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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
BrucetOn

The doctors are still going night
and day and report much sickness
throughout the country. Those on the
sick list in town are w. J Bowermas-
ter, w. T. King. Blanch Thomas. Mrs.
Ira Thomas. Grandma King and
Grandma Bowermaster, Miss Goldie
Frankhouser and Avis Spiker, all of
whom are improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collins. Beat
rice and little son Donald and Mrs
Enie Cunningham were in Pittsburgh
the last week. and were also visiting
friends at Pt. Marion While Mrs
Cunningham was i'm the city she
bought her spring millinery goods.
John Spiker, who accompanied his
son Bernard Spiker TO the hospital in
Baltimore. has returned home much
improved
Walter Thomas made flying trip
to Morgantown, bringing home with
him the new 1916 model Empire car
The speed limit signs no doubt will
be removed for time.
The Rev. Johnson is conducting a
series of meetings at Hopewell, be-
ginning Monday OF this week.
number of our people attended
the funeral OF Aunt Kit" Miller at
Sugar Valley last Friday. Services
were conducted by Rev. Morris from
Albright. The number of people at
this funeral denoted the high esteem
in which this aged lady was held.
Mrs. Emma Bowermaster was visit
ing her father and mother at Albright
last week.
Geo. Miller OF Valley Point, was
pleasant visitor in our town this
week. Come back again Uncle
George"
Mrs. Allen Frankhouser is assist
ing in taking care of the sick at c. f.
Spiker's
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

The chime OF the sleigh bells was
heard in this section Sunday.
We have been having snow and win.

The chime OF the sleigh bells wa,
heard in this section Sunday.
We have been having snow and win
ter weather the pest week.
Walter Spiker visited his uncle
Harry Benson and family. near Bran
donville Sunday.
John Q. Kelly went TO HaEcltor
Monday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Hileman OF Ad
Olson, Pa, visited relatives in our VII
cinity the past few days.
Alva Nieman, Earl Spiker, George
Shafer and others from here attended
literary at Hazelton Thursday night
VIII Forsythe has been hauling
lime rock for l. A. Frankhouser.
Dorsey Hileman. who has been In
Akron, Ohio, the past several months
returned home Monday last.
David Shaffer went 10 Friendsvillc
after a load of goods for his father
Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hileman of Ad-
Olson, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. John O.
Kelly and daughter Mary were guests
at Ezra Kelley's Sunday.
Albert Frazee OF GAINESVILLE. was az
G. f. Spiker's Monday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelley went to
iazelton on business Saturday.
Walter Spiker visited at his uncle
Henry Spiker's from Monday until
Tuesday OF last week.
John Wilhelm was in this vicinity
wednesday calling on some OF his
friends.
Frank Shaffer accompanied Fuller
todeheaver to Uniontown on IA bust.
ness trip.
Gay Guseman and sister. Miss Fran
'es. attended services at the Vale and
afterwards stopped OF n while at
ezra Kelley's.
Harry Boyd. who has been at Mar
eta. Ohio. the past year. has return
I'd TO West Virginia and was I'm this
'icinity Wednesday and Thursday of
asst week seeing some OF his friends
Miss Alice Smith has been with
Waited ID. Smith and family for some
ime.
George Shaffer. Earl Spiker. Hile-
nan Brothers and others attended the
'pelling bee at the Spurgeon school
Iouse Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Frankhouser
vent to Bruceton Wednesday. Mr..
'rankhouser returned home I'm the
vening but Mrs. Frankhouser re-
NAMED with her daughter. Mrs. Cal
'piker and family.
Gay Guseman had several teams
'auling lime rock from the pine
'wamp for him last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Frank Kelley. Mrs.
j. j. Kelley and baby and Miss M.
j. Kelley attended services at the
'ale Sunday, conducted by Rev. Jas.
Wolfe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

