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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
NEW MAGAZINE

A neat magazine. one OF the fines;
publications ever seen in this city.
IL being issued by the Wheeling chap
ter. American Institute Of Banking. 10
Is in the form OF a year book for
1914. and Is devoted 70 the interests
OF the local chapter.
The publication comprises SO pages
and included in the reading matter
ara several articles OF especial inter-
est 10 bankers. A foreword BY Presi-
dent Robert Lee Boyd IL n feature.
iialt-tonc cuts are presented by
President Boyd. Nice-President n. =.
Martin. Treasurer Henry n. Beneke.
Secretary William W. England. III. r..
koehnlein Of Martins Ferry and ".
4. Steber Of the executive COMMITTEES
and James Bane. Jesse l.. Beck. Frank
T. Dowler. &. ~ Ebberts. G. W. Jack
son, Paul Rambeau and Louis J. Yeag
or members o. the advisory board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
STATE MEETING
Business Mems Association Plans for
clarksbura Conventlon-Greia
TO Speak.

Local business mems associations
throughout the State are looking for
ward with considerable Interest to the
annual meeting OF the West Virginia
business Mems Association. to be held
June ? and 10 at Clarksburg. The ad.
dress OF welcome viii be delivered BY
Judge Raymond Maxwell. and he re-
eponse on behalf Of the association
viii be made by q. ". Greig, OF this
city.
One OF the features OF the conven.
ton viii be a lecture on Tuesday even.
ing by DIT. Stanley Krebs. OF PhiIadeL
phia, regarded 20 the leading speaker
OF his kind In h country. A banquet
VIII be served Wednesday evening in
the Waldo hotel.
Secretary SchwertfeFer. OF the local
association. has received a communI-
cation from the Clarksburg committee
on arrangements. urging that local
delegates make reservations al hotels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

county people to co-operate with ne
commissioner on Good Road Days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
WORK OMPLETED
Picture % "MeCulIouqh's Lean" Now
Hangs In Local Federal
Court Room.

The work Of hanging the picture
depicting McCulloush's historic leap
over Wheeling Hin. was completed
yesterday afternoon under the direc-
ton OF Artist G. y. Turner. OF New
York and Baltimore. The ~pafnfing IL
now I'm it, place in the center panel
OF the rear end OF the federal court
room, post Office building. this city.
The work OF art was much ad-
lnired yesterday by all who saw H.
IL pictures he famous frontiersman
on his noble steed escaping from the
innians who had almost surrounded
him at the brink of Wheelinr buI
The picture Is entitled "McCuIIough's
Leap-1777"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
MIGHT SCHOOL.

Night schools viii probably be open
ed soon. under the auspices OF the
Baptist state Mission board for for
eiEn laborers. Rev. Clyde Herod Will
have charge Of securing pupils for the
nleht school , this city. Benwood and
from the towns aCrOss the river As
10 where the sessions will b. held bas
not been decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

early, in view OF the large crowd
which Is anticipated to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
e a APPEAL CASES

Two appeal cases come up a
morning In criminal court for argu-
ment on demurrer one ia that Of
Eugene Frank charged with saul
ana o. other is that OF = g. Hoffman
with operating an unlicensed
house boat The latter case promises
TO develop quite a night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
FINISH INSPECTION.

The county commissioners gpcnt
yesterday In Richiand district. com.
pieting the week inspecting roads
n road work They found condi.
lions very desirable in this districf
and feel that the week has been we'll
spent. Thousands Of circulars were
mailed out yesterday urging Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

CLOTH SUITS, these are, and typical of this sea-
sons pest styles. Broken lots-about so all told
all colors and materials from Serges to Novelties.
Every Suit in this lot from regular stock. Wide
size range
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

WOMENS N Misses sizes-f4 to a.. Brand
new; OF pure Linen, Crepes, Emb'd Voiles, plain q
voiles ana katines. Tailored styles, hip-draped ID
models and others with long or short tunics. SAT-. =
urday sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
MEMS MEETING

The regular sunday afternoon meet.
ing az the v N. q. a. tomorrow will
De addressed By Rev. Oscar {. Dean,
pastor OF Trinity Lutheran church
Inc meeting VIII open ~ 3:fJ O'Clock,
and preceding the address an interesf.
Ing program Of music will be- rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23

45lNCH RATINE and Eponges and Crepes il
plain and novelty weaves; medium and ligh
weights. Rose, pink, cadet, Oopen, navy, mahog
any, brown, green, corn, w~istaria, lavender, white
black and white checks and colored plaids.
Roundup Price Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-23
ARNOLD SPEAKS.

