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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
GIANTS
DROP ANOTHER TO BROOKLYN
AND MAKE EIGHTH STRAIGHT
LOSS
Nap Rucker Started His First Game
OF The Season But Had To Give
Way - Pirates Lose
Braves Win.

NEW YORK. May 1-Brooklyn
again defeated New York here today.
the visitors winning easily 10 5.
Stengel placed Brooklyn in the lead
in the third inning with a home run.
The veteran left handler Nap Rucker
started his first game OF the season
for Brooklyn and was hit freely. re-
firing in favor of Coombs in the fourth
inning. 1t was the eighth consecutive
defeat for New York. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
Senators
DEFEAT TIE RED sox AND GO
INTO FIRST PLACE IN The
AMERICAN
Athletics Trim The Yankees And
Cleveland Takes Detroit Over In
Five Inninss-Rain At
ST Louis

WASHINGTON. MAY 1-Washing-
ton went into the lead in the Ameri
can League pennant race today bv de
feating Boston ; To 3. while Detroit
and New York were losing to Cleye
land and Philadelphia respectively
Ruth was unsteady and passed nine
men. Boston hit Harper hard but
In one inning. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
LADIES DAY"
Today Will Be First Ladies pav of
Season and Many Are Expected
Season Ticket VIII he Given. -

Today Will be the first Ladies' day
OF the local Central league season. The
officials Of the Wheeling Athletic as
So'iaf ION have decided TO have two
ladies' days each week and they will
De on Tuesdays and Fridays of each
week. Today viii be the first day on
which the fair ones will be admitted
Tree and many are expected. In ad-
dttton TO being ladies' day. season
ticket viii be presented the one .sfi-
mating the attendance on opening day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
MGR. K0EHLER HELPS
RENDERS BEAT EVAS

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May / South
Bend pounded local pitchers. Young
and Bussey. for a total of nineteen
hits. and g runs and defeated Evans.
vile by the score Of = to4 Manage
koehl"r of the Blenders lead in the az.
tack with double. triple and two sin.
giles out Of five times up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
CHAMPIONS LOSE.

BOSTON. May THE Boston Ma
uonals defeated Philadelphia o. g. to-
day. scoring their first victory this sea
son over tho league champions. Rudolph
held the visitors To- four nits. while Bos-
ton solved Mayors delivery In timely
fashion. Score: r. IL p
Philadelphia ..lOOOO0lOO-
Botson ........1 I COS 5000 !
Battcri"s-Wagucr. KiNcy and Adams.
Burns. Rudolph and Gowdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
LINSLY PLAYS
SALEM COLLEGE

Wednesday afternoon tho Salem col
lcge and Linslcy Institute baseball
teams will meet on the Elm Grove ball
park. LinSley has been playing consis-
tent bail and while little r. known OF
the strength Of the visiting collegians
they are reputed to be fast
While Llnslcy meets salem at Elm
Grove. the Triadelphia district hign
school boys will be playing Wheeling
at the Island ball park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
NEALE's TRIPLE HELPS.

Cincinnati. o.. May Mitchell was
master 81 the situation az all times here
to-day. shutting out Pittsburgh TO %.
Neale tripicd IN the irfSt inning and
scored on sacrifice fly. score. n. H. -.
Ciucl nnafl .....1 1000 goo "a D
Eattcries-Adams. Jacobs and Schmidt.
Mitchell ana Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
YANKEES LOST.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. MAY I-PhiIa-
ccIphia defeated New York here today.
= TO :. by punching hits With errors in
Tho opening inning. Score: r. n H.
New York ......0 100000 o.
Philadelphia ....5 1000 Z
Rstteri"s Russell and Nunamakcr:
Bush and Meyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
DAYTON WINS THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM RAPIDS

UtTTDt. ohio v4. u,.t,,
punched H SINGLE. two doubles and =.
bonn" rIn n fhr frf uuInr i0dlt
dr InF Nr'frf from fhr lab gr. horn
Woo .lfrf'H.I NrHfU VIZ. af.1 FIf
i' 'rI I'H tom again defeated Grand
r. ID .u mfE.n. H IHfI. Ir..f
''fIhh. victory Spencer jed JOB .I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
Harry Douglas Allows Four Scattered BinoIes
DAVE SAYS

