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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

II WAS r"Vnri"d in This city .aSL eve
ming that Edward ll!ic. who has been
the efficient superintendent Of tho
l.auGhlin tin mill mine for the past scv-
cral years. had resigned his position 10
take effect the first of November. 1t is
said that MIR. lite has accepted q ro-
Sition in Pennsylvania. aud will remove
there. Mr.. Edward Brown. wlIn has been
employed nj The Aetna Standard rHinc for
tho pas, several years, is said Will size
reed MIR lIIle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
ronnd EuiltY,

Iforry Miller. who was indicted by tne
last grand Jury on the charge OF hru-
rI,rv was tried in common pleas court
Yesterday aud was found guilty. ne
Jury returned verdict III Il short tiine
With a recommendation for mercy when
carries from one to five years IN me
ucnt;rntiary. 1t will h. rcm"mnrIeu
hat Miller was found updcr bed Al me
home Of George Connolly, III klrk~""u'
several weeks ago H. Mrs. CnhnellF'""o
WAS engaged in her household duties.
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and Mrs Weeks and Mrs. Olham The
two Bellaire unions.
Presbytery to Meet.

An adjourned session OF the st. Glars
willie Presbytery will lie held in the FIRST
Presbyterian church in this city today.
\ number Of matters will he given con-
sideratiou. The morning session Will nc
devoted TO temperance. Later joint
session Of the committee on vacancies
will be held, and several new ministers
will be admitted TO the preSbytery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Liberty Bend Meeting.

Mass meetings 20 Sttr:uiatc and en-
courage tho sat: o. Liberty Ponds are
being held in all parts of tao county
this week. The meetings arc being acid
in the school houses and much interest
is being taken. district school $Hp"r-
intendents are the principal speakers
and they arc making strong appeals It"
the residents urging them to Buy Lib
cry BondS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Work Rooms Open Today.

The work rooms OF the Red Cross
society in the Central hose houS" will
be open this morning. and no doubt 4
large crowd will !c IN hand IL sow dur
itp the dav The ladies will aI.;O serve
another one Of their popular lunches
as noon. and have prepared n tn2 menu.
M ARE cordially invited To attend these
lunches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

No clue has yet been obtained l" Inv
,..vrs vino effected AN entrance |" the
home OF George Tamblan. at LANSING
SundG evening. AMI made il getaway
with u total of $1,000 lying about inc
nr,.miscs. Several other articles OF Faiue
'nnuI the home yer" taken ana a'ih"uEh
the Belmont county Huth"fE'S' 81
working OH the case they have very niue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

The Wheeling Traction comRny has
placed large double truck cars n serv-
ice on the North York division nd they
ar4 n decided Improvement Ger the
smaller tpyr q; cars. As r:su Of the
large cars being placed on tho division
tho otiler cars OIL the line are not SO
crowded. >,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
School To Open.

Tho Lansing sch""l which Wns cloSco
Monday on account Of several cases -
Liphrhrria at thu, place. NIL. again Ut
n,'cnrL his morning. the building hr,nE
f',,,ip,,cd Yesterday by township
Health officer William Britt"n' 40
,,,.w eases have developed during me
lat few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
W. L. NOBLE
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING
HANOVER STREET.
Both Phones.
Work Progressing Rapidly.

The work Of paving Indiana street
through the Lipphardt addition IS pro-
crossing rapidly. and It is the aim Of
The contractors to have The work conn
rlrtrd before the winter YEA 'hrr sets in.
Several more carload If brick urriN ed
Yesterday and they were ut ono Cis-
trihutcd along the street. AT ;hc pres
ont time the work has been completed
rs far as the Elm school building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

w. n. brewer. of this city. VII" ms
been employed with til" l'aliim"re ~
ohio Railroad Company for the paS'
,wenty-lhr.r years. fourteen "l WIFI,
II. was An engineer. has received worn
nI a promotion. Mr.. brewer mas n,,."
,nno,nted train supervisor over me
Wheeling Terminal and G. l.. & W. sun
divisions and has already entered upon
his duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Want All Rooters Ont.

