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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
POULTRY

llNE--Ths market ruled Arm under modeT-
zs eneftnga and fair demand for desirable
sefA Quotations; Fowls, as to quality, $50
~ posters; lamlicL spring chickens. accord
e 70 quality t50lIc; White Leghorns. ac-
s.sains 70 quality. 14d tac; ducks as 10 quail
u. lsQlbe; turkeys. 20W22c; geese. I5ntNc:
asseasA 2d, per pair. rs o a0c; do, young, per
phEssED-Demand was fair and the mar
~ ruled steady on hne desra bile sized stock.
sslssiiass Of which were only moderate. QUO.
ss' ss WESTERN Rs5 gS G fancy nS"s6S SssgSISG
ssnlnon. 1920 fowls, IL 10 box. dry,picket
~ A:lseted, 22hc; do, Weighing Al as lbh.
sssce, &c; do. lbs apiece 2lc: do 9A lbs.
ta'ssas5 isglpo do, lbs. apiece, lG9 40. fowls.
ptls', ic=-paeked. fancy. dry-picked. weighinF
~ ~ iee, and over Apiece, 2Otl ci weighing Q
ssA Apiseal lpH c; smaller alzes, i4QlGc; old
sssstsfs. dry-pleked Ice; roasting chickens
ssssSs,sth. dry-plcked, In boxes, weigh.ng lbs
- - oyer Per pair, 23e; roasting chickens west
sss.,,a ~ ~ bp5es weishinE lbs, per pair. ale;
aal.nlns Alnl chickens. western, ice-packcd In bbls.
sasalns = lbs. and over, per pair aODale;
isssass chickens, western, In bbls weigh
.. .. les. per pair ipe broiling chick
NJ PEI palr, s58a9S'A;' chieksngsi.S giSHI wsIshIns
izs'edsss-., PER pair, is q Ice; do, mixed sizes.
20 bfolifTs Jersey, fancy, as q 8Oc. bToil-
z4aslneT nearby. weighing y o. lbs apiece,
5ss@,s piollefs nearby. smaller sizes "a b use
ssszi @sstsrp 10 y zoe; geese western Ms " iTe
= IA is aggs IA SNhlss welEhlns n to ~ lbs;
Il sGai sssg 800: white, @sishins : lbs
81 y e2 aos no oh Lbs, per d0a. sa.Th8h 90;
- ssa042.t0. small and No . do N
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PERSONALS

CAST.OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Sell your discarded mems and ladies' riothins
to Benjamin. Highest prcgH for these Goods.
B9N ". FRONT ST.
Write. or phone Market 462s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-13
WHEAT ENDS HIGHER
AFTER NERVOUS DAY
Political News Overshadows
Everything Else-Its Absence
Causes Indecision
aRAIN nErr MrArnER CONDITIONS

