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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30
INDIGESTIBLE
VEGETABLES AND
PASTRY eaten
BY THIS ENooRsER WHEN NERv.
WORTH MADE OVER HER
STOMACH.

Only those persons who have gone
through the happy experience recorded
in the following signed statement can
fully realize the deep pleasures of the
table. One must have suffered severe
ly from Indigestion and then found a
way to eat without distress if he wants
to know what the enjoyment of his
meals really means. Mrs. Parthena
Keener, of Montana Mines, this county.
found such enjoyment by the use of
Wentworth, as the following letter,
which she wrote some time ago to
Cranes drug storefi fully proves:
81 have taken three bottles of Merry
Worth and it has helped me wonder
fully.
81 was so nervous that I could not
stand the noise of children playing.
81 now can eat onions, cabbage, cake
and pie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30
ODD. ISN'T Ir2

LONDON = Owing 20 scarcity Of
young men, London theatres are using
:horus men between ages Of 40 and 50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

quickly and at little cost. Physicians
nave prescribed resinol ointment regu-
Iariy for over twenty years, so you need
not hesitate to use it freely. Sold by
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Ex-senator Davis Elkins and steph.
en- B. Elkins have gone to White Sui.
phur Springs for an indefinite stay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30
Let ResinOI Make
Your Sick Skin Well

That itching, burning skin can al.
most certainly be healed! The first use
of resinol ointment seldom fails To Give
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Change of ownership OF the KelIey's
Creek Colliery company at Ward has
brought about the retirement Of ]
w. Dawson from the general mana.
gership of that company, he being sue
ceeded by John ]. Snure, formerly of
Cleveland, o. Operators as we'll as
miners in the Kanawha fields regret
the retirement Of j. w. Dawson from
the coal business. says the Charleston
Leader. He is president OF the Kama.
wha Operators Association, and was
member OF the wage scale commit
tee which with a similar committee
from the United Mine Workers drew
up the contract recently made in the
Kanawha fields. Mr.. Dawson was
very active in encouraging gardening
among his men, almost every miner
with sufficient ground in his employ
having garden.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Unexpected, but highly appreciated
by Congressman Stuart F. Reed of
the Third district, was the receipt
Of message from a committee of the
Modern Woodmen of American camp
at Weston. which read:
The 400 members of Camp $40,
Modern Woodmen of America, congrat.
ulate you upon your true Americanism,
your loyalty to the administration,
and pledge our support now and in
the future" This message was sign.
ed by committee composed of F.. E.
Jarvis, F. R. Yoke and j. E. Vassar,
all leading members of the order and
well known citizens of Weston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Hon. John Lee Coulter, director of
the West Virginia Agricultural expert
ment station and one of the three
members of the efficiency commission
recently appointed by Governor John
j. Cornwell, is in Washington to con.
fer with officials of the Agricultural
department concerning the food supply
proposition, and ascertain in just what
way West Virginia can be of most as.
sistance in the way of food prepared
ness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Miss Anna Kavanaueh of New Mar.
unsyille, and her sister, Mrs. Augustus
W. Strand, Of Cumberland, Md, started
tuesday morning at Cumberland on a
10 mile walk to New Martinsville.
They expect TO reach there Monday
night
The first day they walked twenty.
five miles In cold rain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Instant relief. With
the help of resinol
soap, this soothing,
healing ointment usu-
ally clears away all
trace of eczema, ring
worm, rash or similar
'tormepting, sleep.pre-
venting skin-diseases
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Your dollar back at the w. r. Crane
& Co.'s drug store, Fairmontf If Nerv-
Worth does not benefit YOU. Ask at
Cranes for the new Nerv.Worth Laxa-
tive tablets, rs cents a box. Wonder.
fully good for liver and bowels, espe.
cially in connection with Wentworth
the tonic.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Squire Fudge Taylor of Stouts' Mills,
has opened the season with another
fish story says the Parkersburg Senu
mel. He discovered couple of pike
In the kaAawha near his store, Mon.
day morning. Procuring a gun, he
fired single shot and bagged the pair.
The larger one was Al inches long and
weighed 26 pounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Line railroad. Mrs. Charles Lincoln
Edwards, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Robert
Patterson, of Clarksburg, w. Va, sis
tiers, and wife survive him. He was
the son of the late Dr. L. Darwin SAT.
ford for many years one of the promi-
nent physicians of West Virginia. The
funeral will be held in Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

