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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

When you think OF screen doors, G
them OF Paul w. Light & Co., Beaver
oklahoma. Az II
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

Two unfurnished rooms for rent
Inquire Of Mrs. w. II. Robertson, Bea-
yer. Oklahoma. 5-2l 6-2S
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

The biggest bargain we have ever
offered our subscribers is the HERALD
and four magazines. all one year for
only $l.28.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

a Valuable Book Free

To the readers OF this paper DR.. Chas
J., Burke, the eminent Catarrh Special
ist, OF 906 Wadheim Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo-, will send his book "Catarrh
and its Dangers The doctor will be
pleased TO tell you about his cure, and
what he can do for you II you write
him brief history Of your case. adv.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28
Taken Up.

One red sorrel filly, about two years
old, with few white hairs in forehead
Address, w. A. GREGORY,
5.2l 1t Falkey. Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28
Money to Loan.

MIR. FARMER Before you sign up
anybody's loan papers, save money
by getting all the information
possible. Tell me how much money
you want, number of land, and will
give you some facts about rates and
terms OF loans. WILL G.. FIELDS,
4-lO If Beaver. Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28
MEMORIAL AND DECORATION DAY
PROGRAMS.

PROGRAMS.
Memorial and Decoration Day exer-
cises will be held in Beaver, this year
as usual, in commemorati0h Oh the
memory of the departed noble heroes
of our country.
Plans and arrangements for the
proper observance Of the days have
been made and all those who have
been called upon to perform a duty in
connection Herewith are earnestly
solicited and expected to do so. All
such will accordingly take this notice
as their notification AMI govern them
selve accordingly.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
will be held Memorial Sunday, May |
2lth, 1914, at II 100 O'Clock a M, at
the Pfesby terian church. Rev. ]. M.
Jadray, pastor of that church, will de-
liver the Memorial sermon.
Special music will be provided for
the occasion and will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. w G.. Stranathsn.
DECORATION DAY.
The following is the order of exer-
cises to be followed on Decoration Day
Saturday, May Both. 1914, morning and
afternoon;
MoRNING.
Assemble at the G.. A. r. Hall at 10
O'Clock, sharp, where procession will
be formed, headed by the Beaver band
and Modern Woodmen of America,
and proceed To the cemetery to deco
rate the graves. No automobiles will
be allowed in the procession.
AFTERNOON.
A literary program will be given at
the Christian church, commencing
promptly at O'Clock.
LITERARY PROGRAM.
Music ........... .. Beaver Orchestra
Song America" Every ybody
Invocation
Song ...........,...,.. Everybody
Special music.
Music .....t....... Beaver Orchestra
Special music. ...... Male Quartette
Reading Miss Enid Miller
Song Marching Thro' Georgia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Everybody
Special music.
Reading
Song Everybody
Special music.
| Gl...A nv. H.. ID. ola Gullf...
Music. c.............,B Beaver Orchestfa
The following committees have been
selected and, as was announced in the
beginning, each one placed thereon
are expected to do their part and TAXI
this as their personal notice that they
have been so selected:
Music COMMITTEE FOR Born MEMORIAL
AND DECORATION DAY.
Mrs. w. G. Stranathan, chairman
Mrs. 0. d. Smith, Mrs. b. p. Russell
H M. Bulick and w. w. Murray.
COMMITTEES ON CoNvEYANcEs.
The Modern Woodmen of Amercs
have been selected to take charge oi
this work and will be expected to pro.
vide conveyance for the Old Soldiers
Band and Flower Girls.
, COMMITTEE TO DECORATE FOR MEMORIAL
= SERVICE.
Mrs. Frank Laughrin, chairman
Mrs w. II. Robertson, Mrs. G. 4
Smith. Mrs. j. A. Miller and Miss Liz
zie Dunlop.
COMMITTEE TO DECORATE FOR DEcoRA-
TIoN DAY SERVICES
Mrs d. z. Miller, chairman, L. l..
Shaw, Alva Nelf, Mrs. p. l.. Thomas
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Kile
: MARsHALs OF THIS DAY.
A. q. Thomas, Johpny NJ Jones.
FLOWER GIRLS TO DECORATE SOLDIERS
GRAVES.
Edith Miles Ethel Smith
Esther Kile Julia Maddox
Orveta Quinn Reola Mansfield
Anna Hughes Meta Hughes
Jessie Strong Clara Mason
Lola Beaucamp Sadie Beaucamr
Nellie McKiIlips Eula McKillipf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28
HEARTILY RECOMMEND
Magdzine for Women