Yesterday evening Secretary A. T.
school Association, delivered a yery
Interesting address at Follansbee. be-
fore b Sunday school conference.
which was held In that town. The
meeting was we'll attended by the
Sunday school workers OF the coun-
~ and III program. which was rem
dered was a decided success.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

itebt aus sen &iinitleru SRI Nnnu g..
Sou9ber, i6rer Gcuiirr, SRI. a..
9oug6er, &enrp &oB niO 9lcola5
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criudbnt oSSn eiuem periic67u @or-
ten" bon Si5o Sc6moun, u@o5 NJ
Sic6e" bon ". @. Omit; uGm ri ga
del~ pon W}orD Z. Salter; Ger @c-
6lriSto9" Don @ooOman; u&obn
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den pom StranB unO oSic6eslieo"
rs HidorO @ogncr's Sic @alfire"
W} cl6o -&u6elifGon5crt
Gin &lmitgcmB mie er ii6 nidt
belcr aeOocbt perOen fam Itebt alien
Whliifliebbobern goltimore's baoor,
wenh 6rnu @lel6a, San &il6clif im0
@ominO 9urfe n6biten Oonueritog
in ainem gemeiniboitliden Gon5ert
in Der n2pric-&olle~ auitrcten mer.
Oen. Gie 9lomen Wlel6o in0 Gubclif
o(lein bo6en eiuen iolN guten &loug.
BOB cS fmim uoi6mcnoig it, ctipos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
9gcabu6p (Sonlrrt.

Iic &orbereittnoS @loiicu OeS
nsscabo00 GouIcr0atorirm" gubcl
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weIAes Elm id0ues 3cuauiB bon Der
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larO. 9aIieit, Sole, Gouliou 6reO-
man @or'ine, Seller, Sone5, 0e9ioi-
iet 16omas, Sraa GngIer inO Srn.
8orai&cin @1re 9Imuen wareu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

&citercs ii5er i6r tiinitIcrii6es Son-
ncu 3u 6eric6ten S5r 9}if lit Gin i'm
ternationaler lmO i6re Grilmpbe un-
gc5dbltc
%eobo0n.
9Im 6rcitoa 9lo@mittoa miro i'm
seca5ooD '0litiif Gouicrpotorilnn Die
5efonnte @caiitiu Sri. 9cotrice Sar'
riion Elm @on3ert ae6en fir meIGeS
iie 0os ioleen0e &rogronml allfge-
iteqt 1ot: StronB uSonote," Sab
Suite in 6 ataior;" 9occ9erini-
uSonotc in 9I.mojor;~ Saure- Gle
gic;;" $. 6ortD 0@opillonS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Sd. Gcibcl n[s Mr0nrr.

@r Emil SeiOel, ser frii6crc N}o-
por BON @lilpautcc isis, belt ge-
tern abcn0 Dor elmer io5ioliItii6en
&erionnlung i'm n@aliimore-Yuii-
neB-Gollege" an Der @de bon Gbor.
lc8- uno Sorotoao-Strobc einen
@ortraG ii6cr Die 3uItduoe in Mil.
maufce inter cncr io5ioliiIiiben Ser.
maIhma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

9oui5 Sdeucr6ol3, 9ncilc Smith,
@race Gouer, 5ranf @ut6, Siloa
Gonre0, 0uerino 6riino, Oscar
@olOiteiL 6rauciS &aufman DILL
tom @'oore, SaOia 0ai6cm, 9ilo @a-
iiernad, Sara aaninian Sucp Gag
lclton @la0DS &olOcmc0, Sonna6
Scrtpd, 9}ot6an @ruiiloff Grace
SSiiber @atbarme SaneD, 9orelcD
Steilnpolo, 0lau alatfu, Selen
9roiulb GlIie %olmer @argaret
selt .Qlaw 0oopar, Glt6er 9ope,
@crbcrt Bangs mo Samliuc Ma,
girHiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Sr. sous, Ocr fri6erc g9aiIenpatsp
becr0iat.


