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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

fereu st5r6en brobt tin neues 1iHbeil
burh bic 4piatit. 4ls Der apidtiler
f5nprs in 3ofinsen itine GiugiibungsH
mahts, flOg er aud IN Der gldhs bon
8rittnau porbei. Das Stor6enpodr
oiefer Glieitsn betdnn.en Sior6ens
ftation bes Qdrgaus bate ihon ielt
einiaer 3eit pon ieinem Vefte 8eiis ges
nommsn, gerietb aber bim 0orbeis
Tliegen bss raFslHben RieFenpogels In
4nsIt. flog bod duf uno peri4Done.
Gaf sirpa pier3ebn 9agen tam elmer
Der beibsn Storhs auf turSs 3eit 3ls
rid. psrihiponb dber tpisoer, ipabrs
tdeinIih, neil er in osr 5erne iDieoer
zine sglugmofhine bod IN ben 2lfttn
fab uno borte. oa ndmIidb gsraos Der
Giieger gilber na6 4argdu einriidie.
Seitter iinb bic St6rde in 8riitndu
Derihnunoen. uno ss bleibt absupars
ten, oh Iis i'm idhfisnSabre oosr ii6srS
bdupt in 3rtunft nieberiommen uno
Iih an Die sylusmafdine gep0bHen
ip.rbeR, cber Oh Iebiers ben. Etor6
gang aus Der Shtpsi5 uro aus cnDeren
Qanbern nertreibsn fpirn. Die Abs
ndhme Der GtOr6s iit cine ropios gts
iporoen unb Ddusrt INNER nod fort.
Dor lpsuigsn sJuhren bliebtE gum ers
Itsn MaI bic Storhs in 2sn5burg.
ebenfalIs elmer urdIien StordeHsQos
Ionic, meg nto tomen ieitber ME fplez
Der, neil biz Stariiiromleitung eirsn
alien urro 3lpei jungs Gt0rhe gttObtet
bate. Sn Shofilanb. Der prititu felt
Menihengelsnten bsisetxno:n St1tipn
i'm Narsou, fiel i'm 4uguit lesisn Jnbs
res Elm alter Storn sbenfn[ls bsr
Stariitroml.ituns gum Spf.r. ans
Ifolge Siorhenmibgefhides blieb
bic Citation G6oftIone bieies Sabr
l1S13) unbtiest. in 3ofingsn iino
aus bsm siei6en Grunbe bic Gt0r6e
lfsii einisen Jobr.n ipesgebliebsn, nnd,s
BEN 'is l6neer als sebn Sabrs bort gts
| bauit battsn. Rod cine Reibe fpeiiss
Ter Siorhenftotionen III oarh bic
/ GtariitromleKuns tsfh6bis. ootr uers
nidiei norDsn. Msnn su ben Rimlis
| flens anfeiHbnnseR unb ben 5iorss
| ftromIeitungeR ais Sddbiger nsrStors
6ntclcnisn uno lpnhl iiberbnnpf Der
i Stortenipelt MN aud nod bic Gliigs
moi6:n:n fommen nit ibrsm Harlem
GerniIel unD ibrsm gsfpsnftiI6en Grs
| tfneinsn, 10 nirb In tiirs<fter 3eii Der
i Gtcr6 In Der Ghtrei3 Rur nod Gin
ainb.rmGr6tn aus Dsrgangsnen Ia.
gsn fsin S.
mas ihun2
| giirgermsiiisr Tim Gtmeinbsraih):
Il @Jm Gorftsih iii aud, nift Gin sins
lsiger Slid mthr. meine 0erren; bl
mub unbsbtngi ttrpas eefheben.
Sssen MIR nun neue binsin pner ers
lin1bieen mir - mas im btfiirporten
lm1tnte - BE Etyaye fur nus pers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

