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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
DECREASE SHOWN IN NET EARN
lNGS FOR YEAR JUST
c L " e D.
Amount Of Business Done Compared
FaVorabiy Win Last Year.
Directors Elected.

With a big percentage OF the stock
represented the tnIrty-eichth annual
report Of the "PewiEy' railroad Com.
pany, embracing the PERIOD between
December. 1872. and december, 1913.
was presented, showing "A decrease IN
the company's net earnings OF
$50, 2O.SJ. While the business done
Dy the company this year compared
fayorably with that OF former years,
yet the increased repairs made neces-
sary by the heavy floods OF last March
the increase in salaries of their men
and the additional workmen for the
year Is attributed for the depression.
After declaring the usual dividend
and contributing SiO.t5s10 TO the
sinking fund for the redemption OF
the nrst consolidated mortgage bonds.
there was lett 20 the CredII of the
income account the sum OF SIG .O69 az.
which In itself shows that the com
pany did not operate at a loss Fol-
loving the reading OF the report Of
the company. directors were elected
for the year 1914 as follows. Edward
~ Taylor. j. j. Turner. G.. l.. Peck
Joseph speidel, Il. s. Mcclure and A
s. List
Revenues In the freight traffic de.
partmcnt showed an increase Of
-, 1881 or 2.O9 per cent, due to an
Increase OF $50 In the average rate
received per ton per mile. The de.
crease In the number OF tons handled
by the company for the year was
slight. the decrease in the ton mile
age being 2.51 per cent.
The passenger revenue also showed
an Increase amounting TO S5.61T.35. or
49, per cent. due. DO j. said. TO an in
crease OF 4.66 per cent In the average
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STOCKHOLDERS OF "PEWIKY"
R. R. co. HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

revenue per passenger for each mile
There was decrease OF s. 1862, or /. 65
per cent. In the number of passengers
carried, and "A slight decrease in the
passenger mileage. the latter amount.
ing to 1880. or .27 per cent This
part OF the report was OF interest
showing that while the passenger traf-
nc had increased In number. yet the
mileage was not so great that IL over.
balanced the increase.
Expenses.
Stockholders OF the company were
especially interested In that part OF
the report that dealt with the ex-
penses for the fiscal year. as an in
crease was noted. The total operat-
ing expenses and taxes increased S.
6lf35, or 1911 per cent, due to heav-
Ter expenses for repairs to the tracks
and other properties OF the road and
rOadbed. due 10 the heavy floods In
the latter part Of March, 20 heavy re-
pairs of Telegraph lines and to larger
amounts paid 70 station employees aad
TO road and yard trainmen, and to in
creased amount paid for personal inju-
ries.
The total expense OF maintenance OF
way and structures increased 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

state is represented ard practically
all assessors are present. The s.
SONS are being held in the Chancelio,
hotel.
The annual session OF the confer.
ence held this afternoon was devoted
TO discussion of real estate. The
discussion relative to farm lands and
improvements was led by Assessor ]
NJ. stats OF Jackson county, a hall
hour was devoted to city lots and i'm
proYements, led by Homer Melrose
assessor of Cabell county. The yalu.
atlon and assessment of timber lands
was discussed by l.. 5. Echols, chief
clerk OF the offic OF the state tax com
missioner. Representing the largest
Manufacturing county in the state.
William Hanke of Wheeling. assessor
OF Ohio county, led the discussion on
.ne tahauon OF manufacturing plants,
treating OF the ways OF arriving at
the valuation of manufacturing cor
poratlons.
Coal. coal mines, improvements.
oil and gas, was the subject of a
period of discussion led BY Howard
hobinson. assessor of Harrison county
and IN which several persons took
part.
The greatest OF interest is being
shown In the discussions by all per
sons present. A movement is on
foot TO have the legislature authorize
the holding of such a conference an
nually.
The Ohio county delegation. headed
by Assessor Hanke. includes his as
sistants, George 5. Biggs. Joseph &.
Bennett. Joseph A. Schmitt. J. B
Thomas and George Seibert. Mayor II
l. Kirk and Leo ]. LaFlam. re, resent
ing the Wheeling city finance commits
sion. and a. T.. Carter, member of
the board Of review and equalization
,nr 10y - ~ Isnsgesss axe g.sd N ne ah
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4S0.17. or 1928 per cent. OF which
Sl4.564.99 was directly due TO repair
Ing or replacing OF property damaged
or destroyed by the food. The total
OF taxes paid increased $255 81, or
1.31 per cent
Reports from the Pennsylvania Rail-
arod Company, lessees OF the "Pewi-
KY holdings, showed the net opera
ting revenue as $s9.740.76. a decrease
OF $SO.l2O.S9. or 25.13 per cent. There
was decrease In other incomes OF
Ssl4.44, and the gross income was
Il3.Sll.55. a decrease OF f3O.995. 80
There was ? decrease in the interest
paid upon the outstanding bonds OF
500. an increase in the hire OF equip-
ment of $1.797.12. and a small decrease
IN the sinking fund expenses and the
net income OF the company for the
year was SS6,377s7. a decreaite OF s32.-
252l5. or 2719 per cent.
The report also shows an Increase
Tor expenditures for addition and bet
terment OF conditions. aggregated at
S2O.SS7l6. and were principally i'm
connection with the new station and
sidings at Warwood. new tracks. re-
construction OF water stations AT
Wellsburg and for the Construction
of new drill track at Glenns Run
ana storage track at Follansbee
Through the operation OF the sinking
fund for the redemption OF the Firrf
Consolidated Mortgage SIS. ten OF
these were purchased and cancelled
leaving $4,000 az the close OF the
year.
The following general balance sheet
OF the company for the year contains
many interesting Items:
NICE SHEET
K,ENTICKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

