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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10

And you're mine. She's rnina oh, =,
robustness about that, is thereyo bo
appealed to Jim.
AS they drew in toward the Nsw
York side the chauffeur inopiros
Where to, now?" eN'
why, drive us" Jim hesitate,
There was silence which LiIas hro,,a
with litter.
Never thought of that" Bob turno,
again to Jim, who solved the difBcri+,-
with a word
why, you're both going TO Lorelei,.
place, of course; then you can mal,a
your plans tomorrow"
The brides half-strangled nrot,-.
was lost in burst of enthusiasm From,
Lilas.
"Surest thing you know" she cried.
and Wen stop Ia my fat for faro.
well bottle; I've got ,ghola coao
Wen end the night with another marty
at Jarvis expense. He's crazy abo1t
marriages, anyhow. Ha! But Won
needn't tell him l was-ful. under
standY' She fell silent suddenly tban
burst into loud laugh. BAH I
should worryw
The ferry drew into its slip, the cab
motor shiyered. the metallic rattle NJ
windlass and chain proclaimed the re.
turn TO Manhattan. Up the deserted
avenues the vehicle sped, while inside
the white-faced bride covered with fin.
gers locked and heart sick with dread
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10
CHAPTER XIII.

Jimmy knight felt his sisters deser.
ton quite rs keeuly as did his mother
ana father, for his schemes, though in
choate, were ambitious, and his heart
was set upon them. Loreleis obsti.
macy was eXasperating--a woman's
uuaccountable frealiishness.
He conided his disappointment to
Max Melcher. ITS pretty tough"
complained Jimme 81 had Merkle go
ing, but she Grabbed 1t. Then just as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10
SYNOPSIS.

Peter knight defeated for political Of
fee In his town decides TO venture New
York In order that the family fortunes
might benefit by the expected rise Of his
charming daughter Lorelei knight,
known critic interviews Iorelei Knight,
now stage beauty with Bergman's Revue.
for a special article. Her coin-huntlng
mother. outlines LorelePs ambitions. but
blossom. the press agent. later adds his
information. Lorelei attends Millionaire
Hammon's gorgeous entertainment. she
meets Merkle "A wealthy dyspeptic. Bob
Wharton comes unlimited. Dorelei dis
covers a blackmail plot against Harmon,
in which her brother is involved. Merkle
and Lorele have an auto wreck. The
blackmailers besmirch her good name,
Lorelel learns her mother Is an unscru-
puloua plotter. She finds In Adoree DEM
crest a real friend. and flnds Bob Whar-
ton is likable. Lorelei leaves her family
and goes to live alone
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10

Greater tragedy stalks Into .
Lorelel's life. She Is besmlrched :
by vile men and women urged .
on by her mother and brother. :
The memory of one nights expe- .
rience was a horror burned into
her mind for life. Her only .
friend In this crisis Is a drunken
profiIgate, and he makes her i'll
with his attempted caresses.
How she solved one problem,
how she was trapped Into taking
the biggest step Of her life ls :
described with vivid detail In
this lnstallment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10

Lorelei has been taken to swift
restaurant by her employer who has
designs on the girl. She 10 badly
frlghtened-and helpless. At this
point Bob Wharton appears. She sees
in him protector.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-10

Do you feel that more 49,.
full experience still is lH'Peno'p !,
for LoreIeia And does sne' !"
your opinion, feel Il too
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES

