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New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

dated sediments. contains numerous data in regard to such wells, and gives detailed directions for driving and finishing them in a manner to obtain large supplies at a minimum cost. On this subject the report says, in part:
 Tn order to get the most satisfac- tory results where the water bearing deposits include coarse material and where large quantities of water are desired, as for municipal or industrial supplies, the ordinary strainers should not be used. but the water should be admitted to the well through the casing by Derforating it with numerous circular holes at least a quarter of an inch in diameter or through sIits at least a quarter of an inch wide. After the perforatiorS have been made and the casing is in place the well should be thoroughly cleaned out, in order to remove the fine sediments and give the water free access to the well. This can best be done by first using sand bucket or sand pump and then apply ing an air lift. If air lift is not available, rapid pumping with a cen trifugal or other pump may be used Strong wells may be developed by re- moving large quantities of sand and silt and thus leaving a thick layer of clean gravel around the intake of the well.
 Copies of the report on ground water in the Waterbury area, Con- necticut (Water- Supply Paper 397,) may be obtained free of charge by
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

CT has played an important part in these as well as in nearly all the other industries in the area Practically all the surface waters in the Waterbury area are now in Use for developing power, for public consumption, or for olsposing of sewage and factory wastes; and catchment areas havc been acquired at considerable dis tances beyond the limits of the Wa terbury area for municipal supplies The report shows that in some parts of the Naugatuck river valley therc which extend more than 100 feet below the bed Of the stream and which are broad enough to afford storage for large quantities of water that may be recovered by means of driven wells. Some of the smaller communities, such as the villages of Beacon Falls Thomaston. and possi- bly, Seymour. could obtain their sup plies from wells of this kind, and although, because of the availability of surface water. the ground water could probably not be economically used at present as a source of supply by city as large as Waterbury, the cities of Waterbury, Ansonia and Naugatuck can no doubt obtain sup plementary supplies from under ground sources when the need for more water arises.
 Use Driven Wells.
 "The report recommends the use of driven wells where large supplies are to be obtained from the unconsoi-
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
SAYS DRINK LEMONADE
 FOR RHEUMATISM
Wear Warm Clothes in Winter and Take One-half TeaspoOnfuI of RheUma Once a Day to Drive
 Rheumatic Poisons From
 Your System.
Your System.

Your System.
 Sufferers can get measure of re- lief by keeping the feet dry, drinking plenty of lemonade and avoiding al- coholic beverages, but if you really want to get rid of rheumatism with all it's agony, pain and misery you must drive from your system every bit ot poisonous secretions that lodge in the joints and muscles.
 Clark & Brainerd Co.,, and all drug gists are now offering to the public for about 50 cents a prescription called Rheuma that is so powerful that with in two days after you take the first dose you will feel that the uric acid poison is leaving your body.
 Rheuma seldom fails; it overcomes the torturing pain, 1imbers up and re- duces stiff, swollen joints and drives the soreness from inflamed muscles. Anybody can try it, for it is free from opiates and is harmless. If two 50- cent bottles don't prove that you can get rid of rheumatism or neuritis for ever, your money is waiting at your drlogist'S. --a- -..--.- -. B .. t#' 'N f+AiNh
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

bring! and at that word what Wo- | does not think of pretty, new sg In a shop on the avenue I saw ee very smart ones; one, of black
 n, the large brim faced with red her, the edge trimmed with four
 c ouillings of red ribbon. and Q
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

broad band of leather around the crown, finished by pump bow. An other was of black chip straw with a band of violet ribbon and little pink roses trimming the base of T high stove pipe crown. The third W;ls of old gold straw dented into 9 small tur- ban shape and trimmed with three brown ostrich DlumoS
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

Doric Council, R. & A. s. M, Will work the super master degree at us meeting March 8. Past Thrice Illus trious Master Grove w. Wooster will have charge of the work and Ionic council of Bristol will be present.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

