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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
Perso.:,nEals: =

" q 4. 4 L . /.
Miss Helen Anthony has returned
from Philadelp where she was call.
ed by the death Of her sister. She
also spent several days at Shenen-
doah, Pa. with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Smyth have
Returned from Pottsville, Pa, where
they had spent the holidays with rela.
tfves.. !. ..f:s ,.,,7 &
Il Mrs. Luke Arnett has returned from
Parkersburg where she had been the
guest ct her sisters.in-law, Mesdames
u d. b. Chancellor and J.rW. Peppers.
Hugh E.. Smith and daughter, Miss
4 Gazelles went TOT Pittsburgh yester-
sdaySto spend few days. -,..-.
Mrs. Alfred Hunter left yesterday
for Worcester, Mass, where she was
called by the illness of her mother'
Mr.. Hunter, who has been located
here during special work for the Mo.
sn6ngah glass factory; will join her
later.
MI and Mrs. James Bennett, who
\ had spent the holidays here with their
daughter, Mrs. E.. B. Moore, return
ed to Greenshurg, Pa, yesterday.
Atty Clay AMOS who had spent the
holidays here. with his. parents, Mr..
and MRS. George Y $. Amos; has re-
turned to Rochester, N. Y, to resume
the practice of his profession.
Mrs. Paul Mccoy and children. who
had Ebeen the guests OF the Misses
Minnie and Sally Mccoy for the holt
days; left yesterday for New York.
Nj. Met Coy returned there several
s days ago. i.
SBirch Butcher returned last night
from 8FrroFtburg and Cumberland, Md.
where he had spent several days.
Miss Edith FIartman;.,w horhad spent
The holidays there with her -parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. 7, Hartman, left
last night sforSNew York to resume her
studtes at Miss Bytel's school FOR
young ladies at Garden City, Z. T..
REV. IT! B. Lawler, Of Shinnston,
wasia visitors In the city yesterday. I,
Mrs. Homer Williams and son, Rog'
er.Sand Mrs E. +. Bowman, Of Clarks'
burg, spent yesterday here-the guests
+ I 1sFags 4 . d
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
local SOCIAL EVENTS

OF the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Ramage, on Locust avenue.
Master John Nicely, the young son
of Congressman and Mrs. NJ. M. Nicely,
has been very Ill with symptoms OF
pneumonia at his home on Watson
avenue. He is much better now.
Earl Atha, who had spent the holt.
days at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Atha, has returned to
Detroit.
Miss Eca Skaggs, who had been the
returned to her home in Grafton.
Miss Jane Montgomery has return
ed from Meyersdale, Pa. where she
had. spent a week with friends. H
Miss Mignon Showalter, who had
spent the holidays at the home of her
uncle, II. w. Showalter, and family,
on Main street, left last night TO"
Staunton, w. Va, to resume her stud
les at Stuart Hail..
Miss Nell Prichard, who had spent
the holidays at her home in the city
returned to Morgantown yesterday to
resume her studies at the wv. q.
: Robert Henry, who had spent the
vacation with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. C. o. Henry, returned to Morgan
town yesterday. afternoon where he
is student In the w. v. u.
Miss Madge Helmick has returned
from Weston where she had been.the
guest Of relatives for a week.
Tho Misses Margaret and Mabel
Richards and Robert Richards, who
had spent j thes holidays ) here with
their mother MRS. John Richards
have returned tao Morgantown to re-
sumo their work at the W. Y. y.
Paul Workman and sister, Miss r.
ma, who had spent the holidays here
with their parents, Rev. and MRS.
]. B. Workman, have returned to
Buckhannon, where they are students
at the w. Va Wesleyan College. 4
Mrs. Ralph Johns and children, or
Morgantown, are the guests Of rela-
tives in this city. , --o-,,.,,.- ..,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

a Entertainments This Afternoon
Mrs. william Heintzelman Is enter
tanning the Woman's Auxiliary OF
Christ p: e. Church this afternoon at
her home on CASTOR avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
YOUR SICK Child
!. is CONSTIPATED!
LOOK AT TONGUE
If Cross, Feverlsh or Bilious Give
"ca!ifornia Syrup OF Figs"

