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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
PLAYED OUT
lawyer LOOKS
LIKE NEW
All His Friends Pleased

For long lime he kept The secret
! of the wonderful change 10 r"St"rr!
! health and recover from nervous
breakdown. but at last. because 81
! the help it mighl b. 10 his friends.
| he thought il only fair Ia tel them,
and now they arc all like him. have
come back" anu ftel like dnlnS
! things.
He took Phospha,ed Iron. ana 1t
took hold of him Immediately. ne
/ says h. felt better right of the reel,
and you never saw more Ih'nGluI
! and pleased man. He cannn' sd!
| enough in praise Of Phosphatrd Iron
! He says il SEEMED as if his whole srS-
TEN Just cravcd the Iron. it was All
Sorbcd so quickly. The color came
back TO his checks. his step had that
old-timc boy swing and spring. Hhilc
rs for his nerves. The Phosphate got
right TO work. cleared UP thu cow rs
ana befuddlrd brain. 80 hr could think
better and ACT quicker: his judgment
was right again. he had decision HAT
he lacked for years. No wonder h" IS
a pleased booster Of PhoSphat"d Iron.
Mr.. profcy>innrI Man or Woniar,
Mr.. Office Man or Fill Clerk "r ST. II
ographcr who is all in and f"'LS thai
he is not sick and he l. not we'll, hui
who knows he is not right, i'hosp hair!
Iron is Just what you need: ii will tide
You over. put you right you Will f'"I
ION the job. and work will be Il pleas
ure.
To insure phySicianS an'l II ir
patient, getting The grnuin" i!i,s =
phatcu Iron. We have rut up in ZAP
Sulps only: d. not take pills or table ..
Insist on capsules. &. II. GrieSt & c.,
Wheeling. w Va. and leading drug
rists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
MouudsYtlle Briefs.

James Cughlin. Of Stone. Ky. who
visited his brother. Roy. Father C"Glin
here. has left for New York where he
will enter n iraini-ig camp.
Mrs. llitc. and son. Ralph. Of Man.
ninSuun. have returned hnmr after visit
ing The Misses Wuudburn on Sixth
street.
g. - Watson has returned /" Cam
bridge. Ohio. after spending several
days here on business
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Littlew""d will
ga t. Pittsburgh to-day Ia 50" Mr.. Lit
,lcwood's brother. Frank lirt':w"od.
who will cntrain for Camp Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Ullum and two
daughters. Of Hlulft"u. Ind. arc visit
ing Mrs. I'llum'S parents. Mr.. anu Mrs.
lamS Of Washington avenue.
.Allisnu Inlift has returned Ia his
home in lii!l"lun after visiting friends
h"rr.
Howard Gibson returned today I" his
hnm,. AT l.av"rr:l, ohio after visiting
relatives here II" was accompanied
hnnl, i.y his aunt Mrs. Julia Gibson Of
Grant avenue.
Miss Loretta M"ur"tt "f Fourth
stree, has returned HON" from Chilli
Gothic OHIO where Shr visited at Camp
sherman.
Mrs. JcnnI" MOTIFS hl fItlSpuI hn'
will Sp.nL the next two weeks with MIS-.
W, ". smith OH Lafayette avenue.
Brady +. Rinr and Miss Taci" .Anna
I;in,. If Rin,'s ridge. wrr" married at
,b,. .rrSif"ncr uf .E,.V. \. Liuklctlcr on
Eighth street Monday.
j. T.. Sr.sc has returned I" his home"
1T Navarro phlu. after attending TN"
FUNERAL ii hi. brother here.
Lester MrSwaln has written nom" from
t'amp 80" :hat he has h"rn promoted
from corpora. II sergeant and that hn Is
IN Ms way IL Fra"cc.
Mrs. charles l:cam. VII" suffered -
pnralytic stroke several weeks ago Is
very Low.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Rornesytlle Briefs,