Walter G, Newman, who describes
himself as a stock promoter" was
taken into charge yesterday in New
York being hel dior Washington of.
ficials where is wanted on an indict.
ment for larceny. Newman was. about
three years ago, at the head of cam.
paign to sell stock in the Gold Hill
Consolidated Mining company, of
North Carolina, in which Senator Chill
ton was interested, and concerning
which there wars an official inquiry
by the United States Senate because
its stationery had been used in the
stock promotion.
Before Senate committee Newman
said he had advertisements of the
stock printed on Senate stationery
and Senator Chiffon testified that he
had~ written letters relative to the
stock on Senate stationery. The pris.
oner claims his arrest was due to the
fact that certain persons" in Washing.
ton wished him to give information
concerning Washington officials.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

his commission as postmaster of the
fourth class office at Sevy, w. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

William woodward. who is a stu.
dent at the West Virginia university
is in the city visiting his parents,
Congressman and Mrs. Harry c. Wood.
yard at the Arlington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

A, B. Mccutcheon, of Huntington,
has been recommended by Senator
Sutherland for a commission as cap.
tain in the quartermaster's reserve
corps.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-30

In calling for any of the above let.
ters, please state that they have been
advertised" and give the date OF the
list
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-08
Kcnikripticn IN
Hanaca bei9lemniet!
&nr 70 irirO ~ mOalid iciH, ein
SOulitipus. 0liaiherinm
sa biloen.

Sttouo. Ont, Z. SUM. - cir
@iIfrieO 2oirier, Snbrer Der Ii.
berolen 6ppoiition bat es obgelebnt,
iib an Ger gtLSttne zines aouIitions.
MiniIteriiinS al beteiliger, nte belt.
te Oefuniiib nerfiifloet puroe. 9os
ibm bonn 8remier Cir &obert Dor.
BEN borgeihlogene aompromis muir.
De rUegen Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of.
gei6logens "a Courier Der Meimlng
lit. 6nB siterit cine 3ponesein8ie.
bungSporloge nngeuommen tper0en
ioae.
Ser @rernier mill MN cine berar.
ti1e 8orloae iobolo ais moglim
ourd5ubringen neriuhen unS man
gtaltbt, SnB fe tnobriheirIih nnae.
noun1en ner0en ptro, tuorauf bic
@ertoqurg beS 8arIaments entire.
ten ion
Gie ~gteaieruna fpirb hierouf Elm
BON Gub1ngern Der &onifription Bel.
Ser 8orteien 3uIdntmenqeIeStes Sa.
bInctt al bil0en beriuder.
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paris crb1lf ncticit
~pcIisetprdfckt!
SGmtlidlc Nnslinocr in Earis e..
balteH uenr SOsntiiiaiernnas.
adrten.

