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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

The city has been advertised By BOOB
tets. leaflets. postcards and In varlou
journals ana uagazincs. The semi-cer
tcnnial ltcratu e. sent out in great quar-
utles was a. me bit OF boosting 10
W h~eliug The National Magazine q
Boston. devoted its december number I
Nest virginia, and Wheeling was we
featured ia the text and pictures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Ihe membership has been well main
tanned during tine year without any spe-
cal ttWpaiLu. ami "a - have on our rolls
800 members in every line OF business
dno INDUSTRY aud iu all professions. our
roster contains "a very representative list
or the men who 10 things iu this com
munity. but there are many not tdouti-
hed with us who should be-. and "A con-
tcrtcI effort. should be made this Fprtn..
o. ado them 90 our members1ip. Burfng
the past year the board lost by death o.
y. vance, VINO has always supported TIC
organization. Louis D.. StifcI. long the
able and popular secretary OF the Dollar
savings q fruSt company. and vi. L.
scnne, a south Side business man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

Mime SIurr llud. tht fam.u. COME
r1aer and fhr only woman Ir fr.
Irifrd states tn receive fnr sold rne.IlI
fHr merit from King UnntHu OF Nurv.t.
NFrlHfFH Chat rho VIII hfruIu. . f...Y.
Der of tnc seventh Ward AuAuIaty or.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

annual meeting. \ few suggestions as
~ re coming year may be pdrdoned. a.
49, uope Tor excellent conditions
WIZ imp ,rtant legislation out OF the
way anu W heeliug il certain 10 :. -.
share of good times. set -
We want a Greater Wheeling. with n
simpler and better form az " III a
- lhat wheeling and ITS suburbs ma !,
things. anu pet'ef
We expect the solution OF In. ot,,..-
non problem. upon which so much ,s,,rL,
az been done. ana every good citizen
the community in this in-,orts,, g, e %
Ter. Which demands enthusiasm and .
operation all along the line
We need more parks ana pIavprou,,ds
lor Nheeling for the health ana hap.,,-
ness OF young and old. and. while aciion
49, ~ Dt 'akcn now. the Greater CT,
of this problem. u''''
We want more industries in Wheeling
anu the Wheeling district and ev.r,,
citizens should make ia mis- busi,,s.e =.
DOCS, the city and district wherever nc
Ne need more street improve,,,.-,,,.
ana better fire protection Ia our schools
anu should use all prOrert efforts FOR
We are planning q ''Nade-ln-yy-beeli,....
Opposition TO advertise our wares AZ
nome and abroad and every good citi-
.Sn should put his shoulder to the
We want flood protection for Wheel
ing ana should try to united on "A Milan
70 WIZ hllllk IT as soon possible
We may get all Of these things by
WORKING together and I hope the comma,
year may see many abuudantly realized
The board OF trade has been "a rr.ar
FACTOR Tor good iu all the years of its
existence ana may still do greater
things. The past year 10 has had the
cooperation Of the mayor. county com
nissloners gnd other officials and 1
know voice the sentiment or our mem
bcrs ~ expressing our appreciation. This
is as 10 should Doe. for We are aII work
ing FOR tue same end. and while the
board may suggest and urge many gooa
Things the aid OF our city and county
government BIZ necessary To- carry them
through. The association has had ti,a
services or many able and public-spirft-
ed citizens among its officers. directors
aud members who have worked uusei-
hs1lN. and I wish TO thank them a. the
executive secretary for their courtesy
and cooperation. without which my hest
EFFORTS would be- futile President IT.
vine. who has given valuable service as
our executive head. deserves your CON
hdencc. and We may an hope. with good
reason. that his second year may ue
o. successful a. his first.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-17

,,..,,. tFrom Judge)
Willie met with merry Nillv.
In the season that was sillV
And they wandered wilIv-nfily
ON the sands.
At the outset she Was chilly
As becomes proper nllv.
And continued so until ne
Held her hands
Mitly learned TO call him Billy
When the lights weer calm ana stiiiv
As they strolled the roadway hiiIy
Quite alone.
Ana ne christencd her his Lily
he Suen urli
""u,ant rest TIL maiden MiIIy
Vowed him own.
summer nearly over Willie
PROMISED he would send a bIlIe,
lleuN to Milly'S domicil-ee
with some chink
20 mat she might nv to- PhilIv
nhu analgamate with Billy
W III willie keen his promise9 NN-itt -
"oh mink A Walter lifting.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14
Auto News
Past Week

