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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
THE XMAS RUSH IS ON
Hillman's Eleventh Street JeweIry
store Thronaed Win Holiday
Shoppers SATURDAY.

This year promises 20 be a great
one from the early buying standpoint.
MS a. true IN most all lines. and was
found especially 20 in tho jewelrv line
ar Huffman a. sons Eleventh street
store" Oh" siCrplng az this point being
extremely heavy The gift BUYERS
ma this establishment replete win
'N'ry 'ihpi" and novelty In the jewel
~ line aud most u1portant thafr
prices are such that 90 your purse
monday shoppers desiring strictly
lnahiy goods az moderate prices Will
ma 10 20 their advantage To paw a
Nislt 10 the Ilillman store Starring
TO-DAY Tor the benefit Of those who
gre un"bi" 90 purchase IN the DAYTIME
lhls establishment will remain omen
every evening until Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01

Yesterday afternoon about & O'Clock A
large touring car which was being
~ wen along the National road near
tdgwpod. sNidded. into tho ditch near
whore LiEiuEfou Lane connects with
the national road. rausiu. Considerable
81 4frmtrt for a little while The ma
chine. which was said f1 have been trs,v-
cling OF On Slow rate uf speed. .Ifi into
iL" HIi.u. shaking uT tho u...I. PANTS or
fh" car and slightly DAMAGING ffr car
none 't i.T tourists being Ir| .r-I AZ
ter the few necessary rctlIr. Ne,
made ~ The chauffeur ffe PARTY was
able tn continue uu On. HaU fr the car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
PROHIBITION
Campaign launched Yesterday AZ
Meeting Held In First Baptist
Church IN Martins Ferry

- The close Of th. union meeting
held in the First Baptist church ar
Martin. Forty yesterday afternoon. az
which f.w. Rev Mr. Ntt1ay made Hfs
report on fle recent AutIssIouu
l'atu" convention. o. movement wa
started Tor state vIHr prohibition
ana On.."r. urrn elected who viii
atl o.. en- Executive committee
Ut. Nc'iay pastor of tir First "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01

ceped position with the wheeling Mold
ard Foundry
Miss Carrie raEue. teacher JOB the
" eef Liberty state Normal returned
y e-tFrdaN after spending f.e Thsrks-Iv-
luS vacation with her parents at VIOLA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's su.
,horized pay stations:

90, Company onice. corner 18TH &
NLapl1c street Whceliag. " Va
Rank Of Fulton. Fulton. " Va
90. ne First National Rank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
stare Hank OF Fin Grove Film
Grove. Yves. Virginia
Pay your electric ] ght. water and
Eas bills a. the most convenient "a,
station. G. d JUNRINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01

were 90 be found IN this vicinity that
tho streets were a very good place for
tterr f1 look. However. the street COM
missioner worked ON day Saturday o.
Clearing away the mud az the PRINCIPAL
crossings Win cu' 'ittlc success a. no
sooner was "a crossing cleared than 70.
was again "a verifah'. lake % mud 10
is f.'H ght that iu short time stops
VIZ D." taken - TIE officials FOR az least
making the crossings Tassable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01

T.. church 81 Martins Ferry. was elect
ed chairman and Or Darrah was
elected secretary They will get to
work az once in this county and form
an ORGANIZATION The next election
.n thc interest Of tho wet and dry
will be- held next December and as
the saloons Of Wheeling will be cat
OF business az that time. much IN
forest VIII be- taken In the fight IN
tHis county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01

Soc Monthly Income Policy Of Mn.
fra. lie Insurance Company OF New
York George Balrd. Manager.
Scbuuihach building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
0UT-THE-PIKE

&C. u. StriCAiiu. rrogr, sive caudi
date for County Superintendent Of
free Schools. Your support and I'm.
Huence respectfully solicited"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-01
ANNlvEKHAkY

ANOTHER YEAR
ING OF THE KABTZER STORE,
81 ELEVENTH ST. AND GREW BECAUSE COURTEOUS
CUR SPACIOUS BUILDING ST. THE HONEST
|
O'ON- -"
MONDAY, DECEMBER HAV
PRICES THIS SALE ARE GREATER THAN
1880 -N 'iN>
II WOULD TAKE PAGES TO PRESENT BARGAINS OF
FERtD HERE THIS WEEK EVERY
THIS YOUR
REGULAR PRICES, WHICH ARE FULLY
THAN OUR COMPETITORS.
NE1SARY SALE LAST ~ '
CHRISTMAS NEEDS AND RI1v NOW, WE ,,,
STORE YOUR GOODS AND DELIVER WANTED
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20
IMPROVEMENTS At
THE POST0FF|CE
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
BUILDINGS HERE TO START
THE WORK.

