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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Lieutenant Thralls
Transferred To Co. H

Lieutenant Francis Tnralls, of Com
pany I, State Militia. OF this city. has
been transferred to Company H. &C
cording 10 announcement just made
by the adiutanl generals office at
Charleston. Lieutenant a. D. Bell has
been assigned 10 fill the vacancy in
Company | caused by the transfer OF
Lieutenant ThrallS.
Cornelius L. Burdette, Of Charleston.
recognized as one Of the best rifle
shots in the country. having made a
worlds champion record at the inter
national contest AT Stockholm on the
occasion OF the last Olympian games,
has been rccommissioned captain IN
the West Virginia National Guard.
Mr. Burdette retired from the ser
vice about year ago. He will be at,
tached TO the quartermaster depart
ment
Sergeant Frank L. Chambers, Com
pany II. Huntington. has been promot.
ed TO be second lieutenant in the same
company, and Sergeant John Esque,
Company G, Huntington. has been pro-
NOTED to be second lieutenant OF tina:
company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Huntington After
Gideon Convention

A; the 1915 convention of the Ma
tional Gideons 10 be held at Des
MoiEcS. Iowa, concerted effort will
be made 10 secure the 1916 convention
for Huntington. The move was
launched at the state meeting OF the
order he'd at Wheeling recently. A
letter 10 be presented TO the DeS
MONIES convention has been secured
from Governor II. D. Hatfield and the
Ministerial association OF Huntington
will also give its endorsement to the
move. The Des MoineS convention
viii be he'd July 2&. n and IS.
The GidconS. or as they are OIL
cia!ly known Christian Commercial
Travellers Association OF America
are ten thousand strong. The conven.
ton draws some 200 delegates from
the order 10 its sessions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Apples Now
In FairmOnt Market

Early apples have made their ap.
pearance in the local markets and
dealers all over the city are dispenS,
ing the fruit TO eager buyers. In
some localities the apple crop is said
TO be fine while others report small
crop. Some growers state that trees
which bore profusely last year failed
TO yield a harvest this year. The fruit
is selling at from Is to 80 cents per
gallon and is having ready sale
Such varieties Of early apples as the
Red AStrakan, the Yellow Transparent
and the Early Harvest are to be found
for sale in Fairmont today.
Raspberries are almost a thing o!
the past, though several dealers are
still receiving the Black Caps and the
red variety in small quantities. Ine
red variety is selling for twenty cents
per quart. while the Black Caps bring
fifteen cents or in some cases two foT
a quarter. Blackberries we're brought
into the city today from outlying dis
tricts. Unusually fine currants and
gooseberries are TO be had in the mar
ket at this time, having been on sale
during the present week. Cherries are
also bringing good prices and are III
demand as the season is growing a
little late for this fruit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
HBERTA TO REJECT
ALL COMPROMISES
Prefers To Remain In Cell
If Liberty Is Condition
al, He Says.

Ell PASo. Texas July 81 vii!
agree to no compromise that will in
any way restrict my liberty" declared
Gen. victoriano Huerta when told OF a
Washington dispatch indicating that a
compromise ana probable abandon.
ment OF the charges against him OF
conspiracy 10 violate neutrality laws
may be considered.
Il will leave this Jail only II my de-
partuTe is unconditional. continued
the general. "as consider that have
done nothing wrong and previously
have given my word to fulfill the con.
ditions OF my bond. prefer to remain
in my cell rather than agree 10 anv
other terms to secure my liberty"
The details o! the plan agreed upon
have not been divulged Huerta is ex.
pected 10 refuse TO give bond ii il Is
the intention OF the federal authorities
to keep him under surveillance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
oRpER OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that Grant
iHoyers and others, Trustees OF the
Trinity NJ. Z. Church OF FaIrmont,
have on this Sth day OF July. 1915
figd n the Circuit Court OF Marion
/ County, their petition in writing play
ing an order OF said Court authorizing
said Trustees to execute a corrected
deed for the real estate heretofore
known as Monroe Street Chapel sit
nate on Monroe Street in said City, be-
Ing he same property that was con-
viewed BY ADDISON Bumgardner and 9th
srs 70 benjamin Nathan by deed dat
,;Ssare q, 1911, and recorded IN said
AN County. And upon the filing OF
ID petition an order was entered d.
recting this notice to be published for
weeks and posted at the front
doorsof the Court House and on the
id premises for a like period. in or
der that any person interested may
appear before said Court and resist
said application to convey said prop
erty.
Given under my hand this 9th day
w. S. BLACK,
Clerk of said Court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Fairmont Attached
To Wheeling District