The court will try the Cen
trail train robbers to-day.
Those who won't be tried are
the people who rob them
selves by not wearing
Kraus Quality Clothes
Other uncertain brands of
garments rob you of bust
ness, friendship and happi-
ness. Then put on the Kraus
guarantee clothes - prices
are no greater than for other
kinds.
Our new Spring models
are correct in every line and
detail-they have that "set"
that marks the well dressed
man.
Style always emphasized
at any price between SIS
and $50.
Weather for today-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
WHEELING HIGH To
PLAY TRIADELPHIA
EFFORT WILL BE MADE BY LOCAL
NINE TO STAGE A
COME BACK"
Game Will be Played Wednesday at
Island Park-locals VIII Prob.
ably Go to Middlebourne
SATURDAY.

Wheeling high school baseball team
for the second time this season will
play the Triadelphia district high
school team on Wednesday afternoon
but this time 1t Will be played on the
Island park. and a mighty effort TO
come back" will be made by the
locals. Several days ago Wheeling
opened her season with the Triadel-
phia nine and met with disaster. the
out-the-pike lads trimming the high
school in an easy fashion. IS 10 1.
Members OF the team say that this
coming contest will be no repetition
of the past performances and with this
in view Coach Holden put his men at
work yesterday afternoon on the ISL
and park. Several new additions have
been made to the team during the past
week which. IL is hoped. viii tend to
strengthen the lineup.
Negotiations are being made with
the Tyler county high school for
game TO be played at Middlebourne
on Saturday of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02

Summsry-Two base hits. McHenry
and Murphy. Three base hit. H. Mont
geometry. struck out. by Garrett. 8: by
Costello. l.. by Morgan. 3.
ON saturday the Normal school team
VIII play the Union High school team
OF Bsnwood on the West Liberty
grounds. The Triadclphia team will
play the Wheeling High school team on
IN" Island grounds on wednesday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
TIGERS SHUT OUT.

DETROIT Mich May STANLEY Co
Ncleskie. pitched Cleveland 20 a . 20 %
victory At Detroit, m a raiu-sWspt game
here to-day. The game was called while
| the sixth inning was being PLAYED and
I M score reverted 10 the end Of the
fifth. Score: II a ~
Cleveland ..........e n o % %
Detroit ............U % ID d o. ID :
batteries CoNel'skte and O'NeiIl:
Dauss and StauAgc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
The Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE


i.N' land, = Detroit. o.
washington. .. Boston. 3
ihiladel phia. 4. New York >
St Louis-Chicago. rain
Five innings. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02

CENTRAL LEAGUE


wheeling. 3. Springfield o
south Bend. 9. Evansville {
LAY ton. IL: Grand Rapids .
Muskegon-Terre Hauto rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


cincinnati. - Pittsburgh. o.
Brooklyn. \: New York. 3
Boston, .; Philadelphia. >
Chicago-St. Louis, rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At am-Birmingham. s. Al
lsufa.
A. sshyille-Nashville. 8; Memphis.
A. New Orelans-Ncw Orleans :. Mo-
ole. c.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga. /: LII
ne Rock. v.
attack with three doubles and a single
IN five times I'D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02

'Batted for Doom In the ninth.
EBattcd FOR Schaucr In the ninth.
brooklNu ........ o O-S
Two-basc hits. Myers. Kauff Home
run. Stengel. stolen bases. Miller. John
ston. .. Sacrifice hit baubcrt. Sacri-
fee flies. Myers Fletcher Double
plays. kaum and Doyle. Johnston oil
son and Mowrey. Cutshaw, baubert and
Olson. Left on bases. New York o.
brooklyn 4. First base on errors
brooklyn ?. Bases on balls. on Palmer
=, o. Schauer !. or Coomhs !. Hits
ana earned runs. OF Palmer hits
runs In 20 innings. on Schauer 3 hits.
NJ runs in les innings. on Rucker
hits, runs in Jinnings. on Coombs c
hits. runs in innings. Struck out.
bN Palmcru ., by Schaucr .. by fucker
J., by Coombs ,. Wild pitches. Palmcro.
Schauor. Passed ball. harden. TIM
pires. Byron and QGigley. Time, / hour
and 56 minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02