Because Today's will afford
you recreation, inspiration,
uplift, pleasure and good
cheer, besides much helpful
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

Teterita seed for sale at J. o. Miles
Grocery. 40 tt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

and important information many most vital, timely
and interesting subjects. Today's is simply wonderful
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-05-28

Each Flower Girl is expected to pro
vide herself with two wreaths and two
bouquets, at least.
COMMITTEE TO STREw FLOWERS.
All the little tots between the ages
OF and 10 years, under the direction
Of Mrs. Nora Quinn.
COMMITTEE TO GATHER FLOWERS.
All the boys and girls between the
ages of and u years. Their duty is
to provide wreaths aud bouquets for
the Flower Girls. superintendent
Mrs. e II Mansfield and Mrs. Lynn
Russell.
w 7. QuINN
MAUpE o. THOMAS
Committee in Charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
EASY TASK
SOAP

plays an important Part in render
ing everything IN the household
perfectly sanitary. II is ono Of the
best clcanScrs IN the world. II is
a pure. white soar in which tho IN
gradients arc scientifically COM
hincd. and is ono of the best laun
irv oar ON the market
Try Easy Task Soap. which Is =
true blend 81 tho essential ingrcdi-
cnts 10 renders everything per.
fcctly sanitary. docs not roughcu
nc hands and saves lots of rubbing
md scrubhiuC. and costs no more
han thc CHEAP yellow SOAPS Sold
~ al Croocrs. Price five cents ser
axe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
Ambition Salts
Gives you a Clear Head and a
Good Appetite in The
Morning.

You need these to start with SOU
can DO business ripht 10 you start TOO
day wrong AMBITION SALTS is tho
great rffiiisr ~ mistakes 81 safin. or
dfinkins tIn uilhf before If sou dine
n % wisely but too we'll take An.
HILTON SALTS before going 90 bed.
YOU vii wake up in tho morning with
your head clear your stomach feeling
Inc. your eyes bright with tho sparkle
NJ ho1lth and energy. Nou viii enjoy
your work and do DO sell
AMBITION SALTS o. pleasant tn
TAX" acts quickly. no. pain or discom.
fort
4 large bofis ~ fohn Coleman com
punf for onty nffY cents and 10 b.
-suaranteed 90 DO tho finest SORT ~
trmrff ~ ~ Times for INDIGESTION.
headache "htilousufee. constipation
acid stomach. sluggish liver. kidns.
trouble and MALARIA 70 dritsr uric
HfId from Tho .vafrm. utkra tho
blood pure and pure biood msane
healfh
Your monef hart on tho ffef bottle
rurrha. "a ffo~l ohm coleman ,om
rrnf NJ fuu Gro NOT satisfied Mail
orders nNrf frrfrr. rrruaid ~ Th.
Wfude1 Tharrnarat Fnmranf trr
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tuf.ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
THE THEATRE
KIRK BRowN COMPANY
SCORES AT THE COURT


MI Kirk Brown. supported b. Miss
Marguerite F1eids and "a well balanced
company. opened their second aud last
weeks engagement a. the Court theatre
10 tNO biz audteusre rh. gHftn.
maker. one Of thoH, delightfully."- clean
and wholesome dramas. was presented
Nj. Brown IN HIS fayorite role 81 tnr
jolly priest proved himself an actor sr
much ahility; hts Interpretation Of the
role assigned him was faultissa. Mis-
Marguerite Fields t. even better tb,u
her press agents have pictured h.r. sls
made a decided nit and both she ami
Mr.. Brown had o. sspoud To- many
curtain calls. This Afternoon and s..r-
ing they present Mars Twain'a comedy
roWn' In Town. which De- general.
recognized a. one 81 the best in thet-
entire repertoire.
Mr Brown o. 90 BE- comuumontsd Tor
the excellence 1T his orEuuiEsfion nnd
tho quality ~ piaye produced o. g. bs
Tar the best stock that hn.
ever visited Wheeling during tho rcru-
Jar season and ~ D. ~ b. hoped That
no viii arrange 60 tIHtf This civ au-
uusllf. During tho week There will o.. a
change 81 play daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
YATMAN TALKS
Delivers interesting Address Before
Large Congregation " Second
Presbyterian Church.

