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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f>aISS hF0NT,Epx!NsA.S75
spECIALTIEs FRID az AMI! SATURDAY
February 9th and 7th..

e.By virtue of the authority vested
in me, the undersigned, by that
certain deed OF trust bearing date on
the 18th day OF December, 1911,
executed and delivered by Walter W.
Beall to the undersigned II. ! c.
Frame. Trustee, to secure unto, J.. G.
Beal the payment OF a certain
promissory note described !, in said
deed of trust, which said note bears
date on the 18TH day of December
1911; and calls'forsthe sum of ST.
10000, and due and payable two
years after date, wfthintcrest there
on from date, whicf9said deed Of
trust is of record in the Office of tho
Clerk Of the County Court of Marion
County, West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No. 81, at page 4S9, the
undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
dor, at the front door of the Court
'ilo''se VI Marion county west FirT
ginia, on
Saturday, F binary aGt!i. io14.
ut two o'clock i. H.. a.! the follow
ing described real estate, bounded
and described as follows, to-wft: e
beginning Al tGtsi Point 20 feet aist
lnDt ,rrnnmn,, .ii'nanNGo y, t,nI y 'IH nnOn /,
Walnut Avenue and Fifih STREET, il
Block 20, and running thence pfh from
said point, on parallel line With
said Walnut Avenue. 100 teet 70 tha
eastern line of Lot No. IS, In said
Block; thence in q southerly dircc-
tion with said line of said Lot No.
%. 30 feet TO the corner of the
Simpson lot; thence with a line of
the same in an castcrly direction.
100 feet to said Fifth Street, and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
THACKERAY's LOVE AFFAIR.
NhorIotfa ,vaS nurriod Iad,,

And u moral man was Werthcr,
And for all the wealth Of Indies
Would do nothing for to hurt her.
From Thackeray's rhymed YER
sion of "The Sorrows of Wcrthcr.".
The letters of Tllackcray to Mrs.
Drooktleld. which are to be dispos-
ed of ut the Lambert sale, form a
love story OF curiously romantic in
tcrest. Such OF the correspondence
of the novelist with the English
clergyman's wife as has appeared in
print was called by the late Gen.
James Grant Wilson lone of the
best collections OF cpistolary litera-
ture published during the last CEN
tury." But the letters so long kept
private and now about to be sold at
auction are. more than that. They
are an photographed record of
Thackeray's deep and devoted at
tachment for married woman
constituting, in fact. the novelist's'
own Werther and Charlotte ro-
nance.
Thackeray met his Charlotte not
cutting bread and butter" but at
a dinner of cold mutton and two
penny tarts at her home, to which
her husband. an old college friend.
had invited him. His immediate in
Tin Mrs. Brookfieid ripened in
to an affection the warmth of which
is shown by his statement In letter
written In 1S4S: II swear the best
thought ! have Is totemember that
I shall have your lose suryixinssmeI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
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thence witl(psaids tFiftlg street in a
northerly direction, 30lfeet To the
place of beginning. being aSpartFor
Lots Nos. 20, S0uand 31omin;It sale
Block 20,oasislown on dthepmap, .or
plat of tlle0FAIRM oNTEDEvlsLo P-
MENT COMPANIES ADDITION to
the Town of Fairmont; whichBsaid
map or plat9ig obEeeord in said
Clerks Office in Deed BookTNo. So,
pages "Ar:to "E" inclusive. .5
: But 1t is expressly understood aud
agreed that no part ofrthc coal un-
DERIVING the above described prem
Uses and the mining rights 5and
privileges thercunto belonging will
be conveyed by said Trustee.
Terms Of Salc.d@7ia. Y
0nc-third of-tllc. purctascr,npnry
cash in handlap xdas,sofsEsslss ems
third thereof, with interest, In one
year! and the residue TtbsreeGHwj.h
sntercst. tho purchaser to execute
9,is3&o several pr6miss6tSg fda4 Hdt
Same, in two years from the day Of
falts and toHfurthera secafe1fA's pays
anent OF the said deferred INSTALL
ments Of purchase money, vendors
lien will be retained in the deed for
said property, made By's'fie 1aaid
Trustee to the purchaser.
Dated this 4th day of February 1914
E. G. FRAMBgTru
2-5-12-1s-e6.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
Store Closes at $50

profitable has been this
above value and be easily bought
Perhaps not justified bringing
discussion of the problems
Company and not done in prejudice
this company which seemingly is exempyyng spirit fairness
shown by SUCH but think their
this discussion rather than harmed ii they square for
l e people Of West Virginia. The hel
state ana the will opportunity
Ign IF the problem fair price Charge for
that will he q prejudice M git
mate or attractive ncpms
state. "a. $50 * 1880 s. 49, 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
nal with constant Tenderness

and with constant tenderness
lessing my memory" 1t occasioned
thigh words between mo and
Monsieur" caused a rupture Of
friendly relations and led to subsc-
quent reflections by Thackeray on
being made fool Of" But the
passion dominated Ills life and in
spired depth of feeling that make
the letters, in their intensity of
self-revelation. a remarkable chron-
icle of till, sorrows Of another
u,o.., So liG. ~ n ~ tJTFT
Werther.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
In all the political experience Of

