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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
EXCITED BUYING OF
Pig IRON FEATURE
Iron and Steel Market Shows Large
Buying Of Steel and Rail
Contract.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.--Ruying Of shell
steel for export in 1917. the placing Of
rail contrarts by d"mrStlE ri maT,
ing OF pig iron for next year at RAPIDLY
advancing prices. are the most prom
n"it features OF business III the IRON
Importance is the continued placing OF
large orders for other railroad eGNip-
n,ent. especially for cars and the lnSiSt,
cnt demand for steel TO be used III tnT
construction Of ships at home ana
abroad.
Contracts placed for tngots. hilletS
and bars for direct export designed Tor
the manufactures OF war munitl4nS
abroad now are estimated al i."p":VuT
tons for shipment in the, second half OF
1917. Of the total 100000 tons are
credited t" the United States Steel Cor
poration and 100000 tons 70 lndepnnd-
the first half OF next year the Entente
Allied governments now have secured
1000. lOG tons of American she'll steel
to be shipped i'm l9lI; sales ,eS,, are r''
domestic railroads have either closed
contrarts or reserved null space for
300. 00n. tons Of standard section RATS
tnr rolling and shipment in l?lS at the
contracts closed include those placed
by the New York Central. the Chicago
and NorthweStern: the Northern tari.
tic. the Missouri Pacific and the Great
Northern.
Smaller reservations have been made
by the Fries aud by the New Haven.
The southern roads have called tor
100, 900 tons and the Pennsylvania SES-
tenn requirements are @N5.oOO tons.
Merchant car buildings took orders
for nearly 10000 cars in November
last three months Nearly l.h9".0 oNh
tons ri steel are required for this con
Struction. of which over Srp.pop tons
have been purchased.
November. sales OF pig iron arc eSti-
mated at 100000 touS including 800
nO0 tons during the last week. ThcS"
are the heaviest monthly sales ever re-
ported. Prices Of steel making IRON
have again advanced $%.no tn s. per ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
PROTEST AGAINST LOAN


WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Thc Brit
ish. French and Japanese ministers at
Picking, it became known here today
are supporting The bankers Of their
countries in protests TO emma against
the $4,000 900 loan arranged by that
government with Chicago bank.
Members of The former quintuple
group which secured 4 practical mon
opoy of Chinese loans for adminiSlra-
tive purposes, through the loan agree
ment Of April, 1918, complained re-
Gently in Picking against the new
American loan on III" ground that it
violated that agreement.
II had commonly been supposed mat
the bankers var" acting on their own
initiative and = Information today
that they are Ling supported by their
governments caused surprise al both
the state department and the Chinese
legation. neither Of which had official
confirmation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
PITTSBURGH NEWS|ES
ARE OUT ON STRIKE

PITTSBURGH. pcc. 5-Th" strike Of
ncwSbuyS which went into effect last
night tying mp The sale Of newspapers
on tho streets throughout tn" city. re-
NAMED in effect tonight and both the
leaders of tho hryS AMI the circulation
managers OF IT," local papers announced
their intention If fighting the matter
10 Il finish At i meeting ~ 800 n"ws-
boys this afternoon. a union was form
cd and arrangements made TO send com
mittr"s tomorrow To confer with leading
advertise in the interest nt the SILK
prS Tho announcement was made mat
the boys would also refuse Ia sell IN"
aft"rnnrm PAPERS tomorrow.
More Than y dozen Toys arrested l'tto
last night III connect ion with TN" de-
str,:rtiun OF large number Of pdr"rs
which had been left III various street
corners for lh"m TO sell and released
llruu tn" request Of Police COMMISSIONS
or Allcrdicc tn appear for trial to-day
failed 10 respond when their cases we're
t.HI He'd in police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FUNERAL FOR ROBERT LEE RITZ
To BE HELD TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Or E. G. HOWARD WILL OFFiCI-
ATE. ASSISTED BY THE REV.
DR.. BRlNlNSTOOt.
Students Of Wheeling High Sch, to
Attend Serviees-Pallbearer to
Be Former Teammates.

