de-
biera entrever las cosas.
Sc levanto triste, fria; como 81 el
acero de una espada hdb:era helado
Gil alma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Fl Est6mago FnnciOna
R~egularmente! No mas
Indigestion, Cases.
PaIpitaciones del
COraz05n nj Acidez
En- cinco minutes "Pape'S Dia-
pepSin" cura los eSt6magoS
acidos Y desarregladOS.

acknowledgements I'd. no desea IN
renee lie efectos .entos cuanto pa
dece &C. esC6mago. nj = que sea
de resu.tados inciertos o 7 que sea
peligroSo: 81 estomago es muy va
Iioso para arriesgarlo con drogas
danosas.
"Pape's Diapepsin" Sc distingue
po- Il rapidez con que ~proporclona
al!vio; porQue es ~:nofensiVo, SECURE
Y nunca deja de curar los estoma-
COS acidos Y G~esordenados. e. prom
10 alivio qGe proporclona. en- casos de
Indigestion. dyspepsia Y gastrltls,
cuando son csusadas por acldez en- e.
astomago, han dado fama a eSta me-
ticina en- TODD e. Mundo.
Conserve I'd. siempre, en- casa, es-
te excelente remedio para e. estoma-
go-compre en- cualquIer drogucrla
una GAIA grande de ~cincuenta centa-
vos Y tengala llsta para cuando a.
guna de las personals de Su fam!!la
coma algo que lie haga daho; 81 10
que ha comido sc le fermenta en- e.
est6mago; 81 siente un peso como 81
hubiera condo plomo Y padece como
resultado fuerteS dolores &c cabeza,
nauseas. eructos de los alimentos no
diceridos. Recuerde I'd. que tar
pronto como 'Pape's Diapepsin' Sc
bone en- contacto con el estomago,
aylda a n~eutraiizSr e. eXceso de aci-
dos Y o 10 tanto codos los trastor-
o del estomago causados por estos,
desaparecen inmediatamente. La "a
pidez. seguridad ' facilidad para
a!ivisr estos ~desordenes, deja ser
prendidas a las personals que "a usan.
iAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Cailaron IN instante.
L.uego Anita Sc levant6.

..-. Callaron IN lnstante.
Luego Anita Sc levant6.
-Pues chiquilla, 70 me voy. Aun
tengo que hacer algunas compras.
Adela Sc dej6 besar Y su amiga
continue su charla ingenua Y pun
zante.
-Pero no pongas esa cara, muJer'
:Qui&n sabe 81 TODD 10 que me han
contado es mentira: que en- lugar &c
ser Andres a quien vieran entrar
fuera otro.... que tamblen tuvlera
ell bigote rubio-se rio.
La verdad que el estar casada,
tambien tiene sus peros.. In cam
bio. va YES yo. con veientiocho amos,
solitaria, Y vivo tan divinamente.
Sc en~caminaron a Ia ~escalera. lnl-
ciaronse nuevamente las d~espedidas
V los r~isoteos de Anita, Y por fin la
VIZ desaparecer en- e. portal.
Volvi6 a entrar Adela algo mas
triste. AIn no habia podido darse
bien cuenta de aQuella cruel reveal
clO1, OlCId tUtLS iISdsr NAN@N F" ~
sas sin importancia, que la haoia eau
sado el grctesco efecto de una esce-
ma de juguete comico.
Sc recost6 en- una silla. intento Sc
renar su juicio, que divagaba nervlo
so. Y conenz6 a reflexionar.
lie p~arecia incredible aQuella mott
cia. Y mucho mas impossible que Al
dres tuviera ell vaIor, la h~ipocrecla,
de erganarla. 81 por el sintio IN ca
| rino a wees llegaba a Ia adora-
ci6n, fu6 porque en- sus ojos, de una
clara limpidez, habia tenido Ia certl-
durnbre de adivinar ana lealtad, una
nobleza que solo en- el habia encon,
tra6o.
Recordo ell principle de u rela-
clones; cuando-con diez y ocho amos
reci6n cumplidos, recien salida DC! co.
legio,-Sl supo hablarla al alma. Fue
una glosa de IN amor ideal, de una
vida pobre, que necesita ser com
prendida aun por compassion. y CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24

