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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Popularity Justified.

Mrs. Joe Farey has returned from an outing in Ramsey Canyon. Mrs. Farey reports that the popularity of the Huachucas with Bisbee people this season is the greatest ever ex- perieneed and that it is well justified by the attraetiveness of the mount ain camping places and resorts.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Married.

Thomas Mason, well known and popular miner, and Miss Marguerite Higg ns, were married last night at the parsonage of the Methodist church, at s o'clock. Rev. Decker con ducting the ceremony, which was at tended by intimate friends Of the cou- pie They will be al home to their many friends at their home iii Tomb stone canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Gees 10 Ranch.

Tom Rogers Jeff yesterday for Santa Cruz county, Cal, where he has ranch property on which he expects to live in future. Mrs. Rogers has been on the ranch for sometime. Mir. Rogers was aceompanied out yesterday by her mother Mrs. Maxfield, who will visit with .hem for sometime.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
To Re rralncd hurae

Mrs Fred Freeman has returned from Los Angeles. where she was for a visit with her daughter The latter is ct the Crocker hospital in that city. where she is studying for graduation as a trained nurse.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26

". c. Green. representing the Dia- mond Rubber Co., at San Francisco, lis in the city on business, He reports work on the exposition grounds at San Francisco in full swing
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
L c C AL NJ 0 TIES
Or Ocean Trip.

Miss Jean Boyd. stenosrapher with Ellinwood X Ross, left yesterday for Los Angeles At that poirr she will join friends on a trip to San Francisco and return by water Miss Boyd wii be absent about q month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Walter DoueIas Returning.

The private car Paso Del Norte went out yesterday afternoon for Fl Paso, from where it is expected 1t will re- turn tomorrow with Walter Douglas who has been in New IorK and is now due back in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
clemo Funsral

The funeral of ]. ". Clemo. will be held at the Palace undertaking company chapel al o'clock this after noon. lnterment will te made in Ey. eIsreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
New Vaccine.

The health board has put up poster at the post office cal ling attention to the adyisability of treatment by tyrho- hacterine. an anti-typhoid vaccine that has been thoroughly tested by the United States. English and Japanese. armies. An average of 90 per cent reduction Of typhoid eases has been shown ty extensive tests. It is rec commended that the public be vaccin- ated with the preventative as a general precautionary measure. The vaccine has been brought to perfection by Ma jor Russell, U.S-A
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
FOR NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

Take Rorsford's Acid Phosphate
 Sufferers from acid stomach, nal- sea or sick headache will find this tonic beverage 8 grateful relief
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
From pouolas.

Deputy Sheriff Harris was in the eity yesterday from Douglas in oonnec- ton with the Lewis case.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
From Vacation.

Miss Maggie Ackard has returned from Los Angeles and beach points. where she spent a vacation O! q month
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
On Legal Business.

Howard Elliott left yesterday after noon for Tombstone. where he win be until this evening on legal business oi the firm Of Ellinwood & Ross.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26

Nr. and Mrs. Priden have returned from a vacation in the Huacnucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Go to Coast.

Mrs. WardeIl and daughter were among those who left yesterday after noon for Los Angeles They win spend a month or so in that city and a' the beaches.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
eridae Completed.

The foot bridge at the Frank Ruff place on Tombstone canyon has been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
To Visit Sister.

Miss Nellie Beddow. one of the popular teachers Of the Genital school left Tuesday for Long Beach where she will spend the balance Of the vacation season on visit 10 her sister, a prominent teacher in the Long Beach schools
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
On Visit

Frank Nelson and family were in the city yesterday from their ranch st Lewis Springs. They vii, remain short time on a visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
For a Vacation.

' VT . aLaNIVFss : Mrs. Joseph Bradbury and children
 left yesterday fer Los Angeles. where | they win spend a months vacation,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
lowell Club Meeting.

