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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
A. NJ. Lorentz, McMechen. ". Va.
Postmaster PrtmArH.

The new postmaster here il 70 be
selected soon by primary election. II
is understood Congressman NJ. N. Nicely
Is n believer in the primary election
principle and only short time ago en-
d"avored 10 appoint the postmaster In
Moundsvillc in this maner. Those who
will be candidates for the postmaster
ship here it. is generally understood. are:
Dr. ?. D. Barlow. T. l.. Hibbs, Robert
Kincaid, II. " McEiroy. Charles c.
Morris and John Robcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
"Spanferkel" Eeast.

4 "Spanferkel" :eaSI viii he given this
evening In the club rooms OF the Aerie
Of Eagles. II is said thIa il Will be on:
Of the finest lunches. ever served in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09

Tin one GEAR manager. The officers
named above will h.. Installed at the
meeting 1T til" order an tn" evening OF
January &.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
MARTINS FERRY
Ali Set For Big Game.

With both teams IN srl"niid shar"
duo IN Il few weeks rest. th' E"Ilair"
reniralS whn hrV"m't boon defeated or
scored on this year. and ih' Ferry Ath-
Iatirs hiC faNCrilcs for IN" chHrnpiuu-
ship at this >rciinn. Will mC": "n the
League Park Eridrnn tomorrow after
non in IN" most important contest eth
rr has played this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
CHAPTER Net.

The annual business OF Bellatre map
tor F. & A u. was held last night IN
the Masonic Temple on Belmont street
OFFICERS for the ensuing year were elect
I'd {, ndotehr important business given
attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
PnrEinr RuloB,

IoST-h blaine o.. lndys leather Purse. Finder
rIease return To Ellen FREEZER. kirkSuud. 1c0.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
Eoratrner Ptoad..

RutIste EOdio was fined IS and costs
b. Squire Minder yesterday IN q plea
Of guilty to stealing corn from the Bal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
Junior-Sentor Contest.

The annual Junior-Senior contest OF
.hr Eellaire high school will be held Fri
dar. January 80. The teams have been
selected to represent each class and
program is being arranged.
Many to Attend.
Bellaire will send a large delegation
- st. C'lairSville. Monday to tatend
conference Of the temperance workers Of
the county, i'lans will be outlined for
the statewide wet and dry campaign
which 1t is certain VIII be conducted in
ohio next fall. The principal speaker
will be. Rev. Sam Small. Of Georgia.
noted temperance lecturer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09

uedvinka ts Pardoned.
According to telegram received in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
Auto Thief Caught.

county Jail her" charged with stealing
an automobile from IN" kincaid garaG".
According I" information gathered 10y
n" police. Johnson was working in the
garage for several days recently. hut
alleged IL have entered tn" garage and
drove off with q l9l1 Eco machine. Kin
caid discovered tho theft when he en-
| tered III" garage this morning and re-
ported il I" the police. All surrounding
towns were notified and shortly before
noon today word was received from Sa-
/: lin"viia to the effect that johnson had
| hecn arrested there and tho machine re-
covered. He was brought back to this
city al once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09
prOhafa Court

An order Of sal" has been returned
and flied in The stat" of Alex Call and
4 deed has been ordered
\ petition for sale "f personal prop
erry al privat" sal" las been Ilcd in
the estal" of William Kirk. Sr. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
81 nrr 1Iahr uum 3tIlrbekr bFt 3Dprru.
SranBoIenan0riffc am GaIaetic.gSalOe ideitern.
cefterrei@er raden ~eitsr aessn Stalisner OOr.
2seridt Oes Oeat[aen @eMeraraaBs.

