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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
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not been accorded By the United states
% either Fedefalz OF COMMUNICATIVE.
there H. no way ny which the American
oricef- might be detailed 20 witness
engagements a. IN ordinary wars
Al that was made known 70 Officers
on auN a. the war department Of
hclaiN Of yesterdays important move
ments In IN" neirhbofhpod 81 Torreon
one OF the American consular officers
20 the erect that the ConsfltutionalfStS
rad captured three towns in the neigh
b"rhood OF Gomez Palacio.
There has been on exhibition OF any
real strategy at any time IN this south
ern campaign or. indeed. since the be-
ginning - the present revolution IN the
oWnion OF General stan officers. In the
success 50 FAR has been founded not
upon any exhibition Of military skill
hut solely upon his ability to Undue his
soldiers with the icca that he H. s1vin-
clble and to inspire them with desperate
courage In attack.
Keep Them Apart.
secretary tarrisou TODAY suggested
10 General Bliss. In answer 60 the lat
tiers Telegram respecting the disposition
20 be made OF the score OF Mexican
ConstitutionaliSt soldiers who were
driven across the Rio Grand. bv n st-
nerior force OF FederaiS yesterday near
Del Rio. that "a would b wise - Keen
his party seuarate from tho Federa d
soldiers now detained AZ Fort Miss
Tho Ainey resolution calling upon the
president Tor information regarding the
protection OF the lives and property or
foreigners In Mexico probably viii come
arpirs committee H. expected 10 ad-
NerselN report the resolution ON the
ground that ~ would be unwiSe to en-
ter upon public discussion OF the mat
speak on the subject either tomorroY
or Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
MONA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

DO not continue 10 suffer with Indl.
festion or dyspepsia causing heart.
burn, dizziness. after-dinuer distress.
headache, biliOusuess. pain IN the
bowels. or sour and gassy stomach.
Get effective and lasting relief al
once. Buy from any drugg st-to-dav
"a fifty cent box ~ M-O-na Tablets.
They quickly and surely end lndiges-
ton and stomach distress-are pleas
Snt ~ take and perfectly harmless.
Mona iq one OF the most depend
able remedies for disordered stom.
achs. ~ heals the sore and innamed
nemhrancs and is not only diges.
NV" and artacid giving prompt and
elective relief. but is tonic that
tones up and strengthens the entire
digestive sysfcm-fhc flow Of gastric
juices Dr. increased. then the food is
properly digoated and assimilated
you enjoy robust health
why suffer stomach distress an
other hour If o. not only needless but
my boz dangerous many serious
diseases are the result ~ neglected
stomach fIs.
DO not delav-get box Of Mona
to-day. take Thorn 0s directed. and II
lpu are not entirely satisfied with re-
tults-mOncy refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

During his talk he spoke OF the great
increase In membership in the state
In 1912. he said. there was an i'm.
crease of loo members. but in 1913
the increase mounted to LOO mem.
bers.
j. i. Morgan rendered literary Sc.
lection and Judge Alan n. Robinson.
John Nixon. w. $. Travis and ). h.
Gordon rendered excellent vocal
solos. In addition TO the addresses
delivered by those named above Rev.
}: n. Hess. pastor of North Street
Nj. T.. church. and n. &. Ogden spoke
interestinly of the work OF the order
and the visitation committee. The
meeting was brought to a close by
Rev. MIR. Hess. who pronounced the
benediction. Following the rendition
OF the program refreshments were
served. which included all of the good
things obtainable.
IL was estimated that fully 400
knights gathered in the hall. and all
pronounced themselves as in favor OF
reviying the work OF the violations
In this district next winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
Obitua ry
OFFICER DIES
Edward d. Hurley Passes Away Fol.
lowing Illness over Past
Three Months.

Edward u Hurley who for the past
eight years has been member or the
Guy ppllce department.. passed away at
MS nome. NO fl4O Wood street last
night. following an illness extending
over the past three months and a half
re was IN the forty-eighth year Of his
age and well known Throughout the cit,.
a. an efficient officer. Death was due 10
tubercular trouble. but he apparently
suffered little from the dread disease
until the Christmas holidays. when he
was forced 10 quit work. and soon there
atter his condition became serious.
Death occurred at 1890 o'clock la -,
night and members Of his family wee
gathered about his bed side lie il sur
Nived by his widow. four sons and four
daughters. Iie h. also survived by two
brothers. Arrangements for tho ftinersi
have not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
CONIFF HIRED
Local Attorney win Aid in Prosecution
OF Leyland Charges Before Council.

