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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
KILLS THE GIRL
ENDS own LIFE
soY MCKINNEY COMES TO GRIEF
WHEN LOVE AFFAIR GOES
WRONG.

PERU, Ind, Dec, 3o-A carefully
laid plan of levesisk and discourage
ed man, evolving robbery, murder and
suicide eliminated in the Staying of
Miss Dera Chapel, twenty-one years
old. waitress in the dining room Of
the Bearss hotel, BY Roy Mckinney,
who then committed suicide. Accord
ing to advices from Indianapolis, Nc
Kinney entered lunch room there
early and r!s;led the cash register
while re covered the man behind the
counter with a revolver.
Letters found In the dead mans
poeket Indicate that the holdup and
crimes were planned. It is thought
that Mckinney committed the rob-
berry to get money to come to Peru.
The letters were addressed to the
coroner. she girls father, Frank Chap
I'll, of Peru, and to Mekirney's wife
at East Germantown, Ind.
In the letter to the coroner, Mekin-
ney first directed that his body be sen:
to a medical college and then added:
a left my first wife because she was
not true to me. felt my second wife
last March. ON March 1s, 1909, met
Dora chepe!I end went wHh her two
months, at the end Of. which time !
found that she was The only girl for
.,.. could not leave the girl loved.
several days age the girls father went
to indianapolis and caused me much
trouble and brought Dora to Peru. II
was impossible for me to forget 50 ]
came to Peru. l asked her to go to
.hs thea+er with ME, but she had otI'-
er srranoennts. could not sleep ana
God only knows life has been he'll.
May God help Dora and take pity on
r,s.. Before ! close ! hope that every-
body will take a punch at me before !
pass over the great divide"
In the letter to his wife Mckinney
said:
q enIy. wish you we're with me, so
/ .ouId take yeu with US, too"
Mckinney came to the hotel and
reaister.d as |. 3. Lenhart, Of Chi
esao. He posed as United States
marshal and displayed secret SER
vice badge. 1t is not anown where nc
obtained the badge. as he has not been
In the government service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
SLATE Will NOT
Be BROKEN
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS FoR
WEST VIRGINIA WILL STAND
AS RECOMMENDED.

WASHINGTON, %. c., Dec. 3o---
purag the absence of mest of the
West Virginia delegation, assurances
have been given that soon after the
rc-eonvenins Of congress, tie federal
appointments for West Virginia as
recommended by the senators several
weeks ago, will be sent TO the senate.
WnlIe Major Elliott discouraged any
thing along that line, it was suggest
ed by reason Of his efficient work 70.
Taft in throwing the West Virginia
delegation to him against the oPaoS !,
tion Of the senators, he might be able
to overrule rhe recommendation Of the
senator's ard succeed himself. He has
refused to accept any Office except at
the hands of the senators, and the
slate previously announced will go
with the probable addition of
Jonn Marshall for assistant attorney
general.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
PPLlES cor VRIT
OF MAllDAAlIyS ]
EAlRMoNT AND MANNfisGTos3
RATLWAY COMPANY WANTS
CERTAIN PAPERS:

The Faamont and Marnln1ton rail-
way Company has applied Tor ! .isEIeA
of mandamus asafnst "A. s.. er1inds4
The defendant In the preceding q n
possession Of some papers shat tsel
plaintiff wants turpsd over. IRE ar
Plication was made 10 he ciEc.IisI
Court. s3s
Several matters were heard IN the
Circuit Court yesterday. The Henui1r
term OF court D over. Judge Macon
ls holding special tern, 70 diepoes spf
some important ehaneery mat stsrs that
need attention before thssnssk reols
lar term Of court islheld III March:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
IN JAIL WHEN
FATHER DIED
MESSAGE CAME tcN SAME DAY
PARDON PAPERS REACHED
STEVE GIADANos.

