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DEATHS

ANpREws At $50 p. m. en- March ~ ~,
S0th year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residenCc "a, a,
p, m. on Saturday. March 20. lnterneht
at Stubenville, Ohio. Friends are requested
10 omit flowers
EARP-on Friday. March 10, 1915. at o;i5
e M. at the residence Of her sor,, 4. NJ
BARP. wife of the late y. r. Earp: -
Funeral services from Elkridge, Nd sun
day, March q, at p. IN;
tRichmond papers please copyo
LBVY-Departed this life on Saturday morn
Ing, March TO- 1916, at his home, 1903 La
mont street northwest, washington ID. G.,
PANEL, beloved husband of Margaret A
Levy, and beloved father OF Morton d.,
Marjorie and Eleanor Levy.
Notice of funeral later.
New York papers please copy
MONCURE-On Friday, March 10. 1915 al
cure. in Richmond, Va, WILLIAM BUCH.
ANAN MoNCURE. beloved husband Of
Emma Eversfield Moncure. and son OF Rich
ard c. l.. Moncure. sr., of Stafford county
Va.
Funeral and interment at Aqua p. E
. Shurch, STAFFORD county, Va, Sunday
March 2l. Friends and relatives are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
POTTER-Departed this life at Georgetown
University Hospital. Thursday, March IS
1915, at $3.50 p. M. CHARLES EDWARD
husband Of the late Mary Frances Potter
Albert Potter. 1854 Wisconsin avenue. thence
to Holy Trinity Church at o'clock Mon
day March 22. where requiem high, mas
terment Holy Rood Cemetery. Friends snt
relatives invited to attend
STREEKS.-On Friday, March 49, 1915. a
p. m, at the home of her parents, 100
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. HELEN
G., beloved daughter of David r. and Mar
garet T.. Streeks.
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
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Waterfront Property.

FOR SALE-9-room bungalow with cellar
$50 feet of chicken house, one barn, stable
and cornhuusc; fruit trees; Edgewatrr. Md.
I miles FROM Annapolis on South river. .
miles truu ". Il. ~ \. Il. II. station. ~
acres OF ground: 81 feet on the water and
lGf rcct on lh" Annapolis state road. j. r.,
IIARRISON 1895 Nichols ave 5. h. Phone
Line 1875.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
TABLE BOARD

1881 MONROE ST. ~ W.-Excelent table
board home cooking: hot bread daily.
Phone Col. 1927.
K ST. N w, 93s-Good Virginia cooking;
81. so week for two meals day, 50, per week
for three meals day: give us trial.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKlNGMEN-The fishing season will he
hero but the sucker time II always open
50 before letting go Of the cash what We
can save you In new uncalled for tairred
suits. the hest the tailor makes we sell n
fine suit at SO: get wise; one price. JUSTH s
OLD STAND, eig D.
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IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted at 80
cents fiat. either prose or poetry. In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess OF ten.)
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CLAiRVOYANTS
CASTILLO
PROF. D. b. BRUCE.
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN.
DnlrnISt and I,lnlrAnNant

PalmiSt and ClairNoyant
He is acknowledsed by the European and
~ the Science Of Mysteries. He is infaIlibIo
in his line OF business. The world has never
seen his equal. Can be consulted on ali
affairs l253A Walter place 5. e Hours
q a. m to 10 p. m. Sunday from > 10 7 D.
m. Phone Line. lo6l-W. n. B.-No letters
viii receive any attention. Cut this adv
nut: IL will not appear daily. Take Lincoln
Park car and get OFF at Thirteenth s. i.
ofnCe between and c SITS.
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A Nearby 2 l-2 Acre Property.

