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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRAINERS.

Charles J. Boynton and Ida M.
Boynton to Daniel Harrigan, lots one
and two in block four. Garden City.
Consideration, $3.50.
Carl M. Pommerenke- and Eva L,
Pommerenke to Laura Hayes lot nine
teen in Ewing'sa addition to Cool
Thunder. Consideration, $4,000.
Wilhelm E. Wilde and Mathilda
A. Wilde to Severt Lind 119% acres
in Shelby township. Consideration,
$21,b00.
John Henry Hughes to Joseph F.
Russell 213 acres of land in Ceresco
township. Consideration, 33,7O0.
F. w. Becker to G. F. Furley
1SS. "a acres in township 10S, range
-27. Consideration, $26,320.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14
That is View Taken BY French War
Critic Of Germans.

Tony Thompson is in receipt of a
letter from his son, Elmer. Thompson,
with the American army of occupa-
ton in Germany. The young man
enclosed "a clipping from a paper
containing the -criticism of French
military expert who stated that the
Twenty eighth division, of which Ell
mer Thompson was smember, was
one of the divisions which was to
have proceeded against Metz when
the armistice was signed. At this
point there were twenty five allied
divisions opposing four German d.
visions. and the. Huns were without
reserves. or aid from any source. Had
the attack materialized the boches
would have been annhilated. The
French critic called attention to this
as a proof that Germany was defeat
ed on the field of battle and-that her
downfall was not due entirely to in
ternal troubles.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14

break. Then we saM 1t was a three
masted schooner and it's crew were
asking for help. One of our whale
boats were> lowered and rowed over
to the disabled ship. All the crew
were taken of and their personal effects
and brought aboard our ship. Their
crew consisted of seven mates and
the skipper. One of the mems wives
with a. two year old baby was also
rescued. As the schooner was doom
ed and The skipper said it was rapid
lily filing with water our gunners
sent it to the bottom of pavey Jones
locker with shell fire. 1t sure was
good target practice and for a, while
it sounded like the fourth of July
and that's~the way we celebrated the
anniversary of Washington.
While on the way back we also
had the misfortune to lose one OF
our crew. He was young married
man and. had q eight year old daugh :
ter. He contracted pneumonia and
in a few Gays he died. The crew
took up q collection for his unfor,
tunate wife and child which amount
ed to about $500.
The Statue of liberty sure looked
good to us again as we steamed up
the friyer and Miss Liberty will, have
to do an "about face" the next time
/ hid her goodbye.
This is. Saturday and it certainly
is a beautiful day. The sun has been
smiling on us all day suppose the
weather is warming up in Minnesota
too.
have inst received two letters,
one from Walt anA one from a girl
friend of mine. Walt says he expects
to soon be discharged and as that
letter was dated February IA guess
he must be discharged by, this time,
hope SO. don't know yet whether
i win be discharged. / have handed
my papers In but I will know by next
week some time If / am to be trans
ferred or discharged. fknow l will
be sent off this ship as all reserves
and duration of war men have been
ordered to be sent off. But / may
get transferred to some other ship
so you see it is hard to tell what is
going to happen.
Well l hope everything is coming
along fine at home and that you all
are well and happy. ! am thankful
to say that am. I hope will be
home so that can help plant
our garden again this spring. Well
mother l will have to close now but
will write soon again. From your
loving son, Bob.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14
Mankato Township