Col. John H. Deyereaux, superin-
tendent of buildings OF this district,
with headquarters in Charleston. ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
be here for a few days looking into
various improvements TO be made
at the local public building. Among
other things, Col. Deyereaux will ar
range for new fiagpole for the build
ing. the old one having been destroy
ed several weeks ago when the build
ing was struck by a bolt of lightning
and the pole completely wrecked.
Since that time Postmaster Elliott
has not been able to fly his flags
from the top of the building. I'm
mediately after the accident he mott
fled the department and Col Devere-
aux was then notified to come to
Brunswick and see just what was
needed. Besides the new fiagpole
one or two other improvements will
be made.
Col. Devereaux will be pleasantly
remembered by the people of the
city generally. He was here during
the erection of Brunswick's present
handsome postoffice building and was
in charge of the work. He has been
to the city on one or two occasions
since the completion of the building
and is always welcomed by his many
friends. He says he has noted many
Improvements In Brunswick since his
last visit here five years ago.
Col. Devereanx, as stated will be in
the city for only few days and dur
ing that time will see just what is
needed in the way of Improvements
at the building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20
AT THE WOoD.sAILEY STORE.
(. B. Francis, of the Kahn Tailoring
Company, indianapolis, Here
so for Two DAYS

For the benefit of their many GUS
toners in Brunswick and throughout
Glynn county, the Wood-Bailey Cloth
ign Company. has arranged with the
Kahn Tailoring Company, of Indian
apolis, to send a man direct from
their designing room and E. B. Fran
els, a representative of the firm, will
be at the Wood-Bailey store today
and tomorrow with full line of fall
and winter goods. Mr.. Francis has
many exclusive foreign and domestic
materials of latest design for selec-
ton and only one suit will be sold
from each piece at prices ranging
from 500 to $50
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20

territory and give further impetus to
the city's commercial growth.
Mr.. Houser says probably the most
potent factor in the exploitation of
Brunswick's resources is the Board of
Trade which was born again about a
year ago and under the managerial
direction of its secretary, J. G.
Weatherly, has focused the eye of
the prospector and investor on the at
tractive advantages of this admirably
situated seaport.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20
MEAT IS GOING
OUT OF REACH
NEXT WINTER THE COUNTRY
WILL EXPERIENCE HIGHEST
PRICES IN HISTORY.

This country will experience next
winter the greatest shortage of beef
In its history. Prices which al
ready have advanced % to 80 per
cent. in year, are to be 10 to 13 per
cent. higher by January /. Meat will
sell at unheard of figures.
The representative of a big packer
In chicago says: Forty cents a
pound for the choice cuts seem a GER
tainty, 45 cents is probability, and
even 80 cents a possibility before
spring"
George L Mccarthy, proprietor of
the National Provisioner, said that
the stock population in the United
States is more depleted at present
than it has been at any previous time
in the past ten years. That in itself,
Mr. Mccarthy said, is sufficient cause
for cry high retail prices But the
drought in Kansas, Oklahoma and the
southwest has aggravated the situa-
ton bad before, till it may now be
called alarming.
Sky High Prices BY Midwinter.
The expert buyer for Richard Web
ber, butcher with an extensive bus
mess in New York, didn't hesitate
to say that prices are going sky-high
by mdwinter.
The average price paid by the lab
orer for beef today he said, is 16
cents pound. The same cuts will
cost IS cents or more in few
months
The same authority predicted that
the price of sirloin steaks will creap
up cents in as many months, while
the average price of porterhouse
steaks will advance 4 to cents in
the same period
The corn killing drought in Kansas
and neighboring states has deprived
the cattle raising sections of feed
for their stock. Fodder remains but
the corn itself, necessary to fatten
the steers for market, will have to
be shipped into sections of country
naturally grain exporters, at an ex-
pense that will preclude the idea of
satisfactory profit by cattle raisers
at anything near the present prices.
--E>-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20
H E A L T H
means much to women

Every woman's health should come
tirst--before anything else-she must
be healthy in order to do justice to
herself and to withstand the strain
upon the delicate functional
organs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-20

