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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
W!FES LOYALTE
Is Not Questioned by LIE Duo
and He Says He win Stick
to Her to the Last.
~ .nnnr,.rrn .....,

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2S-Hur-
rying to the bedside OF his wife. the
one-survlyor in n triple shooting in
a hotel here Wednesday, Joseph C.
LeDuc, of Chicago. Thursday said
that he had every confidence in her
loyalty to him and that he would
stick to her through all her troubles.
Mrs. LeDuc is in Jefferson hospital.
She was improved Thursday and
physlclans said she will recover un-
less complications set in. She was
shot by Mrs. Harry Belzer, OF New
York. who found her and ]. G. Gra-
vetlr, also of New York. in a hotel
room. Mrs. Belzer killed Graveur,
who had dI/arded her after friend
ship of two years and also ended
her own life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
FOR BRIDES SAKE
Warrant Will Not Be Executed
in BlaCkmaiIing Case be-
fore the Wedding.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-To save a
young bride from embarrassment,
federal officials Thursday promised to
withhold the name CT the wealthy
Iowa merchant recently feeced out Of
$4,000 by blackmailers and to de-
lay arrest In the case until after oc-
tober 20, which is to be the wedding
day of the merchants daughter. War
rants for the arrest Of two young
women and a Chicago attorney,
charged with Matchmaking the mer-
chant and using the Mann act as a
club, have been issued.
The merchant, a widower, IN his
plea to H. c. Clabaugh of the depart
ment of justice here said he feared
exposure here would wreck his
daughters happiness and might even
cause the wedding plans to be can
celled. :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
BREMEN
Is Reported in Berlin as Sue.
CeSSfuIIy DoCked in New
London Harbor.

BERLIN, Sept. 28-News of the
actual docking of the submarine
Bremen at New London is still lack
ing, but the owners and the public
generally assume that the telegram
announcing the departure OF a con-
voylng tug from the American port
will be Immediately followed by the
announcement that the voyage Of the
merchant submarine has been sue
cessfully completed.
The Bremen took much longer on
Its voyage than was calculated
would be necessary and though the
owners successfully concealed any
appearance OF apprehension, they
have been waiting over week anxi-
ously for news.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
Andis Showing Strong Signs of
Its Intention to Throw Dem
oCrats Out of Office.

CHENILLE, Sept. 2s-Gilmer
county Republicans have taken the
cue from their brothers over in Brax-
ton county. who had their first vic
tory over a long-entrenched Demo-
cra.ic ring rule in the election Of
1914, and has organized their year
to make the first break toward
placing this county in the Republic
can column. the natural result that
Is sure to follow as soon as the ma
tural resources begin their big devel-
opment, just as happened In Braxton.
There Is silent Hughes vote in
this county which will slip away
from the Democrats on grounds they
have never understood. Another
vote they are going to lose they know
all about-this Is an agricultural and
grazing county, largely, with the
only hope for the development Of the
vast acreage of virgin coal and such
a coal business as will send buyers In
among the farmers to open up the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
AMERICAN BANKERS
NOW in CONVENTION
President Lynch in Opening Ad-
dress Refers to Wilson's
Mexican Failure.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. 2S.-The
American Bankers Association, whose
membership has during the last year
reached total of 16,016 banks, opened
Its general convention here today with
Its president, James X. Lynch of San
Francisco, delivering an address in
which he discussed the federal reserve
act and national defense.
THE primary purpose OF n govern
ment', he said, is to provide adequate
defense for the country governed, and
how shamefully this purpose has been
neglected under one administration
after another is familiar tale.
I'VE are given to boasting Of our
size, but when we are no longer
capable OF feeling pin pricks in our
feet, are we not too large? For years
our citizens In Mexico have been sub
Jected to murder and the most untell-
able outrage. and the national con-
seriousness is barely aroused. Not in
Mexico alone, but within our own bor-
ders as well Us on the high seas, have
our people on their lawful occasions
been done to death while the nation
has slumbered or murmured feebly in
: s' Rich and Fat.
'As nation. we have grown rich.
and have grown fat, and have grown
soft, and We are today the most tempt
ing prize under the blue canopy OF
heaven.
"But II we as a nation are sick, 1t
is as individuals that we must supply
the cure. Congress does not lead, but
follows public opinion. First of all.
we need cooperation, teamwork, the
things that win any kind OF human
endeavor, and to secure this there is
nothing quite so good as universal
military training which arouses ma
tional feeling and national conscious
ness as nothing else can do.
I'm the task Of vitalizlng the ma
ton, the most important agency is
the press. which informs, lnstructs,
advises, admonishes the people. 1t i'll
becomes one ignorant OF the difficult
ties encountered in collecting and dis
tr1buting tho news, to criticize the APP
parent failures or deficiencies. but Is
II too much to ask Of our papers that
they take the larger view OF our ma
tonal affairs and help In the difficult
task which is before us, and to ask
Of our people that they discriminate
between the varying grades of ability
and integrity with which the word is
done?
IF our people can rise 10 the heights
Of citizenship that tho times demand.
the work That must be done can be
accomplished peacefully and in order,
but II they will not learn from the
bitter experience Of our kin across
CONTINUED on page 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
TENlNLLE HUGHES
CLUB ORGANIZED

