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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Western Union Turns
Down the Labor Board

NEW YORK. June 1e-.Prcs dent New
comb Carlton IF The Western Union Tel
eEraph company, in n letter /" President
Wilson made public today, virtually de-
r!lncd to accept The ruling Of the war Ia
Dor board in the dispute between the
company and the Commercial Telegraph
crs' Union of America, as requested hy
the president. unless forced II do So hy
the war government.
He said tho war labor boards decision
was not binding. as it WAS not unanI.
nous as provided IN The presidential
proclamation creating The board De-
claring there is no danger Of trlcG-
raphcr's strike and that The company
feels it would not I've doing justice to the
public if it permitted an outside union
to Interfere with It's work. Carlton added
The board at directors and The CNccu-
tvCS concerned III III" management u
:hc property with primary responsibility
To- the public and the government. would
deeply drpIurc hciuS forced to lay aside
The safeguards that experience has
shown In u" requisite and which ar" be-
l!ovrd 10 hc essential Ia the preservation
of effective telegraph service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CALAMITY SHOWN BY
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS

WASHINGTON. Jun" i$.--Juhn K.
Mott. international secretary Of the
Young Mems christian Ass""IHtlun,
who has just returned from u trIp 10
France. told President Wilson to-day
that Will, some at tn" urEanlzatl"n :
secretaries in Franc" have been hIllcd
and others gHSscd during The recent
lighting. IT." work of caring for the
American troops in France IS hrinG az
banded and tn" a%S""Iatinn ~ taking
over work with the French and HrI;Ish
troops un"-f"urth Of the ".'H" Am"rI-
can Y. NJ =. ~ workers in France. the
President was told. ar" HOW within
range Of the German guns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Heavy Damage inflicted
By British Air Raiders

LONDON. Jun" 1S.--(v OttawaI--ln
the period from June i To Jun" II. the
Royal air forces. in bombing operations
into Germany. severely damaged mil
tary targets At Thiunvillr. Metz SablUns
and other points. says an official sum
mary.
Tho railway station and siding Al
ThiunviIIr wcr" attacked four times and
several direct hits were mad" on tho
station. An expulsion was caused near
the lariShutt" works there. Two at
tacks were made on M"t2-SahlonS and a
tram there rnr"lvrd Il direct hit. some
~. tons NJ bombs were dropped un Tho
railway SIdInrS at I<arIaruh" and the
railroad and niunIiinn factories AT Ha-
grndinErn and pIllInE"n.
All british mach:nrS returned safely
from all the expeditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
MRS. BUSCH BEING
HELD AT KEY WEST

WNSIllNGTDN, rinc lN.--AIrs. .NdnI-
phus l'u::ch nf st. Louis. returning from
Il long stay In Germany. Is held tenn
p"rarlly 1T key West. Fla. for "Xaml-
nation by In" Immigration authorizes
ard agents OF ih" department "f jus
tier. She is chief owner at III" great
brewery and other properties ordered
taken over yesterday by the alien prop
Crtv custodian.
Various questions are To h" asked
Mrs. HuS"h. concerning chiefly her
American citizenship her movements
while abroad and what. II any. means
she now has of communicating with
persons in Germany. deportation is
not cont cmplnlcd. officials said to-day,
and Mrs. Eusch's release in L duy or
Two is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CREEL ATTACKED BY
MOTION PICTURE MAN


