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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

The United States treasury depart.
ment paid out s20,s90.o7 during the
past three months for the maintain.
npce Of the United States court for the
northern district OF West Virginia. &C.
cordirg to the regular quarterly re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

amer quite struggle, captured what
q regarded as miniature whale IN
these'parts. Naturally. Nj. Sparks 10
quite proud OF his catch. M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

II Villa now would only become az
flicted with Infantry paralysis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

The Tyler County News. printed at
Middlebourne, says, This week Rev.
Michael presented US with double
dahlia. Instead of the single flower.
It is o double one. The stems were
grown together, and the two flowers
were also fastened together where
they glow onto the stems. The two
bases Of the beautiful flowers were
rs one and the two blooms extended
from the stem in opposite directions.
The flowers were red and were Of a
beautiful color. The bloom was large.
IN fact Il was Of the usual size, the
double nature Of the blossom taking
none Of the radiance nor the sizo from
Il. It was. indeed, a beautiful speci.
men"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

Yesterday was some relief from the searching SUM-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

George Mcdonald arrived at King.
wood from Tampico, Mexico the past
week and is the guest of friends. Mr..
Mcdonald has large interests In the
Tampico region, where he has resided
for . number Of years, but has deci.
ded TO come to the United States un.
III affairs in Mexico become rlore set
tied. He formerly lived in Kingwoed
and has o host Of friends there who
are always glad to see him.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

This Sale Will Interest
EDery Man
This Midsummer Sale offers all these eor,,.
Portable furnishings at big savings-induce:
ment enough for men to selld their women
folks to buy for them.
Mems $3.50 Shirts $1.15.
Mems $l.0O Shirts. 7sc.
Mems for Csc collars, Sc each. "a
We cannot mention the name, but you will
recognize the make as soon as you see them.
Mems Cool Knee Length Union Suits, 40. 81
Mems 25c Lisle and Silk Lisle Tan Sox t5o,
Good enough for Dress certainly cheap
enough for work. ~
Plain Hemstitched Handkerchefs, for $50.
Boys all wool suits at one fourth of.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17
sBITSeOF
STATE NEWS

The total assessed valuation of real
and personal property in Kanawha
county, according to Secretary Massey,
OF the board Of equalization and re.
view. is ST, 100000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

For the six months ending Juno 30th,
the records Of the county court Of Ca.
bell county show that 1913 marriage H.
5censes in the circuit clerks Office re-
veal the fact that 90 divorce suits have
been entered thus far In the year.
~Look before you leap" during leap
year, says the Fayette Journal In re-
cording these facts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

Or a man eater would catch Car
rama in bathing-which is out OF the
question, not because there are no
man eaters left but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company is beginning the shipment OF
peaches, by express, from the Romney
and Moorefield, w. Va, districts to
New York and other eastern markets.
Shipments by carload lots will begin
within few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

a deal has been closed by which the
Milwaukee Gas Coal Co. has acquired
by purchase the properties Of the St.
Clair Galleries Co. and leases on the
properties of the Gordon Coal G Coke
Co, the N. B. Coal & Coke Coz and
the Mecca Galleries Co. The acreage
inrolvedIis about 1000 acres. The op.
Grating company will be known as the
st. Clair Coal Mining Co. The mines
are,at and4near Eagle and Edgewater,
Fayette county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

Abraham I. Wilson, of Keyser, Tues.
day of last week celebrated the Tooth
anniversary OF his birth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

"See America First has brought SC
few visitors to Hot Springs thus far
that they now advertise meteor hav
ing fallen there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17
Midsummer
Economies In
Wonen's Shoes

Lots Of women are buying their
shoes here during this clearance
the values are attractive.
Women's Summer Shoes in gun.
metal, dull kid. and patent leather.
lace or button styles. some with
buckles, some without, stylish, per.
feet fitting shoes. Former prices
$3.50 to $500. Clearance Sale
Price s2.45.
High and low Shoes in patent
leather, dull kid and white canvas
$s.45. Armstrong Shoes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17