Harry Davis. OF Big Wheeling creek.
mas purchased the G. -. Wassman farm
~ the Dallas pike. near Roney's Point
MI DHvis will make his home on his re-
April. %
Hugh Nichols. of Elm Grove. IL abIs
TO be out after being confined TO his
nome Tor the past several days on ac-
MI ana Mrs. Russell. prominent
young couple OF Elm Grove who were
recently married. have returned to tho
nome or the bride az Elm Grove after
their honeymoon.
Miss Mary Clellan has resumed her
duties at the Barlow store, at Elm Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
PlsIn Tru,h rhsr, wor,h mnn.u.

Using Foley's Honey and Tar for a
cough and cold Is just practical com
mon sense II Is exactly made TO stop
a cough and check n cold. and II pre-
vents Ia grippe. bronchitis or pneu.
monia. y. p Monahan. Monomonie.
Wis. says. - am exposed 10 All
kinds Of weather and find Foley'a
Honey and Tar Compound always
likes mo I'd IN good shape when 4
catch cold or have a bad cough. I
Iecommend II gladly. Refuse substi-
CO.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
ENcAmPmENT IN JULY.

PITTSBURGH. Ia. March 20
BrtEadier General a. y Logan. COM
handing the Second Brigade. y. q.
p. announced today that the annual
encampment for Geld duty will be-
held July 1915. Indiana. Washing
ton, Mt Gretna and number OF
places have been suggested but the
place for the camp has not yet been
decided. All commands OF the bril-
gsde have been placed on a war
footing.
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intelIIaencer HANDY Almanac at
eisyneys Drug Store for only csc.
Get one now.


Abe ingram. OF Chicago, former resi-
dent OF Rock Lick. Aarshall county. who
mas peen spending the past several
months ON tour OF Europe. spent yes
terday with friends AZ Elm Grove Mr..
INGRAM was formerly a resident of Mar
snail county. but several years ago
moved With his family to Chicago. where
ne mas been making his home. Recently
ne has travelled extensively in Europe
and while on his way home stopped 20
VISIT old friends In the out the pike soc
ZION lie left for his home at Chicago
last evening.
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rriadslphia We. ,nrtde.port

The manager OF the Triaaelphia dis
trict High school base ball team has
completed all arrangements with tbe
brldgeport High school for the first
game OF the season 90 be played on the
Film Grove grounds next Friday after
noon Yesterday afternoon Captain KEEL
lar mad All the candidates out and some
very tast practice work was done AZ
the present time the team looks to be
one OF tho best school teams IN this
vicinity. as they have n large number
or players TO pick from and all are ex-
The pitching stair seems TO be In th-
very best OF condition while the re-
manner OF the team seems TO balance up
accordingly. The boys will be out for
parctiee every day that the weather will
permit. as they expect to annex the
scalp q the Ohio lads with very little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
WIN Build Courts.

