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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30
Den 81 men ei.meus.

- Den Waneu Sitmens.
Den 1O0idbris.n Geburtstas Werner
Don clemens, Deutidanbs sr6bieH
piftnl6aftIidn aeanitsrs uno 'srs
Fiubsrs, bat Der DsuiiGe ae4niI9e
@erein BON Gbicaso nit eulem IN arp'
iiaaiadl bes .Soisl ASbermdn- absss
bal:ensn 5siiefitn ssbiibrsno seie!sri.
Den @oriiB fiibris prdiibent eerlaro
qatib, untsr Dsfen umii4tiger asiruns
Der @srein in lesi,r 3eit .inen Sdr5
auberorbenilihen aufi4ipung senoms
men bat. Die ltitreoe iparot pon
lgrOf. Sulius @Oebsl. BEN D0ritibsr
Der beuti9en glbtbeiIuns Der Staats'
uniperiiiGt SlinOis. >eebaIten. tpeIhst
has 3bema ,Wsrnsr Don Sismens als
Wlsni1 unb ais Witifier peutidsr Wiis
Ieni9ait unb 5ednit" bebanbelts un6
ba6et ben Wtrosgang bes berDorragsns
ben O;lebrisn, DeiieH Rame eng NIT
aQem @roben psrbuno.n III. bds IN
Dsatidlanb auf osm 0ebiete Der elst'
tri5iidt seleiitsi ipuros. Ihiloerie. Tss
Wditrtn mics er bdrauf bin. oab itch
bon situisns' 9baiisieit psit iiber
9suti5lanbsGrsu3en btndns tritredte.
Qat mebreren ipsrtbDollen 9leutons
iiruttiOnen fir 9ampfmai4inen ruilrSs
Der erit 31idbries Der aommiiiipn iiir
Die Ginfiibruns bss eleiiriiden 5ele.
grapbtn in preuben I'M Sabre 1847
bsiosatbtn. S9on 1S48 enijalteie a.
eine bcbtuiungspolle 9bdta.sii in Ger
2eitung unisriesiider W!inen nit tlets
trif6er JernSiinbuns gum 5afsnfaut.
Ra6bem sr 1S47 aus benz Staata.
bieuit ssf9isben, bi. bamuls 10 bod.
bsriibmte girma Siemsns & 5dlsis
begriinbst bate. bat er 1855 bos ruff
fifhe 5slsgropbenneb sinseri@ist. Bat
Siefsetobel gelegt unb SabaOie Grim
bunsen unb gerbsiierunssn seniatt.
. Il ri rma breitets iib immer msbr
aus. srridteie in Wisn, In Doo.ipit
(Gnslnnb). in PETERSBURG, In liiiif
unb an pitlsn dnberen Grisn 3tpfic'
anitnIien Der Gbarlottenburasr 0aip.'
onftdIi. oIs bic iie fi9 1903 NIT ben
beriihmsen Gdudertperitn 81 btr Sie'
mems Sduderiiptrien pertiria.e.
1886 begriinbete sr nit elmer giil
iiins Don 100000 Wlors bic btuiIdi.
pbpnsnlii&. 1e4nii@e Rsi4sautslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30
@rnnSsiasHthams.! .!Supotbsfen.
R,ntingstragem.


psrrD Sbannon an Qlbsrta 8. Rus
bolpb, 1896.
gllpboHis 9. Slider an Gnitrprifs
.. u. Co.. S250o.
Biniam ". Stoffregen an Goutbs
iibs 8. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Rate WanniI an Gamilp .. u. Ro.
/, $500.
eIiie 8. SariIsp an Rusida asmpe
Co., $3.50.
@eorss 3. WOOhlep oil Sout9ern
SbIo e. Il. z. Co., $500.
Gomunb ). Wunb an GIiSabetb g.
SpiIier. $1,000.
GIar.tta 3. 5urp an 8iaiam z.
gurtam, $720.
Georse Stumpf an Grant aellp.
$7oO.
Wsorb G. 1aDlor an German amss
ritan 6. II. 3. Co., $325O.
Narsnrst Wplsr an Jirit Rational
.. II. 6. Co.. S150O.
Snrrp :. Sebnldn on Gan Wiarco
.. II. 6. a., $2500.
Nnrp u. Gorrison an pearl Wars
ist gant, $1,000.
CHARTS 6. 9arbn on SOms 3. u.
6. Co., s2100.
Gbnarb 3. arufs an 2ifton sipe.
g. u. 6. Co., $1700.
@ntbonp Roierirun3 an.GIieniicn
6. u. 9. Co.. $1,000.
elIbsst %. GIopfsin on Gionsp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

