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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
LADIES! OARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
USE GRANDMA's SAGE TEA AND
SULPHUR RECIPE AND No
BODY WILL. KNOW.

The use nf Sage and sulphur .or
restoring, faced, gray hair 10 it's nat
"ral color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used il to keep
her hair beautifully dark. slossv and
abundant. whenever her hair fell
out or took on that dull faded or
streaked appearance this simple
mixture was applied with wonderful
effect.
But brewing at home is mussy sEd
out of date. Nowadays by asking a:
any drug store for a 80 cent BEETLE
of "Wyeth's sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy you will get this famous
did recipe which can he depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair and is splendid
for dandruh, dry, feverish. itchy
scalp and falling hair.
A well-kncwn downtown druggist
says IL darkcns the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell /.
has been applied. You simply camp
en- sponge or soft brush with IL
and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand at a time. BY
morning the gray hair disIppears.
and after another application or two.
1t becomes beautifully dark glossy,
soft and abundant.-Auv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
EXERCISES SATURDAY
AT CLUSTER SPRINGS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Cluster Springs. May 26.--The
fftieth annual commencement of
Cluster Springs Academy will begin
Saturday, May 20. with Fiei Day ex-
ercises. when the homer OF best all
round athlete for the session will be
contested for by large number OF
athletes.
A. O'Clock Sa'ur iaY nigh. in the
school hall will oa bald confess ier
the deciaimers medals. Sunday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock Rev. Eugene Q.
Caldwell. D. D.. OF Union Theological
Seminary Richmond. will preach .he
hSccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class ri. 1 the faculty and
students in the Pr ssEyterian Church.
At 8 O'Clock Dr. Caldwell will de-
liver the annual adiress before the
Y. NJ. G. A.
Monday morning TIE graduating ex-
ercises will be held. Walter E. Ad-
d,son editor of the Lyrchburg News,
will deliver the literary address, fol-
lowed by the award OF the scholastic
honors of the sess. III ana the confer
ring of diplomas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
JUSTICE STOPS CASE
-. TO. MARRY. COUPLE

Bristol, Nav 2s.-Magistrate w A.
Ray adjourned court yesterday in the
midst of a trial to marry a youns
couple Of Virginia clippers. James Lar
kous and Charmie Shepard were the
waiting lovers This whore you marry
folks?" inquired the groom, as ne
poked his head through the door OF the
magistrates Office.
This court stands adjourned Tor
Ave minutes. with the permission OF
the litigants." Squire Ray said, as ne
saw through the doorway the young
girl. at seems to me that for tine
moment there are things OF more
peculiar interest awaiting US all than
the monotonous proceedings OF TINS
trial. 1 will proceed with this trial as
soon an have Joined this young couple
In the bonds of matrimony."
The young man and his bride
stepped through the open door. and a
moment later stood with right hands
Joined and responded to brief
ceremony. The aged magistrate re-
sumed the trial with everybody in good
humor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
Tells Of INHUMAn|TY
Of GERMAN SUBMARINE
Norwegian Captain Fsecites Experience
on the Coast OF Great
Britain.