Mrs. Harley nmphrll and son. Will
Lard and Miss MarJ"rY lidr!"Siy nf
thi% place" w"r" visitors IN Wheeling
Monday.
Mrs. y. Hickey. or Newark. WIS Il
Nt>1"r her. Monday.
Mr~ Wtiilm Smith and son. Marion
,r W.S; church street. visited over
S,!u.iay with Walter Smith al Camp
Sherman.
Hon j ~ White and wifi" Of C"lum-
hus. ar. Spending Il few days with his
brother. Joseph White and wife, 81
tiruc" avenue. and rr. and Mrs. e. ?.
White "i West Main street
clifford and I'lnud" tunard or this
place left sunday night for Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
lTn nnIlicate Chprch-

Thu new s.. Francis Na!!""S 'ath"l1'
church II This rily viii l." '!"di"a!"d on
Sunday morning. Jun" !th. -; "'%" a H.
hy thu IL Rev. l., j. I'ruahu" Of Wheel
in" Thor" Will b. p"rrri!rnl high H'h''
ut lu:"u Rev. II u. .iltm%"r. "r Hum
ingl"n. will preach III" sermon. Al go
T. N. I!.r" Will l." q sermon u! lte'.
Father An.car. -. NJ. ''r?. Roy. FHihtr
t'nchlan rector "r III" church. will nav"
rarI IN the ry"rris.s I'll" church roIm-
mirtr,, is composed "i =. ]. ELrth. J. u.
Siri"ha"h. MI. N, n"lan. VI. callahan.
and ! J. EurnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Many at Circus.

Bridgeport WAS It bare spot yesterday
AFTERNOON owing In III" fact that klpS-
ling brothers circus WIS Showing on the
Island. III" circus came in oyer the
=. 4 +. this year and experienced much
difficulty III unloading. Several acct
dents occurred while lhr large wagon;
were being run down from th, flat cars.
Th". repair wagon al the Wheeling ''rnc-
iIun company was partly demolished
when nne nt il" wagons struck II broad
side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Register Staff Present
Watch 10 Editor Taney

Members Of the editorial staff Of the
Register last night hnuurrl camden =.
Tan"y. editor of tn" payer. rrI"r To his
hcpariur" t"-dLT In Camp Ice. aS one
or tn" AS ohio county boy called L"
tlr col"rS in the national army.
Speeches were mad" b. several ineln-
bvrs nt the staff. and n gold wa;ch was
i,r. scented to Editor Tanry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
CIRCUS MAN IS RUN
OVER BY WAGON

james Ferguson. "ai tender Of III"
trick dogs with tn" ItinglinS Rr"tE"rS
cirruS. had has lrft leg badly smashed
yesterday. when hG wa- nun down by Il
lnrG" truck wagon. lie was i'nln"'ii-
atrl;. taken ln he Obi" valley general
hospital. whrr" after IN examination. II
wa$ fnuili I:'."r%sary I" aiHMtaj" his
leg above tn" knee He Is. improving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Gave Fine Program.

The rumm"urrnI. 'AurIIS"S held
last ,.vr,iur 1T thu. kIrkw""i Mel hndisi
Episcopal church NILS largely attended
Thu program SlarlrI At urinck AMI
the church WAS Decorated la SUIT III.
.n.,';lSi"n. Dr. john W. Hoffman d"liv-
erred the class address. The pr"Srnla-
ii,lI 81 the diplomas was made 10y Rev.
W. W. Long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

Thr boys rr"im tins city whr Will
iraN" this murninG viii u" pres nl"d
wilk ,uImfnrI kits hy The local hraurh
"f thc I;''! truss :Nu announcement
made SnInr time Az" =" tn" effect hH1
bridgeport was bhird III IT'S work and
would not b" adj. - supply Tie. h,y~
Nth KITE Wa denied last evening 10y !;
member q: Tho ur1aui:.:t' !rit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
MOUNDSv|LLE


Marshall county has gun" over ms up
ia the He'd cross drive. The ltSi hSuTcH
COMPLIED showed that Il total 81 S4",' -
had been subscribed. AMI as inns u"eS
Is"l lnriUd" ih' figures 81 the EtSl "',!
Ia" quota vii! pr"hAhIy "r hFrr-S"'
svrihri hy several huiInrt'lS ne "u'''"
Was $lI.n"u. ON" 81 IN" ihf&rSt SUD
S.'rI'tI"nS r'rr.I,"'! MS ihhi al $'"' lr'''"
tn" Manufacturers Iieht n Heat com
i,au?. TN. country districts showed hp
we'll. rs many hundreds were S"r"rcH
from the rural populations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
BENW0OD
Boy Scout Meeting Called.