We have been having our best win
ter the past few days. and our farmers
are making good use OF H.
W. A. Wolfe and +. s. LivenEood at
tended the funeral OF Aunt Kit Miller
at Sugar Valley Friday.
Josephine Wolfe returned homo the
past week She is still very weak from
recent attack OF grippe.
There is quite lot OF grippe in this
community. There is scarcely fam
lily that has escaped so far.
LYDIA AMMAN spent a few days with
her sister over near Pleasant Valley
the past week. The latter is suffering
with very bad case OF pneumonia.
Margaret Feather and Mary Ann
Feather visited their sister the past
week
John Ringer and Miss Stella Aw-
man were married recently and the
young people gave them an old fash
Toned serenade Saturday night. We
wish the happy couple long and
prosperous life.
Catherine Miller, wife OF the late
Allen Miller and mother-in-law OF
Mrs. Catherine Groves OF this place.
passed peacefully to her heavenly re-
ward at her home near Bruceton on
March LIST, and was laid to rest I'm the
Sugar Valley cemetery March 3. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. Nor
ris OF the Albright charge. Rev. Nor
ris delivered very impressive flu
neral discourse TO large assemblage
OF friends and relatives from text
that had been given him by the de-
ceased. Aunt Kit" as we all called
her. was an active Christian worker.
She had been an active member of the
NJ. f. church for nearly 20 years. She
was conscious to the last and crossed
bver with praises on her lips. We
can eXclaim as Paul OF old: Blessed
are the dead that die I'm the Lord 4"
The friends of the deceased have our
heartfelt sympathy and our PRAYERS
are that they too may serve Grandma
Miller's Savior and one day be able
to shake glad hands with her i'm that
new country where sorrow. tears and
pain are felt no more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

In order to close up the estate the
undersigned administrator will of
fer at public sale TO the highest re-
sponsible bidder on
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1916,
at the front door of the court ho1se,
beginning at goo o'clock .. M, the
property IN Kingwood known as
the Williams heirs property, situa-
ted on Main street, near center of
town. This consists of seven-room
dwelling house IN good condition;
lot So #. front, 1872 #. back; wefi
OF excellent waters cistern, ABBOTT
10 bearing apple trees, several
grape vines, pear and pium trees,
good barnj good cellar; wired for
electric Lights gas and water mains
within a few feet of the house.
Any one interested will be gladly
shown through the housc by calling
on administrator.
Terms Of Sa1e-One-third cash
on day Of salej one-third IN SIX and
one-third IN twelve months3 the
purchaser TO give interest bearing
notes with approved security for
the deferred payments.
J. FRANK RODRHRAVER,
Administrator.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
Gainesville

Our friend. b. r. Sapp, who has been
at the capital. Washington. for several
months visiting his daughters, Misses
Gail and Grace, and taking treatment
by an eye specialist, returned home
last week. His eye trouble is greatly
improved
John Brown, who is taking a bus
mess course at Clarksburg, is re-
ported quite sick His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
On February 28th the dwelling
house Of John Farrell, Jr., burned
down, with most OF it's contents. Two
OF the boys escaping out into the
snow and bitter cold. each with only
one shoe on. The fire started from a
defective fiue. This is a great loss to
Mr.. Farrell. as we understand there
was no insurance on the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Glover and Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. James. OF ClarksburE
were visiting Mrs Glover's and Mrs
James parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lem
mon. last week, returning home on
Sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

Dying, Horace Greedy exclaimed
Fame is q vapor. popularity an acct
lent. riches take wings, those who
'heer today will curse tomorrow, only
one thing endures - character"
These weighty words" says Newell
Dwight Hills. bid all remember that
lies one task Is the making Of man
hood" There is no true manhood
without religion And for religion 10
10 its perfect work IN the heart. men
must Worship God together. This
means that both you and the com
munity are losers when you fail 70 at
tend church. We hope you will plan
20 attend our eyangellstlc services 70
begin with Sunday. March 10. Will
'am Ray Chapman. graduate Of Yves
cyan college. Is to have charge OF the
music. All services Of the church Al
The usual hours on Sunday. Eiberi
Wells, pastor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
FIazehon