Every ono in Tho city that possesses
= fife and drum nr any other musical in
atriitncnl ara requested 20 attend the
Martins F'rrry-frllnirc football game At
League park. Saturday afternoon. Il is
aid thai a. ADMINISTRATION. advertiser.
the gam" Will BIZ staged i'm this city
Friday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Entertained Cla SIS.

Last evening ut her lu'W" on Noble
street. Mrs. a. J. Giftcn entertained tin.
Kings Daughters Uf the Christian
church at her home. I'll" affair WAS in
the nature OF Il Halloween party aud
the diversions and decorations were M
keeping with the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
n+.oraea aapouet Yesterday.

Practically. all "f III" nemp'fH OF ,ne
belmont County Liberal League ~ 'n's
,i,v vrra in attendance at tho second
annual hIuuuet ShlCh was given III the
[.Its hall at Martins Ferry yesterday
AFTERNOON. 4 number Of interesting la4NS
were given during the AFTERNOON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
,r,s.,,e When Name was Called.

"A man giving the name "l Jams
vh,r,n. was arrested Ivy Marshall Arch
McClatrn Monday evening while IN me
act Of picking Il mans pocket while ne
,v,,s harding a Raylan1 car in this city
liz WAS taken to the city building where
III, placcd Il forfeit Of $50 for his APPEAR
arce Yesterday. When his name was
called he was found 10 be among 'ne
missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Committee to Meet Tonight.

An important meeting "f the Hal
lowe"n celebration committee has been
called for this evening in III" board OF
trade rooms and all members are re-
Q,lrStrd 10 l." on hand. AT III: meeting
tonight the final plans will be made.
and II is likely that the prus!nm will
hC. naurud out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

The committee in charge Of the sale
OF Liberty Bonds N tais ct,y has created
considerable interest and II IS said Is
meeting with rrr;:i success. The can
parn TO secure Bellairc's quota opened
today and will b. pushed for the next
Few days. Com,r.,tecs are TO be seen
every where in the city encouraging
the residents to purchase bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
New Business House to Open.

The vacant store room in the Parker
building on South Fourth street. for
mcrly occupied by the M:Caffcry Il Ed
munds clothing store has he~n leased
hr n wooden mills company. number
of improvements arc being added 10 the
store which will he thrcwc open TO :hc
public in q short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
I,ncktaM PROVES Ental.

rctor Sails. n Iircrk rcsl,;ent n lhc
upper part Of the city, passed uwaT Mt
he local hospital yesterday morning aft
~ SUFFERING, for III" past cnur days frrm
IN attack of tctanus. resulting from a
slight scratch on his leg. sustained II
fcv days ago. Nothing Wal thought Of
it al the time. but Saturday his cundi-
ton grew worse and lie was removed TO
the hospital. where he suffered untold
agony until death relieved his suIf"rings
ut the hour stated above. The man WAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Harvest Thanksgiving Services.

The Harvest THANKSGIVING services
held last night at the Trinity Episcopal
church was we'll attended and proved a
great success. Archdcacon J. Fl. Dud-
shon. Of Columbus. prcaci,c'! the sermon.
The church WAS decorated IN k'':pIne
with the fall season and the choir reE-
dered special music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Maids and Matrons.

Thu Maids and Mmlruns will be pleas
antly entertained this afternoon n tho
homo Of Mrs. ". {. EcrEumdthal. on
Nrrth Fifth street. and as II viii he
the :irs; meeting Of tn" winter season. a
large crowd Is expected. sewing and
fancy work will be the divcrs:ohS Of
The afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Tired Sale Of Bonds.