meeting which will be held in the
near future.
W. L. Steele called the meeting to
order and after those present were
told what the club stood for and what
was expected'of all club members the
meeting got down to business and OFF,
GERS were elected. A committee com
posed Of W. A. Carpenter, c. A. Mer-
edith and John NARROW were appoint
ed to secure headquarters for the club.
A committee to select precinct mem
bership committeeman composed OF
the following men was named:
j. W. Johnson, chairman, A. L. Car
son, Laude Pepper, S. B. Bond, and
Harry Smick.
County Chairman Roy E. Parrish
was present at the meeting and aided
the Tenmile Republicans in perfect
ing their organization,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
REPUBLICANS
of New York Hold Their State
Convention in the City of
Saratoga.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Sept. 28-With more than 500 dele
gates present the Republican state
convention perfected its organization
Thursday. listened to stirring
speech by the temporary chairman,
former Judge Nathan L. Miller. Of
the court of appeals. and appointed
resolutions and credentials commit
tees preparatory to adopting a plat
form later in the day.
The leaders hope to conclude the
actual business early in the evening
SO that nothing would detract from
the speech Of Charles z. Hughes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
RECLUSE AFRAID
OF Black Hand Society and He
Places a Heavy Guard
over His Farm.

:, CoNNELLSvILLE, Pa. Sept. 2S.-
Alfred NJ. Fuller, millionaire recluse Of
Peryopolis, near here. has established
a close guard on his farm as the re-
suit of receiving black hand letter,
demanding that 5000 be left in hol-
low tree on the Fuller farm. A pack
age Of papers was placed in the tree
and guard established. The papers
disappeared without the takers being
apprehended. Mr.. Fuller owns several
thousand acres of virgin Connellsville
coke and coal and is said to have more
cash on deposit than any man in Fay
cite county. 1t is reported his bank
balance totals 100000 cash. He
lives alone and has no relatives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
HUGHES AT EAIR
In the State Of New Jersey
Speaks and Holds a Big
Reception.

TRENTON. n. j.. Sept, 2S.-Charles
e. Hughes Thursday addressed an
audience at the state fair here. Mr..
Hughes reached Trenton at 10 a. m,
and motored to the fair grounds. There
he held public reception for an hour
afterwards speaking from, the judges
stand at the race track. with him on
the stand were successful and defeat.
ed Republican candidates for various
offices at last Tuesdays primary cleo
ton
1t was Mr.. Hughes's first appearance
as a presidential nominee in President
Wilson's home state,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
Prof. S. B. Bond Of Salem Col
Iege is President of
the Club.

AT meeting of the Republicans of
Tenmile district held In the audi
forum Of the high school building at
Salem Wednesday night Tenmile
Hughes Republican Club was organ
lied. Prof s. B. Bond, of the Salem
College was elected president of the
new club and Harry Smick, a we'll
known young business man was elect
ed secretary.
Although the meeting had not been
extensively advertised large crowd
was present and 100 enrolled as mem
bee, in the club. This number will be
incrsased greatly before the next
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
BOMB HURLED
Against a Book Store Which is
Operated in Connection with
Valparaiso University.

VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. 2S.-A
bomb was hurled against the wall of
the book store operated in connection
with Valparaiso University Thursday,
smashing windows and caviug in part
OF the wall
Shortly after the explosion Rudolph
Will. bartender In the Hub saloon, was
held up by an armed man. who escaped
with $3.50 from the safe in the saloon,
and Wills watch. The police are
working on the theory that the bomb
explosion was part of the robbery
plan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
STRONG ATTACKS BY
GERMANS REPULSE

PARIS, Sept. ga strong attack
was made by the Germans Wednes-
day night on the yerdun front be-
tween Thinumont and Fleury. The
war office announced Thursday that
tho assaults had been repulsed with
heavy losses for the Germans.
on the Somme front French bat.
terlea are actively bombardlng the
German positions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
BAD FLOODS.