CHICAGO Dec. ta-The weather fore
east for thtrty-six hours fpttowst
tuinol--rartiy cloudy. nueh colder today,
probable anaw nurrtc- nnrthwesti fhursdsty
rfnsraily fair and cold, fresh northwest
Wisconsln-Gensrsiiy fair, colder today,
trc,h northwest winds becomlna variable
Mlnnssota--0spsrpliy fsir, colder east
today.
Iawa--urnrraily fslr and colder tedayi
Thursday partly cloudy.
tnaiana-Cetdrr, rerrraily fair todayi
ThursdAE fair, continued csid,
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uuRLERs and members on hpe worstedS. Vic
torin MtiA 18th and jackson ats,
CltAMREnAtAID and waitress, colored first
CiuHu. wanted In family of .; reference re-
auircd. 20. s. 10th ut.
CLERK bright Hlri, quick Mt figures to HasiHt
with Office work., Apply by letter. etatinv
aEe. cap, and salary ReEal, 300 N 18Th.
Experienced German cook, sman private
family gOOd wageH, reference, lSob ", lftb
st Phone Poplar 1929 w,
COOK white, for small hotel In Florida for
winter reference. box 81. Jenklntowns
Pa -
COOKING and downstairs work, white; ref. re-
uulrrd Ardmurot must do weHhinEs also nNfHe
child years and upstairs work fhona
lIuBIERY-yroppers and knittars on Scott Z VIII.
llams aud standard ma,eininesi smilEhss' Ess
uyElenic Fleecgd Underwear Co.. Hosiery De
paftinent gals n. Howard,
IOuSEKEEPER. assistant, wanted immedlate-
~, to manage Bryn MawE College Inn. Bryn
letter. giving fpii information: salary $40
a month and llving expeuaes, -
uoUSEwORK- rlenced white Eiri 10 so 70
must DO good cook and Eive reference. Apply
Thursday, y, m.t Room 2o2. l4so CHEST
nut st.
NURSE, experienced for two children, and 5
years. good wages; SUBURBAN home; answsfs
sAt.EsLADIEs WANTED ON SALARY ANl
CoMMissioN no SELL wONDERFuL PAT.
ENTEp ARTiiGLE 20 or ,,Idu no ,Ps5IsSN PE5hIlsASNpo ppohR
HuSrLER; STEADY. PosITloNi HEFEa-
EEEE ,IRa nRa sEEGouRaTY RHfE2RE1SyERRTi iHERRy Pr KAuF'
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other CLASSIFIED Advertisements on Next raEs
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-AoNEw Dee TO, ANDREW AoNEw. aret
So Rslatlyss end friends invited 90 funeral
d,rcs, James Calciy $50 y fstk ave, Int
private.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
BRIEFS

CITY c~n-ius,r- who desire fo az.
tend trD state road school at Morgan.
Town. must Jo -o af their ISL expense.
owing Co 20 failure oft thc state lccisla.
turc to provide Tor them
Deputy state Tax Commissioner O.
49, Anderson Del atill iu fhc city look
iur after persons VINO have NOT paid
Ih,ir state a-..-4m,uf. 49, Anderson
I. paying particular attention FOB rer
sons who have failed fo RETURN fhs.f
property fog taxation
County commits uuer. mot OFF th.
county IufrusrN yesterday a|li'ruuU.
and audited NII. s. U-Ht cnaIDt sos.
forday morning between Two lrmafcs.
and 'he commissioner gave order
that they should NOT hc allowed fo rr.
turn ae county charges
Probation OHIcsr Robert D. rra.
.irr hrok, uu 8 O..t boz fI. Good.
ward Monday nirhI between fvU small.
oolorcd boys
$40 fHe r'eHI.r msnfire nf fH0
board OFF education tomorrow r..u.rs
H spanish instructor Tor fhD U..H
school win IIEn.r Dol. chosen
Henry IH.h.r..u vI l...a carly
next Urek fuf Delaware. OHIO when.
he haa r contract fn build 1 motion
picture theatre. rU.iIue 100000
u,raf Internal U.t,uH. CuI..tu.
Ihoua. raIItu IsI .IIHl .H..
noon fnr rtfN.. uur. fn .ru,.. ..f0I.
'na federal count ..u.. a.lI.
l WirItuu H.U who aII."..
t1 prevent li.f '..m .H .
'oDk of ,.r' .,t.r.I .u
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Y. w. G.. A. NOTES

There is 20 be an exciting basket
ball game I'm the Y. W. gymnasium
Friday evening Of this week, whe nthe
Wheeling high school girls play the
Y. W. c. a.. team. az Sis.
Wednesday evening from Z to s
there will be basket ball practice in
the gymnasium.
Thursday morning the matrons
class viii meet az 1890. This is the
last lesson OF the first term and those
who are planning 20 enter this gym
naslum class for the second term
VIII kindly register this week
Thursday afternoon the class for
juniors will meet as usual al 4 O'Clock
In the gymnasium. Now is a good
time to register for this class before
DO is zoo. large.
thursday evening tho advanced and
club classes have their lassons IN tho
gymnasium and visitors are always
welcome
The Wednesday evening Bible class
viii meet in the Bible class room
from O. 800 90 100 with Rev. Charles
Robinson as leader.
Supper win Boo served In tho social
room TO Tho members OF the Fedora.
ito club girls az q o'clock Thursday
evening. after which there will be
classes for sowing. -crochofinr homo
making emhroIderlng. gymnasium and
bible study
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Of Bayyilc. l.. l.. arrived at The Green.