About twenty teams are making four
trips asday ,hanliAg gravel on the st.
Clair road and have graveIed it from
the school house as far as to the John
Jensen place. sd
(, Miss Rose Wcnner. was pleasantly
surprised by large number OF friends
and relatives Saturday night, March
i, in honor Of her birthday Fhe
victrola furnished the music for dane
ing and at midnight q lunch was
served and the guests departed wish
ing Miss Wenner may more happy
birthdays
A number Of young folks attended
the party at the Kolbert home at
ManKato Tuesday night.
Miss Frieda Foelster is working al
Mankafo for couple of weeks.
Henry Evans went to Montivideo
to visit his brother, who recently re-
turned from California and who un
derwent an operation.
August Leesch is working ut the
Evans home for couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Powell, who left
for Idaho Tuesday, February IL. ar
rived there the following Thursday
and are nicely located at Idaho Falls
They have bought house which was
recently built as rented ones were
very scarce. The weather is fine
there, around zero.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Strobel and sons
were Mankato visitors Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Foley attended
the ForestersS dance at the Loyola
hall Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broughtan were sur.
prised Tue3day by company OF
Yneighbors walking in on them. The
evening was spent in dancing. Fred
Seltenrich furnished the music.
Miss Jennie Holman is working in
Mankato. ~ s 81 s-e,s>s
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Chris. Hutchings Caught Between the
Cars at Farmonr

Chris. Hutchings, the foreman in
the Omaha railroad yard at FairInont,
was terribly injured about $50 yes
terday morning near the Omaha sta
ton while helping tomake up the
6 a. m, train for the cities. ~
After he had uncoupled coach
from the train, the car started on a
slight grade, came back and caught
him between it and the coach from
which it mad been .uncoupld.
DR.. R. c. Hunt, who was hurried
ly called, found that Mr.. Hutchings
chest was crushed, five ribs broken,
collarbone broken and his shoulder
out of joint.
The patient was taken to the Fair
rnont hoepifaI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-14

Delavan and Htntley consolidated
schools. The committee sent to Della
van to look over the 4 consolidated
school there reported very, favorably
upon what they saw there. The ev-
ening- program was chiefly given to
community singing. directed by Miss
Oornelia Mansfield of Mankato, coun-
|ty director of community singing. Ev-
Ierybody sang old and new songs and
spent thoroughly enjoyable evening.
Mr.. S. Wasserman of Vernon Center
rendered some very fine violin solos
including "Schnbert's Serenade, 1.-THE
End of Perfect Day." "Joan Of Arc"
and "Humoresqus.s Nels Moberg Of
Worthington gave an amusing reading
on the foreign born citizens view of
the American government M. r. Ben
'edict also gave short talk explaining
the general plan of the League of Ma
tions- as planned by President Wilson.
REPORT On Consolidated School.
The following. is the report Of the
committee, on consolidated school, as
submitted by F. c. Wilberfof Vernon
Center.
"a few days ago a committee Of
men interested in good schools was
sent to Deiavan to look up the consol
dated school question. and as it was
my privilege to be oneeof the members
of this Committee, i win try to tell you
little OF our experiences and findings
after onsiderable trouble on Mr. tirif-
"A day Xss Set 81 which none Of ns
1><,.rI& A., = - - -r1.~x 80 1c<14I1 <fok
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
STRIKE CONTINUES

l'HlChGO. Jun" lS.-Afier n confer
enc" late today union officials stated
that IN" action Of IN" Postal Telegraph
company IN announcing that STRIKING
commercial tclcrraphcrS who return 10
work before Jun" 80 Will be r"in:tat"d
with continuity Of service W.lI nave
no bearing on the strike.
We are fighting for the right OF col
elective BARGAINING. tn" same right mar
tn" postmaster general extended L.
electrical workers." said s. J. kon"n-
kamp. president of the tclographcrs' un-
ion. lie added that latest reports show
I'd moro workers wcr" idle than at any
time since the strike started.
Telegraph company officials asserted
that business was not being delayed
noticcably in any district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CRIME RECORD

