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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
MOTHERS DAY Is
TO BE OBSERVED
WILL BE MARKED BY SPECIAL
SERVICES IN MANY
CHURCHES.
Bright Hued Blossoms OF Myriad
Flowers Fill Shops Of Florists In
Readiness for Observance.

Mothers day will be generally OBJ
served throughout the Wheeling dis
trict tomorrow. The observance prob
ably will be the most marked in local
churches. special reference TO the day
being made In nearly all announce
ments OF tomorrow's services.
Every man has had a mother To
some only the memory of her sweet
ness and glory remain. II you have
a mother dead. honor her memory. II
you have a mother living. show your
love and respect for her. Opportun-
ity for this is given once year, on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
FEAST OF DEDICATION, MAY 9 TO 1e.

SUNDAY, MAY
s;15 A. VI. Sunday school Dedication
1890 A. NJ Dedication II Hughes ID n
Cal
$500 p ~ Wheeling Methodist
DR. NJ p Compton a Mehod dist mir
'iAS =. a. Sermon-Bishop T. H. Hughes. d. d.. IL
MONDAY, 10, 7:4s p.
ssie. Of Christian Fellowship by ministers Of
TUESDAY, MAY H. 7:4s
Service Sermon Rev Sumner Slime n n na
tor Church OF the Savior, New -
WEDNESDAY. NAY r.
Service o. Society will 1--WE recsD
uon TO the ladies Of the Wednesday
Service o. Optimism, 7;45 p N. r. Luce D. D.
District Superintendent Cleveland East ohio Confer
INV 0"'''-
THURSDAY. MAY 49, SIS Pm
Service Of organ Dedication Recital
Organst Prof James ~ Rogers. Nv
Thomson ynvetr
Mr. Frank H. Kncheloo 1 ~
FRIDAY, MAY -, 7;45 p.
Service o. Luther Freeman D D. pss
tor First Methodist Church. Columbus ' -
SUNDAY, &c.
BIS a NJ Sunday school
1880 A. ~
Anderson. y y. IL D.. Cincinnati Ohio -
300 p NJ Service o. Sacred Memories former
pastors. - ~
7.45 Thanksgiving Sermon Bisbon vy,.-,
Anderson, d. d. LII ID.
Special
Thomson Church Vested Choir Frant Knebg
''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
FACTS CONCERNING
THOMSON CHURCH

Was originally a mission OF
Fourth Street NJ. {. church.
Congregation was organized
IN 1856, with 70 members, and
Sunday school Of IT'S scholars.
xorshlpped i've years In
small frame structure, erecting
brick building In 1871.
New edifice, started In 1918.
erected and furnished at cost
Of more than SIPS, 900.
First pastor was Rev. J. A.
kibbe; present incumbent 10
Rev. w. c. Hartinaer.
Church was first 8os.n az
Island Methodist Episcopal
church.
Name was changed In 1871
70 Thomson M. e. church, In
honor % Bishop Edward Thon-
son, who died In Wheeling,
March 20, 1870.
First board Of trustees was
composed Of Messrs. &. ].
Stone, Joseph Walters, George
Walters, John A. Armstrong,
Robert Campbell, e. e. Zane,
Charles Nichols and William
Herman. All are now de-.
ceased.
Present building 10 regarded
as largest and finest church In
West Virginia.
Furnishings, including organ,
peWs. etc, were built especI-
ally for the Thomson church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

teen teachers and ITS scholars in the
Sunday school.
In 1863. an addition OF 81 feet was
built to the frame building and a sep
arate room made for the primary de
partment In 1871. a new brick church
was built during the pastorate OF Rev.
3. w. Davis. and the name OF the
charge changed to Thomson Methodist
Episcopal church. in honor OF Bishop
Edward Thomson. who died in Wheel
ing. March 20. 1870
During the pastorate OF Rev. +. ID. T.
Buckley. the church was enlarged and
improved, and a pipe organ installed
at a total cost Of about $4,000
In 1912. II was decided that the time
had come for the building OF larger
and more modern edince. The mem.
bership was canvassed and funds sui.
hcient TO Justify the beginning OF such
an enterprise we're subscribed. A new
location was selected al the corner OF
Ohio and Broadway streets. and lots
were secured at a cost Of s22. 600. in
GLIDING a new modern dwelling which
IL now used as a PARSONAGE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
Contract Awarded in 1913.