MELBOURNE. Australia, Sept. %
Floods have made breaches in the
river leyees in this region. mum
dating 100 square miles OF country.
The town Of Moropux has been vir-
tually submerged. Balan had ten
inches OF rain since Thursday last.
Six inches Of rain have fallen at Mel
bourne.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. 2s-
For several weeks everything has
been in readiness here for the arrival
Of the German merchant submarine
and numerous trips have been made
by officials ,of the Eastern Forward
ing Company in tugs In search Of the
craft,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
Two Attacks on the Western
End of the Macedonian
Front Are RepuISed.
BRITISH GUNS ARE ACTIVE
Strong Attack BY the Germans
on the Verdun Front Are
RepuISed by French.

PARIS. Sept. 2s--Bulgarian forcea
made two attacks Wednesday night
near Florlna on the western end of
the Macedonian front. The repulse
OF these attacks by the French and
Russians is reported in an ofticial an
nouncement given out here Thurs
day No further attacks on Kaimalt-
calRn heights has been undertaken
by the Bulgarians.
On the Struma front near Janina
British artillery was more active.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
ALLIES REPULSED
DECLARE GERMANS

BERLIN, Sept. 2S-German troops
Wednesday VIGOROUSLY repulsed the
Anglo-French forces on a greater
part of the battle front between the
Ancre brook and the river Somme,
says the official statement issued
Thursday by the German army head
uunrtars stnfF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
TRAINING URGED.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2s.-Untver-
city military training and greater
participation in national, state and
municipal politics were urged here
Thursday by speakers before the
American Bankers Association.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
J : #4+*#4*** +++. =.
WOMEN URGED TO
PAIR FOR PROHIBITION


+ CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-women 4
+ in the thirteen suffrage states are 1
+ urged to pair for prohibition" in 1
+ an appeal issued Thursday by the I
+ Prohibition national committee. 1t l
1. is suggested that women who diff 1
= fer from their husbands of broth I
: ers nchoice for president in I
+ duce the men to pair their votes I
: with them and cast their ballots I
+ for the Prohibition candidate for I
+ president and vice president. 1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
BULGARs REFUSED.

LONDON, Sept, 2s.-The repuise of
four successive Bulgarian attacks on
Raimakcalan mountain is described in
a despatch from Serbian headquarters
dated Wednesday,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
EFFORTS TO EXTEND THE STRIKE
TO DECLARE WAR.

ATHENS, Sept IS The Associated
Press is in position to state positive
ly that King Constantine decided
Thursday morning in favor OF an Inn
mediate declaration OF war on Bu4
garia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
VICTIM or PLAGUE.

tsY AaseetArEo pREsn
CoNNELLSVILLE. Pa, Sept. 2s.-
Thomas Clarity. twenty months old,
son OF Thomas Garrity, OF Scottdale,
is a-yictim of infantlle paralysis,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28

w. A. Davis. of YOUNGSTOWN, was
looking after business matters in the
city Thursday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
BOMBS ARE DROPPED.

tnT A6aoc1ATEn PRaGn
BERLIN, Sept. 28-German avia-
tors Wednesday again dropped a
great number OF bombs on Bucharest,
according to Thursdays German Of
fetal statement, which adds that sew
eral points Of the Roumanian capital
are still burning as the result of our
previou attack"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
ma CIRCULATION

Of the Telegram 10 moro than double
the net paid circulation of the
other Clarksburg paper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
THE WEkTHER

overcast and colder tonight and Fri.
day. Probably showers tonight.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
ce5te &rieg6-
lla(dri(5ten.
Grad SdInf Der Gebaftion einse'
petroffen.)