Serliu 9OuoOu SMu Die gergridcu hO5aid Gil
% ihOOfd peru, gaen bic britdeu Stelunseu Der
NGbc nO BON ben 9en6n i'm Srm uUrocn Die Sent
den n Hber 800 nOcWnnOetc nnO etUG 40 OerWnnOe 0en
acne; inter ben erteren beuuO fd ein Seueral.
Sin ranOdr Nngi amf Die SrnugeH Der Sent
6en SaIetcSGl0e mnrOn Gbgedagn &Gmpn Der
@no Bang maeu Die ntdcu SrHppen 520 uuDunoetc Wc
aHgene.
NGdmtag Der Sen6n Dbeen ScereSene ansgegeGeu
&adfe5euO Der OolnGnOisc gSOrlaut Der Mitbeilung:
yA 6retas 6abeH wir euem Srmaugr Den 9adCn her S6
len HO0tld 3tcbc iMOGld pern nnO Die GHgn5enoen
brtdeu Sunugeu abem uu General 9njOr
breBH GnS S5 uuO $50 uHbcrmnnoete anu gcangcH
men anherOem 1853 %eruuROee.
9e 3abl Der Wcseuu 1T serns Ou Der 5enO eGr bWerc gcr
lutte erltteu bac,
Der SenS Derind uG6rcuO @adt Gcaeuaugis ole
o6er bon nuicrcH SrHppeH 5nradgemieIeH mnrOen
NrO6 Nrra Neaeno N6r Oncrn Die Arlc
rie-9nelle FORT
Su G6ampaeuc aSd BON 9pum 6rate nucrer
SmHgsa6te9eu meGr ais 200 Weiauge n OOs Geiunt eincs
Streifnees.
gei MGGS pnrScn sic gaten nnO Die 6cieaen Stl
inn9eH SenOeS init ibnrem 0rIolge beidOen
gSei Der NNas erien Die 6rGu5Ocu weiH 6ebl
Idag fri6eM MOrgenIunoen Nngrif
oegu miere fad iaOwed Ocm GaleegSaO ssWOuueueu
Stclnnscu nuiereu Stefraten bntg abscIduseu.
ran5UEiden Srnppem 9auic
fgn mie6erbD StnrmHngrifn SdHbengaben nO
mcd %ang beteu Ne Oie Nnsic ueen fell nuS Der
Jcn0 erltt ieBr eruite Serlute.
Su ocscnO iaOSfld gung FnS beige Sample im ganoe
Wclde cimcu fir MuS gHufiscn @erlanf ue6men.
PIN 6lden N6baug Der &ango0Beu 6abeH w beige 9O
9amIOn eeeder gSc 6eOeH ur babeH 52O nnUWnuOete e
fauseue acmnd S5icre and u6 mcBr Na
Idueugcmebre 5ur gente gefalleu.
Sine @rappc an5Oder @eiuuaucr @cc a6er 9iepp 6aeiaB
gerie6 dmeren gatern
&nBeGnf 3 It. Mnb SalfGMs TrUnt
1atrOuin 0edten noebc, Ba6u ld anf Ocr DIT
Oem Observation-Disclosures Spcratneu SeOennus
a6gepelt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
per 0asrreiGi(&e 2seri6t.
CGrabiIos mad eaabIueJ


