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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Mrs. David Baker of New Martins
vile was a Wellsburg visitor yester-
day.
Julian Jacob has returned from
Philadelphia. Pa, to the university
after a short vacation at his home in
this city.
Born-On Friday. April Il. TO Mr..
aud Mrs. James Barnes of the Fourth
Mrs. Charles HALEY of Toledo. O..
was a Wellsburg caller on Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Dinger OF Mcdonald.
Pa. was weekend guest at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. George Trau-
bert
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Briggs and
child of Pittsburgh, Pa. were Wells
burg callers yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Gullette.
Jr.. of Pittsburgh, Pa. were Sunday
visitors at the home OF Mrs Gull
lette's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T.. Gullette. Sr.
John Green OF Washington. ID. C.,
IL business caller in the city and IS
visiting at the home OF his daughters.
Mrs. W. G. Reeves Is III at her
home on Main street
Mrs. Anna Pakle is visiting in West
Alexander, Pa.
Mrs. Valley Hunter OF Brilliant, o.,
was Wellsburg shopper Saturday.
Mrs. r. n. Monroe and Mrs. Mary
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SISTERSVILLE

SlSTERSVILLE. w. Va, April 20
MISS angie Boughner, who has been
teaching school at Meadeville, has re.
turned home to remain until fall.
Herman and Pete Pyle, of Middle.
pourne' were the guests OF Sistersville
friends Sunday.
Miss Gladys Brast has returned
home 10 New Martinsville. after being
the guest OF Miss Hazel Mccoy for a
short time.
Miss Katherine and Anne Shaw
LETT saturday for Wheeling. where
,hey VIII spend a couple of weeks
the guest of friends.
Mrs. G.. l.. Morris and son. OF Mid.
dlebourne, are the guests of the form
er's sister. Mrs. J. G. Jones.
Charles Ii. Carlin. of the w. " T. &
p, Co. OF Wheeling. is here visiting
his parents.
o. o. Smith. manager OF the five and
ten cent store. has left for East Liver
pool, o.. TO remain for several days at
his home.
Mrs. Dalton, of Tulsa. Okla, is here.
called by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Warren Burch. who is i'll with
pneumonia
Dorothy and Joseph Mccoy. who
have been visiting their grand mother,
Mrs. Joseph Norris, of Parkersburg,
have arrived home.
Mrs. Isla GrOetch and two children.
Harold and Vaughan. have returned
from Wheeling. where they were the
guests of relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Long and chill
dJen, of the South Side, departed
Saturday for Holidays Cove, to visit
relatives for a few days.
Miss Helen Kelly, OF Parkersburg.
who has been spending tho past week
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Case. returned home Sunday
afternoon.
II. p. niman. who IL experimenting
the erection OF the Federal building.
has arrived home from Washington.
20 business matters since before
r. A. Ryan. Of Marietta. Is a bust.
ness visitor in Sistersville.
Services over the late John Molten
dick. who died last week at his home
in Oklahoma, were held Sunday after
noon at 12:45 o'clock in New Mata-
moras.
Frank Work was called here from
Steubenville. Sunday by the serious
Illness Of his mother. Mrs. a. d. Work.
The W. G. T. u. held an interesting
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Al. HOr-
ner. Friday. April 18th. with Mrs. Sut-
ton presiding.
Mrs. J. ID. Case and son Artei. ar
rived homo Sunday evening from Nc
Donald. where they have been the
guests OF the formers sister. Mrs.
John Horty. for several days.
Mrs. &. q. Carson and little daush-
ter. Mary Virginia. are home from
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. where they spent
Easter with relatives.
Miss Hazel nissan left Monday
morning for Kidwell 20 be tho guest
OF relatives for two weeks.
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In the cases Of George L. Lewis
vs.. Mary ID. Lewis and Ernest Calf
han vs.. Nora y. Callihan. divorces
were refused because allegations in
petitions were found 90 be untrue.
Sank OF McMechen vs.. J. ID. Owens.
settled.
Cases dismissed az cost Of plaintiff
were. Samuel Thomas vs.. Anna ~
Thomas. John 8 DENIM vs.. Mary ~
Denim: Nora Rarey vs.. Frank Rarey.
Jonn Lyons. the negro Indicted for
second degree murder. was arraign.d
land pleaded not guilty and Attorneys
j. VI. Mckee and Emmett Morrow
we're appointed to defend him.
Bridge Irving vs. Edward Irving
divorce given for wiful absence and
custody OF child given mother and Inc
was enjoined from Interference.
Jennie VI. Green vs.. Robert VI
Green. divorce granted for cross ne
elect and extreme cruelty and custofiy
% child given mother lie was on.
Joined from Interference and he Is TO
paw s. per month alimony.
The liquor case Of ~ ~ Simoua "
Slate Of Ohio has come TO court from
the docket OF the Mayor OF Brilliant
on error.
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WEI.LSBURC

