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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-18

German Methodist church. Cbartire
street. opposite High school. Rev r. a
fpoCgmnn. pastor sunday school nd
oii1 a. m.. general class meeting at q.a1.
morning service In German o. 10 20.
guhlcct. The Sfcadfagfnraq 20 Gods
iromiqeq". Epworth League devotional
service 81 z D. M. Miss Carrie srhrnrr-
lrin leader. evening service Iu Turffan
nt 70. subject. The Golden Rule ".
Wodncrdnv evening the usual rraVer
service at 7.f6, Saturday evening af
ESQ ths annual Christmas entertainments
viii Do hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-18

Thomson Methodist Episcopal Church.
broadway and ohio. on the Island. vs..
q. itartinRer. minister 30 n m sun
day school. 10.3O a. M the Rev. NJ D.
compton. ID. H.. viii preach. ESQ 81 m..
Junior l.caEuc. 5.3O .. ~. sunday
school Christmas service. white gfffs
Tor tho KinF"-SeIf. Service. Substance
viii De presented by individuals and
classes. The Eifts-all TO bo wrapped
IN white-will De used Co make others
happy. This will ho ono o. the most
lollEhLfnl aervlcca OF the yoar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-18

Zane Street Methodist Episcopal
, Church, corner Seventeenth and Jacob
streets. W. NJ Shultz. pastor-Preaching
sunday morning at 10 o'clock by the
pastor. theme. we Are Witnesses:
preaching again At 1850 by the pastor:
} this service will be evangelistic. Sun
gay school AT ll:l5, &. II. Lennon. SUI
porintendent; class meeting every Sun
DAY at O'Clock. prayer meeting on
wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock: Ju-
Nor League ON Friday afternoon ~ 3:1S.
led b yAliss Stevens. December 20 will
be tho day observed as Christmas. and
on that date all our Christmas programs
VIII be rfndcred. except the Junior
League. which viii render n cantata on
Monday evening. December p.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
Grain and Produce.

. CHICAGO, March 1o.-The fact was
clearly demonstrated on the board OF
trade today that there is ito much
Wall street" in the wheat pit. Some
of the high.rolling SPECTATORS Of tina.
market, believing that the chances in
wheat are better for money making
than in stocks, have been in the Chi.
cago grain market for some time.
Owing to the enormous quantities
handled by their brokers, the eastern
men have been enabled to control con.
.ditions and have consequently secur.
ed large amount OF the money to
change hands. One Of these big spec.
tllators has been on the board Of trade
for several days looking over the spec.
ulatiye conditions and swinging from
the buying toSthe selling side In quick
succession and onstime to secure pro.
FITS.
Joseph Manning, said to be mem.
Der of the Wall street crowd, has been
here, has watched conditions closely,
and has at times controlled values.
Wheat suffered losses today Of 2is
@3Ac. and while the reactions and
advances were sharp and telling. es.
pecially onra big line Of this grain, the
volume Of trade was smaller and was
confined largely to the Wall street
crowd and the local speculative Gle.
ment. The news from abroad was Of
both kinds. bullish and bearish. Senti.
ment at Chicago was bearish. and the
heavy selling OF the over.bought con.
Germs helped to demoralize the entire
situation. The cash trade at the sea.
board was 100000 bushels ot'wheat to
exporters;. $4,000 bushels OF corn,
with $4,000 bushels to exporters, and
$4,000 bushels Of oats.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
(Hy nRoApAN WALLS.


