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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
Dies ,snb OaS.

- 6. a. Sa't ertpirfie geiiern In,
iiaotiiten 9anant einen Grfoubnib-
idlein fiir Die Grrit,tung eir,es 5lpei.
ltodiaen Iobnhoiiies olf beit
8runbitiid go. 800 Combine stus.
Observation-Disclosures Gaib bat De-.
ihIoiien, IN Cnflep. Roro MponooIe
itib III Carthage Spriseitbniiier iiir
sGniouoblllprieen auisiiilibreL TO-
boIo es ibm aelnnaen iein miro, pei.
ienoc gauiiellen 3u iin5en.
- ssn Gft gunnrinspile iit cine
feiie 0erbeilerunaseeiellit,oft ms
Seben aernien porben, Die ben 9tn-
men Golt Gmmminsoille Srnprope.
merit aiioeinfion iiihren spiro. SoDeit
babcn iih fd,on 200 9sitgIieber ge-
ileloef inib bic erite @elddftsosr-
inrnntl,ina. In neId)er bic rraanilo.
tior eriolai, finbet am Tonneritag
abeno iiatt. aIs teripor1rer praii.
bent itlnliri W. Z. SeIi unb OILS tenn.
porarer Setret6r gol. Stols.
- Die 9ahl Der Etrobenbabnua.
gen. bic pdhrenb Der Rnht ben Der
fehr nod Meitipoob peruittein. III uar
einen persrobert iporoen unb Sieier
Asosen ipiro su ben ioIeenben 3eiten
pom 5ountaiu Sduare abiahrcn: nm
psitternad,t; nm Elm llhr: Inn 2 llbr
40 9Rinuten; INN llhr 20 Minuten
nno nm 6 llbr aRorgeus.
- BeIseniIid Der n1f1iten Sit.
ling Der pom giiraermeiiter Sunt rr.
nnnllteH Wonen'5 Ginic GorruniIiiou
iDiu ssran O. q. 9ipiid,ea oie Grim.
Dung eines itdbiiidlen Wahnenbeims
anreaen. IN fueltem In eriter 9iitie
aefaiiene Miaohen cine 3eit1peiliae
llHierfunft unb bic nobipe llnterinin.
ltna finoen iollen, Inn linen 4elegen.
belt su geben, Elm aloeres 2eben on.
,aiollGen.
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aoHoent Der 3ioniitsn.

lie ameritaniihe 8ereinisuns Der
3ionllteu bat beibIoiien. ibren Dies.
lahriger Gouoent bier ab3ubolten
urto 5tpor iou bic ssonpention. Die am
20. SUM ihren aniang rtininri. eiEc
@ct,e pobren. 3u Dem sonpeni tuer.
ben efspn 200 3elesafen unb 500
@niie erfporiei. linier ben Garenaa.
item hiirfien I'D, H.ar Qorbau unS
SsraeI 3ougiuiIl befinoen, be su Den
beseiiieriiten 56roerern Der getpe.
glng geboren.
an Der Spise bes bieiigen 3peia.
oerbonbs Der 8ioniiien itebt Tr.
Gouis eitrie uno .fr bat nnf Sonntaa
Rotfnittaa eine gerinnmtIiine nad
oem 8rano Soiel einberufen, in
ipeld,er bie n6heren Arrangements
Iefproten lperoel iollel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