tonces que era e. Destino cuien de-
biera e~ntrever las cosas.
Sc lerant6 triste, fria; como 81 ell
acero de ina espada hd5'era helado
81 alma.
QQuiso despedirse. I'ero Ia otra,
tai vez adjviranto III d~esolacion, pro
siguio:
70 no tengo rencor a Andres.
lie aseguro a listed que es bueno, que
Ia quiere. En- los breves i~nstantes
que Sc pasa aqui cada mes, Isl viera
como me habla de usted!....A We
ces he sentido celos por mi hijo....;
pero ahcra c~omprendo. Es listed tan
hermosa.....
lie pareci6 inganua Ia charla de su
rival; iba sintiendo por ella una
secreta compassion. Intent6 nueva-
mente despedirse, y entonces Ia otra
ofrecio.
-Antes de irse, iquiere listed CO.
~nocerle?
IA quien?
A su hijo.
Dud6, pero luego acept6.
ST, traigalo.
Sali6 IN instante la madre. Y ade-
IA qued6 de nuevo sumida en- ne
gras reflexiones, pero sobre las Qua
les brillaban le~jananente una luz.
Andres era bueno, IA guerra" Y o.
ira vez tulpaba al Dest;no de las
crueldades que impone.
An. .cci6 Ia madre con su hijo.
Tn momento tcmblo ante aquel nj
no de tres amos.
Mirelo listed.
Teniendolo mas cerca. Sc flo. e.
nino Ia miraba s~orprendido; u o.
jos claros Y serenos, como los de 81
Andres. Sc clavaban en- ella. No pu-
do contener una exclamation
Isl es ST misma cara.
Lo bes6 ansiosamente. lie parecia
su n;smo Andres, que Ia ~suplicaba
candidamente que no le tuviera mic
do.
$3.50. Sentia como una serenidad lu-
minosa cue brillaba en- 81 alma.
Sc despidi6 por fin.
En- Ia Gale lie p~arecio e. dia mas
allegro Y advrti6 que en- n iglesla
Droxima cantaban los gorriones.
q. q. q. -. =. :.
A IA doncella. que sali6 a recihir-
Ia.
-;Ha venido el senior?
ST senora. Esta en- el despa-
cho.
Corri6 a Ell
Al verla aparecer, Andres Sc ieran
10. Adivinaba tai vez el paso por su
rujer ' temia una escena tempestuo
Sa.
Pero Adcla Sc abraz6 a al locamen-
tie. Con suprema ternura. llorando
Y riendo le habl6 al dido.
ST tanto Sc parece a Il. ipor que
no 10 trajiste?....
Luis de VILLAVA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Conserve I'd. su Higado
Funcionando ActiVa-
rlente Y LiInpie sus
Intestinos con
"Cascayets"
Es 10 meior para Ia biliosidad,
constipation, dolores de ca
beza, nal aliento y acidez
Ell Ell est6mago.

Este I'd. c~onteuto. Limpie s. or
canismo por Ia noche J mailana sc
sentira pe-fectamente. Tome Gas
c~arets'' para h.acer funcioEar 81 hi
gado activame7te : para limPiar los
intestinos: para a~liviar los dolores de
cabeza, fuartes resfriados, b~iliosidad'
sucia : pastoSa. resequedad y
palidez de Ia piel, gases y acldez en-
estomago. Tome I'd. hoy mlsmo.
Dor IA noche ~"CascareCs" en- Ia segu-
ridad de que es Ia mejor para actl-
var 81 higado Y limpiar perfectamen-
re los ;ntestincs., Despi6rtese con-
tento V comfortable. Todos 10 hacen
asf. Los "Cascarets" son e. mejor
laxante para los Hinos. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
Chascarrillos
Coloauio de amigos:

Coloquio de amigos;
-Hombre, he notado que no tie
gusta If conmigo por Ia Gale.
-Pues te dire Ia verdad. Els
cierto, porque q pesar de ser rico, CO
mo eres, vas siempre como un por-
diosero.
-:Yo nal vestido?
ST. muy nal. Tu padre, que mu-
rio hace seis amos, ST que 7 IN HON
bre elegarte.
-IPues yes como hablas por ha-
blar?
Precisamente no uso otra ropa que
la suya.
:. !. =.
Tn empleado de Ia oficina de enro-
lamiento Sc encontr6 con Ia difficult
tad de enrolar a I'm tuerto. Y no
sabiendo como describir este defecto,
apunt6 en- el papei:
-"Ojos negros, (pero n ausen-
te)"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
DEL Ola
6 ~ J .

mo hablaban TAI bien aquellos ojos
tan suayes, tan serenos. que parecian
envolverla toda en- IN halito de carl
cha.
Tn dia recibio un snonimo. Fue
semanas antes de aQuella boda, que
va ansiaba con toda su alma, como
una salvation a aquel estado de Sc
mi asfixia en- que p~arecia encontrar-
Sc su vida. Hablaba de unos supues
tos anlores intimos de Andres . Tai
veZ en- los primeros INSTANCES lego
a dudar, a Greer en- aquella brutal
revelation; pero, luego, cuando sus
ojos volvieron & encontrarse con los
suyos, tan ~claros, tan serenos, inca
PAGES de esconder n negrura, 10
divide TODD. Quizas e~ntonces compren-
do que su felicidad solo podria ha-
llarla junto a el.
Recordaba ahora este con Il ere
ciente emccion, que Ia hacia parpa-
dear. Lloraba
Tuvo una resoiucion. Sc alzo ener'
gica y TOGO Ell timbre. I'm criado apa
reci6 en- el umbral.
Que enganchen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
RAILWAY CLERKS
MEET TONIGHT At
MARTINS FERRY

