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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-05-15
notice To WATER ooNsuMERs

e
1t Is very important that al con-
sumers OF city water follow striStIy
the Rules and Regulations of the City
Ordinances and Bylaws OF 1908,
which have to do with regulating the
use of water for all purposes. and
which are as follows:
Pat Sec. rs: City water for pur-
poses Of sprinkling streets or yards
shall be used only for such purposes
between tie hours of 500 o'clock and
500 o'clock m. and 500 o'clock
and 500 o'clock p. m. no HOSE
SHALL BE USED FOR MORE THAI
TWO HOURS IN ANY Day"
IN case OF any vIolntiouS of the
above ordinance, the following rrgu-
lations of the water ordinances will
be promptly enforced:
Part Sec. 12: "Meiers may be at.
tached to any premises whatsoever
when. in the opinion of the Water
Commissioner. the same for any rea-
son be deemed necessary. and the re.
tusal OF any person or persons to at
taeh meters to their premises when
ordered to do so shall be suffieien:
cause for the Water Department to
shut off water from any of such
premises.
There Is no water famine at pres
cnt; but TO avoid one there shall be
from now on u strict enforcement OF
the above water ordinances. 1t is en-.
tireiy proper and absolutely neccs.
sary TO make every effort fair and
reasonable to stop the reckless waste
of watch which is costing fraction
ever cents per thousand gallons to
pump.
The city authorizes propose TO re-
serve and exercise every right they
have in regulating the PROPER use pi
the city water ut all times.
Trusting that we may have tia
cheerful cooperation of all water
consumers In orr honest cndeavors TO
cave water, we are.
Respectfully.
IRA l.. SMITH.
Water Commissioner.
4-2i-t. n. w.-5-20.
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STORE FOR SALE.

Entire stock OF general merchants
disc in the town of Shirley. Tyler
county. W. Va. Stock will invoice
near $4,000. Terms. mostly cash.
balance note. with approved surety.
Shirley is Il good town and has good
community surrounding. The clarks-
burg Northern railroad now under
construction is surveyed through
the town. II interested icall on oil
address.
b. o. SMITH.
5-l4-tf Shirley.sW. Va.
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completion Of the work as sat forth
in the plans and specifications.
All bids must be made on forms
filed with the specifications, and
which will, on request. be mailed to
any bidder. The State Board OF Con-
troll reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. 80
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
By J. S. LAKIN. Presidentf
May II, Il, Is, Is, 20, %.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho I'M
dersigned will make application "a
the governor Of West Virginia,
through the Honorable Il. G. pierson,
arden Attorney, on or about the
18th day of May. 1914. for a remis-
sion of the Jail sentence imposed
upon and against the undersigned by
Il. Leigh Fleming. Justice OF Fair.
mont district. Marion county. West
Virginia, on the 18th day of Fcbru-
AIRY. 1914, when said William II.
brown was fined $500 Cby said JUS
ttcc and sentenced to serve six
months In jail Of Marion county. for
I'll alleged violation of Sec. : OF Chap.
81. Acts Legislature. 1909.
Given under my hand this It'll dag
Of May. 1914.
S-l5-2t WILLIAM II. BROWN.
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Personals.

Mr.. W. X. Shaffer and family
have moved here from Wheeling.
They have taken up their residence
in the Mckinney properly in New
ton street.
Mrs. Whitmer has been very III
at her home m Barnes street for
some tine.
Mr.. Price, of Charleston, has been
the guest-oE Mrs. Emma Stealey and
family for several days.
Mrs. L. \. Wilson Is recovering
from Il weeks Illness.
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The reception given last evening by
the members of the Palatinc Baptist
church in honor of their pastor, Rev.
Brown, was attended by large
crowd. and was very enjoyable af-
fair. The ladies of the church serv-
ed delicious refreshments during the
evening.
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EXCHANGE

The Junior and Intermediate DO
partmCniS Of the Christian lIndca, Or
Society Of the NJ. =. Temple will
hold an exchange Saturday morning
In the front corridor of the church.
They will have on sale home made
bread. pies and cakes. 5-TS-a,
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Sold property.