wELLsBURG. w. Va. April 20
The price Of crude oil has been re-
eucsd ~ the refining companies that
have been purchasing The product Of
the Brooke county oil zelda Notices
were sent out last week BY the West
Virginia Pipe Line Company. which
controls almost all the OH In this Vi.
entity. stating nat because u the
con1tfions In the manufacturing fields
ne price Of crude oil would have %
- rednced 8 cents per barrel. The
hes bssn paying $50 PER barrel for
IL besf grads OF oil. which 10 10
esnts IN s.ee.s Of the price being pad
prices are nov s1.<5 from the valve
line. o. West Virginia Pipe Line Com
pany. and $40 from the Standard
OH Company This II the FIRST time
IN about two years that the price OF
oil has been reduced. the former high
prices prevailing since hate IN 1911.
The prices paid here are the highest
paid anywhere In the country. N the
SHrooke county oil 10 OF the best
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,MalOney were Wheeling shoppers on

Monday. VII
Fred Reeves OF Morgantown In a
visitor here at the home OF his
mother.
MRS. Albert Elson OF Independence.
urday.
a G. Neville has returned home
ai.er a business trip to Canton and
other Ohio cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer McIntyre Of
New Martinsville were Weilsbure
visitors yesterday at the funeral Of
George Lewis Ralston.
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The death OF James Mcconnell. one OF
Barnesvillos well known men. occurred
saturday In a Columbus hospital Mr..
Mcconnell was 20 years Of age and had
lived almost his entire life In Barnes
Vile. In politics he was "A staunch DEM
ocrat and at different times held offices
OF public trust. For "A number OF years
ne was state building and loan inspec-
tor and just prior to his last Illness was
elected tax assessor. He Is survived by
one daughter. Miss Kate. OF the home,
and one son. VIII. OF Portsmouth.
The remains were brought here sunday
on No. 104. Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon At 2 o'clock CON
Quoted by Rex. J. a. Donahey. Of the
fresbyterian church. Interment in the
aouthern cemetery.
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WHEELING PHOTOGRAPHER TO
OPEN BRANCH STUDIO IN
WARRINGTON.

Mr. J. p CHIN. Wheelings most
prominent PHOTOGRAPHER. will for the
convenience Of his many patrons In
the interior 81 the state. oVen a
branch studio On Warrington. W. Va.
on the first ~ May. Warrington IL
to be congratulated on securing such
splendid Photographer. ~ Mr. Git
FMS works stands ~ the head both
home and abroad. lie iq the one man
who put-and keeps West Virginia
on tho Photographic Map.
Mr CHIN Informs us that he has
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here Friday attending the funeral OF
Miss Anna q. White
James belong OF Temperanceville is
visiting relatives here.
Rev a J. Sever spent Friday in
Wheeling.
Richard Agar. who has been working
family here.
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steel Ship Launched.