Twice in a little over year the IN
timely death Of TWO captains Of Wheel
ing High school football teams have
occurred The second was Robert Lee
Ritz. doughty captain at the handS OF
an assassin. Saturday evening. Ceti-
hration of the teams victory over bel
laire and Of the most successful srid'
iron season WAS 70 have been held this
morning al thr Wheeling High SchOo!
, during chapel period. but that has
been postponed. and il is likely that
the banquet for the team in the Nc
Lure hotel before the Christmas holl-
daySwill be cancelled.
This morning the students Of the
Wheeling High school will arrange to
attend tho funeral OF Mr.. Ritz. which
will be held in tho First English Luth-
eran church Tuesday afternoon al ,
o'clock. School will likely BE- dis
missed following tho meeting until at
ter intermeut,
From among former teammates and
school companions pallhearerS nave
been chosen. They are: Hugn
Stobbs, Henry Stobbs. William SlobnS.
CARLYLE Raper. William Cotton. James
Plummer. Thompson Noble. George
WAGNER and Lawrence Wagner.
The body was prepared for burial at
the Kindelherger undertaking partocS.
aud last night was removed TO the
home of his grandparents. Mr.: ana
Mrs. William Stobbs. Of No. III South
Wabash street. Island.
The Rev. DR.. E. G. Howard pastor
of the First English Lutheran church,
will have charge Of the services: as,
sisted by the Rev Or. F. &: Brininstool
of the First Baptist church. ReServa..
tions for the students and members OF
the faculty of the Wheeling High
school will be made. Special cars FOR
friends and students will be in wait
ing at the church.
Robert Lee Ritz was born January
II. 1895. He was a member OF the Sc,
nior class of the Wheeling High Schooi
and would have been graduated neX'
spring He was member Of the. Y.
II. &. a. Surviving are his steptatherr
and mother. Mr. and Mrs. T. Camp. OF
1914 Vine street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
COUNTY
MAN KILLED IN MINE
WAS At WORK IN ONE OF ROOMS
AND WAS CAUGHT UNDER TON
OF COAL

STEI' Bt.NNllr.Ir. Dec. --'."lpner ".
q. Herb was notified today OF the KILN:
uf John lmva!c$ht, aged =" ears. IN lh2
coal mine uf the Jefferson Coal company
~ HarimrSvillC. this county. The y0GttS
liau was ~ work in one OF til" rooms Of
III" min" attempting to dislodSc large
piece al coal from the side ri tho mine:
Without warning more than Il ton Gt
earth and coal crashed down onto the
miner, Instantly killing him. 1t Was
with some difficulty that his body was
"xtricatod. It took fellow workmcn al
most hait hour 10 get tn" body OUT.
II was badly crushed. y sad feature IN
connection with tho accident Is thai I'm
vaIrSki leaves q bride Of six months. 81"
ais" lr;rrS other relatives III tho Old
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
RA|LROADERS ASK
WILSON FOR SUPPORT

DENVER. Colo. Dec. "a telegram
to President Wilson asking him 10 SUP
port Il petition to be presented 10 Con-
srcSS requesting authority for railroads
to raise all rates sufficiently TO cover
Il substantial advance in wages OF one
and uuc-nalf million railroad employees
not affected by the -AdamSOu law was
sen, tn Washington by the executive
,.om.ni,tr" Of the organization OF non
union rail employees.
According to the telegram. framed III
9, meeting today, tho new urEanizat ion
is To be known rs tho National A$S"cid-
ton O. hallway Employees and the plan
contemplated tho circulation Of a pc;l-
ton in every congressional district n
the country. Emphasizing that INC mat
Top or n wage iucrnae" is IN" sole rur
ms. q: IN" association tho telegram
saws it will I'm no wis" u" Il union q!
menace - TN" peace and prosperity "l
hr. country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
HANGER TAKES Up
RAILROAD MEDIATION

