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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
GOOD RIFLE SHOOTING.

TT HE SIX native West Vrginians who as members Of
/ the West Virginia University rife team made perfect
scores last week are credit to their squirrel hunting
ancestors and they ought TO be inspiration to their con-
fsnporaies
matter of fact rife shooting should be more popu-
Than in this state There was time, and it is not
long ago measured in years when the man who could
ot give good account of himself with rife was not
tightly esteemed. Now the crack rife shot is almost
are the big game that once abounded in these hills
nd furnished food for the settlers
We have grown soft and Aabby but recent events have
aked from the etharsy which brought about this con-
hon and we thinking more about our individual duty
the country Here in West Virginia this new spirit
ught to restore interest in accurate shooting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
MlIIers AntIssptie OH Known As
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain In Three
Minutes

Try II right now for rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Bumbago. sore. stlff ami
swollen Joints, pains in the head. back
and limbs, corns, bunions. etc. After
one application pain disappears as IL
by magic.
A never.failing remedy used inter
nally and externally for Coughs. Colds.
Group, Sore Throat. Diphtheria and
Tonsilitis.
This oil Is conceded 70 be the most
penetrating remedy known. It's
prompt and immediate effect IN re.
lieving pain is due to the fact that Il
penetrates to the affected parts at
once. AS an illustration pour ten drops
on the thickest piece offsole leather
and 1t will penetrate this substance
through and through in three minutes
Accept no substitute. TIN great oil
is golden red cglfrenly -. bottll
guaranteed; CSC and N. -~.s, y
money refunded at craneydfug store
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

In New York employers are making plans to replace
900 men who are expected to answer any call for
volunteers with that number of women And soon the
question of woman suffrage will be again submitted
the people of New York State. Well may the Ants
echo that familiar phrase, War is"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
KEEP A'IAR Of
MUSTEROLE HI
It Quietly Loosens Up coui'
Colds IN Throat or Chel

Just a ii.tle Musteroie rubbed |
sore, tight chest before YOU 20
viii loosen up congestion and bI
most severe colds and coughs.
Musterole IS a clean white 81
made with oil Of mustard. Sim|
it on. No plaster necessary. Bctf|
mustard plaster and does not bis
Thousands who use Mustcrole
what relief It gives from sorA
bronchitis, tonSili,is, croun. STA
asthma, neuralgia, lieadachc. con,
pleurisy, rheumatism, iumbaRo. "a
aches of the back or Joints. sprar
muscles, bruises, chilbiains. froal
and colds dc often prevents pncur
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
REPORT s. s. UNION.
Av. At. Yr. At. Apr. Pct.


This IS good report In that every
school made a gain over the average
for last year On account Of the quar-!
sntine no reports were made during
the last quarter, but from now on a re.
port will be made every week. Since
next Sunday Is Easter we ought to
make this record breaker for tho
schools Of the city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

In all the big Cities even in the middle west. which
reported to be SO much against war; theatre audi
ences have been singing America with great fervor 1t
took this country long time to make up its mind that
there was genuine crisis. but that the idea is
taking hold patriotism is mounting to food tide And
1t is the purest kind of patriotism. too Not fash
anger or resentment in it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

The West virginia Laundry Owners association has
chosen Fairmont for its 1918 convention The list Of
state gatherings that are scheduled to come here
tinues to grow with gratifying rapidy. And the hard
er we plug on the F1fty-in-Five movement the more
anxious the people of West Virginia will be to come
here to look
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

What with the Patriotic Demonstration, the mobil-
izaon of the First regiment the triple celebration at
the Normal school, special services in most of the
churches and keeping watch the proceedings at the
National capital this promises to be very busy week
herabouts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
BURIED al HOLM GROSS

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Pasauale Lagrecca aged four months,
whose death occurred on Saturday,
was brought here Sunday morning
and inferred in Holy Cross cemetery
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

ThsUnited States Weather bureau is promising bet
ter weather service, but there few old foges who
would prefer that attention be paid to better
weather-Ch Charleston Mail.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
WASHINGTON NEWS -
+" GOSSIP q szzszs. BROOK. ..!z!s:

ON him by the Kaiser, and achieved the
highest honors that artists may &C.
quire in Paris, Rome and Berlin. Med
ais and distinctions almost without
number were DESTROYED upon him
abroad. One of his latest works, a
statue Of Napoleon, has been pro-
nounced by one eminent art critic as
lone of the most wonderful creations
OF the age" The sculptors sympathetic
portrayal of Napoleon was felt to be
tingod by. his youthful knowledge of
The bitterness of defeat, for he was
a student at the Virginia Military In
stitute, and when in Civil war days 1t
was burned by Union troops under
General David Hunter, he, with tho
corps Of cadets, went into the Confed
tinguished themselves by their valor-
ious soldiership at the battle Of New
market, so often graphically describ-
ed.
Ezekiel was always an ardent Is.
iaelite, but not in a narrow way. One
OF his most important works s his
Christ in the Tomb" recumbent
form Of the King Of the Jews" 1t has
been considered as kingly in form.
Ezekiel was one of those Jews who re-
gard Christ as heroic parsonage O:
his race.
The last statue to be set up in this
country, the work OF Sir Moses, was
the Jackson statue at Charleston, w.
Va. The sculptor attended the unveil-
ing of that heroic bronze figure and
will be remembered by number Of
prominent West Virginians who had
the honor to be introduced to him
upon that occasion. That was the last
visit of the great man to his native
country.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

E: T. Weir. after whom the town of
Weirton, w. Va, was named. and who
is an officer of the Phillips Sheet and
Tin Plate company, with big mills at
Clarksburg, Wierton and over in Ohio,
is a member Of the cooperative COM
mittce which, with government Off
Gals, is attempting to speed up produc.
ton and overcome an estimated tin
can shortage OF three billion cars. Bet.
ter transportation facilities Of raw and
finished products to and from the
mills is one OF the main difficulties to
be solved. A successful solution Of
the problems confronting this commit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

at hand. resolved 70 90
he found. as his worthy 3
ind. that suitably on
Araerican navy may Away
ed upon TO give a food a
self.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
SHORT AND SNAPPY.

In spite of the fact that booze been banshed from
the navy, Secretary Daniels has ordered large num-
Der of "chasers. "-Wetzel Democrat
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

That perposterous about the capture of Haiti
IS German submarines which the International News
put across on the less alert of the newspapers which
take its service at all events solved the problem Of
where the Atlantic heet is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

City and county officers arrested few Yost law Of
tenders over the week end but they took good cara
leave the most notorious offenders alone More proof
that the Democratic gang deals in immunity and pro-
tects its own.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

Portland Oregon. Chinese Tongs have signed treaty
of peace This encouraging in that proves that the
peace idea has not entirely disappeared.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

And fast as the men can be secured ships are beng
taken out Of the reserve and added the active forces If
clash were to come the United States navy would
be able to give an excellent account Of itself.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
March Circulation

The circulation of The West Virginian
for the month of March, 1917, was as
follows:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

laxative type that the actions of the
Germans had something to do with it
also.
Join the Red Cross.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

TIA hIgh, cost Of living Is soaring
stiIl higher. Secretary OF Labor VII
Ton today announced that authoritative
reports gathered BY his statisticians re-
vealed that IN the thirty-day period
preceding February 10. the combined
price OF twepty-seven principal foods
advanced per can't
Onions led the rise with "a per
cent jump. Potatoes increased 80 per
cent. Eggs were the only food In the
lengthy list 70, show a decrease. Five
articles-flour, rice. raistns, coffee and
tea were stationary.
Surveys by experts IN various parts
OF the country showed that thousands
Of housekeepers have discarded pota-
toes and other foods now at UMPIRE
cedented prices, and have substituted
foods the prices Of which are nearer
formal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

Tee VII, IIt d Claimed. 3 lnl a sub
slantial rise Ia pricEs Of .ncd goods.
tho price OF which Is tEt hty.fiye per
cent higher now than a year ago, &C
cording 10 the official Q gures. Il Is
stated that the Gamers hope 10 hold
prices down 70 their present level de.
spite the fact that farmers are de
manding fifty per cent. more for all
their food products and the price Of Ia.
Dor and cans has advanced greatly. Mr..
Weir has been hare this week on this
buslneSH. ia ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

Pancho Villa must be feeling extremely neglected.
Parkersburg News
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

If President Wilson Congress to express itself
next week he had just well prepare make up Con-
gress mind for it-Spencer Times-Record.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02

Kitchener vas cold, efficient man Of many deeds and
practically nowords he minded his own business, never
mixed IN politics. and above all else so thoroughly under
stood his trade that he emitted to be called
military genius
While as for Roosevelt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-02
CQMTRAST

n HE other day ihe New York Sun, which n days
which seemito have gone BY enjoyed an International
reputation for its keen Intellectual edge, printed the
following:
II Kitchener's fame and name brought mill
lions of men into the British army !
What about Roosevelt?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05
@runbeiaentums . llebertrasuassn.

