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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
OUT on THEI !: FIELD.

r. VERY day almost we read that some county execu-
tive committee stands in majority for some can.
dflSte at the primaries.
Such county committees go out Of the field which is
allotted them when they thus place themselves on
record
AS we see it, county committee has to do with the
general election the primaries 1t is their duty to
fight for their party against the opposite political fac
ton in the main battle take hand in the p
mary contests
The people shall ay of themselves whom they shall
nominate to carry the standards of the party against the
opposition This is the spirit and the letter Of the pr
mary law and the primary campaigns and elections
should BIO conducted free from political machinery
Once the primaries over. the candidates for Office
.nominated-then the work Of each county committee
is cut for IT. Then each member Of every county
committee should work night and day for the cause 81
his party.
But until the primaries over county organizations
should remain in the background and conserve their
energies for the contest which lies beyond June g..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
on Tom Parks property we think those
robins which were reported seen there
we're merely Clarksburg chickens.

on Tom Parks property we think those
robins which were reported seen there
were merely Clarksburg chickens.
To-day last chance to see The Gam.
blers." Not IL you are willing to walk
to Madison street and hang out there
few minutes.
"
Straw hats are in and are concur
sive evidence that the uglter sex is
going crazy.
"But we will see what we will see."
Times.
Hard to prove that.
It is estimated that single Quail
destroys $4,000 bugs and 100000 weed
seeds annually. Tie quail in Madi.
son Square Garden during the VIII.
lard.Moran fight.
New Ford joke has arrived in town"
Very likely shipped by freight.
The Grand had q dog and cat show
the other night. The animals per.
formed in the audience.
Old George Eautnox is a tough son
OF 4 gun.
Marion county leads state In spell.
ing. Dollar toja doughnut none OF the
war town or Mexican names we're sub:
mitted. Il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

It is in Mexico that the mules are suffer
ing wii the heat, and requsition has been made
cargo OF horse clippers in order relieve the animals
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Germany is waging against the wide skirt. They
want to economic the material future fashions Per-
haps his Of affairs that gave rise to the rumo
that immediate peace in sight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
STUFF
:SY8REp.

4
GfeskHWe!lls have to send for ma ma
10 niakeHF Paw build good roads.
eIollows the flag in Mexico"
Bsldtrned af we do.
While tfs Icityii ID Investigating" the
sffng On Main street yesterday were
tereehing, sqlaking and swinging, get
tihg ii alton some pedestrian
Peautitying the court house lawn is
d Fan1e not being played this week.
N6ws the county officers and govern.
ment lie tighting over trunk Of whis.
ley: spoilaS ofwar!
Darling Daisies 3a!sst doing fine
Tinnes 3 "a
Sprayed ana pruned carefully per-
sehool children at Owens Bottle
Eorksl Probably studying the opera:
sisns q plant which VI Oh runs runs without eq
Query Where is Tuscaloosa?
Cullen sabe o. Why should a man
want 10 30 to- a placeSli that?
The rain yesterday washed a lot
Of wtnhpwa on the outside. Also a
street of atrees ,f
Judging ~ what the cops captured
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
The Ultimate consun,s'r

Little SISTER,. would laugh IL i
got, nice box of candy for my birth
day. 5.t
Big Brother-so would I.
Little sister=-7But why would you
laugh? Y "A y, 2. +; si5 4
Big Brother-Because I'm bigger
than you are.-Judge. a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

The formation OF big banking
and trust company at Wheeling, with
a capital OF $3.50, 900 and surplus $50.
600 Is contemplated by stockholders
OF tile Citizens National Bank Of that
city, according to the Wheeling Tele-
graph. tits one OF the biggest moves
IN financial circles for Some time. The
entire amount necessary to launch
the, enlarged concern that Will be
known as the Citizens Savings and
Trust company. it is understood, has
been practically pledged
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

That Ohio county acquire the Linsly
school building at Wheeling as ;loca.
tion for the county law. library and
overflow Offices for county officials, is
suggestion but recently advanced.
Aside from a practical side to the sug-
gestion on that the county buy is q
patriotic phase: The Linsly was at one
ana were It acquired BY the county
could be perpetuated for his historical
associations while were private inter
ests to acquire the block Of razing
of the old structure would follow.
The proposition of the Linsly re-
moving to the country, now before the
trustees Of that school, has called at
tentton to the subject and brought the
suggestion that the county purchase it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
PAW PAW ELECTION.