quite q number of the members of
the congregation % the Second Pres.
byt"rian church were present ycstcr
day evening 10 hoar Rev. e. " Vat
man deliver n very interesting ad.
dress ON the subject entitled the
sunrise from IN" Roof Of the World
The exercises Of tho evening zero
opened by a vocal solo sung by Mrs.
r. g. Koontz
Rev. Natman ~ tho beginning ~
his lecture spoke briefly Of his hoV.
hood days and how hts mother had
taught him tho Riblc The address ~
n whole was very interesting a. we'll
~ Instructive Rev Iatman told
briefly ~ The great mountain scenes
and " the beautiful sunrise a. seen
from the ton of the Uimalayan range
on tho borders 90 Thihst Through.
out tho address Noy Natman used a
ercnt mHut Iihical truths 60 illus.
tfafo DIS points az Thought but iu ;ho
lecture Tonight VtV Natman Will
speak 40 Tho Eu-i.sh luihorau church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
COUNCIL MEETING
Is CALLED OFF
CONSULTING ENGINEER JOHNSON
UNABLE TO GET TO CITY
IN TIME.
Filtration Question Has Seen Post
poned One Week.. E.. Smith
Has Been Notified.

Their will be ne special meeting OF
council this evening TO lake up the
question Of filtration. This was made
known yesterday by Mayor Kirk. fol.
lowing the receipt of a telegram from
Engineer George Johnson. who Is at
present in Alabama. saying that II
would BE- impossible for him TO be
present this evening.
The meeting was then postponed
for onc week. when IL will be taken up
regardless Of the engineers. l.. T..
Smith. father of the Smith system.
who charged the engineers with hay-
ing condemned his system without 4
just cause. vas also notified ~ the
change. and replied by saying that ne
would appear at the next meeting OF
council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
SCHOOLS CLOSE
Teachers n Pupils IN Country Dis.
riet schools preparing FOR clos.
ing Exercises.

Plans for commencement in the DIFF.
ierent schools IN the district Of Trla.
o'lphla are last being formulated IN
many OF the schools tho usual tesfr
mat are held before the schools Close
are being held. The country schools
viii close a month In advance OF the
CITY schools and AZ tho present time
th"y are completing arrangements for
their commencement. The WarwoOd
school in Richland district will clos.
Friday. MAY n.
IN commencement Of toe eighth
grade schools IN Triadclphia district
will BE- held Thursday. MAY -. while
the high school graduation exercises
will De- held Friday MAY -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
YOUNG GIRL RETURNS HOME

Little h~ve-year-old Mable Sauora
took q sudden notion To leave her
happy homo on Caldwell street. Nc.
Mechen. sunday afternoon and a. A
result her mother was almost frantic
She was not found until YESTERDAY
noon. although MCNcchon cifizous
and officers had been CARRYING on a
dilircnt search for her she was
picked up a. noon yesterday hy ON.
Ger McFann. ~ q point IN tho mar.
rows below MrNorh"u She spent The
ntght with n family iu the lower part
Of McMcrhCn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05

During the last decade the
whole world has been taught 20
-calizc the importance Of sanitation.
Concerted efforts have been made
throughout tho country 10 mini
milc aS far As possible. the spread
Of contagious diseases b., the use
Of sanitary drinking cups. paper
towels. sanitary soaps. cts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
DON'T LIVE IN memEcHeN.

\ story which appeared In an even
ing paper to the cfect that Peter
Trenter. a citizen of McMecheu. had
disappeared from mis- home IN that
city about ten days ago. is apparently
without foundation. Several promi-
mont citizens and city officials of Nc
Mech"n were gotten over the felo-
phone last night and each said hat
50 far as they new no such man
McchCn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
AT THE