Mr.. C. 8. Holmes Of Salt Lake
City has been in town selling stock
for a dil,gible light for automobiles.
The thing looks very good. The
lights turn from the steering gear
and keep in front Of the car all the
time.
Mr.. Martin, salesman for the Og-
den Paint and Glass Company was
in the city this week and sold the
Blair Motor Company a car load of
lubricating oil for this summers use.
DR.. States of Preston came to
town on Sunday and drove his new
Buick home. He was mucn pleased
with the car.
]. P. Griffin, Morgan Knapp and
w. o. Johnson of the Utah Idaho
Auto Company, s. H. Blair, Roy
Kimball and A. 8. Meserve Of the
Blair Motor Company and ]. H.
Shaw Of the Studebaker Company
will 60 to Salt Lake City next week
to attend the Intermountain Auto
Show.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14

The Blair Motor Company unload
ed a car of Bucks last Wednesday.
Mr.. Seth Blair who has been on
the sick list Is out again and will be
his old self in few days.
Roy Kimbal delivered Ford au.
tomobile in Tremonton this week.
Mr.. A. e. Cranney has broken
ground for the addition to the Blair
Motor Company building. This will
give them much needed space. The
addition will be the same sized build
ing as the present one.
Mr.. w. o. johnson Of the Utah
Idaho Auto Company who has been
covering the state for his company
is back in Logan looking after mat
ters here. w. o. is a hustler.
Peter Nielsen has exchanged his
old e. M. F. automobile for a new
Studebaker Six.
Jim Duffin the Studebaker man, is
in townlookin g after the interests
Of the Studebaker Company.
Harry Shields has taken the place
Of Grant Bateson who has gone to
Salt Lake to learn the vulcanixins
business.
Mr.. William H. Loman Of this city
has opened . garage and supply
house In Preston. We Hope Bill
will do well. There 10 Q good neld
about Franklin county.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14

ty shows that work has been prose
cuted with extraordinary diligence
and gratifying results.
The 200 foot double compartment
shaft has met not only the approval
Of the deputy state mining inspec-
tor but his unstinted praise. The
drift running east from the 200 foot
level has passed the 100 mark and
is now near the east vein and when
this is cut, drifting on the vein to
the north and south will be the next
work.
The report Of the noted expert,
John T. Jones il most reassuring al
though no surprise to the manage
ment. The bedrock Of the rich pla
Ger grounds which were worked for
years on the east and west Of the
Big Six No. will be reached at
the 500 foot level, the mine will offer
three opportunities for Simultaneous
work on the west drift from THE 100
foot station where rich ore has been
encountered, on the 200 foot drift
stopping the east vein where the ore
is believed to be still richer and last
~ above the bedrock where Mr..
Jones believes will be found the
richest Of all. ~
The management Of the company
IL above criticism. Expenditures have
been moderate in view Of the large
amount Of work done and economy Is
practiced in every detail. There Is
a splendid spirit of enthusiasm
among officers and even the miners
now employed have become stock
holders. AIttoJ
Many Of you are large holders OF
stock and 1t is advisable that you
keep in touch with the progress OF
the mine, either by visiting the Big
Six No. 8 where you will receive a
hearty welcome or at the office Of
the company where the latest news
from the property is always access
ible. Yours truly,
| Goodwin and Van Pelt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14
With The Society Circles

Mrs. H. J. Dewitt entertained
with a Kensington on Wednesday af-
ternoon. The rooms were brighten.
ed with carnations. A feature of the
afternoon was musical numbers rem
dered by Mrs. Linnartz, Miss Emma
Linnartz and Miss Underwood. lie
licious refreshments were served.
Miss Gladys Dewitt and Miss Anna
Linnartz assisted the hostess. Those
present were Mrs. Rennebohn, Mrs.
Hyrum Hayball, Mrs. Henry Hayball
Mrs. A. II. Palmer, Mrs. Ariel Pat
mer, Mrs. Frank Earl, Mrs. John
Mortimer, Mrs. Linnartz, Miss bright
Miss Underwood, Misses Emma and
Anna Linnartz.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14
Athletic
Carnival
vNeIIsviiIe Huskies To Pull on
Wrestling and Boxing Bout
On the 18th OF This
Month

