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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
NsieHsoaLY KINDNESS.

"This plant-belongs to the bego-
mia family"
"Ah. And you are taking care
Of it while they are away"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
TERALLY.

Gle gave me but a bald statement
about that business affair"
"What did he say?"
"That its fate hung on hair"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
IN THE KITCHEN.

81 never escape without a beat
ing" moaned the Egg.
"Eyerybody's always stringing
me-" lamented the Bean.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
NOTHING COULDN'T.

Reggie-Can nothing induce you
to change your mind and marry?
Miss Keen--Eyidently not, Reg
gle; haven't you tried and failed?
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
IN THE GARDEN.

81 don't know what to call this
new runner we've planted"
"Why not call it the Marathon
vine?"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
CORRECTION.

"Smith is a man, | am told, of
'sedentary habits"
"No such thing! He never touches
a drop"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
NOT so.

She-People are saying that you
married me for my money alone.
He-They are mistaken. You had
quite lot of real estate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
OVER THE PHONE.

swell, there's been an addition tc
your family"
"The deucew
"Exactly. Twins" Exchange.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
NO PAUSE ABOUT 1T.

"She certainly is leading him a
dance"
"Well, there's no hesitation step
in it,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
HIS REGRETS.

"How do you like the young lady's
execution on the piano;'
81 am sorry for the music she is
numbering"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24

De Quiz-What do you call the
man that drives an automobile?
De Whiz-Well, it depends largely
upon ones religious scruples and
command of language.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-09-24
Piles Cured in 6 to II Days

Your druggist will refund money If PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to Il days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. Soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
EVENING BIBLE CONFERENCES
TO BE CONDUCTED NEXT MONTH

under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. The
speakers are the greatest Christian
leaders OF the age. No expense has
been spared in making the program
equal 20 any ver before presented
in this country.
The addresses will be given I'm the
First Presbyterian church and will
commence each evening at S O'Clock.
There viii be a special service Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
which Mr.. $. ID. Gordon will speak.
Monday. March 10.
DR.. George II. Stuart is one Of the
the most virile speakers on the Amer
lean platform. For ten years he was
associated with Sam Jones and dur
ing that time he imbibed some OF the
indomitable spirit which character
ICED the great evangelist. DIR. stuart
IS a pastor at Knoxville. Tenn. but
Is in great demand all over the
country for lectures.
Tuesday.
Rev Melville TrOter 8, a living OK.
qualification Of the value Of Rescue
Mission Work" Many years ago he
was "A down and outer ON he
streets of Chicago. but Harry Nun
roe. who also has 90 his credit the
conversion Of billy" Sunday. got hold
OF him and he was converted Typ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28


In every phase OF his varied work.
he Is an author. preacher. teacher.
couege president and editor and Is
the acknowledged premier in each
line. DR.. Morgan loves America and
mas crossed the Atlatic AZ times fur
lng the past twenty years. since
Moody first recognized him as the
preacher he had ever heard
ma brought him to Mortified TO ad-
dress the Bible Conference. He Is
the pastor of Westminster Chapel.
IN London. and breaches every Sun
DAY to a church packed to the gal
Ieries. He has been president of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church of England
n Is now president OF the Chestnut
Iheologlcal College Of Cambridge.
Saturday and Sunday.
y ID. Gordon Is widely known as
the author of the Quiet Talks" series
OF books on devotional subjects. lie
Is one OF the popular writers
OF devotional literature in this coun-
try n Great Britain and his ad-
dresses are equally popular.
Mr.. Gordon became state secretary
OF the Ohio Y. VI. &. 4. in 1856 when
the work was in a very critical state.
his extraordinary capabilities in this
work commanded the most favorable
attention from within and beyond
The membership of this organization
he Is a devoted student of the Bible
and his series of Quiet Talks will
DE one of the very interesting feat
ures or the Conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
WANTS $4,000
Damage Suit Filed Against Burns &
Church Transfer Co. Yesterday
BY Jefferson GrinnaIds.