E7EsIesuIt the Paw Paw district good roads cleo
Il ton was Sas distinct disappointment to those who
taynrs good roads. To lose an election for good
narrow margin Of 10 votes is indeed shame
but good roads is not with defeat
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

rexos telephone operator risked her life to save
some records Of the company the fire demon All
the brave souls are not IN Mexico and Europe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Theispecial conmittsefcharged with
the duty Of preparing the draft Of a
new charter to be submitted to the
voters Of Morgantown at the city cleo.
ton in April, has completed Its work.
It is probable that special meeting
OF the Morgantown city council will be
held on Friday night OF this week.
when the report Of the COMMITTEES will
be heard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

T. B. Beckwith. OF Princeton. who
Is a large manufacturer of slaves in
Mercer and adjoining counties, is re-
ported to have taken over a vast tim
Der acreage in Monroe county, where
he will locate a stave mill and begin
work at once 1t is said that slaves
were never more profitable IN that
section OF the country, marketing at
$3S per thousand now, compared with
tha top.notch price before OF SS2.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Isw9uta seemlto the average Republican that the Dem.
oeEtic have plenty to keep It busy trying
to run lie Democratic party without making an effort
to run tho Republican party also The Republican 70.
tersnes1ss no adyice from the Democrats
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

When the steamer Tell City, pur.
chased a few days ago BY Hornbrook
& Donnelly, Of Parkersburg. Is es-
tablished on the present run OF the
Ruth, now operating between Pitts.
burgh and Charleston, this latter boat
will be placed on q shorter run be.
tween the Smoky City and Charles.
ton. The owners of the boats are con.
sidering the purchase OF several
smaller packets which will make short
runs to help relieve the bigger boats
of the large volume Of business they
are doing. The Ruth and Dunbar are
the only boats making the long dis,
lance run and the Ruth was found to
be too small to handle the trade:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

The longer the investigation of the Pittsburgh cafes
goes the damaging is the evidence introduced
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
3NalttuIr.a,IIyiso,

Naturally 90. A
your wife has impressed me with
her ability to keep alsecret: s. VA.
Then she must have made q tell
iing impression. ltimore American
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

letter the editor in another column of the paper
today is worthy Of consideration
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Demo cratici national committeeman
and three times mayo OF indianapolis,
sTom" Taggart L. now United States
senator successor to Benjamin +.
shiYely, who died recently.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Our old friend Ignatus T. T. Lincoln sends word he
is going to break jail He is frank sort of any
way.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
there are two mines aggregating an
output Of 2,100 tons daily.

The Huntington Herald-Dfspatch
takes note of a rumor that the Ohio
river Is to be bridged at that point
for the purpose of providing an outlet
from the great coal fields OF Southern
West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky
to the lakes OF the west. It is we'll
known fact, says the newspaper, that
the Virginfan and the Baltimore e.
Ohio have made an arrangement
through which the Virgtnian. by build:
ing its lines across the watershed
from Mann, in Logan county to which
1t will extend its present lines from
Gilbertt to Wharncliffe,o on the Norfolk
& Western and thence to connect with
the Baltimore and Ohio lines In Ken.
lucky. Now practical men declare that
the Baltimore & Ohio must have an
outlet to the west. The latest rumor.
is that this outlet IS to be gained by
building a line up Browning Fork of
Gilbert's creek to Island creek and
thence down the Guyandotte valley. to.
Huntington, across the river there and
up Symmes creek So miles to connect
with the b., o. southwestern and
the c. H. & d., owned by the Balti-
more & Ohio, at jackson: The story
goes that there ID close re1at ionship
DeLWeeH tue 6altlnure Ou10 ana Cne
Virginian and that the two roads will
use the line from the coal fields to
jackson in conjunction. It was indi-
catsd some time ago that the BaIti.
more and Ohio would shortly make
important announcements in connec-
ton with the extension Of its lines In
Eastern Kentucky. 1t was also report
ed at huntington that the chesapeake
& Ohio had dispatched corps Of en-.
gineers to Manor to survey the route
for the extension OF the Guyapdotte
valley branch from Mann to Gilbert.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

