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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-01-07
From Birmingham, Alabama

Miss Vivian Smith, who has been
teaching play ground work in Birming-
ham, Alabama, has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith. Mrs.
Smith and two daughters, Miss Vivi-
an and Mrs. Ed. Crumb, leave today for
Harvard where they will visit for a
week, from there Miss Vivian will re-
turn to her school.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-01-07
SCHOOLS OPEN
AFTER VACATION

The schools in the city have opened
after the holiday vacation. The teach
ers and pupils are in their places refresh
ed and ready for the campaign to close
in June. During the vacation the build
ngs were cleaned.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-01-07

Houses Now Numbered and Delivery
Will Be Resumed.

Champaign, H., Jan. 4.-Champaign
residents struggled at post office win
dows for their mail again, and it was
necessary to keep the Office open on
Sunday to distribute accumulated let
ters.
Postmaster Mullikin announced that
he believed delivery would be re.
sumed today. By this time, it is
thought, sufficient houses will have
been numbered to insure mail delig-
cry.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-01-07
May Go To Germany

George Wallucks says that as soon
as he can rent his farm he will go to
Washington and Germany in the inter
est of an invention on which he has
been working. He says the invention
will revolutionize everything in its line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
MOST POPULAR
AMERICAN GAME
IT is PLAYED BY A GREAT
MANY PEOPLE IN THIS
COUNTRY.

The great American game is not
baseball or fOotball-it Is bluff: the
putting on OF false front. assuming
10 be what we are not: pretending to
have what we don't possess. But the
buffer Is known TO everyone for his
masquerade fools no one but himself.
some pretend to be rich when they
are struggling hard against the for
tunes OF life. But the most harmful
bluff Is In appearing 20 be healthy
when you are really sick. Be afraid
OF Ill health. not ashamed OF IL. Those
who look for health shall find II. Those
who turn away heir heads shall SUI
Ter. But there are wise people who
VIII not stay sick. One OF these is
George Cheshire. OF 47OS Eoff street.
a railroad engineer, who said recently
t, to. Mr.; Renfrow: 7 for years did not
my food and for the past year did
not have any appetite at all. and had
II not been for my strong constitution
could not have kept on the job. 1
bought Tanlac because read of other
people having their appetite restored
by IL and since taking about two
bottles | enjoy my meals and am ready
10 eat when meal time arrives. real
ize that Tanlac Is a very good appe-
uzer and don't think that you can
find anything to beat il. Tanlac has
restored my appetite to me and l am
very thankful"
How much better II is 20 be healthy
than to just appear healthy. Don't
deiude yourself that you are healthy
II you are not Something serious Will
surely result Go today to c. II. Griest
Co, 1125 Market street. and get a
bottle OF Tanlac and be healthy. MIR.
Renrrow Is always at the above store
where he will gladly explain Tanlac
TO anyone. Sold only at the above
store in this vicinity. Price 81 per
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
EFFECTS OF BIG
STORM FELT HERE
SERVICE OVER TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH WIRES WAS
INTERRUPTED.
Conditions Were Nearly Normal in
wheeling Nesterdsy-Local Line
men Called 10 Philadelphia.

Though Wheeling escaped the force
OF the big storm which swept over
the eastern section OF the country
Wednesday. the effects OF IL were still
felt here TO some extent. yesterday.
This was through the crippled tele-
phone and telegraph service to Eastern
points.
Thirty linemen employed by the Bell
telephone company in the Wheeling
district left this city late Wednesd az
night for Philadelphia. TO help the
force OF that district repair the great
amount OF damage caused by the
storm. The most damage was at New.
ton square. between New York and
Philadelphia.
In the Wheeling district. conditions
due TO the storm were hardly abnor
NAL, Plant Supervisor d Gordon
said last night. Some trouble was ex
perlenced yesterday when a land slide
east OF Cameron carried down several
poles.
A flood in the vicinity OF Urichs
vile and Jewett. O.. washed out ,ev
eral poles. The water was higher than
In the 1913 flood.
The Eastern storm ;nierfered with
service over both the Postal and the
western Union telegraph systems
wednesday. messages were DELAYED
Twelve hours in many Instances. but
by yesterday the congestion was re
heved anc conditions were nearly nor
NAL
II was impossible up until a late
hour yesterday to reach New York
over the telephone from, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FORESEES VICTORY
FOR REPUBLICANS
JUDGE BLACK. OF KANAwHA
COUNTY. OPTIMISTIC OVER
THE OUTLOOK.
Prominent Jurist Says Senator Bur-
ton Would Be Strongest Presi-
dental Candidate.