Attorney John j. Conim OF this city
Was selected last night by council 10
aid city solicitor Bremen in the prose
cution of the impeachment charges
against 'hief OF Police Thomas LeyIand
MI. IonlH was recomme nded by the
BOARD OF Control quite a few otiss-
tons were raised about the employment
OF an attorney without first knowing
lhe amount OF the fee he was to receive
Tor MS duties. Councilman Drake stated
that ne had talked TO the city solicitor
about the matter and that there was no
end
councilman Sands then made mo-
tion 10 hire the attorney at "A cost not
70 exceed $500 FOR his services and that
the council committee be instructed 10
draw up supplementary ordinance 10
cover the expense. When the original
vote was taken IL stood Is 70 in favor
or the motion. Councilman Chew Hedg-
IS, Hawkins and and Stillyard then adj
dressed the chair and asked 10 change
lneII votes TO no. making the last and
the hiring Of the attorney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
BANKER SHOT.

tain &. r. Adams. president OF the
First National bank. which recently
closed its doors. was tonight shot
and dangerously wounded by mask.
ed man. who waylaid him near his
home.
Since the failure OF the bank
Adams has received number OF
threatening letters. He H. one Of the
pioneer residents and has long been
prominent in political and Grand
Army circles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
FLYING BOAT RACE

NEW YORK. MARCH PA New
York 20 Bermuda race for flying boats
and hydro-aeroplanes will be held this
spring. according 10 tentative plans
announced tonight by the Aero club
OF America. The race will be for
speed and the competing machines
will be required to carry two apssen-
gers each. wireless equipments capa.
BILE of sending sixty miles. anchors.
life preservers and fire extinguishers.
The date OF the start and the route
to be followed have not been fixed.
Robert II. Sexton sailed for Der.
muda TO make arrangements for the
race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
JEFFERSON COUNTY MAY
COME OUT FOR CONGRESS-

Special Dispatch 20 m" Intelligence.
STEt BENNILLE o.. March "a
W. n. Alban. a prominent attorney az
the Jefferson county bar. annou1ced
today that he would be n candidate
for the Republican nomination FOR
congress. He has served as prose.
cutting attorney two terms and was
Republican county chairman for sey.
eral years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
PAPER TOWELS AND NAPKINS.

Many particular hou4okccpors with
large families are often temporarily
Inconvenience hy finding tho supply
~ towels and table napkins has given
out before tho laundry comes iu saws
the Dallas Newa They would ha
greatly pleased with the result De-
sides the wear and tear on tho linen
being losecned. by reinforcing the
Fuuulv with the uaurr towel
Rolls NJ paper towels placed ir the
bathroom for tho hands ~ tho school
children. who usually make bad havoc
~ Tho white towel arc very practical
helps 4 roll could also Do placed Boo
tho uuracrv 90 WirD amttrv little
hands and faces q roll could poo used
FOO the kitchen to- replace tho roller
towel 3 paUpr napkin looks very
wcIl on The table tray o. r. substitute
for the linen napkin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

fr. DO co.,. tH HHif.t .s.ra 90 =. o.
Two. three. IuI its gone che corn .a
Gins fu rhrIvel away he Euca. surely.
HNHuIufsiN a few drops viii Do U.
ffEI SIT never makes toes rcd and
raw corn pains Eo' 30 mean. me end
~ cutting and EuurIue OF COINS tho
end Uf sticky ularferr that dfr.t work
furhDw. The sud ~ saves thHt eat up
tuur toes uu More harness or fuaaing
Try .GITs.fr.' the nov. sure way. f0f
rurur and CHllurea
.GETS.lr' is cold hv ali drurrista tsr
bottle nf srut direct b. a. Lawrence
A. CO.. chicago.
GIFTS IT. ia sold in Wheeling br
John Coleman Co. and .. Al. Gricst a co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

