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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
UNlONTOWN, 0.

-CNIONToWN. o.. May IS.-Mrs. Nc
Nlckers. OF conway. Pa. came to the
grass and family Wednesday OF last
The Freshman and sophmore classes
OF the Flushing High school drove down
10 the home OF Cleon Armstrong Friday
evening and enjoyed the evening ON the
lawn playing games until a late hour
assisted by his sister. Miss Dorotha
-. ne Sabhath school convention. OF
J W heehng township will meet at the a.
church Friday afternoon and even
This community was saddened when
, the news came the past week Of the
death of AIRS. Jennie Mitherspoon. wife
or Rev MitheTspoon. OF the Presbyter-
AN church. AT her home in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Witherspoon was the daughter Of
Calvin Moore. west OF this place
Mr and Mrs, James Price drove down
10 wheeling Friday afternoon and done
some shopping.
Mrs. Ralph Randolph and children
DORIS and Donald were recent Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Price. Miss Emma
Lyle, OF this place and Mrs. Roy NichoI
and daughter. HELEN. OF Lafferty. were
shopping in Flushing Saturday after
Friday last occurred the sale OF the
goods and property OF the late. Mrs
Mary Morris.
Mrs, u. c. snodgras~ and friend. Mrs.
NJ J.. Price. Monday.
Mr.. Bert Long and Harry Shrieve
went 10 heNs Monday where they will
: be engaged drilling for oil.
49, Frank Beck and Harry Shrieve spent
Thursday and Friday 81 last week at
| Freeport. fishing.
Walter Boon. wife and baby. visited
| Mrs. Elizabeth Boon. tho past week
! They returned 10 their home SATURDAY.
| Mrs. Bert Hickenbottom has been on
| the sick list. but H. some what improved
! Misses Francis Lee and Gurtred Mil
/ horn we're In Flushing Monday visiting
Mrs. Jennie Gregory was caller at
the home OF NJ. l.. Price. Monday after
Mr. and Mrs. James Price drove over
60 81. Clairsville sabbath evening to
l hear the baccalaureate sermon which
was preached 10 the graduating class at
the L. Il. church by Rev. j. r. Leeper.
/ pastor or the church.
I The men OF the L.. =. church met at
! the church Saturday and graded and M
! ed IN around the church
/ Mrs Roy NiChol and daughter were
! at the home Of Mrs. Nichols mother
| Mrs. Josephine Lyle. one dav last week
( Mrs. NJ l.. Price was a caller al the
! home Of Mr.. and AIRS Ira Moore. Satur-
day evening
Mr. william Smith. OF Baunock. has
| been painting and papcring at the home
| OF Mrs Jennie Brewer.
/ Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Lee attended the
/ funeral or Miss Mary Boyd near Laf-
| ferry the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bort Long were callers
! week
! Mr. W. ~ Lee and wife. Mr. Walter
] shannon and Wife and Miss Emma I,yte
were In ST. Clairsviile one day the past
I week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

F'ntecost viii Ice observed next sun
naN ~ 81 Matthews Lutheran church
81 Nhich Rev. George - Hem h. pas-
VT. confirmation service Will b. held
~ lv."" 2. m. and an elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged. The class II
tWelNe, composed 81 ten girls and two
Doy s. We're examined last sunday. IL h
sNIectcd thtt uu unusually large at
tshnance wiil o. present. Following ace
We names ~ the catechumens. Harry \
Ahpi"uatp. lertha e. Gatho Minnie Al
Ht,h", Minnie D.. Gcorgeicin Herman
- -, ilorcurr -. f.uikhart Marie D.
l.likhart. Louifl a. Riedel Elizabeth -.
Scnad. Mani" ~ ~chad. Ruth a. schad
anu tdroiiur L.. Work
lows. ~
organ PRELUDE ..... Miss Eindeu,err.r
fruceEsiorai
hymn "itoiy. Holy Holy"
.hii.A Ff.''I ff ...... itsN. q. u. IfeIf,
Anthem Ae Love Me" .......
u MN Come Holy spirit Come
confirmation sermon 90 Rev a. D. Holm
Hymn Sc M.r and Angels Witness
Rte ~ Confirmation o.. I;ev. q D. usr.
SONG Je0Is Thou Art Mius Forever
Prayer and r3euedirtiuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
NEW FIRE TRUCK
DEMONSTRATED
UNloADEO FROM CARS AND
OPERATED ABOUT CITY
YESTERDAY.
VIII be ofseislly Inspected By Beard
o. Control This Mornino-Put
Through Severe Tests

