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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
BIBLE CLASSES
Neigheorhood Organization sch.dpl. for
First Three Days Of Week.
Y. ". c. A Notea

instruct No u \orth Narwood. viii
rect With Ar W D. Graz. e4ir H.
avenue. Monday .v@uing AZ 4 oci,,E
MIS o. I~HuS. leader
District No I2. Good News p.bfa Glass
VII meet With Mr. HuTp otto. az. N5tn
'i''i' Monday evening Miss Belle NJ
inN. leader.
District 40 -. viii NEE, vi,, %.
reader. Ir Harriet Jones so Fift.,nfb
@li''t, Mntda! evening at = O'Clock
lNSirict No f9-In-sI. Union gisf.
t~~ viii meet with Mrs CriS Saunders.
iN"- Wool street Monday evening al :
" ri"'e All Hawkins. leader.
l~ifiri"f No l1N-H. trnc. Rfbfe Cf.-s
sill meet with Miss VI Doddridrc. e2s
-N'fi 'FRONT.' street. Aunisv evening ~ \
' rrN Mr. liesse. Leader
MATHIS Ferry EIlI- Class Will meet
80 -fh" Fif~t Methodist .rurch Nnrlav
evening az '." o'cloak. Air. D. O.. Monu
Union HIr,e class K.rsvo.i oiio VIII
o. eei w.th Airs T o. Farmer. Iaclr.t
~.r' Monday evening Miss Kirkfat.
Ii.irirt No ,oe wm.nr worko-s Pu,,.
'f~- VIII meet vii. Mrs Joseph No
ltiitu. '..' water street. Tuc~Ia. even
ing 90 "..l'l M-- Jackson. leader
District So" fH.-.rn. The Faith R'hra
.-s WAL meet with Mr. Fred Baker.
1859 Marshall street. TUESDAY evening
Ms j l: S'llor. leader
District 80 1926 w4I meet with Mrs
Io'r Lynch Pleasant VALLEY TIasaa q
m,rn.n- 90 90 ?" "'ei',s Mrs Horrci.
u.str.ct $50 lao-l-s p,lpla Ai,ha Bible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
NOT ELKlNS
}. W. speidel Denies That Warfeld Is
Negotiating 20 Take over City
n Elm Grove Line.

General Manager j. W Speidei Of
the CIV and Film Grove electric rail.
aay company denies tho declaration
in O. Sunday paper 20 the effect that
the Uavis Warfeid interests. repre-
scented by o. q Warheld. 40 ncyouar
irg % take over rho local system.
Asked n hc could CONFIRM tho report
Nr SpeldeI laughed There's moth.
InE bon 10 -0 far o. : know DO said.
"la there ANYTHING at 40 nov in mo
sale sifItf ono Doc was agtef "N0fh.
ing more than = announced o. the
Wo0dsdain vnfor meeting q few DAYS
Then ,h" deal is not yet closed
e. frf
'AiN DO ha r'orrd o %
7 fIir. Iu 81 few days
The option held hy tho present
COMPANY or tho system expires July
~ and fho deal now hanging VIII very
probably Boo cnrrod through to a head
Us fha fwo 40 fhn Woodadafo meet
lng H few days back Nfr speidoi had
announced That fhe ssle ~ fhe prop.
crfv is being brought to a head
Ih" s~f0rHhuidnrr. as "a whole ap
pear f0 know Orb moro about tho mat.
.er fIau fho public in general sew.
erai or chem when asked about thc
matter replied ln effect that they
rnu' o. believe fhc reports until .ho
actual money from fhe aaio is boo their
bands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
CURE MAN PRAISES NEW SYSTEM
Mr.. Carlson Says He Was In A. BAD
Shape As a Man Could Be and
Live.