Mrs. MoIlic I.eveile las sold her
residence on Merchant street to
NIcssrs. William Prince ana 7. J.
Galliher. The new owners will erect
a business block.
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day night and Monday with her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Mortified.
Well guess will ring off for
this time. Wishing success To the
great paper and It's many readers.
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Returned Here

Returned Here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Henry have
returned here from Grafton, where
they resided for short time. and
will take up their residence here.
Mr.. Henry has accepted position
with the Wise Provision Go.
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Carlow Band Concert.

The Carlow band will give con-
cert at the Diamond Street NJ. Z.
church Thursday evening. May 81.
y program of excellent music has
been arranged.
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There's No Com That
aGETS-IT" Won't GET
No More Fussing, Plasters, salves and
Corn Pains. Try the New WAY.

Just look NJ The way that corn Gomez
OIL" That's whit youth sly when sou Try
wonderful 70 ETS-!T'' on that, corn you've
tried so long TO pry on Of your toe. It's
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easy 10 apply "GETS.lT''-nnr. two, three,
and its dOnci The corn bcEIaS to SlIrlvrI,
away she goes. surely, absolutely. y few
drops Will do II. ''GETS-ITn never makes
toes red nnd raw. Corn pNlns gOl II mems
the end Of cutting Hmd gouE!nI OF corns,
the end Of sticky plast"rs that don't work
anyhow, the end Of sAlvrS tint Gat up
your toes. no more "hnrness." or fuSsing
Try "GETS-lT." the rev, sure way. for
corns and culluSrS.
"GETS-IT'' is sold lS all druggists. 35c
n bottle, or sent direct By Z. Lawrence L Co.
Chicago.
"Gets-It" is sold in Fairmont by
Crane Drug Store, Mountain City
Drug Co.. Martin bros. and Hall
Drug Co.
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wANTED-safety Razor blades to
Sharpen. We do 'em bettcr'n the
other fellow. Double edge blades,
80 cents per dozen; single edge,
rs cents per dozen. Dig up your
old blades and send them to VIII
S. Richardson, 1877 Greene street.
Marietta. O., 5-2-1po.
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WANTED-Contract work. Repair
ing speciality. Call 2S3-H Con-
solidated Phone. Cain Il Tucker.
Contractors and Builders. Res:
dence $50 Maple Ave. 5-lt-ImU
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FOR RENT.Furuished front rom
for rent. Apply AL Monroe ST. 81
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Finc tomato plants 10"
per dozen. Mrs. ]. l.. Torrcy. TOt
Locust Ave. 5-i$-6i
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| FOR RENT

FOR RENT = Three unfurnlshcd
rooms, Also two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Hays
Bldg. Ind floor. Call 7O7-J. Bell
phone. 5-l3-3t
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ron SALE-onc Henderson ! cylin.
der motorcycle and one Reading
Standard single cylinder motor.
cycle and one Mercury Cycle car a.
harguins. F. l.. Bomham. under
I.anbcrt's Clothing Store. 5-i3-3t
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WANTED

Observation-Disclosures. Knight &
Haas: Jacobs Bldg, Monroe st.
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FOR Rents rooms with bath, gas
and electric light. All modern
conveniGnces. Apply 116 Grafton
st. 4-l4-tf
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FOR SALE-Cabnage, tomato, pep
per and egg Plants. All plants
transplanted. II. W. Leaman.
Simon Addition. 4-lS-1mo.
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FOR SALE - 81 Varieties of Thor
oughbred Utility and Exhibition
stock. Bargains In eggs for hatch
ing. The Levi u. llarr Farm. Fair
mont, W. Va. 4-3O-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rooms with or without
light housekeeping. Apply Mrs.
Robertson. Cor. Monroe and High
+eft-s...,-=s--ss---.=- s--asa--o. 9t~f
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FOR sALE-Blank coal options OF
the West Flrginian office. 3-26-ft
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FOR SALE - Groom, bath pantry
and cellar. Bargain to quick buy
cr-Or will trade for smaller house
and take difference. Apply Chug.
W. Hall. 1924 Chicago st. 5-2-lmo
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FIRSTAAkfsl)
RES
Reception for Pastor.

$3.50 5000 gs,sSs&rS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-24
SIEGEL GUILTY OF
MISDEMEANOR
SENTENCED TO PAY FINE OF
~ COO AND SERVE TEN MONTHS
IN PENITENTIARY.
stay Granted on Prison Sentence and
May Be Cancelled " Creditors
Are Provided For.

