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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
W. VA. DELEGATES
Prominent Women of the State A..
tending the Congress of Daughters
Of Revolution.

Special Dispatch 20 the fnteIIisencer
WASHINGTON. d. G.. April fa-
Delegates from West Virginia who
have arrived to attend the ID. A. n.
congress In session this week AT Con
tinental hall are: Mrs. w H Smith.
state regent; Mrs. William a. Nor.
gan. Mrs. A. Gardner Jackson. OF
Parkersburg Mrs. Parks Fisher. Mrs.
stephen Jackson. Mrs r. r. Win
sheimer. Miss s. 8. White. Morgan.
town. Mrs. Winn Brannon. Weston
Mrs. G. IT, Smoot Mrs. George Ip
Bolt. Miss Sue X. Watson. Miss .ouis
Nichols. Fairmont. Mrs s. A. stone.
Mrs. AnsOn ID. Parr. Clarksburg. Mrs
l. N. Blackshlre. ManningtOn Mrs
Robert y. Bernheim. Charleston. Mrs
VI. a. Yost. BuchananOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
ARTILLERY DUELS AND HAND
TO HAND FIGHTING
ARE FEATURES.
Roth Sides Claim Successes in Both
Theatres-Resume Attack
on DardanelIes.

LONDON. Apriu 10. fO:O9 d. m
Activity prevails along the western
battle line. but seems 10 partake OF
the nature OF Isolated engagements
instead OF general offensive. Artil.
lery duels have taken the place Of The
fierce hand TO hand fightlng which
has been the feature OF the recent
struggle along the Meuse and near
the Lorraine border. but the latter
type OF combat continues in the
Nosges. where. the Official statements
OF both sides agree. sharp fighting ia
taking place on German territory'
The corrObOratiOn. however. ends
with this fact, the French claiming 10
have occupied dominating positions
here, and the Germans declaring that
the attacks Of the French have failed
From the British end Of the lines
comes the report. Officially issued by
the war office a. London. that Hiii
SO, an important point two miles aoufh
ot Iillebeke. Belgium. has been cap
tured from 20 Ghermans
Drive Out British.
Tho German communication tells of
driving the British out Of the minor
German positions which were Occu-
pied by them to the southeast OF
YPres, This is in the neighborhood
Petrograd continues to report mi
nor successes IN the Carpathians.
showing that the fighting has not Been
entirely suspended near the passes.
but the Russian. Austrian and Ger
man onltal reports agree that spring
has virtually put an end 10 ali &C.
uvity along the remainder OF the
EASTERN front
Various rumors are current regard.
Ing the central powers Austria
through the medium Of Venice. is cred
tied with receiving with CONSERVATION
the news Of the extension Of the land.
sturm service 90 all classes between
the ages Of is and 80 years. white
Rome BE- sponsor for the statement. at-
tributed TO a high German authority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
RALLY In WRIT
Republicans Hold Get Tooether
Meeting In Writ Countryside
Rally on May 10.

Special Dfspatch to the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, April 10.
The Republican campaign for 1916
was formally opened at Elizabeth,
Writ county. tonight In a get TO.
gether" rally. at which speeches were
made by number OF well known
party men OF Writ county. Resolu-
tions were adopted endorsing the
wise and courageous administration
OF Governor Hatfield and his noble ef.
forts m behalf of the comomn peo-
pie and plans were made for a gen
eral Republican county rally to be
held on May 10. TO which the COVER
nor will be invited as the principal
speaker. BY resolution all Republi-
cans. Progressive Republicans and
Progressiyes are invited to partici-
pate in the meeting.
The Kanawha News. edited by Shir-
ley Mitchell. former Democrat. was
unanimously endorsed as the Official
Republican organ for the county.
Resolutions were offered by both
Senator Joseph Gray and Squire Tay-
lor Cox. The meeting was most har-
moniQus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
FARMERS DEATH RESULTS
FROM PECULIAR ACCIDENT

