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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
MINERS IN WALES
WORK LOYAILY To
Dig OUT NAVY COAL

Cardiff, Sept. 17.-Wales, the source
Of the r, itish navy's supply, has shown
its loyalty to the king in a manner
highly gratifying to the admiralty. Ii.
the face CT attempts on the part of
LABOR leaders to take advantage of the
present war for the enforcement CT
demands pom the admiralty, the
We.th miners have gladly waived all
holidays end are working Sundays,
whenever il is necessary, to keep I'D
tie supply of coal to the required
stanCard. Union officials took the po
sition that it was not necessary for
the unicn men to surrender their hol>
idays, hUt the men themselves over
turned the ruling of their officiaIs VITA
unan nifty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

MACON, Ga, Sept 1,7-(Special)-
The annual reunion of the Georgia
Division, United Confederate Veterans
came to a close tonight following tn =
luncheon and ball given by the Macon
U. D. c., at the Hotel Lanier. Fully
500 veterans, headed by the local drum
and bugle corps, made up the annual
parade, marching through the city
streets this afternoon. Many of the
veterans, too feeble to walk, were car
ried in automobiles.
Captain w. H. .4(Tip) Harrison, OF
Atlanta, was elected commander of the
Georgia Divisions, Confederate
veterans this morning over Captain
c. w. Mangum, of Atlanta, and Majo~
Nathan Lyon, of Atlanta.
Captain Harrison succeeds Col. J.
w. Preston, Sr., of Macon, who has
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
REPORT OF VICTORY IS
DENIED BY GERMAN EMBASSY

WASHINGTON D. c., Sept, It.
(Special9 THE German embassy to-
day received the following wireless
from Berlin
"All the French-English reports of
victories of battle in France are un-
true. The German retreat of the wes-
tern wing was a practical maneuyec,
not affecting the strategical position.
The French attempt to break through
the center of the German position was
VIGOROUSLY repulsed.
There is confirmation of German
successes at several points of the LONG
extended battlefield. The Temps re-
ports that the losses of the British ar
my in the recent fighting amount t.
$4,000 dead and wounded"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

successfully repulsed by the Germans
who made a number Of victorious
counter attacks.
Owing to Hines, General Won Hau5-
en-, former commander of the second
or Saxon army, has been replaced by
General Won Einem, former minister
Of war. General Won Hausen is 6S
years old.
Another change in leadership has
taken place in the Fourteenth reserve
corps. where General Won Schubert
has been replaced by Quartermaster
General Won Stein, the we'll known
editor of the official war reports AMI
author of laccnic war bulletins.
1t is reported here from Vienna that
1890 Galician traitors have been
brought into Graz, Austria, where thev
are awaiting sentence. They are SAID
to have been paid by Russia to signal
the positions of Austrian troops 10
the Russian army.
lieutenant Tiedemann, of the Fifth
Prussian cuirassiers, found 81 Ger
man recruits lying helpless on high
way in east Prussia. Cossacks had
surprised them the day before and had
seyerad their hands or legs and cut Off
their ears and nose.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
THIRD DAY OF BIG BATTLE;
BATTLE LINE OVER 200 MILES

LONDON, Sept. 17.-(Special.) The
third of the battle of the Aisne finds
the hosts of the Germans and the al
lies facing each other along line of
some 200 miles stretching from Noyon,
55 miles northeast of Paris, southeast
to- the Swiss frontier. The battle line
proper extends roughly from Noyon
to Nancy, about $50 miles. Here be-
tween 100000 and 100000 men
are engaged in q struggle that in fer
ocity and stragic importance bids fair
to rival the battle of the Marne.
Each sidec laims a slight advantage
and no more. 1t is known that the
German retreat has been turned into
a stubborn resistance. The allies as
sert that they were SO close on the
heels of the Germans that the latter
were compelled to turn about and
fight to escape destruction.
1t is admitted that the death toll
already is enormous-so staggering
that official sources hesitate to reveal
the facts. Rain continues falling on
the battlefield and has rendered parts
of it impossible for guns and cavalry,
while adding greatly to the distress Of
the men.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
BELGIAN WOMAN BEARS
APPEAL TO AMERICANS

New York, Sept. 17.-Madame Van
deryelde, wife of a member of the
special Belgian commission now in the
United States to lay before President
Wilson details of alleged German afro
cities in Belgium, arrived here today
on the steamer Cedric from Liverpool
She is the bearer of an appeal from
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium for help
from American women in restoring
ruined homes and reuniting scattered
families.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