We wonder what happened when
those 10000 Milwalkians got through
walking In that parade and got their
lower pedal fastened to brass rail.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17
Decided Reductions Are the Rule Durii,1
These Midsummer Economy Daus


in
ntrank fS'N A~ohAs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

Glfts were hardly expected However, the three couples are to be guests of honor at the Mississippi Centennial exposition on Confederate Veteran Day" They will also get pass to the centennial amusements and that counts for something. Mississippis Centennial is a year away but the brides and grooms beliegS they have many years before them and all they have to do is to spend protracted honeymoon at Beauvoir-minus any worry about the high cost of living.
 i've been married three times TOW leach time to Confederate soldier" said Mrs. Benton. At the moment she was making tidy the one room in which the couple live Each couple was assigned dormitory room after the ceremony. A parrot squawked at the doorway of the Schillinger resi- dence nearby.
 Each newly-married veteran was wounded in the war, but MT. Benton is the only with outward evidence or that fact. He lost an arm ca tAe last day of the war.
 The state of Mississippi and the Mississippi Sons of Confederate Vet erans contribute to the support of Beauvoir The veterans and widows of veterans bear no expense whatever and are content; especially So when cupid calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
THREE COUPLES AT CONFEDERATE HOME l OF ''0LD MISS" WE'D
Aged Occupants in Triple Ceremony at Beauvoir,
 Home of Jefferson Davis

dulfport, Miss, Nov. 25.--In three small rooms, overlooking the gulf of Mexico and lawn upon which Jeffer- son Davis strolled in his last years. three old couples-just married-have started housekeeping anew. The youngest bride is GA years of age: the youngest groom is "A. The three couples staged triple wedding and each participant had been married before.
 The brides and grooms were in- mates of the Jefferson Davis Beauvoir Soldiers home-an institution dedi- cated to making comfortable the de- clinlng years of the veterans and widows of veterans of the Confeder- ate states
 More than 200 old, feeble and indi- gent men and women live at Beauvoir. 1 lhey occupy the dOrmitories that lie apout the big oldfashioned house that the president of the Confederacy occupied after he was released from prison. He came to Gulf Coast of Mlsslsslppi for seclusion and there he wrote "The Rise and Fall of the Con- federacy."
 Elanthan Tartt, superintendent of the nome, was informed that three lonely veterans and three lonely widows wanted to marry. They blush lngly agreed to a triple ceremony and 1t was held on the wide porch of the old Davis mansion. The aggregate number of years lived by the Six par ticipants is 421.
 W. H. Benton. age "A, took as his pride Mrs. Sarah Cronkhite, age 69 J.. V. Schillinger, age 75. married Mrs. Alice Weeks, age GA. J. L. Richetts, nfe "A. was wet to Mrs. Rebecca Rivers. age 65. Both Mir. Benton and his wife have been married twice be- fore.
 MT. Schillinger was one-time wid- over: Mrs. Schillinger has buried two huabands. MT. and Mrs. Richitts have each been married once before. Mrs Pickitts first husband died at Beauvoir.
 There were few wedding presents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
NORWAY SHIPPING
 SUFFERS SEVERE
 LOSSES IN WAR @ ''AsAs
Since Great Conflict Precip- itated She's Lost 15O
 Steamers.

Correspondence Associated Press. )
 Christiania, Norway. Nov. 2-Nor- way with the third largest mercantile marine in the world, has suffered se- were losses. Up to date they have totalled: One hundred and fifty steamers of 235,900 tons, insured by the War Insurance Association" for $25,0OO,O0O, sailing ships aggregating 50OO0 tons, and insured for S1.SS. GOO. and many sailing craft loaded with lumber and pit prQ2a for England which were not insured One hundred d and fifty sailors have lost their lives. fifty of them by German torpedoes rom submarines and the others when shlps have been destroyed by mines. besides these many boats have been taken by belligerents ard confiscated a1ter prize court proceedings.
 Germany, after few months rest, sudoenly started a submarine warfare asalnst Norwegian ships last Septem- 'per much sharper and more merciless tnan ever before-exposing the lives oI many sailors to the dangers of the arctlc storms. At the same time, it is ooeclared, hostile campaign against norway was launched in the German press, all of which the Norwegian people have been unable to under stand. The more Norway has tried X reserve it's neutrality, the more v -atlsfled, according to the Nor- weglan viewpoint. has the German chauvlnistic press been and papers S sacn as the Koelnische Zeitung and rranKfurter Zeitung very often have theatened mercantile reprisals after the war.
 Nothing seems to have created J greater bitterness in Germany against Norway than the governments ordi- nance aar. prohibiting the export of rens e. .ain foodstuffs. which Norway nance of last August .2rohibitins ex- gort g Of certain kinds of fish. A. snousn fishing is one of Norway,s ea nan trades yielding great surplus 'or export, since the war so much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
kkoX-WALKER FURNITURE e0