Inter groBem Erdler0eiol9e ullr.
Oe geltern glaAmittog , llbr 0err
Seuru a. Gang Der lebtcn @littuoh
i'm 9llter BON 68 Sa6rcn iniolgc ci.
mes SHIaaoufones itar6. pom
Grauer6anie, glr. 317 Sio.Si9b.
lono-9Iuemc, Sigblan0town. ans oui
Dem 2ouoon.@arf. 5rieo6oie beitat
tet. 3ablreihe 9lumeaipenoeu
idmiidten ben Sorg ocs Eootcu. 9Sa.
ltor Sillius @oinami pot Der 0olu.
iAen 3ionSfirde an scr gtor0.@au.
StraBe bielt Die Sraucrreoe. MS
Sa6rhibtrdger imgirten oie Serren:
s. q. 3iricl, s. q. 3irtel, 60. Y.
3irfeL g. Gang. 9(. 9aua ilno G5us.
Sdrr. Ger &eritorbenc 6interl0Bt
feline @ittwc, 6rou MarD 2aua, bier
Eohter, Srau Goa SdiiBIcr. Sri.
Bertha Gang. 5rail @ow. 3irfel
SSrnu g. @reen. eien So6n 6raut
@1- Sang 5wei Gufel, bier 9riioer
nnO enc SHmeiter. Serr 2aua fam
nit ieincn Gltern ais er 9 Sabre olt
mar, pon 9a0eru naM glmerita. Scin
Notcr ltnterri1tete IN Ser oeutihen
Sprodc 9lnb Der Gcritorbcnc uor
ein Sebrcr fiir 25 Sabre IN oen
GolfSidulen Gr mlr0e Damn 5um
Supcriutcuocnten oes ..9Iagcmeiucu
0entiden @aiieu5auies~ an ser Wis
quitb- StraBe ernonnt, mcldcu Eoiien
er fir 10 Sabre ihne bate. 9lls0am
tam cr III Der gIeiden giaenidait an
oaS ulIbliH 'ide @oiicnbaus" in G1i.
caao, no cr filr fl Sabre t6dtia mar.
%or eiuigcn Sahrcn gab eli feline
Stelluna auf imO fe0rtc naN 9alti.
more 5nriid muo ioo6nte bel ieiner
Eohter 6rau 3irfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