This is one of the prettiest of the conn., bination under garments for which the &eason Is remarkable. It IS essentially dainty and charming and the lines of the corset cover make 1t especially admirable Tor evening wear. The skirt may be made just as a petticoat or can be made to become drawers, as 1t is finished with or without the extension on the back edge. For the drawers this extension Is but toned onto the front. On the figure, the material is crepe de chine with lace band Ing as trimming. In one of the smaller views, fine white batiste is shown with hem-stitched edges. Both treatments are pretty and both are fashionable. The drawers may be made with straight or curved lower edges.
 For the medium size will be needed 25s yards of material 3o or A inches wide with 4 yards of lace.
 The pattern 8ooI is cut in three sizes small 34 or 3o, medium 3S or 40, large 42 D. A inches bust measure. It will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department Of this paper, on receipt ot ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11

applying to the Director. U. S. Geo. logical Survey, Washington. D. c.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-11
City Mems

Emelie Dydzuhn has transferred land and buildings on Spring street to Pasquale CarozZa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
COMMITTEE TO
RECEIVE BURTON
Dell CATION OF REPRESENTA-
TIVE CITIZENS TO ENTERTAIN
HONORED GUEST.
Much Enthusiasm Being Manifested at
Coming Of Prominent Ohioan TO
Speak at Dinner

Do was statcd at ruc Board of Trade
yesterday hat the names of the recep-
uou committee TO receive and enter
tain the Honorable Theodore T. Bur
ton. az Ohio, upon his visit 10 this
city. would be- announced this week.
Tin" committee will BE- made up of
90 large number of representative citi-
Gems Do weather conditions permit -
likely that the distinguished visitor
viii Dee shown about the city by an
automobile party
senator Burton viii probably arrive
here loo the forenoon Of February %
and h" Uuariered a. one Of the prom
Tnur ho els. where he Will receive his
many friends of This community. Dur
ing The evening Doc will De the prin-
..pal speaker and honor guest al the
Board of Trades annual America
F.r-'' dinner bon the Market Auditor
uu. Each day more interest is be
ar manifested in the coming event
The dinner viii be- attended by fully
500 prominent manufacturers. bust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
In
SHERIFF RACE
WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE
MENT
Has Many Friends Throughout the
County Who Will Rally 10
His Support

Carl Sobanski makes his formal an
nounCemen, as a candidate for the Re
publican nomination FOR the sherinalty
in another column OF this mornings
lntellisencer.
For several weeks IL has been under
stood that Alr. Sobauski was TO be a
candidate. but until this morning he
has made no definite statement Of his
intentions
Mr. Sobanski. who has been a resi-
dent of Wheeling since 1854. Is well
known throughout the county. and has
many warm friends who viii rally 10
his support. At the present time be is
connected with the Conservative Life
Insurance company. and is one OF the
most efficient life insurance men IN
The upper Ohio valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
LINsLV FRESHMEN.
Arc Planning Luncheon to Be Held on
March Third

The Linsly freshmen class is plan
ming 100 give a luncheon and party in
On" armory az the school ON March g.
The students are making an effort to
raise $1,000 20 De added To the perma-
nent endowment fund and they are
planning this feature along these lines.
The members % the class will furnish
the eats for the occasion They
have already raised $500 and with this
and other events that are planned for
the late winter and spring. they eX-
poet TO have the desired amount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
BOAT TRIP TO MARDI GRAS
WILL BE AN ENJOYABLE ONE
THREE PACKETS WILL CONVEY
ENCURSloNtSTS FOR AFFAIR
m CRESCENT CITY
Will Pass Through Wheeling Latter
Part Of Next Week Picking
Up Local People.

owing To- the increasing popularity
OF river route excursions there will be
three boats make the tfip irom Pitts
bursh 20 New Orleans conveying tx
cufslonlsts 10 the Crescent city for the
annual Mardi Gras go De- held In that
cry boz March. These boats VIII leave
Pittsburgh. Friday February %. ana
pass through Wheeling one day fntcr
picking up a number OF local persons
who are 20 make the Trip. \ feature
OF this years excursion is that Ih.
passengers may make the gou. trap
by boat aud return By ran
The Eulf coast steamer -. James
"a III Dee the nr-f boat to leave the
smoky city and the next DAY il VIII
be followed by the Homer smith and
another boat To be selected later.
The distance via water from " hecl-
ing 10 New Orleans is 1886 miles. 10
takes siN Gays on the going Trip and
about twice as ion- coming up stream.
The number Of passengers on each
boat viii be- limited 20 loo.
Ever-chansins Scenes.
The trip is one that Las with %
s"ch a variety OF cver-onausIng scenes
and pieasurablc excitement that 10 Is
never forgotten 1y the tourisr From
The time of leaving the city until III.
travellers destination is reached there
l- constantly before him a panoramic
view OF the -roat ohio and Ml,-i~,ip,i
valleys with their wonderful and lI--
toric points of interest and 81 oouuu-
ual chain ui towns. Villages and cities.
all adding to IN, delightful experience
of tlO-, who enjoy nature,
I NH U.auHuHfIEuF H.W.r.r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16