Lowell Club Meeting.
 A meeting of the directors of the Lowell club will De held tonight at which officers will be elected. Ar rngemaents for the distribution of stock will also be made at the meet. ing. The election will bs the first since the club was duly Incorporated. It has now complied with all require rents and will be run as a regular r,,,siness. the chief object of which is ;o fo,.st Lowell It is anticipated that all the old officers will be re elected. Street lights, sidewalks. bet ter watering service and arrange ments for street paving are among the projects that have been taken up and carried through Besides the election of officers. the stock Of the club win be distributed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26

Mayor Williams has received word that his grandchildren have arrived at the home of their parents. NIT. and Mrs h. g. Williams. Jr.. of the Moctezdma Gopher company, at NacCzari. The children have been attending schoc! at Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26

PR!GES SOON TO BE ADVANCED ON THIS TRACT IS o GATED on the BEAUTIFUL CAJON BOULEVARD thg
 zo vide and only few blocks from the big City Park of i4CO inc Panama California held the future value this Boulevard addition being the in SnD to Fl Cenro n the InperiaV
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Street work all done

graded smooth sidewalks in the all tha
 to STERINCWORTH UNDER A TELEGRAM ANY DAY TO ADVANCE PRICES THIS TRACT
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-26
Easy Payments No Interest No Taxes


 n andv all taxes pdin the 0 to in sbesutfu tract MARKS BLDG, MAIN ST,
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
france 70 Tax Forsisn Labor.

Americans as well a. other foreign
ers doing business In France may be
the object of legislation. the purpose
OF which Is to relieve Frenchmen from
one kind of competition at home.
A law has been proposed forbidding
any company or firm which has one
or several foreign managers or direc.
tors from employing more than 10 per
cent. of Its stan from foreigners.
Statistics show that foreigners arc
encroaching upon agricultural France
on all her frontiers. The Belgians
come from the north, the Germans
from the east, the Italians cross the
Alps, and the Spaniards the Pyrenees
to find easier conditions in the riches
of the republic. In the departments
o" all these frontiers the foreign born
form an average of 10 per cent Of the
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Didn't Make Good.

We've tried a new experiment in
our village" said the old gentleman
with gold-rimmed spectacles. I'VE de-
cided that as the tendency to vanity
was SO great there ought to be some
reward for people who were capable
OF standing aside and rejoicing in 9th.
ers' success. So we organized 30
ciety for the presentation OF mod.
esty medals"
How did It work." asked the in.
terested listener.
Badly. I'm sorry to say. As soon
as a man won one of the medals he
would get so proud that we had to
take 1t away again"
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
These Miserable Men.

The girls complain that man may
call steadily enough to keep all the
other chaps away, and stiil be lons
ways from being hooked.-washine
tor Herald. =
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Its Nature.

MY dog can scent an electrical
disturbance In the air hours befor..
1t comes
Then his nose must be something
Of a storm scenter"
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundreaa
happy. makes clothes whittier than snoW.
All good grocert. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
How About II.

81 have $4,000 to put into house"
"Then you'd better let the contracts
for a 81, 800 one
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve

promptly the suffering due to weak. in
active kidneys and painful bladder action.
They offer powerful help to nature
in building up the true excreting kid
ney tissue, in restoring normal action
and in regulating bladder irregularities.
Try them.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Which 7

81 understand our visitor is a hus.
bandman"
Farmer or matrimonial bureau
bureau agent?"
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24

Mrs WinslowS Soothing Syrup for Children
teethinR, softens the gums, reduces inilammn
tiop ,allays pain cures wind collie ,cSc n bottle.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24

The members OF the new c.Lgress
were SO laggard in coming together
that 1t was the 9th of April. 1888. be-
fore both houses could count a
quorum. though the 4th of March had
been appointed the day for their con-
yening.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12
Sie ndditen admpfe.

