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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
SPRING MEETING
OF PRESBYTERY
Winchester Presbytery viii Meet in
Woodstock Church Beginning
On April 18.

After an interval of seven ears,
the Presbyterian church of Wood
stock will again entertain the spring
meeting of Winchester Presbytery
which begins on Tuesday, April Is.
at p. m. At the former meeting
thirty-four members were present
equally divided, between ministers
and elders. Between forty and htt5
are expected at this meeting
Many changes have occurred in Inc
personnel of the body, and the older
men will be very much missed, NO
tably "The Old Guard" Rev Drs
James r. Graham, Henry M. White
and Arthur c. Hopkins. They will
be worthily represented, however by
two of their sons, Rev. James r.
Graham and Rev. Dr. Hugh w. Whue
both missionaries to China.
A feature of the presbytery viii
be memorial service to Rev d.
Philip d. Stephenson for many years
pastor of the Woodstock church.
The Winchester Presbytery con
sists of twenty-seven ministers ana
fifty churches and covers the coun
ties of Frederick, Shenandoah, Page
Warren and Clarke in Virginia ana
Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Hamp
shire, Hardy, Grant, Mineral ana
Tucker in West Virginia
The growth of the presbytery y
indicated by the increased contrlOO
lions 10 mission and other benevV
lent causes. The total in 1909 was
S12,014. In 1915 it was, $19,254
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Joseph Y. COHEN
HAS NEW POSITION

Joseph V Goheen, of East Liberty
street, well-known young stenog
rapher, left Sunday at noon for Wash
ington, where he has accepted re-
sponsible position at the Union sta
ton.
For the past year or more Mr.. Co
heen has acted as sLenographer at the
internal revenue office in the govern
ment building, and also at the insur-
ahce office OF r. r, Harrison, and has
been a very competent employee. His
experience in the commercial world
will no doubt be very advantageous to
him in his new situation. TheSmany
friends of Mr. Goheen wish him much
success in his new enterprise.
Harry dnthicum succeeds Mr.. Co
aeen at the insurance Office
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
WHAT II COSTS TO
BUILD A MACHINE
Senator Hogg Gave the Figures il
His Sutton Speech and They
Are True.

What it costs the people to build a
political machine:
There was appropriated for the
four years of Governor MacCorkle's
administration. 1891, 1854. 2S0.
There has been appropriated for
the four years OF Governor Hatfeld's
administration, 1897, s11,726,357.
The difference is $9,O32,077
Senator Hogg in his speech deliv-
cred at Sutton on March 10th, showed
how the machine is built and how il
operates. The figures show what it
costs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

Morton.
Messrs. c. +. Kent and Frank Q.
Trump reported to the board upon
what terms they would furnish plans
for the proposed Sumner school build
ing, but no action was taken.
Those present were Vice President
NJ. G. Tabler, Commissioners Dr.. w.
f. Minghini, c. " Siler and Harry
Kuhn. Secretary w A. Pitzer, Super
intendent w. G. Morton, and Princi-
pals d. H. Dodd, NJ . Wachtel, o. l..
Snyder, Lee Siler and F. K. Ramer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

erage, POI per cent Losses from
exposure past year, 1.O7 per cent;
fen.year average, 1.56 per cent.
Sheep.
State-Losses from disease past
year, 2.S ~er cent; ten-year average
80 per cent. Losses from exposure
past year, IL per cent; ten-year av-
erage. 1.9 per cent.
United States-Losses from dis
ease past year. 2.16 per cent; ten
year average, 2.4S per cent. Losses
from exposure past year, 2l7 per
cent; ten-year average, 81 per cent.
Horses and Mules.
State-Losses from disease past
gear, is per cent; ten-year average.
IL per cent.
United States-Losses from dis
ease past year, LIS per cent; ten
year average, 195 per cent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
WHOSE BABY WILL
WIN IN CONTEST?
Application Blanks Should be Filled in
ard Returned to Mrs.
Grimsley.