Mati0a county leads the state in spelling that is
the only thing In which county leads the field
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

This weeks issue of the Hampshire
Review: published at Romney, con-
tains the following: while walking
across a field near his home last Tues
day morning. D. NJ. Wolford found 9
small rubber balloon caught in a weed
on which was the label Miss Leona
Morris, 1915 18th street, Petersburg
w. Va The balloon had evfd entity been
sont up more than two hundred miles
away and had Travelled across the
country to this place"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23
D0n forget mat map in me west vlrgInian aturday

Did you see any snakes after the thunder storm?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-23

The weather seemed to be all the country yes.
terday
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-17
unfdHe.

- Drei psr1onsn ipurben seitern
yla6mittas gsIsetnilid elmer 4uiomps
bil,oaiiion, bic an Der Dana apsnu,
rnb Rsabins Roao itaitianb. lsi6t
rsrIsst. Wis Der polissi mitsstbsilt
ipuro., serisit an Der ssnnnnien areus
sung Elm 4uiomobil, in DeIhem iiG
eugene 5aHii9, BON 30. 1894 Dsii
9. Strdb., uno Qouis S9uftin, bon
RO. 2206 Sutton Npenus, bsfanbsn,
Ing gIeitsn unb faui.e in einsn anbss
rem Graftpag,n, In Dem Trau 5arrp
MeH.l, bon no. 3340 Woobburn
apenus, fab. Jrau WeHeI fam gliids
lihertpsiis nit bsm SdrsdsH bapcn,
fpdbrenb Saniih unb Gbuftin eiIrne
S9rammen ouponirueen unb i'm
5tdotiidsn !oOTpital Derbunbsn iusrDeu
mubien.
Don siuem riidE6tsloIsn Wlos
torrabfabrsr. osifen Sbeniitdt Ieibsr
niht srmiiislt tperben fonnie, purbe
e,fisrn Ratmittas amp 5aniin. Don
Ro. 513 aaur.I Gtrabe, als iie in Der
Robe ibrer Wobnung ben Jabrbamm
fisussn ppqt., nisberserunni. 9is0ers
unsIiidte fam aliidliHeriDeiis nit sis
nietn unbsoeutsnbsn S6rammsn bas
pan. Der RaOfahrsr belt es nidt eins
mol Der Wlube fiir perib, an5ubaIisH
unb fd noa ieinsm Dpfsr um5us
iettn.
- 4uf sissatbiimIife Wsiie peruns
sIiidts seItsrn abenb grant Sop, BON
9tp. 1916 gdpmiller Sirdbs. glIs er
an Der arsu3ung Der Meit 2ibertp unb
gopmiller Strabe silenbs BON einsm
Gtrdbenbabnnagen Der 6. Ctr. ainit
obitsg, rannts er NIT folder Dudt
qegen cine fyrau, bic ssrnbe DOR tim
ausseiiissen mar, bcb er 5uriidprullte
yHt NIT folder Geipali stsen ben
Strabenbabntpasen gsfalsubert ipprs
be, bab sr. ipie i'm iiabtildeH 6oipital
bis Qer3ie fsiifeliteu, ni6t unbeDents
lide 9erIesungen baponirug.
Der 5arbiss Jrant 9.Orter
bon glr. III Carlisle gpsnue fiel
aeitern Nadmittdg. als er In BEN
Sauie nit senIttrpusm beihiftist
mar, aug bstrGHtli6sr 60be bon sinir
asitsr unb ,os fit sins iiefe Sdnitts
punbe i'm @efidt az, bic itm I'm itdbs
tifaen Sofpital peruabt ipsrben
muBts.
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HeHbsrt.

