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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school AT
s:i5 a. IN. Chief service az 1880 q. m
English vespers at 1880 ?. m. The Bene-
fetal society viii meet on Tuesday
evening. \ social and business sess-
ion OF the Ladies' Aid society will be
heid IN the Luther League rooms Of the
church on Wcdnc sday afternoon and
evening. quarterly CONGREGATIONAL meet
ing this coming sunday after the morn
ing service. Dr. l.. 4. R~0okes and tho
supplied choir viii render tho follow o.
ing music AZ the Sundav scrNIcr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

81 IauIs Evangelical church. Thirty
elShth and Wood streets. Aug e. Rasche
pastor. German service az 1880 a. m.
subject; The Child English service
a. go D.. m Rally Day session of the
SUNDAY Bible school al . -. a.. our
ann D. 10 have BOO present Rev. C. u.
tfeund. OF StcuheuNilie. o.. viii speak.
souvenirs Tor all who attend. a special
souvenir for the oldest ana one for the
oungest person present.
brotherhood meets friday evening.
Attorney Schuck will deliver an add rcss
on thc war 10 thC men. All men OF the
'hurch and their friends arc cordiartv
invited. ON sunday. october 17th. COM
Inuhi"n services both morning and even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

fIT.f English E,rrrcIirsr r..r..,.-
church. b 10th street vs.. g. Bt.Irrsr-
pastor Tho usual Worship Tor the ION
.AhntF affcr Trinity 1870 L. m and
'' ln sunday school $50 r H-
bafnItH Iutlrr League G.fs u.tn.. Ilr4..
- w' .iinr con- "wednesday evening ..fr.
Hif'I'l WH... VIII Ie rendered bf 'fbr
Hitf cite The Officers elected af fhn
congregational meeting on Wsdnaa.I...
evening wIU Do Installed r.tgr,f,..,l..
"eirnm' tI al1 these .rrzirla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

|-|T T.l'Ff|T| |IIT-| TIIf W1r.f|
.'-..' ''. a. D. r.nze ras'o. -f'.b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

island. Ihr'HfiHu church. $50. 90 zane
street. 70 D. Carusn. raatar.
.'rHr SUNDAY school .HuurrIufrHl.
VIC rhaU De- glad tn welcome Ynu POO -
OIL LORD RI htN. October rDtn fifrt-
I, ho'l az 800 sharp our aim fr hieh.
ti'i NH each H Morning worship at
lN g.. iHr..IIHu Eu.sIEaIsI at 90.
tcninr worship Ht f.su Come into
ffr courts with TrHirr. Good must. nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

wesley methodist church. .s.. Jacob
frrrl IHIUp H urtslff Usafur.The
fal owing IH the order off arrt IrHe for fEr
coming wreF. CiHHr meeting SUNDAY
wnrnInE af $3.50 O'Clock Sunday school
nf .rl.nf. preaching 1f 1880 n. n and
uI r-'ruIur subject .frue Chris
NHu /a|' evening. -Esrr.rrr o..
a..HrIH IstF I.. Monday oven.
Ir. 'r.Ur. Carroll Ir. leader board
"' ..H.f... IulHdar evening. prayer
II.. M0IH.HHIE evening" ruhIn.I.
IN. MIfH.I.. .I CHRIST Sunday. fHr
..fI iur fu" Dol our rIul1r SCHOOL
fHr .IINIH.I nrrHTafrH uI frn pieces viii
in.' ru.0IHf music q most r1r1fa
como wlU nH accorded thoa. who find
IT.. r.u. 'rIrrf fp HnrHnIU With 10 a.
I.W..Iffr church HufuI an hour
HI.H I.. lord lu fUe IrIr.
chaplin. Street N.fE.dI.I I.p..rrr1I
'H.H. '. '.tUInr rfrrff Samuel '
.'H| ..r. Co.. Hr. "' U"
...| fr....I .Unu.. .rH 600 ore ...
.. ...I HfH |HUnN "rE...I
m" II.W H..n ".U r.I ... rrH...
U. "N r.rHIHe n..
4 U.fr H.H.rr
1-t l- 500 tfs 1871 ,io'
,rfaeH Irafr 90
.r. l..'. SOD. l...rF
'ry f|r N..IfH Heart
f. 10 Tr
HI..N Wild U. Irr .... f..rI. I...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