Shedding is the order OF the day
at present Our farmers are very
busy
Some Of our folks have grippe.
Walter schnopp visited home folks
over Sunday.
Mrs. s r. Guthrie visited the paren-
tai roof last Sunday.
W r Arthur is the champion horse
trader Of our town at present.
Our literary society had a very In
teresting debate last Thursday even
ing Subject Resolved. That the q.
s. should adopt President Wilson's
plan Of preparedness. The decision
stood unanimous ia favor OF the af-
frmative.
Zar schnopps has moved 70 his new
home close Chestnut avenue. We
wish him success.
J. q. Kelly was shopping In town
one day last week.
J. D Evans Is stnI milling for W
u. Smith.
We notice plenty Of drummers OF
our streets OF late They say bust
ness is good.
The series Of meetings closed her,
last Sunday evening. They we're held
for two weeks by Elder n. 8. Replogl,
Of Windber. Pa under the auspices
Of tho Church Of the Brethren. Ho II
an able minister. There were 81 &C
cegsions 70 tho church.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
Beth1ehem

V. b Dunn for prosecuting attor-
ney
Elias Hawkins has moved on the
y. F. Christopher farm near here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Shafer and Miss
Laurel Brown spent Sunday with
Thomas Fortney Of near Browns Mill.
Mrs. Adah Rechtine OF shinnston. is
visiting with her son, Orval Rechtlne.
Of this place
Mrs Sarah Brown was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs Bell Wells OF
Burke, Sunday.
Jas. A. Freeland is wearing a big
smile now. It's a boy. Mother and
son doing nicely
Miss maude Fortney Is the pleasant
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Mearle An
dersOn Of Burke.
Literary at Manown Is progressing
nicely with the principal Of the
school J G. MCGEE, as president.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
Reason swearingen was here yes.
terday from Howesville.

Reason Swearingen was here yes.
terday from Housewife.
Major o. A. Dill OF Reedsville. was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Francis Bergman OF Bergman. was
business visitor Tuesday.
State road engineer A. ID. Williams
was here from Morgantown the first
OF the week
The girl basketball team from Tun-
Melton came down Friday evening and
defeated the local girl organization.
Sheriff II. F. Hartman was in at
tendance at a meeting OF the directors
OF the First National Bank OF Albright
last Saturday
Mr.. Merchant, are you getting your
share of the great prosperity that has
come TO this county. Get aboard the
Argus advertising columns while the
going is good and sit tight.
s. II. Rodeheaver has been at diff
ferent points in Preston county the
past week looking after some bust
ness affairs. He returned TO his
home in Fairmont Tuesday afternoon.
County court was in session Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week and
transacted important business. Among
other matters disposed OF was the sale
of S2S0.000 worth OF Portland district
road bonds. The entire issue was
sold to the Providence Savings Bank
and Trust company OF Cincinnati at
a premium offs $500. The same com
pany made bid on the $I64,0OO of
kingwood district bonds at premium
of $S.420. This bid. however. was
dated as of April i. when the court
specified July l. Consequently this
bid was rejected and another sale will
be held later.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

Otis White spent Sunday with home
folks.
Mrs. Emma Liston. OF Kingwood.
spent the latter part Of the week with
relatives at this place.
Asa Shay taught for his sister
couple Of days at Browns Mills the
first OF the week.
Miss Flora White spent Saturday
and Sunday with her father.
Dallas Carroll was here Sunday.
Misses Edith Garner and Blanche
Stone we're calling on Grace Menear
Sunday.
There will be quarterly meeting AZ
this place Saturday night, March q.
There will be a mock court At this
place next Saturday night. Every
one is invited TO come and bring their
friends with them.
William Shaw was visiting tho
school at this place Thursday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