49, lini,r aeent in GsmiItsa III
eerr Gbuarb Brad. 449 Sah 1anfte
erahs. gea 9el. 476 q, 3sme
Hbpne 1851 u.
- Die 3,i5e Don poisr :. o. 6oIis
baus piro bsaie BON Worstns Bis 4
uht Ro6miitass in ber pforrei aafs
gebcbr. ieiu uHb bonn no4 Der Ct.
Scitpbs Girbs bis CUR Desrbiguns
gebrott. airaenr6f1e aouis u. Ri.
Ear. RitoIas aunspis. George q.
Sdnors, 9obn WuIftonee. poal
Wintsrs uno 3. N. Henneds nsrbsn
als gahrtud.raser funsirsn. aIs Be,
slsiter tpurbsn bon Wnpor gtraub
nno sinsm aOmmittee Der Rirne fots
ssnae giiTgsr sep1bli: O. y. RenifHs
l.r. Q. u R,ntfNer. g. q. 6eifr,
Deter Stnob, st.. Deter g6nob,
Sr- Sames Ji.ion. g. o. 5itton, g.
2. Scft. Geo. q. S06nsen. syrcnt
atnb. Ffhsr Glorense wurpbp, Bid
ier Wa!ter 2. 0orlan. Ronersbmiie
gsleo 0orren Oorc, Nt@fer j. u.
GonnaugbtDn. 3. =. Mspers. Gtoroe
gramIas.. Geo. o. 6olbrod, Sobn +.
Reiian. j. J. Straub. George Hrebs,
q. e. asitsr. J. W. Murr. W. ..
Burns uno ). q. paier unb ais
Gtenreir..sr 6. q. W2nicn unb d..
Dan Whui.in. DIE Qeinenieier bssinnt
um ba!b s lIbr Donnsrftae Nsrmit.
tag.
- Jrou Wurp WilIer, bic Dostin
Don Joiepb WiIier, lrelber in Der E6be
oes Gountp JairptoseS an berUNnhIe.
tcirn 9an6ftrabe iueknte, itar6 pcrs
seiiern Abeub I'm Mfter BON SO Hab.
rem an apmplifationen. Gie tinter.
Iabt auber oem Gotten bwi Rinber.
- Robert 6. WitHeu itarb aefsern
lRiitag in Ieiner WobRuna 30. 15
Brain Strobs an Rpmpiita.ion<u i'm
4Inr oOn Al Sa1Fen. q 1insssIStt
cr.i Rinbtr. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
Ssitarmdies 1bema.

Gin iiberaus seitgenrnbes Ihema
miro am Sreiiag Mbenb i'm Gmsrp
Auoitorium Serr Or. u. q. Worsea.
ftern bebonoeln, n1ullih bos 1bena
~ertdIninaen uno ipie man iie per.
bitten Tam. Serr Tr. Mtcrger.
tern. Der su ben befonHfeiten Aers.
ten Der staot sebort. spiro ieine
ausfiibriinseu ourh itereoptiihe Bill.
Der illuifriren. Der Bor.rna iinoet
mllter ben auipisien Der Cincinnati
goipcIinis isnit .iao Der 8,itritt HI fir
Sebermonn irei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
Ginaelperrt.

Grl. Carrie Samilton, pon 80.
1852 Glori Ctr. slns GtsnOeropbiiiin
in Der Office Der Jofepb Qeibbous
Co.. TN sneiien Siodtueri bes 9aufes
go. BAL Mtft 4. Etrabs. mar eeittrn
Nbsnb 70 perikit In ibre arbeit. bob
fie nint bemerite. fpie bic nnoeren Mns
etfsllien iih entftrnien, unb bic Df.
flee obetfhioHen iDurbs. Als lie sur3
.no6 8 llbr btimseten ipolIte. fauo fie
bic 1bur perihtcHen Dor. Gie irons
meite TO lcnse an ein U<nfter. Bis
Der 5ufdfIig oorbeifommfnber Qeutndni
BortIe.. auf fis oufm<rtfom nurbe.
Du sr nint in bos Osbdubs selonsen
tonnse, bsnomrintiete r bic Gsuers
ipsbr. unh aeitsr aomposnie Ro. /
bradis bic iunse Dame iiter cine an
boS B<nitsr onoslsste Better I'M Grtis.
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Seiit pMaSe NIB mibe 1sse.