WASHINGTON. j.. g. June 1S.-
,.,,rul,iut AGAINST what he Termed 4
u,nnnnoly in the exhibition in thS cntn-
Try of official government war photo
.rau,hs WIS made by Patrick y. Pow
rrs Of tho Universal Film Company.
at tho hearing to-day before the House
WAYS and means committee On the new
war revenue hill.
Mr.. Powers c"ntcnd"d that by letting
th. official pictures taken by tho signal
,.urus in France. IL the highest bidder.
Mr.. ,'rcrl had prevented their dlSlrlhu-
ton through three other firms equipped
to handle them. lie also complained
that his company could not take war
pictures without Mr.. rrecis consent
and that Mr.. tr""l has tho right to
viSr all news r""ls insofar rs they re-
lat" - tn" government.
in discussing the cost q! producing
moving ulclurcS and IN" relation there
IL of excess profits taxes, Mr. Powers
SAID tn" Eastman Kodak Company OF
Rochester. y Y. has monopoly on
furnishing raw Him 10 the pr"duCcrS'
and passes along In them the quarter al
Il cent per foot war tax. Representa-
live Eainty, of Illinois. SAID that II
there WIS any way to prevent this prac-
lIco it should hr provided for III The
new revenue bill.
All thrr" witnesses urged the COM
mittcc To substitute a graduated tax on
receipts from rentals of films instead
nf the flat tax. as ut present. "hlic
William Brady. who represents lfglt!-
mate as we'll as moving picture thea
tres, urged the cnnraiitce not to in
crease the tax on admission. Mr. Bra
dy said that HI was willing that the
ten per cent. tax he extended Ia houses
charging five cents admission. but de-
clared that 10 increase it on the other
houses would compel many Of them to
close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
Enormous Forces Used

PARIS. June 1S-Nincty-two Austri-
an divisions consisting OF eighty divi-
sionS Of infantry and twelve OF cavalry
have been hurled into the greatest
battle that Italy has yet fought accord
ing 10 an official announcement ut
Rome. received here through the Havas
agency. Seventy-one of these divisions
have already been identified.
The forces engaged comprised three
fourths Of the whole Austrian army and
the choicest troops under the command
OF Field Marshal Boeroevic. (Thc num-
bcr Of men in an Austrian division is
not exactly known. but tho number of
divisions engaged would Indicate that
approximately one million Austrian SOL
dicrs have been thrown into the battle)
Papers found on officers show that
after forcing the passage of the Piare
the first days objective was the Ire
viSo- Montebclluna railroad. In two
days of lighting the enemy columns had
succeeded in only realizing the minimum
assigned for the first day, according to
the official noe issued at Rome.
Blu, one single allied aviator has been
lost during tho Austrian offensive. while
- enemy machines have been brought
down.
I'm artillery and airplancs. Austria is
using all her available sources" says
the official note. Not less than 800
cannon Of all calibres have been
brought into action. Three Austro-
Hungarian armies. under the command
OF Field Marshal Rorc.vic, are engaged
in fighting desperately with enormous
military means Ordered TO advance AZ
any cost. without thought Of blood sac
ritices. tn" Austro- Hungarian regiments
readily obcE. Thousands Of cnrpSes
strew the battle field overlooking the
mountainous Italian sector and accu'
mulate along the Piav". but IN" "bj"c'
tivcs which Tho enemy was /" reach are
yet far away"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
NOTICE !!
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS l. MFG. CO.,
WELLSBURG, W. Va.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
of bonds Of the Eagle Glass & Mfg. Co.
Of WclIsbure. W. Va. that Bonds NUM-
bered /. >, 3. T. IS. c. :, 8, 9. 10. II. IL
IS. i and Is. Of 100000 each, said
Bonds bearing date July LIST. 1919. will
be raid on July lst, 1918. at the Ma
tional Bank Of West Virginia, at
Wheeling. w. Va.
Interest on the ahoTc numbered bonds
will cease on July LIST. 1915.
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. CO..
By James PAUL. Treas. !
je-ll-l5t :
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LOST AND FOUND.

