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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

Mrs. Flatte-' Wait, dear, until
think
Mr.. Flatte-"I can't wait as long
as that. I've got an engagement day
after tomorrow. '-Yonkers States.
man.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
FIELD FOR sPELLERs RESTRICTED

Don't you want your boy Josh to be good speer7"
asked the school teacher.
Il dunno, replied Farmer Corntossel "About all tbe
notice good speler gets nowadays is bein called on oc
easonally to decide bet.''-Washington Star
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
HARDSHIPS OF WAR

Lady-"Yes, they very nice gooseberres but aren't
they dirty!"
Street Vendor-'Dirty! Think can wash 'em and mart
their air dahn the center for uppence pound in these
ere times '"-London Opinion
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
MODERN LITERATURE

Il must confess that don't understand Henry James
His style is so involved
III tell you how to GO about reading him. First run
life insurance policy After that Henry James will
seem lucid and clear. louisville Courier,Journal
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

Politics. fremens convention, war, war taxes, sub
Marines Antwerp forts-everyhing to be forgotten
in the wild desire to get allabsorbng
questions "Who is winning today's gamer"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
PROOF POSITIVE

How do you know that Chaucer dictated his old En-
lsh to stenographer?"
Look at the way it's spelled "-Philadephia Ledger
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

Old Derry right up the front with her new township
nigh school which will be dedicated Tuesday-the gift
of the Chocolate King" More Hersheys are needed in
Pennsylvania.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
1T DEPENDS

1 wonder how many men will be made unhappy when
marry9" said the firt.
How many do you expect to marry!" answered her
dearest frend.-Man Lacht.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

With only s45550OO in the general fund of the State
Treasury, the states financial will have to do some
close cutting to square things before school fund is
all paid.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

stated that the average Partisan shop,
keeper wants to retire from business
at the age Of 40 or therea bouts and
bleeds his customers as much as pos.
sibe. If tradesmen could be persuaded
to keep in harness little longer they
would, it is thought, be content with
smaller profits.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

That baker makes the lightest
bread | ever tasted, = said the old fogy.
That's right" agreed the crouch.
his pound loaves only weigh nine
ounces. cincinnati Enquirer.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

After baseball the election and then Thanksgiving for
which will all be ready
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

Congressman Nelson, of Wisconsin, says he is blood
hound on the trail of the octopus Must be regula,
dog
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
BEFORE YOUR EYES

Sign in Middleboror shoe shine paror: your tan
shoes died black and see the tango.-Exchange
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

That SSOO0O0 left by Mrs Frank Leslie to be used
in the promotion of the woman suffrage NAV be
heard from in Pennsylvania next year
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
Saturday, October 10, 1914.
oCToB E r
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Showers to-
night and probably Sunday Not much
change in temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania: Showers to-
night and probably Sunday. Moderate
southerly winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
ODD FELLOWS MEET
viii Hold Visitation Meeting OF the
Winter Season Tomorrow Even
ing at Excelsior Lodge.

The members of the Independent
ride of Odd Fellows of Wheeling
and vicinity. are looking forward with
a great deal of pleasure TO the first
visitation of the winter season, which
will be held tomorrow evening in the
room of Excelsior lodge. No. 40. in
the d Fellows building. corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. The
lodges taking an active part in the
visitation meetings are. Excelsior
lodge. No. 40: Progress lodge. No.
271, Moundsville; Concord lodge, No.
10: Lincoln lodge. No. 40. McMechen:
wheeling lodge, No. 9. and Triadel-
phia lodge No. 81. The visitation
meetings are not only for the lodges
represented. but for the members OF
other j. o. o. r. lodges that are in
terested in the general welfare of the
order and want to see Odd Fellow
ship progress.
All members are urged to be pres
ent on this occasion. so as to give
the order aid In promoting those great
principles for which Odd Fellows ship
stands. The event bids fair to be a
great success and a large attendance
IS expected. The feature OF the even
ing will be the delivering Of several
addresses by prominent members OF
the order as well as the rendering OF
a splendid musical program. Follow
ing the program. a banquet will be
held under the auspices of Excelsior
lodge. and delightful refreshments
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
COURT WAS BUSY
Many Cases Taken Up In Criminal
Court Saturday on Demurrer
n Argued-cotts Case
Thrown Out.

