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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
LOUISA SPOTSYLVANIA
DISTRICT AGAIN ACTIVE
Sections of Country Is That of Virginia Lead and Zinc
Company, of Which Berkeley Williams, of Richmond,
Is Presdent-C & 0. Building Connection

posts. The ore bearing sericite schists
OF Cam brian age have also been rut
by tgneous rocks. chiefly of a basic
character. which were injected during
ne volcanic activity of the late Trias.
sic or pre-Cretaccous period, when
liberalization of the assures in the
Ia iTahFiaIf rocks WAS accomplished by
ascending thermal waters carrying the
mineral values in solution
The geology Of the valzineo ore oc-
currence is typical of the district The
country rock is a mica schlst. which
is perhaps TO be orrelated with the
Loudoun formation OF the Lower
Ca n1briau. Locally 1t is horn blendic.
chlorittc and gsrnetiferous The sub
sequent naturalization OF these assures
has resulted in a vein system OF the
combined filing and replacement
type
The mine has been devoloped AZ
three levels. the 10o-foot. the 800
foot and thu 200-foot, by drifts, cross
cuts and raises, through a single COM
partrnent shaft. which Is now ap-
preaching the 25o-foot level, where
prosecuting TO the vein rtu begin
within the next fortnight When the
mine was frst opened a slope was put
down on the vein for the frst 20 feet
10y a iCSi SCS's di4G II plh lHdt point
| down the shaft was sunk vertically
Tho 1o0-toct level marks the contact
I between the sulphides and the ox1dtxed
portion OF the vein at the point where
, the shaft is located Short drifts have
been driven north and south, and
cross-cuts both east and west at this
fevei. exposing high-grade ore. The
5o-foot level has been carried south
for a distance Of about 200 feet from
the shaft. and north about 400 feet.
with cross-cuts and raises. Drifting
! on the 200-foot level extends about 70
feet south and about $50 feet north
from where the cross-cut from the
shaft meets the vein. Slopes have
foot level to the 1o0-foot level
The ore body. as exposed in these
workings. consists OF mixed, granu-
lar blende and galena. with a rela-
lively small percentage OF pyrite. and
varying amounts OF chalcopyrtte. The
chief ganguo mineral is quartz The
foot wall OF mica schist Is clearly de-
fined. while the hanging wall Of the
Same material has ~becn highly min
eralized through metasomatic re-
placement for distances up to twenty
six feet from the foot wall. The
average width Of the ore body as
! thus far, exposed Is in excess OF ten
feet The following measurements
Of the ore in the three principal slopes
are enlightening on this point:
Slope No. !, north end. four to stx
feet Of high-grade ore. eleven feet OF
mineralized schist: south end. twen-
ty feet of mineralizsd schist, SIX feet
OF high grade ore.
Slope No. 2, south end. three feet
Of high grade ore, eight and one-half
feet Of mineralized schist: north end,
six feet OF high-erade ore. hanging
wall not yet pierced
Slope No. 8, north end. four feet
Of high grade ore: extent Of mineralf-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
SAYS S. g. Garrett. OF University