The Southern District Telephone
Company has abolished the Union
town district headquarters to which
Fairmont and other West Virginia
towns were attached and hereafter
they will belong to the Wheeling dis
trict.
The new directories of the Bel!
Company have arrived in the city and
they are now being delivered to the
home Of the subscribers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

NOItCE.
Notice is hereby given that there
III DO meeting OF the stockholders
az tie Fairmont and PlttsourG Ran
way Company in the office OF showa.'
ter & Frame in the City OF Fairmont,
west virginia, on Tuesday, the 10th
day q August, 1915, at 300 p. m. for
the purpose of providing means by
which to discharge and pay of the in
debtedness Of said Company, and to
that end II necessary to authorize the
sale Of its property, and to transact
any other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
Given under our hands this 7th day
H. F. SMITH,
Vice President.
HARRY SHAW,
Secretary. July 9.Ao'-".oO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Suit To Determine
Horse Ownership

a suit to determine who owns a
horse alleged 10 have been stolen anG
which was recovered from a farmer Of
near Monongah. is scheduled for trial
before Justice of the Peace R. Leigh
Fleming Wednesday. July a. at
o'clock The horse is said TO have
been stolen from Milton Paugh. 81
ClarksburG, six weeks ago. 1t was re
covered by Constable Charles r. Sat
terrified.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Since the increase in business on the
VI. r. after the independence Day holt
days it has become necessary to put
on two extra crews to handle the bust
ness. During the first part OF the week
coal shipments fell off somewhat due
10 the foreigners working in the mines
celebrating the Fourth. This falling
off has been more than replentshed
since the mines have gone to work at
full capacity again. Most OF the ship
ments are going via the Haywood cut.
off to the Great Lakes. Some Of the
eastern shipments. however. are being
handled through the Fairmont yards.
and they manage to keep large force
of men working to take care OF them.
It was only yesterday that it was found
necessary to put four more engines
into the NJ. r. district service. On &C.
count Of the shortage of men it isnext
to impossible for any of the trainmen
TO get away unless sickness or very
urgent business require 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

NEW YORK CITY. July Crank
Hollis body was prepared for ship.
ment TO Dallas, where, il was said, ne
viii be buried
a food OF letters addressed TO Holt
from al! over the country poured into
the Nassau county jail today. Many
Of them we're the products OF cra2ks,
the police asserted. and some are in
coherent A list OF the writer's
names and addresses was prepared
for the use OF the police and some OF
the writers viii be investigated.
It was definitely established that
Holt had made but one purchase OF
dynamite recently. This was 100
pounds Of the SO per cent nit-oGlycer-
inc grade The company which sold
it to him announced yesterday that 1t
had sold him the 40 per cent grade.
hut today found that it was in error
and that he had been shipped the &c
per cent kind
Morgan Still improving.
J. T. MUTsan's condition. II was
said at his Office, continues to i'm
prove.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
CLEAN UP STREETS.