special Dtspatch TO the Intelligencer.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April 19.-
Thomas Maynard. -. prominent
Pike county. Ky. farmer. died in ten
minutes this afternoon after his jugu-
lar vein was severed. when a young
calf which he intended to kill kicked
his hand. in which he was holding a
sharp knife. Maynard had stopped
near the animal. when 10 became
frightened. He was found by members
Of the family bleeding to death, and
before a physician could be summoned
he had expired. Maynard was one of
the leading farmers OF Pike county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
NOW In PRISON
Twenty-one Men Convicted In Terre
Havte Election Fraud Cases
Arrive az Lesvenworth.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. April 10
Twenty one city officials and former
city officials of Terre Haute, Ind.
convicted In the election conspiracy
cases. spent tonight in the United
serving time for their crimes. 10
morrow they will 20 into the various
departments OF the big institution TO
the tasks assigned them by Warden
Thomas W. Morgan.
Fifteen OF the men, led BY Mayor
Dom NJ. Roberts. came 10 the prison
this morning in a special car and
were put through the entrance routine
while eix. under special permission or
the federal court ~ Indianapolis came
Unaccompanied later In the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
MAYSYILLE, PA. ALMOST
DESTROYED BY FIRE

ALTOONA, Pa. April 19-The
town OF haysville, seven miles north
~ this city. was almost wiped out BY
Gre late tbis afternoon. Damage TO
the amount Of $50 900 was done Start
ing from n defective iue In the home
OF George Goodrich Il spread and part
~ destroyed Spigelmyers hotel and
nine other dwellings and a Polish club
house. Cresson and Gallitizin fre com
poniea saved the town by making
overland runs with their apparatus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
WILSON TO ATTEND ANNUAL
DINNER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Presi.
dent Wilson will leave here at s
O'Clock tomorrow morning for New
York to attend the annual luncheon
Of the Associated Press. Secretary
the President. and others in the party
will be DIR. G. II. Grayson, the Presi.
dents naval aide. and Secretary ru.
multy. Returning. the President will
reach here at 10:3O tomorrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
HELD FOR ARSON

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. Va, April fe-Ms.
rion Robinson. aged 45, r. AWAITING
trial here on an attempted arson
charge. Employees OF the NcCyraw
Coal Company claim 10 have caught
him setting IRE 20 the company's mo
tor barn a. Simpson. near Grafton.
last night. Robinson was discharged
BY the company a year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
BODY OF MRS. RIFLE
FOUND IN MOUNTAINS

spe....I laspalch 90 the inteinEencrr.
hlshlNS, ". va April l9.-Three
miles from her home. whence she
wandered away April Z. the body OF
VIZ Andrew Rinle. eeventy-nine. OF
Elkwater. was found yesterday By
Paul Crouch. boy. who was playing
IN the woods. Deluded By the belief
that she was searching for a son who
disappearod thirty years ago. Mrs.
Rinie wandered into the mounta ins
and died Of exhaustion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
PROMINENT STEEL MAN DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1s.-Major
Luther Stedman Bent. formerly presi
dent and chairman of the board Of di.
rectors Of tho Pennsylvania Steel com.
pany. veteran of the Civil war. and
a prominent civil engineer. died AZ his
home here today. He WAS s6 years old
and was stricken with paralysis about
ten days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
D. A. R. CONGRESS OPENS:
ADDRESSED BY PRESIDENT
LINCOLN FEATURE
FOUND ON PAGE 9