AT the meeting Of III" BUSINESS NE"
Associations held ut the city building IhS'
evening Il number OF interesting 'N!MS
,r,r. ,.iyrn urging tho purrhaS" ar Lin
cr,v Loan bonds. Committees were ar-
nniurrd To call on all of the m"rrhahtS
If IN. cit urging tn" purchase al hnh"S'
II Is hoped Ia make Il whlrlWiha l'''s"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Liberal League Banquet.

The second annual banquet II tho Bel
mont County Liberal league was hciH
last evening in the l;lkS' ha!! on North
Fourth street, yesterday afternoon. ana
the event WAS largely attended. An
elaborate banquet was served. alter
which number of interesting taiHs
were given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
ra,tnsrance Meeting.

The icmrrrauc" messing held last eve
ming i'm the kickwunI II. T.. church was
LARGELY attended d"ar''c The ihci'",'h.
weather. Tn" Sueh~H: was MIS- -\''' VI
Huntington. W. Va, temperance "rtt"'
,,f nr,r. In her talk lantern slides
w.rc uscd. This evening the same
.,roI;cr will talk in th- kirkwood lr"S-
hyl.riau church. while Thursday and
l.r,,,uv evenings she will hc It the MIX
wood NJ. f.. church again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

\ canvass of the employees If tho
Lauchln tin plant WAS made yesterday
in an effort To- dispose OF Liberty Bands
and il IS said that large number were
disposed nj. Practically every cm2ioye
OF the mill subscribe for one or more
If the hnu,lS. and payn"nis Will be
made I'm monthly inSIn 'lm"nts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

The Lady Maccabccs Of this city pave
completed arrangements for y dane"
which will he held this evening ir IN"
i"raternal ball on North Fifth street.
An orchestra has been engaged for the
evening and many out-of-lown people
are expected to be III attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

The I'arrut-T"AchcrS' association Of
the central school building held a r"Eu-
lar monthly meeting in tn" central build
ing last evening. and despite the in
element weather. Il llr@" crowd was
present. Rev. +. f.. SchIit%. paslu, Of
III" First NJ. T.. church. delivered an in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
PARDON RECOMMENDED.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. 23.-The
Pennsylvania state board Of pardons. in
session here today recommended that
Dr.. C. C.. Meredith. Of Allegheny coun-
~. be pardoned. DR.. Meredith is serv-
Ing sentence for conviction on the
charge Of abortion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Dunfee Funeral.

The funeral ~ Ms. Tilt Dunf"". VIZ"
died Saturday ~ ~ lr!nuI!:. W. Va. took
place E"$l.'I,lt? :it"iu"uu at The home
at William buul". n South belmont
street. lntcrntcL; Var ma'tr III s"sr
Eill cemc terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Library Fund.

The library fund has been consider
ably increased in the last few days.
PrivaIN subscriptions I" the amount IF
S.2I have boon receive J. The WEIGH
., CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school has do
mated $40 and the employees Of the
LalIghlin mill have donated 500 from
tho fund they raised for the benefit Of
the soldiers. This makes n total Of
$1IT.aa In he added to the $3I3.1i pre-
vinrIsly reported. The grand total to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
MSseuCeraue PARTY.

Mrs. Clarence fHwcclt Will entertain
ting Sunday school class Of the FRS.
N. f.. church SATURDAY evening at her
home on belmont >i;,.I. The affair VIII
b" III the nature t.! L Halloween party
an dthe decorations vii! be IN Keeping
of the fall season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Miscellaneous Shower.

Thursday evening AIRS. !'aHl Fred and
Mrs. Charles Fred will entertain wI.h
Z, iHI$". liaucouS shaver Ill Iii" huni" Of
Ike former cOmpliu"liIar! L. Miss Nellie
c;IuHphcll who Nill S,"a L'''.n,mc the
brId" OF 3Tr. Walter M,Er"h;. y nUn-
Der of out Of town E;."sr.. Viii attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
conuelly Funeral.