In all the political experience of
the past century we have never
seen n political party so modest, so
Indifferent towards holding Office or
so willing to practice self abnega-
ton, as the Bull Moose party has
shown itself to be in Fairmont,
seemingly enjoying in blissful lonli-
ness the mcager consolation that II
has secured one out Of $ city APP
pointments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05


DR.. Stephenson's retirement from
the State Board of Control leaves 9
very desirable vacancy to be filled
by Governor Hatfield. Necessarily
a Democrat will have to be appoint
ed to fulfill the requirements of the
law.-The Wheeling Intelligencer.
The Board. of Control is under
the law required to be bipartisan
but suppose the governor should de-
eide. to follow the precedent set by
the Board of, Affairs, OF Fairmont
and appoint all tho members from
one political party although the law
implicitly provides otherwise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05

n, Join, MeDevitt failed to get his
statue in, the Hall Of Fame but he
succeeded in getting his name and
picture on the front page of many
newspapers which no doubt suited
"Jawn Jay" much better.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
!. Uncomprehended .Luxuries. .

.ta,lFrom the Washington Start
~ You so to hear music that you
don't understand" ia, ..,5a
Yes" admitted MIR. Cumrox.
And pay good money for an in
come tax that ] don't understand
either"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
state.
THE CITY NEEDS THE MONEY.

Tic Board OF Affairs has entered
an order notifying the Undertakes
to no longer use the Old Fairn,ont
Cemetery as its use is to be discon-
tinued as burying ground. and
that the ground will possibly be
sold soon.
Has II become necessary to sell
the ground in which the bones OF
or ancestors lie peacefully at rest
in order to pay the city attorney
and the city physician the liberal
increase in salaries?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
Mans Vanity.

tFrom tho New Orleans Picayunc.1
You occasionally find n man who
realizes that he can't sing, but you
never saw one that didn't think he
had keen sense of humor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
;, GETTING SOBER.

DgIo9l|qll man IA IHhReFta y@Rnst NJ JgettiPF
qb9Ypt sober lie has referred Ps & Pre II
Aert wilson as yl tlle nhonora NILS presl'
dent OF the United states,TI,; ,.a,..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
What's the USE

mo. What's the use of worrying
yourself half to death trying to find
something to be cheerful for?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05

that the take for granted that
9theyare
This payers Of the state
post certainly appreciate discussion
ol attention oe the pub8
Service Commission and aas
legislature OF the years pub
pub
and the Manufacturers Heat Light
ges q saiate
the Public attempt
made to prevent it earning legitimate this
1t cannot be denied millions the
the oil and properties in thssae
, development
These companies development
under proper restrictions but that there is
claim that the public has
companies and this is fact that
whether the
not familiar with
presumed that this willing
be satisfied with fair profit investment
court publicity and invite criticism to ITSELF "Ia q,
of the the gas oil
entitled prices that will
principle and fair dividend
unreasonable but necessarily
be limit placed upon the amount of losses public
plants his
take his from the he
planting to the price of the
failure account of drouh other
returned the next good the
but the consumer assumes of this obligation
forced upon him by the laws ofsuppy and dcmand!1 80
There another recompcnse
tailed and that is
cat territory and tile oil
returned would place
The oil and people
largely by themselves
ventures.
Objection also made policy which
Virginia price they can get for 1t
outside Of the state 1t is asserted
e place such restraint
and done the would sold
of the factories certainly obcc
selling cheaper
than outside
long and costly pipe lines build
pumping stations 70 0nsue and If such law could bt
made valid Which We donot 1 possible under the constitution
people Virginia to ctice the oil and
ga companies has qt been of paying back andi
nents VIII a return but the fact that
after these investments with
initiate
to receive from 90 s5% four five
amount Of the original investment making
cent upon the money actually invested. ...
When man invests his bank
years time docs how
to receive fair profit this This
not be applied
sment is DESTROYED after the supply is exhausted
Taking the example, people Farmon
the opportunity return the original
Famont Gas Company with
r even 20sper cent upon the invested
Here we have company with original investment
the stock of which 100000
Million Dollars with the showing that would practically
upon the million capitalization
The net earnings of this
capital has been returned than five times
this time year
or approximately soT on the original Investment
That the losses have been nil is shown
the soeOoOo
that the original investment is worth ten times the To further
emphasize valuation this
acaptal possibly
the
stock s2ooo,ooos iiay
Huntington 25 miles peop
consumers When decrease asked the
that they furnish
Of the Chamber of Commerce and of the
of the city field
pendent company entered into active competition
which Of the Standard
gas TO Huntington
TO be exact rs cents domestic
this business at the reduced prices that the
laying its pipe lines Ashland
Big river and is making
Ohio cities to find profitable production
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
3luei ainSsr iI6eria6ren.