~ pagif church Elm GroHs d. Ia.
sen lier rector There viii b. arr.
r'.' POP si Paus church tomorrow frr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

ST. Johns Ev. I'rot. Congregation
Pastor W. C. tlfcrt. Next SUNDAY Ger
man service "a 1886 and SUNDAY school
with Bible class a. . a. m. No evening
service the congregation having been
invited o. participate IN the csIebrat lion
or German Day az Ariou hail Further
during services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

anthem l-'blcssing Honour and
Giary" ..........-. grob-
Anthem The Holy city .... Niviari
re iudo-'Andante con motto" Loud
oitertory - Andautc In IT." .. Ratistr
Post lude-'sNarch Sea a. .5..-....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

81 Jane Evangelical Lutheran
Z napci Elm Grove. ". Va. rev NJ
Steucr, assistant pastor SUNNY. $3.50
a.. fn. sunday school and IabIs class.
= goo "a. m. OCULAR divine service. s-,.r-
vices at the county IuHrfnar. Hf 20
j ridaN evening teachers meeting SAT-
urdal afternoon GO $3.50 catcchetical in
struttiuus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

a.. ~. Matthews Lutheran Church. u2
Water street. Bsuwood. w IA nv
ttgrgc J.. Helm. pastor. Tho services
ana meetings during the week will be-
Niuetetnth sunday after Trinity 30
q. m. sunday school aud UibIE ,f,se.
~ ~ =. m.. Preaching services IN the
SS.nkll.h l'nEuaEc. 80 b.. no.. Erglish
t-I'I rriN ices. And on Wcducsda. al
y m.. regular uirthdar social fo- 49,.
n'i POI ihf social rooms OF the church.
etlufott Hf Oh. H1.. CltCchct Scat inafritr-
You. you ere Invited 70 attend our rcr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-09

"HI"FW =" NaVl0r Wnen NIEhI' -.
- -... ...-.... ... slley
Anthem ~ waited for the LORI
~. 49,. ..-....... Mcudclssohu
i, rg.- Ei:gio ..-.. --...... Muller
t.st1 tvi AHofdiiof -...-. tallacrts
Fostlude--' Triumphal March" tGid-
e'"' -.-..s.. -..-........ Marks
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
EE3abeth Flyrfr1A.

was making lecture tours in the in
terest of labor and doing notable
work as an organizer. During the
Paterson silk strike, two years ago,
she was a powerful influence with
the strikers, and consoling friend to
the strike mothers"
This leader of labor strikes is less
than 25 years old. Grave hammered
and gentle she moves among her fell
low workers as an apostle of peace
and foe to violence. Reason, not riot,
is the weapon she offers to working
men and women to wage their battle
for labor's rights.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

on economic, social and political con-
ditions with which wage earners con-
tend.
The schoolgirl reformer was then
a student in high school, butyshe was
giving more time to the study of the
philosophy of Bebel and Marx and
other leaders. in the international
labor movement than to Murray's
grammar She studied the needs of
labor, she knew the Unreasonable
power of united labor when she
talked men thrice her age listened
with respect.
Before she was 20 years old she
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

Pretty good mornings work"
said Chaplin. "Just what is it you
want to know about?"
FASTENED to marshal my thoughts.
what is your idea of comedy?" l
finally asked. Chaplin leaned on a
prop and his eyes took on a look of
interest at the mention of comedy.
you see, that's all do, l think and
act comedy. 1t ought to be easy to
give some definition but it isn't as
easy as it sounds.
Comedy is really a serious study
but one must never take 1t seriously.
To be successful comedian there
must be an ease in acting that cannot
be associated with seriousness. go
before the camera without the slight
est notion of what am going to do.
/ try to lose myself and be the char
acter am representing.
at is always the little things that
bring the laughs. The peculiar ca
pers and little actions suited to the
situation make a hit:
Here's about the last thing l can
think of right now" he said. mo
ton picture comedy is still in its in
fancy. 1t will go as far as comedy in
literature and further than comedy
on the stage"
Chaplin started his stage career at
the age of 7, doing clog dancing in a
London theater. It was just a year
ago that he got the bunch to go into
moving pictures.
LEADER OF LABOR STRIKES
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
LEADER OF LABOR STRIKES
breaches GOSPEL OF PEACE