SAYS S. c. Garrett, OF University Of
Virginia, IN current issue OF the Man
ufac,urers Record
The Louisa Spotsyiyania District OF
Virginia. one Of the oldest mining dis
tricts o. this oountr,. IS at present the
scene OF considerable ACTIVITY. The
importance Of this region w .the min
ing Industry IS attested by the tact that
for many years II has placed Virginia
far IN the lead Of 81 other States in
the production 81 pNrIta The mines
of this portion Of the Piedmont Sec
taesf-Afa t--==-r tf-t1es1 fc,r ron. cop
per and pErite. and recently rich
strikes Of lead-Zinc ore have been
made both In Louisa County and
spotsvivania Countq. but particularly
in the latter
As aarIv as 1894 the lirnonite caps
~ere worked 10 4 depth ~ from 40
10 50 feet for the iron content A.
later date the production ~ pvrite
commenced During the iron lining
period the limoni'e cappIngs or COS
sans. OF the pyrite deposits were de-
veloped and mined while the less ex-
tenSve gossans marking the outcrops
OF lead-zinc VEINS were allowed to re-
main untouched The significance Of
the iron cap was not appreciated by
the miners OF that DAY The pyrite
bodies were discovered simply as a
result Of carving iron mining opera
lions 10 the lower limit OF the belt
OF weather!ng. It remained for a
later generation to discover the me-
tar1c ores
or the mines recently opened up in
this district. the most nota BILE example
is the Valzineo mine. which Is being
operated by the Virginia Lead and
Zinc Corporation, OF which Mr..
Berkeley Williams. OF Richmond. is
president. This mine Is located in
! the southwestern part of Spotsylvania
County. about fourteen miles in a
northeastern direction from Mineral.
station on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. and about six miles from
finders, a station on the Piedmont.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road
The rocks Of this portion Of the
Piedmont District have undergone In
tense regional metamorphism. They
consist essentially of crystalline
schists. granite and granite gneiss in
truded by bikes OF granite and basic
igneous materials Overturned or
isoclinal folds characterize the struc-
! ture. The strike Of these folds pre-
serves a general northeast-southwes
direction. while the prevailing dip Is
to the southeast. The strikes Of the
veins and OF the schistosity as we'll as
Of the contact between schist and
granite all conform In a general way
to this northeast strike Of the folds.
Field evidence supports the view that
these schists were derived from a
granite land mass. and laid down on
the shore lines Of the latter The old
est rocks OF the district are the pre-
Cambrian hornhlende schists. which
have been intruded by rocks Of
granttic type prior TO the deposition
|of the now metamorphosed Cambrian
sediments, IN which occur the ore de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
RESERVE BANK REPORT
SHOWS BUSINESS G00O

splen ara business conditions
throughout the States of Virginia,
Maryland. the Carolinas and the
larger part OF West Virginia, COM
prising the Fifth Federal Reserve
District, ar erehe.ted in the state
ment issued yesterday by Governor
George J. Seay. of the Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank showing con-
ditions OF that Institution at the
close OF the weeks business.
The report shows that the total OF
redtscounts for mem Der banks IN the
district is smaller than In several
months. indicating that N y
throughout the district is more plen-
tiful than for some time past and
that there is less need for loans The
total OF rediscounts for the week Ia
s333425.
The resources OF the Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank are now s39,-
2s.,140 and the gold reserve against
all liabilities is 81 per cent Fed
eral reserve notes in circulation total
sS,G96.s45.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
LARGE DEVELOP EHTS
THROUGHOUT TIE SOUTH
Iron. Steel Coal and Coke Enterprises
Prominent Among Leaders Re-
quiring Great capitalization,