Il think the Democrats realize they
have no chance TO win at the next
election, and therefore are taking lit
tie interest in state politics." declared
Judge Henry X. Black. OF the interme-
date court OF Kanawha county. yes
terday. With anything like unity OF
action on the part OF Republicans.
nothing with prevent a sweeping Re
publican victory in West Virginia
next year." he added.
Judge Black and wife are spending
the holidays here as guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. Harold o. Etz. They
VIII return to their home in Charles
ton Sunday.
To an Intelligencer reporter. Judge
Black said the Republicans OF the
southern part of the state are en-
thusiastic over the political outlook.
With regard TO a Republican presi-
Dental candidate. Judge Black said
he personally favored either Senator
Burton OF Justice Hughes, though
several who have beer suggested
would prove most acceptable to him.
Senator Burton. he said, undoubtedly
would be the strongest candidate in
West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
CREST WILL NOT
REACH 27 FEET
OHIO WAS STILL SLOWLY RISING
AT THIS POINT AT 2 O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING.
Prediction OF % Feet viii Not Ma
terialize on This Rise-Rlvers
Failing Above.

II was reported from the local
wharf last night that the crest OF the
present high water would reach this
point about o'clock this morning.
AT O'Clock this morning the gauge
az the wharf registered an even rs
Feet and rising a fraction over an
inch an hour. II is problematic just
what the crest will be. Authorities"
say that II will reach fully &c feet G
inches by daylight this morning
Forecaster Pennywitt's prediction
that Wheeling might expecte rs feel
late last night did not materialize. Il
Is said that he will miss his predic-
ton by about is inches. which is not
bad Tor one TO predict the stage OF
the deceptive Ohio river nearly a
hundred miles from Wheeling.
All yesterday the river rose here
al about three inches an hour until
shortly after o'clock last evening.
when IL dropped to about two inches
an hour and at midnight a little over
an inch an hour.
All rivers above were falling latA
yesterday and IL is likely that early
this afternoon the Ohio will begin to
slowly fall at this point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
DARST MAY
CcOntiausd Prom First p.r.s

announced his candidacy for state
auditor some months ago. change
MS decision also and 10 turn back
and become candidate for a third
term as state treasurer.
II Is declared that a full under.
standing was had concerning the
withdrawal Of Mr. Darst from tho
race for governor. and likewise a
withdrawal OF Mr.. Long from his
candidacy for the position now oc.
olpied by Auditor Darst. prior Ia
the announcement Of Attorney
General Lilly Cor governor last
week. and the developments OF the
next few days are expected TO
bring these plans 10 a consum-
nation.
Friends Of Mr.. Long deny that
he Is In the arrange 10 Withdraw
and enter the lists for the Office
he now holds. but others point ONT
me last that Auditor Darst. Treas.
urer Long and Attorney General
Lilly have been close political al.
Hes during the present admiristra.
Ton. and there is every evidence
Nhat q general UNDERSTANDING
exists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
TRUSTEES SALE.


