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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24
Parents and Teachers


| much importance and interest espec-
tally to parents and teachers was
held in the study hall Of the High
school building. Supt. Leon W. Ger
IRISH. presided and introduced the
speaker Miss Nettie Bauer, repre-
sentative Of the National Parent
Teachers Association of Washing
ton. d. c., who talked on the work
of the association throughout the
United States. There was a very
good attendance OF both parents
and teachers. At the close of her
address Miss Bauer asked how many
would be interested in the forma-
ton of such an association in Show
hogan and a large number of those
present expressed a desire for such
an organization and a nominating
committee was chosen from the
floor, composed of f. L. Savage,
Mrs. Alice E. Mitchell and Mrs
Ethel NJ. Hight. At meeting to
be held in the near future they will
report the slate Of officers and a con-
stitution will be submitted. The or
ganization of the Pafent-Teacher
Association is a Statewide move
ment and Skowhegan ought to be
keenly alive to this effort
Mrs. Henry Hill and daughter,
Katherine of Madison, were in
town Wednesday and left on the
11.45 train for Milford, N. B.. Can,
where she Is to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Harper Sprouil.
Mrs. I. G. Calvery Of Somerville
arrived in town on the 11.15 train
Wednesday, being called here by the
serious illness Of her father Samuel
Locke of Cornville.
On this Thursday evening a special
service will be given by the parish of
the Centenary Methodist church in
the auditorium when as nearly as
possible the incidents of the Thurs
day night in Passion week will be
carried out. The fellowship of the
Lords Supper win be administered.
All members Of the parish are urged
to attend this impressive service.
New Store
On this Thursday evening the new
Emery Brown Co. store in the Dodge
building on Madison avenue, which is
to be operated here by Emery-Brown
Co. of Watervilie, will be open for
inspection and on Friday they viii
open for business. Many friends in
town OF Roy B. Lancaster, formerly
of Skowhegan. win he pleased to
know that he Is to be the manager
OF the new store. Mrs. waden Laney.
formerly employed by II. c. Judkins
and Walter +. Ordway. Miss Eugene
Bergine and Mrs. d. Herbert of
SkowheEan. are to be salesladies
Miss Stella Bolduc OF the garment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24

The SPEAKER; The Chair presents
for consideration, House Doc. No S42,
Resolve if aid of navigation on
Moosehead fake, tabled pending its
second reading on motion bS the gem
tleman from Brewer, Mr.. Small. In
the absence of the gentleman from
Brewer, Mr.. Small, this resolve is
again laid on the table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24

The SPEAKER: The Chair Pfc
sents for consideration House Doc.
No. 349, Bill An Act to establish
game sanctuaries, tabled pending its
third reading, on motion by the gen
tleman from Pressure Isle Mr.. Wilson.
In the absence of the gentleman from
Pressure Isle, Mr.. Wilson, the bill was
again tabled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24

The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
S"nts for consideration. House Doc
No. 355. Bill, An Act to incorporate
the South Portland high school dis
trnct, tabled pending it's third read
ing, on motion by the gentleman
from South Portland Mr.. Hinckley
on motion by Mr.. Hinckley, the
bill was again laid upon the table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24

The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
SCENTS for consideration House DoV.
No. S44, Bill. An Act relating to mu-
nicipal elections in the town of ioul-
ton. tabled pending its assignment
for third reading by the Chair.
No motion being made, the hill was
again tabled by the Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-24