Our6 ben bii'tern Spf ber Mietbss
faierne, in beren SeHftern nod bier
unb oa Si8t i4tmmerte, bollteH
fur9tbare S6reie:
n3ur SiIfe! SiIfe! M6rbsr! M6r'
Der! 9ilfe! !6ilfe! - 9ilfebbT
unb bann elm ira9enbes Poltern
bic Sreppe berab unb INNER pieber
bas marterI I4iitternbe 9ebriiG eines
Weriten, Der mttten tns 2sben bins
einsetroffen lit.
Die 9etpObner, idpn i'm gegrtff, gu
8etts gu geben, itiir5ten aus ibren
Wpbnungen auf ben buntlen 5lur,
2ampen in Der Sanb. in RadttIei.
bern; aber Der, Der ba 70 9rdblih
ftrie, mar lansit borbci an ibnen,
iiber ben Sof seitiirst, befen Nauern
nod bebten ppn Der @uat ieiner
Silferufe. unb nun rib er an Der
Saustbiir, bic er ielbft borber Ders
i6lpiIen bate, unb tpubte nidt, bcB
man aufidIisben mubte, I'm hinaus@
5utpmmen.
@nbli6 tpurbe bon bruuben geDff<
net. Gin @Ghter ftanb por ibm; er
itieb ben Neann taft iiber ben 9aufen
unb fdrie, Doripdrts itiir5enb:
,Wleine ssrau! - Meine Srube!!-
I'm 9pttes tpillen, Silfe! - 9iIfe! -
meine arme Sruhe -
Sein S6reien tpurbe SumS6lu9s
gen, unb pI6sli6, pie er sDan5ig
S6ritte in bic yiadt bineingerunnt
mar, te6rte er tpieber suriit na6 bem
Saustbor, mo iih jeBt pl6slid ullerlei
MenI6eu iummelten, aus Der Ra4t
bertpmmeno, neugieris unb Don
9rausn ssfdiittelt beim QnbIid bieies
Dor 8er3neiflung be1ilenben Utannes.
Gines Der Mdbfen, bic ba itans
ben, bic ibr trauriges Generic feit:
belt To6ts auf Der StraBe - zines
BON bieTen armieligen 9ei40pfen fam
on ben in ieinem irren S6mer5 bins
unb berIaufenben Wunn beran uno
fuste, feIber ipeinenb:
.@as III benn, 5err Marquarbt9
f. S4 tpobne ia ba oben, unb id
Tenn fe bod aud, Sbre Grdu!.
Setn3 Marqudrot bate ME a9t ses
seben, tper in feiner Ndbe tpobnte;
jebt fab er bus WaGb6eu an, als tonne
BON ibr bos Sell tDmTen, als Tonne
iie ibm felfen, fem 2iebfes, bas er ba
oben tobt, ermOrbet sefunoen botte,
iptsber su ertpeden.
@ortIesung folst)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

