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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
0UT.TEE-PIKE


Toe infant daughter rf ST. and Mrs
blrc.. ~ Iriadeli nla. psrsed away 1T
tle Iamiiy nome IhIrsdsy eveHIua. sf
Beath vas due 20 pneumonia fIrefaI
efrvices VII DO lclI fu the family resi-
81 O'Clock Eau D. B. I.ff al f..
Iriadelpnia VI g. e.u off' .i@t4 Inter.
ment vii ne boo stone Church ..fu~fere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

I' .. NHIfr. nf fw fsrD.r vino for
iIr ffrf rev E.fra .fa been .. fra ..r.
.FfflFirg business ia.H coli ar .rfrrrrf
20 i.r business fu 90 IS Hand ~ lie
.T"fe. Hni frIirr Bros 90 fa.faa e..
N Iifni va elected errrsfar. arr
ffffaI.ff ~ f.r rnfnrfrr Tho under
itflrE business fnHf fre been r1rIurfaf
'fIf ut 'r.Irr Hr0H WI. alu ra
~. He r'rrr ffI uffI t.e rYrs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
A Resolution.
tFrorn JudRel)

tFrom JudEel1
Nineteen Thirteen
Heres rnv hHud'
Twi.r. thrice Welcome
Goodness land
Wiu . stra.rhtwav mend ms WAYS
hnf ho diNrrnt OH your days
listen
Nrrrr more will
With my precious hantnofca buy
Studded iorfofa.
Hroorhcr. rings
BOX scat tickets
other things
Never more
Won bot fnU~ i'fs'
EVf rourfahip'
Enter wife
leslie Van Every.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

i'r-. originating ty ue yum hose
ge,gnection to go stove catchirr ar.
90 geH sEe 70 The extent % about q
u the homo ~ sam kfIro A.. 80
NneNlnF last evening only one a..
gmpany Tho Norfh WhrrUrG vas Ell.
cuished ''f 'hNn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

This. madam" said The ladies
tailor. producing tho new fashion
plato. us the very latest Paris croa
ton
Oh. sho exclaimed with ON oct.
fnFy That Pho made no effort fo con
coaL how dcughrfuUv usl. and
awkward! -Cbicago Record Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

uumifrirg. viii he taken 49, 90 tho moss
meeting. nest Ai0nIat evening Tho reg-
I.Ht moo .nE night was changed from
Ire first MONDAY night tu TIC month f.,
inc iiHt W 'Iue-iIb might In the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

can cure that coid. old man
what DO you want mo 10 take"
ABOUT On hours exercise IN the
open afr ovorv dav"
think III Try Wombara method
Nll hc wants mo 10 take 10 few
pills. .IItta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
Thouuhtfuf

4 sent fo b" real just you know.
And grant Won ev'ry right.
So lct mo hint hat leap year ends
81 twelve o'clock tonight,
'udge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
Spssr OF Threat.

Once more the bent form OF the
~ magnate leaned toward the steno.
graphcr. lie had hardly begun 10
move his lips before stranRIinr.
whistling cough shook his frame Ue
Tell back into his chair a food ~ red
sweeping over the graz pallor Of his
iace The trembling OF his hands
and the vagging OF his head be~1me
more violent and the muscles o. t.s
face and neck contracted and expand
90 spasmodicaIly.
7 think o. Wa IN 1922 va. Ga.
The evening world., 1913-12-12
,s6.i. s,l 's:,ssa SS-f.n sNsSsd.