ness and professional men OF the
Wheeling district
Today is the last day for the youths
to send in their essays on "Americ-
First The winner will be- awarded
$40 and his or her essay will be read
az the dinner. The essay must not eN-
coed $50 words and should be directed
TO Il b. Naylor. secretary of Wheeling
Board of Trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-16
YEAR IN JAIL.
JACK McGinty Was Unable 70 Furnish
Peace Bond Yesterday

Because he could not furnish peace
bond, Jack McGinty was sentenced TO
one year in Jail yesterday by SquiGf
bobbs The complaining witness was
tatherine Nixon who claimed ne
threatened her life NcGinty was also
found guilty ~ being intoxicated and
must serve thirty days on this charge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

gta6 Der Grmprbung bes @r5bers
3ogs 15rau5 6eroiuanO unb ietHer
Satin, Der 6iiritin DON 9o3erIberg, IN
seraieno, BEN gtttentat, bas bic e:s
9entlite urIa6e bes segenndrtigen
Strteges 6iloete, er5ob bic 0iterrei4iitc
ReQieruno fprmeu Die Qntldge 9esen
Ulaior SantoTIi6, er babe aug Dem
ier6iI6en 2lrieral bic Reooloer geltes
iert. nit oenen Der Dpppelmoro per-
iibt nuroe. Sn Der Giterrei6ii4en yIOz
te pom %. Suli 1914 puroe Don Ser
bien oas Iofortige gerIpre4en gefors
bert, buB bic ierbiI4e Regierung WSds
ior 9antoFih, iolpie einen ierbtl9en
Staatsbeamten, g&amens GigaNott,
per6aften Iolten, bu 8eibe bnrb bic
Oorqenommene llnteriu4ung tart
tpmpromittirt feien.
Ser6ien ernioerte, DGB Der Dtdlor
in 6aft genommsn unb ou4 Elm 0atts
befebl qe9sn Giganobic erIufIen poroen
pdre, Der eir oIterrsihif4er nntertbdn
fei. 9autoTid fisl pd9renb Der &dnIs
bfe in Ser6ien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
4emeini
Boren nun tpegen Der 9ei6lagnobme
Der 9uTtIenoungen bur6 Gn9lano,
S6peoen unb Rortpegeu pors
eeben.

8erlin IA. Ntai. C2tuf brd6t'
loIem @ege mad SapDiae.) = 4n9e@
ii6ts Der tiirsli6en 8eI6lagnu6muns
gen Der goit nun ifanoinupiiten
Sdiffen feitens Der GnglGnber unges
ahtet Der 9roteiie Der ein5elnen Res
aierungen, bsabiittigen, ME Der
lle6eriee Na9ri6tenugeutur uus &os
pen6ageu semelbet ptro, 0dnemart,
S6peben rnb ROrpegen geneins
i6aftli6 IN Der Sa6s por5ugeben.
Sin bcrartiqer S6ritt ptrb babur4
pabrI6einlib, baB GngIanb iih gte
tpeigert bat, feline 8Orgeben nit Be
aug auf bas 3uriit3aItsn Der pofs
ienbungen 5lpiiden ben geretnigtsn
Stcuten uub ben ftaHotndpiiaen
2dnbern in 8ibercrfpGguug gu Sis9en,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Weitere Seipeiie
0afiir erbrudt, buB Die ierbiI6e Res
eierung Don Dem Norbtomplott
gegen ben gr3ber5Og Jran3
sserbinano tpubte-
Gin nmtli6es S9rei6en oss SouDer'
neurs Don 9eIsrao ben DETER
rsi6erit in bic 9GnOe gefallsn.