NASHVILLE. Trnu.. Dee. %.--M"dia-
lion Of differences between tho Nash :
villr. Chattanooga and -. Louis rail-
road and its employees WIS tnkcm today
by 6. W. Hanger "f The Federal Ehard
nf Mediation ana Consultation. after
President rrylnu "r the railroad had
agreed tu III" demand "f III" brother
hrudS rf engineers. from N. conductors
and rrainincu for r"rr giitiun nf Il joint
committees to discuss grievances.
Tonich' Mr.. Hanger heard tn" state
meats Of the Brotherhood r'prcsenth-
tilrS regarding Tho twelve points vi
difference on which their members rc -
Gently voted l." strike. The railroad al
nrialS will he icarIl tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
Murderer Holds Police
Al Bay; Then Suicides

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. $.--Besiegcd
bv Il force OF fifty policemen in third
story room where he had barricadcd
himself after numbering woman with
whom he had been infatuated ana
seriously wounding two policemen
who tried TO arrest him, Charles West
colt. a negro, had the attacking force
at bay for two hours today and finally
committed suicide by shooting him
self. Hundreds Of shots were fred by
the negro and the police before he
brought the battle TO close by ending
hic life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
TO GET GIANT FOREST

WASHINGTON. Dec. ".~-Ciant For
cSt. tho privately owned tract at the
world's largest trees in thr heart ~
tho ScuuoIa National Park. Is about Ia
pass into til" hands Of tn" government
through cooperation between tn" In
terror Department and III" National
Gcoera phic Society.
Congress during the last session APP
rropriutcd $4,000 10 purchase the land
hut the owners refused Ia sell unless
adjacent holdings valued at S2O.onn
were taken at the same time. An OPP
tion on tn" entire tract was secured ana
today tho board Of managers Of the
Geographic Society appropriated IN"
$50. Onn to max" possible III" Immediate
,,.,r,unDi IF SIn non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FEDERAL RESERVES
CAUTION EFFECTIVE
Was the Outstanding Development OF
the week In the Financial Market
Call Loans higher.

\t,Ir YORK. Dec. :-An other
events nj I, week r"nl"'" with ultcreS'
ing developments w"r' SUhnrdinatrG L"
tbs note IL caution sounded by III. Fed
erai Reserve R"Grd regarding the pro
posed Anglc-E'r"n"h short term loan
and tho subsequent cancellation OF ta;eI
project.
Second IN importanc" was III" rlSc IN
cali i"rn$ !" -. p.r cent. the aiShss,
rate of thr var u date and direct
outcome OF tn. steady dwindllnE 81
local reserves iu tn" three preceding
weeks To what extent these reserves
diminished as result al excessive
speCula, ion i Il matter ~ conlrcturH'
but their speedy rehabilitation - alto
ectr"r probable.
According /" reliable. data. there was
no slackrniur Gurin, tho past month
ct tnr rnuHtrI'$ general activities. t"u-
trariwiS'. n!any n"w commercial ana
industrial records wor" mad" and the
last month Of III" Var gives promise
- greater productivity.
Temporary rcccSSi"u$ IL tn" quoted
values OF securities were Nr"ccdrd nH
declines IN the NOR" important staples
and commodities. especially cotton ana
grains. in which sp"culatIva cNtrava-
ranre had exceeded opC toms IN the
stock market Th"S" rrv"rSais we're
viewed witt! curn 2tac"ncy III r"Sr"nSlh!E
financial quarters.
W'id.Sprt,ad Increase OF WAGES WAS aC-
r.t,t"d aS Il NATURAL c"n"n,uitant. of tho
advance in prices OF virtually all ncccs-
sarirS TIL. pr"hl"n attendant upon
this condition "f "auS" ANIL effect finds
martial solution in rho lrSS"uinG Of la
Dor troubles and an Increase in savings
bank deposits.
In the stool; market itself. prices
while somewhat irregular. were Well
sustained. with spectacular advances IN
SrIch isolated ":tErS L. Ohio Gas. Montana
Po.X.r and several other utilities. As
y.t ,hrrr ar" u" signs at year end in
;eS,neut inquiry surf, as ac"ru" from
tho r"Ica$" Of larc" sums in interest
and dividend payments.
Nall Streets Indifference" to peace
ruruors Was seen in the mnSt routinu-
ous depreciation Of exchange on Ger
MANY and Austria. Further heavy i'm
,,nrrS of gold from ihr countries nf the
Entente Niles pointed 10 tho pressing
requirements Of the Entente Powers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
LONACON|NG GLASS
PLANT DESTROYED
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence,