All size mating art squares at
Jays.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

e,r.idhe, trurben iie BON benz arn-
nufienr obseIebt. poli3eile,itnant
Gtinel CAB ben g<lbs unb Sboa1e
Iofen Rahtquartier III Der Gentralita@
ticn.
Weiisre 40 Grbeiter. bic inter oenz
felben nmftdnbsn NIT benz gleihen
.3nee bier ongetommsn iein molten,
ipg.ben benz 0ffentliten Qipl fir OBJ
b0dloie iitsripieien.
Dan Smith CAB ferrer an, onb Dix
QeEte In Danton phne 8runo perbaftei
,rurDen unb linn etfpos iiber So 1b5es
inommen rorbeu ieisn, bon ipelher
gumms er ongeblih nur $3.50 3us
i!idsrbiel.. pdbrenb ihm bic 8dptoner
qolisei $3.50 gutgeihrieben bdtte
De @sitrnnbeten gaben an, leit Ulttt.
nod Wtprsen Bis eeitsrn Gbeno mn
rcn elmer SdinienIemmel nnb elmer
1nTYe aaffee qelebt su bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
gcrmist.

slls DerrniBt rpnroe geitern Ser 90.
Ii3ei Ser i5idbrige &uiieQ RcIonalb
pom ietnem Seine, 9iO. II Ylercer
StraBe. aeueioet.
9lus auorpifle, Senu., oerIfrpano
am 26. april Der 40 Sabre olte 81.
riIirgerieur n. 8. e5onas, Ser bei Der
Southerl giierbahn beidJditIgt iein
ioQ. sSoues erfldrte ieinen 5reimSeu,
Ger Queen GitD@ einen gelut ab.
latter an lpoIleu, uno lit ieit oleiem
Gaze pcrifrpunoen.
9eiisrn 4benb nuroe Der poli3ei
mi'ae.bsil., oub Der 16idbri9e Stsp1ln
Slime dus Der elierlihen Wohnun1
go. 2154 Ginosl 4oeHue perihpuus
ben iit.
GbenFuns pirb fsit seIierr QbeHt
Wiliam q. Bartlett, 10 Sabre alt
30. 2733 borris 4Denus. Ror.Uooo
g.. pobntaft. permibt. Bartlett
nrudts RE abiitt aus, nd Rat JIoti.
b. beae6en an ipolleH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
8rntaler NmriHe.
Nilliam Worris bebrott ieine Satin
NIT einem HepDlucr.

3urh ben poliSiitsn aramer ipnroe
geltern 4benb Der Dersinner Willian
Wlorris, 53 Sabre aft, go. 1923 QpIs
iutb StraBe, ipegsn 8sbrobang feirxr
Jamilie perbdftet. Gin i'm Beiib >bes
Morris porsefunoener Rspolptr ben
er am Wahmittag in tinem pfenbees
ihaft on Der Central Ipe. eetauft
bate. bient als Betpeismdterial.
poli5ei Ssrgednt pdImer erbieli
bic tslepboniThe Nnhrihi, bub Elm
Wldnn in Der angfgsbenen Rummer Der
aoHutb Strabe perfuhte, feline 1rau
3u tobten. poIi5ift Gromer bseab Iif
eiligit mad Der Wobnuns Der Wprriz
uno fanb na6 ginoriiden Der 51iil
Grau Worris 3uiammsnge!auert in
elmer Gde iisgsn, ipdbrsno Der robidts
ebemunn, nit ihubbersiiem Rspolper
ibr geaeniixritanb.
Gs selans benz ppIisiiien, benz mi,
tberth ben ReDolper aus Der 6anb Al
ic5lagen uno mad Geeenirebr su iiber.
ipdltigen. Der 0erbofieie srtldrte, oaf
ss interne JumilisnangelegsnbeiHr
lsien. Jrou Rorris faste aus, baf
ihr Wann iie bereits felt 3tpsi Doher
nit osm lobe beorobt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
zssIj6s. eineinna.r sossslaa 5sdsas Sen Hd 1913.

