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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
MaadanR Monday.

Next MONDAY morning af Barnes 'fr
will o." SuitwuiZed the wedding OF Miss
liazsl Rom. IS. ~ this t.fs. and MI John
frCh'igh. Of WHcsling. and several from
this city have been invited Co attend. The
bride is tu. accomplished daughter OF
Mr.. GrI Mrs William EumiDk. Of South
ILf - 'tr"a-. VIII the groom is "a
urpmi neuf Young NHs.rc man uf WI eFI-
.rL After the ceremony au slahOrat.
wedding dinner viii 10 served. Mr. and
Mrs IrOhliCN viii leave iWmeI lately
for 0u eastern triU and VIII h" af holm"
100 GAINESVILLE. whore the groom owns 70
large farm Their many r.euds Boo us
city will .1steu tu extend cuuErdtu'a-
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

Since tho Neath'~ has started Co th9w
the walking has been made very bad
and several Tcoplc are said Co have roe
cciVcd hard ais az result of the bee"
that had accumulated on the sidewalks.
II the people had swept all Of the
snow OFF the sidewalks as soon as Ia f,li
there would have been no Ice. There
were several flood rumors afloat go this
city last evening after tho rain started
10 fall Tho only danger ~ q flood 90
the present time would he three OF four
d4Ne steady rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

a.. You've 10 80 s~ni cvb o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

FINAL arrHurnwouts har, boon com.
uili "d ior tho bazaar which will be-
conducted by ihr Ladies aid sorIafy
"' Tho First Reformed church boz rho
WOW Rot. viz iu'1fn. on Belmont
.rn'f. today. Tr.Har and g,tr,I...
Zach d3y luncheon viii bo served
'inr ~ i" f O'Clock and from 10 fp :
nrIor. saturday Dy,r.u. chicken
upper "i.I DO served V4r.Yr.
I.IH.n and useful .rfI.I, uW Ir lr
'I' M il. various booths ion fn,
..'Id. II. I.II'a have decorated
.H' interior of fH, building .n fr. s,.
.nH .n'ur- and If now presents IN
attractive appearance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
birthday ana Apron Social.

No doubt q large crowd will hc present
This evening at tho birthday and apron
social. which will he given this evening
iu the SUNDAY school room Of -. John =
German Lutheran church \ fine pro-
gram has been arranged for the even
ing and refreshments of all kinds will
be served during the evening. Tho fol.
lowing ladies will he the entertainers
this month. MeSdHmcs. George IorChcr
I'd. Barshar. Oryillc Couaway. NJ. Metz
gar. VI. Thiess. George EinEel and Mis-
\ettis kerhcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Met Last Evening.

Last evening the SERVE committee Of
the city council met az the council
chamber with the sers ice director ana
the superintendent 81 the light plant
aud the water plant. The meeting wa
called FOR the purpose Of making out a
report which Will he submitted 70 Coun-
Gil ~ their regular meeting to he held
Saturday. at which several important
amtterS will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
In Wreteheo conoi,ion.

The streets OF this city are in a
wretched condition and are almost i'm.
passable The recent heavy snow.
melting under he rain has turned the
streets into miniature lakes The snow
has accumulated in the cutters and
the majority OF the sewers are closed.
The water draining into the cutters
has no outlet and lies IN pools on the
streets. The public service depart
ment will probably have a force OF
men AZ work today opening the sewers
ana cleaning the mud from the street
crossings In the business district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

William MCMsCnsu. "a lofuusg resident
81 thi- city. but VINO Of late has re-
sided ia Wheeling. will shortly open an
and he will be- glad to see all Of his
old friends again. The room that h.
will occupy ~ being repsinted aud re-
papered and will present handsome
appearance. lie will he IN his office al
ter the nrSt OF March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Health ESbibit

Word has been received I'm this
city TO the effect that the travelling
exhibit Of the state board OF health
Will open in Bcllair" on April y and
continue until April ~. This exhibit
Is being taken all over the state. and
is interesting as we'll as instructive
Following a trip through other Ohio
towns. IL will be taken to Columbus
ana installed In Memorial hall.
here the Ohio State Medical aSso-
citation viii meet in MAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Acting Coroner.