Pretty as sweet-girl graduate,
fearlessly militant as Mrs. Pankhurst
herself, is Elizabeth Gurley Flynn,
the young labor leader who has been
chosen by the Industrial Workers of
the World to make a missionary tour
through the country and preach l. W.,
w. doctrine to men and women who
work for wages.
"The Man Who Works for Wages"
first heard of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
about 10 years ago, when short
skirted schoolgirl, with her hair in
pigtails. amazed labor meeting in
New York by an impromptu speech.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-19
3tpei 4erfonem
yei eincr aolliiion ppH slntomobileH
perlest.

gelegentlid) einer glutomobilfoIli.
lion on Der sldten iut0 Sarriet Ctr,
murocn 9eitcrn 5mei SeriOnen oerlest,
nanlit Der 81 Sabre alte SSoiepb
5usIs r., BON go. 1894 Bubel Ctr,
Der 5llidQiger 8eiie al Der Gde itmlO
l,ito Ben Gbaiin, BON So. 424 Ir.
morn spenlie, Der iid IN elmer Der
Wnifinen beianb
Sie foIlioirten 9llltomobilc gebor'
ten benz glrditeften Soiepb Steilr
iomp ,non 9to. 912 {SbllIer stpenl,e,
price SiQ, unb Der RattermunH Mos
tor Go. imb Die lestere @aidnne lprr-
be BON Soiepb Reute aelenft. Stein.
tanp oeriuftc BON Der 9lften Strube
nnroli6 in Die Sarriet Stra5e einsiI.
biegen imo Meilfc neriudte, bidt oil
Steinfarlp's glutomobiI porbei5utah.
rem imo ilibr nit boiler @utt IN ben
GiiIteren Sbcil oes atlltomobiIs bin
eiii, noourh beioe siutorobtle al.f
oas StrubenpfIaiter gei6Ieloert Mir.
ben uno ben an Der Gfe itebenoen
Sliels 5u 9ooen pnrien, ioboB CT rI.
ner Sru6 oes linfen @eins uuo in-
mere 8erlcsungeu banontrug. OR ipir'
be in Dem Steinfan1p'ihe sllttoutcbil
nod bein ct. Wtarien Soipital Ge-
oroft. Ger 9Gder Ben gbaiin, Der
fid in her gfattermamn'iben Mdifine
6efono, puroe bel Dem Suiantmen.
Srall aui bic Strafe aei6Ieubert uro
Goltc iidI Elm geb0riaes God i'm aopi.
iubob or nod Dem itdotiiten SrpitoI
iiberfiibrt tuerhen nlubte.
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Qlms benz NytmnisipaIgeribt

Cine eebDrige 5radt priigel, fotpie
nod pbenbrein 80 Gage Suft biirften
ii5 pielIeid)t als pirfidms &ur iiir
@soree Wbite BON SO. 1929 Meit BE
BERTH Strabe erpsiisn, nm tbm ben
9lppefit fir aItoboliihe 8etrGnte aus.
5utreiben unb i'm an ieine pflihteu
gesen feline 5amilie Su srinnern.
0bite bate ii6 aeitern Dor Rihter
Nride regen @ernaaIdiiisung Der
5amilie su osrauttpprten uno Sruu
Nbite. nab teren angaben i6r Gatte
ibr felt @eibna9ten aud nlht einen
Gent fir ben llnterbdlt Der 5amilts
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rem 6errn @emabl abseretnst babe.
sic erfubr ndmlih, oaB er iid in
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unb beaab iif) nit etrer 6uno peitihe
betpaffnet nod bem Qotdl uno pers
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9el itopb nod nibt fir ausrsihenn
uno idnbte @bite auf 80 Sa1s nab
Rem grbeitshuuss ipoab beiIen Sants
lie ipdhreuo bieIer 8eit pent1iteus ct
mas @elo ertalten fptro, Oa Gin 3heil
Der Gumme, bic Mhits i'm arheitsbdus
fs Osrbienen mug, isinsa aussh0risen
au gut tommt.
Der Wtiffionar q. y. &ellu ron Der
8isrten unb Sohn Strnbe pirb Iid am
0ienitda por Rihter Qeatman unter
Der glntIaae bes thGtIiten Qu1rtffs
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hdnbluna fpmmen, fpurhe ieoob ouf
9lnIuGen aelp's perfhuben.
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ytft Eik
2St
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1Of5