Tho popular prphsum theatre. tho
nnIb pie house IN tow 81 that te present.
ms vaudeville o. The present time. pre-
scented on excellent nif.afnr faudsfUI~
"ffDrinE n Ntr splendid acts and Re- ur.f
run photo play picture yesterday affff.
noon ana laHf ulEhf. fu capacity HuIt.
sncca Tho Dewey Taber COMPANY. COO
feature act ir r. charming dsrmatic rI4s
lrf eufiflsd tn Victim 8 moaf .flI.
IHr u1afIff Ir fifa and hold tho afdi.r.s
r~ufIibpund Tho added attraction YEA.
MIC Martha and sisters three charm.
iuE Eirlr. wenrinE brH ififuf gown. uffr
H stage ert fuU ~ ARTIFICIAL 01vrra aff
H fnn'f Nnfiffd nufflf. rt fnuHaUf .fInf
Tho fhffn WHnflu.. BOO n-fratErfIa.r
NlnEiuE piano Offering scored iu fHa nI
rIHuH" WIN thfIr clever songs end smart
IinN 81 ufu material fnffur end 3d..
man EHNr another u.. flfF OFFERING .f
fhrlr rrf consisting Of song comedy
and wire watkins They were followed
nE lH.E f'rInrlr rel clever musical artist
Hh" PLAYED re- ~rrNnfnour rfHndiu nu Nif
nfad o. wrN sH 81 &C.. 90 hnuIu eflr.fiun
Win good wnrh aa 81 frIrE rIunfrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
gObt preilr.
8 cutiden SSlicgcrn min
fen lOl6c.
9lms Ser 9latiDnalen 6emts
icbem JluaFpenNc.

@as Girotorium mirft $4,000 @}ort
aus. 9lur in Gcuti9lonO &c.
balitc 6lua8eliac oiirfcn bcnubt
mcrocn. 9lufitclluna ucicr &c
corOc Scr 8wcd. aoiicr a8il-
beIm bciucbt 2tlsitcalun0 in Sou-
nobcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

$6ilo0clp6ta, 20. Simi.
Shon felt ciuiger 3eit BAT pic Ser
naniitiibe @eicuiddit bon Der ltni.
pcriit6t gSiscouiin in Niaoiion gcs
planf Gin rGeutides Sals~ fiir Die
5tioentinneu an Der SommerihlIe
5it eroffuen Der @lan ipuroc nit 10
groBer 9e9eiitermg ouigeuommen
oaB leioer ntanhc Oie iic5 fiir ben
Sommer gcmeloet 6abeit ni6t all.
fonuucu fonntcn. Iieier lhuitauo
berc6tigte 3urglnno6me, ooB ein dbn-
liacs lutterncbmen aud iii @utcr
QcIin8cn foWitc, uno 10 limo oem
iebt oQc 9lnitaltel iiir oas foumcnoc
5Duliabr gctroiien uorocn
Dicies Sous IN sem ied3e0n 9Rd0.
1ca po6nci f0nneL ioa 0enicligeH
3ugutc fommeu, ole iicb 6eionoers fiir.
oas GeiitiAe intereiiirct obHe es ies
0oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ais @oupt
ah eruGAlt 8a babat Cine acborcne
Dcttidc tat sic Cbcraniiibt imo
Geuticb ioll 5u aQen 3eiten pic Spro.
dc Oes Saitics ieiu Gcutihe Sibcr
imo 3aiti9ritcn iperoen aiiliegen
oeutihe aruit nno Ddliit iollen ae-
pilcst perOeu Die Seitcrin oes Sur
les imO anoerc gceignetc Yerioneu
weroeu nit fiir anregenoeS Iiihae.
prod 1orge tragen unO O}itglie0er
oer oelttiben 5ofultot merOen 60iliig
SIT Siib nlO am glbcno @dltc lein.
Dnr1 oieie glnregrng bofft man, oaB.
Elm Sabr im 0eitihcn SouIe nobe3u
elnem ldiiaeren9IufeltboIt in 0entih.
lano 9leidfommen miro. Iic 2citc-
rll oes Soldes III 6r0nleiu 9lnna 9Th
finger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

