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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
|FTY-S|X CASES
FOR GRAND JURY
TO INVESTIGATE WERE FILED
WITH CLERK KINaHORN
YESTERDAY.
Tifty-one Yort Law Cases Arc Inolul-
ed-Henry Able Win Answer
Charge Of Murder.

Ffty-six cases five fclunicS and fiji
tS-onc m.sdcmcEEorS. tn b. InvcSuealca
by the September grand jury were filed
yesterday with the clerk at the CIRCUIT
ney, l.. a. O'I3ricn. All uf The riSdG-
mcanor cases charge violations Of the
HuSt law. and More than double the
number filed yesterday are yet To De
filed 10y the state. All in all there
will d., more than hundred such cases
for investigation.
Ffr" f.lurics lead III" list. George
Martin is charged with committing n
criminal assault on :; yunng girl on INC
South Side: Henry .ih!" is charged with
charged with completely in the death 70
Gertrude K"mpI". he being arrested Il.
the time uf lr l.. II. StIllyhrd'S AZ
rcSt--tl- doctor having died since INC
arrest Morris CicaliS is charged with
fcloniolaly cutting Fred Menu: Neil
OF robbery: and Samuel i'rrSi Is charged
with Il uniSd"mcUnnr for pistol tutinR
and ,rlr niously shooting Henry Bar
tholortw.
Yost law indictments will hc asked
against The Following:
Orion Carson; Zen Frazier. John Mos
SEE Maggie Miller Clyde lJamS"l ana
philip Hcarl"y. Dan UMallcS. -: Carl
Fulignn. 60: Frank kanclnskl. l"h'
John kanrinski. t"); Mike. Sonnci cldl'
CO: G,"rG" talvrr'. (2l: m HG''I ~
Lloyd Juhnstun. clyde !!osr aud "a.
Dciswlng"r. Floyd Stewart. Quo II. Au-
hrr, urtJ Wcrirland. Dick Davis. Charles
GoSnjr.r. George Zuhel Dcrn"r tuurSc!'
Mass Rose. Joe Murphy. Laura Pnitcr-
son. Jeanette Hc!man. Iohn Doc ltlch-
ard Hoo. Peter Foe. Mix" Moe EcofS4
McI;"wn and Angelo l.urand". Trny Gat l.
, TO-. dor SChluti singer. ticn. Klein. I. +.
Harrrr. Dan Woods. Vim. Craig and D.
Purpura and Angelo l.UrCndn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
FIRE CHIEF WOULD
; HAVE MORE FIREMEN
ANNUAL REPORT OF DEPARTMENT
WAS FILED YESTERDAY AND
SHOWS MUCH INTEREST
ING DATA

Fire Chief Edward T. Fose has filed
his annual report. showing MAN. inter-
cstIns features. l. shows that 2c4
alarms were ;tuSwcr,.d during tn" fiscal
year ending June goth. with May lead
ing all tbs othr" IuunthS with s. Tires.
There were thir;I-nine false alarms. 80
fires We're caused By sparks: - BY cleo
trio wires: - by gas jets. 10 through
carclcssness with matches: eight from
children playing with matches: - %ere
OF unknown origin and the remainder
II the list were due 10 various causes.
one hundred IT the fires We're box
buildings; 30 In brick buildings, and
the remainder in various kinds OF struc-
lures.
The total loss on buildings and con-
tents during the YEAR was placed at
S6>. 474.4S. There were only three notH-
bic fires during the year. On Nov. -.
the j. r. Lancaster house on the Is
land. was damaged tn the extent o.
S.,x0o and the LOSS on contents was 1858.
IN December 10Th. the Gciirrai hakluE
10. plant at McCoil"rh and Alley 2ard
burned with Il loss Of $@n.pnV and on
February Il 1916. thc II. l.. White stor"
at lll6 Main street. was damaged |" the
extent OF Sl3.l@S.
In his Recommendations Chief Ros"
urges the increase 10y 20 per cent u! IN"
pumping capacity. anu tnc increase III
the number of tiretEta.
only three persons wcr" injured III
all the fires o. the year. Ar"h VI; Me-
ConnauEhy and Miss Costello were burn
ed in Il fire a. the cleaning establish
ruent at II Sixteenth street. ana MISS
NINA sullivan was burned III are at
'rwentv-third and Water Streets that She
started by smoking cigarette,
Five fires nuts side of the CITY wcr"
fought during tn" year: they being at
th. j. C. Brady home. Pleasant Valley
fire AZ C;lauwood, tn" Conrad H'asemgnu
building a, Echo Point. tue r. NJ. GILL;.
land gasoline factory At Renwond. and
the Mrs Ella F,accus home in Hubbard
Lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
P, H, A, CLUB BETTER
FARM TRIP, AUG. 80
ROUTE TO COVER LARGEST AND
BEST AGRICULTURAL PLACES
IN OHIO COUNTY
Tour TO Be Made In Automobiles, Leav-
ing Market Auditorium At $3.50
O'Clock