vxls.i. ana 'ss;s.tx "a -fan u ~ I'd. !
The three robbers hed to Seventh ave-
~, and turned south. The crowd KEEP,
close TO them. Two Of them turned east
at Thktistn street. apparently forget
ting ali about the West THIRTEEN street
Police station.
ONE MAN GRABBED IN FLIGHT
PAST CITATION.
ratroiman Tierney was on the steps OF
the etation. and on hearing the cries OF
stop thief" and the police whistles he
ran out and grabbed one Of the fugi-
ives. The other continued on his way
and disappeared.
The prisoner was yAnkeA Into tho
station. where he said he was william
Brady Of No $50 East Forty-ninth
street. employed as an elevator runner
In Q club In Gramercy Square
Detectives Trojan and Van Twisten
asked the prisoner II ne was not
member Of the Mcintyre gang which
makes It's headquarters nj First ave-
nue. and sixieth street
Don't you mean you live at No.
sS East sixtieth. the homo Of that
sans instead Of No. $50 East Forty
ninthr asked Trojan.
Before Brady could answer . young
man pushed his way In the door and
up 10 the desk.
what DO you want herer' he was
asked.
"Just 70 see what the troub!s's
,bout." ne replied. Asked who he was
no said no was John Butler. an ele-
vator runner employed in . club In
Grameroy Square. ana living at No. sts
East Sixtieth street.
THINK oANo HAS MOVED OVER
TO WEST SIDE.
Patler was arrested Immediately a. .
suspicious person. A charge Of high
~ay robbery was made against Brady
e. Mr. stikeman had positively
dentined him as the man who got his
watch.
II don't care n hang for the watch"
Ir. Sukeman said. IT cost only .
iollar, but the nerve OF this creature
o attack mo on q crowded street"'
Mr.. Stikeman. who was unhurt. then
went home. There have been numerous
The evening world., 1913-12-12
LONE MAN Of 60 10y
ROUTS FOOTPADS
IN BOLD H0LDUP
Thee Who Attack George
Sdkeman, Noted Bookbindcr,
Pick q Veritable Tartar.
rOOrS POLICE WHISTLE.
Trio Take to Heels, With DOL
lar Watch Sole Booty-One
Caught After Chase.
rOOrS POLICE WHISTLE.

0sssus otiksman. head Of stiksman a
Ca. beotbinder. at No. 10 West Thir.
ty-sssead street. ana one Of the best
k.swa msa In that business In the coun.
~. MI his office shortly after o'e,ocs
iast night while walking West In Thir'
ty-l2rst street. between Sixth and Sev'
sueA avenues. . young man ieapsd Out
At NJ. stiksman and threw him TO tn,
Savsmsnt He then began rifling hIs
sockets and secured . watch.
Although over sixty Mr.. stikeman pu'
up stiff fight ana the robbsr was IN
abls - get his wallet Two other rob-
eGro Joined the first but not before m
beskbindsr scrambled to his feet an,
began calling for the police.
Mr.. etikeman also sounded his police
The evening world., 1913-12-12
Fine Christmas Jewelry at Lamber
at Prices Within Your Reach

upon elegant fittin-s, but upon the beauty
and solid workmG nship Of what we SELL
in word upon what the customer takes homo
with him.
Orders for engraving Christmas jewely
should be placed early. Ordinary mono
grams and initials are engraved without
charge. Otherwise the charges are low and
the designs are Of the most original styles.
Although Christmas month is here, there
is still time to lay away gifts in our vaults
which may be paid for when called for. A
small deposit is requested on engraving
orders.
The evening world., 1913-12-12

We buy Of other manufacturers direct,
never through middlemen. We import Dia-
monds and other precious stones direct. A
member of our firm visits Europe every year
to make purchases. On his last trip he made
heavy purchases Of Diamonds, which were
imported before the duty on them was raised.
All prices at Lamberts are marked in
plain figures that mean just what they say.
The prices could not be SO low If we had an
expensive store in a high-priced street.
But we haven't. To attract purchasers Of fine
Diamond and Solid Gold Jewelry, Watches
and Silverware to our store, We depend not
The evening world., 1913-12-12

xJlSdss n thi~ WANT, Of ne w<M
Thirtieth street police station recently
and the detectives believe tho Mcintyre
gang has shifted its operations from the
cas-, to the west side.
The evening world., 1913-12-12

Figure It this way. Suppose you plan to
give at Christmas gold watch to your wife,
solid gold bead necklace to your daughter,
pair of diamond sleeve links to your son
and a solid gold monogram fob to some other
member Of the family.
II you buy all these articles at Lamberts
you can save on three Of them almost enough
to pay for the fourth. Scarcely any other
jewelry house in America is able to give you
such values as Lambert Brothers give.
We make large part of our stock In q
factory on the premises with our store.
The evening world., 1913-12-12
Lambert Solid Gold LavalGeres to the Front

don't remember when particular style Of ornament has taken
possession Of popular taste Lavae have We guarantee
the quality Of them and money for every buyer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
MISLIN DEPARTMENT..

