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SALUD RECUPERADA.

Asf pues, compre allf mismo tres frascos
de elias seguidamente v como me hicieron
nucho bien, volw d la botica por cuatro
frascos mas que fueron sufcientes para res
taurarme Ia salud completamente, felicidad in
eynEesable que ciertamente no espegaba, pues
to1oa los preparados que tome anteriornente
eqliyaheron a perder el tempo y el dinero.
Para terrninar, sinceramelite le aseguro
Que es q les faraos2s Pllloras del DR.. Lovett
{ las cralcs dsbo Ia, vida 10 cabal salud
lie que dfsfruto como me precio de ser
agradeeido, las recomiendo muy altanentc
4 cuantos padecen de los nsmoB males Que
me aflieieron finaImente, d cuantos nece-
sitan TN hiel remedio para vigoiazar los
neryios enriquecer y purifcar Ia sangre.
Puede usted hacer pdblica mi gratitud
raandar su talapte y discretion, q su
aftnIo. s. s.
ASpR2s MEAso."
'Atestiguan con GUS frmas lacuraci6n del
sr. MeaAo con las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett
los abaio frmados,
Joss MARIA RAaltRRz. Romero HESRIsuEz."
naitao1ones
$ Iegiiimas PELDORAs DEL DR.. L0vETT
i !. : ! -.
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snticipaao y juzgnen acerca de la in
tenclon v no acerca de. los actcs. La
~4psura es IN monstruo passive al que
falta el poder y la virtud
Puerto Rico, po-t sus tradiciones, por
su historic, por vinculos sociales tau
mathematics, cuales son los elementos
etnicos nlologicos, es como un dechado
de la. civilizaci6n hispano1americana y
por sus instituciones politicas, por Sis
virtudes activas, por su concepto COM
Yrensivo de la vida moderna, es como
ina extension insular de Ia RepubEca
Norteamericana a la que esta hgada es
pirituannente por la gratitud y los mas
altos irtereses materiales morales.
Ell papel que Puerto Rico CORES
ponde, pues, en- ese porvenir que al
Lorea es, va 10 he dicho muchas veces,
de nexo y de conjunction, de Hazo y de
clpula ron la Republica del Norte, y
en- vano para desvirtnarlo contrade-
cirlo .curgiran incidentes como los cue
vienen ocurriendo desde hace mas de
IN ano, en- que la inopia politica y ia
falta de tacto v de ulecu1R han leyan-
tado "una tempestad en- I'm vase de
aqua.
CuAnta torpeza, que carencia do
acierto, de templanza Y de bien ories
rado civismo, Que. escasez de horizon
res mentales. Que triste espectaculo,
Autoridad es 10 ,nismo que superio-
ridad reconocida. En- un regimen demo
cratico ese reconocimiento 10 otorga o
lc retira Ell pueblo o sus representan,
tes ac.editados.
Aquel que desempeaa un cargo pd.
hico y Sc We repudiado por la opinion,
81 Sc obstina en- ocuparlo carece de dig
nielad, usurpa su representation v Sc
convierte en- mandatario que ejerce a
tos por poder sin la confanza Y sin O.
consentimiento del poderdante. QRen
tai hace no ejerce autoridad la supia7
"a porque la ocupaci6n sin titulo que
la legitime es un acto de fuerza Y csc
scto tiene una sanction 6tica en- Ia COS
ciencia, una sanction plbica en- Ell me
nosprecio de la comunidad v a vecos
una sanction jurfdica.
Circunscribiendo esta doctrina a
Puerto Rico que esta representado er
su Seuado y en- su camara de Repre-
sentanSes LA REPUDIAcIoN QUE
AQUEL HAGA o PUEDA HACER
DE FUNcIoNARIos INDEsEABLEs
Es LAUDo, MORAL Y LEGAIMEN y
TIE JUSTo; y, declararse en- reheldia
contra ese falls, es ajar conscientemen
te. los attributes de la mas alta. magis-
traturs de la Isla. con daiio irrepara-
bic para todos: para la Rephblica Anne
ricana y para las libertades pdblicas
de Puerto Rico.
Rafael HERNANDEZ USERA.
Dax, Bsjos Princes, Setiembre, 1922.
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LA PARTrDA