NEW YORK. March 1o.-Today,s
stock market dragged. There was d
further reduction In the volume Of
trading and operations were largely
professional.
Specinlties naonopolized speculative
interest with gainas preyafling. Rails
were not exactly weak. but they NOV.
ed irregulariy, Losses predominating.
Dealings for foreign account have be-
come much restricted, but the falling
7ff In this selling did not apparently
strengthen the general market.
Wall street was disappointed over
the Steel Corporation. statement OF
untitled orders. The increase during
February Of 96,s00 tons was quite In
keeping with trade expectations, but
the street had looked for double these
figures. The stock acted well, only
losing ".
Colorado Fuel IS making a much
better showing in the West. This
company recently booked a 80, ooo.ton
rail order for the Atchison and ex.
poets to benefit by the Panama fair.
Maxwell Motor issues rose to new
high figures. While profit taking was
IN evidence, buying from the West
absorbed offerings.
The United States Steel Corpora
ton reports unified orders as OF Feb.
ruary 2s last, of 4,,345, 81 tons. against
4,248,5H on January 81 last, an in.
crease Of 90, 800 tons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
.V00DMAN PREPARE
.F0R.HEAD.cAMP MEET.
Big Parade To Be Held Tues.
day-Lodges Compete
For Prize.

White Oak Camp, No. 20, w. o. w..
is at the present time completing ar.
rangements for the head camp jurIs..
.diction meeting, TO be held in this city
March 16 and II.
A letter has been sent out 10 all,
the members calling attention to the
occasion, and asking the cooperation
and help during the meeting, to help
entertain the visitors who will be
here from every lodge in West Viz.
ginia, Maryland, Delaware and Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Special attention is called to the
great parade which will be one Of the
features on Tuesday evening, at q
O'clock. Uniformed men from Fair.
mont, Parkersburg, Huntington, Graf.
ton, Clarksburg and MoundsvilIe will
be present in the line OF march.
Immediately following the parade
will be the class introduction and con.
test between the degree teams for a
prize Of $3.50, offered by the head
camp for the best drilled team.
This, will be competed for by the
Huntington degree team, Parkersburg
and Falrmont teams.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
l.teht QVelIa on Rlue Creek.

fsststiSl sstiI-tts vi otue SFsek. =
= ~ SEelr3 sand development, on
Hr week, Elk district, Kanawha
- tue South Penn OIL Company
ha siea its No. ID on the ]. v. n,
1rmy through the Weir sand,
ate show for a 2Obarrel pro.
dgrs
la&sS sAtnnston pool, Clay district,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
0iIaln,d!5G.3!a,ss

I4tIaa 4
The salt sand development In spen.
Ger. Roane county, West Virginia, is
proving o disappointment, and unless
the wells now drilling show better re-.
suits than the late COMPETITIONS, oper.
atoms in that pool soon will be aban.
doned. The first wells showed a gooG
production and inspired the starting
Of q large anount of new work. Since
thennothing as, good as the first three
wells comple ted has been found, and
Just about half Of the number have
been dry holes.
The latest acquisitions to the dry
hole list ore Godfrey L. Cabots test
on the B. q. Smith lot. Nothing was
found In the salt sand, and 1t Is drill
Ing TO the Berea grit. Golf & Heck
have drilled their, test on the F. T..
Linger farm through the same forma.
ton. and had the same kind OF luck.
This well also lis drilling To the Berea
grit. The Fisher Oil Company's test
On the wv. III. starchar lot, previously
seported the B! q. Smith lot, has been
drilled through the salt sand and
abandoned.
on Borgess. fork Of Laurel fork,
Smithtleld district, the Ohio Fuel Com.
pany has drilled its test on the Bow
man Simmons farm through the big
injun sane. and will not have better
than q e'barrel ,pumper. IN the same
diatrict, the Columbus Oil Company OF
West Virginia lis due in the same for.
nation 81 It's NJ II on the ]. S. Bran.
F&.t@.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
DR.. Headland viii
Lecture Tomorrow

Much interest is centering in the
lecture to be given at the First Meth.
odtst Episcopal church tomorrow
evening, when Or. Isaac T. Headland,
a returned missionary from China,
will speak under the auspices OF the
various missionary societies OF the
city on the subject 1.-THE part America
had in making the Chinese Republic"
DR.. Headland Is a lecturer OF inter.
national fame and his coming to this
city marks an epoch in missionary
history. The lecture will begin at
eight O'Clock tomorrow evening.
While in the city DR.. Headland will
be the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Broomtield DR.. Headland will reach
this city Friday evening from Ali.
ance, Ohio, where he is temporarily
located.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
Granted aDivorce On
Charge Of Desertion

