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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
CONTROL OF CHICKEN MITES
Unsatisfactory Growth In Summer May
Be Caused by vermln-pestrue.
tive Work at Night.

When well fed and otherwise prop
erfy managed. chickens do not always
make satisfactory growth in summer.
There is q cause for this which may
be wholly unsupported. 1t is likely to
be due to the presence Of chicken
mites.
This pest Is q blood.sucking para
site. It harbors under the perches. in
cracks, and in other places. Its de-
structive work Is done at night. When
the chickens are at roost the mites
crawl from their hiding places on to
the birds. They gorge themselves with
blood much the same as mosquito
does, and then crawl back to their hid.
ing places.
II this pest Is not discovered II
multiplles into millions In q few weeks
Of hot weather.
Il the mites become numerous, they
will suck more blood from a chicken
in a single night than the chicken can
produce the next day from the diges'
ton and assimilation Of the most nour
ishing food. And since the blood car
ries the asslmilnted food for the
growth Of the different parts Of the
body, there can be little or no growth
so long as such a condition continues.
The time and the labor Of the poul.
tryman, as well as the feed consumed,
are thus practically wasted In the pres
ence Of chicken mites.
During the summer every precau.
tion should be taken to keep the pens
and roosting places free from mites.
This is not q difficult matter. The
mite iB q very small parasite bare
" perceptible with the unaided eye.
+; When not gorged with chicken blood
it Is light.colored. It becomes red
when it has gorged itself with chicken
blood. For this reason 1t ia sometimes
called the "red" mite. But this pest
~ 50 delicately constructed that it can
be easily destroyed BY spraying with
kerosene or whitewash.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Her Patience About Gone.

Helen was fond of playing outdoors
and n series Of rainy days had tried
her patience severely. She had been
sitting by the window hopefully watch
Ing for signs of clearing. but the down
pour continued. At last she exclaimed
in n tone of mingled reproach and
disgust: swell, God. I should think
you would be tired of this yourself"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 9.-Sevcral
months ago a dainty. blonde girl of
two years. entered under the name
Bette Thomas. won first honor in
New York's baby show against &c..
900 other entrants.
She is Bette Welsh. daughter of
Freddie Welsh. lightweight champion
Of the world.
Until he arrived in Seattle recently
the world had not been let in on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
"Turnlnu the Tables"

The Romans took great pride In their
tables of citron wood from Maureta-
mia. They were inlaid with ivory and
sold at price that was exceedingly
cxtravagant. When any Of the men
vcntured to accuse the ladies Of ex-
travagance. the latter turned the
tables" on them by reminding them OF
the large sums Of money they wasted
in buying tables.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
IIzlN-
AYerslone.

"some people soy that things that
ware. good enough for, their fathers
hnd theiS grandfathers IRE good
eno6gh t6r them+p said shailer
Matthew'S. 'fney are nok fHfssis an
age OF progress. TITS well enough to
haxS ancestors, butitds greater to be
nm ancestor. It is better to be like
thesbest ofsyour grandchildren: WILDE,
th6Raikesy0ur grandfather was"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
ALI At Your Service,

All the books in the great public IL
braries are yours, IL you can read
them. All the paintings In the great
galleries are yours, II you can enjoy
them. Legal ownership could only en-
able you to prevent others from using
them or empower you to give them VI
for money.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
VENTILATION IN THE SUMMER
Breeding and Roasting ooops Must 30
Open to Permit Free Circulation
! h Of Ain

During the summer the brood GOODS
and roosting coops must be very open
60 that plenty Of air can circulate
through them; otherwise the chicks
Will overhead at night, which will
check their growth and reduce their
vitality, making them less profitable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
chIne,. EIr,. to u,e pap.r.

China is credited with having nur
tured the genius who first conceived
the idea Of writing material made
from fibrous pulp. and some investiga,
tors profess to have found evidence
that paper existed in the Celestial
Kingdom at least two centuries before
the Christian era. 81
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secret. But the proud IA
Their would simply have burst il he'd
tried to keep 1t any longer.
I'VE entered Bette" he said. "un
der the name of Thomas at my wifc's
suggestion. In order that no one would
know who she was. and we could sc;
an honest verdict.
Some girl. Bette! Never sick q
day in her life. Slept outside since
she was born. Freddie, jr., IA months
old, is the same way"
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His Method.

an writing n play" we asked the
successful dramatist. "do you develop
the plot first or do you simply start
with the first act and let the plot de-
vclop ITSELF" 1.-THE very first thing
do" he replied. as to submit my con-
tract with the manager to the best
lawyer I can find"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Fathers Position.