serrpng bes rshten Jubselentes trus
aeftern Der 74jdbriss Samusl gllis,
bon ylo. 405 Clinton Strabe bapon.
Der betagte Wlann puros an Der
Sprinq grope unb 2inoen ape., bon
eirlem 9lnibonp Bropn, go. 1910
St<rmdn Npe. tpobnhaft, gebDrenben
automobil niebergerannt. Gqis fdnb
aufnabme i'm hdbtiiden Soipitdl.
syn ben WerfItGtten Der Triumph
glettri8itGts gonlpognie sreignete
it'd, aeftern Elm Ihtperer unglidsfdll.
Der 24idbrige Jormer Qep. Shott,
Don go. 594< 3elta glp.. tpurb:
ourh bcs plaben zines S6melateHels
nit Iieoenbsm Uieiflng, bur6 Die auss
Fliebenbe Ulaiie ihner am a0rper,
armen uno geinen perbrannt. Der
geDauernsipertbs tpuroc mittelit Nus
.tppatro!rpagen ndh Dem Clinton 5otel
iterfiibrt, nnb fpire lem 3uitanD dts
bepentlih anueieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

men nno i'd iGuiie cine 7laihs. 4soor iit
Az Nnbs ains. mar it BON ber aufsebunirn.
belt bstreit nnb nid,t mshr 10 numb. ID
fspte init nsm 0innshmen fort, bis ca snoti
fsaidsn iDarsn. Gtgtnudrtie bin ih far.
ter, ale tds lett Juhrsr mar nnb fam ate
meine arbett itusn, 'sIbii bic ssdiht bsicrs
gen. 3hre Tstbtsiu III pertb ibr @sni6lt in
Aclb. 3h lam iis uidt aenug ribmen.
@snn msbr JraasK Jbrs Wspisn tiRnssm,n
mareeu. aabs es a,hr asiunee i5rau.n- Sis
ioHBtn bitten Brief ,um auptn dHotrtr be-
nuttn.1 - Sraa Z. 9. Fronu. 500 g.
ssalaHt st., Jola, Aan.
ysbsnspshitt in cine Der sritiftaen gerio.
ZEN in btm rsben ttatr aran. iyrausa bon
ntsraa folten uitt ssrsfiisn, odb tsiH anot.
rss esilmiitel bsfanHt is. pelhes arautH
Eber birt anqrtiisnes Betioet NIT ioIhsm
driclas biHiibtr,ufusrefi i'm Stanoe mdrs,
nls esesa q, giutba4's assttabls Gompouno.
Nesn Sie ipeSiellem Natb hnben
iuoaen, 10 id|reiben Sic an'bie epDin
e. Wnfbam Wroieine Gp. (eOniioem.
tell gAHn, WaiI. DIR yrici uirb Do,
tiuer fran seOifnet, seteien uno be.
nHfirortrf unS- itreng sebeim sebcl.
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
Neme Ztreifs
Nnlmen am eeitrisen eriten Wdi
ibren Anfang.

Der erfte Wsni brahte fpieber eine
Qnsabl Streits i'm gaussfperbe, ober
ME BON per3tiebensngauunternebmern
periidert fpirb, belduft fh bic CT
iammtsnbI Der ausltdnbisen bier auf
tnapp 1000 Wann, uno in oieis 3ahl
iinb audi bisjenisen Irbeiter einges
IhlofTen. bic gum 1beil fdon ieit Wo@
naisn geitrsitt habsn, barunter 400
gIaiierer, MorieltrGser uno anttsn@
nug!er.
Inter benen, bic geiiern pie arbeIt
nisbsrlegten. befonoen iih Die eiisns
arbeiter an elmer 4n5abl BON Reubdus
ten, uno bic 3abl Der 4ustdnbieen
oiei.r @spertihdft fpiro auf ettpo 125
geIhdbt. sstrner erfolgte audi sint
4rbeitssinFtstlung isitens zines 3heiles
Der anaeiteatsn Der auf3uafabritanten
bic ebenfots cine GohuerbOhung per.
lanHn unb srpdr nollsn bieie Gsute ei.
n.n Stunoenlobn BON so Gents. nab
renb iis iebt 3fpiIten % nno 80 Gents
Die StunDe erhdlien.
Die eiIenurbeiier i'm 8aufoh. bi
iebt 90 Gents erbdlteH, perlnnseH 81,
Gents uHo bic Srndmentins Srontport
ters, oeren Stunoenlohn 80 Gents Be
trigt, fpolen gleihfdlIs 62t Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