The contract for the new church was
~ tq Mr. W. 10. Batson. 81 MoundsvIlie.
NJ va. June ~. 1919. for see.s0u. not
including heating ART glass and furnish
inEs. The total cost N the new edffIco
is estimated az $4,000.
W. u. stone. ". o. Alexander o. u
Zoe. % p. Jones. : r. Crayton. r.. Il
MetEner, 7. o. Hniiock ur " g. Ne-
ffniL w. ~ chapman. and the pastor.
HeN. w. q. HartinEer. constitute the
building COMMITTEES.
The corncrstous % the now building
Was laid september e. 1919. ccording
~ the ritual n the Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH. with Bishop Earl Cranafou. 81
N AehinF ~. O.. preaching the SER
mon Impressive ceremonies were held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
BRIEF HISTORY
T OF THE CHURCH
WAS ORIGINALLY A MISSION OF
FOURTH STREET MI
CHURCH
Union Sunday School Formed In 1889,
and Congregation Was Organized
In 1866, With 70 Members.

The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church was originally a mission OF the
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church.
In 1855. Daniel Zane donated a lot
on Broadway. near Zane street. on
which small frame building was
soon erected, and a union Sunday
school was organized with DIR. T. II.
Logan as superintendent, and Judge
q. L. Cranmer. assistant BY earnest
enort the school gathered a sufficient
number SO that in 1857. Rev. Hare.
Junior preacher OF Fourth Street
church. held preaching services.
In 1883, Rev. Thomas McCleary, or
ganized Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school and Mr.. z. J. Stone. OF North
street charge. was elected superinten-
dent and continued a number OF years
as such. The unfiring Efforts of Mr..
Stone and his wife made possible the
future church which was organized in
1866, as the Island Methodist EpiscooaI
church. In 1857 a parsonage was built
on lot donated by Mrs. +. j. Stone.
First Official Report.
In this year. the first report OF the
Island charge appears in the miuutes
OF the West Virginia conference. with
40 members, eighteen probationary
Al the same time. there were seven
-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~eo
day evening at 700 o'clock I'm ebar1. n,
Mss Little. Prayer service on the same
esening at $500 o'clock. Rev. VIM. cum
daYs sstn.r leader, Junior League on F'ri-
M 90
s a,7 superlntendent. Next sunday being
Siotner Day the services In TINS
sion. Your presence will be apSrecis,ad
~ All services Come especially on sum
Jay morning. and thus honor che best
'"o'"er VINO ever hveT'-your mother.
chspline street Methodist Episcopal
Shurch. samuel G. Jones. minister-tVs
church to participate In he foiloU dis
services. s.f5. Sunday school Ar Avn
-. winters. superintendent Some spe-
morning worship. Memories 81 Nom.
ana Nome Sweet Home" Membrrs
hndeiy requested 90 wear white flower
leader. Hear announcements FOR spring
Rally AZ this service. 7.45 evening vgor-
whiiY pr. sSSkS r., En- a. Sin The pastor
Usual order OF wscE day service SER. sanaS No
service more than one hour.
Zane Street Methodist Fpiscopst
thurch, corner Seventeenth and Jarfb
stfe'ls sunday school "a $50. this h. a
e,,ai,ss on hour on account Of the special
hffang emcnts Of the day the REGULAR
hvuf % sunday school d. az 1I.I5. n H
common. supt. There Viii b. 600 preach
~ 1tftlees in The morning. ON account
on the dedication u the Thomson church
vuf people are All requested % attend
Lhi1 service. There Will be- preaching I'D
80. ~ thc pastor. The third uf SERIES
az H.rmonr, topic, What ig DO t0 De- a
DhrisunT No prayer service on We'd
u'hniy evening. Junior LcuEuo on Tri-
eEery sunday evening a. o'clock vs..
81 shultE
LUTUVuAu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

st Matthew Lutheran Church. Hz
he.. Geo. II. Hem. pastor. Tho services
and meetings during the week viii b..
30 n. m. sunday school ana nIEi-
mss lQ.41 "a M. Preaching aervfras
20 the = Flisn language. T.fb II fr Fur-
q. m. REGULAR birthday social for the
month " May ln the social rooms of Inc
church, Ihuraday a. 100 D. MI morfinr
yl ihe Neslfl be public ia cordially
invited % attend our services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