Funeral services for III" la,' az a.
rn,maIIv or this city. who died at ST.
,r,jrsviIle Friday, wrr> conducted yes
,.rI:,v morning from thc R"llairc Cath
nIic church. the services being In charge
of Rev. Father Whitman. lnl"rm"ht was
in Mount Calvary cemetery at teiiaire'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

In all OF tn. local schuuiS teachers
have been boosting The sale Of l.ibcrt :
Bonds The local schools have school
banks. and quite :. number Of tn" stu.
dents with saving accounts Will pur-
chaSe Liberty EunGs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

% years of ag" and is -silrirrd by /
brother in Stcuh"nrll!.' II. ho1y was
removed TO the %o1le mc"iic 10 be
prepared for bl;a,. bu: funeral ar
rangrmcntS are iucrn pi.:f...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
BELLAIRE
Council Meeting.

Council had Il easy last night and
within ono hour after the session con-
vened the body adjourned.
The most important matter brought
before council was the INJURY relative
to map OF the city. The city engineer
was authorized a year ago to have the
map completed and delivered to the city
October /. 1917. Mr.. Norton sent conf
Elunicat!on to council stating that It was
physically impossible TO complete the
map owing 20 The amount of work auth
orized by council and completed during
tho year. Mr.. Norton asked that the
time we extended 10 April |. 1918. Ac-
ton on the request was deferred TO next
meeting.
Mr.. Wilson, a street empioye. pre-
sented a petition asking for an increase
from $50 TO $3no per day. The petition
was referred to public service director.
The mayors. report for September
showed the following collections: Fines.
SiSSp5: licenses, $500. Total. SS+7.0o.
The city solicitor was instructed to
draw up 4 new bond for the city en-
(,<<nrrr. II necessary. for the extension OF
time, guaranteeing the completion OF the
map OF the city by April l.
Councilman O'Toolc presented q COM
,nunictItio0 from City Solicitor Cooper.
concerning the status OF the referendum
vote on the telephone franchise. Mr..
O'roole said the promoters OF the refer
-ndum we-n trying to show that council
Increased IL. rates. when the rates are
fixev. by III. public utilities commission.
The city solicitor IN his statement said
the Bill ccm1aay had roi indicated what
they intend 20 do. Should the rcscren-
,iu,n carry the city Will nav" i"!epnc
service because the Bell c"!np any does
not intend 10 abandon IL" city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Attending Convention.

Mrs G. ~ !i",ni'in. Mrs. James Weeks
and Mrs Charles oldham l.tt Yesterday
FOR Springfield - attend the annual con-
rertion OF The ohio Woman'S Chris
liar Temperance" uni"n. Mrs. HeinleIr
Will represent INC county organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
Americas Greatest Woman Orator.

Mrs. Mary Harris Arnor. at Columbus.
Ga. Americas greatest w"!aan orator.
characterized by the press IF IN" crun-
Try as "a gattling gun Will SPEAK ut
the First Presbyterian church Friday
evening. Mrs. Armor, VIII" Is known
as The Georgia Cyclone" will speak on
prof. 5itioa. under the auspices Of the
<r,sXaire branch OF the Belmont County
Prohibition League. She is touring Bel
mon, crua:y IN ;Ee interest .: the state
Wide campaign 20 bau.Sn tn" sue and
nr !nt"N!rhalS as - hrrc"-
aye. and is said TO De Il logical and force
ful speaker. y great crowd will no
doubt attend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

failed In SEQ the danger signals and
piuughcd into the obstruction. carrying
earth and stone upon Ross. Or. Robert
Schullcnbcrg dressed his injuries. after
which he was removed to his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

Ratlcv..' Edith McMullln: Helen CARNEY.
Ruth Mccormick. HATH" Hi an" litl";'
S!,mrtrr. Tho club viii mrct next week
with Miss Helen tiaffncy.
Mrs. c. J. Euliinau. IF Pittsburgh IS
the guest of her sister. Mrs. {. g. Soulh'
Of Mccoy Heights
Howard MelSter. Of the Sistersvlile
high school faculty. spent Sunday at his
hcme in Marietta
T. ]. Mccoy was business visitor In
Parkersburg. Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24