NEW YORK. June 1.-two train rob
berries and thirteen bank holdup9 was
the criminal record admitted today by
Gordon Fawcett Handy. alias J. Il. Al
Ian, awaiting trial here for tho murdC&
of two men when hc robbed Brn"klNn
savings bank. Seated in his coll h"
told tho remarkable story Of his crimes
in an impersonal and dispassionat" tone
closing II with a declaration that h" had
no further interest in IL" except to bc
executed az speedily ms possible.
IT am wanted in Chicago. san Fran
cisco and several other places" h" said.
'Nbut tho only time I was compelled Ia
shoot during bank job was her" in
Brooklyn. Really I did not want To
shoot then had TO as tn" clerks would
not obey my orders
"'I don't want trinl." n" said. +
know am guilty and that IS all Their" is
to 81.
There is ono particular reason why
do not want 10 take m" stand and that
Is because I may be asked to" many
questions which do not care To an
Swcr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CONGRESS KILLS
DAYLIGHT SAVER

wASTTINGTON. June lS.--Doom OF
the daylight saving lnauguratcd as a
war measure was pronounced today by
congress. both senate and house adopt
Ing by overwhelming votes measures 1"
terminate operation of the law when IN"
period Of summer time ends next Octo-
b"r 70
The house. following thrc" hours do
bate by Il vet" Of 2S2 to 1872. passed Il
bill 10 repeal IN" law on tho last sunday
III next October hut rejected an amend
m"nt to max" the repeal cIirCtiN" NJ
one.
The senate by vote of IS IL 6. after
brief discussion, added "A rider To the aG-
ricultural appropriation bill. providing
for repeal Of the daylight m"asur" on the
, same date fixed 10y the house bill.
Tho senate mcaSur" now goes I" con-
ference with the agricultural bill and
the house bill is Ia be sent To tn" senate"
, II lS considered likely that senate amend
, mcnts will b. finally substituted for tn"
house measure. Action OF congress,
therefore. means continuation Of the
present clock time this summer and carly
. fall with return to sun time October 20
ending two years operation OF the aay :
light saving plan.
Members Of both senate and house. in
advocating repeal Of the law enacted
March 70. 1918. said they were guided
hy wishes of farmers and lahoring men
who oppose the advanced working hours
during the spring and summer season
Opponents of tho repeal legislation de-
ella rcd inc extra nour or daylight was
boon to city dwcllers and asserted that
others easily could adjust their affairs
10 conform TO the advanced clock sChcd-
ule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
RARE MUSICAL ENTERTA1NmENT
EHJoYED BY AN ASSEMBbAGE
OF WHEELING MUSIC LOVEES
THAT FILLED THEATRE.
HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATION
DATES BACK TO YEAR 1906 AND
SINGERS ARE MOSTLY THE
SAME AS THEN.
rr 100 MEMBERS SANG WITH THE
woNpERFUL UNITY AND HAIR
Monty OF A GLORIOUS ORGAN
Played BY MASTER MUSICIAN.

The famous Paulist Choristcrs ap-
neared ut the Court Theatre last night
singing to an enthusiastic audience
which in spite Of the Intense neat
filled the theatre.
The concert was quite the most unipuS
in the history Of the muslcal c'e"|<' W
Wheeling and it would take one WIN
very wide musical education 10 a''efnpt
to give il the appreciation ana p'
which its merit deserves.
rbn history of the organization dates
hat, :, rho wear Of 1905 and the Slng'Fp
enrolled upon it's list except IN" very
vouny boys, are the same as wheh !ho
cho;risters were first organized so LhaN
no original cSoIr - Jrcacrfcahy 1ntacr
Thn conductor Of the choriSters, "a
,har william, Finn, Is inspired with thAc
rorn musical interpretative aoi!'ty
which is the gift Of gcnlus-and .Ii1H
eff he possesses TO an unusual o'st'
controlling the 100 voices unoet t
dircction IN a manner almost 1n'racu-
49,, uc &c posSesScd with the hre.
Igor and spirit Of the musical artiSI'
"a Tho voices obey his every WISH:
singing with the wonderful unity anu
HARMONY Of n glorious organ piayeu w
81 master musician. The voices OF Tug
cboristers are wonderfully trained ana
tho impression conveyed TO the heartF
is almost beyond the power OF words 20
describe. Every voice, from the young
est boy OF IL years or So to the men
xas a tone poem in itself. the chiloish
sonrano treblcs. in their clarity sweet
ness, and purity, blending In pieaSlns
contrast with the rich baritones ana
basscs. relieved by the thrilling beauty
Of the tenors.
Tho program covered a wide range
and variety Of ompositions-rehg1ou
music Of the great masters predominant
ing but freely interspersed with classic
music Of the past and modern schools
Tho program Is given below:
I Russian Carol. .Rimsky-korsaKou
. Ala Trinita Bcata. .Autore lncognito
3, Tota PuIchra Els Maria. .... Hurley
4 Brned ictuS. ......-r ath'r iii'i
Soloist. Master Joseph McManus.
5 (a) Sorrow .....-.-.....i h''e'e
(b) Lullaby ....-.--------i dIH's z"
Emittc Spiritum Tuum. -. SchuetKy
:. The Day Of Judgment. .ArchanGcIsKy
s. Fuguc from Sing lie to the LORD
............ 1890
9, Lift Thine Eyes. .-~- -MendeisSon'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
INVESTIGATE PALMER

