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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
A GOOD CASE.
The State is Weaving It's Evidence Very
Closely Around Harry hayward.
Every Detail Of BLxts testimony Cor
r0lOr8.eL

NlrNNENroLls. MIN, February S.-The
State is putting in a very complete case
ccrroo0ratiug. so far as possible, every
minor point in BhXt's remarkable tesu-
rronv. aud the chain OF circumstances De-
irg woven about Harry Hayward grows
more complete with every hour. Even
tbe place. hour and day OF hay.
wards purchase Of that half pint bottle OF
WHISKY. presumably 10 furnish Bl.Xt win
nerve 10 do his murderous work, was
shown. This afternoon j. S. Nltnerspoon'
elevator man at the Oneida building, cor
roborated BiXt's story OF how Miss GlnS
signed the 500 note 10 Harry Hayward N
h.s Office and how he and BhXt Wit
messed the signature Then harry
Spencer. "a waiter. tO.d how Harry hay
ward ana Miss Cling came 30 the restaurant
saving. "I want 90 get their orders. /
noticed q roll OF money. Hayward SAID 10
me. 'Dou't YOU think It's foolish TOT
vorr- woman 20 show so much-$2,UOO' l
co.rc.ded with him.
Iouse ireland, niece OF Miss cling, tes-
tffsd that HAYWARD was in Miss Gng
rasu nearly every night, but that his con-
duct was perfectly proper. She rad not
noticed her aunt have much money Just
before the murder
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

ElSius wants % get the circuit judges Of
tle COUNTIES traversed by cue West Vir
E-lld Central anO PM sburg entirely under
his control. aud this he cannot do unless
they are made safely Republican. Mr.
t'arr IS cnampiouing Mr Elsins's cause,
wolie Senator Young is fighting for Day
ton 0Iu
The disagreement among the Repub bli-
cans of tue House Committee on the Judi
ciary is a.mOst as mar6ed as il is among
the senators. The effort 20 bitch Demo
cratic couDties ou 10 Bepu olcan counties
has caused general kick among the mem
uers IRON the Republican counties. An
attempt was made in the caucus to-
night 10 whip the kickers into line.
but The attempt was only partially success
f-L The 6ickers generally sat silent in
Tie meeting, aDd 10 remains 10 be seen
whether they win finch under the applica-
uou or he party Whip. At present there
is out little hOue of passing any bill re-
arraneiue tue judicial circuits at The pres
eut session.
Tue school book question was taken up
and fort was made % unite the party
solid 3 ou certain books. The merits of
certain books were passed uDOu aud among
the changes 90 ade in the Dill was that Of
kuocSiug out Lewis history of West Vir-
gaia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
AMERICANS
In Danger If Being Sho. in Hawaii for
Participation in the Recent Rebellion.
Secretary Gresham Takes Action.

WASHINGTON, February S.-Afairs in
Hawaii have taken turn that has caused
the interference OF the United States. A
telegram was sent TO Congress by the
President to-day, received from Minister
Willis. at Honolulu, saying that the court
martial convened January 18th, has tried
thirty-eght cases; two hundred more TO
be tried aud daily arrests. Quick, former
minister, and Seward, minister, major
in Federal army, both Americans aud
Rickard Englisnman, sentenced TO death; {;
all heretofore prominent IN politics. I. Is.
Walker, formerly in the United States
army, Imprisonment for life ana 1900 line.
Otner sentences not disclosed, out VIII
PROBABLY be death Requested copies Of
record for our government TO determine
its duty before final sentence, but no an
swer yet.
In response Secretary Gresham last
evening addressed the following telegram
TO Willis:
"If American citizens were condemned
to death by military tribunal, not for
actual participation In reported revolution,
but for complicity only, or If con-
demned to death Oy such tribunal for ac-
tual participation, but not after open, fair
trial with opportunity for defense, demand
delay of execution, aud in either case re-
port TO your government evidence relied on
10 support death sentence"
TSlgpedl "GREsHAM.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