William Ross. foreman oil 'hr H''"
facturrr'S Light X Heat t"mr"h! S''
force. is r,c"vc ring nj hs h"m" from .he
nrr.c,s nf INJURIES sustained Mnn!ay
ycr,u., when 4 ulIluhrr o. STONES were
thrown ;Iunn him while working III Il
d,tch at Nest Wheeling. In repairing
tho gas mains il WAS n"r"s%arE |" 'rr"'n
across the street aud Il driver al i f"F"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-24
maooebees Dance This Evening.

tcrestInG address. and Il fine musical
program was rendered.
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sin Nrnmn IN alnci 9[ften.

Sri. @liie @OmarOs lit i6ulo oa-
ran. Sdtte iie Mar Go6en BON 9tr.
1924, SuOionitroBe, Dem &obert
S6ipleD bon 9tr. $40, 0}oro-@awooo-
9lpe., ni9t norge5ogen, mdren Die
9ei0en an Scr @aiterrr9lue. lnO g..
Str. ni6t in Streit eerotben inO
idlieBli6 5u S6l6gen gefommen.
Gliic @6maroS BON g}r. 104, gaorO-
GlintouitroBe. uobm anoe6lib an 9ll-
lem auf Ger Seite Go6en'S regen Pm
t6eil. Ofeiultat: S6ipleD $50 Straie
uno Soften @oben $25 Straie lnO
Soften @lie $40 Straie un0 Soften
Die Foli5eiribter @iaioms inn San.
ton @oIi5eigeridt i6nen oui6dnste.
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NuIitiides.

GoS rcpnblitnnllNc Stoat9.Gels
tral-Gomite tritt am uahiten @iitt-
nod I'M 0Satel 9ennert" 3nionnem
INN 0en 9ag iiir sic FrimGrpa5len
am If. Septem6er 81 ratifi5ireu irnO
sen 8oriiber @olen @. Gait 5ll auto
riiireu, bic Staots-GonOeution ein6ll-
berufen.
9(ae GonOiooten iiir Oic &rindr-
ma6leu miiiien i6re 9lpplitationen
I'M 9(uinobme olli sic @riiHGrwa5l-
IidetS bis gum %. 9lugult Der
StaatS @o6IaufSiidts.9e6orOe eill-
rcichen.
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Bic W0riicn ocidJIOiicm.

Gir baltimore 9lftien.9orie" Die
n@nn0elsfomner" mo rnIolge oenrn
aud uiele goufocichdite blicbeu &C.
tern Den aan5cn Sag gelhloller.
Doiiel6c mar in gieu-9orf G6irn9o,
gullt6 uno moeren welllihen StdO-
ten scr SAL. Ole glnregung Da6u
mar BON ocn 9lfticnmoflern in gleip-
gIorf auSgeaangen, uelde in 0er per-
eangenen Mohe 81 iebr iulter Der
Oriidenoen S,ibe 81 leioci botten GaS
Iireltorim Ser @orie in giep-Dorf
cntiprad Dem @eiu6e, unO ais Der
@eidhB in au0eren StdOten hetont
murbe. ioleie man Dem &orge0en
9lep.yorts prompt aui Dem 6uBe.
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NInnisipal- -sladridltcn.


