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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TRACKS IN DANGEROUS CONDITION


There are ties skewed around to- an
giles of as great as forty7five degrees,
there are ties. so rotten that they can
be dug out with finger nails.
- Rails lie loosely on the ties and ties
lie loosely on the ground, with sad
need Of ballast, SO that passing trains
rattle the rails and squish the ties up
and down, splattering the muddy water
that accumulates in the sockets that
have become merely holes in the
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

passengers, from whom it derives i /
revenues, but taken in their a1ar1nin.
totaB it is almost unbelievable that
they would be permitted to exist, and
this in the most densely populated
part of West Virginia.
There are spikes missing from the
rails, and spikes sticking out two and
three inches, and spies so loose that
they can be pulled out easily with
ene's fingers.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

There are fish plates THE plates that
join the neds of rails together) loosely
he'd By bnt two bolts, some with no
tigt + IT'S whatever some even with
nj bolts, VIII but spikes showed
hsough the haIes.
There are evn wood strips and iron
straps cheaply dcing the duty of fish
plates,
There are spaces Of more tnan three
feet between the ends Of cross ties.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

In the region inspected the tracks
are in much worse condition than the
average switch, or side track. And
yet this is the main line of a fNron1h
system, with the heaviest trains run
ming at great speed. In fact it is the.
only route from here. to the capital of.
our state.
Is this condition to be remedied, or
are we first to have a frightful wreck,
with the sacrifice of human lives?
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

assert that no track walker whatever
lis employed, and that train loads of
human freight are not protected by
the inspection which is supposed to be
necessary.
Many Faults.
The faults are many. Any one OF
them would be enough to condemn the
company in the public eye for failing
to properly safeguard the lives OF its
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

Lives are in daily danger by reason
of the condition of tie tracks of the
Ohio River Division of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad.
Particularly is this true between
Wheeling and Moundsville. North
from the latter city, and even within
the city limits there, the tracks are in
such condition as to cause persons to
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
ELECTRICIANS RAISE WAGES

san Diego, Cal, Dec. Electrical
workers in this city have raised
wages from 81 to $3.50 per day to
take effect March next. This in
crease applies to inside wiremen.
All contractors have agreed to recog-
nize the union, and employ only
members of that Organization
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
DANCE M SCHOOL BUILDINGS

Toledo, Ohio. Dec S.-For the first
time. dances are to be held in the
public schools Of this city, because, a
member of the board of education
said: "As long as pupils ale. going
to hold dances, we believe it 1s bet
ter to have them in q public school
building, where the teachers and
board members have juridiction over
them, than in a building where they
are entirely beyond our control"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
ASK HALF OFF SATURDAYS

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. S.-Municipal
employees have petitioned the city
commissioners for a Saturday half
holiday during the entire year. The
rule now is for a Saturday half holt
day from May to September 1.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
HOLD opEN-AIR MEETINGS.

Cleveland, Dec. 8.-As a part of
their organizing campaign In this
city the international Ladies' Gar
ment Workers union is holding open
air meetings in the vicinity Of factor
les. The plan IS proving successful.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
Child Labor
Meeting Jan. 5

On Tuesday evening, January ., a
public meeting will be held in Wheel
ing in the interests of prohibition of
Ic- lid labor. Mr.. Harry M. Bremen of
New, York, field agent of the National
Child Labor Committee, was in the
city Friday, and will likely remain for
a few days interviewing local people
favorable to such legislation. Details
of the meeting will be arranged later.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17
ground.
over Whole system.

An Inspection by Majority man
brought out these facts in the vicinity
mentioned. Time did not permit a
further investigation. But it is suffi-
cient to inquire if, with such condi-
ton in this populous community, if it
is the standard by which the whole
system is to be judged? And what the
proper officers are doing about it.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

The Hawthorne Cooperative Glass
Company, of Hawthorne, Pa, was or
gained in Jeanette last week.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-12-17

The United Sash and Door plant at
Ponca City, Okla, has it's 24-blower
tank in operation. Numerous repairs
were made at the plant during the
summer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
A NEW FACTOR IN WORLDS PROGRESS