Tie 7.i0brige Nlorie 6einideH BON
Sru. 6eroinmIQ q gleper's Pluto
5il 9ooeu geriiien Ger 9leid,
altriae slfreo g. Soum pom
Sui Senrp auroIc's 9htonobiI
actroiien
9ei'm areujen Der @oplor 0rope.
StraBc. uabe NorlemsgIuenne uuroe
aeiieri glodmittag gegen 4 llbr Die
7.ia6rige Nlnrie @einiden BON 9Sr
PIP, observation-disclosures, pom
eincni 9hltonobil angeiabren uno 5u
9oocu aeporieu Ger @raitpagen
lit Gigeutbum uuo muroe geitcucrt
BON Sru 6er0inauo 81 9}cucr Oen
&icc.@raiiOentci Ger Souis UliIler
c5etrcioc So, 3OA Nan0elstommers
@e6duoc. wobu6oit in 9ir 3, 9eet
bale Goao, Rolano Bart Serr
Nleuer. lpcldcr crfldrte, nit elmer
@odiiQeidiuinoigfeit BON 40 Oleilen
sic Shmoc aciabren 5u iein, uobm
Das ain0 in icin 9hto mo 6radte
q in sic elterlicbc @o6mmg Gin
raid bcr6eiaeruicncr FIRST coniiotirte
nncrbc6lihc @crlebuuaeu inn @eiidt
imO an oen 9eincu
&nQ6c pon 9lnto nic0ers
Qcrannt.
Nci'm lleberidreitcn ocS Ja6rue.
Qcs ali ser Gdc bon Baltimore. mo
Sig6t 5roBc uuroc 9eiiern 9l6eno
Qeaen 6 llbr Scr Sabre 2Ilireo 8.
Somm non 9lr. 1882. g2a1.StroBe,
pou cinem glntomobil oes @lebger.
nleiitcrs Scnrp air0Ie Don 9lr 3SOb
Gaitcrns9lDcnue, uieOergcrannt- Serr
@ur0le bra6tc ocn &erlebtcn nad
Sem Sobus ooptiuS.Noipital po pie
glcr3tc couitotirtcn Dab er Gerleplr-
acli imaeia6rlidcr 9lotrr ou oen
@cincu crlitteu bate splitter piwoe
ser @nobc uad ser clterliden 9Sol
nma acbrodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
glOn 9IntOmo6il nmaeronnt.

Serr muO 6rou g9iniiclO S, Bono
BON Der &ollis-2Iucmc, welde an
Somitog 9l6cno bon cincm 9lutomo.
bill augeio6rcn lmo cr6e6lid 0crIeBt
iuurOcn beiin0cn iih in ge6eiierteu
3uiiauOc. @crr Bono beiinOet id
nod in Ger ,llniou @roteltout Snfir-
moru~ mdbrenO ieinc @ottin in ibrc
&obnung gebrodt wurOc. 0aS ,
Mouate alte ano oes 4ooreS fam
init eiuiacn leihteu Sdiirnmacn ga
uon. 9as 9utomo6il mnrOc uon 5rn
5. $. Sopmm oeiicncrt, Der ongcb'
licb' ourh Gin 6cucr welhcs oaS
SalS BON 0rn @eniomiu Sitim9cr
an DER Eorf Seigbts. 9locme 8critor-
te, 0e6lenoct porOen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
uSMlueiaer. .0nmennerein.N z