Sp~rial plsp.tch to the Intelligence,
CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec %-Thc 'ac-
tory of the Homecoming Glass Co. SOM
posed Of citizens al Homecoming. Was do
struysd by fire this morning with 4
loss Of about S75.nhn partially c"v.'cd
hy Insurance.. Tn" plant wuS crow led
with orders and about @Qn operatives
are on; ii employment. IN" stack and
moldS. .aS we'll as the concrete t"undl-
ton were uniujurad and il is thought 1t
can be speedily rebuilt. II covered Il
space Of $50 by 100 feet. 1t is thought
the blaze came from back fire from gas
in tn. furnace. The tiremcn by harl cf-
fort saved tho silk mill Of the kloth-
Throwing Co the window .paneS 81
which wnrn melted by the heat. The
Sloan family. headed by former state
Senator James ". Sloan. control ma
i0ritv of the glass factory stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
CARRANzA TO NAME
SUPREME JUDGES

QUERETAR0, Mex, Saturday. Dec. ;.
1t is learned from all authoritative
source that. in line with a suggestion
madc by General CarranZaa IN his
speech before tho Constitutional Con-
rrcss. one Of the amendments l." ih'
constitution Will provide for Tie APP
roimIment by the executive Of Supreme
Court justices. instead Of their popular
election as heretofore. Anp"i'It'n.'riH
viii he subject TO confirmation by Con-
gross.
on" of tho reforms upon which ii'n-
rraI CaranZa insists is an independent
form of government for municipalities
lie also emphasizes his desire fer rc-
form of the divorce laws and for uni
vrrSal suffrage. even among IN" hit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FREEMAN JURY p1sAGREEs

NEW YORK. Dec. 3--Aftcr dcliberat-
ing for more than - hours the jury in
the case IF Albert Freeman in he Fed
eral District Court ANNOUNCED today 1t
was uuahl" to asrrc. freeman WAS m
dictcd several years ego. with Julian
hawthorn" and nr. VIM. !. Morton FOR
an alleged conspiracy III swird!e invas-
tors in mining stocks By illegally using
tho mails. TIL" three. we're Coavict"c
and sentenced ~ prison. Freeman how
over appealed aul was granted n new
trial Hawthnrun and nr. Morton S".'vrd
their terms In the federal pcnitcntiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
CROKER REACHES o. S.

NEW YORK.. i"'r' =. Richard ',r"k -
or formerly l"ad"r Of ramTan% IInll.
accompanied H. Mrs 'r"k"r. arrived
here today nn board IN" American iim"r
81 Louis fran Liverpool. Mr. GROCER
said he probably would remain IN Nm-
erica two or three years.
Mir. Croker expressed surprise that
President Wilson had moi had walk
ovnr" in the recent election.
Tic has evidently kept us oui "f
war" Declared Nh croker. and al
though they laughed at his n"i'S they
went IS Far as they could and didn't
maxi us Cn In WIZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
DLEOMARGARINE TO
Be FED TO Diet SQUAD

