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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10

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mertsbernaes ieiner Nntter unb Tel.
rem SeiuA in unierem Santfum
benz iunaeu 6errn nod uadtrdslif
unieren Tant.
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nlS q uoiont fur Gourtp &itter bic.
les oeS Sluciten giiiritts oil. So
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les !lnlt tc'6hiot. iuroern aud eiu
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S9ahlern empiChIer.
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nbrcho, murbea uus meniEe 3eiIea
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rahc. gIbcr ridlt etlpa uni Ole Nuh,
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cs -nniiVbipcs apmmeutar nidlt oui
tn'csc NdroIcr aemiirst mar, ion,
'cru Ncina bate aui baS nIlaemcinc
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,ruouscutc" unb Dem Sdreir,priu.
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lacttcu mir uihi I'M minoeiien. Tob
'ieicr Schnh uuieren Hiehhdnnlern
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uh Der warmer beiier. Tat unicr
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-rauspurttoien uro cineS gan, &c.
iuacn ScrSienitet fir ibre Nrbeit,
en pollen Sreis bs,ohlen ben hnS
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
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Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
K 6srAusnS nSETn nsasAls 3QlsEass
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voo MXTLAMze!
,sarm 81 ee..anisa.

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On - Sier uE;er Sult,yr Vno. 81
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ne psriiea:Resa G.asl'tn. Safes
Sc5nbaas. 3eSsuasbanNs u. Stalie.
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the 5a be Neiie poH Foil. ) Nci.
len ron " itpSaiia uro eiEc hnlbe
Keile bonn Ciiae 5lriie aslcasr.
: $hilipp Srefer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10

Staititenibtntiien oas int stac,,
Rnlcmi Sdrmer m,t ca l20.nCu.
700 in opvu,he,su tS2artnass) BEL
':et huo. Sieie Cupptts.sa louie
'pu al: biz ihnf 3ltrt. Ser Gard
ihnittkteru,in III i3ol Srei Sabre
Cnher parea uaatinsr al SlO.Olc.
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srnenrrania. inasu mir snci Sip
mt acruIiiRpn nsiurbert rerosr
c n'eiHs eas al $500. OoO i'm 1rhre
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eats srei Rrp,ent herantrreeirt
rereen. mic Bet eer giiiouri Stat
eano 0ant. 10 uaroe eas co. g.. d.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
Gin aites sSrnssaait.eI.

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si Ssnessse rne SicesH. srsts si.s3 psr
saist. Sertpfrei perianei sss
fsrs. 0rfmrgrr, wss:VaaIi-. 30.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
Wa.olanc ,H perfauieu.

s1sis ader .autes 9alblauo nahe
apeietplpn bitlia IN pertanien. Sic.
ilsetirenbe mosen fih penoen an
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

