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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
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Amerifonern ilber 9(merifa una bic
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sen m6gli6t bolo netpds AMI ole
roten Solen 81 ge6en.@ Sogar ertra
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nit &Gfli6feiten iiberbGltft. Mdl-
be 0eutide 6enobmen ii6 cine
fiir ie0en inter Nidt
Nertiden 0llr1 oa3ll ltol3e 8et1ti
gltng ibres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
taftlos. 8is qtf Die llnterfleincr
ser permunoeten Soloaten bis olti
9iiriten mno GriaB= Sufeiien mo'
lles porgeieben. Teuti6e @riin0
uno 9is5iplin paren Elm Wfll
tier iiir ieoen 4uslGnoer, :.
Sn 0ieier g9eiie CAB SEER Sonntff
mieoer pom ieinem Soni-
neraufent6alte in 0atti6lano
ms Dem ariege~ side oia 5ablrei-
ben &obrer e fem Stubl mar mebr
rel - maren erballt mo gingen
)eim i'm 5uberii6tli6en @lailben all
zen Sieg Ser gere6ten oelttihen ga
be. - Ger 8ermanio Stub lit mabr-
.ih elm Centrum oeuti6en geiitigen
8enuies. cine 3ieroe i'm &ron3e ser
alubs u%nierer Sta0t
So. @(.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
0ciellis littcrarii6er Sercin.

Sri. 9nito Sdaoe, Die rii6riqc
FrdiiOenteu 0es @eieaig litternri-
iden @ereins in @aibington, giebt
5efannt, DAB ser erlte Gereinsa6en6.
Ger I'M ndbiten 0fonat ltattfinOet,
aSoffmam BON 6%aQersleben" ge=
piOnet iein miro. IS mer0en GoG=
trGae gehalten mo eS miro oie fonl=
meioe Salon malld,es @enuBrciAe
unO ben @eilt Grfrii6enoe bringen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
0naefturen.

aoaeftoreu nelde in ibren 81
lwtrifteu alltoriiiert iino, Die al6onne.
mentsbetrdge 81 erbeGen nao 81 quit
tieren, iin0 iolgeuoe Serren:
6rib alcin, 915 u. $. 9(pe, q. "
@aul S6pegler, 1929 6-Stry PISS.
@reaor 9eir, 1912 $40. goe., NC.
@laOcns6nrg, MO.
9lllguit Seeming, 9dderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Qentldcs @ailemGans.