The city put men to work TINS morn
Ing cleaning up the East Side streets
The water wagon was put in operation
at the corner OF Morgantown avenue
and East Park and will clean all the
main streets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

William Averill Hartman. eldes:
son OF the late E. H. Hartman is en-
gagged TO Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence.
He met his bride-to-be when he res
cued her when she was thrown from
horse in Central Park, New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Get Jail Sentence
For Stealing Wire

Benjamin Taught. David Weekly.
Clarence Bartholow and Ira Funk were
sentenced TO pay fines and serve Jail
sentences by Justice Of the Peace r.
Leigh Fleming at hearing late yes
terday afternoon. The men are aIleg.
ed to have stolen about 500 pounds Of
wire from a switch house on the Bal,
timore and Ohio railroad near Antioch
and sold it TO a junk dealer for $3.50.
Two Of the four men were fined SIS
and costs and given so days in jail
and the other two were fined SIS and
costs and given 20 days in Jail.
-O
Prn.inrnnfnrr, ca ln ,nr,- o.,inr, o., Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Mrs. c. L. Reed. Of Mccoy street,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever
for several weeks. is improving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Extra Conductor F. ]. Merrideld is
running the NJ. r. local freight in the
absence OF G. Wrick.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
Ar RARRAcKNlLLE

Elder ]. NJ. Rice will preach at the
Christian church at Barrackvi!le next
Sunday at 1880 a. m. and p. m.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
WILL BURY HOLT
N DALLAS TEXAS
Body Is Sent To Relatives.
Funeral Next Sunday.
Morgan Improves.

DALLAS, Texas, July 9.-FTank
Holt will be buried in Dallas, arrange
meats having been made for bringing
the body here Immediately.
MY daughter first yielded TO our
wishes that the burial be in Ithaca. y.
Y, so that she might be spared the or.
deal OF the funeral" said Mrs. Hollis
father, the Rev. o. F. Sensabaugh, in
making the announcement late today,
but later she insisted on Frank being
buried here, where she expects to
make her home.
The body is expected 10 arrive here
Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Brakeman Oscar Miller was relieved
of work last night on account Of SICK
ness in his family.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Conductor c. G. Wrick on the NJ. R.
local has secured a short leave on &C
count of sickness.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09

Pre-inventory sale now going on at
J. II. Snider's furniture store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
DAILROAD
IN -: BRIEFS

Brakeman W. W. Putnam resumed
duty this morning on the NJ. h Divis'
ion.
The butterfly shed on the Mononga-
hela Railway is being erected today.
A force OF men is busy putting IN the
foundations, which will be Of concrete
to hold the steel structure. which II Is
expected will be put up tomorrow.
I'll. Davis, conductor, has reported
for duty today on the Paw Paw.
Brakeman A. E. Bloyard went 10
work last night on the Fairmont and
Clarksburg merchandise run.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-09
soc coRsETs

women's very good corsets in a
model that is adapted to the aver,
age figure in the popular True Flt
hand. are here offered at the spe
cial July clearance S9n
saTa Drice NJ ........ wv
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
FOREIGN ORDERS NO
ATTRACTION

The +. Mayer Boot K Shoe Co.
of Milwaukee, has, within the
past few months, refused con
sideration Of orders from several
European nations aggregating
over 100000 pairs Of shoes.
This immense Volume of for;
eign business was turned down
by the Mayer company because
of unwillingness to see the great
amount Of leather represented in
such a quantity Of shoes, go out
of the county at the expense Of
the American consumer To fill
an order Of this magnitude
require the hides of 100000 cat
tie for the uppers alone and 240-
900 more hides would be needed
to supply the sole leather, max
ing a total Of 100000 full grown
cattle TO fill the bill
Figuring each shoe to occu-
py a space Of twelve inches, the
six million pairs of shoes, if
placed in single file, would
stretch out over the country for
a distance of about 2272 miles
or from Milwaukee to San Fran
cisco.
Withdrawal from the dome
site market of great quantities
of leather which would, under
normal conditions, be consumed
in this country, naturally de-
creases the available supply and,
of course, increases the cost Of
shoes TO the American buyer.
This protective action on the
part of this big Milwaukee man
ufacturer is a very concrete and
practical application of the
America First" idea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