FIRST English Lutheran church as ef,-
tenth street w 81 rrvefnrer rarfor ef
SihtEanih efreef-The usual WORSHIP Tor
The nfth sunday after Faster a. M 'q0
N. snd d 20 81 M. Sunday school 9.l0
This is Mothers Day and We eape9iafiv
invite The mothers 20 Worship with ~
mnrninF enu evening Special music bv
services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

The following o. the list % pastors
who have mlniatered 90 the conErega-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08
First Official Report.

In this year. the first report of the
Island charge appears in the minutes
OF the West Virginia conference. with
40 members. eighteen probationers.
AT the same time. there were seven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

Furnishings, including organ,
pews. etc, were built espeeI-
ally for the Thomson church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

Present building 10 regarded
as largest and finest church In
West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-08

g.. hETHODIBT
North Street Methodist Epfqcona
church, FIFTH and Market sfroets Joh,
~. Hess, pastor. Services May q. sun
Jay school $50 a. m. Mothers Bay ser
vice 1880 a m. WOr htp T10 II ~
sermons ~ the pastor; Epworth Ieagu.
80 =. m. All are invited to this nom.
nho enurch. you viii End cordial vel
come 20 our services
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-17
Van Trcss Shoe Itcpair Factory.

American Shoe Shop, being the only
shoe shop in Tulsa that has lcpt up
the prices on rubber heels, We will
meet competition. All rubber heels
3jc attached, We use the honest
methods Both the small curve awl
and needle shoe stitching machine.
Same used to manufacture fine welt
shoes Only high grade equipment in
Tulsa. We don't ruin the welt or
change the shape Of the shoe like
others do. Beware Of the straight
awl and needle the harness machine.
the incompetent workmen use them
Thousands Of shoes are ruined by the
worthless methods. Demand the best
done by Van Trcss We use only
NPrlncc sole leather, seldom ever
used by other shoe shops. We carry
the only complete line Of rubber goliug
in Tulsa. Try a pair We call for
your shoes and deliver free Phone
1865 Opposite POstoffice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-17
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

Spring hats are ~olossonlng or Fifth
avenue. Spring hats there are also
faring and shouting OF wal and futur-
ism as applied to feminism. All things
from the Middle Ages to the present
are represented. Whatever the SOL
diers OF Europe may be doing toward
settling the fate of nations, there can
be TO question that the war is having
a deep influence on the fate of hats.
The Allies appear to have the best OF
4. In hats, except for the War Lord
a fierce helmet shaped object of grim
colored straw with a wide fare OF steel
blue feathers. intended like the real
ones to blaze in the sunlight. The
General Joffre' is OF sombre black
with a tall plume towering over the
forehead and besprinkled with ~slisten-
ing Jet %spsnsles. Less formidable but
none the less military is the Tommy
Atkins a jaunty little affair worn on
the side of the head and modelled after
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
WOULD GIVE AWAY BABY.
Young Mother. Her Husba nd Out
OF work. seeks Home for Child.

Mrs. Dominick Fedorick of 1871 Pros
pee, avenue. Bayonne. wishes to give
her baby boy. The mother .s 10
years old. Her husband has been out
OF work for nearly eight months. their
ssving are gone and they DO not want
t. see the child. who Is . months Old.
suffer with them The parents ask only
that those who adopt the baby guarantee
20 give him a good h me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
NO TRACE OF LIEUTENANT.
cast Artillery Officers Absence
Not Yet Explained.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Feb. 24.-Cp TO
2 O'Clock tonight. when telephone SER
vice to Fort Wright. Fishers Island.
closed. no news had been received from
Lieut. William II. W~eggeman, United
states Coast Artillery. who left the fort
February II Of a four day leave Of
absence.
The officer is missing and an ~investi-
CATION is goirg or" explained The Adju-
tant. and that Is all | can repor. at
present" The missing officer was Gus
todian OF funds amounting 70 $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
BOY CHAUFFEUR BACKS WIFE
Denies I~ndiscretions Charged BY
Gertenbach.