Of BayyiIle. l.. J.. arrived at the Green.
brier today.
Mr.. and Mrs Larz Andeson. who
came down from Weld. their country
place near Boston. to take the cure,
went hill climbing today.
Theodore J.. Shonts seldom misses
his morning gallop. He rode TO Sun
set Gap this morning.
". r. Mclean. n %suowshoe expert
Of Canada. Is learning TO ski in the
N~lleghanies. Miss Masters. Miss s.
vs.. Masters and Miss &. &. Bachelor,
who have been at G%reenbricr for a
fortnight taking chit cure. returned 10.
day to Dobbs Ferry. y Y. Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin VI. Warner have gone
back 10 New York.
Among those who attended n tea
concert this afternoon were Mr. and
Mrs. George ~ Kahlo. Mt and Mrs.
C. G. Case. Dr George ID Kahlo and
Miss Olive Kahlo Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
iamin stern and the Misses J%ulianna
o. l.. Keyscr and Ellen Keyscr.
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Card and DANCING Party.

This evening at the Carroll club
the Ladies Social club of that organi-
zation Will hold a card and dancing
party. Mrs. John j. Gompers and
Mrs. John He'll are in charge and the
weeks OF preparation will eliminate
this evening in n Of he very de-
lightful ent Of the week. Special
music will be furnished for the dance
and cards will afford a very pleasant
program for those favoring that pas
time. a luncheon will be served at
IL. 80 o'clock.
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young woman. and she loves her hus-
hand very much. She simply didn't
realize how unfair she was and hovy
she was hurting him. I think "a great
many women are tactless this wav.
I hey Do ont seem 20 realize that tberr
envy or other women's Injuries y. an
indictment or their husbands.
or life. Some OF tho host ana ~.
~Wprth-whlle mon aro incapable of uIaE-
INK money. Just a. there arc some uIer
VINO never Ret tho best places liza +.
crowd. The woman with The finest Kind
or taste VIII never r~pruach such a
man. even hy the implied repruasH az
Pr equently expressed envy OF other uo-
men. To do 80 would - like strikf-r
= horse who 81 doing his best 10 puIl
heavy load.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
RAPID GROWTH
statement o. Fidelity Investment As.
ISOLATION Shows Remarkable
Extension In Business.

Customers of the Fidelity Invest.
ment association yesterday received q.
statement Of the business Of the ir.
stltution on January ]. 1916. SHOWING
total assets Of S519.S63 81. This indi.
cafes a remarkable growth Of the aa.
sociation's business. as on January I
1912. Just four years ago. tho 70.
sourc"7 amounted 20 only SCI g5c a.
Ihaf last year was n a-uccoeafuI or.
Tor the association o. evidenced bv
mo Tact that the esourco increa.od
slZs2o6 9S during the wear. boipr
~ o5s ~ on January J.. 1915. ana
t'lg.h6a.S1 on January j last
The association now has "a carff,t
stock ~ 100000 and tho urdiyid.t
profits are t"f3.gq5IC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
MEET TONIGHT
Trinity Lutheran Church VIII Hold An
nusl Congregational Meeting
This Evening.

The annual congregational meeting
Of the Trinity Lutheran church will be
held this evening Sometime ago It
was decided to build a handsome new
edifice. and tonight plans for the new
church will be adopted. II ia thought.
For b past several weeks a commit
tee has been working among the con.
grogation and fzends OF the church
soliciting funds. and reports thus far
are successful Officers viii be elected.
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NEW OFFICIALS
Beneficial Society o. Zion lutporr
Church Install Officers last
Evening.

last evening Tho rrrrr..-r
~ fhe Zion Lutheran church
officers elected rrrarff. Hrr. ....
installed Ilat evening u.rr .. f.Il..
rn'.drnf. August Martin
Secretary Charlie. -.Iu.rf
Treasure" Henry Har.ta
Thurrday evening f.a .rr..f
r~ogaN0rHl meeting wHr b. hsff v...
officers win ho elected
Following tho installation OF ,rr...
lhrt evening a social I.Ir va- m
iovef and refrr7imrrt. v.-...rr,I
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MONDAY Luncheon.