Baltimore Md. Not. 4,-Blg de-
velopments requiring large iuNestm EMS
of capital are among the many I'M
portart Southern industrial announce
ments OF the past week. as cleaned
from the details presented in today s
Manufacturers Record. Iron. steel.
coal and coke enterprises were es-
pecially prominent, including i'm
portant purchases and awards of con-
tracts These included a 1000, 900
order BY the Bethlehem tPa-l Steel
Corporation for the construction OF
four additional IRON furnaces. open
hearth steel plant plate mills etc.
for the Perm Mary steel Company's
works al Sparrovs Point. This big
contract TX n connection with the
plans of The Charles NJ Schv-ah in
terests tor investing from $4,000, 600
20 $40, 600, 900 for improvements and
additional plants At Sparrovs Point.
An important purchase. involving
about $500 oo0, was that OF the Semet-
Solrs4I Gem FaRH- Syracuse, Ny.
from the Alabama Company of Biz
mingham II calls for 400 acres OF
bama. and will be followed by mining
developments With coke nnanufactur-
ing and other kindred plants. The
Semet- Solvay management also IN
corrorated the Edgewater Coal Com
pany of Ashland, ~. a 100000 cor
poraton, to develop Kentucky coal
properties recently purchased by the
Kentucky Solvay Coke Company.
which ie controlled b. the Ser,ct-Sol-
way Company. The Kentucky corpo-
, ration will increase It's ca pttaliza ton
from S1.soo.ooo to s225o ooo in con-
nection with plans for these and other
additional developments,
Other important announcements
were: 81. 500. 600 company to manu-
facture paper at Hattiesburg. Miss. +:
81. 0oo.o company to build 50-ton-
daily-capacity paper-pulp mill near
Savannah. Ga. $1.442.ss4 contract for
building government drydock at Nor
folk nav yyard: 100000 corporation
to manufacture brass tubing and other
similar products at Baltimore: $780,
900 investment for a 1.5oo-ton daily
capacity coal-mining plant at Prairie
Creek, Ark.
From the many other industrial an
nouncements all detailed in the Man
ufacturers' Record, are taken the fol-
lowing brief references.
Holland Manufacturing Company.
Gastonia. N. c.. increased capital by
$15o,ooo to build additional cotton
yarn mill.
Huntington Clay Products Com
pany. Huntington, W Va. organized
with 100000 capital TO manufacture
paving and building tile
England Public Service Company,
Engl&nd. Ark, incorporated with
100000 capital to build electrtc-ught
plant.
White Cliffs Lime Company. White
Cliffs Ark. incorporated with $500
600 capital to crush limestone for
fertilizer.
George L Roberts, Sarasota, Fla.
will organize $4,000 company to en-
large his shipyards by adding marine
railway. machine shop and other ia
cilittesS
Cook Duck Mills. Cedartown, Ga.
organized with $15o,00o capital to es-
tablish 3.500-spindle and eighty-loom
electric-driven plant for manufactur-
ting cotton duck
Carolina Acid Wood Company.
Statesv!f1e, N. c., incorporated with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
BIG ENTERTAINMENT At
Y. N. c. A. TUESDAY NIGHT
Election Returns VIII be RecAved
From 8 O'Clock Until Midnight
win Have Refreshments.

One OF the most interesting enter
tainnaents ever given at the Central
Y. NJ. G. A. will be that Of election
night, Tuesday, from = o'clock until
midnight, when election returns will
be received over q special Western
Union wire and program OF musical.
athletic and other numbers will be
given. Refreshments will be served
during the evening from "jitney'
booths in charge Of the Boys Bible
Study Club. and the proceeds will be
for the purchase OF a folding organ
for the boys department The en-
tertainment Is complimentary to
senior members and their lady and
gentlemen guests. The program is
as follows:
Lobby. s:15 p. M-Blake. the car
toonist and Polk Miller's old South
Quartet
Gymnasium. 9 P. NJ.
Election returns begin
Old South Quartet.
Calisthenics-Y O un Mems Night
Class.
Old South Quartet.
Apparatus Exhibition Toung
Mems Night Class.
Old South Quartet.
Basketball-Senior Teams.
Old South Quartet.
voileyhall Business Man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
new BUSINESS BODY
TO ELECT OFFICERS
alberta Boosters Get Membership or
Every Man In Town. Oyster sup
per NOV. 10.

Alberta Va. Nov. 4--The business
men OF Alberta who recently secured
the services OF Horace r. Smith, OF
Richmond. TO assist them in orga nizing
live Business Mems ASSOCIATION, have
secured the cooperation OF every maj
In town. Each Will Join and give his
financial and moral support Every
man Is pledged 70 give from one TO
ten dollars per month
meeting Will be held on Novemb Der
10 for the purpose OF electing per
manent officers and after all business
Is dispatched they will assemble in
( g spacious dining room OF the Alberta
Hotel, where an oyster roast will be
served
Colonel Julian Fl Hill cashier OF
the National State and City Bank, OF
Richmond, will be the chief speaker OF
the evening. Horace F. Smith and H.
W Fehsenfeld OF Richmond Will be
among the invited guests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
SCRUPULOUSLY AVOIDING
ALL CAUSE OF FRICTION

washingtonso v. 1T became
known toda1SSIlat Germany is scrupu-
lousy avoiding any possible trespass
upon Dutch territory. and to this end
refrains from sending her forces upon
territory that Is in dispute between
the two countries.
Along q large part Of the Dutch
German frontier is highway. be-
longing to both. and maintained by
tho two countries IN the province
OF Lmburg there Is stretch OF the
road which some persons claim IL in
Dutch territory. Although 1t has not
been 30 adjudicated. the German gov
eminent gave instructions that during
the war 1t should be treated as Dutch
territory. and ordered built a now
highway tndisputable within German
jurisdiction. connecting with the road
where It enters into tho disputad terri
tory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
Cannon and Ward
Inspecting Route

