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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
5IATE MINING ACI
Of NINE TEEN sewn
HELD NULL AND VOID
IMPORTANT MEASURE KNOCKED
OUT BY THE SUPREME
COURT.
new RULING Is ANNOUNCED
Bill Did Not Receive, When Confer
ence Report Was Adopted, But Fir
eeen Votes in Senate-Leave Mini
Inspection High and Dry.
Special to The Herald.

special TO Inc Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. ia ~
cent decision of the supreme court al
Knoxville, practically destroys thu
important state department Of mining
and mine inspection. The court
speaking through Justice Williams,
decided that the act Of 1907 which T.
fected reorganization of the depart
ment and provided the funds neceH.
sary for it's operation and the frs
quent inspection of the coal mines d
the state, was unconstitutional ami
void.
The act in question was attacked
collaterally in case where minS
worker was suing for damages SUP
, tanned in the mines. The validity a
the act of 1907, passed under the frst
administration of Gov. Patterson, waa
attacked upon the ground that upoh
it's third and final passage in the sch
ate it did not receive a constitutions
majority, the journal showing only
fifteen affirmative votes in its favor.
The court held the objection wen
taken.
Prior to the passage of the act of
1907 reorganizing the department of
mines, mine inspection in Tennessee
was not very effective or efficient
The deputy inspectors under the OH
law were underpaid and they did not
have to have the qualifications ro-
quired under the new act. Now THAI
this department has been knocked
out the department is legally In =
most precarious condition and j.
without the necessary funds to car
ry on it's work.
This Is the most dangerous seas6A
in the year in the coal mines, thu
most terrible accidents that have d.
CURED in the state being in the wiz
ter months. For these reasons an e.
fort will be made just rs soon as thN
legislature convenes, to pass joint
resolution tiding the department over
until another statute can be regulat.
ly enacted. There being no politios
in this matter, simply plain one n
simple justice to the miners of Ten-
nessee, a condition that will not al
NIT Of delay without jeopardizinx
their interests, it Is believed that tn
legislature will promptly respond.
1t is believed that should the precb-
dent established by the supremh
court in holding unconstitutional tto
act Of 1907 be followed many other
important acts of the Tennessee leD-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
ARMADAS OF ENGLAND
and GERMAN EMPIRE IN
BATTLE IN NORTH SEA
UPON ISSUE OF THE MIGHTY CONFLICT NOW
RAGING OFF THE COAST OF THE BRITISH
ISLES WILL DEPEND SUPREMACY OF
NORTH SEA, SEVERAL VESSELS OF
BOTH NAVIES ENGAGED

WINS OF SCARBOROUGH AND With ATTACKED BY GERMAN
SHIPS AND ENGLISH MEN o r WAR ARE HURRIED TO THE
REscUE-kINe PETER, OF sERvIA, ENTERS CAPITAL AT
HEAD OF HIS VICTORIOUS TROOPS AMID THE Widest Ac.
CLAIMS OF OVERLOOKED PoPULAcE - FRENCH STATEMENT
DECLARES THAT GROUND HAS GAINED AT MANY
PLACES AND ALL ATTACKS THE GERMANS HAVE BEEN
REPULsED-BERLlN SIMPLY ANNOUNCES THAT SITUATION
is SATISFACTORY IN BOTH THEATRES THE Wharf.-The
RUSSIAN LOSS IN PRISONERS SINCE BEGINNING OF WAR IS
NEARLY HALF
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
CLERKS GET PART
OF XMAS SALES
MAuRY DRY GOODS CO. WILL
SHARE IN THE PROCEEDS OF
NEXT TEN DAYS.

The Maury Dry Goods Company
has inaugurated the custom of giving
their clerks a certain percentage OF
the sales that they make between
tb;. morning at the, opening OF busi-
ness and the close Of business on
christmas Eve day. The money will
ne a Christmas gift to the employees
FOR their fidelity and loyalty during
Eshs psss yakA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News Service.)

PARIS, Dec. 16.-That British war
ships have bombarded the west end
on the Belgian coast is the chief fea-
ture Of this afternoons statement is
sued by the government. 1t is added
that the French have gained some
around and that the German attacks
against the Belgians and French have
been repulsed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News Servies.)