No matter what ails your child, g.
gentle thorough laxative should always
be the first treatment given.
II your little one is out Of sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother! see II tongue
is coated. This is a. sure sign that it's
little stomach. liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross, irri-
table, feverish, stomach sour, breath
bad or has stomach ache, diarrhoea,
sore throat, full OF cold give a tea-
spoonful of california Syrup OF Figs"
and in few hours all the constipated
poison, undigested food and sour, bile
gently moves out of its little bowels
without gripping, and you have a well,
playful child again. - s,,.., IN ~,
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
Sc never fails to tcleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full. directions for ba.
bies, children of all ages and for.
grown ups printed on each bottle,
Beware OF counterfeit syrups: Ask
your druggist for 50.cent bottle 4of
"California Syrup OF Figs" thenr see
that, st Is made by the I. Cal forniai
FtR Syrun Cnmnany." s&1ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

Little Red Riding Hood is now seen
on the Kinks, and what a modern little
red hood she wears! 1t is Burgundy
red-the color made so popular by
Mrs. Galt-and 1t is soft, knitted af-
fair, gathered snugly in. at, the back
like hood, but instead of tying under
the chin it wraps scarf-fashion around
the throat and falls over the shoulder
and across the chest.
The scarf.hoods come in all the gay
colors, and the girl who likes color
schemes chooses her hood to match
her coat. ..,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

when spring comes, I sketched these
models OF ''pokes" and "tams" which
the milliners tell me are to be the
popular shapes for juvenile wear next
season. They have, the approval, by
the way, Of that best o style author
tiles, the Fashion Art League Of Amer
No. Poke bonnet OF rose color
hemp with narrow black velvet ribbon
festooned around crown and falling
In quaint streamers over the shoulder.
"Pokes," SO they tell me, will be the
"really, truly" fashion for little folks
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
Social for Children
at Palatine Church

The primary department Of the Pnlatine
Baptist church will be given social on
the evening of Friday. in the sunday
school room OF the church. Tho social IS
given to this department by the adult de-
pnrtment OF the church. who agreed to en-
terrain the children. II they would In
crease the attendance In that depart
nent to seventy during the month. The
department reached that number and
went considerably above it. delightful
evening with refreshments to be served
is planned for the children.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

IN the spring and late winter.
No. white milan braid mounted
Tam fashion on band of white satin
with two white satin pom ipoms nod
ding at the side. This isT ecially
smart for the little person with bobbed
hair.
No. 3-The shoulder scarf is the dis
ti1ctiye thing about this hat, and as
1t is adjustable It will be used by sen
sible mothers as an extra foil for sun
day wear, not being at all practicable
for ordinary usage. The hat is OF
white satin, faced with rose colored
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

4'he very little girl may not be both.
Sering her head much about fashion.
but Fashion ID taking q world of, trou.
Sbie about the very little girl: Her
spring bonnet with-many a frill upon
Il, IS occupying as much attention in
the big illinery studios these days as
the bonnet mother" will wear in the
Spring. nj ~. ~ tx 81 Il 80 y ss,t.
Just to- show mother and some
Others what little women will wear
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
MIDWINTER HAYS, ZOO

matters plush 1syamong the charming
millinery creations for semf-dress
wear. A touch Of dark fur adds to the
becomingness OF the hat that has no
color.
The wide brimmed sailor of leather
is a novelty that has only novelty to
recommend it. Even the softest leath-
er makes stiff, harsh frame for a wo-
mans face. It's millinery vogue will
he short' 1fVSll' a:..7 A t--r3' =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04

straw and the scarf Is Of rose satin.
The model is made In all the dark
straws, and minus the scarf it is prac.
teal and pretty.
No. IAN the way from East India
comes the model for this quaint, little
hat-the Chin Chin-and it Is fashion
ed lust like the hats. of the Indian sol
diers. It is to be one Of the leading
spring models, the mtlltners say. It's
made of white milan, with fittings Of
gold cloth around the crown-a pretty
frame for round cheeks and bright
eyes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
HIGH WATER At PlT1seuReH
.(By Associated Press)

n ~ IBy AsSOCIdLEu IIessJ 7
! PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3.-While the
Ohio river has reached 20:5 feet In
channel here this morning and was
rising slowly the local office Of. wealth
er> bureau said the cold snap had in
3teryened to prevent flood: Some peo-
pie were driven from their homes in
the Allegheny and a number
OF mills were flooded. u
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
'iI Why HAIR FALLS. QUIZ:

