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ira causa.
En- Ell nuevO cargo que desempena-
re. no we're en- vosotros solamente a
subordinados. sino a los Antiques
companerOs de armas, que animadoS
Dor los mismos ideales, cOlaboramOs
fraternalmente, para librar a Ia Re
publica Ell la lucha Sangrienta Ell que
Sc encuentra comprometida Y for
mar con nueStroS sacrIficios, desinte-
res V patriotismo. el nuevO ed!ficio
de la Patria. que sera Ia regenera-
ci6n de nuestro pueblo que ma sidO
Dor tanto tempo enganado V eXplO-
taGo por los que ahora militan en- las
filas de Ia reaction, e~ncabezada pOr
e. gruDo conservation de Ia RepUbll-
e" y cuvas tentativas de dominic Y
privilegiOs, han cOstado tanta sangre
lie hermanOs.
Hoy TODD pacece indicar que Sc
acerca el triunfo definitivo de nues-
IRA causa. sobre todo bajo el punto de
vista militar; toca Il nOSotroS que nos
nemos impuesto eSta tarea, iuchar
lasta el fin para c~OnsegulrlO. Los
I-maS- probIemas de caracter civil.
seran estudiadoS Y reSue!tos deOida-
mente por nueStrOs correligionarioS
l.
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Fue clausurada una importante cas-,
comercial.

Aver qued6 ~clausurada Ia importan
tie casa commercial de los senores MINI
mo Y Compania. que llevaba muchos
amos de establecida Y era una de las
mas importantes de su genera. Sc
ignoran los motives que decidieron 4
los senores Nimmo 4 retirarSe de los
negocioS.
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Energicas disposiciones ~sanitarias,

En- vista del desarrollo que ha al
canZado en- muchas ciudades de la
frontera de Mexico Ia epidemic del t.
70. en- esta ciudad Sc han dicradO Sc
vcrisimas medidas para impedir que
Ia multitud de personals que vienen
huyendo del pals vecino puedan pro-
pagan ell terrible NAL en- estas regio-
mes. Al efecto Sc ha ordenado = los
agentes de Sanidad de la Inca divi-
soria que por ningun motive dejen
pasar a cualquiera persona de quien
Sc tengan ~sospechaS que no es!an en-
perfecto estado de salud.
FL DR.. Mccain, jefe de los emplea-
dos de rcferencia, ha dispuesto que
unicamente Sc permita e. paso de per-
sonas, tanto nor cl puente ONO por
cl muelle, de las siete de IA manana
4 las siete de la tarde. V que Sc cum
pia con toda eScrupulosidad con las
disposiciones relatives a la c%uarente-
ma que Sc han establecido para las
personals que vengan del interior de
Mexico a radicarse i este pals.
Sc tiene en- proyecto Ia construc-
ci0n de un departamento adecuado
de fumigaci6n de los equipajes de los
emigrados y probablemente Sc lleva-
ra a cabo esta importante mejora que
dara muy buenos resultados.
Fue clausurada una importante casa
commercial.
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que, hacienda las investigaciones del
case. rinda el informe que le sugieran
las circunstancias q fin de yer que
mcdidaS Sc tOman para remediar has
Ia dOnde sea possible Ia c0ndici0n dc
los ne~cesitad0s.
Segun sc ha podido saber, los pro-
Yectos que el ayuntamiento tiene y
que seran afirmadOs 0 reformad0s,
de acuerdo 0 cl informe que rinda
Ia cOmisi0n %nOmbrada. conSisten en-
cl establecimiento de una association
lie sOcorros mutuOs Y de una oficina
que Sc encargc de prOp0rcionar ira
bajOs 4 aqucllos que hayan tenido
didficultades para adquir!rlO. Y ade-
mas. emprender en- muchos trabajos
publicos con e. solo objetO de benefi-
ciar 4 las classes proletarias. Esos ira
bajos consistirln eli In limpia de jar
dimes Y derrumbe de edificios en- rui-
mas que necesiten ser recOnStruidoS.
Entire los proyectoS del Ayunta-
miento. tambien esti e! de empren-
der. como 10 die en- una correspon-
dencia de aver. una vigorosa campa-
ma contra los vicios que son otras de
las causas que brigham la triste con-
dici6n de la claSe menesterosa.
La comisi0n %nombrada por el .Ayun
tamiento ha comenzado va sus ira
bajos Y parece que Sc ha dado cuen-
ia del estado EN- que Sc e]ncuentran
muchas fami!ias de nuestros compa-
triotaS. por Ia falta de trabajO.
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~AEiSp->" me "Nlra"iarun del "Club Naya-
rrO" & a%"riunr> p"Irulrra~ de- IL Gnmpafiia
"I.lJvIa de uru. i algIIna persona iaS tie.
ne IN SI pudrr, j.. >IplirO mIy dIeniimrn-
IT, In dcyOlIciUn d" las mi>Ima> Y cH 81 IN
IrrInrdiO no rrrUnuLrO ono burna Cual-
qu!rr uirrrari6n de- v"nil u ira>pa>O que 80
haga run dirha~ lcrlunr>. Geronimo Villa
real. club Navarro. 'IIdld.
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La eDidernia del tito sc sigue propaganda de n manera alarmante en- Il