BELGRADE, Dec. 16.-king Peter
and Crown Prince Alexander rode
into the city this morning at the head
Of the victorious Servlan troops.
They were given tumuItous well
come by tho overloyed inhabitants.
There was high mass In tho cathe'
dral.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
TRY PERSUASION
ON THE MEXICANS
GEN. SCOTT APPEALS TO THEM
TO STOP THEIR SHOOTING
ON THE BORDER.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald. ....
WASHINGTON, D. C,r Dec. 1e.-
Secretary Garrison today ordered
Cen. Scott to 30 to Naco and try te
induce the Mexicans to cease sndan
CARING Hyes aas lrepssty cs Anss'
SaaiA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News serviee.)

(Internat1OnaI N0WS SorVlce.)
HULL, Dec. 16.-Refugees arriving
from Scarborough just before noon
state that the bombardment Is still In
progress. The inhabitants are fee
Ing. The report that Germans would
land troops increased their fears. But
some Of the Inhabitants grabbed guns
and rushed to the water front to re-
pei any attempt to land forces. Scar.
borough 10 said to be In flames and
shells are falling around the railroad
station whore large crowds are gath.
cred In an effort to entrain.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News Service.

PETROGRAD, Dec. 16.-A reliable
report says that Japan has offered to
send troops to help tho Russians fight
the Germans and that the offer has
been accepted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18

10000 men of which 10000 we're tax.
en- prisoners. The total number of
wounded Russians captured by the
Germans and Austrans to date Ia
475,o00. 1t is asserted that the Ger
mans are making fine progress in Po.
land and that the situation in the
west is satisfactory.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
BROWN JURY TIED
HARD AND FAST
NOT ABLE TO AGREE, BUT ARE
SENT BACK BY JUDGE
SANFORD.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 16-The
Jury In the Brown case reported It
was unable to agree and was seat
back for further soasissrassm ~
Jr<ss BAafssa
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News Service.)

PETROGRAD, Dec. 16.-All Ger
mans have been driven from the
MlaWa region and the Russian offen-
sive against the Thorn Soldeau line
has been resumed according to offic-
ial report.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18

LONDON, Dec. 16.-A dispatch
from York says that the main Eng
iish and German fleets are engaged
in the North Sea. With was also
bombarded by the German vessels.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-18
international News Service.)

BERLIN, Dec. 16.--An official re-
view issued by the war office stated
that the Russian loss In Poland was
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
AID COLONY FOUNDER DIES
Head Of Tuberculosis Camp Victim Of
White Plague.

Denver, Dec. 14.-Frank Craig,
founder of the Craig colony of Broth.
erly Relief here. died from tuberculo-
sis in his tent in the colony.
When Craig came to Denver from
Columbus, O., he sought health by
living in a tent Soon he shared his
quarters with sufferers too poor to
provide themselves with hygienic sur
roundings and later village of tents
was placed at the disposal of home
less invalids. Expenses which Craig
could not meet were borne by contri-
buttons. He was born in 1877.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
HIGHER PRICES
MARK OPENING
New York Exchange Resumes
Trading in Stocks.
ATTENDANCE VERY LARGE

OF the Eleve, Hundred Members Near.
iy Seven Hundred Were on the Floor
When the Gong Characterization
Tone Shown Despite skyrocket
Advances.
New York, Doe. 1A-The stock OK
change, closed for neasly four and
half months, except for limited trad
ing in bonds during the past two
weeks, has reopened for active trad
ing in stocks. One hundred and nine
ty-two issues were approved by the
governors for trading and activity on
the floor revived memories of big days
ten years ago.
Not. for many years has there been
such throng of brokers on the floor
as that which waited for nearly an
hour for the signal to resume trading.
There are LOO members of the ex-
change and nearly TOO of these were
on the floor. Many Of the others
smiled down, with their families and
friends, from the members gallery.
The visitors gallery also was throng.
ed. Half or more of the hundreds
who gazed down at the unusual scene
we're women.
Market Opens With Rush.
At the stroke of 10 the market
opened with an old time upward swing
that sent the principal issues Whole
points above the rock bottom figures
advance.
There was one feature, however,
that was not at all in keeping with the
activity of the big days Of more pros.
porous times and that was the small
volume of single trades. Most Of the
trading was in blocks Of 100 to SOC
shares and much 81 it was in blocks
of less than ten shares.
Notwithstanding skyrocket advances
over the minimum trading seemed to
assume cautious tone. The greatest
gain noted was one Of more than rs
points by General Motors. Texas
company stock came next with a rise
of IS points above the minimum, and
many more active issues. such as LIE
high Valley, Tennessee Copper, Ameri
can Beet Sugar and Central Leather
showed gains from 81 to 10 points.
Trading was only for cash. In this
way the governors sought to curb
speculation-and succeeded, though it
was believed at the expense of the
volume of trading.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
Woman Given Heart Balm.