Ilsh mas been exported that there has
 not been enough left for Norway itself
 ana the country has been deprived of
 one of its main foodstuffs. The ex
 port to Germany has been increasing
 to such an extent that the people de. manded that the government should
 take steps to provide fish enough for
 the home marke.
 1 Alter the torpedoing by German
 submarines of Norwegian ships in the Arctic ocean and along the coast this fall the ordinance of October 13 was passed. which like the Swedish forblds belligerent sumbarines the use of Norwegian waters.
 The fGermans themselves declare they do not need and never used Nor Weglan waters in their warfare. Everybody here then asks how the Norwegian ordinance can be taken as alone directed against Germany and now it can be taken as an attempt to tamper with the German machinery. The press-except the socialistic Pspers-unanimousl stand by the government in tfis case and will SUD- Cort it's upholdings the right of Nor way to keep the sovereignty on it's own territory.
 The German press lately claimed that no Norwegian sailor had been killed by German torpeloirg of Nor wegian ships. The Morgenbladet re- calls that the Norwegian steamer oVeln Porl, on June 9, 1915 was tor pedoed when bound for Norway with cargo of coal for the steamship line itself. Twelve of the crew lost their lives and Germany has recognized it's guilt and agreed to pay full damage The steamer Lougli-in ballast was toredoed without warning and one man killed; and in all about forty Norwegian sailors, arc declared to | have directly lost their lives of Ger S1an torpedoing.
 The Morgenbladet continues: eff the German press believes it can mis- lead opinion in Norway and deprive the government of the necessary sun. port it is greatly mistaken. Nob, !y here-loving the fatherland-will in serious situation help overthrow the cabinet by disclaiming Norway's right and duty to protect the lives and property of it's citizens to tie best of our ability. We do not want to wrong anybody, we do not want 70 in. Jure foreign life or foreign p,uperty = only want to live by ourselves, our own national life without beng hu- or treated with arrogance"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

been doing duty on the Mexican bor- der, today were reviewed by Brigadier General James Parker. While the re- view was in progress General Parker telegraphed President Wilson as fol- lows:
 "Afte "a course of strenuous train ing lasting for five months, culminat- ing na march maneuver of eight days duration, 23,O00 men massed in review in the historic battlefield of Reosaca de La Palma, salute you."
 These troops comprise unites of the regular army and of the states of Col 'rado, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

sota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Da- kota, Virginia and Louisiana. They in- clude infantry, cavalry, artillery, en- gineer, signal and hospital troops.
 Following the revie wthe Third h. diana infantry and Third Minnestota infantry, which have been ordered home, were sent to Camp Liano Gran de by motor trucks and are expected to entrain for home mobilization camps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
JUDGE KILLS DEER.

County Judge-elect Cheek killed the second deer of the season in this county Friday, while on hunting trip to Big Bayou. Members of the party beside Judge Cheek were Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Daroux, and in ad- dltion to the deer, quite a number of squirrel were bagged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

It is question as to whether the kangaroo can cover given distance Tn quicker time than an ostrich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

Put yourself in your enemy's place and you will stop abusing him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26
BRIG. GEN. PARKER
 REVIEWS TROOPS

Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 25.-Twen- ty-three thousand troops who have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-26

there ldeposh the sof
  O trench
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

bic blausn qippsn fl0Bis, besinHt T@ 5u
frboIen, Fabt meint 6anoe une iaei In
leiner Gpraae; rBrate! gruptrl1 80
i1ttbe TIM nod Elm 9dftldsn GnotcIact
uno elm Gtlid 8rot ylDiI9en bic traFtloien
Singer. Gin Serb rsibt % ibm ipeg nno
remit bapQn - elmer Der toobl aud benz
@frbungern ndbh mar
@af Der aniieigenbsn pabItraBe pddft
bds Sis, oos ben @tg fberbudelt. Die
0aaeRrdber ruffGen bic qfsrbe gleiten
aus uno Itiir5sn. gBir iommft bu ni4l
binauf, miifea nmisbren, unb i'd ents
f@ltebe mid, bic neben Der Rdstd btns
SiebeRos Strabe nod Ilitrcpisa tin5us
f6lageH.
Mari9ierenbe 9ruppen begegnen uns
ldnae -GaraipareD bon SdumtitreH uno
INNER pitber bic @efdnssnsu5iise osren
@prbeimarld mebrsre Stunbsn bousrt. es
muHen gsgen 10000 fem bic 10 an urls
borabsrpaRbern, bic meiien taumslne uno
I6leideIno obHs Mdptd. nit 5trrifsnsn
4ieioarn uno serFebteH S4ubtn. asbtn
Der SiraBe rRD i'm b~ersiiteR GIuB liegsH
5a6llcs bic esallemn Pferos, bic WagtHs
afs, bic sertriimmerten Qutomubile. unb
INNER, INNER pisOsr Elm trfroreatr
MleHff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

ner an, bic bo tommen, Tim 80 bettul Sle
bttm nidt pIe miioe Greiie. le brtcn ipit
inbrilnnioe andbrn, Ges III Gin Npll, eas
dh rad btrblli6sr Stoduua INNER iolts
ber srnttern muB, mtil 6r~ii9liugairatte
tn itinsr lotur, In isinfr Wlerdl nao "
Ieinen 6duIern ipobAen. Gin @lel9nis
Tilr bas @elen bieits Bottles 1T isbt iets
ner NloI6een, auh bic armliditt, nit
ihrer frie6liden Gtilt, nit Der Miiroe
uno ainbbeit i9rts Shmudes, NIT ibrer
Gntriiduug pom Sdmub Der StroBs ufo
nit Der eipigsn unberiibrtheit ibrsr hodls
ten aangsliuIs, bic aud Der qFisitsr nltt
betrstsR ourf.
Wel6 elm @eetnIdb: Der title iptiBe
Grisos, ben ID ea stls6sH bate, unO eos
ruFelhbe, raul6snbe, eifigs a~riegs9rautii,
benz bic fplgsnOe 5riibe MID ent9'ssils
fibrte!
Der 9d6tblmmtl if liar %getuorbtp, bic
Gtsrns ItimmerH. Sober 6uffalas bdrns
inert pie SiabI auf Gtein. 3s9g grao
uuier 2ua, Gin i6Hsibtnotr Wino bd5u,
uuo cine Rllie, baB mad tpenisen gliius
ten Der Bart Elm Gistlumpsn iti Die
stpei grdnneu .meines magens berirdrs
beln fh bonn geFroreuea Duff TIRES
attms in GdiHmel. Die 5trabe ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Qdd Der M~ittogs1unot srrti6sn mir
9rsn, bas lsste 8OrF. Die paar 6dtteu
Fnb iiberfi!i, niresHbs Elm GIsd ooer Elm
8ah, nm 81 bleibeu. 8ir miiFen meter,
obipohl mir tDiIen, baB mir IN tabler
gergI6luht bier8ig Gilometer gu MAIDEN
babfa unb in bic Qant bintinssraten
muFea, btbor mn BAG nG6lts 9prf err
reiGen. Sci Der 6nlttitells elmer WaHis
t~ionstolonns lafsn mir bic mibgu gferbe
ruftfn. Ylit llngorH, aroatsn unb Ctr
ben nm tin fIefngs geusr fiBsnb, tp6sn
mir Zee unb G~rbfsnfuppe, in bic mir ben
SRbalt anIerer lssteR aonieroeubifie
hineiHriibren. SAT- itHb mir al Gnbe nit
ber MaBl3eit, ba fommt oer Rah3agIer
einas 54nttldubldnFerg 8atailons 81
urs ars 5tutr, Elm Gbiemfeer, l~panteno,
NIT irreubem Slid In ben bsiBen Nugsn:
s6a6t's net d btBl mas 3 ellen, / Ton
aimTtr peittE@ Mir ret4ten ibm BIN.
mas mir nod baben. Nie IT gierig ihlingt,
ben aD4sefel npstrasi, bg geler oblsdl
Hn0 ben qoifd nod FfnfmaI lber bic
3unee 3ieht - bds III idpsr nn5nieben.
gin9 feifem r8srstltsgottr taunleIt sr bas
Don. 81 rufe ibR mad: .9uisn Wsg IN
bic Seimat Qan0smann!1 Ct breht eas
Gei9t uno antp0rtgt rubie: .6oam tpmni
Ii ninlnsr. mi tpearb's nebl reiBsn.
Mtineinegn! Rtg'bplfsn bab / nnipeil
a bibl." eauaTnm ipantt n gtssn BIZ
StraBe bin, aaf Der bas gatdiaon, 81
bem er gsb0rt. fHOn iuuss Osriapunosr
if.
@ir sfben peiter. Sod lhsint 6i,
Some. ater bsr Croft fuirb INNER uner.
/ trdalidsr. gisttumpsn bdnssn an ben
GIaibsrn, bic 9dnbe FHb itarr, unb i'm.
msr tDitoer muB man aug bsm Maesr
lpringen, Tim bur6 Gtampfen uR6 Q1nftr
bic GaBe aai3undrmeH. Gine erale, tnir,
] fHenoe Gdmmsring iinit herunisr, uni
bic ptreiHe GtrGBe tpirp INNER fhpirigsr
gBir sieben elmer NdGt entgegen, ppn Ben
uHs trint 8trnutaHs fasfn Tam, mir tDii
fie iibtriteben ntrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