On February 10 at Wellsville some
of the huskies expect to pull OF an
athletic carnival in the shape OF
wrestling and boxing contests. Some
very likely material has been brought
together including such able Crap
pliers as Bill barley Of Wellsville,
who has had considerable experience
on the mat and Dave Jones, middle
weight champion at the Agricultural
College and he too will put up q
snappy battle.
Less Worley Of Logan and Billy
Hamp Of Wellsville will mix u for
four rounds. These two will have
an eight ounce glove on each hand
and of course It Is not expected that
either will hurt the feelings of the
other, but the audience can expect
to get q good exhibition In the SCI
ence Of boxing.
NIL Baugh and Lon Woodward, two
rathletes Of Wellsville whom the
sports of that place think are well
up in boxing. will give four round
preliminary. These three events
should be a good card for the open
Ing OF spring athletic carnivals in
the valley. 1t Is usually up to Wells
VILE to start these events and the
, opening one would seem to be jus,
what the fans want.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14
NOTICE

On Sunday evening at 1880 p. m.
the following program will be rem
dered I'm the Second ward meeting
house:
Vocal Solo,. Miss Bernice Howells
Talk, Pure Religion ..............
90. Prof. N. A. Peterson Of A. G.
Solo ............. Miss Virginia Cox
The public is cordially invited
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF ~
LYNN BIG SIX MINING CO

At the request CT your directors
we submit the following report:
Under the general management OF
President Marshall and Superintend-
ent Of Mines. James b. Allen, our
latest information from the proper.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Linford I
are visiting in Salt Lake.
Mr.. R. s. Campbell spent the
week in Salt Lake City.
Miss Harriet Smith returned from
Salt Lake City on Monday.
Mr.. Earl stoddard of lie Grande,
Oregon is visiting here.
Mr.. Charles Nibley of lie Grande
spent the week here.
Mss Nellie Adams spent Sunday
at Hyde Park.
DR.. and Mrs. e. @. Peterson are
spending the weekend in Salt Lake.
Miss Margaret Nibley returned on
Monday from months stay at Ocean
Park.
Mr.. Lewis Cannon Of Salt Lake
spent the early part Of the week
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howells and
children have returned home from
California.
Miss Mary Young came up from
Brigham City on Wednesday to at
tend the midyear ball.
On Monday evening Mrs. H. J. De
Witt entertained at dinner in honor
of Mr.. Dewitt's birthday annivers-
! airy. The table was graced with ros-
es and covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Asa Bullen entertained at
dinner on Wednesday afternoon. The
table had for a centerpiece a large
bowl of violets. Covers were laid
for eight.
4 The U. A. c. woman's club met
this week with Mrs. F. E. Clark.
Miss Elizabeth Smith gave an inter.
esting discussion on A Man Made
World. The hostess served tea.
II The Seniors Of the U. A. G. gave
a dancing party last Saturday even
ing at the Smart gymnasium to which
the student body and faculty were
guests of the evening. Refreshments
were served.
The Clio Circle met on Wednesday
with Mrs. G. @. Smith, Mrs. Lettie
Marshal accompanied by Mrs. Clay
ton gave a vocal solo. Miss Flor
ence Shamhart gave Elizabeth Bak
er's drama Chains. The hostess
served tea.
Last Saturday about thirty friends
of Mr.. Clarence Goodwin pleasant.
surprised him. They gathered at hi
home early In the evening each CUES
being masqued and representG;
some character which made mucl
merriment and fun. Refreshent
were served.
I The Sorosis girls entertained witt
FIVE hundred party on Thursda
evening at the Eccles' home on Cen
ter street. The party in all Of it
appointments was carried out in tn
Valentine scheme. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
The midyear ball given on Wedne>
day evening by the students of tn
/ B. Y. C. at the auditorium wa
one of the delightful affairs of tn
season. The large hall was decor
ated with innumerable red hearts
carrying out the valentine idea. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Nephi Carlson entertained a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-14

For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Pain cannot stay where 1t Is
used - Advertisement.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
@Qe 6prts lett gefaQen.