Norfolk, May 26.--Captain Messed
whose Norwegian ship, kronstad, pass
ed in the capes last Sunday. went To
Newport News for bunker coal and
passed out Monday afternoon on hei
way to Galveston. Texas, tells an in
teresting story I'm which he notes Il
rather exciting experience off the Brit
ish coast, and wherein he condemn:
the methods of the German sub
marines
Captain Messed says: ION this las,
trip outward from Androssan. Scot
land, we got some experience how
submarine blockade of the British
Isles. which shows how inhuman they
are. @
On May 5. the weather being thick
and foggy, the lookout reported small
boat coming UP on our starboard side,
which from our telescope was soon
recognized to be a German submarine
of the larger type. with three men in
the tower coming up fast. Although he
did not give any signal for us to stop
the engine was stopped Immediately
and the second mate ran aft and
hoisted the ensign. Soon, however.
the submarine turned her bow right
for our bridge and discharged tor
pedo which was aimed amidships. The
captain who had been observing the
enemys maneuvers by the glass OBJ
serving the torpedo soon as it was dis
charged and the engine was put to
full speed ahead at once. Fortunately
the officers of the submarine must
have been wrong in their calculations
of our speed, for the torpedo missed,
passing astern of us by about six feet.
All hands had come on deck as soon as
the submarine was reported aHd-~the
torpedo was seen by most of them.
The orders were given to swing the
boats ready to lower in case OF another
torpedo. But the submarine came up
astern Of us and turned his stern
against the ship with obvious inten-
ton of sending a torpedo from his
after tubes. The torpedo boat was i'm
mediately missed In fog bank.
AS soon as the boat was out of sight
our course was altered and we kept
on at full speed hiding our stern lights
and not giving any signals for about
two and one-half hours when the fog
lifted.
1T was very difficult to understand
the meaning of the submarines action.
The Norwegian colors were painted on
three different sides of the ship and
"Kronstad" and "Norre are painted
In large letters on each side of the
ship. AS the engine had been stopped
there was no reason to think we
would try to run away.
IF the torpedo had hit ii is difficult
to say whether we would have had
time to get the boats out to save the
crew since they had been put In their
places with covers on. as we con-
sidered ourselves out of danger. This
is proof that the German submarines
have been torpedoing and sinking
ships without warning and that they
don't take much into consideration
who they are going to sink. All the
civilized world ought to protect against
the inhuman action In attacking mer-
chant ships under neutral flags when
in the neighborhood of the British
Isles"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
CONCLUDE GRADUATION
EXERCISES FOR EL0h
Degrees. Honors and Certificates Con-
ferred-Presidcnt Fairfax Har-
rison Is the Speaker.

EIon College, n. c.. May 25.--The
graduating exercises concluding TO-DAY
/ the twenty-fffth annual commence
ment of Eion College were noteworthy
by reason Of their. simplicity and dig-
nifty.
Six representatives OF the class OF
1915 spoke. three young women ana
three young men.
Immediately following the gradual
ing essays and orations. President
Fairfax Harrison. of the southern
Railway, delivered a magnificent ad-
dress on THE Choice OF Heracles
President w. A. Harper. OF the coll
lege. then presented each graduate
with a Bible and his diploma. re-
marking that the diploma should al
ways be based on the Bible and sub
scrvient to advancing Its teachings.
Degrees, honors and certincates
were awarded as follows:
Master of Arts--william Levi And
erson. Clyde Carney Johnson, George
Otis Landlord, Hersey Esiepoffle
Rountree.
Diploma in Expression-Annie
Laurie Wicker.
Diploma in voice-Marmaduke
Eppes woodward
Diploma In Fine Arts--Marland
O'Berry Stone.
Certificate i'm Piano--Jennie Willis
Atkinson. Gertrude Mason. Madge
Moffi.t. Annie Simpson. Mrs. V. l.
Wyant.
Certificate in voice-C ertrude
Mason.
Certificate in Fine Arts-Ruth Bull
lock. Ruth johnson. Pearl Michael.
Beulah Propst.
Certificates i'm Commercial Depart
ro~cnh Tourney Banks, Texas,
Wayne Alexander Fonveiiie. North
Carolina: Ethel Lee Hales- North
Carolina: Clara Lucille Johnston.
North Carolina: Minnie Moore NC
CURE. North Carolina; Grace Virginia
Orndorff. Virginia.
Bachelor of Arts--Frank Marion
Avcock. william jefferson Gotten, lse-
land Walker .Foglemau. John Loveiace
Farmer. Robert Kelly Hancock. Isaac
lanes Kellum, John vinson knight.
william Duncan 10y, Samuel Bruce
McCauley. James Claudius Peei.
oliver Daniel Poythress. William Cooy
Purcell.
bachelor Of Phiiosophy--Marion
clebon Barbee. Edward Thomas Cot
ten, Pearl Mckee Jones. Cnario..e
Beatrice Mason. lone McCauiey. WI
liam Clifford Morgan, Samuel star
Myrick. Dennis Fleet Parsons. Pattle
Anderson Preston. Eleanor ofha
Utley.
The LII y. degree was conferred on
President Harrison, of the soutnerh
Railway, and Rev. W. 5. Long hrs'
president of Eion College.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
DECLARE THEY SAW
VISION OF CHRIST