Seine regelm6Bige NlonotS.@cr
iammllma biclt ser ,Sduei3er ID
men.@erein" geitern 9IbcnO in Der
&o6nuug BON Sroii 9lnno 0}ieocr
6ouicr, 9tr 645. g9eit.9arre. ShoBc.
ob. Die 9eoniteupobl fiir OoS lar
fen0e NSobr purOe Oorgenommen unO
3eitigte Oos nohite6enoe Grge6niB:
6ron Niaric aiitlcr 4rdiioeutin.
Srou 9loio S9eit Sefret1rin IL. 6rml
9lnna glieoerballier Sdobnleiiterin.
3lpei uene @iitglieoer ruiirocn io-
oouu in Oen areiS Der iibri9en oui-
1enonuen Sie geriommlinQ pies
einen portrefilihcu 9eiuh alli imo
nabnL onnf Der lliten 9epirtblmg
BON Seiten ser Srdi 9lie0erbouier
eiucn diiBerit ongeregten uno fr06-
lihcu @erloai IS wuroen ihouc
altc Sbmci3er 9ieocr geiimgcn nnN
aud oos Sooclu fciuesuegS ucrgci-
iell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

@au uucr ielearapbiihcn Diel'
ouns poa Sodion Wiiiiv itiir3tc oort
ia0N 9siaion Sianioro ols er iidl
ral Scr 5ubrt nadl Dem @obuboIc
heioao. m ieiue @clic6tc Srl slliee
Ncaer BON baltimore ob5nbolen,
tnn cineu g9agcn lno crlitt yer.
lcBuiqcn bic eilide 5hlu0en ipdter
ielucn 2o0 sur 6olae botten er
muroe Nad ciucH Noipiial aeDratpi
1rl Bcuer fam ip6tcr nod ocui Sns
itiit uno NOR 3uaegeh als lpr ~c
licbter ste 2lu0cn fir innlcr ldlpB
i0nioro por@Hbaeulcitcr Der gglne
9lf0 beotricol 0o.," ucldlcr 6rh
slcues ouaeb0rt VI nor apl elnen
gsoacn aui lnddem Sccucrien perrs
soft pgrocu uad 0cW No0n1oie oc
iaDre uiio Don 0ielcnt apAclur3i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

Die @ebriioer Sauus interna6men
a6ermals ie6enspert6e 6liige
N|c6rerc @aiiogicrc in Die Siifte
eutfii6rt Soiienoe Don 3u.
idouern GoS Gintreiieu 8wcier
iUciterer Goppelocder eruortet.
lIngef0br 3e6u &erioueu beioerlci
@eibIecbtS puroen i'm 9auie oeS gCs
itrigen Cages bon oem 6lieger.9rii-
oerpoar 3ogcr inO oSonD" Sanus
IN ibrem 6poro 9Ieroplau fir mciit
liir5ere Rnnoiliiae III oie Siiite ent
iii6rt. Ger erite Start criolgte be-
reitS ncnige Nliurten nod la1i llbr
%ormittogs, pie ii6lid bon Girou's
gorf 5u 9roofIuu, 9lnne 9Irunoel.
6ountD ous Gin Slug in betrddt
lider Nobe pllroe aegeu 3 llbr 9lad,
mittaas nnternomnen un0 iiibrte
Die @ilotcn iiber 0eu iiioli6en Ebeil
Scr Stoot &ie ani lebten SauIitog
mar audi geitern Die Shaar Der 3u.
dlouer Die iit E6eils am Stdrtplab
icl6it Sbcils in oeiien lIn1gegen0
einQeiinOen 6atteu. ouBeroroentlid
groB mo nit 9eredteu Ndlien mo
peit aiigeriiienen 9Iilgen pur0en Die
perihieoeHen Nlon00er 0es sroBen
Goppcl0ederS auimerfiom BON Con-
cu0eu perfolat Gas S9ctter mar
iiir Sic ,Sliiqc auBeroroeutlid aiiu.
itig. mcnn alh sic Nloidme oi man.
den Stcllcn 3umal ii6cr Der 9aj 0i
ters nit 6citi0en o5egeuUiuo ju
fdmpieu 6otte. Inter Sen Eoliogie-
ren 0es geitriaen Cages beianoen
iid: 0oparo Wlihel s. y. aotel, s..
N. Glapp, 3. S. 9}omldno mo g. gS
SSon0lcD.
9ioacr SouuS iagtc, OaB cr 3ur 3eit
ooS Giutrciieu ciues 3pcitcu Goppel
ocdcrS aus Dem gseiicn mo cr ion
iulebt 6cnuBt bottc. criuortc Cine
brittle Maidinc 6ciiuoet iid oliaeu.
6Gdlih nod IN Ser @ertit0ttc ocs
@riocrpoarcS ai ser Git@aublrg
StroBe untcr 9oniirittiou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
g,yoblthatioteiis San5.

hT erlalmiinl eineo Nolos lllf
Ssh aom cinc5 licncn Neinls iur olc
auWcr @cuahrdlliait Scr Sohier
Don &at0" miro fior6ca gbcuo cllt
ow HI .yebnanra Nallc~ an ocr
9loro Nouaro 1tr1Be ueranlaliet
mu0ea Sic crii tii1lidl 9c9riiloetc
nrNoniidtion Dai oen 3ped isrqeli.
iiide 8inoer umtcr 5 Sa0reu oerelt
fitier 3ini g'roocuucrb ibre @ob.
uMaeH uerl1llcu milleit lnier5ll'
brlnael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
gSeiterr gIuidluloianngen aceen Sobn
gSalicr.