Saturdays session Of the circuit
court was an extremely busy one in
both branches. Arguments were sub
mitted in some of the cases. one OF
them being hat of j. w. Colts VS..
The City OF Wheeling. City Solicitor
Brennan showed that the bill was
improperly brought in his argument
on demurrer. and succeeded In get
ting the case thrown out OF court.
In the ease OF O'NeiI VS.. The I'm
tied Pure Food Company. the attor-
ney argued the case, saying that the
plaintiff had no right 10 ask for dam
ages as the plaintim Is not a regis
tered driver Of the company.
In the suits OF John l.. and Linda
Kingdom vs.. the West Virginia Trac.
ton and Electric Company. Judge
Hervey sustained the demurrer and
allowed the plaintiffs TO amend their
bills. The defense contended that the
company was not responsible for the
injury sustained when the garden
at the park collapsed during the Ma
sonic outing some years ago.
Other cases:
W. j. Sandy ~. Wheeling Traction
company. third trial refused: motion
TO set aside verdict o~verruled.
Arch McConnahey VS.. Lena VIII
helm 81 al. motion for new trial with
drawn.
j. W. Adams. administrator OF the
estate Of Maria s. Pautsch. vs..
Charles Kirchner. report of Commits
! sioner Amos affirmed and distribution
ordered.
J. C. Moore ct al. W. Panhandle
Traction company. injunction pro-
ceedings. answer OF defendant order.
ed filed.
william Price and n. V. Springer
W. Henry Blum. Jr.. not guilty pleas
entered by defense.
Security Trust company. guardian
Of Chauncey a. Rankin. granted per
mission 20 spend $3.50 for malnte-
nance Of ward for three months.
Thornburg W. Wess VirEinia Trac-
lion and Electric company. trial De
ccmber 2
Ryan W. Kitchen. FOR injuries sus
tanned In the falling OF a plank from
the new National bank into a street
car. passed to next Saturday.
National Bank OF Pennsylvania and
Provident Trust company W. Howard
and Handlau. involving the Affairs OF
the National Telephone compsny.
passed. pending adjustment
Noyes and Rita w. Handland and
Harper. for services rendered In con
nection with the organization % the
Consolidated Telephone company. set
for Trial Decembcr .
Hotchkiss vs. West virginia Trac-
lion and Electric company for loss Of
life Of the plaintiff In a collision. de-
murrer sustained and leave granted
10 amend declaration.
Lopreste w. Purpura. Involving
murder Of Frank Lopreste W. salva-
tore Purpura, an insane man. passed.
u vas stated hat the case would not
BE- tried this Term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
FORTY HOURS
DEVOTION HELD
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES YEsTER
DAY AT ST. JOSEPH'S
CATHEDRAL.
Flower Parade hy Young Ladies' Wa
Interesting Part Of Program
Services End Tuesday.

forty Hours devotion service was
opened yesterday morning nj 1890
o'clock I'm st. Joseph's cathedral with
mas. Rev. Edward Weber was cele.
brant Of the mass Rev. Edward Gal.
way acted a. deacon. Rev. William
Haurahan acted as sub-deacon. and
Rev. o. n. Moye. v. c.. .onciated ne
master Of ceremonies. The alters
we're beautifully decorated for the oc-
c~asion. especially with ported palms
and flowers In the evening at 7.30
o'clock a solemn procession Of the
blessed sacrament took place. about
one hundred flower girls caTying
baskets OF flowers and strewing them
before the blessed sacrament The
girls Of 81 Joseph's academy also car.
ried flowers and chanted the "Pauga
JinKua" Special music In connection
with the evening service was rem.
dered BY the choir The devotion ser.
vice win close Tuesday morning with
mass ~ . o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
LABOR FORWARD"
MOVEMENT BOOSTED
o GA NtzATioN COMMITTEE
HELD BIG RALLY
YESTERDAY.
Many Prominent Speakers Addrsssed
Afternoon Session at o. v. ia
l. A. Haii-To Resume
Activities

