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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life.
BY lRMA KRAFT

listen. don't even catch the sound or
I the words Say. my preacher. amt you
counts round here. work an money!
SAM ought learned. j chen hear
IN II regular since | cut my eye teeth,
times a day 265 days in the year, makes
! 1893 times. hut this is your LAST time.
been believin' il as gospel for 10 years.
then begun 10 think on my own little
4 hook. Yessir. to-nights about the last
I night OF yer life. yer goin to throw that
Ben-whats got into you. hoy. back
4 talkin' Yer Uncle like this. Him what's
| been SO good To you?
! Sam-So good that he's filled my eyes
with gold dollars. my throat with green
oacns. my hands with clutchin' dimes. 40
natcheral. young thought out OF my head,
I mat can't see nothin' good no more that
hasn't got a dollar mark long side OF IL.
| That when I 20 10 see a girl I count up
! first what her Pa Is worth. that when I
chew some strip. I count I'm cheuin' up
caTh. ." good that every decent thought
! IN my heart
| Ben-Why. sam
tpnrunl-'io-on. unls Is nuthin' new
! been entertained by ~ some lately. Say.
when a feller's a gutter. he don't do IL
like this. lie does il quick, though
tal1in' about ~.
sam-weil this is Eoin. to be done So
give me- p job in Grand Rapids where I
I can get start 70 like like n " hite man
where ] can forget the grubbin' in cell
lars an count.n' change over an over
nights
Pen You amt goin-.
! Eplrum-Ani heard all THAT be-
fore too
! Sam-w-li. YOU won't ever hear IL
again. m done. 7 tell you. I'm done.
an ye- quite welcome 10 cash in any OF
my remarks ~ currency in the evennis
when you amt got nothin' 10 think over
eNGcp. your mistakes Good-hle,
! Beu-Theres a good deal to what that
Coy saws, think ne WAS right?
| EP'lrum OPlacidly.) might q been
( is affected NOC powerful. Haev .
smoke
Ben-No thsnks-Say. even I cant
swallow your two fer cent stogfes.
EDhrum-Well. then. he a sport, have
CurtainD
ms Newspaper Service.
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THE lusEk"