The lntelligencer's story
on the Assassination of
Lincoln" which has been a
regular feature of this
page for some time past,
will be found this morning
ON page 3. This feature is
one Of the most intensely
interesting of any ever ap-
pearing In any Wheeling
newspaper and will be
found on the above page
each morning until the
series of stories Is ended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
JURY SECURED TO TRY
ROOSEVELT FOR LIBEL
MOTION TO DISMISS ON
GROUND OF NO OFFENSE
WAS DENIED.
Actual Tsl<ing q Testimony win
Start To-day-Many NswUaper
Men WIN Testify.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. April 1s.-The
Jury which win try William Barnes'
suit for alleged libel against Theodore
Roosevelt was completed In the su-
pfeme court here late today. It N
composed OF seven Republicans, three
rIoereseives and two Democrats.
ho tsiesmen were examined
we're sstisned with the twelve men
n the box The list II As follovs:
Foreman. Henry Hoag, clerk. Re
publican; 2h s i5yins !; Mills, wood
nsnss:r AfRRuS,iSSisn RspaSiiess waIssr snii,I y zul
hnoedes farmer. Progressive; Leon
sive; y w. Pierce, carpenter. Repub-
hcan; Warren II. Someks. grocer, Re-
RuDncsn; R;. Ray Tanner. farm hand.
Republican; George Boschsrt, manu-.
facturer. Progressive: Edward Burns.
motorman. Republican; Peter Bencke.
coal dealer. Democrat
besn tmmsdl.5sly ssmn,s;yso after the jury mad
Roosevelt made a motion to dismiss
the complaint against their client
upon the ground that such allegations
as he made In the statement upon
which the suit is based were privi-
legged, and that In naming Mr.. Barnes
and Charles +. Murphy. Of Tammany
hall. as the controllers of rotten
government" in the state of New
York he did not mean anything per
sonal or to imply that either OF the
two men named had In any way proft-
ed by the alleged "rottenness" The
motion was denied by Justice vii
liam A. Andrews. presiding.
Take Testimony To-day.
Actual taking OF testimony will be-
Ein tomorrow upon the conclusion OF
the opening address of William NJ. Ir-
wins. chief OF Mr.. Barnes legal staff.
The hrst witnesses will be newspaper
men. TO whom Col. Roosevelt issued
the OFFENDING statement. Other news
paper reporters who have interviewed
Col Roosevelt during the last FIVE
years also will be called. and photo
graphs Of nearly a hundred newspa-
United States. In which alleged libel.
Gus statements claimed to have been
made by Col. Roosevelt appeared, will
be presented in evidence. Il was said.
This testimony will be offered in an
effort to prove publication OF state
ments issued verbally and in writing
by Col. Roosevelt.
Counsel for Mr.. Barnes said to-
night that they would make an ef-
fort to show that Col Roosevelt be-
gan statements which they consider
llbelous during the Syracuse conven-
8, Sherman. former Vice President OF
the United States. "a candidate for
chairman.
After Mr.. Barnes attorneys have
presented this evidence the defense
will begin Its case. As only two OF
the great number OF witnesses sum
moned for the defense were in SYRIA
cuse tonight, II was presumed that
Col. Roosevelt's first witness would
not be called before Wednesday, II
then.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20

a.. w uok cntftic0 TO q
ike treatment by corporations
OF our Commonwealth az 10
sxaeted by other States con-
tio1ous 10 ours7"
We should consider IL our
duty to zee TO II that the State
OF which we are proud, and
Justly 80. shall receive suffi-
eient compensation for the
taking away Of Its great store
OF natural resources 70 carry
on the development Of our
schools and other Institutions
on q permanent basis"
The per capita cost Of
state government In connee-
tieut 10 $5-58; In Maryland,
S5-27; In Washington, S4.47.
Last year the cost In West
Virginia was $t.7e."
"The people should under
stand, and they will so under
stand sooner or later, that the
lobby Of special interests"
persuaded a sufficient number
OF the members OF the State
Senate TO Ignore their consti-
tutionaI duties"
THE deficit will be 1,5Oo,-
900 AZ the end OF the next two
years unIess additional reve-
nue. measures are adopted"
There 10 no reason for dis
sension u the subject OF rails
Ing revenue 10 dealt with on
the broad plane Of justice, and
" each and every Industry
owner desires to do his duty
toward the State that has
given him wealth, happiness,
protection and comfort"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
LONDON. OHIO. CO.'S WET

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o.. April fq-The
vets today carried London. seat ~
Madison county. by a vote Of 66s 10
so. There are seven saloons In the
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
SUPREME COURT DENIES MO-
TI0N FOR RELEASE ON
HABEAS CORPUS
Justices Holmes and Hughes Dis.
sent-Have 30 Days to Apply
For Re-hearing.