goris, T. SUM. - &rdIiocnt
Goincore bat in elmer GabinettsIi.
bltna Elm Qefret unter3eidnet, mel.
DIES Sic anltsentiesuna oes Barrier
9oIiseipr1iettcn 6. 2aitrent beriiigt.
glodioIger Miro Der bisberiae gbei
ocs @ehrim0icnitcs SuoeIoui, 6dicn
bi@beriger Soften tempor1r bon
Sean 2epnari& Gbef Der pcrionlihen
9tbteiIung i'm Miuiiterituu oes 81.
nern befleioet miro.
2ourent lit gum @roB.0tii5ier Ser
ghrenlegion eraonut tporoen.
@th Der StntllS Der sur 3eit
iii 9,oris mobHGofteu 2iusIdn0er &c.
Iondte in Der aabinetts litltnq 5ur
9eipredrnng. Ger @tiriitcr hes Sn.
uern 9nuis &. Malbo fii6rte aus,
.pie bo8 Gdret brl1 2. glpriL orbeite.
Gas Getret fat o6liqntoriihe Snben.
tfi1ierungsfarten fur idmtlihe irem.
De l~lntertnnen einqefiIbrt. GaS De.
fret per6e, 10 erfldrte Ser M}tniiter,
nit Gitberiter 5trenae ourdqafiibrt
uuo eriete sic frij5er ouSgeitellten
@obHiit.G rlaubni sihciue.
Sin gnn5 bciou0crcr At5ifuB I'M.
.teriti5t sic @oli5eieraieftur bel Der
Gurhiitbrung bes Gefretes.
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HmblanS ipiclt icbt
keine Role mebr!

8nnington, T. SUM. - 9ie III.
Liierten boben iest 10 3iemiih ole
iBte ueberreoungStinite oufg2boten,
nm HuBl1n0 Su beranloiien, Dem
8unonig treu al bleiben. 8enu aid
bic probiioriife 3egierung Die beiter
abliften 6dben iolte, gu ben 4at.
ierten gu baIten, 70 mtB man bod
NIT Dem 9oIte I'M oGgameInen red.
men, oas ben 6rieoen nerlangt uno
Die prootioriide ~gtegierlng, iolte
0ieIe Die 8iinife oes Bottles un6e.
aftet Ioiien, Ieift itiir3en fam. &3e.
MIG beripriht man iih bon Dem 8e.
iud Der inter gltbu Hoot itaben6eu
amerifaniihen &ommiHion
Su boben hieIigen militariihell
areiien niro bet,te 5itgegeben oaf
aud urtpr ben oaerganrigiten I'm.
itdnoen RuBlon0 i'm geqenrDortiger
arieg aIs Nilit1rmoht feline RoqG
me6r ipielt. 9eutIdluno unS 9eiter.
reid. llngarn ifno bierbon 70 iebr
i~iber8el9t, ooB iie oie &ni4hsl1t,
bon Der gnIi8iiden rad bel @eit.
front un6 Siou8o Jront geporfen
6dhpt.
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$pckml antcn laffcn
Hartcffcln p%erfamlen!
Is @nsgnnlnbnnsen balb ~perfanlter
Snrtuffelu ant 9ebsnselsiien
BET Chicago eutbedt.

Gbicogo, ST., z. sunni. In.
teriuGunqs6eomte Der Negierung,
0enen es obliegt. Die @ritnbe fir
Die boben aobIenpreiie al ermitteln.
boben oitf einem 9ebenaeIeiie bel
Seatonbiae, Sn., Is Baqqorls ent-
bedt, tpeIde nit aortoffeln ongeinat
.tDdreu. Isle ans ben 8eriono5etteIn
Oieier @ogeons au eriebeu mar,
fparen Die a~artoffeln uripriinelih
nad gbicogo geionot morben. Nus
benz 3uItono Der anoQen ihloIjen
Die Snipeftorer, OnB man Die aar.
toffeln o1lf Dem Nebengeleiie eeIoiiel
bate, 6amit tie bort oerfaultert nab.
reno ouf benz Mlnrfte in Gbicogo DO.
be @reiie nufre6terb1lten muroen.
Die lluteriuduna Der Gobrltngs.
mttteL Sittation miro nor ben I'M
SuLi tneen6en acknowledgements if.
rem 6ortganq nehmen. @iniae Der
angetlaqten gier6onoIer boben am
Mlpntag 8irgidnft IN Der 6obe bon
5000 QeiteIt uu6 man ermdrtet
nit cGer 5iderbeit, oaB tie Dor Dem
@erihte erideinen mer0en,
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GlIa6sE
blcibcm rcid6sfrcm!
%Orpdrts" idlast bur, bic Srifs'
lauSe 81 cinsm gnHNeshaot
sn MAIDEN,