Ia the absence OF Coroner Frank T..
Myers who rs away on an extended trlp.
Justice Of the eIace r.. 7. Dug. Of this
city. - acting coroner. lie had his first
case yesterday when ne was called 60
Investigate the case or Joe Rutter 81
BoydSyille. who accidentally shot him
self yesterday morning. Coroner bug
will conduct the Inquest this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

The annual meeting Of the Wheel
ms ElTorth Union of West virginia
and Ohio viii be held in the First
VI. +. church In Bcllairn TUESDAY.
February q at 7.4J o'clock Dele
gates from the leagues iu all the
nearby SurroundIng towns will be- IN
attendance. several important mat
,crS relative to Epworth league work
"iN Le discussed and a program will
hc rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Come to Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four 10c loayes for &c.
ja-l7-tf.
Rrookside Council.

The Br0Oksiie council held an ad-
iouraed meeting In their council cham
hers last evening aud several important
matters concerning the pike that passes
through the village was taken up. They
talked over the matter Tor some time
but nothing definite was done. since
tho county commissioners have failed to
take any action Tn tho matter there Is
little LETT for tho council 20 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Industrioua Dance.

The members ~ tho Industrious
DANES will bc entertained this evening
&c the home of Mrs. Edward lite ou
North Tlfth street. instead Of this after
noon. a. announced bon this PAPER ycster-
day morning. All Of tho members are
In.un-I.M 10 mott. tho lhanEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

Inn IHTkrT, wen Known COIOTed
boy uf this city, had the misfortune TO
los" "a portion 81 two fingers 81 his
right hand Tuesday afternoon while At
work iu the tin mill 81 the picking de-
partmenJ lie was at his work when
some Of the acid. which he was work
tng. splashed on his hand. Although
the lad wore rubber gloves hts hand was
seriously burned. Yesterday morning
Or Wilson found "a necessary TO ampu-
tat. two % the fingers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

John Burda Of indian run was fined
-" and costs in Mayor Samwor
court ON Charg" Of violating the
Rose law. Tho warrant was issued
" tho B'lmorf County Civic Iasrfr
Hurda place ON Indian rum vas
Iaidcd and q quantity OF vet GOOD
was found and cpuEscat.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
All Are Arfec 20 Decorate.

The committee lu charge 81 the uls-
frIgf rally Of 90" Jnuior Mechanics,
which viii hc held 300 fniE city Saturday
Of this week. have completed all Of their
arrangement and fh.r ask 1ll OF tive
business places OF this ,itt tu decorate
for the meeting There viii Dee e large
number ar visitors 300 the city ON that
aaN and 10 BE- the aim ~ the Jnmwi Jtee
tp show them e. good time. The pro-
ErLm VIII be an ola L.Lnte ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

IN a IRE ~ foreign boarding house
a. plum Run. on the ". n l.. r rau-
road Monday afternoon = young child
able 90 rescue ~ from the blazing
mouse Several 80 the other rnemhcr-
or the hous. had narrow escapes from
serious burns The house was burned
to the ground and the entire furnish
ingS we've also DESTROYED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Iniured in Mins.

Andy EuSkoVaue. "a miner employed tn
the Moor.'s Run mine. was the victim o.
serious accident late Tuesday eve
ming when he was run over 10y "a coat
car iu the mime. lie was seriously
crushed about the chest and TtreiN ed
several bruises about the body. Or. \.
!. Heinlein was called and attended the
man and at late hour last evening he
Nag resting easy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Public sale.

Bills were posted about Ito yltN yes
terdaN announcing a public sale Whicu
will take ulsc" a. the George SalZeT farm
at toleraiu Tuesday. MHr,h 3, At which
time all ~ the stock and farming su-
plefneuts will he offered for sale. \
large number Of people from this city
viii attend. The sale viii commence at
lU o'clock iu the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

TFaTh INN OF tOIN ny. NeFToFIHN
eel word that hs has been appoint
81 deputy state councillor ~ the
Daughters ~ Liberty OF the ladies auNt-
uary to the Junior Mechanics The
promotion FOR the local man. who has
worked hard Tor the order. The ap-
poiutn"rt was made through Mrs.. Ruth
s. Arnold 90 cleveland. -. who H. az
the head uf the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
One vacancy ruled.

appointed Co nh one OF the vacancies
on an. board % district assessors and
there sim remains two more places %
te rlled. but last evening thsN were still
vacant. ~ t. expected that the appoint
mcuts will be made In day or -, a.
they will begin their work some time
next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
WakhinRfon Tea.