ganiiationen gu frdftiger propaganda
an5ufpornen.
ssn Der vgpming Notion" bat Sen.
u. M. Simons fdon nit elmer trGfs
tigen Ieitution begonnen. Gr err
flGrt, baB 1908 Die Gtdaten Ildbuz
ma, Georgia. South Carolina, 2ouiz
Iiana unb MiiiiIiippi So Glettoralz
ftinmen obgaben unb i'm aonsreB
einen entfpreheno ipihtigen plab
einnabmen. I'm biefe 3u pdblen, be-
ourfte es aber nur 445, lat DGbler.
sSn Ser rIelben @abl tonnten 2,276,=
339 8Gbler Der inbuitriellen Staaten
Obio uno SGinois nur 50 Glettos
ralitimmen fir oen grGI GIioenten abz
seben unb paren our9 oie gleide
3abl bon Reprdlentonten i'm 9uus
uno Senot bertreten. Sin unpifenz
ser, redftiondrer 2anbeigentiimer, 5az
6ritunt uno frii6erer Stlapenbulter,
fat, iobalo er i'm Siioen lebt, flint
1Mal 70 piel Stimmen, ipie elm Or
better i'm Nprben, pGbreno Ger Or
Better i'm Siiben iiberbaupt ni9t ipdbs
len fann.
Der 9lrtitel 5eist. OuB oie Siese
oes 5rauenitimmredts gum groBen
5eil ser iteigenben 5lut Oes So5iaz
lismus gu banten lit, beipnoers aber
oem llmItnno, 0ub 0ie Wi6tiafeit
Der 5rau in Der Snouitrie ibre poliz
tii6e SteIluns seitdrtt babe. Gr
parnt aber bapor, boB oie polititer
,s ais eeraten finoen mO6ten, nur
sinem Sell Ser 5rauen Ous Wublre6t
gu aeben, bamit ben anosrn Sell To-
pie fpisoer Die grbeiter entreateno,
gintge Der biiresrlihen 5rauenre6tz
lerinnen baben fhon belpieien, oat
nud fir iie &lufenintereHen ftGrtsl
Iino als 9ei6le6tsintereien. Sprdf
opd 5rau Yantburit iaon Die On
Iiht aus, baB oas Srauenpublreht
6eIonOers oas bei9rGntte, Elm 8ou.
tpert geeen oen Sp3ialismus ieir
tperbe. Die erniten 5oroerunsen al
Ter SnterefIierten s1fasrfubfen, siirft
Elm grfols oes bprgei4lagenen Gmsn
Dement'S lein. Ssber ebrliae Wubl
re6tsfreunO mub ibm auIttmmen. 9i
Sp5ialiIten oller Staaten follten oar
auf ahten, baB irgenO elm 9(men0e
ment CUR 8unoeStpn1titutipn inbeSu
auf bieie 5rage Die eripdbnten 5Orbe
lrungen entbGlt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12
@eueralitreif lit Selgien.

