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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23
CHRISTMAS RUSH
HAS BEEN HEAVY
CLERKS AND CARRIERS NAVE
BEEN BUSY HANDLING
MAILS.
Con9esteo Conditions az the Local
Postoffee az Present-maii -
Handled Well

In order 20 expedite the mailing o;
[ Christmas packages. letters and post
cards. which will undoubtedly reach
its height today. Postmaster Robert
/ Hazlett has arranged FOR special col
lecuOns OF mail matter in all sec
tons Of the city. This. together with
an ample force OF mailing clerks on
duty al the postoffice. will take care
OF large amount Of business which
would Otherwise accumulate and clog
the channels OF the postal system to
day
The interior OF the postofice yes.
terCay vas the scene 81 much &C
tiyity. Practically all IN" carriers OF
the mails were busily euGaE,i about
their stations preparing for the de
livery OF the mails today. No doubt
several trips will have to be made
during the day. which heretofore T.
covered by only three or four at the
most
Considering the nearness 20 Christ
mas the business az the local post
Office Is unusually heavy. There IS
more rush at the present time than
there was a year ago. II those who
expect TO send a package TO a friend
on or before Christmas day.
An extra stand has been erected in
the corridor 10 take care OF the par
eel business. and there has been a
great deal OF work. In fact 81 Is
claimed that the clerks and carriers
have been buster this year thas last.
and are having trouble in handling
| the business. There has been lots OF
mail sent out. but 81 will come in a
bunch on the last two or three days.
which is generally expected.
/ The incoming parcel business Is
( also very heavy. which shows that
| the same conditions exist in other
/ places or Wheeling Is not being left
/ in the cold this Christmas. and n will
not be the case OF an empty letter
box
In the face OF the fact that this
year there was more early shopping
than ever before. according to local
merchants. the condition is usual.
Mail that was 20 20 10 the Pacific
coast or the Middle West should
have been in the Office by the 18th
at least. and Vet there T. some com
ing in. DO the best they can the
package will not reach its destina-
I ton on time.
Although cautioned time and again
some people still persist in sending
tinsel post cards through the mail
without any covering. This is strict
ly prohibited by the postofiice depart
ment. and orders have been issued 10
that effect. They will be sent TO the
dead letter Office unless they are
placed In a sealed envelope bearing a
2-cent stamp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

German Silver soidered Link Mesh
ss9s, looks ike sterling silver. on
sale at Hiliman's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23
CIRCUIT COURT

After The jury in the suit OF Edward
NOcckler ". the Stroehmann Vienna
Baking company. brought 10 secure
damages in the sum OF SO. 600. had
considered the evidence in the case
TO- over half a day they reported 10
Judge HerVey in part one OF the cir
cult court tina, they had been unable
10 reach verdict They were eN-
cused for the day md instructed TO
return on Monday when the case will
again be- given 10 them Tor considera-
ton.
The action is brought to -ecoyer
for alleged damages done To- the Noek-
Ter property by the erection Of the
new building by the baking company
az Twenty second and Main streets
The demurrer Of the defendants IN
the suit o. the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper company VS. the Is a. q.
railroad Was heard by Judge Hervey
Saturday bat action was deserved ul-
til a later date. The company sues 10
recover damage Iu the sum OF SO. 600
Tor the dr-frucf Of their plant az
Huckhannon by IRE. alleging that "a
spark from one Of the engines OF the
railroad was the cause OF tho fire
motion for a new trial IN the suit
Of James MARBLE IS John Weuzel Was
over uled by Judge ileryey The
pldinfln 10 the suit Was awarded SIS
damages az recent hearing In court
for four hogs which the plaintiff pur-
chased from the defendant and which
died a few DAYS after the purchase.
being sick 20 the time the deal was
made
The action Of tho National Bank ~
commerce 81 Norfolk. Va. IS. Charles
Menkemoller and g. " busch vas set
for trial DeComhe. go Suit is brought
20 recover money alleged 20 be Que
on two promissory notes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

50 years. was found guilty in the court
Saturday ~ holding unlawful relations
with young Cirl who BIS an inmate az
tho county iniirmary at East Richiand
No sentence has been passed ON the
defendant hy Judge Lynch as vet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23
LEYLAND FOR CHIEF
Well Known officer Decides 60 Become
a Candidate For the ofhee-Weli
Known In City.

