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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
REV. THOMAS c. DARST
CONSECRATEO BISHOP
Former Rector OF ST. James Elc-
waited to Head Of Church in East
Carolina Diocese.
HE SUCCEEDS BISHOP STRANGE
Setting of Impressive Ceremonies i'll
Historic 81. James I'm Whining
tou-Congrcyation Includes Many
From Virginia.

| WILMINGTON. y. c.. january c.
In this city to-day. in the midst Of
DISTINGUISHED laymcn and clcrEymen
of the Episcopal Church, Rev.
Thomas G. parst. II. D., formerly rec
tor Of st james Church. Richmond.
was elevated II tho head Of the church
in Eastern North Carolina. hccoinin:
Bishop OF the Diocese of East Caro-
lima, succeeding the late Bishop Robert
Strange, who died the lrtter part OF
last summer.
The scene of the consideration was
historic st. James Church where Il
number of other bishops Of the diocese
have been consccrated. and beneath the
altar of which lie the ashes of Bishop
Atkinson and bishop Strange ST.
James Church stands at the intcrsec-
ton Of Third and Market Streets, with
the old home that Lord CORVALLIS oc-
curicd while in Wilmington during the
Revolution, directly opposite. and with
the large bronze statue OF George
Davis. the last Attorney General of the
ConicderaCy, within its shadow. while
The old church itself has the distinc-
t:on OF having been used by the invad-
ing host during the War Between the
states.
SO. within these historic walls tho
DISTINGUISHED clerrymcn OF the Episco-
pal Church gathered, while n congre-
cation that taxed the seating capacity
of the ed!ice was present. and exalted
the new bishop. The ceremony was
impressive and beautiful
CHURCH Is CROWDED
Long nI1FORE SERVICES
Admission to the services OF consc-
Grafton was not by card and long be-
fore the services commenced at IL
o'clock the church was crowded, the
congregation including people from all
parts of Eastern Carolina and a mum
Der from Virginia. Just at II o'clock
the procession. made up OF the crucifer,
choir, vestry Of st. James, the lay rep
resentativcs OF the diocese. the clergy
of the diocese. visiting ministers, cleri-
tees OF the diocese, representatives of
st. James Church, Richmond; deputy
registrar. master OF ceremonies, visit
ing bishops, attending presbyters. the
bishop-elcct. the presenting bishops,
the co-consccrators and the presiding
bishop. entered the church. while the
choir rendered professional hymns 5O7
and ZIG. Then followed the usual
service. including the sermon by the
Right Rev. William Loyal Ciravatt, ID.
D. Bishop Coadjutor OF West Virginia.
AT the close of the sermon the con-
secration services proper followed
opened with presentation Of the bishop
elect, followed by Offering of testi-
monialS. and conservation of the bishop
After the anthem Forward Be Our
Watchword." Bishop futile, the pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
MARRIAGE Is PREVENTED
BY DETERMINED MOTHER


FREDERICKSBURG, VA. January G..
Lloyd NJ. Luttrell. of Baltimore, Sc
cured marriage license In that city
to wed Miss Myrtle l. Black. daughter
OF Mrs. w. I. BLACK. OF this city. and
came here yesterday to claim his bride.
They had expected TO go To baltimore
for the ceremony. The mother OF the
bride would not permit her daughter
TO leave her home and 20 with Mr.
Luttrcll. Mr. Luttrell mot with such
opposition on behalf OF the young
woman's mother that he returned TO
Baltimore last night without his In
tended bride. IT is probable that the
Wedding will be arranged for at a
later date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
FINE MEETING OF DAUGHTERS
OI' I'LL. tUNII.nI,Il a \