Newport News, Nov, 4-President
Frank S. Cannon, Of the Newport
News Washington Short Line, accom-
panied by Claiming VI. Ward. chief
engineer OF the road, Edward p. Vim
ing, trathc expert and Mr.. Ryan.
representing financial interests In New
York left here in an automobile for an
inspection trip over the proposed route
for the road
Mr., Cannon IS extremely optirn tst!o
over the outlook and said that he was
confident that every obstacle in the
way OF constructing the road will soon
be out Of the way
Mr. Cannon also announced the
appointment OF o. D. Batchelder.
OF New York formerly OF this
city, as local attorney for the COM
pany with headquarters in Newport
News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
Start Big Stone
| Cap Furnace Soon

Bristol. Nov, 4.-The Intermont
Coal and Iron Corporation. which has
begun the rehabilitation of the Big
Stone Gap iron furnace, which had
stood idle so long as to require extern
sive repairs, Is pushing the work
along and expects TO have the plant
In operation by January /. r. Tate
Irvine Is president of the company.
and DR.. J. W. Kelly is general mana
ger. In an interview here. Mr. Irvine
stated that the remodeled plant will
have a daily capacity of $50 tons Of
pig iron. It Is the purpose Of the
company to operate the plant to its
full capacity, depending upon the
nearby ore supplies force OF men
is now at work in the mines and an
ore supply Is being provided,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
INTEREST CENTERS IN
GOOD ROAD MEETING

Roanoke, Nov. much intsrest
has been aroused IN the good roads
meeting which will be held in LEX
inston on Saturday. Novembe II. for
the purpose OF planning a better road
from Stanton to Roanoke. letter
from the chairman of the board OF
supervisors of Rockbridge Cour "
says that court Will adjourn at II
clock on the 18th in order to give
the room to the good roads session.
The Botetourt board OF supervisors
Will be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
Cranking Oar, Breaks Arm.

Staunton, Nov. Claude Htner.
driver Of the National car on the F7lltz
auto line between this city and Ear-
rison burg, had his right arm broken
during the morning while attempting
TO crank the car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05

! Continued on Second PaxA.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
ueber Sic Stsumne mnieres
EanHes 3attt t)cltfrieo

ankerte lid purise WudJe 8arbiual
Gibbons einem Gertretcr hes yWturn=
ing Stur" in Hew Orleans, Ga,
gcseuiiber. rAmerita", 10 iagte sc.
Gminen5 II. a., ,bdttc piel oa5u bet
trasen f6nnei, ben Srieg 81 perfiir5en,
,ueun eS bnrdauS neutral gciueicn
,uGrc NIB if seiucisert bate, am
irseltb zines Der friesiiibrenoen CLIMBER
Munitiun 81 perfaufen. Sas wiiroe
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tiuus= Sabrifanten uaren nidt iunber.
lid entsiift seiueien bauun." geoeuts
lam lit bic pun Sr. Gntinei5 aISge-
iprud)ene @arnung: ,Mmerifaner iulls
ten iid biiten, fir anbcrc gDlfer- bic
&aitanien aus bent Scuer 5u bplen .
ib buffe NIB pertrane, bnR allies &C.
iheben ,uirb. nm eiit iuld' entietlihes
llnsliif (oaS Ginsreifen Der Ser.
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biiten, unb bak bic Wadnner an Der
Spite u~uierer &esiernns bnsm ieben
perSen, pae annere @6lfer urs nitt
in bieicn 8onftift serren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
SSISlinse Scr Ssatfinan;
ihGnocn 9lmcrifa's Haneu; anacz
icbcuc Imerifnucr Su 0uniten
Der Gutcntc.