WASHINGTON. April i9.-The al
preme court today held that the state
OF Georgia had denied Leo NJ. Prank
no right under the federal constltu-
murder Of Mary Phagan. the Atlanta
factory girl. The court affirmed the
action OF the United States district
court for northern Georgia refusing
70 release Frank on a writ Of habeas
the opinion. Justice Holmes deliv-
cred a dissenting opinion. in which
Justice Hughes concurred
This decision. II is believed here.
exhausta all means OF fgfftinR I'm the
courts to save Franks life His at.
torneys VIII have, however. thirty
days in which TO file an application
Tor a rehearinR. A. the end of that
time the courts mandate will issue,
and apparently only the possibility
oner and death.
Franks Claim.
The habeas CORPUS proceedings
rested on the claim that the trial court
bad lost jurisdlction over the prisoner
BY reason Of mob domination" dur
ing the trial. and BY Franks involun-
was rendered. II was claimed this
denied him due process" AZ guaran-
teed By the federal constitution
The majority of the court held that
The hndings by the Supreme court OF
Georgia that the alleged mob don't
nance" amounted TO nothing more
thsn irregularities. not prejudicial 10
Frank. should not be disturbed upon
the mere assertion of the prisoner that
me facie we're otherwise than as
tound This vac go the court held.
especially a. the prisoner withheld
from tne court anidavits he had pre-
peuteo 70 the state courts on the sub
Jeet Of the disorder during the trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
rEvEsTToAzz FTnEs

HARRTsBURG. pa. APRIL fa-Two
small fires o. the Chfidreu's Industrial
Home to-day caused an Invests sfior bv
the fire department.. and W vas found
thet chidreu had been pievrH ufth
matches 10 closets The loss waS s~su
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 1s-Yorecast:
western Pennsylvanta and ohao-rair
Tuesday and probably Wednesday
West vfrEfnta-xair Tuesday and
wednesday.
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Economy In Administration.

Denying the charge OF extravagance
In the administration of State affairs.
the Governor quoted figures proving
that the cost OF State government in
West Virginia is lower per capita than
In any other State. while the per
capita tax rate for State purposes in
West Virginia is also the lowest
Referring 10 the deplorable condi.
tion OF many of the States institu-
tions. the Governor declared the time
will come when relief must come. lie
then asked II the people OF the State
are content TO wait until the States
resources have become exhausted and
the hills barren. II should be the duty
OF the people to see that the State is
sufficiently recompensed for the taking
away Of its great store OF natural re
sources. he said.
The Governor was repeatedly inter.
rupted by hearty applause. and when
he had concluded was given the Chau.
tauqua salute. The church. which
seats 800 persons. was crowded 60 It's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20