A damage suit for $40. o was 6led
yesterday by jefferson ID
VS.. The Burns and Church Transfer
company for personal injuries He
charges that he was hit by a taxi
cab OF the defendant company during
Fair week and received Injuries.
meritlne the sum for which the suit
was Med. The plaintiff in the case
had been 10 the Fair and was return
ing TO the city. At the Bridge no
was struc by the taxi. and removed
TO the North Wheeling Hospital. lie
was confined there for quite a while
and still is caused pain by the in
!urles received by the collision with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

ical OF b Christian spirit. he Is uni
versally recognized as one OF the
greatest Rescue Mission workers OF
the country. He has been on the Wi
mona program for fifteen consecutive
years, and the opportunity OF hearing
MN VIII be eagerly gTasped by thou
Wednesday.
Rev, William Souper. VI. A.. pastor
OF Chaplain Common Presbyterian
church OF London, England. is "A man
Who puts into a ffty-minute address
the equivalent of ten classroom lee
lures, n he does IL in a way which
holds his audience from the beginning
TO the end. Rev. Souper is a teacher
as We'll as a preacher. AT Crathia.
nls hrst parish. he was honored by
the friendship of the late Queen Vic
toria and King Edward and many
other prominent people are proud TO
De numbered among his friends.
Thursday.
Hev. John Mcneil is best known in
America for the successful meetinEs
ned In this country in Chicago in
1913. where he was associated with
Dwight J.. Moody. Before coming 10
America he was recognized as one OF
fngland's greatest H.
vas no unusual thing for Rev. Nc.
Neil TO speak to congregations nun-
Derlng 10000 people during his work
IN London. lie Is pastor OF Cookies
l~resDyterian church, Toronto. Onta-
no ana does not often leave his pui-
pit for outside work. Ills address
VIII interest every hearer
Friday.
Dr. q. Campbell MORGAN f. ono of
those rare characters possessed Of a
multiplicity of exceptional abilities
ana yet Tar outdistancing every rival
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
INSTRUMENTATION MEET.
lNcS CONDUCTED AT
Y. N. c. A.
Promise 20 Be Very Intel re sting
Many Prominent Speakers WiH
BE Present at Meetings.

Beginning Monday. March g and
continuing until Sunday. March %,
there will be held in Wheeling one
OF q series OF great Evening Bible
Conferences which are being held in
various large cities throughout the
United states. Hitherto IL has been
impossible to hear the worlds great
leaders OF Christian thought and ef-
Tort without visiting one Of the Bible
conference %centers. such az Winona
Lake or Mortified. Realizing this.
Ir o G Dtckey. Of Wiuena. con
ceived the idea OF conducting n series
OF conference throughout the coun-
Try. thus enabling those TO attend p
meeting Of this kind who Otherwise
would not bc abb" 20 enjoy this priv
ilege.
The purposes Of the Conferences
arc educational and inspirationai
The movement Is interdcnominationaI
and Is being conducted in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
RECITAL AT FIRST
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

Plans are almost completed for
me recital that will be given at the
EhsIlsh Lutheran church Thursday.
March 5. by Mrs. Lima Hennig,
Sherman's school OF expression. The
play VIII be given under the auspices
by the Young Ladies' circle OF the
church. Two playlets will be given.
the first being The Packing Of the
Home Mission Barren' and the sec
Ond The Voice of Authority" After
me program refreshments Will be
sold. A cordial invitation IL extend
ed to all 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Informal Silk Dresses. SIG. 95

Developed in tengaline, in taupe, wistaria,
hague, navy ana black-alSo models in blue
and black ~taffeta, charming STYLES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
NeoU Stuck Rombe,s, SOC

Long sleeves and high neck-Short sleeves and
low neck-trom linene, ripplette and chamtra.
Blues, TanS and Stripes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
HaHd-Emb'd Keychicb. II I-2c

