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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
"rHE EVIL rHEREoF"-v1aG1r1A

The Evil Thereof" powerful moral
ltE drama. BY Charming Pollock am!
Rennold Wolf. the noted pnywriGhtS.
viii be the feature offering at the Viz
Ginia Theatre, Monday and Tuesday.
paints the relentless pursuit Of the al
mighty dollar in such true and bold
coiors that the ph3luplay will clcctrIry
the public with its startling realism and
uncompromisinS fidelity IL life! This
extraordinary screen play is designed TO
depict the human tragedies ana Ccspairs
that exist in the background of life and
that are pressed into every dollar bill
IN remarkably novel manner. The pro-
greSs Of the phot"play dclin.aleS the
shattered loves. the broken hearts, the
many crimes that arc I'll" real cost ur
money. This notable production Of the
Famous Players Film Company on the
Paramount Program Is certain tn
leave Il lasting and inspiring impression.
An oil star cast headed by Frank Lose"
the celebrated stage star Will be seen
in this production: The added features
for the two days are: Chnplcr three Thu
Mysteries Ut Myra" and the Paramount
TraveluSue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
"BoBBIE OF THE BALLET"-CoLo.
NAL.

The death of Mrs. Hrant. widow
with three children in a New York tcn"-
mcnt. left Hnbbic Brent. Il chorus girl.
Ia be tn" sole support Of her little sis
ter and baby brother. Elurbird IhuIn-
plays have SC-ccnrd Il $Iury Of Erra,
human interest, taking this incident as
the basis. and Louis, Lovely will i'm
personal" the show girl i'll 'BJbhic Of
tho i;allrt.' the attraction AT TIA" Colo
ui.l Theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
with Lon CLANCY and Gretchen Lcdrrrr
the leaders in her supporting company.
There is a ftncy-inSpi"ng love story
running through tho live acts nf tn
feature. and IL IS not until the very end
Of the subject that tn" outcome ri the
heart interest; may b" definitely con-
sidcrcd. Miss Lovely. now firmly IS
tabliShcd rs Il l;lu"bird star. has never
been So we'll suited with - role adHpr"i
to her beauty and charm as In "Rnhh~
nf tho BALLET" n l"aIur" that is sure IL
hold with fascinated interest tho atIrn-
ton of picture fans" who delight in an
exciting scream drama.
The Mutual Weekly AMI a very funny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
THE THEATRES
couRr-sMME. PAvIowA."

One Of the greatest events in the MIS-
tory OF the motion picture art Will open
a weeks engagement at the Court 10,
day. two performances daily 2:l5 ana
Sis, when Russia's dancer, Anna Far'
Iowa. will appear on the screen, IN a
massive spectacle entitled The DUNN
Girl of Portci."' 1912 brought QUO
, Eadis' to the motion picture screen.
This was the first picture play exploit
ed at O first class theatre in the same
manner as a spoken play. People said
that II would be ten years before an
other stage production would be reveal
ed. But in the next year there came
from Italy "Cabtria." which was regard
ed as beyond question the very last
word in motion picture production.
Prophets stated that this would be the
final effort. but before "Cabria' had
ceased to attract the crowds all over
the country an American master of film
craft produced The Birth Of Nation
which was so good that people paid
$500 for seat TO see It. Prophets got
busy again. insisting that it woUld be
ten years more before a production could
be made worthy Of comparison.
But the year of 1915. is not ended yet.
and before it is closed a mighty film
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10

! double bill OF feature attraction IS
offered al tho Rex theatre for today and
tomorrow. DE Wolf Hopper. the famous
comic opera star. with lay Tencher, will
l,c seen in MIR. Guude. the Samaritan.
u Evr-acl Triangle production. and Billie
Burke will also b. present IN The Har-
vest OF Sin the seventh chapter OF
"Gluria's Romance" mir. Goode, the
Samaritan" is Il story that is bubbling
- or with parking humur. and Is rich
III big dramatic moments.
The seventh chapter of "Gloria's Ro-
NANCE" with fascinating Billie Burke
in the leading role. tells OF the Harvest
of sin" which uvertakes Frencau. who
is planning TO marry Gloria in order 10
avail himself of the use of her wealth.
The other picture on the program shows
all the modern dances and how to dance
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10

organization known as the Universal
Film Corporation VIII present Anna
Pavlowa in The Dumb Girl of Portict''
and the. officials OF this organization
expect that their efforts will be hailed
as the greatest achievement since mo.
tinn pictures were first presented. Re-
served seats are now selling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
TO PARADlNG ORGANIZATIONS.