Paterson. N, j., May 26.--Parish-
toner's of St. Johns *. c. Church to-
day are excitedly discussing the state
ments by five altar boys that during
the benediction at the close of vesper
service Sunday night they saw vision
of Christ upon the altar.
According to the boys the vision
was first seen by John Brennan,
twelve. He is of a deeply religious
disposition and says that he has often
prayed that Christ would appear on
the altar to him. He says that the
face and shoulders appeared as mist
or cloud. The other boys agree with
his description.
Rev. Edward Hiltochs senior curate,
said today the boys appear to be per-
fectly sincere. He has been conduct
ing a series OF experiments to see IL
any combination OF lights In the
church could have misled the boys,
or caused monentary reflection He
declines to discuss the matter beyond
this.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT ENDS

Bristol. May 2s.--virginia Intermons
College, the Baptist school for girls.
closed yesterday one TO the most sue
cessf,iI of the thirty years OF It's ex.
istence. Appropriate commencement
exercises marked the CLOSING: Fhe
annual literary address was delivered
bv DIR. j. C. Metcalfe, dean or Rich
mond College. In this connection.
diplomas were delivered to the large
class of graduates.
The board of trustee held meet
ing to consider plans for the erection
~ An additional building. The Baptists
are TO begin campaign In June TO
raise $4,000 for the aid OF the State
schools of that denomination. Virginia
Tntermont Colleges share OF this WIN
be $4,000 and this amount Will De
expended in the erection of a new
building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
MISS RUTH ROBERTSON
is ELECTED PRESIDENT.

Roanoke, May 2s.--The feature OF
the closing business session OF the con-
vention OF the Graduate Nurses As
ISOLATION of Virginia was the election
of officers which resulted as follows
Miss Ruth Robertson. St Luke's
Hospital, Richmond. president.
Miss i. v. Thacker. Lewis Gale Hos.
pital, Roanoke. first vice president.
Miss Ella c. Boulding. Danville, SEQ.
ond vice president.
Miss Agnes @. Randolph. Richmond.
secretary.
Miss webb. Richmond treasurer.
The convention voted to meet next
year at Norfolk.
Tonight the delegates were guests
at n banquet at Mill Mountain fol-
lowed by a dance.
Tomorrow they will go to CatawbA
to inspect the nurses cottage just
completed there.
This cottage liz to be devoted TO the
care of tubercular nurses and was
erected through the energies OF the
Graduate Nurses Association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
KICKS TO ADDRESS
LYNcHBURC SOCIETY

Lynchburg. May 26.--The annual
meeting of the Lynchburg Juvenile
Society will be held Mt the City Andito-
rum Friday evening, beginning u
O'Clock. At this time the work Of the
society during the past year will -
reviewed In the reports OF the ofllcArs
and plans viii be laid for the future
work OF probation In the city.
The meeting will be divided into
two periods, the frst OF which VIII bo
presided over BY Mayer Roysfon J6e-
ter ana tho business section viii -
conducted by n. Goiston BiAckford.
president Of the society. During the
last period Mr.. Blackboard VIII pre-
sent his annual report which will roe
view the, work Of thu society Tor the
year past.
The principal. address At the. msets.
Ing win be made BY J. Hoes Ricka
of Richmond. Mr.. Ricka II the prAa@
emit chief probation o1lc<r, Of Riche
mond and 10 practically certain 70 ~
appointed to be the Judge Of the pro-
posed juvenile and domesttc relations
court TO be established Ia that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
FREDERICK COUNTY SUNDAY -.
SCHOOL CONVENTION On

winchester. May 2s.-Much interest
is being shown In the fourth annual
sunday school convention of Shawnee
District of Frederick County. wnicn
Ia to be held In the Presbyterian
Church at Kernstcwn. on May -.
at 10 o'clock. There will be general
discussion of Sunday school topics. ana
everyone is invited to attend tie con-
ference. The officers OF the convention
are. r. NJ. Funkhouser. president. D.
NJ. Larrick. vic-president; David Iar-
penter. vice-presiGent. 1iideh shapp'
secretary and treasurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
RICHMOND WOMEN HoNoRED.
Daughters of Liberty Elect Officers Ii
Roanoke.