1ouos OF sale ~ rrusess IN bankruptcy
states for the Northern District OF
west Virginia
Notice OF sale OF Real Estate
In the matter OF Wheeling Gold Range
rput =
BY virtue OF an order entered BY J.
the United States District Court FOR the
Northern District OF West virginia
whieh order Was entered on the goth day
81 9,,I Desesmesr; ISIS. l wih sell; on the
noon OF that date. at the north front
door OF the court house in the City OF
wheeling. County OF ohio and state OF
property. that II 20 say: All those GER
tain lands. pieces or parcels Of land and
mining claims situate In Gold Range
Mining District. Mineral County. state
The valley View mining claim. rec
orded April IL. 1905: Lookout MOnu-
II. 1895: Lookout Mountain Es-
tension mining claim. recorded May 80.
1893; Gold King No, 1 mining claim. rec
mining claim. recorded May rs. 1905:
Last Chance mining claim. recorded May
is. 1905: Grand Republic mining claim.
mining claim. recorded May is. 1905:
wheeling mining claim. recorded May 10.
1905; Butcher Boy mining claim. recorded
orded May 5o.isO5 :Cieopatra mining claim
recorded May 30. 1905. Cleopatra No. /.
mining claim. recorded May 80 1905:
Arlington NO. mining claim. recorded
Nav 10; 1895. Arlington No. 4 mining
claim. recorded May 10. 1905. Ajax min
ing claim. recorded March 10. 1906:
Christopher Columbo mining claim, rec
orded January II. 1906: Flourine mining
claim. recorded July 20 1907: Jumbo
mining claim. recorded March "a. 1907:
Solent No. : mining claim. recorded
claim. recorded June 2 1903 Hawtry No.
l mining claim. as appears OF record In
the Recorders office OF Esmeraida
County, state OF Nevada. also that GER
tain mining claim known and called the
Mud Tunnel" located In Gold Range
Mining District. Mineral County. StaSe
OF Nevada recorded March 81 1911 as
the same appears OF record in the rec
ords of Mineral County. State OF Ne
yada.
Together with all and singular the
hereditaments. tenements and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. and all mineral. min
eral bearing earth and rock therein stu
ated.
The said property will be sold free
said property il the same property which
Formerly belonged 10 the said Wheeling
Gold Range Mining Company. n corpora
ton. a. Aforesaid. now bankrupt. and
title to which property is now vested In
me as trustee OF said bankrupt corpora
Said sale TO be made at public auction
10 the highest and best bidder for cash
lawful money OF the United states
Dated at Wheeling. December gath,
1915. J. II BRENNAN.
Trustee In bankruptcy. as aforesaid.
FIRST pub. December "a. 1915.
Last pub. January n. 1916.
d-2f-31-Ja-T-i4-21
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FAIRBANKS



national need Wn must adopt pro.
tectiye tariff measure which shall safe
ala.l OII ulu.'rIrH rnd supplement
The resources of tho public treasury.
and guard us against i1undafion al
the end M tho European war We
must proceed fO adopt d broad enUehf.
cned policy Tor exfnndinr American
markets. particularly into the Orient
and Into South America We mu.f
puf a great merchant marine 0n tho
Feas which viii give u. vast carry.
ing trade into fhr markets Of Tho
world Above aU fHore must boz pros.
pcrify and hier living Standard fgr
American frr.
Mr Nor iu prnrrnHnr Wr Pair.
bankH nnmr .aIf % am .0.rInr fHr
sentiments and hopes of llfn0I .4-.f
patriotic. militant KENNEDY RrDubH
cans. men Who love their party and
profoundly believe In ua DnrrIrI..
~ their humble arrte.man. uo he.
heve. fnrf fhc nrU dent rf tho
United States ulIl come from Indiana
tharloe Warren FaIrbanFa can .uIrr
henfucfy info me Republican column
sweep Indiana and carr che nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
IMMUNITY PLEA Is
DECLARED BASELESS

WASHINGTON. Dec go Bench
warrants we're received al tho Dcparf
ment of Justice today. Tor the arrest
~ four men ~ the Peace Council in.
dictcd By the Federal grand jury a.
New York for Conspirinr to Interfere
with shipment Of war munitions from
American ports. Later. counsel for
former Representative Fowler. of m.
nois. and Herman schufcIg and
Henry v Martin OF This city. An.
u0unccd that his clients would 70 TO-
morrow before the United States
commissioner here and give bond FOR
their appearance ln New York whom
wanted
Representative Frank buchanan. Of
Illinois. had announced hia intention
or claiming constitutional immunity
from arrest. but after Roprcscntativo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