r.
EphrGm CalcoSt: The Mser.
Ben Chase: His friend.
sam Young: His nephew.
The Time; Evening.
The Place: CaIcost's Notion store.
kalamazoo. Michigan
Calcost counting the change One.
TWO. three. four-busiress TX goin' down
-down-no tellin anything nowadays.
Ben. ali goin out. nothin' comm IN. An
Twin SO high--not "A chick nor child
an. last year ! spent nigh on So. Dye
Chase smoking by the stove. - on
what? Anybody 1" look at you wouldn't
life away. in this dsnky cellar. hnvin' off
huskS an apple coreS-wearin' five year
O.d pants
'aIcost-,;o-on. go-nn. what dive know
about IL? Kin YOU guess ! been keepin'
sam Young frurn starvation sine. he's
Ten Thai boys no more good To me
OF and don't earn his salt
chase SLOWLY. ~ been wonder n
laiely. Eph. whether YOU an mes sized
things n right with Sam. Lord .<nows
love dollar BIZ bettern anything on
earth. hut you'd Just az soon part with
your eNe-teetn as give up a quid-Ssm.
talcost different. Of course he's as
iiffereni 49, coon frum white man.
WATTS IN" sense Of usin' Up your gray
matier 'nout IT. The noy was born n
darn fool with pipe organs place ~ a
brain. what's tle sens" OF tninkin' about
him.
Caase-B but he's good boy-an. liz.
h'ui. That MIN crnssIn' the street. now >
BETTER chang" IN" subject
. sam Young Ev"nin'. Uncle. evenin'
MI chase. I'm giad you're both here
together. lust come frum the Post
pffic- and you migat as well hear What
ih" letter says right nov.
'a.r"s; whats letters. unless there's
q check IN en- sam Won hett.r Get To
work rleaniu' out that her. ton -forlin'
81 ~. ffs e vait.n' an YOU passed Il IN
ia. night.
sam. ne Tonight sam. every night
from nov IN. ! III dom witt night WORK
an nv don. with workin' for YOU
f.l "pst WaStiU' N"r breath A. uSuai
10 sens EiNin' ne any ~ that brand ~
TAIN rdH~" don't take the trouble To-
Copy eight. 1912. by Aaa
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,sls Dancing. : % a; Zls;sS
Committse-Mis. Agnes Trii,,sy -
Miss Anna wei-. sssfsted By he follo9-
ne committee: Mr.. and Arsl 2. . =
finger. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. :. sn,d:r. NJ.
and Mrs. J. y. Maurer. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
4. Zarnitx. AIR, and Mrs. W. h. Dumb
Mn an. MT .ne j M Hem Hem A. .sa H..
John Hack. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Eoose. Mr.. and Mrs. HarrxL. Donshue.
gina winserssr. Angela pIeSmiii.r.
Minneta Miller. Elizabeth Counihan.
Emma Gundiing. Evsiine Blum. Ester
a hs kSss x. 8weP E: Asne: sr.ddSs n
Miller. Messrs. william Maiey. Bernard
Ans .. Elmer Wslty. Joseph owens.
Donovan. George Greene. Lawrence y.
Gallagher. Lawrence Fitzpatrick.
ch. Ti:s Z a Ms g , JSnn M.,hs0p Leo
John p. Walt and Bernard Fischer.
xAd1ss' Homo 0uh
Mrs Anna Murphy entertained the
Ladies' Home Club at her home on the
South Side on Thursday evening, and
euchre and dominos were the diversion
Handsome prizes were awarded to Mrs
Charles Hirst and Mrs. George Dittman,
they winning the euchre prizes Mrs
John Connors won the domino rrire and
Mira steve Hartman won the club prize.
delicious luncheon was served and the
following were the members present:
Mesdames:
Charles Hfrst. Gust Cearopp.
Steve Hartman. Sam MaSers
George Dittman. John veneman.
John Connors.
Miss Hirst. Msyme Lee M urph;y
Nell Murphy.
Eighth students Recital
Tho following IL a copy OF cards re-
ce:ved in the city:
Eighth Students Recital
by pupils OF
Mrs. Lillian ArkeIl Rixford. Sig. AIbino
Gorno. and Sig. Giscinto Gorno
Cincinnati
Saturday. February the first. 1918
at IL o'clock noon
Program.
'sp study in A-ninor. Rink
30 short Voluntary 800. .Calkin
Miss Lena Kraft. OF Wheeling. W Va
Piano.
taJ Kracovienne F'antastiaue.
a., ,,::....; .PadeIewski
tbb Naise IN A-flat. .......... Chopin
Mrs. Hazel Bell Franklin.
II Lacerato sprito ,simon Boccone-
Mr.. Fred Piepmeier
Suite or. 10 ofor two piano~\ Arensky
Romancp-Nalse-P olonaise
Miss Emily Gather and Miss Frances
Berg.
japanese Tea
On Tuesday evening. Feb. 4. the Mis-
siOnary Society OF th. First Chrustian
Church Will hold "A Japanese tea at the
home Of Mrs. !. u. SommerVille. 10 Viz
ginia street. one pleasing feature OF
the evening will he a japanese we'd
ding. male a. nearly realistic as pos
sible by the use Of Kimonn's. lanterns
parssols, etc. The wedding ceremony.
used viii be- that Of high life In Japan
\ musical program will follow tine we'd
ding ceremony. after which tea and
waters Will lac served. The public is in
Nited. \ silver Offering Will be taken
| ut the door.
Aid Society.
The AID society OF the THOMPSON VI.
+. church will IL entertained at a tea
saturday afternoon from to = by Mrs
| George Murray. Mrs Mcconnell. Mrs
Charles Brockfardt. Mrs George Dfng.r
and Mrs W. y. Ic'rail at Ir. W Il.
McGratIs home. on Zane street
Entertained
Mrs. less Bloch and Mrs. L. Hazlett
"nt"rtain"d 4 party ~ friends ~ dinner
at the konawhs. &C Charleston Gazette.
Continued on Thirteenth Page)
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Ratification 81 the Federal amend
men' for the Income Tax. and evsry
democrat In no senate voted for "
We now underr'snd 'ie term "roac.
tiOnary" a. applied 10 West Virginia
Democracy by> s5ne NJ 'vo grouchy
papers --TlsT mean that Democratic
r~preseteat ION reacts" N favor % the
D. Ne -Parkersburg Rlspatch news
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Polly Having announced that they
~er" going "a live IN an apartment. I
suppose The N"wlywcds got a lot Of
useful preseuta"
Dolly Yes indeed Among them Z
saw SNOW shovel. lawn mower ana
a set ~ garden tools Judge
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prtd1. for Mis- rsIhn..