The regular meeting OF, The Peters
burg Chapter, Daughters Of The Con
federacy, to-day was largely attended
and very Interesting one R.nor,
from the relief committee showed much
activity during the past month. liberal
contributions and comforts given nj
many homes. The marker committees
reported as completed the work as
signed TO II, except the placing OF Ger
tain markers which had been delayed
by the weather conditions. Mrs Davis
chairman OF the committee. suggested
that the activities OF the chartcr this
year should be devoted to IN. crer
tion OF monument 10 General NIL
liam Malone. which Suggostsnu mo,
with hearty approval. and the marker
committee was directed 10 confer win
representatives OF the Malone Monu-
ment Association and the Sons OF
Veterans, to form plans for carving
out the suggestions The chapter ,ya,
much interested In The report OF the
proceedings Of the genera! convention
of United Daughters OF the CoDfc1
eracy, held IN Savannah. Tho reoor,
showed that Virginia led the convcn.
ton with 100 accredited delegates. that
splendid work had been ACCOMPLISHED
by tho Daughters along educational
lines-$43.s56 having been distributed
among 432 scholarships, ranging in
price from $50 to $1,000. Tho chap,c,
will observe General Lees birthday
January 10. in a hitting manner.
The biennial meeting o. the stock
holders OF the Upper Appomattox Com.
pany Will be held at noon ,o-morro,,
q IN tho company'B Office in this CITY
Tho company ia now under the con.
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to organization. Nominating speeches
were brief. and the election of Senator
o. Max Gardner for president pro tenn.
or the Senate ana Emmett II. Wootcn
as Speaker Of the House went through
on strictly party votes. and all tho
other Democratic caucus nominees
named last night were elected with tho
combined vote OF Democrats and Re-
publicans.
In assuming tho spcnkership OF tho
House. MIR. Wooten asked for the full
est cooperation OF members and de-
clared his purpose to see to 1t that all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
II. II. II. Adams liz Candidate.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LfNCiiRuRG, VA, January G.--R H.
/. Adams, Jr., an attorney here, has
announced his candidacy for the Lynch
burg misunderstanding. this bringing the
candidates up TO six. These are w. :.
Carroll, r. III. T. Adams. Jr., l. II.
Adams, Jr.. Colonel r. T.. Craighill,
Judge j. S. Diggs and w. l. Moorcman,
the latter having served In that ca :
pacity under President Clevclands ap-
po!ntmcnts. The term of the incum-
bent, James NJ. Mclaughlin, ends in
March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

me dwelling. n small structure
owned and occupied by George Noel. an
aged co!orcd man. on Main street
Pocahon'as. was destroyed by Are this
afternoon with all it's contents Noel
was III in bed At the time. ana ne was
rescued with difficulty by nc;ghbors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

possible dispatch Is observed by House
committees as well ms on the floor in
the work OF legislation, so there shall
not BIO any great and dangerous con-
scBtion In tho last days. and that tho
Assembly may complete It's work with
III the sixty days constitutional limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
CONTEMPT CASES CONTINUED
IN IIESTINGS COURT

The contempt proceedings in the Har-
rison Street tcolored) Baptist Church
matter set for to-day in the Hastings
Court was continued until the 1ith
instant, on account of the absence of
counsel for the psy ties asking for the
rule. Judge Mullen stated from the
bench that, of course. he would not
hear the proceeding. and that he would
not ask the Governor 10 designate any
Judge TO sit in the matter until he
could get the attorneys together to
agree. Failing 10 get such agreement.
he was of the opinion that 1t should be
removed to the Circuit Court, where n
similar matter is pending. one OF the
reasons for such removal, said the
judge, obviates the necessity of paying
Judge for hearing the case. He
further stated that he felcitatcd him
self on the fact that, with the excep-
ton of this controversy, he had had
occasion to call In other judges in the
twenty years he had t.cen on the bench
less than any other Judge in the Com
monwealth. He further stated that
when he got the Governor to designate
Judge TO hear this suit in the lust
ings Court he had no idea ii would
consume the length of time II had. but
IT is difficult to foresec how long-drawn-
out such controversies might be.
Reoprt on Highway.
d. II. Winston, government engineer
in charge OF the Virginia division OF
the Washington to Atlanta Highway,
has made a report OF the condition or
the highway from Petersburg to
Ciarksville. The Petersburg and Din
widdie sections are reported TO be
good; Nottoway section. poor; Bruins
wick and Mecklenhurg sections at fair
to good. 4 great deal OF work has been
done on the highway from Petersburg
TO the North Carolina line
Edward Jackson, alias Johnson ar
rested here some days ago as wanted
for robbery and attempted murder Mt
Disputanta, was taken 10 that place
for preliminary hearing yesterday, and
was discharged. He was not idcnti-
fled as the man wanted on either
charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07