At the solicitation Of his many
friends. Thomas Leyland. for many
years a resident Of Wheeling. has an
police For the past eight years he
has served on the local pol!ce force.
Prior 10 his becoming policeman he
was FOR years general blacksmith OF
the blast furnace at the Top Mills.
lie is a prominent Republican and has
lived here since 1872.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

and the river was falling slowly.
The Liberty IS the only boat schcd
ulcd 90 depart from tho local wharf
today she will leave at $50 o'cloc k
for Darlington. The Sonoma will ar
rive tonight for tomorrow's trip 90
Marietta.
Tho towboat Scout. which sunk
during "a wind storm near Neville j.
land. December s. has been raised
and delivered 40 the Dravosburr. Pa
docks for reparg
Sundays Boats
Admiral Dewey. Pittsburgh. Z go
% 90
lorena Zanoevillc s a. m
kan1wh1. Pittsburgh. n D. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

Heavy discount on Pianos See
Banner Co., Page ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23
charge OF drunken

and costs on the charge OF drunken
ness
ColOred. were each fined $40 and costs
on the chareg Of lettering for immoral
purposes.
Alice bowman and Tom Coulter
were given Is DAYS on the charge OF
drunkenness Dick Dolan WIS fined
s. and costs on the same charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23

.orena. Ianoevilie. s a. on
tanlwha Pittsburgh. n 3 m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-23
ADMIRAL DEWEY IN
LAST RUN SUNDAY
IN PITTSBURGH o.. WHEELING
PARKERsBURG
TRADE
Her Place m Local Trade VIII be
Taken by New CITY Of Parkers-
burq'-Rfver Notes

on Dor H.f REGULAR rum .r tl. Park
'r.hure pIusbureh lrI local trade
fhc steamer ADMIRAL Dewey ps.sod
up yesterday morning Tor TIrbur-h
fob rDf'rn In favor of frr nra .C.t. OF
Parker. hurE TI. ADMIRAL uru.t b..
used a- r.H' boat Is rho Pitts
hDrlI Hrd Cincinnati Packet com.
rarr. arI i|- boon 0porlfn. in tha
local trade SINCE flr Gr,.nvood
NifhIrnH several mouths nro
On the Dravosburq Docks
IIr tft of Ilrk.r-Ilr. Ia. boon
n'Ir I.ff.iIf. lnr r.rfII v..ts un
I'r.".TE fuHI improvements before
'.'.I'ne fHn local trade. and .a Ok
r'r''f f' .atr .haf city ou Dor first
run THHr Itt of f..a sock
Big csrgoes
'Hrr. I". IprrutIrI. ..I. nnH
crates "f I.lfr. mostly turkey. fnr
.H" fYr .fma. trade. fhr steamers
IiH f.. anI fIur.I dewey cleared
'Hr IHr.' uHIrf yesterday frr rif.
hHrr. 'I .IIIfnu f0 f.a poultry. fra
hn. errHI Hrrn rarrr.a off farm
rrD''r" tri mI-rfulr..u. frnI.hf
received FROM .he farm aInr- hs
river. anf D.UsIrr.d fn fIe northern
market CON I.rIhfr produce ul.
ur'nf1si af fNr HrtI NHlrI
River Br.efe
I.I.' r.'r..I f .fa-n o. U Ir...
f. UHH. rod Loo fH. rr. ~ ..
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
LUNCHEON GIVEN
SIR. GEORGE REID
'..BYCOMMERcEBO BODY
.Australia's High Commis-
sioner Is Guest of Citizens
At the Willard,