=
That smooth spoken "traveling',
salesman from Grafton stole his wife.sa
affections and that she ran away after
leaving a steaming hot toothsome sup.
per on the table as a partial solace
for his lonliness, Is the contention Of
Howard L. Hough, aged 20, OF Monroe
street, Fairmont, was granted di.
vorce today by Judge W. s. Raymond
in Circuit court, from Winifred
Hough. aged %.
The couple was married September
25, 1909 and the separation occurred
September IA, 1911, according to the
testimony Of the defendant who al
leges desertion. There are no chill.
dren.
According to Mr.. Hough's testimony
submitted through his attorney French
MtCray to Judge Raymond the young
wife had been seen on several occa-
sions in the company of other men.
On one occasion Hough testified that
he learned that his wife and Jack
Hamilton, a travelling salesman from
Grafton had gone into q rooming
house on Robinson street,
Hough testified that he watched
this house and finally his wife and
Hamilton came out. Hough says he.
upbraided them for acting in such a
suspicious manner and that his wife
retorted that she did not care any
thing for him and walked away with
Hamilton.
Later Hough says he learned that
his wife had rented q room iii this
house and that she and Hamiiten met
there and were caught together ID the
room b. the landiady.
When Housh returned from work
on the evening Of September "a. 1911,
and found the supper on the table but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
MEDICAL EXAMS IN
SCHOOLS OF COUNTY.
Physicians Offer Services to
Investigate Pupils I'M
Projections.

aHa - =
II plans are perfected, medical in.
spection will DO carried on in each
grade Of the public schools as well as
the suburban schools. The bill pro.
viding for medical inspection was agi.
tated a few years ago by the Woman's
Club Of this city and through their ef-
forts became a state law, and since
that time medical inspection has been
a feature Of the school work.
Several local physicians have offer.
ed their services to aid in this work,
and this will materially help the
boards oil, edcuation in this work.
Supt. William R. Kennedy has TAX.
en- the matter. up with the boards Of
education and the boards are enthusi.
astic over the matter OF having the
physical imperfections Of the pupils
looked into.
According to the present schedule,
medical examinations will be held Il.
Rivesville, Baxter, Grant Town, Fair.
view, Barrackville. Pennington, Mo
nongah, Thoburn, cayenne, Worthing-
ton, Annahelle, Metz, Glovers Gap,
Grangeyille, Rymer, Downs and King.
mont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
Mrs. Walters in.Court
Pleads Not Guilty
ny Associated press.,

NEW YORK, March 11.-Mrs. Ida
Walters. arraigned in the Supreme
court pleaded not guilty today to in.
dictments charging her with the muir.
der of her babies, Loretta and John,
by poison.
L. E. Rogers, father of the children,
pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
charging him with compelling Mrs.
Walters TO live with him. Rogers
bail OF $500 was continued. Mrs.
Walters was lead back to her cell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
Finance, Oil and Real Estate

Harrison county, the South Penn on
Company has drilled No. 81 on the II.
g. Hood farm through the Gordon
sand, and has fair gasser In that
formation. In the same district the
Hope Natural Gas Company has the
rig completed for q test on the o. L.
Lowe farm. On Big Elk creek, Sardis
district, ]. T. Miller q Company%are
due lin the sand ut No. / on the J. r..
Lanham farm. D. J.. Carter. G Com.
pany are due to get the sand this
week at q second test on the John H.
Henderson farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11
LODGE Of MOOSE
NAMES OFFICERS
Milton Bell Elec tied Dictator.
R. d. Harden, National
Representative.