CHICAGO. Dec g. Olcomargarinc
will be substituted for butter in the
last rYn days of the lost by til" diet
squad in an effort To learn approx.
imatcly what saving can b" effected
through the Use Of substitutes.
Seven nI the lively" persons who
are trying 10 demonstrate that good
meals can be- served for less than
forty cents a day have shown 4 gain
in weight since the beginning Of the
experiment. Nov. -. Three have lost
There is total net gain OF IA
nOundS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
NO LICENSE TAGS
Prominent People Chars ed with Viola--
ing Traffic Ordinance OF
City

charges ~ Violating tho traffic nrdt-
nance wcrs preferred yesterday by Mo-
;urrvcle OFFICER Walter WORKS Against
". l.. hbnrSoIH. Il salesman nj this cit!':
ard Louis Nieb"r2all. Il Il year old
school hoy.
AhnrSuIc. it is charged. has no license
tag on tho front of his avtCmobilo. H'hiin
Eicbcrgai! is charged with dririni; II
machine with no license tags on it 1T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FIREMEN WERE CALLED

Down town fire departments were
summoned yesterday morning In the
home Of Toe I.epcz. @6+n Market street.
on account of an explosion which result
ed when Lopez tried TO kindle a fire
with gasoline The services Of the fire.
men WAS not needed bur Lopez had To
he taken tn the Wheeling hospital Suf
ferng with severe burns on his face.
arms and body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
WHITE FAVORS 4
SEVEN HOUR DAY

CHRISTOPHER. Ills. ncr. %.--Thc
rin.' has cninr for un"n labor To sock
y S,Nrn hour WORK day. in III" opinion
81 john T.. White. Internal" nal prcSi-
dent "r TN Iuii"J Min" Wnrk"r~ nj
.tru"ricn. wh" sr"," today before rep
rc-srntntiyrS Of tn" ri:;ht local miners
Unions III ihr:, tr"ld.
~ further rc,lurti"n in in" 'aily
Yours - u,r"GSarr." i've sad. ii Wo
"r' Ia ,'nESrr%" Ihe nCnNumIr iiH'i social
U.lfnA nr ctr vast membership.
.'raf,. l.. ntndr ;;lI,,".,t ,,ss..nrIHl J." th,
iurrcn:rh u.s. a"1 irtr"'!u"iiur " ma
chimes =" widespread has hc"omr
their use .i.rHt iI,ch mining in man! dis
fli,I. nns h"rnrn, almost in=i ari
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
NEW MARTINSvILLE

NEW MAIiTINSNlLLE. ". Va. Dec.
THE members Of the colonial CLUB
were very pleasantly entertained at the
nome Of Miss Mabel LcntE. Friday eve
nine The evening wa* spent III tanccF
worI, ard mu$i" of Nar!onS kinds. Al
a ScaS"uahln hour "a delicious rarcblt
was served with uthc:' daintIcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
W. e.. WILLIAMSON DEAD

7HT1.SDELrI11A. Dec. :.~-Wll!lhm
e. Williamson. designer Of tn" tirS'
Il eam steering apparatus. for vessels
and an engineer Of note. di"h here carly
today. Tic was so years old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
M'ADOO TO PRESIDE.

CHARLESTON. " Va. ncC. 8
Vim. G.. MCAdnn. secretary OF the
Limited States treasury. is rhnduled
To preside NJ a meeting Of the federal
farm loaN board which is IN b. h"Id
here in rhe Fedora building, Saturday.
Dec. q. Leading aGrirrIturiSts sill
hr mortified Of ihr meeting and asked
10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
Mrs. Lowery Dead.

Mrs John l,uwcry died AT her home
Friday evening She has hccn IN a ser
ious condition Tor some time with con-
,:,Ir,n,ion She leaves a husband and
ri,rrr IauchtcrS Funeral services Will
hc held Sunday afternoon and inter
nLcn; nlndn IN -Maikr-.:: ccnlctery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
Mnn.nn1iaS Win.

f,rrhaII Team played Tyler county
high and won the game with score Of
- To a. The game was most lntGr-
estins ono from start 10 finish me
inrrnI hos showed the best form they
hayn shown this season. Every man on
, IN, team played Il star game. TIE
Visiting tcim. although the score was
going against them. were game and put
i'm a stiff fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. DAc. ? -
Daily quotation hli OF the Wheeling StocA E1'
change:
1 8.
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Briefs,