Ia Division del NordeSte, a cuyo fren-
te Sc encontraba Pablo Gonzalez, es-
ii desplegando grandes a~ctividades en-
81 campana contra los villistas, tai
vez cor Ell fin de iniciar su labor de
una manera digna. Trevino ha Or
Genado la movilizaci0n de Ia mayor
parte de las fuerzas que son L su
mando en- Ia capital regiOmontana,
aacia los puntos donde Sc ~encuentran
los viiIistas Y Ia tornado contacto con
los principales nucleoS e~XistenteS en-
Coahuila. Y segun parece. haSra IL
techa no ha tenido gran eXito eE los
combates que ha Hbrado contra elloS.
Mi informante ME proporciono IN
manifesto que Treviho publico Guam
do rut nombrado jefe de h Division
ael Nordeste por Carranza. ' t! cual
s@c6 q luz Al llegar L Monterrey.
4 guisa de information reproduce
4 citado manifesto que estj conce:
lido en- los siguienteS terminus:
JACINTO 3. TREVINO. 4 los Gene
raIes. Jefes Y Oficiales que inte-
gran e. Cuerpo de Ejercilo del Nor
deSre. hace saber;
Que POI urgenteS necesidades Y
para mayor exito de Ia campana en-
rrendIda en- Jodo (! pals para SAGA.
avauteS los principles proclamados
gor e. Observation-Disclosures, eI c. We
nustiano C~arranza. Primer Jefe de-
Eiercito ConstitucionaliSta : Encar-
gado del Poder Executive. tuvo . bien
lamar al c. Genera! de Division dor
Pablo Gonzalez, = otra IONA de nueS
ira Republica. doude 81 cooperation
en- Ia actual lucna, dara fructlferos
r~esultadoS. honrandome con eI nom
bramiento de Jefe accidental del
CJerpo de Ejercito del Nordeste, que
era a ~ manuo
CohSlderanGo neceSaFlo cue en-
UreviSimoS ~conceptos. haga conocer
mi ac'i'uo en- eI hue'o cargo que Se
me ma coHieF'co' p~roeuraFs' "nIeS que
d Z IA mayor Tapidez I !aS ope-
racIoneS mi!tareS con IA cooperacioN
10 uS-adas nar9 81 mayO~ cviro De /.
"s "S'sueS p"'" & maya sH'C0 *
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COrrientes
S~impaticas.