cal lodges. and officers OF each lodge
and the general visitation committee
pronounced the series of great bene-
1T TO the order az "A whole.
The committee In charge OF the az
lair last evening were untiring in
their efforts 10 make the affair a
grand sue cess. and its conclusion the
members expressed qualification for
the excellent manner In which the af-
fair was conducted An excellent
program. composed OF literary and
musical numbers and addresses by
prominent embers OF tho order. was
rendered and this was followed by
tie serving of an excellent luncheon.
= Ihe honor guest of the lodges was
Grand Chancellor Samuel r. Nuzum.
OF Fairmont. highest executive of the
be present on the close of the meet
ings TO speak TO the members, and
he praised all connected with the
series Of meetings for their excellent
work. he spoke of the growth Of the
lodges in this state during the past
year and Of the friendly rivalry that
exists among the members for the
biggest percentage of members, each
hoping that they would be successful
In securing the handsome loving cup
presented by the grand chancellor for
Mayor Kirk welcomes.
ne meeting was opened last night
with a short address BY Chairman ".
Pedicord for the general cOmmr
tee. and after the roll Of the delegates
was called by Secretary Dietrich. the
regular program was opened. The
opening ode was sung bv the mem.
beers and this was followed by the ad.
dress Of welcome by Mavor VI. l.. Kirk.
member Of hcelinE lodge. He was
followed by p selection by an orches-
ira and solo hv - " Borker.
Grand Chancellor Samuel n. Nuzum
then delivered an interesting address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
YOUNG GIRL TAKEN IN
CHARGE BY LOCAL WOMEN

4 beautiful young girl. about i7-years
old. was found yesterday afternoon by
the field agent Of the catholic Woman :
league IN a drunken condition at the -
a o depot She was placed In a taxi
cab and taken TO the jail where a com
mitment was made out by squire Wick
ham. II s. expected that some strange
developments will come out In the case
and that the person who was RESPONSE
bic for her condition viii be taken In
custody. She Will be given a hearing
this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
COUNCIL REFERS FILTRATION
REPORT TO COMMITTEE To ACT

his life. Councilman Butts voted No
COUNCILMAN A T. iizrncff who ls now
IN tlsfciaud rendered his Resignation
and then sent another setter azkfnE that
ne Dc granted leave Of absence lls
stated that ne claimed Wheeling his
nome. nut Nas In the ohio city cue T.
the illness % has xlf. ~ no would h.rtI-
~ survive much longer. Leave OF eh-
ssnce was granted and Councilman
fedEe- coniendsd the gctlon Was ILLEGAL
a. ne dfd not have anv home h.r. u6,,
a resolution b. Captain otto. prusfd-
Ing Tor the transferring % the -Old
commons into = park and playground
as adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
plain Truth THAT'S Worth Money

Using Foley's Honey and Tar Tor q
cough and cold is just practical com
mon sense. IL is exactly made 10 stop
a cough and check a cold. and ID pre-.
vents la grippe. bronchitis O. pneu-
monia. +. +. Monahan Mcnomonfe.
Wis. says: Il am eYppeed to ali
kinds OF weather and ! nnd Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound always
fixes me up i'm good shape when I
catch cold or have a bad cough |
recommend IL gladly" Refuse substi.
tutes. For sale by John Coleman 4
Co.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
M'MEcHEN LODGE.

The regular meeting of McMechen
lodge. Knights Of Pythias. was he'd
last evening in their rooms in Me
Mechen, and a class of three candi
dates were Initiated into the myste.
ries OF the Rank OF Esquire. Includ
ed among the candidates was Rev. T
ID. Fellers, pastor OF the McMecnen
NJ. y. church. \ large number OF
members from Little Prince lodge Of
Moundsville. and Evening Star lod se
OF Benwood. were present and assist
ed in the initiatory work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
BELLAIRE WOMAN GETS BIa
sum PROM STATE CoMMIssIorE

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
COLUMBUS. a.. March NuoDv
th" aNt claims Tor CONFORMATION allowed
DIV tho state Industrial Communication TO-
day was one FOR g2.Z4U Co the wIHDog
o. Hugh Rudy. 81 Uellairs While
walking on n trcstle 90 the plant OF fE.
W herlnC steel a Iron ruurarr he
trirued on % pick and fril fg frsf eua.
tanning Injuries from which He G|sF
The funeral and medical bin amounting
~ Nlf1 Hlau was paid D. the IrIuafrIsI
Communication
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

handsome cup that will be pre-
sented by the Chancellor Command
or OF the Grand Lodge OF West Vir.
ginia To the lodge in this State show.
ing the highest per cent. of member
ship gain during the fiscal year end.
ing July l next. The cup is beinA
eagerly sought by members OF lodges
OF the order throughout the State, but
II Is thought that one of the Wheel.
ing lodges win land IL, as big in
crease has been noted in this dis
trict
The cup is on display in the win
COW of the Thomas Jewelry store in
the Mcclure Block and IL attracting
much attention. II stands two feet
high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
PRUNEs coNFIscArEo.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March "a
Nearly 5000 pounds Of dried prunes
which agents OF the department de-
clared had been in a storage house
here for four years were conhscatod
today AZ unht for food. by Robert
SINNERS. agent Of the State Pure
Food and Dairy Commission. The
prunog were burned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
FEARING OPERATION: sUIcroep
CAMDEN, y. j.. March e FEAR

Inc q surgical operation. Augustus
lollick so year old. ended his life
In an ante room Of q hospital hero
today by shooting himself with n TO-.
y'lver Accompanied by n friend he
~as awaiting the arrival ~ a phy4t.
rian 10 examine him. when no slipped
into an ad '0ining room and nut a 'bui
LET In his brain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
BODIES FOUND.