The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
SCENTS for consideration, House Doc.
No. 1913, Bill, An Act relating to ice
fishing on China Lake, tabled pend
ing its passage to be engrossed, on
rotion by the gentleman from Fair
field, Mr.. Weeks
On motion by Mr. Weeks. the bill
was again laid upon the table.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1s21-PACE FIVE

that no firearms or ammunition should
be manufactured or sold except by the
government or under strict govern
ment control
1t was adopted by almost unanimous
vote of the members of the house and
senate. Then it was sent to the nation
al congress, and probably buried in
the archives and forgotten.
1t is the business of manufacturers
OF firearms and ammunition to foster
wars, to advocate killing: they fatsen
their purses off the sacrifice of humn1
lives. The more people who are Silled
the richer they become.
If the government should control all
the implements of determination he
government being the people who In
large majority would seek to save
rather than destroy human life, wars
would soon go out of fashion, and dis
armament would come as a natural re-
suit. 1t was with this idea in mind that
the Pueblo man pushed his resolution
thru the states lawmakng body.
There now. all the idea thieves are
barred from stealing this one anyway.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
AHEAD OF THE TIMES

suggestion has not heretofore been re-
called by any of the gropers after light
In the worlds greatest problem. IF it
had been recalled by any of the seek
ers after notoriety, the chances are a
thousand to one that u would have
been appropriated and claimed as orig
ina1 by some plagarist who gloats over
stealing ideas, which practice in my
opinion is the most despicable brand of
grand larceny.
1 am not resurrectins this legisla-
1--WE occurrence as reason why Mike
should have been elected as city COM
missioner on the Sth of this month: (:
that was the business of the voters.
but simply to show that the world
peace idea is not impracticable or new,
and so that good idea shall not go
unheralded.
House joint resolution No. provided
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
II DIRECT NFORMATIONS ARE
FILED BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Seventeen direct informations
against thirteen persons have just
been filed by the district attorney in
the district court.
The charges are forgery, uttering
forged instruments, manufacture of in
toxicating liquor and keeping the same
in possession, burglary. robbery with
gun, assault to murder, grand lar
ceny.
Their names and the crimes charged
are as follows:
May Carr and John Christensen.
manufacturing Intoxicating liquor and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
(Egnaro)

CEgnaro)
Harking back into history less than
seven years, I call up the remem-
brance of an occurrence at this time
quite adaptable.
Mike Studzinskf, lately defeated as
candidate for recollection as Pueblo
city commissioner, was member of
the state legislature, sometimes known
as the Colorado kindergarten. and at
that time he introduced joint resolu-
tion which today might be classed as
a giant weapon If properly placed in
the hands Of the intellectual giants
who are parleying in Washington
over the disarmament proposition.
But the Pueblo man was "ahead of the
hounds so to speak; he was In ad-
vance of public thought, and like most
men who have advapced ideas, his
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

forged instrument.
Frank Miller, grand larceny.
Ernest #. Greene, grand larceny.
W. NJ. Pierson, burglary
Beside there are number of per-
sons in the county jail and others un
der bail awaiting action of the district
court. In the list to be tried at the
term of court opening on December 5,
there will be two murder cases, and
several others, which will occupy con
siderable time of the court officials
and the jury.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23

having Intoxicating liquor in their
Possession, second offense.
A. j. Hicks, forgery and two charges
Of uttering forged instrument.
]. D. Glass, forgery and utterinE a
forged instrument.
James Williams and D. j. Hays,
burglary.
Ed E. Johnson, forgery and uttering
a forged instrument.
]. A. Boles. assault to murder.
Eddie Rose, alias Arthur Smith
grand larceny
John Pruce. forgery and uttering a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
AGREE TO WAGE CUT

Omaha, Neb.. Nov 22.-Agreement
to accept a wage reduction, as have
other employees in the packing indus
try of the country vas reached today
Cudahy Packing company workers
thru employees representatives of the
plant conference board, 1t was announ-
ced by the company here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
MARSHALL HURT

~ Centro. Cal, Nov. a2.-City Mar
shall c, T. Dizuey or Imperial, near
here, who was shot and seriously
Wouhded while attempting to arrest a
man known as ]. n. Bryer. said 10 bo
wanted in Texas on charge of pass
ipe fictitious checks, is resting easily at
hospital here. Marshal Dizney was
operated on today and three bullets
were removed from his body. Bryer who
at liberty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
Briefly Told