Berlin, Il. Mai. 2tuf bru6tlos
lem @ege na9 SapOiGe. Die llsbsr>
lee Ra9ri9ten 2lseHtur bat eine
Grtldruns psr6ffsntli6t, aug weI6er
berDorse6t, baB iiber bic Sbdtistsit
bes fer6ii6en Maiprs SaHtpifia, ben
man aIs ben llrbe6er bss europdil4en
2riesss 6sSei6Hst bat, bic isrbiite
Regierung p0uig infcrmtrt mar. Die
GrtIdrung 1T ME fOlgt:
,gs pirb aus Saraistpo, gosnien,
6ertttet, bab Bel Der geiesuRg Sers
6iens our9 Die Dfterreiaifa ungaris
iten Sruppeu Sas foIssnos Sariits
ftiid gsfuuoeH ipurbe.
ppli5eibeporismeut Der Stubt gelsrab.
Drummer (pertpurIid).
geIsraS, II. SUM 1914.
GH Ben Teiuiiter bes Snnern:
Sd babe bic ghre, 81 beri6ten, odB
seftern abeub brei ebemaIise 6ranctis
reure i'm gluftrogs Oes Wluiors Sans
toFi6 ben Gissntbimsr Der 3eitung
ygaltan" SOstpOit Saoic. beIuaten.
9antOTi6 pinI6t, SaB unter teiusn
llmitGnoen in Der 3eitung ettpus iiber
Die 9er6inbungsn bes Giganopic nit
gelsrabsr psrlDnIiateitsn psrDffents
li6t unb bab nt6ts seiast pirb, mas
iresnS einen Ssrbsn tompromittiren
t0nnte, ba aroernfaGs bic Joleen pers
bGngniBOOIl iein tOnntsh SD babe
Rabnabmen setrpffeu, Itur bic RuneH
Der brei eenannten 5ranetireurs 81
srmiiteln.
(se5.) @punsrreur bon 9elera0
Crane irIsisrli4),
q n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Nergebens
gemiiben iib bic Rufen, perlprsnt
StelIunsen i'm aautaius 5uriid,
5uerobern.
Sbre Gngriffs tpsrben Don ben tiirtis
iden Sruppen prompt absss
ipieIen.
Die tiiriiide 9lriillsrie ridtet fur,ht.
bare @erfuiiitllnsen unter ben
iib 5uriid5iebenben RuFen an.

>-
Ronitdntinopel, pia 2onboH,
ID. Wai. = Die folsenbe dmtlihe Be-
tanntmadung purbe am Sonntag
bonn arisssminiiierium erlaiTen:
~an Der Srat GrOut tit bic Gage urz
perdnbert.
Sn Der aautaIus Geesnb bat Der
5einb, nd6bem er aus ieinsn Stelluns
gen i'm appe 9lbI6nitt (norbtpeftIi4
pon grSsrum) pertrisbeu fporbeH, feline
Sffsniips, bic ibm am II. Uaai nib
lang, ipisber begonnen uno cine Rsbs
pon beftissn 9lnsriifen gemadt, um
ipisbsr in ben geiib Der perlorenen
StsIluns gu sslangsu. Sisie ansrifTs
purben abeefdlassn. llniere febr
tpirtIame 9lrtiIlsrie ri6tets furhtbafs
ysrbpssrunssn inter ben ii4 5uriits
3iebenbsn fsinbliden 5ruppen an. sBir
madien stipa hunbsrt 9efangens. Sn
bsn anbsrsn @bi4nitten bisier Jront
lam es mir gu 9OrpOiteHgefe4teH.
Gin f.inbIi9sr 2reu5sr perfudte in
ben 9afsn Sisbubiit. iiiblia Don
8urla, gu selanssn. tpurbe jeood)
bur6 unisr Jeuer se3tpunesn, ii9 mad
Der SnIsl Samos 3uriidsusis6sH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Nabrunssmittel 9iftatnr
Wirb benz 8ernebmen ma d
bemnG6ftfiir b a 8 Oeuts
I3e Rei9 erHannt
peroen.