oen Z. September, funo in Der Anltalt
0es oeutjden @aiienbauies Elm gro
Bes @icnic itatt. Der Gag mar pom
berrliditen 8etter begiinltigt. 0ie
8aaet bradtcn Die @d ite bon Der
S%tra6enbabu SIR Nuitalt. Ser DC
nuh mar Elm GitBerit gut InltaltS-
superintendent Serr g. D. .. Yrell
bate nit Der atffiibrlmg zines Stil-
DIES, oas Oie @aiienfnaben wicOer-
gaben gutten Grfolg; OaS mirfte nm
10 mebr, ga eS i'm Sreien mar. Gie
&lciniten, MGO1en unO &naben tall5-
ten Minuet. Die WGohen fiibrten
Sta6ii6ungen Dor; an ie0em Stabe
6efanO ii6 an ie0em Gnoe Elm Oeut.
ides reip. amerifnnii6eS 6dbnfen
Ole &na6cn gabcn eirtcM 9ria init
Santeln. Gum S6luB Oieicr &or
fiibrlngen fonIen 3pei tleine and-
ben ~ ole @wleinIten ; elmer trtlg
sic amerifanilhc, Der moere Die ocltt
i6e SABINE. 9cim 3uiammettreiien
oieier 6ei0en 6a9nenhunfer CAB eS
friegerii6e S3enen; a6er Damn trat
10 Elm Steiner, ser Irittfleinite auL
Derflei0et ais 0nfel Sam, Der i'm
Momente 0eS 3uIammelitreffen5 ci-
lie neiBe 9allbe, OaS Symbol 0t9
6rieoens, auffliegen lieB. 9lae alei-
1en biloeten MN nit SGbn6en Spa
(ier un0 Sntel Sam uno Die beiOel
@egleiter mari6ierteh ourdJ. 9icic
S5enen ma6ten ollf oie InDeienOen
eillen dlBerit giinitigen mo ange
nebmen GinOrltd. - gflln gingS 5ltn
giscream, Oell INN ole sic fleinen
0nirpie mo6lberOient batten. 9a3
gan5e Spiel wllrOe nit groBem App-
lalts aufgenommen un0 Oas Ser
0ienlt ge6ii6rt p%orncbmli6 Serrn
Experimentation @reil nno Ser Nn=
tails Wtatronc 6rom Yreil, Die nit
pieler W}iibe unO 2lnitrenglmg Die
Spiele cinJciibt batteH.
SIN Seller bailitc So6H Nppidl Scr
Die @ierqueIle iii6rte, mo M. S. W3c
&imnD, G6a3. 2erigbt un0 6. q.
SeapleD ais @ebiIfen; 9lppiAS re6tc
&onO, 5. B.. 9ierfuhs, mar 6loriIt
2l0olp6 @uoe, Der babel gang gebo=
rig i6miBte. @ie @a1enentienOung
beiorgte Nrmin &rebs.
Sic Ianten 0es 0amcn Silisper-
ems oes 0ellti6en @uilenbauies ma
rem iiberaG tdtig in Ser Slide; tie be.
Iorgten Oos GoAen uno g(ufnarten
an Sen Gii6cn. 0ieicr &erein lit
ltetS al ser &ano Gci iolhcl1 gnaele-
9enbeiten unO feillS Scr OtitQlieoer
feblt. GS lit mm0Qlid, oae 3anm
0erer al5ugeben, Sic mitbalfen mo
mir geben bier mr. sic 9tantcn ser
8eamte1:
9rGlioentin. 6rm g. 6. @ar-
t6el; &i5eprdiioentin: Srau NuallIti
ma 9fltpertu5; Erotofoaierenoc Sc
fretGrin: Srau Cora @ottcher, 81
lall5 : Sefretdrin; SRI. Qolliie Soft
der; S6abmciiterin: Srdf Gath.
@ain; ferner 6rau Mtaria O9elihdlis,
6rau Sophia Stcl3le mo 5rnrt
Minnie Sallber.
Ole 8eomten uno 9ireftoren ma
rem falt ~uoQ3Gblig eridicllcn rno
iiberaa baben Tie ibren Mann qeIfcat.
8eionoers ongeitrengt tdtig ipor 9rG-
liOent Martin @ieganO lul0 Sic @i-
&c Er6iioenten 8eBler ms 2offler
ebenio GbrcnprGiioent 6reo. Snibof
uno 0ireftor g. 6. Meinbera, Ser,
mie ole 9ader. itets flint uno ifnell
oaS Beiddftlide beiorgte, ga er 8or=
iiterlte0e oeriab.
Die 0eforationen maren ie6r qe=
i6madpoa arrangiert morOen, 0anf
Der umiiht uno Nrbeit oeS &crrn
Greil. 9ns gor5e Set mar fir Sc
oermam Elm mabrer @enltB nno oie
aleinen maren iiberaliidli6 i6re
@obltdter ilnl li6 81 ieben.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
@erfamfsltcaem
bes ng8nIGinatun SOmrmal0.

see rMai6ingtOn SOnrnNl".
eyobn 9inoer, 633 @.5traBe, 81. 90.
@(arence g}obe, 507 @-5tr., %. Us
american tobacco So, Ats ga. 9pe
RS.
Sam gloans, 900 @-StroBe G.-@.
g. 6. 8renis, 5lt t4te Str, sc 81.
8i6aro &. Miaer, 527 s. Str, S.-@.
IlcgamOria, ga.
$. 9feece Gaton1 1913 60 9toDaI Ct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
NOW
l "
OFF
An ExhaOrdIRa,y Sh05viRg
For Where Else Will you Find Furs Like These?