Ladies all pure linen, with a dainty hand
wrought initial-all white-alSo Ladies' plain
HemStitched 25c kind for t2Ic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
SnIbea PeffIc0at. 48c

or Percale in the well known black and White
stripes, both broad and in satin n
black and green at Ooc-worthv stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Crebc de Chine Waiyf. 1898

In white only, long sleeves, long shoulder roll
collar, heInStltched seams, Semi-tailored effect
simple ami pretty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
DOHbh DamaSk NAPKINS. S5.0Sho9

81 heavy satin damaSk-that sells regularly at
$500 dozen i'm sale-11-inch size and - =,
choice Of acceptable patterns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Venice Collar and Gut SEES. SOC

Others up to s5.5O-pointed collarS-these are
new and show it in deSigns-wanted for dresses
coats and suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
PAaIdS in Silk Serge, SI.75 1Gva

In demand for dresses and skirts. a diagonal silk
that will drape beautifully and wear Splendidly
so inches wide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
SIngH Bed Bankets, S2.0S PaU.

\ wool hlanket-Otfered in Black ana White and
Blue and White PlaidS So. 50 reguIar and
marked at this price to close out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
CARRIAGE Pi/Iosvs. Pc

Offered in several extremely graceful designs of
fine, snowy white pique-an unusual value.
New package goods are here too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Skirts, $500
CHiIarcN'S Wash Dresses. $50

o to II year sizes, in striped Wonderland Cloth
blues and tanS trimmed in plain fabrc-the very
prettieSt styles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Oaf Meal WeaUe I01vc/s. II J-2c

his IS an all-linen towel 1890 inches - thor
Oughly absorbing, because of its texture and is
the easiest towel to launder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
+ II IN 5-/nch RIbb0Ds. nc Xd,d

Regular 2oc quality shown in Satin. Taietq
G Ina WORE III white pink, navy, old rose and
light blue. Saturday only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
EWbrOideyy Trimmed Gozcus. 79c

As shown in Main Street Window-high, V. and
square neck and long sleeves, also ~slipovers with
short sleeves and round neck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
AWbHScade Wool Bahste. SOC Yd

For lightweight dreSSeS-a smooth fabric. fine
weave similar to chaliS, but i'm solid shades
only-full range-pastel and somber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
The Metropolitan Life
Insurance COMPANY

ii"- completed the greatest year in its
nIsl"tN, It's total income is III mil
iloH ""liars' a gain OF 10@t million dol
iaI~ N"W Insurance In the Ordinary
.,'pdftineht IS 23Oia million dollars in
~" lhdnstrial DEPARTMENT mere than
SUI mlLion dollars. making a total OF
oNer oil million dollars Of new insur-
ance written.
me assets OF the company are over
80 millions of dollars. "a cain OF over
90 million dollars with a capitaI AMI
surplus of over % million dollar III"
ne company viii pay bonuses and
!. i,'l'u3 uuTing The. year 1914 amount
ilg 10 million dollars vet urarly an
" PYll,ics are non-participating and
iSS.yu a a low rate Of premium.
wheeling and vicinity have dom tbctr
suiie towards this magnificent 70
SUI having issued during a..
'H over seven thousand
p1il'i's, Tor which take this 5ppoTtII
my OF expressing my a~prrecttion .,
tht phhiC OF this section for .b.ir f,.
t"teSt ana assistance iu this wondcrTil
a.hi'N'Wenl u surely h. the ,ornp.ry
people. ""' TOT the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