FOR SALE-Suburban acreage, IA acre lots.
81 per week, lg acre tracts s. per month
acre tracts $40 per month. Price $3.50 up.
according to location. Close to city, near
station; beautiful location. Phone Main 2S2O
OihCe open at night.
Johngons American Real Estate Exchange
926 Pennsylvania ANenme.
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REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES

McCRAY REFRIGERATION COMPANY.
RefriEerators that are uneQuAIsd.
Gil ST n. w.
We Build and Repair Rsfrigeratora
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POULTRY SUPPLIES

BARRED plymouth Rock eggs fsr seltknE;
n. Sto.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A LADY OR MAN to sell ladies' garments:
can be tailor or not; two separate esthb-
lishments for and gent must invest small
capital for security. Call for particulars
1915 G st y. W. BOX l73 Times office.
MAKE SOME EASY MONEY by introducing
me to your friend who is going 10 build
Address CONTRACTOR. BOX l67. Times Of
nee.
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Vital Records
Births.

Births.
Iadislaus and Ermonia a. Tsbaczynski. girl.
James Q and Mary Z. steep. girl.
Joseph NJ. and Annie Miller. girl.
Gaetano 7. and Tossie lombard, boy.
John and Mary Grieshaber girl.
Everett X. and Edith NJ Carpenter. girl
Arthur f. and Marie G. Bauer. boy.
Charles and Lille Smith. girl
George and Edith johnson. girl.
William and Mary Brown. girl.
Deaths.
Sarah V. Collins. So years. zoos Twenty fourth
street northwest
William Condor. so years Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Isabella Clark. 55 years. % First street
northeast.
Catherine Smith, SO years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
John J. ,o,'Conne. % years. Walter Reed
General Hospital
Martha A. Shute So years The Olympia 1&th
and Euclid streets northwest
Homer II. Thrall. 20 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Christian II. Fege. 1910 Eighteenth street
Emma Deskins, q years. 525 Fifteenth street
northeast
Thomas c. Adams. IS years, High View.
Congress Heights. D. c..
Alvin Matthews, IS years. Gallinger Hospital.
Rachel 4. Reed. SO years, - Ellicott street.
Reno, y. G.
| Eugene Johnson. IS years, GaIlinger Hospital.
| Robert johnson. So years. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Bertha A. Parker, 46 years, 2oO7 Ninth street
northwest
Jacob A. crawford. IS years. Freedmen s
James W. Wilson. A. years. %. II street
southwest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
ELECT OFFICERS
Ohio Valley Auto Club VIII Hold I'm.
portant Meeting This Evening al
Board Of Trade Rooms

An important meeting Of the Ohio
valley Automobile Club will be hsIs
THIS evening IN the BOARD Of Trade
rooms The hour o. 3 O'Clock. and Do
lf expected tnat all members will be-
present The purpose % the session
is 10 elect ofcors for the ensuing
year and 20 take up many important
matters 10 be carried out this sprine
secretary A. li H0blitzoll sent out
notices yesterday to every member
OF the organization, requesting that ne
make 20 "a special point to b. preHsnt
This viii Do the FIRST session Of tho
newly-elocted board of directors. and
they VIII have some important matters
Tor discussion among the members
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George a. Kargus TO Mike y MATS.
On. stock Of groceries. fixtures. etc
af 2il9 Market street. Wheeling con
sIdDrafIou $500
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.BACHMAN CASE
TO JURY TODAY
ALLEGED YosT LAW vIoIAroR
TESTiFiEs m OWN BEHAIF.
attorney $. o. 5oyes Severely Attacks
state Wtness-witnesses SAID Ne
Couldn't BE Believed