Supreme Court Justice Hendrick d.
rec,ed a sealed verdict yesterday in the
divorce suit OF Augustus Gertenbach,
purchasing agent for the Hotel Aston.
against Mabel G~ertenbach, an actress.
known as Mabel Montgomery. Tho hus-
band charged indiscret!on with a young
chauffeur. James Mooney.
Mooney on the witness stand insisted
that Mrs. Gertenbach had merely acted
like a mother toward him. and added
"Gertenbach had no business mentioning
me as correspondent"
When asked II he would have admitted
irdiscretlons with tire wife OF his en-
ployer ne said: NO. No man would
tell"
While on the stand yesterday Mrs
Gertenbach admitted that she had neve
loved Gertenhach.
and I did So" she said. II never liked
mis- conduct after marriage"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
Justice Scudder Loses Three In
Fire Near Glen Head.

Glen HEAD. l.. l.. Feb. IA fro
that caused more than $4,000 dam4ge
occurred las: night on the estate OF
Mrs. Thomas l.. Watt e hero. A
large barn was destroyed and ten
horses. two OF them stations, valued at
81. 900 each. were burned.
Three OF 'hr horses belonged 70 SUI
preme Court JUST. Townsend Scudder.
who had them at The Watt farm for the
winter months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
MRS. HUNTINGTON DIVORCED.
Former Ntss Dogert of Flushing
Left Husband Last Summer.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ga divorce
was granted In court here to-day 10
Mrs. Mary Ludlow Bogert Huntington
OF Flushing, l.. l., a daughter Of Henry
l.. Bogert OF Flushing. The husband,
f. ~Irvington Huntington, Is the son
Of Charles r. Huntington OF New York.
The Huntingtons were married in
New York in 1910. They came to this
city and Mr.. Huntington became con-
rected with a stock brokerage firm.
Mrs. Huntington returned to her home
at Flushing last summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
Huband, -. sued ms Fatthless by
Wife-Narried 80 Years.

An undefended suit in which Mrs. Ella
c. Terry, e. years bid, asked for a d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

vorce from Gilbert S. Terry. whom she
married forty-nine years ago, was tried
before Supreme Court Justice Kelby in
Brooklyn yesterday. The defendant. who
Is Il years old. admitted service. Deci-
sion was reserved. Mrs. Terry charged
that her husband had lived with Emile
Burchard at 524 Washington avenue
since 1911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

the very thins for a smart tailored
a-~t, 1t Is said. The Tom Tug.' a So
called hat about the thickness and
width Of a pie plate n designed to
slip dow over the bridge OF the nose,
is a thing OF beauty.
In honor OF the beautiful Alsa.ian
peasant girls The Alsace" has been
designed. 1t consists merely OF a huge
black bow with a hat hanging 70 its
lower corner.
But the war In not everything here.
The Polo" a simple eTec. OF black
and white, resembles an egg shell. In
the background hovers the "Peek-a.
boo "A hlmy. misty thing Of black tut .
20 show that sweet. peaceful femininitv
sin holds It's own. \ deep. red rose
clings TO a stalk that rises abruptly
from rs middle, and from beneath the
wide folds the eyes OF the wearer CLEAN
mystically, widened. apparently, 20
twice their natural size.
The Claudia Windsor which. as
~ name implies, honors British woman
hood. Is a garden Of English roses. I,
is nearly Two feet across tho brin and
about an inch through. II Tits dan.
gerously. particularly 80 for young men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