fepb Sepmour tpurben 81 je $50 unb
&oiten iotpit gu 5ebn 9aesn 4rbeitss
baus DerurtbeiIt, neil iie fir afpei pos
lisiften in Gipil, be ibnsn nift bes
tannt iparen. Rennpeiten permitted
batten. Sennour fpuroe bic Sitofe
in 4nbetraht feines bpb:n offers er-
Iuhen, nG9rsnb in 9ipp's Sal Der
Rihter bic 5dftitrufs iuspenbisris.
Senmour betIoete ih Filter bariibsr.
baB bic Poli5iitsn ibn in bic syalls ess
lodf bdtten unb bebauptete, bab fit bic
eisentlit Sfulbieen Feisu, ater Der
Poli5eianpalt Dlorrifen bemertts,
bdb bic 8eamien bds 2e6t gsha6t
bdtten berdrt Dor5ugehen.
Dapib 9nons aus Sos 4ngeles, Der
tpie geit:rn beridtet, aug Der M0obs
parb 5o4i9ule Deri4isbens 4leis
buugsftiits entfpenbet bate, purbe fir
geraume 3sit urf6Gblit aemadt. gr
ipurbs gu 30 9aeen @rbettsbaus uno
elmer Celebrate BON $50 unb &oiten
psrurtheilt. bic sr eleidfulIs I'm Grs
beitshduie abperoienen mub.
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GAe.GrIanbnifiaeins

lGrsb. M. 2oebner, %, PAP alDtter
I Ipenue.
lanna edsrIe. So, TIC n. Crescent
Ipsnue.
(SObart 0s2og yor, 80, Ro-ppob.
t6reSd M. .enberiOn, 19, Roripoob.
(@ictor geso, 45, 1851 qleaiant Str.
lWlarp Wsrenics, 40, 1886 Central
glpe.
]Subert 6, ausn, %, Tarmsr, Daas
beird.
lMarp aern, 19, g6epiot.
}5Crsit Mc&ibben, 80, glepea. 8.
}@bttb SoainespOrtb, II, SarriIon.
IGAurI %. gDpob, 81, syarm!anb ,Snb.
lGrtiiie M. 9ipin, 20, 418 8, 8. CTR.
)albsrt 3. DAZZLING, &c, GprpOoS.
lMarauerits 70. 9urber, 90, 1884
Wliqsbrae 4pe. Sa
]5rso 6. 2dslep, q, 663 30. A. Str.
lSreue 10. WiIion. 81, 419 Sobn Str.
{gsparO Din, %, 1886 Carlisle qpe.
l2iIie M. 5erreIl, q, S36 Carlisle
qpsnus.
i9bpmus 6, MOrsan, 30, 229 90.
gpurt Ctr.
lebna 6. 6eIpeIer. 20. College Sin.
I'm Tim MN
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INTERVIEWING
ssirO bic s,arffommiiiiDn inn garteu'
bnu ertbeilen laisn.