@ottcs0ienit un0 9ffBium in sic.
iar 3cit iino d1nli1 ME Oie ser SSa
iteu cinacri2tet. ,,@lorio.~ r9luqllia"
mo nc 0elm" fallen fort, %rieIter
mo gIltor iinO in 9uBfar6e ae6iiQt
im0 Der @rlnotou bon @leiien0 9f.
fi5hm lit 0ie GrfcnntniB 0es Sin.
Oencl7nos unO Se6nindt no6 @rIo.
hmg.
q a itor 6erris febrt 5uriid
mad Baltimore.
&aItor 9incoln 81. 6erris miro Scr
9lu@ioIaer bon @oitor 2puu SaroIo
NSolio6 0es SeeIiorgerS ser biiboili6
Observation-Disclosures am oct. @eruou
&loce @r 6otte 6ersits picr SoDre,
BON 1901 bis 1904. sen SecliorQcr
Soften Ser Stride inne mO 1T Dem.
nod in Baltimore fein 6remoling Gr
fommt BON &onias-Gitp, moiel6It cr
Oos goitorat ser oortigeu Stride an
ser Sn0epenocuce.9fDenuc peria6.
%aitor Solg6 ideiOet am I 9IpriI
ous ieincm glmte Gr aebt ais 2e6.
rcr oil oie norOucitIi6c llniperIit6t
in @Ooustowu Sa
ct. @ene6iftu8. @emein0c.
Ger Oromotii6e Glib ser ct. Sc.
Notwithstanding fii6rt G}ittipod H.
Gonnerltog, sen If. uu0 10. 6e6rllar,
Nbenos 6 llbr in ser Sdul6oQe al.
Der @ilfcnS-9lOenue Oos fiinioftige
'Gromo ,,Gos SirtcnmdOhen uou
9ourOes~ ouf Tie W}ihuirfenoen
linO ols SiibnenfiiuitIer beIteus be.
fannt.
9 Gent der r0miih -fat6oGi.
der &er6on6.
SSn Der st Sacobus.&oue" iinOet
6cite 9la6mittag Oie regelmG6ige
monotlibe @refutiD |9rIommhng
Ocs uGeitiGeu ronliib. fot6olii6ep
GerbonOeS BON Baltimore lnO llmqc.
gems ftott 9rdiiocnt Saul s. @roo-
obl bat Oie CeIeaotcu ourd Oeu e.
frctGr s. Sacobi benadri6tigal loi.
len, 0oB lire 9lnpeicn6eit erpiiuiht
lit, ga ii6er ipid6tige @erbau0s-glngc.
Iegcn6citcn 6erot6cn mer0en miro.
n9otboIii9e @obIt6GtiQ.
feits 2eOtou."
Sim nG6lten Ionneritog, Gormit.
tags 10 ll6r, miro in ser st sSoco.
bus.Soae" oie 81. id6rliGe Gonuen.
tiou ocs @lorolGu0er Stoots.Gou5ils
Ger u9ot6oIiideu @o6lt6dtiafeiiS-2c.
gion~ cr0finct. @icrNi mcr0sn Ser.
treter oaer 3weige ser 9egion in
Wlorplan0 crmortet. G6enfaas miro
Der &rdiiocnt Ser llnion Der 2egion
IN @6ilaoelp6io, S5rr So6n @o6.
moDer. erportet. Infer oen @ertre.
tern iuerOen iid nicbt o0eiu Socn
ionOeru aih GeiitIiHe befinoeu
99ei66iidof Gorrigou Ger StoatS
&oplan oes @farDldnoer StootS.Gont
5ilS. bat 5ugeiogt Die Gonucntiou nit
@ebct SIT er6finen, llnicr Sen 81 per
bou0elnOcn @e9eniiGn0en per0an iih
eiuc 9Iu5o6l iebr pidtiae beiinocu
Ger %r610eut OcS 5toots-Gou5ilS
@crr 9l0am 8. @eI3cubo6. lit BON ei.
ner 9ln5abl I1itolicoer sic ieine
Gieniie miiroioen eriudt moroeu
ipie0cutm ais gewerbcr Inn sic 9Srd.
liOentihoit oui5utrctcu lin - 2Ibr
miro Sen in ser Soae oen SIR Con
oention periommelten Serrcn Elm Gi-
ner ge9eben BON oen Gonen Der St.
SSocobuS.@emeinoe inter 9lufii1t scr
@ottin 0es Staots @rdiioenten Srn
@cl8an6oh.
3um 9eiten Scr &ir6e.
Ser SNlaeuO Singdor Der IA bl
giotb6clicr.airde 0ebt an Oen 9lben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

10 6egi6t lin Oic @}iaiou Coaars
los 5ll war0cn. 9l6er and bort &c.
winut cr, anItdtf 81 oerlicrcn. 9lu
GnOe lit CT o6er Nenao6 10 crioIg.
reid iein @clo lbs 3l pcroea 0os
gcrm6gen ieines Cnfcls 3u qr3altcu
unO 3iigleid5 Die Gano icincr 1Saacao.
ircin0iu, @iorgoret @ra0.
oGoloniol"
nG6e @6ite Slapc, Gin 53ofipicI
mis Der SeOcr OeS Sii6ncuidriftitcl
Iers 9ortlaD Campbell miro oieie
@obe i'm nGoloniolG6eotcr" ii6er sic
9rettcr gc6cn. Gas Stiid lit 10 In.
tereiiont geibric6cn Die GGdrottere
ioiIe6engQw6r mie0eraegc6en im0 sic
ScenpHe'l 10 noturgetrcu lnO 0em
SnbaIt 0es Stiides entipre6en0 Oor-
gejteat 0oB li6 Se0ermoHn Elm poor
gewlBrei6e StunOen periprecben
fonnlo .4
n% 6ilo0elp6io Guortett."
4os o@6ila0elp6io Guartett~ miro
nG6itaR9d Gionitag,iu D2c6mauHsI
Safe eilt CONCERT ae6en, Del mcI6eu
9lntou @itef, Gon5ertuciiter Oes 30
itou SDnionie Or6eiters, ais Soliit
nlihwiFfeW Miro. Gos Gnortctt be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
'''''O'f'Dl acacn Groancn-Sir-