gps. 3. IL. g. Co., $1,000.
So1n 3. aelItp an 4ntonio 9oms
6. u. .. Co.. $6500.
gIisabst1 ains an Gin. gDorttHSs
mems Club y. II. 8. Co., $500.
Bertha Stol an Glbtrrn y. ". y
g.. $500.
ssihdrb u. Roppoport an GamiIr
3. ". No. /. $500.
Joispb gaipion ON Builders unh
1ropsrs 9. II. g. Co.. $500.
Rofe arOnoff an GitiSens Gift y.
II. 6. Co., $500.
Sarrp ]. asbmm an 9oluntssr y.
II. y. Co., $2500.
DO. oil bp., $4,000.
Games 70. 0obbarb an Gilas 9. u.
3. Co., $500.
2aura Smith an WlilfOrb 9. u. g.
60, $500.
getilgte Sbpotbestn
Jo6n g. Sbuff an Winon German
9. Ii. 6. H., $1,000.
gllpbonfe g. Slider an o. Z.
pa9oub. $685..
Srani 6. Mapbst an Clinton Jones,
$3.50.
seIIi. 9. Gemar an Rarp G. Sari,
$500.
0eora. stumpf an Ulilforb 5Oms
3. II. 8. Co., $500.
Do. an annn Q. aenp, $225.
Warp G. 5apIDr an Gait WdInut
5ils .. II. g. Co.. $500.
Do. an Samud 3. Cooper, S75o.
gsFi, 9ebplo an 5irit Rational y.
II. g. 60, $1,000.
Ri6arb Z. W5elen an Ssuate .. u.
8. u. Co., $1,000.
Warp Sart an Warp Susdn, $500.
Ulurb u. Gorrisan On Vsarl U'ar'
let gon,, $500.
Sarrb Z. 2sbman on Ginola9
W,ortet $40. 2 g. II. g. Co.. S235O.
qstuis Wl. Conner an Reaoins y. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
eb,purb Z. arui. an eiiiOu aps. ..
II. G. Co., $500.
@rtrub, S5Glpasr an enterprtls
9. Ii. 6. u. Co., $500.
ebas. anptenbauer on Zion y. u.
9. Co., s25oo.
Senrp :. Simlid an 5amilp u VI.
1c. /. $500.
gfitnrb u. Rappoport an Gloria y.
u. 9. Co.. $500.
@eoree O. @IDbi,. an sbaron 9. u.
g. Co.. $4,000.
Cora GrteI an Wsufe SalI 8. u. y.
Co.. $500.
Sarrp grr.uins an Spbn u. Rhdn,
abm'r., $777.
ROfa @uttpan on 20. Genturp ..
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Surrb Z. aebmau On Me'tsru Str'
man gnn., $25O0.
aouifa 9. Pbiaips an Wm. ".
Collins, $le0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

|nHgercgt uub better, unb bic bra an
beren Serren tpareu nur bestpesen un=
gebaIteu. neil iid Der iunse 8eamte
f&on por aebn nbr, trob tbrer Gtnres
ben unb Bitten er mDse bod no4I
bleiben, entfernte.
Rod in Der Sbiir ipintte er ibnen
elm Id4enbes aebeipoN gu unb sins,
1bne iid burd fbre ettpas anSiisliben
genlertunssn i'm Minbeiten perlebt gu
fiiblen, bura Die taft ausseitorbene
@egenD ihne( mad Der ni9iten 9altez
itelle fsirer GlettrfIAen.
BON Der Gde, fpp er berunteritieg,
batte er nod gut flint Winuten Bis Su
ieinem Sauie. Die rnnnte er fait.
Dor bem 5bor Der febr ausgebebnz
ten Mietbstaierne trieben iib, fpie se-
tpDbnli9, eiuiae Srauensimmer nit
tbren 8egleitern untber. 5ur9t tannte
.Seins Warquatbt niht. limb 10 ppIlte
er. obne Ii1 i'm @erinsiien I'm bisie
unbeimli9en @eitalten 5u tiimmern,
eben aufi9lieben. als cine BON ben
MdbdeH iaste:
n's is often 2afen sic, bite.
auf!"
gr ging binein unb ftblpb beHenuns
gea9tet stpeimar binter iih ab.
9rinnen rib er Elm StreihbolSten
an, neil es ibm idon gu pieberbolten
Malen puFirt mar, bab sr auf 8etrun=
tene setreten botte, unb sing i4nea
iiber ben Sof in ben SeitenfIiisel
binein inb eritieg, immer brei Stue
fen auf einmal nebmeno, Die bier
Sreppen.
Oben tam er nit benz Seffnen Der
sbiir niht glei6 sure9t. @s batten
| fi6 offenbar Elm paur &riimel ooer ets
mas Wo[le bon Der Saf6e In bic
SDblung bes 0riiders bineingeieBt,
unb ba er fi9er mar, bab bic SruOe
nod auf i'm partete. tIingelte er.
9tber Il: fam nidt.
rgfun lit iie bod etnge16lufeH",
badte er unb bemiibte Iih, nit einem
StreiabOls9en ben S9liifel uussus
bobren.
Gnblia! Gr fdloB auf. = Die
Si6erbeitstette bate lie bod pieber
ui1t porgeIest! 4. :.
Die itets sins er in fsiner Dobs
nung, pp er ia senau 9eideib pudte,
Suerft in bic &ii9e, I'm bort Elm fleis
nes 2dmp6en an5uiteden.
9abei Itolperte er iiber einen auf
benz 9oben liegenben 9egenftanb uno
itieb iid, lang binfallenb, bos Snie.
Wie Imeiien in einem Salrfen, in
ben pl0blit Der Stod zines 8anbez
rers binsinfdbrt. itiirsten feline 9es
banten ben allen Seiten 5ufammen.
Wte fam Der umsefalIene Stubl bierz
ber2 Mer bate i'm umseipurfeng
War srube nidt mebr in Der aii6e
sepsTen9 Satte fie's niat ssieben9
:. Oas mar bod ionit lire Sade
ni6t! >.
unb pl0bli6 rdrie er Iaut in bic
Ountelheit binein: rSruoe, sruSe!"
gtidts antportete tbm,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30
:, n~ .a.s,r. IN r...r %. stra rnsl.. rsIl.sI.s.