rocks The schooner Henry Wilson
was in collision with an unknown coast
er loaded with oil. The Wilson lost her
bOwsprit, while the coaster lost her iore
and main ssarboard rigging. An un-
known steamer, supposed TO be either a
Maine or Nova Scotia liner, is lying In
a dangerous position close To the rocks.
Owing TO the excessive high tldes, the
wharves of this port have been damaged
to the extent OF SIS 600. The high TIDE
washed across Western avenue aud IN
undated over thirty dwelling houses,
the occupants fleeing for their lives
ThousaUds were upon the shore all day
braving the gale and cold watching the
vessels there apparently drifting TO de-
struction.
In the Hudson Valley the storm was
the worst since the blizzard OF 1883. IN
some places the snow was drlited ten
ana twelve feet deep.
At Hazleton, Pa, the storm was un-
paralleed. and all railroad traffic was at
a standstiU Two sleighing parties
wers reported lost near that point.
AT Savannah, Ga, the weather was
the coldest ever known. News received
there from Florida was 10 the erect
that all the orange trees bad been
killed. Two women, one white and one
tcolored, died from exposure to the colo.
At Birmingham, Ala, the weather was
TIE coolest for thirty years A hlgh
wind prevailed, which broke many win
dows. and light snow fell. Business
was almost suspended. Many cattle
died.
At Tampa, Fla,
SNOW FELL FOR FOUR HOURS,
for the first time on record. All the
orange trees were reported killed ana
the loss TO farmers and fruit growers Is
enormous.
Tslsgrams to the Atlanta Journal
say the oat crop throughout the State
is entirely destroyed, and the loss Is
very general.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
AT Tue STEEL nRIpen. YESTERDAY.

As will be seen by the above record,
taken az Schneprs, compiled by hours
for the entire period Of the blizzard,
yesterday was the coolest day of the
week, and gave every promise that day
light this morning would see the mer-
curry lower in this city than at any time
since January g, 1879, when it was 10
below zero.
The average temperature of the day,
from midnight to midnight, taken at
Schnepf's, was but above zero, the
highest notcn reached being g above,
while at the steel bridge the highest
point touched was 915 above, and the
average for the day was about zero.
For to-day s continuance Of the cold
weather is promised, and while tonight
may not be as cold as last night, zero
weather NAV be looked for, in the light
Of information received last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
JACK FROST
REIGNS SUPRENE.
Yesterday tn Blizzard Held Sway
Over he Whole Country.
Even Florida Felt the BIigAting
Effects of the Intense Cold.
A New Storm Centre in New England,
and Another Off the Coast.

The Warmest Point in the United
States, Yesterday, Was Chey-
enne, With % Above-Rail-
roads In Texas Blockaded With
Snow Live Stock Perishing.
The Railroad Business of the
Country Almost Frustrated.
Local Trains Badly Delayed.
The Day in the City the Coolest
OF the Week No Real RolieS is
Probable Before Monday, Ac-
cording to the Wea her Au-
thoriJies-This Morning Broke
the Low Record Tor the Winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
By Judge jackson for he Hicks stock
Car Company.

bDFrt1F 70 tIt NtIt7to4'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, February s.
Judge Jackson, Of the Uuited States
Court, has appointed w. a. Onley, Of
Charleston, and Robert A. De Mill
banks, OF Chicago. as receivers OF the
Hicks Stock Car Com pany, OF Chicago,
and fixed their bond al $4,000 each.
The title OF the case. which was argued
February I, Is Royal j. Whitney vs.. the
Hicks Stock Car Company The writ
IL in regard TO a controversy which has
arisen over some patents used by the
defendant company. Mr.. Ohley gave
the required bond to-day. and Mr.. VIII
banks bond will be approved before the
Judge OF the Circuit Court for the
Northern District OF Illinois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
NO N WS YET.
GRESHAM

NEW YORK, February 9.-There is still
no news from the long overdue La Gas
cogne.
QUARANTINE. February 9-The over
due steamship Teutonic passed IN by the
Sandy Hook lightshlp at ABOUT seven
o'clock last night aud anchored. She was
completely covered with ice. She reperts
that she has not sighted La Gascogne and
that all on BOARD are well. She was de-
layed by head winds and heavy weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
Fire At Guysndotts.

Spfctdt 10 me u g's e'-
HUNTINGToS. w. VA, February s.
Guyandotte, two miles east OF this city.
was visited by destructive blaze to
dsv. Fire orig einating 10 the residence
OF James McConihay, spread rapidly 10
the next structure. owned by Mrs. Pom
dexter, and both places we're consumed.
with their contents. Loss, s., 500; partly
insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
bot Houses Got Too Hot

pARKrRsBURe. w. VA, Fe6ruar! 0
-Atan early hour this morning se
large hot houses belonging 10 L. A Ia
gibson & Sou, gardeners, located about
tvo miles from this city on sand Plans,
vere destroyed 0y fire. The loss viii
rsscb sqOO. Cause dnknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