The usual run of men get
along very comfortably with
the better sort Of ready-to-
wear shirts-our sort for ex-
ample.
But for men who have a
shirt Whim all their own or
for the man whose build is
a bit unusual-our Custom
Shirt Department is right on
the job.
So confident are we that
we will make shirts to please
Gas we'll as to measure) that
we stand ready to back them
with your money back"
same as we do our things
that are ready to wear.
'Tisn't at all necessary to
hang the expense"
$3.50 buys the same care
full fitting, making and work
manship, in say a madras, as
SIS buys in a choice silk.
Spring shirtings ready now
Pajamas to measure from the same fabrics.
Everything men and boys
wear including *"Scotch
Mist Spring o%vercoats,
which being rainproof are
smart. rain or shine.
Registered trade mark.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th St. 34th ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
GurSe ueberliht.

Seit beate ntorsen iinb bic
Guiien Dor 2enbers anf beut
&iifsnge.
Ger bentId)e &aiIer mar TT
ben &anpfen nm @roSef an=
iueIenS.
Der Sultan Der Sirfei iit
franf.
Ter 3mitanb bes S6niss bon
@ried)enlanb ioa nod immer
febr ernit ietn.
Die 0e1tfidcn nno DETER.
reifer nebmen @robef nno &p-
marnpu iit 0aIisieu nn6 ltla-
nom in GniIiih Eolen.
9ie SemtIdlem beicben Gm-
bremenil bel genmcp mnb SER
ft0rem bic 8efeitisnnsen.
sStalieniider Sampfer ipirb
bum einem 6iterreidiiden Sur
,eSOboOt 1T ben Wrnnb aebubrt.
Die Maiiertem amf Ser Sal6=
imfel 0allipoli nnr sebm aAa-
bratmcilen an Der Siiolpibe
beIett. 9lm Der @eitfiifte ba-
ben iie nitr elm fleines Gtiid-
deu 4an0.
Die yranspien meloen, Saf
tie Neteral i'm GliaF beiebt ba-
ben.
Die 0entid)eu mmb DETER
reidJer riifen gegen gbotpn
in Seilarabien bur.
Der Crt Nolfpiupsna in
9tor0poIen iuiro bon SEN 9eut.
iden eritiirttt.
Die sritppen Ser slaiierten
iueroen ME an bic Sar6anellen-
Sorts beranfonmen, Iagt Ne-
ber-EddJa, Der 8efebIsbaber
Der Sirftn int iii6liden SciIe
bon WaHipoli.
Die Nlliiertem lellen ihre
Jlotte aus ben 9arbanellen sn.
riidgesosen ba6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21

Ams Wien iutro unter Sem benti-
gen Datum gcmeIOet, baf bic NuiIen
fid amf ibrer gonsen syront ieit 6eaie
morsen Srei ltbr auf benz 9ladsns
tefanoem, nad0em iie aus ihren GtcI-
lnngen am 8ereesgcs, etiuas iueftlidj
Ton Sembers binausgeorGnat iuaren.
stns sembers iuanSert alles ans, mas
anfIifd lit.
Ans Berlin iuirO senelbet, bas oie
Gentiden anb CeiterreiGer oen 9lui.
len por sem6era cine Stellnna mad,
fer nnoereu fOrtnegmem nno Sas Der
SaIl eembers's in fiirseiter 3eit sr.
foIgem miiiIe. Gnsliid)e 9epeid,en
idlluaten iuiebcr bon Der sro6en Itru,
tesiidJen Sefabisnns oes @ruffiir.
ften glifOlaus nno bah e. oen Ieat.
idJen nmO Ceiterreidjern Dor 2eu,bera
ebenip i'm Ietten glnsenblid Salt nc.
bieten m6se, iuie CT es ieimerseit oor
@arfdan ben 9entld|en aeboten ia.
be. Sic bergleidjen anf Die Gtellnna
Der 3eutidjen nor Earis init Der bers
tisen Stellnns Der 9entidem nnS
Seiterreidler Dor 2ein6erg nno ben.
ten an, oak iidJ bic Sadfase ebenIo
an6ern ni6ge, iuie Oamals. slnd pon
benz 3ns Der 9entideH nad Calais
reben iie. sllle oieIe gersleidje pai-
len nusefdhr 10, iuie bic syanit dnf's
anse, bic gerbaItniile bort mnS bier
iinb b6lIis an6ere. Was MIN aber
bic grokt ftratesiidDe Stunt bes 8roR.
fhriten gaifoIans anbetrifft, 10 uer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21