Gie stapport Office fir bas ,Gin.
cimnaticr @plfSblat" befinbet iid in
g.u. 339 gorf Strafe, gessniiber
bem Goartbonie, luoiclbit Remisteiter,
slnseigrn n. I. 10. bis 9 iIbr abenbs
entgcgcnscnummen iuerben. SelepGOn
SOnth 2401.
Sn Der seitern absebaltsnen
Sigung bes Jistalratbes purben Qns
gebpte fir bie 9srbeHeruns Der 9Irns
RpaD geoffnet. Do sniebrigite "'ngebot
betrus mebr als $4,000. 8ds &Oms
mittee fir 2anbitraBens s@erbeFerunsen
empfabl. bag aGe 4nsebote suriidses
tpiefen iperben. Ri9ter 8ols ertlGrte,
bab bic Soften fur aanbitrabsnbau.sn
bebeutenp b0ber finb, nls sunor. 60
tpirb bsifpielspeiie fir Steine iiGtt Is
Gents per Yarb, so @ents ssforoert
Der Sagelobn fir bic 2lrbetter an ben
9anbitrnben lei Don $1.50 auf $1.70
urb fir 5ubrtpsrts pDn So alf $4 err
1Dbt fporben. @r lei Der @ufi6t, bab
has @elb cine before 8eripenbung fir
ben 2lntauf Der 2anbftraben, an benen
cine Rautbgebiibr ssfcrbert pirb,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-17

Scuis EiitIc, bcr Scfretdr ilib
Icidnftsagcnt Der 5ubrnlnrtns llrIion
ipuroe ecitern auf 5irei sSaftbefebIe
bin perbaitet, Die Soiepb @eGaun,
pon go. S03 Clinton strabe, iprsen
9sproaneriffs ilno pesen tbatIifrt
slnariffs eeaen ibn crrrirft bate,
Giifle ipuroe naf ieiner Jeitnabmc
unper5iiglih gegcn 9iirgeridnft rpie.
Ter auf freien Sub aeiest.
9ie Saftbefeble eripirfte MrGann,
neil oneebIid), ipic bereits beriftet,
Iieitle iino beridieoene onoere W,dn.
ncr ibn poreeitern 9tefsmittag iibsr.
iielen. ole er iiir bic SSdbn siotb 9ad.
ing Co., an Der 3ueiien imo gopmil.
Ter Strobe, Slciid in einen 6rad,t,
iuaggon nerlub. 9ieitIe iol i'm nift
uur thatinhIidl angegriffen ionbern
aud brei Sdiriie auf i'm abgeieuert
babcn. bic iebrd gIiidIidertpeiie ailc
febl gingen.
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Die UereitidJafts. 9sarabe {.
Gieielbe ipirb iid bon Der Waee unc
2ibertp Strahe aus In Ss.
ipesuns iesen.