All organizations expecting to
participate in the patriotic parade
are urgently requested to cal up
the office Of the Wheeling Com.
mercial association before Monday
noon, and notify the secretary Of
the approximate number OF march.
ers they expect to have in their
ranks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Car Victims, Obseauies.

A double funeral Will be held this
morning at $3.50 o'clock for Miss Fay
Moore and her little niece. Marjorie
Wunschel. The last sad rites were
conducted Sunday afternoon at the
family residence at $50 South Penn
street, with Rev. Jacob Birmingham
%. D.. pastor of ST. Luke's P. 2. church
officiating. The remains will be laid
10 rest in Greenwood cemetery. Miss
Moore was almost instantly killed on
Thursday night by Wheeling Irac
ton car at the Wheeling END or tne
Steel bridge while she was attempting
to save the life of her little niece.
Miss Marjorie. Marjorie lived until
-; ,,,orrioo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
& M Waideman Dead.

At the family home. 1928 McCol-
Iloch street, last Saturday evening,
occurred the death of F. NJ. Weideman
after an illness of several months. The
deceased was a cooper by trade and
is survived by widow and one son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Robert j. Murphy.

Special Dispatch to the nItelligencer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. July 9.-:Aoc
pendicitis caused the death TO-DAY IN
master, Of Pullman. Richie county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10

Israel Funeral Today.
The funeral Of Addison Israel Will
be held this afternoon at his late resi-
dence. No. 443 North From. street. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
I.IHAT AND WATER.

Chairman 3. E. Adams issued a call
Yesterday for meeting of the light
and water committee tonight, 10 take
up several petitions for lights and wa
ter plugs that have been laid before
them by council. Other matters will
be discussed BY the committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Ynunu Child Dead.

Katherine. young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cope, died Saturday
morning at the family residence l96
Pierce street, after a brief illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10

died suddenly Friday morning. Rev.
E. G. Howard, pastor Of the First Eng,
! lish Lutheran church. VII! conduct me
s ,s7 Interment will be in Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10

of William and Jane Taylor Hare. The
father is still living, at the age of st
Mr.. Hare is survived by his wife
who before marriage was Miss Eliza
beth Scheele: two daughters, Mary
and Jane, and three sons, Edgar
Francis and John. all Of this city;
four sisters, Misses Sarah, Martha
Mary and Mrs. c. H, Wheeler, and two
brothers, Andrew S. Hare OF the Nat
ural Gas company OF West Virginia,
and William Fl. Hare of the plumbing
firm.
Mr.. Hare was a prominent member
of the Second United Presbyterian
church, being an elder in that congre'
CATION, and was also financial secre'
tary of the Wheeling U. P. presbytery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
A DOUBLE BILL AT THE REX.

comedy: The UutburSts OF Everett
True" will be the added attractions.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

we are In the market for live OF
dressef turkeys, also young ducks and
cnickfns. Good time to sell while
prices are good. City Feed Store. 44-4
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

Cnfer up that dismal household by
purchasing one of those grafanolas
ana some OF the latest records. Smoke
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

Columbia gr4fanolas and records for
sale at the SIN Pike House.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
WANTED-POSTTION AS
HOIJSEKEEPER.

BY lady with 14-year-old daughter,
in or near town. Enquire at this OF
fee. 36f
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

YOU'D can get cement blocks suitable
for chimneys and we'll curbing at
Chester Arnolds.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

First-class milk cows for sale or viii
trade for stick cattle. MADISON
MYERS, Farmers line 43. 39-tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
IN EXCHANGE

A secpon OF wheat land In the Big
Bend country to exchange for Camas
Prairie Hands or personal properties,
II VIM. Mulhall. Fem, Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

wanted-Cotntry lard, at the City
Meat Market. 40tf.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
FOR sALE-s HOLsTEIN BULLS.