9hIsoe0ebntc 9lodbioribun1cu ocr
Goli5ei 6atten 3llr 5oIae ooB oem
2A.ld6riaen Sobn @aIter pon glr.
70S. @cii gcriu0ion. StraBc oer lulc
oSil6rlid 6crcbtct anl SomlIoa
gl6cno in ciucr Belle Der meltllden
4oIisciitation 3uci inoes niBaliidte
1elbiimor0pcrhAe lnuernaDnt nu1s
ue6r aiiBer oem 1ic6ltoblc eineS am
$40 aeih0btcl Qlautcls nod peiicre
gie6ita6lc sir 2oii aelegt lueroeu
2o ioa CT cine golocnc llbr nit settle
ina @eri6e pon $S5, 5ipei goloene
ll6ren ud @crtbe bon ic $50, cine
Qol0cuc ll6r iu 99ert0e BON Sis lmo
cineu Mantcl iui @eribc BON sac
cbcuiaas aeiio1lcu baben Eic BON
i6ui anacbIih SciuaciIdtcn iino'
MolpA Ntlrran 91r Pill gloros
@iluor 1iruBc
Nobort Nceucn 9lr 203l Sblrs
lcOt NutllNt
0orl g @iaiamS 9lr 3Sl3, 9ios
lauoglpemlc
s.. 81. 1ihuoi9 9lr 1920, 6oir
piem.stpeuuc 6orci Fari
Soicp0 a Jiclnait gRDielod'
2lucnuc,
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oro.4nlaeti.StroEc
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mcismoteriulo witroc Icin 9crbor bon
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pcridlohcn s. beiBt ooB DER gInaet
idnloigtc oer Sobn cincr Aohgead)ics
ten Semitic III @DIaoclpbia lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
Nna MeIler

6ir QlalDlauo m0 oen 0ilWift
erlmHba 6cltc Ilar un0 liiblcr iri.
idg noromeiilihc @in0e.
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ligbcm Sonncnidcn oud par Die
Hperoinu sncftbr ongeue6me,
mss6al6 lanicnoc6inans ins 6reie
udmen pm 9ia6mittaa puroc cs
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ciil Aedigcr Gino ilbcr bic 5taot per
etWas Rcaeu im ~einllc 9ottc-
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5ra0 uu llbr 9ladmiiiags mo oic
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a or onoeren @ctter Qeobad.
iua 5iatioHcn 0cs Sanocs mrocn
oie iolaeaocl uieoriaiieu Scnperatlr
reu per5eihnet glilantic @it0 56,
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GbariciQu 90 Gbicaao lO, Glcucs
lauo as 1urer 2G Detroit 3s. on.
hiA 2b Golpori 32 SalUeiiou 6S,
Wreen Na0 3i Naiicros 62 @aurc
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ias eip 36 4uogpillc Is yonispilc
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DiouapucrU 5s Niontrcol 34 glan
tldef Nau Orleans 62 glcm
Nurf d6. Gfla6mna l2 GAlaoclpbia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

GNc @c0odtniilicicr 3u @brcn ocs
ocrilorhcncu Scuotors 2cmis @ubel
icHo aciicu gladn0iiaa mier ocu
guipi8icn perihicoencr israclitiihcr
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GDnaeeac itott Sim pc3ellcs @ro
arnInW pur Son ocii M@ a 5ilblr'
mau9 9S. g 5pfco, or %. 9 Niridl,
el6criten mo ,Ssrdel gl. gI0rams
misacarbciiet lporocn. Ger @mlpt
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mener 1ic ouocrcn @eoncr worcu.
wr 4. 8 Nirid, NS. E1ilipp 8.
vlcs Silbcruonn itno gSillion
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9ionbiner 0cr GoculiroBen.5p 5pua9oae,
5 8. 5reobera cr0linef Der
Nlencrbcer.Gbor trug perlcpleocne
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nanirie elnen &ialm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09
vic MeInnicn entlteIlen.

Den 5peiten &ortrag elmer Suric
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