3ua @apton an Srau Annie 2nbner.
9runbitiid an Der Waion Ctr; $4,000.
3. @. Cannon uno Srni an George
6ngelitein, 8runbitiid an Der Gaflanp
Ctr; $661O.
q. O. Yulsforo uno Srau an Abolpb
Bdgner II. o., Is Nder 2aub; $3.50.
Sam Srieonian an Yaul gscobdr.
8rllnoitid i'm @itb : 9lod 6166;
$500.
9aul @scobar an Gam friedman,
@riInbitiid an ser Wagnolia spemie;
$1,000.
S. Som @iIiaus, bdrd S9eriff, an
5. 9. &anlpiranu. @runoitiid an ber
Snnlor Ctr; $4,000.
Sfe 9. 9anrpmarn an 5. $. Scamp
mann, 81 ader Gano; SO II. q.
5. 8. @ampntdun uno Srau an Sic
Q. aampnaiuu. 81 Nder 2ano; SO
II. u.
6. 8. 8aug6com u1b Srau an Sreo
Selber, 8runbitiif al Der Nort6 Smitt
Ctr; $33f0.
Siabor Sarriqiou an aus. Sarri1ion.
@rlnoitiid I'M gitbsglod 713; S..
Rarb 5iitdinion an Yoiliue Cd
barbt, 8ritftoitiid IN Der 6unitod DO
oition; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05

Sd~offenberg 6. &. 8iliorL q. Wulo5,
~. s. aeup, IS. 81 M1st, % 81. Mif%
1eaz IS. s. Mc&aughal1, SO. s.. 9ou1
lton. 5. S. seonaro, 9. %. ailoag.,. S
g: Pants, 81. g. Mdrtill, 81. @ibal,
So 81. Gede, 81. S. Sain1e, S.2. eroB,
6. 6. 9nQnig, 81. BRADLEY, George
aeps, 8. s. 8idarbion, g9arles
Creed.
Serittene 9oli5iIten: 9aobert llnoer@
lpooo, @. 9. 9ue, S. Set, 8. g.
Barnes, 6. 6. @arpiu, 81. 6. Srepino,
s. 6. Senoerion, @iliam 6patt. q.
Bfefferlina, Otto @rnofb, 81. S. Sofpell.
81. 6. gnselbarbt, &c. 9. 5arris, 9.
SO. 81trsbod, 8. 81. &arrolo, e. 81.
8inters, S. 81. 5en1, IS. g. Griffin,
s. 8. Goiparos, 9. 9ia8, 81. 9ei6ert,
S. S. goberts, s. 81. 6alcomb.
2ouis 8e8e, SelepbonzS Operator.
@rtro : 8pfisiifen: 81. 6. @ottbarb,
81. sc. 8aB, 6. 8. Sutton, Go Srange
Ter, 6. s.. Saufenbed.
g2eue 8oli3ilten ernannt: 9S. &. Ser1
6erfon, s. 9. Mcg1do6, San 8. @alz
fer, Mlfreb 5artmau, 5ng6 8. Sprine
ger, SO. @afer, George @. Sale, 9obe
Groip, sc. 8. Nprton, 6. g.. Soag,
8. 81. GaIanopa, 81. &c. Sltlaica, 2ouis
2npea, s. g. Curtis, s. so. Yittma1,
@eorae Yrice, George gopp, 9at 2aps
ham, 8. 90. Carpenter, 8. S. @oore.
@iaiam 9. @ice, aDam S. 5ice, @.
6. ail6prr, 8. st. MorreG, Carlos Sae
belr, 8. g. Sorres, Sames S. Guerra,
6. g. &omen, Soc anhr, Setter S.
Spnas, @erneb Stepbetls, Geo. @utreb,
s. M. Mc@ee. @. g. Cane IT,, 8. 81.
8ortis, g. SO. Sitd, Man1el @olbe8,
@ictor 8ibal, Sobn galberolt, q. g.
aneelanb, S. e. Gong, s. 6. @abipiz
Ter, s. s. Mders, s. SO. @aliton.
S,erome 8arloco, @. sc. Gode, @mil
8roipl g. g. Waltsberser, Mnsel S.
Guerrero, q. 81. @pn5ales. &ictnr Wos
rel, g. g. Smitb, Soc Softer, IilgnIf
@eiffer.
Sngcmieur Separtemeni.
Sans Se[ano, Staot ssi1eenieur; 6.
Haeber. gbefS3eidner; 8. q. Slider,
2etdner; Nrfhur 6. @pamer, Gbefz
GIerf; 6. q. Morin, uYermit" eglerf;
Belle gloonan, @tenosrap6iltin, S
gfpig, 9iItriftS sSyngenieur; Soc 9idman,
rWo6man~; 81. Boofer, .Nobmdn", $.
eS. yteuI, ny 9ulIilitull ~. %. Jteplpoop,
nEraniitman~ q. 6. Wesbit, r2epel5
man: 5. S. Camp, Sener : S~naenieur;
s.. $. Cumberland, Office Susenienr;
6. g. Boon, gbefe~ Srend" Snipeftor;
s. 8. 9unsinore, Nfiiitent uSren6"
Snipeftor; s. 8. 9obett, Snipeftor; S.
g. 9npis, Snipeftor; 5. s; aaeitler,
Geitempeg : Sniepftor; 5. 81. @alass
ber, Snipeftor; %. g. 9elerp, 9iitrift~
Ssngellieur; S. g. @nlfer, SeitenfpegS
superintendent.
straken -9epartemett.
5. 8. Slgbes, Strabeu : SuperiuS
tenoent; %. 9. Sasan. @eneralsSorez
man; 81. 9. &etdnim, .Srnd" Opera
tor; Sscar 8ice, ~Srud" Seler; SO.
8. 8obannon, Staot zimmerman,
Sreo Spencer, .Goaerman; q. Sod
nopo, uNoGern,an"; @. g. Siefenies,
.@oaerman"; @nlter 5ries. Boiler
man; ss. Surferl u8olermnn" 8oz
mon 9eineocrt. @adter III ben @ates
rialS5Dfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05
TerienIdnle Ser SermamnsI0bne.