0epctHIsn bot man fir sas aa;tfspiif1s
9iiaHs Qnlesr rtsIeyiss asebrsH6. n<nsss Der.
isn~H aber isHasn fis Ranbertass ssssii. Ole ss
eher ipaues. uisee. iacsnas absS sarts eaks
bal, % sseti ale gsSHbbsit hsrsss. sxyt6ist
~ fiarisa s1aesih Siadunasn nnb iplis gabs.
ssdbstHs 81 ensnstaEssf. aanseas aHe oaas.
bsrtdrinnsea eHtserui tsieie nsrsie isnnfH
Ten hser.b nas ten ea5IifHm bislbsn sisls
esissH srfSau bar6 Ssttset,aaa eisssr asnns.
nih
iasng eer 9sfsr a. sn profirvH wtnf6s. 10
laR ~ lt aus taefHn<tra egisn apstbs!s ssys.
ilnsfu eiiGns 4plrsg tclcE. 5a strsf ueGcnc
eeMrknkfu ssafsgE f02s siaH sfrsn IAstt6lfxt
pcu bon eeM tgfpsr lse ffsds bts Jitbs tnEH
usehEsye x3otteu lona.
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Die Ztrakeaba abniraee.
lie Sirasenbabnss mmh bis
smm 8. Nars ami bic gsridIdse
Der Siabfufr,paltnns anfmsrten.

g,ie gcitern betonnt tpiroe, bat bic
Stootrerfpoliirg Der Strabenbahn.
ssituitdfi bis gum 8. Mir3 3sii
aeaeben. nm nui bic 9crihl6ee. Die
BON Seiin Der Stnbtcer,poliirna b..
siiaIit Der 2oiina Der Strabenbabn.
rage uiierbreitet tporben iinb, gu
nntiporien.
Iieie 9orid,loae. Die Der 8eiefY.
't,nf, roni SfabianipaI. gettinnn pcr
einiaen 9agen oiiisieu 3uaei,elIi
lparoen. iinb in ben Sauptpunften
tpie folgt:
lie 8efeuitoft nuib ibreu so
Ssohre giilfieen Sreibrief aufaeben
ano erbali itott beiien eineu er!on5.
ntbidein fir ben Strubenbahnbetrieb
oaf urbeitimurte Seit,
Tie 8eieliifoit ioa iehs Sabr.
tarten fir einen @ierteIbcaor lmo
% sSabrfnrten iiir etnen IolIar Der.
sau'en nnh biefer neue sSabrpreis
lou itrlper3iiaIih in frait treien.
Cine ails flint WeitgIiebern bette.
henbe Sd,ieosaeridhsbeborbe ioa ben
Nertb hrs Gigentbluns Der Strnbsn.
babnaeieilid,aif feitiesen. iiir peIhes
bic Geieuidait 4ioioenben perbienen
ou.
Ter @erth ioa in eriter oinie oni
BEN oorhonbenen getriebsunteriaI
ba'trt ietn, ieoot init einer 9eriif.
iihtisnns oes getriebs. Ddbreno .ei
Der geDertbuns Der 5reibrief nbIoIiit
niti in Grpdg,mg Su sieben iit.
Die StroBenbobugeiellifoit ioa
ben Wetrieb Der .Qoop~ iibernehmen
unb burh einen idbriidsn pahsirs
bic gniifoften bafen. Tie Coop"
bIeibt ieooh gteenthun Der Siooi.
aIs Ylint1nalias bes Vroiiis ioIlen
feds Vrosetf onaeiett iperben uno
mas bic 0efeIIif,aft bariiber peroieni,
icu Su eieidben TbeiIen ,ipiiben Der
Deieaifnft uno Der Staot pertbeilt
sperbsn. Der IbeiI bieies lleberidni.
fee. ,peIf,er Der sfobt sufolli. ion fir
bic liebeupodning bes getriebs sur
Wertpenbairg fcrnnen.
Die Geieaituft ioI aIIidbrIid cine
beitinlurte gunmie fir Arortifa.
tipns3rpede BET geite iesen mnb oieier
Observation-Disclosures fam ais Elm
Ibeil bes annfpreiies g}erpenbuna
fiuben. tolls bic Sta6t befhlieben
ioIte, bos Gigentbum Der geieQidafs
foufli6 81, erfperben.
Die DeielIi6nft iol aaj1brIih ei.
men beitimrrfen asro3eitttny itrcr
HrItto. Glnnabmefl bei Eeite feten. |
i'm bnrsif Die Soften Don Re,.nnidaf. |
flnGen 81 oeden. II
Die Sto6t bat bos Me6t. bic Ue.
besiiglih hes Su idniien.
BEN Observation-Disclosures su fpioer.
rufeii, iaus es rntbiomer erIdeinen
iolite. ben lleberid)ub 5nr sserrinae.
rung bes 1nbrpreiies sm perluei,osn.
Iie Gtn0t Ii, gebolten, ein beion.
here's IepnrteMert 3lir @eouiiihsi-
g,ine Der StrubeHbnbneeieaihait ms
oes Netriebs 3u i6affen.
Superintendent Hiselosu, Dem ae.
iiern Der 0oridIos Der Stoot porae.
Iest ,uurbe. erflnrte Iicb anns ent.
ihieoen bnGcoen unb 3wur In eritrr
Qinie neil ieiner Aniid,t mad, oie be.
rerihiebentii4 u, niIae.
nlein gebalten finb. ipeil es Der O,.
letIidnft m6eIif aen,nt)t ipiro, .;ren
Eroiit pom lber jehs pro3ent su Il.
3iettn uub peh In ,bem goridloa aud
bic .loop~ eingidloiien lit. pom ber
0s0elOD a6lolut Hi9ts Dtfien mia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
IN. 4rof. "a. Yaulus Wemeiube

