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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
The Real Story of Printype

lhe idea from which "priutype
sprung resulted from 'he SUCCESS ~
our type Experts W equippng "a type
writer used m our offices 10 write.
"rhe Oliver Typewriter in our fam
ous Trademark type just AS the name
appears on the outside uf the mHchlUs
and mrn Ohvrr publicity.
The beautiful appearance ana The
marvellous rlearnef. 4 the production
our "rbouv" trade mark type DISCLOSED
the possibilities pf eQ'dpping The Oliver
Typewriter ,o.~r'te The "n,re Enghsh
Anguny~ IN shnded lst'ere'
We Worked for ycars on the pa' lr6
finally succeeded 30 predicting, for AK
clGelye ",eon 'he Diver TNpoHr'to~
She wonderful sha',1 lrtter, ans
.uumernl, known ~ 'h" wo''i ns
D "pImtvpr.'
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26

j. L. Hafdee left Wednesday for "a
weeks outing al Pablo Beach
Miss Annie Beees entertained delight
iully Wednesday at "spend-the-day "
party in honor Of Miss Daisy Brooks, Of
Clarksdale, Miss, who is the attractive
guest Of Miss Mary Burton Among
those present, besides the honoree, were
Misses Mary Burton, Ruby Drew, Elisa
beth Smith. Sadie Whtock and Lila
Fraleieh
AIeA Smith has returned to the city
ior lev Gays from Atlanta, where he
has been ior the past several weeks.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
Locals and Personals.

5 Or 8 doses 666 will treak any case
Of chill and Fever and il taken as a tonic
the Fever will not return. Price 2jc
T. f. Hay spent Surlt! al his old
home near Monticello
For soreness of the muscles whether
induced by violent eNerQse Or injury
there is nothing better thal Chmberlains
Linimenl This linimeM gsu relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale ty al. dealers
Mrs. Jesse Shackleiord has reurned to
her home in Eustis after q pleasant visit
10 her parents. Mr. and Ms a. G. Plant
here,
Mr. and Mrs. I. l. tr-son returned
Saturday night from dellhi;ulvisit Of a
couple Of weeks in the m,4,;a.., Of North
Carolina
+ W. Irvine, Of Lake C;.. ,pent sun
day and Monday ID the c;. with friends
Miss Mildred Woodwalc cd attractive
young lady Of Tallahassee eft Medncs-
day for her home after Ceaehtiul visit
Of d few days 10 Mrs CnHctc Mccall
Mrs ". P. knigh, and Ms, Efe Har-
dee left Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga, and
Waynesville. n C., where they will
spend the next several weeks delightful
N,
Mrs. +. 5. Paramore viii leave today
for Live Oak after pleasant visit Of a
couple Of weeks at her old home here, She
will be accompanied by Miss Lula Har-
dee. who will spend some time with her
and then proceed to Wilson and Waynes-
vile. n. c. anG other points for the sum
mer
Clifford Mccall, Of Monticello spent
Sunday pleasantly in The c.iy
His many friends here iu bis old home
will learn with interest that Crawford
Armstrong recently passed the South Car
olma Board Of Pharmacy and will con
eramlate him upon the fact that he
made the second highest ayerafe ont Of
the thirty.eight applicants.
Miss Rama Mae Blair remmed to her
home at Hanson Tuesday after deheht-
ml visit in South Florida and To Mr. ana
Mrs. viii Goza in this city
IT. GOA and family viii move To FL
laville Monday, the former having ac-
cepted position with West Bros there
Mr. and Mrs. j, }. Newman and child
left Yesterday by automobile for a de-
lightful visit in Dawson Ga,
WANTED:-Breht, young boy to learn
the printing business. If satisfactory
nermanent position can be secured Nc
one unless ambitious and energetic, need
anplv. The Enterprise-Recorder
Mrs. John Bush left Tuesday for heI
home in Wauchula, after a pleasant WISH
Of several weeks to her parents, Mr. ano
Mrs. A. Zipperer, in this city
Hinely Edenfeld, of Perry, was visiting
relatives and friends here the latter part
Of last week
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
GHg and Wind
in Your SOmaCh