" notbpeibie erfIart, 81 perbelIerH
9atbaDae .strobe. bon aopuiIlsr Strass Iie
Gel es gsleloiea 's Scm sias. rat6 csr esabi
Cincinnati, Gtaai Ghio (brei Rtertel alIer bGtu
erpablisn glttaIiehsr Overwhelmingly
Struhe bis Sane gtrnhe, burd -Seten bon
@ronitsGurbs, RfInitern bes ssobripegs nit
gseboIi u,.s aerlieiune esr notbWensisem stee,i
einer fe8sboaiecn SGuptnaiftr RDtre, III
llebereintttmmuna nit ben &ldnen, SpeStiiias
tioHen. 8oranfdIlsen nno 9rnfilen filr eie
poreeiebene @erbcflernne, ot'iieqenn IN oer OF
fice oes Director Of 0nblic 6erbice. lpelce bier'
NIT outpehetten ftno.
Dab Bet Gurbs@rae Der bciaeten &dlbntpnb
fetn foI pte borae6eihnet burn ble eeeenipdr'
tise 8crbeiiernna, "a feine 4eiioeruila hes 9sis
beaus benbfittiei IT,
EdB fini5ig 5000 8rosent ber Geianu,t'
ioiten bcr beiaatcn Aer6eiFermia, ab5iaEt ner
Soften fir streu8iiineu ouferieat fpetoen fouen
per 6routiub duf ale Gets uHo 2tHeeteieiL
an maigren5eno nno anliobeno an ole oorssleessne sl
hercen bierhurch beitiulfnt itfo, beicHoerc Wots
tbetIe eureh befaete Nerbeiierung 81 ctldfi9eH
2oB Die 70 anferIeaien aiiebmenie N 6epn
10) idbrliber SobiunceH be6ntlt lrCrhen fol-
len init 8tnfen ouf bic biilonsaelfobcnen 2ohs
Ilnnen oer GigenibEfner irGenbDeIfcH beiiea'
erien 9ieentbams idrn etsr aud le nah Sem en-
SahIeu inrcrbaIb amaItate t2o) Iaoen bon nno
naf her 8diiiruna her heteuerrher ErbinoH,.
Tat noubs Der Gtoot CINCINNATI dusaeaeben
tperben ionen nor ocr aolefiion Der beiaaten
aiiebmcuis
Tat Der Reft Der Gefnmru1icIien Der 5siaaten
gerbefierung, fueIlber ntdt ip9teil du'erleei
ipurhe bon Der Staht Cincinnati aiis oein sr'
I5s oes BerfGufes bon Bombs be3nblt peroen
fol-, bic bon befeater Stnet ffir fol6e 3fueie
in ber gSelie aueeegeaen fperben foHen inte es
bas Sefet portdJrerbt.
Gel es ferncr bet6ioiier bar her GIerf b,er'
ourd argepiefcr prb, bic 8erotfeHtlidnng go
fer SrbtnanS tn ueberetHtiimnuHa NIT bem
Sefebe Al beranlGf'eu
9aiitrt am l. Smli 1918.
q 60 Red,
Rrdftsent oes Sidnirntbs BRO lem.
geeIaubat: artbur Gspp, 9lcrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

Giaeinmati Snrnaemeinos.

GegngtHbss2egfammlnn am S1miiaa dbsto.
ben 10 Snii. Rad surser 9rleetsaHg heI ts'
iddfte fiabei TN &urutadGe zine aeusafhude
gia6feifr ANN 4stunesfnrrlieft IN EeHner hlit,
fpcsn befunoers bie Hftieeu .bts Edsen rste 1as
mei etHaelaeen Hnb.
is IT, 9tfermauu, Gpse6er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
Sa serfouseHSdnIer.


Efb gummi inbtl II e-senes iLssfloitaes
TrnmetoRs nrit mooerHeH Eeauemiinietien:
ieitie eeeiuaHrgsu SO. 364t @cu aosn4e,
uabe TgemaH aee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

nnrm anaeipiejen tutrb, bte Der1ffenfithune bte.
ler Crbtnano IN ueoereirfiimMuna init BEN t3e,
fee 5u cerdniaiien.
Rdifsrt am /. lJuIt 1918.
81 % red
RraHbent bee GiaSirotbs BRO lem.
SeeIauotet' Grtbur Gspn. aisrt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

9rauben poltsrn fhon bic Ulilhspas
gen burh bic Strobsn. bic Gruhaufs
iteRr silsu cur Grbeii. Der tssue Tag
ksaiuHt fA ~ ssotTs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
grrlanat sn fnrieu.