Ser. o tptre cine tleberroffurp fir Sie tein
oeruoe 70 uie es e.He llcberroibuag iAr ote
ianfenhcn nor, ipeIdbe es ib9u 6erfu6telt
Jbre erfte gInrueneung bon 8 III rutrb fotor;,'
&c oiHhetune brn9eH, ooer Jbr 5e!o plro 'u'
riiaeriidttet
stmersnbe lu1e iudenbe robe hrerrteroe
eczema sgBunben, arifeIbtee, Sfpdrer. Suden
Der 9oy9aut. #5ibe, 8ld6oens Ias,
e6Darsbpfc, 5niis s9rrtiafiou ober snt5a"
nlng hbrl ant
georf 1T netter nitts nIs stn!psgc8ema
Seben Gie fnte Sem oeH'efbeH furirt nHo
5a5 auden Der aopfbaut Itnbsrt. y5 fp'rb Dem
Seut'ausf6Iae Der airocr cute 2tnheruHg oer'
ftdifeu
g}erfdurner Gle e8 nidt Der 25c fuesru.
Semo ~ cine refine, nHiiteprtf6e So'unG NIT
meider bic Saut benest iptro. Setn @turethe'
mttiel oosr Ealbe. -
ugur bret anpenouHaeH S6rer bptueihd
len ltestst1 batien Den eeirIHftteu Gffrit bet
Gesera urb BEN tur1tborer Jnfeu SoL
Ianoau care OF Col SGnb1u Gsodf aIlo Sut 20,
q apnis, gto.
grttfIaHiae apoihefcu iiberuH 0crfnnier
2emo, 25c in oerfiegeIfrr 5Iafe. ooer Otreii
rat Gmpfnna oes 8retfeS psrfanhi bon Der Y.
90 Rofs Tebiciue Co Ct. pontS, Dso.
Ber!GHft urh eorauttrt in Cincinnati. Bon
GcD's NPofbeteu.
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6ente
SpQ cine Nnnieipal Ewueribip Siga
in's Seben seruien weroeu.

Rep. giaslon uno isin. 4ntdnser
bdben tros eer Risosrlase. bic lie IN
Der 2sgislatur srlitisn, ben aampf
nit gs5us auf ben Diberruf oes Jrsis
briefs Der StraBeHbabngsiellidaf IT
nod nibt dufssssbsH. fonpern polIen
zine nsue aampaane ins Is6sn rufeu,
I'm cine 8erftaotlihung bss Strabsn'
bdbnb<trie6s an3uftreben.
gu otsiem 3rpst foil beute Gbeno
celeaeltlit elmer 8sriammlhHg, eis I'm
9rdno botel absehalien lDiro, sins
TluHieipal Dnnerfbip gsugue ozsonls
firt psroen, Die ,3fpeiaDerbGuoe in ais
len Siaotthsilsn trhuItsn foil, oamit
alli5eraa cine Isbbdfts aampasHe gss
flint tperoen tam.
DIE GinldouH9en 3ur Ihilrdbms
an oiefsr 8eriammluHg puroeu ses
itern per Yoitiarte ausgeiaHot unb
auf pieieu poittarttn piro beuartt.
buB bic Sauptspete Der gu sriiHD.u'
ben Giga bic fo!stneen iino:
/. eine 8erftdotiihuns oes Stras
benbdhnbetrisbs uno sinen Jabrpreis
BON b0df.us orei Gents gu er3ieien.
2. Zen Wioerruf bes JreibrieFs Ter
Strabenbohnsefeilftaft ber6e3ufiibs
rem.
3. Den 0ertauf beg Gigentbums Der
StruBenbnhnseiellfhaft on oi. gait
gum fpirili9eu Mertb bisies gigu'
ftums burh5uieben.
9as fommittee. fuelhe bic Yoittore
ten unt.r3sttuet bat. fest fi9 nj. folsl
suiummsH: Or. Jron, GalbDell, Geo.
7. 5slfrid. u q. gurHipieen. s.. +,
GaiIsp, 6arrp ). Wern.s. 5srbert ..
8igeloip uno Daniel aiefer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
unfdae.