One evening we were entertaining
our guests. One Of the men took my
little brother on his lap. The man
said. what is your father. my little
many" He answered. "a man" Ths
man asked him then what his .fathef
did. and he answered: "Just what
mamma tells him to do."-chicagd
Tribune.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Yeu. YeurseIf WIlI Re the Poorer.

You. Yourself VIII Be the. Poorer.
Gyou fail to do the kindly or pleas.
ant act you had thought Of. the one
Ton shum It was meant will perhaps
nots know what he has missed, but
wiz nevertheless be deprived of q
pleasure that might have been his,
while; you yourself will be the, poorer
3orsyuur failure to carry out the kind.
pulse-Exchange. :. a.,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Righteous Judgment.

Ths honest wurkingman with q
peck Of corned beef and cabbage I'M
der his belt may envy the million.
aire his bank account, but hanged II
he wants the omelet sou0e.-House-
ton Post.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Law oompeIs Bible Reading.

y Three states in the Onion haveaen.
acted lawstc ompening.th the daily'4ead.
ing ofsthe Bible in the;public schools,
namely: Massachusetts, Pennsylvania,
and New Jersey. TheTP Pennsylvania
law ,reQuifes THE freading of at ,Ieast
ten versessand eNaew Jersey1aw5re.
quires at, least aye.-- Northwestern
3Chffstian Advocate. r.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09

sStndsnf. Nifites Ighat - 9 tlDpys
reader On . newspaperf what srs M
dutiesr Answer-sA ccpyreader q
a sort Of subedltor. Il d his duty 20
read stories submitted BY reporters
eliminate all Intelligent parts and
make certain before sending them 10
the printers that they win be perfectly
meaningless to the reader.LBuffals
Express.
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orfaina, MEANING.

stiglnatize originally meant simply
to brand, and In the days Of Shakes
peare the farmer was said to stig-
matize his sheep.
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"I have been so occupied IN

II have been so occupied in
meeting campaign engagements
that could not make prompt no.
ply to your letter asking me as to
my views on Woman Suffrage.
feel that you appreciate my stu.
alton and will pardon the delay.
Personally l shall vote for the
proposed amendment to our State
constitution granting equal suf.
frage.
With sincere regards, l am
Very truly yours,
(Signedl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Not Aiwnva.

WArn man tells his wife that she
is the dearest woman on earth. she
may not be able to grasp his 6ll
meaning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
IRA F.. ROBINSON

All the leading candidates in the
State and Nation have followed their
party platform declarations with en-.
dorsements Of the pending West Vir.
ginia amendment. They. in turn, daily
are being followed by large numbers
OF their fellow party men: and, II ex.
pressions OF opinions favorable to the
cause OF women are any criterion, the
success OF the campaign for votes for
women Is assured.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
WRONG.

To persist In wrong. to refuse to
undo 1t. is always to become involved
In other wrongs.-Hcnry George.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
ST.Strlklnuly Unerlatnsl.

strlklnu!y UnorIslnaI.
4 prominent clergyman says INIT
ne pnly way to be interesting Is to
break the Ten Commandments. How
" that being Interestingly It's about
the least eriginal"thing mankind car
40. sps@, a. So
\. .$TTF.-....-....---- = - T.1Jyf,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
Breaking Of tho loo.

oTeuFuH1-o OF 'SHO ICo.
Don't be afraid to ''break tho Ice"
with stranger. It may be SO thin
that the first smile will cause 1t to
melt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
FHELETT ! list

List Of unclaimed letters at the Of.
fee for the week ending October z.
1916,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09
I'M THE
FRONT ROW
HsApLNERs TONIGHT
MY good friends next door are
.N going into the movie game for
kNA fnaf fsuo yfohfa fhia uaak-

80 Just two nights this week.
Thursday and Friday. And It ia q
very 1audible purpose that has actu.
hted The Times to embark thusly. The
pictures are to be shown at the Grand
and as we are acquainted with the
photographer who took them we are
squali1ed to testify as to their merit.
5DHborough sent US many pictures
from the front during the first year
Of the war and readers Of 1.-THE West
,Virgtnfan" are familiar with the quail
1ty Of his work. We haven't seen the
series The Times Is going to present,
but Dave Heilman. the business man
iager Of the H1ppodrome, told US this
morning that he handled this same
all over the continent going clear to
the Pacific Coast. He says they are
ali right and always found them an
excellent drawing card. In his man.
ner OF presenting them to the pubic
there was always big profit for the
newspaper, but In this case The Times
Is not seeking any financial gain, but
u q desirtous OF getting as big crowds
~ the Grand will hold and iIwl then
take the entire net proceeds and add
II TO their annual Christmas fund. All
together this is an attraction worthy
OF unstinted public support. The pic.
lures being an excellent entertain.
mant In themselves and the purpose
70 which the profits will be donated
form combination to wrich we,
tmyself) are going to subscribe liber.
ally. We are not moved SO much by
q spirit Of generosity as we are by the
selfish desire to see some really in.
structtvs and well filmed war pic.
lures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-09