The LaBelle Iron Works new steel
ore ship, William d. Crawford. " was
successfully launched on Saturday at
cleveland in the presence OF quite a
parry OF officials. Miss Margaret Ok
toby OF Wellsburg broke a bottle OF
champagne over the bow and chris
tened II. The new ship Is 524 feet
long and has a capacity of 10000 tons
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STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENVILLE. o.. April 90
Getting a red bot tip that a Jail deliv.
cry was on tap as result of the saw
ing OF bars In the Jail. Sheriff Illus.
croft on Saturday afternoon made an
INVESTIGATION anu found seven tars
sawed on the top tier and two tars
sawed on cell door He found FIVE
saws. The saws were located on Mat
Neitry. a L. 5. prisoner in Jail for
breaking a car seal. and Harry Refs
ling, in jail from Mingo for burglary.
Both men were locked up and denied
privileges.
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Brisfa

Herman Frost and Dewey Moore OF
fnirview spent Sunday in this city
Robert Demena OF South broadway
mas accepted a position In a clothing
his duties this week
The meeting addressed by J. Patrick
Quigley OF Martins Ferry Sunday after
noon in Hanlon's hall was we'll ATTENDED
The meeting Is for the purpose OF organ
izing q temperance league among the
Catnoics In Belmont county.
Miss Anna Wellores entertained the
boys and girls basket ball term az her
home on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey and Mr. ana
MIS- Albert Perkins OF Bethesda were
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GAINESVILLE

BARNESVILLE. o. Aprili fo.-The
NJ. L. church will hold bazaar In the
church dining room on Thursday after
noon, April %. Many useful articles
Will he served. beginning at 4:3O. Every
one Is invited to come and have a good
social time.
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Methodist Sunday school will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening. April 81. at the home of Miss
Margaret Crawford on Main street
All members are asked to be present,
as important business will be trans
acted and a social time held.
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No Meeting Saturday.

The meeting OF the Democratic ex
ecutiVe committee which was to have
been held on Saturday evening was
not held. but will be on Saturday
April 20. At the meeting the time
for the Democratic primaries viii be
decided and arrangements made for
holding same. IL Is expected that a
number OF announcements will be
made this week on both tickets.
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Deeds Recorded.

Windsor Mining company to Her.
man Soldier. lot No. in the town of
Windsor. consideration. SO and other
valuable consideration: dated March
rs, 1914.
y. =. Harden and Louise Harden.
ms wife; EDWARDS ,s =; Marks ana Julia
Marks. his wife. and Sarah Marks,
widow of T II. Marks. deceased. lot
NO. in the Twenty-second street
plan OF lots. Wellsburg. consideration,
$525: dated April 10. 1914
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crsated pIsturhance.

A young man who works At the
Beech Bottom coal works. below
Wellsburg. after loading up on bad
making some indecent remarks on a
car on the Pan Handle traction lines
When told TO keep stili by an employs
OF the company. the boy desisted un-
Ill some men had alighted. and the
boy. thinking the company employe
had left the car. again broke out.
saying what the man could not do 20
him. The employe Immediately tapped
the boy on the shoulder and brought
him to the county Jail. where he was
kept until Sunday evening. His EN-.
ployers. at his solicitation. put up s25
and costs before Squire Jacob on Sun.
day evening. and the boy was allowed
10 70 free and returned to his work
at the mine.
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Case Did Not Come un.

The case or Charles Rayle. the bar.
tender at the Floto saloon. that was
TO have come up in Squire Glass
court Monday morning. was with.
drawn and the case was dropped. A
similar case came up last week and
was decided in favor of Mr.. Floto.
and as the case for this morning
was the same kind IL was thought
best to drop IL.
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many customers from Warrington
and Its surrounding country. and
feels that in opening a branch studio
there he will be better able to take
care OF his constantly growing trade.
The Manningtonians can now rest
assured they will be able 10 secure
work in the Photographic art that can
not be xcelled in the entire country.
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Joseph W. Robinson. Freeport, Pa.
Lillian I. Humes. Freeport. Pa.
Bennie Roberts, Homestead, Pa.
Alice Ehuot. Mostead. Pa.
Harry Richardson. Weirton. w. Va.
Rose Peterson, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Marriage Licenses.