First Race - 51a furlongs, 2-year-
old maidens: James, Sleeper, J. Ru-
fus, Johnny Nc, Marion Wilson, liz;
R. H. Anderson, Melia, Ayers, Sal
cora, Velvet, Signorette, Tofia Belle,
100.
Second Race--SeIIing, 3-year-Olds
and up, rs miles: Herbert Temple,
109; Miss Fannie, Injury, 10S; Gras-
mere, 1O7; High Horse, 104; Mamie
McDee, 101.
Third Selling, 2-year-olds,
51a furlongs: lakewood Boy, 100;
. Blue Grass Boy, 1OS; Lyle, 107; Joe
Ular, 1O6; MeelOgene, 1O4.
Fourth Race-Harlem handicap, g.
year-olds. and up, furlongs: Leo
Skolny, 1913; Hawthorn, 124; seSir
Edgar, rs; eCasey. Jones, 112; I'm
Gle Hart, 10; Bonanza, Skiles Knob,
1O3; e"Anita, SO.
Fifth Race - Selling, 3-year-oIds
and up, 512 furlongs: Tillotson, lis;
Utelus, Mex, Blackthorn, Chenault,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
roaded into an institution because
somebody wants him out Of the way.
GIRL TURNED OUT BY Y. w. c. A
SICK FROM LACK OF FOOD
A young woman went

A young woman went to the Y. W.
c. A. yesterday. She told the person
at the desk that she had just arrived
in the city, that she was a stranger
here, and, furthermore, she was
without funds. She hoped to "be on
her feet" in a few days.
The Y. W. c., A. would not admit
her, she says, unless she paid so
cents. She didn't have even a penny
to buy a roll to eat.
Last night she stopped policeman
at State and Adams streets and told
him she felt ILL At central station
she collapsed. At IrOquois hospital
physicians said she was suffering
from hunger exhaustion and slight
touch of diphtheria.
She wouldn't tell her name except
that it was Mary. She wouldn't tell
much of her trip to Chicago or its OBJ
ject, except that she had been turned
out at the Y. w. G. A.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

Gin Hickey, 10; Lady Jane Grey,
113; Orotund, Jungle, Mater, Requi-
ram, Tip Dawdel, 10S; Rosemary,
1O3; B. Culbertson, 101; Lady Mil
bred, SO.
Sixth Race - Selling, 3-year-olds
and up, one mile and 70 yards: Hus-
ky Lad, 112; Type, 10; Shrewsbury,
100; HARDWOOD, Altamaha, Fellow
man, w. w. Clark, DartwOrth, 108;
Thanksgiving, 107; Jas. Dockery, Vo-
liant, Bean Spiller, 1867 Virgiedot,
1O4; Lady WorthingtOn, 1O1; Ralph
S., SO.
81. G. Bedweu entry; ''Goodman
entry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
A NATURAL MISTAKE


Confused Lady ShOpper-Beg par
don, sir, but are you a floorwalker?
Muddled Man Shopper - Where
else would 1 walk? Do l look like a
fy?-Judge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02

room students who were present, ac-
companied by Principal Race and Geo.
Scranton. Congressman Fordney left
Nestaburg accompanied by Republican
county candidates from Stanton and
several citizens from Nestaburg, who
made a tour in autos to several places
where speeches were made and at
night they attended the annual ban
uuet of the Greenville Republican
club, which was held at Greenvlle.
Those who attended the banquet from
Vestaburg We're: c. O. Sherwood,
Thomas Meddick, Roy McGillivary,
Fred Cornell and Elwood Pangburn
Those from Vestaburg route number
one were Chas Hicks. Ed Dyer, Clar-
ence Dyer. Myron Wood, Daniel and
Howard Bollinger, George and VIM
Wilson, Grant Beach, James Throop,
George Douglas, Harry and Walter
Davenport and Jollie Hare.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02