iii Dtor8en Gag. - Oct
er iremoeles aarpater 9iergeue.
De tore 5lag itaar. Sra @etrograo
neloes, at 8usierne er gaaet ouer
oen iornenlite 9iergfpoe oeo 9io.
itof % bar inotaget 10 9anos6per
paa Oen ungarife Sioe. giirigerne
paaitaar oerimo0, at De 5orbin.
oelie meo 1niferne bar taget to
itGrfe 5tilliuger paa Ssioer 9it
ior 2aboro5a.0alen. tiI6a9eilaaet
rusiHfe 9lnareb % taget 1870 Nus
iere til 5anae. 0esnOen meIOes
ON llOilettelie Al to rusiiite 9a.
tailloner. sra oe anOre 5lag.
morfer melOes intet al itsrre 9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

0}ateriel orep 6abrifferne til
at neOlagge 8rift / 9egqnoel-
len al 2rorct. 80 8obriffer o9
2ofomotiupqrfiteoer bar MI geuop-
toget Grit / normal Sfala. Gen-
traI locomotive ano Gar 3orfs
tog ino 1000 Mono. 8ette 9(nlpg
bleo neola9t December al 0lan-
gel paa 9taamateriale.
Calumet SteeI Gompanp tog in0
500 O3an0. Chicago 9Sneumatic
Cool 9onlpano en9agereoe 500
Man6. Ganeop-0tto 8prferue sri
pes MI me0 fuGo araft og for6ge-
oe glrbei0sItprfen me0 1900 Wfano
9fmerican Manganeie Steel Gon-
PAM engagere0e $500 Mono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
llDejr i giten.

91em gorf, 5. glpriI. Tele-
gronunier meloer, at 70 Menneifer
miIteoe 2ioet en- Storm, iom ra.
ieoe langs sltlanterbopsfpiten S6r-
bags. Sapori nelotes langs belle
aniten ira gtn @nalano oa lige til
Georgia, oa oct er nliligt, at 2iiten
oper 5ab al Menneifelip fan blipe
Iongt iterre, emo man M Deo ON.
Oct itsrite lllpffestilirloe, Der
meloes ON, er Oct bollnn0if-ueitin-
oiIf Mhtteifib oYrins Winnrits"lln.
oergan9. Sfibet por nan ~ei III
Iep Dorf og fsrte ,pasIuBsrsr
og en- 8eiptning paa fra 40 til
45 Mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
tSra yalset / 6aar.
giepnblifnnerne % DC otorre"
Oinoer Sejre.

sra 9algcne / @aar rapporteres
repnblifauife Seire Chicago, ct.
9onis. Baltimore, 0flaboma 81.
m. ,samestoWn, u. .. Gen repn.
blifanife 9or9meiter.aanoiont /
Chicago, @m Sale Ibompion. unl9-
tes me6 ct Slertal al t39.39s, oct
itsrite 1lertal, DER nogen Sinoe er
opnanet Tor bette enlbeoe.
auinOerne itente ior ferite Sang
ior goraneier / Chicago, o9 oct
iunes. iom omtrent iamme p9t.
al aoinoer iom al MpnO bar itent
So pGt. al oe 100000 regiitreoe
Stemnler faiteoes.
De nterre" itemte 100 Here Sa-
Iooner no al Sslinois oeO De lofnle
8ola I @1ar, og ire Golmtper fom
BELT oDer paa Den tsrre SiOe, iaa
Der MI er 80 belt tsrre Gonntner
/ Staten / Ste6et for % ti0ligere
0gina I Rebrnifa pan0tFros
6i6itiouiiterne betpoelia 6remaaHs
2t gper .Daa6e" 9per panotes
ouer paa Ben tsrre SIDE, meOens
9 ait oen mooiatte 9ei. aearuen
oq OrO er blanot oefn Der bIeu
6illpen ober paa oen tsrre SiOe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

9torees 9anf mootnger life mere
tuIfe MarfDefsler og gbecfs. Sao-
leoes bar Den beiliittet oa 9croens
9srsfomite filler iig Iiaeoon meo
Horiloa ON, at oIle Rorgcs grpor.
tsrer ifol itiIIe Tia eng | ian Sen-
iaenoa, ioef oe bereiier fun pil pg.
re piIIige til at toee Detailing nor
ffe Qroner eIlcr tpIf @uIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
9nrHPn rnnnt.