: It has been some little time since we
have had the pleasure OF seeing Miss
Lillian Gish In screen production at
q local house, but our admiration for
this little star will find an outlet
through the nickel we are going to
deposit at The Nelson box onice this
evening. Miss Gish figured in the
news column recently wnen she saved
boating party from a watery grave
IN one OF the Northern lakes by DELHI
eately 1eapordtzing her own existence.
miss Glsh Is more OF an athlete than
tne nlns OF her work would suggest,
and II 1t were possible for her to en-
act the same bit OF heroism she dis
played in this life.saving stunt
which. by the way, was not an act
we feel sure It would make as good a
picture as any in which she has yet
appeared, according to prearranged
plans. The picture at the Nelson to.
day has no connection with the event
We have Just chronicled, and we make
mention OF 1t only because we are
bound by sense of admiration to new.
or lose an opportunity to praise this
little somebody for her bravery.
The last rehearsal for the 1.-TWO
Orphans" was held at the Hippodrome
at eleven o'clock today, and the first
performance given this afternoon. We
were invited to witness a rehearsal by
the entire company and from what we
saw and deduced we are convinced
that the piece will be presented in a
manner that will be a revelation to
Hpp patrons. The costumes Mr.. Lew.
10 brought back from Philadelphia
show evidence Of a discriminating
taste. Mr.. Lewis said that he is glad
pc went East to make a personal Sc.
lection because the costumer was
ready to send him an entirely differ.
emit outfit. What the management de.
sired was to duplicate exactly the pre-.
sentation given years ago by Kate
Claxton even to the yeriest detail.
Every member Of the company has
been cast in the play, some Of them
doubling up on minor parts. Miss
Grandtn and Miss Morgan will be seen
IN the stellar roles. Miss LEROY has
part that fits her to perfection. and
BOD Milton will be our idol Of this
OLD STAGER.
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chas Ceilings, FaTrmont
chalfant Yost 4 Son, FalrvleW i
Hess Hardware Co., Meaningless !,
c. N. Tetrlek, Enterprise =;
Leslie Hawkins Co., shInnsteN .
Riley and Riley, Shlnnston.
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Marion Hardware-co., Fairmont
Clyde 8. Holt Co, Falrmont
Falrmont Pharmacy, Fairmont
Martins Drug Store, Fairmont
A. G. Martin & Co., Fairmont
G. e. Mumford, Fairmont
o L Mayors, FaIrmont
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aleine Noli3einad,r d,rid5ten.

- Bon ben Deteitipss CALLAHAN
.unb Mabdm ipurbe seItern berT 28
Sabre alte G4riftieber Reel.p 3.
oaftinss aus Sbeltapille, senn., psre
haitst, neil e. fidb in perbddtiger
Meiis. i'm 6otsl Sinton krumtrieb.
Gin 3immsrmdb6en bebdnptste, seis'
tsn su bobsn, bab sr perIdiebene 5biis
rem ali 6ffnsn psriu6te. Der Werbafiete
fiibtte, az ieiusr GntIhulbiguns an.
Sob It einen Dreunb seiuft babe lno
In bas psrte5rts Sotel sstommen Jet.
Gran anna Dliaer ucn 80. 505A
plum Girabe meloeie seitern Der pos
lis1i. bab elm farbiser Sdleihbieb iih
ssftern Ra9mittas 3uiritt su ibrtr
gDpbnuna peri4dffie unb Elm poriss
mpnnoie nit $37, bds auf bsm 5il9
i'm gbsimmer lag. mitseben IisB. Der
guriGe iputbs geIeben als er iiH aus
Ssr MilIerThen Wobnuns flii4tste.
RiGolas Rob. bon Ro. 1902
giIbert Mpenue, erlpirtte eeiisrn einsH
6ditbefebl sessn NelIon giibop pon
Der 8iibop Rigging 60. linier Der
qlnslass bee 3isltns NIT GduBtpafien-
Mob btbauptsi, bnb gifbpp am Mou.
tag UDrmiitds Jpn nit eirsm Rspof,
BET kbrobt babe.
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Gie iDIlten inebr iiber
Sbr ei8enes 8anb tuiifett