Some values for Men and Boys
that carry a distinct price appeal.
Boys gray School Suits. two
pairs pants .S6.Z5
Boys Corduroy School
outs ..............S5.95
Boys Corduroy and Cashmere
Knickerbocker Pants SIPS
Boys gray and khaki Knicker-
booker Pants Csc
Boys Dress Caps and Rah Rah
Hats at 45c, oOc and Csc.
Boys warm Stocking Caps in
combination colors at 25c. 39c,
4oc.
Mems and Boys flood soiled
gray Cotton Sweaters. new stock;
worth $1.25; choice Soc
Mems heavy Wool Socks, flood
soiled. 3 pairs Soc
Downstairs store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
M Mfs7D A ThanksguingS Sale
= \ ofC1ems-Beggs
" ~ ~ Hats at
%m tS495 1926
-I]\~ $/495

which includes practically all Of stock Of Winter Millinery
know, has always planned its the
can be Of greatest service
And that's how happens that this sale Millinery
want hats most when the will be appreciated
When the ad writer has CesBgg Hats advertise reduced he
himself The
Pueblo know that for STYLE workmanship
lead.
Now that have been adjusted this level of will
another hat-a new hat for Thanksgiving.
-Ot to know something about these Hats whether they
Felt Vees, Vours.
all Of ml And oh. what fingers
fashion them into such things of beauty! II
Wednesday the day which
inery creahons-Seond floor. II
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23

Mems Work Shoes
$2.65
All | eath e Shoes,
brown veal uppers, green
| c ath e r soles; Scout
style; a shoe with lots of
wear in it.
Downstairs store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23
Buy Him a Bathmbe
for a Gift

You will find it easy to select
the one you like from our stock.
A wonderful range of colors and
fabrics from which to choose.
priced from $500 to $3.50.
Mems pure Silk. open end.
four-in-hand Ties, in a wonder
full range of patterns. at Soc;
three for .Sl.35
Other Ties for his holiday gift
at 75c, $l.OO. $3.50, $500 and
$3.50.
Mems Shop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-23

"A limited number of pairs.
The prices will probably sell
them all before noon.
Downstairs store.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
Riifgabe beidlagnabulterl
beutiden @igentbums.

4a5 mir lmnler ~ertuartet hdbet,
lit gei6ehen. Sm GongreB bat be
reit3 Gon9reBnlam Galonea sic
9tilfgabe oes mahren0 oe8 &ric0cS
bcitIugnnbmten oe1tid)en Gigcn.
tbunl5 oeontruQt, mo I'M 9un0csic-
nat trGgt iid, ieiner eigenen grtli-
RING 5ltfolge, Senator Sting non
lltah - oH@gerednct Senator Sing,
Ser Oo0 m0bren0 oe5 &riege9 elmer
Der lnuteItcu 6llfer i'm Streit aeac1
allies, mas oeutid lit, mar NIT Scr
Nbiid)t, cine GntiHlieBung in DEM
uGmliHen Sinne cin5urejtcu. Dis
GaDopeaidlc &orlaQe mar I'M Nltit
ser 5uhIreihen @eiebmoBna6men, pie
Tie tdglih i'm GonQrcB mltcrbreitct
un0 routinemdBig al sic 5uitGnoi8cn
N~u@idGllic pcrpieIen mcr0cn. gang
unbeadtet gebliebcn, bis lie Der STU
ito9 Iein0lihen Giacnthums. Gran.
els =. @orpan, NIT elmer Dor Dem
@nu@ou3idnlB iiir 5tpii6enituatlid)cr
@onoel obQeqcbencn GrflGruna ans
2idt ser meiten Ceifcntlid)fcit 500.
&ing lit itber5eugt, baB iejnc %or.
lo9e BON allen 0cnen ihori fritiiirt
mcroen miro, nod oeren Nuiiht
I~cutid)lono ltno oie QcutIfen bis
auf5 @Illt 9cpreGt merhen iolten
neil tic Sen aricq ~pcridptIoet bdttcr.
boh QIoubt er. ooB ser ioeule Staub'
pnnft, oeu Dies 2ono Itct$ bcFiaIid,
Ser Giaenthrmarcdtc cinQcnomulclt
hot, Ser &orlaac Sen SirQ lid'err,
miro.
Mon iiebt. nns Scm SnnluS lit Elm
EanIns aciuurocn. Ser @ciinmmuo$
umifhpnnQ in sen ltitenoeu 4reiicr,
ocS Qonbe@ lit nfienfnoia. Sic ho.
ben b%eaonncu. sic ridti1t 9cbre ouS
Dem Nlr&Nong ser NoucntbcnpahI
5u 3lcbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21