One a five-year-old with a high grade
pedigree, bought from one Of New
York's best herds The other about
10 months old, fine individual sired
by Americas be4t Holstein. Twice
a gold medal wilmer. Am Offering
at a great sacrifice In order 10 sell.
Registration paperS furnished.
89tf. WALTER HICKERSON.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

MONEY at low rate and 8 to 10
years time. See M. L. Ayers. Oppo.
site Fair Store
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 4
BY shATTUCE.

TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID STATE
FOR THEIR REJECTION OR APPROX. I
AL THE QUESTION OF WHETHER
SAID SECTION IN 81 Sa nGJhD BE BIZ so %
SALE OF ONE HUNDRED (lOOl SEA |
| TIONS OF SCHOOL LANDS INSTEAD
| OF TWENTY-FIVE (25) SECTIONS M
NOW PROVIDED FOR, TO BIZ SOLD
IN SuBD BY OF ,a TaR ncpy RV q
LAND TO ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL
| COMPANY OR CORPORATION
Be. it resolved by the Legislature Of tie
State Of Idaho:
Section 1. That Section Eight 49, dA
ticle Nine (9) of the Constitution Of tAs
the State of Idaho be aended to read %
Section 8. 1t shall be the duty Of Tie
State Board of Land Commissioners y. =
IprOvide for the location, protection, nle
or rental of all the lands heretofore q
which may hereafter be granted 70 Ine
State by the general government, unael
lsuch regulations as may be prescribed y
law. and In such manner as Will secure
the maximum possible amount therefor s.S |;
Provided that no school lands snsi
sold for less than ten 1O) dollars pg
acre. No law shall ever be passed D1 tns
Legislature granting any privileges 70 ~! wl
lpublic lands, subsequent to the sufty
thereof by the general government X. "
which the amount to be derived W Wy
sale, or other disposition OF sucn , ANU
liy. The legislature shall, at the ear hes.
practicable period, provide Dy Jaw Y. s no.
the general grants Of land made Dy eG ~
gress to the state shall be 1uoicis0ISs MA n n
Gated and carefully preserved u hhI a auction
for the use and benefit of the r es gsuss
objects for which said grants d II M n,o.
were made, and the Legislature s snsr, I'M KIM
vide for the sale OF said lanas h ssvI an III
state lands and for the faithful appll ply msS
of the proceeds thereof In aceoruiaahsS KIT
the terms of said grants Pr ,ooI sa.tions
not to exceed One Hundred iV y, nv CeSA ana
of school lands shall be s sSl0 IL Il not
to exceed Three Hundred any 1ndyIdulL
(32O) acres of land to any one inu''''-
company or corporation. - .uhmItd
Section 2. The question 70 ., " Idaho at the
to the electors of the State OF luanv, o 1
next general election shall De so, as !, Iricis
lto-wit: That Section Eight W u Ids 1aM
Nine (9) of the Constitution Oh IL auo ~ One
amended SO as to permit the leh sSle land d
Hundred l100l section, o 81 s Sections to y
Hundred and Twenty 1920 acres =, eOr.
to any one individual, compan! "
py Section 3. The Secretary q dt,,I Sta@ 4
thereby authorized to make puv.ii'iG n Each
this Constitutional amendmeht. onspeutvl
county for at least six tN o1 election election 3
weeks prior to the next gene ear AZ genera
Circulation published in each c0un''
This Joint Resolution passetHu twenty spt y.nlptl
of Representatives on the '"s
day of January, 1910. II CONNER,
(SEAL) a. A. RepreseDtatiVes
This Joint Resolution passeIi aiS
on the 18th day OF tenTusMt II TAYLOR
fsEAIa President Of the Se--,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

Blue stone, l6 cents per pound at the
Miller Implement Co.'S.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

1 pay high prid es for hides, sheep
pelts. tallow and horse hair. Call al
the City Feed Store. r. M. CAREY,
buyer. 12-tt
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12