~ He following OF lucky and unlucky birthdays
in June has been compiled by Raphael the
famous astroloEer and prophet OF London.
Raphae. explains that the birthday information must
not be taken correct in every the hour of
birth will sometimes make great difference either for
better worse. and. in accordance with the nature
Of the hour whether It fortunate unfortunate.
''Wifh respect to the birth Of Children Raphael
saws. .tAc f,HociHg remarks apply Ia
marked and the information Crcn - such
nm r- b, glouf nine cases out ~ ten fh1, a. out
fsr CEiirlu. nine rtU exhibit the chdrGcfcrtstcs
aSlri1rf 10 them the feHfh ndy ! feii
=, b,I5 ,r ire or dte as ms depends entircu and
sp'"lv Hp,71 The hour Of as birth.
The bet hour in a general way for a child 10 be
born ~ q. until for at that time the
Mercury and Venus must be- well elevated or near
crar.y more fortunate han those born In the nm
Morning children usually become their masters:
vork for ,tbc-s sunrise Is ais a favorable hour for
male children be born. From III. up 90 noon
TO midnight.
Yet persons born then are usually fortunate IN the
employ ~ others and viii stay for years with the same
OF minds and content pass their lives IN OBJ
security. whereas the child the is 81 n
-egtfes- ambitious nature counting inv and
not content In holding nm Inferior position The reader
remember that these Remarks are g.Hcr1I and
therefore liable 10 er~rutons Tor the planetary f
tions sometimes such thar afternoon oil evening
child win have much more fortunate career than
whatever day Of The month your birthday faus or
Won Will find tho prediction given for the good f'r
the next twelve months. In italics given the
prospects for babies born in June.
June 1915
The l-t-Be careful ~ losses and risks. At
tend 10 thy business and it will succeed Thou
wilt travel change and with success.
rhHd iorn thts fnV frU De quick and
r'rer fortunate in tts undsvf0ktngs and trii risc
The 2nd-Thy birthday j. rather n fortunate anG
with care thou wilt have active and EIcr-ssfI.
year hut avoid changes and travelling
Z rhHf b0rH IN ne morning NJ fhts drV friT De-
f.ffHH0ta tu ffg uudrrfIItu0s. AMI truI Uff
Tho 'rd-Thnu ha-t Troublesome birthday. AMI r1ny.
rst expect di-arrointments and losses rarflcu'arv
10 chou vert born 'u the afternoon. Keep tFv
uaa'h In order
q rhuf 1oru i0 ne afternoon of fhfs day tc,iI
"s.I .Iv Hi1Hy mtsf9rf1nss and trtU hare Or
."ft ha,f FOR lriHg. ~ q female some trouble
l. -..|i.l..
Ta. s'1.F... fHy hc7u iu order Tn 'hv hrsines-
t..I cot threatened with LOSSES and vlI quarra.
en-. .." fI. money. Those 100 employ must .a
'.-o.uI 3H" F0ung vii court % marry.
@ ehh0 'yrr fhts d1v triH BE- WALTON fI. Pei
AMI frs. and generous % erccss fond of -4ntr4r b.
and Utf rnsuf tfs moueU fIqf
Tho a'h Avoid pleasure ans company end Feaa thv
r-f scrs quiet THO. ri.t nave much worry dur
INK DO next
ma t,rD thO f1y uoui 30 clever 10 suo
~ 70 frra'~ fhs nff marry fhGr once
Tic fN Irrr.f au lcfivr year frr thy business t-if
f.'I rIf.fn. ora r1so.iHr Th.re fr fur.o.
oil. prosper
4 .tud born m ms day vu! ,uc~ees s.u q.
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the
Happy Mortals
on Whom
Jupiter viii
Smile
During June
By Prof. Sothnos Letillier,
The Famous Astroloser.

THE June lunatlon is dominated by
Venus. saturn combination in the
= mldheaven that portends strange
mixture OF good and evil in high places.
Current official problems. while seemingly
void OF difficulty. will prove complex, and
some OF them may defy solution.
Some amicable tendencies as regards
diplomacy are apparent In the FIRST half OF
the month. with Jupiter 10 the western
angle bringing help TO International
interests However. a FESTIVE and belli-
cose sentiment characteri-es legislative
counsels. though held in leash TN after
the ful moon on the 18th. when Mars In
elimination makes for dominance OF the
fghtirg spirit A condition VIII arise that
mas semolan-e or warfare. either 90 pre-
hminsry tactics or iu actually. This posi-
lion o. Mars invariably signifies the move
mcnt Of troops. The Summer camps for
preparedness viii feel the Stimulus Of this
monitor. and martial patriotism Viii
quicken the national pulse.
A special importance attaches 20 this
elevation of Mars In June. because Of his
present perigean arc. or nearness 90 the
earth. which accounts much FOR the
beIligcreucy Of the times
The proximity Of Saturn 70 Venus
throughout The month Is ominous for
much that concerns the nation 10 de-
iofes scandals .u high Ifc official pecuia-
lions. crowded divorce calendars AZ being
IL the sign s,iing Sew Y0r. it viii ee1se
some very un.svorr doreiobuents 'a 'ne
.UHrHn HH.... o. s... ....
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Alas. yes, had heard OF your sor-
row. and l have Gomez
Yes; I. too. believed that my unhap-
piness was irreparahle; but now l know
that he is not dead
What He is not dead? DO you mean
that the neWs"-
NO; MS body is down there. and I
have even photograph OF his grave. Let
me show IL 20 you. See-that cross on the
left. the fourth cross-that is where he is
lying. One OF his friends who buried him
sent me this card. and gave me all the
details. lie did not suffer any pain. lie
has told me so himself lie is quite as
tonished that death should be so easy. so
slight a thing You do not understand
Yes. 7 see what II IS. You are just as
! used 10 be-as all the others are. do
not explain the matter TO the others
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what would be the use? They don't wish
to understand. But you-you will under
stand. He is more alive than he ever
was; he Is free and happy. lie does Just
as he likes. He tells me that one cannot
imagine what release death is. what
weight II removes from you. and the Joy
IL brings.
'He comes 10 see me when l call him.
He has not altered. he is just as he was
on the day when he went away. only
younger. handsomer. We have never been
happier. more united. nearer to one an
other. He divines my thoughts before
utter them. He knows everything. ne
sees everything: but he cannot tell me
everything he knows. lie pretends that
j should want 10 follow him and that !
must wait for my hour. And. while / am
'gaiting. We are living In happiness
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The Truth About the Communion $ Living 5s Dea,
Dead