II yards Hope Muslin for ............s .0S
Muslin worth l2&c for ..............S 10
Muslin worth Zoe for ................sl- n l-3c
Muslin worth l-3c for ......,........S .O1
"a Bleach Sheeting, worth SOC for IS .s5
ia Bleach Sheeting, worth 3jc for IS 81
ga Unblcach Sheetng, worth 25c for .2$
81 Unbleach Shcetng. worth 25c for 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
NOTIONS
MEMS GAUNTLET GLOVES
SHEETING.

"a Bleached. worth zoe for ..........S .23
81 Blcached, worth 25c for ..........S 10
"a Unbleached, worth SOC for ..,......S 23
81 Jnbleached. worth 25c for ........s 10
Pillow Tubing worth 35c for ..........s -
Pillow Tubing worth 25c for ..........5 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
Mems OVePcOafS
DRESS GOODS.

In this stock there is about 5000 yards OF
Dress Goods, consisting OF the latest Patterns
Noilcs Mohalrs. Panamas, Serges SIX Messa-
line, Batste. Toulards, All Wool, WORT $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
CLOTHING.

We buy suits that others pay $50 for fol
$1,000. We always uuderseu i'm New Spring
styles.
We have about 80 good oycrcoats to clear
out at half price
We have 100 pieces Of fceced lined rib
bed underwear worth so to 7jc goesat 35c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
SHOES

We will do the business Of the town for
the next ten days. We have over 1000 pairs
Of all descriptions the best brands any one
can buy They were in the lola stock bought
for exclusive trade for spring wear John
Kelly, Stetson Bradley. Metcalf Beacon and
Edwin Clapp. You can secure high grade
shoes for Just about one half what YOU would
have to pay regular We have lot Of brok-
en- sizes which We place on the tables: worth
from $3.50 to $500. Close out the lot for SOS
one lot-choce Of any on table S2.S
Small slges; regular price $3.50 to $3.50.
one lot Choice of any on table $t9S; no
two pairs alike; regular $500.
one lot Choice of any on table Sl.iS rcgu-
lar $3.50.
one lot Choice OF any on table CSC. These
arc all sizes and coIora worth from $500 to
5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES

one lot Of Lace ana Embroidery worth from
Sc to Sc TO be sold for, per yard ........ 80
one lot Of Embroidery worth from 1jc to
25c to be sold for. per yard ........,.,1ic
Corset Covers worth $l.00 for ........S 40
Corset Covers worth rs for .......,S .iS
Corset Covers worth so for .,......S 8 80
Corset Covers worth 3 .35 for ........S -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-09
ladies' Coats

4. N this stock about 200 Ladies'
lhe' rr,Ese are the very best brands-Pal-
ooa's Sunshine. We do not intend to carry
W " g one coat. We will close them out at the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
Gineimmat oonneritas, ben 22 @ai 1913.

tel, in benz iiber bas 3uit1nOstommsn
elmer Berit6nb;aung 5lpifdsn Deuti1s
lamb unb Gaelunb nit 8'SuJ auf
3entrnIafrffa teridtet tpiro, bat ots
san5e beleiii:se preHe dlarntrt. DE
3eitunaen beuten an, bub bic Inter
baublunqsn, bie Su Der 8ertdnblsang
gefiibrt haben, DerantiDortli6 Dofur
getpefsn ieien, bab grglonb Die Snns
Derdnitdt gelgiens iiber ben aongo>
itaat nod niht anertannt babe.
Wfan erinrert iih jeBt baB 8eutlhe
lonb In gang Derbdhtiger Deife be-
nliibt getpeien mar. Der yeu6bur 8eis
giens in 3entralofritd gu Derben,
ais fer fron5Dfif6zoeutihe Mdrottos
gertras absefhloHen tpuros.
Grana0fifder Dampfsr
BEL Smprna burh eine
Wtne in bic 2uft
gefprengt.
Marfeilles, q. Wat. giner
bier einestroTfenen YrtDotbepeI6e Si'
foIge, fam am Mittipp9 Der Ddmpfer
.Senesal", Don Der Gompasnie oes
MeFageries Warittimes nit elmer Wlt.
ne in 8eriibrung uls er ben 5afen por
Smprna perlieb, uno er foil GAM
3eritort tporben iein.
2onbou, %. Wsoi. Der n0oilt
Mail" ipirb aus Smprnu feIegrdpbirt
baB Shlsppbampfer Der rSenegalm 81
6ilfe eeididt iDorben feien, in De
6offnung nod Menfdenlebeu retter
gu fornen.
Der Dampfer gins am lssteu Don
nerstae BON Wurieills aus NIT unss
| fGhr so gaifagieren unb elmer 81
Mann itarten geiasuiIg nah Smnr
na ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