!. Con este maravIlloSO lIbro pOdra I'd. +
!. lOgrar lod0s sIls dcScos, ser arortu- !.
:. nadO en- amOres. en- Iucgos de ~aHaIar. !.
!. adelantar en- SuS ncgociOS: atraer g I.
+ una persona ausenie. reconciliarSe y !!
!. hacerse amar del ser que Ilena ST. co- !.
:. raz6n de ilusloneS. +
:. Pida IN prospecto que lie sera en- I.
I. viado gratis. Direction: !.
= Jose Alvarez. :!
= Apartado 1854, Habana, Cuba. I.
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. Z :. :. :. :. :. :. L! :.
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VENTAS-
DIVERSOS-

ST NECESITiN h0mbrcS para manrjar dur
mlcnIrS Y mrrill0- rn Ia plania de SANTA
II, II" Lumber Preserving CO." de S"mcr-
Vile. rcN. - pagan hnenhS salaries.
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ANNUAL SERMON
TO GRADUATES
OF WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL WILL
Be DELIVERED BY REV
A l. 6ENZE
Rev. Or. -inft, of Wssh--Ien- College
VIII Deliver Address al Com
nencement Exercises

IL was announced yesterday By 81
perintendent G. r. Citizens that the
Rev A l. Benze. pastor Of Zion L.ufh-
eran church. had been selected TO de-
liver the annual sermon 20 the gradu-
ating class Of Wheeling High school
sunday evening. JuLe s, at the church.
II was also stated that the Rev. I,r.
limit. the new principal at Washing
ton and Jefferson college. will deliver
the principal address az the commence
lnent exercises. to b. held In the new
High school auditorium Thursday
evening. June 10. There will be 90
boys and % girls composing the class
Of Wheeling High school graduates for
this year.
A. previously announced in The In
telhgencer. the Higf school oratoricaI
contest will take pace this evening
az the Second Presbyterian church.
twentieth and Market streets There
VIII be six contestants The three
most successful ones will b. awardeI
prizes. The public is Invited.
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French Statement.

PARIS. April T. 1880 p m.-The fol-
lowing official statement was issued b.
the war Office tonight:
The very unfavoabie weather con-
unues. NeNerthelcss activity has been
pronounced between the Meusc and the
M0scno where We have maintained all
our gains and made further advances.
"Ncar rareId. east 81 Vcrdun. W. have
taken two lines Of trenches on Tues
day night 90 Epargcs We made an i'm
purtaut advance.
"All to-day the Germans were engaged
lu violent counter attacks but they re-
gained nothing. Their last attack was
particularly heavy. but they were NOW
Cd down by our fire
The same thing occurred in Auiy
wood. after several counter attacks. ufl
OF which we're ropulscd. we Remained
masters " the position which We gain
cd yesterday. on this part Of thu front
we captured numerous prisoners
Among the prisoners taken yesterday
in fhc region ~ IlHrfnauuae W sifar.
kOpf were men az the Guard brought
into thie region ~ the Germans afirr
their defeat Of March &C."
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MEXICAN RAILWAYS
CONTINUED from FIRST Pags)