We are sure Martinsburg has a per
feet baby and we should like to know
who owns him The doctors who will
examine the children at the Better
Babies Contest to be held April 20.
and q, under the auspices of the
Good Neighbor Association will keep
their eagle eyes open for him. Every
mother will wait breathlessly for the
verdict OF the scoring committee.
Big blue eyes and glossy golden
curis will not conquer the hearts Of
the doctors; only firm muscles, clear
alert eyes, and willingness to do
what they are told will help the
small competitors Prize winners
win be determined by a scientific
grading showing physical and mental
development. A bronze medal and di
plomas presented by the Womans
Home Companion will be given prize
winning babies.
Application blanks should be filled
in, as soon as possible at the home of
Mrs. G. p. Grimsley, East King
street, who will see that each child
registered is properly entered as a
contestant 1t will save trouble If
mothers will dress their little ones
very plainly, as the clothing will be
removed anyway before examination.
Just what constitutes perfect
baby is a question we'll worth consid-
ering. For instance-just how tall
should a perfect child of two years
be? How much should he weigh?
What should be the size of his head !?
What is reasonable test of his nor
NAL mental development? These are
questions every mother should be
glad to have answered.; and it is
worth great deal too to have little
imperfection pointed out so that if it
can be remedied it may be looked af,
ter. Competent physicians will be in
charge of each test and examination,
and they will be glad to answer any
question which the mother may ask
The contest will be open from to 5
| o'clock, April 20 and 81, at the Bap
fist church, West King street.
The modern baby contest is no long.
er the show" it used to be, where
each mother tried to Guido her neigh.
Dor in dressing up her baby to look it's
prettiest and then was bitterly disap-
pointed if the judges preferred blue
eyes to brown. 1t was all a matter OF
! individual taste then, and lots OF
| judges had poor taste. The old fash
Toned Baby Show" led nowhere and
! did not help the babies. The usual
results were jealousy and discomfort
| Today it is different. Prettiness is
not noticed. The mother who has Civ.
en- the most intelligent care to her
baby is the proudest mother. Her lit
tie one may be homely but if he can
meet the physical and mental tests
he will be the prize baby. Accident or
personal opinion have nothing to dc
with it. The scoring committee does
not even see the babies; it simply
studies the physicians entries on the
score cards to determine which is the
most perfect baby
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

FAIRMONT.-Births were twice as
numerous as deaths the last year in
Marion county, according to figures
just compiled by the county clerk.
There were 1,149 births and 659
deaths. There were 80 marriages.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

Best attendance. High school; best
attendance grammar school, John
street; best room in attendance, Sth
grade, HODGE street; school having
least hardness, John street; rooms
having no hardness. LIST Classical. LIST
Commercial, End Commercial and
Scientific. High school; 4th, 5th, 9th
and Sth grades, Burke street; ga, 3B,
7th and Sth grades, John street; End.
5th, 9th and Sth grades, High street.
and 9Th and Sth grades, HODGE street;
school having no cases of corporal
punishment, High, High street and
Sumner
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15

Z Fer baby's Group, Willie's daily
outs and bruises, mammas so'e
throat, Grandma's lameness-L''
Thomas Eclectic Oil-the household
remedy. 25c and soc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Patrons Day.

Superintendent Morton called the
boards attention to Patrons Day.
which was not observed last year He
suggested that Thursday, May %. be
named and that the patrons be invit-
ed TO visit the various schools be-
tween and o'clock in the after
noon and inspect the work of the pu-
pills. His suggestion was acted upon
fayorably and on that day everybody
is invited to visit the schools.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Three Holidays.

The question of granting holidays
On. Good Friday and May 8 and g.,
when the city and special elections
are held provoked quite lively dis
cussion 1t was quickly decided to
relieve the teachers from teaching on
Good Friday, but as to the election
DAYS there was a wide difference Of
opinion. 1t was argued that as the
school buildings were always used for
election purposes it would not be right
to refuse the permits this year, and
for the good of all concerned not to
require the children to attend school
On these days.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Coupons Cancelled.

