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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
CREsTON

John Nelson of Akron was charged
last week with the murder Of eleven
months old Bernice Knecht, daughter
Of Mrs. Sadie Knecht. Nelson plead
ed not guilty, but we understand that
he has since confessed. Mrs. Knecht
was formerly resident of Creston.
Earl 'Overy of Altoona, spent the
first Of the week with his parents, Geo.
Overly and wife and while here took
the Entered Apprentice degree in Ma
sonry, at Seville.
R. G. Henry and wife attended the
meeting Of the Erie station agents at
Silver Lake last Friday.
Mrs. Frazier of Florida, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Camp
bell, in Cleveland, spent Sunday with
her parents, John McKelvey and wife.
Miss Ada Williams was called to
Medina Sunday on account of the ill
ness Of her mother who has been vis-
Ting isi tils x. D: Lanes nome 3 At that
place.
The wedding Of DR.. WI. Orr of
Creston, and Miss Zelma Lautensclag-
er, south of Wooster, was solemnized
last Wednesday afternoon by Rev. W.
| E. Feeman at Wooster.
Mrs. A. L. Conrad and two sons OF
Marion spent the weekend at thehome
of her parents, Elmer st. John and
wife.
A. S. Tuttle was a, delegate to the l
10. o. F. State Encampment held al
Lima last week. Mr.. Tuttle represent
ed Wayne, Ashland and Holmes coun
ties.
i C. ]. Heiser and wife Of Ft Plain
In. Y, Mrs. H. L. Grouse, Mrs. Alic'
i Linter, st. townsville, N. Y; Loui
Inter and wife Of Northwood, Iowa
have been visiting their brother, ia
cob Linter, for several days. Loui
Linter and wife returned to thei
home Tuesday. 4
Mrs. VA. Bowers and Miss Esthe
Bowers attended commencement at Z
Is. u. last week, at which time Huber
Bower graduated. He returned hom
, with them Wednesday and will spen
the summer with his parents.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
In the recognized Fashion Centers of
America, these beautiful blouses are
placed on sale the same day they ap-
pear in our store.

They always forecast the incoming Styles they're the latest
tons IN the 0aist word they're megt sse rened and a0ays
Many are orh up to Co., but this lot haze marked for
your choice.
TAILORED SUI1S-Beganing tomorrow shall place on
sale every suit IN the store at eracty half reseved
which means $15 90 suits $780, $1975 suits $987 $3.50 suits
$12 so ec-none sold before Saturday at this price.
PRICE 1-2 OFF
FEW SUITS-Tat carried from last season. silk
or ooole materials Sts that sold at 90 and 90 and you
assured that those hO bought them last at full price Gre
@ Oearing bem The price tomorrow and all meet week v be
Sc 90 for 9yoa1 eho9cS. PRlCh $5O
LIGHT WEIGHT COATSWe haze made up assortment of1
coats that sold $780, 5000 and 100 and married them at 5
for your choce-dN sazes rn1CH Po'0ol
COATS Tco very special gropes Of summer weight up to
IN the lot Buy early taU grdp o0 ana you can 0edr
1t up until November before ou a need Gmlang heove
~ PRICE $1,000 and $1S.5OI
SHIRT WAISTS We shall place sale to-day ossortmen
lot Of qpnis that sold at $3.50 $780, Waists w high meck
some long seeves others shot-he price gust cut IN kGg
DRESS LINENS to Us inches qUide all coor ideal mater
ia for separate skirts ssoors Copenhagen be mG 6r0a0
tan pink etc., Regular price $780, $125 and $3.50 PRICE 49
DUNTLEY 1915 SEEPERs best pneumatic S09epsr on
the market has always sold at $925t IS combined VGcm
oa~er nnd Brush eper We haze made special arrangements
18th the D1ley Pensac Sweeper Co., for mted time ake
the oog proposition to aU oOners O superior vac C'ea
dano the last three yeurs eay return to W $500 and get
one Of the Nev 1915 Duy sVpers that sell at $9 We hdye
been asked BY several they could not nGEe s~ch M0de as Me
Dney tcb easier, te cHU0 ct oper"oe Of "e
i lGy If interested.
Il LACE CURTAINS special assortment OF $780, $780,
81 SIS 90 and 90 curtains Just Oo and three pieces
| kind-noau at eractlg halt price, fRlCE II OfF
Wedesdua zoe close at 12 o'clock Eastern Standard Time Dur
lNg .T1cpe Juu and ANguSt-mGrE the day. @
mrxrS xI1 nATED TTEMMETED m
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
CoPLEY BOY GETS DEGREE