hdrauf ~bineapislen, Dab, inIangt bic feinos
lide grmee nIdt bernidtst III. ppl eintm
Gnbtisg i6er Is nidt esFproden treroen
fam. 9ag iron5oIIdseagIiid Deer 1T
5ipar i'm 9arbareebist tmpfinoIid ges
idIdeen uub bis our eradifaeR Grsnoe
berfolet, ipobsi es Etaris 9eyIuite erIitt,
o6er bic Saupttraft 1T benno9 urbehelz
fiat enttommen, neil bic eissutiimIint poo
lttiI6s Gage bic berfolgenoe bulgariiAe
armee nOtigts, an Der sris4iihm 9ren5s
6dIt All MAIDEN. Die Beinbe nuben bic
linen %gcipGbrte tpo9snlanse 3eit eifrigIt
aus our Sefeitisung Der ntnaegtHe bon
&nloniti. Dit alien mUbernsu 5llfsmits
teIR bier5l Dsrieben, lam ID ibnen aud
niht l9per perpen, aus Der fonii beFdels
oenen 8eItuns einsn Gtiibpuntt 81 fdaf
fen, beiien Grobsrung Bel erniter 8erttibls
QuHa bel 9lut toften mub. Wis AUD Der
Mnmarih eegen SalDniii bielleiht einges
Ieitet pirb, immsr ipirp Ct duF Elm erobs
artiass @srteibigunssiDitem itoBm. Wldn
erblidt in SnIpniti aspiFermaben bic ers
is @srtsibiguuesteluns fir aegbpttn
an6 GIFT duf oas btutlinite 81 ertennen,
bab man aud b1nn in Saloniti bleibsn
iDiirbs. ipenn tein aReriff ftitsns Bulge
riens nnb Der Wlittem1fts trfolgen piiroe.
Die preIIe Der feinbiiden aanbsr ems
pfieblt Iogar, fiir lestsren 5aa Sdloniti
dls ausTantor fir lintsrnebmungsn gee
gen ben @ss Sofia-aoniidniinopel gu
benuben.
9lus dIlem ssbt berbor, bdB ougenblids
li9 bic 6rdes nah bet anffaHung. bsr
8rieeslagsim iiibIihen 9aItan ale friegs
Fdhrtnben MG9te drfs bDdItt intsrefieri,
niht sum tpeniglttu Gris1snlanb, ipeldes
unfreiipiIlig ben S6aupIab fir teborites
ben6e Grsiqnihs berasben muB. @riedens
Lamb proleitisrt mad tpjt bor uno perlis
hsrt, neutral bieibEn su ipoltn. absr
bieTe Ntrii@srung firbet auf osr anoeren
Geitr feline @egenliebe. Dan berh09ni
bds -perd6tli9e N6ltheu4 unb iibtrIhiits
let Ieineu a6nig nit Epott. Mlun bari
gtipannt barauf fem. pit Grisaenldnt
bisien 9dnE fir feline yQsutralitdt" 81
gtlegeusr 3eit abitatttn fpirb. Die JET
in unb i'm GaIoniti nerfamnelte 4rml
beg @ierperbanbes fdsint iihsr 100000
Nlann nod ui9t biHansgepahIn gu fem
.enslanb uub 1ranfrtid leAen nod ir'
mer auF bic itnIieuiIde 6ilft. Gs If
niGt betaRnt eeiporbsn, Oh Jtalisn fia 81
msbr perpflidtefe, nls gu jensr I4nddi
lthen Concentration on Der alboniIder
9iiite. Sd CLAUDE, man tommi Der Mafr.
belt am nd9ltep, tusnn man bic erniis sbr.
lihe 4bIidt Stalisns, ki Snlonifi 81
beIFsn, un5peiisli. Gs tonmsr aber aud
~ellrlet Rndriften. lpelfe isnea umt a.
Zen, bic eiHtn ninteriiAen 8ormarId itat
tlieniIhsr aanSungstruppen in albanisr
fir misunderstanding bisiten. IS hanbsl
ih hi ben lluternehmlngen I'm aiilten
| grbiet aIbdnitng inlnttr md nm peiteI
aiats, dls Inn einen ansfluB Der politi
ihen @ifafuGt 1uf @rie9enIanb, lueHige'
i'm cine SilFe fir mOnlentgto nno bi
pcileioeRbtn Gsrben. SIN sefDiHen Sim
lit b1s r1ube aIimd pss pintftiidn &c
briggs bort Elm BunbtsgtnoHe Stnliens
bsnn felt ldngersr 3eit fasinsu, ben amt
TiGen BeriGitn nah, bic 0ptrdtioneu be
guIgaren unb Geiierreidslingarns ftia 81
| ffsheu
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Die .Sisua&t an Ser 8as6a.
Don GMSwie GamebcFsr.