There were at last accounts l,127940 registered motor cars in the
United States. less than half OF per CEN imported. This number
has nearly doubled since 1911. This year will see more nan >O"'
nw ears built in the country, OF a average value OF SlWV eaA II
more. We shall probably export $35WOWO worth. There Is Nv
car for ever eightyfour persons in the United States For every
railroad locomotive there are seventeen motor cars; or every ran
way passenger coach .wenty-eight The proportion OF them IS sreai
er in nan farming regions than lin New York OF Chicago.
The dissolutc son OF a thrifty father who kills with his ar at
dawn after a nights debauch is not the true type OF the motor ar
user He is merely the bestadverised handicap o the growth OF
a new factor in the worlds progress.
Even ten years ago who could have foreseen what the auto would
do? II has nut IL Of date the road inventions OF Tehord and Naca-
dam. and set the world oncc more building cement highways as solid
" as the Romans. 1t has revolutOnized "a equipment. 1t goes
where the railroad train cannot, with transport stores o hospital XII.
The Balkan general dashes to the front from headquarters, twenty
FORTY miles away, not on horseback, but in a touring car The city
truck, the farmers market wagon, the pioneers vehicle on western
plains, is of the new type; a failure of the worlds supply of gasoline
would now be doubly a calamity.
Perhaps not the railway itself has changed industry more radio
ally than the motor car is doing. The eXpOsitOns now opening i'll
New York and other cities show wonders accomplished. Who can
tell what motorc cars will be doing n 1924?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
Production of 1914 Breaks
Records of All Former Years

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4-Ihe
preliminary estimates of the United
States geological survey and bureau
Of the mint indicates a domestic s1l-
yer production in 1913 OF O7.6Ol,1ll
fms ounces, valued at S4O,S6,SIl
TEi- was the greatest output (thOu3h
nj tn greatest valued since dOmes-
til silver production began, accord
ing 10 II d. McCaskey, of the Unit
e States gcological survey. 1t was
the greatest value of domestic silver
output since 1893. The final figures
for 1912 (63,766,SOO fine ounces 81
-! or, valued at $50, 197 500 showed
the output of that year to be the
greatest in quantity up to that time
but the yield for 1913 gives an in
crease Of 3.S34,31l ounces over that
of 1912. The highest market value
of the domestic silver produced IN
any one year was reached III 1871,
when ii was So. 63O,0OO for ~5S,32),OOO
ounces, the average market price
being, therefore. 9S.S cents a fine
ounce. In 1912 the average price
was OILS cents an ounce, and in 1913
it wa COS cents,
The notable increase in production
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

may be attributed chiefly to the rec
ord output and increase of over
|. 100000 ounces from the silver-lead
ores Of the Occur d'Alene region OF
Idaho and increases from the silver
lead and other mines of Colorado
generally. the silver-gOld ores, pril-
cipaIly OF Tonopah, in Nevada; the
zinc pres Of Butte, Mont: the silic-
eOus ores of Oregon; and the cop
per, lead and gold ores Of Arizona
and California. The chief decrease
in silver production in 1913 was that
of over 100000 fine ounces in
Utah, mainly in the yield from the
Park City and other lead ores. The
output OF silver from the copper
ores OF Butte, Mont, and of the
Lake mines of Michigan, fell off in
1913, but the decline in Butte was
offset by greatly increased output
from zinc ores. With the return Of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

copper production to the high fig
ures of 1912 and increased output
Of s~ilver-bearing siliceous, lead and
zinc ores, the silver output OF the
United States may set a new record
for 1914: and with return OF bust
ness prosperity and fair metal mar
kets and prices the value Of the sil-
yer yield should assume even high
tr rank.
The average official New York
commercial price for silver in l9lz
was 6l.5 cents a fine ounce.
The imports Of silver in 1913 were
valued at S36,$62,674. as estimated
from the records of the bureau OF
domestic and foreign commerce. The
exports during the same year were
valued at $6~3.62O.S2S, or S27,55S,l54
in excess Of the value of the imports.
In 1912 the excess OF exports over
imports was valued at S26,56O,669.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
Woman Probation Officer

The first woman probation officer
in the history OF Nevada. according
to the Free Press. has been appoint
ed to look after the women and chill
dren OF Tonopah. She is said to
have already made a considerable
Improvement in the social life of
the camp. dropping into saloons,
dance halls and all such places, send
ing the minors home and working
quietly for the protection OF the des-
titute ard dissolutc m
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
Boxcar Robbers Busy

Yeggmen broke into a boNcaf
standing in the Western Pacific
yards at Elko several nights g and
secured a barrel Of whiskey, several
cases of gin. some cigars and under
wear. The sheriff. office has a
posse out after the suspected parties.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
WOOD-COAL

Coal and dry wood, also first-cla5s
feed of all kinds for sale at tie
H. c. Kattleman Hay and Feed
Yard. All orders promptly deliv-
cred. Phone 1-5-1-1.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

live strgauon shows that poultry in New York is stuffed with
sand TO augment the weight It is known as rock fed poultry and
chickens every week. They feel however, that living i'll Gotham is
IN offset 10 anything III OF the way that comes IN the side.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
Situation Wanted