The firm Of Geo a. Herring g. Com
pany Of Kingwood w Va, composed
Of Geo. A. Herring and W. o. Miller
dissolved partnership on March
1916. and the business has been taken
over by Geo. A. Herring. who assumes
the debts Of the firm and all &C.
counts, notes and bills due and pay.
able to the firm Of Geo. A. Herring &
Co. must be paid to the said Geo. A
Herring
GEO A. HERRING.
w. q. MILLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

Two horses. I two-year old colt.
weight about 100 pounds; ] good
brood mare. will sell at a bargain.
Reason for selling have no use for
them Can be seen at d. -. Bishops,
near Sugar Valley church.
G. =. BISHOFF,
1877 Y 6. Morgantown, w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

Mother Goose tells us that Old King
Cole was a merry Old soul. Therefore,
We presume he had the laughing habit
70 would be interesting TO know what
made him chuckle all over when he
called for his pipe. and called for bic
bowl and called for his fddlers three.
Does psychology contain an answer
or Chicago Herald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
GEO A. HERRING
W O MILLER
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks TO all Of our friends and neigh
bors who were so kind and helpful
during the illness and death Of our
little daughter and sister, Helen Gene
We've Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Craig and
family Tunnelton. W. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

Both raisins and 8gs split open.
make good poultices for boils a split
raisin. placed over the gum. often
gives relief 20 the toothachc sufferer.
Figs are valuable as q laxative
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

PA, what does II mean when a pu, a
ITO man f. said 70 be az the zenith 81
his popularity" 1T means. ny son.
replied the defeated candidate. ruefui
~. that he is about ready to hit The
toboggan. - Birmingham Age Herald.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

1000 bushels, best varieties. seed
potatoes, at market prices. First in
fret served
y. r. VToUBsNEY.
1851 Elkins, ". We.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

For Sale Registered Aberdeen An
gus bulls and heifers-J. a. Dodge
Terra Alta. " Va 17-st
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09

For Rent Rooms over Kingwood
Pharmacy Call on W. n. McCiain.
kingwOOd, W Va. 16-tf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-03-09
HOUSE FOR SALE.

Located on Snake Den Hnl,
Albright. Five rooms and cell
Tar, ia acre ground. Address
u. $. Morgan, r. I, Albright, w.
Va 1886
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

Oliniiteritiite; men iamtioig bar oet-
te 6olfets Sus giort 5or6rine paa
noget lignenoe iom England, ct
minore aabinet eller en- Rrigsfomi.
te til at foreitaa oct rationale 6or.
ipar og 9rigens 5ortiettelie.
5 @r9fenlano ier oct broeet no.
@ntentenagterne bIoferer 2anOet, og
ira Berlin lopeS Der Song RonItan.
tin lanOIis ltobei bois ban bill
ilntte iig til 9entrolma9terne og
erflere Weooparten aria. StaffeIs
Naanol StaffeIs Gigel iom er iplio.
agti9t meo iig Ielb
Sooonn nogenllmoe ier Situatio-
men no. Oct eneite, Der er iiffer
ll0iigt til, er, at Rrigen oil blipe
fortIat, og Der er Inngt til gnoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
ytorb 9nfota Grebs' Sebninge.
misiipnsfprenina

afboloer, bill @uo, lit glarsmebe |
Srinitatis Menigbeo oen CO. So
mar. MISUNDERSTANDING oen g.
ser. 1890.
9llle Wteolernner bar Sten1meret
@lem life at beoe for Wsoet og
ior Sagen, bpaoenten ou fan pGre
meo eller ei.
6. o. an6erien Sormano.
eSfelge oDenltanenoe gefenotge.
relie, inobpoer Trinitntis Menigbeo
beroeo 8enner af Misiionens Itore
Sag til at oeltaee I opennrpntc
Weoer.
Tilreiienoe beoes inomeIoe iig til
itnoertegneoe feneft oen 80. Dec.
Eaa Wenigbeoens Negne.
8. q. 0ariem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