WASHINGTON. June lS.-lnysstlga-
ton Of charges against the admlnlstra-
ton OF Attorney General Palmer a.
alien property custodian. was decided
upon late today by a senate judiciary
subcommittee headed BY Senator MI-
bingham, Republican. OF Vermont Ine
bearings, which Mr.. Palmer today. re-
ouested to be public. will begin next
Friday. ,...
The inquiry. resulting from objections
nv senator Frelinghuysen. RepuoIlcan'
Now Jersey. to confiruation by the SEN
s.e Of Mr.. Palmer's nomination ~ eN-
pected 20 be brief Mr. ralm Inso who ne his 5r,
esdministrat will be ono OF the frst
witnesses. 49, fo-r,o-
alien property CustodianS management
~ enemy alien fire insurance and other
matters recently was laid before the
iudiciary committee BY Mr.. Frcllnghuy-
sepS c,o, ,ro-,o, =
Lewis OF New York also furnished in
formation
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Proclamation and Notice
tcous+uusd from Page rTalve.)

Isutv imposed upon me by the ordinance
Sforesaid /, c. H. Dowlcr Mayor OF inc
CROWN OF warwood. do proclaim tnSt' On
MONDAY, the 14th day of July, 1917, Do,
tvaen The hours OF sunrise and sunset
goT that day, a special election VIII 20
Se,d Ar the North Warwood Hose House
bon 24th St. in said Town OF HorS0I ~,
4 at the Center Warwood Hose HOUSE; ON
18th Street. in the said Town OF VAR
wood, and at the South Warwood rus
House on warwood Avenue. IN saio
Town Of warwood. under the Gtrcc'i1n
and supervision Of such otrccrS aS
Council may designate for that purp"SS.
nv the qualified voters Of SAID Town 20
decide whether they Will ratiiS OF -.
feet said ordinance. The oallots vs.
al said election will haSc pr'n.r ,.ro go. ~
sad election and below such statement
Sn senaratc lines. the words For Rlu-
fcatIon" and For Rejection. re
Voter will express his choice oy n'"EN-
ing The ballot in the usual way.
a. the date Of this proclamation N
valuation Of all aSsNsSabl" and taNdo1S
property in said Town. ooth real ttl"
personal "a shown by the last assess,
county taxes. previous TO this date $
sSI2S 5oe 90 on which valuation the
said Town is authorized by law 10 incur
an aggregate amount or indcot"ah'SS W
$156.426.4J under the proFlSSi0TnxS s ol !ne
ginia for 1908. e,.,,,d,os.
The aggregate amount Of ind" otcdncSS
OF said Town. issued and authorized at
the date of this proclamation -
Sends TO- the amount Of $6.OoO.oo. rhS
n-,omnt which the Town is authorizes ;
to Issue. in addition I" INC d"o'S "''"
,utslsnding - Sl50.i2b.4 40.
\. In Testimony Whereof. l, c. H. DOW
her, Mayor Of the Town OF Warwo2d.
have caused this nroclamat!"n I" o.
nads and issued ana 5a", o n1r%rafc" -sxs
NJ the Town OF Warwood 10 be affixed
and duly attested by "; +. Eartn,S' h'-
corder, this nth dav Of juno: l?tS'
'0'ue'' c. II. DOWl.ER.
Mayor.
". F. BARTELs.
Recorder.
rSsaI Of The Town Of WarwoocI
John p. ARBENI.
CHARLES J. SMITH. ,.,l
Solicitors for Town OF "a'"o"u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
SENATOR GORE HURT