Napoleon. n. D., Dec. 14.--suins for
$4,000 Mrs. Eva Mott was awarded a
judgment of $1,5OOs against Helen
Goehring, charged with alternating the
affections Of the husband Of the plain
tiff. Rott is register of deeds. The
father OF Miss Goehring Is county
treasurer and the defendant was his
chief DEPUTY.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
CHICAGO Crime Increases.

Chicago. Dec. 14,-There we're 1870
murders committed iii Chicago this
year, an increase of Seventeen over
1913, according to report from the
municipal courts. Robberies also
showed an increase of 500 over last
year, 1856 having been committed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
Fire DESTROYS 10000 EGGS.

Mandan, N. D., Dec. 14.-Fire start
ing from a defective fiue DESTROYED
the Mandan warehouse Of the Bis
marck Commission company, causing
. loss Of nearly $1,000. The building
contained 10000 dozen eggs and /
largo supply of butter
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
SENATE DEMOCRATS MEET
Favor Giving Appropriation Bills Right
Of Way.

Of Way.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE legisla
tive program for this session of con.
gress was up for discussion at a
caucus Of senate Democrats. The con.
ference was called at the instance of
the Democratic steering committee Of
the senate, with the object of fran
ing the program to avoid the neces
sity for an extra session after March 4.
Measures which the caucus was to
include in the legislative program on
the recommendation Of the steering
committee were the government ship
purchase bill. conservation bills and
the Philippine BILL
Another recommendation was that
appropriation measures be given right
Of way and speedily passed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14

A want ad Will sell it for you.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10
SIC Srlqncaen Yafus.
tlebcr bic Oriuiunnug ocs RObOls I'M
ihOliden Hnflaub.

tleber bic 0eiuiunnug bcs ROb6ls in
iiiolihen GnilauD.
90 Die 9|eitrebungen Der STANDARD
Oil 60, Elm 9etrpleummonopoI duty
fir Oas 8eutI9e aei9 ein3ufibren,
gum 3ieIe fibren perosu, pas tpirb
Il. a. oabon dbbdngen, Oh es m0gIif
fein miro, Die SelberIorgung unter
llmitdnoen aud Dbne ober pi0tr Den
Geltruit iider ait itelIeH. Die ruff
Ife petroleuminouitrie, bic ii6 in
8utu fon3entriert, ipielt babel cine
grobe ROne.
8as in 8dtu gelponnene Rpb0i
felt cine ttstoie (oidfliftgt, bel
Dur9faaenoem 2idte rotbraune, 5ei
auffaQsnoem @riin fllores3ierenoe
5lHFiqteit Dor. Gs 1T Elm fe9r
fompleres 6emii9 BON aoblenpais
ierItOffen. Die Rdffination oieies
aob0ls berubt lebtgli9 auf 9eltiqas
tion ulO duf Iaurer unb altaliTder
Waihung Der 0eItiaate bebufs GHts
fernung gebiloeier 5ettIduren. 9ie
gerponnenen Deitildte Iino fplgenoe:
Benign, 5 Bis 10 9ro3.; 9eroIin, 27
bis 40 pro3.; SolatDl, 5 Bis 10
qroS.; Riditduoe, Sc Bis so gro3.
Sn 8atu fno ss ausi9IteBIiA
obertertiGre Sdidten, Sic auf getros
Ieum alIsgebeutet fporOen; fe finb
iebr mdhtig. Mdn fam nit Si6ers
belt cine gan5e Qn3dbl betannter
0el6ori3onte feitlegen. Stets iinb
ss me6r ooer peniger feline Ganoe
BON tpeni9en bis 60 unb me6t sguB
Md9tigteit, ole foIde Sori3onte oars
ite0en. Die 8obrfel0er BON gdtu
iinO Die tlafii9e Gtdtte Der sSontd.
men. 8eim Grbo6ren aetpiHer Sels
bori8pnte, Defenders an Gteaen, no
oieielben nett bsrum nod ni4t atge.
8apIt tpuroen, ergieBt Ti9 inter Oons
nernbem Gspoiier nro Gr8ittern Der
groe Sel uno Sano in inniqer Mlis
ihung in u~ngebeurtn Mengen aus
Dem 9obrIo9, ooer fe iperoen fpobl
gar 5unoerte BON Mstsrn in Die 2uft
gei9Ieuoert. Ni9t feIten fperoen BEL
Der @efpaIt oes AusbruGes, bic nas
Der Spaunirait Der unter
grobem Druid in SeI gelOiten SAFE
gn%tltebung beroantt, goBrgsrd=
te. 8obrturm unO audi wobl Elm gros
Ger gsil Der 6iittsrmng oss gObrs
lohes lotal 3erltDrt.
Die erite in 9atu erbohrte Qnene
Ipur0e 1873 erfdlOFen. I'm Eid) mar
Iis. in gergIeia nit Osn fpdttr g.s
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10