Las cosas caminaron; Ell amor incon
tenible no reconoci6 barreras, v por fin
lego e, dia en- que ella, timida, rubo-
rosa y con los ojos bajos, Sc Lego has
ia su Majestad para comunicarle que
habia dado paIabra de matrimonio al
rico plantador; que estaba dispuesto a
cssarse pronto, Y que renunciaria su
vida n6mada para dar SUI, amor. su
cuerpo y su alma al hombre aQueI que
labia tenido la fortuna sufciente de
tocarle el coraz6n aventurero.
Alexandra monte en- c6lera; Ia coro-
ne vacil6 en- sus argustas sienes, sinti6
que 81 cetro SO escapaba de sus manos;
cue el trono SO bamboleaba, y perdien
do por un instante su majestuosa ac-
titud, di6 rienda suelta q su indigna-
cion, disponiendo Embellishments cue
La tribu Sc movilizara y que la partida
Sc emprendiera cuanto antes.
Pero Su Majestad, va I'M POGO como
cedor de los recursos de los enamora-
dos, por primera providenciR orden6
(Continds en- Ia psg. 81
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Por esos pueblos la ingente lucha
fue I'm prrgatorio represivo.
siendo indudable el derecho de Es,
uafia q expandir sn alma por los pai-
ses que pohl6 y civiliz6, tampoco pue-
de discutirss el derecho de los Estados
unidos inhuir en- .un continente de
que forman parte.
LAS razones por las cuales, los nor
feamericanos. actuan en- America, son
dc Orden natural. Los resultados de esa
actuacidn constituyen una epopeya, la
mas admirable de los ,tiempos moder-
nos, solo comparable, por su grandeza,
q la epopeya espanola en- America.
Como Espafia, los Estados Uaidos
han selnbrado mucho tienen derecho
recoger pingiie cosecha.
Es nn agravio Ia verdad paterte
cue InglGterra que DONNA en- Africa,
en- Australia, en- Asia y en- America
extensoe territories, condene los sfa-
nes inperialistas. Sin esos afanes que
Tnglaterra hizo prosperar sin grandes
eEcrip.llos no hrbiera Ell RENO Undo
escrito en- su historic la gloriosa pagi-
ma de aaber dado de alta en- Ia civil
lizaci6n pueblos de los cinco CONT
nentes.
Respeeto Francia, la moderna
Italia, Alemanls, aunQue sus anhe-
los dominado-es no han lOgrado los ex
celentes exitos Que los de Inglaterra,
no sera por no haberlos sentido, sino
por otras causas. entire elias su falta
de genio colonizador de 10 cual es
rrueba el que ninguna de esas Nacio
nes haya conseguido crear pueblos, nj
Siquiera ma gran ciudad formada 2
su imagen semejanza fuera de sus
territories.
Digaso que el imperialismo la an
tigua usanza ipglesa ha fenecido. Afr.
mese lze el noble desinteresRdo annie
10 de expansion espiritual que Espafia
rea,iz6 representa-, es el iinico que
vive vivira siempre. Pero reconoci.
dc todo este no Sc niegue a nadie y
menos FL pueblo plet6rico de poder de
los E5tados Unidos la facultad de pro
yoctar sobre Ell mundo especialmen-
t6 sobre America la luz de su espiritil
Nj Sc pretends poner en- pugna tam
POGO Ia acci6n hispano y anglo-ameri
cana en- Ell nuevo continente por que
rmbas acciores, por ley biological inc
hubble, son fuerzas cue dirigiran la
vida en 10 future y que actdan en- /,
misma direction Y Sc proponen id6nti-
ca finalidad, ell perfeccionamientc, el
progreso.
En- esta grandiosa empresa que to-
dos os ptafses de America llevaran So
hre ST IN 10 venidero a los demas pai
ses de Europa, t6ca,es Ell papel de es-
rectadores con 10 cual no Sc avienen.
He aquf la causa de que critiquen por
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Sc iniGi6 a Ia vera de
Z CULN6INo CON LA ElEOCIONAN
aE x .AUDAZ ESUAPAT0RLA A IRA
YES DE LA DEBIL EsCALA DE UNI
BARCo EN- PLE7TA 1IARCHA