ScrIin, iiber Sappi0e, %.
YfGrs. Der amtlidDe bentid)e &riess,
beridlt bat fulgcnSen @urtlaut:
y@eitlide Srunt: Ter bentidle Gr.
fulg nabc bcm 8ebOls pun 9lpomeourt
lit bnrdJ bic Seiebnns fransDiiider
Stiititellnneen anf bcn ybbdnsen
BON Sancunrt pcrppllitGnbigt iupr=
ben. Gt,ua $50 8efanaene ipnroem
seimad,t. sSm ltebrisen lit Die Gage
bier nnuerdnbert.
ySeitlidDe 5runt: Die 9iniien ba-
ben ihrc srOktc pffeniipe StGrfc tpGb-
renb bes seitrigen slbenos nnb Ser
gsadlt seseist. Sic branscn in sicnl-
li6 grocer 3nbl iuieberbplt ppr &c.
gen bic bentidJen Stellnnscm BEL Sa-
eobitabt nnb ben bortigen griifen-
fupf, nnb nadlfen andl bier gngriffe
nnf bic ocntidJcn Sinicn n6rolidl pun
Gio5p.
ygln Scr 5runt nurSmeitlidl BON
Fpitapp bat Die GAIL Der BON nns &C.
npmmenen 8efangenen IA Cffisiere
mnb SS9 Nfnnn erreidt. Die 3miien
baben in bieier 8egeno feline ueiterem
gngriffc ppn @ifltigfeit nntermpm.
men, angenidDeinlidl wegen Der iflipe-
rem @erlnite, bic iie erlitten baben.
Sic brnngen mehrmals nit friiden
Srnppen pur nnb madltcn Inariffe
sluiidcn benz 9tarpes. nnb @isernies.
See.
rSie sroRen Cpfer, Die Sie Gniien
am %annidlaften nnb Innition bel
oieien 9lnsriffen bradten, baben if
men andJ nidDt BEN serinsiteu Sorteil
segcniiber DEN mneridiittertsn bent
idlen Steunngen einsctragen.
Spubun, %. Mdrs. Der NOR
mesiidle Sampfer Sannif nnb Der
britiidle Sampfer SEQ Serpent iinb
iuie Climb mittelt, ncrienft norben.
Die Nanniflaft bes eritsenannten
Shiffes iuurbe serettet, bns Sfif.
ial Der anoeren geiasmns lit nod
nifDt befannt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
MiQionen=S6a0en
6urdb eSeuersbrunf>
Mugmita, Ga., nnb gfaibuiqe,
Senu., bttroffen.

gen inb eill5eInc 9iirger bon Roib-
bile ioreen beute fiir 5000 Yerionen,
Die 6urd oas Seuer oboodlos iDur-
ocn, bus scitern nnhnlittag Guit
Haibpilc bcinliudte, 600 @obnhait-
ier eiuGi6crte, ell, NeilI6enleben for
6erte uno einen Sad)idoben in Der
!Sobe pom 81 100000 onrihtetc.
0fili5 rpuroc bon 8oi,u. 9fpe nbge-
ionot nno pntrouiIlicrt ieBt oic8rano-
itatte. Inn Gigentlim 81 beId)iisen
itnO Yliinoeritneen Su perbiitcn
Sas cine Spier bes 9runOcs mar
cin 9teger. Gielc onoere Berionen
murOcn perlcbt, ober feline ernItlid].
Ser 9rano brad ans, als Elm flei-
ner Sslrnge eincn brcnnenoen 3ipirrl-
faaen aiif einen uofantcn Gouplab
mari. Gic SGqemiible ipltroc 5ucrit
6erItort. Sie Slanmen perbreiteten
iid rapid ouf ell groBes ytescruiertel,
mo iie, Don itarfenl @iroc angefadlt,
ieocs Sous einGi6erten. 0onn teilten
iid Die Slninmen. Gin Cell 5og oft
mdrts burh bie Siebte Strabe, Der
onoere burd Die fiinfte 9lbenlte. Gin
8cbiet pon oreiBig 3lod5, in Dem lid
uiclc foItbore @ohnbd,iicr gfaibuiae's
bcfanoen, puroe gdn5lidl eineedi9crt.
9ort fielen alb nlehrerc airdcn Den
1Slumnlen 5ilm Haub. 9tud)ocm sic
tcioen tSlamnenitrome mebrerc Stra-
Ben meit parallel ge5oger iparen, ocr-
einigten lie lid ipieoer.
Snfolae ocs itnrfcn Shirmes mo-
rem Die 9emiibirgen Der Seueripebr
nergebli6. Crit als iih Der &inb
Icgte, fonnte bas Seuer unter aon-
trolle eebrad]t peroen.
Rot in Earis, Scr, semiloert.
8aris, Ser, %. Ot6rS. 0as
Silisperf iiir Die 5000 8erionen, Die
hur6 bas Seuer pom 0ienitae abeno
cboo6los ipilr0en, gebt beute ropib
portpGrts. 8roBe 9eloilnnmen tpir-
oen in Enris intb Nahboritdbten auf-
aebrod,t ino ourd, oen Silfs-glus-
idlIB perteilt. SunOerte bon Gerio-
ncn If)liefen ailf 8aienfl11en uno in
offentIi6en 8ebdroen. @nbnitationen
ipurbcn in SdlafrGlime fiir s5rauen
uno GinOer umgeipnnbelt. Die elite
Der Neni6enopfer trGgt tpeiter brei
Namen uno cine pierte Terion miro
nod pernliBt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
SOSialiitiide &coaftenrc
wegen SDdDerrats
Derbaftct.