'Batted for Doom I'm the ninth
'Battcd Tor Schaucr Ia the ninth.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
sixteen ELKTON
STUDENTS Get DIPLOMAS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELkTON. Md. June 9.--The TWEEN
tieth annual commencement Of the
Elkton High School was held in the
Opera House on Wednesday morn
ing. Sixteen students were gradua-
ted They are Elizabeth Alexander.
Anna Marie Ash, Lorraine Bratvn,
Mildred Cleaves. Cornelia S. Cooper.
Laura Diebert Pauline Grosh Fred
erick. Helen Mahan. Helen Minker,
Hasson Taylor Terrell, Charles
Towne Trimble, Lillian Russell, r.
Tdella Camblin and Charles E. Rey-
nolds.
Chesapeake City held special
election TO vote on the proposition to
levy a separate tax for fire protection.
The residents evidently believe in
Preparedness" as the vote for an adj
ditional levy was SO, while only 25
votes were cast against IT,
The tracks Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, at Leslie, were block
ed on Monday by a freight wreck.
Or. S. Claude Sykes, Of Elkton, has
been appointed to the Maryland State
Board Of Dental Examiners. Dir.
sykes is a graduate of the Dental De-
partment Of the University Of Mary
land.
Personal Miss Florence McFar-
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

der, Herbert Renshaw and James
McKeon.
Confetti and Novelties Elmer j.
Ellison. William Ellison, Chester Ew-
ing. Milford Morris. Clarence Jester
and Lester 4. Hill
Merry Co Round IS. B. Herdman
Frank NJ. Luton and Charles Medill.
Show Tent-A. H. Beals and Levi
K Bowen.
Canes and Knives Frank Jester
Henry Gregg and Charles p. Steele.
Babies and Buckets-W Wilmer Hill
Ray Jacobs and Henry Hogan.
John c. White, driver Of a flour
wagon for the Irving Dagett Mills
was slightly injured on Wednesday,
when the wagon was struck by a
freight train on the Delaware City
Branch OF the p. b. & w. Railroad.
The Newark schools will close to-
day for the summer vacation. The
session has been a successful one,
and especially in regards to attend
ance. There are fifteen pupils who
have attended every session OF the
schools during the year. as follows:
Mary Jane Wollaston, Katherine Hof-
fecker Mary Campbell. Joseph Sut-
ton. Alice Kilmon. Katherine Holton,
Lillian Snyder, Ralph Williams, Dor
lothy Hoffecker. Margaret Rupp, Jen-
: ny Williams, Marion Gallagher. Myr-
, tie Miller, Harvey Johnson and Rich
: ard Cooch.
The Newark High School Alumni
$ Association has elected the following
0 oiheers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Miss Eta Wilson: vice presi-
q dent, Warren A. Singles. recording
!. secretary, Mrs. A. r. Fader; cores
i ponding secretary. Mrs. Hugh Morris.
|. and treasurer, Miss Anna Gallagher
). The association has offered s4 in
k prizes TO children to do school gard.
ening work. The association also de
e cided to continue the communlt,
Y meetings next week. The annual re
union and banquet of the association
+ viii be held at the Hotel dupont. win
5, mington, Saturday night 1t is ex
b pected that from eighty to one hun
dred will attend this banquet
:. J. Clifford Willis has BEEN awarde
S the contract TO build the new dru
store for George w. Rhoades.
: Mrs. Richard A. Whittingham el
tertained at bridge Wednesday afte
: noon.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
newark FIRENEN
PLAN FOR CARNIVAL
Aetna Hose Company Names
Committees for Annual
Street Festival
FIFTEEN PUPILS HAVE
PERFECT RECORDS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. |
NEWARK, Dol, June s.-For the
past fve years the annual street ear
niFai given by the Aetna Hose Hook
and Ladder Company. Of Newark. has
grown 70 such magnitude that i 81
now recognized as the largest carni-
val in the State. Members OF The
,ompany have made arrangements for
more elaborate carnival this year
than ever before, and it win be on.
sned on the afternoon Of Saturday
July %. with a large firemen's par
ade. AS usual there will be numerous
amusements, and the company ha
appointed the following committees L
have charge of the carnival
Carnival Committee. Cliifor
Wilson, chairman. Mayor Joseph +
T4ossinger, Elmer J. Ellison. Ernes
Frazer. Daniel Thompson, George
Durnall. Lester Z. Hill, Robert
Gallagher. Harlan Herdman, Fran
M. Luton and Charles Medill.
Automobile Ernest Frazer. Georg
/ Durnall, Clarence Grant and Harr.
Heinel.
Ice Cream Cones and Sandwiches
Daniel Thompson. Clifford Willi'
Guy Gray. William Gregg, Ralp
Egner and william Renshaw.
Rifle Range-Joseph Fl. Hossngel
James A. McKelvey, Victor G. Will
and Ralph Barrow.
Ten Pins--Robcrt j, Grow, BenJa
min Devonshire and Harry Hal.
Paddlea--Harry Hill, Ira Shellen
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