Mr. and Mrs. w. Whitmore of Cedar
Lake were Sunday visitor Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Wood.
Nh and Mrs. George Peasley and
son accompanied by DR. and Mrs. Mel
vim Hubbard and sons. autoed TO Hem
lock Sunday, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Cramer and sons
Miss Elsie Platt, who is teaching
near Stanton spent the week end at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes and
daughter of Sumner came Monday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. VIM Carts and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cornell and
daughter accompanied by Miss Gladys
Morris and Roy McGilliviary autoed
t. Six Lakes, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Lupnney of Bay City
was "A week end guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Myrta Cummings.
Mrs. Elsie St Peters and child
came from Greenville Sunday eve
ming to visit her mother, Mrs VIM.
Mangle and Mr. and Mrs. Joe St
Peters.
Miss Edith Patt went to Alma Sun
day TO spend few days with friends.
VIM. Cook Of Edmore, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. J. Cook, and broth
err Vern Cook. wife and daughter,
autoed here Sunday 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J Briggs, parents Of Mrs.
Nern Cook.
VIM. Cook Of Edmore, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs NJ. }. Briggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Bradley autoed 10 Elm
Hall and Rvcrdale Sunday.
The Royal Neighbor district con
voution for the counties Of Montcalm
and Gratiot was held at Greenville,
October 10Th A very interesting and
instructive meeting was enjoyed by
al! the Neighbors present. Supreme
Manager Clara NJ Richards Of Buch-
anan. Mich and Deputy Josephine
Smith Of Saginaw, were present and
gave some very interesting talks dur
ing the morning and afternoon meet
ings. The Grecnville NeighbOrs are
royal entertainers
The r. y. Of a. camp Of Alma in
vitcd the II. ~ of a. district conven-
ton 10 meet with them in January.
The invitation was gladly accepted.
Those who attended the convention at
Groenville from Vesta camp No. 2653
Miller. Aida Miller. Lou Snyder, Via
Miller. Aida Miller. Lou Snyder, Via
Rilla Cornell. Mary Cars. Lillian Per-
son. Marie Dyer. Myrta Colt. w. Parr,
and Della Nickerson.
a good many Of our citizens came
out In the rain Wednesday morning
October 18th. 70 listen to talk 10y
Republican Congressman Hon. >. W.
Fordney Of Saginaw. On account OF
the weather they went TO the NJ. W A.
hall where Cong. Fordney gave very
interesting speech. which was enjoyed
Inv All present. Cong. Fordney was
pieased 10 see the Vestaburg school
represented by the aign and grammar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02
WHEELER

Mrs Collins of Cedar Lake visited
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Poland. few
days last week
Mrs Brennan visited her daughter
Mrs. Otteway, at Flint last week
Mrs. Murphy, an old resident of
Wheeler, died last Monday, and the
funeral services were held at the
Catholic church at Merrill and burial
in the Wheeler cemetery.
Or. Street and family visited at
j. p. Ways near Shepherd Sunday.
Alfred Wolansky was in Alma Sat
urday.
A. tombstone, l.. ID. Allen. Carl Lam
shaw, Roy Partee, Jessie and Jay ELS
worth, Bert Wilson, Ed. Allen and
Harold tombstone went to Saginaw
Saturday to hear Billy Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02

Alfred and Eva Wolansky gave a
Halloween party to their many
friends Saturday evening
Jessie Ellsworth and family was
in Alma Sunday.
Ivah Allen visited Hazel Way near
Shepherd Sunday
John Duffy Of Bay City was in town
several days last week.
II. II. Haller of Hemlock was in
town Friday
Ed Gazette was in Ithaca Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02
NESTABURG ITEMS
BY Our Own Correspondent