Stodho I'm, %. @2Gr5. lleber
2onoon. Trei io5inliitiid,e &eoaf-
tcure, Soeglilnb, SIielllno iurb Se.
BON, iinb utter Der 8eiduloisung
ocs !6o9perrats nerbaftet tporbcn,
neil iie in elmer Organization i6lpc-
bidder So5ialiiten Die 9lmobme
zines 8eidliiiies nernnlabt batten,
ndd Dem Elm 8eneralitrife nno cine
8epolution berporgerufen rperbcn
ip1te, ials S6tpeben in ben 9rieg
eintritt.
Die %erbnfhing erfolete auf Ser
longen Der fonigstreuen gldtter nof
9eitraflute Der fo5ialiitiifcn 5iibrer.
Der @orfaa bot UNTO groBeres auf-
ieben erregt, OILS Soegliinb cincs Der
ongeiebeniten 0titelieoer oes if)pc,
biidlen Yarlaments 1T.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
HOalb NmunOienS nene
NDrOpDlfabrt.

9onbon, %. 0t1rs. 9opitGn
9ioalo slmlnoien bot 5ufolee einer
9cpeid)e aus Gbriitianio Den 8eginn
elmer nciien 3oropoIfobrt fir oos
6riibiabr 1916 in Nusiift genon,-
men. "a Die 8elbperhdltniIie iest
gilnitiger iino, bat er iih entihloiien,
Die ibm bonn Stortbing Dor Dem 9lus-
bru6c bes arieges betpiaigte Inter
itiisung bon 100000 aronen an5u-
ncbnlen.
Der SoriGer beabiihtiet. Gin
neiies Motorfabr5eug bon 100 Cont
nen 81 benusen unb bon Der @eb.
rirgiirabe aus iind) Dem Vol 5ll
iegeln uno iiber Spisbcrgen unO
9ronIanb suriid5ufebren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
Sorpeoiernna Ser Snbantia ansse-
iflluiien.

ge Rim. %. WGrs, iiber San.
title. &idarb S6iaine, ein nuturuli-
iierter 9lmerifaner ino sleid)deitig
aoniul fiir Guatemala in Sti,tt9art,
lit bortbin Siiriidacfebrt unS erfldrt
in einer llnterrcoling nit einem Ser
freter Der lleberiee 9fa6ridteuagen-
mr., Oie 9eboiiptirns, oab Der Oam-
pier Subaiitin bon einem Saud)boote
torpeoicrt purOe, lei cine irrise. Gr
betonte, cs iei unntoglid) getpcierl, oaB
Scr 0ampfer aus perieben torpeoiert
ipurOe, tpcil er eIeftriid]e S6ilbcr be-
leuf)tet trug, Die ieinen Hamen unb
9sotionalitdt gaben. Sdilling be.
boliptet fortgeiest, boB Der 0anlpfer
nii cine treibenbe Wine itieb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
SransOiiide Sarf seinnfen.

9on0on, %. MGr5. 9lopo be-
rihtet, bob bic iran5oiiid)e 9arf Sou-
goinoiGe pericnft iporben lit. % 0fit.
glieber Der gcinsrng iinb ouf See
alfgeianunelt fuorben.
Gie gougainpile fiibr am 21. slu.
quit b. ). bon Gan sSrarcisco naf
9onoon ab, iino Die lesten 9ta6rif-
ten iiber iie lailten bobill, baB JIG bon
,Salmoiitb i'm Sebruar ipeitergefabren
iei. Sic gehorte nadl gtautes, no lie
i'm Sabre 1902 aeballt tpitrOc. Sbr
8ebaIt betrug 224S Sonnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
Qeutiflc Oifiiicrc

England pcrurteilt. Gin crglii6cs
8riegsseri6t in 9sbilberas perur.
teilte ben 6Iieeerleiitnant Otto 5bc-
len unb ben 2eltraiit sur See Sons
aeilbod fpesen eines @eriuas, aus
benl 9efanecneIiIager bon SoIpport
su fIieben. 5u 8 Monaten WsiIitdrbaft
In Der Gaierne m Chelmsford.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-23
Sampfer Sona-Slse in 9citb nngc-
fpmmen.

1DrtnteH.
9onOon, %. NiGr5. Ser nor
De9iide 0ampfer Song. SIgc lit in
Seitb inter Siibriing eiiier britiid)en
Eriiennlannifuft angcfonlmen.
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