SHARON. Pa. March 2i.Tho
bodies 81 Walter Hanrahan. aged n
and Homer Shelar. AIRED g. were
found in a lagoon near here today
They disappeared last Saturday. and
~ is believed went through the ice
while skating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
DIRECTORS Re ELECTED.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March q
En.ngham ~ Morrioe. T. Dewitt
Cuyler. Lincoln Godfrey and JOSEPH
Wood. were reelected directors or
the Penn ylvania Railroad COMPANY
OF meeting ~ tho hoard today No
other important business was trans.
acted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HAVE
LAST VISITATION OF WINTER
WHEELING LODGE. No ia. WA;
HOST TO 400 MEMBERS
LAST EVENING.
Grand Chancellor Samuel r. Nuxum
Was Principal Speaker Of the
tvenlno-Cood Program.

One OF the NEST successful OF the
winter visitati as OF local Knights
or Pythias lodges was held last even
ing In TIE Waldorf building on Mar
Ret street, the home OF Wheeling lodge
no. l1f. The affair brought to a
close the most successful series OF
winter meetings ever held by the To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
MINISTER'S ON GRAND JURY.

CAMDEN. y. j., Mar. 24.-Six cler
gymen We're drawn on the grand Jury
for the April term of the Camden
county court to-day by Sheriff Now
rey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Hay Fever germs. and
these germs thrive ard
multiply when the parts
are sore and inflamed.
A &c tube OF NOsTRI.
OLA. which you can get
at any drug store. con.
aims sixty days treat.
ment Buy a tube tod y
and see II IL Is not the
best Investment you ever
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
There's No Corn That
"GETS-IT" Won't Get
No More Fussing, Plssters, ssIves
and Corn Pains. Try the New Way.

Just look 90 tho way that corn comes
orr That's what yOu'll shy when YOU
try wonderful .gFfS-IT'. on hat corn
3ou'" tried .F 're 90 pry off ~ YOUR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
DISAGREEMENT
Continued from First PageJ
Aqrce ment Hoped For.

fused from the first to consider any
such agreement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Tho city ~ los Angeles has uiu.
minated signs indicafinr tho names OF
the streets. which are turned on aud
on b. clOCkvOTk mechanism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
OPENS NOSTRILS, CLEARS HEAD
STOPS HAWKING AND SPLITTING
UNLESS -SosTHIotA--AlI YOU NEED TO RID yo
SELF OF COLDS AND cArARaH

npie. harmless The nostrils and air passasss 50.
KY opens W. - breeding places for Catarrh an,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

head. purifies nostrils and
breaks a cold.
Colds lead TO Catafrh.
Catarrhal Deafness. catar'
rhal Headache. Nasal Ca.
tsrrh. Hay Fever. etc.
The best time TO cure
catarrh II before At be-
comes chronic. anR the
quickest way to get re-
suits Is 10 apply the rem
edy direct &c the seat Of
trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
NOT HER INTENTION
CONTINUED from FIRST pag.J

March %. at which the American am.
bassador, Myro1 7. Hsrrick. and his
wife were to be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Money, valuable papers, jewelry,
etc, are never safe around the house.
Ordinary locks and hiding places
never protect against burglars.
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VALUABLE LEop Ard BTpUUT
PROPERTY or MAHkfT

We Offer ~ sale oNs hheh a Flf
hta ftanR nafib ~ Leopard street.
fhusf iefa ere setitt fes fwp ruts
ailB ~ zo.faas aihf met afe psli
alafed end 49, tieneu "a properly
,r the paffet n toa are 81 tei'itel
NJ maHf Faef raHh paFmfts 10 fhis
49, riH es0 Ypp . baryaiH Thg bua
eetsf been Dsftfsd nefefs
guNEH NEALTY rs.
ftone tf2 ftIs
fAasrtlstfnent
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lInUergIei@Iidber, mmerrei@barer %erfamf DOm
4rdQjabrs AwilOeu nno &leiOern.