Yesterday afternoon. the new So
foot ladder. motor driven IRE truck
was unloaded from the freight cars on
the Pennsylvania railroads -Four.
teenth street switch. II was set up
and under its own power taken TO the
Hook and Ladder house on Twenty
FIRST street where II was Inspected by
Mayor Kirk and other officials.
Later Il was given a trial run over
the city streets. About thirty per
sons hanged onto the sides OF The
monster fire-ighting machine. as II
pulled mp the Eon stree; hill. across
the railroad tracks 20 the Atlantic En-.
gine house. Prom there IL was taken
down to Market street. up Market TO
Tenth street. then Up Main to Fourth
where II turned and was driven back
10 the Nigilant Engine house
The big ladder was raised there.
Not having sufficient room TO demon
strate properly. II was taken to the
hempheld yards. where IL was put
through test. With the full exten.
sion. the ladder was turned TO one
side, and three men swung from its
end. This Is considered a hard test.
Time after time the first section of
the ladder was raised with a fireman
on the extreme end.
This morning the truck will be OF.
ficially demonstrated to the Board of
Control. IL will be taken up the
Twelfth street hill. and over the North
Wheeling hill. The old hook and lad.
der will be transferred to the Island.
Demonstrators from the Boyd firm are
here and had charge OF the trial trips
yesterday.
monster 10 h. D. engine propels
the big ladders. 1t is geared TO attain
a speed OF 80 miles per hour. Chief
Edward T. Rose. and Mayor n. l..
Kirk said yesterday that the truck is
a marvel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

EVeninr SfIr Lodge No ~ KnIrnf-
~ pythiav. VIII attcnd aeryir.s In ,b.
evening. 90 tho Bfrwoud NJ r.: church
ruudaf. Nay 90. Itsr. sampson. rastor.
VIII deliver n special address The mem
n"rs VIII meet 90 their headquarters fl
th harlow building and march in q bod ~
Co., the church
~ The la-t regular meeting CONE
hi.L"r Va aru"iH'ed fo look into tn
matter OF IHftur o. If4a. dr4y.r rr h..
-IuIrr IirInl FOR their uendularf.rs in
the MgM"chru buiidinC. cornr Main and
TFN"nIn streets. u BE- probable that the
tease WI run for H period Of fye years
Win the privilege n renewal n be- exc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
ksiyii Corr p.ins IN Every Newell Uss
"CETSlT." II Get Evsrr Corr
Surely Ouicklvf

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nave tried aNsrffl.UE tla. Tor Uofue
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''f.I '". paIuI.asIs. .IfHuuU fI.eITF 90
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hIf.lr ..f of taur t.a uIfh NludaEea
isrd iNith. corn lrenaIfF cotton rInFs
.}fI-H NrF .aItsr corr-feaaluE pIarf
sfa--Nel Frl U alprtriafa the dtTef.
etce Wneu sou zee ~ s-II To4r
-Jru-se ON uiIl vrfrf. CuturE aud
EeaEluE Win UIves Tarrrs files and
ariafora. uru tNr dauFsr % UIocduof rof.
are done ava. With Trr .eETa-1T
tonight r"r auE corn UHI..H. want .r
uuufuu. NrFf" fails
tII-.iI IH solid Or If.e cfsfa every
where -rr bottle. Hr a.nf direct br I
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

J.. Witt prominent banker. mcrChaEs
and steamship broker. will leave next
week on a trip 90 Pittsburgh and other
large cities Tor the purpose Of finding
employment for the large number Of IN
employed foreigners in this city. Nj.
Witt says that some Kind Of action b.
absolutely Imperative as those 81 hu Ina Np
remained here with the expectation that
the riverside mill would start are now
40 the point where ~ will be impossible
20 delay getting some sort Of work.
some families are almost at the point 81
starvation and have been Tor some
months. Mr Witt will make 10 point
20 see the heads or the largest concerns
employing labor, and also intends Co. SOC
agencies. W. will wake To e. point fu
gct some kind Of immediate relief The
men are anxious Co obtain employ IufUf
" any sort whether 30 be iu lumber
camps. street cleaning. farming or any
ihinE that viii give them enough 10
support their families. Tho prohabTf-
ties arc khTt EFFORTS viii De made Co
furnish transportation To- alt deserving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