Berlin g. Snni Der %ormar6 Der 0ierreidrdruugaridem
m Arero 9trift bic rredinanrIdn StrGte in
pereu |OrOriugcu ShnnGen trateger stC
Dies mirO nnsggebencn amtden Sertd OeS or
reiddHngGreu Gncrnla6S gemeOe Der OgnOM UrtaMt ba
nre Srnppen rHdem 1rd Oes Wamora@eBOtS uelter ner
in &Gmpen Grn geg bis nad @rn5ef Sm grFeO
0irift uamm Nluntc garcO, Od NOue GensU @r
ban uue @oua SHSur Sc %oua SadeS iccu 6nf
faft
Bon 6errm rmffifden 6rOnt
@cIdHtSuec ser arabdeu nuO pOlBgndeu 6rOn naDmsn
@6raftr rercSdacn Die SBGgfeit Oes 6eiuOeS
lGuas Der 5fua uirb fdrer
Bon Ser SnIfGn- SrUnt
Im nm lcr OeS NielIaues Der &Obuia fId bon SGOna, VII
baueu 6u6eu Omrd u errnmpenng alculdc NbblnnseH
serrcn @arOMenGeied crcigucH id Der %GgnG
Der 0OuncrFGGSs Seri DIT
Scr 5terrciGid Weneraabs. .gerdt nH Der nad bier
beridtet MnrOe, fat mndieBenOcu Sa6aIt
@On Der rMiitldcn 6rOnt.
lucrc ecnugu in gOIGOuG aein ~icOernm meGrcrc
mc6rcrc gprpOcusctc u n Der 6cara6n 5rOnt cti Oer
Sen6 e6eufalls iu IttiOitGt fort.
Bon Der italienii dJcn TrOnt
Selerdid.uugaridc Srnppcn Meldc i'm IaGoStrt in Ol
der Mduuo Ourriden errcem BIC ManOrie6arme freHtn
Sas SerrDrmm 6nd WOutc aa NOnc galOO Gcd
gcrO NOnte GugiO bic gn0Gen nOd SaOa nno
Srdo. &r madteH 900 0efauecuc, oarnnhr 10 St5iere.
Sn gfG grFo eabrcH uir an Sem Iolden ier
ser 9uIna nuS dnacm einen arcn aendu @cgnaNg Snrd
Tem6e INgrifc an Selnuecn Srroa Srppn Habe Sba
i'm granS S6a 0fid gnulaEaR dluen ebcnialls b
9em Surammeu nniercs Susfs0ri 1T oc 3abl Der inter
gcnte 6ein0In WHkc anf 33 geegu SS t unrocH 4S
auen 0ewebre % nenUerer utomObe 6OO Tarraoer nnO
Elm orpScS Enantum enge6ra ntr Wnnlon beanoen
Ed5 1880 @Umbeu ser idwcritem SOrtc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

mdbute oie @cberrI6eriu Der
@eere.~
Gos nEoeebloit~ fommentirt in
aller aiir5e. onB oie britiideu Ser
lutte feinen entideioenoen Saftor,
obcr einen ihmcren S6Iae repra.
ientiren.
4ie u9torOOeutide gtasemeine
3eitlug" idreibt II. a.:
n0ie 92nHridt bon Dem gl1n5eno.
iten @rfoIse ilnierer So1iee- 5lotte
miro iiberall, no oeutide Ser5en
icblagen gepaltigen GntbuIio8mus
erregen. 9ei Dem eriteu 8uiam.
mentreffeu 5pii6eu Ger britii6eu
Salpt SdlaAtflotte umO lIuieren
See. StreittrGften Elm 9tencontre,
oas BON oen 9riteu bisber iorgfdl.
tig bcrnlieoen mario hlieben mir
oie Sjieger 0es Cages, obluobl ser
6einO nit melt iiberlegenen Streit.
frGftcn in ocn aanpf ein0utreten
0ermo6tc. 0ie Dem 6einoe beige.
bracbtcn mlBeror0entliHen ibmeren
%erluite rmlfaiien cine gln8obl iei.
ner madti9iten un6 neueiten ariegs.
icGiffe, mcl6e iest ouf Dem @rim0c
oeS @8eeres liegen.
llniere 5lotte bat noturgem1B
ebeufallS %erluitc erlitten, ober iie
lino in6eoeitteHo i'm @ergleid) al
ser S6lappe, pel6c Oie 9riten oa.
bontrugen.
&om @eginn oes aricges on
iebnten it'd ole Offi0iere lnO 0lonn.
icboften unierer 6lotte nod elmer
@elegenbeit, ibre arafte nit oenen
ibreS SmlptfeinoeS 81 meiIen. Gle
boben in eroBem MoBitobe bemei-
fen fonnen pie poblbeeriinoet Die
@rmartlmgcu wareu peIhe aau5
0euticblcno mIf ibrc GiiHtigteit, ibr
Seloertbim lm0 lire Gntihloiien.
belt geiett bat. 0ie erIte groBe Sec
idladt bot oie bcrOorrogenoe Qua.
IitGt Der oeutiden @lorine our @e.
niige 6eiuieicn."
@ieoie 6ritiide @reiie oic
g3ie0erloge 6ei6o.
nideu ilt dl I
2onoon 8. Smi. Die @lor.
gen5eitltngen geben 5par oie ihme.
rem 6ritiideu 9erluite in Der Gee.
ihladt bel SiitIano st, bebaupten
aber ciubeitlb, oie SdIaht fouuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