Col. Wilifii, Ser @rcbmarifan ser
gcrcitidaftsparnbe. bnt bic Wtarif,
route ieiigeiest, Die eingeiflagen per.
cen lpirb. Die Garabe iinbet Samitaa
"A. 5uni, itntt nno iett I'D pnnfi |
litr WaGmitfaso BON Der Maze nno
eibertp Sirahc ans in gcweemua.
Ter 3ag gebt bic Mace Sirnfe binab
his ,nr Siebrnten Srniie, an bieicr
in oiiliter Gidtuns bis sur Walnut
Strabe, BON Sa n5rbiid, bis Gomrt
Strrfc, 6itlid sur Waiu Sfrahe, iiio.
lid sur Siiniteu, snm Wcpernment
Sqrare nnb nad erfolgtem Worbei.
marid an brr Sribnne crfolgt bic
IuilGinng.
Gbriiiian Gt,ott ipiir6e aIs Gincr.
Stominittee ernannt, Inn iib NIT Der
MuiiterIS gcieQid,aft pesen Der
SbeIlnabme Der aapellen IN gerbi,l.
Dung 81 ieten INTO et,poiee tSfepicrts.
sciten aus benz @ese su railmen. gc.
tanntIid) bat Die Whliifer llnion er.
Hart, oab gtittiinionfapeIen in Der
RaroSe nidDt eeouIbet perben ipiirben,
itno piireeu ioIde engaairt lperoen.
bcnn miiiien Die 5cbernticn Wuiifcr
aui @runb ibrcr 8eriaiiitng aus bem
3llg treteE. &ie Trdiioent 2obinaiu
eeitern erflarte, lpiiroe Die federation
nIi oieiem Stnubpunft betnrren.
SDcriff George q. Sdctt, Ir1ii.
bent bes Blaine allts, baf aeilern
an oie WiitaIieoer einen alfrii ,nr
3etbciliJung al Der pnrabe erIaiien.
es wirb erapartet, oab Der Club in
boiler 3abl ausriidt. Commander
aoolpb $. n. Gr,iber ,ino ienle sIiii.
iienten iperben Die ipeitern arrange.
inents treffen.
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&Ieine Esli5eimaab abri65 65tem.

- Rsias gsuie mahte Elm ginbees
der, Der In Der Qdft BON Dpnnerss
tag gum i5rsitds Der Wobnung pes
SHantipirths glid Sung, so. 1928
Rats Sirabs, einsn gsinf dbitatteie.
Sung batis nmGouneritag a6snb $500
In sinsm aoffsr peritedt unb bisTes
@sIb lieB Der Ginbrsder, Der sin giis
denfenfisr eeIprengt unb auf bieis
Weiis in bic WObnung eingsbrungen
tpar, als bodmiiliommens gtute mtts
gebsn.
- Dds Gpfsr tines gtedf9lpinbs
lers iit Der Apotbtfsr Sobn n. Better
ppn Der Jiinften Strnbe unb 9ronbs
ipap geipprben. gDie er geftsrn Der
poli5ei mittbsifss. maHts borgsfttrn
Elm elegant eetleibetsr Wlann einiss
feline Ginidufs In Der apotbeis. bi.
iidb nuf $1.5O beliefsn unb be3nblls
NIT einsm gbed iiber 500, auf ipefs
dem ibm Better Ddurgtlb i'm Bttrqe
BON $3.50 heraussab. 2eiber fam
ber G6ed eeifern als ptrtblos Don btr
4nnt 3uriid.
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& E n c +.

- 9ur6 Elm an unb fir ii6 unbs-
bentsnbes 5eusr ipurbe gsitern Wors
gen 3u friiber Siuube In Der WNtbs.
saierne 80. TAO Ridmonb Sirabs cine
sslinbs Sganit bsruriaf.. 9as Jsusr
mar in sinem aprb nit WdIhs, Der VI
Der aiife Der Wobnuns pDn Wlaurits
S6arfman i'm spsiten Siodpsr,
ftanb, gum ausbru6 ssiommen unb
Chairman, Der bur6 ben Gualm ans
benz Sdiaf sepedt ipurbs. brahte ips
fort isine aus 5rau unb fieben ains
bern bsitebenbe 6amilie in Siderbsit
unb ipedie aud bic iibrissn geipobnsr
bes Sauiss, bic Gals iiber aopf ins
5reis eilten. Die 5susripebr I5ihte bic
5lammsn binnen ipenigen Minutsn
unb Der anserihisis S1absn III taum
nennsnspertb.
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WOroluitise 9eserin.