Qmiter6ou, 7. SUM. ifber Con.
oon.-2er eIioBIotbringiide Sano.
toe foitr6e geiteru 5t StraB6urg pom
StattbaIter 9r. b. Gullnis croft.
net, Der in Ieiner &eoe unter anoeret
inete: Der mlbetaiame 8ile Den
arieg iiegrcid al beeuoen miro LII.
Ter 6eltti6eS Club 2ot9ringct aud
fernerbiu beidleen,~
@ei Der eriten Sieulg Der 8%rueiten
aammer tpuroe Or. @eorg Eidlin,
ser 8-entrlmspartci o%n9ebUrig, 5linl
&rGlioentm wieOergem14lt. Or Jag
te: Cine ilberlpdltigenOe @tllOritdt
Der eIi0iier mn 2otbringer iDoilte
feinen arieg; allies, mas tie molIen,
lit meter at orbeitea an Dem &erf,
unlere Stequng ais 0titgIteoer eJueS
5toates I'M 9lmoe nit DEM ocutidet
&oiierreih.
a~openbageiL Z. SUM iber Con.
DON. Ger io5ialiitiidle gb9eor6.
nete Serniattn &enoea beiiinpOrtei
III eiuem e0iforiellcn artitel pcs
ugorm1rt8 Die grbeblmg GIiuB.
9othringens gum ieIbitdnoigeu 9rn.
oesitoot mad Dem ghIiter 9apcrus,
8iirttem6ergs uno 5atiens.
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Helm SricSc cbne Sieo,
faat premicr Hibct!
Die Scr. Staatrn iiES init 6raut.
reid bstreffs Der ArieasjicIe
zines Sinnes.

Garis, Z. SUM. 81 elmer Spe-
aiaIiitumg oes fran8ouihen 5euQtS
belt MiniiterprGIt6ent Hibot cine
Re0e, in DeIher ct bcruor1ob. ooB
Die Scr. Staaten bon 4merifa nit
5rontreid in be3ug oui Die ariegs
3iele eincs Snnes lin0, namlidD 0ob
es teineu g6rie0en obna 5ieg geben
fam. .Gs lit uotig, 0oB ih mid
elmer oeutiidea 5prahe beoiene, "
.ingte 8ibot. nGlidB 2otbringcn muB
mieoer ON uns beroltsgegeben ruer.
oen. Sem GraH8oje oari bon 6rjc.
ben ipreden, 10 LANCE mir nift ME.
Der GlioB.2 otbriugen Int 8eiie baban.
Sir molten teiue artegsonti6oDi-
gitng. ucrIangen jeood 5hooeneriaB.
Gle gauge 8elt mIB uuicre Scribe
r1tngen moraliih uateritilben. Is
lit audi u~l6eoingt notig. 0aB mir
Burantien fur bic fiinitige Stderbeit
unieres 2nu0es ba6eH muiien; oas
mare nnI beitcn an erreihct. menn
ale 9tationcu europas IT'D cine &c.
| gieruttgsmathoOe no4 eigenem 8lt.
oiiufen aneigneu."
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GnolanS itimmt fran5.
I~ricgsSiclen 81!

2on6on Z. SUM. - @ic Gin
@eorge Gane, 5ta1tsicfrctar flr
peiman9elegeubeitelL Aeute i'm lii.
ter1ouie ertldrte, beiitoen fih Die
en9Iiide Aegjerun8 0os unter9aus
unO oas 2aHO in uolltdnoiger lleGer.
einitinmung NIT Den uon Der iran
5oiiideH Geputiertentmmer geati.
Berten ariegs5ielen.
Cane mlroe bon oem YncIiiten
4biltpp 5uop0en uHierbrohea, Der
i'm frogte, Oh Die aauerten beabiid-
tigten, ptlle ailfittt auf olle nuoc.
rem lleberlcgungen 81 fdnlpiel bis
lire 4biidten %ternirtltdJt itn02
sic miiiieu BIC borberiqe 4nt.
mort nl8 abiolrt betra@ten, eriOL
0erte GaBe.
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gprftat Der 8eIOabertrasAng.
Nornntg, Sdf 9entidlanb 6tlS il
nentralen SanOeru iadjt.