ceine npnberboleu gatiirfdbite NIB bic
prhniiaen Gdnbf6dItsbilbrr- Jbnen anl
abrer 1ctleurciie NeiebruHg inib gergniigf,,
brinesm edaneii Gle ben Delotpfione Barf
y pta Bnrbiner w1teirnp inb bic Tortbrn Td,
cfic Qifenbabn. Ge5eD Gic tpei.cr Ipettibdri5
yyfibrr bas beriitmtc amerfaniitte JeIienaeblrec
|, uIib bd5 roHinrtifde NasfdDen @ebIrge 5u bsIi
sstStdbien al Der glprb 3aciic aitiic ,siit eien
1 afrinaen Mebrtetrag foniien Gle cine iSabrf per
Ghtfi Aber bic Acknowledgement WeereTae.i
8lfr ptdhtgeH Alnsfn, bcn pdnbe bct Wiitier'
ilaftstonre. Iirdtter. Gdieben Gle IN Strs
Teils einen Befnt bee berdbuiieH aainier
HIdrIs Elm.
Tte glcrtberu 9atifir stby peitbe ben inter.
( siianieiten unD an slotnrIhdbeis rei1f:fn gbeil
bes Norbineifens biirtauert, bieiet Joksu bief,
ttyclegenbcif buf6 ibrs niebrtgen HnHofdb:i
CONNER xcnrifieli.giateu. Gle ctbaiien mehr
S.ercrif al feinen Wiebrfrftcf. 9ur8ganas'
alas tdeIib bon Chicago bta St. 1nnI, w1iii'
ntnpcIis Hrrner, bon sianfns Gifh. ct. apHis)
ali,u Teiippfplfcpe Rdrf f(Daroiner) nrb Bir
g1pfb Qneific nfits. perfbnii6 geleitcie Ionral
ie66fHfii4 Kim #arf.
Wlan f4reite, ieifpbcrire ober fpre1e bor
fpeaep frsfrr aiiterotsr nnb 3Hformntion ..
& QafDn. WenI MasDf 40 CT 9ierie Strcbe,
Qlneinrdti, g. Eel. wain 1882.
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itaft berittener Weritdner unb ytit'
glieber BON apnpagnte 8 oes 9. Sne
fanterie= Regtmeuts pon WtaHaduietts
nabe 81 paIo Sdiihe. Yeri4ten 5us
folge perIaben Die 4merttaner va
trouirlebienIt, dls bic Merttansr an oas
ienieitiae uier pes Rio @ranDe berdn'
ritten unp bas 5euer er0ffneten. Die
2lmeritaner erlitten feline 8erluIte, dber
tie glqlrben, bab elmer Der UleIitoNer,
aetootet ipurpe.
AapitGn Soideb, pou 0OrbeI!er.
UtaH., Der 8efeblsbaber Der Yotrouile,
fbGbte bic gtnSabl Der Weritaner auf
funfse6n, aber er Idgte, er lei aubcr
Stanbe sepeien, feItSuitellen, oh es
Splbaten oper SaRotten pureu. Ss
Ieien ettpa 30 sdiife auf jsOer Settle
sefallen.
Sofppbl General 9eorge 8eQ IN 81
Yaio, ais audi SberitIeutuunt 2son
Buclpn, Der iteupertretenbe @ornis
| fousbefe6lsbober DON Suare5, fteateu
in 9lbrebe, einen offisienen Seritbt iiber
ben 8prfdl erbalten gu bdben uno Jag
ten, bic Qffdire Iheine bebeutuneslos
5u Iein.
Die S6ieberet ereignete iid in ets
mem abgeleeeuen Otftritt, ettpd bret
Meilen flubdblpGrts BON @l 9aIo. Die
NtaFahufetts Sruppen beridben pda
trouillebienit in benz Diitritt. &aft'
tan Sidep Iaete, ipGbreub bes 5ageS
bdtten ii6 auf Der meritartI6ert Seite
bes 5luhes, Der an bieiem purtte 300
Wteter brett III. tleine 9(btbeiluraer
Don Meritdneru oeseiet. Damn iet cine
berittene WaaunTdoft erfdyteuen, tuelhe
abgeitieeen unb burdb bas GebiiIh biz
gum llerranb gefrohen iet. @insr Der
WRrifaner babe bdnn iiber BEN SluB
ad6piien. Vie augel lei aneeblid bor
bem Solbdten Charles prescott pon
yotid, WedT., riebergefdIlen. Gic
Mmeritaner bdtten bonn inter seIts
mDsfiher Detitng bus 5euer ertptoert
unb Big tbre Reierper uutumer, ielen
bic Meritoner gu tbrer pferben gu,
riidaetrieben tporoen. 9fber ,s Iet bes
mrft tpcrben, boB elmer Der Wertidner
nicberranf unb nidt fpieber duffanb.
3ulebt ieier bic Meerttdner btnter ets
,len ileiren Siissl berIhnurbI.
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idliiesliden Sieges. rSie fonneH ms
nid,t unterfrieseu," iagte Ct jn Hld)'
ter Nippert. r5dl babe 1000 tOOtc
Mullen auHcrbalb nuierer slnlen lie
ocn jslIeu, bic in einem @efedt Ilelcn,
In Dem idD feline bnnSert Seriunnoefe
hattie. Gle baben ielbit seieleH, 'u'e
iic uerind,t babeu, siuiid)cn SilNa ano
Siinabnrs ourt)5ubredlen. Sle per'
hens ME swingeu."
Rihter gippert sr5dhIte oann bon
feinsr gegssuung nit Serrn SOtoti'
glenoau. .Dsrielbs mar HeglsrunSs@
prGiibsnt Der prppinS SIT preuBen
unb mir rsiiten 5uiammen, als l3n
isine Grnennuns gum Ra9runssmit@
| tel U1iniiter erreihte uno sr nah
gerlin suriidtsbren mubte. sd traf
| i'm fpdter bcrt in ieinem neuen per@
anttportunssrei9eu 4mt unb sr tam
mir Dor, ME Elm sdter ameriiantIher
G,eI6dftsmann. Seine Wirtiamtett
III aubsrurbentli9 erfolgreit. Die
9erIorgung oes gan5en oeutl3en
goltes gsfdisbt in ipitematiiasr Wet1
lie unb Der nele Miniiter bat ietne
9lufaabe gldn3enb selDit. IS 1T pubr,
/ Butter 1T fuit nidt gu bdben uno
Ililf lit tnapp, aber ionit 1T bon OIL
lem geniisenb ba unb bic Grnttauss
ii6ten iinb glGnsenb. Sit preubsn,
pas persansenss Sabr iufolse Der
ruTiI6sn gsripiiitunssn fat gar
ni9ts seerntet bat, pirb in hteiem
Sabr mebr ernten, als es brau6t. Ins
,ri65pfli9 III bas MeniHenmaterial
sur 5ortisbuns bss arieses iotpobl
pie sur alrbeit in ben Snbuitrien;
sbenis unerid0pflid fiub bic munis
tionspprrGtbe unb tpas ipnlt gum
Rriese sebraudt tpirb.
W.it gntriiituns fpraa &idtsr
Rippert prn ben snsltiten poittdus
lbsreien. .Das S&ift auf S.m i4
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bes @etter in ansiid)t seiteat.