Bel 201 SUB an Der Ncrbisiie Der
Straight Strabe in Camp gDaibing'
ton, 81.
Gbarlss stnofenbaner on Wlarit
9rusaaemonn unb Glld, Oittrldmp,
80 Bel 100 SUB on Der Porbisits Der
golsrdin glite, rs SUB peitlid Der
Qeepsr 4penue, 81.
Gna Siterianp an Jreb grnegge=
mann unb Waris gruegsemann IL
BEL 100 5ub on Der Rorbieite Der Gos
Ierain gits, 1OS Sub ipeitli6 Der Gee
pen 9lpepue. 81.
Sobn glrnolb an Qnthonn nnb Sos
iepbine Rpfsntrus, Got 1s in Ju6s
unb gi6elmann's linterabibeiluns.
biIoeno 20 BEL so iub an Der Sohn
Strabs, 80 CUB iiibli9 Der GOnrOp
Strdbe, 81.
gnna 6. Seinen an Sarrp II. unb
Dorotbea Seinsn, 25 bel 80 SUB an
Der Oitieite Der Goth Strube.
Oscar Rihter ON Wtirnris Ri6tr,
30 BEL 115 'Sub an Der Sftfsite Der
groofiibe apenus, 255 Tub n0rbli9
Der grpotfibs 9tpsnue in Gumminss
bile, 81.
Bernard S@pen Il. Inb. an Bertha
Gtpn, "a 9yub an Der Siibisits Der
9eif Girobe, SO SUB Sftli& Der State
gfperue, 81.
Htrbinanb Z. Wstt,rer on gI. s.
5eepsn, basfefbe gieent9um, 81.
Jrances gDiGen an bp.. 230 Sub.
SO aub Ditlih Der Giate, gp.nne, 81.
Senrb qoppe on boy 5beii BON
gfod V IN stephen Wilbsr's Inter
abtbeiIuua. 81.
Tlormce M. Ring an Gli5dbefb
9ina II. 2fnb.. % bel 80 SSub an Der
'iibipsffIihen Ode Der 2. uno Sneas
more Gtrube. 81.
Charles e. Ring an bo.. basielbs
Gigentbum. 81.
Senrb WeFelmann an pbilumena
g.dmnn, % bel 30 fsub an Der Weit'
ieitr Der Sturm Strube, 81.
9bitomeR Bedmnn an Senrp Wefs
f.Imann, % bti 217 Gub an Der Weiis
felt. Der Stiirm Sirnbe. 81.
2aiprsnee gaelau on Roie aronoff,
12s Bel 1O2 Sfus on Der glprbitite
Der aauref Gtrabs, 312 Gub DfIi4
Der Gutter Giraffe, 81.
RubOIp5 sti,nnit an gettr Z. Gasin,
Got 1872 in Der Rorpoob Stights linz
ierabibeifung. 81.
Geo. n. petiiie,pte, an bo., basielbe
gioentbum, 81.
Glora Q. Goutbnrb, per Sheriff.
an Rarp g. @dsefislb, unssfGbr %
adsr 2anb In Ss.iion /, grosbp
5opufbip. s205o.
Mi6ael Wins,s, per Shriff, an
sSobn Riness, Got 46 unb 9beH DON
Qot So IN Der Rotionnl 5ome Cos
llni.rdbtbsiIuHs In 9Isaiant Ribgs
$3.50
Sptn Minees on 5Obu 8. S1oeup,
basieIbs gis.nfbum, 81.
CLARA 3. GouItbarb, per SberiFf, an
WiGiam Uliness, 65 ader aanb In
Settion II, Grosbh 9oipnfbip.
$1l ,450.
' Die Mt, Sarrifon RsnItp 60. an
Sames u. Gamble II. 4Hb.. 30 b.i
12o Sub on Der Deitfeii. Der Srano
2lp,nue, 81.
Riharb Clifton an Siabel Clifton.
Elm uneetbeiIies Snter.H. in Elm 9ra.t
9anb in Settion 26, Columbia 5oipns
flip, isrnsr, 90 bei 100 SUB an Der
gDeitieite Der @aInut Strabe, 40 Gub
fiibIih Der gunfeib QflIeb, 81.
WiuIie %. Joots an SOhn pera85o.
n BEL 219 SuB on Der Siibpeiieds
Der gurbeiie unb Woobburn 4pt. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30
grnnbeisenttumS .lleberfrasHnsrn.
GineinnatL. 29. gldr