| BIC RoIsn an BrdulslH guremanl
thidtn.A
.Sanohll Dirb panttli9R beIorgi
Der 6err GiOslius miro nit uns gu
fritom leinl"
Limb 5rGuItin Miebs audi" mrrr
meItt 9sRno - ipibbubii6 Id6elnl
por fd Pin uuo eins.
als ih am anoern Mittna nod
9dnie tam. lag idoH Elm Brief 81
iiit MID Der non 9sliptrop ouftstC
unb Ole ShiltaIen 9. ". trug.
Surrai Tsr 8ani iir meine AZ.
Male 9limtniprahenibee. Sitsr.
lih mtbielt Ger Brief cine einIa.
0ung fir mid CUR @eburtsiaesfsiey
ooer Su mor9tu 5u eintm aiisfluQ,
coer gum Ste o0er - ole M0qlths
,eitsn tparsu gar niat ale aus3loens
ZEN Dor 5reuot bate ib mir lelbit
lie 6Gno Oritsn un6 eratuIisren ms
gen.
9erru II 9. 6ioeltus, !Sier.
SD bate pirili6 ui6t aeOadt, oaB
Sie iia eiHen oerortigsn unpahenOen
Sdtr3 nit elmer Dame erlauben piirs
Den. Dab i'd uad fold elmer llndrt auf
oos 8et9niigsn Sbrer Deitsren 9e.
lannti1dft oe.Jidte, III mob! ieIbits
reritdnoli6.
llebrigens Gin ib niht so. ion.
0ern Is Sabrs ali.
glit Der SbnsH gsbiibreuosn
a6tung
Wiebe gurgmann.
Sdtt. metn Batter mid pISbIid
enterbt, i'd mare niht msbr ess
i@rodeu gepsien. 0as mar alio Der
Grfols metre. granOiOIsn S0ee. a5s
gebliBt! &lsaoig a~bgebIibt! un0
'parum2
2onge bIisb mir Scr gruno meis
mes glibsrfo!9ss Gin RbIterium, biz
am grItsn cine Re6nuna 9es
SIumenhdnoltys 6etam iiber 30.
Rofen.
Wleinem RtraIen genno nitrSe i'd
Dtr5iehm baben, aber .r 1T
bonn Gdidiai iebr idnsr befr9f.
'9oroen, 0enr gsnno bat uniere Ia.
pri3ioie 2iebitaft nirtli6 CUR 5rau
tttommeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10
1tr lssts sans.