GENESEO. n. Y. Nov. 23.-shortly
before midnight tonight Henry O..
Siegel. the New York merchant
charged with grand larceny. was
found guilty OF committing a misde-
meanoT.
Justice William W. Clarke at once
sentenced Siegel to pay a fine Of
$1,000 and to serve ten months IN
Monroe county penitentiary.
Stay of execution of the prison sen
tence was granted until the second
Monday Of June. and bail was fixed AT
$4,000 Siegel must appear before
Justice Clarke in Geneseo at that
time. and II his creditors have been
substantially provided for. further ac.
ton on the prison sentence will be
taken.
Siegel was found to have committed
misdemeanor in obtaining credit on
false statements. The jury was out
about four hours.
In finding a verdict on this charge.
the jury pursued a course outlined by
Justice Clarke In his charge. He said
ne had serious doubts as to the valid.
ity OF the grand larceny charge. but
left Il TO the jury to decide as 10
Siegefs guilt OF innocence OF the Less
serious offense.
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ROCKEFELLER ASKS TO HAVE HIS
CRIMINAL INDICTMENT DISMISSED

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-wnliam
Rockefeller. Standard on millionaire.
petiiiohed this afternoon the federal
coprt o. dismiss the indictment charg.
ing him and twenty other former New
Haven directors with criminal viola.
tion Of The sherman law The clerk
who Drew the grand jury panel. Mr.
Rockefeller charges. g. resident Of
New Jersey. which II not In this fed.
eral district
This and other reasons are given
by Mr. Rockefeller In plea for
as reasons Why the indict.
mcnt g. Invalid and should be dis
missed Other directors and former
directors fled demurrers
Earlier In the day counsel for the
II men requested the court and we're
granted an extension Of time for hnal
plea until tomorrow. Notwithstanding
the dcmurrers and Mr. Rockefellcr's
petition we're hled this afternoon.
John l.. Billiard put In a plea Of
Immunity. on the ground that he had
appeared as a witness before the In.
tcrstate commerce commission ~ ita
inquiry into the Affairs of tho New
York. New Haven a Hartford rail
road
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Pleas IN Abatement

Pleas IN abatement similar 10 that
hled BY William Rockefeller were On.
tered for Robert W Taft. Charles p.
Brooker. William skinner and James
$. Elton
Counsel for A. Hcaton Robcrtso and
james s. Hemingway presented de-
murrers giving eighteen reasons why
the defendants should not be- bound
by law 90 answer the indictment
Among the claims made in their b..
half are assertions that the acts set
forth In the Indictments DO not con
sututc an oncnse against the United
states. that The government sought TO
charge the defendants with uniawfuIy
combining and conspirinc 10 monopo
hzo trade and commerce. and that. in
asmuch a. combination and consplr.
acy are distinct oifcnses. the charge Be-
made void BY the duplication
When the pleas and demurrers had
been nled. Judge Sessions said he
would permit no more delay. The
whole matter would come M for de
cision tomorrow. he said. and he ex
pected counsel 20 BE- ready az that
time
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Russians Claim a Decisive Victory In Poland
VERA Cruz EVACUATED and i, s,
TROOPS ARE NOW ENR0UTE H0ME

VERA CRUZ. Nov. 23.-The Mexi-
can flag is again flying over Vera
Cruz Brigadier General Funston and
his command OF 5000 infantrymen and
marines. which was landed here on
April 80 last. got under way this after
noon. and General Candido Aguilar's s
men assumed charge of the city. The
United States transport Cristobai.
bearing the first contingent OF the
American brigade. left the dock at 1: SO
p. m. bound for home.
The evacuation of the city was ef-
fected without any clash occurring be-
tween the Americans and the native
army. The Mexicans marched in ON
the heels OF the departing troops. but
no serious disturbance of the city's
peace was registered during their en-
trance.
Residents OF Vera Cruz. who had
heard OF threats made by followers of
General Villa and other opposed to
General Carranza. that they would re-
sist the occupation OF the city by
Aguilar's troops. breathed more freely
as the Carranza soldiers moved nearer
and nearer to the center of the city.
General Carranza was quoted by rep
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CONFIRMATION LACKING
BUT STATEMENTS AGREE
GERMANS ARE CHECKED