SIOUX FALLS. =. H.. Jun" lS.-
senator Thomas 7. Cor" Of oklahoma
was injured lat" 'hIS Afternoon when an
autnmuhIl" IN whIrh l." was rushing
from Mitchell To Sl"uN Fails overturned
throwing the senator out on 10 inc
ground.
Senator Gore was no, paln'ullY IN
jurcd according /" attending phySlclans'
His shoulder was badly bruised. but ne
suffered II" Internal injuries.
TIL, Oklahornn senator was speeding
10 SIOUX Falls to catch "A train for
Washington when tn" arrid"nt occurred
\ front wheel Of tn" automobile
caught in a rul Notwithstanding the car
H.. plans In rnniinu" his trip tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
VAIL RESIGNS

NEW YORK. Juno lS.--Th"Odore n.
Vail president " the American Tclc-
phonr and Telegraph company ANNOUNCE
cd today that h" had resigned III" prcsi-
dcpcy and assumed the newly created
posItinn nf chairman Of the CompanY's
boar.
II. -. Thayrr Identified with tn sys'
tom for 80 years. has h""n cl""t"d pr"sl-
dent, and y &. KlmESbury elected vet
president. succeeding L. y. Bethel, who
LA retired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
WASH THE KIDNEYS
AFTER COLDS, INFLUENZA.
THEN LOOK AFTER KIDNEYS!

vt takes skill and strength work all day in shop
4 or factory. Many a woman is fighting just
- as hard at home behind the lines, did the boys at
the front. But when Tor won1an) has to meet
the attack of the influenza baci ten to one ne Will
have close shave his kidneys not right Influenza
and Grippe often Inflammation of the kidneys
either at time of attack afterard 1t due to natures
with backache, or headache when your kidneys get
sluggish and clog, you must relieve them, rs well as
your bowels. Ward off serious troubles at once by
obtaining at the drug ant-uric-acid tablet
first discovered by DR.. Pierce, and called "Anurc."
This will flush the bladder and Kidneys and it is
well to drink plenty of hot water better STILL hot
lemonade Take occasional doses of castor oil or three
times week. of natural laxative, made up OF May,
apple leaves of aloe and aap rolled into tiny
Bills to be had at all drug Stores Pierces Pleasant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
FAMOI|S PAUUST CHOR|STERS'
CONCERT 1T COURT LAST NIGHT
THE MUSICAL EVENT Of SEASON