imrlOeIib cine ineiiniiige 6oIge nili
Die 6lotteniitiation ausii6en. gla.
Beroem miro in ben meiitel 2eitarti.
feIu iogor Die @ebaiiptrng oufge.
iteat in ibrer idIieBlidben @irfing
miiIie Die Sdladt ioear ais britt.
iher Sieg gelten ga Die 0elltidcn
IN 6olae Der glufintit DER britii9en
SalptiIotte 6ur 6ludt seBWuuseu
poroen ieieu.
Die Zines" iogt .,Gs III flor.
OoB mir BEN ibiUeriteu SdIag sur
See erlitteu 6abeH ser ius Ieit ge.
giun oes arieges betroffen bat. tn.
iere 9IomiroIitdt Bat oas peiie @riu.
sip berfolgt, feineu @eriub 81 ma.
den, ole Sdwere Ser 6ritiiden Der.
llite a65yittudhen, @ir lieBen iinS.
bieIleidt nit al5i GROCER 3uperii1t.
alIi einen langen aampf geaeu Sdjii.
fe elm ole 5oblreider, itarfer, idiue.
rer ormirt mnren, ais uniere areu.
6erilotte, lmo mir litten idmer. 1as
GreigniB pir0 a6er oie @irfIamfeit
unierer 9Iodo9e o0er uniere 5dbig.
feit BUR MISUNDERSTANDING ser 5rei.
belt Der lleere nidt beeintrddtIaeu,
nod nuh miro es oie Gelitl1en Der.
onldiieu. Dem Saiptt6eil Der 6rii-
ideu 6lotte 81 6eeegueH bel Oeren
Sernieiolmg lie iolAen gifer itHo
@aAiamfeit betb1tigt ba6en.
Sic Ceutiden bofien 3weiiellcs.
OaB sic S6Iodt BEL gldnbigeu 92eu.
trolen Giuorud MAIDEN rmo 0aB
lie ieIbit umier sen 9laiirteu einige
@ntlHut6iglmg perliriadeu miro. 90
peit ooS 6ritiide @olf III @etradjt
fomnt 10 miro ser glusiaa oes Sam.
pies eS 81 erneuten 9lnitrenqmgen
anipornen uno 0ieI miiBiNen mS
iHdolihei GptimisnuS 5erirciien
@r miro oie lnmitoBlid6e Gutihloi.
ien5eit, 81 iiegen oOer lmter3uaebelb
itdblen pelhe itetS bel unierer Naiic
oie BoIge ineriparteter @liids8nidle
mdr, peun iic IN einen 4oupf elm
trat sen iie ais geredlt erfannt bat ("
8we 8eppeIine berIorcn.
@sbierg, 9aneuorf 2. Sylntt
iiber Sonoon 3. SUM Bon beinl.
febrenocn SSiibern wuroe 6eute iibcr
Die 3eritouna bon 8pei Zeppelin
Suftidffen beri9tet. 9(uf einen
ser 2uitidiffe ioll Ole goi8e @eia-
tiug lnu'S Seben oefoWmen leir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

(Die n@eIiiolen" ge6ort sur y0lai-
iali.~9loiie; lie BAT ein Displacement
bon 1860 Gonneu mO cine 2dnge
BON 451 Sub. Sie bate cine 9eia-
sung bon 96t @loun. Die 9eitii.
dung oes Sdiifes beite6t aus 8mo!f
1t.5oQigen aanonen 5m0lf 5.95oII
aanonen mO einigen fleineren @c-
idiiben Gie o@eitfaIen" wur0e in
1909 in @remen ae6aIIt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

llubcitdtigte @cloung BON
&erieufung ser u@eit-
foIen."
2on6on 3. SUM. ~ 9lod) elmer
bier aus gerliu angelongten Gepeibe
gi6t oie oeutidc 9lomiraIitGt in Ell
mem 9eridt iiber oie Seeiblaht on.
ae6lid 8u OaB oos Sdladtidifi
.,@eitialen" Oerienft uorOeu iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