Marking the reopening Of the cam
paign TO organize all branches OF Ia
Dor In the Ohio Valley. a big labor
rally was held yesterday. under the
auspices OF the Organization Com
mittee OF the Ohio Valley Trades
Labor Assembly. Two meetings were
held-morning and afternoon-in the
o. v. T. 4 L. A hall. and were large
ly attended. probably 200 representa-
uves OF he various labor unions OF
this vicinity being present.
The affair was held In the interest
OF the labor forward" movement.
hich was launched in this city more
than a year ago. During the sum-
mer months the organization COM
mittee suspended its activities. and
yesterdays rally marked the resumpt-
ION OF efforts to organize all crafts
which are at present unorganized.
The morning session was called TO
order at 10 o'clock by Leo J. La
Flam. president OF the Organization
Committee. who explained the OBJ
jects OF the gathering. He was FOL
lowed by II. p. C~orcoran. of this city.
president OF the West Virginia State
Federation OF Labor, who outlined
what hat organization expects TO ac-
complish in the way OF better leg
islation at the next session of the
legislature. He asked the assistance
and cooperation OF all organized la
Dor bodies. Mr.. Corcoran was fol-
lowed by Walter b. Hilton. who ex-
planned in detail the objects of the
meeting.
International Speakers.
Representatives OF several interna-
tional labor bodies spoke at the
afternoon session. which at
2 o'clock. The first speaker was NJ
+. Tighe. of Pittsburgh, secretary
treasurer OF the Amalgamated Assoc
lation OF Iron. Steel and Tin Workers.
He was followed by II. II. Stewart, OF
New Orleans. La. representing the
national body OF Sheet Metal Work
ers. j. j. McEntee. of Jersey City.
a representative of the Machinists'
national union. was the next speaker
and was followed by E. J. Marks. OF
Detroit. Mich. speaking In behalf OF
the Glass Bottle Blowers union. The
bnal address was made by f. Z. Bak-
er. of the Retail Clerks Protective
I Association.
These speakers pointed out some OF
the difficulties 10 be experienced in
the labor forward" movement. and
gave the committee many timely
hints. Before adjournment was TAX
en-, a rising vote of thanks was ex-
tended the speakers.
Representatives OF several other
national labor Unions were to have
addressed the meeting. but were I'M
able to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
HoHTEATE
strest Ca Mm 20 Hild EIsoton AZ
Lodge Rooms Dsosmbsr ~.

The following officer have been nomf.
neied ~ Division No. 101. A~maiEamntei
street ana Electric Railway Enuluyts
20 me manF respective offices u The
local They viii b. voted upon nj th
regular meeting December ~.
For Prcaident-I. NJ. Furbee. D. NJ.
Smith.
Vice President-wm. Barnes. D. C..
Conker.
RecordinF secrstary-T A swain 4
- Roberts. a. - Lewis. W D. Nicker-
son.
Hnaneiat qecretary-A r. Crumiey.
q p Uarflrbnurh.
Executive roard=MheelIng Traction.
Eord Moore. o. a. Keunon. Fred PARKER
W q q Henderson Film Grope. % vi.
= mith. Lester Blake. Nurt WamaleF. rIIv
Railway ~ r. noble a ~ Crumlrv.
John = STUMP VIM kieeier n vs. West
neieretss o. Onto VALLEY Trades and
Iahor AaHrmhlF@gonrra gharp. a. D.
Enrtlehaurh. John Foster. ID T Battle.
CHARLIE Urnhr. a. o. Crumlev. b V
Noble. % NJ smith
ter scntincl-1u1us Norteman. George
a Nrna
For Conductor Prank Mckean. Rome
Ramsey. Gcorzs - Hart.
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income policy were discussed By J. y.
- Sweeney. Of the Equitable; N. NJ.
kimberland. Of The Union Central.
and others. The meeting was in
charge OF a committee consisting OF
". NJ. Taylor, IT, d. Gilbert and J. ".
hanley.
New members joining AZ this ses.
sion were: James d. Shepherd. Jos.
y. Robinson. Charles A. Scheil. j. H.
kniaht. o. Morton. J Raymond Craw
ford. Charles G. Murphy. Walter D..
Conrad. w. r. Miller. OF Wellsburr:
q. 8 Miracle. Of Steubenville. and
Carroll ". Reed. OF Clarksburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
TO GRAND JURY
a. eed"sy Held for Assault on John
Rysn-Other Cases Heard Sat
urdsI In Police Court.