S9iilern rilinirt rtinirt bGttcu @e.
omte Der 2liiociotion meroen cine
Sill cntipericn uno wenn 0ieic BON
Der SegiSlatur angeionnen miro,
ioll Die &emegung aeaen vGbaro-
tame" ouf mufaliibem @ebiet iiber
0uS gon8e 2ono ausgeoebnt meroen.
Ger Gonoent Scr 9Iiiociotion Dcrtog
tc 6 nab Der Grpdbug tolgenocr
@contcn; @rdiioent 3. S1licoer
ron glep 2orf; &8c @rdiioent Or.
9. g. @om bon @oigbfccpiic; Sc.
fretariu uno SAd6nieiitcriM 6rdu
len s SS So0finion uon 9icw glorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Sarotoga, q. 81, 20. Sllni.--
Sm Content oes G2uiitlc1rer Der
tonos oes 5taates 9}ew Dorf betilr
portete geitern SSobn s. 6reuno oon
Sreltno BON 9}elp g)prf oos slnltre-
ben elmer @ciebqebung, bic sluslhol
tunq Incompetence @tliifleDrer aus
ocm @cruf itno sic 6eititclline einer
Storm fiir sic g(usiibung Oes SeruFs
ooourd be8medt, ooB glae, oic IN tt.
qcno einem 3wcig Der @iultt llnter.
riht crtbeilen wollcn iid bei'm
staots 5efretdr 5n regiitriren bo.
ben, cine 9iccu5 loien rno einc be-.
Idmorcnc 9hlsiooc cinrei@cn inililen
moroin onqcacbeii III mo mo mie
lonoc Iic W2uiifihioien geluocbt ia.
ben, ob iie elm Qiplom bclibcn un0
ron nem. 9(uf foli@c 9lngobeu ioa
cine @cfangniBitraie BON cincn So6r
ooer cine @eloitraic bon $500 o0cr
beioeS feitocIcBt ipcrocu. Die gliio.
ciotion miro wobribeinlic6 fir sic
glnno6me zines 0crartigen @eictes
ciatrcten. Syrcuuo iogte, pielc ongcb.
Iidc N}uiiflcbrer icicn MIR G6orIata
nc, Sic, obuc sic notbigc GorbiIoung
All beiiten, leidgldltbi9cn 5cbflern
bieI @elo abnebmen unter ser @e.
boitptrnq, Stuoicn ilnter bcrporro
oen6en @2ulifern oooer Gonicruoto.
rien aemad5t 8l babeI Sum 5Gubc
oaer contpetcnteu @flliitlcbrer ici oic
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Cling Ser gtotbpenoiatelt.
5rcuno citirte niebrere Sdllc IN
iueI6cn WeGnner unO 6rouen, oie fill
@cionosltutcrridt ablolit niNt qua.
Iii0irt worcM sic Stiurmcu pou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
@riten IN Scr gInsitelInmO.
lliC6t 5llr Gr0rterung.

Gan n6runciScn GoI4 90.
SSuli. - oGie Fonama @ocific.9 9lts-
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oos groBte @ntgcgenfomncn eripic=
icn lno oic inolltrieIle glu8itellmg
non @roBbritonnien miro pobriAeiu.
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&. ". 90. @ooOc, SefretGr oes bri.
tiibcn glusitclinss Gonlites IN ci-
ner geitern flnogema6tcu Grfld-
rung.
rNleine @crban0lmgcn NIT oen
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frieoeuiteacnoen Gn0e gctonmen
Der lripriingIi6 fir bic britiidc &c
qicrung beitiHntc Ylub purOe oem
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criudt pcrocn miro, 8uiouuuen nit
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oebntcu 9cwegung onf oic Grid
ting eines @opiQons ser britiih-
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&erIoncn bin6uarbciten. SSn aIlen
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tii6cn 5irmen wclde iid an Scr
gluSltclitng bet6eiligcn pollcn Gcnii.
9eno &oim rcicrOirt porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

hilbert oieie Gorid6rift oabin ab, 0oB
ein Gfii5ier Elm nntergroroneter Cf.
fijier o0er &olmatroie init Ser O6-
6ut eines ieOen &ettrnasbootes ooer
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feitS Certificate beiiben 6egege6elt
merOen, 6etraut merOen f0nncn. Bon
Der 9citimnlng Oer Scnats 9ill,
pelde poridrci6t 0oB bic M}otroien
in ninOcitens 5pei &od5idid)tcu eIn-
get6eilt meroen iolen uno Oie Sei5er,
Geler mo @oiierpdrter iii oeren
Orei iinO in Der SouS Bill iolde
5abr3cugc ousacnommeu mdhc alf
5Giiien mo Stn0cu ocrfe6rcn m0
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bic aldiiiii3irrmg pon @oQmotroclt
ioa cine 5peiid1rige itott oreiid6rge
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aus competenten Seuten, bic einid5.
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there fiir 9cnauningen Dor ltnO er.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

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Bona, idrcibt.
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outer eIcimioheit oorauf SuriidSufibrcu,
oaB id itets @eruna sur 6nuo babe Sc9
nenfe nt1t 0urnll bon 0alie fir ldngere
3eit fort5ureiien pbne cine Slaidle Seul
no fir giotbfdlle bel mir 5u ba6ell
aGS itebt Sbuen ireL men @Il0 nnD
3ergniB 81 benueen lpenn @ic QlaubcL
oaB es 3lagcpleioenoet bon &ortbcil lciu
tam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
0entidle llM6 lrcn.