Sui Dem aonab ser beIaiden eo5iulten ploe in snpeenbe
1900 Stnc mrrbcn fir sf obaeaebm, 80 0eleaere
inmte fir oe ntcrug bees etten sd9ries o@oD 10 betanne
lproden boben eioI rit segns o5iolides Nrooo
in 0fonocr arotopenong bonoelno on oen Hlon nm p O
poitide Glcihbercdti9une i'm Smote 5u eronpfen
S@sa Sc % ro orn} D8n ~sS S p 2e beo 5 Tsn
Seoe Ser bciOa Nbtinnnar it sntpOrt arbeiporte ou
Sic soItnna erflarnaen agma ser sablredSraae
ber aus elmer wie so5 onSeren aoneaon Der S9e Ut O w
Die %seeTm @ 9a Die Die S f5 M n ae 9s' e son s a
ibrer Eorteint9eoer leb beorfen Ser
enerolreifomtce ra 5ianmei in ibrns Oes 8arteoas
bedies pom 80 SUM sum @e"eafrtl r M 5a s,sH @ e. pr f m
fomuion
oa Sic semttaoton Ser siir9ereteG Die aegicrna
eb arbetcrparte pin oob tic ener e oes
uid oboens M @nerolreif uro Ger
nit Sm Sobnetshef Saf id Sic geroesnaner @or nit ei
@ete Die ma o cine Heform oeS 9enelOe lo K[opaop
ae @ f % M U & Seiie"tdte bediat Ser Genotre uurOc
w odnen ih 10 no cin gupeg prdeniert m0germc
ooS duBcre Gompfmtel iberfig moden tolne t9t5pa n
8arteibeIhnb: crit me"n lie Uf' 'rOpIf O'
aeiab mm @o serbeonn9 Dor Scr tlusn perni
tiaen got Ser Geucnboiste 6brer leb Der ebe Der
eeierung mcn oob er IN rheren Snae ber en %G M & 1S m
lanbGufge paraml1urdp NusDrud laltct terer let
Die ondbsten eibrale alien boron oos srreeP Ar9an os
ans9H 5a' n a ptr GfF pe s MH
belsc @obretSfapfes tcn Wlro '@ p1osrn Dob 0S m
id ene bes Sruoes lmo os scrrots
eiaermetcn nbiraten bersdstem at som' IT. nj" 0er 0''
geride aopi ptn Inpenong oies lestes gFlffs
weitcrfbrcn boten peragt Sic Serongn nno oe SBfalrl
gc5eigt Gs 1T pnbr llO maprpo
goien, Ser Solfsplc Der ben Der "Sbrer Der Notlr 81
id spilat ,r YreiseebWg brcr Yopnard" ldreb Del
Soir bobcn vEolter" 9ortei Die egn @eter oe or
bierte Gmi Soltes rubgn Guffalg Der Srlge 81
beeinfuen berildn G Hegeng nmbte lid oNem &oplnel
bcoler in ser Hrele mh n brern bort mon M
Der leste Srp Der 9te91eri
ieSo inn gn nit uodenoneen Eroppfatioen Der erlale
gree oie Generatre o gSI lpottee 'eB Der Npolo
oie Ser WoIe Yforte als Isang Der Eot DER ro
nnoione Ser GntGunge Sr9es no Serroes nr oe
cien geo tr enoidn granfn ibres Heds: Den 8rearel
hpIni
binos al eiue, eutenbn @oro Der ooihidn nernatnale
Wrheiterbepna Seie Ieb Ole Soioatta aler Sane
e oe bobe ur beiBe Ser5espf onB es oe &alpef
nn oioen nloae @al poitber ln9eld9be sum S
u, hriuon oor, erifa mreen gelgten ore To9ole
oeboffen mirb ben sp,ioIisn,s sic aEad erobern
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12