Plans arc all complete for tho mass
meeting uC the BROTHERHOOD or kailway
Clerks which will b. hcld in frat'rnt'
Hall on Fifth street. Martins Ferry 'h'S
cv>lInC. Thrrc arc in this section or the
ohio Valley more than 500 railway ci'rkS
who nrc eligible for membership in the
brotherhood. and ahou. 500 invitations
haYc been sent out. the list including All
clerks within n radius Of twenty niles
of Martins Forty.
Mr.. Rriccland. ono II III" national
brotherhood officials VIII" Will ADDRESS
, he meeting. arrived IN Martins f'rry
Yesterday. and Mr.. This"n. the vice Eta''o
president, is expected to arrive from
Washington thi" morning.
ToniEhrs meeting Of railway clerks IS
orcn to tho public. Tho chief object OF
, TIC gathering is 10 promot" the interests
-, the brotherhood and TO further the
40 percent movement Of the orCanlz"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
: OBITUARY !
JOHN v. MARSH
DIES IN DENVER
VETERAN WHEELING STREET CAR
MAN SUccUMBS TO ILLNESS
MONDAY.
Rose Prom a NIotorman To General Sup
erintendent Of Steubenvine Lines
OF Wheeling Traction Company.

John W. Marsh. veteran wheeling
street car man. who rose from the ranks
to the position of general supcrntcnd-
ont Of the Stcubenville lines OF the
Wheeling Traction company, Is dead at
Denver Col. Messages telling Of his
death on Monday at p. m. o'clock
we're received here yesterday.
Mr.. Marsh became a motorman on tho
local lines in 1855. In 1900 he was pro-
NOTED to the office Of dispatcher. In
1902 he was again promoted. this time
to the office Of assistant superintendent
Of the entire system. One year later he
was sent TO Stcubenville TO direct the
destinies Of the lines there. Last year
rapidly failing health caused him to re-
sign his position and go west His fam
lily followed him in May.
The late Mr.. Marsh stood high In the
esteem of employees Of the Wheeling
Traction company. and his death has
caused widespread grief. He is survived
by three brothers. Charles Marsh, super
Intcndent Of traffic of the Wheeling
Traction lines: Clarence and Frank
Marsh. both OF this city. Surviving
also arc three sons, a daughter and his
widow. Funeral services and interment
will take place at Denver today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
COUNCIL HELD
BUSY SESSION

city council last evening engaged IN
the most lrrgthy session If the SIM
NOR In addition To street paving. Inc
West NIrG MA Traction X Electric GIN
pan" matter and insurance for city M
pl"ycS, several other items of in, cESt
received attention.
The bond of Robert J. R"!stcr as city
scalcr of weights and measures. in ne
sum OF 81. 900 was received and fild.
Council authorized the transfer Of n OF
ir Peninsula cemetery from William
Ross to John lnGl"r.
City Manager Ephln reported tho stlH
Of II lot Of b"ltinE ut tn" cid city ltgli
plant to the National Power MachincY
company. Of cleveland. for $1,000 Hrd
In" sale Of ihrc" extra armaturcS to .ttc
Strauss for SlSj. The safes were a.
proved.
Tho city manager was authorized p
contract with Carl Iydick for the rental
Of tn" wagon sheds IN he rear Of tn
city workhousc for eleven months a.
SO n month.
Tho committees on city improvements
high cost Of living. and the Carver i'm
rr"v"mrnt reported progress and wcr'
continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
COUNTER PROPOSALS
TO Be MADE TO
CITY FIREMEN

Members Of city council. Mt an infor-
nal executive session in tn" office or
city Manager Ephlin. carly last even
ing authorized the manager 10 max"
additional counter proposals to the de-
mands of the crty fircn"n. who have de-
mandCd an increase in wages and ono
day of duty out of three.
Tho terms Of tho new proposition Will
not be made public until after the man
aEcr has presented councns action "
tho committee OF nrcmcn carly this
morning.
Previous to last evening tho council
had agreed To meet all demands OF tho
iircmcn, with the exception that council
insisted On returning tn" present system
Of giving the fir" lighters on" DAY GU III
four TIL" bremen voted TO reject that
counter proposal, and il was announce
that they would walk ont tonight at IL
o'clock If their full demands were not
granted.