: LONDON. Nov. 23, $3.50 D. m.-The
battle which Is being fought In the
region between the Vistula and Warta
rivers In Poland appears to have
turned In favor of the Russians. In
fact. special dispatch from Petro-
grad to Paris says that the Russian
army already has won a decisive vic
tory. While this may be an exagger-
alton. both the Russian and the Ger
man Official reports suggest that
General Won Hindenburg's second
thrust at Warsaw has been checked.
Grand Duke Nicholas, commander
in-chief OF the Russian forces. for two
days in succession has recorded par
tial successes In this great battle. and
tonight the German general stan saws
that the arrival OF Russian reinforce
ments has postponed a decision. Both
sides have expressed the greatest con
hdence In the outcome of this battle.
Grand Duke Nicholas and General
Won Hindenburg heretofore have been
so successful in their strategy that
their adherents look upon them as al
most unbeatable
The German papers only this morn.
ing were talking OF a general Russian
retirement. despite the fact that the
Russians have been advancing steadily
In Galicia. have repulsed the Austro-
German attack before Cracow. hold
part Of the German territory in East
Prussia and were opposing General
Won Hindenburgs advance on War
saw II Is the same in Petrograd. All
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resentatives here as being displessed
with the method used by the Ameri-
cans in delivering over the city. and
as having criticised sharply the fail
ure TO make a formal transfer OF the
various departments.
AsuiIar Raises Flag.
General Aguilar personally raised
the Mexican nag over the municipal
palace at O'Clock tonight. A COM
pany OF infantry was drawn up in
'front.' OF the building during the cere
mony- A large crowd In the plaza
gave prolonged cheers as the national
colors were unfurled.
General Aguilar. in a statement to-
night to the evacuation, said:
am well satisfied that this day
mas ended so peacefully. The Next
cans are pleased to have shown the
whole civilized world today that
Mexico is cultured nation and are
well satisfied With the whole affair.
appreciate the efforts OF the Amerf-
can people and the government which
made IL possible for the occupation to
end this way"
General Carranza will not arrive
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Eneroaeh on international law.
TWO KILLED AS RESULT
or PISTOL sATrLE

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov 2a-RId
strong and Mrs James Mcintosh. wife
or n deputy sheriff are dead as the
result ~ pistol battle between Strong
and Deputy Sheriff Mcintosh near
Jackson. IN Hreathitt county. Ken
lucky. sunday. according 20 report
reaching here to-day Mcintosh. ac-
oordinE 20 tho report. In attempting
20 arrest Strong. met resistance and
the pistol duel followed with the re-
suit that Strong was Instantly Killed
and stray shot penetrated the home
of Mcintosh. nearby. innicting a
wound on Mrs. Mcintosh that later
proved fatal
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LIFE SAVERS DROWNED
IN ATTEMPTING RESCUE
AT WRECKED VESSEL

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-Five
members OF crew OF life savers try
ing TO reach the steam schooner Han
aiei. wrecked on Duxbury reef, nine
miles north OF San Francisco, were
drowned tonight. Two Of the Han
alef's crew were drowned late to-day
while trying to make their way
through the surf with lines. Two pas
sengerr swan to safety.
San FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-rwo
bodies have come ashore from the
steam passenger schooner Hanalei.
ashore on Duxhury reef. a few miles
north OF this city. and there Is little
hope of saving the sixty others OF
the Passengers and crew, according to
reports from steamers standing by
trying to aid. The Hanalefs back Is
broken. II Is said. The schooner was
bound from Eureka, Cal. TO this port.
Two of the Hanalei's boats, upside
down. and life raft also were washed
up on the shelving beach. The schoon.
OF lay few hundred yards of shore,
blanketed in the fog which led her
upon the reef. and which shut off sight
and sound alike. Just at dusk a rift
In the fog revealed a glimpse of the
doomed boat. pounded by the surf.
which breaks over the reef in quiet
weather. The wind brought indistin-
guishable cries from the passengers
and crew.
Fog Most Dense.
The fog was so thick that persons
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CAPTAIN OF KAISER
WILHELM DECORATED
WITH THE IRON CROSS