David Hay, Of Wilmington, has been
spending a few days with friends IN
Chesapeake City.-Miss Erma Wat
son. of Summit. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. r. NJ Barr.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Karl have returned from a
visit to Earleville. Mrs. John Hink-
ley, Of Philadelphia, is visiting her
father. Samuel J. Keys.-Robert 4.
McNeal Of Philadelphia, was in town
this week.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

land. Of Baltimore. is spending some
time with relatives in Elkton.-Mrs.
Ida Engle. OF Baltimore, is the guest
of Miss Lille V. Alexander.-Mis
Mary Constable, of Washington, is
spending June in Elktou.-Mr. Snd
Mrs. Robert r. Frazer are entertain
ing their daughter, Mrs. j. Brooke
Jackson. OF City Point, Va.-Mrs.
Nellie Frank was the guest Of Mrs,
Elizabeth Kirk. Bethel. on Tuesday
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03

Now that Governor Hughes has retired fou itics
and ascended to place the highest tribun j in the
world, the fact be acknowledged without hurtog
anybody's political corns that he the creates
friend Of labor that occupied a governors chair
Albany From the October, 1910, issue of the Legis-
laiive News, the recognize organ of labor on egsq
tive matters in New York State.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03
If this werel914
would you be
saying:
HE kept us
out Of war, or
"he kept us out
work :?

Democrat ufm missed t Dmnnc policies dbrngG rpIeuy
p n
woldt e re
Ou prs j. hd pon the o le word the it
State i he . were
o
neye
hei l i i 8 i ire = o Americana nuNvn N e protect 0 American
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03

"What ground is there for exectinq better conditions
hen the unhealthy stimnls Of the war rs spent its
and industries aud our workirgmen are ex-
os-d the competition of energiz4d Europe ? Chas
f. H. ghes peeeh of acceptance.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03
MARYLAND DELAWARE
y VIRGINIA RY. co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
Patuxent River Line
In Effect April 4th, 1916.


IN Fflecf AnriI Ath 1914
ra y.t..-- ~. r,
,aa.haa ,J, "a, ~. e' = = a.. ~
- "9a'uel oa aiu wy PEI ti'ttihg q ilg ihursu*y'
80 III lor tne loli""ihg poiu's'
Falr haven' Sellers
ium f"int SoHerly
Dare's Saahnel
Governor nun Parker
Love folnt FORESTS
mlllstone, Duse'S
SOI"hon lsianu Trent nan
SSpeucet iio1and Point
%. Culhorr. Benedict
OF. Leonard Lower y aftborO.
returning, STEAMER VIII leave Lower
MAI lp"fo, Wednesday 93U a. n.i "eath-
e' auu tiut permitting Stopplns at
POINTS as ioIlo"S'
Mdetudtr Ferry Sotterley 2.3O p. m
ioilaud Guns Sohers
Deep Lau'lng d beoh hard
Ifueulia' iolut SP nttiS
h't'' 80 @lnois and
NJ int ll-4o 80 p. m.
= IN NJ Hsto"e b nj
pe"eu',' - VI CoNe oint
Forrss,,s Ig,r,, t3,i,n, -,
park,r,s In IN Ii.yan @ 10 !, ~
rsshnar,s 90 A'"'n ~ u''
Ar,iya in RoIti,ro,o n.y, V,rninr
Tesys Rai,,r'ara pi"rH -iU,,''s I,ah,
wes,isr and ,ias ,'9r,,i,,in, Tsn.s5ar 3s'
, 60 n m. 49, '''' ''' --''''"e' A'' ~ ~
Fair Haven S,t,orly
plum Potnt Cssbna,,s
Dart's ParLer,s
C.,yarpor,s Rr, Es+as,ie
Cove POINT Dntsis
NijIstone Tn uau
SoIomon's Island .Holiand pointA1 15
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03