that both sides have drawn on their
, forces TO strengthen their lines in the
Le'ghborhood OF Qperetaro. This has
, given officials some relief. because
they believe there is less likelihood OF
attacks on the oil tanks at Tampico.
Conditions Unchanged.
Conditions at Mexico City are un-
changed. Duval West personal repre-
sentative of President Wilson. has ar
! rived I'm Mexico City and will confer
, with the Nilla-Zapata officials. He had
many conferences at Vera Cruz with
Carranza. and will endeavor while at
Mexico City TO get in touch with the
Zapata chiefs. and. If possible. visi:
General Zapata himself at Cuernava-
ca. His mission is understood TO be
to report comprehensively on condi-
tions in all parts of the republic. eco
nOmic as well as political.
A summary OF conditions in Mexico
given out by the State Department
was as follows:
"A mail report dated March so. from
Aguas Calientes says the troops of
General Obregon were reported to he
attacking Queretaro in force and the
troops OF General DiegueZ were st
lacking Guadalajara. Fifteen troop
trains of villa soldiers had passed
through Aguascalieptes going in the
direction OF Queretaro and Guadala-
lara and at the time thsse advices
were forwarded trains were bringing
in wounded villa soldiers to Aguas-
calientes. Indicating that there was
probably considerable fighting be
tween Guadaljara and Queretaro.
To Preserve Property.
The department Is informed that
the in the fighting a. Ebano there will
be no unnecessary or premediated de-
struction of property The depart
ment's advices indicate. however. that
so long as there is fighting at EbanO
there will be danger OF the oil tanks
being pierced and OF the oil wells be
ing damaged. or destroyed. The hun
dred and fifty thousand barrel tank
recently set on fire by the CarranLa
forces appears TO have been destroyed
during an engagement in which artil-
lery was used
Reports from thA west coast state
that Guaymas and Mazatlan are quiet
and that indications at Manzanillo are
unfavorable TO Carranza forces. The
Colorado arrived at Mazatlan on April
G.. A night has occurred near Muralla.
state Of SinalOa. The supply OF -four
in Mazatlan is becoming exhausted
and II Is reported that decree has
been issued providiLE that when mer-
chants have -four and do not offer f.
for sale u will be seized by the gov
eminent and sold
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PRINZ EITEL
tcOattaasd rr0a rlrst r.x.O

70 take made his sick that be Was
heartoroSen 10 b. compelled 10 resort
10 such step. Unoficially he stated
that he had never intended 20 intern
II a were possible TO prevent Il. thai
| he had hoped for the arrival OF Ger
man forces 10 do battle With the Brit.
ish and French warships OF the Amer.
lean coast and thus clear the way for
his return TO the open sea.
4 would like 10 have gone TO s.a
myself" Commander Thierichens de-
clared. Il would not have had TO 20
but had 10 think hrst OF my men.
Ended Mystery.
Commander Thierichens' acton
came al the close Of a day nIled witn
mysterious developments Up TO the
last few hours OF grace. the German
captain had not said a word TO Wash 81
ington officials about internment. tie
had coaled and prOyisioned his ship.
Repairs TO her boilers had been made
and everything was prepared for a
dash 90 sea
The decision OF the Washington
government a. TO the i~n-th OF time
extended the Eitel Friedrich TO re-
main In American neutral waters was
reached March 20. From these terms
the government never deviated. They
were delivered 10 Commander Tnier-
ichens on that date in a letter writ
ten by Collector Of Customs Hamilton.
The letter which Collector Hamilton
carried 10 the German commander to.
niknt was as follows.
BY direction Of my department. /
have 20 advise that if the prinz Elite.
Friedrich departs from this port by :
- clock midnight Of this day April =
1915. which IL the time limit prescribed
BY the government Of the United states
- which she must depart or otherwist,
be under the necessity Of accepting in
during the continuance OF the war in
which your country H. now engaged ~
VIII b. necessary for her 70 depart
from the territorial waters OF the Unit
ed states bN Z a. m. April :. 1915
This l. Imperative.
tStgned) NORMAN r. HAMILTON.
Naval patrol OF the Newport News
ship yard where the Eitel Friedrich still
Is noored, continued tonight. and will
remain inforce until the cruiser Is tax
en- To the Norfolk navy yard. Late to-
day the German raider hoisted all her
Colors. Her whistle was blown and her
tunnels tputtcred heavy columns or
black smoke. The stern OF the vessel
was pulled away from the pier while
small coats were raised To the decks
and she appeared 20 be making ready
for actual departure. But a few hours
abroad the vessel gave way 10 gloom.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
co>xrssroxER-s sALE.
coaHlssaoasr's sale Of vAluasls R~~a
Property