Robert Miksch, Copley, received the
degree of Bachelor of Arts from the
Ohio Wesleyan university, at Della
ware on June the 16. Miksch was
president Of the Zeta Gathean liter
ary society.
Miksch will probablyteach in the
west. Physics and other sciences We're
his specialties in college.
Elmer John Merton. West Rich
field also received the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts. Merton has con-
siderable reputation at Wesleyan as
one mile runner, and ran in the
Big Six track meet in Columbus.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
First Baptist Church

Sunday, June 27-1O:3O Morning
worship, subject, "The Greatness Of
Little Things" 11:45 a. M, Bible
school; 7 p. m. Young Peoples meet
ing, subject, Missions" leader, Mrs.
F. Sedgwick; 5 p. M, peoples service,
subject, "The Young Man of Vision. ("
S. F. Dimmock, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
Church Of Christ

Sunday, June 27-1O:3O, preaching
service, subject, "Christ's Arraign-
ment Of the Temples" 11:45, Sunday
school; Z p. M, Christian Endeavor;
semi-annual election Of officers; preach
ing service at 8 p. m. Everybody well
come. V. S. Goodale, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
Methodist Enisconal Church

Sunday, June 27-1O:3O Preaching
service; sermon text; "The Secret Of
the Lord is with them that fear Him, I"
Psalm 25:14; 1880 Bible school; 7 p.
M, Epworth League; 7 p. M, class
meeting service led by Mrs. Arthur
Aylard; 5 p. M, preaching service,
topic, "John Huss, Protestant Mar
tyr"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
MARRIAGES

Warren H. Caverly and Netina E.
Wall, both of Sharon Center.
Carl P. Orth of Cleveland and
Marjorie M. Van Deusen Of Medina.
Elmer P. Weimer of East Akron and
Carolyn E. Dague of Lodi.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
Congregational Church

Morning worship at 10:30 eastern
time, sermon by Rev. J. M. p. Metcalf,
D. D. President of the Talladgea Gala
bama) College; Sunday School at
11:45. H. Samuel Fritsch, pastor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
LODGE NOTICE

Board Of Education, Medina Special
District. 45-5
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
BIDS FOR COAL

Sealed bids are invited by the
Board of Education of Medina Special
School district for furnishing a sup
ply of coal for three buildings, for the
ensuing year.
These bids must be filed not later
than July Is, specifying prices for
different grades of coal. Delivery to
be made at any date at the option OF
the bidder prior to August goth and
based on a quantity of $50 tons, more
or less.
E. B. SPITZER
Board of Education, Medina Special
| D;s+r;ct 43-3
LODGE NOTICE
Frances McNeal of Elyria, District
Deputy of the Ladies of the Macca=
bees will be present at their regular
review tonight. All members are
requested to be present. Mary K
Long, Record Keeper. 43-l
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
THE CHURCHES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. Pauls Episcopal Church