Nearly half an average lifetime
spent in misery is the terrible experi.
ence OF Claus Carlson himself OF 1895
Twelfth St. Racine. Wisconsin. No
one but Mr.. Carlson himself can prob
ably realize the suffering and misery
or nineteen years OF stomach trouble.
The hardest part perhaps OF all. is to
see healthy, happy people on all sides
VINO seem not TO know what sicknss
is. Mr.. Carlson owe his present good
health TO the remarkable new treat
ment or the United Doctors who have
their Wheeling institute in the McLain
Bldg. at 42-l2th St. (Near Market
ST.. Mr.. Carlson inm%entioning his
years OF Illness says as follows: For
nineteen years have been in continu.
al pain. Only a yea ago last April I
mad a ~hemmorhage from my stomach.
My pain has been so great that I could
not eat and was in as bad n shape as
a man could be and live.
thought myself far beyond the DOS.
sibility OF ever being cured-for nine.
teen years OF misery is no light thing
and one begins 10 think and wonder
II he a again be normal and healthy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
MOOSE PARTY
Is LAUNCHED
TEoDY's SUPPORTERS MAKE A
POLITICAL ADDRESS SUNDAY.
The New Party Asks Democrats TO
support lt-Not Known Yet if
Any Defeated Democrats Will.

NEW YORK. June aO.-The first
step toward the organization f. New.
1"rk state ~ the new Marty
launched I'm Chicago /. supporters
OF Theodore Roosevelt. was taken
to-day 10y city Comptroller William
\. Prendergast. Mr.. P-rcnd.r=.ist
was appointed to represent his state
on tn committee formed in Chi
caEo 10 organize the new party. a..
laid IN" cause before the p.opl, too
day 900 an address 90 tine voters Fro
N~iSi"nai organization. h. says. Will
u~ effected without delay and I.r-
man~nt organization will follow as
quickly as possible. In his state
m,r- Mr. Fr,ndcrgast SAYS L
submit this appeal 20 men ~ all
parties and men who have had TO
previous party affiliations. In zoe.
name 81 the already great number
Wn" have expressed their approval
o. "a new political party. ask Re
uuhli'ans and Democrats TO- enroll
themselves in defense Of honesty in
political WORK % the advocacy ~
ErrIiin" principles of political. social
ana Industrial reform.
This new party Will not De- the
result 81 any sudGtu iudemtut
PASSED lpou th, handed acts ~
and thr di-'r.Glfabic work ~ the Re
publican national ~couteutiou. The
acts OF that convention have rem
d'r'd b. Necessary that "a new party
shall Doc formed. but the pIrpos. fh-
new m"'.m'nt Will serve is ono too
ward which rho hearts - millions
'f mon has. been directed iu the
past few Years a new party is e
I'rr-SIft. UrDaus, So many have
come O.. r'a'ize Pho foprlrssnsss 81
truly efficient and upright Eorcru-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

Ike most people-eat. sleep and drink
as they do. ] have tried almost every
cure ever heard OF and innumerable
doctors but my condition remained the
same until I went to the United Doc
tors on May 22nd. 1911. / went 10
them TO give their new system of
niedicie a trial though I was in a very
skeptical frame OF mind. Now here Is
the part that will interest sick and all.
Ing people: in three days time | felt
greatly improved and in one week I
had no pain and | was able to eat
heartily. ! wish every man and
woman who have lost hope Of being
cured could see his statement and
understand what the United Doctors
have lone for me. | want this printed
Tor ! viii then know that | have In a
small way helped TO bring hope TO
others. l have no doubt whatever
that ] will never have pains again. II
Is the turn OF the tide and | no longer
dread the future though | am now
fifty years of age. am married and
see a better. happier and healthier
Iuture 2 OF me now than / have
had before in nineteen years"
People often travel hundreds OF
miles TO be treated by the United
Doctors and their wonderful new sys.
TEN OF treatment. They never use the
Knife or cut into the body. The Unit.
cd Doctors. Wheeling institute is az
42-l2th street and the sick of Wheel
ing and the vicinity are learning daily
the great cures accomplished right
here In Wheeling. Anyone sick per.
son can do no better than TO consult
the United Doctors Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
WARW00D


the closing OF June marks about the
most prosperous month commercially
ever enjoyed in Greater WarwOod. All
the industries have been running full
time excepting the WarwOod Tool
works. which Is shut down for repairs.
More than a dozen dwellings have been
built during the month. while many
municipal improvements have been
made. including the Panhandle Traction
eompany paving the west side OF Main
street In South MRrwood and the War
wood and company paving the McCul-
isgh road. The Warwcod Tool COM
pany's large onice building has been
finished and IL now being occupied by
General Manager Moore and his force
the Adoiph Pspe building has bee nabout
completed and will be opened In "A short
time. Mr.. Pape will conduct "a milk
station and ice cream parlor in the
building. and later will deal in fancy
groceries. All the merchants state that
June has been the biggest business
month and that all indications point Ia
July being better. II Is Understood that
the focal plants have orders booked to
enable their operation until IN the fall.
while local contractors have secured bids
for the erection Of dozens OF houses
here before winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