&abington, 7, Sum-. - auf CT
iuden bes Gtaatsoepnrtemeuts bot
Die gunoes- ST. ierbebauf. aommiiiiou
one 8nnten bes 9teierne. Spitems ge.
parat, Dab 6entide Sutereiien tn ben
lntein.amerifdniidan 2dnoern ameri.
fnnilhe 6onos iufen, Inn IN oicier
8eniipbore ltHgeIegenbeiten 5u be-
retten. MGe @eloitberidrei6ungan
mad nentraIen aGaoern auf bei0en
Seiten oes 9ltlantiiben G8eons ioa.
ten 0aber iorgfdltig geprilgt ueroen.
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Rcoiitricrmn9s>
S9einc oefdlid1t!

8ai6ington, T.. SUM. aus
@eit 8irqinien iino gerifte einae-
troffen, Dob cine @ruppe Mdnner
fih uuf irgeno eile art Gegiltrie.
rungsi6eine perifnift boben nn6
6ieiel6ei inter 3rrtebergern her
teiIen. Sn Gegieruugsfreiien nvnmt
mon an, ooB Is iih nm geidlidte
g~Sadabm1ngen Ser aegiitrierimsa.
bobiere bonoeIf. qaenten bee @e.
hefm6ienfteg finO nit Der Inter.
iudung Der 4ngelegenheit betraut
mor1en.
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RuklanH inm6 Sricccn
babcn, iast GicbctSsc!
@Lsifbiel, Of Oeriel6e Onra militia
ride, fi~nau5ieae Dorr Iaoa.
itrielle 9ilfe fommt.

Eetrosrdb, Z. Sum, CeOn 8iI.
liam O. Sbeppbero, RorreiponoeTt
Der llniteo Bred Ser ytat Der
ruiitiGen 9lrbeiter mO Soloaten
wnnidt BON Amerifa, onB Is Dem
rniltlhen 8olfe erteu i6Bellen
6rie0en bringt gleiGoiel Oh 0erieIbe
nun oar6 Gn~tieuOung BON 8ahlrct.
den 5Dl0aten an Die 6ront. 0ura
~ltnnn5ieae. nt0uitrielle o0er irgeno
fueIhe mOere 9iIte er8ielt miro" 60
GuBerte Iih Der &rditoent 6es oben
oenannten Stats. Qi6eio3e Dem bic.
lioen gertreter Der uulte0 SreB &c.
getlitber.
sGen merifoniiden grbeitern
urt0 Gemofroten m0Gte tA iogen"
f1br 2i6eiOae fort, aShr t0nrt &uB.
Iono unO Der 2emofrotiFerung Der
8eIt, bic iest i'm gutitaben begrif.
len lit, am beiten 0aoura belfan,
boB SIR ale Hegterungan Der 8elt
DernnlnBt, ben Srleg iobalO ais
moglih al beenoeu."
,8tro eS NiBluno belfen, neun
onerifonii6e @eiduee no6 europa
oeianot neroer, I'M Geuti4lono 81
bef1mpfen2" u1r0e er gefragt.
.Sen0et eine 4rn1ee Mir bann
na1 europa. foenn SIR onbon ii6er.
aeligt ieib, ooB 6as @noe Oes arieges
ocour9 bpidleunigt miro - Die
Mmerifnner maiIen an belten niIien,
tpelne @et6ooe ie annenoen ioaen,
I'm uris al belfen. Qie 6ebolutiou
biIoet filr ms oas Centrum oiIes
0eilen, tuas mir anItreben. BON
Gtan6pnnft Der Hecolution betrad.
ten mir segenndrtis aaes in Der
8eI.@
sNesbQb oerm2~
.@eiL 0ie GeDollttion cine inter-
rationale 9~e0eutuag bat; ite miro
Dem sSorti6ritt nIler Boiler Der 8eIt
beLFen. Cine Gebolution mie Die
ruiiide Itebt III Der @aIt berein.
SeLt oo, 6n iie itf mitten I'M Srieoe
ereignete. I'm MN aber Der seq.
rlugen Der 8oIfsfratbeit. bic uns
0ur1 Die 9epollttion 8rteiI gerpot-
ben teilbaftig mer0en at tonnen,
uruB Der arieg i6lelaigit beigelcgt
tuerOen. Ser arieg muB been0igt
neroen olf Der Jrte6ensbofis: Sci.
ne annerion unb teine artegsent.
5hdoigungen," ltrb Die fleineren gaa-
ti0nen IoQen ebenfaas I'M aote Der
@oIter mitipreden fonnen."
ua0nnen bic Ser. Staaten BEN
ruIIiiden 8olte nifyt bnoura belieu
bob lie 2ofomottberi, g~iianbnbn5iigl
IND Bobnidienen beriiber ienoen24
n5enOen sic oles 0ieIes, penr
Gle glonben, 6aB on0urh Der ariea
ihueI beenoet tuer0er pirb."
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Nn. /.