Police court was quite a busy place
Saturday evening. Aside from ar
rests Of Friday night, there we're some
cases held over from the Friday morn
ing session. A. Bedway, charged with
assaulting Johnny Ryan with a wagon
sDoke. was held under $500 bond for a
preliminary hearing. IL IL probable
that the case viii develop Into a
felony as the injury IL considered
quite serious. II seems that Bedway
was the cause OF the row. which
started in Bedway's pool room
Cyrus Maroon paid the sum Of $40
for having lift Mrs. Las In the face
with a poke Of candy. The complain.
ants. Mr. and Mrs. Las. paid the costs
Of the case. The boy claimed that he
did not use bad language, but said
Mrs. LAS did.
At Saturday mornings session Law
renee and George Froiick were fined
50 and costs for beating up John
Curry. and the court greatly surprised
that gentleman by attaching a like
fine 70 him. II seems that Curry en-
tered FrOlick Bros stable. smoking A
cigarette. which he refused TO throw
away. Later he had the brothers ar.
rested with the above result
George Mclaughlin said that the
fail Of Friday night was the FIRST time
he had fallen from the water wagon
der a suspended nne
John Felix was given the nice little
sum Of g. and costs for being drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
CASES PASSED
Three Defendants Have Cases Post.
poned Until Next Term Of
Criminal Court.

Only a brief session Of criminal
court was held Saturday morning.
when three minor cases were acted
upon BY the court George McGni.
charged with assault. appeared In
court and gave bond Tor his appear
ance 90 the next tesu.
The case 81 the state W. Joseph
ihillipovich was passed until the
next term Of court
In the case Of the state W. Harry
Harper. convicted ~ nanderinF. was
passed until this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
FOLEY cathartIc TabIets

Are wholesome. thoroughly cleans
ing. n have a stimulating effect on
the stomach. liver inc bowels. Regu.
late you with no gripping and no un-
pleasant after effects. Stout people
ind they give immense relief and
ford. Green Bay. Wis. writes: "Fo-
ley Cathartic Tablets are the best
laxative I ever used. They do the
work promptly and with no bad after
effects. Try them. Sold by John
Coleman e. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
UNoeRwRITERs ~.
West Virginia Insurance Agents IN
Session Saturday.

one Of tho largest attended meet
inFa ever held BY the West Virginia
Life Underwriters Association was
that Of Saturday. IN tho sun parlor
90 the Windsor hotel Following
luncheon. the art Of ~salcsmanship
was exempnhed BY G n Taylor md
q p Heyman. Of tho Northwestern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
COMEDY SKETCH
Restaurant Mis-Jp Aired In Police
Court Saturday.

a little comedy was mixed In with
Saturday nights police court session.
that really deserves special mention.
Minor Rase. raised the dickens. in q
restaurant. run ~ Chris Sandar and
Harry Kaphilis. a quarrel arose owe
the spending Of a quarter and Rase
took a slap AZ the proprietort who had
him arrested. Judge Jordan made IL
$40 and costs. and fined sandar five
and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
KRAFT CASE OYER
Motion For New Trial In Attempted
Arson Matte no De Argued
January 8.