work on the erection OF the additional
tennis courts for the Stein Tennis club
at Elm Grove will be started in the
near future. During the early part of
the week business meeting OF the
members was held and IL was decided 10
additional court. In addition 10 this ia
was decided to build a club house for
the use OF tho members The contract
Tor the work Will be let in n few DAYS
and VIII be completed as soon as possi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

was sssos7 20. an Increase OF Sfst25
Win total operating expenses inciud.
ing taxes ~ s42f .q37gs
The report 81 the trustees 9 n
LlEgett and s &. Scott. shows thai
la $1,000 bonds have been douhht
and turned over 10 the company can.
colled, while there has been an $500
bonds cancelled. Tho report vas con
sidered 90 BE- very Commemorative
ono and one they need not feel great.
~ worried over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

The examinations In the TriadeIphia
district schools for the eighth grade
started yesterday morning and viii he
concluded this evening. About one humid
req students are taking the examine
ton making the largest class in the
history OF the schools. II unsuccessflII
IN their attempt to rass the examina-
ZION At this time the students viii have
present term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

The willing Workers class Of the
church OF God Elm Grove gave an oyster
supper mt Wceber's last evening The
proceeds of the evening will be FOR the
benefit OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

The q. j. s.. club. composed OF the
young ladies' OF Elm Grove will be en-
tertained this evening at the home Of
Miss Mary Bowers. Several matters of
business VIII be discussed during the
evening after which social hour will
DE enjoyed. All members OF the club
are requested 20 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
COUNTY ASSESSORS
(cOntinusd from First Pae..)

resulting in a more equal taxation OF
all property In the State"
All Counties Represented.
More than hundred persons ar,
IN attendance. including assistant AZ.
SCISSORS and Office assistants and
members OF boards OF EQUALIZATION
ana review. Every county in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27
Increase
81 Decrease

The miles Of railroad operated b.
the company during the year was
2s.02 showing a freight revenue OF
&30f.202.17. while tho passenger train
revenue was fi57E2361S. The grand
total 81 the freight traffic shows for
1913, l.5s6.26i tons carried against
l.0s9.OOO tons for 1912. Total trans
portation expenses for the year was
S206 656.67, with an increase OF SIS.
6OS.ff. The total general expenses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

Rev. p. =. Burt. OF Mt. Pleasant, o.,
viii deliver sermon this evening at the
vance Memorial church. at Woodsdale
The service will begin promptly at lao
O'Clock Communion services and recep-
ton TO the members will be held SUNDAY
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

school will be held this evening at the
home OF Mrs. A. r. Ruble. Important
business matters OF the class VIII be
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

The Silver Lear sunday school class.
of the elm Grove Church, of (.oa Lav.
completed All arrangements for the Civ
Ing OF = pastry sale at the Barlow Com
pany store. April H. An kinds OF home
Will be on sale. The proceeds OF the sale
VIII be used for the benefit OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

A business meeting OF the Keystons
Bible elass OF the Stone church sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

West Virginia rrnctsoa q
Electric Company srd City q
ouburban oas company's au-
t5erixed pay stations:
company.s office. corner 18th
ne Chapiine strests. Wheeling.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va
The First National Bank. Elm
Grove. West virginia.
state BANK OF Elm Grove Elm
drove. West virginia
Pay your electric light. water
tnd gas bills at the most conven-
lent pay station.
CHAs. Madden.
Asst Sec and Treas
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1ntssea1nsl luss1oa uanl
The Cruthers Nission hand OF tho
stons church. Kim Grove. were very
pleasantly entertains1 b. lkxss F1orenc.
keyseg. Last evening". a very entoyable
evcnt1E was spsat N MUSIC and other
diversions. Practically all the members
vsrs prsssnt and enjoyed very pleas
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OUT.THE-PKE


IN - !. "a n: -, Sseyss,,Is. 2. :us ss...
s,.s.sss,s- g, - ,;;sss:..,es q .ssi a.
ynes1 ths mattsr before the council
VITA u result that naos Of the dis
1sassrs1 that ssvsrai weeks sxo post
tgvns sd "a ths asftsr TAKEN IN 'i In
- et8ersnt councfh. II vss acted on
~ IL esencfinsa uho save ths mayor
kermiseton 70 have ths necesSarr con
= psttsrson made This has been plsosd
IL hands Of conpst<nt snxineerr.
80 - AZ work and viii hav1 The ma D
nns.ns1 WITH = shsrt tina.
The Proposition - plAce1 before u
sssssn.sn saiss fer : sub .tation 70
- oss the pike ssetton. lin order 20
1stsrmins On ths most couvenisnt place
~ insesctors rsauesas1 thai = conpIsss
80 oeeunncss meg - made OF ths
= e. $500 -. s.; e sss Pesse,es ssthori
Thu = somsthfng that has ions b>>n
scsss1 Tor aanong the residents OF the
80 In Grove and Fulton have bean
stamps and othsr nsosssary suppliss.
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GENERAL BALANCE
OF PITTSBURGH WHEELING
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Forty languages are used IN the max
ing or the 24.52I publications issued IN
this country and In Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