e,lTlSasla. aIlal.eg Seremia6 93clcrer, oom
@uiG NY, Siltritts-@cridt in scottIc,
GOmSn~o Oat mlf 9lnIoB Ser .@entulr
10 puS9" "ungr bon 9aew gorf, wel6c oos
5cr'SO SOUogyl9efonntc y 9Srdparat .Slct-
no rin nSollOrio~ fabri3irt, oieIer Sir
.etem'"eanl ein5ultsbefe6l oeaen Oic
ieai@ositrli \ SoImes Groanen @c-
gontr%o,a'ss., bon Seattle, oepa6rt. Sic
tctten pS lettqenonnte ;5rmu Ia oie gti,
ie, linS YraporotS nadgcubmt bat
0er 'olllln Oa aeiimoen puroc.
Die taeri3tIitbq 9cfe6l bcIoqt, oaB
peIS6SV 6V'eport & SoImcs eonlpanus,
in SSornl,ne rlne Der dItcitcn rnO ar0Bten
i5re 1rpiat0'Ositen 1nit Siai it, ouacuicicn it,
0crie6cm.o oleler na6gco6nten Gillette
auriiss,iio'Ssnl %auren aus Dem 03orft
ia5rcDSs, Ut, 'pO Oie Soften oes Ser.
Sd6e No', u'lo SdaOcuonipriide in Ser
:" $4O0 5u trugcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
%Slic i'm sdjafsac,uanoc.

0area meOer @cnid, nod g5ri
poa item,
e lflimmer ols sic g(uorc6iitcuI
~'' riiitct man 8un 6eiracr
81. On arieae,
Nm oISo'l SoIlen e. werOen i6orf aeibliffen
:an SSSu % gden miro gepfiffen,
~ 'Or0us feiert man icbon Siegc
Ss1 Si,9 pel@' 1, elm pioerIi6ss oouseml
@ont n09ell ltiitcu oicie S6uou3eu
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S'V' MIR fait Our6 W}arf un6
ga 49,. auoden.
@Sr', U'elOt OeS G5riiteut6ums @iir0e,
' u'an 10 grouiom idimpft lmO
n,z mettert
0 l9onIos siuen aricqsmorid
go sr.., l6mettert,
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''''d 'roOeu @irt5 6ob' id aefliu-
,,6 -, Oenl
Srolg n.y. lga' es fret lulo it1ilnrpun0en;
y allten g6riit S6r f0nut mfrs
O6 49,, 9lou6en
@osura suaq Ole S6oriider i6nou6en.
g. egi mag es i6Icdte 8irt6e oeben,
9io S,9t !alb icblecbtc SecIen6irtcr,
llnS q'iellab ',. ii6 I'M Sllmpf pcrirrtcn
"Vrfen oft cii S6weincIe6eu.
Qip o Ora0c 0irten lernt' i'd felucn
''olnen 6roudt man ni@t 81
06 On nclnen;
a., Ss,roteitonteu, /, aot6olifcn,
Srs,' "n0lld idjon fam mid crqnider,
81" '" o. mar i0r 9cr5, frci i6rc ac6reul
Nio 'Ouren feline @}amelufen,
sIs "U'l 70 Der itoI5en S0be ipuden,
l'e lelblt Elm Serrgott lpdren.
~''l ai6fs olla @4Ip i'm s6ofsac.
an pan0e,
Sior' '[Oem oSll! @oIf in icoem 2onoe;
Qie sa s~naet6ater ionocraleiden,
Ve"@leriit6 ourd's 9eben i6lei-
Ni64. @eu.
Ga wy o;s Vt 0oqfonnen ami ser Groe,
Son"o'gSl,o "'gl oIel liin0ige @eItoItcn,
@on%V Oel Snnacu ais 6ci 9lItcn,
lpmar5eS S6of 1T Bel ser
sIs " sn..m eIncm ssirt6 min idj cr,aDlcm
9dt T;slplel f0nnte i6 i'm ,pa6len;
Sat an a,r'uem ebrlid-frommen @eIen
Sein V'eg[@em W. er Oen Cert QeIclen
S9r1ltentbrm mar treu unO
QJero bieoer.
G. loeiIte cr i'm Qottes6ouIc,
Gr fo ,.Il'e es i'm GItcrnbonie,
'U"''te ale airbenlieSer.
''a 0er' g@ftaacr~ diid bcrs
@en,, oonlmtc,
@cS,%rSS.i @% Sinc Eemp'rcupreoiqt ilonunte;
In" S"'ola 1s i6Iudtc cr's 6innnter
er m'og 'ugelte oobei gon8 inlrnter,
ecmssli,c' G0lic bolt ni6t proteitiren.
Ga n.y.; y'll@ iiel CT in Elm Sdldfben,
"a 6roolll NV elll 9an5 acouloig S6af'dcn,
c. -''pt man iid nidt 5l geniren.
l4lief sen sdrummcr oes sc.
Qpr /, o,ib'D.ppgdHen hi
"Sreo9arn ipro6 bon fonIeu
Qie :. anedteqt,
llnS gsrne in-Oos gSirtbs6ous Iou,en
Gc,noUrQ1f UQft i6rj jSeclcnbeil perioufen.
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w 9all8 mut6entbrannt sen.
aein oo,, aiilnncI:
Slrt6 fommt ieinols in Oen.
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sQS N,sai N:oi'm' iob @dItc er bciionlmeu;
er rioSt ip%r cr in Den ,cig'ncn Malrnen,
"a tS't 'S0t Die poacu @iaicr iddluncu.
9"' er all6 gang freunOIi6 min.
.9mr fen:
Ut mein SoIs 10 furdtbar
Ser q troden,
urlt qndlt mid bis in Ois
Qo6t Sodcn
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trinfen!~
81. s. 2.
'"''''efeDI ocscu 9ruoncn-Sir-
R;x, inn.
9iinSss'V Serenlio6 9leierer, pom
@oi6 SIltrifts-@cribt in Seattle,
GOmn~o pat ol'i 9lnIoB Ser .Gentolr
'fVll0" NO,, Oo 49,. "a, "a 1 l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Nralferea.