Dandruff9 causes a fevcrish irritation
81 the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast: TO stop failing hair at once and
ria the scalp sof every particle Of dan
drum, get d 25c bottle of iDanderine ut
any drug stores pour. a little in, your
hand and rub well into the scalp At
terra few apple cat ions al sdandru dis
appears sand the hair stops coming ont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
HERE ARE a FEW HINTS

The small hat is the hatiof the mo
ment. The sailor hat and the picture
hat are worn, but they come along at
the tail end Of the smel IL L! process
sion.s s. W. ~. ..t2is Ger
acsThes flower hat has ,blossotned forth
for midwinter wear. The high, mar
row turban, built of.violets insthe dark.
est shades Isl the nj ost' attractive Of
thes floral chapealix s s.s.:.sss4
< The ~allEwhfte hat in;ve1vet1HillS or
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
huntlna rxnhold Germ

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. Ain
search Of the cause of typhoid fever
at Piedmont Mayo Tolman, state sani-
tary engineer, this week vii inspect
the water plant there. After re-
cent inspection he advised several
changes in the clorinating plant, but
there has been no abatement Of the
typhoid epidemic.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-04
Watch. Party

S%ASSA ASSA -
her home on Castor avenue.
s " Watch Party
Mrs. Isabelle Lake entertained her
friends at a5watch party New Years
Eve at her home ongWalnut avenue.
Tie guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sellSMorgan, Mrs. isabelle Lake, Miss.
ca Marie and Margaret Dexter, Olive
Nicely Anna Nicely; Blake Nicely, An
ma Hoover, Eva Hoover, Bessie Dill
Ion, Messrs Virgil Koon, Charles
sKoon, Of Monongah; Ralph Gaskin,
ALBERT Carter Glen Boem, Herbert
Tarlton. ~ -.,t
MotFier,s5 Club
The Mother Club, ottthe w. e. T.
N. will inject on ednesday afternoon
81 the home OF Mrs. Della Shinn on
serpontS avenue l5;sss
Guests at House Party 80, -,
The Kisses Beatrice Snider and Ruth
FLEMING are in y. Romney, w. Va,
guests at a house party at the home
Of the formers cousin. Miss Helen De
Il. Splendid Recital
The piano forte recital given by the
pupils OF Miss IVA Ginkels at her home
ff65Gasfon FenuesssS last yentng;: was a
Edelightful event and splendid pro-
gram was delightfully."- rendered. Fol-
Blowing the program refreshments
Were screwed by ;;the hostess assist
ed by members of the class.
Thos who took part are: Hazel ;De-
bolt. Gene Carpenter, Thelma fish
ser. Mabel stoneEing; Gene Carpenter.
Marguerite Google, Mildred Google,
sEdyina Dornan, Doris Jenkins, Ber-
Snard Fleming, Mary Taylor, Mary La
Follette, Iva Gtnkel, Margaret Mar
S8shall, Lucille Tough, Berry,. Jankins,
rita CochraneS Virginia Palmer,
Louise Rock Rose Victor. Lucille
Hamilton, Leanore Ferguson, Sarah
Taylor, katherine Moore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03

