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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
OPENING GAME
OF the Season VIII BE Played Saturday
Afternoon by wheeling High
School.

The football eleven which will carry
me c"iors ~ the Wheeling High school
through the 1911 season viii open the
season on Saturday afternoon on the
island ball park when the RarncsvirIs
itiEh school team VIII appear a. TIE
opposing forces. Coach Edgar Johns. Of
the local squad ~ perfectly satisaed
with his eleven. and is CONFIDENT that
l'e FOCAL lads VIII give an excellent
account 81 themeelvcs The randtds.es
VIII be put through a hard course q
training this week iu nnai nrenarstiou
Tor tho battle. but Coach Johns will not
announce his lineup until the latter
part Of the week. possibly FRIDAY A.
thiS s. the inauEural game q the sea.
son big crowd is expected to be In
attendance. and the visiting eleven viii
he accompanied by a large deiera,ion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

Barre.
Michigan State-CadiUac: Cadillac.
Central Association - Ottumwa T:
Quincy
MISUNDERSTANDING: Danville.
South Atlantic-Columbia: Column.
bus
" J. y. K.-IIumboIdt: Falls CITY.
Minncsota-Wisconsin - Superior
Eau Claire
Wisconsin-Tllinois - Rockford. Ap-
pletOn.
Observation-Disclosures City.
o. & P.-Akron: Akron
Mountain States-Mid. Pomerov
Souiheastern-Anniston: Knoxville
Nebraska state - Superior. Ere
mont
Ohio State - Springfield: Ports.
mouth
Blue Grass-Paris. Paris.
ulnois Missouri-Clinton. pekfn
Texas Oklahoma-CTeburne
central Dayton. South BEND
Berlin. New.
south Michigan Kalamazoo. Kat.
amazoo
West Canada Moose Jaw. Fdmon.
ton
Union Associat'on-Great Falls.
New.
Three Peoria
Some Probabilities.
Playing does not end In the follow.
inE leagues for some time.
American Association-Min poIi g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
Major League Races
National League

The nnal series OF four games between
New YORK and Chicago. the leading con-
testan's for the National league pennant
begins IN Chicago to-day. Although
New York supporters hav. deyeloped a
certain confidence that the pennant is
as good a. won. Ia stili might be lost
therefore the four games IN chicago Will
be closely followed. II New York wins
the series. the 1911 pennant race win be
over.
New York rested yesterday. while the
Shicagoans were closing the season with
Boston In double header. bu, as they
split even there was practically no
change In the race for leadership held
by the Giants with 81 points. The only
other National league teams to play
were Pittsburg and Brooklyn. the for
Iner losing and dropping four points
further behind Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
Divide Double Bill

CHICAGO. sept 2c--Chieago and Bos-
ton broke even In the double header TO-
day, the hnal games - the years series
chicago winning the FIRST game 10 10 %
ana Boston the second. % :
In the FIRST game RsuIblc1 held thu
visitors 90 nve scattered hits two Of
which. with a nelder's choice. uettri ~ o
runs for the Hostonians on tho 9th or
hand. Weaver and Brown proved easy
prey Tor tho locals. each being bft free
ly. while The former was generous with
his passes ana the latter's support
ragged
o. me second game. porreIIv. o. Pos
ton. was master ~ the situation. al
lowing the locals 90 Doe safely only aIx
times IFS poor support assisted the
locals greatly in scoring The chI-
cHEonue used siapricksl. one ~ tho lat
eef pitching acquisitions The aupport
herird him WIS loose. and the visitors
hff little difficulty with HIS curves
TIE second game was featured ~ NJ .
N1ffiug ~ Kirke. who made four hits.
including two triples md tpo double.
BOO five times ~ hat. md Of Donllu. who
rnt three RITE
The Sew YORK Nationals. headed h-
Manager NcGraw. arrived IN the rIfv
early to-day o. orsn their series rfrr
to-morrov. and attended the game I'm 90
body. Scores
chicago ..... 1r2o7eoo.-fo 10 .
En-tnr ..... n-HnHn 600
Hatferier Heulha.n and Afd
Hurfo Hrowr. Woiver ana EaridsH
second game
chicago ..... oo01I0oe1-s O.
Ho.ton ...... Iooro1foo-- tr r
Pstter'ss Richfer rapuiesei and
Graham. Donne'iy ana King
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
Yankees Lose