DO NOT BE
STAMPEDED INTO
BUYING CLOTHES

We're not Slaughtering
values, not going % move :
not overStocked not hySterical
about anything.
But we are Offering the
best values in town i'm those
$500 SUITS. And if YOU
feel inclined To- buy a suit that
is not a hySteria-iniucer, hut
just all value. and correct. ana
priced right-thiS is your op-
pOrtunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
Thousands Seek Relief
From Humid AtmOSDhere

the rivrr affordinE d.lightfui roliar
from The general. torrId heat. ga
ho'inr % boating parties sought
ana found pleasant case on the river
swimming also proved a popular
means 90! comfort-seekinc
Wh"eiinr Park. the Country Clue
ana "'hrf cooling spots were much
sought among the heat sufferers A.
tomohiiing served as a means ~ allie
Walton for hundreds 81 others and no
"ut-pit" Hud Dourty roads We're alive
All da' long and untI late az night
with machines.
A. a vhoie. Dor as o. was. pa wheel
Ing suffered Joss than might have
been expected. and gave promise o.
rounding into fine form Co withstand
tHe ~'nsiauFhfs ~ the hot waves OF
July and August. compared with which
present conditions may Doe considered
as quito pleasant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
PARKS AND RIVER POPULAR
WITH SUNDAY SOJOURNERS.
Thermometer Attains 90 Mark. Hold
M Well Up TO Record Of Previous
Two Days.

Thousands ~ WhcelinKites sought
relief from THE humid atmosphere az
the parks and on tho river SUNDAY
afternoon and evening. The official
government figures on the Island
show"d the maximum for the day -
have been = 0.with a - the minimum.
holding we'll up to the record 81 Fri
dos and saturday.
The 40 afic Sports club. on the
Island. wss probably tho most puu-
ular spot in the civ. The grounds and
club house were thronVcd ~throgRhnu;
tho dar and evening bF members and
Visitors. the welcome lrc-zes from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
LAST DAY OF WHITES
ANNUAL ARROW SALE

Tho hlg Arrow sai. % whites
Naztar. 1876 aNiin str..-. viii close
this evening Ha stated ln tHe a.Iter-
fi7cmerf appearing e~'revIare. This
faa rho biggest and most pronounce
bargain feast in fia hirfnr. ~ tr.
store. aud aa %. dnv many odds and
ends viii rr offered Of very lnv prices
fn rIrsr. without doubt OIL uIso trr-
ore wII take advantage of fhe orror-
f.r.Nra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

class. vii meet AZ the Elm Grove Meth
uulSt ~rhurch. Tuesday evening at : 30
% clock. Mrs Stamm. leader.
District No. IA. viii meet with Mrs.
Georg. chew. B. Virginia street. Tues
day evening At 80 ociOck. Miss OK
District No. i4t viii meet with Mrs.
Joseph A Mcconnell. IS south York
street. Tuesday evening at "a o'clock.
Airs p r ~tSzon leader
the school house. Bethlehem. TUESDAY
"'eaing 81 5 o'clock. Miss Mary Way
District No IA. VIII meet With Mrs.
j. j. Lehman. Park View NeIu.-Iev
a 'crng"u ~ o'Io'S Miss Ethel W
SAKE VibIe class. wul meet at the
FIRST Presbyterian church parlor. Wei
nesday eveuI.s az $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Herbert Carmsck.e .ealer.
Y. w. c. n. Notes.
Many OF tne N~eighburDood Bible
'Isss"- have discontinued for tho SUM
Wcr Co resume %" study iu september
~ 'hr last leaders meeting % committee
was appointed 20 arrange fD- tle or,niue
rally which WIZ 10 neld some time ia
September.
rho business Wruon's ~ bic class viii
hold AN out - i''or Nesrsr Service sun
dtv afternoon. july t. 90 8 o'slock. on TIE
lawn at tli Bridge Park ou She Island.
If. Harriet Jones wiI address, %. meet
iu- and a large chorus choir VIII lead
tie singing All Size women VINO Gang Iu
th" TabernHrl' Choir are asked 60 help
Ia this chorus.
The Iffie pins fnr tho business
Wome1'- Hiai, class may hr secured al
TIE Association rooms
TIE 80 o. a Biaie Glass will meet on
Friday evening Of this week a. o'clock
Tor mo regular Bible lesson. Miss
Thompson. leader.
the noon mee!lns ~ Tho Association
from 20 90 o. - o'clock.
Women waste a lot 81 power when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