Den oes %. uno "a. 6ebriar einc I'm.
ter5oltung in Ser Sdi9aue Gdr
Wloimt. lno @ratt Strobe 3ur 9mf
fiibrlmg fount OaS OreioftiQe fcmi
ibe Stiid oS6e Gait Sioers~. Ger
&cinertrag 1T gum @citcn oes @otics.
bnlies ser @emein0e, anf Dem nod
cine 6eOeiitcnoe SdnlOcnlaIt 6aitet
beitimmt.
3ionss @emein0c.
gSie iiblid, beginut Ser @ottes.
oicnit in Der 6eutiden 3ious air1e
al Der 9loro.@oD. D.5traBe, nm 1915
lt6r. %oitor Sulms Soiuann miro
ii6cr y@lci6niiic Sem, ser sdmoun"
preoigen.
Bcrbelicrung elmer 81 &irdle.
GaS Groeeihob Der Stride lluIerc
Srail bonn @uten Rnt5~ an ser Gde
bon 6ort9lUeme uno SomionsS sStraBe
in Soctii-@oint lit in cine SaIe inn
geuanOelt mor0en. nit onen mo0cr.
nen &er6eiiermgeL sum aoitenpreiS
BON $4,000. Nlit eineu g(uiteru.5ou.
per lit oie Snae eroffnct morOen Ger
&cinertrag bierpon por 3nm 9citcn
Der 9leueiurihhm9 oes Grogcihoiies,
Seeliorger ser @emcinoe lit Batter
&obart 9l6itetter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

eorscip'"''s1SSttc4s, bic Ocu nocutidcu
1'nrcocINu%SUss.n ni6t piimftIi6 OOer
Scr Offi,"aela erbuItcn, 0nO scGctcn,
idriiIIi,%I,' ,I'' %! Saoon per sclrp6on oocr
"'''fOciInnO 5n moGcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
0ehrt anrnf.