The cold weather the last couple OF
days has stopped considerable work AT
the government dam. No. ~. la South
Warwood. Many OF the men who have
been working IN the inside Of the cof-
the wind ~ TO cold for them 10 work IN
the water. Another boat ~ being built
on this side OF the river which will be
used Ia hauling gravel
\ force OF men are also being en-
ployed on the improving the grounds
near the power house where all work IL
completed. IL has been learned that the
Foundation company viii plant era :
seed. 50 that the grounds viii look bet
ter Than The mud and grnveI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
VIOLA

VIOLA. w Va. May 1S-A number
from this vicinity attended the funeral
day
Mr. Richard Fitzsimmons was n bus
mess visitor in Elm Grove Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIII Taylor au ddauEh-
ter Luella visited the lattcrs parents
Mr. and Mrs. George McKerrlan. Sunday.
Mr. Philip Ewing was a Wheeling Wis
ttor. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer Gray aud child
rem OF Moundsville visited relatives az
this place. Sunday.
Messrs. VIM. l.. Daguc aud Frank
naguc attended the sale al Mr. Chas
Dague's on the Stone Church road. We'd
neSday.
Mrs Leonard McKcrrian and son
George Of Calls visited friends az Elm
Grove last week
AIRS. Maggie aylor Of Irish Ridge was
a caller IN Viola Friday evening.
Mr. John FoN OF MoundSVille Is Wis
itng Mr.. Ccph Gorhy this week.
Mrs Annie sheldon Of wheeling 10
visiting friends in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie McCOsh anu ram
lily Of Wolf Run spent Tuesday along
the creek fishing
Mr.. sherman Welch visited friends
at Limestone. Sunday evening
Messrs. j. r. and Whit Gray left
Monday FOR short Creek where they
Will be employed during the summer
80 carpentering on the Speidel farm.
Mrs. Frank McCreary OF Irish Ridge
was caller IN Viola. Monday.
Mr. Harry Ritchee 81 Dallas attended
church at Viola Sunday night
nile win graduate IN Tbursdav .,..pfp,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

me lAfe-o-Rama moving picture me.
Z atrs which has been located az FIfth
ana Main streets ~ closed Tor this Mel.
- ~ p'ueI 70 make preparations to move,
INTO new quarters in the Shad building
~ seventh and Main streets. nov oc-
ksuPiei bN second hand furniture store.
-. Nr'n MOTIFS. the proprietor ~ m.
hes.re VIII have ell furniture and oth.r
Equipment installed at the EARLIEST tos-
,',-s' nl"ment, ana u making every ef-
day night '' ~ '''uI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Miss Marie Bingell will entertain the
members OF the graduating class OF the
WarWood school this evening at her
home corner Twentieth street and Rich
land avenue. The home will be decorat-
ed in the class colorS which are old rose
and apple green. The class IL composed
or fifteen members. The evening will be
enjoyed In games and music and at a
seasonable hour dainty refreshments
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
him with intent 10 rob. Gibson entered
a plea OF not guilty"

DEFIANCE May ;S.--William Martin
aged Is. of Berea. was robbed OF % cents
and watch to-day by two tramps. vino
then threw him under train. Both OF
his legs were cut off and he will die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Mid-weekly prayer meeting will he
held this evening at 1:45 o'clock at the
= Presbyterian church on Twentieth
. street Rev. Z. r. Carson has "A spec al
subject for the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
WARW00D


keN. j. j. Kelly. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. Of Paden city. will
have charge Of the services this even
ing at the WarW God Methodist church.
corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
avenue. Rev. kelly's subject FOR the
evening VIII be. Gods Love TO Man"
Special music at this service will be FUR
nished BY the church choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

pectcd that they will 20 into their new
lace Sbout June first.
\ committee mas been appointed q.
make arrangements for the annual MEM
ofial services which will b. held about
the second sunday IN June. IN. ser
Ices VIII be held an BcuWood NJ. l..
chufch and Rev. sampson. pastor will
deliver the memorial address
The next regular meeting 81 Evening
star Lodge No. u viii be neld Monday
mght ana all members are urgently re
questcd 10 be present a. special matters,
viii be brought up among which viii be
moving into their new rooms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
BENWOOD