Der 2amrence 0pnumits :
8erf9pDrungs 9ro3eb.
SO Il on, NaiI., n. Wtdi. Sn Dem
qro8eE oeasn ben prdfibenten Wtlltdm
SO. Doob BON Ger 4mericau Bpolen
Company; 6reberit 6. 4tteour mnb
Dennis 5. Collins, Die in 9erbinoung
NIT benz erpben Streit Der 3ertrIz
arbeiter bon aaprencs i'm Sabre 1912
Der @erfhfDoruns angetha9t limb,
mahte am Utiitpod Sobn 5. 8reen,
eer sineeitanoeu bat, 8pnamit an Ders
ihienensn Srten rgepfldn3t" 3u buben,
um Die Streiter gu plstrsoitirsn, ho9s
tntsrefante AusfdgeR.
giahoem Green iiber feline StdtiJ@
.e;t i'm Sntsrefe Der Streiter pie anh
her sabrifbeiiBer ausfunft geeeben,
iGgte sr, oaB er iih serueigert babe,
BON benz Mnpalt atteaur's, Daniel
goatlen, Der ibm I'm Greuapsrbor battle
$1,000 an3uHebmen.
8orbsr mar purh Die 3eugendusa
faqeu fsftgeitellt tporben, bub aht Der.
ionen, bic perhaftet poroeR Daren,
nu6oem TDndmit in ben Don ibner
6enobutsn 9e6duDeH gefunoen Doroer
mar, IpGter S4aoeneriaBtlaeen segsr
grsen anbdn9ig gsmaf. batten, Del
eas 9pndmit an ben perihIeo nsr
pldsen nieoergelegt bate. 8reen battt
aeidgt, bab er ii6 gu gltteaur begsber
babe, I'm BON OieIem $4,000 gu Der
| ldnGen, nahcem fem eigeuer 4nfpal
ihm sefoet. eab bic fdmmtlitnn 9Ia
gen nit $4,000 dubergeri4tti6 er
leoiqt fperoeR tonnten.
CT itslIte in 4breoe oetpubt an ba
ben. oob Die ShdoeneriaBfldeen III
EDenteer riidgdngig geHa6t peroer
t0nnten, ais Ct Qiteaur I'm Die $13.
600 anging. 8rsen iagte ihIieBI6
bdb er $1,000 3uriitgstpieIen babe, bt
.9m gp1tlep peri0nli4 pfferirt, Dei
er oeiFen geoi1gungen Hi6t unnebme'
tonnte.
/ gIs ibn gaotlep irug. pslh.r ar
oiefe geotnsuneen gefpden ieieH, ant
nortete 8resn: rSie iasteR mir, bal
| i6 Zen groBtsn 5beil bes 9eloes il
meine Sdf6e itefeu unb bic armel
Seufel 10 billis als es mir moaii6 fei
abfinbeu follte. Sd bate teiu 8er
Iangen nod folhem 9elo uub mics na
| 4nerbieten 5uriif"
j 9reen beutete an, onb gltteaur be
| Wann eetpefen lei, Der an Der Spit
eer DnnamitperIAip0rune geitanoer
CT fagte, bab ser Subrifant i'm en-
gagirt babe, bas 0pndmit 81 pbasirs
unb bnb er BEN Gontrattor Grneit 3
piiran BON 9lnoooer, Der SelbItmor
, beglnd, dls Die @ranbiurn bsganu, III
nit elmer unteriu6unq Der Quseleger
belt gu beIhdftieerl, peranlabt bab
oas 8pnumit su liefern.
Der RaHe Wpoes ipurbe nur cir
mai gerannt uno bas mar, dIs 8ree
fagte. sr babe 4tteaur esfrast, G
@ooo strpas BON Der angeIegen6s
| tDtife, mas 4fteaur perneint bach.
BON ben flint geripnsn, bsrsn q;
! men in proulinenter Meife in @erbir
ounq nit Ger 8erfdp0rung seHunl
tpuresH. tperoen our 3eit etgentIin nj
Sirei pro5eifirt. green purbe TN 90
ihulpig befunben, Gilman begir
Selbitmoro uHb Collins trnt a
Sbants5suee auf, obsIeih er nit feline
: 4ussasen ipsber Woob mod 4ttedi
| insriuiinirte. Geins 4usfogen tutts
taft onsifIieBIih ben oui ieinen BE
lfehr NIT 8reen ge3ug.
81 green CAB p6brenb oes Cages
{ oetaiilirter @eiie gLusfunft iiber ieil
; gefanntfhaft unb ieinen 8erfebr m
! slttemir. CT iagte, oaB oies fem
: green's, anoeutung iei, baB man
: Gtreifer nit ibren etgenen Moffen &
) tdmpftn folIs. baBattsuIr ihn engngi
ltabs, hnR Gpuuulit. s,i pIcdireu, .,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
0Ie(egrap6
aEsSen Gebeimniffen BON
Wlu5fd.