@rocent for aompagniets 1,200
Qlrbeioere.
@aI6ington, 3. g., 5. Sec. &on-
gresmano Wartin 9. Diao0en ira
@6icogO bar / aongresien fremlast
ct 6orilag ON 2ensforbsielier
BoItoeienet. 5orila9et gaar no paa
at forbsie @agerne poa $500 til
$1,000, og @aeerne paa 1900
til 81 5000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
%. MarQ

ra." Der q 10 Wiano tilbage peo
9foisbarrielen nenllig uSlurora"s
&aptain og 8 al WaanOlfabet, iom
bleo tilbage paa 2ano, oa Sfibet
ileo Jig Ies og orep bort UNDER en-
Sneltorm ior 21 Wfaaneoer lioen.
Oe baooe fun lioen SorIpning af
Geonetsnlioler, og Der bar intet be.
ret bsrt ira Dem lioen.
30 Berioners 5lpoenaifiner. Gen
ipenife 5lpoers9eitnant 9eet5ler, Der
nplig er bepot biem ira en- Stloie-
reiie til omeritanife 6lppenlaifiirfo.
briffer, bar meooelt nStocfbolms
Dogblao", at amerifa nplig bar le.
ueret England minolt 80 6lppelna-
finer, 9per foriDnet meo ire f60
Seites Motorer S Sen n9rmeite
6remtio bill Der blipe ailen0t ct
itort glntnl MaIfiner, bper meO IL
re 300 9eites Diotorer.
@noelig er man III begpnot at
6Dgge fan1pemasiiee 5lppenaifi-
ner, Ser foripnes meo 6 Motorer,
boer paa 300 Seitefrpfterl 0eres
9re0oe ira 8ineeipios til 8inge.
ipios er 1873 SOB, og Der er Glaos
ON 9oro til life iGrre emo 30 Der.
loner; buer 0iaifine fan meofsre
10 Cons SprGneitoi.
Sprit Opan1a oso. Sofio, H. Dec
5eltmarifalf, Spirit Spao Opana, er
oso. Opama, Der oil erinores ira
81. d. fine 9limrenoe georifter !
belle oen rusiiif-iapanife &rig, bar
feot 1912 og bar Satiirai ira Sat
iitma. Son bef9lnpeoe Sbogunatet
/ 1886, bar Milit9rattocbe peo ben
tpife Scr 1901 og befnmpeoe
Satiumaopitanoen 1877. Otter en-
np Stlioierdife til europa blep bdi.
&ri9sminiiter 1880-94 og blep
berpnn Gbef for anoen @rme i ari-
gen moo &ino, erobreoe Bort glr.
t1ur oe @ei Sai 8ei blen til 2sn
Marfi og 1898 6eltmarifalf. Som
@eneraIitobshef 1899-1904 orga.
niIereoe Onoma Seren meo Sen.
blif paa ari9en moo guslano. s
oen rnsiiif-iapanife &rig bar ban
9peritfommnnoerenoe Manhuret
og nanot en- Heffe glinrenoe Sci
re. S 1907 bleo ban Sprite.
uOeliti6lan6" biemme igen. Ser.
lin, 9faOioteleeraln If. DC Oct
tpffe llnoerbnnosifib rOeuticblano"
ahtom til Ufun0lngen al gSeler /
@aar eiter en- bel0ig os burtig Gei-
ie ira gImerifa. Oct brute 19 Gage
paa 3uren.
9eem 2onoon, H. Dec. Oct tpIfe
Sanoelsifib, lom anfom til Weltn.
oingen af 8eier @aar pao Heiie
ira glmerifn, ,fommer tilbaee ON
no9le Tiger, oplpIer BauI o. 8.
Silfen, ser er 8icepr9iioent Gait.
ern 5orparoing go. San tiger, at
Sfibet fommer til at gaa paa 9lme.
rifa | regelmPsiig Suite, iaa lenee
&rigen oarer.
San er meget fornsiet oper, at
Sfibet er fommet biem igen goo
geboIo ugnaeIifnlpnoene pilbe bn-
be giort ct tort 9ptte, ON oe bapoe
peret 5tano til at tase Sfibet,
tiger ban. San oplpier, at 2aonin.
gen bar npro $2,000,0O0
Ser er anfommet Here 3aoninger
Gin, oe ber pentes oenne llge me.
get 9fubber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
gnrt epet dunn.