- Ginsn gruh unb 3,rqustids
uns Der rshteu 6ano irug sftsrn Der
80 Sabre alte 6orrp Srsao, Coleman
ane. unb Iopnihip Str. po6ubais.
hupon. Jrsoo III als 4rbeiter BEL ben
8lnmper giisnfperien tbaiig, unb mar
barnit beihdftiet gifentrdesr forttra.
gen su helfen. geim Sottexn zines
nieIer 5r6ssr sliit osrielbe ab uno
fiiets benz Jrsab bic ana.sebene Der
lebuns su. Ter g,runsliidte murbe
osm itdotiiden arantsnbaus eiHses
lief.rt.
- Der poiisiIt Wi[Iiam 8irte, 55
Sabre aft. fieI i'm Gbsn part bon eiz
mem Wioturroo, ais sr einsm Shiiler
bos Wot0raofahren lsbren pollte,
nnb irua sinsn gruh oss rehisn 4rs
mes bapon. Der 0erieBte lieB iih
i'm itabtiiden SOipital beb@nselH.
gin llnfali. osr leift srniiers
Jolgen bate anrepmsn tonuen. er,
eieneie iif gsitern i'm Union Central
Oebduoe. an Der Bierteu itno Vins
Gtrabe. Der glnier 9bomns 9onas
ban. BON go. $40 God Strabe, NOR
bomit befddftigi. cine Jdbrftuhltbair
tn Der britten Gtuse gu rsporiun. ais
plDsli6 Der Gobrftlbl mad obal fam
Donopon bate niht mebr 3eit fif
In Sinerbeit su brinssn uno purb,
Spifden syubrItuH unb Der Mmb &C.
3irGngt. Gr trug 0erIesungen om
0opf'unh Riiden boDOn. bic Dr.s9Or.
man rertunb.
- Ropfssrlssuns Inbeaes'
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9okal.Deridbt
0rase's Mnoesfen
Goa bard bic Grrihtuns eimes me.
bisiniidNn College seebrt werSen.

Tas anoeafen bon Taniel 7rnfe,
Der nls Der 9nbnbreher aui meoisi.
1liifsm @ebiet I'm Gbictbol betrnhtct
iDirb, ioH oiirh oie grriftung eineS
meoisiniihen College geebri iperoer.
Uous ipr,lhreif limb bic biesbesii9.
lidRn Didne iofpeit nod nitt. aber
bas Vroieft tpiro sueifeIscbne sur
Berutr1id',tng gelangeu, benin iiix
ocsleIbe irrtereiiiren iih niff rnr
prominenfe bieiise 8iirser uro
aer3fe, Die IN er1ter 2inie Or. 6. u.
SoImes. io1bern audi 1r3tlife Rapa.
sit1ien, .uie Cir Biuiam GsIer por
Gyforb. 2onoon. Der in eiuem Brief,
ben er fiir3lih an Or. SoInres ge.
itriebeu, benlerft. ooB er 'ib perfon.
lid, ihon ieit serniuner 3eit NIT Der
syrrae bsihoftigt babe. me bus an.
benton >Orate's in wiiroiger @etie
spuhgebnlten fDeroen Tonne unb CT
begruBt bic Sbee, ein meoi3iuiifcs
College ms oeben su ruien, ala ei.
men gang portrefilifen yIan. sSiir Die
Jinnipfrnge peripritt er perionlif
cgitireu 81 tpoaen ifno geoenft in al.
Iereriter linie 6rnu 6. Y. Taft iiir
ben plnn sii intereiiiren.
Jals bas Rroieft burtaefiibr!
fpirb, 10 ioIl ous College in Berbtn.
bung INIT oem ne.ien itabiiifen SO.
jpitnl errihtet peroen uno oGrite
feline Seinritdtte an Der gben auenne,
IN Der nnmifte!borpn ytaf,barif,afi
Der 4oipitaisebduoe. iinoen.
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Tur1 Ginbruh ipurbe Der .yruii
albert Greig, Ro. t1f7 Wain
Strube nobnhait. cine eoioene
Tnmernabr nno aette i'm @eribe pci,
$35 eeitohlen. Ter angeblife Ginbre.
der ianb 3ufritt 5u Der @obnnng,
inoen er Die Je,lerleiter benustc uno
tann elm 0eni,er Der oritten Gtage
einorii&fe.
Ger Neitanratenr CHARLES Qeil.
ron Ro. 70 Git Clifton apenue, be.
liftet, Sob ibm burf, einbruf Der.
fhiebene Iloiden @bIsfen unb Bein.
fopie 9ignrren i'm Geiamnuf,pertt
bon etrpa Sc enfipenoet moroen iino.
3nfrisf 5u Dem ocuie nerihaifren iif
Der ooer Die glnbreder burd, Ser.
friirnanern 3ipeier 5eniier i'm eroge-
yhci; bes @ebaubes.
Ginbretef perihofiien iih sefpdlts
fam 3utritt su ben Motnrdumsn bon
Grant aurn, go. 817 8rodbtp1n.
Durh 4ufbrehen btr 1biirtn mitteiti
/ Hreneiien unb entipsno.ien 10 Dollnrs
15 Gents In bdnr. IA filberne loffei
I'm Wxrtbe BON 25 Dcllurs. cine scl.
bsne Qstte. auesns!di.r, iOtpie orei
padr gslDens Wsaui6ettentn0pfe. Bon
ben Ginbre1trn fshlt i,oe Spur.
Nus Ser Nlcbnuna bon 5b0mas
lpors. so. $40 Sbilli!o Girabe. eni'
ipenbete etftern Gin unbeiannier damn.
nus einem 1pileitfn Raften cine eo!s
oeHe ubx i'm Wertbe bon % Dollars.
unb zine Geibb6rls nit 80 gsnis Jns
bait. bic f}rdultin Mnnis Grepors ees
1orte. Der Dem Mrbeiieritanbe ans,.
horfnbt Noun CAB an. beoufiragt 5u
fem, bie GoMneH Oafbinen onju'
brin4eM entferIste fi@, onoeblib. I'm
lsin Dett5en9 ~ boIen, pesenb 0bel
ba3 WiebssjsmmsR.
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Nobal Mrcanant