We do rot propose to tolerate any
improper interference with Ameri
can commerce, with American mails
or with legitimate commercial inter
course. We d. not propose t, toer
ate that any American who is exer
cising only American rigts snail bt
put on any blacklist hy any foreign
nation. We propose to protect A
meric4n lives, American property and
American trade, acco, ding to cur jns
rights nn1er int irrational law
Had | say in Philadelphia what
said in Milwaukee, that we have n
intrihues, no unstatel purposes, NJ
secret understandings. We stanc
for the Interests vt the United State,
aud its nter, ,sts a.one, foar square q
the world, first, last and al ,he tim
Now that is not policy of wat
That is policy Of peace -Stalemeu
made by Governor Hughes in his ad
dress in Philad lphia on October 9th
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-03
The Commercial and Industrial
Welfare of your District your
State and the Nation demand
the Election of
HON. JOSEPH IRWIN FRANCE
the Republican Candidate for u. S, Senator
HON. SYDNEY E. NUDD

the Republican Candidate for Congress
He is pledged to maintain the policies of the
Republican party,the party that has always
been identified with the success Of American in
dustry, the prosperity of American Labor and
the honor Of the American flag.
The Republican party has never made plat
form promise that was not redeemed.
The Democratic party has violated every i'm
porUant plank in it's platform.
The Democratic party promised that Demo
Ask yourself how much it costs you to live
How much do you pay for beef steak ? How
much do you pay for clothes =? HOW much do
you pay for -four? How much do you pay for
practically every necessity you buy?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
@ri Sen Siirfrn.

giele Geutide, Die iib iebt Inn gln-
5obnlmg eineS oauernoen freunO.
i@aftIiten &crbGltniiies Sur Sitrfei
5eniiben per0en iid iiber einen 9lus.
ing aus einem Selopoit6rief ireueu,
Der am %. 6ebruor IN ser bulgariid.
'erbiih.gribiiben @ren5ede geidrie.
5cu iporoen lit uuO Der o6rontflrter
3citlmg" 5iir @erfiignng 9eitellt miro.
"a beiBt eS: ole GerpiIeeung
!mO Die @oit miilien bon ius in &
ooer y. aebolt weroen neulih mar
id6 Oesmegen iogor mieoer einmol nt
3. 0oS lit notiirlib eine iunitdnOlitbe
uuo Ionomeiliae @cihiHte. beionoers
5ei foltem mo reaneriihem g9etter.
abcr man befonuut bod meuieitcns
nod hin uno pie0cr etlpos. PM iol.
den Sobrten, bel oenen mir natirliol
OrauBen iibernnften miilien. duortie-
rem mir linS nit @orliebe bel Eiirten
Gin. gSir 9eutiHen werOen bon ibneu
nit elmer groBen Ser5lidfeit unO
@oitireibeit aliigenommen. Der @iir-
sermeiter 0es titrfiit5en IorfeS
fommt ino beariiBt ms, iobalO er
uon unlercr 9lntunft bort uno fii6rt
unS Damn in ooS @ous cines anaeie,
benen @inmobners. Dort miro Damn
sin 6euer I'M ofienen &ouIig ange5iin-
set. mir ieben inns ale oorim berum.
lmO iulier gSirt bietet iuiS 3igaretten
mo auiice an Tonn paden mir itn-
lere Sndbcn ans, uno CT ninmt cine
@oitprobe aus unieren 5el0teneln
mo beionoers germ cine 3ieorre.
2eiOer fonn oie llnterbalhtno MIR
mboIfonumen gchIbrt iueroen nit
3ei1en, engliihen lno fron5oiiideu
9roden. 9eionoers ber3lid wuroen
mir eiumol bon einem ShiiIlebrer
oltfeenonlmen scr, ais mir ibm be.
greifIih aeuodt bottcu, OoB mir germ
Gier b0tten icine 'Shuliugeu0 sur
Gieriutbe ms Iorf ididte nit Dem
grge6niS, Dab mir binnen einer ball
ben StitnOe odjt5ig @ier botten. Sir
oos 0usenO boben mir cine Wiarf be.
3oblt; Dos miro jebt in Gcutidlono
iiher 9iei0 errcgen. &eiOer lit 0oS
idone 2onO Scr Gier peit Hiuter
unS; bier beoeiiten ms oie @inpob.
ucr mtf oie 6ro9e uab @iern, ooB
5ron5oSfi alien $iibnern Die Salie
umeeorebt babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
AnarfIers.