Miss Loretta ifeiusr. ~ Nurfr Ma,
- eFf. deliFi 'fuliy entertained ou Thur.
dsf evening" win bridge parts for Ifss
nous" guest Mics Talbot ~ . E.us "
w The eveuiur We most IN .staf,I
HJfut Hni follow ING g. irfsreetIng So.
SION " bridge Mas EHfhfe.u tfsftI ID, 81
1rd NJ Ier rv GrrfiiuE wee pre-. eus..
Wiz pri1e- for tie hinreef score = 10
Hcious lsnruscn was served tuI fr,.f,
were covers fp- - following
Nisafg
- frei Talbot g. Jon rr.fe.. az
"f iIf no ". We. l-iIrfruff
stella TIViu~ gurr.Ila Z...lf.t
kathleen WaffIsrr. Emma t;Hr..I.f..
fu.efta ffffrer
MeaHfss
fterrv gur.ftfrr Ntr Tfsfs
Edward Sfears t..afr, t..,.re
g. y Euufs
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H. -" '''u, -"N" '" your reatiNe' ana though
81" may see the good points she certainly gives no
sign oi having done 50 On the contrary she kindly
points out the disadvantages which she fears NAV
nave escaped your eye The waist a little too
small across the back isn't and the sleeves are too
short Queer how they almost always make the sleeve,
700 SNORT 10 is lovely color isn't 10. trying
TOO pad so Few people H. That lace n cheap
nut then. they always put CHEAP lace in readvmade
hines That's one Of the reasons why 7 like TO have
my things mad" up or course you rip II out and
put In something better"
The closer the relationship. the closer is the do.
gree ~ frankncss. Of course nv the Wav bave vc.,
ever happened 20 notice how the frank" like the
hA -L.-.ll. -.
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cold oash viii burn a hole .n tho
ssEndthTfts po,ksL
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.>ASTCRIA Frsa-sraAlt-. Bears the q
The Kind You Have Always Bought Of G&HHZZIEx
:: :'s s#sxexexsx xezexsxaxa-ss ~
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

H. wonder that
w more se her Unavoidable duties to frankly
. Won show new gown or hat friend
~ al me a'urements
the cookie Of YOUR heart by commenting 49, ~
wonderful wha
ty on and let how looks
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of
o."
The
10 be ankw
set n. I'll her w ' "'"'''
davI
but
fo I
Ike She
What astonshmeut q roma
though she IKE
l. unavorable criticism n
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NIae k7ffstife ftorts .e fsf f-.r.
fr"ffN ffrcrf wac rIsl .HrfIt ...frrf .I
h' . ulfr % fcr frcnIs rfd tf.
ru~-fr we're .r fnfi"He
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Afternoon Bridge.
Mefdames-

Mrs W =. BRADY entertained twelve
ladies with an afternoon bftdE. ON
thursday and the following were the
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Tfc follow inr ie Copy " rarda re-
celted iu the ,ty. carroll club mas
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Cam1 Res Cab.
ir.ffN Hffs rrfH.f Nf.e ~ -affar T4s.
.0r srd w. tiuruIfsts rrtarfafrsF
l" iadf'a Who spsri 30 summer ~
II ,rF f"rf The fuNuwitE were t1e
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Copy fight l3i2. by Aoa ms Neuspaper Service
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RIVER NEWS

With a stage OF II feet, . inches
recorded a. the local wharf the Ohio
river Is rapidly approaching its normal!
stage. and il Is likely that the wickeis
at the various dams will be raised
within n Few days.
The Queen City. leaving az 1880
o'clock tor Pittsburgh. was the first
departure yesterday. The city of
Iarkers burg cleared at 3 o'clock for
Parhcrsburg. while tho Liberty LEFT
at 1870 O'Clock for Matamoras. The
Ohio departed at / O'Clock en- route
20 Cincinnati II l. hardly likely that
the boat vii! reach that far. howeve,,
a. she Will return 20 Pittsburgh in
time To depart on Friday evening.
nor scheduled time.
The steamer kIuaWha Is duo aorc
this morning at = O'clock. buuuc for
Charleston. The only other boa.
scheduled for to-day l. the City o.:
ParkersburE. due at noon.
The stcamtr l.urena has been OK
tcEsivc.y repaired and Is now in ParE-
.T-hurg. having now boilers Installed.
81" T. expected ID be one OF the last
est boats on In river and n tho
Muskinsum river is made uarigb.c.
viii resume her Observation-Disclosures
fIadc tE+s Sumuss.
The steamer Morning Star. the
Pittsburgh excursion boat. hu, boon
chartered - carry three excursions
from his city this month
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LIVE STOCK, WHEAT
tcoat,nned TO rirs. page.l