Major James y. Mausy, formerly OF
Petersburg. died IN Nashville. Tenn.
on Monday. Al the outbreak OF The
war Mr.. Mausy. then resident OF
Petersburg, organized an infantry com
pany known at the Ragland Guards,
named III honor Of Reuben Ragland,
who contributed largely to It's c0ulp-
ment He remained as caDtnln az mo
company until shortly before the cvac-
uation OF Norfolk. when he was pro
NOTED and transferred TO command
in Tennessee He married the sister
or the late Captain /. /. Marks, OF this
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-07
FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT
OF DEPUTY GRAND INVESTMENT

Joel T. Brown. deputy grand presl-
dent OF the Fratcrnal order of Eagles,
visited Petersburg Acric last night and
installed the newly elected officers with
Robert Gillian, Ir, rs worthy prcsi-
dent. Following the installation a So
cial session was held and light re-
1reshments were served. Mr.. Brown
compliments the acria on It's great
progress the past year under It's
worthy president. Robert Gillian, Jr.,
and declared the outlook for the
greater progress this year as bright
MIR. Browns district comprises Peters
burg, Richmond and South Richmond.
and this was his first official visit.
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Pineapples

It has been since 1900 that the
American public has had the OPP
portunity to get the worlds best
Pineapple at a very reasonable price,
and they have evidenced their ap-
probation by consuming hundreds of
thousands Of cans per year.
During 1900 tho Hawaiian Island
became a part Of the United States
of America. This addition allowed
the products from the island to be
imported without duty, at same
time guaranteeing protection to
American investments and enter
prises. Some OF our foremost pack
ers recognized this opportunity, and
Immediately installed largo plants
there, and are shipping Hawaiian
Pineapple in tremendous quantities
throughout the world
The soil and climate OF the Ha-
waiian Island produces the finest
Pineapples In the world, and, owing
to peculiar local conditions. It is done
at marvelously low price.
This Pineapple Is packed In beau
tiful. large. white slices, packed in
It's own juices or with syrup, and in
tho grated form used SO much for
many purposes.
You can we'll afford tho time to
carefully examine this display dur
ing our demonstration.
Hawaiian Extra Sliced, 2Ms. zoe
Hawaiian Extra Sliced. %. onc
Hawaiian Sliced. 2hs. o5c
Hawaiian Grated. 2Hs. o5c
Hawaiian Sliced. 2s. 100
Hawaiian Grated. Is. 1ac
Sliced. Curtice Bros. Is. a5c
Grated, Curtlce Bros, 2s. enc
Dozens, less 1872.
EIerrr2
5O4-5O6-5O8 East |
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Aununl Dnr Meeting.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.J
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 6.-Tho
Bar Association of tho Sixteenth Ju-
dicinl Circuit Will hold Its annual moot
Ing on Saturday, and 1t will be fol-
lowed by q banquet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-13