Fl ".'fu 'Hlrerf rpwrHur. canton. l.-
Ilay 81 M.ns.n. assignee o. T|.
t.f.fr'" company. EIrfr rafr.
HN ttfCiiff therefor. PER-. e. MONA. a.
2. hirr. Warren s,-.r..Yn fIhl.
l'.'.i M'n1su.f b. Spencer. Irrtrfs.
element. lhfrles DO Pierce. assign
.f or nrf.fHf 90 Is Efurr.I Nr.
~nfli. ENGINE ami Arthur a. -fIr.
N'afN'f AMI . Nsslr Amherst. JOB.
sf. fr
NFf VIRGINIA Inventors Elmer o.
.ootHir. H.arffhIrr I1nr.aI.r. Tu...
$40 lI0g Heeisr0r o. D. r. Gnlfw|r.
I~arhTHHrE. HInr-a.ru. Fawfrr H
wei GRAFTON. internal combination ole
zine 'nrnrlIfa D.. TnvI.r. T-f.ufIr.f.u.
portable Nre place nuI Valentine GATES.
Tanner. f~rap-rDlIsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
To Meet on Y. ma. c. A. Lot.

This evening. at : O'CLOCK. the tenn
porary N committee Of the War
wood Y. NJ. &. \ will meet with the
young men OF this town on the lots
OF the association 10 put them In shape
Tor a tennis court. The proposition Of
turning the lots over To- the men OF
Warwood FOR "playgrounds' with the
understanding that they are TO be kept
In condition until the committee Is
ready 10 build. will also be considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
Everybody uses it.-oLosslT.


The Richland district school board will
meet county superintendent L.azear 10
pass upon all the teachers for the entire
district FOR the eusuins wear. u Is off
cially stated that all those who taught
AT the two NarWuod schools last wear
have been retained. but a Few will be
transferrel 70 Other Rrn Los
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
THAT MELLOW MELODY"
Latest New York song Craze Win
Comic Music.

Sew York is true Crazv ove a new
SONG called That Mellow Melody
he thing has become such a FAD that
bafhors az the beach wen cavort 90 ne
strains .n tho ocean Dip The bands
and orchestras are playing i- from
noon 20 dawn and ifs music is said 20
DO go catchy that the dancing acad
emies have installed % FOR Tho PLAY ont
Bunny Hug and other foolish affairs
Here is a portion ~ tn~ songs chorus
clipped from a copy OF he music just
rarr|fpf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

LOUIS Bierce AMI Mrs. Ida Pratt. who
we're 20 appear IN squire J. y JeHeF-
sons court. Saturday evening. on \
charge Ct unlawful cOhahitatiOn. ha 4
tho hearing postponed until this even
ing at seven o'clock. The charge was
made by John Eierce. the father. There
are about twenty witnesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

NC WILDWOOD IINlC mTrOVemtn club
VIII meet at the home or Mrs. q. NJ.
Phillips this evening to make hnal ar
ransements FOR opening the Warwood
beach on Thursday. July l.
about the middle OF this week. II is
possible that the Warwood hand will
volunteer TO play at the opening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

Mayor Bowler - determined 70 break
up fast driving or autos through War
wood. He Las instructed his deputy ser
seantS 10 secure the number 81 any autt
exceeding the speed limit The Will
issue warrants FOR their arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

..Ihe senior IirCle OF he WarwoOl
kings daughters. viii hold a picnic on
Glenn run. opposite the old NaNwell
nome, on Tuesday. July =. AL member
friends ana relatives are invited The
party VIII meet AT the Moore store at 4
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
Hind Evangelist breaches.