Howard b. WATSON. 80 years. and
Mrs. Mary Hail. 2s years, OF Steuben-
Vile.
FLOYD +. Cooper. % years. and Ethel
MAY watson, 10 years, of Steu5en-
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{. +. Dennison a. co. OF Cleveland
We're awarded the $4,000 school bonds
mere today for 500, S45 and accrued
, interest. There were Eve bids and
the bonds were "a per cent.
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Lyman II. Howes travel festival win
be at Moore's opera house next Thurs
day. April 20.
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The City Council will meet in its
regular session tomorrow evening.
Later In the week a special meeting
VIII be held to close up the business
for the new council which goes in
on the first Monday in May
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Cis:s viii Meet
The Dorcus Tri-Mu Glass OF the
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aleine etabtneniafeiten

t6err Snfob gleumoper bon Gonn.
Gil gluffs, ipir0 morgen at I1noe.
rem glufentbolt no9 Winnitou. Col,
reiien. er geoenft iidJ III ben 70.
mnntiifen llno fiibIen Colorado bis
BUM 10. Sept aif5u5alten. BieI
Iergniigen.
Charles sl. goet, sSnbaber elmer
Gnrnge, bat ieinen freiipinigen Ban.
ferott angen1eloet Seine SGuIoen
gibt er nit $4,000 rno ietn Gut.
baben nit $125 an.
SIN gtlter bon 90 s5obren bdt 1ie
bertpittlpete sSrou Grace elizabeth
geoIs, 2tt8 9abenport @trnbe,
oas 3eitIi6e geiegnet. Sic mar
lett 48 Sabren in Sntabo unI1iIig
utto pirfte friiber on bieiiger Of
fe1tIiden Sd)uleu ols 2ebrertn.
Der eIfidbrige gtihoIaus gnrne
pllroe 9ienitog gtadnnittds an Der
II. un0 S585orO Strobe BON Der
Sise iiberpaItigt. @r tpuroe bon
bem goIBeiar5t in gebonOIung ge.
nomnlen. Der 3uitatt0 Oes Rno.
ben lit nidt bebenfli6.
Sfeo. y. @ogner, tf6 n6ro[. 10.
StroBe, bat Elm gSoti5buf ucrIoren,
neLhes fir ibn ipidti9e sluf8eih.
mingen ettb1It. Ser eSin6er lit er.
iuht, oas Bud in oben een1ntenl
Sallie nb3ngeben.
@ei Dem 8erIrd einen in 99e.
peeiing beiinoIiGen 6rodtlp1geit al
beIteigen, oerlor Der 57.idbrige 4I-
bert Gorep ieinen Salt, itiir3te nb
uito biibte einen SUB Elm.
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AeiH Sirsif Der SabHanseiielIteu.
Giffrrsnltn smiiden 9S DeitlidleH
Sabnen nnb OereH glnaeitell.
tea iuerosn btIgelegt.

Gbicaoo. %. Sui - Der gint-
oesrat6 fir grrHiitIuna geriob.
Hung nuo itieogeridiIihe Giniguna,
pelher bic 1iiierer3en 5lpiiden 9s
weitliden 9iienbatuen unO oereu
acknowledgement mO Seijern BET
legen iol, bot bier icine Sibmeeu
begonnen Ger 9latb beiicbt ans
Nm. 4. @baf1bers, goriiber; Rid.
ter 9lartin v. anapp imo Silfs.
gIrbeitstommiiidr o. 8. 9auger.
@roB6ei 8arret 2. Stone Der.
tritt Die 2ofouotibiii6rer. 4rdiioent
". s. Garter bic Sei5cr. Sin
oie Sade Der @iicrbabnen tritt Gin
gIrsidub Der gctriebsleiter nit ".
VI. GrcnboIm aus ct. 9oul, @e.
ihditsiiibrcr Der Gmabn giienbabn,
eiH SER 9renbolm meint oab cine
einiging 81 er5ieIen lei.
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prddbtnt ~illOn
gsbt faart Dor!
Cronet lluterindnug grsen bic Sci.
ter Der Rem lpaDen Babn.
SeiellidDaft an.