The local lodge OF Moose have cleo,
ted officers for the ensuing term as
follows:
Dictator: Milton Bell, vice dictator
S. e. Bayer; prelate, H..B. Moore. (No
secretary was elected last night, as
the election OF this officer takes place
only every three years.; treasurer.
II. E. Harden; inside guard, Turney
Reed: outside guard, w. q. Clark;
trustees, George Allard and Leon
Smith; alternate, Melton Bell.
The officers were named at che
meeting last night Which was largely
attended. ~
II. D. Harden was chosen to repre-.
sent the Fairmont lodge at the nanon.
al meeting in California, next July.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11

Frank Yeager, aged 40, glass
worker, was granted a divorce yester.
day from Julia Yeager by Judge Hay.
mond. The couples was married in
1894 in Austria. according to the
Testimony. Eight years after the mar
riage the husband came to America TO
seek his fortune and at length a>home
was provided for the family In Fair.
mont.
With all in readiness to welcome
the wife and three children left in
the old country Yeager returned to
the home town in Austria after an alb.
sence Of five years only to find that
his wife was about to become a
mother. Z,
Yeager was heartbroken at this evil
dence Of his, wife's unfaithfulness and
he refused to have anything more to
do with her, returning to Fairmont
with his two. sons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-11

NETWORK STOCKS.
Quotations at 1 p. m. today by 10.
seph H. Mills. Room LOG, Nuzum
building, Jefferson street, Fairmont,
w, Val
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his wife absent, he says he made in
quiries among the. neighhors and
learned that his wife had been seen
leaving the city on a street car. He
says that he learned later that she
had gone to a-town in Ohio with an.
other man.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05

Ober iino bug nift stpa Debribiirm.,
ionoern rieiies Jaaeu. rti!teIs bersn
SingD0a,l eefansen unb erpiirst ipurs
ben. !Seinrih Ros, Der in i,inem fat
peri6oIlensn BUD. .giIbsr aus Giibs
!irol" 70 bisl irsfflife @eoba9tunaen
nisbsrssleat bat. ntnnt einen foIdsn
sburm ~.ins SdonbfduIe, bic bas
8plt fsinsr eigsnsu Deiittung isbt".
Sm Strbit ipirb iibsrall NIT S&roisn
nad unieren iiibeu S1nsern aeihofs
fen; Rotbteblhen iinb bem grub,r
Jtalidnu cine ipilItommene 9eute az
ieiHer polenta, unb cine amfel lit oar
Elm Defenders feiter 8iHsn. grobts
irummen iperbsn ni6i aufseitr.ut,
nm bic bauaernben D6ssI 5u Ipeiisn;
Der Huge M.li6e@, fast gioe. .pitft
Das grpbt uiht umionft binipeg. fOns
bern t6btet bic nngslodtsn 6unerisen
NIT fsinsr SlinteA. Or ifiIbsrt bann
einen fpeIffer Sonniaasmorasn, in
peiIen @IanJ lnb airhenslodenildna
gelb, perlumpts aerls ben Shipayss
pldttfen aufiausrH. Ridt mfnbsr
barbarH9 ssbt BET .acbfImc4sr1 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05

qsn bic glide Dor. Or fang. b;.
aa4sfortlle, bic sur Serbftsstt aus
benz garbafes in ben alpftrom binnuf.
itsigt. nm bort su lai1en. psrmitisls
uniidtbar unt,r bem GteipisesI laus
ernbr Pese. Sn DeItsrrei6 1T bas
felt Iansem ftrsng osrbotsn, iinb uns
ieres WiHens iirb du6 bic .Rptroli'
In Siibtircl ldngft ouBer Ghdiiut,it
aeiest. bod bic @oesIiiellerei nit Gul.,
2QdppasIH unb geimrutsn biirfis bi.
ben fple 5riibsn nod INNER msbr pbsr
psuigu urgeitrcft beisisbez tDsrSe,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05
Seutide Saulen in Der Sarfei.
Bon G mi | 8 II 3 ig.
e nrien i'm esuni.