Conflicting reports on the situation ir
the eastern theater of war are received
from official and unofficial sources
here. The several German army corps
sent into East Prussia appear to have
pushed back the Russians, with great
loss. 1t is thought that part of the
German force may be diverted to Rus
sian Poland.
In Galicia the Russian successes
seem to be continued with the Aus
trians and Germans falling back to
Przemysl. Enormous losses to the
Austrians are admitted at Vienna to
which city thousands of wounded are
being brought.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
OPERA THR0NG
CHEERS NEWS OF VICTORY

London, Sept. ia Central News
Petrograd dispatch describes a scene
of enthusiasm on the first night of
the Imperial grand opera season when
& bulletin describing the destruction
of the Austrian army between the
rivers Bug and Dneister was read in
the middle of the performance. The
Russian hymn and the allies national
anthem were sung.
Tumultuous demonstrations took
place in the streets, the crowds al
NEST fighting to get the newspapers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-(Special.)-
News reaching here this afternoon
from Paris on the progress of the
fighting northeast of the capital shows
that the great battle is continuing
with undecisive results. An official
communication issued at 1920 by the
French government is as follows;
First on our left wing the resist
ance of the enemy in heights to the
north of the river Aisne has contin-
ued, in spite of the fact that the enc
my gave slightly at certain points.
"econd, on the center between Ber-
ry-Au-Dac on the river Aisne and the
Argonne the situation shows no
change. The enemy continues to for
tify himself along the line previous
ly indicated Between the Argonna
ana tu6 Mousse ll6 OSlu1dIIS al t en-
trenching themselves in the vicinity
of Mont Faucon. In the Woevre dis.
trict we have come in contact with
several detachments of the enemy be-
tween Etant mad Thiaucourt
Third on our right wing in Lor-
raine and the Vosges there have been
no change.
Summing up, the battle is being
continued along the entire front be
tween the river Disc and the rivec
Meuse. The Germans occupy positions
organized for defense and armed with
artillery.
"Our progress is of necessity SLOW,
hut our troops are animated by a
spirit of offensive action, and they are
giving evidence of vigor and enthus-
iasm. They have repulsed with sue
cess the counter attacks by the enemy
during the day and at night The NOR
ale of the French soldiers is excel
lent"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
TARAL AND. SHAW,
AMERICAN JOCKEYS,
join GERMAN ARMY

Mount. Vernon, N. Y, Sept. IL
Word has been received here that
Frederick Taral, an American citizen
and prominent in Germany as jockey,
has joined the Kaisers army. Taral
was formerly a prominent citizen Of
this place, where he still owns consid-
cradle property.
Willis Shaw. a jockey in the Taral
stables, near Saden, enlisted with his
employer, it is said. Shaw is also an
American citizen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
VIENNA 4 VAST HOSPITAL
Of $4,000 AUSTRIAN WOUNDED

LONDON Sept. 17.-(Special) "A
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Rome says:
Sixty thousand wounded arrived
in Vienna up to Monday night. Food,
physicians and medical equipment
are insufficient.
I'm Dalmatia the food situation is
most serious and bread is being
doled out by the military authori-
ties"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
OVER 800 BALES CHANGE
HANDS; 10 CENTS PAID

Meter, Ca, Sept, 17.-Over 500 bales
of cotton have changed hands here, the
purchase price being 10 cents. 1t is
generally due to farmers needing the
money to pay for making and picking
the crop. All surplus is held.
Farmers are preparing to cut their
cotton acreage next year and plane
more hay and grain crops. The Buy
'a-Bale" movement has been inaugu-
rated here with success.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

LONDON, Sept. 17.-(Special.) THE
most recent word from the Far East
describes the japanese troops as strug-
Cling through the flooded north OF
San Tung peninsula trying to reach
Kiao Chow. There is no indication OF
an early investment of the German
stronghold in the Far East.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
AUSTRIANS IN FULL R0UT,
GERMAN AID WAS USELESS

PARIS Sept 17-(SpeciaD-It is off
cially announced here this afternoon
that the Austrian armies evacuating
Galicia are in full rout. Their losses
in killed and wounded and prisoners
are stimated at several hundred thous-
and men. The German army corps
sent to their succor are retreating.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
ITALY CALLS RESERVISTS;
SOON TO ENTER FIGHTING