\ SPECIAL meet has been called Of The
Coy Scouts for tomorrow evening ut The
l'niuu high schuni auditorium by the
chairman. GC>rs" Rurkrtt. ScuutEaStr7
II. q. rurtZ al Wheeling. will sI"'ak
about Bny Scott organizations Of other
cities and also give valuabl" aid L" The
nrEa nizatiun nnw forming here. Every
citizen is earnestly requested Ia NC
present. and y, sure The boys arc there
with you. so rs Ia get them Interested in
the Boy Scout work tu be carried on hero
soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Grand Jury To-day.

tt" grand jUry for he May-Jun" term
IF rir,lu. ,r,urr cunvrn"S her" lhi"
m,rrIra; st ( o'cl"rN Thu liitl" work
lhat ihrr,. is to de- will mean that thor"
will IL. only Il nT"-day session. indlrt-
ncuts r,.urn"d vii h" legs numerous
Iha, ~ ANY r,'r"rr session. although IN"
I,iirr hav,. h.",n IN" hrIrf"st in many
vars. The Pet; Jurors viii meet next
week fur the rial tcrin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

quasi Of friends in the city for the week
end.
Miss Eula MARBLE is improving very
rircly al her home on South Main street.
after Il serious illness.
Mrs. c. 4. YATES OF this city is the
guest Of relatives in Washington. Pa,
for several DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
I,ast School " eek,

The 19lT-lH ;rrn of IT, NJ nundSNIll'
puhiIr schnulS j. ~ airing IS Close. TINS
IS the liri week Of school. Final ~
ar. ROW being u"lI ana these
not having 10 take the examinations
ar moi attending school.
Th. senior class ni the high school
does No; ha." t" attend this week. hhr'
I'M; taken ;h-l rAa:nIi.:i ions last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
obj lJARY
Services Incomplete.

Funeral services for the lat" AMI
highly respected George Bowman. who
passed away Sunday at MS home ~
Dayton. are AS yet incomplete. pendins
thu. arrival Of the body. Mr. Bowman
was born in ReadinE. Pa. coming 90 this
citv At the clcs, Of II. Civ!t war. en-
listing al the start on the Uuion side
as \ volunteer. flv. children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
BRIDGEPORT
To See Boys OF.

There will n" doubt b. larC" NUM-
hrr Of the residents nf This city 80 u
Martins Ferry this morning TO give u
rarrwall TO tn" boys who Will depart
for Camp Sherman. Thirteen boys from
This city will liz ~ tho increment The
tram will leave tac foot of hanover
street about I:dJ O'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Donated Quilt.

The members Of he seventh and
eighth grades at IN" | nnn high Schpn!
Of lirHWnnd. completed Il lin" quilt which
they hay" h"cm working on for som;
tmir and hav" donated il 10 the Red
Cross chapter in this city. This shows
The patriotic Sriri: ~: the school rhI!d-
ten toward helping our government In
his great war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

';Irf:r!d t.varS. Hl:"r.d 'l'S' rirr ar
rested Saturday u Ght. ~ %iill i'll tic
county laIl. rs no word has been To-
cri,rI from rtiuI II;lIa EvaIIS m..onG-
Cd 10 Ihr fl.th arl,ll"rv AID ihiS * sad
IT, lIr IN rhir,! ltH"rli";I l.; mn" 1"rthi.
Evans was form rly. an inmate If the
nrnitrnliary her" and has been several
tiInr:S IN Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Rcd CroSS Eund

Tn" ctiH"US of This city HAY" re-
Sr'udel very freely in IN" Red ross
funds and l:"d Cross w"rk' RS wh" ARE
stationed! ON tn" principal Str""lS "f TN"
ely turI"I III about .inn0 during III"
drive. TIL" r"p"r;> from the Tire" mills
- l;"nw"ori HuI. not y"t been received
hut cXrcc; 90 h" IN tl,. ne; ghborhur az
twcc thiS amount. Final reports will
hc given hy Tr"nsur"r Edward rnocy Us
soon as Tia. Rcd Cross %"rkcrS 1T the
mills turn i'll ;h"ir reports. which is
expected to b" SON" Tim" this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
MARTINS FERRY


Til:unv!ll" residents arc proud IN
learn that EHym"nh Mrf.mdr''. IL boy
Of that city who has been stationed 1T
rainu I'ik". l.itti" R"ck. ArE has been
nrnnluIrd 10 Srrgralli H." was h"nl" Il
short time ago "n. Il furluugh. f." was
we'll known IN this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
a MEAN REMARK.