70. ths past ssssrsi days . force OF
men have been AZ work laying the long
1esded walks In the town OF Edfwood
practically All the principal sfrssts q
tns tom: Howsvsr some OF The resi-
sents had left an opsnins In the walk
Dsdsstrtn. Of u town much annoy
e.cs - IL we = very muddy spot ana
9uss % crosssd By those living west
trlo ce@peny traeks In order that they
ss.e eatsh . e.x Ter ths city. This IL
Hsy v.ns ere bsing- needed ana Il il
nnsly 10 ethsrs VIII be placed IN the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-27

Corset Covers, worth 75c. Bunny price ..........
Drawers, worth 75c. Bunny price.
Princess Slips, worth si.35. Bunny price
Gowns, worth $3.50. Bunny price. ...........
Combination Suits Si.75 values
Summer Underwear for men, women and chdre
riety
Bunny says: Trade at the Better Store for better
money.
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JNO. W. RENNER
Auditor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
gefanntmaduns Ses SerfaniS pun
.S,amiltpn Gonnttl gunSs.

geriteselie glrgcbpie fuerhen cHsecsneercu.
men i'm Der Gffice Der Gounih'AnmWillGte poI'
Sant 1914. mi i2 flbr Wlihass. fiit ben gn.
iaui bon aonos ron SGmilion gounih IN o;r
Summe BON bunoeriianieno tsi00 600 OO) 5sSt SGt'
lars. befnate eoros ttno ,'ps,ehnSstt .zgVI
IN 3abI. Hinmerirt bon loi big 800 ,sriL,l.
$500 0O) Dollars snhIrur oretBip 1900 Saots
bonn Datum bes Bsrinuis uro 9tHfen irdaefo
ilr Rdte bon bier uno einbieriel t4kG) Nto'
Sent per Sa6r. inhIbdr balbJdhrlitl am erii2l
Taae i'm stprl uno Citober leoes sInbr. heinsS
getraa rno 9tnieH ttrb 3GbIbar in Der Etilte
6es Gonnto' SbGsmsifiets eon SamiltoH eoaF'
gsfasie Bombs Hns ausassebsn I'm g!n,!GHs
uit ben aussmeirsn geirten bes staates G5to
ans ausfl6rih.t In eeifior 2i34 ees auss'
iasiuen GoSe pon Ohio. pno IN uebet,irfiiul'
niiin1 nit elmer MefoIniiou oaiftrt bon ben
aommiNdren bon 6auriIton Gonnio. q, an
" Gr,psbn,r Bombs tuerber nusaeeeben sum
9pea Der GrlGueung bon fones fur bic Gr'
baiIuua zines ueueH Court Souie iino Setdns'
niB,Gebduecs fdr 6dmilioH Go,lnin. Cbto.
gefalie Bombs peroen fiir nttt ineHieet ais
Bart uro nutaeIaHtene 9inien OIL ben bb5fisn
ten irgenomelhe ooer aue slneeboie AT ber'
iperfen. Seees Nnssbot rlub bon einem eer'
tiiisirter GbeS In Der SifmWie bon ettiGuieno
$4,000 On) @onars, bealeiiet feiu slhlbnr al
ben Sfnsmeiiier bon Ndmtltou GonHth. q.
Beideie glHasbote u1iHen oerfedeli rHo trl'
ooIiri Setn -sios for oGmiliou Gounin Refu
Court Serfe dHb Gail guiloina Bombs.
Nm gHItrGa heI VouH!n HoHminnre ooH
'dH'''''n sPsSi yPap'' a. geffeImann, graf
"''''' i42f2s4
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2(lperbes 0ffucte bic 3uI6eIn mtts
tells zines &eiles, traBte Elm Stiid Der
I6ulenbiIoenOeu Sberbaupt lps uno
perTentte oieies nit ben ouron bdus
9enber 9inoesgepebstbeilen in bas
lrdere Gjeuebe bes UlonteIg. Die
Muideln puroen barauf an i6rem
ratiirliden Srt pieber ins @aher
surHdscbra6t unb nu9 3eitrdumen
bon 3fpei Sagen bis 27 @pdlen ae6f=
net un bic fortihreitsnbs QerlbilOurJ
su beo6n6ten. Dos osrpflan5te 6e=
ne6e pereini0te iih ntemuls nit oem