Roanoke.
Roanoke, Va, May 26.-The Daugh-
ters of Liberty. in annual convention
here. lected the following officers this
morning:
Councillor. Mrs Maggie A. Elder,
Petersburg: associate councillor Miss
Maggie Jones, Richmond: vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Mary +. Prender. of near
Washington; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Susie Landlord Richmond; sec
rotary. A. l.. Bradley. Richmond; as
sociate secretary, Mrs. c. J. .Ashworth,
Brownsville: treasurer. r. r. Carlton,
Richmond. associate treasurer. Mrs.
w r. Harvood Bristol: guide. Miss
Viola Starlze, South Richmond: in
side guard, Miss Mary Terry. DAN
vile; outside guard, ]. w. Phillips.
Fries
National R2presentatives-J d.
Reams. South Richmond; Mrs. Annie
Burlington, Richmond; Mrs. Ida Brad
ley, Newport News. Alternates-John
e. Gill. South Richmond: j. w.
Camper, Roanoke, and e. w. Uranium,
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
MISS ROBERTSON HEADS
GRADUATE NURSES

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
Roanoke, Va, May 26.--The closing
feature of the convention today Of
graduate nurses of Virginia was a
business session for the election of
officers, which resulted as follows:
Miss Ruth Roberton. st. Luke's
Hospital, Richmond, president Miss
s. V. Thacker. Lewis Gale Hospital,
Roanoke, first vice president; Miss
Ella c. Boulding, Danville. second
president; Miss Agnes G. Ran
dolph, Richmond. secretary: Miss
Webb, Richmond. treasurer. The con-
vention voted to meet next year at
Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
TWENTY FOUR GRADUATES
-,.s-'', MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY

s' Stauntun. May 26. Mary Baldwin
Seminarys auditorium was a bower OF
beauty yesterday. when the closing
exercises of the SEVENTEEN session were
held. The seminary graduated
twelve young women, four OF those re-
ceiying diplomas being Staunton girls.
and local students OF the seminary
carried or many OF the other honors
for the l914-15 session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
TO BURY HOPKINS
AT NEW YORK HOME

Newport News. May 26.---AccordinS
to an announcement made yesterday,
the body Of A. l.. Hopkins. late presi-
dent Of the Newport News Shipbuiid-
ing and Dry Dock Company who was
drowned when the Inflated Lasitaifia
was sunk by torpedo. May I. will be
brought to the United States on the
American steamer Philadelphia. The
Philadelphia will leave England this
.NaM York. on, Thursday june = In
terment viii be made in the family
burying grounds at Glen Falls. New,
York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
NORWEGIAN CRAFT
PICKS UP SIGNS OF DISASTER

London. May 2e.--The Norwegian
steamship Stabii landed at Blyth to-
day with several barrels of oil which
had been picked up about lac miles
from Longstohe. II Is believed by
some that the oil may have come
from 4 German submarine which WAS
s,apk o. smashed II ths North Sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
victim Of Bullet Receivers.

Williamsburg, May 2s.-Erneast
acleay, the young son of J. D. Mac
leay. manager OF ]. A. Bechtefs dairy
farm. who was accidentally shot by
Frank Glenesk. an employee OF the
place. a few days ago. is on the road
To recovery in Elizabeth Buxton Hos
nitaI. Newport News. The bullet did
not enter the boys brain. although II
struck him in the forehead. passing
around behind the ear where II was
removed. The impact of the bullet
caused a fracture of the skull which
Ia healing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
Redisfr.icf Alcxandrla.