Fur Set OF Ermine and Fitch
Regular Price S}OO.OO-Now $225.OO
Fur Set of Amber Fitch
Regular Price SOO.OO-Now S74.25
Fur Set of Amber Fox
Regular Price S go OO-Iow SOAPS
rur SETS OF Hudson Seal and Badger
Regular Price S90.OO-Noy S7425
Fur Set OF Hudson Seal and Emine-
Regular Price Sl5OOO-Now SI125O
Fur Set OF Broad Tail and Skunk
Regular Price S1445O-Now S1OS.3s
Fur Set of Stone Marten-
Regular Price S15OOO-No~ $3.50
FUR Set of Hudson Seal and Russian Mouse
Regular Price Sl045O-Now S145.Ss
Also Extraordinary Showing OF Mink ChildrenS
FurS Included
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
COMEDY WANTED
Man Arrested Here Tuesday Was
Sought by Fairmont Officers
for Robberies.

VIII Comedy was removed 10 his
former nome in Fairmont yesterday
by Detective Riggs OF the Fairmont
force. who came TO this city after him
I'm company with j. NJ Hartley Of the
Hartley d Sons company general
store. Comedy had been arrested in
Pittsburgh on charge Of robbinr the
home OF VI. j. Hartley of Fairmont Of
some diamonds valued at nearly
$1,000 Tie came to This city some
time ago and rented room Too the
Second ward before going To- PITTS
hurgh. The fact that Doc was wanted
FOR robbery caused fbc local police TO
search his room yesterday and am nd.
diuonal amount of the loot was dis
covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
In A
MUSICAL DRAMA
WELL KNOWN MAN. RELATIVE
OF MARTINS FERRY RESI-
DENTS WRITES
Musical Production oemposed on His
homestead in Saskatchewan,
Canaos-WilI Visit Here.

The following IL taken from the
Eastern Mercury and viii be OF inter-
est 20 the friends OF the Lipphardt
family In Martins Ferry. II Is rela-
tive TO Herman Lipphardt. the found
er or the Ambrose, North Dakota.
NeWsman. and who is now homestead
ing near Wild Mans Butte. Saskatche-
wan. Canada.
Away on on the western plains.
where the Wild Mans Butte stands
sentinel over the long range OF Dor
der country. lonely and brown and
dreer. there Herman Lfpphardt drove
MS stake and settled down to the sim
pie life OF hOmesteader. Herman
was printer. From New York To
the foothills he drifted with the years.
and saw all there Is in Ia. great
drama OF human society: and he grew
ured OF u. His last business ventuse
was made at Ambrose. where he es-
tablished the Ambrose Newsman
From that place he vent TO Wild
Mans Butte. In the calm companion.
ship OF Wild Mans Butte Herman has
sat While shadows heightened and has
heard the coyote yelp at the October
sunset, and his soul has found voice
IN poetry. Besides poems which he
has set 10 music and sung TO the spirit
or the plains. he has also composed a
musical drama, whose plot is taken
from the traditions or the famed In
dian Princess. Pocohontas. This
drama has been sent to Herman LINN.
hardts birth place. New Richmond.
Ohio. where IL will be produced by an
amateur company for the benefit OF
the Public Library Fund.
Mr.. Lipphardt - brother OF
Messrs Albert and William Lipphardt
or Martins Ferry. ana = expected
mere soon TO pay them = visit Sonce
MS journey 20 the west Mr.. Lipphard,
mas been quite successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
CERTIFICATES GRANTED TO
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Rev. Hyre ID. Clark OF Buckhannon.
teacher training superintendent OF the
West Virginia Sunday School asso-
citation. was visitor at the general
Office In the Board OF Trade building
Tuesday This department OF tho as
ISOLATION is planning for a teacher
training campaign throughout the
state This department is looking TO
the organization OF a training class
for teachers in every school. cred
table work IS already going on. Yes
terday seven training teacher diplo-
mas were issued from the Office or
the association in the Board OF Trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
TAKE HABIT
Three NoVices Made Solemn Vows in
st Joseph Chapel Yesterday
Morning. ather Weber
Was Celebrant