The BOYS Mission hand OF the Kirk
wood PRESBYTERIAN church will give a
George Washington tea at the home OF
Miss Jennie Ouimhy ON Howard street
tuiE evening and a very enjoyable time
is looked for. \ musical ond literary
program has been arranged Tor the eve
ming. There will also be home ma de
candy ON sale. During he evening "a
silver Offering will he taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
Ninety-sixth Anniversary.

Henry Glass. "a we'll known and high N
respected res dent Of this city. viii rsle-
brifc ;he uiuet N-SiNth Anniversary uf his
birth ~ his home on Lincoln avenue to-
day. The occasion will not br marked
hy any special celebration. NJ. Glass
was born in Germany. but Has been
resident of this city fnr "a number Of
wears re IS very active FOR his age and
hopes to- live several more years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

this city vii lgive another OF its en-
toyable dances in the Elks Han on
Belmont street. thi sevcning. An ex-
cellent dance program has been pre-
pared and the music will be furnished
by Berneider's orchestra
The Mary T. Rodefer division OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet AZ the home of Mrs.
Charles Strahl, on Monroe street, this
evening.
The tickets for the Wolfe DuCa-
Ferren recital have been placed on
sale a. WyriCk'e druc store The ad-
vance sale has already been large
and a large crowd will be in attend
anCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

manufacture ono of tho finest heaters IN
the country. While be was boo this CITY
DE called ON "a number Of the I:,d Men.
a. he Is yer. prominent in the over all
over the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

The FIRE had originated in a clothes
press in some unknown manner but
vas soon eNtinEuished By the depart
ment. Some cIoihtng wah totally de-
stroyed entailiug a loss OF about SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

East Lynn" Again Tonight.

81 passing an grandeur and beauty
or ,pioilng, tome and expression th-
moving picture masterpiece East
Lynn. which opened a two days engage
Uent az the EiE Grand theatre last
night i- making decided impression
upon people oI all classes. Large audi
'ucer We're iu attendance a. both per
fuIIusuCsS Yesterday. while there may
have been other attempts To- stag. this
creat~tory before th. camera. u-Ncrthr-
less all fade into insignia rance when
compared 60 the present product ion.
with tho best professional actors In IN.
British Empire 300 the leading roles. the
play b. admirably depicted and gains
strength ana interest a. the wonderful
tale uutOld- I'M panorama before the
spectators ANA gains strength and ia
t'rost as the wonderful tale uufoldS
tu panorama before the Spectators. Many
expressions of approval were heard ou
9l sides Yesterday ANA Manager SpraEg
f. showing his enterprise la bringing
such "a magnificent feature Go this city.
70 l- "a &tu.nou production and will Visi I
all the big cities iu the country. Per-
feet iu lighting and shadow effects.
with the 'uSfuWluG extremely rlabor-
ate and true Co IN. period. the acme Of
moving pictures had been reached In
ful~ Instance. The pathetic story of
Lady isabel j. told as never before.
Every msr. woman and child iu the
city should witness this clean. moral
and urlfftluE production
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

tafiuUs have been issued and several
out Of town people Will be present.
Fancy work will be the diversion OF the
afternoon. At a seasouahle hour Ella Dor
at rctreshmeuts will be served 10 all
present
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sut az tHs fancy wurl, party which will
be given iu the ElkS hall this after
noon hv Nesdameg. i. T.. Eiarkford.
TrauUi- Nullausy. John Johns and VIII
liam Hobbs y large number % nvi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
a EIood.

With the river full Of floating ice
and inCcssant rain upon the snow IN
the hcadwatcrs. local people are eN-
pectinE flood If this continues for
short time, the Ohio will probably
go on its periodical ramapagc and
CREATE little suffering and incon.
Vrni'nCe N the valley. The weather
reductions OF rain or snow for
Thursday do not ailay the fears of
ne residents alOnG the river How.
eIsc. another cold spell may happen
alons End serve 10 Check the onCom-
Ing food
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Appointed State onie.-.