AIurr than @0u letters will br sent out
today from tn" Pan Handle Agricultural
club headquarters IL tn" members CIV
ing the route 10 br taken and days pro-
gram Of the 'bcttrr farm Trip WrdncS-
day. August 80. under the supervision ~
the Officials of the organization. Tho
letter asks that all members use heir
own automobiles and those whu have
none tn secure cars. If possible. They
are also asked tn invite their friends
who arr not members NJ the club Ia nc-
rumlanv them. ThuSr IL tHhr Ihc tour
arc rArcrt"d lu h.. Il: Iii" club hcaduuar-
irrS. Market Auditorium. not later IMAM
$50 O'clock.
The ruui" will hc rs follows: ". T.
Muntgu,ncry'S farm. near Rcthrl: Will
fum Mct'Uy's farm. National road. Whu
is Inc oldest alfalfa grower in thIS Sec
lion of thr country: l.. W. Supltr near
Itmmry;s Point: y. r. Powell. West Lib
rrtv road: +. ". Robinson. l%ahyS Run
road. H. &. RuchannnS. Valley Grove
road; Joseph Reed. Valley Grove road
execution: Atkinson brothers farm Pat
Irrson road. arriving there At ! 80 noon.
where luncheon will hr tnkrn. MI tnK-
ing tho tour are" expected to bring mas
kris The tour will continue into Wheel
irr. including the Bloch fnrni. near West
.ih"rly On Bethany pike: l'r. j: r. Ea!d-
we'll. also on bethany pike; y: t.. "a
ruhS. and DR.. Andrew WILSON'S iarih
near Glenn's Run. Tho trip VIII nr
ruuriudrd with Il visit 10 the W. t''
Sfnnp farm. near this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
.PyTH|AN5 MAKE
GREAT PROGRESS
SAMUEL MoNTaoMERY SAYS CON-
DITIoNs HAvI NEVER BEEN
MORE ENCOURAGING.
Nearly Seventeen Hundred New Mem.
bera Were Received Into the
Order During Past Year. :