Sctrpit. Did. - Hcftor uub
Senat Der lInipcriitdt BON Ntihi9au
luerpen, ipic aus Setroit perlautet,
cine ltnteriudung gcgcn picrsebn
ErofeIIprcn Der llniueriitdt ciulcitcn
Die cine lInncutrule &uuo9cblnrg err
ldlIeu bubcn. Sen InitoB 81 bcnt
%prgcbcu Der Wihi9aner llnipcriitdtss
Scb0rbeu CAB Gin Yroteit, Den Der
&ou9rcB : Nb9coroncte Grdmtou o
Midignu %cinidnbtc.
Sic Wtifignuer liuO nm oils She'll
ncbmer an cincnl Der idmutpoliten
Tcrbrcd)cn an5uIcbeu. oas gc9en Die
NcutruIitdt ser Ser. Staateu in pieicm
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Stdateu perlebt, lit r,idlt blo6 ppu Den
II Wid)i9nncru untcr5cihnct. iorloern
trd9t Die llutcritriften bon ctlpo 800
nnbcrcu Nmcrifancrn, Yrofeiipren,
Srchigcrn. 8unbcaz uub Stontsz
bcuntcu, @aufiers. @cid)Gitalcuten
lno ipnitiecn WGnncrn in augcicbcueu
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pugaubu nlacht unb ba5 amcrifdniiHc
@plt eegcu Die MittcImGdte ~aui5us
bcBeu illd,t.
&rufeiIoren Der llnipcriitdten 0ars
parb. 1rinceton, Gollintbia, Cornell,
Senuiplpania. California. SQinoiS,
Chicago, Wtidigou, Suoiann. Sobu
Sopfins. gale uuo Snrtmoutb bnbcu
ocu Nameu ibrcr oNlma Mater" nit
rnailsloidlidJer Sdnnoe bcoedt. Sas
amcrifauiife @oIf, 10 boficu ipir, lpirb
ard bicieu Ieriud ser beSablteu
Solbliuec Der omeritanii6cu 9ohs
finmn3. Die Stellungndbme ruieres
9dnbes in DEM GDlferfriegc 5u beein>
%iluiicu, NIT sebiibrenpcr |craftltns
itrufcu.-S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
v6eppeline int Stmritt mber
G~SnHcn."
(sveSial.aurreipumOen; lSieier .SeitHns.)

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Satum POM 1. Ipril mclbct bas Cont
poucr. meteorological Bureau, boB
bic 3cppeliuc iplpcit in iebem mDgs
lid)cu @ettcr ilbcr Der Stupt pperiert
baben.
Siclclben crihienen in icber YbaIe
bc5 Wtouoes bon NclIs bis GpIlmono,
battcu Den gSjnb bon icbcm @iertcl
bes apmpnB gcbabt, unb 6tpnr @inb,
Der iid mcbrcre Malc nll5 leid)ter
Slit IN Stllrm perlpanbeltc.
Sic 2pnbpucr, iucld)e bic ScppelinS
and, INNER 6ur ~Sair @eatbcr"
alaile 8Gbltcn, lparcn nidt peni9 CT
itnitnt, olS bicic Seberriher Der 2iiite
gum eriteu Wnlc I'M Sturm iibcr Der
Stabt 1idtbar mlirbcn.
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bat al Sicics beluicien, bcnu bnsz
iclbc bat in ciucm nui 81 9feilcn bic
Stunbe g~cifdbtcu Sdnceiturm itatt>
eciunbcu.- (llcbericst aus Dem gngs
liidcn By opt. :. 9. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20