Ne issue fidelity and surety bonds.
Write Geo. W. Heore Agent. Martins
Ferry. Ohio. Peu phone -Ss-J. f-iSl
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work Last evening 1t was causing him
much pain.
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Social Events.
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE Keller. ofthts
CIV. announce tho wedding OF their
d2UEhter Mary 10 W s. Powell. Of
Ioiilaut. Ore. Monday. February 10.
az 'oErneton. Ky Following tho Ger
.wouy they left for the wesf. where
they viii make their future home
The Gli'a Glee club OF the local
i..Hl school met IN the auditorium
ni 'hn school la-' evening for prac-
lice. The club will render several
selections at the Junior Senior con
test. Friday evening
ITO" following invitation has been
sued hy th" Ladies Aid Society of
'hr First PRESBYTERIAN church.
lf" Ladies Aid Of the First 4. u
I1'if" Won. Win aroa, pleasure
To tho church. February. 10 a' g
o'clock
To help them weigh and measure
You -"" they've fattened ffty ple-
And u.an To butcher ain
mere work enough for Too men
Ar1 Iuu iUr great and small
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

conn" 'n F''r"1h7'f Tor your home
mad" broad f1ur Joe f0aycs Tor glr
fa.1T.ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

SWhen you get this Intelligence Al
manas, Encyclopedia aid Worlds At
las for twenty-five cents. YOU are more
than getting your moneys worth
Glt's free with subscriptions TO Tho
1Intelligencer.
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Mashinaton Party.

\ George Washington birthday
party viii be gwen m the Second
Presbyterian church Thursday after
noon between the hours Of two and
five o'clock. Fancy work will be one
OF he diversions OF the afternoon
The following program will be render
ed
Piano solo. Mrs. {. :. starkweather
Vocal Solo. ...-....N Mrs. Harry Morr =
heading Little George Washing
ton ............. Elizabeth MCGraw
Vocal Duet ............... Mesdames
Harry Wagner aud Harry Morris
Piano Solo. Miss Garnet Lace
Violin Solo AIR. William Brehm
Accompanied By Mrs. r. ) Russell
Vocal Solo. ...... Mrs Harry Wagner
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glus Dem Staatt.

Genoa. 6reitaa murOe Sarru
6. Soma. Sauptuftiondr Der som
90 Niq & GlcDatur so. Der lid
luegen oes gliBeriplgs Der @eiel.
ihait 0us gcben unhut IN Der Jtot.
baritaot Ct SOnur0 becroigt. 8ob.
reno ger MISUNDERSTANDING wur.
De beidloiien, 6ns @cifait inter
aonfursUerDdItlmg yortjuieecl. Die
Stuloen iin0 beoelltpHO, ieood Uer.
ben Die 9usitahoe iir biureiheu0
gebalteu, 0ieie 81 0edcu.
@ranO SslanO. Gblrles Sumpb.
rep, Elm lett Stlr5em uerbeiratbeter
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tbeile Ser 5ta0t pon cinem 2aitau.
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iabren ulo idner perlebt. Is lit
Der uierte llugliid iaQ oieier art
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ger 0urhfiibren.
6uitinqs. 6ruu Clara 1apiou
grile1 ieierte louueritag ibreu ia.
8eburtstag geiunO mo hunter.
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Wtarftberi6t.
GuhGuiahd, @.