etnctHriatt 70. Ufdr5.
Spencer 81. Sones an Sreb. Sod,
80 BEL 1872 Gub an Der Oftieite Der
&intaib Strabs in Gairmount, $500.
2ouiie Susrde an Benjamin unb
4nna Rdters, Got 75 in Wtills unb
alinss unterabtbsiluns, bilbenb "a
BET 137 CUB au bee norSpeiHi1sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

.sSsn ettrern 8inurrer iirs 10 eng.
eng, man lam fid) fuiim burfJbrirfeir,
Del,n man unt ben Gid pia."
ga mir -iteigeu sep0buli9gbar.
.iiher,~
The Denver star., 1917-07-14
k,sA,neFr, LEEDS AND EAST ST. LOUIS.

of Leeds
racial religious economic
out possible
Russia Romanons England where for
participated this inglorous
will
humiliation and mental anguish
ha widened
In St Louis White Christian population hung shot and
autocratc
OF the
checked
the white
religion
the that Of the white Both supposed profess
the expression
Religion
Racial
stumbling
tangle will be adjusted racial diff
England Magma Chaa
eradcated instincts
lifting
Father?
Of this They have been subjected
to
them All made by white
pathy and II need be material assistance -
knd-Denver
D.
The Denver star., 1917-07-14


nss sss
aa's
the sSo T %
rse sys little as s
s. s
little
,ss sss
s s
i@st
besn n its ps he e % ha
by
the NE1es @ sense Of which must admitted by
1s a ssss against sss
r ss @ ea % .Ss =. % North or in an,
no
neoss oes
upon R % not & the they because
Of soetSins
in
ssS %
s a =
% sssso @ % The s which s so s
1T ss = i:
than by attrseton him North
frequently
as a1d
s % a they I enjoy @ and the @ sns & this @ % wieh makes
habits Of conduct the Negro him by doing
as S country
The Denver star., 1917-07-14
SLAIN As THEY sEaaEo MERCY.