Secretary Pitzer and Mr.. Tabler at
a former meeting were appointed to
audit the coupons due on the bonded
Indebtedness, and if found satisfac-
tory to pay the sheriff S2,225. They
reported everything correct and the
coupons were ordered cancelled.
No Interest for Sheriff.
The secretary read a letter from
Tax Commissioner Fred o. Blue in
which he stated that the sheriff
should not be allowed interest on out
standing orders. A recent decision
OF the state supreme court was also
sent the board.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
The Newark Plan.

The Newark. ~ J., plan Of twelve
months school was laid before the
board, and referred to Superintendent
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Teachers Examination.

Principals ID. H. Dodd and Lee Siler
were appointed to assist Superinten-
dent Morton with the teachers exam
ination. which will be held shortly
after the schools close.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
Advertise For Bids.

Victor Cushwa and Son asked the
board to return their signed contract
for coal for next year, stating that, ow-
ing to the scarcity of cars the price
was advancing very rapidly, and if
the board desired TO take advantage
Of the present price action must be
taken Immediately. No action was
taken on the letter and the secretary
was instructed to advertise for bids
for 200 tons OF coal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-04-15
COMMENCEMENT At
THE HIGH SCHOOL
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
BOARD OF EDUCATION AT MON
DAY NIGHT MEETING FIXES
THE DATE.
TEACHERS GRANTED HOLIDAYS
BECAUSE OF GOOD FRIDAY
AND ELECTIONS.
BIDS WILL BE ASKED FOR ON POO
TONS OF COAl-OTHER
BUSINESS.

The annual commencement at the
High school will be held Thursday
evening. June S. according to an or
der entered by the board of educa-
ton at the regular monthly meeting
held Monday night. superintendent
Morton. Principal NJ l.. Wachtel and
Dr. w e. Minghini were appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for
the weeks program. The schools will
close Friday, June 9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-30
Gpfcr Ses tidbc9ii6cn
RaSikalismms!

9Ind Sen IitteiIungen 0eS Or. 30.
gficic. Ser nnd elmer, im ,5ntereiie
hes iioilaDiihcn &omitces Ourd Sc.
ri uno gbile nusqeiilbrtcn agita
tiousreiie nod GleDelanO 3urudge
tcbrt it, bnbcn mande in Rublanb
aeiangen gepcicneu tidehii6eu uno
0itcrreidiiden Solouten lid in rui
iiihe llniformen itedeu laiieu uuo
ichtcn Jest dis ,Serbiihc5 4rmee.
forps nit Den Huilcn in Der 90
bruoi6o Der ierbiide General
3icopie lit ibr 5ubrer. Gics beitds
tiat bic 9ebauptllug oes GlebeI1ns
Der 3neiaes Ger gobmiiheu Ratio
nal 4Qian5 cob $4,000 Iiheheu
uno anbere Slomeu Jest aui rui
.iiider Seite tdmpien. Die Bob
miife Gqian5 pruhlt often 6omit
ihreibt .@50Gtcr uno An5ciger.
Sie tonntc nod bin5uiilgen, OoB Die
IIheden 81 3ebntauicn0en bel Der
leBten 0iieuiipe Der 8uiieu at Dem
5einoe iiberginaen, uno uur ooourh
ben Ruiien es ermoqliht nlr0e, Die
8utomlnn 5u erobern. 8cnn crit.
Die Shonoe miro geboreL iagt 20
lcntin gum @retden, Damn pcritcdt
lie lid mo bdlt It'd I'M 3uuteln
5pdter abar itol5iert file often IND
prableriih in ben @aiien lumber.
Die Gdeiden berueiien pieoer bic.
@obrbcit De5 22ortes oes 0eniden
fcuners @oetbe. Zen ilbergeloufeum
Gihehen aber fam man Die rli
.iiihe anutc pcrn gonnen. Nan
Bari ieood nidt bergeiieu 0nB 0ieie
lle5crlanfer 5umeiit 8erfii5rte iiu0.
Gpfer oes Rariouolismus un0 Aooi.
fulismus.
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OItfc Haffecz Grntc
amf Porto Rico!