air oeorre Reid. high commissioner
.,sa,,a a. Iondon was ,endered
rot A"straha W honoo''' "ao ~,
a luncheon under the auspices OF the
washington Chamber Of Commerce Mt
IN. Wiuard nj 12.so o'clock today,
,s.a,, A., ,na n.r,y uors Com
ihose prese"' w wy pa
missioner Cuno IL. Rudoiph, Capt James
+. oyster. president of the chamber;
Charles T. Bell and ID. ]. Callahan,
a.. ,,s..,a.r,.. xI,u,,.,, n c,,,do ana
w Hes,ens'', "Hieh 80
Robert N. Harper, FORMER pres'dents'
DIR. william NJ. Davidson, superipten-
dent Of schools. John barrett. director
as,,..s, :, a.. D., Arar,,an, I1n,on.'
ssheIa' oi '"e an A"'e'iea' "i o"'o"'
ID. Marks, general manager OF the
Washington Post; j. w. Hunter, gen.
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
Remnant Sale of
Boys Clothing

Boys Tan Covert Cloth Refers,
with emblems on sleeves; fall
weight; sizes 2h to 10 years.
Regular $3.50 grade. Sale e1 90
price ..................t..... U1sOC
Boys and Children's Hats broken
sizes: mostly Juvenile styles; Reg
ular 75c and S1.00 values. Sale CEo
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GcN
Boys Double breasted Suits, with
knickerbocker pants; all fancy pat
terms; sizes . to II years, Sold up
TO aO a suit. Sale CT 10
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OIsSJ
Boys Black '..Tricot' Cloth Soft
Collar Shirts; heavy weight; sizes
12h. l3, and 1919 only. Rem OSn
nant Sale price. TWO for...... .ACC
Boys Siip-on Tan Raincoats: plaid
backs: broken sizes. Reg
ular $500 values. Rem. CT 90
nant Sale price. UlsCO
Boys Russian Belted Wash Suits,
In white and colors; some with
short sleeves: small sizes. Regular
H.OO and S.6O grades. REM Coo
hant sale rice.............r... WV
Boys Gray Coat sweaters; sizes
&c, 80. and 80 only. Regular
SOC and 75c values. Remnant CEo
sale price. Observation-Disclosures. SON
Boys Fall-weight Double breasted
Refers; emblem on the sleeves;
some have velvet collars: blue and
fancy styles; broken sizes from 2h
to 10 years. Regular $500 co 90
values. Sale price. UAsCC
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
Lieutenant Killed
By Fall from Horse

FORT YELLOWSTONE. wyo.. Oct 3.
Lieut.. Robert Lounsberry. quarter
master In the First Cavalry. Second
Squadron. was thrown from horse and
killed when a troop horse collided with
his mount.
Lieutenant Lounsberry was married
three months ago. 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
LADIES
Have Lovely Hair

II you want to make your hair so
beautifully lustrous that people can
not help but exclaim "Oh what lovely
hairT" get a fifty cent bottle Of
PARTISAN SAGE to-day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

trains have been greatly increased, re-
sulting IN greatly reduced cost Of trans
portation. Recently, the state OF Ari-
zona enacted a law limiting the nun
Der OF cars in a train, and thereby
It has largely destroyed a fundamental
incentive to continued grade reduction
and increased efficiency in railway op-
Grafton.
It is a mistake to assume that the
railways alone are deriving the bene-
fit from their economies In the end
the people must pay the necessary
cost Of transportation If the rail-
ways were stiu operating on the 1890
efficiency basis, freight rates neces-
sarily would have increased not less
than 25 per cent instead Of having de-
creased 20 per cent, to enable the rail-
ways to continue doing business and
the public would have had to pay the
increase
Government ownership Is not the
solution 1t may cost 40 or so per cent
more for the railway employee to live
in the United States than tor live in
Europe, but railway wages in America
are from zoo to 400 0er cent higher
than they are in Europe. On the other
hand, railway rates in Europe are ma
terially higher than they are in the
United States. The European rail-
ways are generally owned and oper-
ated by the government.
J. L. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
SOME RAILWAY RATE FACTS.