= DrteH, I'M SSutll.
@or einem boben iuno fIa6eu 8c.
bduoe aIeppos bGIt Der @ugen Ger
GTreftor, Elm 9oper, fiibrt uns in
cine aIaiie. Sie s6iiIer ite6en ui.
Sd iebe 8na6en bon s. 9siingItnge
BON 16, Manner Don 23 Sabren. Sd
iehe arabtid)e Bbpitognomieli, tiirti.
ihe, armeniife, amerifaniife, jiioi.
'te, taufafiide, abcr MIR etne ODER
3rnei oeiitiAe. @Ieid, oarallf erialre
if, baB mid piele Sale ge.altiht ba.
BEN oenn jener gang 9IaltGugige lit
Irober reiner 0faiie, uno ben i'd Fir
ctnen 8riefen bieIt, 1T elm Cider.
felle. Sn bteier oeuti6en gropa.
Jonooidptle miiiien @roBe ,m0 alei.
ne 5uammeniiBen, benn na1 Ser
&cnrttnib Der oealtiden Spra6e, nidt
Ma6 oem @Iter, iperben lie oertbciIt.
IA 9ibt es benn iltnge 2eltte BON
SielIlug ino bon Stang, nprgenIdn.
Oti6 fritb oerbetratbet, lulo ne6en
1b1en anabm bonn sllter ibrer Sob.
ne.
Ger 2ebrer ,Sriift gotanif, er er.
fldrt geraoe Die SfapertIiIie Die
Sdnller iagen, mas lie tpiiien, i'm ae.
brcdenen 9eirti6 bes 9lusIGnoers,
abcr bod in einen eritaunIi6 furtge.
lfrittenen 0eutif oenn crit elm bal.
bes Sabr iiset iie in oicier SdmIr
Wiebr als auf ben S5nbaIt adten Tie
auf 0ie grununatii6en 5ebier, Die Der
.ydtlhitIer maten fonnte, rmS elm
&ubcto Sdnoe itrecft ii6 Dor, nenn
Der gefragte falid fonitruirt bat.
"a fait ale 2rbrer oeutid finb uno
Sieie Seittitsen meiit lpeber 1iirfiid
nD9 elrabiib oeriteben, 10 pirft Gle
beS 9lugen6li6S itdrfer
nlS jebe Sfadorbnimg. 9tQes iprittI
oeiltIf, I'm nidt st idrueigen.
Nfeie Sdule ltito jene in gl6arn, |
geieitct BON ocn Gireftoren Su6cr
lno SIbermanh fdntpfen gegen gro.
be WI6erit6n6e. g9ie Die Dinae eiit.
nal itcben in tSprien 1mb aleinaIien,
10 tnnn Der Tilrfe unH glra6er, Der
4rntcrtier ,inb Der @rief)e, 6er IN Der
SdrlIe Der EyanHiSfnner cSer In Seul
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Dab Der Stalisn,r ben DaIS unb BAG
fretrauihenos Grin Der gdume babi,
III mdnnislia bsianni. Wo bic Wdls
tsr j6pu ausserotiet iinb, ba peripis
it,t man ipenigiteus bas armisIise
9eitriipp Der Sdnss. pbns 81 beeens
Ten, bob bamit bem Dersbang Der lsB,
te Solt ssnomm,n pirb. 0as Ges
ron. ppn isinsr Wursei mebr f.itae'
bdIien, itiir5i bann beim nG9itsn Gss
piitsrr,a.u ouf bic Strab. berab. unb
na@ unb mad eerGtb bic gauge Wanb
ins @ant.n. Wlit @orIi.be s.rfi5r.H
bic Wtlfden ben Wu6s junger gdus
me. Sie futtern banr ibr Wieb nit
b.m abasihlaesnen aarbnsrt. Gin
Stalisner ion i6oH in ben fisb5iger
Sabren bss poris,n SabrbuHberis b.n
4uslprud getban baben, man miibte
ale 0sutftxn iiber ben grenntt jds
gen unb iobaun fdmmtlite Wilb:r
pertilg.n. 2llio hr WaIt unb Der
Deutffx - rba iisbt ben geinbl' Rd.
irr unb Gsmiitb finb ibnsn Elm grsusl.
Man fiiblt ftaubernb bi. tiefe Roh.it
iener b0sar!is,n .mittefldnbidsH Rai'
fs'. bic ia aud Sas Blut bss eHss
ldnbers NIT Gslpalitbdiisieit uno
8rauiduieit burdieu9t. Der rihs
tiss Miti,ldnber fiibli fih Hur ipoA
in einsr potis beriuiiifsien. fteiHg.'
lpprb.n.n aaRbT6afi. gsin Dentsn
uub 1ra4tsu iinb MIR Guf Gsiptnn
asriatet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-05