WAsHrxGToS, February s.-Three trains
m me Baltimore aud OHIO railroad were
wrecked at Beltsville, II miles from this
civ TO day. Particulars meagre' hut 1t
seems certain that the damage 10 the trains
was great although fortunately no lives
were lost r-,.-,,,-
The first train was stopped at Beltsville
by snow drifts, and the others piled up oe-
hind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

States this morning, the mercury showing
50 degrees aD0sa.s zero.
CoLDEsT IN PARKERsBURG's HISTORY.
SPee1a ths Rs1istsr.
PARKERsBURG. W. VA. February S.
Last right proved to be one Of the
codst ever seen here, even by the old
est Inhabitants. Ali night and during
the day the cold Was intense-the mer-
curry dropping to 81 degrees below
zero.
Trains on the B. & o. were all late on
account OF drifts in the mountains.
Crews on the freight trains are having
q very rough experience.
BEATS HUNTINGToN'S RECORD.
spec, 10 - hsJ,st1
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, February s.
This nas been the coldest day ever ex.
perienced mere and thermometers have
ranged from two 10 twelve degrees be-
low zero, Schools had to be dismissed
and street cars could not run on the
three lines. All trains are delayed from
two TO nine hours.
SEVEN BELOW AT MARTINsBURG.
Sra, Hs'-
MARTINsBURG. w. VA, February S.
The thermometer registered seven
degrees below zero here this morning
aud Tonight bids fair 10 be the coolest
of the season. A meeting Of citizens
was held in the Court House tonight
and steps were taken towards providing
for ths poor aud destitute of the city.
RATHER CHILLY AT HINTON.
HINTON, w. Va. February S.-Ther-
mometer from IA TO 20 below in the noun
tains Trans delayed from to II hours.
BosToN, MASS, February s. -
This city is nearer storm-oound
this morning that it has been since
March, 1883. All trains are late. The
hsrhor Is impossible to sailing craft, and
all suburban street cars are tied up In
the city only few street cars are run
ming al long intervals.
WARNING Up A LITTLE.
KANSAS CITY, February S.-The cold
snap is broken aud the thermometer is
gradually creeping up again. Before max
ing ne change, however, the low water
marx for the last 10 years for February
WAS reached when at 10 o'clock this morn
~ degrees below was registered here.
Since then it has gradually crept up till at
O'Clock this eveding il was 10 above.
Over in Kansas. also, the weather has be-
come warmer and the wind aOated per-
ceptlbly. Never lheless many trains are
still snow0ound and will be for day or so.
FAMILY FROZEN To DEATH.
HASTINGS. NEB.. February S.-Reports
have reached hare that family in the
southeastern mart of the county Derished
from cold last night. Their names could
not be learned. According TO the report,
the father had gone to tie village of Jun
iata for provisions. but was overtaken by
the blizzard and frozen to death, and his
family perished during his absence. The
weather is so bitterly cold that an lnvesti-
CATION has been delayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
volcano -choolhou.e Burnsd.

NTt.I 70 -|F ut TT
PARNERsBURG, W. VA, February 5
Word has Just reached mere TO tue effect
trat the large Schoolhouse al Volcano,
mis- county. was completely destroyed
by 6rs last night about mldnlght' 20
gether with the furniture ana school-
books belonging 20 the pupils. The ure
is supposed 70 have originated from the
stove, as large IRE vas burning "heh
- schnnl closed for the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09


CHARLESTON, W. Va, February -
-.. ,...,..,, E,os Can.aay suffered
49,. s.
Flea. .a lAe lf'. 'o''' - 's 0oOA
r.. l tle Senate lls afternoon.
r... .r.treuat.c was knocked out, sud
... American C..-.- was slightly
.......-.. h.,..i..... 49,.
-. .a J-s "recA-
., trs Senate drew large crowd
........,I ,co., I,h,r-
sts ali others. $40 -Atec'ed 10 wiz
4- "...s moved t0 exclude every
.. .-u t.e 1.l except members,
... ...-rsarl sus.led 10 so as 20 eE-
-u.a-.s-ar usu.
.. "a.->e. Vas under the ImDres-
.ea a.sa Ar. t.rr could see 90
reason ..r rzt ul'r< tte press. A. Tar
as .- "a- concerned, be had nothing 10
.-a- .. was 1ot wiling for TIE pub
l-s otlect or the reSo. I-
Was 81 exc. ude toe oooS
s.s "-' annoyed the members
>- 0e.,t was not TO favor OF ex-
C - press. A-e people Oh 'ne
e-..-rl 90 900" "nat was
r-p'eStuiatiVeS. As Tar
c.'ceruel- wanted tue pto-
lr represented 10 Ano" "n@t
o--
N.. "HiiAh.H MADE
-rl rA t.'"t-.'1 81 ms p'S'''ou'
..at 10 was .17 -Adeis--nu .1S
...... Xiii .--.....,.,- s'.,-
.'N . ".''-,
.....' ,...'.-.-.
T..- -r5..- vs. r,4s .,bst tre~s WAS
-..tt-r before rbs House and Mr..
srev moved d. r.r..it tas rsrre-
...r.t.ye. of tbs Drs., no remain. which
e.. .t.nt-d.
.r.. f-sr a-rar5 -rer.t rr,D,se1 was 20
..-... ,.- Sv..rsr,s r.Gg F,,s and .o.
.... ....y--r.,. mas r.,..,, v,s
.....r,. .,tr S..,, ,,r, .,.4. a., ,-,r.
.. ...,.-. ,f r....,,-,b,s Mr. F.r,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