PM l1 NidrS grilGclmiua 9lpclt, 9ir HI
Nor0 .0ouup0ngl 4 Sabre all
slm l6- Nid8 0ari Slrnot uGiip Seieniion
glm is. Nidrs Sanna6 9cnoaun, glr 1919
N,noion guenue, 81 Sabre alt
slm II. Ndrj Niarp y. Seuuctt glr. ll5,
Cn 22 Sirdbc. GS Sabre ali.
9lm i6, lidr5 Ilc Scr8ey, glr. 23, gloro'
Gocu SraGc SO Sabre alt
PIN no. Nldr5 Misria 8. Snllnd, Gr. COL
SdroOi,glbcnuc 90 Sabre alt
glni "A. Wldr5 Seniamiu y. Glari, ylr s2s
gScit9crnaon StraBc. SO Sabre Qli.
glm II. lidr6 Suiepbinc Comfort, 9ir lO3,
9lm 10, Widr5 &anp u, cieoridls, Gr. 2Co,
9'oro gSnihinQions StraBe. rs Sabre all.
9m l6. Nllr5 0arriinc Sntcpnrt, gir. 22Ol
Srcnus Sra6c 20 Sabre alt
pm %. Qdr5 Sreoerid 5ruiibnra, Siaois9os
Sim TO- @idr8 @,arp 6 @arolncr, gr. 1882
PIN o. Nidrs @iiiam g. eurocn, gtr. sos,
Noro GollnQongIpcnc. 63 Sabre all
9lm a. Nldr6 66arirs NJ eaucr, gr. 22i5,
Baltimore StrnBc. 20 Sabre nlt
gIni 10. Nldr5 Sema geBnert llnlocrilids
Slm Is. @lSr5 S0Bn .. Me9lfce. gIr 1860.
Cit9iori0'glpenuc. 81 Sabre ali.
PIN IA. Widr3 Stiinm y. NNibnru, SoDn5
9uninse0oiniinl p Sabre all
9lm Z. Nidr5 gsiniam Wt. giilec, 9r. 1904,
@cii.DloiDcr SrnBe 76 Sabre nli
glm iG Nldr} Wcorge ~ Wiitmcn, Sin Scs
tegiiou Nopinl," 45 Sabre nlt.
glm g. Nidr5 Soiepbine VI. @int1, gir. Sil,
pm f5 lldr3 Wlargaret NiDcrs, gGiD Se
tcniion Noipiul" 60 Sabre alt.
gIm G. Niir5 6rauees 9nn Nnit gir. l7O6
Glingluif 9locnc, 4l Sabre ali.
sIm 10. Nldr5 @crtrnoe gpoemger 9lr. 3ii,
9loro '@rceuc SiydBc 81 Sabre alt.
PIN 49, Nidr5 SIeoourc u. yiubrbad gIr
1892 @cuniu lnnnidsgpcnuC 90 Sabre alt
gln 49, NldrS 0briitina y. Smith, yir. 1886,
2SdrmidsspenmC SO Sabre alt.
slm s. Nidr3 gllbinn Slnpnl glr IA, 9oros
aicic Sirnbc. 80 Sabre alt
pm iG. Nidr5 multiplying Strubcl, Yir. s23
Siio Bort Sirnhc u Sabre alt
pm 10. Nidr5 &aitpr Sccl Swcrt sSinolor
Qou (9Sn.brnoD So Sabre oli
glm H. Wdri M;orH Swcigcr, gir 500
@rcenpilops Strnhe, 73 Sabre alt
glm i6 Nidr6 MlarH g. Siabe, gir. 1919, @us
tam 8lncc 81 Sabre alt
PIN i6 Nidr5 Catherine &cnicr, gir 1882.
0umlcD SruBc 73 Sabre alt
glm t3 Widr5 Wiarn YSngner, 9r, 543 gSclis
0nmburG. Srnrc 40 Sabre alt.
PIN t6. Nldr5 sarab s. @aro, glr 1914,
'' slm i''' Is 'rdr @SsmcnS NJ. ssreis, Sin
Eetcniion 0oipiial," 2i Sabre ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