2on6on, II. Sft. - Die Scar
CON *lgentur mel6et orabtlos aus
&erlin, sort lei amtli6 befannt ge=
geben mor6en, 6oB aue Sorts BON
9(1rtlperpen ii6 iebt in 6en &an0en
Ser Deutiden beftn6en. Das @oupt=
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geb0roen 6urb @ermittl1tng 5es
am1erifonilden @eionoten Elm Nlan
ser be%0euten01ten ard)tteftoniiden
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6ieier &arten erm6glibten es bie
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Montmente eeidont muroen. Die
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on6ere 0ffentli6e @ebd1t6e peridom
blieben. Nadoem Sic 9eltti6en Sic
Sorts 5um @dtpeigen gebrodt bat=
ten, ben11bten lie MIR nod fleinere
@ei9iite, Sic einen berbdltniBmaBig
geringen Sda6en anri6teten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Cine E%roflamatipn.

u III nj, II. Oft. - 9em
9iiro miro iiber Mmlter=
0am berihtet, 0aB General Ser ST.
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Proclamation erlalien bat, in Ser er
Ben 8iirgern Sdub bon 2ebe1t un0
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fein0l eliger @al1olungen entbalten.
Musibreitungen f0nnten lei6t So
fiibren, 0ab Sic berrlide
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Ser gr6ange telegraph Cont
panp miro beridtet, 0aB Nrin6
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lten oeutiben Sffi5iere mor, sic in
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

Jbeilllabn1e an Ser 5elleolftion n1o
fir sic pielen gelpeii lie treuer 2lebe
l1nb 9l11bdnglidfeit.
Ma6 Mufbe6ung Der Iafel begu6en
iid sic boben @al te per Mutontobil
no6 ser ct. Marti11s Mbtei 5u 2acep,
INN ii9 ol1r9 einen Beiud) nit Sen
Mnlugel1 l1ro @ebaulidfeiten Ser Mb=
tel pertraltt gu MAIDEN.
ct. M}artin lit Sic 5lpeite Io4ter
ser beriibmten ct. Sobannes Mbtei
BON Gouegepile, Minn. Mbt OSpalo
itebt inn be1ten 9ebensalter, bat auf
6em @ebiete Ser Sdule un0 Ser Seel=
forge grobe grfabrungerl gemo6t uro
lid piele gerbienl tie ertporben. St
miro NIT fe1ter ober mil6er @an6 Sen
@irteni tob fiibren. M0gen a1e Sic
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gebeten Ser Stride uno in 0en Ins=
lproden e1tbalten naren, iomie per
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lung geben 1tro Mbt Ssmal6 BON ct.
Mortin cine langiobrige, iegensrei6e
MirfIam1feit be19ieoen fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
&rtegSma@rt@tem
Mmt,ucrpcm 9cfaQen.

Berlin, ii. Sft. = Ser amt
lide oe11tlde @eridt iiber Sic Git
lpabme BON 9(nt1perpen lautet folgel1=
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am %. Steptember gegen 6ie ai1bere
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Der ml1rben oie eriten Sorts I'M
Stltrm ge1ommerr. Ser Slug Nstbe
pur0e bon 0elttider Snfanterie un0
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idritten. Mm Z. Sftober mur6e Mnt=
lperpen 6apon benadridtigf 0aB Sic
geidieB1tng Ser eigentli6en 6eitung
beborltebe. Sic 8elbieBung began1
ont 8. Sftober I'M 1890 morgens;
gleid5eitig wltroe Elm Mngriff auf
sic Snrenforts unfernommen. Sim 9.
Sftpber lpur6en 5tpei Ser S%1r1enforts
gerlon1n1e1r. Inn 2:3O nodmittagS
lpltroe sic @ta0t M%ntperpen bon oelt=
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orrh anerfonnt> oaB er General pom
8eleler Sen Or6en Sour le Mertt
perlieb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Sn scr Sd)lucis hat cine 3eituno

Sn Scr Sdrueis hat cine 3citmma
&ailer @ilbclm uno Teutidlano ols
oen Trieoensitorer Gurppas, als Sos
2ullo ol1aegriffel1, ma5 SEN fl1rd)tba=
rem @eltfrieg acknowledgements babe.
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tralitat perlete. Sci uns IN Mmerifa
lit man anoerS. Gie engliide Trel(e
faln idreiben, ipas lie min 11n0 mie
lie lpiQ. Ssn @aibington frabt fein
Sabn oarnad).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Gantf in Ejtcubc.