/
Snoiens 6ueoebgit. 9on0on, 8.
O}arts. Sil 9teuters Bureau teIeara-
feres ira Oelbi: Zen anoen 8eret-
ming om ben inoiife 8peoebeIt oiier,
at 80 DtiIlioner 9lcres er oprfeoe
meo SoeOe eIler % pGt. mere emo
/ iSior. Speoepriierne / Snoien er
begpnOt at faloe.
@ren @itte oeo. getrograo, f3.
Diarts. 6bo. 6inonSniniiter, Oieo-
lem al Rigsraa0et @reu Sergius
8itte er ni9oaet oe0 Deoen, 60
9lar gamuel gtitte par / 1905 9ius-
lnnOs 0eIegere0e oeo 6reosiorbono-
lingerne / Bortsmoutb efter ben rus
iiif-iapanIte sfrie og bleo efter fSre-
ben opbsiet @repeitanoen.
en foinoelig Spion gnris, 1.
9lpril. gn aoinOe oe6 9laDn Morie
2oiiie @elidl er blepen orrelteret
iom mistpnft for 'Spioneri, Sum
BAR eiter Sigenoe 2e0tog neO
@niian llamo. iom / 1907 ioenltes
liDsoarigt 5GneieG for at baoe iolgt
ironIfe iemiIitGre Sennneli96e6er
til en- ltoenIanoif 9legerin9
1Srennnc0c Sfoter / 5prfiet.
aonitantinopel, 80 O}arts. 9aa
6ornnIeoning al ben amerifanIfe
0iiniiter bar 9iegeringen tiao0t en-
p0erligere ll0ipttelie, til September,
meO oen pIanIogte 3eguIering al De
irenlne6e Sfoler / Gprfiet. 9eitp.
reIien for Robert College og glme-
rican College for girls bar uotrDft
itor 5iffre0sbeo me0 9eilutnineen.
lloitaing @aris. @oriS, 30.
0farts. @aris' 9proao bar beiIut-
tet Screening meo 5ronfri9S iter-
ite fommercelle og inOultrielle Gel
ifaber at boloe en- lloitiaing Sd
ris, iom ifal nOiDloe oen 9IoOs, iom
oen beremte 9eip5i9erltoitiaing bar
inotnget. lloitiIlingen er tGnft iom
ct Sfriot 91etning al at iifre
6rnnfrig og bets 9laiereoe ben Son-
Del iom tioligere er gnoet til Iplf-
lano.
9torff aaptoin orpbt. 2on6on,
8. 9lpril. st 9ielltertelegrom ira
Bergen oplpier, at iielge en- Gop-
port fra Den norife &oniul | 81
bau bIep oct norIfe 8anipIfib o9sb-
| Itoffen" tritifet al Eroieftiler og
alporliq rontponeret unoer Spifer-
neg iioite 9omboroement poa 8nen.
Rapt. so. Sanoelano, oor blepet
orpbt nf ct Stpffe al Ell @ranat.
n2epltoffen" tilbsrer glnoreas
Olien, Bergen. Oct er ct Sfi6 pao
POOP Cons.
9or0 fotbd)ilo oeo. 2onoon, lite
g(pril. 2oro Notbaniel 9fotbhilo,
Sopeoet for oen engelIfe @ren al
Rot6ilofonilien, afgif | @oar peo
DOZEN | 2onoon.
Ndtboniel Wiaper 9iotdilo bar
ipot s. 9fopelnber 1910 iom ploite
5en af Baron 2ionel gedtbon DC
Rotbhilo, og bleo Seer 1885. San
nar Gbef for oct brittle gonficr-
iirma q. Wi. Sfotbhilo & Cons.
San bar Den fsrite of ie6iif Slpgt
Iom tiIoeItes Beerprrbigbeoen.
Observation-Disclosures (oen britiife,
oen tnife oe ben frnnife @ren) iom-
leSe sormue bar peret miat til to
9,1rIiu0 U}iIIipner DoIIdrS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

gnrt enet Iu11n.