lege,,. - @obtp:: P. MarfuS, .. g.
s., bon Ser ct. Sobns Mbtet in Col
l%egepille, Elm 8ruber nnieres bo9m.
Efarrers 8iedmann, bielt letten
5onntag bier &odamt un6 erbaute
sic Mntpelen6en nit elmer g%e6iegenen
Ereoigt.- &apmon6 @lein berbringt
feline Gerien5eit bel ietnen bier tpob-
nenoen @lter1r. M116 6iesmol bradte
.er sic bon ser ct. Sobns nniberiitdt
perliebeme Sames S. SIN Me0aiae
fir sic bon ibm aufs 8eite BEL tanoez
ne Hriifung nit na6 Sa1ie. @b.
Minneisfa.- 9ie 25=idbrige
Srau Mario 81rfbart gerietb nit if
rem Soar in cine 6ur@ einen 60
betriebene @ai6eauSrin=
gemoi9ine, nnb bebor Ser Motor ab=
geitelt mer6en fonrte, tpar Ser Srau
bereits bie ga115e &opfbaut abgerii=
ien mor6en.
@beIetb. - Ser 36 Sabre alte
8anl9rei1er @atb. &opei ito berpl1nr
6ete ont Montagoben6 feline 6ra1
ortr6 orei @@iiiie, ri@tete 6ann Die
@offe gegen ii6 ielbit un6 bradte
iib cine idtpere @opfmun6e bel; BET
sc befin6en itb in iebr fritiidem 3n=
1tan6e.
Muroru. - Sene brei Srar1en,
tpel9e bier arretirt mur6en, tpeI ite
@teine un6 faule @ier na6 6en CUR
Mrbeit geben6en 8ergleutem getporfen
batten, 1p1tr6en 5u lie $40 nn6 Den
Soften p%erurtbetlt.
&o9eiter. - Sberit IS. e.
@belps bon Carthage, &c.,, itarb NIT
tie LETTER @o9e I'M Mupo=&oSpital
nob elmer Operation, sic einige Sage
borber borgenommen tpur6e. Setne
2ei@e pur6e nad Carthage CUR Be-
er6ieung gebra@t.
8irginio. - Sos @altptquar=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03
Kinder schroien
MACH FLETCHER'S
TOR
Mprb=0afota.

8ismard. - 81. S. Stint,
Stootssfommiliar fir 2anomirtbi6aft
in 8ismard iddbte sic 6%iesiabrige
@rnte in Moro6afota a1f Is Mi0io=
11en 8uIdels, bas lit 6ie &alfte Ser
noridbrige @rnte nn6 25 Mi1ionen
8nIdels meniger als 6ie 811noeS=
iddbung bonn l.. S1lt ergob. &oit,
Site nn6 l1eberi@memm1ngen baben
6ie a11sidtIide @rnten iotpeit berun=
tergebrodt. Snsbeion6ere bat oie
Site Ser 6rei lebten @o6entoge
idtperen S6o6en gebro9t.
Grafton. - Gin &agelitrtrm,
ser iiber sen gon5en @artin=9 iitrift
ging, bot bent @etrei6e beoelttenoen
@dooen 51gefiigt. 9ie 6armer be-
ridten, 6ab iid ser @6o6en anf 10
Bis 70 @ro5ent bela11ft. @r6 I'M
Simmer Diitrift bel Mmrbm mur6en
mebrere tm1ien6 Mder betroffem, nno
fleinere Sda11er gingen I'M Sbiel6s
Diitriftt 11ie6er.
6effem1en. - Gin bon itar=
FEM &egen bee1eiteter @irbe1mino
fegte am Sonntog iiber SEN nor6oit=
li@en She'll bon @ens @ountp umo
ridtete an @eba1t6en 1tn6 5aoten
groBen Sdoben at.
Sarge. - Sim Sumi tag began=
men Sormer in bielen Ebeilen bon
@oro6ofota ii@ gegen sic Sn6uitrio1
@orfers of tbe @orl6 CUR Inter tii=
b1ng Ser 8eb0r6e1 5u orgonii ieren.
@r1ppen bonn 300 Bis 500 Mo11r ser
S. %. 50. terroriiierten 1ie @eboroen
in SEN fleinett Srtiaaften. - Sic
ne11e equity international 8a11f Bat
iid organiiiert 1tn6 miro i'm tpenigen
Sogem ibr @ei9Gft begimen.-Drei
@td6te in 6ieiem Stoot Sorgo, @ramo
SORTS nn6 8ismord, betperben fi4
Tim sic 11el1e 2on6banf, STE auf @rltno
6es 8mn6esgefetes fir lanolid1es
@reoitmei en gegriir1oet tpiro.
@ran6 Sorts. - Sci @rep
@onitruftior 60. bon @atertotpn, g..
mur6e 5rm 5meitenmol Ser &on-
trofftt fit SEN 8u11 elmer 1teren Sody-
fdule bier 3ngepieien .Die&oiten tper-
Sem lid o1tf etpo $4,000 ftenen. Der
friibere @ontraft por in etttem &c
ridtsberfobren 1tngiiltig erfIdrt NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03