Fred Mack, who has been working in
nsing. is home visiting his parents,
{. and Mrs. Silas Mack.
c W. Mallory and family and
0yd Munson and daughter of North
ar. Royal Munson and family OF
Bride and w. Whitmore and wife
Cedar Lake were Sunday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mallory
Mrs. Lou Snyder and dat ghter. Eva,
lnt the latter part of the week in
eenville AT the home Of her sister
law. Mrs. Ora Nickerson.
lair Stauffer and Harry Brown
|re home from Alma over the week
(rs. Edna Jones and children, who
81 been visiting her parents, Mr..
i Mrs Fred Harris sister, Mrs.
i Johnson. and other relatives, re-
tued Do their home in Lansing,
sday
NJ John Horton was in Alma
sday visiting her sister-in-law,
1 Bert Waterbury.
trs Edna Jones and children of
tsing spent from Sunday until
ksday az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
trge Ge0rsuch.
fay Carts has been sick with
lilitis bat is OH the gain.
lrs Carrie Miller spent from
lrsday evening until Friday eve
r ln Greeuville al the home Of her
lhcr. Ora NickcrsOn.
~ Joe Greenhoe spent the latter
4 Of The week at Sheridan, visiting
ltives
H. and Mrs Chas. Pangburn have
Pinned from Ann Arbor and report
keip iot his eyes as they have been
ected too long.
aohn Horton b. +. Elliott and
~ Walker who are doing carpen-
work nea Gilmore. were home
the week end
s Fred Cornell spent the week
IN Grand Rapids.
rs. Liliian Person accompanied by
Es( Neviis went to Elm Hall
ruay 70 visit friends.
ana Mrs. j. r. Guyman Of To-
Vhio' came Saturday evening TO
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
~ sister. Mrs Chas. Nickerson
other RELATIVES.
p, frank Bollnger and daughter
trsday. ~ "
:. OBren and daughter. Miss
T., Oh - Louis were Saturday
das yaliers Of Mrs David Manglc
uaughter, Mrs. Tom Carts.
- v brien and daughter, who
L. Yen visiting her sister. Mrs
tner n ssln and brother, Henry
aseorned to their home in st
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-02
YO: HO:
Freckle-Face
Now is the Time TO Get Rid of Thes
Ugly Spots

DO you know how easy il is to re-
move those ugly spots so that no one
will call you frccklc-face.
Simply get an ounce of carpol, ex-
ira strong, from your druggist. and a
few applications should show you how
easy it is TO rid yourself of freckles
and get a beautiful complexion. The
sun and winds this month have a
strong tendency to bring out freckles,
and as result more carpol is sold in
these months. BE sure to ask for the
extra strong, as this is scld under
guarantee of money back if it fails to
remove the Carpol Labor
atories, Boston. Mass. Sta. NJ Mail
orders filled.
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llnsarlanoiider bilisuerein.

Die Obise Organization, aus 22
Ortssruppen uno 9sreineu bsitsbcao,
bic ss iib aur glufgabe eeitsut bat, ais
3psis Der 9euti9-O OsIterrei5ii9 Nh.
sariidsu SilfssGeieui6aft sas Sam=
melpert untsr ben unsarii9en 2anSs-
Ieuien gu betreiben unp bic aud BE-
reits gang annebmbare Setrdge a6ses
liefsrt bat. bef9Iob In ibrsr legiell
SiBuns, am Sonntug. ben %. Suli,
gormittass 10 llbr, in gli9. Suns's
Sulle, 1888 Race Strabe, eine Spes
aiaIs s8eriammlung absubaltsn, in tpels
der Mittel unb Weee bsiprof,en lpsr
ben iollen, pis bas Silfspert in srsiss
bigger Weiie fortbetriebsn lpsroen tnnn.
es 1T ertpiuidt, bag iid nitt MIR
bic Oelsgatsn. ipnoern aud 9lle, bic
fid fir bas Silfspert intsrsTiren ,3u
eieier 8eriammlung einfinben.
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zpmmerieft nab 8cr,pe.
Am samitas lit SamiIienfeit Der
@apernianasr.

Ger aIteu. id5nen airmesiase Scr
alten Seimatb 1ebsnfenb, bat cit
gfa5er S6af,iihter Dem @aperiideu
W9lmcrdjcr o,lr6 ieineu Yrdiioeutet
Sobn Suiiuann eiucn iilgen ietten
Sfnibed gum aiislooien periprcdcn,
trenn er cine dbnIidIe Seitlihfeit bier
reranitaItet Dsnten mir, iogte Ger
Sobn. nnb cine @ilritnarttfeier oaiu
nit ertra Ianae g9iiridt. fur5 abae.
b.inben. gSor5iieIides Bier, red;t
fnIt, beim SAP coer @las lit ebeuidlls
~ baben. 9iele Sereine babeu be.
reits ibr grideinen in eorpore ,uge.
iagt iinb 5000 bis 10000 gcreinG-
Icie iino ebellio berSIit miIlfcplmen,
ben Sdaibod su oeiuinnen.
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-
3iberal 2eagme Outing,
eamitae, 20. .Suli, GonepSslano
Sotbmanuer Eienie.