State of Idaho "'ufe Of th
Section /. That section ho .,,.,
Article Of the Constitution Of f aSuueS y
OF Idaho, the same to be known ue Saa
lgnaated as ss, Section % of Article g. ana ~ =
Section %. From and after tho
OF May In the year 1917, the msnntsar
sale, keeping for sale, and transnos.suN
for sale of intoxicating LIQUORS f ~ Satoa
age purposes are forever prOhihitad w,si'
Legislature shall enforce this ssctIo, Ia
all needful legislation. 'Se''0n "
| Section 2. That the question IN ha -,
mftted to the electors Of the State ~ y h NY
at the next general election shall hs y.
"Shall the Constitution of tho s,... :,
Idaho be amended by adding to Art S Y
thereof new section forbidding the man, !
facture, sale, keeping for sale and tr.a.
lportation for sale OF intoxicating ,io.os.
for beverage purposes from and after D II.
hrst day of May, 1917, and REQUIRING n.
Legislature TO enforce such amendmess \,
Section 3. That the Secretary n, s,...
shall cause publication Of this pronOs s
constitutional amendment TO be made an.
q week for six consecutive weeks Drior IA
the next general election In one newman,
OF general circulation published in sscs
county in this state. ''''
This Joint Resolution passed the Sepsb
on the 10th day of January, 1918,
(SEAL) President Of the Sonata
This Joint Resolution passed the Hous
of Representatives on the 21st day Of jan.
qsTy, 1915. oo,,,,.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. ..rs.
Three furnished rooms ,T rOi St
keeping Enquire of VIM. "s''
oukk Liquid Blister aunaguudsd
remove Spavins or money IA
Fort sale by City Feed Store
Ah the Smoke House you o'as and oil
on sale Columbia grafanoi"'
the latest records.
Buy a registered Holstein Dull
nv add, best bargain eTvTg1fc;KERSON
S9tf. WALTER
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
chhrifio sTiroo OF cERrrrrrn
DEPARTMENT or no l.

STATE n eERrIFIEn ~
DEPARTMENT or H no
i. GEORGE R. BARKER IATE
State OF the State Of Ian Secretar, :.
certify that the annexed duasO' Do Sss,.SSe
ana complete transcript q, full, ts ~!
SENATE JOINT REsoH
p..s.a A.. BY HART ON No.
rassed the House Jannsryy y, Ids.
FILED In this Office fanny y, 1915.
HOUSE JOINT REsoLur,o,
p.ssoa A.. by sHATTUCKli No.
Passed the Senate Febraayyr lois.
FILED In this Office Febrnasyu Il 1915.
In testimony whereof i Iaf NJ =, 1918
set my hand and affixed tb nave hereunto
Of the State. Done at me tHe Great S esl
Capital Of Idaho, this s. E SISlse City, IL
September, In the year Of if'e nnIth day Of
thousand nine hundred NJ ana our Lord OSs
OF the Independence Of th Mu SIXTEEN, ana
Of America the One Hundred United .uS States
FIRST aDu Forty.
(sEAL) 0"oh Sacrd R. BARKER
| Secretary OF a.,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
RESOLUTION
by SHATTUCE AoN No. 4
SENATE JOINT REsoIur,o,,

A J9 2rN ME- R3IEEssoG1LuTioN iPiRopoNrO :.
44fNoE N on THn 81 SEAT The f. G $SSSsS
ADDING A NEW SECT III IDAHO BY
TICLE 3 THEREOF, Tim atEoS TO Ar.
TON TO BE KNOWN AS AS s STAlD SEC.
OF ARTICLE 9, PRoHiBiTTTSN1di LION 9
MANUFACTURES, SALE iI IN TH
F F0R SAIL SALE o OR ,, TRANspoRRTTaaFFIISSSS
T H0R sA NON OF RrJ INNppooXICATiNGSiIlISSs
AND DIRECTING THE LEGISSEF
TO ENFORCE THE SAID AnnnrrA hI RE
ZION BY ALL NEEDFUL IFerSSEECC
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-10-12
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

Piano for sale at the "Manse".
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NlieenbfQIprL. SSrIonb. Ib. Mpl