Der 0ampf INN Oie ,Snlanolteucr Ginncbmerlteuc III
Baltimore Der Wlonotc lang eeOaucrt Bat lit c0lid ent
dJicocu Gin @orplGnoer erbGt oos 9lmt n Der tr'
6cre GongrcBa6georoctc ,Soibuo SS .Otcs BON Somcr
Iet-Sontp Gem @uioes Seator Blair sec miro Serr
D4ilcs einc Grncunung 5u uer0anten babcn. llebcr-
bopt mare oieies 9lmt mo6ridcinliA cucm @anne aus
Tcaparc mcld]cr Stoat nebeu Dem Gitrift Columbia
A 0cm W1omGn0cr Iiitrift gebort, 5ugefalen menu
nidt Scrotor Sec Senator SodiouS gladioger geuor'
cen marc 9unOesielator Soulsburp BON 0elopore
lunidtc cincn cincr Gouttueuen iiir Oos 9lmt aus
crforcu 81 Ga6cn un0 cnfhiBrcdjc MlGuncr ans Eco
mare mtcribtcn iein gerlangeu in c6r encrgii1er
%eiic Ga, 8il cner 3eit iol oc Grncunlg oes Y'an-
ncs BON Gclauarc d]on bereit gcle8cn babcn Ser
cgetde g9enoepmft jit @imiien ylorDlanos tra aber
cod crit Gin nadoenl Blair See unm Scnat 81 Git mo
Stinne 3uocloen morOen mar mo cr Scrrn Niilcs III
%oridlao brodbtc Die 9luspo6l Oes iribcren Gon9reB
9bQcoronctcu pom Cihier 3cigt, oaB Der &nid pes
Senators Sec e6r pie @cwdjt 6elh %rdlioenten bat,
ocih bic i6rigcn Gongrebmtglicocr bon Morplano bat
ten bic GrncnnunQ cines Scrrn aus @oltmoreSountp
beiirportct IS mus ober 5ugcanocn ucroen ooB Olc
gusmo6l ocS 0crrn 0dlcs ir Die SnIonolteuer Ginneb
luerselc cine rcd gtc it, Serr @des lit nidt olein
cu id6igcr @oun bat audi pie iiir oic ocmoratil@e
4urtci QctAan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9OnncrItua, Oeu 49, @ar5 1914.
llnIsrc staStudtcr lyiclcn nit ccm 6cncr.

gSas 1T los nit rnerem StoOtrat62 gSiiicn Die gn'
ten gtaotudtcr nidt 6oB lie nit Dem 6cucr ipiclen?
Set bier 9odcn itrcten tic id MN i6ou ibcr bic yer
urouina mcd)cin Baltimore abiolutc 3pongsunpflng
ci6re ioQ ulo nnteroecu breiten Die Slattern lid1
iumcr pcitcr aus Is fomncu iopcit alcroin9s mtr
uercin5cc Sale Dor g6er oicic Sale ereigncn lid IN
oaeu Staotgegcnoeu mo eiueS idonen Worgcns folil
Baltimore ouuad)cn H. id) elmer petper6reiteen Gpi<
ocnc ac0cnbcriebH g3os Oann2 Nam Guarontonc
ocs Saicns ulO groBcr S6oocn umcres ponoelS llo
cicr ioldcn Geo6r miro oic Sto0t osgcicBt neil cill
poor 5tootpdter lid eiu6loen es iei Dem @eimobets-
ante 3i piel Nlodt gegeben mem Oci Smpfor5ten cr'
lou6t ie su 3eitcn oon OrobcnOen @pocmien eocrge-
luo6ncr 81 5uingcu eine SSmpnarbc por5ujegen. 0aS
1T ueter ntS ais iibertrcbce 9iiidd]t Den 6ralel
aus oen 60bercn Stdilocn gcgenber Die iid) bcfomtid
an cncn clb i'm CieicaidoitsfIco 5idltig 5uae0edtea
Blobc impic loiicn in ernitcn 3cen uic Die BON @at
tcrn-@ @piocmic lit 9SriIocic nidbt om glabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
9er 0cncraI. 4uitmeiiler lnt BID 9adetpoit meiter