ulten @rlpebe. 1o, no es in einem
Soblraum bes MdnteIgetrtbes au lie.
cen fam, umpu4Ien bic gpibermis.
5ellen bieien uno biIoeten ip ben Sdd,
in tem bic 9lusi4eibun1 Der perIens
IubItdus Ttattfuno. Die Torm Der
9erlen riftete iih sara noh Der BEG
6pbIraums, ibre 9r6be betrug bO6s
items l Miqimeter i'm Turbmsfsr.
9os problem Der tiinItliben perIens
erseugunu oiirfte biernat als geIoR
bctrahtst peroen, tpenR man aud nod
ireit oappr eutfernt lit, bic 70 ertitan'
eensn, aroBentbeils minberpertbisen
9erlsn ineufrisl su ssrpstt5en.
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& SiinitIi6 Gr3euSuna po n
perlen. Reuere llnteriudungen
babsu betpieIen, bah Die gerlen uit1t,
lpie man angenommen bat, our9
bic gbionoeruRa ppn perImuttsr 5ur
llmbIlunu Don 5remotOrpern snts
iteben. ionoern oaB lie BON Der glrIs
peienbett eines Sades aus 3eueH Der
iaaumbiloenben Sber6aut i'm Wlans
teiqepe6s abbGnaia 1T. gei Der sez
p06nliden MiesmuifeI Qibt elm 9az
raiit ben Qnreis aur GntIte6uHo Der
pcrle. Der Gtnbringlin9 pirb nod
in lebenoem 9uitano opn ben Gpioer.
misaeqsn nit einem rinus ael4Iol'
ienen Sadc umueben. in oem nd6 benz
Spbe BEG paraIiten touaentriife Ca
gen bon Ysrlmuttermuiie abeeIAteben
iperoen. Die 8eriud,e. our6 Ginfii6z
runu pon NremotOrpern in bic Wtus
'Aeln perlcn gu er3eu1en eine
Prattit. Die ii6risens auerit npn Chi
neien oeiibt uno pon Den sSupanern gu
elmer sSnbuItrie cnttpidolt !ouros - err
ddben niemols freie Gerlen, ionoern
INNER nur perlenartise se2luspii6I; ober
Slaien on Der Sbale. &iiralib 1T es
icop6. tpie Der rprpmetbcus" nit
tbeilt, Or. 9(lperoes aelunaen, bic gtI.
bunu bon perlen burG Sniettiou ppn
GpiosrmisItiidsn ins WarteIseDsbe
s.s- -Rui6sIu siiaitlia hssssisufiisIea.,
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Ioti1 far asutraitoreH.
GcmmiffiouerS cfttte.
Sam lion GoIHt9. z

-
Sdmili Gonnth. Shto
GtHetnHnii. O.. 2s. glt 1914.
BerfteGeIte aHaebote iuereen ert.
eesenesnSmmen in Der Office oes poarb Of
Gonnin Gommiiiioners sis = ret to q. ben 90.
Juri 1914, nm II ubr wlliings. fur bic nd6'
iiebenoe Gounnsarbeti:
GemaF ben Spe5ifiatioueu 30. 654--fSiir bic
GrribmHg elmer Concrete Bride lber ben
igHlcreei al Rdrning Roao nabe 9oIerliR
giie tn goIerniu 1onnfbip.
Iie arbeii bat az aefbsben in llebereiHItim'
mnng nit ben pldneH uno EpeIifiln;toHen.
psI3e iebt in Der. Cfiiee ees gonrs Of 9oaniS
9omuiifoners antIiepen.
aue anaebote Tiiiieu aIf sSorrtnIure cusae,
IiiHt perosu. tuelbe lett In oer Office .oes
goarb Of Gonnin Gomm,iiouers AT bGbsn iiIIo.
iino btglsiet iein Bon eiueM Bomb in Der
gnmme bon iiHfhunbert fsb00.00l 3oudrs
nit sIpe gnten uno aeuiaeuoen Rliroer als
Siferbeii bah Der Wieier ben aontrali etrae'
ben fpiro iur WnA'tibruug her Grbett, I'M Snue
berfeIbe tbm BuerinnTi iuiro.
Tie Gounin Gou1mifoHers hebnIieu fth eas
Rstt Dor, irssrbsiH obet aue guaebois gu
I'm glii'tpas, Ses goars of sGnhlion GOunir
1oTuiiiouets
srsSq @ettctmnnu Rrarissn,
gltteft: q aIberi RE eirbarot gferf.
2s, Suni 4ll1S
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giegnlatiun, rie GaItenriiirnns aller
U}ilfl Doridjreibeno.