lie gart6eborbe bat einen Cart.
nerflu6 ms 9eben eeriiieiI. Der ans
praltiihen @drtuern beiiebt, Die gu
oen slneeitcIlten Der Partbeb6rbe ne-
b5rrn. Ter Stpef oieies aIr6s lit
Dem aaecmeinen ssitblifrm Snfor.
nation ino llnterpeiiims ii6cr ben
Barten6au 81 eeben uno su bieiem
Sipef nerben etipa ale @o6e ooer
Gle pier;ebn 5nae @eriammlunsen
itottfrnben unb 5pnr it oen RduH.
lidkeiten Der 4nrtfommiiiion 90.
2005 Gilbert ancnre. @eitere ein5eI
peiien iibcr oieie gerfdnrnlingen
werocn bernn6dft befannt gegebcn
lDerben.
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5Oirital $500; ainberkinatb $1,000;
youna Women's g9riitian afoeias
ton 5000; Meslep Chapel IN. 6.
EIrdt $700; Momen's Scme &:
5oreisn Wfiifionarp GoeietD W. 6.
air6e, ie $500; plsafant Ribge Di.
8. Birdie, $500; Sur llnterftisuns
altersIdpafer unb bebbnlb bienftuns
tatiser BrcDigsr Der VI. g. Gi. DE,
$1,000; M. 6. 6ome for ageb Wcmtn,
college 6ia, $500; Deslep g2. 6.
Chapel 2abies Societp, $500; pearI
Strabe 81. 6. air9e, $500; emma
Quiten, pleuiant Hioge, $500; glelIis
Banning, Pleaiant Ribge, $500; @rocs
WcReia. 800. 9aice uno @roes
,5Obnion, Dapton, ap., ie 500;
9elen StarSman, $50; Rate StarJs
man $50; gbriitine aobert On,
500; Wtdrn 9arben, Subler, $500.
Der Reit beg @ddlaifes iou glei4bsi:s
li3 unter Der Weslep Chapel W. 6.
Stride, Der 2abies bib Societu Der
Weslsp G2opel unb bem 5onb fir als
tersI4pa9e prebissr Der M. g. &ir.
DIE bertbeilt tperben.
gli5a Rpbbe permd6t ibr aus
brei $500 gonbs .beiteb.nbss 8ermSs
gen an ibren 9utsr @uftap ainbsrs
man.
gla6labs G den.
Grant Wipi 1T g1a9labpernalter
bon GIi5a6etb Bttpi; periOnaIisn
$633.
Dapib Z. unb Gil gutman iinb
Observation-Disclosures bon emma O.
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ifreder BON glla W. pu9ta; @runbs
eigentbum $1,000.
SObn 8. Wads ift seitamentspolIs
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lien $500.
6. a!bin arsis III 5e'tamentspolIs
itreder DON Gmmo S9iff; 9runbT
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ter ppn &ats COB: 9srIonalien $4,000.
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mentsbrllfirederin pon Gbrtit. Berg
mann; perionalien $500, 9runbsigens
tbum $4,000.
Wilbur g. Rppt ift 5eftamsntEpoas
itreter DON Wiargerp u. Rpot; psrs
iOnaIisn 5000.
Der nsri0nlihc Nahlas beg o"T'nb
q. Saultner betrGst $746.57; bsrjen:s
&c sesSamuel Murpbp $1398.75; b,rs
ierise Der alsirs &. 2ittleforb $780,
81; bsrieniss bes sSohu Gnsel, S1oO;
berienige bes esobu Wit4eu. $1311.57.
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Mper Goldberg tlaste cine aonr
trattforoeruns iiber $936.51 aesen bic
Wlortpn glrt Bulletin Spitsm 60. tin.
Sn Sa3en Der alage auf grnsns
nung zines MaFeperpalters fir bic
Dbeel 5pp &c 6arbpdre 60. mi; ben
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tst, iobab bic @erhanoluns Big nab
iteu Oienstag OeriHoben perben muBE
te.
glsQie 8. Srsene flaste cine Torhes
runq iibsr $45 gegen bic Wm. Wfasr
Reultp 60. Elm.
Die Columbia SsG Snfurdrce 60.
srlanste Elm urtheil iiber $105.85 ses
gen glrthur u. SobnIon; Sattis See
man elm ipl6es iiber $3.50 aeeen Wts
6eel 9i1espie; Glisabetb Sofun Elm
icI6es i6er $500 gegen bic G.ncns
natl Sraetion 60.
9incsns gllpares tIdate siHe arns
trattforosrung iiber S406S.45 segsn
lrnrrRSnn Wnf1n Elm.
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p. %. 6. Y.

Sn Der yuiing @omens Gbriitian
siiIociation miro arn Sonrtae Der
9espergottesoieint inter ben sIuipi.
Sieu oes 9sdbden.T Tepartements ab.
eebalten. SRI. ellie Goinbsnte piro
cine anlprate baIten unb Sri. Sa.
tberine g9eber piro mebrere Der 8e.
Iegerbeit oHsemsIiene GeiaHge an @e.
Dor 5rinacn
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@eburten.