LONDON, Sept. 17.-(Special.) In
dispatch from Paris, the correspon-
dent of the Daily Telegraph says the
Italian reservists in the French capi-
tai have been called for September %.
They believe, the correspondent says,
that this means Italy's entranse into
the war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

NISH, Sept. 17.-(Special,)-The lat
est announcement at Nish claims less
for the Servian arms than have earlier
statements, Indicating that Austria
still has considerable forces available
to oppose the Servian invasion. The
Servians, however, with the aid OF
tLeir Montenegrin allies, appear to be
more than holding their own.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
GERMAN STEAMER IS
SEIZED BY BRITISH

LONDON, Sept. Especial. 1.-The
Holland-American lone steamship Ryn
dam, which sailed from New York,
September 8, for Rotterdam, was seil-
ed by British warship and brought
into Cork harbor today. W
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
GERMAN STORY OF
RECENT FIGHTING

BERLIN, Sept. 1.7-(Special.) An
official report given out at army head
quarters at midnight says that the
French front remains unchanged. The
French attacks on a number of points
TUESDAY night and Wednesday were
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-09-18

CONFLICTING REPORTS ON
SITUATION IN EAST PRUSSIA
LONDON, SEPT. 17.-(Special)-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
9oIiAiaca.

Sr. 6rouf 81. Shirt crmobnt oie De-
mofraten Der Staot, fir Serrn
So6n &alter Smith ais Candida
ten fir 9unoes- scnat 5u itiln-
men. Stimngc6er Sieoiitri.
ring fiuoet no9 ser ga6l itatt
Sn einem oiienen 9ricie auf Ser
criien 5citc ocs nCeltti9en Gore.
iponoenten4 per0cn Die Iemofratcn
bon 5toot uno Staot pon Serru
8ranf ". 6iirit eriubt, BEL Der Yri.
mdrtpabl sur 9hsmo6l eines Ganoi-
oaten fiir @unoes-Scnat i6rc Stim-
nc 5ll @imiten oes 9l9tb. So5n @ol.
tcr Smith abjuge6en.
Nm ser &ai0 BON 9eiipielen iii6rt
ST.. 6iirit Oonn ans, in welder SSeiie
ii1 Senator Snlit9 ansgc5eibnet Bat
uno mas er beionoers fiir oen Staat
Morplau0 aetbon bat. 0esaleibcn
miro na9oelpicien. oaB gcraoe Seuo.
tor Smith ooroui ocic6en bot, ooB
er dis &oriiBer oes Gomites fiir Oen
Diiirift Columbia oaroui geie6cn
BAT, oaB III oieier fritiiHcn 3eit Die
9lr5eitsloieu an ofie1tlic6cu Gerbei
iernn9en 6eiAdftigt meroen fomiteu.
Der 2rief oes @rn. 8iirit lit Der
iorgi1ltisiten 9eadtlug wcrt6 ino
entbdlt monde iuterelIante 9lngabe,
pcIhc bis6cr nod weniger an sic
Geiientlidteit geOrungen lit.
pr. Shirt ioat gum Sbluiie:
u&ir piiicn oaB Senator Smit6
8u bcibditiat lit, Dem @olfe lmo Dem
4Su6lifum 5u 6clfen nm iel6lt cine
Gampoane 3u fiibrcn. Gr miro bel
ieincr glr6cit bIeibell mag eS i6nt
pcri6nlih foiten, mas q woae. SD
CLAUDE, 0oB ais Genotratcn mo quite
@iirger mir icinen icl6itloieu @lrs
Iobcn iollten. rmo mir i6uloen es ibm
imo inns iclbit i'm aQcr 3meifcl ii6er
cine Domination 5u ent6e6en inoem
mir i6ni sic 9luweicu9cit iener nit
i6n iDmpat6ilirenocn 1cmotraten
3lm Stimmen i'm &abQofale am
ndAiten Dieniiag 5liihern. SD bin
iibcr5cligt oaB oieier prattiideDienit
oca jcoer Oemotrat perionlicb leiiten
fann glae9 lit, mas n0t6ia iein miro,
wie es erirGdih 3l piiicu, Dab bic
Stimuuna 81 icincn @unitcn mlirib-
tia an0 ii6crm1lfiQcn0 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
eOuncuanf. nnO iIutcroaua.
9ns Wetter.