% E:;t St t. bou. h and 1es % syed I ee s.teny % The
and East
have head the
sn.n nhien
rom sev sn s asa nd
broke with rope Which & held % With @ d few % Of ns pole % %
diesy S h@
s0aas % @ better dressed than most of the others He
the % % %s a they @ the se nefrS % e % as @
With m o his
refuge.
the from
'Pa %an s sn a
was 5 no % crowd & d NO aGs | % n were he s
stoyins diover.Oie
s sns
The Sss rss led ss rs
Coliseum shoutes
When Oh State tate street car Reaxsy % & $50 & FIRE zap apparatus %
showed this had been and what
which themselves in the
and be slsusnea len
~s to followed ' the cry they've got
his which
the few steps E & were % an n ner %
~ better him .a hs from
him about ambulance that
ssen 1se fs.
Of The Louis PostDispatch5
The Denver star., 1917-07-14
Negro Flood Runs Like Water.
CONTINUED from page y

the final edition of the Globe Democrat Tuesday morning.
July ), the airest and most rccnrate. Carlos F.
Hure the home edion oothe Post Dispatch the
date also gives fair Of the doings of the bar
barous mob Editorials in these two daes and the St.
Louis Star showed that the editors took high ground and
condemned mob violence in uncertain terms.
A news item appearing-in in the Sunrise Extra of the
St. Louis Republic July S. was b,ased and bore the
marks of the yellow journalism that nctes mob violence.
curdins wsnton
eenses recorded in this country Gland Of the Free and
whom
Instituted
available
mob addition
in
the in
Sun
The Denver star., 1917-07-14
a RACE WAR Fouotr WIN THE FURY of sAvAeEs.


only minimize me extent anardy but to obscure the essential nature
draA M = the ssy Of excent that subsidies AND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
GAINESVILLE WOMAN
IS KILLED IN FALL
MRS. EMMA REID FALLS DOWN
STAIRS AND DIES ALMOST
IMMEDIATELY.
Was Going Into Collar to obtain Food
for Evening Meal When Fatal
Accident Occurred.

While descending the collar stairs nj
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Mar
garet Hasbrook. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Rel. aged G5. fell down
tho steps and received I'm Injury to
her head which resulted In death five
minutes later. Mrs. Reid fell upon
tho back OF her hrndi the blow render,
ing her unconscious. She was at the
home OF her daughter At Bond avenue
and Park street. caring for her dauGh'
tier, who is i'll, and was going into tho
cellar to gct something for the even
ing meal when tho fatal accident oc,
Cured.
The deceased was tho widow OF
Bishop Reid. and WAS one of thn best
known residents OF gainesville. Sh"
was member Of the First NJ. t.
church of that city. Beside Mrs. liaa
brook. shc Is survived by Two other
daughters, Mrs. Jerome Stevens and
Miss Clara Reid, both Of Barnrsvillr
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
SWIMMING CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
Wheeling urnnnh uf tho Amateur n'h
IaLin Union or America,
Formed I.asl Might,

A. m~oiina If nwi"'"i"E ""'"'"i""'"
bold tn whaling I'rIh lnri ~ uinI.. 'h"I Z"
rnr l,urfurIuh ih" organization 81 "
WhorIIup branch "f tho Amateur Nih
|. IIr IInIuu To- 10 hIu,wu ~ III" W lI''l
lup f'nrh EwimInlng ilul', ih" I1IiIr.i"
I,ciuR 10 lold nj Who"liuE IHrI ~ tru.
uIuR pool II ErrIor "f nHl i"unl go IN.
ruiuE uul dlvluE ""ntrGl" "It"n I" all
IuiI.,r runuauIrh with III" \ y T.. II
hm"riCR.
Tho following w~ro elected - - i,.'"rH
Of tho now OrERniZII ion
l'rcaIdcnt--N. r.. H"win.
Vice rrcSIucut--t W. Frauzhcim.
Secretary and Tr"iIurcr--pr. viii
Cruise.
Constitution md hy-lawa governing
tho club were adopted and arrangements
mndo 10 hold diving and swimming con
tests at the park pool IN" latter part Of
July, at which event. champion lady
swimmers. who have figured In all The
national contests. Will compete Tor the
prizes that Will be offered by the new
organization.
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HIGHLY PRAISED
Tho Rev. DR.. Folds Hands ChautauQN2
Management Bouquot-Br1d9e
Company Thanked.