Nueva York 15.- Su Alteza Real, la
Prlncesa Iyena, pimpono ssauctor ds
los prod-gos vergeles oe Ia bohem.a
trssnumante, ha escrtto "a mas brillan
to pagina del poema sentimental, v le
ha tocadG en- -suerta romper con los
viejos moldes del romanticiGno agudo,
para entregar sp espiritu v ofren6ar
su passion en- aras de un ensueno que
nacio bajo las frondas perfumadas Ge
los cafetales antillanos, en- pleno cora.
zol de la selva .ujuriosa donde Ell ca
lor del tr6pico pone fuego en- las We
mas v sed en- los labios.
Fnego de amor y sed de besos fue 10
cue el tropico ofrend6 esta princesi-
Ia seauctorap que tai vez por muchos
amos espero, como Ia Frincesa de los
cuentos azules, encastiEaaa en- el fra
gil tcrre6n de la ilusion, que un caba
llerC gentil Y enamorado llegara kasta
los foscs del castillo a entonar,e la en-
dechn pasional que habria de nherarla
y de rendir en- la hora mistica en- que
los ruiselOres desgranan sus sartales
de trinos; en- que las fuentes cantan,
en- las que rosas suefan.
su Alteza Real sintio fuego de. tro
ricO; encOntr6 en- su camino los ojos
profundamente negros de un apuesto
joven y fu6 impotente para resistir
Ia tr6muia caricia de una mano fuerte
y las aterciOpeladas miradas dc unos
ojos avaros y sofadores que le pidie-
ron en- muda impIoracion una gotta de
miel, un cachitc de ensueaO ' un SUI
premo holocausto
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PfLDoRAS DEL DR.. LoVETT