alc 6orbeu lm0 ibwar5, &aor Boo.
3 4Soor filr $1.0O
SUmmer-Siite.
@on3 ipciBc Siite oOcr mciBc spite
nit 6caiarbigcm oOer i1ipar5em BE
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troien6ilte. 9lae i6on unO flcioiom
mo uuBcrOen billig.
$4.9S, $5.9S, S6.9S bis $1,000
9icite uun 9leiOeritOffen.
SOC. 9ieoona Grepcs, Crepe DC
G6ine, @6ipcoros, @loiOs, etc. piele
6orben, 212 bis z gorOs Stiide, 29c.
81, $t.25 Saffetos, Grepcs, %op-
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Giagonals; 11a bis 6 Yaros Stiide;
morgen fiir 49c.
9is $3.50, 81 5l-30a. ieinite
Stoiic; 20 Sarbcn -.... 75c.
81 54-5oa. .5crge $1.25
81 44-5oQ. Creme 0|o6air 59c.
69c. Creme Stllrn-5crge 5Or.
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porlh6rie. co ael6idt ipn6roniHrie CT
slim mo giimmc, bnB Die Snnlion inii
h6cricnocno III. Ino Der Giieif miro ourb
elm 0criidritcs Crnciter crbobi oa5 cinen
beiicrcH pinicrpruuo ilir Die Singliunnen
binct Die NCioroe lpnten TO icu. odB
has &nbihm ieoer yiumney applauoirie.
Die 0glelu-g)orfSImerican" idjreibt;
.gsas inter Der Soune III ben ainos
Hti qflunqcn2
Ge Sraqe lam bon piclcn Scner. ipelobe
bcr criici oticuilden &oriibrnQ hcr puns
ocrponcn gScbb 0lelirllbcn Bincr i'm
.Snlton lhcaicr" Qcitcrn 9lbcno hcilpobn
fen IS hcrrimt lein 3meiel oab iie cincn
hemcricusmeriben S0riii oprpdris In oer
Nerboliomnnnng oiclcr 9lrt bon Inter
bninngcn biloen
Sic neueu 2sebb 9iocr lino Elm bonben
1iDcrcr @rfolp un0 iperoen hci Lbcdicrbc
iu1ern 3pefcnos ie6r bcIicbi werocn"
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tur6tbart
S6rt6rnSb0bn.
GrObCOcu auf SiSilien
Siebt iOl6c.
Wcgcm 200 @eriOmem &C.
tDDtet; A5mmbcrtc pDn
Serlekteu.

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hc Oes sIctna, 9cimgcindt.
Die Srti@aft 2inera Oas Sen.
trnm Der GrIdatiernug. Sier
aIleim 40 Subtle. @cnane Se.
ridtc oarfen bic Cite Der Opier
uOd er6cblid ani@weIleu Iaiien.
@an5c 90ricr Oem GrO6uOeu
sleidgcmadt. @atcriaIIdla-
Ocu eiu nnse6citrer. Die be.
truffenc @eseuO Idluu uit OOn
GrO6e6en nuS @mlfannnsbri6sn
6eimseindt- Salfs-gIftiOn I'M
oaaee.
Gotania. Si5ilieu 8. @loi.
Gin itortes @rcbc6en, Oas iid geltern
9lbenO crcianetc brohtc &ieen in Der
gldbe ocs &lhlans glcina 700 uno
Gerocr6eu. Die 3a6l DER Gooten
muroe 6eitte 9l6eno oiii3ieQ atf 1873
uno bic Der &crlcBtcn ani $50 onae.
acben, Oo6 bis 5u Der Shn0e iDar
elm GROCER Sbeil oes pcr6eertcn Ger
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gInaiiae nnb 0lei0er.

$15 bis $lo misunderstanding
iinO icbt. ......... $6.9S
$40 bis $50 6riibja6rs gln5igc
iin0 iebt .. 500
$25 bis $50 SSrii6iabrs 9ln5iigc
iin0 iebt .... $12.95
$1S bis $22 5rii6ia6rs-2In5iige
iino iebt ... $3.50
$40 Seiocnflcioer, onc @roBen;
neucitc Srii6ia6rs-6arben. $500
$1S bis $25 SeioentleiOer, ieinc
@}ooen, otoilormaoc" mo idlidt;
am O}ontog fir ...... $3.50
6rii6jabrs- nnO SOmmer-Guricts.
81. & @., s. 9. q la Spirite. 9lmc.
ricat So0D, y. g. Ebompions, glc-
mo, @arncrs, in Frciien bon 79c.
bis 5it... $500
9amenitrampfc, Sefnuoas.
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gciornlt; ooppcltc So6len llho 3c6en;
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