subcommittee was called together
and SIS former action reversed.
The matter is settled now. said
Senator simmons. aud HAT Is the
way The schedule VIII 80 70 the sen
ate"
The inquisitOriai clause OF the II
dernood bill which aroused fore,Sn
protest has been giving the Williams
subcommittee considerable trouble
and iu trying TO work on; 2 modih
cation 81 It's provisions thcv have had
tho aid OF Secretary McAdoo. Secre-
tary Bryan and John Basseft Moore.
counsellor ~ iia state department.
Pight 20 Proclaim Values.
S plan IS now hcirE discussed 20
combine "a portion of This provision
with 'he am udW,r' proposed giving
D secretary ~ fhc treasury ih.
right 20 proclaim v%plJes. thus 20 have
q -tfoguard again., uudcrvaluauons
ami ~ f.r" same '.To rid 'ie proyis
iuu 90 IFS features oh'cc'ionati.
20 foreign powers
Tho main purpose o. th, irqui-.-
@ fiIl claus" was to prevent under.
ta'ul'iora % necessity under am al
valor'm fa-.g system.
TLo pr0Vosll 70 place f1r Tho frs'
'iw" IN tho coTn'r. IS history q o.. ~
n1 rfV or dressed fIr= has aroused
loud protests ,rou ,rfr''rs. and Che.
eIH rrwmif'oo headed hy Senator
Jrh' which bias ffc sunlrics scho
tu'o under consideration Us studying
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MANION
PASSES AWAY
HAS RESIDED IN THIS CITY FOR
MANY YEARS AND WELL
KNOWN.
Held Office Of Justice OF the Peace
In His District Fer - Years
Funeral Arrangements Not
Completed.

After residing continuously IN his
ome on Twenty-fourth street for the
past 80 ears the entire length of his
residence In this country. Squire WI
nam NauiOn passed away about II
. clock last night. death being caused
by diseases incident 20 'he iufirmi-
ties OF old age. Tho deceased was
IN tho seventy-f.th year of his age.
and was one OF the most widely
knoWn residents az this community.
For many years Mr.. Mauion vas
n Of the leaders 81 Tho Democratic
part In this city and Tor tho past -
CONSECUTIVE" years he has held tlc of
rcc OF Justice Of the Peace. Iio wa
born in county Galway. ireland. and
came 10 this country when a young
man. coming directly 10 this CITY.
Wh'rr be was employed hy III u. X
o. Railroad company and later con
Quoted 90 grocery store Shortly az
ter coming here hr Vas married. his
VII" preceding him Ca the grave by
several years Seven sons. Emmett. OF
Chicago. Garrett and william G o:
Carrot. iri. and Martin. Thomas.
John ~ an! Charles n Of This city.
trt th-ce ~GaEEhtcrs. Mrs Charles
kEutz. 81 Columbus. .. and Mr.. I'd
ward Kcmpic and Miss CATHERINE"
M%aui0u. % his city surviv" Ar
rarCcmenfs for the funeral have not
been completed.
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SUIT FOR $4,000
Mrs. Ida NJ. ksyIor Asks For Damages
Against Wheeling Traction Co.
For Injuries Sustained in Fail.

One OF tho largest damage suits to
be fled this year was entered with
the clerk OF the circuit court yesrcr-
day by Attorney J. s. Ritz on behalf
NJ Mrs. Ida VI. KaylOr. Suit IL
brought against the Wheeling Trsc-
Tor Company for damages IN the sum
OF $1,000 for injuries received ny the
PLAINTIFF. q being alleged tina; the in
iurics were caused BY the negligence
Of employees OF the company. II i
claimed that. when the plaintiff at
tempted 20 aliEht from a Wheeling
traction car AZ tho corner of Four
t.cuth and Market streets the car
vas suddenly started and she was
thrown 70 tA" street. sustaining severe
injuries % the head and hack II g.,
stated hat the accident. which oc-
Cured last June. has caused pcrn,aa-
ont injuries.
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JUSTICE SHOPS