Declaring that the state OF West
Virginia had been explored by capi.
talists from other commonwealth, .
ana thsr"e great storehouse OF
natural resources" is rapidly being de.
pleted without the states receiving
a fair and equitable return. Governor
Henry ID. Hatfield delivered an ad-
dress In the First NJ. +. church at
Moundsville last night. The governor
spoke on the subject, The Future OF
West Virginia" and his appearance
at Moundsville was in response TO an
invitation from Rev. John Hamilton
Howard, ID. d., to take part in the
program for "a week of big events
which Is being observed in the First
NJ. +. church.
Pointing out that with vast mineral
resources West Virginia is blessed as
are few other states, the governor
waxed eloquent In telling OF the gr sat
and glorious futurity of this com
monwealth II only sufficient means
are provided. That more revenue Is
needed In order that the state may
go forward was emphasized through.
out the address He spoke OF the
need OF developing our educational
system. the Importance Of better high
ways OF the state and the urgent need
OF improving the state institutions.
Speaking from a scientific and medi.
cal standpoint. he declared IL is a
disgrace that the asylums are not
equipped with apparatus with which
patients may be examined and their
affliction diagnosed and treated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
State Should Receive
Benefits From Resources
WAS KEYNOTE OF COVER.
NORS ADDRESS AT MOUNDS
VILE LAST NIGHT.
Chief Executive Points Out Way
For Future Development of
West virginia.
SALIENT POINTS IN
GOV. HATFiElD'S ADDRESS

Are we not entitled to q
IKE treatment by corporations
OF our Commonwealth az 10
exacted BY other States con-
tauous 70 ours?"
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THE deficit will be $780,
900 at the end OF the next two
years unless additional reve-
nue. measures are adopted"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Mabna 'Hnen nm, einent Dcfs3it
tint Sun sesspaustalt ,m
beSesnen.

Sn Iominiitretionsfreiien iii man
ploslih 5u Der lleber5eugune gelangt,
ooB Spariamfeit I'M Staatsbaushalt
orinseno notbuenbig iei. Die Gin.
nabmen lino tros 9hisitreibune Der
,&riegsIteuern" in beunrnbigenber
Wetie 5uriidgegongen, nGbren0 Die
Nrsgaben normal jugenommeh ga.
ben. I'm SparIamfeits WaBre9eln
81 berathen, mar cine Gonferen5 Der
aabinettsmitglieoer ms Shntamt
eilberllfen moroell, mo nit Nus.
nabmc oeS ariegsiefretGrs 8arrtion
mo oeS Sonoels. Sefretdra rpnren ole
%gegenpdrtia. Die aonierenS 0rebte
lid i'm @elentlihen oorilm. ME an
beiten Die 9ubget.9 emiQiglngen fiir
ras nadite Sisfnliabr beid)nitten per.
ben fon1ten.
Oas 1efi6it fir Sen abgeIauienen
Sbeil beS gegenpartigen Sisfaliab.
res, ief,s Monate uno % Gage, be-
lGuft lid auf fait SO Wigionen Col
lars, 80 Wilionen mebr ais Dor Ell.
mem Sabre nm bieielbe 3eit. Mor
bdtte piienbar geredDnet, baB meit
groBere getrGge aus ben ariegsiteil.,
er!t einlaufen ipiirOen, als nun that.
idhli6 eingefommen iitb. Die BE.
trd9e, weIhe iif aus Der ginfpmmell.
~lteiter cr9eben, iperoen 5lpar nod bis
gum Sdlllb oes beurieen Sisfaljobrs
eitlaufen, oa bieielben 3piifen MARS
unO Sum- jlt entriften iinO, aber es
itebt 5l befiirflten, oab Die 0ifferen3
5lpiifen Den bisberigen @innabmen
uno oenen Oes 9orjabres niht seoedt
lusroen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
6esen pater pamsRan's
Krieeseelcepab.