p r Intended No Reflection
19l the President
M Sulta, But He Could Not
The Speaker Of the House.
Whitaker Had Something TO
Sav BDt Did Not

r the ~ porters to Hear It
. spoke in Favor OF Putting
-rn our The School Book
Concerns Before the Senate.
r-s American Cirizen
TEACHES 'Trus Political Econ
.-.. and rlat D.esn't suit This
-.-.l-ure - Proposed to
v..r-a the Book 20 Suit RepUb-
..al Ideas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
BLIZZARD COVERS IHE COUNTRY.


No Point in the United states From
Which Advices nave Been Received,
is Exempt-TneiEsiIr ParalyEod-A
New storm in tho Eas'.
The western blizzard spent all day
Yesterday 10 moving to the east and
.outh. and being reinforced bg a new
and severe northeastern storm which
swoooed down along the northern At
Iaptic States from Nova Scotia aud New
England, the whole country was speed
uy in the grasp OF Jack
Frost, and the almost universal
report was that the weather was at
,east the severest known for ten or If
team years. while often the teIegtams
set IL down as the
cOLDEsT EVER KNOWN.
In New Eugland, and particularly
along the coast, the storm was most
terrific one, the wind reaching We
locity OF seventy miles an hour, doing
GREAT damage botn on land aud sea. 10
the far Northeast 10 was accompanied
win something very like tidal wave,
which swept into the seaport cities,
washing away many buildings, destroy
ing or damaging others, and some loss
of life is possible. Heavy snow
was drifted by this gale until
railroads and city streets were impaSs-
apie. and traffic OF all sorts was either
greatly DELAYED or brought TO an aoso-
Inte stand.stli. In the South the loss
occasioned by the cold will probably
run into the millions, as as low as ten
aboye zero is reported from Southern
Florida, and railroads are b!ockaded
nv snow in Texas. 1t will be strange
indeed il many vessels have net been
Iosts ssa result of the violent gales. As
Invariably results, when a blizzard is
on disastrous fires have ragged In many
cities. and the aggregate loss from this
cause will be very large. The follow
ior table shows the temperature yester-
day at widely-separased points:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

N TIE PAR SOUTH.

7ur STORM THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY.
AT Julesburg, Colorado, the cold wave
continued until midnight. AT one time
tbe thermometer reached 80 below zero.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
Nor1GR REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
s'.r.to Whip the EioSers lnto Line
"'e- tro uiuoronces Are and W hat
'aa.e, Them.

"'sr -fe uiuoronces Are. and " hat
'aa.e. Them.
a..5-s-s-
..-.HN. ~. Va, February o.--Ihe
OF the Legislature held
.H-lt 90 mahe another effort 70
0l tle iudicol circuit oilL
of t1e House bin Is so
rent from that of the
and the ideas OF the Repuoi-
rs are SO autaronistic that they
-l realize tnat the case calls for
.-eres at rao hands of the caucus,
been -eueral scrap all around
and tle caucus tonight was not
-ari sfactOrv results.
o- tae trouble appears 20 re In
. Committee on the Judlclarr.
farr is at variance with Patton
while Air. LocAney, the Pop
sing a tempest OF unusual Sc
re 0,u drafted by Congressman
1 aad introduced by senator
cuts inr0 she plans OF
rs Wno bss arranged
usse The Circuits through which
--c runs s0.idly Republican. Mr..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
THE WARMEST SPOT
In the United states Yesterday was at
PAIN Beach Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, February PAIN
mi on tue mainland OF the whole United
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

W,suryeroS. D. C.. F53r'alry' 80 s.--r --1,l.. =.
,vos, Vi-,inia and Ono: Fairs N@i'D'-'
southwest gales diminish.hs' c,ov aur.
For western Pennsy wants. S9o% oi.e,ccoa: 1u,
rios. followed bv fair .n t'e a.'''l0'- :
warmer; west gales dlm.a.s--D%'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09
IT MUST CHOOSE.
Ma. CLEVELAND PU 5 THE RESPONSIBILITY
UPON CONGRESS-.