Ssnoa9slufning. Gait ct. 2ouis,
ST., 7. Dec. 9orgermeiter DfolI.
mans Brioateiefret9r oplpier, at
SsnOags -GutfeIopen for Salooner.
ne oil blioe gennemisrt ira 1. San.
Stor @ape til Columbia llnioer.
| iitet. gtelu gorf, 3. s., 8. Dec. Br9.
liioenten for Columbia uniuerlitet
oplpler, at Ell anonDm @iuer bar
if9nfet llniperiitetet 100000 til
Opterelle al Ell gDgning for etSan.
0elsiafultet.
@ammel 2an6smano oeo. Sames
&asmusien, Der par Ell al De 9l0.
lite Oanife Smuieranter / 3acine
@ountD, Wis., er uigaaet beo Ds-
Den lit Siem 8acine, 80 9Iar
gammel. San fom oertil | 1862 og
bar arbeioet / 90 &ar for Giib 0fa.
nuiacturing so. 5or TO aar iioen
ieireoe ban og bans Sultru oeres
@ul0brDllIp.
Gn WeRnaoe 5armerienner /
&in9asburp County, q. Duf., bar
organiieret en- Stlub bpis Wtaal er
at 9sre iine Weolemmer bpgtige iom
6armere, Der foritaar at bDrfe iSor'
oen oioenifabelig og fam oporptte
@reaturer pao Den beoite 1laaoe,
De ifal ogiaa l9see iis eiter Scr.
freapl og anore Dele al Sanobrn.
get.
@ruberne Omeenen at 8illi.
| liton, q. Daf., fontner MI til at pro-
oucere $500 IONS 9ignitefItl Dag.
lig. @runoen til, at man M oil
lpgge oil pna en- ind meget ltsrre
Drift emo fsr, fonimer al at man
fife fan foa aul nof fra 8lten.
@aI6burn 9ignite goal 60. bar
meo ct ltoIeg af 100000 boret en-
M Scbaft.
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tillo, Ore, 7. Dec. llnatillo bar MI
ct gpraab, iom beitaor uoeluffenoe
uf Rpinoer. Gen fulbitpnbiee Op.
tpIling efter ct 8ofa | Sorgoars bi.
Ter, at ale fonmiinnle @nbeoer
bIep bpIot meo apinoer. Stillingen
iom gpens 9orgermeiter isgtes al
en- Mr. Stnrher og bans SirItrn.
Den Iioite oanbt.
Ogioa pfsiprfrptruit". 9eeip y,
6. Dec. Som fsslge al en- netop
foretaeet llnoerIsgeIie al ben iaa-
foIote nsSierfr9trliIt", Der efter Si-
aen6e bar tient 100000 neb at
spe aontroI ooer 0em gorfs 5ier.
frqmorfeo iioIte 9lar, bar @rano-
iiirpen | @oar uofproiaet Tiltnle
MOB Iefs BerIoner for Opertr9oelie
al Statens g(nti.Tritit COB.
On leoeriri Sfo piI mart blioc
en- praftiif Mllliobe6, bpis fife Pri'
ierne paa Snoer faloer, erflpreoe
greIioentcn for ct Sfofompasnt
WaiIpmtfee, g. 3. Sdoenecfer. 1gi
bar oIlereoe glaner til en- Sfo al
Seiloua og @ummi for n9ite Som.
mer," iogoe ban. r3im en- tDno
Strimmel 296er bill blioe bruai
meIlem Saalen oe Sooen for al
Ibinore @unntien at brPnoe SOB
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