dwells with us after fate has taken ther.
from US; all their past is ours. and It is
wider than the present. more certain than
the future. Material presence is not
everything In this world. and We can dis
pense with It without despairing
We do not mourn those who live in
lands which we shall never visit. because
We know that IL depends on US whether
We 40 To find them. Let IL be the sam,
with our dead. Instead OF believing that
they have disappeared. never To return.
tell yourselves that they are in country
10 which you yourself will assurediy 70
soon-a country not so very far away.
And. while waiting for the time when you
will 20 there once and for all. you may
visit them in thought as easily as II they
we're stil in region inhabited by the
living.
The memory OF the dead is even NOR,
alive than that OF the living: IL is as
though they were assisting our memory.
a. though they. on their side. were max.
ing a mysterious effort 20 Join hands with
ours. One would say that they are far
l.
tinue to breathe as we do.
Try. then. to recall those whom you
ave lost before it is too late. before
they have gone too far: and you will see
that they will come much closer TO your
heart, that they will belong 10 you more
truly. that they are as real as when they
We're in the flesh. In putting of this last,
~ "A
which they loved US least or in which We
did not love at all
Now they are pure, they no longer
possess faults, littlenesses, oddities. they
can no longer fall away or deceive them.
selves or give us pain. They care for
nothing now but TO smile upon Us. 10 en-
compass us with love. TO bring us a hap
piness drawn without stint from a pas,
which they live again beside US.
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greater than that which was ours be-
fore the war. happiness which nothing
can ever trouble again"
Tho-e abou, her pitied the poor woman.
and. as she did not weep. as she was
gay and smiling. they believed her mad.
Was she as mad as they thought? At
the present moment. the great questions
OF the world beyond the grave are press
ing upon us from every side The en-
pire Of Death vas never so mighty. so
terrible; II is for us TO defend and en-
large the empire Of Life In the presence
OF this mother. which are right and
which are wrong-those who are con
vinced that their dead are forever swept
out OF existence. or those who are per
suaded that they do not cease TO live.
Who believe that they see them and hear
them?
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Do We know what Il is that dies in our
dead. or even 10 anything dies? What
ever our religious faith may be. there
is. at any rate. one place where they can
not die That place is within ourselves:
and. II this unhappy mother went beyond
the truth. she was yet nearer to u than
those despairing ones who nourish the
mournfui certainty that nothing survives
o; those whom they loved.
Between the two errors there Is room
for great truth. and. II we have to
choose. hers is the error toward which
We should lean. Let us learn TO acquire
through reason that which a wise mad
ness bestowed on her Let as learn from
her 20 live with our dead and 10 live with
them without sadness and without terror
They do not ask FOR tears. but for a happy
and confident affection.
Let us learn from her to resuscitate
those whom We regret She called 10
hers while We repulse ours: We are afraid
OF them. and are surprised that they lose
heart and pale and fade away and leave
us forever They need love as much as
do the living. They die not al the mo-
ment when they sink into the grave. but
gradually as they sink into oblivion; and
il is Oblivion alone that makes the sepa-
ration irrevocable. We should not allow
1t to heap itself above them.
1t would be enough 10 vouchsafe them
each day a single one OF those thoughts
which we bestow uncounted upon so many
useless objects They would no longer
think OF leaving US; they would remain
around us. and We should no longer I'M
derstand what tomb is; for there is no
tomb. however deep. whose stone may not
be raised and whose dust dispersed by
thought.
There would he no difference between
the living and the dead II We but knew
how TO remember. There would be no
more dead. The best OF what they were
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Employ. 10 i0i De unsettled and restless IN dispo-
sition. but uery cercy. n female trouble IN
lrcdock.
The 7th~Avoid law and quarre.ling Attend to thy
fairs disappointment. trouble will occur.
chdd born On THIS dap icHi DC quick IN temper.
tH' rery persere'tng. and generally fortunate IN
as undertakings
The sth.-Thou hast troublesome year before thee.
and thy business Will thee great anxiety.
Thou wilt lose money. Those in employ will be
4 child born uis day triH hare 10 irork hard
f'r hs hring ard 'riI mc"i min much disappo.Hf-
rgent and trouble in Hf@.
The .th.-On the whole thy birthday Is rather for
tunatc one but avoid pleasure and company. and
attend TO thy business The young will court or
chd born on THIS day ,cuI be io,Irconducicd
amt much respected: rather fortunate IN business.
female ne rrHI morrV rcry young.
The loth.-rhv birthday is fortunate and thou
manner Young females will have oTers Of mar.
riaee. but must be very careful Of their acqualnt
4 chri born on ms dan rrirl rise rapidly u life
oHd h"f i'npouGNt positions. ~ riH Do olrrer.
and generally fortunate ~ ~" female. she iriU
uavD y""Hg. and De- q great 'droriio run me- OPP
The litb- Thou hast a chequcrcd birthday. and vii,
meet with gains and losses pleasures and pa u-.
attend 20 Thy business and leave pleasure and
c'mnauy alone. Those in employ viii hc generally
Z mid barn on mis- dan arm be- su,re,,,ui in
dop'sstic AFFAIRS 'rr1 rpe~' trifh qnv troubres
The Beware " losses In Thy business and keen
tht money safe. Thou wilt have active Dur
WORRY .nF year.
A chUa born on mf, dan ,,u be careless and
re" cuh ~ woHeV and generally poor. 10 trH
succr"d best tu ewpi,V
The lah-Eyrect active wear for thy business
which viii succeed but avoid change, and travel
INK The young Will court marry.
chhd born oH ms d1V iCW b. rcsNos, and
,cncr fsrfvrgie 5pf ,ru be- re," t,rd Of pleas
n'" and company y fcra'c. some rpp5'r ia
Tho iith.-Ayoid law and quarrcrlnr In INV bust
ness thou Wit have losses and disappointment
Keep Thy health ir order.
chin barn .n ms az. tsi Pc rqsh and heat
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Wars and Run1ors
of Wars
ForeshadoUed
by the
Elevation of Mars