VENVFT 0IVEI W.
9nf Dem gtoroo. Qlopo.Oampier
rGrin5 5ricOri1 @il6clm~ Der nab
item Gieuito9 pom 9}elp. gort uod
Srcmer6apen abfd6rt. bciiuoct iih
Sri. Bauline Souis aus Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
@laSdlsn. .MldmteI. S1.95

&oucle 3ibeline 9beDoiS uno 06ns
0ila; ole @rohcn. &rciie maren $500
nnb $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Nla6dcn. .aleiOer. ia.
Nranen.llnteriaden.

100 9ubeno 25c Srancn Qebleinc I'M
ictlnden' Dobcr Hyagen lanQe glermcl.
millcfeS @emibt lioniaa Spei A0M
V'ul ''''''...,....,.. .........,. DU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

@lit Sem Sonntog ScphiogeIino
bat sic fot6oIiide Stride sic %orio.
item cine 3eit in meI1er Tie in Sen
@litglieOern cine buBiertige @elm.
nung crpedt, begonncn. Sn alter
Seit begannen eifrige G6riiten Oe
6oiten 70 ODER GO oOcr 80 Gage Dor
Nitern. Gon oieiem @ebrouAe 6o6cu
Die Sonntage Der Gorioiteu i6reu
gtalnen crboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

S9inGe( Snitb's &omoOic n9rep-
Iter'S MiQionS" geldngt oicic @odc
in @oli's 9llOitoriin-E6catcr 3llr
9luffii6rung. Die SanOlng oesStii.
DIES lit feiielnO unO intereliont. Wiont.
gomerp 9repiter erbt bon einenl
@roBpoter cine MliQion Collars unO
lit 6ereit, iid oicics Sermogens i'm
ipo6ritcn Sinne Oes @ortcS 5u 5r-
frcucu 3ugleA 6cIuir6t cr iib ailcb
Inn Sic Son0 BON @largarct @raD.
Sn Oieieni N}oment eribeint ein
9ledtsonwalt, pelcbcr 9repIter er.
fldrt, 0oB iein Snfcl i6n iie6en DILL
liouen GoQors inter Ser 9cOingung
6interlolien Bat, OoB cr - o5nc Scr.
ldpenoung Oas i6m bon eincnt
@jroBpoter permohte @errno9ef III
ner6olb eines Sa6res oIsgibt- Srew.
lter ocreptirt nuo oeriudbt, 10 i6neG
ipie mogli6 nit Dem @elOe Ourd5u.
fon1nen. 9(Qes, pas er ieOod in bic
icr Siniidt lmterninmt, erai6t gero.
Sc oos @egent6eil. Seine llnterncb.
men opitott 81 ie6len iiuO erfolg.
reid, uoroui CT lcb nQcb Wlonte Gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
fElnnnrLetle. .0lndllhem0en
S5lannelcttes esllntcrr0dfe.

AtnieaHNe idmere 6ldunclliia.llnicr.
rode 10 roia lrio blnueH Sireis 4nn
ien @'onta9 special ........ HJG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
STOP WASHING HAIR! TRY THIS
MAKES HAIR GLOSSY, SOFT
AND ABUNDANT.

surely try Danderine Hair
Cleanse If you wish to Immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at time;
this will cleanse the hair of dust,
dirt or any excessive .oil-in few
minutes you will be amazed. Your
hair will be wavy, fluffy and abund-
ant and possess an incompatible sotte
Il ess,. lustre and 1uxuriance:
Besides identifying the hair, on ls.
application Of Danderine dissolyes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23

both Just pitch iii and impresario Me-
lissa Trippitill you're black in the face.
The only trouble I see is in getting g
theater for her"
.sWhy, vi, you have two theaters,"
protested Mrs. Wallipgford. u
"Helpw shouted Violet. "You don't
suppose I'd put a hoodoo on one of my,
own places, do you? They're both do.
ing good business. and I'm like all
the other theater owners-the more
money I'm making the more scared
lam" Z
aWhy not the hoodooed Avon:" sug-
gested Wallingford to Blackie with a
smile. Z
{ .The Avon" exclaimed Violet Bon
ME. "well. here's where good old
Dan sickels gets a fresh start! I'm
stout for Dan and for the Avon, and
I think twill be a mascot for US
IBlackie, you hunt up DlckY Dolger. who
wrote tho book ofs THE Pink Canary,
and I'll get him right to work on e 2.
ITO be Continued Tomorrow.1 I;
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