Last evening the Rev. Harry Wilson.
the blind evangelist. OF Madison. Wis.
preached TO a large congregation at
the Warwood Methodist church. Special
music was rendered by the choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
..re.I .g- - !,

Az vifh 70 anack Tor piarinr no
popular songs Of mo day VII readily
roe f0r odd lH tho tempo ~ This pe
rI.ar.F written dirty The song was
HrIffsn lr Two we'll known writer's.
','I 49, Meyer AID s 81 Lewis. bI
I fN's Gaze 10 does not seem 20 Doe
t.".r reputation thai ls responsible FOR
'.n songs popularity. buf rather ifs
mIrcNIeFDas melody and fanfaUzinr
fIn" which 20 really clever Tho SONG
faa ils' struck Whccilng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

LAST eNenlng al ) O'ClOck "Nontie'
Colts; aged about - years. while play
ms ABOUT an tncompletei house fell from
the second floor. breaking one OF his
legs. Or. Webb attended the injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

II was authoritatively stated late last
evening that the civic club rad decided
10 open the Warvood beach for the sea.
son. on July tth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01
HALF Of LIFETIME
SPENT IN MISERY

United Doctors Perform Almost Mir
aele In Curing Man OF Nineteen
Year Allment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

loses IN West Virginia. during the
month OF May. and the losses FOR each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

Women waste a lot Of power when
the enemy isn't In sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-01

Regular Inner every day s. cents.
Also service a "a carte. Palace Rest.
aurant. 1921 Market Street
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Don Scr wehe.

Sic Ianpi6us Spnaitic entihlieBt
iidl. niht n~bSubnnfcu mo Die Seinbs
ieligtcitcn 9egcn Die Hcpolutiondre BON
Hcucm nuiSnnebmcn.
Nti9r. Nleranbcr Suppnu. pGpits
lihcr Huntils an &icner Spie. lit
iniolgc cines ShlasaniaIls geitprbcu.
Ser @cnerni : 0iuupcrucmr Cana
oo'S. Ser6o9 o Goumnu9bt. Der
Sntcl nes aGniao @cor9 pon Gnslano
Die @erSogin unb ibrc Sodltcr Satriz
cia trafcu nit 6amilic 5u tlrrScut
@ciuG in Neip 9)ort Gin, Sic itattes
ten Spnncrstag &rn. Snit 81 @aibs
ington. >. g., eincn inoiiiSieaeu Ne
Iild) ab.
Ser 200. @cburtstag Sricbrih'S
bcs @roBeu ipurbc IN Berlin umb
Yptsbum inter berpprrngcnpcr BE
tbcili9nmg pes aoiicrS in cinorudSs
poller @ciie scIeicrt.
Sei Der Yarabe auf DEM YotsSamer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
psIiHf6es.
3anfns Der 3emotraten i'm
Heprdicntantenbamic.