8oibington 30. 9}op. - Qus
5an 5uaH, 4orto gico, miro ge-
meloet: Die oiesi1brige aaffce- ern
te 8orto giico5 ocrfpridt ale Bis
berigen Reforoa at brehen. lteber
3,750,000 Efun0 Der neueu Grnte
iino bcreits in ben lebten 3Dei $40.
naten 8u einem 8urdianittsprcis
bon $3.50 fir 6unocrt 8funo er.
Jortiert mor0eu. Gttba. 5pnnien un0
3tQlien iiro 0ie 8aupta6nebmcr.
Mangef an Tonnage ber30gert DIE
a~bien0ltng Scr BeIteQungen nod
@urobd. Glr ser Stlrm I'M Der.
qangeuen 4ll1rit BOT ouf Die Grnte
einen nngiinilgen ginfluB gebobt,
uno hot berbinbert Dob Die oics
idbrige grnte ale b~nrja6rigen Or
trage niht ned be0euteno mebr bin.
ter iid 5uriideelaiien bat. IS miro
geihabt, Dab 10 4ro5ent Der grnte
0anlals pernidtet moroen iin0 mo
trob Dieies Gerlultes miro INNER
mod NIT elmer Beiamtcrnte bon
100000 bis 50.000.000 8funo
gerehnet.
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EsS Service Won
AZ Stuck fTei
%fOTtgegebGn
Fniaee Clothing So. 6ibrrrin
i'm @cihnudtssciit unO
lIHteraebmaussgeiit.
Aneu @elessnbsit seboter, SOr'
siglide aleiOHng nnO frsies
@fisrbiee an erlaugeu.

Sbrer Imgidbrisen Site for.
aeno nitro Oie GaIace Clothing
Co, IA. mo Douglas Ctr. ais
riu beionocrcs 8eibnu6tsaeident
nit ieOem einfouf zines $500
lleber3iebers ODER Au5ugs Elm GB
Serbice BON AZ Stiid frei FORT
geben.
Dieic Site Der 5irmn getp16rt
icoem Mann ooer Singing oie
@eIeeenbeit nebit por5agIiher
Rleinrng aIs Elm 8eibuadt8ge
l6enf fiir feline gllrttcr. Satin
Shpeiter ooer graut Elm eB
ierpice t~oitenlos gu erlangen.
Dies eb,serbice if aus qutem
Gor5eIlnn NIT golorano. So mir
$50 i'm Gan3en borban6en iiu6,
beiBt es idnea fonmen, ba ser
9orrot boIo bergriFen iein miro.
8aIoce an5iige uno u~eber8eiber
81 $t5 iino bic beiten ateioun-
gen. Die man fiir oas @elO fou-
fen fam. gie 8ubor par nuier
Eager 10 reidboltig uno nit obi.
gem berrliden 8eiAenf tperoen
Die Gunoen iider nur 10 in ben
Gde IA. uno Douglas Ctr. &c.
legcncH 2aOen Itromen.
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Sein SremnS pcrlckt;
CT balf Jpn!
Orr @erletts ladte, ais linn einfG.
hes 6eilmittel anseraten iuur.
be; ipater aber Oaufte Ct
IeiHen aamera0en.

Gines cages erbie[t Senrb n.
8oebL in @Iainfielo. q. s, 0ie
sladriht 0nB einer Ieiner Greunoe
oealebt fDur0e. Boiler 4ngit iudte
II ben g~erlebtcn ouf, Der an eiuen1
a~berfretenen @elenf lit.
Us mar 10 b6ie. oob 0ds gein
Ihauar6 murOe~, er5dblt Ser 9oe6l.
Sd iugte ibm, 0ob ih i'm in elmer
Iude gcilin0 MAIDEN pfiroe, er ober
Iodte. SD brndjte ibrl cine 6lo.
lhe Qonn's Eminent. ons er nod
nn1 IcEben gtbeuO gebroufte, un0 Der
5dniers feb Iofort nad. gtah mel.
uer Mnpeiiung gebraudte er es ieoen
Tna uno III brei Tngen mar Der
buB beianbe iDieoer geIlrno. Sn
uier gagen orbeitete er. Sebt &c.
Iieht er Elm, BOB 5lonn's Eminent
ibn ~nIF Die 6aBe4 bnIf
GIoan's Eminent lit fduflih In
paen Mpot5etpn, 25c. SOC nlo ST..
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@~eSadtnisfeier Ser Glfs.