sam Ua1oru. Of Grrggsvili-. was
nrrailr,! l.tore Siu.rn f0mp.rS IN
tho county ia. last evening and was
found guilty o. dls"rd.rly conduct
and Of abusing hts family. lie was
rn"d s. and costs on the first shIrE.
and placed under a peace bord OF
500 On IN. second of-is
Tom SicH,"s. nNts Charles Peterson.
49, placed 100 'hr cuuutv fatl iaSt
night charged with having r"tn.d %
freight car consigned To- the Wheeling
COR gatirc '.mpauN. 81 goods VAL
-'I az Sif5. flr VIII o.. given q hear
Ing l'for" SJi!r" Hobbs june o.
Frank N,E vii DO. given . hear
!n- before Sq..r, Vi.lham in tho
'alI 'H-da' IN % ,fsTe, 90 having as
sal.fed Nuui. crow % r0.oTaI woman.
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the situation. Tho Underwood bill
proposes a rate OF ten per cent on
ran furs.
u was reported tonight that the sub
committee considering the income tax
has about decided 20 amend the bill
so as 10 give genuine Mutual Life In
suraucc companies exemption. Tho
measure. it was said. would not be
fatty amended 20 exempt Mutual Life
insurance companies from the tax put
provision would be- made whereby
such companies. after tho tax has
boon assessed. might have an oppor-
tuuIty 20 show that their business was
wholly mutual and not conducted for
profit Upon the companies would
rest he burden o. the proof as to
whether they would be entitled 10 ex-
cmption.
Autos Classified.
Automobiles costing not more than
5. 1000. - Was learned TONIGHT. will be
taxed 'u pfr cent ad yalorem instead
az fo-'y-ly' pcr cut as I'm tho Under
wood BILL This viii be in The report
q senator stones subcommittee.
which considered the metal schedule,
and other members of the finance
committee Rave said b. would DO
adopted I'm tho meeting ~ the full
committee another amendment may
i. adopted 90 further decrease the
tx on automobile costing Jess than
$3.50 Nl automobiles costing more
than $4,000 the sui. committee grader
as iUxurics and cu them Tho IS Do
cent raf. W 70 Do retained Car
worth s. D'o .- 'css tho snb-commii
ter classcd "a necessities.
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SUPREME COURT
AFFIRMS VERDICT

TRENTON. y j.. June TIE SUI
prem. court today AFFIRMED the convic-
u"n Of Peter OrrsNc. Tor murder IN the
second degree. DEraNc vas found guilty
IN the Hudson courts 81 shooting and
killing Joseph CoUri The case was car
RED 20 the supreme court on. n tcchni-
CAVITY Counsel tor OrraNe claimed the
irial judge erred in charging the jury
that tre court could recall no evidenc"
.ustifNiug a conviction OF granddaughter.
and therefore limited thc Jury verdict
10 ono Of murder IN tie first or Second
degree. or Of assault ard battery. TIE
supreme court said the trial -udCe mere
IL commented on the case aui this dld
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MEMORIAL
Mystic Lodge. Knights Of Pythiss Ap-
point Committee 10 Make Ar.
engagements.

A. the meeting os Mystic Lodge.
y q -. knights OF Psfh!a.. %. Elm
Grove. held Mondav evening. q COM
.nltfcr was appointed To- make ar
ranr"W"u's fnr The auUiai memorial
services Tn" follow ing members
"cr. appointed ON tho committee. =
%. i~'u'lr-. chairman. HARRY Wav-.
llTr'- trac-S!'. T. r. showers and
samuel aIwm~ s. u'.'.IL o. -ur
coWuii'ro v.U ho ..lI ~ ..n Flm
Grove town h3I FRIDAY evening 20
uI1." 1--r1rr-W.nf~ and decide 1u
Tho date. r. Us i..cit ft4- tt. r....
Ing viii ho held 90 ono ~ ftr churches
On tho Grove.
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ARREST MURDERER
AFTER YEARS

SCRANTON. Pa. June H-NIcracl =.
l'T- imam. charged W'th tie murder. s-grn
cars ago. o: Deputy Shc-if Iug.ue
ii'ie' iH Dover fi'ir~. pHtcnes~ '"un-
q, y. y. was arrested his Rftcrruru
IA ''r4ll- p''n. 1871" nan was brought to
tbs c.t. ~.sE.G Horrt,.k. OF p.fche~s
''Iii "I' r-tu. t.r arrest. VII! take
prisoner there tomorrow.
'Iil4cN WIS shot down Na.ic attempt
.te Z" arrc"f g burglar "a e Dover
! 44.rs store even wears ago.
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WIson Obsequies.