AFTER Henry Rachman testified in
his oSn behalf In the case brought
AGAINST him In criminal court chare-
Ing him with violating the Yost pro
hloition law. the attorneys asked for
adjournment until this morning. when
the arguments viii be taken up In
stead OF opening court at the usual
hour. 3 80 o'clock. IL was decided 10
open the session at 5. 30 O'Clock. and
thus complete the arguments In tine
that start can be made on the next
case.
The defendant was on the stand yes.
terday afternoon but a short time. and
testified that he had never kept LIQUOR
In any quantity In his place OF bust
ness. He acknowledged that ne had
several bottles OF liquor in his LIVING
rooms. but said that since the state
went dry" he has not handled liquor
In any quantity other than for per.
sonal use
Just before the defendant went on
the stand an employe. Hazlett Bell.
testified. The witness said that in all
his time about the Bachman place OF
business he had never seen any LIQUOR
sold or handled.
The greater part OF the morning
I
attack by Attorney :. O. Boyce for the
defense ON J. w. Davis. state Wit
ness who testified that he had pur-
chased liquor from Bachman. Several
witnesses testified that they would
not believe Davis under oath. one Wit
ness saying that he is a monumental
liar and not worthy OF belief under
any circumstances. Through the en-
tire proceeding Davis wore a SMILE
and sat very much unconccrned as the
several Witnesses testified.
A witness was introduced by the de
Tense who testified that the states
witness who testified that he looked
through a window and saw Bachman
sell liquor told a falsehOod. Several
of the Witnesses said that they had
looked through the windows referred
to and tried to see what was going on
inside the store room. but were unable
TO do so.
The case will go 10 the jury az an
early hour this morning.
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DEAD BODY Is
FOUND In SHOP
JAMES ToMLINsoN, OF MOUNDS
VILE, BEEN MISSING SINCE
FEBRUARY SECOND.
Body Found IN Building In Rear Of
His Home Yesterdsy-ln-
quest Not Held.

James TomlinsOn. better known az
Bob living with his mother AZ Tenth
street and Lafayette avenue. Mounds
Vile. was found dead yesterday after
noon by Dale ChaddOck and Jay
Jobes. who had been searching for
him. lie had been missing since
Tuesday. February ?. when he had
made trip across the river on 70.
urning he had not gone 10 his home.
iut into the building where he Waa
Uund. shop IN the rear Of his home
Coroner J. r. McCOmbs had the
cody removed 20 the GrissoIl a. Sons
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COUNTY COURT.


Claude Debuney. Of Pittsburgh. and
Iva Rose Spence. OF Wheeling
Joseph Suhora and Victoria Kettles
ki. both Of Wheeling.
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Il have sold Chamberlain Tablets
for several years People who have
used them viii take nothing else I
can recommend them 10 my customers
az the best LAXATIVE and cure for con
stiration that 7 know Of" writes Frank
Strouse. Fruitlaud. lowe. For sale by
an dealers ADV
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TRAVEL BOOKLET.
Tour From Atlantic 20 Pacific Told D.,
story Form.

Secretary A. o. HoblIzeU. of the
ohio valley Automobile club. received
Oh communication yesterday from g
U. HradHeld. OF the Premier Motor
Hanuia''urire Company Of ludiauauo.
o.. Ind. saving tHat bis firm bad iuat
issued valuable booklet entitled "A
Premier Tour From the Atlantic f0
tIo Pacific. which is for free distrI
button.
The book bias been complied Tor The
suCcial d,ieCfatiO1 OF those who shall.
make The rip by auto fo the Panama
Pacific Exposition .u California 10
contains ar extraordinary amount of
d'fail Information and suggestions to
tourists.
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BANKRUPTCY CASES
Volunteer Petitions Filled Yesterday
by Owners Of Don Smith Res
taurant and Bayha Livery.