Annie Cetkoski was the plaintiff on "a
warrant sworn out against Katie pcichy
yesterday. charging assault and battery.
The defendant was fined 81 aud costs.
amounting to $40 in 81, which was paid
without delay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Joe Romeo. employed by street Com
missioner Edward Brooks. was kept busy
yesterday afternoon. fixing a hole along
Warwood avenue near sixth street 4
number OF other bad places along War
wood avenue will be improved in the
| near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

BELLEFONTAINE. May iS.-WiIliam
Gibson. charged with having assaulted
john Stewart. OF near Beliecenter on
April ~. was arrested AZ Lima by sheriff
smith and brought back here. Stewart
identified him as the man who assaulted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Last evening farmers and people hav-
ing gardens with early vegetables were
busy covering them with paper and
other things 80 that the plants would
not be frozen In the event Of frost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

John Porter has accepted a position
a. n-'hinist FOR the Wheeling Steel a.
Iron company.
Robert Newton H. making improve
ment- to his property ON McMechen
street Carpenters have been working
for several'days. The interior has also
been painted.
Misses Magdaiine and Margaret
Schad have returned home from "a visit
with friends in Belmonta county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Il don't seem 70 recognize your sis.
I ter. Is this n likeness2"
or course not This Is a high art
photograph. go Louisville Courier
Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

PORT CLINTON. May IS-when an
automobile which Anton Seifke a re-
tired farmer. upset. to-day. Seifke's four
year-old daughter was killed and he and
his wife and their two year old child
suffered severe injuries. Seifke's LEFT
eye was torn out ard he was hurt Inter
nally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

persons. Mr.. Witt win be absent sbou
week or ten DAYS "'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Martin Schweitzer aged 80. was shot
ak times BY his son. Frank aged ~.
early this morning. and probably fatally
wounded. after he had broken into the
house occupied by his wife and five sons
and set the place afire. He had poured
Tive gallons OF kerosene on the furnish
tngs OF the house while the family was
asleep. Previously Schweitzer had nail
ed the doors and windows OF the house
IN an attempt to prevent escape from the
house. but one or the sons kicked down
n door and all got out safely. The
Schwcitzers have beer separated for
moro than two months.
Schweitzer's kidneys and intestines
We're penetrated by the bullets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Edward q. Horn. aged 81. prominent
real estate man and former member OF
tho county board of review and district
board OF complaints. died to-day OF par
alysis. The family was one Of the most
prominent in this county Mr. Horn was
active as Mason and KniChts TempIars
will have charge of the funeral which
will be held "Wednesday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
Try "CETS IT" It's
Magic for Corns!

NsW' simple. Common-Senss way.
You viii never know how realty caa-
% lN 20 SGT riu 81 a. corn. until you have
tri'd .FtTS-i IT. Nothing like DO has
ever been produced. No fakre less time
20 Apply % Than 10 does 20 read This. il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19
New Ohio Incorporation.

The \. G. Harter Construction COM
pany. Cleveland, \. c. Hartcr and others
$4,000.
rho Buckeye matchmaking Company
Cleveland. +. Van Buskirk and others
SlbO. zoe.
The Weiler-Dreher Company. Toledo
4. q. Weller and others. $4,000.
The g. ~. Asher Lumber Company
Cincinnati. G. ~. Asher and others: Seo.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

pie will graduate on Thursday evening
from the High school az -. Clairsville
having completed their four year course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

The Alvey Company. Cleveland. SEQ
600 $500.
The Pioneer Pole and shaft Company.
Piqua. $4,000 900 20 Si.k7J 600
Increase.
The Massillon Electric and Gas COM
pany; Massillon: 100000 Co ST5O.0O0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

John Piles. aged q. 90 Ward W. Va. r
foreigner. was ecntenced 10 80 DAYS IN
Rc workhouse and fined $50 and costs
~ Police Judge Osborn yesterday. Hc
was charged with vsgrancy. He was AR
rnstsd Tor working the lost pocketbook~
game ON two foreigners at the Union
sstation saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-19