In :,uu"uncIu- from III" platt"rm last
NIGHT tina, Wh,, ling ~aS assured Il
Chnutnti.;ti:, u>t Year. III" Rev. l'r. W.
r. Fields wh" has 'ak"n an unusually
active part H. tn. rhnutuuuua work here.
stated tr.,t h" wished 1" thank IN"
,h,,tnuuIIn tuaGi:v"tnrut for having
br,.u.n, t. Wh'.,-lIur Tins summer Suctt
.Nc,!!rut tal";'I Iud entertainments
that : hn,I h.."u at much Inspiration
AMI uri;t 20 th. community. ana thnl
Ia. believed h.. ,,i"k" tn" sentiments "i
tn" p.nIl" in rrrr"ttin@ taat lhr inter
r~,,ug "ut"rtulua:. mt hnG been brought
"a 4 ,.ln$. nr F'irldS remarks were
arplauh.d by IL" lnrs'' au"I"Lc"
Following l'r. Fields i'lk r"Solu'
ruu WAS passed thanking I;"h"rt iiaI-
lrtR Urr<Id ..ur. .f"i'ilt LAWSON. S"cr''
tarI AMI tIi,. other officials "f Ia"
Wheeling y E:,lru"nt nr!'l%" company
for ,h. ,~.. 81 IT,. ErIdgc park grounds
Iur thu. 'hnutaIlta.
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OUT
LAWYER Looks
LIKE NEW
All His Friends Pleased

For a long time hr kept the secret
Of the wonderful change to restored
health and recovery from nervous
break down. but at last BECAUSE or me
hriD il might be- IN his friends ne
thought ii only fair 10 tell them. ana
now they are all like linn. hay" COME
hnck' and feel like hninr things.
iIu took FRUSTRATED HON nnd
II tunh hold ul him Immediately. he
nnyn he felt better fright IN the rrrl
nnh yuu meyer aaw II more lhnnkfnl
nnd ulra"rIl man. h" cannot SAY enough
tn prairn uG P!lN%i'll tIFH lliON.
lie says Il rrrmrrI ~ II lIi' Who'll" ri"-
tom jnri rravrd III" lli0H. il was ab
Wurhrd No quickly. III" color came back
tn his checks. hih stop had til" Old tim"
boy swing and spring. whi'" IA To: nj"
nrrvrn. the rhu> phairH got ri"hi To
work. cleared up Tho rnhWrhE and be.
ruddlo,l brain, 50 II" could think better
and net quicker. his JndEmcn: was
right again. no hal decision Thai H."
laCkoL for years. no wonder no Is
pleased booster Of PhoSphaicd Iron.
Mr.. Professional Man. or Woman.
MIR. Orce Man or Rill Clerk or
Stcnographer who is all in and feels
that he Is not sick and he is not well,
but who knows he Is not right.
PHOSPHATEn IRON is just what
you need. it Will Tide you over.
put you right, you will feel "on
the Job" and work will be pleasure.
Special Noticc. To insure your re-
Iceiving tho genuine Phosphaicd Iron
we have put up In Capsules only. DO
not allow dealers 10 substitute Tablets
or Plns.-C. II. Grirst & Co.. Wheeling.
W. Va. and leading druggists every
where.
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IS
SURE FOR 1878
ORGANIZATION AND ENTERPRlS'
ING INDIVIDUALS SUBSCRIBE
FOR 500 TICKETS.
Will Sell Them TO FrIends, ASsurlnG
tho DiUueat Entertainment
Ever Here.