2onOon 8. Smli Die @lor.
gen5eitrngen geben 5par oie itwe.
rem 6ritiideu @erluite in Der Gee.
idlladt bel Siitlano Bit bebaupten
o6er eiu6eitlidl, sic Sdladt tonne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

hrn. arom.,,rIn, 81 >.ornuln esq
,.,m.,l, r,,r ;,,r tantos dann, ha
..o,.od, ,u,rc -. .vnrd.ri,narin. =
"a. ,,.io,as n,rara. rnr nrn;.nJi
ra, o,or,ho, NV .;,,r.,
~, ,..I,,;nido M, T., cmnf.ar..
M 49, =. ros mis- n.-,do. +. nna
:,,;,o .on.tr,ida d, ,~ro,t.ifo y
,an a,an .n;d,jo ,r,r., 10 o.ho
u,Io. !, 49, ,a,,'.5, ,~no.or l., p,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

Pr"d" romp"r-r. Punir ahrirSc
AM nosotros I'm campo Il" hinlo Y
,HG"arEoS. q ca"rnnS "nrima una
m"nlala lriada y ap!astarnoS. o 70
d arno- IN aIuNiin d" ni"vr, o ma
tarno> al hambr".
~" r~nnuutiaria al Polo,
N"s, Il: p"ro 20. n0.-eXclamd
Wilkyc q -upcrmi "1"rsla.-.O
da-pln=ar los co!orrS dc Ia bandcca
americana "u los confines dei mum
10 HIStral. o p"r"c"r en Ia empire
"a
~ n0>otros SrrcmoS vueStros
%!i"l~S r~ompah"ro>. srfor.-"Xc!ama-
ron los dos v-locipcd.>iaS con en-
haSta age
Tar n~Ir-tra> fuerzaS por 81 triunfo
Il" uu"Sira bandera.
-;GraciaS. yalientes compare
ros.-djjo Wilkye, COMMONWEALTH
saba que he traido conmisO dos
fielcS amigos. .AhOra. mientras 7u,
HueS,roS marineroS traS!adap alui
Ia chalupa para cessuardarla de los
lleloS que no tardaTan en- ponerse
Ell movimiento por etecto del des-
aielo, ~noSotros SubiremoS q aquella
de colinaS y retonocerem0S
10 It,,n.o Inf ipsarinr
-,Vamos.-dijo Bisby. que habia
tanto, que paracia que iba a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

diyid" M y","ripii" y IN" tal'" ',",
tres n~iririctas li>poaiDlrS.
-.Bi' n lt"ain.-"Nrlam1 Bi~hy.
y ,Iinto 'irlnpo rmplrarai> rr
Hear al polo?
4 II" lropirln ,.un oh-tamlo-,
marrhanIo doe hara~ nj iia. raIru-
lo IlcGar IN rinrn iornadas. pnro
no luinro >"r Inly cnlimi..a: pon-
Dir; diez dfa,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23
tI-clia Polar.

~ l.. E~-,,;rY:~
49," 49,, .,..nr,. n.ro.
-, ,.a..o
'''' ,,
~ .
49, ."i'''''"' -''''','
49,. ,.i;
-
n,,,
=,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

bar" un pa-'o has;a la TERRA
Alexandra.
In pa.o mas. ' .l"-ii. al Po-
lo-lnpliti Wilhyr ri"nd".
;i.ua "NpIirarj5n. >"1or!! Iii"
Nh ma"inrro.
IIah!a.
:. ~ ocurrirra una d~rS=raria Y
No yoI,irrai- paSado> GUAR MIA djas.
:1ri,i irn~mo> hat"r n~o>otro-?
ur.an.zar;i> una "~Xp"dicidn dc
,nrorro. Y no> huerarii$ .laSta dond"
a..anr"n Nul.-;ra> l~ucr2aS.
" = 10 ~ rnr0ntramo>? r.
urro,ario pr"yrrlo t0do.
r niis razin-,!iio Wilky".-
EntonrnS yniyrr@is / IA costa. per
manrrrriiS aqui haSta fin del "Stio.
y luee". bi.n rn vu"$tra r!iainn'.
bi"n en la Estreila Polar, 81 para En-
lonra> ma vu-.t". "mbarrar"I- para
y0lver a America.
~ vos? -~preGunt" Bishy Pc
niendoSe pa!ijo.
s. an tres meses no ro!vemos. So
ri Sehal Dc que hemoS muerto.
Nc asustaiS, Wilkya.
Eth. eCrc4iS que IN las res!o-
mes pola-es no quedan victimaS? E
Polo N.orte ma costad0 centenarr5
De vidas humans.
-pcro con vuestro velocipsdo..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23
Merchants Transfer Go
No inCOrpOradUS).