Morning prayer and sermon at 10;-
80; Sunday school at 11:45; strangers
are welcome. Wm. ". Edwards,
rector.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
OVERLAND GOES
OVER HIGH BANK
=. ". kthBERIANo niRACu.
oUslN ESCAPES SERIOUS
INJURY
Machine Ssids over Eneankrent a.
Fulton Nil. Failing a Distance
81 AooUt Fifteen Feet

n. VI himbsrland. % the Union
Central Life Insurance company. Who
resides al Park View. Nhils en- route
home yesterday evening about SIX
clock. met with an accident. when
MS Overland roadster skidded over
the lower side % the National road al
the foot % Fulton hill The accident
happened when Mr. kimbcrland tad
applied the brakes 20 sioN up bic ma
chine In order 10 allow a big touring
car 10 pass on the right hand side
coming toward the city
The roadster skiddsd over the bank
AZ the place where the new concrete
vail Is bing constructed. dropping a
distance OF about fifteen feet OGiug
10 the narro~ness % the pit the car
vas unable 10 turn over but remained
standing on end Nr Kimbcrland re-
ceived a cut on the nose and minor
bruises but his Injuries we're not OF a
serious nature The car a. late
hour last night was removed from the
pit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
"POLITES PLACE"
WILL OPEN TODAY
NEW CONFECTIONERY is ONE 0E
THE FINEST IN THE CITY
Flowers and Fans viii Be Given
Patrons al Formal Opening, Be
ginning This Morning.

The newest and one of the most up
to-date confectionery and ice cream
parlor In the city will be formally
opened today when the Politics" place
at the corner OF sixteenth and Market
streets. will throw open the doors to
the public. The new confectionery Is
located in the building that was form
orally occupied by the Coleman drug
company in one side and George Pan
tazopulous' fruit stand and confection-
cry In the other
The two rooms have undergone a
complete change Of construction. The
partition having been removed. throws
both together and making one large
room. The inside hnish has been
changed and three walls OF the room
are now lined with a continuous mir
ror. The decorations are old rose and
white. The lights are electric and the
shades are OF old rose tint.
The many small tables are con
structed OF metal and have marble
tops. The chairs are OF mohogany
finish. and are imported from Vienna
Austria. The soda fountain is OF the
l9l5-model and is the very latest in
sanitary construction. The serving
oo"ls and holders for glasses are OF
silver. The room has three entrances.
two on Market street and one on Six.
teenth.
seven thousand cut flowers nave
been purchased by the management
and VIII be distributed TO those nat.
ronizing the new confectionery today.
In addition to the flowers fans will be
presented TO patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03

sistants we're leaving nothing uDdone
that would tend to make prison life
besrable. and to see that every prison
er got a square deal and was cared FOR
properly. Again In April we sent a
Iel resentatlve 70 the prison secretly,
ana he visited the prison under disguise
lie conversed with many prisoners a.
they were leaving for their homes a.
they would be discharged from day 10
Gay while he was there. he also talked
WITH several prisoners who Wers farm
hands and TRUSTEES. and his report 70
our office was that the prison was
pelnE run under a very economical and
humane plan. In a written report TO the
irlsOners' Relief Society he said NO
man. ~ my opinion can manage the at
tairs o. any prison better than our pris-
on j. being managed BY Warden White.
Again We have another report from
"a Third man, ana he confirms thu re-
ports made by the two former repre-
Hentatives o. this society. As manager
OF the PRISONERS RELIEF SOCIETY
feel called upon 20 give % the public
lhe facts az they exist and TO say 90
ne reorle thai n = White e. rurnfrr
me West Virginia state penitsntiarr
10 such way a. 90 reflect credit upon
himsslf ard the man and his party that
sent him there"
EARL n. DUDDfNo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
MINER KILLED
Foreigner Crushed 20 Death In Flo,
enee mlne-First Fatality Since
Operations Were Resumed