Starlagensieber. .@pioemi. Ogiaa
Senoag5ifoIerne er beor0ret hlffet.
st llmenneife. Cttapa, a5a., 3.
+2Ipril. Statsdopofdt 0ileD oplpier,
at 1aUIo Starfep bar tiIitaaet, at
Dan 5auOe lat Slo paa lit 9us iiO-
ite SsrOag eiter at 6aoe ailialoet jim
6uitru Qirs Starfep o. 5enOes
file Barn omfom granoen.
Rremie ior Diaisapl 500 /
Erpme oil antagelig 6Iiue gipet
Oen 2reng, JON Mar gsr oct
beoit iom @aisoguter loanion
Gountp, 2. 0af. 6irit giational
9anf Utithea oil ogiaa / glar
gipe $t00 @ulo til Den 3rens.
iom uiier beoit QtaisiDbptte Count
tperne oauion % Odoioion.
8iI reuloere @runolouen. Oen.
per, Colo, 2. 9lpril. Hepreientnut.
bliet bar enitenlnlig peotdgot ell ,S9l.
lesreiolution ON at iorel9gge til
8elgernes 9ligsrelie SpsrssnIaaIet
ON at ianmenfaloe en- aonoention
ill 3epioering Al Statsfouititutio-
nen. Senatet oil tage 9eiliitning
ienere.
10000 Seite til 9elgien. Cat
St. 9ouis, Sa., 30 9larts. Zen
bclgiife 9legerins oil inofsbe TO-
900 Seite til aaoaleriet geuuem
beroprenOe agenter. Cen forite
Smoing. beitaaenoe al 600, oil
blioe aiienot 6erira til 9lepport
92efps. Sa., naite Onsoaa Sen.
nenllnltsprllen er S135.
On lo.aarig Or. 9bil. Sam.
bridge, Masi, 3. glpril. Zen nit
tenaariae Gobert gieuer ifal mo-
ite 9fnr 6oloe en- @pffc 5orelps.
ninaer Deo 0arparo 9tniperiitet oper
Gmnet y oIpI6eorp OF anomleoge"
8icner er 9oftor 8biI. San uoera.
minere0es ira Quits GoIeae t3
9ldr aanlmel og er M ueo Gam.
bridge lluiperiitet / Gu9lauO
9lutonrobiler 0lsconiin. $4,000
9(utomobiler par Den %. Qinrts
aumel0t hos StatSietretGren. Ga
9lnmelOelierne 6per Ga3 uOasr ONT
firing 500, oil oct fife tage lRnge,
ier 9lntallet bar naaet 50, 160, iom
6le0 anmelot 1914 Ger par an
nefot 2,717 Motorcpfler, og Der
par onnleIot Lie 6orretnin9er,
iom banoler meo 9(utomobiler og
Oiotorcpfler.
On SuoianerfpinOc, iom pitt
maatte prre omfring 100 aar gam.
mel, er aigodet oeo 0eoen ueo sis.
Teton, 9. 0nf.. o9 bleu begrooet
paa boioe Soils Bis. oenoes WauO
bar en- al oe be0it fenote Snoianere
paa Sisieton.gieieroationen, og ban
oa bans iefs grsore ipineoe en-
iremtrpoenoe @oae | 9ofotas %
N1inneiotas tioIige Siitorie. Dann
antaaer, at Oe mi ale er ianllet
hos oeres 59ore.
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bIipe beboIot al ben aibeoe Wange.
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bans Gar. Gerimoo bill 9linitipm-
lingen blipe ioIgt. Suis Mr. Waor.
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