Gas Sdmlfomite ser Sermanns-
iobne bat Serrn auguIt Eoul aus
2ofbart gum Grin5ipal Der Dies
jaDrigen 6erienidule ermablt uts
als feline Iliiltenten Serrn 4uguii
&ralter aus Comfort mo Sri. 90
rotbea Seniel bon bier. aae Ore
lino inn 2ebrfad mol erfabren, oas
aomlite bat cine portrefflihe @abl
g%etroffen. @ir iino %iier5euet, baf
ole oiesidbrige 6erienfdyule utter ir
gutter Seitung iebr e~rfolgreid) ieiu
miro.
Die Sdulle miro mieoer in oel
Breckenridge 6o6Iduel an Der Siio-
Ilomo StraBe. Der alten oeutif)
engliiden Sdule, abgeboltel1. Sie
beginnt am II. Sunni uno idlteBi
am IL. Mueuit. Der ltnterri6tet fin.
BET MIR morsens Itatt; am Sams-
tag uno ON Sonntaq lit feline Shn.
le. Gas Sfnlgelo betrdgt fiji
&inoer bon Sermannsiobnen %
Gents pro Wonat ultb fir Sinner
bon 2ellten Die feline SermannsIob.
ne iino, einen Dollar.
Sober gepobner oeutld)er @b.
funft, Der es fuiiniht, baB leineil
ainoern Die oeutide Sprade erbal-
ten bleibe, iolte lie in Die CONNER
ibile ififen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05
Sloan's Eminent sssen Hbeuma-
tisnttfs.

&bellmatiide Shmer5en, 3a6n-
l6mer5en, Neuralgie, 2umbago uip.
berihmtnoen iofort na9 MttfuenonnJ
bon SIoan's Eminent. gs lin0ett
lofort uno lit btef tpirflamer mo
reinlider als I6mierige Yflaiter uno
Sal6en. Mau balte cine Slai6e i'm
Sauie gegen Nerbenihmer8en, Ser
ltaufunger, 8errenfungen uno au-
BerIide @erlesungen. Sci allen
0ruggilten Fir 25c, SOC uito $500.
Mus.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05
8reie Yreie fit seras: 9ienfag ben :. Stunt 1917.