1T says here that i wealthy western
man has left $780, 900 ~ the woman "n"
refused to marry aim twenty years ago.
said Mrs. Cabb. as she looked up from
the newspaper she was reading.
That's what | call gratitude. COIN
nented Mr.. Gabo.-CIncinnat t:nQuir. r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Dollar SOcihl.

Tho Wnman's Christian Girrl" of III"
prtShvlrriau church Will hold an Earn
Il I,uilar' social IN III" church Monday
nr,rrn"nn. Jun" g. All ~" women are
asked To- earn :, dollar h"'"rc the rbnV"
date. at which TING tho money. viii he
hand"d in a'h Il rcI"rt gwen from each
ono how the money WIS earned. y S7"-
,.,al musical program has l""r. arranged
and refreshments VIII he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
MIS-, Emma DenEler.

BUFFALO. y. Y. May 27.-Mrs. En-
ma u"utzi"r. former resident of Wheel
iuG, ". Va. died lat. Saturday follow"
ing 4 brief illness at her home here. lH'
Rodney avenue Deceased leaves her
husband, Anthony W. Drntzlcr. one son
Robert Deutzler and two dau ghtcis
Madeline and Marion Dentzlrr. Inter
ment will l.. Tuesday E:urninE in But
faib
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
MEAN BRUTE

"It says here that Il wealthy west orr
man has left tjnh. nhH tp the woman VIII
refused to marry him 30 years ago.
said Mrs. tiabh as she looked up from
tho newspaper she was reading.
TT ats what | call gratitude" COM
mentcd Mr. Gahb,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Bachmann Services.

Announcement Of the funeral services
for the late T. Herbert Bechmann. who
passed away in New Mexico. Saturday,
will ue announced later. They viii prob
ahlv he held from the home Of his par
cntS. Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. BachmEinn. Or
this city. Wednesday, and inttrmcnt
will be made at Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
School Out.

All Of the klddicS are glad to-day. d.
TO the fact that yesterday was thu last
dny Of schonl. Many OF The older boys
have already procured positions which
were left vacant by the older boys who
have gone tn camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
BUYS News Stand.

Edward Su,iw.!l has purchased 'h'
e. j. lrirEu..tu Ii, vs. sane! Oh l.afa$"t'"
avenue. H., has taken ius:,cSSion. but
MI nIcklnL.i will aS>i%L III running flr,
h:.:.iri"sa until jan" /. MIR. Sulw"ll ~
Il loyal young man AMI VII! conduct his
business ;.lunA T.rni,rC"S;i" lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Council Meeting.

Regular cuiuci! meeting will he held
this evening nj the C!ly building. NJ!
members have been notified I" hr pres
mt as several new matter" VIII b" dis
cdsScd this evening ami voted on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

OTTAWA. May 27.-Ths Canadian
casualty lis to-day contains the names
oil tho following Americans:
Died Of wounds-H. +. Mclean. SagI-
raw. Mich.
Wounded--W. II. rar,:!iurSt. Mott. y.
p: n. Whitaker. Toledo. Ohio.
1ll--t' <. Mcdonnell. Woodland. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
People to Circus.

Quite = larTr number "f tit" citizens
% This city attended III" paradc and
cirrus held III Wheeling Yesterday. ns-
IcCillly the younger people. MI cars
hnun,i for R"nwOud were crowded with
,m.,Ilr all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Groceries to Close.