The hrst mine fatality 70 happen Al
The 7. a q. mine Al Florence about
three miles north % Martins Ferrv
since operations were resumed. occur.
red yesterday about noon when An.
geles Tuli q foreign miner empioyod
IN the mine. was caught between
string OF cars and the walls OF The
mine. sustaining injuries which caused
his death fow minutes later. Ever
bone In the upper portion Of the MANI
body was broken
The unfortunate man was walking
out Of the mine 70 his dinner when bs
vas caught between the cars Uis
cries attracted the attention Of his feI.
loW workmen who rushed 10 HE a.
sistance and carried him 90 the uoufp
OF the mine. where DR. G. ~ Nesserly
vas called The man passed aVav
shortly after the arrival OF the phvsi.
clan. The remains we're removed 10
The Heslop undertaking tariora io
Martins Ferry where they we're pre.
pared for burial Coroner Henry
Roger vas notified of the accident
and will probably hold an inauest
some time to-day.
The deceased was 30 years Of age
and u survived BY wife and tao
children The man had only been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
Oh, JOYFUL JOYS!
All the "kiddies" Are to be Given Ice
Cream Free by Mr.. NaaIe on
Fairgrounds, Monday.

eH Flec " mF. magic on
Fairgrounds. Monday.
In demonstration of appraclation
IN behalf OF the hundreds OF children
OF this city, Recreation Manager W
Francis Hyde. OF the Wheeling PLAY.
ground association. gave out the fol-
lowing Tor publication yesterday. in
thanking Mr.. George O. NagIe for the
ice cream he j. to furnish the little
ones at the Fairgrounds during the
Fourth OF July celebration. on Mon
day;
Mr.. George o. Nagle. president OF
the Playground association. is going 10
treat the Riddles TO ice cream on the
three Fairgrounds on July 5th.
Mr.. Nagle as General Manager Of
the Wheeling Traction company. has
seen the need for laying more EN-.
phasis on safety First" lie said that
ne realized that on a national holiday
trafic Is unusually heavy on all car
lines and many more autos are ira.
yersing the streets than on ordinary
days and that extra efforts should he
made TO keep the children out OF dan.
ger.
so next Monday when the Safe and
sane programs are 20 be carried out
every child under Is years who comes
TO the Fairgrounds and takes part is TO
get treat from Mr.. Nagle.
Now children don't forget the day.
July 9TH. the place. the playground
nearest to your home. and the hour.
lis Monday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03

Bowdoinham. Ne. reports catching
homeless shad. u has been named
the Burbank"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
WARDEN WHITE
highly Conpiimsntsd Upon Manage
nent OF Psnitentiary, By Prison
ers' Relief Worfsr

p. p budding. General Manager Of
the PRISONERS RELIEF SOCIETY
with hendquarters ~ Huntington. says
that the state prison Is being run alb
ments follow
Last August State Senator " T.
Mhite ~ NiuFo county. succeeded the
Honorable NJ. J.. Brown. OF Morrantown
g warden ~ the West Virginia Psni-
tentiary ] must admit that was
EomeW nat ekeptical about Nj. White y
ability TO manage the West virginia
Prison and keep 10 w 20 the high stand
ara oct by his predecessor. ana natural
~ being In the business I am. 4 have
Kept a very close watch over the move
nsuta - our oWn state prison. and
KNOWING nearly AID The inmate person
Sly - I do. and having been incarcsrat-
"a there myself with them. 10 o. moth
inr more than natural FOR my syrnra-
thles Co wander hsrk So we have beeu
quietly investigating all the move
meni made az M0undsvila during Mr.
whites reign.
last december We sent one ~ our
rerre eenfafivee % fhs prison and his
unnn nous report was. 40 far - he
could see. that the Warden and his a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03

terdsy. A photoplay that stirs and
thrills. This feature Is the second OF
the great Betty hansen made-in.
America productions. and shows her
In more powerful Characterization
man any In which she has heretofore
teen seen In this country or Europe.
You cannot afford TO miss this great
event Coming, Monday and Tues.
Day a William Fox production featur.
Ing Robert Edeson in The Girl I
Left Behind Ne" David Belasco's
greatest Stage success A picture
mat will please and Interest," Won
Pathes weekly and a Charlie Chaplin
comedy will be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
Y. NJ. G. A. MEETING
viii be In Charge Of Mems Classes OF
First and Trinity Lutheran
Churches