psreint auf bic Su6e no1 llnteritiib=
uns. Gie iDaialiitii@e partei fu9t,
mo tie taHn, bas Seuer Der llnSufrie>
benbeit unter ben glrbeitsrn unb ibrsn
syamilien gu idiiren, unb faiebt pffen
bie Shulb al benz llnsliid benz Griese
au. Die reite giirgeridaft inbeEen
fiebt Der Gage gleiagiiltig unb miBs
trauifdb segeniiber, inbem lie bem
Stante aud bic bringsnbitsn 0ilfs>
mitteL beripsigert. 3uben bat iid bic
aorruptipn bereits Der eingelaufeneli
llnterftiibungsgelber bemddtigt (8on
10000 aire. in Rom eeIammelt.
lpurbe MIR $4,000 2ire abgeliefert).
unb Der alte Sflenbrian unb bic In,
bebelfenbeit in Der 5iibrlng elmer Srs
ganiiatipu tbun bas ihrige. Nus ben
fletnsn 9emeinhen ipiro oemelbet, bub
bic SaTen Ieer finb unb feline GebGltsr
mebr ausbeaablt tperben tOnnen. Ius
8rantenbGuIsrn Sur RetpnpotessenS in
bic beimatblihen 90rfer entlaiene
Splbaten be,Iagen ii9 Soriiber, baB in
ungeniieenbe WeiTe fir iie seiurat pers
be unb hab lie t6rsn tdrgli6en Sases.
ipls bon 10 Gts. ni1t ausbe5abtt be-
fpmmen.
Die bemotratii6en pdrteien Iotlcn
fih bic @eleaenbeit niht entaehen. aud
fir ibren Sbeil unfraut ins patrctiide
6elb gu iden. gei 9elegenbeit Der
IeuRerunaen genebitts XIV. su 2ltas
pie boben bic pielen geipreaungen
unb proteits ueasiat. bab peoer gaol=
tale nod Sreimaurer auf Die traoios
neGe antitleritule pbIitit in bieiem tris
tii6eu Momsnt per6i9ten. Die gsatiOs
nnliiten bre6sn tdolidb ibre Sun3tK
oeQen Die 9iolittianer unb iperoen
tierin begiinitist unb unteritiiBt DON
ben nGdhiten ;Freunoen Der Reeieruns.
Wdn eriiebt baraus. tpie ipeni1 erfrells
lid bic inuere 2a1e lit. Sic ourtie
ieiner 2eit pegen Der i9peren @ers
flrite i'm Selbe unb lpeaen Der Serrllt@
tcten pirtbihnftli6en Qaae au llebers
rli6unaen fii6ren. Oapon bat lid
nutiirli6 bic Regierun9 ldnqit iibers
sei,at unb iudt buber bas 8plt i'm
0unteln 5u bulten iiber bic Grei9ntfe,
inoem iie bic freie Msinungsduberun5,
Iofern fir lie if,dblih (uno oas III
heute fait ieoe 0abrbeit) nit itrengea
Seieben einidrdntt.
Die tpirtbiGaftli6en 9rdfte, iitsr
irelhe bic Reaierllna perfii1t, iino
nidf imitanbe, auf bic Sauer ben eroa
Zen 2lnforberungen All entiprea:r.
Uian lit 3ubem enttduftt, baB bic
apifden Der itaSnii9en Rsaieruns
unb bem Sreiperbanb itdttgebabeten
8erbanbIunaen, Die in Der 3uidmmens
t,lnft Der ifinansrlGnner au Risso ID;
rem Qusbrud fanoen. nift CUR Ses
iduffuna Der nDtbiaen Wtittel fii6rten.
Gs aeiut lid itets beutIi3er. oab
Sonnino ii6 in ieinen 9efpre3ungen
nit Der Gntente su nett einIteB, obne
his nOtbiac RiidenDeduna bes Srie9ss
miniiteriums. befp. Der Qrmeeleituns
su befiben. Die 9erIdnseruno bes
5ermines 3ur 3ei6nung Der iunersn
2lnleibe fpri6t obne aommentar fir
fih. (Den Staatsbeamten pirb /
prosent ibr.s 9ebaItes fir bic Qns
lsibe oIaeaoqen) Der unteritdotsfss
ttctGr i'm SSinunaminiitsrium quBerte
il6 buhin. bak nit Der 3eit tpobi cine
I2ipdnasanlsibe unbermeibIi3 perbe.
SuiammeHfaifenb: @enn bis sum Sis
tp6er tetn enti6eioenber Sieq Der itas
lienii6eu Waffen burIiegt, 10 birf!.
cine iHnere aataftropbe stHtreten.
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Der Staliener ais Ratur.
feinb. Die erite SsIbsntbat Der
Weli4en i'm &riese sesen Deiterrei6
mar, bab iie cine barmloie alpenners
eins S9ubbiitte In 8ranb iboffen.
0os itin,mt re6t gum naturperniiftens
ben @ebdren, pas aud bic gepunbes
rsr SiaIieHs felt Fher an ibrsn Jrsun.
ben baIassu nabtsH. Gm Sf.sitsa
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1T tpobI Der @Os.lmorb. Der in Sta.
lien gu ben 9oItsOsrsniisunsen gsbort,
DON oeutiden RsiIenben bsrpOrgsbos
ben unb betlast porben. yriiber mas
rem an Der tirOlii9en Gren5e allsnts
hal6en iteinsrns 16iirme 5u feben, bic
ii9 unmittelbar DOR ben Orti9aftsn
eut sinsm Siisa srboSsm % sDsTsH
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Rsds On assnsssssuL
gemntfftensrS Cutes
2amlien dennth Csto