Touneritas. ben 27. febrliar.
9sad,nnttas bat Der Srnier uno
Sunsfrauen 8erein ieire monatlids
gerfnnmlung. gym Aniflnb bnran
finbet eiH anifeefrdnsden iiati. mel.
DIES Don ben foieer,ben Tnner ierpiri
!peroen ipiro: gntmn Dtehline, G.
9sueel. 2. gsieberbelmonn. M. ssie.
hous. Dsnrg. sfieoiap, G.. gsefnen,
r. Reufnth. 6. GbcrfdraM. Hofa
Orctb. 3. Oder, @. CpG, 6. geters.
W. a,eters. anna Betertne umb v.
Vrtoorf. Cine bersIide giHlobung
ersebt on nae NitgIieber uno
ssreurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

Gsgen BEN BON ben Oebkimpoliois
fen Gall unb Greer perhofteien Re9tr
1rm. Aleronber. 80 SABRE alt. BON
30. 1898 On 3. Gtrobe. iDurbe gs<
kern bic Nntlose bes etrobfnroubeS
ertrbea, nn@bsm ber Gefunsens BON
emma Jptnfon. BON 80. 1411 Clan
Sis6be. dls btr Durf6e iSentifioirt
iporben mar. ipeidber fie Dor einissn
abeabsn an her Race 0trc6e nieberoe.
i4Iaeeu xub nm ~ beMnH bdfts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

G6te atstsr epssusu In asasea; Dset.osS.
rage; tfrnsr nens 9sH. esrytsae tStu1usst,
eo<-s1oo pr ass. o.. 0stblfs 4 q q.
s33 k3efs O. upe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
.Reiae iihe fleiue 8ias3,

crustn TaHks ttaHns hArA aie ScrsnniiAysls
elmer fntfn flsinsn ellie ale bsr .0anH 6fnirr
ben EtEgn@. lislelbs srihalf Hbs1inassol. Goe.
isE ais EtssiRufGl ale ntilstsrsitlsI. iN te1kea
Gasea MssaI 9sidm.
%sEHim1sr sss ctfr sir MiaIisn Sbsss aa.
mills rststosft IN. rsape tabtt Ros ffAmssisa
aH6 Elm eHa<nstnss Htfsibrmiffel b<a1i6iai. h
ksssa ksssn ssa sss sSs sSa aess ~ sss;{ ss
sasifea.
nelde seslitsa saS issirea.
= sssn ~; As assm sss i suss sssss&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

Die Nemport Cfiie. fur bas rGin.
tlaHatisr &olfsblatt" befinoet iidD in
gse. 339 s)orf Sraae, ssssniiber oem
Sonrtbauie, iuoielbit Neuisteiteu, an.
ieisen II. |. III. bis 10 llhr As Ytinu.
ten abenbs entseeeussnommrn tprr.
ben, Selepbpn Sputh 240i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