Sim nudIten 1onnta9 baltet Die
Glfslogen Des goil8eE 2un6es ihre
einOrufsboQen 8eodhtni5ieierlidtei-
len fir lire b~crItorbcncn N}italieoer
ub. Die 5eier Der Gmu6a 2oge
begirnt 1920 torn. i'm 6rpbetlm
I5edter mo MIRO .9}aitor giad1g
ais aaplau iurgierert unO SER o..
8. 8dttles, unler StraBcnba1nmngs
nat, Die @eoadtrisreoe baltGr. Gin
iAones muiitaliides 4roaramn
tommt sur 4u2fibriutg. 0as pu.
bIitm lit 81 Der einouf8DoQen
5cier Dilfommel.
9ei Der Seer Der @Ifsloge in
Council Bluffs miro Ser b%cfanntc
0cutidameritnmihe Heft5onDalt ii.
S6onreoucr 0Sattbelu @cring aus
&lattsmoutb Rebr, 6ie Gtoddmis
reoe balten.
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PeimarmecsD crlaoe
i'm Rcibsta9!
Der SeiuS beriangt SortiebHng 6es
&riegcs; Seuti6lauO uirO Dem
Scrldngeu eutIprehen.

Berlin, 30. glop. (5unfcn6cridt.)
- Der 8eihsfon5Ier btelt bcrtC
bel ser ltnier6reitunQ Scr ,Seiul.
4rntec 8orloge' inn Reidstog eint
lougere ReoG III mclder or unter an.
oerem logte: p3eutihlan0 lit qe.
miIlt 6rieOeu ga ihIieBen porultsgc,
feet, icine @riiten5 uno 3ufunft
miro oaourd aerndbrleiitet. % u6er
Deutidtauos 5einoe feincu 5rieoen
niinihen 10 miro GeutiGlano poa
@ertrouen uui ieineu 5ieg ben
9rieg fortieben. Ser 5ein0 miiniht
oieies noblun, mir merocn ieinem
@uniae Re6mng tragen. Die III
liierten elaubtcu leBten CONNER ei-
men groBeu 5ieg 8u q%cipiuuen; Der
ielbe ober mar ibnen nift beidieoen.
@ott bat ms 10 melt gebolfeM
or miro ms aud feruer 6clien. Ole
iibcrmenidlide Japierteit unierer
Iritppen oereu @clbcnmut mir ni6t
NIT @orten 8eruq riibmen f0nuen,
mo uuicr reincs @ewiiien gibt ms
Die @epiBbeit, 6aB mir oicieu arieg
iiegrei9 beitehen mcrocn.
aber meine 6erren 6ieicr BE
riht ioqte urs nift uniere Efli6t
bergeiien lniieu. llnierc 5einoe
nod feinen 6rieoen. Sb.
uen itebcu llehermeniblite CUR Der.
fitarng mo fait Die gun3e @elt
ibncn Grieqsmateriul
9luf Oieie gSeiie fIbrte Der 3eihs
tan8ler ben @emeig. 0oB Is fir
GeutidIono ~uottDen0ig lei oaes in
ibrer 0lodt 8cfiuolide 81 tim, nm
Sriegsmdtcrial SIT er5ciqcn.
a6dnoe bic nidts nm unteriai
zen Den 5eiuo. idloB er.
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.. Biting tuabrt
Ocaff3lanSs JntcreTc!