Sir 1RorDlanO lmo ocn Oiitritt
Columbia 6eiite fInr un0 wdrmcr;
maBiae wcitIi6e &inoe
Gic bodite Eempcratur mar 70
Srao im / llbr 9la9uittogs in0 Die
nieoriaite 66 @ra0 Inn 6 llbr @or.
gems.
Die groBie Sdneaigfeit oeS @in.
oes mar u lieilcn pom @eiien.
Ter 6eu@tigfcitsge5olt Der &uit
mar 49 gro5ent Inn llbr W}orgens
nno 81 gro5ent Inn s ll6r glbenOs.
9Sn oeu iIbrigen g9etter6cobad.
ilngs-Stationen oes 2onoes mar Die
6obitc Eemperatlr mie folat:
9ltlontic.Gitp 50, 9ismard 80,
Bolton So Buffalo 90, GbarIciton
80, @6icago GA, GleDelouo 60, Gem
Der So, Getroit sc, Gulllt6 6S, Gait
port 70, @alociton Sc, @rccn Ban
GS, NQttcros 82, Sourc rs, &clena
rs, Sadion0iQe 90, aaniaS GitD S4
SnogDiQc 81, 2ouisoiQe rs, Wlar.
Guetic 5S, 9lcupbis 81, WlontgomerD
So D3cntreal 70, 9}artudet rs, 9}em-
Orleans %, 9lGu-9orf rs, Oklahoma
92, @itts6urg6 50. @6ilooelpbia 80,
&ortlano, @}c.. 76. 9SortlanO, Ore,
81, Gucbec &C, &oleia6 81, Salt
Safe GitD So, San 6roncisco G2, ct.
2oliis 7S. Scranton 40, Sbrcoeport
80. Spotane 70, SDraulie ga, Gam.
pa 80. @oibmdton 80, g9innipeg 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
0nrae GtoStncniofeitcn

Die groBen 9luftrdge BON europa
fir @ei5en tric6en geitern oen @reis
mif $1.2O pro @ui3cl binauf.
gSabrcuo Scr Stcrnenbanncrmohc
miro Scr 0GitD.Glnb4 offencs @auS
i'm WlunieD. @c6duoe baIteu.
Scr ocuticbc GoniuI Carl 81. 2iioe.
ris Bate gcItern cine ldnsere Con.
feren5 NIT Dem 0eutirbeu 8oti6after
Grofeu @eruItorii in 9Soi6ington
Gic Stats |cterinGr 9cboroc
miro fit icOeS GountB einen Snipef.
tor fir sic @fldercien uno Stale
crnennen.
8rau Dora Vott un0 5o6n un0
@r. $obn Gurrle uuo 5omilie, Die
ia 9elitihIouo iino, peroen om 8.
September bon Gottcroom nod glew
Yorf abreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
Cginc rnlic6lnme Gccne.

Glmer s. @}ooncp, Elm 20jdbsi.
ger 9urihc bon SIR. 1925, gSilfens.
9!pcnue, uno @r. 9lrnolo 8oiiront
mobn6oft in gir. $40, g9eft.9olti.
.StroBe, murOeu ecitern bonn
9lidtcr Sdirm in Der iiioweitIidcn
&oIi8eiitotion 0ii je 81 imo Soften
pernrtbeiIt. Plus sen 8eugenmiSio.
gen oiug ber0or, BOB W}oonep an
gl6en0 borbcr pdbreuo oeS Gonnitot-
Ter @olfsfeites cine o6fdQigc 9euer.
fnng iiber Die oelitihen @affen &C.
moht botte unO bicrfiir BON Srn,
@oIfrom III cntiprccbenoer, jeooA
nit oen poli3eilihcn gcitimmmgei
nidt bounouirenoer @eiie gc8iihtigt
mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
gcimdj ans Berlin.