Dom 9oiier Ritoldus /. sr3Gbtt
man iid foIgenoe qnttoote. Sin
Cffi5ier ieines 2ei6garoe. Reqiments.
oer auBer ieinem @ebalt fe!ne petit
nidren g2itteI beiab. Oennr6 obsr
Wlltter unO S6psfter gu er6uIten
bate, DerIegts i9 ouf fGriftheaeris
f4e proouttionen un0 itrieb msiit
laanige Qrtitel fit ,SourndIe. bic Fh
zines grnBen 2sieytreiies erfreuten.
Bel elmer Rsbus lieb ii9 Der aaiisr
Den i6riftiieqernoen Gffi3ier borftels
len unb frngte Jpn, narlm cr tein
9roberes 4ert i9riebe2 ,Denn en-.
W}diefidt geruhten, bic 8soitation ans
%3unebmeH, piirot i9 baIo sinen Der
Ieger fir cine gr0bere Idrlititeaeriids
Qrbeit finoen", a~utfportete Der Diff
8ier. Der &diier CAB nun Die grs
ldubni5, uno nod einigsH MoRaten
pHr0e inn Der eriie Tell zines Ros
mans inn Pradteinbanb BON Dem
Offi3ier iiberreint.
6ierauF IieB Der Raiier ebenfaas
eintn 8udeinbono Derfertiqen, leots
Itatt bes g%eoradteu Sn6aits cine Nm.
neiIun5 bon taulsno RubeI an feline
aafIe pineiu unb befa9I, oiefes Dem
Cifi3ier sin3ubdnoigen. 9alo bars
auf erbieIt Der &aifer ben 3ipeiten
8anb oss Romans pisoeI in einem
gra9tbaub. Rad Ginger 3eit fano
mieoer cine aspue fat, uno Der 4ais
fer fragte ben Offi3ier: .glun, ME
bat Sbnen mein Nert gefduen2"
Sang berrli6r. eripioerts Der 8es
tragic, bic @efdidte Der 2iterotur
aLer 3eiten bat tsin beIieres nlf3us
peifen; nur", iebte er idi6tern bins
gu, ,ipdre Die 5%ortieBung bat0 gu
nlni6en." Der aaiier sntfernte iid
Id4elho, lieB tpieoer sinen foI1en
q rddteinbanb dnfsrtigen, Iegte cine
4nipeifung BON 1900 gtubel binetn
urb iiberIanote Dies Dem OEfi5ier.
aber itanb duf benz fiiden
Oes ginbunbes: o3neiter attO Iebtsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10
geiue6c. Griat bnrd aantiduf?

Die erItaunlifen 9irurgi1hen @nts
oedungen oes 5ran3oIen garrel iirO
nod i'm Mittelpuntte Der 0istuFion;
ME man peiB, 1T es ibm geluneen,
4autteile, Die totem Ulaterial ent-
ncmmen paren, ouf DunOen 3uy
Qernddiung 3u bringeu. Sin bsoeu.
TENDER 69ritt iiber Garrel binaus
lit jebt Dem aeiter Oes !5pIpitaIs in
Gergamo, StaIisn, qrof. 0apio lits
iat gelungen. 5iel9i bemertte cine
demiide @erponOtl6aft spufen
Gummifdpdmmen rno prganiiden,
Gefpebe, oer5ufolge cine 9ernd6fun3
eer beiosn 8eItanoieile ii9 pbnt
G6pierigteit bepertiteaigen lGBr.
Die in bisIer Hi9tung angeiteaten
9eriu6e fibrten al 10 ii6errai6ens
Den aeiultaten, DAP man geru0e3d
BON einem GtfdB bes msuf6Ii6en
Our9 aautidut ooer nil
0em Grfinber bon oneusm 6Ieifh"
ipre9en fam. S9on iebt i6eint
FeIt3uiteben, OaB Der Grfinoune 5ie.
fdis cine grOBe 3utunft bef6ieoer
lit, Il. a. geldng es, Die Operation
Ger geiiieRbriide gang ~auBerorOent.
lld 3u Dersinfaden. lIebsroies sr,
hOfft prof. 5isI9i i'm aautfdut ets
men paHenoen GrlaB nibt alfein fir
gDethteile, fonoern aud fir arobs
stnr6en g~efunoeH su baben, 81 Oer;n
llmbiidung es bsripenoet tDerbsa
Die 6eiluugfn JieIdis babsu
Oas azOHts SntsrsiIs srrsas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-10