u q I q.
mafhington, p. g., 21. Wlai.
Ri1t gertnses auffehen errsgte i'm Se>
mats apmmittee fir 5erritorien bar
Telsgot Witeribam aus alasta eurh
bic Gr.Idrung, bab elm Wtitglieb oes
aommittees, Senator gbamberlain,
lnohtiomer metie bic pafirung einer
gia I'M porisen Senut oeranIaBt Edbe,
bic tpenn iie I'm 5auie burhgeganeen
ran pom grdiibenten eenebmist ppr@
hen mare, ben @usgenbeims d6Iolute
aontrole iiber ben Safen BON Gors
eDrc unb ben Gingane 81 ben 2ublens
fslhsrn dm 8erfHg CLUB seii4ert
fGtte.
,gs mar cine fleine b1rmlos auss
IeEenoe Biz, fagte Miferfham ali
hem in Der sibung anipeienoeu Senaz
tc- Chamberlain, bic sic, ME if
eseube, perFabt baben, bic ben 8uas
qenbeims bas Wegereht bon .Uils
lrentp 5ipe an Der Cooper Rtner
Eoao big gum 1bree Free point Ders
| lish. sic fpubten ni6t, mas lie gu
tsceutsr bate, Ssnator; aber als liz
inbds 6uus eslangte, brahte ih liz
ur. Ddre iie angenpmmen iporben.
| 70 bdtten bic Gugsenbeims eineu BE.
| iibtiteI auf ben ean3eu 5dfen DON
Grrbopc une ein Ttonppol eridngt
me bdsienige. bus Rpon iiber ois
Controller Ban batte.'
Senator gbamberloin CAB teins
9lrtnort.
Iiderfbdm tbeitie benz Rommitte'
MI, oab eds Mprgan 9usgeubeim.
/ i6s Snnoitat 4lasfd 6ei Der aehll
| tofe uno bob bic Sinausi6isbung bel
sur gutnidlune aIostas n0tbiger
@siess ben GrOBsn sehcifeH uno BIZ
aleinen ungebruft babe.
Iantbpnp gomtot erteioe'
eine Hieberlage.
ReDgort, q. Wai. Der pplf
seirihter Wlc2lboo ipeissrte fih on
| Waittpoh, ben 8ertauf Don goitfurtei
All oerbisten, auf oensn Der .Tur;ei
5rot@ ubgebilnst i'll. Gr entlisb etHel
Sdnnler nit Qofttarteu, Der Dol
rem Senior anibonp Gomftod ibn
| poraefabrt purpe unb ristb 5errl
/ Gomitpd, is:ns 2tufmertinm.eit osl
ufaibicnablsn YldBsn" su3utrenoen
| no Der 1urtep 5rot setanst piro
penn sr ben 9nns fir uugefeslic
tdlte.
Dpnamit In einem Ge
i rihtssebGuoe.
\ pougbteepfie, u. g., q
Mai. 3pei Stausen Dpnanit pur
ben am mittpoh binfer einem Raoid
TOR i'm aorribor nes Dutnes Count
Gjeri6tssebduoes sefunoen, NIT eard
befeifisten 9etcnatoren uno elmer 8
5ub langen 3iinbihnur, bic BIS oil
bic Strabe biuausreihte. Die Gnno
; mititonsen Sparen suIammsnsebunbe
unb forgfdltis fir eine gypIoiion Der
gerittet. Der piub, on oem iie q
funneH puroen, ift gdna in Der gaGt
. Der 9biir CUR Office hes gountr
Stusmsiiters.
0rrd GiIbert tn s.Mrbeits
baus gefhi6t.
9en Dorf. 81. Mdi. - lint:
oem Ramen 6rau Dora DoniS plrt
ON mittpod bie erite SJrnu oes srmc,
heien SpielboIters german Rofer
tba., In Der unterfrtIi ats Dora gil
bert betcnnt, duf 80 Sage ins u,
! beitsbuus gsfHidt, iDsil iis elm uno,
!. ssnsiissi aaa. et9alssa 4siss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
sRan6em q init elmer Tlins in Ronhati
ssiommn.
Mus Dem Deutf4en Reit