S}egieritngsrotb Or. @leDer- r-@erbaro
confcrirte nit Srn. Sobn Eiorfs
iiber oen Siilfsfono 0es u9ellti6-
9(mcrifoniI6en 9|ationoI6unocs." "
g9or crfrcut iiber Die Spfer.
milligfeit ser glmcrifoner.
@e6eimer S6er &egierltnesrotb
i'm gfei6s.&oIonialoult Or. @3eDer.
@er6ar0 BON Berlin berpeiIte &c.
Iter me6rerc Stunoen I'M ySotcI 9to-
leiqb," I'M nit Srn. 8. Siorfs,
ocm @orliber Oes 9lusihuiies fir
Tinan5en oes n0euti6- -Amerifani.
ldcn g9utionol6lnOes, iiber Die 9lu.
eelcgcnbcitcn Oes SiilfsfonOs 81 con.
icriren. 3uglcid6 ipraG Scr 9feiicnoc
lei Sfn. S. @. &ilfcn Dor. Or Ser
boro 6eiprob oes 2Gngercn Oie Gage
ccs 6iciigen Siilfswcrfes unO CAB
un0 entpfing weientliAe 0ireftiben.
Gr botte ocn Ginoritd, OaB 9olti'
more in oen SonlmIungen riiltie bor-
Ibrcite. GroBe 9epunoerung botte
er fir sic %or6ereitlrngcn sur Ster.
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@r beripro6, nit Or. 0ern6urg bon
@crlilI Scr in philadelphia peilt,
Sun 0euti6cn Gage 81 fonumcn. Or.
McDcr- @erboro beipra@ NIT groBer
@enugtbulng oie Sortidritte Ser
ocllti6en 9ewegrng 5u @uniten Scr
9totblcioenoen Der Oeuticben lmo
oiterreihiih ungoriiden Sinterblie-
bcnen. 9llS cin iA6ncs 9eiipiel 0cS
oelltiben Opfermutbes mlB es gel
ten, menn oie MN obne 8eroienlt alt-
Fcitenoen i'm eigentliden Sinne cr-
merbsloien Nfannidoften uno Diff
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Bulgaria" cine betrG6tlicbe Sununc
geiommeIt boben. Sr. 9lugtit Sebr
ionOte Dem 6cltihen Goniul $50 fir
Oos ,,&otbe &reu8."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
gIlls sen @cri@tsG4icn.

Gas Solair ser @ouniiiiou iiir OF
fentliGe @etriebe in geia6r-
9luh ole in 6taae fommenOeH
@eiete ais ungaltig 6ejei3net--
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Die 9(roluueute in Der alagc oeS
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geItern bonn Rihter Gobler augebor'-
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loire 81 be5a6len, melden 0ic Stool
laire 3u 6e3a6len Oen Oie Staot naa)
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BON ser Staat a6er nir $4,000 bc5aQ'
len Oarf. Ias anoere @elO iollen op
Steuer3a6Ier Scr Staot auf6ringen.
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Oas 9c5ablen 0es Itdotii6en EbeIles
Der Salaire oerpeigert. Bon oepl
&eiultaie 0ieicr &lagc 66ngt and 0a9
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Staate init mebr ais $4,000 pro SaRr
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merOen. Scnator Sonmono bate
n6mlic6 6e6aliptet, oaB Die Commit
fare ais Itdotiide 9eomte 81 oeq'
Grtra- -Saloir bere6tigt maren 9crr
6iclos crlpiOerte, Dab oie @elcse
iiber6oupt ln9iiltig mdren neil ole'
icl6en i'm Gitel nid6t angege6cn bar
ten, oaB ole Gommiiidre alA ltdolP
iGe Seautie iein ioQten, luel6e DO"
Stcuer5a6leru Der Staot be3ablt per'
oen ioaten.
SSn einem frii6ereu Ero3eiie pa
9lidter Stodbrioge bcreits Elm Aial
cntic6ieocn 0aB ooS @eict unconllr
tlltionc0 iei, bod babe man nidt ge'
gen Ole @nti9eiolmg appeQirt.
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sSm StoOtgeri6t bat 8rou gaa z.
9l6ca, @ittpe bon Soiep6 $. 9iDea'
cine ala0e Inn S2aiQQQa aegen ga
muel 9ioien6nrg einreicben lallell'
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bon Dem 9lutonnbilG ocso&crfla9iel'
ii6erfn6ren imO get0Otct morOcn leL
Serr @m. Golton lit Ser 9lnualt Oct
aldgeriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05