Der Gintra6titamm Ro. 290 pcn
unabtdnsissn Srben Der Rotbmdnnsr
,iett am Sonntas. bem 16. Suli, nab
Mlades @rope gum frobli6en pienlr.
3ablrside beuti& 8treine bdben ibrsn
8sIuh ansefaat. fobdb es iiderlid
psrsniis. 3ustht. SeSer tpirb iid be-
itens amiiiir.n, benn bic @orbereituns
gen iino dufs Bette sstroffen uno AUDI
fir ben inneren Weni4en ipirb rsifs
lid asIurst iein. 9as aonlmittse. mel
DIES bic aeituns bss Syeites iune bat,
istt iid aus ben iols.nben Ssrren 3us
fammen: Mubolpb Serniann, Jotn
S9pebtr, Sermann Breeders, 5r.
@rubs. Otto Slider. Sobn Dart unb
3bsobor g}fusb.
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ar5aIid, seIebt unO ieIia asitor6en.

Car iieb3ie Sabre alte giirser.
irics @eteron Ibomas WiaianS
fam am 'saniitas MOrsen, nit sipei
500 @oIoitiifen beidnpert. aus Der
ScIhatcubeiinatb 5u Ssobtiton 9itp,
9rul., mad, Cincinnati uno itieg i'm
sloupareiI Sctcl nb. Am Snmitas
sIbeilo 5cg er nit etIihen ne,igeipon.
renen 5reiiuoen los mo febrte uid,t
cher ms Sctel 5iriid. tis Die 5trei
sroben fdOnen GcIbfiidfe periurt ipas
rem. sm Sonutos Wsorsen ipurbe er
ioot i'm @ett geiiinoen. Or mar ben
5trapa3en Der Sdnopsreife i,idt
,meIr sepntbien. Goroner ,utb asrobat.
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mag, Senuof Die gan5en $4,000 at.
3eptiren miiiie,L menIgitens 10 Iange,
lis Der Stootratb Die 9ieurcgelung
hes @cbnlta 0cS Observation-Disclosures ogrd'
Srbinnr5 icitgcIegt hat Ia barir1er
inrlnerbin nrci Wionote ocraeben ner
6eu, ic beocltct baS $500 IN Der "a.
ide 0es Serrn Souiton.
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Siberal = eaeue ntina,
saniae, z. .Suli GpnepSslanb
gicl @erenGaen.

Die ettpd oreibunosrt qngsitellte
unb Qr6eitsr Der SEQ. 8. Strietmann
SOns' So. iinb am Samitag bieisr
Wo6e bic @dite Der 5irma bel sinsn
picnie, tpeltes in Sisblanb @rope
itattfiuoet. 2lasrlei Dettipiels fir
Sung unb Dit finDen itatt uno ba aud
elm belitates Gbiden Dinner isrpirt
pirb, 10 perbsn ii6 bic glusfliisIsr NIT
i5ren 5amilien obne 3peifel tpnislih
amiiiiren.
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ais er in Dienfien ber @eitern Wrsds
ing 20. BET bem abrib zines 9aufes
bef4dftigt mar, bon etnem ,EStein ges
trofen iparbe unb einen Wippen6ruh
erliti. bat bic @efeaf9aft auf 3a9lung
bon $5050 Dertlast.
So6n .. 5eib unb George g. anorr,
bic Receiptr Der 4rbeiter 5a[ Stod
80, tldgten cine Mietbsforberung
iibsr 1926 sesen @m. O. WulftaEgs
elm.
Gbas. Wilfon erIangte elm urtbeit
iiber $3.50 gegen Greb. W. goot.
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1000 amstudrtise Gate
@erSen 5nr GOnptntion Der Notary
Stubs ermartet.