n " lpu " hpuHtl WIZ.
0tueiunatt, o., 8. Uuguft 1915.
9srfttstiis unasbote roefser snt:
esasneeupurrisH In bsr Gffa bee Hoete of
Gcuntp Gomuifh0ngr5 bis SretfaG btu
3. September 1915, nn ~ titr UaftneS, tnr bic
na1fifbenbs QcuHtD arbeif:
Gerfb ben gpesiftiationen 70. 500 - sac
be grntusriiue bes 9ifnrrtf IN ber QIs5ss
Hoab ben gnarn Grstrus siu Biue Red Btfs,
IN qoltrnin 1grvrfbtp.
Die arbei, bal Al esfe<s,n IN iissusirttin.
r1nng NIT ben RI1rsu uTrb epediiiuitcrsr,
tpeife lee, In Der Gffies ees Boare Of qonrfo
Goutur.fNousre aufIttgsn
dus unasbois raitfien Gu Horrlilaren drsas.
ftrftai fsin. ptl4t In Der Efftcs ees Hodrt of
Qonuin Qomrtfiierers .a babsn ftrb. une be-
pieii,i fsin bon sinem Bomb IN esr Soee bsu
'nnftnrbet, $4,000 Tofiots NIT swti erien
nnb aenlesnbtn enpqsu. eab eer eieisr ban
Rpnirusf einnebtu uro bis urtef ansf1breu
rise, in SAFE bstfsIss ibr. sntrfnHri pirb. :.
lie qrirrfn gommifiloners ttbniien re tas
Nefi bcr. .rgssbssI cbsr eus dngtbcts ~
efrfpegfen
On auf,rsy bss soars si SamiItDn Gountp
Gomriatontts
grte q. @tJsInaun.g graibeui.
S.trii; aibsrf HttEearei Gltrf.
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