To be sung by twelve chori$ters.
10. In ammatus. .............. RoSSini
SolnistS MaS"rS Probst and McNanus.
Intermission.
II. CarSo"s. ................. Gardner
J.. Mamau ditcs moi. Belgian Folk Song
Master Walter McGrath.
IS. The Smoke Rose Slowly. Converse
Trcblcs and Counter TcuorS.
"A. Una Furtiva Lagrirna. 49,. Donizctti
Mr.. John FinnqEan
Is. (a) Indian Lullaby. .VoGt
(b) Mother O. Nine. . .Burlcigh
&c. Deep River. Negro Spirltua
SolSt. Master Billy Probst.
II. Jerusalem (Gallia. ..)...... Gounod
Russian Carol-Thc opening number
representative Of the modern school Of
Russian music. was a wonderful exam
pie Of the beautiful StranC" harmonics
OF the Russian music and sung with a
full understanding Of the varied shades
Of nationalism. which tends 10 give the
individual position which it holds In the
musical world today.
In "BcncdictuS" by Father Finn him
self the treble voices carried most Of
the melody. accompanied by soft tonal
work Of the other choiristcrs.
The Inlammatus Of Kos!nc" was
sung IN Tuu chorus Win ""nH'FAu '
e4tecr and the audience responded en-
Enthusiastically to this number.
Tho Smoke Rose Slowly" by Con
worse, was beautiful. soft and mcIodi-
GUS
One Of tho most delightful numbers
was sung by Master Billy Probst. This
boys voice was one Of the most won
dcrful examples OF childish sweetness
purity and beauty of all the chcrist"rs
Jerusalem" which masterpiece OF
Gounod was the concluding number, Z
wonderful example OF ensemble sing
ing.
! The Paur,st Choristers will sing {
Solemn High Mass this morning, Trim
I ity Thursday at 900 o'clock at ST
Alphonsus church, after which they viii
! leave to finish their tour in Detroit mex
Thursday night.
Following is n list Of tho ladies' wht
acted as patroncsSeS:
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the passage of III" bill in the house was
yeas 233. nays IL, present b. inc vote
in the house was followed closely by
similar ion in the senate. when Noled
So to in favor of IN" dayIighl Sa''h6
repeal rider to tn" agricultural approlr'
alton bill The senate amendment. Tx"
The house bill, provides that daylight
saving. inauGuratcd originally as war
measure shall end next October. Sen
arors Calder. trclinEhuyscn. Ncwbcrry,
Page. Phipps and Robinson voted
naGinSt the rcrral rider.
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ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Jun"

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Jun" Is
Films to have tho American Fedora
tton Of Labor submit 10 President VIII
son the questions involved in tho StriN"
of tho commercial tclCgraph"rs union
wor. mad her" tonight :hf'6HlnE lHc
arrival 81 Percy Thomas. deputy pres
den; Of tho tolcEraphcrs. Mr.. Thomas
conferred with Samuel Ciompcrs pr"si-
dent md other uffIClaIS Of the federation
ard with F. J. Man'on, president Of the
railroad tcl"EraphcrS. striking sympa-
thcIically with tho commercial operators
arains; handling any commercial bust
ness on their railroad keys.
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OBITUARY.
nrrs. Annie J. Ebbert.

The funeral services for the late An
mic J. Gilbert, wife Of w. ]. Gilbert, who
died at the Glendale hospital Monday,
will be held at the late home F1ftn
street, McMechcn. Thursday morning at
S:45 o'clock. Requiem high mass viii
be celebrated at the ST. James cnurcn
and intermcnt will be made in Mount
Calvary cemetery
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Elmer J. nller.

Funeral services will be held at his
late residence, No. Fortieth street, on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock Tor
tho late Elmer J. Miller who died Mon
day afternoon in the 33rd year or MS
age. Intcrmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
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0, <, BORDER ACTION

WASHINGTON. Juno S.--Rcprrs"n-
tativc Emerson. Republican. Oh.". today
int reduced a resolution declaring that
congress conm"nds IN" action "f S""r"-
tary Of War Baker III md ng inItcd
States soldiers across III" Mexican hor-
der for the purpose Of protecting IL"
lives and property OF citizens of III"
United Stat"e.'
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also Anuc'i is fine - =
F..
fredericksburg with Kidney trouble Cor about months would
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Take home a pan Of hot rolls, 10 to
tho pan, 10 cents pan. Baked every
40 minutes under the watchful eye at
the Federal System of Bakeries. Store
at llo9 Market street.
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Take home o pcund-and-a-hAlfl loaf OF
hot raisin bread for l6 cents, You have
never eaten anything half 80 delicious.
Made every 40 minutes under the watch
<u1 eve ut the Federal System Of Bake
les, store at llos Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

WASHINGTON. June 18th" bill to
repeal tho daylight saving law on III"
Inst Sunday in October. was passed today
by the house and senate. TIL" vote on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Henry Meagle. Of Thirty-seven'h
street. is spending a week visiting rel
atjves and friends at Lancaster, Ohio.