8aibiugton %. SllIi. - grdf.
bent @iIion oes Ianaen SIN. imo
Ser8iebcns in Der g2w SaDen gabn
anBeleaenbeit miine, bat oen @ene.
ralbanoesanDolt 5lennolos itriitlidl
augeruieien, unter bem Sberman
glnti.Eruitaeieb oas SDitenl olf5u.
loieH unO einc Ser. StoatCn @rano
3urp ein5uterufen, pelhe iib nit
Den 0ia6euitoften Der Sdilpter 0es
gabnlpitems beihafti1en uno iie sur
8erantportiiug 5ieben ioleu. Cine
Grpilfldge gegeu ole gem $uDen
miro ioiort cingeleiiet ner0eu, mel.
DE BON z. 8. @reaorb geIeitet mer.
ben tpiro. 3. wi. Suader, elm
Sahperitdnoiger bon Der 3piiden.
itaatlihen San0eIsEpnmiiiion, miro
ion bel oen gerbnitblrngen Dor Den
@ei6norenen untrrltiiben. gBie bic.
Ie 8erionen in 9lntIageitano geiebt
meroen, III nod iiubeitimult; aber
ipbiel lit iifer, oab Charles @. 9lel.
Zen, Der iriibere grdiioant elmer Der
Griien iein miro, Die iidj 3u Derant.
iuorten boben tueroer.
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Die 3niidHOe in 5rOh6ritannieH.
a6nia 6OBnrO brrnft bic YnrteiFiib'
rrr sur SciprrfInHg Der
Some glmle Drags.

2on0ou, %. Suli, - 9ie Gage
I'M Sereinigten aonigrei6 ange.
iidts Der llIiterfraae III iiberous
eruit. a6nia GoparO bot cine Son.
ierenj nod ShloB gudingbam elm.
berlien an Der iih 8remier gls.
qltitb, Sdabfan3Ier 9IonO-Beorge,
9or0 Sanosoonne, 5iibrer Der aon.
ierbatibeH i'm Oberballs, gIn0rep y.
Gam, 5iibrer Der llnioniiten i'm lin.
ter1aiie, Sobn 3eomono unO Sobn
Iiaon, irtide 5iibrer, Cir eOparo
Carton uno aopitdn Craig, 5iib.
rer Der llIiterleute, betbeiligten.
Ger aouia bieIt an Die 8ortei.
iiibrer cine gluiprade, bic Dem @e.
braude genioB BON Dem 9Sreuliermi.
uiiter ousgearbeitet porocn mar, In
mclhtr cr auf Die ernitc Gage bin.
ipies, adb aber Der Sofining Nus.
Orid, oqB es ben Gorteifiibrern ge.
lingeu ucroe, eineu 5ufrieoenitelen.
Den gIitsgleih 5illtanoe 81 bringen.
lle6er cine Stunoe lang ludbrte Die
Sonferen5.
Niles 'oelitct oaraui bin, SaB Sir
GarioL 5iibrer ser llIiterlellte, iei.
men 3ped, Die GroptB Hitter bon
Some Gule unobbdngig 5u MAIDEN,
errciden neroe.
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&rOminentsr Sermanns.SObn
aeitUrben.