NEW YORK. sept. 2s.--Aftcr ueing
the score IN the eig 10 inning to-day.
New YORK lost To- Chicago iu the ninth
hy score II % The winning run
was scored on I0rds double and No
lntyres single Errors were responE-
ibie for most of the runs on both sides
Score.
r. ". T.
Chicago ..... 11Oo1ooa1-s 3
Sew York ... o0IOiO02 O--t 8
Batteries scott. Rentz AMI Block and
sullivan. Ford and Blair. Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-The
American league championship for 1911
was decided here to-day, when Philadel-
phia defeated Detroit by the score OF
II TO .. IL was the fourth time that "A
local team piloted by Connie Mack has
won the pennant in this organization.
ana II was the first time that Philadel-
phia has won the title in successive sea-
sons BY repeating this year. Philadel-
phia earned the right to defend the title
Of world champions. which IL won last
year in a series with the Chicago Ma
uohaI league club. only two teams
fought II out for leading honors in the
American league this season. Ph.iadel-
phia and Detroit. The latter got a dying
start last spring. and on May 10 the
Tigers had a lead OF twelve games over
the home team. From that date the To-
cal team gained ground. and IL took tn .
lead from Detroit for the first time on
July {. The next day New York defeat
Ell Philadelphia. and the latter dropped
TO second place. Detroit kept in front
uutil August :. when Macks team. for
the second time. jumped into frst place
since then Philadelphia mas never been
headed
T'-days game was won by hard hit
ting. Philadelphia drove Wluett off the
Ubber IN three innings. and also hit
Works delivery hard. Baker led in the
smuggling with Two home runs and a pair
or two baggers IN five times At bat His
total Of twelve bases D. probably "a sea-
sons record Tor the major leagues. Botn
OF Baker home runs cleared the right
field wall. IL being the nrst time a bats
man ever performed this feat IN tie
same game. Crawford led Detroit at bat
with a home run and a single. while Bush
and cobb made two singles each. score.
r. H. r.
Detroit ..... Oo30OOOO2-5 10 !
Philadelphia. % 3-O0lI4'-ll 10 >
Eatteries-Morks and Wlllctt and
Stanage; Cuombs and Lapp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

lends October Minneapolis.
Western League-Denver lends DC.
tober 5l-Sioux CITY.
American League - Philadelphia
lends October S-Philadelphia.
National Lcague-New York or Chi.
cago tends October 12)-Chicago.
Pacific Coast League-Ycrnon. Oak.
land and Portland stand about equal
chances lends October 22)-Portland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
Senators Trim Maps.

WASHlNGTDN. sept. 5.-WaShiugton
batted Mitchell out OF tie box in the
third inning to-day. and easily defeated
cleveland. 10 2 Sw4ndclI. who relieved
him. pitched good ball for the remain
ing innings. The nclding 90 Mcbride
and EberfelI we're features. scores.
X H. T.
Cleveland ..... 0OU0.00O0-e s
Battcrlcs- Groom and Henry. swim
dell. Mitchell. Adams and EasterIy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
American League

In the American league. Philadelphia.
by defeating Detroit. decided the pen
nant race. the fourth flag won by the
Connie Mack's club. The Philadelphians
have ten games still 20 be played. and
Detroit eleven. but IL the former lost
all ten hile Detroit won eleven. the
nnal standing would be: Philadelphia.
So. Detroit. .s23.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
POSTAL BANK GROWS.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Sept. &c
The close of the first week OF the
existence OF the Morgantown postal
savings bank. showed a steady growth.
There were "a depositors with a total
OF 81. 044 in deposits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
ELKINS RACES
GOOD sport on Heavy Track FIRST Day
OF Elkins Pair