Two commercial surprises we're
sprung yesterday when volunteer pc
utions were filed with Commissioner
George r. Boyd. the petitioners being
the Smith restaurant. 1910 Market
street and tho Bayha livery and sale
harm. Tenth and CorOch streets.
The Smith restaurant ls one ~ the
oldest eating houses In the city. and
years ago enjoyed one OF tho largest
patronsEes ln Wheeling The own
erE in the petition are given a. Mrs
Clara Smith. wife 81 Don Smith. he
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Two deeds OF trust were Icft fol
record
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SOCIAL CENTER
NEXT THIS WEEK
INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ARRANGED BY THE
LEADERS.
viii be Rendered at Jefferson School
Monday. Wednesday and Fri

viii be Rendered at Jefferson School
Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day
Carrying out their slOganquotation,
There is no better way to teach boy
TO be honorable and straight than to
give him an opportunity to play nor
mal!y with his fellows" Judge Chas.
+. Hughes. United States supreme
COURT. the Wheeling Playground as
sociation and the Wheeling board OF
trade have arranged a most interest
ing and elaborate program of sport,
songs and lectures to be held next
week by the jefferson NeighborhoOd
Social Center.
The program follows:
Monday Afternoon
our Motto. a Suuars Deal
6:t5-7 :30-Junior Boys basket ball.
7.30-s 3O-Senior Girls basket ball
Miss Rice. Director.
Basket ball 10 min. halves.
Gamcs-7:3O-S 10. S.lO-s 80.
Z .3o-S .2o-Senior Boys Vocal club.
S.3O-9.oo-Seuior Girls' vocal club.
Chester Johnson. director.
N'3O-g ;30-Senior Boys basket hall.
S.0O-9:5O-Girls and Bous Social hour.
In charge Of Miss Rice.
? -SO-lO:O0-Ssnior and Junior Boys box
ing. Referee: Manager HYDE
Wednesday, Afternoon.
%, .8e-Junior Boys. basket ball
s3V-N .WW-Seulor Boys basket ball
A.0o-9:l Concert, Lecture, etc.
.0O-s.l5
or Basket ball and game room
h.Vo-9.Su for those not attending con-
cert or lecture.
on Wednesdays close at 80
promptly.
Friday Afternoon.
ti4"ls .3n-J uuior Boys basket ball
1905 .l5-Juulpr Girls burksf ball
Miss Rice. director.
.an-N .l5--S-uior Boys Vocal club
h.l5-s.Ou-iuuior Girls Literary club.
Miss Mc'onu. leader.
N.l5-s .0u-Seuior Girls games
Miss Rice. director
N.l % An-Serior Boys basket ball
5000 Senior Hoys and Girls social
hour In charge Of Miss Rice
Stan.
Recreation manager. w Francis HYDE
Assistart--Miss Margaret " Rice az
rector FOR -. Ai. WuEersOn. 600 charge
tGirlsl % game room
Chester Jphusou#-BirtCtor 81 Music.
Volunteer Assistants Miss Jean NC
Conn. leader Tor Junior Girls
Miss Helen Railey- Pianist
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being generally known as the proprie.
tor. and Harry n Ruble The as
sets are given at SS7s.3O and the liza
bilities at $72O.33. Harry King Jr
Is the attorney sor the petitioners.
The Bayha stable Is also among the
old business places here The nett
ton gives George r. Bayha as proprie-
tor. The assets are S4.O47.31 and liza
bilities az S9.92275 Judge Herman A
ilundt filed the petition as Bayha's
attorney.
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SUNDAY MEETING
A. the y. NJ. e a. VIII be Addressed
By Hon. ). Harold Bremen on
Lincoln sunday"

The principal address Tor the pa
ir.oiic Lincoln sunday exercises Co
Do conducted by The Y NJ. g. a next
Sunday VIII De- delivered by city So
lIcitor J Iar1lI Bremen Tho apb
.ect VII DO Tho Life of the Martyred
President Special invitations have
been issued hv tho asaoeIafior ana
a large attendance Is expected
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Deeds

Mary Ann McShane TO carr War
ner and wife. lot No. Z on Forty-third
street. Wheeling Consideration $40.
Ada Weidman ct al to CIarice n
Wilson. parcel Of land in Glen Eas-
ton. Marshall county. Consideration
SO.
Wheeling Realty company 20 John
Bowman and wife. parcel Of land al
View Point Consideration $40
Milton T. Baird and wife 90 D. L.
Eusa. lot on North Front street Con
sidpration $40.
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undertaking parlors. where DR.. Bonar
was summoned. and who pronounced
his death due to freezing. An in
quest was not thought necessary by
the coroner He leaves his mother
and two brothers. Funeral arrange
ments had not been made late last
night
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FURNITURE FIRM HAS
FINE WINDOW DISPLAY