Governor GIasseock yesterday grant
ed a pardon to Steve Gidianos, a
Greek, who has been confined In the
Menonsaia county jail for several
months on a criminal charge.
Gid!anos was convicted LAST March
Of assault and battery In two cases
was fined fifty dollars and sentenced
10 twelve months In jail When Gidi'
amos was imprisoned he,was strong
apparently healthy man, but his con-
finement together with worrying over
his imprisonment, have caused him
to waste away until he is mere
shadow Of his former self.
Application was made for a pardon
for the man on account OF the state
of his health. This was Immediately
.sken up by Pardon Attorney Waugh
with the result that the pardon was
eranted on yesterday.
A petition was forwarded to Charles
ton signed by a large number of Nor
santown citizens, together with the
signature Of Judge John w. Masor'
who imposed the sentence.
Upon receiving the pardon this
,rornins at Moreantown cab was TAX
en- to his home at sabrston, SUBURB
Of Moreantown. The man was too
weak to walk to his home but was
overIoyed at reee!sinq his pardon. The
rhysielans are unable to state at this
time whether the release has come In
time to save the life Of the man or
not.
Before being taken from the jaI'
this morning the man received mes
sage telling Of the death Of his father
In Greece.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
COOK SPRINGS
SENSATION
Not the Explorer sut chiriesten Dry
Councilman who was Temperar-
Is iiy Away at School.
gaoaus TELEGRAM MAY
sE THE CAUSE OF TROUBLE.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. ao.-
a, sensation was sprung In tho wet and
dry fight yesterday, when John w.
Cook, ! former dry councilman arrived
from fEie ltniyersity, where he Is tax
irse j law course, and declares he new
er sent Telegram rendering his rests'
radon, which WAS accepted by council
ON peeen,bef 1. Cook resigned his
. position with the State department. OF
se1ooIs early in December and went
10 Morgantcwn. He says lie did net
beiieve his office would be vacated.
vfhen, council President VIII Mac
.cofkfe presented a telegram dated
RioFaantown reading as follows:
E4aVe left Charleston, cannot serve
III Council, forward No. 2, till vacancy
At cnee.s tsisnedl J. W. Cook.
Council accepted the resignation
end elected G. I. Topping to the va.
caney, giving tire wets majority OF
one vote. Cook announced yesterday
t1c never heard OF the telegram until
ss.sral days after the eeuneiI's ae-
lion, and frat ne never received an
Il, sWer 10 the isttsr5he sent Preslden.
MaccorkIe eoneerning the action.
CS6k says i1ss family lives here and
Sthls IL his home. He is making an in
Ssstid alton Of the telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
We lIR|'C''IlNA
GAS FOR BIG
EAS ERN CITIES
SIS, 600, 600 Line
70 Ruy, into
State

PiTTsHURG, Pa, Dec. 3o.-The gas
FIELDS Of. West Virginia and Of western
#PennsyIvanla are to be called on by
the: STANDARD OF Company to supply
light and heat for Greater New York
and Philadelphia. u came out here
yesterday that for many months the
Peoples Gas Company, Of PIttsbura,
the Standard oil cemPanys principal
gas company, has been getting rights
OF way and franchises through differ
ent towns, betweer. Pfttsbura and Phil
adclphia, following the line of the
PennsyIvanla railroad. Johnstown, on
the western slope Of. the. Allegheny
mountains, has been secured by tho
new pfpe Is,e people and the noun
.tains will be crossed at that point,
the rights of way having been already
secured. HoIidaysburs, BelIWood and
Tyrone, on the eastern side Of the
mountains, have already given uo
franchise rights to the Standard peo-
pie, the understanding being that
2o-inch main. at a cost Of $4,000 per
mile, is to be. run through to New
York.
Gas will be. supplied New York and
Philadelphia at so cents per thousand
feet. The cost at Ftttsburs is now
27 1.2 cents per thousand feet. The
Hope Natural eas Company and the
Reliance Gas Company, which are the
principal field companies of tha
STANDARD, VIII be looked on to pro-
oace most Of the gas forthe New YORK
pipes and their production in West
Virginia will be doubled. According
to information here the Standard will
spend $4,000, ,oco on thesnew scheme.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
Mra. Rldaely very III.