nls ih HJh eincn ebeniu ititWmtn siEtaa bat'
tc. eupfubl eine Same Batter 9otn's m|eoi5tr.
Sh uabm eeletGC eIHiGc RGc6cu lana ein uns
babe ieitaem FetreH laa mehr in hcr shule
terpabi. Sch ituIec eIiClbtu iebr picl oa Die
9lefpJiate icbr fignttia mareH al>ea antaa
mar inn IctteE GtEicr f itItmm, TAN id ieos
aabt funt 2geabtH laHe ir, Nclt aufipcn mS'
te, um Elm lueuiu Aube 8u tetommen. tllntcrs
seibEct) &eya &.rpiuia G,et gtcnari Cbio.
D3itter faiiteu ben gBcrlb non @pCr Sobu ;
AGCoi3iu ais SamIItcnsHiitd aeGru SuiteH
GridllunIcn une Nlrpcrs siuiHaucr erieHuen
neil ne rein uuo zuIrGa!it III, irci non sIiobe
pEer tbdOIidcH GtCalleh uIio e 1T fetne 4a
ieHtmeoi8iu. lcrbeTu fai l4e3ept ciuca arsics
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26
KOante fd tIinf wO(tea
tana ni6l bin(egen.
Shnlmdohen bate sefabrlihen
Sronhial.SnIteu-Seiltc ben.
ielben init %atsr Sobr's
Weeijin.

gsor htei Jabs
rcH lag Id iebs
gspdeH lang aH
eer g'rentttis
adrnieher.
Slb bate eiuen
hitmmcn Nuiuu
Hae bpitete hen
ganpen 8iuter
hUHhurt. Seb be-
icua uts in &es
hanaltEa zines
9tr}tcs.
9eStcu EtHisr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-26

- lIni,r Aeent in Samilfsa III
eerr GbuarS Yr11. 449 Sih Uanffe
Strnhs. sea Eel. 476 g., GENE
Rhpne 1851 u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

" " Krrc's orchard tho frat ~
mo week
The fruit prospcc' i4 not quife 90
good on Tho low ground of Wheeling
Creek 1s ON Tho hiil Boz some Of tho
arpl"F end some other fruits arc sfII
rrIniISI
Mise Anna " Evinr close, % .euc.
c'Faful trrm af the oak lnr school
today Friday Lower sand UuU
sherman welsh. teacher closed b.
wrfH
hanf Wheeling people enjoy tho
pleasant spring days driving olf fo
points alone tho crock near hc~.
Mr and Mrs John WcKcou have
returned fo their home at cleveland.
%. att'r visit NJ tho home of Yves
10y White
Hcrhcr' Winters. o. Sand IUU. was
visiting Harry 4 nay.a Tuesday and
"wednesday
John Dean ta4 boon spending
som" Tine fhis vook fraiuinE h.-
r'r" horse rn tho fim Grove trnrk
Wesley White spent "Wednesday
Nth his son. ilaniord. OF Patterson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

David Shoots. o. CrcrEsviiie. vas
visiting Elmer Sheets. Of Wheeling
crock. fhis week
Tho Nt OHvc' Epvorth League
held % very pic .anf social session
ai fh' church Tuesday evening
The VI Ouvo' Ladies Aid society
held '1 40 dag moeuue ~ their hail
Thursday
Mrs % W Stc'rdorf ~ Mozart.
Who Wae worry 900. 90 improving
Mrs o.. ~ Britt is spending a fex
week in f7irmont tho guest ~ hcr
cous N. NleV Rihcidaccr. p prominent
icwricr ~ that city
Earl Ilu-e has been laid up with
th" mumpa Tor few days. but was
obi" to Do out again Thuradav
Hazel little daughter ~ Grover
Hrowcr BIOS typhoid fever
Tho Mozart school VIII close We'd
ncsdav MAY -
say" a Patterson sfpck dealers ~
Fulton. Ucro our looking over ths
'lhori Schcnk farm with @ view ,c
rerfnr f
Henry Romke. ST.. and Clarence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
THE BED ROOM