1osr-James H. Smith, Of 1o3s1a Nor.
rou street, was honorably discharged
from the army while stationed at ths
American University 1t Washington, =.
e He lost his discharge paper at wheel
inc rark or somewhere IN city. Finder
,,o, On -sturn them jc-1S-i
y. Smi,h.of l039iH Morrow
street. was honorahly discharged from
tho army while stationed at tho Ameri-
ran University Mt Washington. D. c.
u. los, his discharge papers at Wheel
in,. mark or somewhere in city. Finder
nlcnsc return them. Je-lE-
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GERMAN PATROL
CONTINUED from First PageD

began a fire that swept tho second
bridge Lieutenant BiSS"l's only aI"nu"
of escape. The Lieutenant saw ia" sit
uatton. He left his mon in Il plAr" "f
comparativ" safety and went ont I" H."
north end OF tho bridge ana facing a hal
Of machine gun bullets. got int" Il l"-
sition where the eunncrS nh tn" south
side Of the river could So" hum.
Bullets sang around him until III"
Americans and French on Tn" other SIDE
saw that t w;L+ an American VIII" dnr"L
:" show himself. When tn" firing hni
ceased. Lieutenant Ei$Srl returned T."
the place whcr" hc had i"ft his mon and
rushed them across TN" bridge. MI ~
crpt ono reached sa("t?. What hap
pcned To him * NOT known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
CARD OF THANKS

dcSlr" - take -;hi:' means Of oNi"nd-
iny thanks Ia the members If tho Elm
l;r0v" Volunteer tir" department TOR
their splendid wnrl; III saving adJh""n:
property. and also in tn" qucck work
that was don" III "XiinSulShinG tho fire
~ my barn early Monday morning.
also wish /" thank the citizens VII" :"
1nhly assisted the department. ! think
shat the Elm Gr"v" fire IL nartm"nt. for
its size. * second Ia nrn" III efficiency.
iSiEn"d) W1lI.l.tM Rblp. SIX.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
French Hold Fast

PARIS. June 1S.-French troops have
played a magnificent part In stemminE
the Austrian offensive. according 10 the
Italian supreme command says Havas
despatch from Rome.
Despite heavy attacks the French lost
but four men. while they accomplished
numerous unusual fcats including the
capture OF 1853 Austrians BY twelve
grenadiers.
That the French are holding new
positions is indicated. the despatch
adds. by the statement that their artil-
lery on tho Asiago plateau was master
OF the Austrian batteries and decimated
The Austrian infantry when 1: attack
90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
COMMITTEES MET

Tho Various committees which were
a,spuinitr to plan for 'hr big July
Fourth celebration held we'll attended
meeting last evening III I'll" assembly
room Of tn" Wheeling commercial As
snrialion and compl"i'd many tIin'r
plans for the day. RnHH-'s were read
which showed progress - being made
and all arc becoming more intcrc ';ed in
making tho day a success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
GREAT GUNS ROAR
Continued from First Pagc.)

war. office communication issued today
says:
"'rh" nn"my'S artillery fire has m
creased 10 great intensity on iSoia'c"
sectors IN FLANDERS. on both sides "t
tn. l.yS and between Arras and Albert.
Toward midnight. after violent out
bursts If firing. the enemy htthck"u
southwest Of Albert. He was rrpulSeo
and lift prisoners IN our hands
southwest of Noy"n and south or tho
NiSu. the artillery activity was revived
during the evening Partial advances nr
the. enemy north "f tn" .\isn" and north
.u..st Of chateau Thicrry wcr" r.puiscd."
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HEAVIEST FIGHTING
Continued Prom First Page.)

day successful thrust was carried
out by our troops. We occupied several
positions. capturing machine guns and
some hundreds of prisoners.
important actions developed south
OF Monticello and along the Piave In the
zone between lemons and Fossalta, but
tho enemy everywhere was stopped by
our counter attacks Several hundred
prisoners were left in our hands,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
TURNED DOWN BY GREGORY.