Alexandria. May Common Coun-
eli tonight BY 1 vote Or eight to six
adopted the majority report Of the
special committee on the CREATION Of
an additional ward to be known a. the
Gently annexed territory be added to
the present four wards, and that they
be redistricted. Immediately after It's
passage II became . law, being signed
BY Mayor Thomas A. Fisher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27

Lyncnburg. Mao 1s.-Ciarence M
Shepherd. boys work secretary cf tho
Young Mems Oh. .istiAfi AseQclatl0il fdf
the past four years. has tsndered III
resignation TO the board IL directors
and will accept = similar Heell lon Aft<x
6ept1mber \ with tho association n
Bayonne, ~. i. M. shepherd has III
resigned - chAiEnaa of the e<xtteFx
conlnittAo AZ ~ MIN 01ho6a EN- m
sss.: -; a y R:s A. ''s s'|s Y 8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
Ban,lst Meet In Caroline.

Fredericksburg. May 26-Hernnon
Baptist Association will meet Friday
and Saturday at Round Oak Church.
Caroline County. Among those on the
program are Revs. ]. s. Ryland. j.
B. Cook, 8. b. Overton. Mr.. A. v.
Wright, DR.. c. 8. Webb. Rev. Norman
Luck. Rev. NJ. c. Fraser. Rev. A. D.
DIR. William H. Smith, Rev.
j. w. Rennolds and Rev. j. r. Euhank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
Lightning Hit1 Barn

Winchester, May 26.--Lightning
struck the barn OF the farm Of samuel
Himelright, in the southwestern sec
ton Of Frederick County, Monday and
burned to death three horses and .
colt. All the farm machinery and feed
also were destroyed. The loss ID abo Il
$4,000, with 5000 insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27

Danville, May 26.--The Councii
Committee on Poor and Aims. follow
ing an executive meeting held Tues
day afternoon. asked Mayor Woeding
to investigate the Official conduct Of
George w. PulIiam. keeper Of the city
aims house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-27
Wants Elimination Primary.

Front Royal May 26.--S. Gardner
Waller. candidate for the Senate from
the Twelfth District OF Virginia. has
offered to enter INTO an elimination
primary with his opponent. n. a.
Downing. i'm order to determine which
is Warren County's choice. Both are
residsnts Of this town md they are op-l
-poaed BY n. 8. b. Smith. n ne<ryyilloss'
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8abb paset
Dridt gebauern bariber
aus. bab GHsIanb mi
Serbien alIitrt in.

Berlin, %. Rob. 9luf brabtlo.
fem Dese na9 sapoins, q. q. aabp
paset, Gattin bes britiiaen perma.
nenten llnt.ritaatsieirstdrs fiir aus.
fpdrtige 9tnselesenheitsn, bat bas buls
satiite Rotbe artu3 nm Mufnabme in
Ssfen Disnit geteisn. aabp pasei mar
2sitertn tines Rotbe areu3 Soipitals
in llestup, Ssrbisn, unb bIisb aud
nod bort. Ha4bem bic 9ulsaren bic
StdSt einsenommen batien.
Sn bem Gdreibn, in bsm iie nm
alufnabms in bas buIsarif9e Rotbe
-srsu5 nadfu9i, srsIdrt fis. baB fiealas
ssn5eiisin pOupliinbtrn i'm Groten II.
bon Der MibsanSluns DON bulsari.
idsn Gefdngenen isissns Der Se.bfn
seipeien fei. bsren 8arbarismus ibr
Gntiebsn peruria9t ba6e. Sie bat Elm
Sdreiben na9 aonbon ssItidt. in
benz iie gebauern barber anssrildt,
bab gnslanb NIT Gsr5isn dllitrt III.
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Die Wergetpalttsung
0rieHenlanbs
Die 9lliirten member alien nl6g'
lid,en 3pans an
II m bic @rie9eu duf ibre
Seits au bet0 mmsn.