Altel eating il caused 10y fementine un-
olsesied food Sloats Vegetable Bitters
latS what you eat where il belongs, d.
eeSts your food relieves that heavy un-
comfortable feeling and strengthens the
digestive organs.
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NOTIcE TO DEBTORS AND cREnIrnRs

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
All persons owing the late John c. Dial any .ur
Whatsoever are required 10 pay the same, and
creditor, ana other persons having claims or de.
mands against the said John Dial, now decess
ed, or against his estate, are required 10 fe the
same with me at Gainesville, Florida, within tbs
time prescribed by law otherwise this notice vii
be pleaded in bar Of same
At Gainesville, Florida, this 18th day Of .Iul
A, D. 1912
KATIE BELLE DIAL,
As Administrators Of the Es1t,
Of John E Dia. deceased.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
FOOTBALL PLAYER WAR HERO
Georges Andrea sprinted Quarter
Mile With German Flag, Leaving
His Pursuers Behind.

Bordeaux.-French athletes have
been distinguishing themselves on the
fighting line. A few days ago a notice
appeared in the Official Gazette which
said that a corporal of the name of
Georges Andrea, who was mentioned in
dispatches, had been promoted to the
grade of sergeant before members Of
his regiment, and had been recon-
mended for a military medal.
II is learned that this refers to
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Georges Andrea, to whom the French
premier recently alluded as an all
round athlete and the best rugby three
quarterback who was n contestant in
the London Olympic games, Follow
ing is the story of how Andrea, who
is with the French army in Lorraine,
won his honors:
With six men he went into a village
to find rooms for officers. In the mar.
ket place was a large band of Ger.
mans, who Immediately set upon the
small French detachment. Andrea
snatched a saber from the German
nearest him and killed two men with
it. BY this time he saw that his com.
panions were dead or captured. He
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
Soldiers encourage to Wed.

London,-Quick to realize, as was
Germany, the necessity of a high birth
rate to Offset the deaths due to the
war, a movement has been started in
England to reduce the marriage fees
and to encourage soldiers and sailors
to take wives before leaving for the
front.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

grabbed a flag from a German, and
putting 1t under his arm raced through
the village street as though attempting
to try" in rugby football. A number
of Germans were following at his
heels. After sprinting a quarter of a
mile he left his p%ursuers far behind.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
French and German Nayles.

Within the past few years Germany
has passed France in naval power. On
the basis Of vessels completed aud
vessels under construction Germany
has 94S,33S tons and France has Col.
002 tons.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Al the annual commencement Of the
j. Lewis Grocer Homeopathic Hospital
Training School for Nurses at Ches.
ter. DR.. Robert 7. Mercer presented
diplomas to Miss Mary Henderson. OF
Rhode Island; Miss Rebecca Barrett
of New Jersey, and Miss Deborah Shell.
drake, OF Philadelphia. The address
was delivered by DR.. q. II. Wells, OF
Hahnemann College. Philadelphia.
Glass pins were presented by Mrs. J..
Lewis Grocer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

An incendiary set lre to the farm.\
house Of John Gearinger, in Hin Val.
ley, Before the sleeping family were
awakened the fire spread so rapidly
that Mr.. Gearinger and his eleven-year-
old son were unable to escape and
were burned TO death In the house.
which was destroyed with the con.
tents. Mrs. Gearinger escaped by
jumping from the second-story window
in her night clothes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

B%urrowing into an old mine breach
after coal. neal McTurk Colllery. five
boys were engulfed in a landslide.
causing the sufocation OF Earl Harris.
twelve years old, Ephraim, John and
James Davis, brothers, and Edward
Sweeney, were saved from a like fate
by the prompt arrival Of a relief party.
who, though exposed to the same dan
ger, never faltered until the last boy
had been reached.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

The first cunning fatality OF the sea.
o occurred at H%errville, when Rich.
ard Derrick, ffty-seven years old. a
former hotel proprietor, was killed
while cunning on his farm. II Is be-
lieved that Derrick. in getting over a
fence, broke a rail and in the fall the
gun was discharged.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