Mus BEN Deutfden Reid
Berlin, q. Mai Die GsitIihieis
ten In Werbinnung NIT Der Nernsdbs
lung Der qriHsefIln girtDrta Guift,
Iotter b<s beutinsn aaiiers. NIT oem
prinsen Grnis Anguf BON Guulbers
lamb n0hmen am Wlittpoh mt 0em
feieriidkn Gin3ues tes a0nigs G<org
pcn gngIcnb unD Der a0nigin WlarD
ibrsn aHfons.
glrins Grnit Muguit traf um 8-25
Dormittass am gobnbof sin uno fuhr
nirett nab benz Gnlob, mo CT nit ieis
uer Hrout friibftiidts, ebe er nan benz
9abnbpf 3uriidtebrte, I'm bos britiide
45nisspoor gu empfungen. 4m gnbns
hcf purbe nie 4nfunft bes 3ugas Don
Dem aoiisr Wilbelm unb oem arons
prinstE Grie0rin Milklm. In ben
uniformen ibper britiIfsn Regimenter.
unb ner H0iierin uHb Der Rrcnprins
sefIin eripurtst. Sic spcren BON allen
Sur 9eis in Berlin ipeiisnben fiiritli'
den peri0nIi1teiien. ben toifsrEihen
prin3en unb einer srobtn ansubI Don
Mrmees uHo Mortneoffisieren in b-ils
Iantsn ilnifornen umgebsn.
4Is Der 40nig georg unc be ROs
nigin Wdrp ben 3ug ptsIuiien. fuue
DE iiblihe umurmung Kittens nss aois
fers, Der Hoiierin unb ben anberer
Miiglitneru ter iniisrtinen s5cnlilis
ftatt. Der G5nig G<0rg uHo Der aai.
fsr milbelm fnritten bonH sufammer
bic Gront Der gbrenipmpagnie nb, BIZ
1uf btm p<rron unfgeifelIi mar. On
btioen 6srrImer unb bic aailerin uni
bic a0nigiH ntbeneinnnbsr iibenb,. fub.
rtn bdnn In cffsnen Gquipagen ourd
bic GkgesdIIee unb Inter ben Climber
mad benz 6dIob. Ssot Gauipas,
iuurbe BON einer GGudbron Garoei
1llcnen estortirt. Muf beinen Setter
Der br<iten Gtro6en itnnben Oarbe,
truppeH Gpnlitr unh bintsr ben srupa
pen f6ien gang Berlin Dsrfammtit 81
fein.
Die auftireuser .3tppelins uni
wsSAtA kb3sSIs<&kAs bM Llsltf4
0Idgge truesnb. BEN 3ug pcn Rasbe
nom Hnn Berlin unb ne flos<n aud
fb<r ben Gouipogen BIN, 0ls nieiel6el
bem SGIcB sufubren.
Die DnsoaDs 9obn Mnge'
legenbeit.
Die BON bier qua ais outbeniiTd
bertreiieie Nanrihs, bdb 0eutfmlnnh
I'm fur bic Ausbreitung feines aolr
HicIrsines IN Wsiitslnfritd freie Ndnl
81 betcmmfn. feline Rehte auf bic kbt
1heiIiirtde Der N0gnanbcbn 5ur1 Der
iif6en Golf an Gnglnnb a,isgeIieftr
hobe. ipisb DON sin<r ben Hnbgebsnbel
&reifen noteltebennsn perf0Eli&i<i
0uf boS GntrgifHf< bensntirt.
Der GepG9rBmann berii6srt, BAL
be WeIDung pDE einem Mufgtbtn bt
Rt4ie Dtntfblanhs II 0Iein1lixn a,ln
Gutgtlt fiir bie 60rbtruns ieiner Mus
breiiung IN Gentrdlpfvi1u fesiens Gna
lambs aiItx unb ith@r 8eariinbung sni
bebre. Gdn5 im Oeaentheil befit
0eufi&5onb n Rleinniten isR etq6lirt
XndIft 17xf<xhxon fnf Umefenh n.ss1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
- etterb eriAt.