9(us 0em Sauptquartier Der 500
sialif partei Mmeritas, in Gbicago,
sSu., miro beri9tet: pldne fir etne
aftipe rationale &umpugne CUR Gr@
rtngung oes oll9emeinen nno glether
Wablredts in oen @ereinigten Stoaz
ten our6 elm ton1titutionelles Imens
oenent miro Dem gtationaltomtte IN
Ieiner @ibuns i'm nd6iten Monat
poroeleat rperoen, tpie jeBt uls Ii6er
feititebt. Ouour9 ion all ben lln@
piiIenben oeutlich ertldrt lperoen,
pel6es Die Stellune Der Sp5idlittz
I6en partei ben Wablre6tsbelh dram
fungen segeniiber 1T, Die in osn perz
I6ieoenen Staaten beiteben. Die
Sorm oes fonItitutionellen 9lmenoez
ments miro ii6er cine groBe Inter
Itiibung finoen.
Splgenoes miro ieoenfulls feline
5a7ung iein (oie 3uidbe selperrt sss
orudD:
9lrtitel XVI. 9as 3e6t ireeno
zines Gintpobners Ser 8ereinigten
Staaten, gu pGblen, ipQ niht peripetz
gert ober beI6rdntt perben bon Den
8ereinigten Staaten ooer irgenO Ell
nem Staate auf @runo oes sc :
4le9ts, HaIe, 5arbe, Wl angel
an gigentum m Der oes We r
mems, Steuer irden D
~ der 4rt 81 be5 q + len.
Der Wes pes fonititutionellen
9msnbements gebort felt Qnnabme
Der poreeI9laeenen gintommeniteuer
bur9 Die nDtise 3obl Ser 2egislatus
rem, Iotpie Die Nusii6t auf &nndbme
oes 3uiabes 5ur oiretten Wobl Der
Senatpren gu Sen begiinItigIten g8ez
gen, nm forti6rittli9e Mabnabmer
gum 8eIeb gu MAIDEN.
Oa bas reuenitimmre6 an Sn:
terehe beoeuteno eelpinnt, miro od2
fonititutipnnelle Imenoement iebens
fa1s benuBt iperoen, nm einige rid
| i6rittlihe Staoten Sur 5ront 81
brinesn.
| gu efetder 3eit perfol9t Die 60
5ialiitii6e Purtei ous 3iel, Dab tei
ner Der Nrbeiter, MGnner ipie 5rauen
ibres Wablredts beraubt perben, tpei
lie tein Gigentum beiiben oosr ipei
| iie feline Steuern 5ablen. 0as ga
ttonal Spmitee miro iiAer auc
Shritts ergreifen, II moie Staatspr
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12
StdOtiide &ablen.

9lm l. 9tpril baben in einigen
Stauten Die Stdotelpablen itattgez
funoen. Oarunter befanoen ii6
ou9 Wtilipoutes, Wis., unb ct.
2ouis, Wlo. Sn beioen 5dllen jubeIz
ten Die biirgerlihen 3eitungen iber
Die gtieoerlagen, ipel6e Die Sosializ
iten erlitten bGtten. Der Subel bat,
in gs5us auf Milpautee, ieinen
@runo oarin, baB es oen So3iuliiten
audi oiesmal niht gelang, bie Staotz
peripaltung. Ole iie idon einmul
5tpei Sabre in oen 6dnoen batten,
lpieoer gu erobern. Der Milpautee
.9orpdrts" i6reibt ba5u:
,9fotiirlih nor tpieoerum Ser
san5e biirgerli6e MiIhmafda gegen
Die iosiuloemptratiihe Yartei pereiz
niet. 0ieIe bat iid aber nidtsoeltoz
lpeniser audi BEL oieier Wabl ais Die
am beiten oreuniiierte partei i'm
gountp eripieIen. Oas sei9t ia audi
elm 8lid auf Die Stimmen5ahl.
Seine Der olten Yarteien, tpenn jeoe
allsin fir iid sesansen pdre. pdre
imItanoe eeipelen, nit ben So3ialoez
| motratsn fertie gu tperoeu. Die niez
brisite StimmenSabl Der Sosialbez
mpfraten mar Diesmal 11,079, Ole
| fir Sdaffenbauer absegeben purz
oen; oie bDb1te Stimmenaabl Der
Nonpartiian, ipenn man bon Der
Observation-Disclosures, an Ser bic
| @osialiiten niht beteilist paren, ab:
Iiett. mar 1926, Die pase erbielt
Oieie Differena gu @unften unfere'
@esner iit nidt serabe imponiereno
penn man beoentt, bab spei. ndbel
befeben eisentlib brei parteien au
biirserlider Seite sesen Die ein
ioaialoemotrutiide partei sufammen
eesansen iinb."
Wie iebsr Sosialiit peiB, itebt el
in Milmautes nt9t 10, oab unier
partei feline Jortfdritte madel
tpiirbe, Ionoern Die partei 1T bent
1tGrfer benn ie, nur bat iie nod MIDI
Die Maht. nit oen bereinieten 9es
nern fertis gu iperOen. uebrigens
leer 1T bie. partei audi biesmdl mid
ausaeaanaen. 3fpei fooiuliitiid
| Sdulbirettoren nurben setpGbli
1enrp 6. Naaf9 tpuroe fur Den gar
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12