sixteen hundred und etghtE-six mem.
bcrs was the gain. OF the knights or
Pythias lodges III West Virginia during
the Year ending June 80. 1915. THIS.
make; 4 total membership Of 2e,U2T
members. During the year eleven new
lodges We're Instituted. The prospects
for the present year are very "ncouraS-
ing and We expect TO take in great
many more members and new lodges.
The abevc statement was given out yes
lcrday sxby Mr. Samuel Mont emery.
grand keeper Of records and seal Tor
the state lodges before he left for his
home al kingwCud. W. Va. after few
days visit in Wheeling. where he was
arranging for the grand lodge conven-
lion Ut HuntinEiUn next week. He also
gave the ImtclliGencer the following in
lcr"s:lng statistics:
West Virginia leads in the Pythian
Knigk;nood For the past biennial term
its gam of new members was 4,bSS.
prnE%I wanna Is second. Ohio third.
Michigan fourth and Wisconsin fifth.
Yves; EirGinias gain IS :S.55 per cent.
the institutional home plan was defeat
cd and definite steps were taken 10
ABORT substantially similar plans TO inc
mother home plan OF West Virginia.
"A number Of new homes are being
built Throughout; the state by The vari-
Gus lodges AMI they are to be conf
mrndr,l. and thei:' example is proving an
encouragement 10 other lodges who are
holding their meetings in rented halls:
The future oil the state lodges mas
, never hr"n brighter. In 1911. when, the
Grand l.udgc's hooks were balanced. we
had OF hand $I2a.05. We now have on
hands in cash sl2."09.9l. The bust
ness OF the office has increased over
one half and cur membership has in
creased from twelve thousand. eight
; hundred and forty-fivc 10 approx imately
twenty-five thousand. twcnt%-Scve or
an increase Of nine thousand. one hum
drr,l and cirhty-iwo members. During
the I,a:.; year W. were adj" u draw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
.PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
WILL REOPEN SEPT. 5
LARGEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS
ARE NOW ENROLLED AT Ca
rHEDRAL INSTITUTIONS.
Children Of Other Parish Schools VIII
Attend the Cathedral and St.
Joseph's Academy.

1t is expected that during The coming
term the Cathedral High school -:
boys will have the largest enrolment
It has ever enjoyed. There ware over
+0n students during last year and this
season the indiCa lions are ihnt over
500 students will occupy the class
rooms.
Tho Xaverian Brothers. who are: in
charge OF the school. have returned from
their vacations and are ready 10 r"%urn"
the school term September =. During
the summer months Il number of ini
provciuentS hara been made. The en-
trio interior of the building has bten
frescoed and other changes have been
made 10 accommodate th;, expected in
crease in the enrolment this year.
Rev. Brother AnSlem will again b.
In charge. Under his dir"cti0nS Tins
institution has proven one of IT," mos
popular in this vicinity for catholic
Young men HiId II Is demanding lii"
attention Of students 90 all III" parochial
schools in this vicinity.
St Jnseph's. Academy will also open
September 5. En& Will receive a num-
b.r of new students from tn. various
Catholic schools i'll This district
The Sacred Hear school III North
Wheeling and 81. Mary'S school on Thlr-
ly-siNth street. Will open til" same dat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
FINAL SERMON
SEPTEMBER a
TIE REV. ERNEST n. PREUsS TO
LEAVE WHEELING FOE CLEVE-
LAND OCTOBER =.
Will Become Pastor of the T.nth Ger
man Evangelical Reformed Cnufcn
Of the Forest City.

On Sunday evening. September ~. the
Rev. E:rnrsr NJ Prsuss. wlo for tho
past sixteen years has bees pastor OF
St. StephanuS German EvatSclical k"-
formed church. Thirty-StN'h and Eott
streets will preach his final sermon as
pastor OF that congregation. AS an
noufced about two weeks ago IN the
Intelligencer. Mr.. PreusS will Leave
Wheeling for Cleveland. Int". where he
has answered call from the Tenth
German Evangelical Returned church
Of that city.
The Rev. Mr.. Preuss Is making ar
ranyements to pack his household goods
and will leave Wheeling on September
I. assuming his new p&t"ratc early In
October 1t was stated yesterday that
the CONGREGATION has tas"n u" action In
selecting a successor e Mr., FrcuSS. nut
that several ministers from various
cities will occupy the pulpit at III" reg
ular Sabhat hServiCeS his fall and later
ular Sabbath services his fall and later
The resignation of Mr.. Pr"usS was
accepted with great FErct by his con-
Sresation. In his siNeen years as pas
tor Of ST. Stcphanus 'hurch he has been
a tirclcsS worker anc has INCREASED the
membership almost Coubl". Mr.. PrrtsS
has proved TO he one of the most popu-
lar and congenia1 minister's in this COM
munftS- and number. his friends by the
score among all denominations and
those who are not connected with any
church.
Mr.. Preuss. accompanied by his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
LOCAL PERSONS
TaLiny Prominent Part In Bellvtew Cha
tauuua-Patriotic Ministries
SATURDAY,