Gel cs berorbnet bon Der Gjeunobeiiss9e'
b1roe Der Stapt Cincinnati. 0nmllion lolIliQ,
Siaat Ebio oGs Ole iol9enoen he9hllll2hti'
ilr bic allgemeiHc 8einHobeti noIblueIolg lllo.
inb oiefel6eu iueroeH onber ais Gegu!alloneIl
bon Oteier Beb0roe aHgenommen: 81. -.
sl Gs fol- fir trlenoeiHe yerlon 6irna ooet
aorpotdtioH nn9eietlb fem ~ 0st S'dol t2l
aenbiuel6e Whlf ooer cream I'm Selie ~ ud'
beit 8um 3rpede bes 8erfdiiiens ooer ser lten'
iens an irgeHoeine petion ooer HetloneR iDel'
be nttt patiehTilIrt III ioie HaWheoeHo oO'8e'
" ss GiiI6 mnO Cream foaen. ais .paicuriiirt
Gnqeiebeu tuerbeH I'M StftIle oieler heeula!lDN.
Iuenn biefelben bis 81 elmer 1emeetdiHr ooi
eiubuuoert mo ilnfuHooier8g St1o 14bJ
Tdbrenbet erbiBt ipur0en ino III nieicr lem
peratur uichi ioeHeer aIs orelBtg Dhnuien eF'
baIicn tpnIeen 3et sanlaisssW},ssate eet U,
ern1ttidt fgin oas Bertabren Der Ralieurl'
iiruna al inipt5ren. ebeHfo ben RIat stppa'
rat IIno bic 3aiiaHee. uHier oeneR eIeeo ee'
soiite bic 9aftenriiruna bon Wtl1 o6et
Gteaul aui anoere g9eIe eelbebsH a!s iiat pet
g,eibooe uHD BEN gettabren. lpie es bonn sa'
Hiiiis' gelmien gaigebeiben III, 70 lou oies a.S
ben geIiiuImunepn oitieT AeguIaiioH n.tt Ha6s
iommenp auaeieben iperoeH.
s3 Sic 0ben befGbriebeneH Raitenitfrung foil
in alien i5duen erter6erlt9 lsln auS8gnpmInen
ouiie bon Udl3eteien erlangi Uet6cn. uie lli'
ter olreiter aoniroue elmer Gnetiannien Wsil1'
stonnIiiiipn Der Cincinnati rltnoeWn VI D'eop
cine iteben. ito biefe slusnabme iou HuT alf
grobuiie glnfuen6ung 'uner, fpelbe ais eeriilI'
ARR uno inipistri bCiuHnt iiHo.
"a slIle Reoulationcu poer Ibsilc bon Refo'
uittoreu. tpelbe bietulii in gSt6eripru1 flebeH,
,peroeu bieTourcb nherritien.
So 1ieft Resnlution iol in aruit Teien am
nnb n1h oem eriien Iaa. I'M ''n!i 1914.
so genn iib bic C5efunobeiis Seborae Rir
GBcnlae odoou ibeT5enst bat onB irgsnoeine
Qerfon bic obiGe gtsaulaiiou hberiIiii 10 fou
feline grlnubniB wlilcb ooer bereH Vrpoufts 5i
oeriauieu. pieerriieH pereetl.
glrlenomnen bon Der BciuHobeibfseboroe
ber Sinht Cincinnati. Sarilion GouHtb, Sinat
Tbio, biefen 2T. 1ag i'm Wd 1914.
Gaa. TadIer W. ..
gssIdu6iei: gFdnoeHi pro iem
Z. T. S'TeiIl Glcrf. 49, 4. IL