6ffneten, mar un6eotuien6, troBbem
~lieferte lie 70 beoeutenoe Mengen, oaB
Der 9reis .oes Rob5Is bon As ouf 5
aopeten fir oas quo fisl. llebers
baupt 5eigt iih gerdoe fci Der Yetros
leumgepinnung, DAB bes Stgens
aud Ill bel neroen fam uRo Dag
Der Jran5oie nit ae9t ons DDrt
nembarras be ri9efie", 8erIegsnbsis
ten, ole Der Reidtum nit iih brtngt.
geprdgt bat. @ls nGmIid einiae
Sabre ipGter bic beriibmte Drugbas
fontdne erbo9rt lpuroe, ertrGntte ii9
bu9itdbIi9 ole gauge @sgeno in Sci.
Ganse 3eit I~ieferte iie tdgli9 100000
puo, i'm @an3en, ebe Der QusfIuB
aufb0rte, 30 Mtaionen. llno mas
mar Gle s5olge2 Die ungliidli6en
@liidlidsn, benen Die Auelle qe60rte,
muBten ibr llnteruebmen auigebsn,
Oenn pa iie auf cine Iol9e 5iiae aud
nidt i'm entferntsiteu por6ereitet ipas
rem, alio audi nidt @nitaIten gu il.
rer aufnabme unb 9ergung getrDTs
fen batten, 70 nurOen lie BON Den
8runobeIibern, oeren aano unter
Sel geieBt tpurbe, nit elmer HieIens
5aBl bon S4aoensriabaniprii4en bes
ba6t.
Der Gan blie6 ni6t DereinseIt.
1886 erbobrte man in elmer SieIe
bon ettpa 236 Metern cine auele,
bic NIT u~ngebeurer Mu6t berpors
brad uno finen Observation-Disclosures
bon einigen bunosrt Metern biIOes
te. gidtiirlid giug Der 8obrturm nit
In Die 2uft uno bas SeI ergoB Iid
iiber Die gauge rmgebung. SeIbit In
Dem 5 &iIomeisr entfernten 8atu
Duroen StrdBen un6 SGuIer nit ets
mem Sd9en G9lamm Don Sci un0
SanO beosdt. Die GeIerooire reihs
ten nidt i'm min0elten aus, lno eis
ne Menge Petroleum, man fdGbt es
nuf 100000 quo pro Sag, flob ins
Mesr. 90 cling es bdufig. IS adb
genlig Jontdnen, Die Bis 3u 20 Mils
lionsn PUB Iieferten. dbsr nur, Elm
9eil oaDon lam ben gsiibern suaute,
Der dnoere ging psrloren. 1reiIin
bat man aus oieIen UprfGaen qes
Isrnt, unO cine oeutide 5irmo, Ste
in Der bortigen petroleuininbuFrie
cine fiibrenoe Role IpieIt, Iudt Ste
erbObrung BON 5ontGnen m0aIidif
81 Dermeioen iinO besniiet fd nit
itttigsn G6roerung Our9 Sd0s
pfen. Il
Die 3undbme Der 5dle bon
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n ben 9erDauaHgsOreautn.
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fIeinen 5ran3 oft gsiogt, er IOlle reGt
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Stor9 aid elm 9rii5er6en brirqer.
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Gin.
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nun bin i4 Dobl gu artig gene
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bat mir iemano er3dbIt, sr lsi Bel Der
8e60roe nm cine Namen8dnberunc
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nm iuieoer areOit 5H Eriegen. CT
miro bolt OIL ben aposrn Mamen aa@
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Qu6 bei gferoeu tretsn oerpiIis
augentrantbeiten auf, bic Is rotipens
Dig MAIDEN, Elm Qrge 6eraussuneb.
men, um oos dnosre gu erbuIten.
Ga4 Der Central 3eitung fir 0ptit
uno Re6anit 1T man nun felt eini~
ger 3eit bel pertboqen 2~urrgpfers
Dtn Oa3u ibergegaugen, in foI6em
5ale on Stele oes 6erausgenommes
men Elm tiinftIi9ss 4uge ein3uisBsn.
Tim oa0urd cine gntFelluna Oes
IusIebens 3u ber6iiten. Dele uns
augen tDeroen aus @lds, qor=
5slan ooer 5orn berTsrtigt. Qm &c.
lien aber eignet fid fir ben GrIaB
9uttaperdd D0er gbcnbols. Die
Haddbmung 1T oonn 70 tduf6eno,
boB Der 2aie in pielen 5daen oas
tiinfIihe huge ielbit in ser 0dbe bot
einem natiirliden ni6t unterIdeioen