Bfbi bauianoiee anleifpnaeu Der berinies
btnfH GaIefnide, mit cen SeufliGiten seihs
Nnngen,. ID grakefu gl0hstGDe eeseinnet, no.
QAr1 ~ benz 4<rneHoeR leifai oenIaht 1T IN
fe1en itHo 81 fepieren. Enfndu &gstnuleeH
uiin AntexpeliEnQen Aur 6erlteLluHe Dor
&pseelalaien. eiHihteH. MpfipeH. 6G1otun
t1AisHs N~1bn5Fanpsfs ard9eH, Iifnunifea uflU.
&us NH4ieiH III pr0dibol 0uf sem n4eri
te'.fa 8apier aeorHdf.
<Is fueIoen oieies Sun gil tMdsen Di9en,
H'1stS e 9agea rpFEfeeL. 1inH rerisble nimf
10 tasielbe 81 ban 1inltlaeH 4eningnHgen an
EAtt1fe1< inlter meiGen mir Is anbtefeu.
&zzieS Eut tit 12e psrlniri per BOT perl
8d8lidlt cmaha Sribine,
&attsrn 1fpis
<[n2umo Ctr. Cmaba, MEbr
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MeaSoo in st. eouis.

ct. Gouis, 9to., z. SUM. =
5dabomtsiefretar MeaNoo traf 9eus
te 3eitig bier Elm. nm fir Die 8rPi.
beitsanlci9e @ropagnnOa su MAIDEN.
ct iprad Dor Der 91iiiouri 9anters
4ijociotion mo Dor Dem CONNER.
cial Club lu0 miro bette 9l6eno Dor
0en 9eLegntm CUR aonbention Der
4n5eigengenten cine 4niprade bal.
ten.
GountpiuperintelOent aeennn mIro
Is. uib 10. gum I'M 8eridlts-
Iash1iioe Spe5IalpritinneeH iur 2eb.
'~rlrlnaeu IHr SotaIdaIen abholien.
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Deutldenbekcr
beim pr6iiScntcn!

g8aihmafon 7. SUM. = 6. 50
g9igmou, aeoofteur ocs @filDaifee
2%ournol@ uno Senator 6uIting ilfl-
~terbreiteten beltte nahmitt1g 8rGii.
bent @iIion gei0eiie bon oelitihen
sSniri9uen IN 8istoniin. Sic erflar-
len. SAP 2eltfe NIT prosoeltihen
Snmpatbien cine feline aampaane
nnter Ser GberfId6e fiibrtem I'M ben
striegsgeiIt III t0ten.
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glten6eim uirS aeIdfuReu.