One handsors Frass ned that Is guarantee rot 70
tarnish: one hvedraver Mahogany Chiffonier.
GLASS M1hongsny Dresser; one Tocker-oak or 'iAhog-
One extra strong good steel Spring: one pair GOOD
Feather Pillows: one good fTow Cases: W good
fun size White Sheets. one Marsetes Quilt one
preoy flora design Brussels Rug 9XI@ Two
nottingham Lace curtains. We d
color: Two neutrality-suspicious." subjects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Remke arc Transforming several Of
Their buildings by very effective
uqc ~ paint
Charles Burns moved into his own
houe thie week
The hail storm Tuesday evening
did come damage 10 rardens and
u"wly formed fruit. but the DAMAGE
was not extensive.
" q Davis Of Wheeling Crock
vac business visitor a. Shcrrard
Tuesday.
Rev T. 4 McNemar hae recovered
from an illncss and viii probably &C
cupy biz pulpits 10 Pleasant HII and
Nj Oiivct sunday
G. ". McComhs was In Fairmonf
Tuesday attending tho funeral " his
daughters motherinlaV. Mrs. Lucy
T. Watson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Mrs Charles vs. Goof1c will enter
tain tho Allen Grove Sowing circle
on Thuudav afternoon. May Is
ilueh Foster. ~ Pleasant VALLEY.
has been given tho contract for car
rying fhc mail hrfwcon gherrard end
Pleasant valley after Juno I lie iq
fo leave Pheasant Valley about noon
meet RAY Montgomery. ~ thc WhocI
inr u g. % SO . 90 ShnrTard and
Then return fp Pleasant valley
" q klarns began spraying apple
frnr. rfh DOL nov Gasoline pou o.
QUO rluadlt
e. IS McCombs was spraying Boo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
SHERRARD


Primo IpsI 4 " Curtis of tho lo
~ high school has been confined a.
ns homo With an Illness since Tues
lay on "wednesday District super
nf"ndenf ~. T. Pedlcord came out
rom Benwood AMI took Professor
.urtis' place here for tho day since
hen he work has been looked after
" his assistant teachers in tho hIgh
chool. lie expects 20 b. back in
'chOol In a few days. bar probably
70 vii be unable 10 engage 20 no
ehafe on "Woman'a Suffrage" ~
he meeting Monday ~ fhe y "
\. ~ vas formally announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Mrs. Lizzie Peterson and her fsm
.ly. ~ Mazsrt. started on a Trip 10
Sweden Wednesday evening a. 7
O'Clock They 20 direct 20 Mrs
Pe'erson's cottage on the Baltic sea
where they will spend The summer
The winter VIII he spent In stock
holm. wchre rho children vuI be On
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

There appears % be continual yin.
rr'-r.rg demand in Germany for ang-
lrr.. enmetin1es called monks or IN gs-.
fnaT Sccteufcf G.ophius rfacatorfus -.
Indeed. the demand De- 20 Important that
CD. cons deflhiH quantity fa Imported Ell
Z mes ftuu England and the Nefhcrfarfa
Tire 10 D Ie not unlike that ~ the stuf
econ Huf prices lltferfv have been rars.
ne from 81 20 to 81 Tn per 100 pounds
af tre auction sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10

Folk7." each IN two acts and Inter
fpersed With readings and songs II
'iIl BIZ given under tho auspices N
'h" sehrrard Y " G. 4 Admission.
odults 15c, children iOc
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There was r. meeting Of Tho par
sonar" trustees. Tom Non'romerv.
tIIie Ionrs cyrus Brown and " X
'st'0u a fh" " y. parsonage Wcd
nfF'af a' m They orrauizcf
'''rrnF o. f Ashton pro. dent. ar
I'W NHffromrrI. .rrrrfary and
treasurer. Also plans wes made for
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Mrs = zabeth Sfoinman was very
pleasant surprised Thursday oven
INK In honor ~ her birthday Her
n"ighDorq and friends brought ar
elaborate luncheon and spent very
pleasant evening with Mrs stein
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
DINING ROOM

on. Sold rn.ly polished sideboars with
large oeve mirror front velvet lined cutlery drawer
Sly leather Seat oak Chairs one efoot Exten-
sion Table bent crystal One a.
piece floral decorated Dinner n
BRUSSELS Room Rug-siZe sxl2 one
Table SET: Two pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains Two
window Shades desr Tuo lar
pretty classic Pictures 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
A Sale Of White Serge Dresses - Regul'
So, $40 and $3.50 Dress now

Stunning White Lingerie and White Lace Dire
Elegant Silk Dresses Spring colors and wcic
Blue and other Colorcd Serge Dresses Sale
Washable Cotton and Linen Dresses. newest
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lot ~ repair work about tho par
sonage and grounds
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-17
METAL ADVANCE:
STOCK DECLINES
improved Copper Situation
Yet to Get in Work = Bear
Movement Checked, But
Market Unsteady.