The Rau-Emmerson Furniture COM
pauy has a window display at its
place Of business, 420 Main St. that
can hardly fail to attract the atten-
ton Of even the most casual and in
different of passers. A bride. cloth
ed in all Of the regalia associated with
such a parsonage, is represented
standing. before . Hoosier cabinet.
ready to utilize the contents and con-
veniences for the first time in the
new home. Her determination is.
apparently. to satisfy an exacting
husband by providing him with culi-
nary deiicacies, such as mother used
to make; an achievement that seems
doubtful In consideration Of her in
experience in such matters. The con
reniences of the cabinet and the sur
roundings, howver. are an invitation
to attempt the uncertainty Of the un.
dertaking she has in view and sue.
cessful cookery appears to be assur-
ed to her. as well as to the dotinz
husband. sooner or later. Ii il an
effective bit OF window advertising
and must inevitably result in stimu-
lating furniture sales Of the company.
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One of the Big Attractions at The Canon Ctf,
Chautduoua Full LCeek-. June 24fh to 50th.
TEXT Of PRESIDENTS NOTE
TO GERMANY AND BRYANS
STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC

ceIved with regard 70 the character
ana outfit Of that vessel. and Your
Excellency expresses the fear that
this information may mot have been
brought to the attention Of the gov
ernment OF the United States II ID
stated in the note that the Lusitania
was undoubtedly equipped with
masked guns. sapplied with trained
gunners and special ammunition.
transporting troops from Canada. car
ryfng cargo not permitted under
the laws OF the Cnited States to a
vessel also carrying passengers. and
serving. In virtual effect. as an auxil-
larry TO the naval forces Of Great Brit
ain Fortunately these are matters
concerning which the government Of
the United States II In q position to
give the Imperial German government
officials information. OF the facts 81.
legged In your Excellency's note II
true. the government Of the United
States would have been bound to take
official cosnizance IN performing its
recognized duty as a neutral power
and In enforcing its national laws.
II was fits duty 10 see TO II that the
Lusitania was not armed for offen-
sive action. that she was not serving
as transport. that she did not carry
n cargo prohibited by the statutes of
the United States and that, II in fact,
she was naval vessel OF Great Brit.
ain she should not receive clearance
as merchantment: and It performed
that duty and enforced its statutes
with scrupnlous vigilance through its
regular constituted officials. II Is
able. therefore. to assure the Imperial
German government that II has been
misinformed. II the Imperial Ger
man government should deem itself
to be in possession OF convincing EVIL
dence that the officials OF the govern
ment OF the United States did not per.
form these duties with thoronghness
the government OF the United States
sincerely hopes that 1t win submit
that evidence for consideration
Whatever may the contentious of
the Imperial German government re.
garding the carriage Of contraband of
war on board the Lusitania or
regarding the explosion Of the
material by the torpedo. It need
only be said that in the view Of this
government these contentious are ir-
revelent to tho question OF the legal
ity OF the methods used by the Ger
man naval authorities in sinking the
vessel.
But the sinking OF passenger ships
involves principles Of humanity which
throw into the background any spec-
ial circumstances OF detail that may
be thought to AFFECT the cases. prin-
ciples which lift 1t. as the Imperial
German government viii no doubt be
quick to recognize and acknowledge,
out OF the class OF ordinary subjects
Of diplomatic discussion or Of In
ternational controversy. Whatever.
be the other facts regarding the Lusi-
taniA. the principal fact is that n
great steamer, primarily chiefly a
conveyance for passengers and carry
Ing more than q tliousand souls who
had no part or lot in the conduct Of