Ell Paso, Dec. II.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Referring TO your recent editorial,
Profit, Waste, and Slippage," you say
The railroad received $500 for haul
ing the melons 70 market, which &C
counts for 12c out of each dollar Of
the retail price"
Not long ago a certain newspaper in
FL Paso mot The Herald) said editori-
ally: As was stated in these columns
two weeks ago, the agricultural de-
partment at Washington has shown
shown that it takes IS cents to land 40
cents worth Of farm product to the
Consumer, and that this neat little
profit Of 140 percent goes to the rail-
roads and the middlemen-probably 100
to 40 percent OF it to the railroads"
The Herald's article is a discriminate
ing discussion based on facts The
other is loose talk on pure assumption
and is typical Of prevailing mfsIn-
formed agitation against the railways.
The Herald has taken the case Of a
carload OF melons shipped 500 miles.
Melons are perishable freight taking a
comparatively high rate, and 500 miles
is considerably in excess of the average
haul on farm products. From Missis-
sippi river points to New York 1000
miles, the railways haul wheat at a
transportation charge of only to II
percent Of the retail price at destina-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

smoking and expectorating in street
cars. One of the letters was from
man and the other from woman. The
former said that while riding on
street car last week II of the "a pas
Sengers were smoking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
SEIZE saIUGGLED MULES.

NJ ". Wright and C. R THlman,
mounted inspectors Of customs at Fort
Hancock, have brought to FL Paso
three mules and two horses caught in
the smuggling process. The animals
viii be sold at auction Dec. rs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
Letters to The Herald.

TAN communications must bear the
signature of the writer, but the name
win not be published where such a re-
quest is madeI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
SCHOOLS CLOSE FRIDAY FOR
THE CHRISTAIAS HOLIDAYS

city schools viii close Friday after
noon for the Christmas holidays. The
vacation will last until January 6.
which is the Monday following New
Years. The Christmas programs viii
be given Friday afternoon.
The parochiai and private schools will
also close Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

1,S5O.0OO.OoO


Assuming average haul to be sub
stantialy equal for the various classes
and the rate on farm products twice
the average rate, il is safe to say that
the railways derive not more than 25
percent of their revenue from trans
portation Of farm products. In 1910.
total railway freight revenue was ST.
926,O0O,0OO. of which not more than
$4S1, 100000 came from the farm In
that year, the value Of farm products
was SS,964,000,000.
It appears, therefore, that railway
transportation charges are not more
than or 8 percent of the total cost of
farm products. It is also evident that
the total transportation charge on the
entire business Of the nation is a still
smaller percentage of the cost to the
consumer
It would require approximately
$15,O00,000006 to reproduce the rail
ways Of the United States. In 1910,
gross railway revenue was S2,751, OO0,-
600, or only IS percent. and the net
revenue was $92S,000, 600, or only six
percent on the necessary capital invest
ment.
From 1890 to 1910 the average rail-
way freight rate decreased from 0.927c
per ton mile to 0.753, or 20 percent.
thing consumed by the railways in
operation increased from 25 to so per-
cent in the same time. Under those
conditions, the railways have been able
to keep out OF the hands of the re-
ceiver only by greatly increased eff
cheney in operation.
Restrictive railway regulation is not
always intelligent not consistent For
example for years the railways have
been spending vast sums of money in
reconstructtng their tracks on lighter
grades whereby length and weight Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17
WPTLNtToRY -

DESCRIPTIONS taken stsa.n-, seveatafh me-
fldian tine Ar pressure reduced 70 sea level
1soBAEs continuous Hns9 pass through points
Of eQHRl air pressure, IsOEEERlEs dotted hne3
pass through points Of edusl tenpsratare; drawn
only for zeTo, neezing. 90 and 1902.
o clear @ partly cloudy; @ clozdy1
@ rain; 9 l0E; @ report missing.
ArroEs a. with the wind. First figures temper
AZURE; second. precipitation Of o. inch OF mors
for past - hours: third. maximum wind Veloaa
~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

dressing, daintily perfumed, and free
from poisonous lead or other dye.
The girl with the Auburn hair is on
every carton and bottle of PARTISAN
SAGE. Be sure and get the genuine.
PARTISAN SAGE viii Danish dan
druff, stop falling hair and scalp itch
in two weeks, or your money back.
That's a pretty square offer all fair
minded people viii say. Large bottle
so cents at Kelly & Pollard, and deal
ers re.-AdvertisemeRt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-17

ANONYMOUS LETTERS.
Mayor c. z Kelly has received two
anonymous letters complaining against
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Dies Mno 9ns.