Funeral services over tho remains
OF tho late Mrs clara Wilson. WIFE
OF G. y. Wilson and one Of 'ho most
esteemed residents Of West Liberty.
~ hose death occurred Tuesday morn
ing. VIII DO held from 'ho family
residence Thursday morning ~ "a
O'Clock Interf-eDf VIII Poe IN tho
Wt-t Alexander cemctory.
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Tho LAST sad rites over tho remains
~ o~r r. ~nire-yearold son ~ Mr.. and
Mr. John He.is'ern. az Pl"asaL- Val
ley. who vas drowned lu Wheeling
Monday n week ago. viii b."
held from tle family residence fh.-
morning ~ e O'Clock. Requiem high
mass Vill be- celebrated from =
Nichscis church a. H-1r o'clock and
irtermcr' ~Ill be iu Mt C%alvary Gem
Nt.rL
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zine. 81 told him II he didn't hurry
10 the telegraph Office I would heat
him in ordering a cancellation OF his
advertisement declared the sena-
tor.
Replying 10 questions about per.
sons being maintained In Washing
ton 70 look after legislation. Senator
IlFollette said the American Fedora
ton OF Labor and tho Seamen's Union
kept men here. Under my dehni-
ton Of the term that Is lobbying" he
declared.
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Mndazeck Enneral

Funeral -rrvic"s over 'as remains
o. Mrs Jg.t1ra Wodarzesk aged and
we'll known German resident o. m"
CITY. 'Ileo death occurred a. fIe
re-idsrr" o. ncr slnin lave. Henry
fia' rDuf1. on Jacob street. last Safr-
dat. "nr" held from fho ulgc" ~ death
-c-'e~I.- afternoon 1uterusu' was
IN W Zion cemetery
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RIVER MARKS.

stages follow.
u1se Island alm 80 cs,-. falling.
.'sar
S~f'ultUvilo--iI .f.f. f4Itrr rlel-.
Ttrk.r-ruJg 80. f..f. calling. rl.,r
Nu~gJrtIwu-"T f.s'. Falling clear
t4 ftfy .. 3 Poet falling. rIo4-
" r..r-i 70 ts~' falling. c.,tr
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Tho l''''f t""e rot appear 'r tho
lobby invtstir1-i.r 20. lur. l.- e
VII probably lc road before Tho hear
ing ie concluded.
Sora' ff.rhcr NJ Ncw rererr. trs
fr-' majority member ~ -.a aror,e
""rl"I'''. goo '1ta POO stand. '.-ft..I
t. rse r.' .1lIt .r prlfr.-.ar-
t. If..res'sd lu ft. it-.
i IIr" sought fo irIunur. wtm
h.-~ OF tho finance cummltfn. p.
rlt" however. said me tomato. vf'I
% sm.i. 70" said De- $780, unable fp
give 90 i.f OF 900 'aD-" who bad boon
fo ti'u. hIf Do. produced t If4f o. -urr.
.p bad APPEARED bcfor" 'lo -Ih.rDu-
-.'''" nt which hr va. t member.
aiHIar that Doc believed "a,n oao had
..-o called upon Liu personally orr.
ur f..Da r.rt-ifrv BEARINGS ou tl.
u'-lf. o. 'N. DILL
-"m" af -h'm H.rc certain t..i-
Industries wore doomed under fr.
iI- a'H N0uI1 Co.,, 90 mo f.r. vented
m" particularly - 'bo. ..r. Sow
.'.s't '.uf. rf.. IHf ~, -ft.l o.. ..I
'N.u rIfs,a DID. .I.d .l.rs
t4. ALTO" Ir'. inr f.. interest off .r.
MON 300 tNtr lu-Itp .UuIiI CO..
food improper att.mp'. t.ro rIg. f,
Dol. ..Hf. u. f.r l.r tI.r. Of
rYf unr f -t'.'. ..y.r. atof .r
aat 'H1f 90 mo
Haa' m,r ll.. boom COMING Or.
fh' comm. TO-. R.u ulu'H o. f..
terms of fIr I'rn- IsUf .fIf.m.rf.
g.l'd Senator rurwHra
Embarrassing Position.
THAT puts u. 'r fI. rmL.r-I. ..
position of thartrfet1.rr 900 msu.
vino .Ir'lf'I baton. '.. r.mm.f-..
900 Dol. ii"s Q fi rof road moro tHlr
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Masonic Club Ducks.
ndusee Ton Pin League.

Tonght's Games.
10 Tub. ~. w. Esr.ug Mold
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Ton gifts Games.
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