Lady desires situation for general
homework. Address OF apply to
Mrs. Calliber, 1908 Curry St. DOW
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
EXPOSING A JINGO FALSEHOOD

State department record show that during the last three years
n hundred Americans have met death by violence in Mexico. The
period has been one 70 revolution and counterrevolution. There has
been 70 peace since Porfrio Diaz went into exile
The tragic aspects of this showing are not relieved in any man
ner by the statement that not ome of these victims fell because he
a a American, but the fact has a very important bearing upon
the attitude of the United States government. In fixing responsible
ny for the insecurity of life and property nations must take int
consideration existing conditions and the attitude of their own cii
ems toward them.
War in Mexico is otter mere marauding, resulting in mOre OF
less violent conflicts between small parties, with one or the other Of
which foreigners are likely to sympathze and cooperate. Nations
IRE under the strongest obligations o protect their people wherever
they may be, so long as they retain the characteristics of their Ci-
zenshup. When foresncrs deliberately take part in the prevailing
hostiites they DO o at their own risk.
Reasons for intervention may appear at any time, but thus far
they al hardly be based upon the lingo claims that wholesale mas
sacres Of foreigners have taken place The most painstaking Off
cml inveS igation prove, the fasiy Of these assertions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14
Don'tS

Are a" your friends subscribers:
If not, tell the manager. Phone Nc.
1871.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

To the calamity bowling militant Republican press who are feed
ing their readers on suSh about the running Of the sheep and cattle
industry in Nevada, We respectfully call attention to the following
statement in Governor Oddics New Year statement: " Never before
in the history Of the state have beef, cattle and sheep commanded 50
ready a sale at such uniform high prices. The export demand far
exceeds the supply, with no immediate prospect that this condition
will change for some years to come, at least. The outlook is for
higher, rather than lower, meat prices; and with such prospects
ahead, or stockmen have reason for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

A ma in Iowa, arrested under the Mann White Slave act. is
charged with levantng into another state with a beautiful widow and
stopping with her at various hotels He announce that he will fight
the east on the ground that the act only is aimed to suppress COM
merciahzed vice and not intended to regulate the conduct of people
engaged in romantic hasOns of their w choosing. This view Of
the act is taken by lawyers and the public generally
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

Surely the Portland Oregonan might throw its bricks at Secre-
try OF the Interior Lane, without wrapping them in venomous praise.
1t says that Mr.. Lane has but enlarged upon and elaborated the
policy of Secretary Ba1nger' From the standpoint of the Oregon
ian, that is praise for Secretary Lane; but is tough. One might
almost say that it is hbeous praise-San Francisco Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

Why annoy your nelghbor by using
his newspaper when you can have
your own delivered at so small a
cost? Subscribe for the Appeal and
read all the news.
Crisp Los Angeles lettuce at the
Bon Ton. Two for IS cts. do
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

A fashionable lady Of Paris who stands among the highrups Of
te aristocracy OF France and a person of irreproachabe character,
has started the fad of giving receptions at which she appears with
out a stitch on. AS soon as the tango dance has had its run th.
il this country
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

The formal opening of the Panama canal is st for Ianuarv +,
1915 AT that time the available batteships of the navy will pas ir
procession through the canal. Colonel Goethas, who has had charoe
OF the construction work, gives it as his opinion that yhips will not
be able to pass through the canal regularly before Nav | 1914
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

NO man al direct a frame-up of the Democratic ticket this YEA,
who runs for state offices.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

att las been obliged to discard thirty nit of clothes because
n ma Iosts o much flesh that he can't yea anything made before
the last election. Here is a chance to send them to the Salvation
army barracks IN Sacramento that the Bee has been WRITING I'm lately
The W. people of Oregon are arranging to erect a 100000 buud-
ing for the Panama-Pacifc exposition. The inhabitants Of hat co.,,
tn believe in advertising their resources.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-01-14

..vr drinks at Shoots.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20
@ir tbaten's sera.
9amfidrei6en ans gOlfsblatt bon Der
/. Ssnti6en uno Csiterreidiid'lln.
sariideu .Silisseielidaft,