0iieenstolpn, Srlonb, 10. gpriI.
- Ser britiide Dampfer Gbic muir.
be bon einern beltti6en Enuhboot
torpeoiert rno berIeutt. Nein3ebn
WitgIie6er Der 1eiotung fpiir6en BIER
eeIan6et; elm Mettungsboot nit oht
Mann itebt nod ails.
Palnta De Woiorca, 8oleoriihe
'Snieln I'M Mitte[I1noiifen Mfeer,
IT,. MpriI. Ser ipanil@e Batet.
bnmpfer Soime trof bier geIterrl
NIT Der Beinsung oes bon einent
&au9boot ~berlentten frnn5oiti9en
|9nmpfers @eea bier elm. gega muir.
be, ebe man iie p~erienfte, getuarnt.
Der 9efeblsbober oes Saiid6ootes
aber lol Die Grfl1rlits abgegeben
babert oaB, p1re es elm britiides
S6iff gemelen, 0a8lelbe obne borbe.
rige @arnung berienft tppr0en tpGre.
2onoon, 15. MpriL. Ser eng.
alhe 9ampfer oSbenanOoab" lit ouf
cine Mtine geronnt itno untereeedn.
gen. 3nei @nnn 6er geiasung iiu0
ertrunfen. 0ie nSbeHonooab@ NOR
1855 Sonleii eroB.
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Gms BEN State.

@npne. Sobm 9etubanfs, Der
aus Der BooIbaae bon SoItetter
@eLo enttuen6et botte, ipitroe 5u Ell
rer 8udtbausltrafe bon 1 biz Z
SSdbren berurteilf.
Sails GitD. Infer Srt bat be-
fonntIid BEL Der lasten @dbl Die
9robtbitionsfcfid ab~geiporfett. SECT
fat cine a[n5abI 5rauer, ipelde fo-
natiide Heferuer uno 8robibitiO-
niitinnen fino, beldIolien, IN 8u-
finft bier nidts mebr 5u fni,Fen,
ioldnge I'M Srt Birtihaften bette.
fen. Berni es nmgefebrt Der
Saa gefuelen mare, 6a ipGre man
idon ii6er BITE nidt IOfaIpatriott-
fHen Sraiier berge8ogen nber ID
pir0 es non Der Experimentation
greiie ola cine Seloentnt geprie.
len.
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70 8asenlabansen Gubilaes I'M.
teriuegs.

Geo. S. @ein, Ser @eI6aftg.
letter Der biefigen Cadillac Gontpn.
ny, ueIder iih in Detroit al Ell.
mem geid1ftliden 8eiu6 in Der
Cadillac automobi[ 6abrit auf.
belt, bat geitern Der bieiigen SiIia.
Ie telegrnpbiert, ooB er bic 6abrit.
leitung beronIaBt bat, % 8ogen.
Ioonngei1 Cadillac @utomobile in
eitem SpejinIsue bierber sii fen.
Den, Der 5amstog bon Detroit
abgeben miro. Dies lit eine Der
groBten gin3elienOungen In Der
@eitihte Der 4utomobi[ . sSliou.
itrie, ull0 Die groBte, ie tpeltlidl
ron 9etroit peridifte. Man fam
0nraus erIeben, tpeldeu ltminb Die
bieiiae 6ilinle er5ielen miB, mas
ia bei Der anertannten l~leberleeen.
beit Der Cadillac : Wialdinen aud
nidt aberraiAt.
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9omarO q. Ba(oriOge
fit Oe(egate=at=(arge

@e1tsnnipalt &ofpor6 s. 9aIo-
ridge, pelder ais &anoioot fir re-
publifantider HationaL . &omitee-
mann.ot- Sarge ouftritt, berOient Die
llnterltiibung Der HeplIblifaner mite
fem on0erer. St lit nidt MIR Elm
fG9iger Mobofot, Iorloern bat ftd)
aud nIs goiintpnntuaIt nIs Elm
ebrenbnfter 4iftiger uno eeredter
8eanlter ertDielen.
Der republifaniihen Gartei mar
CT itets elmer ibrer %getreueiten an-
Danger. 5tets bot en- fir oas 8obl
uilo SntereIIe Der 9artet gearbeitet,
obne ielbitiidtige 3mede au perfol-
gen, MIR Der Safe tpegen. 4uBer.
Dem lit er Elm onrdaus Gberaler
Monn.
Gr ift gegen &riegsbeser fpie BOO
icpelt unD Goot, un0 tritt oesbalb
fir einen Mmn eifr, Der ais Bra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ole Republican,
ihe 9nrtei 5ltm Siege BIZ fiibren I'M
Sturoe III, ndmli6 fitr Charles g.
Sugbes, Dem frlberen Goubernellr
bon 9telu Yorf nito iesigen &i4ter
ont b0diten @eridt oes 2anoes. gr
lit 0obon iber5engt, oaB oieier allein
Die beridie0enen 6raftionen Der 4or.
tel o~uiammeni9mieoen fam, iooaB
ELL republifaniider 8abliie9 8u en-
Dartelt lit, Der unter @uebes 6os
2ort0 BON ie0er Ariegsgefabr eltt-
fernt balten tDiiroe.
Serr 8alorioge lit Elm Mnnn, Dem
Die @epublifurer BON Rebrasfo bel
Der gtational. aonbention nit <be
ibr @eidid in Die Sdn6 legett folt.
tlen, od es BEL ibm nuf oas bette
nufge6oben 1T, mesbalb ieoer re6t-
lid oenfeftoe &epubIifmer linn bel
ben grimGrtuablen ieine Stinmte ge-
ben iolte.
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Wiarttberi9te.