len Dor, menn ionlt Dos @riegsI6iff
elmer @efabr aaseeiebt lit ooer Der
grfolg Der Sperationen, morin es Der
3eit begriffen til, beeiiltrddtigt iper=
hen fonnte.~ 9as liegt fir bas lit
ferieeboot ties Dor. Wos bort Nus
nabme 1T, miro fir ieine 9iodaoe CUR
&egel. lno oa aud} oie l1nteriu-
dung Der 2aoung ltt1o Ser Shiffs=
papiere ibm nlr ausnabmspeile mog=
ltd lein miro, 10 laBt iid feline glof-
.,faoe Der Hegel nod nift anoers aus
fiibren, als nit Der Minenipirfung:
'ieoes Sdiff Dob iid) in fem glofaoe-
gebiet begibt, mlib nit Dem llnter-
sange rednen.
Wir lino olio our1ans ouf oelu
gooen beg Neftes. Sir ip1ren es
aber alld obne aQe bolferredtliden
grnogungen fraft oes ieoer 8ed)ts
%cronung innefpobneflben @eiebes Der
Wotipebr. gnglanos Mnsbnnap-
rtngsabiidf eegenuber unleren Sir
germ, Srnlen mno ainoern tpioer-
fpriht aIen bisber 5ngelafienell
@runoiasen. gs lit Ser n~nge6ener-
lidite @eriud) Der DON Der sfpeite1l
Srieoensfonferens ausoriidlih inter
iogten .nlenbIerilden 9otung oes
feinoliden golfes." CUR redten 3eit
Fat Churchill, Der emit bic Mngliiie=
ring Der 8ilren ourd abidladtnng
cller ertpahienen Manner empfabt,
Dos 9ilo bonn y&nebel, Der 9entid
lamb oas Ser5 aboriiden ioa~ ge-
|frnaht. Gnglanos SeeitraBen lino
|ieine Q0err, mir Iino in Der Notmebr
beredtiet, ieilien 9lutfreislanf IN
itOren. lln0 mir molten nint ntebr in
Gle sSebler n~ertr1umter @omontif per=
faaen, Die unfer gaterlano iabrbuns
oertelang 8ltm 9eppi6 oes &rieges
genodt bot. 9as oberite @eieB oes
&rieges beiBt aroft nno falide Sem
timentalitdt lit cine @affe fir Die
&ano Der 6einoe.
Sr. 8, Sranffnrter.
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@ater nnO sObn.

amerifaniide @latter babet1 in BEN
leBten Gagen mieoer oas Mtdr1en
tom Sooe oes oeutiden &ronprin5en
aufgemarmt. S6on i'm DECEMBER
lei er geitorben uno in aller Stiae
hegroben moroen. Sic berufen iid)
auf. cine Meloung oes Barrier v@rcel-
flor, Der iid auf ieinen @enfer 9ol-
relponoenten ais @en1brsmaun be-
8iebt. Man bat es bier NIT elmer
Ger freden grfinOutlgen au Inn, De-
rem 8rittItatte @enf lit, uilo @enf
orbeitet atf Barrier 8elteaung. Ser
oeutihe aronprin5 lit mol uto ntlifi-
ter. Sein Sauptqnnrtier befinoet
iif in ben Argonnen. 9ort beiubte
TIN an %. Sonuar 2uotpig Gonebo-
fer. @angbofer ollrfte oen aoiier
nah Dem fronpriiBliden 9auptquar-
tier begleiten. Sic filbref obne gro.
IBes militGriides @eleit, MIR Sfpei
Gbauffeure init 8arnbiner ulo $50.
tronentoide IaBett olif bem 8oroeriis.
Bel Der Sabrt iiber cine Motbriid.e
meinte Der Gaiier: ga lit feline Be.
fabr. @ag oeutlfe 9ioniere baueil.
has balt!" llno plotlih Ipriht oaar
Der Safer bon Der beiIigen 8egeiIte-
riing Der Iuguiitaee, bon Dem ipiirts
oerbaren 3uiamlnenbalten oes oeuts
ffen Bottles. vGs lit meme id)6niie
Sreuoe, oaB ih oas erleben barf:~
limb ~itaunero frogt er: limb tppan
es niht 70, getueiett iudre2" atnet
auf uno blift nnd Der Sriimmer.
lt1tte 9ornderp 5uriid. = @ir faS
i'm ShIadtgel6noe BON Seoan.
Gort oben1, ruff Der Safer, bort
bat mein Batter eeitanoenl@ .Sier
lit Napoleon NIT gismard suIant.
mengetroffenl" p9ort tit SdloB
8eIenuel Ga mar meines @roBba-
ters ltnterreoumg nit NapoIeonl4
9nr6 oas ELECTROMAGNETIC
bet Der Mos, auf bobem 0nmni,
gebt's tpeiter. Cine Srtidoft erbebt
iih ob5eidnen0 aug Dem @oerme.
malh, aino iiber cine Maller bebt iih
Elm idmltfes, fleines S6loB berpor.
Gas 3iel Ser 6obrt. SIN 5dIoB-
fofe begriiBt ser 9ronprins mi.
leds Serren ieiues Stobes Sen Sal
fer. Sic idlnufe @eltoIt oes Sic
GERS bon Son9ipp ideiut iih nod,
rtebr geitredt 81 boben. Sein fris
ifleS, aeirnoes @eiidt lit aebrdunt.
Die frobef au9en aldu3en Dor Sreit
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tung oes Sr9eiters, bel Dem bieie 9r=
beiter6egleitung ober f~einestpegs re
benio6e lit. @ir ieben alts Sen Dem
Gro9ramm beigegebene1t Innterflr,-
gen, ooB oieies 9on5ert BON @rieg
fomponiert muroe, ols er 25 Sabre
5ablte uno Dob er ibm einen eroBen
Seil ieines &llbmes beroanft. 2ebte.
res tit erflarli6, oenn es lit cine bot
nebme, ibone formpoIlenoete aompo-
fition. @eipielt dpiiroe iie bon benz
in Der Sednif, fpie mi 8ortraq gleid
tii6tiaen &iinitler prdbtig.
Srau golombati o'@cugna lit cine
Sangeri1 bon eroBen nuo I6onell
S~timmn1ittellL Die bor5iiglid) geidult
lilto. $50 INNER mir iie nod BADEN
llngen boren, bat lie tire 3uborer-
idaft formlid bineeriief. 90 mars
oltf 5reitog abeno. Gem eigentli=
den gortragsftiid, Der Mrie aus $50
lifielli's rei5boaer 0per ga @io<
conoa", mllBte iie INNER pieoer 3u-
goben falgen Iaiien. Sic lit etra
gon5 ouSge5eiGnete Sangerin.
Sett nod e II &otl5ert uno Damn
gebort alt6 oieies idone Greignis i'm
Wuiifleben u%nierer Staot Ser Ser
gongenbeit an. &err Glaoien- Ddt
ben Wuiiffrellnoen nit oieien feds
SDmpboniefon8erten einen nnber=
geBli6en @enllB bereitet lttto penlr
ollf Der dnBere grfolg fein 10 erober
getpelen lit, tpie man batte tpiinihen
fotinn, 10 bot er nit oieien aot5ertpn
bod cine auBeroroentIid itarfe Sir
flung aitsgeiibt, Die niht perIoren &C.
ben miro. l1no aIe 5renn6e edter
nto ipabrer Mriif tperoen inn oal1f-
bar lein.
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MIIsrIei.