and to the fact that the crew only
thought OF their own safety and did
not rescue the passengers from the
capsized boats though also to the
shells which hit the fleeing vessel.
But the death Of the persons drowned
with the sinking vessel. must above
all. be ascribed 10 the "culpable be
havior' OF the crew
The Austrian reply then states
that the American note I'm several
points Is based on incorrect suppOsi-
tons. and describes az incorrect that
shell was at once fired. that the
submarine. on pursuit. overlook the
steamer. that only a short time was
allowed for those aboard to enter
the boats. and that several shots were
fired on the steamer even after Il had
been stopped.
The commander Of the submarine
the note continues. allowed the steam
or more time than was necessary for
the passengers 10 take TO the boats
and then tOrpcdoed the vessel In such
a manner that 10 would remain ~fIoat
az long as possible. 10 enable the
passengers 10 disembark IAN object
which would have been obtained n
the passengers had not been forsaken
by the crew
Not Sufficient interest
FULLY appreCiatiur the attitude OF
tho commander. who had In view the
rescue N the passenger and crew "
says The note. "thc Auetro. ffuurarian
naval authorities have arrived at The
conclusion that he apparently NEGLECT.
cd 90 take sufficient interest bon tho
panic among the pa scugera. which
rendered decentralization more dlFI
cult and tho spirit Of tho regulations
ihnt AusfrD hungarian naval officers
should refuse assistance fo rD one In
distress. even am enemy Tho officer
vas therefore punished for Violating
ihc instructions cu bodied in tho rules
in force Tor such cases"
The Austrian reply further OK
VIII Do Hhln tD supply tho PARTICULAR
ni how ihr American citizens we're
affected. hut in fhc event of such pvi
d"nco being lacking and tho United
STATES being unable fO state how tho
american citizens came to their
death. Che Aueiro Hungarian govern
mont iF ready tO pass lightly over
ihIH deficiency and indemnify for
dfmaFrf whose proxImato cause can.
not Do fixed. and hopes thereby THAI
ended
The Austrian motto. while annourc.
.nE fhn willingness 81 the huafro
hungarian fnt.ruwrnf fo pay an ir
deunItF Tor ihr American victims Of
ih" Anc0na. declares That the govern
m .nf nnnf admit rrfuons Utility Tor
damaged caused hf fhc iusunabie fr
inE on ihn nrDIng vessel or hy the cap.
.iting NJ thc boats before thc torpedo
was fired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
INVESTIGATION
Military Authorities Looking Into the
oesertion Of Bernard clark-Was
Arrested Here.

United States military authorities
viii be in the city today to take evil
dence in the case OF Bernard Clark.
who was arrested here and who is
charged with desertion. The hearing
will be before Squire r. G. Hobbs and
will be I'm charge OF John $. Davis,
first Lieutenant OF the Nineteenth in
fantry. Detective Dave Cleary and
two chums of Clark will give their
evidence here. Clark. II will be re-
membered. was arrested here charged
with forgery. but was later turned
over TO the federal authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30 Austria's
reply 10 the last American note on the
destruction Of the liner Ancona now Is
Deing transmitted TO the United States
and probably will be before President
wilson and Secretary Lansing within
the next twenty-four hours.
Ambassador Penfield cabIed today
mat the note from the Austrian foreign
Office had been delivered 10 him tbat
Il was about 5000 words long and that
II was being translated into the dfplo.
matte code for the cables.
At the same time. Ambassador Pen.
Held reported that Americans in Aus.
tina not having birth certificates wera
unable 70 leave because German consul
lar Officers were refusing TO wise their
passports for travel through Germany.
70 Holland. to embark for home
whether this despatch reflected a
state OF tension in Vienna over the
negotiations
Was Not Made clear.
About the time Ambassador Pen
held's dispatches were received
Baron Zwiedinek. charge OF tho Ans.
ulan embassy here. after conference
With Count Won BernsforT. tho Ger.
man ambassador went TO the state 40
partment and conferred 40 soma Iergtb
with Secretary Lansing Neither uolid
discuss the situation
Although Ambaasad1r penffold g.
said 10 have given the State dorsrt.
ment no light on the tenor ~ me- Ans.
TRAN reply. there woro lntirrstfo.,,
from high official quarters maj tbc
situation between the two rorrt ~.
probably is in n better way fo- ~. 49,,
serVaiion Of diplomatic relations han
before the
First Exchange Of Notes
WhIio there is mo- deposition 81, orrt.
'Ial quarters to minimize mo crucial
HIafe of tho negotiations. or fo dom
'.fi rr'sIf prevails. uuI on.riais ip
c'o.Hs touch with tho details indicated
today that thrro was opporfrDIfy gor
Ht.rrlng a break and Tor o. retiiooopt
which would be acceptable fo b,tb
austria ana the United States
nr i1ci That The Austrian forrfyr
I'Ihl reply Al three fhDu-.r.I
N".NH long D. takcn fo Indicate In oTI
'.ai Iitfi'fr That DO either corfsfre I'm
.'tii.,'i over ihn lace ~ the facts
.i I.' pn iIiIfy ~ an oTrr of ar.
D.'i.'aI .'i'.rm"nf of disputed point.
"L 'nai pr onrre evidence which Aus.
fria presents aa
Newly Discovered
Iir.'u'rHrr or m0IIfvIrg
no "hIciaI statement by He Austrian
tl'ni.nIif. urnn which Secretary Ian.
'.nf based HIa charge ff violation ~
IN" I'N no nations anf humanity. and
Nrh'in''N H.Dt.I 0f thn arf. pom.
i'Nn' nI 'hn OFFICER fr rou.IhIr and
r'p'ra'inn inr OBI" American victims of
Do would DOT Dol ouf of kronInv sim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
REUBEN TOLAND
Employe OF the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry Company Had Arm Torn
OF at Plant Yesterday.