Wheeling is assured Of Rrdpnih
thnutnuuuu next yrnr. Jnm brf"r"
the. clone Of the wrrk'n finnl number
lnNnlghl tho Rev. l1r. w. II. FlrldH
announced That mnny Rnci"licS nnh IN
dlviduuIH lind pledged to Inkr SchS0n
tickets 10 sell To the number Of $50,
guaranteeing $500. This amount
was increased by n number In Inc
audience. making Il total OF $50 tickets
pledged 10 be sold or paid for. or Il
total amount guaranteed OF $l.I2o.
Further solicitation will be made
within the next few weeks and IT. is
believed that perhaps twice that
amount will be pledged by individuals
and societies. The tickets will be
delivered to the patrons n month
before the opening of the Chautauqua
next year. This will, eliminate the
guarantors and it will be up TO all
who have subscribed for bunch OF
tickets TO sell them. The announce
ment made by DR.. Fields last night
was received with applause and when
he stated that the total amount OF
tickets subscribed for amounted 10
s1,72O there was prolonged hand,
clapping. The guarantee OF the sale
of $50 or $500. was sufficient to have
assured the Chautauqua next year.
The Chautauqua this year was
grand success; in fact 1t brought to
! Wheeling some of the best entertain
ers in the country. The financial end
! Of the proposition was a little deficient
but The guarantors will cover that
However there will be no deficit to
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Snnth Sido Rriofa.

Misses Mary bowers and Fricda Hon
derSnn Of I;lrndalr. visited In TINS city
Yesterday. with Miss Margaret Seth. OF
Water street. "
Mrs. Henrietta Pearson. Of Merritt
street. Is visiting friends Mt Wnrwoou.
Mr.. an.! Mrs. Henry liroschc. or Thir-
.tv..nycfth street are the proud parents
Of a daughter born Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ricln pickcy and son. Edward.
nf ryruty-S"cnnd street. arc visiting
relatives In the cast
The small child "r George Dnh"r Ia III
ut its home on South Woods street.
Miss Clara Fraser. Of Main street.
surnt Yesterday at Mnundsvlllc
Herbert Palmer nj South Water
street is improving after an illness OF
several days.
Miss ,;rrirudr p"nl. IF Cameron. Is
Wishing friends on Ihlrty-MrSl street.
Harry Marx. the popular local vocalist.
has returned [" his mbn" on Thirty
first street. after spending Il few days
ut cameron.
Harry Sl"ba. ri Jur"b street. Is visit
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BRIDGEPORT MAN HURT
Cauqht Under Ford Touring Car Yes
tcrday on Mt. Pleasant PIkc-Ia'
ken to Martins Ferry
Hospital.

George Hoff. taxi driver OF Bridge
port, was injured yesterday afternoon
when IL Ford touring car which he was
driving turned turtle ut steep place
on the MI. Pleasant pike. catching
him beneath the car. The accident
happrnrd when one Of the front
wheels cnmc off the car as ii WINS 60
INK down the Hill mt fair rate or
speed.
The injured man was taken to the
Martins Ferry hospital. where DIR. {.
Is. Mrasrrly attended him. No bones
were broke. but it may BIZ that he IL
In jurcd internally.
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MILITARY MEDAL
FOR AMERICANS

LONDON. July l6.-king George has
conferred the military medal Tor braV-
cry in The field on three, members OF tho
American Irrlon or the Canadian lorcsn.
The men nrr Lame corpurhI i. is. lick.
rr I,nnlnn. nnd Sergeant II. Harlan ana
I'rIvnlc q. Porter. both from Now Eng
lnuh
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Germans Discontinue
Building Of zeppe|InS

IuNI"IF. July IL 1t iH r"r"rf"h !"
mn r.xrIungc T"l"Ernph I""iai"h ir'h
Lausanne HAT u" MGR" H"pI'"lius NJ" he
lnu constructed mt rri"lrl"hrhal"n.
'rhn,Ianndg "r wurkm"n VIII" hli'n'f'"
have been employed In fulfilling HlrshlrS
nrr now said Ia he "ugHgrd IN III" con
strucI ion of n large number Of nirpi"ncS'