Nabe Jratt, efma fieben Meeiici
BON San Mntonio, linb an Ser pro.
ieftierten GoifitraBe bon bier mad
Iuitin Die erften fiinfnnosmansil
goltme gepflan5t moroen. Gs eeidoI
Dies ourh Die 8eamten nito MftionGre
Der uMuftin Noao Telephone Com.
PAM: Braiioent s.. S. &eininger
Sefretar, 0uitus Mauie; Shatntei-
tier, 6. @. 4fermonn; 6. Mder-
mann, Se1rp Ser, Mler @ur5bah,
Sermann Sdeurbing, Mueuit Sdeur-
billg, @i0iam Moos, Moolpb 3er.
der, Senrp 3erder, CHARLES goeite
$. $. gina, Bouts 9ape, S. 6. Bape,
S. 81. gope, aoolpb giien6oner, s.
6. &oeie, 2ouis Bed, Ginil gcf
@alter @aI5en, Sermann @al8en,
8rai 6. $. S1toion, SO. 6. Snoion
8epflan5t tpliroen lllmen uro Sud-
ferrp 8aume.
am 5reitag 9(benD nuroe @il-
belm @rote, 45 Sabre off, OH Ser
ode BON Mlnnto nnb Grodett Giraffe
BON eiiler Sitnep-gor ii6erfobren
rno 10 gefa6rlid berlebt, oaB er in
Elm 8bipttal gebradt peroen mltBte,
no CT einioe Stunoen Ipdter Itar5.
@rote mar @eid1ftsreiienoer me
fam por elmer ISOLDE bon aanias
@itp bier6er. Gr pobnte in go. 507
Sit=G Commerce StraBe. Ger. Gbolf.
feur Der Gar, sc. @il6er, lit nc
gen 5abrldiiiafeit in Saft genomntcr
iporoen.
8as u&escue Some, &eim iiir
@efaIleile, lit gu flein gemoroeu un0
Elm aflbau lit notig. Statt Sen aber
aus5itfiibrert miro man iih nit eiiri-
gen aitoerelt 6bnliden @eieaIfoften
I'M Stoate bereini9eib oas alte Sous
rerfanfen uno Elm nelles, groBes,
mooernes Seim bauen, oas aegeil
100000 foiten ioa.
0alfnipib Bros. iin6 bon oel
Mblbobungsfommiiiion $30,032.E s
fiir ben Cell bon ibrem @eb6uoe unb
ben Streifen 2anb, Der CUR grueite.
rirg Der @eIt-gommerce Strabe nc.
tlg tit, 5ugeiproden tuoroen. gs beiBt,
oaB Die Sirma oasegen 9ernfume
eillegen miro.
Die Beople's Municipal 2eagle
bait am Sreitas 9fbeno in Ser
Veetboben : 8nlle cine Maiienpcr.
lammlung ab.
Die Central 9rnit Goinpanp bal
Notwithstanding iiber oas abIebcr
ibres Witoireftors Otto aobler an.
geflommen.
Itnier &ongreBrepr1ientani
Sames 8. Slapoen lit BON @aibina-
ton ipieoer bier einqetroffen.
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SmIanO.