the war was torpedoed and sunk with
out so much ~ 4 challenge Or war
ming. and that men. women and chill
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(BY UNITED PREss).
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. June .. 1915.
american Ambassador. Berlin:
You are instructed TO deliver text
uAily the following note TO the Min
ster OF Foreign Affairs:
In compliance with Your Excel
eney's request did mot fail to trans
NIT TO my government Immediately
upon receipt your note of May 2sth
In reply TO my note Of May Is. and
your supplementary note Of f-June /.
betting forth the conclusions so far
- reached by the Imperial govern
Dnent concerning the attacks on the
american steamers Cushing and Gulf
hghk am now instructed by my
spvernment to communicate the fol-
OWNS reply:
The government OF the United
-.stais, notes with qualification the
uirsseooenition by the Imperial Ger
nan government. In discussing the
ases OF the Gushing and the Gulf
irht. OF The principle of the freedom
N all par;s OF the open sea TO nen-
'rai slips and the frank willingness
! II Dc Imperial German government
acknowledge and meet It's liability
khere the fact OF attack upon neutral
lhins which have not been guilty OF
"a ny hostile act" by German aircraft
tdr ySsseis Of war is satisfactorily es-
rhblished; and the government OF the
United States win In due course lay
lefore the Imperial German govern
hent. as Il requests. full information
sjoncerning the attack on the steam
II Cushing.
With regard to the sinking OF the
ekeaner Falaba. by which an Ameri-
Chm citizen lost his life. the govern
eA eontending that an effort on the
|dr Of a merchantmen to escape cap
hrc and secure assistance alters the
fhi,eation OF the officers seeking to
Mako the capture In respect Of the
Urn, OF the lives Of those ON board
H. merchantment. although the YES
n had ceased her attempt to escape
Ahen ,orpedoed. These are not new
nrcumstances. They have been in
u q minds OF statesmen and OF inter
ht,onnl jurists throughout the devel-
,ms,5, Of naval warfare, and the gov
Inm.u, Of the United States does
4. understanding that they have ever
Ian held TO alter the principles OF
am.nity upon which 1t has insisted.
Ir,A,, but actual forcibie resistance
continued efforts TO escape By
~, when ordered to stop for the
rnose OF visit on the part Of the
.rchantman has ever been held 70
r,c,, the lives OF her passengers or
.w The government Of the United
.,.s however, does not understand
r. imperial German government
seekins in this case to relieve itself
,,.h,l.,y. but only intends to SGT
III ,he circumstances which led the
,nmaudor OF the submarine to al
himself to be hurried into the
,rre which he took.
Your Exceilency's note. in discus.
3 the loss Of American lives re-
sInr from, the sinking Of the steams
5 Lnsitanis. adverts Il some length \
c,rtain infcrmaslon which The Inn
ii German government hss rel
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c. r. c. DYE CALLED TO OHIO ON
BUSINESS.

Pop" Dye. manager of the Strath-
more hotel, left on Sunday for Troy.
Ohio. TO look after some business mat
tiers connected with the settlement of
an estate, of which he is one Of the
administrators. He will be gone ten
days or two weeks.
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It's Irish al, right That is to say
their program is full of melody and
mirth.-of kindly humor and Irish
Smiles.
We all love the Irish, as Rita Rich
says, for what they have added to
the-;oy OF the wurruid."
These Killarney's are about the
finest aggregation OF lady singers and
entertainers that any chautauqua
ever enjoyed. They come the open
ing nay with their dainty Irish cos
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leFr ruEspAv FoR DENVER

Secretary II. v. George Of the Can
on City Chamber Of commerce left
Tuesday night on short businesn
visit to Denver. He will return this
evening or Thursday morning.
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WELLS DUFF HERE.

Mr.. Wells Dun of Denver is a visi-
tor in town for few days. the guest
of his brother, Lane Dun.