WASHINGTON. Jun" lS.-Att"rney
t;"n"rnI Gregory has refused To approve
tho form Of contract h"I w""n tn" rail-
road administration and IN" new COM
Snlidat"d express company wi;houI som"
provision for restoration Of competition
after the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-19
FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-All makes or maSnctos.
coil boxes. headlights. side lights.
rrrs,-o-ltc tanks. springs. aXles. and all
other miscellaneous parts for automo-
rirrs. also good automobile engines.
Tool Store. 1Q3l33 Market st.
jc-11-h
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR EEET-t'urnishcd room. s. per-
week. Also housekeeping rooms.ranGe.
hath. phonc. Ina9 Chaplinc. je-l9-j
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 1912 Mar
kct St, Natl 1867. )e-li-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE buy the complete furnishings OF
house TWO rooms or twenty. Phono-
graphs bought. sold and repaired. Lin
Ic,nf & riepcr. Market ard 10Th SITS.
je-lI-m
nprss WELL AND SAVE MONTY, 500
orr,rs SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
TcREAr BARGAINS. aASSEL, 1923
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC
o,yn BAND CLOTHING. my-Jo-1y-l
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE Oh EXCHAE9E-BricJs
house. four rooms. good investment III
n very desirable part Of Martins Ferry.
Ohio. G. b. Grtham,' Masonic Temple.
Charleston, West Va. jc-1S-i
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WANTED Agents

wANTED-Threc good agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
ncnt plan. Best Of goods and best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main St Inr-12-tf
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HApLICH-Cn Monday. juno l1th. 1918,
AT ll:Sj o'clock Il. m. At the Wheeling
Hospital. CAROLINE WAGNER, vic
Of \. G.. Hadlch.
Funeral from the residence CAB Main
street Thursday morning S:3p
Ecuuicm high mass st. JoscPh's Ca
thrdral = o'clock. Friends invited TO
attend. lntcrm2nt private Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Mfscellaneous.

FOR SALE-E.lrctrlc motors, ! Lis al
ternating current, s i alternating cur
rent: 8 - direct current; 4 direct
current. Also lot Of switches. telc-
phones. electric supplies. etc. Tool Stores
l03I-33 Market ST. Jc-lI-m :.
FOR SALE-7U theatre or opera chairS
81 each also 40 revolving stools. 81.
each. double shoe store bench II
feet long Tool Store. l03l-33 Market
ST. jc-lG-m
FOR SALE-l.n00 l-Eallon stone crooks
and 500 l:-Eallon stone crooks. All new,
SC each. Tool Store. 103l-33 Market St
je-lI-m
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FOE RENT

FOE RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new 1ntcIligcncer building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care Intelii-
gcncer. ap-17-tf
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WANTED-Govcrnmcn needs 10000
women clerks at Washington Exami-
nations everywhere July I. Experience
unnecessary Women desiring govern
mont positions write for free particulars
to J. C.. Leonard (former Civil Service
Examncr). 900 Kenois Bldg. Washing
ton. Jc-l5-l
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DIED

poERF1ER-On Tuesday. June IS. 1918
nj 80 o'clock p. M. N the View Pom;
SaniIarium. II. J. DO:RFLER. hus-
haml IF Charlotte Ducrflcr. nee. LA
Rue.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RECKON Monday. June Il. 1915, 1T his
home, NJ. aOJ Jacuucttc. street. Kirk
wood. Bridgeport, d. II. BECK. III his
46th year.
Funeral srrricrs ut his home "Wednesday
afternoon AZ o'clock. friennS OF
the famil? invited In attend. Inter"
mrnt n, Rivcrvicw cemetery, Martins
Ferry. Ohio.
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For Ruhbers.