.IIur.;Ict. issued by tn" Ecllvicw Camp
N.e,ny Assoclriimn for thar t"rt%-
four il annual session. from AuEuS! !.
- n>.n inclusive Luw being held in
the BEAUTIFUL EI"ve near Independence
"a. east Of WclisburG.. have hcen re-
c.iv"d here.
Th" program IL particularly worm?
md InIl;.drs some Wheeling people at
mote. MIR. Frank knrhcl"c and Mrs;
Elsie tIshrr NinChcl"" have charge. AM
Mrs Anna Hilton OFT" is III accom-
PIANIST for song numbers. MISS MArcrliH
S.ifrr, , ruu.il of Mrs Lima HcnniE
sherman. appears on the program as
,vrU and her selections are always r.
r,iv,d with favor. Claud" 'orltr Terry
nr ,hr First Pres bytrran church. gives
:, Inrt,rr '.'rhr Magic uf the Mind.
ON Saturday. August &c: NJ: and Mrs
KInchr!or will Stage II "lniflolic MIN,
strrI SHOW" in which Tie costumes VIII
br both military and patrlotlc. freFaH-
inr ,,n.;IIiuus Of the world will be pie
turrl in song and story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
LINSLY BULLETIN
BEING CIRCULATED
Boys Are Getting Out Splendid Paper
and Circulation Is Being Increased
=Nunlher of Pages Doubled.

Tho I.insly Bullclin. edited and gotten
UP Ivy the Cadets "f I.ius!! will lie is
sued mont ly this year instead OF quart
crly rs heretofore.
Under the efficient management M
the rditur-in- chief, Major Milton Gut
man the boys are husily getting ready
for The September issue. the stan mas
formed teams in making :, whirtwlnd
rampaicn for new subscriptions. IN
the hrs! two hours Of cnnTaSSinS 81
new subscriptions were secured. MaJur
Giutman IS most ably assisted by Cap.
Elmer Sch"nk. l.icl. Charles liaer, Ser
gcanls Andrew McClmrr, Charles Milton;
rnrroralS Chester Mcnkrmclicr and
Werner Hudorn MrSsrs Jos. II. Baer,
IIad"rn and VIM. Mrnkcm"lfcr have
most gencrousi! PAT their cars al IN"
service rf Ihr school for IN" campaign
and the enthusiasm with which the boys
have taken hold of the paper hugurs
well for it's compl"I" success.
This year the Bulletin Will doubled in
the number of pages and ronta in II seq
ton devoted ~ rely t. Alumni news
Editorial staff.
Editor-i n-chicf, Major Milton Gutman:
i.icaGSnmnis Wilbur stan'lsrwirk aud
charles H. Racr: ScrgcnnI+ Gricr Thorn
burg. John. Marsh and Andrew Mcclure.
The I.inSIy Booster has just come
from thr press and has been Histrihut ed
among the Alumni and friends Of old
LIpSly. II contains hummer or letters
from parents Uf boys in school. deans nt
colleges and friends who know. testify
ing 10 The rXucllcnt work and high stan
,lard Of educational efficiency atlnincd
hv I.insly since its rchirth and over
hauling in 1919.
Here are seven reasons why hoy
should gn 10 l.!nSly:
Unc--Nrt r"-"ducaliunal.
Two-TrachrrS' arc all mon.
linn,
Classes small,
Fnur-Miltary school.
t'ivc-rrrparation for college or TECH
school.
SiN-Prnmot ion hv. subjects. Courses
may he finished in three years.
Sevcn--LinslE spirit of cooperation
AMI hrlpfulncss between the teachers
and boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
RECEIVED AIREDALES
TWO Handsome CANNES to Be Exhibited
at State Fair, Imported From
England