10 er D e n.
8eriin, IA. Tat, Diu 2onOOn.
= Die .&0lniI9e 3eiturg" tinbtgt
on, buB bsmnddIt bic Grnennung
zines .Rabrungsmittel 0ittdtors"
beDoritebt, Der bic Sberleitung NJ Der
Ra6rungsmittslfruge i'm gunaen Rsif
buben ioa.
Die 3eitung bemtrtt. bub angsnOms
men ptrb, bieIer neus rRabruy9s'
mittel Minilisr" fpiirbe bic obIoa
lute &ontrple iiber bic @ertbeiIunq
cer 2ebensmittel rnb Die 2ebeRsmit'
telpreiIc baben, UNI aus5uglsi6eu unt
bic Gage bebeben gu t0rnen. bic ge'
genndrtig berridt uno inter tpel6si
bic 8robftdbte rem aanobiitritter
ssgeniiber in Der 2e6eHsmittslfragt
Iebr i'm Ndftbeil iinb.
Sn sinsm 9eitdufiaB betpintomm'
net bic ,a0lniI6e 3eitung~ ben Plu
uno bstont, bab oieier plan nit ben
geidtritt oes Wliniiters bes Snnerr
Clemens 0elbrat in abioIui teiren
2uiGmmen6dnq ite6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Miblnnsen
ST Elm ansriff. ben bic sJran5Oien
auf ben 5iissl TO. 304 BEL
@eroun mu4tsn.
Zen Gnsldnbern iDuroe n0rblid bon
2lrmeniisres cine iIeine S4lappe
beissbra4t.
Dtutfds Grtunbunssabthsiluns brans
Big in Die 3ipeits einie Der gnss
lGnber elm.

. Berlin, ID. Mai. - (4uf brobts
s,Ism Wsse iiber SupDiIls.) SIN amt
Iihen 9erid. Der Obsriien !SeeresIeis
tuns bonn SDnntas pirb ssmeloet,
bab Elm qlnsriff Der GranSoisn ben
iis nit Sanbsranaien auf bic oeuts
iten Sieauneen in Der Gsgenb bes
Siigels Ro. 304 an Der 9erbun
Jroni ma9ten, abgef4lagen fporosn
iit. Der Wortlaut Der getdnnts
ma6une 1T pis folst:
Meitli4er ariesafdauplab:
Cine MISUNDERSTANDING brang
in bic sipsits ainis Oss Gsinbes in Der
gldbs bss plSsiteert Walbes, n0rblid
Dor armentisres elm, iprsngte cine
Sappe unb bradte 5ebn gefansens
snsliffe Solbaten nit. Sn Der Ge.
gsnb Don Gipen9psenSgObeIe tpurs
ben in ben SttlluHssn Der Gngldnoer
Winsn gum grplobiren gebraGt.
Die admpfe 6ei ben MiHsntri4tsrn
unb in ben S6iibensrdben nabmsn
einen fir uns erfOlsrei6en 9erlauf.
ggsitlih ppn Der Mans (9srbun
-.
aampffronD ipuroe Elm fsinoIi9er 2ln'
griif NIT 9anbsranatsn auf bic 969l
304 abeefpisisn. Die 2(rtilIerie ma,
auf bsibsn llfsrn tss GluHes aubsr.
rrosntlid ihdtig.
Ssit!ider ariegsidauplab: Ga
iinb isins @rriommniiIs pDn 6eIonbs'
rsr 8ihiieieit Su bsri9ten.
goltan arisesitauplas: Jeinbli6,
Uliseer, bic Mirobisa unb 0oirar
nit 4pmbsn btlssi.n, trurbeH burf
bas Ssuer unisrsr etbrpsbrssidiis,
psr!ritbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Sas 9entid)e 0ietd ioll oenmddft eimem
,,9,abr,tmgsmittsl= Wtiniiter" erbaltem,
Oer a6o(ntc Hontro0c l6cr Ole Oert6ei(ung unO Ole
prei(e Oer ce6ensmittel 6at
Bsnabbslsuns der GBads dur6 randdikts foil bisrdur6
verbindert Werden


Sabre 1911 Da@ t 1eddmen nn
ar,etto r4ten &ba1mg
g1a6
0r0nO bang m"1ntra 1
neenern Die sbnS Saren17
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
ssinansprngrammr