Success depends upon the rubbers.
Our rubbcrs fit any standard jar. For
tho cold pack" process they arc with
out peer. Will not soften during stcri-
llzing. Sc n dozen. or dozen for IS ctS5
Tool Store. 103l-33 Market St. jc-lI-m
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WANTED-Mals EeIp
WANTED-Female

wANTED-Stcnograp Must have
had at least one years experience.
Slate age and salary expected. Address
Spears & Riddle Co.. City. jc-19-i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

Srii6Iabr lpieber ein S9outarnen 81
gefen; i'm 9egsutbetl geraos oteler
Srieg peraulobt iie, blIr6 ibre 0or>
iteaung oem gublitum 5u Set9en, oaB
nur6 6urmpnifhe 2lusbilbung Don
aDrper uilb @eiit Die WleHlHen am
6eiten fiir ben &aupf ums 3aietn
porbereitet uuo geitablt perosu. yin
Ib0nes poblpprbereitetes S6duturneu
lit eiu prattiiber 9tuf4manasunters
ri4t fir bic Side unD Soeale Der
Eurnerei. LIMB eineH Iolheu 4nlhans
ilngs1nierriobt, eins Id6ne tltrnsriite
8prhelluna ipirb man am {. gprtl
in Der MuiitbalIe berpunoern tDnnen
fre Wterfter @diiein ieiue 9urHeri1ar
pieber in prd9tieen uebungen por
fllbren pirb.
Snioige zines 8erlebeus leiteus oer
Wluittballe UernuItuug mitBte bic
@orfteuuRg, Die uriprhugIih ouf slna
fang WiGrS olberGumt mar, um pier
gDp9en perThcbeH perben gtuetn
cieIe perldnqerte @prbereituresfrili
CAB Surulebrer Gdiisin SeIsgenbsit
Jebe einScIus gillupner oes reiHbaItt'
gen grogramms aufs iorgfaltigite
etrBuiibeu, iooub bic 9crfii9rnng
beuer beTer Happen tpirb GIs je 5u'
nor; lie tpirb tnoelas Ieiu. Gintritts
tarteE tiir bic @orjtenuua Die pra6is
nm erei lIbr Nn6mittags beginitt,
lam man BON Mitglieberu Der Silrn'
eemeinOe ober m Der Central Snrn'
ba0t beSiebsH; OGitIbit tDnWn ali9
bic rsIsrpirtea Siss beIest peEsea.
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aarfrsisasssaHbn.
Bon absIbsis sties

. .
&iuss bdIt bas tpeite 2anb aarfri.
taasfeifr,
am Simmsl bdngen MolttH, idpar3
liJIo 1d,aper,
limb ipintsrtabl itsbt mod i'm giebsl.
fdIeier
Tsr HsrgipaIb I'M mid ber.
60 icisrfiI! ssaum Elm srI4ausrnp
Megen
Gtht burf bic griinen Gaaieu bdnn
unb mann,
anf bis fi4 bunte WoiieHi@ottsn les
gen
Wis @ram unp 9pbesbpnn.
limb f.icrIitx glodenilGns. {dfaeeN
Dom 9bh krauf btrIoren an msin
Dor,
a!s ttiisen fie Der gaHssH S4Spfung
Hfagen
nit ii9 su Grit snpor. !
ga tDei!f it6 Dos 0eipolf, I'M Yrrpurf
gfafSe
@irb Siessr MIN bdt gctbne 6ims
melMihf:
Gsbltnbel itau' i9 In BEN Gtrablen.
frunSe
Gin ssSSiilld stnsefidt.
Nit Helen aussm bi. bas ON umr
fflisBen,
BIidt ss bsrnisber aus btm GIorisns
fdkin,
LIMB aus bss 6dlptes Dornsn.rpne
fprisben
slniroibe a0ieldn.
Wur Elm GrI5isrblidl lInS nad5 5es
funbtH
erblsidt bas 8ilbnis BON bes Wsns
fdrn COIN,
@uirptbs Molien fdpebn, ipo snt,
fd5fpunbM
Die a5ttIids 9iiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