ginbrcAcr, itbein6or ni6t bon Der
idIoueiten Sorte itatteicn in OCT
siodt bon 0onperitog ouf 6reltas
nid5t menigcr ols oht DeridicoeneH
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tp, cinen 9eiud n6 uno er6cutetelI
lagc iino ihreibe, cine 8uienuooeL
cine Gautaloupe un0 son5 40 Gems
hi baarem @eloc. SSn 8lpei Sdnlern
iiberioben Die 0ic6e often oaliegeiloe
Nonfnoten ciunal $500 uno oas
onoere @lol $1OO. Qic 9eluobner
Scr bon ibnen bee6rten Sdier iino'
E. Sione0 Carp, @louroe @aitd)elL
Sbonos 81. @oDeS, gg. 9. gsepp
Ebomos 0inecn S. g. @3pers, S0'
race &bilips uno Cabin Groop.
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0ic %olioci befinoct iicb sur 3eH
chi Der Sune nab eiucn Giebe ipeD
ger om Gonneritng glaDniittae ~
gIbmcicn6eit ser &ousbclpo1ner ~
Ole @obmng bon 5rau Gli5opclV
6uiting, glr. 2l05, 9rooffielo.sloe1
einoronq imo inter @}ituc6me pol'
Sc6muditiidcu I'M @eribe bon $9V
0aS g9oite iuAie.
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3nr GrGa6mna Scr IycitfrcnSe

pGbrcnO ser beooritebenOcn Seierto-
&c lit es unbeoinst notbie, iid init
einer atite nSolocc" aus GreO. 9ou.
crnIAmiofs @roucrei Su Derieben.
Nus bcItcn 9opfen upo @fnl8 &C.
brout oiiiruilirt iid Icidt nit oer
91obrlne un0 lit Dem i@md6iIen @fo-
ecn autrdglid. @eridimt oo6cr nidt
cine Site ($i) oicies Dor5iigli@en
@ebr6ues 5u beiteaan. Gel. s. & B.
sci. @ernon 1868. @rouerei: @arforo.
glpenue @illen. mo Yionmcnt'Str.
(Sept5) (glnoeige)
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fSrnn NeidlmiiIlcr 6cer6iat.

0ie @ecr0iging Der on lebten
NienItog i'm 9llter BON IA Snbren
ous Dem 2e6eu geidieoencn Srou
WarD DeiAuiiGer fono geitern glod-
mittog I'M llbr bon ibrer @ob.
nung. Scr. 6, SHo-Gotberine-StroBc
aus itott. 9fad einer ergreifenOeL
bon @oitor s. &c. Souicr geleiteten
Erouerfeier erfolgte bic @eiieBung
ouf Dem u2ouoon.8arf 6rie0bofe.
Gr1n5e ino ionitige 9himenipenoen
morcn bon glob' un0 5ern in GROCER
gln5a1l cin0egongcn. &ier Sleffen
uno 5pei SHpiegeri06ne Der 0abin.
aeiMie0enen batten Die 6lmftionen
Der 9obrtlhtrGgcr ii6ernommcn.
Erou 9cibnliQcr mar ON 13. Wt1r3
1910 in So6icn-@eimor ge6oren
ino bcrcits in friiber SugenO nod
glncrifa gefonlmen. SSbr @atte, Sr.
9Scter GeiMmiaer, ging i6r Dor MN.
mebr eli Sabren i'm Eooe OorGlls.
Sie binterldBt eiuen Sobn Srn.
ryobn DeidnliQcr, icds Eodter, 6rau
6. q. Moore, 6rou s. g. 9crrD,
Gror @iaiom &llid, Sri. Doro, SRI.
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cine Sbpeitcr 6rou @lorgoret5oni.
merIatte, iiebeu 6ntel uuo bier llr-
enfel
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ing Oorne6men unO Oie Eroteite ser
gia6barn on6oren miro. Grit ipdter
miro cr cine entibeiolno aboe6en.
M}ouatSberi6t Der Sc
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Gem @eridt oes @eiuno6eits-0e.
partcmentS 5ufol9c itarbcn I'M Der.
iloiienen Wlonot $40 9Serionen i'm
@cralcih 81 792 in ser correipon0i-
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1912 un0 S55 in 1911. 9ic 6alpt-
i11li6iten SoOesurla1en porcn:
0ipbt6eritiS 55, Eppbus 1874, 2eiA.
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73, Strc6S SO, ainnbadenfronpf T.
Ser5lei0en SO, Slngenent5iulolmg
30, giarr6oe (ainOer inter 3 So6-
rem 1874, @ri96t'ic6 9licrenfranfbeit
70, 9lltersiAw0bc 8, Sdwdde na6
ser @e6ltrt A, SelbitmorO s, llnidQe
SO.
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ten iuurOen i'm 9er9lei1 81 oerielben
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