no tan solo purifica y enriquece usted
Ia sangre completamente, sino que Ia
conserva RIGA y pura. Esa es preci-
saruente Ia base de La saltld.
Estas pldoras entonan y fortalecen
el est6mago, auinentan Ia secretion
del jugo gastrico, prcmuevenla diges-
ton, cream y conservan Ell apetto,
ejercen saludable efecto en- ell hfgado,
en- los rifiones & intestinos y son en-
teramente inofensiyas en- sus efectos.
No SON purgantes.
Las PILDORAS del DIR. LOVETT
curan ese cansancio continue, esa
falta de aspiraciones y de voluntad'
aun para las cosas mas agradables,
las paIidas mejillas adquieren ell rosa
do color de Ia salud que tanto encanta,
" t
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y los enfermos y dclicados Sc ponen
fuertes, saludables y igorosos. / Tai
es su eticacial
En- los archives de esta su casa te4
nenlos iflnumerablcs testimonies de
personals de la America Latina que
han sido radicaln1ente curadas de
intermediates de la sangre y de los
nervios con el uso de las pILD0RAS
DEL DIR. LOVETT, despues de ha-
Der acudido lnutilmente todas las
demas preparedness. Per ESQ debe
usted rechazar las 'initaciones de las
PILDORAS DEL DIR. LOVETT, a
las cuales imitaciones-ya que. son
cRieraIuente ircapaces de cumplir
10 que Ofrecen-es muy APPLICABLE el
adagio " del dlcho al hecho hay
gran trecho,"
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TantO en- rnerito como en- ventas y
curaciones las PILDORAS DEL DR.
LOVETT han enteramente superado
4 todas las demas medfcinas. De
aquf que este gran pufihcador de la
sangresy gran tonico del sistema ner-
vioso este reputable como el mas reyo-
lucionario de todos los medicamentos.
Hace muchos amos que las PILBO-
RAS DEL DR.. LOVETT gozan dc
Ia implicita contlanza del publico,
prueba Ia mas positiva de sus incom-
parallels virtudes curatiyas.
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Esta confanza implfcita Ia han con-
quistado las PILDORAS DEL DR..
LOVETT por medic de nOtabIes
curaciones de anemia, de postracion
nervioSa y de malos hurnores de la
;sangre, siendo el uledicauento pre-
diiact0 para purifcar y enriquecer el
liquido vital y dar tone y vigor al
sistema nerVioso, curando asf ell
insomnia, el histerismo todos los
demas desordenes del sistema ner-
vioso.
CO.. Ia
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Caracas, de Julio de 1911.
Muy distinguido sefior Doctor:-Me per-
mito dirigirle la prescnte para expresarls
mi infnito agradecifniento por el 6xito ma
ravitloso Que han eiercido en- mi las exec
1ontfsimas Pfldoias del Dr. Lovett, Diez amos
estuve padecieudo de trastnuos neryiosos y
como resutado de esta aieccidn de una
aneInia, que va era crlliea en- mi, el esta-
mago Sc me daseolnpHso como usted no
tiene idea; con frecUencia vomitaba cuapto
eomla sentia mpeho Adolor en- la beol
del cstomago, especialmente de tres a cineo
de Ia tarde de ocIio q diez de Ia nochc,
era tan poca Ia sangre que en- mis- yenas
cifoulaba, que estaba cadaverico cStrs-
madalnente dehil melancolioo,
Tome tartas 1nedlcinas sin fuejorar en-
10 mas mfnino, que cref que mi enler1ne-
dad iba llevarme pronto al otro nundo;
pero en- el acreditado estableciniento del
sr. DR.. A. Ruiz, denominado "Botica de
Ferrenqufn' encontre un 1ibrito relative
las Plldoras del Dr.. Lovett, los testi-
monios de curaciones en- dicho librito con-
tenidos me aniInaron & tomar estas pfldoras.
Erwzte1a@e I
Las bueuss bOsIcas Y drOguerias yenden
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QUEEN Es sU ALTEzA

Urge Que, cuanto anses 81 lecsor So
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18

ware company, is in Spokane this
week in attendance at the annual con-
vention of the Northwest Hardware
and Implement Dealers association.
C. A. Frantz, of the Frantz Hard
ware company, is in Spokane, in at
tendance at the 18th annual conven-
ton of the Pacific Northwest Hard
ware and Implement association.
Mrs. H. F. Goddard of Palouse, was
brought to the Gritman hospital in
this city Tuesday, where she will I'M
dergo an operation.
Mrs w H. Hill is visiting with
friends in Lewiston.
Ernest Gustafson has returned to
Spokane, after a visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gustaf-
son, at this place.
Rev C. reisman has returned to his
home in Everett, after spending some
time in Moscow.
County Assessor E. ]. Gemmel left
Tuesday for Lewiston, and will go
from there to Boise on business con-
nected with his office.
Boyd Corneilson returned to his
home at Charleston Tuesday, after
having spent some time with his par
ents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Davidson are
visiting in Spokane.
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PERSONAL MENTION
> +++++++++++++

B. c. Coffey, Of the J. 9. Penny
company was a Colfax, business Vlslt-
or Tuesday.
A. F. Shirley of Spokane, travehng
freight solicitor, was MOSCOW DUST
ness visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. c. S. Clarke, has returned
home from Lewiston where she spent
several days with friends.
b. o. Harper, of Pennington, WASH
was a Moscow business visitor tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Mennes, OF BOISE
were Moscow visitors Tuesday
Eugene Pierce, formerly OF MOSCOW,
but who new resides in Spokane was
MOSCOW business visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Shea, who was quite
badly hurt by fall on the ice, is
still confined to her home.
Herbert G.. Schneider OF Lewiston
Idaho. brought a very pleasant sur
prise to the family of Rev. Charles II.
Schneider, in the form OF visit last
Monday evening The visitor is
nephew of Mr.. Schneider of this city.
He is to be one of the demonstrating
lecturers at the Tractor school to be
carried on the latter part of this
month here in Moscow in charge OF
the University of Idaho. He has late
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18