beautiful and impressive services
were held at the 81. Joseph chapel
wednesday morning and three nov
ices made solemn vows. Mass was
celebrated az s O'Clock. which was
celebrated by Rev Father Edward
Weber. who also conferred the habits
and crosses. Father Edwin Jepson
preached an interesting sermon and
spoke Of the religious life in general.
The following received the habits and
their names for their sisterhood. Miss
Rose MCFARLAND of Huntington. Sis
ter Mary Gertrude: Miss Verena Roth
OF wheeling, Sister Agnes Regina
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Wheeling.
Sister Mary Edward. Miss Agnes
Louehy oi Chester. w Va. Sister
Mary Bertha. The Sisters who made
their vows were Sister Mary CON.
stance Cook. formerly Of Grafton.
sister Mary Magdalyn Walsh. former.
ly OF Clarksburg. and Sister Mary
Martina German. formerly OF Ireland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01

building to a class at Calvary NJ. f.
church. Moundsville. Those I'm charge
OF the school are as follows. Rev. e..
Z. Lanhan. pastor; Mentor Hetzor. su-
Perlntendent; II. b. Miles. teacher
The graduates OF the Sunday school
who received diplomas all made ar
average of % per cent and above
The names OF the graduates are.
Glenna Fay IIiggs. Hazel Helms. Grace
Williams, Mrs Edna McKie. Ocie
Fisher. c. VI. Myers. Jr.. and George
G. Taylor.
DIR. IT. u. Clark while I'm the city
spoke very highly in complimentinr
III teachers training work which IS
being carried on in the Third Presbv
terrain church In this city under tho
direct management OF Rev J. r. Ley.
enbergor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

From the plains states eastward
the weather is generally cloudy. but
there was practically no precipitation
over that great area during the past
two DAYS. and no storm formation an.
pears this morning
\ storm OF great energy Is moving
INTO the country over the North Pa
enc sections, attended and preceded
by rain. the main area covering most
OF the Pacific and plateau sections.
Cloudy weather will probably con.
unue In THIS section over Thursday.
but no precipitation Of consequence Is
expected.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, 80 degrees; lowest last
night 2S degrees; no precipitation.
Rivers
The Ohio will continue to fall in
the district. II. C. HOWE
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
FAST DRIVING
Auto Truck Travelling on Market
Street Narrowly Misses Running
Down Pedestrians.

About . o'clock yesterday afternoon
an accident was narrowly averted on
Market street just north OF -Four
teenth. when an auto truck owned by
n local firm was being driven south at
"a rapid rate OF speed The truck was
running on the right side OF the street
and the driver was apparently trying
10 pass a city Railway car. which was
running parallel with the truck. but
just as the car was being brought TO
n stop at the crossing the danger
point was reached.
A. that time a man and a woman
left the curb to get on the trolley car.
and as they did so stepped directly
I'm front % the truck Seeing the dan
ger quick enough. the jumped back
10 the curb. and the operator OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
BOX OF STOGTES
wheeling Board Of Trade Presents IN.
teligencer Force Win Most
Acceptable Gift

The lntrIlIecuCer f0rCe was aercc-
ably surprised last evening to receive
% Ncw Years slit u thr form of %
BOX of MafshH 'liic u1unaa" ac-
companiod hy fhe b..f wishes Tor tho
new year oI 'he Wheeling Board of
Trade. To say thHt tho smoke arc
greatly appreciated would bo putunr
Do mildly. Hnd fIo entire force both
In Che repurtoriIl room and tho com
posing room. rsIsrd- fI fre board
ucDf" trHu... supplemented Dos
rrrrfInr and best u.sIt. for IlII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
g Ed. MendeI Go.
FEDERAL COURT WILL
CONVENE IN pngkrucaupc

Ih. rruiIr term OFF United state.
District court uiu convene Boo Parker.
bur-" january lt Several cases uf IY.
cll interest will Boz heard before
Jutce Aston % Dayton. although the
session promises to ba short one
Deputy United state. NarshsU DID,
lio William VIII leave today with teu
prisoners Ralph II.rculaa aud John
IuEIu whom hn $3.50 place r Ira
Wood county iai fp await the action
of ihe grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01

truck. realizing the danger at the last
minute. applied the brakes and
checked the speed. but not sufficiently
to stop his machine. which passed the
trolley car. which was standing at
that time
Only by the quickness of the two
pedestrians jumping back to the curb
prevented a serious accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01
All Fury Rednled

POSITIVELY THE FIRST CUTTING OUR
FURS HAVE MET. UP UNTIL THIS TIME WE
HAVE MAINTAINED THE REGULAR PRICES
NOW BECAUSE OF TRAORDINARY
WEATHER CONDITIONS WE CUT, AND CUT
DEEP.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01

a representative OF the Mutual life
Insurance Company OF New York VIII
call on you. n desired. George Baird
Manager. Schmulbach Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-01

India imports bird cages from the
United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE. SaturdaY,s Games.