ablicferifna Dem engl!iden @ebeim
Oienit u~Hterbreiiet mer0eu. 9as ~
abcr nid)t unbr, 0enn GuglaHOs @e
9cime idlniliieln ale 9epeiden gleIdI
Del Der Nnfunit 0urd un0 balten ne
Damn bis 81 pier3ebu Gage lang aut.
Gic 8eidlifte nit Den SieferlngeH
fiir 0;e @aiierDerfe in 8uenos
Aires lit Der beitsecueis 6nfilr: bic
4Hacbote ser dmertfuniiheH 3obren-
merfe mtBten iiber 2on0ou 0iriairt
nerocn; lie fonntcn gu einem Ereiic
qcmnd)t mer0eH, Der inter belteben-
Den bcfanuten 9erbdltniiieu Die 9ol-
fHrreu8 engliiher Iirmen nlisgc-
idnltet Gdtte. Die 5ebn Gage Auf
enth1lt in Qonoon ernlogIideten Dem
Board OF Qra0c" ole Arranqirung
DER 6radtraten 3It eincm @reiie, Der
cine llnterbietllnq oes omerifaniIden
9ugcbot3 3ur iSolge bate.
SO li6t mitten i'm @cspcbe Der
@eltfo6el oie cngIiid)e @eihdit5
ipinne uro iaugt oen on0eren gta
t;oneu 0aS @er5blut aus. GoB oieIe
piruc feline &iidiidt oltf amtIide
@nbel Der Administration in Mui1.
inatou uimmt, sic ihr ais briti.
! der ais @roBbritannicn befGunt
iii. lit ielbituerItduolidj!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
Gnolano ale Spinne
i'm GabelutB.

81 nab umo uadl criohruu mir III
fleinen Stiidcn, mic aroic Gummhti
ten mir acn1adlt haben. oils mir in Sen
&ricN 9ingen. nm uticrc nililrtcn
@cIoanIagen tn rettEu uu0 bic Welt
iider iilr 0entofrntje" it mahcu u
fomnt man I'M Scnut icbf oaraui ~
mas. nebenbci Qtioat. iton ldnlit
%ehtrnidnn mel6 oab io9dr eit
omtljhcn &obcIocpcidltu u%nitrcr n,
dicrgnl IN Yonoon oltilcbaltet lmo
Gem @eheimNicnit u~utcrbrcitrt ruey
ocn. &ur DEM Au%idub ota ScnatS
miro Sic Sadie aucroiul& uodl ne,
ter berIdlejert, inbcm ma id1t oaB
Sic Tepridlcn crit jchn Gage nab Scr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
Gnrppn idln[bet nns il6er t6 Nil.