special Dispatch TO the Inteliigencer.
ELkfNS. w. Va. Sept. c6-Tha
twelfth annual fair OF the Elkins Fair
association opened to-day with the
finest displays OF farm. fruit and garden
products IN its histors
on track heavy from rain the fol-
lowing races were negotiated:
$50 Race $1,000
Handy Jim. r. H. Brown. Ko-
komo. Ind. ........l
Lady Venus. w. g. Bennett,
Weston, W. Va. .......4 4 3
Dean Abdel. John Arnold. Ciarks-
burg. W. Va. ........... 2 2
Traveller. Lee J. Sandige. Msri-
den. W Va. ... a
Time-2:24.
2.ts Race 5000
King OF the Manor. John Ar
mold. Clarksburg. ". Va.....I 1 !
Director. VI. r. /. Degor. PhiIa-
deiphia. Pa. .......... . ,
Alma VI. Abe Friedman. Fair
mont. W Va. .3 =
T'me-22s-
SMILE Dash G0Ob: Prociivitv. Abe
Rrcnt. Fairmont. ". Va let. Rat Mas
terson. r. Cottrill MoundsvilIe. W Va.
End. Fair Atlantic. Il Foster. Fairmont.
W Va. third Run Away r. r. Whet-
zeli. Elkins ". Va fth. Time .0s
senator Watsous blue ribbon horses
Will arrive ~ noon tomorrow for exit
billion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
NASTY SPILL MARS
COLUMBUS RACES
Hainloaf and Baroness Helen Roth I'm
MiHup-Feither Were Hurt
In Accident.

'oLrMETS. o.. Sept o. Another
sensational spill to-day marked t-e foil
trottinF meeting OF tho Columbus DrIv-
inr ASsociation T. occurred in the first
If"rse Review FlturIfy a~F .fr-.s, "a
Fe-tly in front ~ me crowded grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
So. c1airrriIl. nn.r.. nan

High school r. arranging 10 s.ted,,is
and would like 10 rear from all IIIvE
school teams fpr gaHes Games an H..
secured hF writing Frank v,.itfta,-.
manager. =. o. Eox f3G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

PiTTSBURG. Sept. 26.-Brooklyn to-
day made its last appearance OF the sea
son in Pittsburg. winning by n score of
. TO :. and making "a clear sweep OF the
series from Pittsburg. Lack OF hits at
the proper time lost FOR the local team
to-day. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

Two base hits Wilson. Tooley Three
base hit-Northen. Sacrifice hit--DaIey.
Sacrifice ries-Carey. Duubert. stolen
bases Byrue. Tooley Double plays
ADAMS. Mckechnie and Wagner. Toalsv
and Daubert. First on hall~-Off Adams.
2 Off Hendrix. Q. Off Barger. 2 HIT hv
pitcher-By Adams. struck out-Ry
Adams. 4 Left on bases -pfttsburc. E,
Brooklyn. 8. First base on errors
Pittsburg. % Brooklyn. l. IHtS-On
Adams. in innings. IN Hendrix. . ir
inning Time 20. Umpires-OD Day
and Emsffe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis at New York
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelph a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
PIRATES
LOSE ALL
BROOKLYN WON ENTIRE SERIES OF
GAMES PLAYED AT FORBES FIELD.
Pittsburg Defeated Yesterday By Score
OF TO IN Pitchers'
Battle.
To-day's Games.

Brooklyn. .; Pittsburg .
Chicago. 10: Boston, . CiSt camel.
Boston. :; Chicago. 3 ga game).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27

Philadelphia al Pittsburg
New York at Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-27
ATHLETICS CINCH REMNANT
Connie Mack for Fourth Time Pilots
Philadelphia to Victory.
DETROIT II DEFEATED
IN DECIDING GAME
Close Race in American League II
Settled for the 1911 Cham
pionship.
Yesterday'n Results

nesteruay's Hesults.
St Louis Bs--ton fwet grounds
Philadelphia. II, Detroit, >
Washington. >; Cleveland ..
Chicago. >. New York
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'Batted for Adams in eighth.
Batted for Hendrix ia ninth
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THE
SECRET
is OUT!

Men who have examined the New Fall Suits
and Overcoats We are offering at the sum of
$40 apiece have said, "But how on earth can
you sell such clothes for ten dollars without
losing money!"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
A SOUTH GEORGIAN BY ALL MEANS.

Those fail assist in eecng South Georgia governor
are going to be asked why-Dublin CourerDlspatch
v all means Georgian They will not grant unless we
force the issue Lee be he is from South Georgia
Those responsible Senator Terrell remaining IN the race
against hopeless odds doubtless realize their mistake NOT
in stood the ghost of chance OF econDub-
lin Courier-D Dispatch.
outrage Stanley beyond all question demonstrates
politicians sometime be willing to go Mr. lerfe was
vey sick man and will again be well we fear He ought tohaNe
been at aniarum his good wife and trained nurses
everv day sweered in the uncomfortable headquarters
They he would be controlled but we shall always
believe that he was victim willing him for political pur
He has been GREAT this he should have been lead
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
WHY NOT WOMEN LAWYERS?