9ddfie WoHe finbst bier bic aons
BENTON bes 0erbdnbs Don NotarD
flubs itatt, Der ON Wontug Worgen
feline 8eratbunsen I'm gmerD 4ubito,
RUM b.sinnen pirb. gs iinp 4nbeus
tungen Dor6anbsn, bab nabe3u 1000
5erren unb 9amen Der Sonpention
beilpobnen iperben. Der Cincinnati
Rotarb alub. ipel6er 1894 Uiitslieoe.
3dblt, bat bic ausgebebnteiten 8orbes
reitungen fir bic &onDention sstrofs
fen. 3 Co. 9dlbraitb il. lit 9oriibsr
bes grstutiptommittees.
Snfolse Isiner perbdltnibmdbia ges
ringsn Witslieb.raabl fisl es benz Gins
einnaiier alub ui1t lsi9t, aqein fir
bic unterbaltung Der 1000 9Gite su
forgen uno sr bat oesbdlb all bic 8iirs
ger Der Siabt appellirt. Uaan ipirb
Deriu9en, pdbrenb Der Eonpsntionsz
iuofe ben 9eTutern ale SeRnspiirs
bisteiten gtneinnatis 3ugdnsliA gu
MAIDEN.
1as aommittee fir Detorationen
bat iid all bic @efdGfisleute gsnanbt,
ibre pldbe fir bic 4ffuire gu bstoris
ren uHb bat Don alieu Seiten oi. 8srs
iideruns erbaiten, bab Gincinnat!s
6aratieriftifde @aftfrsunoi4aft ii4
gldn3enb bepG6ren pirb.
Rotarp, cine STsaniiation BON Ge@
idGftsmdnMrn, entitano am %. Sc
brrar 1905 in Der Office pon Carl 9.
9arris, zines iunsen 2lnipalts bon
Gbicaso. Gr mar bamuls Elm 0remoer
in Der Stabt unb perbdno iib an iez
mem Gage nit orsi anbersu Wdnner1
au aameraoidaft unb Syreunpiddft.
Dies ipar Der 4nfang bes 9etannts
idaftstrsiIes. tu.lder fpdter ben ylas
men Ro!arp annabm. Ssrr 5drris unb
feline Jreunbe beriammelteu iih u6s
ipedfelnb in ibren Bureaus ooer 9es
IhGftsrdumsn, ipobei iebesmal iiber
bi. sesenisitissn @eiddftserfabrunssn
gsrebet ipurbe. Ra9 unb Nah ertpeis
terte fid Der arsis unb orsaniilrte ii6
,u eiutm Hlub, Der iih, neil er ii4 iss
besmal bei einem anberen Wlitslieoe
berIammslts. Rotarp alub mamie uno
Elm Rab ala alu6abaeibeH abOpttrie.
S9nsG permebrisn iih Oieie alubs
unb I'm Sabre 1909 beitnnbsn fdon
gfotarp alubs in Satlano. Ssattls,
Cos qngeles, Rep gort uno Bottom,
70 bab .s fir ratbiam gehalten tpurbe,
cine rationale Organization bon Ros
tarp aIubs su sriinotn. mas i'm SABRE
1910 in gbicaso seidab, nobel 3err
6arris gum prGiibentsn sepdhlt ipur'
be. SpGtere rationale RonDentipneH
fanben in portEanb. Ore. unb IN Dus
lutb, wfinn.. ftatt. 4uf Der lssteren
ndbmsn auh Rotarp alubs bon Win'
nipes, Canada, tbeil, unb eben in Dn'
Iutb ipurbe bann Der Snterndtionale
9erbanb bon ROtnrp alubs organiiirt,
su bsiIen sritem prdiipsnten 5err Sdrs
ris ebenfdlls aepdbIt purbe.
glm abenb bes IT. Suli pirb beI
gItlanta Rotarp alub 3u gbrsn Der
Oel.satsn Don msbr als 249 Stdbten.
BON Sonolulu BIB aonbon unb bon
8dneouper Bis mad Sapana. i'm 3oos
loaiiden gar!en bag sr0bte Wahers
melonsn gf.n arransiren. tpelfts
i.mals Raitssfunben bat. Bel bisisr
gsl.senbit ipsrbtn 1000 0eorsia
Rattleina,e @aFermelonen TN Gepidt
DON je 40. pfunb oSer mebr isrotrt
iperben.
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9Sic Der lid ireut!