linSDieB -8ufrtbr 1897.
geef Stiere, nftibe.
gorit.gefiitterte geenes.
3iemli9 CUTE Bis CUTE 500
$40.
Mittelm6Bige 9.60-8.90.
GeipobnIi1e 7.60-8.60.
aiibe, 0tartt felt.
@ute bis bette &iibe 7.25-S.00.
9ienliA quite 6.25-7.25.
MittelmGBige 4.00-6.25.
Sellers, Marft felt.
@ute cts bette Settlers 7.50-
1856.
5toders uno Teeoers, Marft feIt.
suite Seeoers 7,80-8.60.
@sittelmdBise 7.40-7.80.
geiu0bnlide 6.50-7.40.
@ute biz bette Stcders 7.75-
$50.
Gtod aiibe 5.75-6.75.
Stcd Settlers 6.75-7.75.
Stof adIber 10000.
geaI aolber 7.50-t0.50.
@nIls, Staas 600-s.06.
Observation-Disclosures 9504: 5 bobar,
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Wetten auf Ole
Oauer Oes GriegeS!
Sn england Dia man ioiIien, ban
Der &rieg nod in OieIem
Sabre beeRbet iuirb,

2on0on, ID. april. Cine .ileile
nno eigentiimliAe QLrt bon 8erii1e.
rung lit dufgeiprungen, oorauf ia.
liert, mie lange Der arieg tod
boilern miro. 8iele @eIeaf6uften
ridten Die Sobe Der ariegsberiide-
rurgen nuf Die miitmabli1e Doiler
oes arieges Elm; es lit Oieies eine
falte, gei9dftsmdBige @ereanune,
frei bon goIitit un6 @efiiblsouielei,
uuf @rui10 pelher bic 8erii9eriing
risfiert tueroen fam. Dor nod gar
nidt 10 Longer 3eit betrrg bic Ser.
Interchangeable %. Bis 30 Bro5ent
uno mar oornif berednet, 6ob Der
&rieg ii1 bis ms Sabr 1917 binein
eritreden mer0e. &iiroli9 ober 1a-
ben Gabrifbefser, Ole &riegsberIihe.
rungen all tbrem SdHtB aufnebmett,
IN grfabru1g gebra6t, Oab Die ber-
.lonoten Maten unmoglt9 aufee6rodt
tuerOen fonner, on man 70 8ro5ent
ouf @runO Oer &riegsoaier Bis gum
81. DECEMBER oieles Sabres forOert.
Die @rbobung Der State un0 Die gln-
gobe iiber 8erfiir3une Der &riegs
bauer benefit, bab man in 9eiddfts-
freiien un6 in oenienigen Der Der
annimmt, Der
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Sahres gum abidLnB fomuten. (@ott
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ytnr nod bier Gage fiir ben
Mntomobilfontet Der Sribine!
IQ(4e &Dnteitamten tniifem ibren poaitdnDi0en GertOt AMt
0tcnO Oes 10. glprtl e~inienDen.
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April tragen.
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abeno oes 10. april nbgeben url0
Der aonteItant ieoe Minitte Oieies
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CT ben Brief einidreiben laiien, aber
redt5eitig genug, Oamit er ben 8oIt.
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9 ubr obenos in Der .Eriblne" oh.