tons great photoplay of the novel by
Zane Grey The Man of the Forest
which comes to the Liberty theatre
tomorrow progress was "arreSted'
while two men wearing the badges of
special detectives of Los Angeles held
up the masked actors who were drag
ging the two damsels, Claire Adams
and Charlotte Pierce, screaming and
struggling, from the road toward an
isolated cabin. In order that the two
cameras which were taking the scene
from opposite angles should not
photograph eac otehhr each camera
and its force was securely hidden
The scene depicts kidnapping, and
the girls were screaming Justify.
Guards had been stationad on the
to stop any auto passing until the
scene was finished, but in the midst
of the kidnapping" small, we'll
known brand of automobile rushed
past one of these guards, despite his
gestures and shouts, and ran full out
into the scene.
Two men tumbled out, revolvers in
hand. They showed that they meant
business. and the actor bad men"
put up their hands without question,
especially on seeing that each man
directors and camera men appeared
from the side lines and shouted at the
intruders that they realized the situa-
ton. Then they hastily sprang into
their machine, made some unkind re-
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ly been transferred from the Seattle
office to Lewiston to give more varied
service and experience.
The Mokepahreca club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock
with Mrs. A. e. Wright, 214 North AS
bury street Officers will be elected
at this meeting for the coming year.
Mrs. Ben E. Bush is confined to her
home with a severe case of grippe.
The annual Forestry banquet by the
forestry students of the university of
Idaho, will be held Thursday evening.
The ladies of the St. Marks Guild will
serve the banquet.
Evangelist Ross, will speak on 1.-THE
Meanest Thing in Moscow" at the
Christian church this evening. Meet
ings begin at 7:15 each evening, with
a fifteen-mnute sacred concert by the
orchestra.
Louis Dewitt, arrived in Moscow
Wednesday noon from his home in
Nampa, Idaho, to visit his father, J..
w. Dewitt, on East Eighth street
G. Frank Albright, is confined to his
home by illness.
Miss Myra Moody is assisting County
School Superintendent, Miss Lillian
Skattaboe in conducting the eighth
grade examinations.
The community chorus will not
meet Wednesday (this EVENING" on ac-
count Of the Elks dance.
George Bloor received word We'd
nesday of the death of his mother at
Wisconsin.
H. Kalinowski, of the Empire Hard
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
TEKOA BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS POTLATCH

Potlatch-The high school basket
ball teams of Tekoa and Potlatch met
at the club house of the P. A. A. G. on
Friday night and give the spectators
very interesting game. Raymond
Compton acted as cheer leader for
POtlatch. John Wagner, who plays
forward on the home team, was I'M
able to play on account of illness,
which weakened the team, although
they put up good fight and the
game ended 25 to 81 in favor of the
visitors. Asplund and Schessler star
red for Potlatch. At the end of the
first ten minutes the score stood IL to
5 in favor of Potlatch. When the first
half was over it was II to IL, but Te-
koa scored rapidly in the last half and
piled up &c baskets for the game.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC PAIN

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. 1t can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops
that old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering SO you can
hardly get around, just try Red Pep
per Rub and you will have the quick
est relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated, penetrating heat as red
peppers. Just as soon as you apply
Red Pepper Rub you will feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes it
warns the sore spot through and
through. Pain and soreness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a jar OF
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name
Rowles on each package.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18

Walter Splitter, John Carlson and
Ralph Caldwell are cutting wood 70:
Bert Severson
Lester Riddle and Jack Bel1omy are
busy hauling logs to Howell
Mrs. Joseph CHASER visited Wednes-
day afternoon at the w. H. Davidson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson arrived
at the Caldwell home Wednesday to
remain for some time.
Amelia Sears visited with May
Keeney the first of the week
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
HOWELL