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naa airtipaG sefdleppt unb bort
muBtc ta mir als ameritani9er giirs
ger bic Semitbisung gefaIen lahen,
su Isber. pie 621 Sad ameritaniide
poit BON ben 8riten einfa4 pom
Damtfer gebolt purbea uno IN @mes
rita lit niht einmal Elm Broteit bages
gen laut geiporben. Inter oteIer poIt
befanb iif Elm Wedfsl iiber hunoertz
tauIeno Murt, bic in Cincinnati fir
bic Sitpreubenbilfe tur5 Dor metner
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bic ia germ perI0nli9 uaf 9eutids
lamb sebrd9t bate. S6 gldubte, Der
Be6isl ipdre BEL Der omeritanii6ep
Bot iicberer dls in meiner SaIdle.
Sd irrte mid. Sd itidte cine 5unt=
oepeIde mad Cincinnati uno Iorgtc
fir Snbibirllna oes We6iels. Sda
@eto purSe bann bon Cincinnati aug
telegrapbiI9 in Berlin ungepieIer
unb man mar bort bereits i'm Seiis
besielben, dls i4 eintraf". !
gtidter Hippert bat feline Offisien'
Mittbeilung bonn Saiier on ben9rdIt'
benten 8ilIon. lieB aber burabliteu
bab sr bemIclben biel gu ersdblsn 9ar
BEN perbe, ipsnn er Iia su elmer Som.
ferens nab Maibinston fegebe.
@eitere ausfiibrIide geri4te iibel
feline Reiie pirb Ri6ter Hippert an
Ulitipo6 4benb bei einem 9antett 9e
ben, has ibm su gbrsn i'm 9otel @itc'
peranitaltet mirb.
Garl p. Surtmdnn.
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trua aelterst bet Center bes G4lnu&s
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pferbe Tim auf ben remten s5ub frat
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auf ben re&ten 8ub unb Derqueti&te
bas Giieb i&limm. Der NnuugIildte
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