no inCOTpOradOS).
@spscialid8d ~ Ct TrGnspOTTe Y Cotnca'
~va de ,aiaS lie Fierro y N&Gurnarja pc.
sadl. RECIBE. rESTACIA ! AI%iCENA
C4IiGt-
E-.r..:l. -r--.i E~titrrSI -. Frl. rocker
! S.s-.s san tglgf.,a. JrLaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

-En,onr",. - lur p"n-ijS mar
ghg~ IN ~rcuiia al Poi"
-p"utr" 4. al-uuu- d.u-. 81 II
ia, y -~~rlr!Ialmr!
WHrky,. honi1 Nh >orno dr ~ va
81 y -i-Iia ditlrndo:
- ~xpli-arr anora mi plan. Co
mo va sa1aiS. intento I.cGar al PoIo
IN v-locipido. TodoS los nvplora-
doroS antarfiroS han Observable qar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

IL hr' aH.-
y eyrcnsa c~alrura. ha Sa!iHc i IA
s~esersa dc uueSCros ea!umnlados
Eombres polit;cos: reconoce CUE "a
r, vez xceu~ en- ~canacidad- eStu-
do. comperemcia y actIvidac " las
~nedianias: pcro son los unicos que
har ac~editado doieS dc CooerNan-
les. 10. no nay @enioS d~esconoctdoS
-;ice-. = f2h& de po!itlcoS d" yer
aadera ,alla. ocupan los pueStaS Off
cialaa las lie Segunda lila: cuando
o,ray c~iuda.aaos dc positive mrrito
dcmues,rer aup les eNceden en- mere
c~inieatos. CLOS ~ r~et,rar;:u cortes-
mcq-v. deiaado c. Poder cn ma
ros. para nian y ""ul'rrimien1o de
n PatriS.
Ovendo Ia hegmosas ~palabra~, IL
6e = los iabios Ia Erase del claSico:
..VnS .oiS p~}atero. senor jose Son
= tefensa de I'm professional que
auicre iustii.car su< ~asccnSos; mace
carrera. luagr vale: - uno de los
Or~;oia,,os 5s n lc.sioe saerada Il
mcr,noIila 81 preSupueStc. Que cul
>, tiara IL que los Gemas carezcS.n
10 -, ~irrenlo Y 81 rreparaci6n@ s.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-23

RETFiTJS P0R i5c
son f0InidOS dc 10
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mI!SCrs ~ po>ictoGes
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08
PROGRESS ON
BIG TAbNERNACLE
West End Portion Of Roof Already
Up and Work Going on
at Rapid
Rate.
TO MOVE MARKET SHED
10 In Center Of Tabernacle Site
Money to Cover Construction
10 Already
Pledged.
TO MOVE MARKET SHED

Great progress has been made on
the construction of the Scovllle taber-
nacle on the city market grounds at
Twelfth and Main streets The en-
tire western end Of the structure has
been built and part Of the roof The
lumber is being cut at the mills of
the Harrison Lumber company and
transported to the market grounds
ready to be used. To-day there were
twenty men at work on the taber-
nacle and at the present rate of pro-
gress the building will be completed
and ready for the opening meeting on
Sunday. Feb. 20.
1t will be necessary to move the
market feed shed. This structure is
at present almost in the center of the
site selected for the tabernacle. The
building will be situated about fifty
feet west of Twelfth street, in the
middle Of the block instead of on the
corner. The front end of the taber-
nacle will extend several feet out
over the sidewalk.
The cost Of building and tearing
down the tabernacle will be $4,000.
This whole amount has been sub
scribed by small number Of Keokuk
business men. The collections at the
meetings are expected to defray the
expenses of the revival, including the
building of the tabernacle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08
CITY NEWS.