alnfcroom. 80. gtob. il6er Con.
BON. n Gem geridtcrItatter 6es
8~iiiieIoorfer 5ogeblattes gegenilbcr
altberte iid Der @encral9ouperneur
bon 8clgien iiber bic 3uItdnoe in
gelgicn ME folgt: sd bin nidt
in 8elgien, nm Die 8epolterunq al
W2drtprern 81 MAIDEN ODER ibr Stra
fen auf5uerIcqen, iou0ern Ie0iglih.
UNI Die Sntercien Qeutidlonos in
moglidit umfoiienoer 8eiie gu for
bern. Sir tun 6ieies noh better
Giniidlt u1o noh beitem @etDiiien,
uno ih baltic rs fir cine groBe gr.
rungenidaft, oaB 0ieies 2an6, 0o5
rnnitteIbar biater Der S6lahtlinle
liegt, bon Rtpo(ution ooer Qui
itdn0en frei gebaIten uor0en 1T. Sh
bin Elm otter 5ol0Qt uno rUur6e nur
init 8ioeritreben 8affengeualt ge
gen 6ieie unbcmaffnete ge0olfcr1na
onmenoen. Sd bin Ser anf6t. 6aB
td aaiier mo 8aterlan0 am ge7ten
OieHe, menn id oaralf BIN arbeite
cab bier 10 iDcnig mic m6gli6 bout
i6es 9tut flieBe mo boB 70 Denig
3euti6e mie moglih bon uuieren
56lodtIinien a~6ge3oaeu nerOen nm
9elgien 81 6cpa6en."
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Seine Maui. nn6 Gfanea. sende.

2incoln, ytGb.. 30. gtop. Der
itantlide lieror5t anoerion bat ieine
ue6er3euguug ousgeorildt, ooB Die
9ronf1elt meldc Die Aiu0cr auf Der
Robertitou iten Rand] bel 8m1neto.
9teb., befalen bat, nid)t Die Molll.
mo GIauen Seude lift. 81. anber.
ion, Der fi6 qcgenmdrtig in Bul.
neta 5lir lluttrhIhuug 0es 6nae5
cuibdIt, Bat bierber teleernpbiert,
DOB er nidt Ste gerinoIte Spur bon
Der gcfdbrIidep araiifbeit entoedea
fonnte, boB Gie Giere oa9egen an Ell
Her ungcfabrli4en aranfbcit, bic OILS
Stomatitis tIieuIidluamm) befannt
lit, leioen.
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Nns Sem staate Nebrasfa!

ooriidtiacr an Siege qpqanoen miro,
ioOob mad ibrer annaGme nidt
mebr iouieI uubeitimmt un0 mliider
lit. Die folacnoen Serrcn meroen
Der @erinmmling beinobucn: aOoo-
fatenfommer Freo S9epberO, Gin.
coin; = a grogqn. Omnha; Ban
arO 8. Eoiue, @rano 5sIan0; q. ;.
Tbomns, Serpuro, W. e. Gain gre.
mont. 2egisIotur g}liglieOer: Sobn
N2ateS ST., 9cbrosta Gitp; Gbt(ip
s. &nbl, 8opac; G. 6. 5anoaQ,
2lorf; 5. u. Rprton golf; VI.
LaDlor, 0}erna; 5. z. 8almer,
Gmoba. 9egisIotipcs gsuflnfts
bureau: 5. $. GroaOb q. 6. S6el
Don uuO s. u. Sorenion, 2incoln.
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Bride fcierlidl er6finet.

Butte, Geb., 30. Roo. Inter
aroBer 6eierlitfeit muroc bier
8ienstog bic NIT Silie oes 5tnotes
erbautc Arudc ocu getric5 ii6crae.
Sen. Die gcpobner oes Grte5 bat
ten ans oieiem gnlo5 ole 8~epobner
Der llmqr9cn0 eingelooen mo ctmo
tnuieno 4erioran oelcftierten iih an
Dem Glen Dos bon Den 6rauen oes
DRIES %ierpicrt nuroe. cine freie
8uuoelbiloer 8~Oriteaung un0 Elm
gna beifIob 0os feiflide greignis
Die @eritellunqSfoiten Der Stride be.
trlgen $4,000.
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on Scr mcitfrcnt!