Wdrimilidn unb Dora Starid,
426 Warner Strabe; &nobe.
Eihorb une @ersna Blum, 265
%. WcNinau StraBe; anabe.
Soc. unb Rorma Raoer, 317 DIT 8.
Strabe; &nabe.
Di1iam uno OPAL @rob, $40
,Mtltou strabe; Suabe.
GbarI2s uno Sarab SchmithenHet.
1890 9sldnep strabs; T6bheu.
glifforb uuo IIma Snpfp, 1929
SIorino Qpe.: Snnbe.
gbarles uno Tlorence Cooper,
1869 Rcrtppob 9tos.; 3nabe.
Tpies unb glsnor Strdub, 2157
SintDn @ps,; Snobe.
Milidm uub Uaarp giebsntxnher,
1926 Sf Srpnt StruSs; WtdoHeu.
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Genu SoaebOrn. 421 %. w,cwaiden

OefIu Sdgenorfl, All ". wfcWilder
apc., gegcn @. 8. Sageborn.
Soa TrouberMan gegen Sarrr
5rouberman.
Grace sarfin s14 %. adte Ctr.
seseu GbarIep 2urfiu.
gouis SerbliH, 712 Bauer, geger
Camille Serblin.
slnna 1arpin 1929 32. Strabe
Saflep, geaen q. 8. 9arDin.
g4er Soffinau 2430 Sprinl
@rope ape., segen geronifa Soii'
ninn.
3ncion Sarbnt9b, 1885 Glap, &C.
gen @,iiienoni Sarbaiigb.
{ Mcie Nbitton, 1861 Rleniaitt, &C.
gen Geo. Bbitten.
sSobn g8aguer, 544 goplar, eegen
Sniannn @aaner.
allprtle gielep, 2202 9atpn ape.,
Noripuoo, gegen @dIter gielep.
@. 81. Goab, 209 Ghirgis glpeline,
eegen 3ellie Ooob.
Gtto slbei3. 2270 @ine, segcn
glnttie aIbei5.
@raee Cberidniibt 3017 CHINA.
mon, ecscn Mobert CberifnliSt.
Gertrude 1roper, 1897 State are,
1egtn Scbn @roper.
sloie 8oblmloer, 1868 Gilmore,
geecn 2pnis 9obIailber.
stutb whartbur, Ssgoob, Sno.,
gegei @alter Dtc9lrtblr.
Slcrenee Garter, 1895 Wulirlb, ge'
gen eSobn Garter.
Sita Grener, 954 @orris, gegen
G. u. Gremer.
ysprtle Siiber, 416 %. adte, se.
gen @n. Siiber.
9ettu S:mons, 81 slodnofe, glif.
ton, aeaen Worris Sirnons.
auciIe Q. Sanfc, $50 0. Giebente,
ge9en Gus. Saafe.
Sing Jra3ier, 615 W. g&te, segen
Glaops 5ra5ier.
@iH. 6. 8iIion, 1921 gurgopne,
gesen 5lorenee 0iIion.
Rarie z. Spman, 1892 Ria Ctr,
Rurlpcoo, aegen Robert Spuan.
2aura Saps, 1881 @cit Se6ite,
geeen Bm. Saps.
ScIlis SaIep, 730 @et Siebente,
eegen Bertha SaleD.
8uiiie @orriiou, 1862 @enIbaoe,
geaen glbert Worriiou.
Warp g. Woore, 1852 giIrrrooo
ape.. geeen Tan .. wfocre.
aIice 1apIor. 1928 Columbia Iue.,
eeger grtbnr SapIor.
Dlau Bation, 1860 Gin Ctr, 5e.
aeit @iIbert Notfon.
@up Sti1pell, Cartilage, gegen
Wedrtba StiGrrea.
S6a slif)ter. 1907 Wennsfielo, ge.
gen Ibeo. gitter.
gla Guen, GImpcob, gege,i SEIZE
Gucn.
ebitb @ob, Ala %. adte, segcn
Gbp 9ioB.
anua Ibolutble. 1927 Sfeaoing
Sioob, aegen ssobn Sboimlble
Gliinbetb Campbell, 1919 @abaib
stpenue, eeeen Sad Campbell.
slnnie garf, 800 Brain, gegen U.
9. gorf.
Saianna s6aefer, 3s aaiion. se.
gen Sobn S6aefer.
Cora Rap WsceSnneB, 326 getu
CIR, eeaen Snmes 0ic@inneb.
Cola abbott. 1877 u. gseiirlte. ge.
gen Gbonias abbctt.
Gua %. sSinnep, 1918 gllis Ine.,
grseM Otis O. Ginnep.
Better 9ropn, 1892 aerper Gbe..
gegen Grocer @roipn.
Sarab Sobnion, @lenonIe, gegcn
Omen Sobnion.
MabeI MeGnmniof1. 1916 @alrriit,
1egen Geo. 9. RcgautuoH.
ainniiSa Smitb, Dtabiioupiae, ee.
sen Sanuiel Smitb.
garab g. Orr, 909 @ace, gegcn
SbdrIes g. CIR.
Wtarp &. @aiton 1928 8urceIl
llpe., eegen Bbillip %. @aiton.
s(Sam 9. Sarper, 1888 MiounS.
Jegcn Bertha Sarper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-19