The William "A. Cooks Circle of
kings Daughters of the Second Pres.
byterian church. corner OF Twentieth
and Market streets. will serve another
OF their MONDAY lunches Thursday.
January IL. at the church. a fine
menu has been prepared OF sauer
kraut. mashed potatoes and weiners,
with lemon pie extra.
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Bridge Party for Miss Patterson.

Mrs. Joseph SpeideI. Jr.. was host
ess at an attractively appointed bridge
party yesterday afternoon at her
home. "Jobetty Farm" which carried
a compliment 10 Miss Eleanor Patter-
son, whose engagement TO Mr.. Wilson
russell or Baltimore will terminate
IN n of the fashionable weddings of
he month. The hours We're from >
until 3 o'clock and eight tables were
at play.
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Miss Cecilia Yoke al he rhome in
Fulton will be- hostess this evening
10 the members of a sewing club.
Needlework will occupy the guests
and a luncheon of pretty appointments
Will be served the following guests.
Misses Johanna kalkreuth. Ethed
Bingham. Freda Naas. Hilda Nertzcll.
Pauline Schcll. Lydia Remhoff. Leonia
Davis.
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Luncheon for Nisltnr

Miss Esther Kriel will entertain a
party az a luncheon this after
noon which will be given al the Hotel
windsor IN honor OF Miss Marie
Merit or Port Chester. y. Y. the guest
OF Miss Mary Eleanor Wright OF High
LAM Park. Handsome appointments
will rae the table. there being GOV
ers for intimate friends.
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MacademX Dancc

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Macademy club dance.
which will be given at the Windsor
hotel Friday. January IS. This will
be for the members only and a yer,
attractive dance program is being ar
ranged. which will befurnished by a
popular orchestra. Other features
will add interest and pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
MANS CLUBS
Island literary Club.

Miss Elizabeth Tappan an her home
on North Huron street entertained
the Island Literary club last evening
at it's regular meeting. The program
~ the club year includes study Of
France. Belgium and Germany. and ar
last evening" meeting Mrs. Leonard
&. Niets arranged the program. which
covered various points Of interest in
France. other members taking part
in the program were. Mrs. n. b Best.
Mrs. James Thomas. Mrs l. g. Niets.
Miss Mary Pogue and Miss Elizabeth
TapUan.
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Federation Evening.

Tomorrow evening al the associa-
ton building the classes from the var.
ious clubs will meet for instruction.
supper will be served in the social
room at 6 o'clock. Glasses will begin
al : o'clock in embroidery. home max
ing, ~manicurinr. sewing. crocheting.
the care of the hair and gymnasium
instruction. From S until Q o'clock
the Social Problems of Youth will be
studied. All girls are invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

terday TO be arraigned before federal
court on a charge OF selling intoxicants
without a government license. DIVER
was given a preliminary hearing last
week before United States Commits.
sioner George r. Boyd.
one OF the handsomest art caIen-
IdrH issued In Wheeling this month IL
that or the center Wheeling Savfnra
bank by Cashier ~. J. scheuFer. wbicb
are being distributed among the bank's
patrons.
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Charles Rich.
Pleasantly Entertained cIub

Miss Ruth Murphy was hostess last
evening at her home on Belmont
street. Bcllaire. 10 a sewing club ~
which she IS "a member. The hours
were delightfully."- spent with fancy
needlcwork. and before the departure
OF The guests refreshments were
served.
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Luncheon at Windsor.