gie 5nrbiae slba Mentbers, bon
no. 4lS @eit 5iinfte Strabe. lit
gIiidlider,reiie eine ibled)te gd,iiBil
imb oieicm uHitanb bat iieSs 5u per.
bnirfen ,onf iic lid, beiite Dor 9fid,icr
s)catiuan iiur initer Der slitflaee iln.
aebiibrlidJen getragelis 5u Deralitipor.
.eil tabcn ipirb.
sloa beiitt, iiiigend)tet Der gbot.
fade, SaB iic bereits AZ Scnrnter ge.
iebeil, Gin iebr liebebe6iirftiges Ser5
inib alldj eiIien Seelenireunb IN Ger
gerion bes BARRIERS gborles aRit-
d,ea. Sym Den iesten Iasen bate oieie
5rennOidDait iebod; einet SiiB be,
foinmeiL neil tpie glon geitern Ge.
bniipicie, Charlie nod nrloere SLANT.
men nebeit ibr bot. sls itiin Charlie
geitern slbeiiS finH Sauie fam. pab
es cine beitigc gliiseinnrberietune, III
.oeren gerIauf Gbarlie Der aba einige
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(sinem Slutitnrs erIeaen.

Ginem @lu.itiiri5 ,erlag geItcrn
MorDcn auf Der 5abrt s,un iidotiiten
8oipital in einem g,oliSeiniitcmobil
Der 30 Sabre alte farmer 9arrp 2tns
oericn, BON gto, 4l8 Meit sId;te Ctr.
Ter Stlibentoaege anberions lpnrbc
5iirf beitiees Stobneil aus benz
Sd)laf gesrcdt iulb niadte ,u ieineur
nid,taerinaen Sfrefen bic Gnioef-
.ing, bat sIuberion einen @Iutita-5
ocbabt bntte. Die HcliSei ipursc
PROMPT bcnadrid,tiat lno poIlte teil
Grfrnnficn mad; hem SoipitaI brin.
eeIL aber er tnat bereits iinterlregs
Seg Ictien gtbemsiia uiS bic eeidc
iuairoc mad, Der alorsue iiberfiibrt.
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starb nidlt on Gift.

Scr gerbad,t, onb Der 81 Sabre
cite Stenosraptiit Sobn gprne, Der
I'M Deriloiieuen Sreitag pabrenb Der
9fodi pIosIih IN ieiner @Sbnuns III
arlinpton Seiabts itarb, einer @er.
ciitilnG erIegcn mar, lit iunnnebr,
mie Coroner Gr. 5pertnleper geiieril
ananb. noIlis biniaIlig eesuorben. Ger
Ghemifer @etteriiron. Der ben Dta.
9eninbalt Der 9eifc unteriudte, bat
feine Sniren bon Git entoefen fon.
ren unb Der Coroner neist nun gu
Ter aliiid,t birL bab gprne ipabrenc
be, slaft criiific. als ibm i'm Sb!ai
irgcneetlpas in bic 2lifirobre gcrietl,.
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1as gpefnliren
q Der gerfiner @Srfefar
bie 3ufunft itreus
berbpten.