IlY.
Ortonbine. - Cine fleine
Mrmee bon @el@aftsleuten 6ieier
Sta6t betpaffneten it6 9onneritag
NIT 8aiebaqi4lagern, &e11gabeln un6
&epolpern un6 bertrieb unter Mbge=
ben etli@er iborf gela6ener Sdiiiie
iiber 6reibun6ert usSSnternational
@orfers Of tbe @orl6" aus Ger Staot
@inona.- Wit Ser Mnmabme
6es 6luB= mn6 &ofengeiebes 6urd
Sen 811n0esfongreB miro iofort nit
6en uihtigem SluBbm1ten bon bier
bis @inneapolis %begonnen mer6en,
tpoour@ sic S6ifffobrt ouf 6em 05ii=
iiiiippi beoeuten6 geboben mir6. -
Sic 6rei lebten Gage pergangener
@o6e botte oiei e Stn6t nnter Mprio=
6en bon Snieftenidmarmern 5u lei
Sen, 6arob sic @iirger einen regel=
redten @ampf gegen 6as unge5iefer
umternebmen mubten. - ST.. sc.
George lit infolge eines @enidbru&es
geltorben> Sen er ii6 bel einem &opf=
iprunge ms @a11er 5uge5ogen botte.
@ibbing. - Die @treiflage I'M
&ibbing 9iitrift idien Samitag r11=
Zig 5u ieini. 9ie i%treifen6en @rl1ben=
orbeiter, sic nod @irginin un6 @pe=
lett marfdiert moren, fommen auf
Ser @orito6tbubnen 5mriid. @nf 6en
StraBen tporen feine Streifer gu 1e=
fen. Die @r11benbeiiber be1tatigen,
oaB ole offenen Minen nit boiler
8elegidaft arbeiten. 9ie Streiflei=
ter, mioeripreden 6em un6 iogen,
Dob 6te Streifer felt geblieben ieien.
Gin oufregen6er 8eri9t, 6uB Neger
I'M @~ibbing=Diitrift angefommen iei=
en- un6 ols Streifbre6er in sic Grit
ben eingetreten ieien, muroe als ni6t
mabr be5eidmet.
@o6ena (@orreiponoen5)-Mm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03
Gus J1lar(eiGe.