Two handSnr!" .iircdHl'' Of English
birth, imported by MIR. Th"Im;tS WadS-
worth ri the Wadsw worth Riding trad-
envy, were received here. Yesterday AMI
will h., placed Ia tn" dog show during
tn. stat. ia /. Many visitors wcr" At
III" Wad$wnrth AradrmE near ~"
" h"cling pari, yesterday /" view the
cannes They arr Icy brighten Star. tn"
prize Nlrc,lalr At HI. En&!r$h SHOWS.
Three con. " dogs owned hE Mr.. WadS-
worth arc also /" I've placed on rNhl-
bltiQn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
ONE WEEKS RETREAT
Will Be Conducted In St. Alphonsus'
Church From September to Sep
teniber 10.

: one weeks retreat. conducted by
Rev Father Robert. e. r. of st. PaulS
munastary. will b" held at 81. -Alph"n'
sus' church. beginning sunday. Septcm-
her :. and ending Sunday. September
10. Daily mcditalinus al 80 a. m. fol.
lowed ny mass At i Il. M. Sermon and
at 80 p. m.
Sine" This is til" f,rSl retreat 10 hn
hold ut ST. AlphnnsuS' church. it Is tho
desire of The committee III charge that
all members be- present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
IARKrN DAY AT PARK.

Yesterday was LHrkin club day AZ
Wheeling Park and WIS big success.
many people attending from All me
surrounding towns and the rural dis
Ir!rts. At noon a hig spread was en-
jayrd under the shade trees on the
bark mound. The hig concrete swim
ming pool proved very popular Aan!
look a cool dip which added 10 their en-
ioYlnent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
POSTMASTERS
OF the Wheeling District Are Being
Instructed Regarding Appli.
cantS For Army.

Sergeant w. W. Evans. who is in
charge of the local L. s. Army ,c-
cruiting office, has been spending the
past few days visiting the towns in the
Wheeling district and instructing the
postmastcrs at the various offices how
they are 10 accept applicants for Sc
vice in the Army. A new ruling pass
ed at Washington gives postmasters
authority 10 accept men for. the ser
vice pending further examination
bt the regular officers. They are
paid s. for each man they yet 10 IN
list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25

s179.7s interest on our daily cash bal;
ance; something unneard OF before iH
the history Of the Grand Lodge o.
Nest virginia." =. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25

returned this week from their vacation
spent with Mrs. l'rcuss' relatives At
Norwood. Ohio. Il suburb Of CINCINNATI.
and other relatives and friends in that
section. Mr.. prcuSS will occupy the
pulpit at the regular Sabbath services
until his final Sunday. On that day he
will preach in German at the morning
services and English in the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
HUSBAND PAID FOB Hen.

Mrs. George Richner was fined $40
and costs in rclice court yesterday
morning On charge Of being drunk.
Her husband paid the fine. Mrs. Rich.
ncr sail that her husband used hesr.
mean. uiid had hecn doing so for years.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
gSeno pore @Gnb biem!"

Get er oct Rnab. Iom Ip6er ira
De circumference apiuoers Runo.
mar De iamler fig / 5farer / ga.
oerne. Gin os 5reol @fp os Rnol"
@r 9inoenburg o. Racfenien Ia.
gems 5elte / De soerite g%eioItnings.
lag. ian er 9iebfnecbt 8a9ens 9elt
/ BET 6reoere Samiun0slae. 5 Rbin.
propinien bar Der opret uo0elt Op.
rnab meo 0roene: g5ienoen itaar
/ port eget Gam. 0enne 6ienoe
er Den qqren0e WisforngieIie meo
ari9ens gDroer.
Mange apinoer bar funoet BE.
ifeitigelie / eRanocnes tioliaere
gr5perp. De brllges iom aonouf
tsrer oa go9nitprere paa 5poroog.
meme / De minore trafifereoe gD
oefe. o. Be fsrer ogiaa 9alfe0ogne
% itnrer Tor ReIten oeres 8eite me0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
6oa6# man #%frgeter.