Gas alteabeiln an Der g8irt Ctr.
miro ON Greitag geiblofien meroen,
ulb fie Sniaiien neroen Greitag
obea0 oas neiie Ode 6onteneae
gouIeporo fn6 geofor6 2(oe, be8ie.
ben. 0os NIT einem aoItenaufpatoe
bon $4,000 errihtet mor0en lift.
Mcbrero III benz aEten &eirn nur %
Nerioner @ufnabme finoen founterG
but has nelie Ra1tm fir 81 9erioHeu.
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hnocl Srin1t dnf
uialcncps ubiebnno!

&eute bormittaa itelte 9oli8ei.
assel ben antrog, ben
gbef Der bieiiaen @|ebeimpoli5ei pb.
5uieten neil or nit Der Gbooron
4ffoire in @%erbiuounq geitonoen ia.
be. Die u6rigea aorumiiidre ober
pfIidteten Jpn ober niht BET. Sic
6eite6en oltf cine grinolidle llHteriu?
dung oes e1u3e1t 4oli5eioepnrte.
merits che tie 6ieiem ODER ienem 80.
li5iI1en Den 2aufpoB gebeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-08
p~oritancfisMno
Scs 111mIikpereins!

7ie Mitgtieber oes GorItmoes
oes Cnlnha Muiitbereins iino bier.
NIT oornuf aiifuterfiam genlaft. oaB
bic r~egeluGBlge Geriaumlung beltte,
2~onnerstna obeno, ftattfinoet. nobel
fem Miitalie0 feblen iollte. s9idti.
ae @eid1Itc l;Gaer our Grlebigung
Dor.
6rit Qoifcr, SER.
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Beenatieuno fir
Scmtid1e OcierteMrc!

amIteroout, Z. SUM. Die bent.
ihe WiilitdrbeborOe Bat Elm 9efret
eriniien, nonad ale beltiden 9es
iertetire begun0igt meroen, menu iie
iid bis 5uilt Is. Suit ftelleH. Gas
3efret lalltet: Ser 5eiub mir0 ia.
gen, Dies lit Elm 8eihen bon Mnngal
an Mdnneru, ober i'm @egantcil, e.
lit Elm 8gueis Der eolen @roBmutig-
felt BON Sciten oes adiiers.
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@ersiteItfr selhitmnrh.

6ran &. q. god, 26iS Capitol
She. moatc iih Mitimod obeno nod
chem Streite nit tbrem Wionne
IDas 2eher nebmen ulo perI5llldte
I@iit. Reft5eitig berbeigeruFene 6iI.
lie erbifIt tie ie0Dd an 9ebefL S1r
Mann If Observation-Disclosures Ses @0l0eu
Stat aeitaurorts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-15
Revelations of a Wife
BY ADELE GARRISON

fortably-and held out his arms for
me.
| never felt less like being caressed
than did at that instant knowingly
or not, Dicky had bruised my sensi-
b1lfties with almost every word he had
uttered concering our proposed little
supper. But | detested unutterably an
other quarrel, so came slowly toward
Dlcky. His arms went around me, and
he gathered me close to him.
Sweetheart" he said. I'm a clunl-
sy chap, and | get tho cart before the
horse half the time, but don't you
make any mistake about this l love
you, love you, love you, and what you
have done tonight makes an awful hit
with me. | know these people arent
your kind. but they're my friends |
have chummed with them for years.
and I'm indebted to them for hundreds
of kindnesses."
My husbands eyes, his voice, his
arms EMBODIED me with tenderness His
words drew the bitterness from my
heart. / felt again the rapture Of the
knowledge that he was my man. mine
| Struggled closer to him, and felt every
vestige of resentment leave me in the
happiness of being loved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-15
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