JoIgenbes Tanfi9rei6en bon Dem
ipir nit Bereniieen aeniltnib geriorl-
men baben, eing uns aeItern bonn
Sefrctdr Der Geuiiden rrio Deter.
rei6iids llhgariiden Silfsseieli6att,
Serrn Eaitor Sans Sdiipt, gu:
9(n bic 9icSaftiou oes Cincinnati
8oIfsblatt", Cincinnati, Sbio.
Sebr eeebrte Serrcn.
sSm gtuitrasc Der GeutidJ unS
Geitcrrcidlilb ltnsariifen Silfsse.
ieIlidlaft babe id) Ssbnen irliern Der.
binoltd,iten Dant fir Die aroeGrtige
uno entgegenfommenoe slrt Iro @ei.
ie aIs;uipredeu, nit Der sic Die
Spalten Sbres glattes iuieren Sn.
tsreiicn aur geriiigIing geiteat bl6en.
8r miiien, bnb mir Die Wiaiienner.
iannnllmg am II. Sffober niemolS
supege ee6rnht hnben ,piirSeiL ipenI
Sie iidt nit 70 anoouern6er une nm
ernIiiolifer glrteit INNER ipieoer auf
oieieIbe hingelpieien b16en tpiirben.
Wtag aud beiite nod ons ltrtbeil
m1nden oentih.ameritaniidjen Man.
nes iiber Die ltriafen oeS arieges iino
Die gotbpenoiafeit oes apaeftirenS
fir Die BON ben Greianiiien AM bar.
telten betroifenen Spier oes arieees
ein inIifes iein, mas Sic an cricn.
tirencen glrtiteln. On 9iiftigitelliinp
einieitiaer unb falif,er lIrtbeiIe. on
nniinuntcrnbeH @orten siir Sebling
!iriercS SanrneliperfS eeleiitet ia.
ben, iieht iiber aIicr stritif ino Der.
bient ben inniaen 2unf aller
2lmerifaner oeitifer sIbitnmlnung.
aaodte bas Teiitidtbum irnierer
Siaot Sbnen Sbren SIeiB imo Sbr
gemiiben fir irniere grobe Sahe oa.
oiirh Iobnen, oaB es ssbre sIrbeit hi
berielben @eiie iuiteritiitt (oirh|
9lbonnement auf Sbr 8Iatt) fpie Sic
Die Code 6es GeiitidtBims bier iil-
teritiitt baben.
Weit benz ergebeniten 9unf unierer
SiIiSoeieQf@nft rerbIeibe ih Sbr|
Gcns Gmspt Gefr.
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pbbelbaufen

@eriu9ts m 90 on tug 6era
malls 9ei6dfte ppn 9eut +
den in elmer 9prit D /
BON 2Onoou gu ser It. o.
rem.
QonSon, 10. Sttpber. am Wiou.
tag periuhte abermuls Elm pObelbau.
fen in Der 9oritaot 9eptfprb Die 2ds
ben ppn 0eutiden gu 5eritDrsn, es
iparsn aber cine grobe gln5obl Spes
5ialpoli5iitsn in @rlpurtuna elmer
dbermalieen 0empnItrctipn in ben
Siitritt sei6idt purbsn, uno es ge-
lang ibnen, ben pobel auseindnoeSu-
tret6sn. @iele Der beutfden e,e.
fddftsIsute batten ibre aGben tart
perbarrifaoirt.
Sin ppliSeirihter ipeieerte iib am
Mpntus in ben Jdllen bon mebr ais
oreiBie &rapaaiitGZ, bte pGbreno Der
am Sonntag itattsefuitbenen Sra
ipaqe psrbdftet tpurben, 9iireT9qit
anSunsbmsn. Der StaatsuupaIt bate
oies bem Ribter empfnblen, ertlGp
renb, bab bas 8sne6msn Der gdn6e.
bic ni9t MIR bic @ef6dfte Der Oeuts
iden Serit0rt. ionbern au1 ibre @obs
nungen aussepliirbert batten, eins
S4mc4 fir bic britiihs Gation isi.
Gis 3titangssampusue ssses bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20
Sie Eibilbebblferuna in
Sriiffel
Dirb pom Gnglanb aus
NIT 2ebensmitteln
perfnrnt