Mrs. Henry Bieberson. Jr. Of Del
aware. ohio. who is making an OK
tended visit in this city with friends
entertained with luncheon party AZ
The Windsor hotel Yesterday. The
tables were arranged In the terrace
garden where tine luncheon vas served
40 o'clock. 4 series OF card contests
was an ENJOYABLE feature Of the ro-
naming hours Among the guests
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Y. w. C a Notes

n Bible study session at the
Young Woman's Christian association
Will be presided I'VE by Rev. Robin
son. The lessons for next Sunday
viii be studied and all teachers of
the city are invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

The Woman Civic club Of EoIlairo
held a very interesting meeting last
evening and r. program Of unusual
merit was given This is the regular
January meeting and was held in the
assembly room ~ che high school in
the future tine club meetings win taxa
place ON Tuesday evenings instead 0f
Monday. because Of tho assembly
room being used for other purpo os ON
fif. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

Miss Grace Moore will entertain q
few friends al her home i'm Martins
Ferry this evening. Fancy ncNile.
work and coversation viii afford
pleasing entertainment and refresh
mcnts will be- served. The guests will
be Misses Carrie Adams. Grace Sede-
wick. Gene Newlaud. Bertha Horke.
Edna Bashar. Letha Meyers. Freda
Naas. Grace Moore. Mrs u Thomp.
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

Marie Mertz. of Port Chester. y. Y.
Tea was served late in the afternoon
at the conclusion OF the games. The
guests included many of the younger
social set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

a. the SfraffDrd Spring hotel fhis
afternoon tho Suburban Literary club
win hold is regular meeting a
Scotch program win DO offered and
rmh0dIfs "a discus ION OF the works of
Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns
Misses Anna Wallace and Emma rfr
rnen- will present interesting papers
md Mrs Harry Hlmharr viii rise a
paper on American art
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DINNER PARTY
AT FORT HENRY
HON. AND MRS. J. J. coNlFF WILL
ENTERTAIN THIS EVENING
FOR MISS PATTERSON.
The Many Affairs Arranged For This
Week Insure Much Social Ac-
tiVtty With a Fuller
Season in Prospect.

This evening az the Fort Henry club
Hon. and Mrs. ]. J. Conin will preside
az a dinner party of handsome appoint.
ments. which will compliment Miss
Eleanor Patterson. a ~bride-elect OF late
January. An arrangement of green
and white will adorn the table. which
viii be centered with white blossoms.
The dinner will be served at Z O'Clock.
and covers will be laid for the follow,
ing guests:
Misses:
Eleanor Patterson Mamie Patterson
Holly Patterson Bess Good
Lydia Good
MesSrs:
Mertz Franzheim Kent Han
Louis Grubb John Dunn
VIII Brice
Messrs and Mesdames.
Arch wilson Edward Franzheim
Frank Warehouse J. j. Conir
\. A. Haning
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and Do could hardly sfand
to have r Touched and his
r.fHne would ef.k to Boz
Do url fo io itchy on ths
while and hr scratched and
made De- unw wrrsa Wa
vas as fratfli and cross a.
Dol could ho and would
scarcely sleep ne an
THEN . started 90 nee
CHrIrIrn Scan and Oirfmnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
TweIfth Rlrthdan ceIehrat.d

Master William Winchel. son of
Mrs. +. Winchel Of South Penn street.
was most last evening 20 a gathering
Of his boy friends. the little partv ar.
ranged in celebration of his twelfth
birthday. The young guests were en-
tertained at dinner and later enioved
the program at a motion picture thea
tire; Those present included:
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BABY HAD AWFUL
CASE Of ECZEMA
Whole Body Affected, Skin in Bis
ters. itchy All the While.
Would Scarcely Sleep.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

"Nfy baby had an avoli case ~ o-rorA.
fs vHa'r hoiy hfInE aTorfof Tho skIn
VS. .n b.sfera and vas roI and frfamcf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

The young lady across the way a '
she saw in the paper hat the tariff
was soon 10 be taken out OF politics
and she supposes congress will attend
20 Il from hat time on.
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Bible Class Entertained.