taB Dean bem 5runi ergeben uno or
beitsffku sepsien Tel uHS iis turs nad
Der Seiratb i'm Stih gelahsn babe.
gLuf gruno Don 1runtIuht unb
neil er iie Dor fieben Sabrsu. nad,s
hem er porber nod bic sunse Sarss
einri1tnt9 Dertaufte. i'm Sti9 seIdi@
len bot. tpurps Dsarp Rarsaret
q amabn, 2618 9tenpap gpe., DON
gbarlts 3. 8ausfn. 1o4o Ritten'
bpnfe Strab:. sefdieben. Die 6rall
yaste fsrner aus. bab lie ieit tiebeH
Sabren esSlpunseu mar. ihren uHters
baIt als 8ii6eriu su perbisnsn.
Weil feline SattiH Grancss 9illseier.
nit ser a iib ON 16. guguit 1905
serheizath,ie. ;ss, biRiereanssn u. am
%. aunt 1913 psrlafien boben vol, err
Iangte Ssbu aIlgeitr. Zap
lors Greet. cine SGetbuns,
amanSG Dbite. 316 Oit 7.
Gtrabe, beren Gintte Jlppo Wbits.
mil benz re it'd am 30. ausufi 1912
ptrbeiratbsts, itit fiinf Sobren ipurs
los peritspuHSsn 1T, unb iie iufoIse
pslfen ieitber ieIbit ibren llnterbaIt
bernienkn mubte. srlarsts sbenfuIls
cine Sdeioung.
Die alaet Der Rubp SorneI
563 Neft z. SiraBs. sesen Senrp
Sprner, ben iie am Is. Ottober 1906
beirntbets, ipuibe abseipisien. neil
tie aldssrin bic erbobenen gei9utbts
guusen Der brutalsn Be6aubluns uIfp.
ni4t bssriiHSsa icuate.
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0ies aaS 0as.

Siabtratb 6ocper Bot fit ben
GdHalbouisparo. ipenn er srit einnta!
aebaut III. bsnqlamen psrIhine 9ouIe,
raso allserIebn. gr fpirp bsm 6tcbt,
raths , aommittss fiir StrabenRamsn
llI ieiner SifentIidtn 6isuRg ndtFeu
Wittipo6 Elm babireebsnbs Gmpfsbs
lung untsrbritsn.
Cine Mbistptransottiou bon
5O00Harrsl nadb Gbieaao bat beHy3reis
auf IS per GailoHc tinduFseirietxn.
Der 0srtauisprsis fiir jsnsn poiisa
ipar $l.50 Rr 0alIons In Nonb, ipc3,l
bic Rfginunasituer Don $500 per
Wonpue !ommt.
- Der Gountp 4ubitor tat aeIisrn
ben 8dibtiid auf no Grnnbitide IN
ben Miltftet Bottoms, peIiitt bon
mclean Npenus, an bic GiurinHati
Scuibern Gifsnbatn iibertpdgsn. Nie
giftHb1bu bat felt gesinn bes 5ahs
res 1915 In isner Gegenb piei Wrunbs
sistnttitm fiir 9srminaIisn auFaes
ialit. Auh anbere 9abHsn babtn bort
bifi @runSeiesutbnm erirsrben.
- Die DaosIer God 90. BON Gin,
rinrnti IN geIiern bsim Siaaisjetr:tdr
NIT t!nsnt sltiieHiapiiai ppn $3.50, 600
intorpcriri tporben. Die Sntorposas
loren iinb @illiam wscslsr BON hisr
uHb wiciss Woslsr bon SomiItou.
9ebitrer IN Mitlubabsr Der Roslsy
Sale 80, taf.lbit.
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Mus pHauSeniett
geuta6t.