81 BEN lebten Sogen Ser Gpf-
9reBiiBun9 bat man einen s3uIab 81
Der Omnibus 9iQ ongel1ommen, BEL
Dem man iett Die unangenebme @nt.
befung gemadt fat, Dob our6 i5t
eine Menge Iniprii6e aus Dem Git
oen an oie 9unoeSregieri1ng binfal.
Zig gento6t neroen. 9ieie Mniprii-
de, Die iih 8uiammen ouf ungefab.
feds Millionen Collars belaufen, lie.
gen alle inn @aibingtoner 8nnbesge-
ridIt fir anlprii6e. gs fno aud
niele aus Seras oarl1nter, Die 8nrtl
Cell nod aus Dem 8iir9erfrieg ltam-
men. Man miro beriu6en in Der
reuen 9ongreBiibung Die 8eitimumlt1-
gen, Die in Dem 3riab CUR Omnibus
Sin entbalten itnb, 1tngiiltig gu mo-
6en.
Ius @ilmington in 9eIamare
miro s~emeloet, elm @efangener I'M
oortigen Mrbeitsbaus geamens Ser
marc Montpio, Der angeflaat iii, anl
Samitag einen 8oli5iften getotet All
baber, babe eingeitanoen baB er arr
a6ten 5ebrnar ben 8farrer 3eebris
ltao feline 9ansbalterin ermoroet ba-
be. gr bot einen gelpiIien Geter
arafns beihuloigt BEL Ser MorOtal
iein @ebiilfe eetpeien gu iein. arafuS
lei in @irfli6feit Der Mnitifter Ser
Sat gefDeien. arafus ion audi Al,
Der %grmoroung bes Golisiiten Oil
Samitae beteiligt eetoeien iein. @s
tpuroe nit Wontpib auiatnmen per
baftet.
Warineminiiter Daniels nladt
befannt, BOB Der 9onserfreuser
gygrooflpn" 8efebl erbolten babe, Sen
goitoner Safen 81 patrouiQieren, I'M
5t ber6iiten, baB 0entralitGtsoerleB=
litgen borfdmen. SIN @oItoner So
fen liegen iehs oelitide 9ampfer,
einidlieBlih Der uaronprin5eIiin Ge@
eilin".
Shabomtsiefretdr Wc9looo bal
iid geitern in einem 6oipital All
@oibington elmer @ppenoicitis-Sp
ration u~ilterSoaer. Sem 8efinoen lit
iebr 8ufrieoenite1eno.
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Sc. Sin feItes Stiif boripdrts ge-
fommen! 1900 5~ran5oien gefallsi
genl" 10 berfnnbet ct boiler 6reuoe
Dem @ater. pSSrl ether Stunoe foll,
nlen iiel1
geim 6riibitiid iagt Ser Safer
5um &ronprin5en: r8ei Dir lit man
better tpie bel mirl SD iueroe mir
ilberlege1L Of i1 nidt Deinen Sod
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