NEW YORK ApriI fe-al.h,.A
we STOCK market was spiritIess ana
nstaoie today. the undertone was al.
pieSiaoiy steadier. Stocks were a.
pressed al the outset. with recovegy
quickly following. During the ra
,iaihoer OF the session prices moved
uaek and forth within narrou range
ana With few important changes m.
creased resistance was offerej 10 80,
pressure. Most stocks noticeabIv ~
ldte, that were weak have mada h..
Ter showing. Petroleum stocks vers
particularly strong. Trading fell cT
al intervals In the middle Of the a.,
y reached standstiH. Conner sbar,s
Le heaNy az times, despite repor,s
rom leading metal selling agencies NJ
49, 49, anSeo quotations, although Lopdop
ouSlhg or the metal for Europe b.ts
Deeh checked by the fortnightIy cor.
~ PeI statement showing an increase in
Europe visible supply of metal ~ .
i'foS,VVV pounds. In the steel and
iron trade il is said some branches 49,
showing indications of slowing mn ~
though the effect of floods IN ne 60
trai states, according 10 the weekly
P s mas been TO accumulate new
Di1er reviews OF trade. has been less
tnah expected Some trades of insfa
than expected. Some traces of I'M.
proNement We're shown in bond prices.
Dut enough selling went on To make
the tone unsettled. New st Paul 10
sold down TO 80 IA compared with s1h.
serlptlon price Of 80 I-2. Total sales
par Sl,SS5,OO0. Governments IN.
changed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-17
Rheumatism
Affects Lungs
Pneumonia. Bronchitis, Phthisiss
Asthma and Anemia Often Direct
ly the Result OF Rheumatic
Blood.

II you have a persistent. nagging bron-
clial cough beware OF cough remedies.
They are merely local In action, and II
they do relieve Il is the narcotics that
do IT, What YOU require Is blood puri-
fer. a searching antidOte that removes
from the circulation the acid pGisons that
by their reieNes attack an weakened.
susceptible spots and thus create local
symptoms The very best remedy known
is Swifts Sure Specific. You viii find
T. on sale in any drug store at 500 per
bottle. II goes straight into the blood,
becomes an internal blood bath. wonder
fully increases the red corpuscles. cures
all the local fever spots and irritations,
increases appetite, you take on flesh aud
feel a wonderful sense OF renewed
strength. Hundreds OF people worried
beyond control at cough, pains in the
chest. sore throat and constant expectora-
the most wonderful change after using
S. S. S. All doubt and apprehension Is
gone, those peculiar pains and aches van
ish. there follows a period Of most in
tense rejoicing to ind that worst fears
were based entirely upon a mistaken no
ton that cough and chest pains come
from the lungs. These are rheumatic
conditions, and you viii quickly realize
It after using S. S. s. for a few days.
Get a bottle Of S. S. S. today at the drug
store and then say good-by 20 all those
pains that have worried you.
Write 10 The Swift Specific Co. I27
Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ca. for medical
advice and wonderful facts concerning
the greatest blood remedy ever known.
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them leave always 10 originate their
own legislation and their own meas
ures Of finance until galf-goyernment
had become win them a thing as If
Of immemorial privilege.
a sh-ewd ssatesnsn.
Sir william Keith, sometime gov
ernor Of Peansy lFaaia, had suggested
to Sir Robert Waipole that he should
raise revenue from the colonies.
What" exclaimed that shrswd mas
ter Of men. Il have Old England set
against me. and do you think l will
have New England libewise?"
But men had come into authority in
England now who lacked this stout
sagaeity, and every clement of sound
discretion. English arms and English
money. they could say. had swept the
French power from America in order
that the colonies might no longer suf
far menace or rivalry. A great debt
had been piled up in the process
Should not the colonies. who bad