MLfe Sfberbe u-g9tr beaatTeH bic BE-
ficu Hrsife fir btgfsibtH. deEcfiite q g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

hurd euaeiriefen tuirb bic merDHentTi Enng btes
fer Hefciufiou tn liebereinfttmmun1 NIT BEN
fSefebe af bernrlniieR,
Hafitrt am 4. Cult 1913.
q. 3d. Red,
Rrdfsbeui bes gfantrafts pre. lem.
PegIaubigi: artbur GSpts Glerf
Ii IL
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y @-NIIITDVNvs VT
Barbara SdmiSt,

geo. ~ y
iun;eFt aeItebte Satin bon Srani S6n,tet, in
ibrer g8penunq SO. 2713 Wlelpliden Ioe., I'M
sater bon e5 Sabren unb Iiouuten. geerois
qlira am Gumftna ben 49, Stli 1918, Dlcr9eHs
llbr, bonn Erunerbaufe ans tpuraut I'm a0
llbr In Der SeiIioen 6er5 Sein STRIDE, Camp
2Saibiuqtou Elm ieierIidbes &eanlem ahee9aIicii
perben iptrb. Sreunoe itno bofIid,It einaeIdoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

in, Glitter BON 81 9abreu 7ie geerotauHg flR'
bct fiail am Jretiae, ben is. Ju!i, I'M II utr
9{adrntidgs bonn IrauerbGuie aus. JteHnoe
iiue eineeaben. Ills
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
CarI ll1i!htlm ll1ifosmann,

eeliebier 8atte bon MlGtbiloa gateoeHlarn, ect.
Eeceroina i'm Nltcr BON - 5dbren. Tie Se'
croipuna ftnoet Itatt an Sdnilda, oen ~ 5hil
5}Gltmittnqs um 2 Ibr, bonn 1rauerbanie aus,
MOAN Bertunoie uHS iSUeunoc obHe mettere Aoiii
b6fldaft eineeIaben limb bon
1918 Ten trautruhen StuterbstfbeHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
Gtnrn Aruktns,

i'm sitter bon "a JobreH 2eitenbeaanantP
pola 2rauerbauie aus am Greitag ben IL SulI.
81 Snhu ssrtebbefe St. Rernaro.
l7l6 gIeon0re ATnieRs, s9Iffipe
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an rerms.fhen.

enoeu uub 2ebnstm met. sIis Gage
EpTb,ueffsdde Asts prb Edhriuer Strgbs.
ssns5suff0aen 1926 Central aeenue. Do
G e-TeI Roous, s5 pct gionat Gre.
Zap. i4I CA T. CTR. bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
Glifabtih RAD,

qeb. Il d e,
aeliebte Satin bon 9aiIbe!m Rad IN 1erem
81 Qeheusinbre. geerotqung SaHitoe. ben ~
NIiI 1qi3 lJoraens Ilbr bonn Irauerbdu't,
~. 1884 Qictor 5iruse. aus, uHo utre I'M
40 l,hr in Der Ct Wipucd'dtrte e1n teietII'
nee Aeautem abaebalteH neToeH. ltlS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18
aanes 1aasr,

Etur5 in ibrer g9otHunas 9lo. 1921 eIeoelpI
gnetiue ON IhItfuoh ecM 10. Sah 1913.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-18