Chic maha 9. Wlni.
Rinoricb 3uhtbr 20; Wiartt
iclt beutc. 6iir 8odc felt.
@ute bis bette SdGrIingc 800
$500
@utc big bette IS 25-9O0.
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SIS.
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$7AC-S.00.
aiibe nno Sellers itnrt. Sir no.
dc itnrf,
@iiil Bis bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
@utc big bette aiibc $6.sO-s4O
@ittelmdbige Bis CUTE 5000
.675.
@elu0bnli6e BIS mittelmabiqe
$4. 5000
Stodcr5 mto 5ccOcrs tart beutr
iiir ISOLDE iinrf.
Glitc bis bette S7.s5-s.25
g(lttelnlaBl9e Dis gnte 4I.4U-
.7.75.
@etp5bnIide bis mitteImdBiae
$700-740.
Stof aiibe uno Sellers 5000
.775.
Stod adl6er Sc. 5O-s25
adlber $7.75-t0.50.
guaen SIS $3.50.
Shneme -3uiubr $500; Wnrtt
Zoe %uieoriacr beute. Sir @ode 5
bis Toe b0ber. Turtidnittspreis
SS25-S.3O; boditeitr Vreis $S.35
Sdaie-3 ufubr Z; Marft ieit
heute; sir @odle Clipped Sammcr
BIC Bis 3jc bobrr @poleo Gam.
mer % bis SOC bober.
Mhlttcri6afe $600-6.30.
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$50
8ooIco 8eitern 2ammer $500
.-S.25.
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Die @rciiin NOR am z. Mlni 1900
in Gulpepper 20. aeboren, unO tie
.Iieb iih IN 1aiiiH9S OILS sfunses
Ni00dms bon s. ,Sabren nic0er.
Gle mohnt bel ihrrm Spbnc. Or.
Gelon 9rilen, Der neilid irineH rs.
@eburtStaa %ieicrtr. Gnn almlbt.
oaB iig oic dltcitc Sarbiae III Oen
Scr. 5tnntcu hit Sir ruiIdjt icit
100 SGbren ibr 4iriihcu miS bentt
ooB Ols HmIhcu ihr Seben perldti.
cert hobc.
2iuc1m Ter Stucrfommiiar
z u. SolleBs Uou Ger Smnba Goao
bat Der itaatIhcn Ginihabungsbe.
boroc cine nranolihe gcihrribma
Der Neitcucrlmgsmetbooeu mo Dc.
rem @irtuna aui einihubnug 0es
ei1cutbiuuS boraelcat. Gr tommt
NJ Dem ShluB. 0ab Der einacidobte
@ertb alIes beiteucrbarcn @rmt0el.
acuthiHne IN oeu Rcbrasta GouH.
Ties mcldle bic Emnba RoaD 0urd).
ifneioct go Ero3ent ocs polen
Nortnrcrtbcs bartlett. Die Stants.
tonititution iie6t Dor. Dab ieoc Ser.
ION mG a%orporaiion Steuern i'm
@erbdltHiB sum @igcntbum mo
Jrcibriei 5ahlci ioa.
2dunlcr. Gor Der Qoitoffce
muroc !. T. 6cuorid pISeIi6 pom
Sdlogc actroncn Baiiouteu rilten
bcrbci mo trlGcn ocu alien Scrrn
In eiucn gdoer in Dem @Iaibcu.
oob cr bctruuten lei. Gr uar loot
ais Ger 9lrit fiutrai. 6r mar ei.
ucr o,r htciiacu 4toHicrc uno III
mediterranean SerbdltHiiieu.
Columbus. SIN Eiitriftqcridt
non 9lntte Gomtn miro lest Der
Moroprojeb argeu grter aoiel Der.
hanOelt. Bis iebt baben % 3eu.
qen qepen Den a|naefIngten nusge.
iagt
2m @eibuadJt5tage iauO man in
3arnoD 8ctcr Moititef biuter ciner
8irthfhait ais 9eihe Dor. 4ebcn
Der eeidle lag Elm GROCER anuppeI.
Qojicl lit oes Moroes beiduIOigt.
O. licacn mir llmiton0sbefueiie Dor.
los heiBt. Der aulcflaqte miro
7clbitcertbeioigung o%niibren.
@rcSlcp Center. Gas idone
8obnbous Don s Inun aui
0eiien Nfilhfarnt H1rOlid Der Staot
lit total uicoergcbrnmt "a Die
@oiicr!citima uidt 5iurelfte tonn-
tc Ucuig gctbnu mrroen Ger Sda-
en- lit nn9eiabr ourd G%eriidermg
lc0cdt.
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Ifr Cma0a 3rurig 0Pr So5inli.
lien ron ~J,ebrusta bat EN- lanaes
Shreibcn an weneral 5rducibco
gIan, 0rn Observation-Disclosures Der Ar-
NEE Der aonitihrtiouaInten IN Reri.
10, seridptet. Gle Soiialnien fiibreu
an. 0ab Tire Sadle i'm peiemllden
rem, 0ab Ibre @adie i'm lpeieHtllbeu
0ieielbe ic aI5 oic Der meritaniiden
Rebeacn geioe itreben int Suterei.
ir Der ArbcitcrtlaiieH mo oes ac.
mctneu goItcS. 6 miro III Giua
ac0runaeu. ale grobeu SuouitrieH
in glsrifo IN Den 9eiib Der lirlie.
uma i|lbprge1en uuO 0lrh 0ieic
betrcibcu 81 laiicu. uuo aeulu 81.
ieutIidle 2anOerclen 81 r%cierUiren,
nm aacn 5ciunOc gciddittJmg 81
leben.
sic ba5cn 0ie Gclelenbeit ,
.1eibt cs IN Dem ShrcbcrJ rous
gicrito en- temperatures 5tnataue.
len 3i MAIDEN mo 10 uitt mir Sbr
eigene5 volt lu beireiGu, ionocrrI
lIeih3eiiig ocr @elt en- lebeuOiIes
9etipIcl iir bic Emancipation Der
9rbeiter Jl geben. Gle i0clalittide
Partei 1T Ole eiuJlgc Die oieies
3iel bat; ollie on0eren iinO nit Dem
aapltalisml5 I'M Nuuoe.
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I'm. \. @asSi6, qbpofqt.