Gas Tropin5idldt Der bentiden
SrOenspropin5 Der @eiellifnft Sem
bat iol8enbe Wittbeilung al Die &reile
gemadt:
gu Ben Sreiics Wittbeiluugcn iiber
Die &rie9SreOcn Dcs Ynters Sau9ban
(Sonoon) babcn nip uns nidlt dilbern
mollen, beppr Der ~autbentil6c Cert
ieiner Iusiiibrun9en porluG. Sics
lelben linb crit ieet IN Sudliorm in
inierc &dnbc 9clangt. Nfit @enrge
tbulung itclcn mir ieit, Dab Die tiei
f%rdnfcubcn. 90d)it bepnuerlid)cn @Orte,
Ole Safer &nugban in icincn Neocn
gegcn bic Ycrion Seincr Winicitdt beS
&aiicre gc6ruud)t baben Ipll, lid IN
Der Sdriit uidt porfinpcl. YciScr
cntbGlt dbcr baS 'grtch nnocrc Infs
itcllngcn mo 8enbunscn, Die ais
idwer bcleibigeno uno perlepcno illr
bnS beutide Staatspberbaupt. oao
Scutihc Heih unS bas beliide @oIt
III iciner Oeiaumtbeit empfunoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Neebmals Sic iebpadtliete
Saltmne Ser 8csiermne.

Sn elmer bemerfenslpcrtbcu Hebe
grill am 30. Sanuar Der I6~9eprbnete
Soblon bon Ilabama I'M Sall5 mdb@
reno Der Se6otte il6cr Den Marine
Gtat Den Yrdiibenteu lrnO Staatss
letrctdr Srnnn an, Die or bciduloigte,
gegen Die Sntcreiien be5 Sanoes in Den
beiben ipihtigitcn Sra9cn Matchmaker
Yrobi6ition uno n%otionnlcr Siderbeit
geiunocm Sorti6ritt i'm @eg gu
lteben. Sm @egcniaB 5u eelpiiien
bcutihs ieinblid)en Singos lpies er bos
bel nit Nahbruf ali bic S6atiadbc
blu oaB Die 9roBte @efabr Den Ser.
Stdatcn nidt bon S~cutIdlanb. ipns
bern bon @robbritannien mn Sapon
orobc luno DAB mir baber olf bci6en
gtccren, DEM StiQcn mp Itlantiiden
C8can gcnii9eno itartc Streitfrditc
babcn miiBten, nm unicre &iliten 9eacn
etncn m%Dglidcu Seinb 3u idiiBen.
Webrnlals betontc Scrr Spbipn bns
bel Die Ml09lihteit zines Srlld)s unIcs
rcr Se3iebungen 5u @roBbritannicn
ulO betlu9te Die i6luGhlid)e SnltlIno
u~nicrer Nbminiitration, ole in icber
StrcitTro9c lid 6ritiider Nnmabunn
iiigc.
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inter DEM Seiiall Soblrcid,cr @ciig-
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ipiatilrIihc S~eidrGnfung Der Ncdtc
1eutraler 9tntionen burh Gnalanb. biC
piltilrlitc Tuoocbumg Der Auntcr:
6anocs Siiteu obuc Hiidiic6t alif biC
Sonooner Grtlupm9 pom Sabre 1905
Rno alOerc intcruntipualc Goufcreu
sen, 6cocutcn cine Scbrobung umicrc;
lcaitimcn Sanpcla uuo cine WcricBunt
lmiercr Hedjte ais Ncutrnlcr. 9il
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griinbcu iid nllcin nui Mtadt mi
ibren WtiBbraud). @roBbritonnicn be.
bauptet Das He1t 81 babcn. ul6c.
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Der Nsttereieben Ses Gens
tralstDcrciMs.

9allt Glitter SanmeQiIte bcs Sttrcs
tdrs bes-S. H.z&. 9eutralz &creins
bon Noros gmerifa our Sinberung Der
Notb Der pom arieg SeiingeiId)teu
Scuti1lano's II. Seiterreid)> lln9aru's
betrGgt Die @eiammtirmmc $685.
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lpeld)e bis 8. Sanuar 1915 einihlieBs
lid on Den Sefretdr eingeianbt purs
Den. Spdter %ein9elaufene @elbcr lpcrs
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$1,100 bon Serrn Srep nad) europa
geianbt. Sn aQernddJiter 3eit aber
bofen mir, Den @eiamntbetra9 an Die
bebiirftigen Stammes9euoiien I'M alten
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