1T certainly hoped that the judiciary committee of the
house will refusing recommend for passage the bill
to permit women practice law in Georgia
If the committee should that the old stage coach method be
substituted railroad transportation that the automobile 90 back to
the OK couldn't show itself out OF joint with the
spirit progress of the times than has in its present decision
Economic conditions forcing into the world to
earn their living The number larger sit
uaton that women avoid and society prevent
hollow mockery what resoundng nonsense, what
beratng stupidity and what essential cruelty then
who must either To with professions
and skilled occupations destroys the refinement of WomanhoOd Your
place You can't anything there of course but that's
YOUR place. And yu will insist not starving why then 60
the drudgey Of factory and shop where will be sheltered and
shielded the harsh wicked world and woany refinement
tanned be school teacher enter some other similarly paid
ocupaon and keep starving whatever you you
enter the other professions where exercise highest
mental and where the rewards coTrespondngy great
impossible the flower WOmanood to flourish such rough
bhng atmosphere And BESIDES place is at home tho
YOU don't happen to have One
many Georgia progressive state but of the
laws now books worthy the study of anquarans
like the prehistoric animals And might be added that
of its legislative committees would prove similarly interesting
Georgian.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

THE election Governor Smith member of the United States
Senate tribute popularity based nothing more nor less
than his ability any time could command That he should
override all the opposition him. the dsaecon among MS own
faction with such beyond doubt that he is man OF d
tiny beyond the ordinary moras and that Georgia WI" rank WIN
the that body when ne has been duly oD
GATED even his bitees enemies adm-Cordele Dispatch
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

While congressman discussing the farm products likely to be
affected nv the abortion of reciprocity with Canada large gain
live grain traffic during the month has been conced
NV the Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor
live stock receipts May primary markets aggregated
head compared with 1857 head received May 1910 and
1896 767 head received May 1909 The largest gains in hogs and
sheen Grain receipts much heavier Is leading western markets
than in May 1910 and 1909
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
SATURDAY. JULY IS, 1911.
The editor the for week two and that fact may
explain any marked improvement in the paper.

We are for Tom Hudson Pope Brown Pleas Sova and several
other Georgia for but not all at once gentlemen
We cannot elect time failure to appreciate that
fact is the trouble often blocked the game IN the past Let's
agree among ourselves gentlemen ask others agree with
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Governor Coquitt of Texas firm believer in the deve
the waterways the United States and he thinks that COM
peensive policy part the Federal government looking to up
building of the rivers and harboS with Whch the Oeu oa
bomty blessed the very first Importance In praIng
which National Rivers and Habors Congress mas done
toward educating the people along lines Governor Coq
in the Secretary of the Congress- am IN full accord
with the your organization promote the development and
navigation this believe the matter TO De
one of supreme importance the material development of the couns
resources
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Contrary the general impression Oregon will not be the first
state to presidential primary election 1912 North Dakota will
lead having popular candidates for President and
Vice Dates for the primary elections the states that have
adopted Oregon presidential preference law North Dakota
March 49, Wisconsin April Nebraska April II Oregon April 49, New
jersey May Is Naturally considerable interest will be taken the
contests five their action will than likely have
effect upon the coming national conventions of the parties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28

Tor a new Trial % Rrien aud Porter
order To 10 entered
Petition Tor the valuation aud a.
seSsinent ~ the National Telephone
COMPANY. tr~spass on ease. 90 supreme
our. handlan a Reymaun and Ere
Kline a Allison.
Walter Leylaud ,s Valentino He
iul. appeal Boycr % Robinson A
Robinson Set FOR trial December g.
w W Echol- SIS tity o. WheeiinE
iu case John - T-ndIrton and Al
dl'nan Passed to SATURDAY
William Mckinney. a-dminI.fr.for
Nr u % wyatt o. ai executor .n a.
fumpsif. in supreme court R..seI A
Russell for plaintiff
" No. Mci.a.n vs. 81 Va auto com
lant. 10 assumps'f. boo supreme court
Som"rviile aud EWiug
Farmers National Bans of CLAW.
Vile Ns John g. Howard Ell al. ll
assumpsii. iu suprem" ooutf. Hand
Ian a Hsymaun. " g. usud.au and
IT. y Riley To De- entered.
Ice PAUL ~ g.. W a * s.
railroad. in assumpsit. u -rproma
court Russell a Russell. Somer, H,
and Joseph Haudlan
Peter MarN sa = s Levin appeal
Maurl and Porter Settled
Jacob CHASER Ns Harry Tr.frrfrk
appeal. Robinson a Roh.nson ana
Naurs Settled oIf OF count. order
OF dismissal
John W N'sInr a son ts Sam1e.
Is Frank fu asslmpsr Warkf1ra
ard Robinson and Robinson settled
Florence " Mctarfs romuar. o.
BRYAN Bros appeal Rob rsor
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Reymsnn Brewing Co.
Nheeline. W. Va.