4 So Red,
alrdIibeni bes Etnbstaibs PFC tenn.
EeelnnbIGI: artbnr Gs9b 9terf.
itIS
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80 as Hun

giirgermsiitsr Tim G,tmsinbsraih):
~Jm Dorfisih iIt aud, nitt Gin sins
siser Slid rishr. meine 6srren; bl
mub unb<btngt stpas eefheben.
Sebsn MIR nun neue binsin pner ers
in6bieen mir mas im btfiiruortsn
mSttte - hie Etyofe fur bos psrs
botsns Muafia Hm sis 66Iiss77-
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z " We6
RrdNosnt bee Sfnoiraibs Bro Tenn.
geelnnbi1i. aribrt gsph, eierf
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Cli(abstb Comics,

b Starb um aliiftnot ben t6. Suit lsl s.
gsorrnittoas nm 8 ll6r. in fetuer g5obnnHg, 10,
2G4 Stetfon Sirate D1 auburu nnier tHnigII'
Cefiehter QSntfe Ephu uub RrIioer,
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storb pISsIid an Gieritne, ben IS, 3nlt
1918 nm / ubr GGtmittags, III ielnef fSop'
I,uno. WlapIe gtbeuue, lRi peaIibn, g,
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state prison yesterday morning after
Miss Currau Pack has returned home
from New York city ard Philadelphia,
where she spent the past two weeks.
Mrs. 4. X. Hammond. Of Grant avenue.
i7 spendtrg a few DAYS with friends and
relatives at Falrmont.
Clarence Earlivine. OF Washington.
Pa. is Spending o few DAYS VITA friends
ard relatives here.
Mr. ard Mrs. Max Levy will leave this
evening FOR Atlantic city where they viii
spend ten days
Mrs carl shrimp. 81 Cleveland. ~. Is
second street.
Ur Y " Reppard. Of M~iddIebourne.
Is here .u professional business.
Mrs ~ 7 Meek. 81 Grafton. ls spcnf-
lns % f"w Jaws with friends and reia-
SIR and Mr@ - g. Hurii. % chicago.
IU. VII arrive here TO-DAY 20 spend "a
Few worse MI friends ard rci1r-y-s
Mrs. '.arle~ Morgan anl son have re-
'u-~el 90 their home iu Pittsburgh. after
Nf-- Mabel Fi~keff. Of Fourth street.
vii i'a- fp'av for IIrkersnIrg 20 visit
r.. r's and relatives for "a fow DAVIS
Mrs Alma Johnson. Of columbus. -.
e. er"uf. nz % few days with friends and
rel tfses IN this rify
- W. Mat sve has returned - rfs
homo Dr seventh street from Webster
Springs w.er" D." spent To past few
wsHts visiting
N-e ,. D. Whitfield 7nf laurr to- have
70 frred tp f.ei- home AZ Hazard. IA
e." -~r"ni.rE tne past f"W DAYS VIZ.
friends fn This city
Nius Fuma r-,r-Is ~ TIftr street.
VII leave tomorrow evening for ocean
.Ci'-. ~ !. whore eIn viii spend q feu.
weeks Wfth friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Special Dispatch TO the rnteiiirencer

COLUMBUS o.. July 15.-The men,
hers OF the executive board OF the Ohm
Miners association are in session in this
city today, discussing legislation. one Of
the topics up for considera ton Is the
Green mine screen law which was de-
featef by the Democratic legislature last
winter. b miners will pay a visit 70
the governor. The Democratic state or.
ganization has been severely censuref
for the defeat OF the Green bill. In its
stead there was adopted n bill n, the
suggestion Of the operators. providing
for an investigation OF the mining situ-
alton in Ohio.
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Ia request You are old and hav. on
loyed all the pleasures OF life. While 1
myself" ""'
lie looked at her sadly. then he turned
away and left the room without another
Mord. And since then her life had been
husband spd dhiid we're left 10 tass car.
Of themselves.
And bad she thea found the happiness,
No. not fer a single minut..
The child In The bed moved again.
s,sms tho little fsvsriSH iips
she bent forward and .troh.d nj.
not iorshsa with her cool hand.
HAD n .hs dom = rue 1sin In bar heart.
s ss 'ti .s b Mama, bon, lower .,iIi
euris on the whI,.. pillow.
Ihs sSgr opened. Hes husband on
eye. .oaaht bis. -whiSh iSoSsd dssp'
deep into her soul
The Doctor felt tho boys pulse and
sanno, s-y anything now. shall
Su Silent Hh so~ then Z. ~, We hay, hope With
The professor had set down on n
chair or the opposite side OF the bed.
a1s i. st 4. 'S Sss ' %isS in 81 the ,. l,s.is ss-
The young wife fell down on ke- Knees
AT ner sons bedside.
The boy tossed about restleerly,
while the minutes dragged along slow
In a quarter OF an hour. then
II was the same thought that hlied
the minds OF husband and wife as they
looked at each other across their l.t.le
sons bed Then both looked % the
hands OF the clock.
The child was stu restless and few
eish; over and over again the mother
stroked her boys forehead with her
cool han Then che let II slide down
on the silk cover and inch by inch IL
crept closer to a strong manly hand,
until she took courage n touched Il.
Their eyes met and a new sacred.
silent understanding was born.
The closS struck six. The boy was
resting easily. his breathing regular
ana his cheeks had lost their fever'rh
color. The, crisis was over. The chiids
NE was out OF danger.
The professor stood up. went over to
the window. drew the curtains aside
ana opened IL Then he went back TO
side.
The fresh air filled the room-and
thtn the sun rose.
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STAR WITNESS ARRESTED.