- Roh elmer Snipsttion ,amsn
Supsrlnisnoeni Wbiirop, BON Der
4Htis1 1uberiuIoiissaiso uno 5ilfssg..
iunokitstedmier psisrs therein, bic
partbhoroe I'm bic gsnusuna bon
parter Woobs in GumminspilIe ola
Tag Camp unb WaIosShuIs su
eriuhen.
Games !. ailgnrriff bon Mt.
Ioams. truroe esiisru gum temporGren
Sstrstor bss poIiseibefs Copeland srs
ndnnt.
Soract Qrmaeot, BON Der eriien
Daro. BAT ieinsn Ramen als aanbibat
fur Die osmotratii6e Gr.su.io sgeborbe
surudse5oe.u.
- y. u. Sais, Don go. 93l Ieps
Ton Ctr. Ipuroe ssitern gum Glert i'm
Sngeniturss sDsportemsut ernonut. gts
bait $75 per Ronat.
s5H Der lest.n Wotx purosn ia
ertrnntungen unb "a 5ooesf1ns BON
dHiiedenben Rrcnibeiten s.m,Ioei, a.s
gen 1872 uno 35 i'm Issien Sabre. On.
StarIohfisbsr srirantt.n lesi. Nod,
nur 18 gegen SO i'm Isbtsn Sahr..
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gokal-Derid)t


BON .inem ihpersn llnfau ipurbsn
5lpti WitsIieber Der Sprib.n, aompaas
ME 30. 6, aapt. 5arrp Gddfer unb
Sbomns 1ibbles, 9rubsr bes Tri.s
bsnsrihiers aibbks, b.troff.n. Die
fsIben tparen In bsm aeIIer oes
Sprisenbdufss 80. 6 NIT benz QSf6en
bon Ralt in einem Safe beiGdftiat,
als cine grplciion itattfanb uHp Der
Rail- iih iiber iie srsob. gsioe Rdns
ner litten f4limmen granbDunbeu i'm
Gtiiht fotpis an ben 6Gnb.n unp 4rs
men. Die 4erSie hs itdbtif6en so.
fpituls befiirhien. bab bic Muaen Der
patienten perIesi iuorben finb unb less
tere iino porldufis in sinem bunilsn
3immer bes 6ofpitaIs unterssbratt
norbtn. Der llnfan ersignete iih in
oemfslbtn Keller, in nelhem Dor mebs
rertn Jobren bilfssGeusripebrmnnn
6dIep BET elmer Dassyploiion getobtei
unb aopt. Gbn. Qemman fhn<r psrs
ie5t tpurbe.
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Die Rswport Cfiiee ihr bas Gin.
ctnnatier 8olfsblatt" beiinbet I'D, in
Wo. 339 Yort Sirahe, geseuiber Den,
Somrtbauie, uuisIbit Nenisteiten, Yin.
5eigem II. !. IN. Bis 10 1l6r 45 Wiiau.
ten Abenbs sutgesensenommeu iuer.
ben. Selepbun Sonth 2401.
- 3ie aommiiidre beihlolien in
ibrer geitrigen Sisung, bas aeierpoir
5u perbeiiern. $4,000 ioaen aufae.
nomnen iDeroen nm einen beiieren
@blanf oes Reierpoirs ansnleaen
Die bunberttauieno Gollor gonb-
ausgabe fam ipieoer ouis 1apet
uno puroc ulti beitte eirle Grtra.
Sisnng einbertfen, in Der Die anae.
legenbeit erleoigt neroen ion. Ger
aommiifnr oes ofientlif,en gieen-
tbums berihtete $15,679 ginuahrnen
an @aiiermietbe. 8einnbbeitsbeam.
ter 9r. Gooo berihtete 81 1obesidae
i'm Monat april.
SIN gircuitgerifte nrtrbe i'm
yale ben Catherine @ebner geaen
elarice Rotten6liiber elm gerfoufsbe.
febl erloffen Sennette 3imnernlonn
lparoe fin ihDahiinnig erfIdrt. Der
Iaa Don Sofepb ggeingartner eeeen.
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Stills Saar unS 9artfar6e,
ldiuars Ooer BRAUN, SOC.
6 o b t n stp y.