Mrs. Mary RidaeIy, wide" of VIII
liam RidgsIy, 10 very ~ at the home
Of her son, VIM. HidseIy, near Bell
run station. Mrs. Rtdsely is aged
about sevnty.fIse years and her i'll
s,ess Is caused by complications incl
dent 10 old age, Her daughters, Mrs.
Lynn Bowman, OF Philadelphia, and
Mrs. u. r. Bradenhaush, Of MtIIerc-
hura, pa, are at her bedside and a
niece, Miss Garnet Stafford, of Par
kess burg, Is also here. For several
days her condition has been very erttf-
cal and there Is no change to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND WEDDING
(Ry Urited Pross.)

WASHINGTON, pee. so.-The Pres
ident, Helen and Robert Taft left this
nornina for New York to attend the
marriage Of Louise Taft to George
Hoaa snowelen at the home Of Henry
Taft brother Of the President. Mrs.
Taft could not leave on account Of III
health. The ceremony wt.l be simple
owing to the recent death Of Mrs.
Horace Taft, aunt Of the bride. Pres
ldent Taft return to Washington to.
morrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
DISPUTE over
EARL'S DEATH
FRENCH PAPERS SAY 1T WAS Re-
SUIT OF DUEL-ENGLISH
PAPERS DENY 1T.
(By United Press.) J

PARIS, Dec. s0.-EarI Percy, under
secretary of State Of England, died to-
day in MOTEL at the Northern railway
station. 1t was stated that his death
was due to pleursy. Though It is re.
ported that lie died as result Of wounds
received in duel outside of Paris
with another EngIishman. The duel
is denied. His eldest son and heir
is Duke of Northumbfa.
sercy's family name was Henry Al
aernon George. It is evidently the de-
sire of the authorities TO conceal the
details of the Earl's death. A report
from London says the Earl was III
when he left there and he went imme-
disteIy where he remained i'll TIL i1ts
death here. Among Parisians who
Usually know when an "Affah of hon.
or" Is being settled the story Of
duel is accepted. According to report,
the duel with another Enslishman was
fought here to escape the English
law. A woman CT high social stand
Ing in London is mentioned as the
cause Of the duel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
suRRENDERINe GAS
AND OIL LEASES

oil and gas leases that were taken
up in Grant district last spring when
the oH ana gas excitement ran high
over the ra=h strike in the shinnsto1
field are now being surrendered to the
lcasor. Same Of the leases that have
been surrendered have been left at
the county clerks office for recordA'
ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
IS BELOW ZERO
IS REPORT FROM
new YORK STATE
s Above Was The
Reading IN
This City

People who think we are having
cold weather here don't know muen
about the atmosphere at North Pole
or even in New York State as Is
shown in dispatch below. The low
est temperature in this city last night
as registered by the government tt1er-
mometer at flenlfns's Green House
in the F.th ward showed reading of
FIVE degrees above zero. Reports to-
day indicate that the worst is over.
It will be warmer tonight.
Some weather bulletins received TO-
day are as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
3nRlrroM WAIVED AEARNe.

Harry RrEtton, the alleged forser ar.
rested several days ago in Wetzes
county and brought her, was taken be-
lore Justice e. S. Ames yesterday
,arlttsn waived hearing and wen:
rack 10 jail. The case will be inves-
tlnated BY the next grand jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
scHoo. HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE.

a school house in Grant district
near Mononoah caught fire last night
and was almost destroyed. The eIt''
.ens in the community gathered up
end succeeded in getting the flames
stopped. Tie fire started from an
over heated steVePipe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
ANOTHER TENEMENT
FIRE TO.pA

NEW YORK, Dec. so.-Fire In an
east end ten ement this morning drove
a dozen families into the street. The
was zero. Snow and ice
prevented the ftrenen effeetually
fighting the fire. Scores Of persons
jumped from windows, twenty were
injured and taken to hespLtals.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

Hon. 1. N. Wade, Of sutton, who
has been visiting his aged mother Il
Mcnongalia county for sone time
passed through Falrmcnt to-day en-
route home. He will spend to7nighs
at shinnston al his daughter's horne 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
rwo psIseNEK5 UJp ,To-DAY:

Only two prisoners sat in the dock
this morning in the mayors court.
Both wer. plaa1 drunks and had the
usual fine imposed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
Liquor i!.,1Jail
PRISONERS RECEIVED LiaUoRI
IN KANAtWt4A CO
PRISON..