Die in San ,SronciSco angetnllpltelI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAIDEN
,Sorti6ritte. 9}arteipolitii6c
mo reliaioic 1Sraacn fomncn
uidt 5ilr Gr6rtcrung.
Y6tloOclp6ia, 20. S,lni.
Cic pom y}ationalbumo angeregtc
&erciniaing Der Srldn0ii9en uno
Deiitiben @eieaidbaiten in 9Imerifa
inn Sample 9egen &ro6ibition lmo
perib1ritc Ginmouocrrngs 0eiebe,
murOc icst au9 in San 1rancisco iii
bic G6at imgciebt; cine &eioliition
muroe Dom GautiH.9lmcrifoniihcn
Gcr6anoe angenonlmen in Der einem
o9oarO of Dhltuol Conference be-
iteben0 ans 10 @litglieoern, 5 Gelt-
iheu lino > Srldnoern oas 9eht &c.
geben plr0c @ei4liiiie IN alien Sn-
tereiien- @omeini@ait-6 6rogcn 5u tai-
ZEN OlC pllN %ct3NEJe lillO Der Selflc
llnicn Der gcgcinialmg aaer irldn-
oiiMea Geroinc autgebeiBen meroen
nlfc .ai 5in0cnO 5u werOen. Die
@aatsaA1 porteipolitiider oOer re-
liaioier 5rosen lit ausaeiGlolien.
Bgdiioent So6n Sermann crnannte
bic Sccren @co. S. @abrs, SenrD s..
AN.e1 Glitao 9er0ncr 9. @olp-
moni ,no So5n s.. Nliinilcr ais @er-
trc.cr 0c5 Gcr6anocs. Die Celtic
liaiol 6at folgcn0e Serren ernonnt:
,Soar Gouo6oc, Z. IS. O'Gowo, @eo.
&. S0iUe, Cbos. 8 9lIiorO uno z. 8.
DriScoa ga ieoe Ger5ogcrnug I'M
Sample ocgcn Stnatspro5ibition pcr-
mieocn werocn iol, lultroc Dem So
mite in 0ieier 5rage obiolitc freie
Sano aeIaiien nno Gollnd1t 5nm
&an0eln gegcbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
seritiideIte iIranemIeidle aeinnSsn.

Serltiifelte 6rancnlcidc scfnuOsu.
? d cncetaop. 9t..g., 20. Su.
" Scr nadtc Ritmpf eiuer ali.
l@elneno llnaen wciblideu Ecrioit
v ooll oern Der &opi Bite glrme lno oie
Sellle ob9ebadt mor0eu maren wilr-
20 9cltern III eincu Sad cingciid0t
poll pler 5iiAcrn aus Dem Alo6aDf.
Nloer ge5ogcn Ole gIer3te crlldrcn
ooB Der Sei6naut Der pou einer Rer
ion 5erihidclt moroen iciu muB, mel
DIE Girirailde aeuntuiiic DcliBt erit
aan5 flir5e 3eit inn glaiier aeleaen
bai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
2nrnen am 4aciiie.


Der 5afrnncnto Eiu Gcrciu tonn.
tc icin 60ja9riacS 9citc6cn ici.
ern.
@biloocIpbin 20. Slni
GoB 0elltibes Turneu ic6on frii65ci-
tig an Der &iiitc oes 8ocifiiden Dec
onS SUB gefoBt bat se6t oarolis Der.
bor, Dab fiir5lib Der Iurn0crein IN
Socromento Californian ien iec6.
5iaidbriges 9eiteben ieiern tonntc.
5elts tsErGiiocnt mar 5urner Gbns.
Sdntitt. Der critic Spreher oes ga.
cifie Surnbe5irts Guyner SobnSins
men ans San Sroucisco bielt Die
5eitrcoc. Sin mitiitoIiiMes luto tur,
neriicbes 9Srogramm gelonete 8ur
gluifiibrung. SIN critercn gcwonn
sic Turner-Sormonic Girigent %.
gon8, reiAe 2or6eeren. Sic @riiH
Grng oes Sacramento GurnpcreinS
geidlo6 menige Sabre nod Der gr'
iAIieBung oes Stootas, sic 1913 mif
oer Gntocdllng Der @oloieloer be
qnn1.