Mit bitteren @orten geiBelt 9erpes
v@ictoire" bic 3u1tdnbe, Die in Marz
feiue eingerifen fino. IS Marz
fei1e," betbt es 90, riiben in allen
&neipen urlauber un6 @oloaten bez
rum, Sic bier ibre miibge 3eit perz
brinqen, tpenn lie ni9t in ben @traben
bummeln. Mbenbs erftrablen ole
Rneipen BET @toot in tagbener Be-
leu9tung: 2drm, @treitereien, &piiftes
@eioble. un6 MeKerite@ereien geboren
3ur Sagesorbmung. 9te 5dqe bon
Srunfenbeit unb @eboriamspermetgez
runs mebren fi@ in bedngitigenoer
@eife. Die @9amloiigtett oteies Sir
mebrummels 1T nad9eraoe unertrdgz
li6 geporoen. Mtr iino mitten TN
ariege unb BON 5etnoe beorobt. 9auz
5enbe bon 5amilien in 3rauertleioern
boben Elm bsiliges @edt auf M@tung
ibres @@mer5ts. @obl baben bic
Militdrbeb0rben MaBregeln ergriffe en-,
sic oarouf cb5ielen, Sic 9is5ipltn gu
feftiqen, sic Muroe Der Uniform gu
tpobre1 unb bic @eiunobett Der 2eute
gu f@iben. Mber auf bieie Mabrez
oeln a%nttporteten bic &neippirte NIT
elmer ebenio unperfddmten pie 1d4erz
l;@en Runogebung. sic ntf1 en-, oaB
fie cine 2esion arfteuen, eine Ma4t
i'm @taate, NIT oer man rednen muB,
uno sic ii9 ni@t pioerftanoslos GER
breden labt. sic iinb fart bur4 BITE
sSurdt, Die lie anoeren einiasen uno
Sic SntereFen, sic fie perforpern. PIE
&neipentpirte fpreden als 9errer. ste
lenoen ben Sruppen noos 3eugnts
ibrer 8emunoerung," fie fiigen ben
Men{denredten aus eigener Mohtz
po1tommenbeit ben Photographer BET,
bah rieoermann oas @e@t babe, i@
nit Mbfintb uno dbnli4en 9insen gu
pergiften," uno lie bebanoe1n als Ser
rdter, Ole fe Der @oltsrade 6enunatez
rem, ole hejenieen, Die ba gu fager
tpasen, oab Der Mitobol bic meni@z
beit entarten laKe. I'm bas Mab poq
gu maiden, bef@impfen fie ben Gene
raj 6'Mmaoe unb beidlieben, iiber feline
Giraffe CUR Sogesoronung iber5ussz
ZEN unb auf feline @trafanorobungen
NIT benz @treit gu antmorten." 9a
f9einen Dirtlid nette 3uitdnbe gu
berri4en!
"a 49, Aa4na:4a14a Enohfir1Aainn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03

tier ser vSSntermqtionnl @orters Of
tie @orl6" ianote cine Iufforoerung
an sic itreifenoen Bergleute> ii4 als
@rntearbeiter in Sen 6el6ern 6es
Mor6meitens gu berlegen un6 $500
taglid gu peroienan. Cine groBe Mn=
5abl bon 8ergleuten bat bei9loiien>
Sen Streif Biz a1f 1peitereS fort5u=
ieben.
@uImtb.- Die DoGarbeiter ser
Mortbern @aeific 8obn for6ern eine
9obnerb0bung BON flint Gents ooer
mebr Sic 9tun6e, io6aB ii@ ibr 9obn
onf 35 Bis 40 Gents mebr ltelen
miir6e. 9ie @ofenorbeiter bon GU
perior baben ii@ Sen Soroernnge11
angeidIoi1en, un6 sic Mortbern Baci=
fic bat 6ie 6oroerl1ngen in @rtpagut1g
ge5ogen un6 iid bereit 'erflart, 40
Gents Ole Stumnoe fir 9oarbeit mn6
SO Gents fir 8ementper1a6en 5u be-
5abGen. Die Mrbeiter=union bat 6ieie
2obnerbobnng artge1ommert. - Gin
neueS @r56od miro bon Ser 9ulntb,=
Mellabe= nn6 Nortbern @ilenbabn=
Sc eqi6aft nit einem &oitenau ftpan6
bon $4,000, 900 gebaut nr6 fou inn
Sommer 1918 in 8etrteb genommett
mer6en.
@ap. - ginen beoenfli@en Tint
fang baben 6ies @nl6brdn6e, 6ie bier
felt mebreren Sagen l1nbeI onridten,
angenomme11. Ser itarfe @imo trteb
SOS Se11er 6mr6 Dos a11sgetrodnete
@ebol5, 6as mie 8un6er branrte. Sic
@to6t &ap lit nidt be6robt, % oie
gon5e @egen6 abgeiemgt lit, 6o@ tuur=
Dem mbrere @iienbabmpagen Ser 9n=
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