All If III" grocery Stur's IN thI> city
will b.. rlos"h Decoration day All II
II" Stores VIII r'.lnain open Wednesday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
.PERSH|NC LIMIT
CLUB HONOR ROLL

julius Horkhcimer. Henry Birrhc-s"n,
; w. II. Abbott. y. J. caldwell
| Edward l.. Wager, james q. Stephens.
! II. Garth llearnc. II. c. Ogden.
| Hon. J. G. HrIrne. Mrs. II. C.'hgd"n,
: j. J. Holloway. bishop T. }. Iona
Julian Sweeney. hue.
Charles III. Copp, II. {. Eazle't.
| George ]. Mathi- Howard liazlrtt.
son, =. L. Paxton.
Robert Hazlctt. a. Ecymann.
WIN. L. Laue, laul y. i;rvnlann.
Mrs. George II. P. a. 4. wilson.
Schmidt, ". \. Wilson.
Frank A. Blum. W. j. WTs"n.
Wilbur %. Floyd. Albert NJ. Hca'
! Or. G.. 4. Aschman. Hal Si"Id"I'
George Wise. l. i. hr"cilr'
Isaac NJ Scott, .nr John l.. pirHey.
W r Wells. William Eirhach.
Mrs. Rose Welty. william L. Caldwell
! { " Sands Ed MuhlemIn.
Cnorr. e Crook. Mai FORBES .;imp-
Seaton Alexander. SON
John Coleman. Mrs. l. :. 5rAdF.
| George K. h. Gil. George - '"wland.
! christ John I. lac VI.
! Nelson =. Hubbard. Andrew ; !tarc.
George y. Maxwell, henry g. hLIb''zcr'
Mrs Augustus Pol Willinm Fctie,
! ,c,. Albert ". SchcrE
iN Smnrohnrn. Albert NJ. Schcnk.
/: Charles l.. Some Jr.'
htrn Gir"rgn J. Rogers.
Il. NJ Browne. pito SChrnk.
George ". Lutz. L. t. hltrntn,
20. q. Oliver. ''s"rEe r. Ht'l"''
/ William Hill. femme h''tn'
Arthur c. StifeI, LOUIS i"rnhr'nief'
". z. Hubbard, T. Il. 'u:!ahan'
j. j. Gomp-rS. I"hn \. Hess.
y, ,........,., [, iIsfltrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28

John brush. Of Sha'lysidr. was picked
W. hv the local p"!lcr yesterday on a
drunk charge" L. Will hr given his
hearing This murulng before Mayor Raj
stOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
Personals.

Charles Winrhl"w has returned 10 his
homo in Chicago after visiting relatives
here for several days.
Edward Jones, Of Pittsburgh. Is tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-28
RELATIONS BETWEEN
CUBA AND MEXICO
NOT YET At CRISIS