sir Obip unb oas trtflids
ls)enniplponisn: GtridregsH unD tiif'
Isr am Donnsritus. Mnl Jrsitas fbOs
mes Ws.trr. Meitlihe bis norDDefiifs
Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

Huben Bsfebl srbdlteu, fi9 fpieoer iiir
ben maiIitGrbienit su itellen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

'Esr frnnsOfif6e Dompfer sSenssal'
Sci Gmprnn IN bic Cuff geflo5sn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

HuIgarif6e unb srisdifas Stubsntsu
IN Der Gdfpeis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

Eie 906ser bts a5nigs aeO2cIo er'
balten bod nod cine gHtftdbtsung
ppm belsifhen Giadt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
Der DgnamilprOSeb In Bo0on,
MaG.
Spbn 5. 9reen, Der oas Spna'
nit in Ea,premce pleSirte,
waaht bo6interefante Mnsiasen'
Mm. We. Moob dber iutpeit ni6t
intrimintrt.

Mm. Ms. gDoob dber utpeit ni9t
intrin1intrt.
Der 16. StattonsreB finbst Dom 81.
Biz %. Suni in Geoor
point, s., itutt.
~ss~
aonflitt 5ipif6en Ri9ter uno Surp in
Msmpbis, 5enn.
Der Renlp Worb in Columbus eurdl
Elm @eitGnbnib bss WDroers
uufgetldrt.
g2ur Z bon ben SO 2obbpiiten in
Columbus
| -@~-
Sa6en benz Stuatsietretdr tire 8erihtt
einsereiht.
--~.:~---
Der giIenbabnunfa1 in Weit Dir
ginien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
VluslouD- uD-Stlegrapb
Die Jslddkslla IN Bsrlin
nsQmCn i6rn Qatang.
,0bxia 0eprg inb &5nisiH Marp
nHfer Gntialtnns srsRen
militdriiMen 0eprdnses
sWpn Der saiierlinen 0amilie en-
pfaHgeH.

Enrsdliher aob Der fdipeissrilhsn
quftfhiffsrln Jrau egsimnna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

Der giIenbabnunfau in @eit Dir
otnien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
iinterbanblungen NIT England b.sr:ffi
Der Hugbabbobn.
Gie bsIsiThe preiIs ipsgfn elmer ab'
maduns SiDifnen Gnglanb
urn Dsutjhiane,

Eh auf 3sntraIafrita 9esus hat.
dlormirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

Sa6en benz StGatsietretdr tire gerihte
eingereiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22

.ur 7 bon ben SO 2obbpiiten in
Columbus
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-25
.O-0-

Grandfather (enthusiastically)-I
say, Willie, don't you want to go
through a toyshop with me this after
noon and see all the pretty things?
Twentieth-century Child (indiffer-
ently)-Pm willing to, grandfather,
if you will get any pleasure out of it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-25

Fogg has said the meanest things
any man was ever capable of saying.
When Mrs. F. left him alone in the
house the other evening she remark
ed. t'You won't be lonely, dear?"
mo" he replied; 81 sha'n't miss you
ut all. The parrot, you know, is here"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13
suit rce and limit each customer

rd (Arlx:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

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and b
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-13

of the Bigges