De lpie 6orpentningers 3io er
forbi = Tiger ben 6iempenote 8gif.
l~on0sfarer. 5 ben breoe 9eiolfning
er man eiter6aon0en fommen til @r.
%fen0elie AZ at ari9en fife bet lan8e
Qgb oil iere til noget goot. Man
er forbereot pna, at ben oil gioe
Qan0et ct iaaoant efonomiif 9rDf.
at Oct 6lioer tiingt at bore. d
Iontioia meo, at oenne @rfenoeIie
blioer %raaoen0e, feoes ogian Sra.
bet ON 3re0. 5reo 10 igr 10 belIere
faler man me0 ben igpne Wano
berneoe. iaa er BET life 9eaeiitrin.
gems Sue, Der faruer bans 0rO.
BE. oct er en- N~isforneielie. iom
man life lrngere ~beitrpber iig Tor
at THULE. Wisforneielie meO 5or-
boloene, Tom 9rigen bar ifabt.
genne M~isforneieIIe biemme tom.
mer oaian Soloaterne | StDttegra.
Dene for IRE. Der fommer 10 Col.
batter biem paa ORION, og De Ter,
at suitruer o. Born bar 9eio9r
nleo at faa 6eoen. ia. at be inIter.
Raar De orager til 5ronten i9en,
ioa fnurrer De og %forlanger. at ifal
be IRtte 9ioet mo / 9ompen. iaa
ifaI De regerenoe til @engPIo ogiaa
igrae for 0eres S1ritruers og 9srns
9ipsophoIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
oanOelcus aaar.

8iaoet ipsraer I'm 6iemmels.
mano ON 6anoeIens Stillina Der.
neoe. % Ran ioarer
8et beoite 9epis iaar man oeo
IN 5pnoieretur j 5amborgs oaDu.
Ser. 9nor ier par 0un0reoois a
1ampere. qiD % arbejoe. er Der
MI title o. uO6sOt. Sfibene ligger
langs aaierne / ire 1affer. %
ben mngti9e apmpaoamper BIS.
maref4 roger op ooer Dem ale. 6gr
lsb Der 200 Dampere 10 % ino
al 3aonen ON 8ageH. gau er De
Dampere. Der teller. nanme Al
telle. ri Samborgs 1000 9aone.
arbeioere er Der life mangc I'll.
6ase- 90 Lungs aaierne er mango
aontorer fuffe6e. Mon 0amburg
nogen sin6e mere fan tilfompe fig
I'm Blaos ! Ronfiirreteen De0 81
Den al De andre geroeusbaone2
9na Hbineu er Der 0erimoo itor
Srnflf. Ser 9nnr Ger mango Sfibe
De beisrger 6orbinoelien meo Rot.
ter0nm.
ailiioit ipsraer gIaOet:
Og booroon mener MI Den inpne
toife gefoIfning, at 5reoen itdl
fomme?
Seq tror, iuorer ban, at ben baa.
Der paa. at 6oIfeItemningen for
Jreo ifal Oofie iig iaa itprf | De
itore 8per, at ~gegeringen maa ifrioe
til Observation-Disclosures for Of uno.
gaa en- inore aatoitroie. Cg ieg
tRnfer npiten, at be regerenoe baa.
Der bet iamme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Sil 8roititntiuneli.