Frank j. Ewers' quality meat
market. "a South Fourth.
DR.. F. B. Dorsey will appear on
the program of the Southwestern
Iowa Medical society meeting at Ores.
ton, on February II.
Regular meeting Co1fax Rebecca
lodge tonight. Visiting members al
ways welcome. Ophelia Broesel, Noble
Grand; Carrie Ackiey, recording sec.
Regular meeting Of Morning Star
lodge No. s. Knights OF Pythias. at
X. p. hall. Tuesday at 8 p. m. Visit
ing knights invited. ]. M. Skinner G.
c.; j. A Burgess. X. Of R. & s.
FIT. Madison Democrat: The Kun
KEEL family, father and son, after spend
ing Sunday In the city, were given a
godspeed on their way towards Keo-
kuk this morning. the boy via the G..
B. & O., and the father driving the
family steed, by way Of Montrose. The
boy was suffering with frosted feet
and the plight Of the youth touched
the heart OF Police Chief ]. NJ. Thrash
er and he bought ticket to keokuk
for the young man from his own
purse. The chief also enabled the
man to have his horse shod in front.
The family in such Strengthened cir
excited the pity Of count
less numbers during the past few
DAYS and It is the hope of all who
knew them that they have come to
period of more fortunate circum-
stances with their return to Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08
MRS. DUFlK DIED
HERE EARLY TO-DAY
Attack Of Grippe Two Weeks Ago
Proves Fatal to Well
Known keokuk
Woman.
WAS BORN IN AUSTRIA
Has Been Resident Of keokuk For
Thirty-six Years, Having Come
Here From Iowa
CITY.
WAS BORN IN AUSTRIA

Mrs. Caroline Dufek Of 1412 Bank
street, died at her home 1t 1870
o'clock this morning from grippe
combined with complications result
In from old age. Although she had
been In poor health for some time, she
was only taken down i'll about two
weeks ago and had been in . serious
condition but four days.
Mrs. Dufek was born in Bohemia,
Austria on June IA. 1874, being seven
ty-two years old. She grew to wom-
anhood in the old country and was
married there in 1858 to John Dufek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dufek left Europe for
the United States on July 4, 1876. Aft
er arriving in this country they went
to Iowa City. Iowa. where they re-
sided for four years.
They came to Keokuk, April Z, 1880
and both spent the remainder OF their
lives here. Mr.. Dufek died five years
ago. Tho following children survive:
Mrs. Jennie Hollenback, Helena, Mon
tana: Mrs Edward Heine, Keokuk;
Mrs. Hugo Kelly. Seattle, WASH;
Frank Dufek, Keokuk and James Du-
fek.
The decedent was reared IN the
Catholic faith and was a woman OF
many excellent qualities and fine
graces. She possessed a host OF
friends in Keokuk and all will sympa-
thize with the family in the loss OF
this kind and loving mother and good
friend,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08
CITY NEWS.

IF. p. Rehmeier was operated on
Sunday afternoon at Graham hospital
for appendicitis. The operation was
serious one, but Mr.. Rehmeier's con.
dition is reported as being satisfac-
tory. His friends will hope for an
early recovery.
Rev. L. B. Worcester, evangelist
OF Taber Faith Home, will preach at
the Keokuk Union Mission. No. 10
South Third street, this evening in
the Keokuk library building. He has
just closed a successful revival meet
ing at Newton, Kansas.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 704. tonight
at 8 o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John q.
Stadler, dictator. A. e. Moore, sec.
rotary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08
FUNERAL NOTICE.

ALBERTS-The funeral of the late
Mrs. J. M. Alberts will be held To-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the residence, 906 Johnson street
Friends are invited to the services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-08

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