Der Wcucral. 4Oitmciier 6at Die %adetpOit weter
orsge0cbnt i0cm CT 0rdJ GermOlng Don 5arm-@ro
0lftcn ans elmer @niernmg bon 100 Niccn in gecgue
fer &eryadrug bis 5u 80 EilmO geattct 9isong mar
Ocicr Srolisport mmogdj gemodt ourd) Die Sordriit
OoB Die Scnomgcn in %otdden uutcrgc6radt werOcn
nBteu Phi iod5c gSeiie fonnte man feline @ier, But
ter 0ciliigcl uiu ucrididen Se6t fam OoS geidc6cn
Nlit onoere g8orteu, oie Gcgermg Bat mulme6r enen
rcguldrcn GrpreB- transport organrt. 0as lit en
mctcrcr Sdritt oic Grpreb &onpagnc'n 5iI bcietgcn
Gas miro BON groBfopitaliiiiibei 3ctmgcu libel Der
merit 7Sic rogen t6rdnen0en 9lugcs wos aus 0en 9n
eciicQten ocr @rpreB- @eicaidoite wcrocn oa. Sir
0cie lit poQauf oclorgt Sic treten in Oen %oltOient
ii6er mo cr6oltcn 0oppGf Is Oo6cn 2obn pie iriiber
Tam miro oid BON einer @TmogcnS.G Goniisfation ge
iprodcn ga oie bon ocr YoIt ber0rdngen @rpreB Cont
pognen i6r angecgtes aapal cinbiiBen. @er bat Die
3cbntauenOc Don @rocers gGdern unO 5leiidern ent-
idaoigt oie Don mdGhgeren Gonfilrreiten auBer Sri
items gccst moroeu no S9lieBlid lit nod 81 bemcr
fen, COB Die GrprcB-G GofHn6neu i6rcn cigenen Inter
0oug neridu0cn. Sdttc lie enigcrmoBen Die %roteltc
6cs %ubifuns beod)tct pedes iidl bcr ole nngcbi6r-
LID 6obe GrpreBroten beflogte 10 mdrc Der @codne an
cine gadetpoit uicHals ouigcfomnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
grrcan ocs @cOanOc.anigssturs, aatObons.

gjrycna ocs cjc6anoc .Suiycliurs, Nat1Bans.
BAL more. Oio., Is. Wid8 1914.
gnQcbotc mcrocn enipcgcn genonnen bon Der
Gontrafttehoroc Der Stdot Baltimore ir Ri
Ucairug uno &cri60ncrung oes Srtnoes bon
9ir 27 ScAule Sa0cii rno 9beiqh4 b1lF,
fr ben Nidbor uno Staotrub Don gdimofo
iir bic Scnntun9 lcteHs Der Seboree1forr
SGbu.sGommiiidre
gnaebote miiiien in ocriieqelien Gou0cris nno
an ocn .eonro Of Sliuaros OF Baltimore Stip
uorcfiiri iein ole 9lnii6rill ,Yruppinls inr
Sntpruuina, Grading nno 0nclcin1 @rnnnoo
30. 21 Sdloul" trQQcn. uto bel pcrrn Rt6nro
Gjlpinn, Siaoi'6cGiraior, in icucm Surcnu,
i'm RaiUbnus, am uocr nor Wiihpod Den I.
glpril 1914, If ll6r Sormiiia9s, einGcrci@t
meroen
Sin bcelaubiaicr Gbed bes 9iccrs I'M BE.
trd0e bon ihniBnnpcrt (S5OOO0) Sullnre nui
cine uGlcnring ooufc @nni" AMI bic Srorc ocS
Uilbors uno SiaDirnibs bon Baltimore, mnB
coem 9ngcboi beigcfiiqi cin
Ger criolQrci0c SiCicr muB ynrq6nii icuei
mo Die &orl6riiicn ocs Staoi9bnrers IN Be
6uQ auf 9onlrdltc crfllcn
Sei0nnn0cn mo SDciiildiloncu ionncli an
obcr mad Dem 20 Nidr8 1914 i'm guredi
pcs @chdnoc Sn1pcltors bcii6iiai ucrocn,
Sic Gch0roc 6chdlt d 0ls Ne6t Dor, iracno
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