While visiting at the home OF a
patient DR.. William w. Johnson. one
Of Chester's oldest physicians and sur.
geons, was stricken with heart failure
and died within a few minutes. A
widow. his second wife. and a daugh.
ter, Mrs. William G.. Clyde, of Pitts.
burgh, born to his first wife, survive.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Grace Scott, daughter OF Matthew
Scott, while playing in her home at
Huntingdon, fell over a lighted lantern
on the floor. Her clothing was ignited
and she was so badly burned that
Blair Hospital physicians say she has
but a slight chance for recovery.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

When Thomas Williamson. Of near
Chadd's Ford, shot at a squirrel. sew.
eral shot struck Evans Slaughter, n
young nelghbor, who was gathering
wood, in the eye, and It is believed he
may lose his sight.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

While Mrs. Joseph Kaseman was
walking across a second story floor OF
her home in Shamokin, she fell
through an opening extending to the
cellar suffering injuries likely to re-
suit fatally. She is ninety-four years
old.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Michael Fitzgerald, of Erie, engineer
Of a fast Pennsylvania Railroad freight
train, was killed and three other train
men were injured when his train ran
into another freight on a siding at
Otis.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Angelo Terranova. a miner OF Broad
Top, was sentenced at Bedford to three
to twelve years at solitary confinement
in the Western P%enitentlary for killing
William Anderson, at Woodvale in
June.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

The large barn on the farm OF Ed
ward Anthony, at Doothwyn, was
burned.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

Moses Purnell, forty-eight years old.
a contractor of Middleport, died as the
result Of attempting to stop George
Miller's runaway team In that town
several hours earlier. He caught the
bride and was dragged a considerable
distance, his side being crushed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29

While riding in a trolley car, VIII
liam Flynn. OF West Chester, suffered
the loss Of his coat. which caught FIRE
from n pipe which he had been smok-
ing and which he had placed in his
coat pocket.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-29
of World Events for News Readers

Our Readers in Fulton County and, EIsewhe
Around the World With the Camera on the Trail
Of History Making happenings.
TUE OF ANTWERP BY GERMANS WOMEN CARRY wAJuurs Tn MEN
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

fDorsn mitunte1 bon Teltener Gorben.
prn9t.
2tm "a. 2IuguIt sins bic Sonne
tDieber ouf, unb Elm isbes W1itoIieb
Der @rpebitirn mar nun bsaieriq,
ben Marid nod benz @5iibpol on3us
treten. Sn ben erften Saeen bes
Monots September bro6ten Tie ibre
S9litten unb Die fonItigen 9lusffats
tun9sgegenitdnbe, bic Tie ouf bieTem
MorTb brdudtsn, nod benz pIob,
bon benz aus fie ben NlorT9 ontrez
ten tpolIten. WGrmeres Metter frot
erft um bic N1itte bes Monats Sfs
tober elm, unb nun ipurbe Der W1orfh
nngetreten, on benz Ti9 ouBer 9lmunbs
fen flint Monn nit bier S6litten
un6 fiinf3ig Sunben beteiIigten. Sie
botten fir bier Monate propiiionen
mitgenommen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
glnf Der 6nt.
3nitanOe in Gbina nod inner
6emrubigenO.
Snau e6i aais EMANCIPATION.