Due to the fact that neither side
was really ready for the arguments.
the motion for q new trial In the at
tempted arson ease OF George A.
Bull" Kraft. which was TO have been
argued today. has been confined over
until the January term q court. 70
has been consistently rumored that
Attorney Boyce will withdraw bis
motion and ask for the mercy Of the
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
TO CLOSE COURT
November Term Of Criminal Court 20
End Today After Two Gases
Are Argued.

After a most successful term. judge
Alan ~ Robinson viii declare the No
vcmbcr term % Criminal Court I'd
journed this morning. after he hears
arguments on we minor matters
Attorneys schmidt and Jones wilt
submit arguments on a motion for a
nov trial IN the case Of G. r. Jordan.
and the case u Harry Harper will b.
decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Water Rents Due

For the six months psysble Decem.
Der ist. a discount Of lO1s allow
ed on bills paid during December.
1914
Positively no discount allowed
after December 3Ist. 1914.
". s. McELROY.
City Treasurer. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Lou Priced Books in Serial Edifo

Beyond doubt we are greatest sellers of popular priced books heeabouts. A
prime FACTOR OF or Book business Are the 25c Serial Editions of which custorners
buy one, several or all the books of series These books are or reading tabIsS
n particular homes where reading matter is censored.
Other Books att 0c, 29c, 39c 4@c, CSC up to CSC, covering a broad RANGE of
juvenile subjects at the hands of popular writers and great authors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
TELEPHONE CASE
Ease o. CIsrksbure Bank AoaIns,
Harper and HandIan Of National
Telephone Co. Up Today.

This morning. in Circuit Court. ar
guments will be submitted on a mo-
uon for Judgment In the case OF the
Empire National Bank OF Clarksburg
vs. y. W. Harper and w. C. Handlan.
attorneys +. w. Nesbitt and CAPTAIN
Sperry VIII appear for the plaintiffs
ana Attorney II. p Handlan for the
DEFENDANTS. The suit IA one OF the
remaining ones 81 the National Tele.
phone company.
Both branches OF the circuit cour,
VIII be In session today. Judge New
man being engaged on some matters
mat have been pending for some
time.
Climaline for tho bath. kitchen and
laundry: i0c. three packages 25c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
&c, Rid Of That Miserable Fesnno

Get Rid o. That Miserable Feelinu.
You may learn something from the
experience Of Mrs William Troute.
Hon. " Y. who vas sick for a long
time from q badly disordered stomach.
! felt miserable all 81 the time" she
writes. y was tired and had no ap.
petite a friend advised me to take
fhamberiain's Tablets DID 20. aud
my appetite improved aud gained
rapidly in health FOr sale BY al
dealers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
SO6Seitsglofcn.

Sn Ser ST. Marnss&irhe murben
6rl. Selen @iIles, 3ohter Der
Jamille Mic. @iaes, APO Suo Q. Str.
nit Srn. s. q. Steper BON Menp.
monee aetraut, uno Reu. @onoon am,
tirte. Die Stride mar ih0u oetolirt,
uno es war cine sablreihe Sohseits.
seieqlhait anne enb. 9as iunae Baor
miro aui einer &anb in Montana
ippbnen.
SRI. !Sarriet Marr BON @i.
mono uno 8. 8. W artenu BON bier
ipuroen lesten Samitas in @inono
ourh &ep. u. Sauer sstrout. Dos
iun9e Yaar miro bier wobnbait iein.
Die 'oIssnoen 6OdSeitserloubn;s.
Ihetne muroen beim @ountpclerf Solis
petite 9eloit;
6arlepT Z. @asperu no Gliso
3 aptopn, belize pom @batfielo,
W,nn.
NnoremM del o uno MAJ
SageI, beioe pon Bangor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
Wns Den Werihten.