9onoon II, 12. Oft. = Son Siten=
Sc aus la1ttet cine Icpeide an Sic
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berridt cine grobe Spo1unung iiber
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be esen," erfldrte General bon Suit
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p0lferung BON Slte1t0e in cine Tonif
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lid)e Molle. Sic marfen am Conner
ltog mebr OILS $50 8omben III Sic
Sta0t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Rest nah %crbun.

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M1tperpen jeet fret ge&por0el1en
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lpiiroc, 10 lit nod lrid)t geiogt, oob
oon1it Scr oclltid]e @ormarib abloll1t
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Die ii6er Qunoun fpmmen6e Scr

.~tt uUSl SuuuUu lu4lt@ttSttuI OSA-
finer Mel0ung, a11 "a. September
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Ibeil Ser in S%ltpreuBen IN @efangen=
idaft %geratbenen &ulien. gs miiiien
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ma1oant bon 2iitti6. Die Gerbiin6e=
ten tpiiroen ltd pobrldeinlid frel1en,
menn tie MIR Sen 5ebnten Sbeil at
@efangenen %a11f5nmeiien batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Saris IN scr Mcibc.

Non0 SO H. ~. Oft. = Io5 5utlte
Tlltg5cltg freiltc iiber Scr &atbeOrale
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ser biid)oflide Yaloit licgt, uieoer.
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Seil1e 1abe ser Motre Ian1ez8riide
gei0e uSauben" flogen labr nie6rig.
Nad)oem Sic 6lieger ib1e 9ontben
perlbollen batten, ltiegen Tie idneu
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Scr geget1mQrtig i1 SoQano befiuo=

Scr g%egel1martig ia @olano befi1o=
liden belgiiden Jlubtlinge 6etrdgt
nad elmer Sbaeung 0es @aagcr aor=
re- ponOenten ser grdange Ielegrapb
So. bereits mebr ais 100000. Sic
nie0erldnoiiben 9eb0roen iilro in
orge @erlegenbeit geiett ourd Sen
ir1lrer nod ar1baltenoen 3u5a1g BON
gelgiern. 0a sic Giienbabn SEN Ser
febr nidt bemaltigen fam, miiiien
Saaien0e 6liidtlinge auf 6abrge=
legenbeitcn an ser @rense marte11.
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Sunncnlidjt lit ser sub fit

Mifrobcn u1ro aranfbeitsfeime, Sod
>pcnn oieielhen iid int 9lute befin=
Den, fa1n es Tie nidt erreide1r.
Iorl1i'5 glpenfrauter ideioet Sic
misunderstanding aus oem @ll1te aus.
2ieS Seillnittel bat cine i11tereiiante
@elhldte. Cine 3eitidrift uno Elm
Siidlein, poaltanbige geidreibu1g
nro NlSfunft ettbaltero, tper0en fret
an jeoer geididt, ser feline M0relle
einienoet. Man i6reibe an 81. 9eter
6abrnep & Cons g., 1876 so.
@opne Mbe., Chicago, sssn.
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Spbc 3cdje at sablen

2on0o11 II, -. Oft. = Del1.i6=
lan0 bat Ser Sta6t Mntmerpen cine
&rieqsfontributipn bon 20 Miuio11e1t
Efur1o sterling o6er 100 Mi1ionen
Collars auferlegt. Ser felt 3pei
Monaten 0ol1ern0e &rieg fat iolde
@erbeerungen in 8elgien a1rgeri6tet,
6aB cine @l1ngersnotb an btelen Or
ten orobt. gm ldlimmiten iino Sic
3ultd16e 1T 9riiilel.
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mleoer e1l1por l1lrO el1tgingen Sen STINT
N1rgriff p%prgebenoen fra1150iiihen
Suftl6iffen. Ius cine bel1tide Slug
5eltg lieb Elm 1dib1den nit fplgeaoer
oel1tider Snidrift berl1nterflattern:
~@ir baben Antmerpen gerom11en,
lebt fpn1mlt SIR balo an Sic NeiDe.~
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ia1lote 0e1n &aiier cine elrtbuiiaitiide
Iepei6e, lpelde 6omit bea1tt1portet
muroe, 0aB &aiier @ilbelm ieinem
|Sobn nnD General BON 8eieler 0as
gilerne &rel15 perlieb.