= HAVANA. May ETH" Cuban Stat"
department t"-,Iny dispatched "A 'irru-
. lar ,,tl,ly gram /" tn" cuban diplomats
IN all foreign c"unt-lrS. advising them
that diplomatic rri;,lI"nS h'twr"n cuba
and M"x,c" had not been ruptur"d.
pr tiuiilrrlm" Patterson. the Cuban
. Assistant Secretary Of State. to-day an
+. nnunrnd that +'ahlrgram had hc'n re-
.rivrd from tn" McNi"nu government,
uSi,iuy that tn. Cuban charge d'atTair"s
~ Mexico city. S.n"r Sautamaria. lie
allowed To remain for the present at
the Mexican capital. 50 as In permit
him tn partirIpat" IN negotiations Tor the
settlement '"f questions pending h't""n
cuba and McXirn
WASHINGTON. n G.. May 27.~-A
statement issued to-day by the 'mhan
IcgaIi"n herr says the Mexican govern
,nrnt has Infurm"h tn" cuban 'h;"rI"
in Mexico that the recall Of the Mexican
chorr. at Havana does not imr!! i
severance of r"lati"nS The cuban MIN
i:,er .xprr.;s,I r"n'mi"ur" THAI IN" AZ
far would prov" nothing mr." than =
paSSIu.; inrIdrIti
Minister IL. t,Si"irS .Suid:
The. t~u,,au government IS hnI"ful
that the difti..ul;i"s Will find Il salts
factory solution.
"r'ul,. is engaged in IN" st'rn TASK
Of fulfilling her dutr$ aS m ally ana
rs Il hrlligrrcnt il, I'll" great caus" d.
rrndcd by the United States and tho
nations Of The Entente.
"Whilr willing "a defer I" "N"rN lust
claim Of friendly nations. and "Sr"'iH'
ly IL those Of any If our sister r"Huh-
hes tn. cuban government cannot h"
part from M" policy st NlCilan"" ana
,rrtniu restrictions mad" necessary ~:
the STATE IF war without mourning great
responsibilities 1t ~ with ~ ri'''
sens" OF these and 1t the sam" time adj
herring /" IN" prin"ipl" ihHi nothing -
h"fnitivc among fr"ndE. pr"V;ut'nE III
The relations AMONG III" plI-t'h r!'i:h
republics tina, ruha will actual" IN TINS
..aSc. which feel confident Will prove
Ia h" nothing NOR" than passing m
cid"nt."
WASH NGTON. May cT.-0fficiol an
nnun,,crnrntS to-day from the cuban
state dcpar; mrnt and the Cuhan lc-;h-
ton her. tina, MrNic"'s withdrawal IT
her minister at Havana does not r"lStI-
,utc Il break in diplomatic relations be-
died to mystery at officials and diTl"-
mates who are locking for McNicn's real
motive.
The withdrawal nf minister is
measure short uf 4 break in diplomatic
relations in relatively IN" Sanlc way rs
III" latter is Il mcaSur" short Of war.
So far the American governments
only information is the text Of tho, ofIi-
cial statement of tn" foreign office fur
wardrd by Ambassador Fletcher. The
Mexican ambassador in Washington has
not communicated with n? stat" de-
partm"nI III all on tho subject.
1t is admitted that the United States.
rs being in large mcasur" Responsible
for I'ubi's foreign. relation is watching
th, situation very carefully. Mcanwhil"
IL WAS stated officially ,o-day that re-
la,ions between the United states and
Mexico were entirely unchanged.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11

Gantberbnlit. mas mild 10 abitoBt.
Wtir lit monbmaI, als ginge cit.
9unIt BON ibr aus, fpie er piIoen
Sieren eigen it,"
Warp truo eng am SaIie idIie.
Benbe aIeioer ino 81 ieoer 3eit
SanoiGube. Sic mar tapfer rn6 Id.
delte Dem Sdidial ins Geiid)t.
slber es fam elm Iorgen, Sa Ii6
unter ibrem linfen DIR = Sbr wiBt
nod, Sabib, mas fir iiiBe. roien.
farbiee Sebrden iie beiab - elm
fleiner bunfler Sled bemerfbar mod.
te. aein Buoer, feline S6nlinfe, fcin
inOii6es @aiier fonnte ben Sled
gum @ei6en ODER aud MIR gum gr.
bluiien bringen.
sSn meinem &in9e perluabrte i6
ieit ieber elm ieltenes, foitbares @ift
pie es Die Sin9baleien auf Der Sniel
Geplon gebeimnispoa 5lt bereiten
piiien. IS totet, bepor man Belt ge.
babt bot, nit Der @intper 81 Suden.
Sic bat es mir abgeidmeihclt.
SD erfannte, OaB id ibr nidts Sci.
ieres antun fonnte, als ibrem Sle.
ben @ebor 5il idenfen. lln6 oa i6
iie immer eeliebt bate, 10 CAB i'd
ibr bas @ift. Sbr merOet mid nidt
perraten, Serr. 8enn i9 crit ein-
NAL in reiner Scimut bih oam
Oiirft Sbr Oapon ipreben. 0enn ib
leugue es nidt, baB i6 meinem
Sflegling, meiner Wtarp, 5ur Grlo.
jung perbolien babe. 9ieies 9epubt.
iein miro Der ein5ige Sroit meines
DOeu uno eIenOen 9IlterS icin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
Sm prerfiiden Seratnngs5immer.

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fGIlise llrteil, pGbreno oie GIteren
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S6lieBIid) miro Oas eIlenIange @eis
itesproouft porgeleicn.
Ser GIteIte 9eiiiber nidt fort
pGbrenb lmo bemerft fait 5u ieoem
Sae: rSebr ridltig, brapo, por5iig-
lidl" = mas Dem iitriitiiden Ser
faiier mddtig idneideIt, 10 baB
er am gnbe itoIs fragt:
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aoIlega9"
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