= 9as &onferen3 &omite oeS
aongreIies bat oie Suntme BON
$129,0O0 sur SergroBerung oes
bieiigen 4rlenols belpiQigt.
= 2ouiIe Stuff lit unter Ser an-
idmloigullg, S6naps OH Soloaten
perfauft 5u baberl eingeiteft. %
iie ste ouf $500 beneiiene 9urg=
lfoft 1i6t leiiten fon1te, miro lie
bis gum 3uiammentritt ser @rato
SaS11rp IN Saft bleiben.
Die bieiige Gote &rel5 Sc
ieaid)aft beabiidtiet in ser nit Dem
Is. sSl1ni beginnenoen u&oten arell5-
@ofe" in unlerer Staot $150,000
51 Iammeln.
= Sberit 6leming, Better oes gee-
gersHefrntierl1ngs : 9iiros uuf Sort
Gam Soulton, teilt nit, oab iih, Bis
jeet nun 10 6orbige freipiaig remel=
set baben. Son oieien tpltroen is
allgenommen uno na6 oem fir Sic
geeaer : Soloaten eittgeribteten lie
br1ngslaeer bei 9es Woines, Soma,
geididt.
: 9ie folgenoen Deutiden ba6en
i'm 9unoesgeriht Die 4usfertigultg
ibrer smeiten @iireerpapiere bean-
tragt: gilbert uno &arl &rilger, an
Der SomerIet 2onoitraBe tpob11baft;
Sobn s. 2inoebltrg BON Seem Sonn=
tain uno 5erm. S. 2ittoeburg BON
Guibi. lin @emabrung Der erIten
8apiere iino eingefommen: Wib.
&laliielL &obert @rbert Sunien uno
&arl 9einrif @rutlo BON Sun @n=
tonic.
= Die aus5ablung Der SaGare
Der int Camp 61niton befinoli6en
SffBiers Mspiranten fiir bic nad-
item 5pei Monate miro am 30. SUM
unb 81. S1li itattfinoen. sfm letten
Gage, an Dem oas Camp eei6loI1en
miro, meroen Die M~eiiefolten mt 31ac
per 0feile iofpie ser 8elt oes auguit=
Saldrs alsbe5ablt.
9ie Suffragetten nno Mitglie-
Der ser n3eras federation Of @omen
Clubs" balten beute 9eriammlungen
bier alb, Inn Wittel uno @ege 81 be-
ipre6en, pie Die moralil6e atmos=
pbdre ser militdriihen ltebungslager
in Serus gebeiiert iueroen tonne.
Hibaro @alter, elm i'm Gienite
ser StraBenbabn : @eieai6aft tie.
bender Motormantt uno 9ilrger oer
Ser. Staaten, lit auf G%eranlaiillng
bes Spe5ial 4genten 0eeobam pom
Suiti5 9epartement perbaftet nor
ben. Ser Irreitunt miro beIfuloigt,
einen Seino ser Ser. Stnnten, t1am-
lid 9elltldlano, unteritiist uno
Shriftben NIT oeutihfreunolihem
Sssftbalt p~erteilt gu baben. &ommii=
fur @onaros bot oas @orperbor auf
ndditen Mittpoh, nadmittaas 2
l1br angeiest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-05
xeras