Groco lit aus set" sernodt, oas
bem ipeiben ,SIeii6 Don &ofpsniiiien
eutnouImen lit - bas Sett bon Der
ielben tropiid)eh 9elifateiie, bic sic
geid)niseit auf alldIen benusen.
3ieies appetttllf)e Broouft lit nit
pafteliriIfrter WiI6 6urh Elm erflr'
iipes 8erfabren gebltttert, DelteS
Eroto einen 6eIifaten @ei6mad per.
leiht.
Sroco entbdlt feline animalii6en
Sele - nlr refine Eilan5euiette itno
paiteliriiirte wiild fir bas 9lronla.
Die Sroco-@eielihaft muft feinc
antrnaItiheu Del Erooufte. Sie
madt cine Spe5iaIitdt aus oieiem Ell.
nen Gro6ltft.
1sragt Guren SAMPLER Inn cine
aap'el Der pegetabiIiifen 1Sarbe, pei
DE bon 9utter.Sabrifanten benliut
pir6.
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einaere ate sthamtnts.

gtHger G 9te 2e y q Ut IN e.
Guguite 2 S6lst9sr bermadt
i5rer gli6te gbriitins 56ertpd $50
rno ibre Ieinensn saden; ibrsm REF
fen ;griB Gi5Isr, ginfinRati, $4o0;
ibrem ylsFfen Jrib Gihler. 5rispes
berg, Satfer, $500; ibrem 9ieffsr
Sscnr gibler, 0aunooer, $500; III
rem IeFfeu puul Gi4ler. SOnHens
berg, SaAfeu, 5000. unp Den Reit
ittes 8erm5gsus, nod geaahIung els
uer BedJielf6lIb pon $1,000 an 2lns
no 9uneit, ibrem 9ruDer Ueorib
Gitler.
Ulnsbn,sue SOB Oeruradi
tbr 9erlmDesu ibreu bret Htroeru
6reo, Sneob uno anna SOB.
Seinrih 8or6a,ro beItimmt
In ieinem 9eitdment, SaB Iein Srunbs
eissntbum Ro. 1552-155 unb 1858
iyreeman ApeHue, Iotie go. 1928
Satberrb strabs, erft noh flint Sab
rem bertuuft perben bari, poruui
bann feline 56dter Carrie un6 Sottis
ie $500 aIs Spe5ialiesnte erbuItsn
lolIen. Der Sen bes @rI6iss, 5:.ssfom-
men nit BEN iibrigsn 9adIaB, iO0
bann gIei6beiilib unter feline feds
Rinbsr Brant, Carrie, Charles, SeHs
rp. Sdttie uHo gDtparb 9orbarb DER
tbeilt fpereen.
Ra 6lab g. 4en
grnft 9Osph lit SetamentsbcII'
itreder Don 2Ouiie Spoftmaa; per
.aon0lita $1,000.
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ylprmo =. sid 1T Ro6lobperpqIte.

Iormo 3. 0id 1T Ra9labperpaItez
rim pon Gatberiue Did; peripHaIien
$3.50, @runoeisentbum $500.
Robert 9oaperfeibe 1T Ra4laBs
rerlpulter bon Gillian 8pnoerbeibe;
@runoelssntbum $470O.
6rsb. SoB 1T SeitamertsOoaitreder
bon Wasbalsns Sob; @ruroeisenz
tbum $1,000.
Clarence &. Wlad unb Rphert 6.
9lod limb Seitdmeutsoclit itrefer pon
5tGR 8Iod; Yerionnlien $25, 900.
Der perfOnlidte RatIab Der Sarub
Or. pounsfprb betrdst $21, ,345; bers
ieniae Der Mnrh @naa N}pprs $1226;
berierise oes Walter 8. &emp
$20O0.37.
Senrp 8. Gfunibt 1T Ra6tdbpers
matter ppn Sobn 3. Sauneder; Pers
iOnaIieu $1,000, GrunpeieeHtbIm
$4,000.
8er 6teoenes,
Z. ". Steinnu erlangte elm llrtbeiI
iiber $2496.60 se9eu @jeo. R. 6itut.
Die iiftbs 1biro Rntional 8ant,
ipeIde Don Dem bcrsefsrn gu Rngerer
,Sud)tbdusbaft periIrtbeiIten Sbos. q.
8aplprO um $2798.92 beIhtpinoeIt
purpe, bat geiteru oieien 8etras eegen
@aplorb eiuestlagt.