europa Idpnloet INNS ii6er is Mil-
liaroen. Mud, Ole fliid)tigc 9urd)lift
elmer alsihlieBlid) Ben 6inalt3s mnO
Observation-Disclosures o~Ienenoen
s3eitidlrift bringt bdlliiq 9nten ans
2iht, Ole pon groBem 0ffentlifen lSn-
~terciie iino. "a bldttern mir gcroOe
III Dem pon Ser ,9tetp PORT Zines"
herausqegcbenen .NnnaIiit" uno ito
Ben babel al,f cine %eritnunlid)e Shot.
iohe, 0nB Die @ciammtiummc Scr
theils pdhren0 oeS &ricge3, tbc!I3
uad) Dem @nffeuItiuitnno Don Guro-
% in ben Ser. Stdaten controbir'
ten Dffentliflen nnb %priunten Nnlei.
hen iih, nit Ginredmlng ser 3inien
fitr ole 9un0eSunleiben bis gum
Sabre 1923, uIio bis SIM Iblnlf Ser
Sen europdiiden Regicrltngen porldlir
zig 5ltqeitatocuen oreiidhrjQeu 8na-
Seniriit nift tpeniger ais S16,250,-
100000 betrdat. l1ru0 ser ,Nuua.
lit "hat ipeaen Ser @er6ir0unQen,
Die err %unterholt. tpohrlih feline Ser.
n%nIoiiurQ. irgenopie sic &0hc Ser
Summc, sic unS europa ihuloct, ltub
Ri beren Hiif5ubIung entrpeocr an
oas @un0e5ihobonnt ooer an pribntc
@anfintereiien Ser Ger. Stnoten c3
moraliidl perpiliftet lit, SIT it6ertrci-
hpn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
ssmcmr flarer miro es Dem %plfc.

400 Der Sdub orildt. Sd)reibt "a
Der &e0afterr oes oRebrosta 6arm"
s5ournoI":
4TueS fomntt beru'tter, MIR mer0cu
Die GduIoen ut0 nie 3in@5ublung
nidt oeringer, mo oieie peroen cine
imrer idpperere &nit, ie mebr iid)
0a3 Ginfommeu perringert. @euu
man oeu G8luu Ser Musner3rtnS scr
GvisQ&ihulo ourdfiUhreu milr0e, 10.
boIb Der Srieg bcenhct lit. 10 miiroc
oie& unh meiner Altiift cine iebr
heiIlnnle. ahidrcdCtee Wirfuua
iiberbalrpt GrieQc 5t fiibren, ans
iiben. @cnn IS cinntnI ultgcmein
oerItnn6en miro, oab Rrieo ntBcr
Renidenleben and, beinabe uncr,
fhDinaIidlc Gummcu foitet nno uaeg
Gigentbum b%eIoitct, pIllcif obcr ultr
sDeninc unermeblih reid mod)t. bap,
pEsh cs ouh lueniqer, noun fiber
boupf nod Sricqe ocbeu. @orun
nidJt 9ie &riegsIhuIoeu ser Qon3cr
Belt aaSIoiden uno cju ncllc$ 2c5cu
benjnnen?"
3aS mare iebr idl6u. lpenu Is an.
piuac. Die jiioiih interuationolc
8eI6mat,t. Die ole SduISitcjnc in
5onocn hat, last rs cirfnpetlcu nidlt
81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
9nr bardj ltrcaee 9nrdfiihrmns

Der %ro5lbition9Geiebe - iogt Der
Ampalt Der 8rauerocreinigunq -
falm elte Aenoerltng 0ieies @cieBea
a%rr1DgfItt neroen. 0icler Nnliht
aDoreu mir non Anfana an: Mon
muB NJ cole 3u.nmbeit betout
4en noueu, man mub lie 40 abIur.
0nm iilhreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21

Lee Our object be, our Country, our
-essaole Country, and nothing but our
@~EszEtFy. And by the blessing of God,
as8ay that country itself become a
wa and splendid monument, not
ST oppression and terror, but of wis.,
HNOm. Of peace, and of liberty, upon
watch the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21