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Davidson. a nine-pound daughter,
January z.
Miss Oressa McBryde, teacher in
District No. 40. spent Tuesday night at
the r. E. Caldwell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Davidson and
children, Doris and Marvin, returned
home Friday from a weeks visit at
the John Davidson home in Spokane
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marks regarding movie folk" and de-
parted without bothering about intro
auctions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
ACTORS ARRESTED;
"KIDNAPPING" HALTED

While filming Benjamin B. Hamp-
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There's Reason for =
. Your Buying Now!
Back last September, our
812 stores decided upon q
merchandising campaign fpr
1922 that Il filed with large
scale buying.
Because this plan is
succeeding beyond our most
enthusiastic expectation, it
is predicted that there will
be large-scale selling to our
patrons.
This prediction is based
upon the fact that our Gus
toners cannot fail to quickly
recognize the thoroughness
of our efforts for them.
The advantages derived
from the combined pur-
chasing power of our 312
stores were never more in
evidence than in the thou
sands of items we have pre-
pared and have ready for
you.
Here prices never change
but they are always the
lowest to be found for goods
Of equal quality. =
Q<R CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Refuse Friends Money
Because Propaganda
Reflects on State

Charleston. W. Va. oct. u tho Ma
ravha l'uI,li., li.alth Nursiu: \sS""ia
ri"u ;C-nicht arr"rtci an "tf"" "f 2
sI"nn ctf, from 'ts president. lT. J.. y
Ireland. toward INC .a'ar, "f nurs" '"
work IN m. Cahiu rr""l> coat folds. and
,I"rIiu"d - similar amount offered ny
rr,, Su,.ic,, nr Friends. of rhlladclrhla.
r"r ;nn eamc NurbSso.
'rnr offer hy Tho Friends lad been
made whom they Wit hdrcw r"li"F workers;
from towns on Iahiu creek. and S"ush'
a means az spending money which had
b,ou uiycu To- ihcm for use IN West Wiz
cinla.
Acceptance was opposed hy Or I've
land hccaua" he believed r"Ncf work
done by organizations outside. N" state
had boon rr"mntcd by propaganda I'M
raNorahl. ~ West virginia. la d"Ha'"
on IEs motion expressing that "P'n"!n
members Of the association stressed III"
need 81 ~" work for which the Friend $
rtIf was intended and nr. Ireland OTTER
cd 20 give tn" Sl,2cp that the work might
Toe carried az.
\ .uISti,u,. for pr Ir"'aud's motion.
rrcycrich hy Rev Dr \ y %ltNt"n. i''-
,ur Of St Johns Emi>r"rIt church, was
then adopted as follows:
"No,.I ,h", tho nrf>r "r rr ireland
n l"uu toward ~" salary sc an ~
.,ruricd nurse tn IN" coal fields ne ar'
canned and that IN" secretary u" M
.,rur,cd to send 70 tn" Society "T
Friends an expression ~ deer nrr"rria-
linn Of the Friends offer but our iuahlt-
If, to- u"crp; I, ut this time, recording ~
m. same tim" our conviction "t mo
sriordid spirit which has aclunt'd IN"
,,rfcr and the sound methods Whi'n the
workers have employed.
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IRON REVIEW

,'oy,r,rd - Oct l1--Thc Iron
T,.,Ln Hc,..,., .,,.s VI reI,cf j. appar-
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surn,Ias
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SON. fur,h.r losses hi. week The
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business -hnv.s l,rr. ..>,,n~;nD due.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-12
Many Indictments

ParkcrsburC, ". Va. Oct. 11.-Aiter
being In session three full days. the
Wood county grand jury reported this
afternoon and was discharged by
Judge W. f.. MrDuuGlc in circuit court.
The grand jury reported total or
siytv.twu indictments against &c per.
sons. some of them joint indictments
against TWO or more persons. In some
cases more than one Indictment Is re-
turned aginst the same person. or IN"
indictments. sixteen charge fclnnlcS
and &C. misdcmcanors. This Is below
the customary number in this county.
Arson and hOrS" stealing ar" the most
serious offcnscs charged. Many liquor
cases are included. Criminal trial
will start next week.