Reuben ]. Toland. an employee or
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry COM
pany. sustained painful injuries at the
plant yesterday. His right arm was
caught in gear wheel and almost
torn from his body. The member was
so badly lacerated that IL was found
that amputation was necessary. He
was rushed to the North Wheeling
hospital where the operation was per
formed. Last evening he was report
ed resting very we'll and unless COM
plications arise his recovery is looked
for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

the practice OF nations II the United
States were to reopen the case on a
statement OF new facts and evidence
by Austria In any event. observers OF
the workings OF diplomacy here see
manifold opportunities in such a
lengthy reply as Mr.. Penfield reports
In his hands for keeping the case in
the realm of diplomatic discussion I'M
I'll way for settlement is found which
VIII see the relation between the two
countries answered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Rainey. Of Illinois. acting In his be-
half had consulted officials Of the pe.
parimcnt of Justice he said ho would
not determine upon his course until
tomorrow ~ Mr. Buchanan's re.
quest mo- action toward serving the
warrant win bc taken on fho scan
time but g. q Todd. assistant to the
attorney general. informed Mr Raincv
that Che department was satisfied
that Mr. Buchanan was entitled 90 no
immunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
MAY RECOVER
Condition Of Nathan Boyd, Found M
In B. & o. Station, Improves
still at infirmary.

The condition OF Nathan Boyd, or
Providence, r. l.. who was found seri-
ously i'll in the b. & o. station Monday
night was somewhat improved yes
terday and last night IL was stated he
will likely recover. He is in the
county hospital at the Elm Grove in
Urinary.
When found Boyd had on his person
large quantities Of cocaine and NOR
phine. a bunch OF skeleton KEYS OF al
mosct every size. and a knife said 10
be similar TO that used by pickpockets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

many years was a members Of the Lat
ter Day saints church In South BEN
wood.
Surviving her are two brothers. James
or Cameron. ". Va. and Hammond OF
Dayton, o, also thrC daughters Mrs
Robert Mcburney. Mrs. James McBur-
ney. both OF OskalOosa Iowa. and Mrs
Y. ID. Moore OF Wheeling Island. SurviV-
this community, including Mrs. Law
renee Fehrenbach OF the Island Harry
Moore OF Martins Ferry. ohio. and J. T.
vice commission at Charleston. W. Va
Funeral services will be held IN VIII
loughby, o. sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO manufacturers, Jobberu. Mar
chants and Others Whoissalo Dealers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the State Board OF Control OF the state
or West Virginia will receive bids daily
At Its Office at Charleston. West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested IN said Board
Contracts viii be awarded TO the Lowest
bidders. quality considered, and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF REQUESTS
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FRANZ JOSEF
(continusd from Fir.t P.x..l

tria would admit Immediately wrong
doing on the part OF her officer.
The official text OF the new note
from Vienna Is expected by tomorrow
night Mr.. Penfield reported that II
would be cabled as soon as Il could be
translated and coded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
srocKHoLpERs, a1EErIna-

The annual meeting OF the stockhoId-
ers OF the Wheeling and Belmont BridFe
company viii be held at he Office on
the company on Monday. january 10
between the hours OF . and 4 O'Clock D.
m. for the election OF managers 10 serve
during the ensuing year.
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CARD OF THANKS

We desire 90 thank our kind friends
for their many acts % kindness and
words ~ coincidence after the death III
our son and brother. william BETTE.
also the gentlemen who acted a. pail
bearcrs And particularly DO we wish
90 thank The Rev. 81. q. Dean and those
who sent beautiful floral tributes.
fSiEnedl
FREDBGCkA FETTE AND FAMILY.
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owl oAH DELAYED.

Tho Fowl" car on fhr pantsnfts trs-.
ton Zine. which leaves Ffraf Hfrrrf
WnrUIinr Cor WHrwouI. az lf co fu
wae DELAYED 1n hour fnla mornlnr. when
y hcrc The Bis clip occurred "wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
FOR SALE-Automobile

ron SALE Six Cylinder
touring car. o. A NTH. u. S. Laun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. ss-sO-tf
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Kentucky Republicans proclaim him
as their choice and pledge to him
their full, earnest and unqua-Ied
support."