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gcno BON g~6laucolrt mo @reiioirc
fam Is geitern obcH0 wicocr 81 I'M.
gGuobnlld idneren Artiaeriefdm-
.pfeu, 70 mcloct ooS iran5oiiihc
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'front.' ntdto pon 8eoeltttag 81 be
ri6ten.
S5rt ocmielbcn @eriht 6cibt cs.
0oB 5ltlg5clac Der Aaiicrtcn on3
pom 9elttiden mo glilgoren beiebt
gcboItene @rilcp uor0lIh BON gio.
nnitir kei6icBcl. SdIcftc 8itte
rilng uloft BORT militdriide 0perati
omen gr0Bcreu 9ta5itabcS unalo9
lid.
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Groof 5rau 0ote9 NOR cine gc.
aftetc &ionieriu bon Sarpp Corn.
IN, in pcl6cm tic icit 1856 geruobni
bat. Sbr @nttc itnrb Dor if Sab
rem. Die gertorbenc 1interIdBt orci
50bne uno orei Softer. Die ge.
croigung fin0el 5reitdg morgen nm
10 lbr BON Der unionfirhe, nn6e
Sort Groot, aus nui oem 9ailap
5rieobof itott.
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9d6iten 5umstog abenS Den 2.
gtooember finhet unter ben auspi.
8ien Der bereinigten 9ogen oes Or.
oens Der 4ermanns Sobne BON
Greater 0nta1d mo 50. bluffs Elm
qroBer 9rcismastenbaa itott. 3as
aomitee lit bereits ieit @oden on
Der arbeit uno bot umfaiienOe Dor.
bereitungen g%etroffen. IS fommen
aud 8arpreiie sur 8erteiIung.
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4ns Sairbnrn, gsc6.

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nm 2 u6r nohmittoqs beriammelt
lid Der 3eutidc 8erein IN Gonoels
@ebdu0e in 6oirburp unn ale 1clt
ihc un6 int beionoeren 1tniere Ioh
.boroeretne iino bcr3lih oo3u eingelo.
Den. aonmt vile un0 berlebt NIT
uus Elm paar re6t oe1tihe Smuoeu.
grnit libel.
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eugene g. Dtagfiel0, Elm befanns
ter Sournoliit, bot ieine aonoiootrr
fir 8oriiber oes Stote Board Of
Control angefiinoigt. Gies lit oie
9eh0r6e, oeren 2eitpng idlntlihe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mteriteben
9iihter Sonaro &enneop befleioet
qeeenm1rtig ben Soften Ocs Dor.
iibers Der aontroa6ebor0e uno Iauft
fem Iermtn onfangs 0es neuen Sob.
res aus. @err Wt1pfielb lit Ste.
pubIifoncr uno Bat Die g~npfe6luna
bon Serrn @. 9. Sorueq, Nitglieo
oes reptbl. gsntionalfomitees un6
anDerer berborrngenoer R~epublifo-
ner bintcr iifl. Auh 5err aenncoD
III &epubllfoner. Die aontroabe
boroe lit ooer ioG bod cine I'M.
porteiiide geboroe ieiu. Mon lit
mi bic Soltung oes ueuerm1blten
@ouberueurs Seth gebiae In oieicm
Sale beionoers geiponnt.
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Nmiiiierru iidl orpgartia.

@tpn 200 Slngeiteqte Der @urgeB.
9taib So, peIhe bic 8urgeB Nab
gmplope's Nelfare aiiociatiou BIZ.
ben, batten lih Mttt1poh abeuo in
Der Metropolitan Sale 5u einem
@ergnilgen 5liammeneefunoen, bel
peiden nntliraenldB Elm 8nl bic
8aiiptroae ipiclte. Die 8ercinigung
.be5iuedt nift MIR cir beiieres Sen.
neniernen Der @ngeiteIIten nntereins
amber, Ion0er1i gIeId5eitig uBter
ltilelllla ii aranf1eftgfdLLen.