Il
II m bic 9rie den auf i9r'
Seite su betommen.
8ertin, %. 0op. g(uf brabtlos
fern Wese nad Sappia-. Der a0nit
aOnitantin lam Hi9t geitiirat per'
ben, benn @ri.denlanb III tein 3unis
Maroito ober UsdbasdScar," idgt baa
.g6o be 8ulsarie", ipie bic ueberies'
9habrihten ggentur beriqtet. Der
a0nia Gonitantin regisrt bur4 ben
Wilen bes srisdif4en gOItss, bas
Jpn Iisbi."
Die 3eituns fast. bab bic 5ran3o'
fen gut baran tbun parbsn, ii4 aus
Waseoonisn suriid5u5ieben, ba biz
8ulsaren ben Dipsritanb Serbisns
baIb aebrp6en bdben piirb.:. uHb 4:
bann nit ibrsng,rbiiubeteu bic JrdHs
soI,n Dsrnidtsn fpiirbsn, bic sttoa nod
3uriidseblieben iein iollten.
Die ueberise Ra4iidtsn agens
tur daraiieriiirt bic iiber 9rie4sn'
Lamb D.rbdnets 9aHo.lsblodaoe aIs els
nsn Gepaltait segen Elm iIetnes neu'
tralss 2anb, bas feline Reutralitdt 81
fuabrm beabiidtisi, obue ii5 auf Sns
trisusH eiH3ulahsH. Die gtodabs, :"
iast bic agsntur, rfiimmt gang pors
siislid NIT bem D.rfabrm therein,
'bas bic Gnisntemd4ts bsireffs Der
Soupersnitdt Der .leiHeH RatioHeH
einsefaIasen babsn."
Saloniti, q. NoD. ueber pa
riE. gs nirb bier behauptst, nab bic
Gntentemd9ts bei4loiisu bait.n, bic
ib.r @ris9enlanb berbdnst. 9anSelss
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unb bic 3ufubr Don allen 9OrrGtbsn
dbi9nsibsn ipiirben. Die Grieden
briiden bic 9oifnuns aus. Sab teine
fol6 braitiide Wabreseln ersriff.n
perb.n pirben. Die qHoeiirte preHe
BAT aber in Grfabruns sebra4t, bab
bi. frans5fiten gepOroen uHOffisiea
bei b.m Sbrons bic sHersifditen Dor.
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me5r asiiben aOopsratiOn NIT ben aIs
Iiirten su ssbsn. ssmasbt babsH.
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Nnaebemre Cpfer
Torbern bic unuusgeTeBten &dmpFe,
Die I'm ben geiis bon 96rs ieit $50,
4en i'm Gange iinb.

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Sdiba9 eiugetroffen iinb, srtldren, bag
bic S4Ia6t, bic Ieit WO4sn I'M ben
SeiiB bon 9rr5 tObt an 9eftistsit obne
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uno gerpunoeten liesen ais fSolge Der
ununterbro6enen angriffe unO @egens
augriffe 3pii4en ben Ditsrrsi8iiben
unb ben italienii4en 2inien.
Die S4ladt Oausrt Gag pnO gaudt
obne Ruit nod Rube fir Die erf90pf>
ten Solbaten. Die WaitgIieber bonn
Eotben areu3 iinO ni4t i'm StaRbe,
ii4 ar Der oieten @erpunDeten an3us
nebmen.
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Gurd,tbnres Giienbahns
lInsliid.
9ieGe gerfoneu set5btet
pber perlest.

Columbus, Ga, %. RoOember
- Tur6 Elm giIsn6uhn>ItnfaQ an
Der 9eoroia gentralbd6u in Der
y2Gbe biefer Stobt, nurben Weontag
pieIe gerIonen get0btet rber OerIebt.
Man rpeib priitiO, oob 6 perionen
i6r 2eben perIpren, pdbrenO II ons
bere nod permibt perbsn. Die 31bl
Der 9erlesten betrGgt mtnoeitens 30.
Wan befiirttet, bab bic metiteu 9era
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