Sie GpDinstun Office fur bas yGiu
einnatier &ulfsblatt" befinoet iidl in
@ebGube 4u. 509-511 Rabiior
aoenue. anSeigen, geittbeilungeu
nno Seitelungen irsenbuelher 4rt
nerScn bis 10 l1br abenbs oaIelbi
entgegengenOmmeH. SelcpbOn Suutl
1854.
Z oDt i'm 8ett gefunben.
Sbomas Brennan, so Sabre alt,
Don st. Souls, U&o., Der BEL Der 8.
&c 6. @ifenbo6n als Garreparirsr
angeitsllt mar, tpuroe geftern in feinem
Bette in Rignep's Spit6aus on Der
Dat uno GarneaI StrQBe, 2uoloip.
toot aufgefunoen. Der berbeigerufene
Ar3t tonnte nur ben bereits Dor mebz
reren Stunoen etngetretsnen Sob ton>
ituttren. Coroner Or. DiIe belt einsn
Snqueit uno CAB einen Du6ripruh
auf 5ob infolge 9er3Isiosns ab.
Il bsrf q bren unb getDbet.
pbilipp M. GarIin, % Sabre alt,
BON Der 8reenup Strabe na6e Der 90,
fpurbe geitern Morgen um z ll6r uns
Ter Der GooiHgtoner gentralbrude
toot aufgefunoen uno mad 9pnneQn's
U&orgue gebraht. 0us rette gein
mar tbm abgefabren uno ueri6ieoens
Horpertbeile 3erquetfht. 2tuem 9lnz
1hetn nah mub er unter einem Waas
gon gsorbettet bdben, Inn bic 2uftz
Brem'en gu infpt3iren, aIs ibm Der
unfal pafirte. Coroner Or. :. g.
9Blfe purpe benahrI6tiot unb pirb
oEeier etnen Jnqueit abbalten.
- Sm 8unbesgsri9t tpurben flint
alagen pom 9iitrittautpalt 6. g.
Morrop gegen bic 6. & q. gtfenz
bdhn uno bic Cincinnati. Qetp Or
leans e Seras gociftc Gifsnbobu
fpegen gerlesung beg 9innenboro,lg.
esisBes einserei6t. sic iino bfbuls
bi9t, trantss 8isb trauspprtirt unb
gu lanse IN ben 9iebpassn sslaITen su
haben.
- gunoesri6tsr u. W. z. God
ran ernanHts Samss stepbens aum
NecerOer Der Sug6 2, Sberiffs Ban.
terottmaiIe.
5bomas 80. goolsg, 76 Sabre
alt, Elm Eriessnstsran, Der Don Qerinoz
ton hierbertum, um fi6 nad Der Dan
toner Soloutenbeimotb gu beqsben,
tpurbe oem Stabtridter Reab poroes
fubrt, neil er oes Gutsn gu piel qetban
batts. eoolep, Der uur bas giienbohns
5tdet bsfdb, purbe pDn Der hiefioen
yplt5ei neriorst unb pirb mad Ser
Soloatsnktmath ssfanbt perben.
BIGGER Sberman, Der felt ldnaes
Ter 3eit Dsrmibt purbe, 1T geftern sus |
riidsettbrt.
- Bert. Weiaer BON 2erinaton, Der |
AMI sinsm 3uge Der Giibboln Elm.
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tpebr i'm aeitns triiidt rpsrn<n.
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