Nni elm Sobr nab @nupun ionote
Der 6thier Den 6nrmarbe,ter Slcob
9uno. Der ieInen Nrbeltaeber, IL
8obert8 in Bangor. UNI cine 9rbbrts
Summe @eIOes beltoblen bate.
Der 2bunihtaut Noom 3bum puroe
bon 6uIisiberiff Sitter in Die Snou,
ltrielhuIe IN Wauteibu abselieierl, mo-
er iib bOffentlih b"eIieru miro.
Die S6aoenerlabtln9e ppn 9apio
3opIe. bes friberen StraBenba6nanae.
lteuten, Der bier Sabre III oen @eribten
umberseserrt muroe, lit nun aubers
9erihtIib 9elhIIftet moroen. @ieuiel
Der Wtann erbalten bat lit ni6t be.
FAINT.
Gin y@lobetrotter", Der Iit Sames
@orhln nennt, ltnbl in elmer Garage in
Wc@reaUr unten Elm @rtrasMutorao
oas er bier 5u ueridahern lutte. Ter
&erl lnB l6On in @oupun uno muroe
pom Sheriff nab Wc@regor nbseboIt.
no er lein' reue Strafe betommt.
Nhotti otl9 HHo VtU. OttUeIS, OH
aus Dem Sncob O'9ieiq 6 ben an
6ole' uno 6asaritraBe Elm Eoar lleber'
ifube seltobten. ml1ien onfiir i'm
Gonnt1oerlieB bilBgn, 20 relp. 30 Gage
lang.
g8m. Cpiinnopsti. elm ~I7idbriger
BurIhe BON Chicago. uno Der cine
6rndtcar Der Ntllw. 8obn 9epliinoert.
mnroe BON 9tidter Srinolep oui 2 Sabre
nab Dem @repn Saa &eicrmatorlnm
9elanot. Der junas Spibbube laE
,hon lriiher i'm 3uhtbaule uno ifeinl
nnperbelierIi6 gu iein.
Nus Dem 0iibn'jden 6leiiterlaoen
in @elt Solem puroe Wtiltlupd
Ntnht aus Der 2aoentnIie S25 aeltob.
len. Sn Sparta wurbe Elm oes 9ub.
'tabIs Eerodbtiger, 9tnmens Rcu
8auts, feit9enommeu, uno SberliI
Weber miro i'm bierber por'S @erihl
brtngen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-30
Sobesi6attem.

aeeler 5ruu Clsn Dora aeeler,
8attin oes Orsnniiators Der Wooern
Wooomen. itarb ON Dlenltnq Morgsu
Hm halb ii ubr in ibrem Selm. 216
9t z Sir. Ste uberIeben be Gltsrn.
Der 9atte, 5tuei Shmsltern. Elm 8ruoer
uno Spei Stieifinoer. Die 8eitattnne
lamb seltern auf Dem Cat 8rOUe 6rleo.
boie itatt.
GHgrR 49, s. 6. @ngen BON @eIt
Salem, itarb am SOnntae Worsen nnh
LANCER 9~rnntbeii. @r rar IN Rorfpe.
gen ~sebpren. fam 1860 hierber uno
Wtomets iib Der QnnOwirtbidait. bon
Der er fid jeboh ldOu Dor 20 Snbren
suriidjos uno iid in @eit Salem ME.
oerlieB. @r binterldbt ieine 5rau,
pier 3ohter n el en- Sobn. 9oe
SegrdbnlB fano am 9Onueritog itatt.
EaBel = 6enrp Ydssl BON 9lain.
oieU Wtnn Der turSli6 ihrpere
Bronopunoen our6 etnen ,lebenolqen"
0rabt erbielt. ais er nit 6ameraoer
liir Die @iscpHiin &atlmap Qi96t &
Boruer SO. nn5e Onalaefa arbeltete, lit
|stnen 3eioen am 3ienitag Nbeno UNI
6 ubr i'm So Groiie SOipitaI er egen.
0r binlerIdBt Die @lttme uno bret
climber. BE 2aife fuuroe nab 81.
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