Continuing the plan already adopted.
the Sunday mems meeting at me "
NJ e. a viii boz in charge of the Bible
classes Of The First English Lutheran
and The Trinity English Luthergn
churches Tho leader of The meeting
will to Mr 80 Drlhn
a very interesting program consist.
ing or special music and good speak.
inE 0. being prepared and r0 doubt
Will be- vel rendered Rev o. q
Dean VIII make The address. choosing
a. bis subject Church Fellowship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
BISHOP DONAHUB
Spends Several Days Confrmino
Glasses In White Sulphur springs
and Wfrfrffy

The r. Rev T.. j ponahue is out of
The city and will probably not be- back
until tho last OF July During the pros
cnt week the Bishop is 40 Davis and
Thompson. W Va. confirming Iarre
classes 30 children az these places
From there he will ro 90 White Sui
phur Springs by way % Charleston and
HuniiurtOn There are a number of
missions connected with White sui
phur SPRINGS and the Bishop viii
spend about ten days confirming
classes 81 different places 10 that part
OF the state
There is being built az the Springs
AZ present a parochial residence by a
benefactor ~ the Diocese 10 will be
completed about August let.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03

working a few days a. the mine only
resumed operations last week. follow.
Ing an idleness Of fourteenth month
while the strike was Boz progress. A.
a late hour last evening funeral ar.
engagements had not been compIefed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
At The REX

Betty hansen. IN Anna Rarenena, q"
magnificent William For produo-
ton. was shown 20 large crowds yes
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-14

Subscribe for Memphis News
Scimitar, 1Oc per week, delivere.d d
Busam &e'Harris, agents, at The
Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-14
MACHINERY FOR PAPER. PULP
MILL is EN- ROUTE.
Philadelphia, May II, 1915.

Philadelphia, May II, 1915.
Mr.. T. H. Baird, Greenwood, Miss.
Dear Sir:-This is to advise that
five cars of machinery, ETC., have
been shipped by us to Greenwood,
and our Mr.. E. w. Strain will
leave here Thursday, May 18th,
for Greenwood to look after the
unloading, ETC., in connection
with you.
Mr.. j. L. Cox writes us that an
arrangement can be made with
Mr.. Menees for his log loader.
Will you please attend to this
matter in conjunction with Mr..
Cox?
Four cars shipped May z, num-
bers of cars as follows:
Car B. & o. No. 15O951,
Car B. G. O. No 147548,
Car B. & o. No. 146428,
Car Southern No. 1884.
One car shipped May 10, Car
Southern No. 13O2O3.
Above are routed Piedmont
Despatch via Pocomac Yards and
Southern Railway. Mr.. Strain
leaves here with the Bills of Lad
ing and full instructions.
Thanking you for your many
favors, we are,
Yours very truly,
Economic Power & Products Co.
By VIM. D. Miller, Sec.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-14

Rent, Share and Wages Con-
tract Blanks and Promisory Notes
for sale at the Commonwealth
office.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
JUDGE TIM0N Is BACK
FROM SAN ANTONIO TRIP
Member Of Ccvernor's Personal STAFF
Entertained ~ San Antonio last
Msck