Qonbon, 19. Sttober. auf Der.
ipsnbung bes amsritaniIhsu 9sIano.
ten in 9riFel bin peroen bic britt
iden 9eb0rben pabriheinlih geItat'
ten, oab bic pDn osm 6ritiIhen BEL
9iI9en @sI9dfts Sommittse ssiam=
meIten gsbsHsmittsl nab 9riiFel &c.
i1itt perben, no Der MangeI an
RabrunssmitteIu ii5 in empfinbIiaer
8eiIe iiibl6ar na9t. Die Msblbors
rdt6e iinO gang sria0pft uno lie MIL
Zen iofort erneuert peroen.
Die beutiden WIiIitdrbsb0rben ia.
Zen ni6ts bassssn ein3uipsuoen, bab
2e6eHsmittsI Don glusDGrts naf
griifIsl ssbra9t tpsrben, obslei6 es
Iid bier I'm einsn obns sinsn prd3s.
ben3faa baitsbeuben GaQ 6anbelt,
nGmIib barum, iol6e 9orrGtbe BON
einem Der trisgfiibrenOen ieinbli6en
21nbe 6srbsi5uidaffsn, (0as Silfs.
tommittee bate bic YorrGtbe bon III.
ssiGbr 1850 5onuen in 2unbpn 5us
iammensebra6t)
gtuf @ruub einsr nit bem bsutIdell
ausp6rtissn 4mt setroffensn @ereins
bdrung biirfsn bisie 9orrGtbe j,Bt
na6 gsIsisn sebra6t psrben, Dor.
ausgsisbt, oab iis an ben umsritani.
I6en 9eIanbten 9rano WbitlOd ge.
Ididt iperben. Die britiide gfesies
runa tsItanb ouf bieIsm puntt, ba lie
iidsr esben lppIIte, oab bic Yprrdtb,
nitt fir bic beutide 2lrmee peripsnbet
perosn. Gs lit nicbt betannt, pie
Ssrr Wbitlod bic 9sbsnsmittel ber.
tbsilen pil, es lit dber unSunebmsn.
oab er bsreits ein &ommittss ernannt
bat, bas Iif nit benz prpblem Be-
fddftisen ipiro.
Wtrfuns Der beutfden Sc
f@pifs In @ntperpen.
2nnbon, 1e.- OF. - Der Hors
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reipon6ent Der 2lFpciirten preHe telez
grapbirt Don g(ntfperpen, odb bic beutz
fAe Grtillerie. nit lpelcber bic iSeItung
beifOfen tpurDe, itGrfer mar, uls man
ansenOmmen bate. 9ie 9eutf9en
batten auber ibren 165ollieen WDr
fern uno elmer groben 9ln3abl 3DOlIs
80aiger 8ela9erungsseIdiibe aud 3pei
oiterrei6ii9e Qutomobils9dtterien Don
5polf 9ei6iiben Dor 2lntiperpsn.
Die Nirtung Der 9roBen 8eiAiibe
Der Oeuti6en auI Die 9luBenforts BON
9fntperpen mar nod, fur4tbarer, als
in Gitti6. 3pei Panaertbiirme i'm
Sort Oe DaprezSt. Catherine lpurbsn
nit einem ein5igen s6uB aubsr 2tts
tion gebra4t bic StablmuiIen ger
f9mettert uno bic I3neren Stahlmaie
fen flint bis feds Yarbs nett fortge=
i9leu0ert. Sn einem anberen SORT
tpuroen bic &ontretmauern Die eipsu
pdn3ert6um umgaben, tpie cine Ger
IGale our9i6lagen uno berSburm pDn
ieinem 5unbament losgeriiien. llnD
audi Elm dnoerer S6urm purbe oolls
itdnbig umgeitiir5t unO liegt jebt nit
Dem unteren S6eil ndh uben uno Dem
9eI4iiB in Der @rbe ba.
!ointer Dem Sort Woel6am, ipo Elm
aIpOlf30Qigss 9ei6ob Oas Mago3in
bur6ihlagen bate, ipurOe cine i9pere
9ampfmaI6ine, bic bic &roft fir Die
elettrii6e anlage lieferte, 5pan5ig
yarbs nett geI9leubert. Der gan5e
o6ere Sbeil bes Sorts mar bier fort
geriiien porben uno 60 Mann Don Der
9eIabung lpuroen unter ben Sriims
mern begraben.
Die oeuti6en Stabsoffi3iere iaseu,
baB bic 9ert6eihigung Der gelgier
DollitGnoig 3uiat1menbra4, nadbem
bic Seuti6en ben Neths Slub ii6er=
i6ritten batten. Die 9slgier lieben
ibre i9pere Qrtillerie unb ibre Mdz
i9insngeI9iiBe i'm 5ti6, fpdbrenb Die
9eutI4eu ii6. Oeri6an5ten, einsn @sz
genangriff abparteno. Die Sffi5iere
ertIdren aud, baB Die tpeibe Slagse in
@ntperpen aufgebibt tpurbe, na6oem
bic 9eutidsn 80@eT9ofe in peri4iee
bene Sbeile Dpn 2lntperpen gefeuert
batten.
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6eute ift Ripple 9db", ourdl beiIer
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