Berlin. 16. Juni, pin aonbcn.
Das gsfhdfts.aommiiiss Der gsrs
liner 96rie einiste iib am oreiins
auf tinsn glian I'm Sntsrsis Der gs.
iGrdninng Der SpstuIntion, bic.
allsrbings Obns offi5iels Sdniticn In
ben lsbien Uaonoisn anffallenb 5les
ncunltn bate. Doe aommititt prbs
net. an, bab ale 1ransattionen oui
Der Bats Der 8aarsabluns AZ sts
Fd,shsn hdttsn. 9ermin Gdhdiie
iinn In 3utuufi ptrboisn unb bss,
aleihen bic prlDats girtlldiion BON
prsisliiten.
Das Woreeben iiebs I'm GintlanJ
nit ben MiinIhen Der mesieriIng unb
Der lsitenbn 8anisn, iplhs Is fir
inanssbrddt bdlisn. bob Der geIbs
marii ipdbrsnb hss ayisaes burd ipii,
bes Gpslulitrsn tseintrGntiai pirb.
Wan tpolIte ben bon Der gtsisriing
ftIbit eeplnntsn nod rigoroIeren Wdb,
rfgeln 5uporfommen.
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Sn lebter 3eit TT piel bapon bic
Rsbe eetpefsn, bic DsuiIhen bdtten
elm llnterfesboot icnitruiri, bds als
SanbsIsfdiff bic Jabrt BON Deutfds
Lamb uah gletp gpri MAIDEN ipiirbs.
nm Die ppit unb bier sebraudte notbs
ipenbise Waarsn na1 amsrita gu
brinsen. Gs iinb iosar Wsiten abses
ftlONsn tporbsn NIT 8ssus auf bic
3sit, tpdbreub ipeIdsr bas srite Stiff
eintreffen ipiirbs. Der b.uiihs grs
finberseiit hdt ipdbrenb beg arieges
idon foIde Wunbertbaten polIbra4i,
bab es bur6dus niht i'm 9srei6 bes
llum0sIi6en it, bub er au6 Miis
tel unb @.ss s.funben Fat, Inn bic
ensIiide 9Iodabs erfolsrsid su eurd.
bre6en. Sm obisen Bib. brinssn
mir ben 1pp Der neuen lls9octs unb
bemerien bn3u. bab foipeii nod isine
@bbiIbuns biefes neuen Shrtdens
Der auiirien na4 gmsri,a seiOms
mn 1T. Menn man bsriifiidtist. baB
beutids 9auhboote bic ReiIs BON
eincn beutihen Qorbiesbaien mad ben
9arOaueIlen suriitgeIesi haben. 70
bieist Die enifsrnuhs bic allereerinsits
Sdpieristsit. gssrsifIiter Wsiie
ipirb aIlss iirens asbeim ssbalten.
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9ieIe alntIoae rpurS, gsiisrn qlb,nb

Sieie antlose iuurSs ssitsrn atb.nb
ssssn aione .rboben, neil er ii9 ipels
serte. Der goIisei mit5uibeiIen, Der
ibm bic S9nittpunbe beisebrofi
bate. Die Neferaffaire fanb IN Der
Dobnuns bes Garbigen Senrp Sdn'
bers Ro. 324 GeneHss Sirnbs itait
unb bic pcIi5si bat ibre setpiHsn @srs
muthungsn iiber bis Sbentitat bss
Mehsrbelben unb slaubt aud, bab
Giieriu6t bas Woiip mar. ober aios
ne mar, unsea4iet alien 3ureoen
ni6t Gum Spre4en 5u bringen uro
piro nun bic Gplsen isinsr S4tpeie'
iam,sii trasen miiHen.
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DeAeSne ams 4 astsn.

Der &lempner @usuf s5u6s,
81, an Der Ban Boat @penus in Bel
lepue tpobnbaft, fiel geitern 8prmit@
tag pom Dahe etnes 6auies an Der
Ssppts @penue, ND er nit elmer Irs
belt befddftigt eepefen mar, aus elmer
Spbs npn 30 Sub bsrob limb srlitt
einen geiirbrub. Or III nahrideins
LID au6 irtnerlid perlebt tporben. Or
ipurbe nod benz Memorial 8Ofpifal
sebra9t.
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0ebnrfeM.

aOuis unb 2pbia aippsn. MOOrs
Ctr. Wdbten.
gmOrv unb Marp Wag. PIT mDOb.
tparo Ctr, Wdbdsn.
9illarb uno eib,l Euhlman, 1879
8anilid Ctr, anabs.
Oscar unb alsnss 5if4. 3811 CAFE
Str, Anabs.
Charles unb Wsarp Serbian. 1215
gubb Str, 9na6e.
Dilliam unb Gbna Shpsar, 651
Carr Ctr, WGb6tn.
George unD Wartha Mobai 704
Carr Str, anabe.