AMSTERDAM, Nov. %, via
London, 7:4o .. m.-captsin
Aye, Of the auxiliary cruiser
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse,
which was sunk off the west
coast Of Africa by a British
cruiser the latter part Of Au-
gust has been decorated with
the Iron Cross Of the first class.
In a statement made TO the
6erliner Tageblatt, Captain
Aye said he managed TO return
to Germany as a stoker on a
neutral vessel.
a dispatch from Las Pal
mas, Canary Islands, on Novem-
Der 18th. said that ten officers
from the Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Crosse, who were on parole,
had escaped in a Dutch steam
ers They were disguised as
tremen. The men had been
lodged on a German steamer
nnoored In the hsrbor at Las
Palmas.
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the correspondents there declare II Is
certain that Russian numbers must
tell when the Germans have reached
the ground on which Grand Duke
Nicholas has chosen to give them bat
tie
Another Offensive.
While undertaking immense tasks
in the east. the Germans. according tc
all accounts, are preparing to launch
another offensive movement in the
west. Just where this Is TO be. IL
known. OF course. by the general stan
alone. IL Is believed here. however.
that they will make another effort &c
get through to the French coast. and
perhaps at the same time try to force
the line of French fortresses in the
Argonne region.
The Germans have been violently
bombarding Ypres in Flanders. Sois
sons in the Aisne valley. and Rheims.
while they have been making attacks
IN force on the Argonne region. The
French claim that the assaults in the
last named region have been repuIsed.
while the Germans in direct contradic.
ton say that they have been gaining
ground steadily.
Any or all of this activity may be
Intended to divert attention from the
quarter In which the supreme attack
is to be made. but the allies are sure
TO discover scon where they must ex.
pect the next blow. In order to ward
(Contfnued on Pare EfRhtl
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REDUCE EXPENSES
President Wilson 20 Give Matter seri.
Gus consideration-May Adopt
Budget system.

WASHINGTON. Nov % President
Wilson is giving careful consideration
20 means Of reduction of government
expenditure next year because OF the
European war. 10 was learned today.
and is aiming toward n budget system
to coordinate expenditures and in
come.
Mr Wilson plans 10 give more nj.
tenti0n to appropriations hereafter
than he was able 10 do last year be-.
cause ~ the press 81 other business.
Tn his writings before no became
president he advocated r. budget sys.
TEN. including the presence in con
rress of the secretary Of the treasury
90 explain the administration esti.
mates
u d. expected the president viii rc.
fer 90 this question In his forthcoming
message 10 congress.
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SUPREME COURT
REFUSES WRIT OF
ERROR TO FRANK

WASHINGTON, Nov. o.
Attorneys for Leo N. Frank,
under sentence Of death for
the murder Of Mary Phsgsn, a
factory girl, In Atlanta, Ga, In
1918, will carry to other mem
bers OF the supreme court Of
the United States the appliea-
ton for a writ Of error In
Franks behalf which was re-
fused to-day by Justice Ia
mar. This announcement was
made tonight by Mr.. Alesan-
der, OF Franks counsel, who
will remain In WashInaton TO
continue the attempt to oct
Intervention by the supreme
court on the ground that
Franks constitutional riahts
were violated by the fact that
the verdict was rendered dur
ing his absence from the court
room
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AVIATORS RAID SUCCESSFUL

LONDON. Nov %. $40 .. nj,
was announced officially this Afternoon
mat the British aviators who. Satu.
Gay afternoon. raided Frlederichsha
Ten on Lake Constance. report post
tiVeiy that all the bombs thrown by
them reached their objective. and that
serious damage was done 10 the Zen
pelin airship factory.
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GERMAN DESTROYER In COLLISION;
SUBMARINE RAMMED; BOTH SUNK

LONDON. Nov %. Oi.35 D. mJ-
The secretary Of the admiralty an
nOunces that the German submarine
boat U-1s. which was reported on the
north coast ~ scotland this morning.
Was rammed by a British patroliing
vessel and foundered
The patrolling ship rammed tho
submarine ~ ~ % O'Clock this morn
ing. The U-ts was not seen again
Until IN when she appeared on the
surface nying a white haR shortly
after this she foundered just a. the
British destroyer GARY came along
side The destroyer rescued three OF
dcers and twenty three % the sub
marines crew. only one being
drowned
The names of che German officers
captured are Captain Lieutenant Won
iienninr. EnFlneer Lieutenant spren b.
eer and Lieutenant Nuerborger.
The eubmarins boat us ~ the
German navy. was built IN 1912 She
bad a cruising radius of 1000 miles