Typical Summer weather thereafter. with
storm activity at the close Of the month.
Specific incidents on or near the follow
Ing dates:
June 34-lnvidious comment reflect
ing on municipal department. Official
centres generally are much perturbed. A
politician scathingly arraigned, with high
tensions in campaign circles.
June GA State paper ELECTS APP
proval. An International affair temporar-
lily adjusted. Maritime interests bene-
fitted.
June 9-11.-EXcitement in the stock
Naval Advisory Board is favorably re-
ceived. Announcement OF a new dis
covery or Improvement in electric
mechanism. Marked military activity
between this period and the 18th.
June 2O-Unusual interest attaches to
cabinet meeting. with public endorse
meut of a step taken. Facilitation OF
naval matters Increased confidence in
stock and money marts
June 2224-A decidedly reactionary
period social scandal eNcitcs interest.
Death Of legislator and also that Of an
actress or woman prominent in the art
world \ diplomatic situation creates
anxiety. and the Mexican problem causes
new concern Depressed market senti-
mcut
Juns 2729-Important happenings in
the music. art and social worlds An
nouncomont OF marriage engagement
Dol. al
tafod
Jupiter enters pleasantly into the ar
fairs OF those born in the Winter OF
1919. Fau OF 1S5i Winter Of 1852.
Springs Of 1856 or 1867. Summer of 1850.
Fails of 1864 or 1850. Springs 81 1867 or
1850 Fail of 1879. Winter Of 1873. Fall Of
1877. 'u ISIS. Summer Of 1850. Springs
az 1852. 1855 or 1890 or Winter OF 1895.
or Boz the third wee, of February. April
or June ur between the 18Th and gath OF
August or December ~ any year Good
health. business prosperity. new oppor-
'uuifi"s. and peace off mind. are con.
D.u'ffrfH nf t..a transit
Tho diverse side of tho fate medal 10
shown fr those born in tHH Winter OF
1885. FaU off 1850. Winter Of 1s'4. Tsu
of 1856. summer of 1861. Winter or Sum
NOR Uf 1864 summer or FaIl or 1865
summer OF 1869 Winter of 1870. Winter
or Spring ~ 1s-. Summers OF 1879 or
1855 Winter of Isst. rr FaU off 1893.
Guam. health ... cuisines. caution and
r.uHfr aH tr...IE. H. possible.
Avoid journey. 0r changes or born in
fr. second week. OFF February Nav
AUGUST rr October oft ar. year Tho
Sam. aruH.. If born near Che .faf of
Taru1r. nr April Hr around 'ro 2fd Efh
OF Iu.. or October with fHe additional
danger off Hrpeuf0ua and intrigue
june contain. favorable anniversaries
between .f. t.H NfH. Iu.h iffh. Goth 1IaL
and a-.nr Sn Tho uufavor1nfe aro ne
co., gh 18Th ord 'ld. Che latter show
ing bereavement
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ars Predict June---Lucky and Unlucky Days