CHARLESTON, w. vss pee, so.
sailor James Riley and aAslstapt tailS
or, Tom Carter, were Witnesses
the eommt,sIeu TO iHyestlsate tl3e
kanawha county jail, and both denied
any knowledge Of trresulakitles q
jail. Other witnesses tesuliied ss
ursanitsry conditions md 1ft6nIteIs5l
stated they had received liale III Ialls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
tho State.

tho State.
Work was progressing very satsss
faetorlIy on the additions AZ dbafs.
Hall and Science Halt IhtlI the slseS
ent cold snap smut down me ;,s6rlss
Professor Thomas &. HEIDI ct ne
state Board Of contr1l. and DtEeet6r
A. w. Chez. Of the Drpastmsnt 81
ietIcs, attended the annual M stlsn Of
the intercollegiate AthIstlp Ass5eI
tion Of the United States In lev YORK
City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30
COUNT DOCTORS | j ] { /
HOLD ETlNG.
OFFICERS FOX COMING YEAR
ELECTED AT SESSION
LAST light.

The Marion County Medical Society
held lie regular monthly meeting last
night. Many SUBJECTS Of aenerai inter-
est we're discussed. Being the last
meeting of the year, the following Off
GERS were eI.cted:
President. Dr. j. w. Mcdonald.
Vice president, pr, ] II. Reldy, cf
Mononsah.
Secretary, Or. Il. r. johnson.
Treasurer-Dr. w. II. Sands.
Board Of cersers, Or. G. L. Holland.
Er. e. w. Howard, Or. :. a. Graham.
Delegates to State Association, Or.
w. c. Jan1ison, Or. G. w: WaddelI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

LONDON, Dec. so.-No eredence is
placed in the story that Earl Percy
died as result Of a duel. He had been
suffering from influenza of the chest
for two weeks. While "a Paris he be-
came worse and his brother and sis
ter were sert for Monday. They were
at his bedside all day when the report
ed duel was supposed to have taken
place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

Or. Legs was in cIarksburg last
evening to attend card party slven
by Mrs. Herbert Brooks, honorins her
quests, Miss Mary Peterson and Miss
Fanny Leps, the latter sister Of Or.
Leps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

NORWICH, N. v, Dec. 3o.-cotd.
est weather since record has been
kept to-day. Fourteen EeIo" here and
s5 below reported from surrounding
districts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

oLENFALLs, Dec. 3o-Reeord
weather in the Adirondack regions.
Lake champIain is frozen across. Thfr-
ty.flve below at North Creek. "a to 20
below at other points. Lake George
IS closed with ice thick enough for pc.
destrtans to cross.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. 3o.-cold
est weather in the history Of Ala
bana; reached 12 above.
phTssuRe, pee. so.-coIdest
neather throughout the State Penn
sylvanfa has seen. Zero at Plttsburg,
Altoona six below; HoIiIdaysburg. s
below; cresson, II below; ealIitzin,
9 below; Tyrone, q below. Trains two
hours behind the schedule. Many
deaths duo 10 exposure: are reported
in various sections.
CHICAGO, Dee 3o.-sts below here
to-day. Police report four persons
frozen to death during the night.
Tlains eight hours late. Reports from
entire middle west indicate still cold
er. Norfolk, Neb.. 1s below; Huron,
S. D., 20 below. Through Iowa tenn
perature from six to fourtkn below
Missouri, six below. Indiana, about
six below. Western Kansas 8 to ten
above.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

%. ! llIIls ..waataa'' xgtE loF yol.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-30

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. so.-coId
est weather in the history ot Ala
bsna; reached 12 above.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
Sim ,r;rsiantes sitiftel eeacs
Sic 1rnrfsplGse be. pferscn.