Id,en pcrrGtberiif uno brutal iirb uno
luebcr auf Die Hedte Der Menidlidfcit
nod ami lire eigcnen @crIpretuuecn
8iidIidt nebmeu, unb be5balb Snres
rita nidts ulebr NIT ibuell 5lt tbufl
baben Ipllte, iperbcu bnhiL gebcrtet.
0aB man bem 8rnfen b. 9ernitprif
bemnddit Die Ydiie gcbeu pirb."
Waibipgtom :. s. Sic
vllnitcb Yrcb" mclnct unter'm Sntun,
pom 16. Mpril: Sreuubc uno Ocgnee
Der Understanding inl apngreB
iiuo gleifer Wciit bcreit, Dem YrGiie
benton iolpobI in Der merifuniiden
luie III Der llnteriecbopt Sruae freie
Sanb 81 9eben. Siibrer Der %crlpaI
tungsfrernbc crfldrcu, Der YrGiibcnt
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werocn, iclbit ipcnu CT III Scr Inter
lccbpots Srdge 81 Den brditiifiteu
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iinb 9c9cn 3uriid6ichuug Ger Sruppeu
aus Mcrito, unb Die Mcbrbeit Der
Semotrntcn biirftc iih linen II
idJlieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
0m Sem Setinpi nod Scr
SSbn.

Mcrico Gitp, Wicr.-Sou bier
ldBt iid) bie oGiiociatco YreB" untcr'n III
Satum pom IA. gpril bon ibrenl
&orrclpouOeutcn mclbeu: Sic meri>
faniid,e Negicruug miro nit uners
ihiitterlid)cr Gntidloiicubcit oarauf
bcitebeu, haB cine nmerifnuiifc be-
lpnihnctc Grpcoitipu, sic inter Dem
Scdmnntcl zines .Straicrpebition"
III nterifaniides Oebiet cinbringt, alif
1000 Wauu einer cin5igen @oiiens
aattung beidrdnft bicibt, (aapals
lcrie) ipic belte Suan Neftali Imas
Dor. Der lluterltnatsietrctdr bes Iuss
pdrtigcu NmtcS ibrcm 8orrciponbcuz
ten periidlerte. =
Sic merifanii6c Hc9icrung bat IN
Dem NptcualstuuiA nit benz @ni6s
in9toner Staatsamt itets bctont" ,
in9te/ Der llntcritaatsietretGr inter
Iuberem. .baB Die G~ntienouug bon
Snfantcric nno NrtiQcric bel elmer
Straferpcbitiou unlpgiid lei. Die
Sbdti9feit Der gcacnpdrtigeu, Toges
.nannten Strnicrpcoitiou bot bics mcbr
ais eriuicicn, "a tic abiplIt nidJts
erreid)tc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
GnalanS bciirebtet 2lMs'
kunacrmne.

2onoon.- Hpbcrt =. &ouiton,
elm Union Siibrcr I'M Ynrlon,cnt bon
Sipcrpppl, bemerftc nnt u. Npril in
elmer Nebc, baB Die Terfiir3ung Der
S6iffsgclegcnbcitcn iid balo betreiis
Der Nubrungsmittelfrugc redlt iiibIbar
MADDEN lperoc.
Gr ifdet. bnb Ieit Sc9inm DEG Grics
ges 100 britiihc S5confabr3cuge NIT
etipd 100000 Sonncngcbalt purd)
alerlci llriadlcn perlorcu giuseu.
Gin Srittcl bis CUR Sdlftc Der in
England pcripcnoeku Nabruugsmittel
,lunst bcrcits nuf neutralcn Shiifcu
bier an, ia9tc 8ouiton.
nllnp ipenn es Seutid1lane burd,
iein itetises @erieufcn aaer Sobr5eusc
fertig bringt. hie Neutrdlcu bon Der
gciorberung iueiterer 2aoungcn db5rls
bultcn, mas iua Damn gcidcbcu?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-20
tepssiel fur sieie Settuna pearbettet.,

@erlin.-Sie bcutid,c Nntlport
nlif bic omcrituniIhe Mote in Sc6ug
.altf bic %ernihtung bon fiinf 9ums
pfcrn enttdIt Die @rtIdrung, paB Die
9nmpfer y@n9gibman", eagle
Soint", yIandeitcr engineer" nno
.Serlpinpalc" bon bcutidcu llntcrIec,
bpoteu pcricnft lpurbeu. IS miro
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