Htiib am Morgms unier trabgtfucross
mem 9immeI, gebs eB auf i~tdbIhartsm Dos
ben aus BEN Sbdrtal Eah Rasta, oas BON
EruppeB uub Solomon iibtrFiiut II. AHf
Dem Meitsrpsg nad Robibdsur bgiHns
man bic Rdbe osmaniIher Groe al mers
ten: unter ben MauItiertihrern unb Gabts
lsuleA FEST man INNER 6duTiger bic malt
rtIhen @eitdlten Der 3urbdRtrdger. 9ta9
bunten uno lebnspolen Hrieasbloern
lommt cine Gliidtlingstrusooie: Elm 0ists
sebnid6riaer 9nb I'M StraBeneraben IT
nor Gri9Opfuns Tn Sterbsn nahe; man
lats i'm uuo nil i'm %fortfalren; obne
eirrH 2aut ausJuItoBtu, iAiitteIi er INNER
ben aopf nn0 tlammert iih NIT belosEl
5dn6en an bic qeime zines alien Utanaes,
tpphl Ieinss @rpBpdiers, Der erfrgret ntbea
Inn lieqt. Damn Elm Bib, 'bds nod barr
ten 5u ieben lit: ein NIT 6llatllresH, nut
stpei beiabrEeR MGnntrn, bier 6rauen iRo
iieben ainoern. bsldbeuer Smitnpagen
min, nm ben Mtg III bic 3eimat gu firls
ben, cine Furt ees bridenloieH Sharltros
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