geting, China, 9. mara. Der
8unoes Sransportoumpfer ,2lbaz
renod" lit nit elmer 2lbteiluna Mlariz
herte in 5dtu an Der
U}iinoung oes geis6o 5luFes tingez
troffen. Die Marinetruppen ba6tn oen
8efsbl erbultsn, ii9 Iofort nab geting
}u begeben, no tie 0ie 200 Mlunn Snz
fuuterie abIDien Iollen. Die ausldnOi=
Ihen 9iplpmaten uno militdrifhen
9eIsbIsbaber in getiug Iino beItdnoig
1uf Der Sut uno auf ieoe Goentudlitdt
oorbereitet. 8ie 9eIunotI9aften in
Betinq un0 0ie gieoerIaFun9sn Der
2lusIdnoer in 3ien Siin perOen beute
6eHsr bstpd6t, aIs iie in 1900, CUR
3eit oes 8orersQufitanoes, betpa6t
paren; uber man ourf aud nt6t bers
gsFen, oaB Die @bineIen beutt cine
moOerne 4rtilerie beiiBen, Die tie IN
1900 nod ni9t batten.
geri6te, Die beute aus BaosSings
5u bier eingstroffen iino, beTagen, oaB
6ie meuternoen Soloatsn tin5sln uno
gruppenpeiIe Ii9 uuf oen StraBen
bsrum trsiben, oft srI9Dpft 5uiums
men Iinten uno Damn BON 0en 8epphs
nern, oie Tie bafsn, iiberfauen uno in
Der grauTamiten WeiIe abgrfhlu9tet
per6en. Qle 8edmten baben nit Auss
nabme zines Ridters Die Gtu0t oers
laifen, uno Die goliaei ldBt Die Wteu@
terer ru9ig sgpGbren. Der 8uhnoerz
febr na6 3ing=9f9au lit tpieoer uufs
1enpmmen; bod ieoem 9aKdgier5ug
foIat Elm nit Goloaten beTeBtsr 3ug.
Befind, 9. U9Gr3. 6ier iperoen
umfaFenbe 8orbereitungen fir bic
Snauouration bes neusn prdfi0enten
oSuun S9i aai eetroffen. Die bD4>
Iten 8eamten aus oen nerI6iebenen
Seilsn bss Rsidss iinO eingeluoen
porben, Der 3eremonie bei5unpbnen.
Der Gag Der EMANCIPATION 1T nod
ni1t feItge9eBt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
Sitttt 3sOe bermrteiIt.
Der friibere 0OuOeruenr bon Bort an
8rince, 6aiti.

port uu princs, 6oitt, 8. N2Grs.
@eneral SuIes goicou, Der friibere
unter bem 9amen ,milit1riT6er
Sprann bon 6aiti" betaunte @puperz
neur, ipurbe beute bon 9eI9porenen
f6ulbig befunben, Der llrbeber bes am
Is. Tebruar 1908 bier in bieIer Staot
beranitaIteten MaFatres su iein, BEL
bem 5ebn Perfonen set0tet lpurben.
unb gum Sobe perurteilt. Die
Wlitangetldgten goicous nurben frei
geipro9en. @eneraI Sules @oicpu
mar i'm Sabre 1908 militdriT6er
@puberneur bes Diftrifts BON Bort
al prince unb peripdItete fein 9lmt
nit eiTerper Strenge. Gr baBte Dor
alien bic WeiBsn, berriet feline eigenen
8riiber an ben bamaligen 9rGIihenten
4Isris unb leiiete ibre Sinri6tunq.
Wtan bebduptet, boB er elm Mann
obne iebe S6ulbiIbung 1T, Der ni9t
einmol feinen glumen fbreibsn tann.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
grntemal6inem>SrnIt.
Saft bei6licRt sesen Die GDut.
binatiOn OOr5uscben.
itnterifiitt auseblid 0lOUieOelt.

8oT6ingtOn, 9. N2Gr3. gluF birette
Weifung bes prGfibsnten bin trof
8unbes @eneraIonnalt Bider1bom
geitern 9orbereitungen, nm unter benz
Sbermon=9eIsB gegen ben SarpeIterz
Sruit bor3ugeben. Dem Wlonopol
fir bic GrntesMu19inen piro be-
tonntli4 nohgeTagt, baB es fir Die
GnnOibotur Rop1eDeIts bic ssinan3en
Iiefert. SEQ. SO. gerfins, Der ssis
nan5mann, Der RooTebeIt in oIler
StilIe einen 8siu6 obitottete, iIt eis
ner Der SouptinttreFsnten bes Grns
temaI6inensSruits. S6on I'm Sep
tember IeBten Sabres botte Der ges
nerolanipaIt smpfo6len, baB oseen
ben Sruft porgegoneen tperbe, bc9
bcmals f6ien Der grGTibent bas 9e=
rpeismateridI ni6t fir oeniioeno I'll
erodten. SeBt inbes, ba qertins,
Der on Der WalI Str. neben feinem
portner Morgon bic gr0Bte 2eu6te
lit, ii9 fir bic Ronoibotur 9fooTez
belts ins 3eug Iegt, mill Der grGIis
bent augenI9sinli5 ni6t IGneer s0s
germ. Die &bF9t T6eint bic gu Iein.
9erfins felbft ouf ben 3sugsnItonb
5u brin9en unb i6m oann bic 5rage
bor3uIegen, pb Der 5arpejter= =Sruft 8u
RoDfepelts Rampagne bstgeiteuert
habe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
ab na6 0btma.
@ierbnnbert nnb adtnuSiedlSig WGun
eSnfaHterie.