Mrs. Louis Bachman, OF PIG Chan
line street. entertained most pleasant.
~ the members OF the Ladies' Bib,
lass or the Second Presbyterian
church. Monday evening. The social
evenings OF this class have become
evenings or great enjoyment. Re.
freshments were served al a season.
aoIe hour. Those present were:
Mesdames-
:. r. citizens J. w. Weller
John Arnett Clara Keesor
ElllaDeth Barlow James =. Collins
waiter Lelner Geo. Klieves
toward Bachman Selby Thomas
INA l,uble Louis Bachman
J. w. Pickett
Misses
lsophene Nc Tiny Bachman
hlDben Mary A. Weller
MARGARET Nc Caroline Bachman
Kibben
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS VS.
W. Jam ID ST. and Nr. WIu.iov
g. Pierce ard Arthur Pierce Coates
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Eor MISS Pa.terso-

Mrs Samuel Patterson. az her resi-
dcncc boz Woodsdale. viii entertain a
small party this afternoon az luncheon
complimentary TO Miss Ele9nor Pat
torson. q hridc.olcct of the month The
guests will include near relatives who
will be.
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f.I m tr~ weeks vc could soo a uoat
r.ar. aai D uael tlreo ,,kes Of soap
arI .fHe H-'yar uf Ointment when Dol uss
i...i f-.wen Nfr william rtctfa-d.
JHcs,rie. Virginia. Aus @ 1918
sample Each Free by Mail
wfth 7l-p skin nook on roqura Ad-
dre~ uos-card "Cudepr-. n-Va r. 49,
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&C. j. Milton sue VI caldwell
~ a. Holloway Samuel Patterson
John Clarke
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EntertaLned FrIends LAST Eyen,n,

Eleanor Patterson Mamie Patterson
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SIDE TALKS
The Violets

10y Ruth camsron)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-05-18

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innerli9 bonsinon0sr eetrennt unb
nur our9 bic psrIpn 6es Monarden
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bon Der ruITiI9en Regierung ssIeitst
purbe. pereint fein. 0iefe neue
Sa9lage puroe bur9 ben Srisosn
bon 6rebritsbumn i'm ieIben Sabre
bon S9peben unertunnt. SinuIanb
bsbielt Iomit Die in S9ipeoen gu
isner 3eit beitsbenOe Resierungsform
Der 8erfaTIung unb Die f9peoiT4en
@efebe. Die prOteitontiide Stride
bes Ganbes purbe Staatstirde, bic
S9uIen, bic 5inonaen, Die 9eridte
uno bic gauge @erpaItung ipuroen
ieIbitdnOis bon finnii4en 9ebOrben
unter elmer eigsnen Resierung, bic
eintgs Sabre ipdter ben Ramen
Senat erbielt,> geleitet. Siefe Re9te
6innlonos purben ipdter bon alien
ruiiI9sn &aifsrn oeitGtigt, unb oas
2auO tonnte iid in Osren Sdube gu
einem setpifen WOblitanOe unO gu
elmer ni6t unbebeuten0en &uItur ents
ipideln.
Sn ben lebten Sabrsn bss pergans
genen Sabrbunberts entbedtc aber Die
ruiiiIde @rpaniionsgier rinnerbaIb
Der 9ren3en oes eigenen &ei6es" Elm
Gebiet, bas gu RuBlano seb0rte, aber
nit 3uBlanb ni9ts @emeiniames
bate, fonbern roa Der 9tuffaiung
Der panfIatpiiteR RuBIanb iogur
feinbIid geseniiberitano. glun be-
gannen bic ansriffe uuf Oie SeIbs
ftdnotgteit 5innIanos. Sus eine @es
feb mad benz anbern. bic eine 8srs
orbnung na9 Der anOern puroen BON
Der rufiI9sn Resierung geipoltIam
singefiibrt un6 bic SelbItGuoisteit
bes 2anbes, bic alien 9eIsBe unO
Ge9te ipur0en bon RubIano pers
nidtet. Bel 8eginn bes DeIttrieges
boffte man in StnnIanb, baB RuBs
Lamb ith iebt senOtigt feben tuiirbe.
bur9 cine miIOere politit sic Be-
ODlterung SinnlonOs gu setpiunsn.
Dies lit absr ni9t geI6eben. Sm
9eeenteil bat man bic olte 9spaltss