Sn ser per1ongeneu &ohe pllrocn
Dem 05eiHno6eits gepartemeut
28S SoScsidQe lnS 300 @eburs
fen gemelOet. Serr George 9l.
SeuOcriou oont 9ouinipcttor-
gureou nuBte ieine 9icii0notion
cinreideu.
"a er an9e6Iib itdOtiide Gontraft.
Spe5iiifutionen 10 oorbereitet bottc,
DAB nur cine geruiiie Sirma iiir Die.
IeI6en Sfierteu einreiden fonnte,
nurOe Serr @eorgc 20. Senocrion
SSnipeftor fir Sei5anIagen, BON Ban.
Snipeftor S. s. 8brne eriIdt ieinc
&ciignation ein3urci6eu @r er6ielt
nod 5mei @odeu llrlmb 5ugeipro-
den, 10 6aB leine &elignotion am 10.
Qluguit III arait tretcn miro.
8eridt ser 6reib ao 8 nj
million.
Plus oem 9eridt ser oifentlidcn
Irei6ao Gonlmiiiion fir Sen Wlonot
Syuli lit 5u crIe6cu OdB oie 0iieutli.
den @aoeauiiolten BON 169,4t1
MGnuern 5rouen &na6en uuO
M0odeu benubt puroeu. SSm Sui
1916 6etrug bie 3o6I 120,323. Gie
6fientlid)en S6ipimmboiiins i'm
GoiterIou.@orf, Gliiton@orf uHo
@mbuns Sails murOen BON 1924
EerIoneu gegeu t37925 i'm Sill Oe$
Derguu1enen SSa6res beiuGt 34,367
9serionen benubten Die offentlide
geoiiriniBonlialt on Der @reen-
mount-glDenue.
2SS GoDeSfGIle. 800 @e6urs
ten.
Ger p0dentlidc 9eridt Oes itdoti.
Idcn Geiuno6citsbiireaus 5eigt, oaB
in ser nergangenen @ode 2SS 20.
oesfdQe liuo 800 @e6urten Dem CSC.
luBObeits0epartement beridtet murs
ben. aeiu ainOerld6milngs- o0cr
Wleningitis-Sall marOe in oen lebten
n Tagen entoeft; 3 %eriouen Begin
aen SeLbitmor0 uuo 10 famen bai
llnf1Qen mn'S 2eben.
|StGOtifdes Irinfw aiier.
Ger tdgliGe 9eribt oeS G6enite@
OeS @aHcroeportenentS 3eigt, OaB
oaS itdOtii1e Srinflpoiier om 6rei.
tag flor imO eeidmodlos mar Ger
@er6rolld 6eliei iih auf 1i2710O0O
@olloneu. ,390,000,000 @ollonen
iiltrirtes @oiicr 6eiinoeu icb allf
Eager ln6 in Dem &eieruoir bel SoM
Hopcn 6eiinoeu iiA 1,90000O,Oc0
@ulloneu uniiltrirtcs gSaiicr.
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&orriion, &uiuce S[lbburu, $. GloD
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Der Compiler uCreamlano~, mel
der bel Seu oeutihcn @eicllibolten
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99ode iciue 5abrtgl ipieoer oIineb-
men. @lou ie6c luegen oes 9}d6eren
na9 Den 9ln5eigen an anOercr Stelle
oes Geitiden Gorreiponoenter"
Sic eriie 6abrt ma6t per Gampier
am Souutog, ocu Il, sIuguit.
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9ie pradfOuae Sort DcpDNt. nuo 8ehertuw.
NrfurftOu

C8ebirgSsGcenerie mo oIe groBen MflldeH.
QidiS eebi iiber Den GuSquebanna'GlnB. Ser
popnldre Danpier nSusquebanna" Wliitmobs
/ ilbr ytanmiiidgS 5urild I'M II llbr Slbenos.
GonniagS, 10 llbr 8urmitiag5; 5uriid nm 8
lbr @benoS. Dilete 6Oc.
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nadj H1ila0clpbia.


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lid, nniiaii idQlidl: 9ienliags 9on'
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ner 80 * 90" $500 Snrn9unQehiueie 5l
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rer an a,
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Den gnn5ct Eag anf Dgnt SaI5Udher.
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Iour; Diel 9ab uro cute Wiab3eiien. Ntl'
lete 60c., ausgeuornnlen Sonntaes, 6Oc.