Manila, g. g., 8. M1Gr3. 9as
8unbestransportf9iff n@arren" fubr
beute morgen nit IL Offi3ieren unb
468 Manu bonn Is. Snfdnterieregis
ment an 8Orb nod Sotu, elmer 30
Wtsilen BON Tien Sin entfernt eeIeges
nen Safenifabt ab. Sberitleutnant
Gbtpin ". Root, Der bic 3ruppenab>
teilung befebligt, bat ben 8efebl srs
balten, iih nod feiner 9lntunft in
Satu fofort BEL benz @efdnbten Der
8ereinigten Staaten in peting, @m.
s. Calhoun, au melOen. Cine groBe
Mn3ubl bon MGnnern, 5rauen unb
&inbern bate ii9 am Dod bes
Srunsportfdiffes berfammelt unb
perunftoItete ben fdeibenoen Solbaten
cine riefige Spdtion.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

Berlin, 9. mGr5. Sine srOBe 9fuss
seiHnung ift bem nambaften Quft1
lhiff= Ggperten MaiOr bon Mbsrcrcn,
Der aud in ben Der. @taoten BON
Feiner Eeilnobme OH bem ct. Qpuifer
gBettflug I'm ben @orbou Bennstts
pDfal Der befannt iii, suteil eetpprs
ben. Die pbiIOiOpbif9s Uotultdt Der
llniperIit1t mlnrburg ernannte ihu
gum GbrsnbOftpr. unb slDnr In ans
trtennlng ieiner WerbienIte nm bic
ipiIsnfboFiIi4s AaSRsusaDa bss aalz
lonfa1rseHs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

Mus benz Gtdais3u9tbaus 80
Gins Sing braAer eeitern stpei sss
fdhrIide Werhrether aus.
Das RsgisrungsfabtI mad
Nlasfa, hos bor Hebrersn 2agen ben
Disnit bsriagts, 1T pieber reparieri
tporben.
- D<r G6riFtIieIIsr unb pripat.
fstretdr bes friibereH britifhen @e.
fnnbtsn in muIbinston. Sir Sultan
pauncefote, tpurbs seitern In apubpu
inter Der Qlntalae Der 8igarie psg.
hafttt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

6epor0ene BeTiirhtung, odB Iotpobl
Ole ,6amburgs@m @meritas2inie" nie Der
,Horooeuti9e 2Io1o" our9 ben eng>
lif6tn 8oblsngrdbersStreit in ernite
WlitlsiOenI6aft ge3osen neroen ipirs
oen, miro fur ourhdus unbegriinoet
erflGrt. Die leitenoen Stellen Der bei>
oen groBen S9iffabrts 9eIenI4afz
ten baben cine Runogebung erluHen,
aus. pelher berporssbt, Dab nSdpdg"
uno BLOND" aoblenporrGte bsiiBen,
ipelbe auf @o9en dusrei6en. gs
miro ausoriidli1 periibert, oaB Der
engiiI6e Streit Die 9eieai6dften ni4t
beriibre.
7ampfernndjridlten.
gnoefommeu in g1aoeira: ,garmds
nia" BON Ieiu 9orf; in Sem gorf:
.Saut' 4una" bon Wrieilles, ,gbeme
nit" bon Bremen; in Bottom: Rrse
toria" bon 5amburg
Sbaefdbren bon Stem 9orf: D6inlduo" I"
nadl @nttperpen, ,Gceanic" nnh Soutbs
nmpton, caledonia noh @lnsgom.
r9ituania@ nnh 9iban. oatbinai" uah
Birdus; bon 9i6nu: oaiiret" nod 9srp
gorf: bon @euua: 0Stduri@ natb Sdu
Hrdncisco; bon Redpel: oglaounnd
nah gleiu PORT; bon Yoto6omn: gyiile"
ndd Sdu Srnueisco; bon g6riitidnian0:
Oscar Der 3ipeite" unh Stem gort
bon 6obre: ngipngne" mad Sem Norf;
bon 9lnprn: g@ermanin" nnd gletu
2lort; BON 8otteronm: g@otsonm" nntD
gieip 9orf; bon 8pper: g2aplauo" nadD
Rep @irt; in @lasgoiu: ggalifornia" +"
nod Stem gort; bon 9iberpool: ,9uiis
tania" nnb yleip gort gEeutOnic" nad
Rortlauo.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