RileF end 40. amar and fi1rerssr
SCI for ra Jluuars
solomon George william. us
enbsugh morton Tor r.a ria
Porter cod WILSON ssr ..r Deem
uar
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Edward lI OTTO .s D. = ID rr road
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sell a. Issei srf fcr TIA. rsr.rr Z
Amelia b..s t. frelst Ho--rrnrr
-omerriIe Sr.rrs end td1em.r 49,.
for rial fsrus
Wits fg.s. Iotrraur.
Souert p ard ~rrl ar. a.r
Sc. tor .rsI faulsu
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~onerri r Sc..ea ari hlf.au.r
- Tor -ai January
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-28
DOCKET CALLED
scHENN MEAL APPEAL SET FOR
TRIAL.
Ihree Raey Gases Aga nst Proprietor
o. hoffman, Restaurant VIII
BE Trted N January

The longest docket loo Tie I,.for,
81 Ohio county was called YESTERDAY
morning With Judge Frank " Nss
hit -tftinE Ben Part aud Judge fi.,
Aey siiiinE lu Part %. circuit court
The entire mornius was occupied bt
me calling of fhr docket Probably
lh" most interesting case loo rha ions
list Is inc suit of Stoops q Nirbof.
against John - Schruk Tor the meals
furnished to DTS wife WhiIe .ns Wa
ln the Ohio Douut, Jail. au appesf
from a justice court.
Other cases which uromit. o., .,,.
duce some raCN evidence are tHo..
asstnst Angus iiottnanu. prppri.to~
90 the liotimaun restaurant. iu vb..n
AIRS AMELIA BECK Mrs Lauru WHiis
aud Miss Laura WiiI. are fh, piatr
uns The cases aIr each for dam
ages in the sum o' $1,000. ,~nar-irr
SANDER
pisuusiton was made uI ,i.rs OH
The law docset as follows
Part Law
w q Colts Nt J NfctulInusn
90 al W cssc. ~ . Cors and Tfrrt.r
Demurrer entered so aay .a-
John o. thb.rt 80 NJ and Mrs
William beharne. appeal on motion
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appeal fes0r for r.frt =
FasffI
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Hros appeal OIHr.r q Don.T aud
Brennan Fassef fo ea-sds
k-a Johnson .. Ir.l DAN.
cougar. appel Porter and Hrsf
sr.r Motion fYr nee TRIAL ..sfa
Oh fe 'of January Ia
s. o Bc..a Ie Board ~ p. .rata-
apfa IIeisu.r srI Russ. 4 Rue.
sol 81 .Hr f..al IfulaF DO
Price, Dr. Isl Anna % D.ea
f-n. pass S.rlrs cod IsudIl. a. rs..
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order NJ nsm -.a fl .a a cred
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The real test of Reymann is
the taste test. Phone or write for
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return the balance of the case
and the price of the whole case,
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Wheeling. W. Va.
Please deliver one case "a bortles) of
Reymsnn Beer. II | do not wish to keep the
case, aftertrying three bottles, you will call for
1t and refund 81 .25, the cost OF the entire case.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

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ser @ol5bauer S. @un sic Staffel ser
Spnnenmirtbidaft binunter uno itarb
an SEN 6olgen. = @oloene @od)5eit
f%eierten Sic 50lonersebeleute 8altes
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II + m e nm / n g en l1no sic @belelt=
tie 2oren5 Mmmart 11no gliiabetb, geb.
.@gle, III Degerau.- Sn $50 + e.
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8aoen.
Ser baoiide Sdulratb Fat cine
fir sic @atbolifen rebt anit0Bige Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

&eligionslebrer un0 nidt mebr mie
bisber fir an0ere SSa6er, gum 8ei=
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