gen Sermin pieOergepGblt nit 49,
l62 Stimmen, uno Yaul s. 3nmz
Itad puroe nit 11,799 Stimmen fir
oen unppllenbeten Sermin an SteQe
pon Srau 6. 9. Wbitnull uuf 5pei
Sabre oelpdblt. Wiit 1rau Metu
Berger, osren Sermin nod lGuft, buz
ben Die So3ialoemotraten brei
S6ulbirettorsn BON Den insgeiamt
Is, Die Den S6ulrat bilben.
Der n8prtpdrts" bat Heht, ipenn
sr idrsibt: rl2it elmer n8erni4@
tune" Der Sp5iuloemotraten our6
Die Nonpurtiion Miihmuihpolitiz
fantsn it's jsosnfuls nidts. Bir
iino oa; iebr ga Io9ar. llnb ieoe
neue Wablfampagne bat fir uns 5uz
nGhIt oen 3tped, unlere Soeen ins
@plt gu bringen. Sier iino Die
Wurseln unIerer 8raft uno oarum
lperoen mir I9lieBlih 1ie ale iiegrei4
iiberbauern, Die iid beute einbiloen,
lie fDnnten ourd ibr. 3uiammensekn
gesen uns. Den Sp5ialismus uufbalz
ten!"
ssn ct. 2ouis, Wto.. babsn ois GO
siali1ten bisber cine Die 8iirgerli6en
bebrobenoe Madt iiberbaupt niAt sez
babt. 8ei bisler Wabl itanben 81
O96 republitanii4en uno 54,811 De-
mptratiI6en Stimmen. 6,481 lo5ialis
| itifhe Stimme ssseniiber. Die 90.
5ialiiten erbielten immerbin nod
,mebr @timmen als bic Prosreiiipen
auf ipel9e nur 4,642 @timmen abse'
aeben ipuroen. sic baben babel alfr
am fhledteitens abgeIdnitten.
| lleber Sen Wablausfou Ihreibt Sc
noiTe, 60bn: Republitaner uno De.
motraten teilsn iih iest pieoer in oi
| Staotperpaltuns. Sic bdben fai
aues perIpro9sn. sic baben Der
fprpden mod mebr gu tun. als 81
losialiitiite platform foroert. Wobl
an! Die nddfte 3utunft miro e
ssisen. baB Die Big Gind@Gorpora
tionen ibre Mertaeuee ipieoer ir
almte babsn uno oaB pas BOLT pol
Reuem fdner fir feline Medte tdmp
| fen muB. Sn allen oieien admpfs
aber miro es BON alIen politiide
Oraanifationen ipieberum nur b
; Soaialiitiide partei fein. ipelde q
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12
Sir W1aiuumuler 6eS "Gho".

aeit nod feline beutihe parteibrand
hefinoet. Oieie @enoKen mOsen iia
Mainummern bes rGho" beiteuen
uno fie unter bic reutiden @rbeiter
hires Srtes perbreiten. Oamit fann
1dliebli4 nidt BLOB erreiat perben,
oab Ii6 Mrbeiter, Die bisber sleihail@
tis babin selebt baben, fir Den go
sialismus gu interefiieren besinnen. IS
fann audi erreicbt iperben. bab bic
8iloung bon 1euen beutfhen Partr'@
branhes mDsli6 ipiro.
BeItellunsen auf Die Mainummer
bes ,g9o" folen Biz ldnsitens 20
9lpril in 9Gnben Der 8ertpaltuns iein
oamit iie Bel Jeititeauns Der Muflas'
! beriidf9tist tperben tonnen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-04-12