lte6er 1000 Merifaner inl6 ont
Mfontag Bis sur Weittagsitunoe uber
oie eroBe internotionole 8riife, mel
6e 2areoo NIT 9tuepo 2areoo perbilt-
oct, INT ibr Snterluno 5uriidgeDan-
bert. @egen 800 iparen init B1ilcu
Derieben, Ole itfuieett rilleal obtie
HaIie aus.
@iliam eitt,a pin ~4Sidbriger
Observation-Disclosures Don s2areoo, itar5
gotl5 plotlid. an .einem 5er5leioen,
als er i'm gegriff mar, nit ieinern
311ge nod San Mntonio. 5l fabreu.
Ger Gerldieoene bate felt 11eun SAT-
rem in 2areoo getuobnt unb fpar aus
ISan @ntonto, no sic Seiiesuna
ltattfinoen miro, gebiirtig.
= Qm 81. Mai befanoen itd) I'M
Stoats Id)asamt 5u au1tin $685.
718 1tno Bombs in @obe BON S2t,=
33t,632.
= @ouperneur Serguion ernannte
am Wontag Die orei Witglieoer ser
2anoftraBen %aommiiIion; oielelbe
beitebt aus Curtis 9ot1cod BON 9al=
las, 6. 81. Wc2ean BON Mount 9leu-
Innt nnb $. s. Sble BON Merioian.
= SSn 81 gaio muroen Sbomas s.
goggin, ein tpolbobenoer 8ielBiid,=
ter, uno 81. sc. 9ropn, alias aSelir
g. Sones, inter DEM &eroad)t oer=
bnftet, Sbomas 2pons BON Siloer
Gitp> &C.. sc, am Is. Ofai in gl 9aio
eridlagen 81 baben. 8roiprL Der in
Beaumont perfnftet ulto llad gl ga
10 5uriidtronsportiert mllroe, murbe
als Der Wnnn rafognos5iert, Ser
2pons ouf DEM Union 9abnbofe in
Gmpfang genommen bot uno nit
ibm in einem Ilttontobil meggefobz
rem lit. Die 8oli5ei mar 5uerit Der
Inli6t, bob 2Dons, Der ein l6per
reider 8ieb5iihter war u1tb iid ourd)
riidiidtsloie @erfolgulg . @ieb=
oieben piel Seiuoe gentubt bate, BON
oieien aus Hade umge6radt ipnroe.
@el6e Motipe Goggin uno 9roDn 5u
ser 8at peraroBt baben moeen, lit
bis iest nidt befanrt. Mnn lpeiB,
nur, oaB 8rotpr1 oen @etotetell te(e-
pbonii1 aufgeforoert bat, mad gl
Haio au fommen uno baB 2pons Die
fer 4ufforoerung aud nad)gefommea
lit.
SSSn Corpus Gbriiti lit Der 3inl.
mermann 80. 81. Smiber, Ser Deft,g
gegen oie NegiItrterung agitiert bat,
perbaftet %tporoen. Mebrere 3engen
moaen eebort baden, oaB er perihie=
oene @erifaner aufforoerte, oer Ge-
eiltrierunes ORDER nidt nad5u=
fommen.
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tag abeno, na1 fur5er arnnfbeit,
Srau Clara 6. ltiffp, Satin oon
Wanriee 9. lliffp, cine ser befamt-
teIten oeutlfen @emobnerinnen Der
@olHtaot. 9ie @eritorbene erfranf
te plotli1 ont Montag moreen uno
murOe lofort na6 Dem Sospital ge-
bradt, mo cine Operation an ibr
poasogen puroe. Sic iiberitano Die
ielbe gliidli6, erlitt lpater a6er Ell
men &iiffoG nno Itarb. 6rau
lliffp mar cine geborene SofuId nno
geDortc elmer Der befonnteiten uno
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aleines 9otel in Seguin, spei
8lofs bonn Gourtbaits. Der 9lus
umfoBt eineft @fer, an bier Stra-
zen gelegen, nit oieten ifonen 9du-
men beitanoen. gignet iid gut fir
elm Sanitarium, @utomobtl Sbop
etc. @iiroe einen Sell in 2ato in
Ser Nabe bon San 4utonio nebmen.
MdbereS in oSreie 8reiie" ooer 6ei
ser gigentiimertt Sram Gusenic
Weiners, Seautn.
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Eminent ~eegen 8beumatismus,
;3abnIfner5en, Neuralgie, munoe
0atSfeln, iteife @eIenfe, Serrerfun-
gen ltnb SerItauhungett. g8 reOu-
siert @eidtpulit, ortngt obne &ei6en
IN Die Boren uto lit reinIider ais
9fIaiter uro Salben. Saltet itets Ell
ne Slalde I'M Sauie. ST. @potbefen
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Sans Sole lit nidt LANCER
9tlsat GER nSreie 8relie fir Seras"
fiir Huu=8raunfels, Seguin, Ma-
riol lalo 11mgegeno.
Sic geebrten 2eier ser .Sreie
Grefie fir geras" In Nen-
BraunfeIs uno lmgegen6 fino
gchctsn, 3ablungen fir Monte-
merits an &errn otto SetIis
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L.okaIes.
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