Hs Will Issue Bonds-Blt Unlsis Congress, IN Ten
DAYS, Authorizes 3 Per Cent Sod Bonds hey
Will Cost ths Nation an Extra Thrss-Fourhs
Of One Per Oont IN Inisrss;-0as-Hall Of the
Gold is o Gone From Abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

ArersrA. Mr.. February s-Hon. John
T. Stevens. ex-Minister TO Hawaii, Is dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

Hoops pills are handmade ana pes' gS.
feet in proportion and apDsafAn0''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

The Mosr remarkable cures o. i',l.d ''',
ula on record have been a01' ll.,I,a
oy Hoods Sarsapari.Ia 4I'' '.ta.tlood.
is unequallea Tor diseases Oh '''
Tske only Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-09

DETAILS or TIE IEA>-AlI's' rh1
WAsHIvGToN. ID. C., February I,- +.
bond TRANSACTION cOnsummH. eN ~ -'5 5.,,-.
not sale Of bOuos Tor eo'l' D lrre
chase OF gold 10 be paid Tor iA u.II5 ,5.r,,oot
contract was made with Aot-s Ifessr--
& Co. OF New York, on OsnA-' r-'...la, and
\. VI. Rothschild * oous' OF ~ of
themselves and j. Z. Mo5etu ,,oeyso Il,
New York. on behalf oil d. - srf Dr9.
TS, S5s Gl for i5oU the deliver to the United 7t'si
Of 800 oO0 ounce OF standard zoa qo,a g.1,'j y
the United states 10 oe p.-l 4ol 'N
States four per cent BONUS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
WepieE Meptel! appel!

@ir babsn cine Wassonlaeun9 0aran.
tirie @intsrapisl erbaltrn une wereen bic.
lelten ~ S2.25 per Barrel pertaufrn, UNI
fur neue 9las ~ MAIDEN. Giele Sfer.e
cauert nur bis ,um /. Nppemter. Sn 81.
l~cnwaaren, isrttssn alsieern. Saten. aap
rem, Sbuten, Stisfeln, gcrietdniraare.
Wrei,irsn baben mir cine quite ausrdtl
unb 1T i,eem cine quite 8elrgtnbeit grSe.
Zen, feline Ssrtheintdufe lei n ttai9 81
MAIDEN. gBir babsn tsine lCaenanntsn
.geaesrS" ausseleet. l~pneern Ytrtaufen is'
ZEN Artitsl 70 btlis ME mrSltb. unlere
@usldasn linb asriu9. uni mir baten bic
msiite gBaare baare ein8stauft bepor bic
Nreiit in bic SSts ainSsn. Sur Srreutts
BADEN mir INNER bic bo6lfn Ndriiprstie
crlautt une ttuen eieS aud leet nch. Bel
taaren Gintdufen 9eten mir 10 grej. Nab
bat. lnlsrsn 9sebrtsn 8uneet FUR itrs
llutertuBung eantene unb Nat, bic IN.
fern @aartnpcrratb isben mpttsn. iur
Stihtiauns freuntlitt einlaesnc. Der.
bleite i6 in gbtuns
q. W. Silaer,
46-2 &cscps, Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-31
H6s~ Infer reiienbsr Nsent, Serr ISM.