Deiiere ariminaI Sa4en. gbe.
i4eibunss alassn. = S9absusre
fab Gdlle. - Wlarp 6. SubIeri
@obltbdtistsits aesats. - gaG.
LAB Saden. - 0eri6iebenes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Board Denies Pardons to Slayers.

Ienycr, - Gonyeko Mitsunaga. tho
Japanese sentenced to life Imprison-
ment for the murder of Mrs. KaIher.
inc Wilson in 1871. was denied par
don by the State Board Of Pardons,
kava NagashaN also was denied
pardon or cOmmuiation of sentence on
a life sentence for the shooting OF Ida
Miller in 1909.
Harry Pike. the real estate opor-
alor. who shot MayZcllc Ritter May
n, 1910. and who is serving a thirteen.
year sentence. was denied in second
rtuIest for Communication of sentence.
The only case In which n favorable
action was taken TO the convict was
that of Carrillo Moscatta. who had his
fourycar sentenced reduced to three,
which viii release him AT once Mos.
catia resented the attack made by
another man upon Mrs. Mosca,ia and
shot him
Other cases denied included Frank
Mufiatta, from Weld county, fourteen
10 twenty years for murder. Victor
Pangranzi, san Juan county, seven to
eight years for murder. John DIe,z.
from Las Animas county. life. for mur.
der; Christ Bernard San Juan coun.
~ twcly" to fifteen years for murder:
Barney 'arrolo. llucriano county. five
10 seven wears for robbery, John Il.
Blocker. Fremont county. ten to
twelve years for forgery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
GROWING CRAZE FOR BUTTONS
New Speciality Devised for Increased
Demand In Trimming Wash Dresses.
6iouses and Waists.

To comply with the increasing craze
for buttons a welcome new specially
has been devised for the trimming OF
washing dresses, blouses. etc. For the
present these new buttons are only
made IL white OF a gimp texture re.
calling crochet work. which they su.
persede by the mere fact Of having IA
mold round or oval. made OF a Gun.
ming composition warranted to be rain
and damp proof. The tiny ball shape
appears to be the favorite. II is 1T.
orally !Avtshed on every accessory OF
dress, whether placed In separate sets
or vertical rows. In circles or In
clumps. As an example. a daisy fringe
Of these wee berries tremblc along the
edgo Of the wide brim Of a childs
shady hat, while boss OF them nils
the hearts OF few blossoms softly
nestled amid tulle draperies round the
low crown. No great effort OF imngi
nation is needed to employ these new
buttons effectively and no specially
deft fingers are required to arrange
them In pretty ways. The makers OF
these white washable buttons will at
least have no cause OF complaining
Of the success OF their invention. Col.
ored buttons are now clamored for.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
GETS 2-CENT MONEY ORDER
Two.Cent Balance 10 Paid Through En-
press Company by Kansas
Woman.

The smallest money order ever INK 10
out by the agent for the local express
company was given to woman to pay
on an account owed to n mailorder
house, accordin. TO Blackwell story
printed In the Ardmoreitc. The WON
An had received n letter from the mali
order house notifying her that she
owed the firm two cents Indignant
and unable to realize the spirit that
would prompt anyone to mail n bill
for two cents. tho woman decided that
= post office stamp would not sufiles
and that only n money order would do.
The fee for the order was three cents
and the postage stamp necessary to
carry II cost two cents more no that
with the two'cent postage stamp that
carried the biz to the woman seven
cents was expended In collecting .
two.cent debt.-Kansas City Journal