Ter neuc Gbef Der SeneripeDr,
Solitou, tot spor einucluiIligt nit
$4,000 ssabresiaIdr neniaer sufric.
ben 5ii icin aIs Der Soften porbenl
botirt mar. Scrr Souitou miro ie.
Sc& 70 i6lper ibm Sas altG iaIlell
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itellt. nm icit5niteaen, o6 bon DEM
9clOe nidt piellcidt bod nch ehpas
iibriJ gebIleben ipar. I'M zen altell
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nnroe Der einitioe llnionsreiter allf
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@eidlGft llaht.

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glbeabended 5um getrage BON ST..
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gruttoeillnatmen entipreferlb. 1ieie
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betrugen in Dem ON 80. Ssini been,
0ieten Guortal $133,6s9 20 geaen
S126,32l.73 III Der entiprcdenoen
@ScricSc 1915. Oalnals erbieIt bic
Staht Sl579.02.
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O. n. EMERSON GenY Manager.
Great Northern Railway.
G. Il. EWING. Gen'I Manager,
Phlladelphia & Reading Railway.
u. w. GRJOE. Gen'l Supt. 1r1nsp.,
Chesapeake Ohio Railway.
A. 9. GREIG. Asst. TO Receivers.
81. Louis h San Francisco Railroad.
g. W. KOuNS. Gsp1 Manager.
Atchison. Tupekn n Santa Fe Railway
q. W. McMASTFR. Gen'l Manager.
Wheeling Lake Erie Railroad.
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-. @onarb q. @eber, 400 State
stnenl;e, sleent Der Stanbarb Oil SO,
I1cb geitern @bruarb &rinbbs, 370l
9olcrain glpe., perbaften. 3er,elbe
ipJ inn einen tpertbloien Gbe6 iibcr
sos alifgebnnst babeil.
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alio auf 3i,m Neidratbs an 10.
Saiuii rnoirolIib nlitoeieiert graO mie
III 1ellti9lmo.
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N. d. MAHER. vi e-Presidene.
Norfolk u Western Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL Gen'l Manager.
Denver q I.io Grands RstilroAd.
a. n. sCHOYER. Resident vits-Pre..
Pennsylvanin Lines West
W. l.. seldom. v,ce-Pres..
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
A. J. STONE vics-President
Erie Railroad.
q. y. wAID. vice-Pres. 4 0sn'l Mgr.
Sunset Central LinssL
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Refine onbrs arDGl1an NIT stHer 10 stpcbnoen enni.
n!s 9eu 6abD8uiidnoeu uimm eine 10 unnniaitbcs
eeuuua In etirauen beS publiinm5 Elm.
Gle aaisn reine bic Decentralization gubliium tor
1ransporps6s iorbeu barsn. ve.bn esi sume Die.
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Son k.sm 9ouar ben bic Giiensabnsn guoiium
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Bundes- Untersuchung
oder Eisenbahn-Streik?

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Fine Frage, die das Publikum entscheiden sollte

Die
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National -Konferenz Komi Eisnbahnen
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