The Isth-Thou wilt have Losses and thy business will
cause thee much anxiety. Do not speculate or risk
/ chit born on this day ,ciH careless and
trara0dHt: quick and ciercr. bur generally Unfor-
tyuafc II female successful marriage.
The 19th.-Be careful OF accident Avoid law. and do
travel. remove BE careful OF thy conduct
chHd born on nus day ,rW be quick in temper
and alcays ready Jor quarrel. IN business Il
mary rceU.
The eoth.-Thou hast fortunate birthday. and thy
business will prosper Thou wilt benefit from
friends or acquointanccS. Those in employ will
be promoted. Females will have offers OF
riage which they should accept
,hrd barn IN thus day iciH De- fortunate in its
underfdkHgS and CiH rise "a hfc. ~ female. she
riu mG,rU trcN and happily.
The 2l~t-bo not quarrel. or 20 TO law. Attend 20
th' business and thou wilt have prosperous year
4 ohdd barn on tis dan ain b. quick 40 fem.
par o"d "'tFthfH In business Il rrl De- for
The --ud-Rcep thy health and that Of thy family in
order Thou wilt experience some grief or disap
pniutmen'. and thy business viii not proceed sat
isfactorily. Those m employ must he careful
i 'ad Dom on ms am rW p" unsuccessful ~
h' prfe,taFiHos. and hare much frogtIr m mas
The e2rl-Thou maycst expect an unsettled year with
gains and Losses. troubles and di~aupoiu 'monts
cause frr grief.
.'s n, so,s % ma, gag ..il POSES, oo?d ,i
I,lg cl,sfuI ~ hsr conduct
The eitu-On 'he whole thy birthday is favorable
one. Yet thou wilt experience much worry and
anxiety Avoid law and change
{ rhtd barn og ms dor i-". b. 'arfgult~ IN a.,
The 25th-Thou hast a fortunate birthday. and thy
business Will prosper Those BOO employ Will also
chrd born on ~. dqy ,-W Pc ,ur,c,,reI in
b,'rrs' Pgri'cni'r,p - On 'npIog n f'wp"
To" Goth Avoid new enterprise anj be- careful %
fol.' advice pn not tray.. nr remove. Attend fo
Thy business and thou 0it keep D. together The
Young wi court or marry.
1hiid born or fbs day IsiI 1e careful amt
r'-'''rrin9 bW .iH w""t irrh HHrh opposition
and "GF" many change. ~ % female. aH urh1urv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

THB other dsy I went TO see a WON
an whom knew before the war
she was happy, then-and who
had lost her only son in one OF the bat
ties in the Argonne. She was a widow.
Utmost a poor woman: and now that this
ION, her pride and her joy. was no more.
the no longer had any reason for living
hesitated to knock at her door. Was
not about 70 witness one OF those hopeless
griefs at whose feet all words fall TO the
ground like shameful and insulting lies?
To my great establishment. she offered
me her hand with kindly smile. Her
eyes. TO which hardly dared 10 raise my
own. we're free OF tears.
You have come 10 speak 10 me OF
him" she said. in a cheerful tone; and
IL was as though her voice had grown
younger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

nr'e ir br Southern States hu' cain
lr..r. temperature. prevail over tHo 'ar
Western area. IrHm Juno iaf t1 Che "a
H.t f.r .a.mv rHrfH,r'v a'uda. v.rrinr
Ia f.a oart or OH. tfr and growing .1 In
i.H..'y around tH. OBJ Tho l0iIoRrr
fl ur fD tHr o.r include storm fHr
nation with electrical display. Higher
Great UfIfa.r UIrhtr Received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20

temperature mark tHc fffh 90 trc f-tr.
followed by Iisrug cooler or the 18TH
.ni 10th
Tho hitter raif Of fHr month FL. fr
.1ndiv hot. 1.I with ri draufh tendency
INe Goth fn tla 'f'H however. brings
Jupiter r.Irr. with uDflsriF air currents.
relieving the humidity. but not The heat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-20
Why We Should
Learn to LiUe With
Our Dead and to LiUe
With Then, Without
Sadness and Without
Terror
BY Maurice N1aeterlInck
Cosmopolitan Magazine Reprinted by Pernission)
By Maurice N1aeterlInck

TN Cosmopolitan Magazine. Reprinted by Permisson)