Robert Evans. known a. Roland Du-
vail. OF Cleveland. arrested here n few
dnys ago and identified NJ one OF the
men who robbed Heimbergcrs Jeweiry
wore. IN this city, 81 several thousand
dollars worth OF diamonds. more than
Var ago. to-day Offered an allbi through
pe claim that he was In the state re-
formatory al Mansfield al the time the
fpbbery was committed The police rec
ord> show that ne wPs et Mansfield NJ
The time. but the Officers believe that
Possibly he may have been paroIod and
thcy were not notified. Inquiry Will be
made at the refornatory. With Evans
the police have In custody Edward HUFF
man. aged 81. OF Newport. Ky. and !. I
Dunn. aged 81. Of Chicago. They are
wanted for a jewclry robbery at Ait. Yer
non.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13

isrt en- 10 e1er IS 500 bpi TIat-
form, bporpua Be Spbsbemte ioo,
omgipne al ct Ear Ereiter % 60
pens Saanbbppere. Get bar en-
BARN % fpalm Gag, icrtr(ler Mr.
Noa, oa ser bar illgen onben 9pb
emo Mrs. Mnrp Si,ratts frampaati.
&c Sulfen. Ter blep gipet ct Sig.
nal, SolOoterne prn lentereoe @e.
pGr, en- al oe b9osbemte WG1to flea
fren1, fit Den forte STttc tritffct ooer
Sopeoet, S~aloopren oabnebes nteb en-
Spo lom Ell tor &piit fnGffcoes,
Sau9et itrammeoes meb en- 3nirfen
- % ben Tsosopmte bar erpeberet
no al Geroen. Chen iaa Mr. MoG
/ en- anoen Hetnins, fortGller ban.
San herte en- for en- al W9noene
itige frem % oeres Salb giennem
Sliaen, men ga Wrs. Suratt iom
ben iioite ifllloe aflipes, iaa ban
ielen op paa BET frpgtelige Srama,
iom uoIpiaebes poa ben life Ylat.
form. &uinoen bulfeoe frenlbeles
% nar iaa mebtogen al SfrGf %
angit, at bum muatte ipres rem pg
boloes oppe al TO Manb, % eiter at
Den lorte &Gtte bar truffet neb oper
benoes Mniigt, penote Scr. NoQ lit
Iniigt ill en- unoen SIDE. San Inf
febe line Zine, iortGuer ban, fnpt-
teoe franlpn9tig line Sender ON @e-
prret og beo Srnoerne Iolnmen for
life at ifrige bot cler iplge lin Splt
til at ltiffe Singrene / line gren.
Get nGlte ban bprte bar aomnlnnbos
en- til at trpoe al - SincolnS Woro
bar bepnet. 'Senretelien al DC fire
W%enneifer foregif moaife inben 20
Minlltter, men oct ipntes Der. NoQ
at pGre benganet elmer. % bin
apilroes Snlfen og Sonrrcn lpoer
enonu Den Gag iong / bans Eren.
San flyer, at ban otter at hapc tlent
giennem BET meitc al @orgerfriocn
ingenlunbe bar en- blpobiertct &rp-
tier, men bette Sptrill pirfcoe for
iGroeligt. 90 BOG off set bclc roIft
ipr iig - Der brnote life no9et
uoenom oct ~opitiaeoc Erogrnm. -
"Wfen Ell Sanfe bar iioen altio for
iroliget mig" ilttteoc Mr. Noa,
"oa BET err oenne: Spab piloe 9lb-
rubom Sincoln hape tGllft? Nbrn-
bam 2incoln, i'm Sibs melt bleo.
bicrtcoe % mcblioenoc Mono, -
Sen Mnno, Ser tilgup line 6icllber,
iproi Oct imerteoc ham at ie nogen
li0e cller UNDERWRITERS"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13