Die 26. Sabrestpnpsntion bes Grob<
aonsils bss Droens Ropdl 4reaHum,
bic am 5ienItag i'm GinioH 5otsl era
offnst ipurbe, ndbm seitesu mt Der Be-
amisnip1hl, bic folsenoes ReIultai srs
gab, ibr Gnee: D. 8. Tsler, Jlor-
malt. g., Grobs Regent; J. u. Stone,
Sbsrlin. s.. GroBs aRegsnt; 6.
Wl. Giliportb. glspelano. s., 9robs
Orator; W. s.. geebe. Rapsnnd, g..
9roBs sSdaBmeiitsr (26. Widl; 16os
mas gutterportb. Cincinnati, g.,
Grobs sSeiretGr 40. WaD; W. ..
Moceatse. Columbus. o. groBs 5iib:
rsr; q. W. Wobman, 2oncaiter, g.,
0rob saapfan; 6. 6. Gong. Weaiton,
g., GrpbsDarbsn; J. u. 4ibtpeu.
ReDari, g., roBsSentrp; Gbas. Oil.
bert, Cincinnati unb Sobn e. 5eiisr,
Samilton, g., 0robs 1ruitees; Tasba.
naiel S9ams. Cincinnati, q. !. Dsii
Wilminsion. g., uno u. G. 8lDd
Gkrslono, s.. 0efes ausitub; go
8. grint. gincinnoti. uno 6. 8. Ger,
duer. 2nncaiter. s., Rsprdisntanisu
gum Supreme Council.
9i. aonpeniion ernanuie bic Ser.
rem 16omas gntterDor.b. g. @. Brinl
uuo D. o. Drills als 4usfbuB, um
5000, fpelte fir bic bon Der 6ohs
fluthgstroffentn bepillis; rporoen iinb.
unter bic 9otbleibenosn in Tapton uni
6amiIton CUR 0trtb<iIuns gu brinsen.
Die ndhite aonp<ntipn ,pirb am 15
april 1914 tn 5ap.oH. g.. abesbalten
nerbsn.
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Dor bern Sauie go. 2412 Clifton
aoenue gerieth Dos 2iutu oe5 Ibeo-
balo Gels aus uitbefannter ltriaf,e
in grono. Ter Sf)aoen betrdgt etpd
$50. 9as sSeiier ipuroe bon Der 5eu'
erfpehr itnea aeloid)t
geim 9uffiillen Dss geu3inbehdls
ters bes 4utos bon Utdrtus e. Wo,
Dor bsm 5auie go. 34O4 Rsaoina
Roab, entsiinbete fid bag gsnsin aui
unaufgstl1rte Beife unb fsste ods
4uto in gronb. Die Teusrtpebr loih
ts Das unbsoeutsnDs 5eusr, ebs ss gro'
ben Stdoen onriffste.