August G. schn~idsr. az
rninistrafor d. bonia non
- the estate 81 bar
hara a Gardner. de- b In ChAne-ry.
ceased
james ". Gov 90 a.
iig virtue OF the authority vested IN
M uudersiEned SPECIAL Commissiuner
- a certain deere q the Circuit Court
Tor ohio County. West virginia made
in the Chancery cause % August &.
schneider Administrator Dc bonis non
Of the estate OF Barbara 4. Gardner. de-
ceased. against James ". Cow. q al
therein psVling. which decree Was en-
tered on al. 18th day Of September. 1914.
said special Commissioner will sell Al
public auction 60 the highest bidder. a.
the 'front.' door % the Court House % the
WheelinE. West Virginia.
saturday. Ap-al "a. 1918.
commencing AZ 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
loNinE described real property. that Il
\ certain piece or parcel Of ground
situate tn ohio County. West virginia.
near the town 81 Elm Grove. IN what
more particularly described a. follows:
kcgiuning ~ an iron stake I'm the north
be,rs south ~ deEr.ss SIS minutes vest
22-S1 feet from a stone monument cor
ner 10 busch: thence with the line %
laid street north ~ degrees 90 minutes
leaving the street north 3 degrees IS
minutes east l25 feet TO a stake. thence
south - degrees % minutes east 90
feet TO q stake: thence south 8 degrees
IS minutes west TO the place OF begin
ming. Being the same property conveyed
q barbara A Gardner by Levsnia
Simms and husband by deed dated July
IS 1905. and OF record IN the County
Clerks office In Deed Book / 20. page 6tT.
Terms Of SAle:-One-thtrd OF the pur-
chase money. or 80 much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay cash in hand
on the day OF sale and the residue In
two equal installments. payable respect
lively In six months and twelve months
from the day Of sale. with interest the
purchaser giving his negotiable promis-
sorry notes for the deferred payments
The legal title being retained as further
security until all the purchase pyice
shall have been paid.
J. BERNARD HANDLAN.
Special Commissioners.
7 hereby certify that the bond and
security has been given by the above
named Special Commissioner. as required
by said decree. and conditioned accord
ing to law.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk OF the CIRCUIT Court for Ohio
County. West Virginia
sp-i-s-I5-27
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J. BERNARD HANDLAN.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 90 Manufsctursrs, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
of West virginia will receive bids daily
ut its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which II vested In said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered, and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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BERLIN. via London. April Z. 1880
y. m-German headquarters has issued
me following description Of the fight
Ing ~ France between the rivers Meuse
and MOselle.
When the enemy's infantry began to
deploy the German outposts retreated
9ccording 20 a prearrauEed plan. from
heEnievillc and Fey-En-fiaye 90 their
main position on Easter Monday
The French attack against the south4
'rn 'front.' az FIRST 90 the north Of Toul
and then In the forest Of Go pretre. be-
Eau simultaneously with attacks against
our north wing Go the south Of tho Orne
ana between Epargc- and Combrss. but
the French nowhere were succeasful
they being every where thrown back
The sevcrest fighting took place
between the Meuse and Agreement. where
in the wooded country. the French were
able 20 approach close 90 tho German
positions but were received with on an-
Initiating IRE az short range
Tho Germans served their guns with
tremeudoas effect. ADD iu re- short time
The French reserves were fn fuff FLIGHT
while their rifle attack broke down
under our infantry fire
"On April We observed the French
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the French. like their eastern ally. are
on the offensive. attempting TO force
the Germans to give up St. Mihiel and
the country in the vicinity OF that
now famous town.
The Germans in their Official re.
port claim TO have Tepulsed all the
French attacks. but semi-official
statement from Berlin says that &C.
cording to "a pre-arranged plan the
German outposts retreated from
Regnieville and Fey-En-Haye"
The French sometime ago reported
the capture OF these towns and claim
to have made progress almost daily
since then.
OF ground which they lost in Flanders
but elsewhere there has been no
change on the western front.
Although no announcement to this
effect has been made the general eI
pectation in military circles here is
that a combined lard and sea attack
on the Dardanelles will begin shortly
and that at the same time the Rus
SLAMS. who now apparently are in
command in the Black sea. will bonn.
bard the BosphOrus forts.
General Botha Victorious.
General Botha's Union OF South
Africa forces continue their victor
ious march along the railways. but
thus far have been unable to over
take the main German army which 10
Is thought here is trying TO draw the
old Boer General as far from his base
as possible before making a stand.
In England the drink question is
still uppermOst in the minds or the
people. The cabinet met today to dis
cuss what governmental action should
be taken in the premises but did not
reach any decision. Meantime hun
dreds OF public men are following the
Kings example and banishing alco-
hole liquors from their households.
while the churches are making a plea
TO the people that they az least take
the pledge to abstain from liquor I'M
I'll the war is over
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RUSSIANS CROSS
lcontinusd Prom First PaEs1