Strof / Statens Srnglel oeriteos Tor
at bope %Itloalet 100 @uihele 2infrs
ira en- Nobo, ioet BON life Longer
ioa Jig ilogen llopei iii at ion Cont
men uolot. : oper to Iar bar ban
bolot Oct gooenoe meo ot appeaere
I'll De 'or'flellige Hetter, % man bar
reanet ro, at bper eneiic @nibel al
oct ltloolnc Sinfrs bor foitet banl
mino't ct Sunoreoe Collars. Sonl
lio'te 6orieg Loo man cirfulere an-
isgning til Siitriftsoonmler Siicf
ON at eItergioe Strafien oG lsslooc
Sanger pan Torole, men "a Cont
meren life loo iie bepGqe hertil, rel
ite Grnp ioa iii 9ismlorcf Tor at la.
De S%frGoberen tase WoaI til en- M
Sragt.
ling Wanb brrbt al Gnnet. Sor
no9en Sio iioen meIotca, al Ell nllg
Matb peo Hupn Sans ,Sobnion par
blepcn orrbt al Spnet pcb Stanlep.
2ctte Dor Ieilogtigt, ibct 9lioebe bar
SIai Sobnion, Ssn al Air. % WrS.
Sana Sobnlon PEG Stanlcu. ltlpf.
fen lnotrol SenOog Den 20oe Slnti
om Gitcrnliooagen, bo Sen lllge
Mtulb pao i'm @icpfle par unoerueis
ira lit Stem til Noboen, q. ..
Nmntnolon. Siloen ban nnoeoe frenl
brpo ct llueir los, bporior ban IoGtc
Sp / Sinbt Sfolebua, bpor Spnet
iua ilog nco og rannrche ham iou
poloionr, at ban bogitopclig tolt
brTnote libel. Slai Sobnion bar
lebt / @oobbue Gountp, Niinn., ben
220e Iecenlber 1891 og fom ior
- Iar iibcn meo line Sorplore
til Worntrail Golntp. Sorlloen
Sorrlbre citcrlnber ban Jig TO Sro.
ore % ire Spltrc.
@ubc l%lbiigtcr for Spiten. Naar
un0togea enfeltc Siltrifter CT llo-
ligterne ior Smoagrpnet De oQer-
beoitc, og lelp Moiien %bcgnnoer
burtig at fomme Jig. Negnlalbet
bar prrct Def ~lterite poa mango Inr,
ioet Der lualebes peo 9ictinIon er
lulbt oper II CONNER bette Iar,
Ocroi 51a Connie / Sirni % Soroen
cr 9rltroi9 gicrnemblnot til Ell
Gnboc al onltrent fire tSoo. Selp
Hcb Hiper Galen, bppr mango Igrc
itob ln1bcr %nnb, er l(Oiigterne MI
lnngt bebrc, ioct Sprpcir mco %ur-
me er illOtroaot. s n%orbpeit oe ipo-
pit ior Goaiclton er oog itor Sfaoe
unrettct, loet mango 9lgre enonu |
S%lltningen al Iorrige llge itoo iln'
Der &ano % De iroanc Hugagre
nlouttc onieea Iom ct totalt Cab. )
2iitriftet pco Sameatomn bar peo
Nnglitorntc onrettet ct Cab al ont
frinl 100000, bporoi ncget pper
Ell Sreoieoel por oGffet pco Nslu.
rance. 5 Cnlegnen al Nismorcf %
Wanoan bar 9lplingen Den aQerbe0.
tie 0oriatnlng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Sisiefun "paab" meo en- Stemmc.


CONNER Noucf bar peb Siitriftsret
ten / Sisieton erflPret @pen Tor
"paao" meb Ell eneite Stemme, ibct
ban eiter Ell SntTlling al Stemner'
ne fanot 1853 for og 1872 imoo 81.
Genie. SisIeton par en- Sio uoel,
Salooner, ilen blep Tor TO Mor ii.
Den "paab" % lit oa Ell communal
Soloon, iom / Sebet al ~ Maane-
Der braate Spfasien Ell Snb-
tG9t al $4,000. Siltrobs berior
off DOG @pen TOR" forrige s(ur, og
oct enoog meo en- Waioritet al 30
Stemmer, men MI bar nltiao ieieli
@laoet uen0t fig. Ger pil ianbipn.
li9pis igien blipe lagt an meo en-
communal Saloon.
Gicr fuitbar |iulin. Soihua n.
M. Sober / Srecnun bar altio pad
ltoaet, at en- gonmel Tiolin, ban i
mango Ynr bar eiet, er en- patc
Strooipnrius, % benre Eaaitono
iii ban iorlebcn bcfrpitc al en- Slugt-
ming % &iplinnutoritet ira Elten.
Gcn1e Mtnno erflGreoe, at BET 9oln-
Ic SnItrlmert par let f%ienoeIia ioi1
Ggte Straoiporills, men oens @pr0i
fitnoe ban life laa nsie beitenuna.
elsie @ioliner par iolgte til en- ioa
Ian Fria iom $1,000, me- Ser bar
og'aa SilfTlbcr, ba De bar betolte
meo inotil $4,000. Sober er Here
@an9c blepet bllbt $1,000 for i'm
"Scrhif", % Oct glnber bam lllt
me9et, at ban bar pnaboloen npf
til life at mootaae nosen al bisic
Silbllo.