Sid Dem llrtcil Der 8elt uubc.
ettlt alt m%nterruericn. rat Elm nrielt-
toliifeS Spritmort: .@em orei
Scllte iaqen. ou eiit Elm Gier0.
Nunn Geh tn Sen Stan mrH iris
hc,,
rnet &auouen i'm aritIe mo
mel btttunfcne aerle. sic lidl III q.
ner &orf>la5auoe itlalcn un0 nab
otut Strclt> uid't mr. lire &uHOcu
}a aelleE. ioocvu aud oas serihla.
see Eoriegau ST bcj05leu bobeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
Bemciner &aterlan O%sloiafeit miro

oas oeutife @roBfapital btiNuloigt
anid)e:neu0 nidt obne @rluto, abcr
Die &en;giten tuiiien oaB Gas 3u
ae n&5um 0ieie @ohfinQn3
bitoet, nno Die Semiten feunen be
fonntli6 fem &aterlan0!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
@enn BIC @plidemifi nidlt m0rrn.

arlBte1 iie ipe3iea iiir oct Mitooo
ertunoen merOeu @ebnupten 0od,
DIG Sapaner Jest, taB iie hire aroGe
6lotte pergroBcrn miiIien, nm gegeu
ole DHotbell" geriiitet 81 ieinl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
europa, ia Der ennicn Aclt 1T nur

Damn geholfen, tUcnn GeiitidIau9 gc=
qoIten miro - oa5 mar unqeidhr ser
lia1olt picler "a uno bort geAoiteu1n
Re0en!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
gIIo anf Die gaiirtsn mil Die Vie.

g1er 3egierung Die &~crlpoltltug Ge
iferreifs obidieben. Cine capitals
&y0eei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21

9le &0lfer, Die 6eiittnug beiakcn,
9obeu ole Srdtleu gend)tet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21

&te EN- <Sllrqt behauptetC, b.
odri q a. rsebrager 2iigca, nm ei.
neu ACCOMPLISHMENTS bersuitelIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-21
I'm sub6mrn, Ma6., III einSnn6.

Der eincn u~ergeblid)en @eriHd) mafte,
ie.ne Serrin nor Dem Seuertooe 81
rettcu. iclbit in Den 5lamuneH nnl9t=
formen IS lit etruos ihone5 Inn
Die @unoetrcile, Die 10 gQn5 ueridie-
Den lit pom ~ biinoi1der 1reue
a Ia Iumultus i'm @eiBen @nuie.
,yamalus 0c5 "A 4'lHttDel0cu Don
Der ggfn;dten @dtalt!
"
Sad elmer Melbnua ants Sale on
Der Snaie ba5eu idnnitlidle sob
lenterGUerfc 0es N}euielDie 9ioili-
ter aoblcHgcbicts beihioiien, all icdl9
Somtaacn ic }pci Stun0en Uncut
qeltlidl ldnger 81 arbeitcH
uno Den Grtrag ben &eoiJritIgen Don
2eip3ig uno N.ltcnburg foitcnlos 81
%liefcrn. Is mer0en ie0en Sonntdg
10000 3eHtner Y',ifetto pcrtleilt
mer0en. Gas lit mabrer So3iolls
mus un0 fem t6eorctiidGs HuftidlloB.
Sic Wcidj.dlte ees %crbredlcns lit
Chicago iii cine pom eritolml:der
@r0Bc. mo oicielbe cnticBlide Sitnas
ton bcitcht iolt i'll ia0cr StnOt oe@
2an1ca. 1r;eolitc @l,rgcr. Sic ibren
0eitdften Nadlqdhcn, tucr0en Die
Cpfar uou N~anoiteu, uclhe iic 6erau
bcn un0 ~erluor0en. 6raucn limo mlr
uuter Nc1Ieitulg iid}cr. Ser "a
Loom" iii uerifmunoen. aber Der Gnt
ortetite. Scr W0roer mo ser Qjeb
bobeu iid itbcr ale NtaBcn permebrt.
Gle J~icpnblif it acrettct, n&ett
iii oie &cpubI.t gerettet", 10 logerl
Die 0crIiner 3eituugen 5lir &crfil
muua oea W}iniiters Oe@ &nncru
Sepereiuq, 0oB Mitglieoer Scr 81
derbeitalpcbr feline u oupfcl ira
gen 0iirfeu. 9egriiuoet mtroe oie
&erfitgung oomit, oab oo@ MonofcI
trogen y3icrerei iei mo al oie
Gage Der R d. ie erinnerc. 4"
1os lit ungefGbr oo$ Bette mas Der
SoSioIi5mt$ ~ ooB @ott erbarln!
- iiir oie 0elrtidle Repiblit bIaber
gelciltet bat,
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Mas Eenator Mech 6ehanntet. In