Mr. and Mrs Edgar Phillips. Of Mani
ringlnn. "rrc the guests Of the Tor
ucr's mother. Mrs. Il. !. Philips Over
Thanksgiving. -;
Frank ilr('oy. Of Si%l"rsvilc, was IN
Nr and Mr" r,nra Wahlr spent
Thdrksrl>ing ~ MIun'". with Mrs
WahI"'S pLr"Ui%.
NTis. Haze! runlau $r"at Thursday
in r'airmnmt. attending the ". Y. L. and
Miss ida ''olr. VII" is attending
school n; W. Va Wesleyan. spent
ThanksG living in III" city with Nor
Mis- Hazel Sron" nr rim" Grove.
spent Tia" wc"'; end IN IN" rtriN with
her parents
Miss Vrsra Swisrh'r. Of Snlthficld.
snrnt the week rud in til" city with
parents
Mrs T.. r. $nndCrasS and daughter
Margaret. spent ThankESivlu III
Harrisburg and Attended the wedding
81 Hiss Minerva; ';T.";''"
Mrs .lohu IIarri. and son. .lrhn. ".
spent Thanksgiving - ia" "it% wfh
rrr rHrr:tS. ~ nud Mrs Levi Ellne"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
Infant Dead.

rb, infant c.augatcr ur Mr. and Mrs.
Kalph Leap died Friday afternoon A'
their homr on lark Tow avenue. ne
child had been seriously III lot SOM
time with an ahsccSS on the brSIh.
Funeral services were held Snnday
afternoon. conducted 10y Kew. "Ftn"h
of st Johns NJ. T.. church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04

\ revolving steel barrel tests the
relative durability of djffrren, Barring
bricks.
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grand jury and the other for V'''H''''e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
$4,000 IN ODlb
Waubten bic Saufleute in Der Stabi
Gbibuabuu an Graneiseo giua
beaablen
Giiufbunbert suloaten fplIen In beia
amnYfe eefaqen isin..

pafO. ae1as, 8. Desmeber.
bon syIii4tlinsen. iptIde ain 5rsitas
aus Der Star, Gbtbuabua bier antas
men, tpurbs bsri4tet, bab Grancisco
giQa. rahbcm er bic Siabt senoms
men, bic ausIdnOiihen unb einbeimi'
i4en Raufluts gsSipangen babe. bic
Summe pon $4,000 in 0oIb auf5u,
brineen.
Sobn Bopio, Elm Stuliener, peIher
bon @illa auigefOrpert iporben mar,
bic aaufIeute gu b.no&ridtiseu, pcr
ibm 5u erfdeinen unb bic Bssdbluns
Der Derssaatsn Summe Su arrangiren.
iasts. 9iua babe benz beutf9en Dij.,
foniul Carlos aeteIfen einen fpe;telen
3ug ansebotsn, um feline 9anbsleute
nn4 Der @reBe gu brinsen. goDio
erildrte, 8ila babe sipansie aanonsn
iammt @efdUTeu, fopie cine Qnaatl
bon @sipebren srIanst. aber bic Stabt
idnel pieber OerIafen, ols sr b5rte,
odb Der SertTal Wfurguia bic Willd
Streit,rafte IN TlapuIa 9 ei4las.n
babe.
Die grpabI ber In bem aampfe in
Der Staot ehibuabua sefallenen Sols
oaten pirb aHf 800 sefddst unb au.
Bsrbem ioaen pikle SoIbaten Der be
fatto Regierun9 nad Der gtGumins
Der Stabt 9inseridtet fporben fein.
SoOio fagt., bob 2aureano Solguin,
Der giirsermeiitsr Der Siabt, irrtbiim,
liasr Beiie erf4oiIen ipurbe. @iua
babe na4ttr an beH.n Wittpe sefhries
ben, oab ihr Gotte obne feline acnnt,
nib unb Ginpiaiguns set6bte. porbcn
lei