uuroe, foitet beute 275 bis 300 9hi-
bel. elm A5aar Stiefel friiber 10-12
9fubeI, iebt 45 8ubeI. Qie Baum.
pollipinnereien unO @ebereien baben
aus W}angel an &oble, @etroleunl
uno 9iobmateriol Die @etriebe aum
Cell auf Sulbtagarbeit oerminoert.
onoere Die 9etriebe gGn5lid einge.
itellt. @ie Glen ilno acknowledgements
0emiootu, SdumaIop rno W1oloelp.
erltere i'm llral, lebteres in WlitteI-
&uBlono, baben ibre Betersbureer
Sagerbeitd6e gdr8lib ulsberfduit,
imo al 3ufibr lit wegen oes S8og-
ganmongels linO ser fortipG6renoeil
Sperringen oes 9abnperfebrs ni6t
81 Oenten. Tie @utiIop .Merfe iuie
Oic ct. Eetersburger @iien. uno
Drabhuerfe auf Noiiili Sitroip, oos
@iienperf ollf DER ASeterSbur0cr Sei.
te, Die Sobrif Ser glftiengeieaiHait
@ongeniiepen & Co., Ole lmter ruff.
ider Wtititdrberpolhtng betrieben
luiro, un0 Die D}oihineniabriten
9IftiengeieIlidoit SeBner i,no $3.50
mir olif Ser g8iborger Settle ite6en
inter nilitGriicbcr s9emnhung. gllb
piele So6rifcn, pie 0ie Fulperiobrit
onf Odta, oic @an5erplottcniperfe
ino Gononen9ieBerei in aolpino iIno
oie @epebrfobrifen in Geitro5e3f BEL
Fetersbure muBfen aus Seoblennon.
gel ibre 9etriebe, 0urb glusidoItrns
aaii6er WtoidincnlcricS, ocrrin9ern.
@inen- ihpcren Sdlng bat Die See
rcsbcruolhng oiireb ocn &erluit 80.
lens erlitten. 0ie 0ortigen beoelten.
oen Merte, mie 9ilpop & gt1il. 6it.
ucr & Camper, Sonoipicer 9to6ren.
mal8werfe, brnil 2. Suloid5insfi &
S0bnc llip. iuorcn Wit 2ieferuugen
fiir oic 9[rmee iiberbGuft, Oesgleiden
Oic aroBen @oegonbouonitalten il
Riga. 9leDol Eipcr, 9rioulf un0 Ee-
tcrsbllrg. 9ie beioen 6abrifen in
9iga lulo 9leDal iin0 nod WloSfdu
eeilii6tet, ebeuio oie 6efonnte @lm.
mifabrif rYropo0nif~ aus &igo itnO
init all ibren 8orr1ten al 9iobna-
terioI. 1esglei1en iino oie moiAinel-
len 9lnlogen Der eroBen 9fieoer
Sdiifbauanitolten bon y. 2onge &
Sobn uuo oie Ger Dor falnn 219
Sabren nen eineeridteten SMiffs.
perit bon 8ieic noH Yetersbirg &C.
broHt mor0eu. 0ie @oegonbouou.
1talten Swcr, @rianif ino 9eters.
burg beiiben pobl nod Sol5porr1te.
ober eS feblt an Sahoueiien S(aos
lnben.S .SeOeritobl fur5, Die eou0e,
emit 70 blilbeuoe Snouitrie lit 0u-
erltn0e gericbtet uno noh allen SIM.
melsridtumgen 6eritreut. Die be-
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