itelert. 9ies lei oelfl 5iibrer Ger
uSniitattio@ BON Der Moin1ralitat emf
pfoblen tnoroeft uno er babe es aus
Observation-Disclosures lulterlaiien,
10 babe er eine idiuere @erantiuort-
lidfeit aitf iid aelaoen.
Giner BET Der grdange Selegrapb
Company aus ArnIteroan1 eingetrof.
ferlen 3epeide 5ufolge, lit Der
@sgaf Zeppelin, Der Grinder Der
beritAnlteR 2itftI6iffe, IN Stuttgart.
on efner MISUNDERSTANDING er=
fraift. gs ioa ibm oesbalb mi6t
neoelidb geipeien iein. einels pera6-
reoeten geIuh i'm faiierlidlese &aupt-
quarter All MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-21
Ams Merifo.

Bon Geiteu Der garran5illa5
miro bebauptet. General Selipe Mll-
rgeles, Der erite uilo tpi6tigite ntiIitds
ride 8efeblsbaber ullter 8ila, babe
| iid) BON @illa getrennt uilo NIT Iei-
mem ganoen Sabe raf oen Scr
Staaten gefliidtet. 8eitdtigt lit Die
gtahridt BON all0erer Geite nod
Ini1t. enrique 6. Rlorente, Der Ser
treter @illa's in @aibington, erfldrt,
er tpiiie nihts bon einenl 3eripiirl-
Inis 5lpii1en @illa u1o 9lngeles gl1-
geles gilt fir einen iebr tiidtiglll
strtiGeriiten. ST belt ieitler5eit BET
W1abero aus, BIS <erta ieinen
gtoatsltreih nladte. Suerta ld)idte
i'm ms sluslano. gead leiner Giidy
fabr i6loB er fich 8uerit Gorralt3a
uno Damn Iilla ON. gs tp1re nidbt
lnnloglid, oaB er tpieoer einnal eli
ne gerGnoerilng piinlhte ilt0 iiI
tntl1hlitb BON 8illa getrellnt bdtte,
g[m Gonlttag failo in ghieoo
9areoo cine l1nterreoltng 5tpiihcn
,, General 0eool, Ser Die TerteiIllng
I Der bonn @oten areua nod Wieriro
geidnoten 2ebensnlitteI leiten iolI.
r1lo Dem General Niealit, Dem Be-
feblsbaber gnrrafBa's III Nnebo Qa~
rebo, Itatt. g(nh @eneralfoftIul Gar
rett uno anoere @erren itabdneil an
Der ltnterreoung tell. Hicaut bet
bisber Die @ef0roerli,tg poil 2ebeiss-
nlitteln onrh 2are6o fliht erlauben
ipollen. CT bebduptete ftets, es eri-
ftiere feline Notlage in0 Werieo iet
reihli1 i'm Stanoe, feline gotleioeli-
ben ielblt 81 lirteritiiben gr NOR
Iollh or1 Sotlntag nod Der slniid)t
noB Die Shiloerime Der gfotlage bos
iibertriebe1 iei, erfl6rte aber, oa6
er Der 8eforOerung Der bonn Hotea
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neroe.
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nigen Sagen bon Monterep bier
eit1ge.roffen lit, iagt, feitoem ben
9lrbeitern oort oltrd oas g0te
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t1iht mebr nnb es lit oaber in oIIen
8etrieben in Der @egeao elm Still
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felt oes Soften &rel5es feiit tueroe
lit onh bon nitoern tSeiteit no man
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fennt, onsgeiprod,en ipor6el.
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Iidt Iino, cine omerifoniid]e SeSrlter-
perltion Yei 6os gin8ige, 6as Weriec
retteil fonne.
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