Dc" unter rel1enoer N9ent, per- Wm.
g. Remer. tpiro bebufs lNbwideluus ct.
Waiser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an nad-
serannten Bldsen sur ausesebenen Belt
per!reten iein:
81. Wartiu. Jrsitas, ben l. ytopember.
Spring Siq. Samitas, ben 3. 9Opsmber.
9afe Senrp. Sonntas, ben 3. Hopember.
Weire @rope, Sountas, ben 10. 3op.
Nsiu Muaih, Sonntaa. ben II. Nop.
5reeport, 9Onneritus. ben 20. NOu.
Ilbanp, Sonntas, ben "A. Nouember.
l~luicre Ntonusuten OIL ben betrehen,
ben Yldsen fino sriubt, burd pinftlides
3uiammenireffsn nit unierem Isenien
oefisn an iib idwieriae Irbeit 81 er'
leidtern. Serr Remer bat cine quite
guspabl Brdmien bel iid, bic ben Sor'
uusbeSablern slei1 abselleiert peroeu.
So lei mob erDdbnt. oaB iir Die ertra
IeiueH 8rGmien Der Mbnebmer uebft BEN
Announcement rs Cts 81 entridten bat.
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Dto,rJau-Aadrth1rm

@rtern lWittwr6) be0anp IN 5ar'
mirl bic pirr;i0ltInei9e @ebetsaneaht.
Am Sdmltdl ptre Der bphp'lte Serr St.
Ihpf Martin Warts tdlsltlt eintrenen unn
an Scnnt1g eds bl. Satr1ment Der Sir.
muns ipeneen. Iis 9rreten gcrbsreitun.
sen ilne 9etrCfen, uni rem 6srrn Stlhcf
einen warei9en Gmpidn9 su tsretten.
1ie @emsinre Chen 9dues, welts HE
jest pcm bc6w. Serrn Nrjt pcn ct. Nt.
hplduS rerlrben nures. IT eer @t.
meinee Nlttius ais 6ilidle b%et1Ggcben
ncreen. gtgttn Spnntug peridb bc6w.
6srr Arit gum lceien Male in Geen BAILEY
cen Iienit une mcraen, am 5sits AQerbei'
ltSen, wtrc bphm. Serr @0he9ar pcn Wat'
fins gum sriten Ndls edleIbt omtirsn.
lie STRIDE in @iaerpiQe wirt prn Sn.
men une &uben elmer eurhSdnatasn 8epa.
r0tur un%ter;p8rn. 3utem 9ebt dber bic
unttr Der Seelicr9e ees bphp. Serrn Otto
Ntelt nd pes bGftenS 0eotibens Grfreuen.
sc 0emetuee nit Der lpblihen Nbftt UNI
tas ate 0rttesbdus reht bale bard Elm
neUe5 trIesen ~ l1Ien.
lie lienitaa IN 6resprrt ,um at'
itlub aelunate cier;isitunrise @nedtt pdr
,ur ,3ufrietenbcit Res tpbw. y. YIntra-
thus, hes Sesllcr9srs her 8emeinee, lebr
lut bfluht, lie game 0emeinee tenuBtr
bic erei 0etetStd9e eur6 ZEN Gmpidn9 Der
bl. SltrImerte Ter guBe uni ecs Nltares
ais cine wdtre 0ndeen;eit. Fem tchw.
Germ StrliprRGr tdlien Die brhw. Sene
eictiner SEQ une GCnrde aus.
Worasn, am 5site alerteiligen, wirr
her tctw't GER gilhci Wurtin Wartp
in &lb1n9 eds bl. S1tr1ment her 6irmun9
ertbsilsn. Den Gcrbereitungen ssm0b wire
Ter Gmpfang res Sbertirten edielbt Elm
9rrbaritgsr 'etr.
NCr9en feiCrt bic fltb. STRIDE has 5sit
@lerbeiltgen. Gn lsnem Gage nire in Der
9dtbeerale mcrBcns 6 llkr cine 81. Msht
9eleien, I'M Semen, bic drbeitsn muiIen,
Seleacnteit ~ octrr, itrsr NHitt nl' "a.
tbplllen ndhIcmmen ~ tpnneR. lin 10
ubr fnset IN Der Gatbeerale has feterliht
6cbdmt TAFT. Nbcnts balb 8 ubr f~rierlt.
DE G!sper unp greei9t. - Sn Ter unbs.
flcdten Gmrfdn9ntbttr6e III ct. GlCue nm.
Get Der @cttssotelt am 6clte NIerbetltaen
ME an Sruntd9Gn iidtt. Am edrauncl'
lenecn Sage, ta5 III en- Seits Altrleelen,
pigN in Der @dtbeerale mcr9en5 s llbr et
ne Nriie s~eleisr uno bas feierltte Reauirm
ineet um 10 utr TAFT, mabrene easlelbe
in Der unbefedten Gmpfdn9ntbttrhe UNI 9
lltr nit 9reetst 9eb1lten wire.
ase@ Ger 10 Bros. Discount : 8er'
fauf Der 9elieu Shub SO. oauert rur
bis gum 10. Wopember.