II %gclnobnlid) audi beuciicn. 8eraoe
Oarin liegt feline @alptitdrfcl
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Gus beiten nno li1eriten lit e. ods
BeIo Ger q o Il ei ung (gtoHen
Drher(, Die Der BoItmeiiier IN ben gros
gereu Grtihaften alsltellen lam, gu
G~her;ezoen. @benio gut uno liher nm
sic q 10 etungen. peis
Ne bic &9enteu in allen GgpreB>StattGs
TEA austellen. 8enn mai ods @elo
gser &oitanlpeilun9 ooer per GrpreBdns
ySzsiIiiua Ididt, lit es uidt notbipenot9,
saer betrefienreu @rief regiitriren 81 lais
Ten, tuern Die Nore'Ie oeutlldl 9sltrleben
1T Qegt man oagegen gndr9elo in ben
8C5sf, 10 Iolte bieIer itet5 regiltrtrt tpers
sat u u ii6er 81 iein. bab eeclelbs rl9s
sSs antommt. Sir @elolenoungen IN
zutfahem SrtefuerIbluie iibernebmen
gr istrerlei &erdntiportlidiett. Sn
9aIe opn 4oreBberdn0truu9en pergeile
gcazu "a mint, oi. alte ebeuiomobl ME Die
acne goftoffiee ~au5ugebeu, oenn lonIt
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Nouep ORDERS oiirfen nid9t. ME oas
% oft geihie6t, ais uermeintlide Quit
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tegeR.
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Ean oorei1ire einfnn:
.Rproftern", 60 Grufe, Bis.
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gri6elnt isoen 6reutas.

@euzusqeber. Sic Observation-Disclosures
GboLf ganDrtdn, XTGllOeHt.
@eihdftss0otal.
gsaEs8e-n<@sbduoe, 1913 Yenln StrnBe
ga @roiie. &is.
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seIepGou = Drummer 888.


bonn E nj entsprets:
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pro Sdbr S4.oO
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Die Gmbauer ie6cn III ms mn Sen
ftarfen gfahbor, Der iie bepormmoen
nil, Gin iolde5 @efilbf lit Dem ser
0onibarfeit neniQ I0r0erlid!
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SbeitertOn, Der engliide' Sdlrift-
teller, maft iif meiOlih Iuitig iiber
Ole @olferIiga. Man nernlt oo5 gum
Sbo0en nod SEN Spott fitgen.
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tDtaler Wiarftberiht.
ga groff., 20. San.
Getreiee unS 7mtter.

Preiie %. u. Grams ( sobn.
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ga GroIie, oen 81. Snnuor 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08

mousIy approved, and the committee
rendered a vote Of thanks by the direc-
tors for their good work. This makes
thlrty-six new members since October
!. 1920. bringing the total membership
or the Chamber UP to nine hundred and
forty-n!ne. Numerically and financially
the Chamber OF Commerce Is in better
condition today than ever before In !ts
history.
y resolution was adopted endorsing
the proposed bill providing for state
aid for fairs in the payment Of pre-
miums on agricultural and other pro-
ducts. which will be presented at the
coming session Of the state legislature.
Mississippi valley Association Confer
snce.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the manag ger Of the Chamber 20 endeavor
20 secure 4 good sized delega''Hn 10
represent tho Chamber in the coming
conference Of the Mississippi Valley As
ISOLATION. at Washington, D. C., January
10 and 20. The purpose Of the confer
ence will be to impress upon the nation
az congress tho necessity. for legislation
providing for the development and i'm
provement Of the waterways Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys to protect COM
mcrcial. agricultural and general inter-
est Of this entire area