Sa, Den 8ei gaar naturligpis
ogiaa en- Gel al 5piflanos apinOer
l1nOer oisie 5orbolo. d oo9 -
oenne alasie auinoer. De proititl.
ereoe. bar ogiaa iaaet arigen at
isle. 5 De ferite ari8smaane0er
fnnoe man ie 4nnoneer / 8laoene
ON SllpeIer % Smpfter til Salg
baa0e Der % Der ! De @aoer, Der
5ar et minore 9oot 9fp. Eel par
0emimonoen, Jon tr9nate til Ben.
8e. Ter leoes bel nof enonu bsit %
pilot i BET natIi9e Berlin. men Der
er fife mere iaa mango ON at gioe
@en9ene I'D % on At oriffe Clam.
payne. De tpife 0fficerer bar BOG
tiliDnelaoenoe fife opgfoet gamle
8aner. 0oer 5oIoaterne oaages
Der oerimoo meo argussine. )
% / stsln bar ieB let, at
Der itaar Soloater meo opplantet
9aionet 8o9t pe0 5u08an8eu til
De proitituere6es @a0er. Snlen
Soloat j Uniform iaar 9oo At pas.
iere. Eel ifal ooa o9re 6pnot. at
Soloaterne laaner iig cipilt Isl
men BET er o3iaa hanoet - ioale.
oes / aeln E. At De er bIeoen %.
oa9eoe o. bar iaaet m0tiI 1 Mars
1pnaielsitrai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

enaelif 5orm Tor Iocialt 9lrbeioe.
0roet Excitement betnoer pao DanIf
QoIoni % pil i oenue 5anmen.
bpng iiae Ell aoIoni of ~ihtoerenoe.
Der bar ilnaet III neo / ct 5ottig.
f%oarter. 6eIs Tor At ihroere 9inet
Der. oeIs for n brin9e oeres iat
tiae 9rsore o. Sdtre. 5pao Dc ieIo
maatte babe iorn6 for oisie afssllno.
ifaber. 7onnelie o. 9ro.
Oct par I hsifirfeliae areoie /
0rforo. at Sanfen ON at oanne e
iaaoant Settlement par iIaaet neo.
% / 1881 Ieieoe man oo en- gam.
mel airfeifoIe / 9ethial @reen i
9ts9onoon. % to nnae 9rGiter
iIoa fla neo her.
De fsrite aar al oct unae Get.
Elements Gin BAR tranae. arbei6et
par fife innoerIiat pei forbereot. Of
man monaleoe itliSerenbe. Iom oiIoe
ORE In for BET o. fIntte no til 9it.
9onoon: men Der oar BOG no9le
Imoa 9%e1nnSeIier. 6o Snaram ooer.
toa 9eoelien.
Get oiite iia mart at bare ndret
IT genialt @rcb At iatte BAN til
bette ar6eioe. % i Be 9 War. ban
itoo / 5pioien for 0rforO 9oirie.
bfomitre6e bette o. oanot ii9 ct
Ram lanai no oner enalon0s @rrn.
Ter. Ger BET fsrite ioritoo Snarm
III 2onoon'erue iom fun ia. Mot
/ bette fpmpempsiige Satti9foarter
6oor 2ipet iaIoer araat / 9raat. off
0ennc iul8e Mnno omfrina. ior-
itaarnoe % aIti6 nib Al goot 0u.
MGR.
san iraoe6e ira 6ns til 0us.
iao / De inlaa Stier % berte taal.
mo0i9t paa Menneifers sfosbiito.
rier. tog ia Al DC nngc plano. 9en.
oeuote iil I'll 9arten. naar oenne
life reparereoe ReoIsbsrenoerne ei
Ter loo rruie Moafeu oio. oio. d
bans muntre. Iiaeiremme. men ooa
iaa opbt oloorIi9e @pien panotgit
9onoon'erne. llnoerte9neoe e%rinorer.
6oorIeoes iea enaan1 iaa BAN ona
no til I'm goau, efter at bare prn.
oifet / en- airfe I 9it.9onoon. ON.
gioet at 0pno % apinoer, Der
flnppeoe BAN paa SflIoeren % sn.
ifeoe BAN 6aroel me6 en- 9ierte.
.Iiabeo. Tom oirfe6e aribenoe pao
5ilifucren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
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