At New York-New York, 8; Chicago 4. Batteries-New York, Denmaree and Mclean; Chicago, Pierce, Za, bel. Bresnahan and Hargrave. At Boston-Boston, 4; Pittsburgh, 8 Batteries Boston, Tyler and Cow dy; Pittsburgh. Councilman, Cooper and Gibson.
 At AtPhiladelphia-Philadelphia, 5; Gin, cinnati, 1. Batteries-Philadelphia Ocscheger, Marshall, Alexander and Killifer; Cincinnati, Benton, Doug. lass, Clark and Gonzales. Fourteen innings.
 At Brooklyn-St. Louis, 6; Brooklyn O. Batteries - Brooklyn, Atchison, Schmidt and McArty; St. Louis, Griner and Snyder.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland, f; Washing
 ton, 0.
 At Detroit-Detroit, 8; New York, l. At St. Louis-Boston, 10; St. Louis, 1. At Chicago-Philadelphia, s; Chicago,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores:

At St. Louis-Buffalo, g; St. Louis, 2. At Indianapolis - Indianapolis, IT.;
 Pittsburgh. f. At ChicagO-Chicago, 40; Baltimore, O.2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
Saturdays Scores.

At Indianapolis Indianapolis, S; Pittsburgh, 4. Batteries -- Indian apolis, Billiard and Rairden; Pitts. burgh. Camnitz and Berry. At Kansas City - Kansas City, 10; Brooklyn, '. Batteries = Kansas City, Cullop, Harris, Packard and Easterly; Brooklyn, Houck. Lafitte, Seaton, Land and Owens. Second game-Kansas City, 2; Brook lyn. 1. Batteries - Kansas City, Adams, Harris and Easterly; Brook lyn, Finnerman and owens. At St. Louis-St. Louis, 2; Buffalo, 4. Batteries-St. Louis, Groom and Si- mon; Buffalo, Anderson and La. vinge.
 Second game-Buffalo, 10; St. Louis, O. Batteries-St. Louis, Keupper, Herbert and Chapman; Buffalo, Mo- ran, Snyder and Blair. At Chicago-Chicago-Baltimore game postponed; rain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
NOTICE.

Members of the Fourth of July com mittees are requested to meet Tues day evening, June 16th, instead of Monday, June 18th, as previously an nounced. The postponement is on account of the Elks' dance that is to take place at Elks' hall Monday night. SIMON HlRsCh'
 Chairman of Executive Committee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15

A clean, well.pressed suit is a busi ness asset. Try Shearer 6 Torvinen 12S Front st., prone 242. 6-12-lm
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
SPECIAL TUESDAY AND WEDNEs
 DAY,

for the man who slaves himself. A combination of our box of a D. S. shaw ing soap or powder, one box of Lilac
 talcum and one bottle of Vogue Lilac
 Vegatal for $1.O0. Regular price SIPS. Juneau Drug Co.,, 1O7 Front street. Phone 25O. 6.15.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
Saturdays Games.

At Detroit-Boston, S; Detroit, 6. Bat. teries-Detroit, Cavet, Main, Dauss, Reynolds. Stanage; and McKie; Bos. ton, Bedient, Collins and Carrigan. At Cleveland-Philadelphia, 10; Cleve' land, s. Batteries-Cleveland, Hager- man, James and ONeill. Philadel- phia, Shawkey. Plank, Pennock and Lapp.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, 5; New York, 4. Batteries-St. Louis, Mitchell, Weilman, Leary and Agnew; New York, McHale, Caldwell and Nuna- maker.
 At Chicago - Chicago-Washington game postponed; rain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
SEIZE TT

or you will loose the opportunity. Now is the best time to buy Juneau real estate. Prices will never be lower and there is every indication of a sharp advance in the near future. l have some splendid business and resi-. dence locations, and a few good bunga- los. Prices and terms on application.
 6-15.tf GEO. F. FORREST.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
MASONIC MEETING.