rung Wi ontag Der Oeph.
ttrtenfom ommer unter.
breiten.
gtben, 13. 0tai, pia 2cnoon Ia.
9'ai. Sie griehtife 9legieritng fat
lid arf Die Wiabnabnen geeinigt,
lUelGe iic am Miontag Der 2epiitir.
tentamnrer 5ilr gegenIpdrtigen erniten
5inan5lage iunterbreiten mill. sluber
Der proiettirten inneren glnleibe uno
Der sIusgabe Don 30.G00,000 Grad.
men Bupiergel6 obne 8etitng iiebt
Der glan aud cine abitufeu6e Steuer
iiir Erofite Der gerienoer, cine SteE.
or BON 5ebu Rro5ent fiir Die ausfG6r
BON Sabaf, ionic sie 9eiteuerltng uon
potels, Wtiiblen un6 anOeren Snoa.
itricanlagen por. 9fe geIteuerlIng Der
Ggportcure ion riidmirfeno ieiu uno
pom /. Sanuar 1915 an 0atiren. Sn
eiit5elnen 5dllen lit oieie Sterer aui
10 Sroscnt anaeiett iino Die Regie.
ring alaltbt bierour6 100000 9rad
men crsielen gu fonnen.
Gns aabinet siebt iid Der Soif.
InlIng bin, oab Die nenen Steuern etDa
cine Milion Graauten einbrinscr.
Sierbur6 ruiiroen Die Soften fir oeil
llnterbaIt ocs Seeres geoeft iper6en,
Ole iidl tiislidl auf runb 100000
Drafnen belaufen rno aliBerSeln
uiirbe ole Siesierung i'm stan6e iei.l
Die ltnteritiisingsgeloer or Die 5a.
milien Der Soloaten gu be5afAen, Die
iei. Iangem fdIig iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
llnferreSnng
sat Cir Rpger Gufemen
i'm Sptper init bret
Sreunbsn.

i'm Z o tper mi bret
Sreunben.
2onbpn, IA. Mai. = @ie rReps
nplos @eetl1" melbet bate Sir Rus
ger Guiemsnt I'M Super am Samitag
cine unterreSling nit brei 5reunben,
bic grlaubnib erbalten batter, TIN gu
beTu9en. Sein SeiurbbettsSuitano
Rat ii8 IN ben lebten sageu bebsus
teno sebefert unb es TT i6m geituts
tet fpDrben gu leien unb audi fih tdss
Ii9 auBsrbaI6 ieiuer 3eIe gu bepe=
gen.
@ie es teibt pirS bic unterbret,
tung beg 9eretsmoterials bur6 ben
9ertreter Der &rpne eesen Sir Rpger
GaIement brei uoer bier Gage in glns
ipruG nebmen. Der 9tfargene tpirb
in nlIer Ssinlihteit nab benz ppIi5ei-
aertcbt iiberfiibrt iperben uno bas
pubIitum mi. feline 8eleeenbeit err
buIteu ibu gu 9eii6t su betDmmsn,
auBer ben 9euten, beneu es seltnst
3utritt gum Seridtsiaal gu erluusen,
tpus iebu9 nit sroBen S9pieriSteiten
pertniipft fsin tptrb, beun In benz gu.
ihausrraam 1T -nas fir so psripuer
'pIas.
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Geriaser bena je


8 a r Die 3 q bl Ser g[ r belt r.
an itanb e in 9 eutf9lon6
i'm OerfIoiienenSabr.
Berlin, IA. Mni, pia 2ortoon.
Sm traien @egenias 5u oen 8eridter
iiber Die nrgebliden glrbeiterfrabaQe
III 3eutidlan6, lpelne BON 3eit 6lt
3eit in Der n1sIdnoiiben Breiie auf.
tautcn, iteben Die 3nblen, ole m oenI
SuDresberid)t oeS Statiitiiden 9feidjs.
ANTS fiir Dos 9abr 1915 erttbalter
iin0. &aut Dem Beri6t lDnren nab.
reno Ser II 0&onate ieit 9eginn oes
Sricgs bis Gnoe oorige1l SSubres III
gun5 GcrtidyIaio 167 Streifs uab
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glusItdn6er un0 glusi6IieBlrnger be.
troffen pltroen, belief iif auf tlrsgc-
iamnlt 1880.
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ser Der 9Il1sitdn0igen oret uro eincn
baIben glrbeit5tag perlorert Die 3orl
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1915 fIeiner, oeun ie 5unor.
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Daruntr 535 ensliTde. 81 frans5fiide
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SIT otm Syran3oien ein Mn9riif aaf oea
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Sm bic Gee
StIr5te an Der aiiHe BON
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mer 81 iein. Die itnIieniiden gebSr-
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rihtet .ibcr einen aneeblid, am Srei.
tag erfoIeten llieaerangriff aili
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