~ Wits o. July 1s-Rlfpr =
l"r-'nH.h. fLr states efar witness ia fNs
Tofiffor signature f-.,.ds
was re-Hrrestef ~ Newark TODAY ~, "a
lharEo of forgery - ie alleged .hat 10
f'rs"i o." name q Francis DAILY ~ Neu.
i-H f' 70 r"f ion The governor claims
2" Rave 'r0gr- evidence 20 r7use fn0 ~.
rests erFfor 30 r.oOscs u L. 70.
p0r'el fhaf several ~ The r zrer.urs t-
'h" fr-Hl o1ses h7vo i"ft Tho state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Sherrard Briefs.
Mrs. = VI. GarNin VII. entertain the
Allen Grove sewing Circle next Thurs
oay afternoon. hours from = TO ..
fhG re-dedtcatory services at the
Ia rvI-w VI. +. church sunday evening
wee veil attended In spite ~ the
made a great Improvement in the app
ioarance OF the edihce.
ley u \ Riddle - 70 20 away for
IA Vacation a little later. A~rranSinsnts
vii. rlobahly lie made next sunday
evening Tor = substitute dur NIX hLs va
IN. Wheeling Y. NJ g 4. held SUM-
day even NIX services 1t the Boss's Run
scrool house.
/. Null are. Misses Lily and Maud Muir
fia and Elizabeth Carroll. Of Wheeling,
The Pleasant nm sunday school has
held several rehearsals lately of their
children's Day program.
Miss Roxy Kimp.e and Miss Torcie
g. W. McCombs family
Niss Ida tetts. M,ss virginia Reed
day guests az. the home 81 \. u. Hood:
M. AMI Mr. Adam Frances. OF
Present Valley who were visiting IN
Wheeling sunday. Were sturm-staId at
Henry He1ke 5 on tn retutn and were
probably near morning getting home
MissesS ifrdie and Mary F'ette. 81
turned o. Nhe"lng Monday.
Nj. and Mis " u ~hyman were
Visiting Monday al the home ~ Mrs
way man, parents Nj and Mrs V r.
Nr'ol4och. 90 short creek.
Cover Rruuer started Yesterday on
"a business TRY C. t"hdttauouEa. Tenn.
Ito WI b. gone about "a week.
Ir ans Mrs r. % COX were visit
Airs. e. u kottIer and Miss Ida
Marsh. 90 Noztrt. were VISITING friends
atI rslaf voc 90 Narwu1d sunday.
W.ra ou t.c r~W Lutheran parsonage
az Af.VH"| ..a- f.ff. ~ s.a"HE FuF.IIF
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When the Sun Rose.