Sober Sorucr unb S~icrbebeiiscr
piro erTrellt iein, Dpu cineln nclcn
Ntittel gegcn Die gefiirdtcte Burnt
PLACE bel Sferben 81 bDrcn, bas in Der
fur5cn 3cit ieiucs Sefnnntieins garl5
~erltaunIidc Hclultatc ge5citlgt bat. IS
lin0 Dies Die aus Der alien ocinnatb
bcriiber 9efpmmcncn Serrefa> &apicln,
Die iid in Der tiir3citen 3cit Sduicnoe
bon Srelnoen erlporben uno N Der
Nustrciblin9 bon &iirn!eru bel Y1er@
ben oils llniibertreffli6 erlpieien ba~
ben. Nus SIlnDcrten BON %bdnfbarcn
gricfen bon Sarmern, Die Die &apleiu
%6cnubtcn, gebt bcrpor, Dab nab Dem
@in9ebcn bon mn 5ipci anpleln Snrls
bcrte BON Spts llnb alien niOgliden
8ilrmern BON Eferben o%bginaen, llnD
bnb Sferbe, Die pprber nluger. billig
ullb itDrriIh pdren, naf DEM Slngcs
ben Der &aplc!u ipfort %Sunnbntcn lno
ale ihlehten @igenldaftcn per!prcn.
Die 8iirmer gebcn gelppbnlid Idlon
nod einigen Stunben nah DEM Gina
geben Der aupleln tobt I'M Wiite nb
unb lit bas Wtittel Inn 10 p%ertbppller,
als cs pbne peiterc llmitdnbe unh obnc
Slltteripediel iebem Yferbc leift eils
9egeben perben fam. Iuf alien Sar@
men, ipp Tferbe 9ebalten merbcn, iolls
ten 9erabe iebt jepem cin5igen Sbicre
5tpei Der &apieln 5ur SprIibt peraba
reift perben, aud luenn iih Die Saras
Iiten dllberli6 niht bcmerfbar 9enlaft
hohpu Sic 0nnIrlu finn ocictlid1
garantirt inter Scrial No. 21,741
unb fonnen alb tra9cnben Gluten ges
9e6en iperben. Sas Wittel lit cin6ig
uno ALIEN gu be3iebcn bon Der uniercn
2eiern ipoblbefnnnten 8recpcrs
q emebp 6 o., 6S6 %. Strabe,
Sept. s 3, @ilpaufce, Bis., gum
Yrciic bon $1.00 fir 6 pber $1.50
fir ~ aapieIn pprtofrci NIT @e>
brau6snnipeiIung. Sor biaigen Nuh@
abmun9cu lei hermit ausbriidlidit
geiparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
,iliHsari

= Aus ct. SoiIis perlalltct: Sou.
bernelre, 9unoca- ScnatorerL Gpn-
greb- Mbgcoronete lrnb oilsnartlgc
Siplpmaten in GROCER GAIL troteil
i'm 2allfe bes Sonltag bier EN-, nm
Die Sabrt Ocs %N}rQiibenten Den Mil
iiiiippi binuntcr mit5llmohen nno
ip1tcr Der Gonpcntion bes Siefpul,
ler. 0erbmoes bei5umobnen. Die er.
item Shiffe, pel6c nad Mem Or.
leans abgingen lUaren Die bier For
p~e0pboote, meldje lett Dem 1. Sftober
bier gelpeien iino ullo meld]c Die ans
beren Sdiffe nit ben 9elegoten IN
Mempbis %eripnrten perOen. Ger
8raiiocnt miro Die Sabrt aiif Dem
Setdttbnrm Senoer .Slconoer" MA.
den, Der fir oieien 3lpef bergeridl,
tet ulb nit Nlem ausgeltnttet IT.
mas Der Yrdiibclt braiid)t. Der Cant
pier st. Eaul" nit Den @oilpers
nellren an SorO miro bis ndh Sele'
10, Nrf., brett binter Dem ~Slean'
Der" tabren lttlo Don port aD miro
Die ,Suincp" nit ben GongreB.ytlt.
alicOcru an 5~rpeitcr Stelle fabren.
guf Der nGuiucp" lit elm Sibnngs,
iaal eiugeri6tet worbeL 10 oab
Spred)er Cannon Sheiniibungcn ab.
baltcn fam. Scrr Cannon lit am
Spnttag NbenO in Gait ct. 2onis
angefommcn, no or bis SIR Mntunft
ocs 9rGlioenten bleiber miro.
Muf einem Der 3eitungsboote miro
t1Glid cine 3eitrng berausgegebcn
lperoen. Die &eporter Deroen cine
idnclfobrcnbe Dod)t benuscit, nm
iid) Die Neuigfeitcn Don Den 5lpon5ig
Shifien 5ulommen 81 bolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02