Called communication Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. M, oddfellows hall, Monday evening, June 15, eight o'clock. Work in the p. A. degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order. w. NJ. An early attendance is requested. 6-13.2t
 E. D. BEATTIE, Secy,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
CAREFUL ATTENTION

is given all prescriptions, If taken to Doran's Prescription Pharmacy. Here all prescriptions are invariably com pounded with absolute accuracy. Only pure drugs are used; no substitution Is ever allowed. Physicians know this. Regular patrons appreciate it.
 Phone S-Doran's Prescription Phar-
 macy. 5-20-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Yesterdays scores:

Yesterdays SCOTCH At San Francisco-Sau Francisco, S-S; Los Angeles, 10. At Portland-Portland, 6-8; Oakland, S-2.
 At Los Angeles-venice, O-6; sacra- mento, 10.
 Saturday's Games. At Los Angeles-Sacramento, 3; Ven ice, ?. Batteries-venice, Klepfer, Hanley and Elliott; Sacramento, Stewart, Slagle and Hannah. At San Francisco V Los Angeles, 2; San Francisco, 1. Batteries-San Francisco, Baum and Sepulveda; Los Angeles, Ryan and Boles. At Portland-Portland, 6; Oakland, ?. Batteries - Portland, Rieger and Fisher; Oakland, Pruitt, Christian, Alexander and Mitze,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15

I have some new designs for short waists and underwear; also all kinds of embroidery material and cottons. Stamping done to order. THE VOGUE SHOP, opposite the orpheum. Mrs. Albert Berry, Phone Main 24S.- Mo-We-Fr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
 Yesterdays Scores:

At seattle-spokane, 3; Seattle, O. At Tacoma-vancouyer, [; Tacoma, 2.
 Saturdays Games. At Victoria-Portland [; Victoria, 6' Batteries-victoria, Steel and Hoff' man; Portland, Brown and Murray At Vancouver-vancouyer 4; Tacoma 2. Batteries - Vancouver, Ruether and Cheek; Tacoma, McGinty and Harris.
 At Seattle - Spokane, 4; Seattle, g. Batterles-Seattle, Bonner and Cad man; Spokane, Hughes, Stanley and Brennerman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-15
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-10-09
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

The new tobacco crop has commenced
to sell at prices ranging from 6 to Z
cents in the bundle.
VIM Earle and Miss Title Arnold of
Milton Junction were united in marri-
age at Clinton Junction Oct. 9th.
Geo. F. Pomeroy of Porter and Miss
Edith Merrifield of Fulton were united
in marriage by Rev. w. C. Whitford in
Milton on the End.
While returning from Milton to their
Rock river home one of the cool days
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. John Green
wrapped a young babe so tightly that
it died of suffocation.
The farm residence of Henry Whit
taker, south of Indian Ford, was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning, in
volving loss of SIS, 900. C. G. Bieder-
mans family, who occupied a portion
of the house, were absent in Marshall
and lost good portion of their house
hold goods.
Friday, Oct. II, 1889.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-10-09
Married.
RATZLAFF-BRUHN.

At the German Lutheran church on
Tuesday evening, October 6, 1914, at Z
o'clock, occurred the marriage of Fred
Ratzlaff and Miss Emma Bruhn, Rev.
Charles Spilman officiating. The couple
were attended by George Dallman and
Miss Betty Bruhn, sister of the bride.
The church was prettily decorated and
after the ceremony reception and din
ner were given at the home of the
brides parents, Robert Bruhn and
wife.
Both young people have lived in Ed
gerton all their lives and their friends
are numbered by the score, all Of whom
join in extending congratulations. The
groom has for many years held posi-
ton in Ratzlaff Bros. store and is one
of the rising young men of the city.
For the present the young couple will
reside with Robt. Bruhn.