pOrtlanb, Moins, 9. Mdr,.
Den Ditrtaufenb QlnoeItelItert in
ben mpeppereu & Qoeona Cotton
Wlias" In gibbefOrb. Mle.. tpurbe ges
tern mitseteiIt, bub linen bpn nd9=
iten Weontag an cine 2obnerb0bunq
bon 5 prooent betDiIigt 1T.
SinO beSeutnHgslos.
Berlin, 8. 0adr5. 8u Ser gfatitt.
sierung Der Sbieosgerihtsbertr6ae
Der Ser. Stooten nit @robbriton.
nien llno Gronfreig i'm nnlerifnni.
Iben Bunoesienat IaBt fih bic .8oI-
ltfd)e 3eitiutg" bernebnien. Gas
BIatt bemerft, Der Genat babe bic
gertrdge oerart bertpGHert, 6aB fie
~ poIiger 9eoeutlingsIoiigfeit Der.
sbaeiuufeu feien.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14
gSarew BET 0amRfaaspT.
Sdueiter beg aaiiers nmb 0rob6er
sDgin BON Weflenbnrg.

Berlin. 8. utdro. gli9t serinse
Mufresuns bat in ben bieiieen Sofs
freiIen bic WieIbuns erreet, boB bic
GrbprinaeHin Charlotte BON So9s
fensMeiningen, bic segenpGrtig on
Der Ripisro tpsiIenbe dItsfte S9peiter
bes Raiiers, in Monte Carlo einem
ssouittompf beitpobnte. Inter ben
dnberen 3uf9auerinnen BEL beufels
ben IOn iid angebIi9 ou9 bel GroBs
bersogin BON WaedIenburgs sStrelib
beiunben baben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-03-14

@5tod6cIm, @Gneben, 8. M6rs
Durh llnterTdriften lit in biefem
Qanb< bie Gumme BON 100000
fir ben Bou eines neuen Shlonts
ThtfFs 5ulommeneebraht. Die Roiter
bss neusn G1iffes nerben uuF 5ufam.
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ibe 1. 8iceprdliOent.
9ic ueue SslOttenpOrlase.

Die Sentidje 5lutte IUl BON So nnf
81 srOke Sdiffe sebradlt uerben,
nns Die GAIL Der fleinem 9renser
bon 3S anf 40 Iteigem. - 3e6a
aren5sr eriter 9lnfe nn6 aebn
fleine &ren5er InIlen bic 9lns.
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fOa bpllmertiger arieasbafsa
per0cn. Sin Grae6nis Ser
lebten Geiis Ses 9aiIers. - Sab.
resberidlt Der gSambHrg-gImsrifa
Ginie" laatet nnferOr6entlidj ain.
ftig. 9entldje 9ampfidiffs
Iinicn IeiOen nidt inter eneli.
fhem StOblenerdbsrtrsif.
Berlin, 9. WGrs. Sym gtei6staa lit
beute Ole enosiiltigs gntI6eiounq ii6er
Die 3ufammsnfeBung oes 8oritanos
gefalIen. Die So3ial0emofraten, pelz
9. nit i6rtn 110 MitqIieoern oie
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nrng oes neuen Rei6sta9s auf oeu
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Der Sbrigen 6dtten, iin0 aug Dem
Poiteu oes srIten 8i3eprGTioenten
einen Der Sbrigsn batten, iino aus
Dem grdfotum ausgeI9dltet poroen.
Der 5orti9rittlihe &aempf bleibt
PrGiioent. On Stelle oes So3iaIoemo@
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naIli6erdle BudThe uno 8obe be6Glt
Die Stslls oes 5peiten 8i8eprGIiosnten.
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