Hcs ShlprcnS. Sicr an Grtoc beS
yan0e9 gucrber Die lnngen Srettcr
pl0tiId) bon l,ntcn ller bon Ipibci
!0afen gcfnlit u1b i'm rcoD.en @infcl
5lt ibrcr bisbari3cI &..I)tln1 id)rGg
anfmart3 iiDcr ell Ucpcil geidoben,
aus beiien dlottcr SlGd}c ole Nu9cn-
bliGe Derlhiebcnc &rcisIdJcn ollitan-
den. Ser cin5igc N}nnu, der oielc
SGgcn, obi al Der 3all. h%an0baht,
iibcriacut ton icincm ~crb0btcn Sit
in cirGn; 9lid Die qller bcranfon-
mcn6Cn @~cttcr. nlb je ltud) lDrer
&citaifcnbeit, nod Der Sage Der Nlt.
l5hcr, 5;ebt er biisiducll 5rpci oocr
brci ijher linn b1ngenben Stridc; otc
bnnit perbnnbcncn SGgen tolid)en
ailf mo 5cridmcibcn oos @rett in
Hlcbrere Iiclan, Die nnouflaitiam
Dcitcr rolleii ouf Den Sagcrplab
ouBcrbalb bcs Sdmppcns. Sicr
ltebcu wicber ;,pei Mdnncr unO lorti-
rea Die an ibacn poyiibcrroacnocl
Iiclcn bllrd) oltiacihricbcilc 3elG,cl,
nod bcaen idliebIid 5luci onocre
2clltc bie ~cirSelien 9ialcn b%curitcr-
nebnlcit onb gIcidrmaBla slim Srof-
ncn llnb TcrIooen oltiid)id,tct.
DOS Scr3 bicies @ctriebeS lit Die
600 Nfcrbcfrdfte ibisircnbe Getpaltige
GompimaiMiiie, Die Nlcs III Selpe.
oung iett. Gas 6ei5motcrial lit aus
id,licBliG SGgemebl, oa9 ldn8c"&ct-
tenidaufeiL goil5 1bntIdl ocnen Der
8QogcrmniG)inen, f~orHu0brcno en-.
porbebeu ulb bon oben al.f Die 6ell-
c~rrcite fauen laiIen. III eiler Gde
ocs SdruppclS mcrhcn Die Ibfdle,
por 9lQem oic suerit obAcIagtcn Sei-
tentbeile bes Galmitomnlc5, bon flel.
nercn S1gen III 2atten uno Stilde
~seridJnittcn, Inn Damn, III @il1oel &C.
bullocn, bcrintcr5ufullcn IN bereit-'
itebenoe @ogell; icibit Die Jfinbc, Die,
ourd) Dos langc 2icaet I'M 8aI'er
bon Den StGmmen losgelo't, berrcn-
los unhertrcibt, miro bier ~orItgetans
gen, getrodnet url0 Odn1 ais Srellll.
ltoff perfouft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-02
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