ladFe walter r. 1imon q mrmhef ~
Governor fereuson'F personal staff
yesterday mornlng returned fum saH
Antonio ehffr he spent 8 week paf
taking af tire frsfIsities ~ Fiesta ff
san iacinia iu which th, FoyrrnHf end
members uf nia ffaff were ruests
judge TImun stated char nr euiHYed
the weeks vacation io thf uimuHi ana
that San Autuulnuf WED win rarh oih
~ io shou tb members ~ the state ef-
ncial party every courtesy
This murn!nk ludee Il1nan eua ufn
MISSIONER iuNgeErf viii fn auf i0
Calallcu tn Inspect ihe aiWfuch re-
Gently completed ~ tho Nneces cpun
IS nfidee and 81 BE- very hhcif that s1
fhe next session ~ tho commissioner
oourf. The contract will BE- accepted
This bridge g. over TIE Nuefea river si
thc uls borden reffs and wss psid fof
iolntiY ny fhs caHniifs ~ NusCes ard
san iaifirio
The court uili vets probably hold a
special session either Thursday pf
FRIDAY 81 receive ihf fsrun ~ Enrin
ocf EfgrYt ehu ~nf Appointed ~
make u survey ~ thf Rniiriovn drain.
arc district 81 Eapsu. ar stated in
iho Tu,~dnf lreHc ~ M csiitf h4s
completed BE Wofs and BE- now reaay
90 reiyai l0 fhs cDuft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
MUSKETEERS ORGANIZED
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Officers and Committees Were Named
q, Meeting Held Last
Night

From nmnng the memherrliip ~ fhc
Corpus christi MusketeCrs arr Athletic
and Recreation Cinh was last nlght
organized throurh the efforts ~ Lieu-
tenant Gcoree Robinson Officers -
the cluh are.
Sargent Sfarner chairman.
Quaftcrmastcr Pope sergeant 81
arms and Treasurer.
Private MARLIN. assistant
Private Palmer aihetc director
Corporal rChiinEer. secretary
CorpofaiH Tate and Uaulrsu and
Private palmcr purchasing commit
tee
The three commissioned officers re-
0urslod the unminating committee %
cnly select enlisted men fuf he sarit
Gus pieces 81 li ia purcly fof their ben
cfii
The obirci IN formlne ihc cinb is 90
enilseu Interest boz the local military
company hf pisinr the men ~ "ppef-
Justly in their oan aunurf - inauiH-
Inc IN hny athletic ambition and ai.
version without cast The armars VII
bs open each niThi from o. ~ O'clock
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
srNTgNcE BANK DIRECTOR.

NEWARK. " D. April 3D. The post
panod sentenc, ~ John y rearlet''
former dirocior ~ fhe nnaefilif Trust
Company. who vas coHv.cfed ~ con.
apiracv % wreck ths institution VIII
l,s pronounced today by 5EAee t'feefne.
Who heard thc casc l'eiaft laf5.
scarlcst has been convicted i~iee .
connection with bis deaines ~iih th'
trust company The first vefdici va
for e,erifawiag BE hccoont ana iHf
second ou which be- was found Fn"is
s, jury III IS minutes. vas ~ eoe-
.niracv The amount inFpiNe' -"
sisssess. Harry W Fesier. vice prs
lserf ana director n ~ afi'snei trust
COMPANY. wiz saon ~ tried On ~
charge III opcrdfapiae hiF accNishl ~
ssss msi bofars ihe bank eipfHa -
doors
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
arpuslicAhs crlrssAa GRANT
pSY

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eatiicaH istt feast. saiit4 AZ hiaof ~
fh4 hiffhna1 saHtefaafy ~ nfnfasi
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fefai1ican isadsfs Who Will address
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fhr uufiisA ~ tuf fefsfn "a M parts
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ass apsal ihe hsfaeis - tif dinrFf.
ana y - nksiy that ne ti,sfns rili
iafn a. natianal affairs. and ~ sub
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-28
soLons oFr 10 nAwAll

san FRANCISCO. kpfi gf = his
deicrnfiuu ~ NnuFrrrfnfn and ihr'r
ufsrs and families sill sah TODAY ir
lsauag an fhe steamer Sierra While
"a the Islands ihty ~m he ihe guests
~ fhf territorial government Too &c.
turn tnp Wlli ~ made lafs in Maf
Tho Congressman afe mtuifff g ere
Na,sas Committee ~ Territories anf
several rlefntqrF ~ the hsnatf Gem
mites ,,n Territories are aisp in ihF
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