Syn San glntonio, Seras, lit elmer
Der befannteiten 8euti6en oes Stao.
tes 3erQ5, Serr Sobn @inolinger,
@roB-Sefretdr oes SrOens Der Ser.
mauusi65ne, I'M Sitter Don 53 Sab.
rem geItorben. @r befIeioete 0us
9Imt iett Iieben S5abren gr orgori.
iirte Die Sermann8iobne Seim.@e.
.ieaidaft Die ein idones uno umI.
iipeS @ebal0e on @arten StroBen
errihtete. IS 1T ieiner unermiioli.
den glrbeit 5u oeroanfen oaB oas
glltenbeim uno @oiienbaus, oos in
Comfort erri6tet perOen Ioq, 3u.
itanoe gefommen if. 6erner orgo.
uiiirte er ben Sermonnsiobne.@1n.
nerhor in San 4ntonio. B1breflO
ieiner 2lnltsinbaberldaft bat Der Or.
ben einen groBen 3npatbs gebabt.
Serr @inolirger mar in 8IuIingen,
Soben5oaern, 9eiitfdioifo, ge6oret
uuo fam i'm sitter BON 10 SSsdbren
nab glmerifa.
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9ie b66miIdlen sarner.

9ie $6ufer bes bobniiten Stabt.
theils ioipie bieIe @eb1uOe Inn &c.
idaftstbeiI Der Gtoot Iinb nit ome.
rifaniiben uno bobniiiden sSurbcn
nnI1blih 6es bier Itattfinbenoen 6ob.
miiden gttnbestlirnfeits sefdnniidt
giele @aite trnfen bereits geitern
Elm, Die neiiteu ober faneit beute
8orniittog, un0 oos ginquartiC.
ritngsfomite lit no1nuf belbdftigt.
gon gteip Dort uno Qetroit iino
$50 3urner eingetrofien; unter ben
Seem Yorfern befinoet lid Der 70.
idbrige 2ouis @ofal, Der beltte nod
Sltrniibungen bornintnlt. 9eo6oet
Die 8trner in bieiigen 0otels Elm.
quartirt tporen, puroen iie uodl Dem
reidgeihnhidteu pauptqunrtter at
Der 19. rmb @tartba StraBe gelei.
tet mo iie treffIid belpirtbet tpur.
ben.
91s Set nittntt bellte g[berto in
Der 8rrnbale ieinen glnfnng. Ota.
Dor 0oblmon miro bic 3urner i'm
Nomen Der Stabt be9riiBen.
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enfttrcnscr in srohcr @efabr.
nS-4. on Der .raiiiiden @rcn5e
BON Stuiafen beidOiieu,

Berlin. 90. Sitli. - eyn cine
lmerpartete @efa6r geriet5 Der 9H.
iitdr.quftfrelljer o3-4" ouf elmer
llebuugsfabrt in SftprellBen. glls
Der p3eppelin" iid) bel Oem StGot.
den Reioenburg Der ruiiiihen @ren.
Sc ndberte, puroe CT pom 4oiafen
beihoiien. 3ieie gobell cine groBe
9ln3abl BON Sdiiiien auf oas iSabr.
5eitg ob, bod giuaen Die algeIn
gum Slid febl, uno Ons 2uftidifi
duoerte raid ieineH aurs, m ipobl.
bebalten bei aneniiein 81 lonOen.
Gornusiihtli6 mer6en ipegen oes
8orfdlles in ct. Eeters6urg 8or.
itellllngen erhpben iper0en, oem es
idleiut feit5uiieba11 Osb. Der 2uit.
frelt3er' Die @reu5e nift irberflogen
battc, mo iiber oeutident goOen
0abiniegeIte, aIs Die aoiofen aui
ibn feuerten.
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8irtbidlnften in Nailmanfee ge.
IflDiIen.

MiIipaitfce, 90. sSnIi. = Sn Der
Staot Dtiltpaufee befinoen iid beute
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befinoen fih nod einige gppIifo.
tionen Dor Dem 2i3ensousidnB, iiber
bic nod niht beridtet tper6en tonn.
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nift lange genug Dor Dem Stoot.
rotb befanoen. D1ebrere oerielben
mogen nod beDilligt lperOen neil
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