4ait Gnbe oiefes Monats tritt oas
.@ho4 in oas brittle Sabr ieines Be
{tonbes. Die am 26. Mpril erlhel<
nenbe Mussabe tpirb als Nummer l
bes britten Sabrsanses beaeihnet nno
als Mainummer befonbers ausgeltatet
fein. Oie beutfhen partelbran1es
inn Staate Obio oiirfen iia biefe 9ez
leaenbeit niat entseben lanen uno
miifIen bur9 Beiteluns bon asltas
tionsbldttern bafiir iorgen, baB onr9
9erbreitune Der Mainummer Des
uGho" bic in ibr entbaltene Mgltazz
tipnstraft fir ben @o3iallsmns pou
tpirfIam tpirb.
Sin Sell Der 2eier oes .G4o" be-
f:nbet {4 in Orten. in oeusn ilb oerz
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-18
Don't Risk Poverty for
Your Family

No man knows whether he can keen
the, savings Of years. They may be lost
and his family left dependent upon
others after he is gone.
Saving is always to be conimended
but the safest way to save for .yonr
family,s future is by having yourself
We issue a most unusual policy TO.
temperate men. Covers your life or pays
weekly sum If you are laid up through
any accident. Our rates are lower than
any other company offers because we be-
lleve temperate men are better risks.
Rev G. H. Mead, the great prohibitiou-
ist and temperance lecturer, is Vice
President of this company. and he hopes
to see all temperance people take advaa-
tage OF this splendid offer.
We offer profitable employment to
both men and women who can Interest
their friends in this unusual Insurance
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE IYrr M.
sURANCE ASS0CIATIoN
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-18
N0STRI0LA TREATMENT IS SURELY
FINE FOR COLDS AND GATlRRF

and Hay Fever germ, The NostrioId
treatment kills the germ, stops the
dropping Of the catarrhal poison Into
the stomach, ana few applications
Will show surprising results.
Colds lead to catairirh, Hay Fever.
ets., and even a slight cold should
meyer be neglected.
II catarrA has already developed
certainly start the Nostfiola Treat
lnent right away, and rid yourself OF
this distressing ailment.
You get a large tube of Nostriola
containing &xty days treatment for
25e.. Buy a tube today and you'll
wish You had tried Nostriolai sooner.
4.4AdSertisepenr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-18
This Simple, Sensible Treatment
Cures Colds, Group, catarrh, Sore
Throat, Hay Fever, Etc.

Tho Nostrio1a Treatment is having
remafkpble SUCCESS in curing Colds,
Group, cataFfh. Hay G'ever, etc This
remedyis perfectly harmless, e eesI-
;ly applied and so simple and sensi-
bic thatit appeals TO everyone.
Nostrlola IS IA pleasant, antiseptic,
ciealsifig, healing balm. quickly
reaches and heals the sore inflamed
Innings Of the air passages, and there
Is no waiting for results. 1t IL fine
for croupy children.
4, The nostrils' and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrfi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-18
SERMON
Will Be Preached Here We'd
nesday Night by the Rev.
Father Swint.

The Res. John swint OF the
Apcstaiic Mission Band Of Wheel
ing diocese, will preach at the I'm
mueulate Conception church We'd
'desday eEenlng at 1880, O'Clock.
The subjea OF the Rev. Father
swint's sermon will be: .fDivlne
and Race Suicide" AS he is well
known hers and his subject is Of
much INTEREST, large Attendance is
expected. / n !,
[ey fg t.Hi ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-18
ataim MAR VETERAN lltllfiN DEAL I'I,-l

atHH E@rcb 1T6"Is 1jIG HES ,ni
NboeB}GANf .i5NN Feb B7 1S1 Fol
ing a ,sstig92kej Of ;aRoplexy, Thomas
GRiPPs' p cly!gl war veteran. IS dead
at t}ase aqi Sseeo Pff ~ He is survived BY
his widow, twelve children, seventy
grandchildren and eleven great
grandchildren.