1t was absolutely stiii In the large.
aATk room where the patient lay.
n email lamp with q dark shade faint
which covered the windows. In = cor
ner OF the room stood the little bed In
whrSh Email fsveri,h body was strus-
woman was sitting. at the bedside. her
eyes s~nsiously following every move
meat OF the sick child.
~ Costly evening Eown showed that
sne haI returned direct from some So
ciety affair. Her gloves and fan she had
thrown careiesrly on the table.
hour. ago she had been sitting
NJ ths dinner table covered with flowers
ahe by merry people. when
a messenger had arrived with the word
, .assn h.f little boy had suddenly been
rhs hurried hom. a, fast rs her big
ear could carry hor, Rnd now Ehe was
slttlns here full OF anxiety and despair.
over and over again. rhs asked herself
IL It could really be possible tha; .he
Was about To lose her f~Rir-hnired little
earring Oh no, God could not be 30
only Joy: She realized ths, more ,hsn
losing him.
she wondered II shs had always
back to herS mind.
sne saw herself as n happy. lively and
spo,isd child. whose every wish was
by admirers and %suitors. who fiattered
and envied her: but che never fell, not
even Tor a single moment, the real true
Joy which nlls and takes Possession or
your heart and soul.
Then tho learned and famous Profess
sor Bornemann was introduced IN ner
parents homo. lie fell IN love with the
young lively girl. and she accepted him
she.
bid che love him then?
No. unfortunately not.
Rich as she was. she decorated her
home with every possible luxury ana
comfort and nlled Il with guests. balls
and dinners IN endlers succession.
For n time her husband let her do as
she pleased. but one day he took both
her hands and looked earnestly INTO her
eyes. while he said IN HID gentle voice
let us be done with all these empty
pleasures md let me see that ! have a
splendid little wife. who cares more FOR
her husband and her baby than FOR all
the dances and dinners In the world"
At first she stared at him in surprise.
unable TO understand him. Then she
tore her hands away and answered an
grily:
Il do not see how you can make sucn
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TO TEST RULING.

Special Dispatcn TO the Intallirenr.-
COLUMBUS. O.. July l5-ARreement
has been reached for the fling Of a suit
n court 10 test the recent ruling OF
Secretary OF State craven TO the effect
that the new Cleveland charter cannot
replace statutory laws regarding pri-
mary elections. The Cleveland charter
Provides for non-partisan primaries. but
the secretary OF state says they must he
partisan. A decision may be handed down
by the supreme court by August J..
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same as was given az Manhattan
beach. About 3O0 people take part
in this big spectacle.
with the low rates on railroads.
and the arrangements made for night
trains out % town after the fireworks
Is ever Steubenville should have a
celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
GIRLS CAN'T MARRY.

MARYSVILLE. o. july lbSAl-
though a wife and a mother. Mrs. Jane
Lake. who died here q few days ago.
was a uan-tater In her wifi shs
leaves her estate 20 her three daughtefs
with the provision that they must not
y AIRY II NJ marriea her share ~
TIE estate goes 20 the other two and Z
all three marry the property IS 20 &c
given 10 the Methodist EPISCOPAL
church. II Is said that for years Alrs.
Lake would not permit a man 70 en-
ter her home.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Mem were Yfnsd.

Reuben wayt John Todd. Albert
weekly. and shannon Scott. OF tho well
Known Zone OF Discomfort were AL
rested Monday even ng by Deputy
Shertns McNinch. Howard and Con-
stable Stewart on disorderly charges
arranged before Squire Z. 81. Lewis
yesterday shortly afternoon hour and
weekly. Todd and wayt were nned 81
and coats and In default OF payment the
three went TO jail for ten days. Shan
non Scott was charged with the same
onense also with resisting McSinch
and using profanity and he was given
the same as the others on the nrst Of
tense and twenty days for the others
ne squ,re gave MAyt 10 unoerstShu
Ated at his residence. ann Scott
vas given the limit due to the rea-
son that he was before the squire only
q few weeks 9 and promised not TO
drink while In This county.
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OFFICE ABOLISHED.