Brofti5irt in allen @erihten oes
Stantes unO ben Ger. Stoaten.
Shrei6t 3eitamente aus, beiorgt 9e.
iistiteI unb Iiebt 2lbitrnfe Ourh:
iiebt ooB Eeitnmente I'M g1a6laiieu.
ihaftsgeridte aeoronet neroen. ge.
Iorgt goGmaften uno 5iebt gxb-
I6often in irgen0 rinem 9beiI Der
BeIt Elm. aoaeftirt a~itsitdnOe.
SpriGt 3eutid urb lit offeutIiher
Rotar. 34S Omaha 9ationaI Bout
gebduoe, Omaha, Ie6rosta.
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uo6Ibetannt. er ipieIt bic Smipi.
role. Minpirfrnoc limo Somliel
=. Aoams. 5lorenre WiIls, Sobn
y. Gbriiiitb mo Gillian eualiib utio
cine Grippe BON nicr8ia. Die Soc
itiimiruna, ebenio Die Seeuerie limo
dnBcrit arifmadpol wio nit gro.
Sem auitcnnufpauo hergerihtet.
Aim SonHtug oeu ~. AIui beaiil'
nen Die g%orfiibulngen Der beriIbnI.
ten aiabt.ofi. groaomap @anOelbil.
Der, mcldle mabrcuO ocs gdu5ru
Sommers mOaueru.
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@anrh.

Die gttraftion Der udditeu 80.
die tper6en Charles &al0run's Iros
ca0cro gurlesfer in Der ueltcn 5mel.
oftigen muiifaIiiten Ebantaiic oSbe
gegpno OF tie Rina" bilotu. Die
1uritequng 3eifuet lid ourh meIo.
oiide glniif mo ocitbetiihe Rein.
heit aus. Ser crite aomifer 5ronf
6inuc1, lit Dem 9nlnba Eublttuml
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cmnhntr idnper perItbt.

Sraut 2uOef, pose @iaiams
StraBc rpobnbait. lit BET Diet, Sog
neben Dem @eleiie ser Nod SsIauO
9abu idJner perlcbt nuigerunoen
norocu. Gr fano auinabmc in eis
mem @oipitaI in Collar, 50. Seine
aoreiie erinb man aus 9rieicn
Oic CT bel iid iiibrte. Gem 3u.
.itano i'll geiabrlih.
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shb.Cmahn.

Sobn Mcglultp bot bic Staot
5uO. Omaha 1uf S3l350 Gntifd.
ei1ung bertlagt. gr ]bebaiiptct al5
Groar6citer iiir Die Staot onrd ben
Ginitur5 elmer GrobuHf gfe 20 uno
4 StraBe idwer oerlcBt morOen 81
iein. Die Staot bat i'm bereits
$500 alIsbe3aBlt.