forcements. which are being hurried
10 their aid
The Austrians also are fighting in
Bukowina. but this is only n second.
airy operation. The engagements IN
progress In northern Poland. where
the Russians are trying to push oack
the Germans into East Prussia. also
appeared 10 be small affairs
Between the Meusea nd the MOselle
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81 fair In Hart. Mich. one display
was that Of 50 varieties Of apples
picked from q single tree o. vs..
liaight. VINO owns the tree. has %
grated 10 rs varieties
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrts nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAi ENBALMER.
ti22 ard 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Day or NIeht-,
Store Phones $50.
G = Hertschv. SIT Phone fara-R
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FOR RENT

fok RENr-e ROOM FLATS ON
sEcorD FLOOR sEfEEArE EN-
rhANCEs, rENrH STREET BETWEEN
AND sac MONTHLY. ALSO LIRSE
kooMs ON ALL FLOORS or NEW
TEN STORY BUInDINo ON MAIN
$500 sEo2r OPPOSITE STONE a
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
lo0Sia MAIN STREET.
ron RENT-Three rooms. bath and
finished attic Second floor. 81 l3th
St Three rooms. FIRST floor. three
rooms second floor. - y Penn. y W
Beck. as y. York Rel phone f35-L
sp-7-p
Main St Jnobstructed river view.
foR RENT-Mentz dance hall for lodge
room, or social club. Barton. car stop
10. see John \ Dunfoe. ap-7-i
FOR RENT room house. Erie st. Is
land Inquire 20 So. Front 81. sp-6-m
FOR REHr-Furnished room. private
family Running water In room. Two
minutes walk from Postoficc. Bell
phone l9yf. mr-Sl-h
FoR RENr-Five room apartment. bath.
steam heat and hot water. 2227 Eoff
81. Bell phone i44-R. National 713 T.
klieVes mr-sO-r
FoR RENT-April LIST. at Leathcrwood.
rooms and bath-second floor-tn
good repairs-low rent. W. n. Nichols.
Bell 2s9-J. Ait. mr-I6-tf
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BODY OF CURTIS GUILD
WILL LtE IN STATE

BOSTON. April p The body of
Curtis Guild. former ambassador TO
Russia and former Lovcrr1- 81 Msass-
chusetts will Do In state st tho stale
house from f0 ~ m until d m
tomorrow. DotachmcuIs from the a..
tllery and cavalry btanches Of tho
militia viii do gua 81 dufy. Funeral
services Friday will be of a semimiii.
fary character
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Breummer e. HiIdeb,snd

Funeral Directors and Embsimsr.
CORNER Market and Tv.rnfv.rr-Ird ~.
7 Telephone sua. Ouru do and ufght
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{ dead in front Of their

positions.
The same day attacks BY the French
~ the forest 81 lie Pretre and near
fhrey tailed. SO FAR the French have
only 20 record fresh failures on the
ground which has been the scene Of re-
pfatcd struggles but 10 seems that their
nhacks are not Vet az an end"
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DIED


ENTERnD INTO REST
NEWMAN WDndnF trrI 1915.
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NOTICES!

To Whom II May Concern.
All persons having claims against tho
estate OF the late W. r. Dudley kindly
submit same TO the undersigned All
persons endebted 20 said estate kindly
arrange for settlement
CAROLINE VI. DUDLEY.
EHecutrix OF the W. X Dudley estate
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