@abinston, >. g., 20. Gan.
u Sas S%egislatip : Srogramm Der
Saus> Semotraten bari nlnmebr aIs
Ifeititebenb hetrud,tet ipcroen. Mon
miro nit Naforud iif auf Die 5uriis
Hepiiion l~perfen. uno auScrocm bos
Yrir5ip Der SparIamfcit I'M Staatss
bailsbalt betonen. Nm nGditen Ipns
tag miro elm 8aifus ltnttfinben. inr
iiber Ste9cralb'S Yori6lGae, bebuIS
Ginfiibrung ~itritter SparIamteit I'M
He9ierrnsss &ausbaIt, ihliiIiis 5l
lpcroen.
Die Tarteiiiibrer oes Salies iinp
NIT ibrem %erlangen, baB bicic bcis
ben Shllcs, Sarif : Hepiiion uno
Spariamfeit, ons SeIbgcIfrci in Scr
fommcrben SrdiibentIhaits : Cant
pagne bilben iouen, bis ioipeit err
folgreif 9eipeien uuo iperben bcitdnz
Dig barnIf binarbeiten, DAB pieielbcn
niht ourd, anpere Sraaen suriidgcs
ordnst lperbcn. Sic baltcn cs nitt
fiir ratbiam, oicie SHres bnrd, Elm
ltnterIudungsfieber Su perihlciern.
Olan bat bcobahtet. ipie Die Hcpiblis
fauer 5u Den peridicbencn in Nor
idIas sebradtcn llnteriuhunscn poll
tiid fling Stellung 9enpmmen bas
ben. Sic babeu haeegcn aeitimmt.
aber inter Der 8ano IQes aetban. Inn
Die Semptraten ba3u auIsumlntern.
lpeil tic gut genug ipuBten. baB allf
Der einen Scitc praftiI6c Hciultate in
ben meiiten Sdllen niht erSiclt mcrs
ben fonnteu, ipdbrenb auf Der anbes
rcu Seite @ertuirrilng baburf berpprs
gerufen lperben mag. fpelde bic Hcz
p%ublifnner in Der Champagne ais naas
lamitdts Irgument" aeocn Die Sc
mofraten n%is5ubeuten pcrm09eu.
Yrdiibent Gait tritt oiientlid acs
gen Die domination bon "a ,Spllette
llno Sumnline uuf. nbgcieben bappl,
baB anoere Sniurgcnten Ole Nomlinies
run9 Don Sbcobore Hooicpelt pers
ldngen.
Senator &enDou bon Soma bat cine
iebr biibid) irnliiirtc Grfldrun9 slm
SeIten gescbcn, porin CT Seiat. baS CT
true ieines lnucrminberten Sntbmiiass
mus iiir Yrdiipent Gait nurmebr pell
Yrdiioentihofts 9ilbm ieiucS Gollcaer
Gunmins 70 Solpo ber5lid, inter
itilBen iperbc. 0ccuuie - Or III
Elm Sopaer. ani welhcn Der Staai
itpl5 iein barf. Sh CLAUDE. baf
Senator Gummius an Stdrtc ais 1rGs
iibentihaitss 9anbibat Sltnebmen ipirS
lpGbrenb Der Ionate. in ipeld,en ieinc
Sereienite DEM Splfe sriinpliher sur
aenntniB fonlmen percen." EQUATOR
aennpn be'isi fcincn nrpben GiuiMf
IN Soma. Scetulb III iein ~Nbiall"
fcin @erlult fir ben YrdiiSentcu mn
ieinc yllntcrltilbnna" bat fcincl
8ertb iiir EQUATOR Gunmius.
Die Hopiepcli : 9anbiontur lit bon
Dem eriten republitauiihen Gonpcni
Der in oieicr Sra9e Stelluns senom
men bate. nit elmer iibersrobsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
SnbIqnc, SOwa, 9ieuslaa, Oen 80. Sannar 1912.

81 o M. 8. San. -. = Sie Scss
%9alnpasnc pes bieiisen ySecplp"z
Ritdrbeitcrs 9e9en Den @otiinn ipescn
Der nSlitn" befommt nunmebr cincn
Stid) ms 2dherlihc. Nadhbcm er
bisber lid, in 9eballptuneen crid,6pitc.
odB Der @ntifan DER lpnbrc Terants
luortlifc lei, pcshalb ieinc Srsoi,c
'td aid in y~pie(iaacnbes" uro
oid,ulebcipnBtcs" Sdipciecn biillen
milBtcn. bcriftct CT nun plGslid1. 6crr
WctnIclenf lei idpu BEL icinem lcsteu
gciiid,c in Hom enbc ScScmber bcim
CARDINAL Stdatsiefretdr in llneuabc
gcfn(lcn e,ipcien u1b bon bieicnt nidbt
%empfonoen fporben. Oarrm bitten
lid nllh Die pdtifdniIhcn Srgnnc iiber
Den Sail IN rpiirbcpoIes" Shpeigcn.
Sbatidhlif lit 5rt bcmerfcu. bab Sr.
WeinIderf Bel isiner leBteu InipeicEz
belt in Hpm lcb;slif hdrum pom Gar
birnl Staatsiefretdr nift empfdn9cr
ipiirec, neil er bcmiclbcn iibcr6aupt
feilcn Se,lld) 81 MAIDEN hcdhIidtiate
unb ionlit and lid, gu fciner Iubicns
onmelbete. Gr beidrdnftc ieiuen
@ertebr dmi firflihe Decentralization
nno Saien nlls Den Scr. Staaten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
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