SPECIAL Ilepat,l - tho fnfeIfgerrer
'''I.i NBt-S. 3D.. July 1s-T-a o-f..
l s.Hfe s.'-Il Cnmwfse nuer. an eier-fva
n"llf'on. YVES abolished today tv ~orsfi-
tNti1ral amendment. Tho new erperfn-
~''tdent - public Instruction is 90 he an
In.'i Pos fUe governor AID - "a under
lev ne present cowwissiouer.
rank W Nilie~ % DAYTON. VIII be
named The position pays $4,000 = ,e7r
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~nHkes a." arra r'utlN more numerous
mn usual tu' dreaded 'o~prsfnstI h..
-g fspr.'Hl T. Ir Of. dsrHr fHf4 -..r
'f co.. sun numerous ON EsEg E.r.
Nner" Nalt'r SDuiey was Lffar ...t
80" ava SOM" men WprkIrr on ODD.
ROAD Near VIM tIafa- r...f. .. -
ioft having une7rthed about o. rlIr.
fna"'s Aue many -EEa Ura u. Oh.
iaFFrt f"pTerhfsds was killed l4f 3D..
other escaped TIrkIug Wild tfsrih..
fi". - particularly risky Dre r.~ser
norm ~ Sherrsrd reports having Ial
- thr ropp'rrefde 10. nf
whirn had fastened ifseIf o. his cloth
INK before he sHw g..
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SHERRARD
Girls Picnic

Isast Friday several girls drov. o.,
NneeirE Creek b. way Of PINE uul f,r
n days outing The midday i,-rI
eaton on Tho shepherd pi,ufr
Hus near tho k"mhs bridge ana "a
ar OF The afternoon was susrt In
H-irnlng q swim They drove down ~
~ inc evening and after lunch
Lu,nea non" hy way of Eavenscfsf - &
81 Among those N tho party We.
HlNSfN ttft Eskey. Nsu.e Effte .f,~y
Goudy. Laura FeIIey. Irene Ff-p.S,
sint.L Cooke. Laura Fisher and Ethel
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Too Mich WorH.

The county court IS thought to be
two bidders who bid on the Union dis
trict. paving. who bid so hig was due
10 the fact that all contractors now
nave more work than they can possibly
do. Because OF this fact the court
may only pave about one mile or the
most travelled section IN Union district
until next year. They are now readver
Using for bid for the work.
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OPPOSE uoH-uHroH COAL

20. eel Dtr-1fcI f1 fre Intelligence
COLI NIf-F. o.. july fr-Tns fn-
IUhuF Federal. u ~ Labor fndqv do
f.rrei Ir rraUlIf prs foe 0rrss.f on -
ffa purchase ~ coal mined hv the aY-
called r~fu.ur|en uirfra fu West VIZ
gina Tho local frfc~af' on WI. seek
O. have the count umrIeafDrsrH Ir-
gore IN INTENDED rrrfrlrf fu hug ffn
r0Hrfr'H coal from West Virginia com.
fHr na The labor url0ns chose MAYOR
lev shank ~ ind nr1r.fr Hrf f~nf
70 Do. Hammond ~ Tffp STATE frrIrar-
cts. ~ their labor dag orators
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q.
Entertained Largo Crowd.

Misses GenieVe and Marie Barth, OF
Jefferson avenue, entertained a number
OF their friends last evening at their
home in honor OF Misses Rebecca Gatelv.
OF ~gton. KY. and Miss Bernice Kis-
eel. OF Ftndlay. o. who are visiting in
this city. Many games were played dur
ing the evening and music was urrtsh-
ed by several ~ the party. after which a
delicious lunch was served.
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me daWIsc here from fu. haay, AMI
4iE continued sDfTral storm SINH.
llsht va not very great Euf man. az
ne Nati'ua! telephone lines wer. ult
'I .'Hmi@ei"u. including 600 mo
anu -" or the lines from Wheel.
,n1 a bNruing barn. which bad been
hrei r} AErtn.rs. far on tho .tSf.r-
horizon IN sand iIIi district could g.
seen. also another burning tuuJfrg ~,
an ohio NH many miles west o.. here.
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FiJueiar

In the matter o. the estate OF An
TONES PoliCakis. deceased. John Po-
ldakis appointed administrator upon
giving bond IN the sum OF 800.
In the matter or the guardianship
of Teresa Nargo. a minor. John Pua-
kas appointed guardian upon furnish
ing bond IN the sum Of $50.