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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Cause is Worthy and Cont,ibu.
lions Should Be Sent by
the People.
Editora 81 the TeIegram.

Editors OF the Telegram.
Dear sirs:
We read with interest the article
published yesterday IN your paper,
concerning the day nursery. or
Chi1d's Rescue League, that Is being
organized In our city. We are not in
formed as to the author OF the art1-
Gle. but we are sure that NIL who read
the same Will agree that these splen-
did ClarkBburg women. who are pro
noting this system OF caring for the
homeless and needy babies of the city,
are deserving Of our deepest apDreei-
alton. This, IL most practical and
hurnanit arian spirit, is obeying the
Injunction Of Him who said: I'm
asmuch as ye did It unto the least OF
these, my brethren, We did Il unto
me- While we feast on ThankBg1v-
ing day and give thanks for the God
given opportunities that are ours,
wou1ditnot be fitting t oshoW. our, real
appreciation by giving to relieve the
unfortunate orphans Inasmuch as
this home Is now ready to be furnish
ed, and that this work may not be
held up, funds are needed today.
Therefore, in the spirit Of the Master.
on tom orrow, Thanksgiving day, let
US mail to Miss Rebecca e. Ruhl, OF
this city, contribution for the sup
port of this work, thereby relieving
the anxiety OF the committee in
A# CITIZEN.
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VERY UNEASY. \ ] [.
Are The VenizeIos Adherents in
Greek Capital Who Are All
Said to Be Unarned.
0YAs.oe,ATrn prra.,

LONDON. NoY. 2e. According to
dispatches from Athens the greatest
uneastness prevails among adherents
Of M. Venizelos in the Creek capital,
who. although reported TO be strong
in numbers, are virtually unarmed.
1t is feared serious harm may come
to them through some sudden out
break Of r1oting.
Vice Admiral du Fournet, com
ton about the city Monday morning
and observed glaring circles Of red
paint with which royalists during the
night had marked houses and shops
belonging to persons who they re-
garded as hostile. The mayors
house was one BULL ding thus marked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
smith, EUNERAL
Services Will Be H eld at Home
on Brlshy Fork Friday
Morning.

Funeral services over the body OF
John Smith, a well known and promi=
nent farmer and stockman OF Brushy
Fork, who died suddenly Tuesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. Wilcox on Sycamore, will be- held
Friday morning at the Smith home.
The burial will be in the Green Valley
cemetery.
Mr.. Smith was visiting at the VIII
cox home when he was stricken with
paralysis and he lasted only. q few
hours after receiving the stroke. He
was a member OF the Methodist Epis-
lcopa1 church.
Surviving relatives OF the deceased
man are Emmanuel Smith, OF Green
Valley, r. S. Smith. Of Reno. New.
brothers; and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett, a
Gfrfar se555ssal - -
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SHARE SLUMP
In Prices d. Turkeys lin City Of
Pittsbufga With the Re
fusal to Buy.
x.AnnaclAIEn earsa,

PITTsBURG, Nov. 29.-With the
public refusing to buy turkeys at high
prices the market here has suffered
another sharp slump and prices We'd
nesday were as low as eighteen cents
a pound for the live fowls and a large
supply was on hand. Shippers who
had sent many carloads and boat loads
here expecting to sell their fowls az
thirty-hye cents a pound live weight
found a few buyers and they had to
slash their quotations or find no buy
ers. Some shipped their turkeys back
to Ohio and West Virginia rather than
sell them at the low prices insisted on
by the public. Others accepted what
they could get It is expected quota
lions will go still lower Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
Gill JENE...LR.Y
STORE Quit
BEAUTIFUL
Eleventh Anniversary Being.
Celebrated Today by Well
Known Jewelers..

Typical of other opening events
they have given In past years at this
season Of the year, but presenting
a scene OF richer and rarer beauty
and bri1l1ance, is the eleventh ami
Yersary today Of r.. p. Gill, jeweIer.
on Third street. The hours are from
$3.50 o'clock this morning until $3.50
o'clock this evening.
Eleven years of successful business
based on conservative methods mark
this annual opening. Messrs. Gill,
during this time have builded won
derful patronage and prestige. Each
year the anniversary has shown an
increase In crowd. Today event Is
the climax OF them all.
The store presents a splendid spec
taclesas one enters it today It gives
the first evidence of the YuletIde sea-
sons approach. In the windows
featherly ropes of evergreen silhou-
3etted on soft silk form an attractive
back ground for the glitterfng gems
that peep out and greet you.
H Once inside the petite room and a
prettier scene than ever presents it
self. Tasteful1y arranged in show
cases and looking out through large
plate glass, sparkling treasures are
iarrayed. 1t is hard to describe the
numerous articles in the large and
well selected stock. Here Is spark
ling cut glass made into works of
beauty, elaborate enough to grace
ianyhtab1e In the land. yet not too ex
5pensive for the average person who
lis looking for nice gift There are
sterling silver candlesticks In ham
Tmered brass and plain desi gn. The
note shefheld plate the English de-
sign of p1atin Is to be had In nu-
tmerous articles There are also many
things OF beauty for the home: punch
bowls for the reception and dishes
for special occasions And they all
ioffer Christmas suggestions by the
score.
Novelties are again the rage this
year. Perhaps the most unique OF
these SO far as I'M Had " is concerned
LIS the Scent bal II This IS q chic
hit lie article filled 18th dainty per
tune: stems bout the ecleswith
lGontinueda on page $50
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THANKSGIVING
Union SERVICE
Wild. b /! Held
Will Be Nicely Observed at a
Meeting at the Central
Pres bytefian @ Church.

The annual Thanksgiving services
will be held this year In the Central
Presbyterian church, next osMasonIc
temple, West Pike street. h
The following Is the order OF SER
vice for this occasion, and it Is hoped.
that all Christians OF Clarksburg will
meet promptly at ID o !: 3 0 a. m. IN this
service, to express thank to- God for
all His goodness to us as citizens OF
the United States:
Voluntary.
ing.)
Doxology.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
ResponBe; Hymn No. SO.
The gpresid e Thanksgiving Day
proclamatl on The Rev. p. E. 81 Turst
ner.
The governors Thanksgiving Day
proclamation The Rev. j. II. Turkel-i
son.
Scripture lesson: Psalm 10 Thei
Rev. w. B. King.
Prayer The Rev.1 w. Canter
Announcements and Offering, (for.
Davis Orphans Home.l
ORertory. ssF
Hymns elrtca.''
Sermon The Rev. w. Il. Heu-.
ser.
Prayer. Is
Hymn NO e17.
Benedfctio
Postlude.
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For the Residents Of Be qrades
is Not Needle at AiI at
Present.

WASHINGTON; D1oy! 29. Aiistria-
Hungary has asked the American Red
in Belgrade and in other parts of
8northe fern serbia conquered by the Ten
tonic forces where supplies now on
hand have been distributed. The sug
igestion reached here Wednesnay
through Ambassador Penhald at
Vienna. The Austrian goYernmente en-
pressed its deepest graf itude to the
Red Cross for VIII at has BEEN lone and
gave no reason for asking It's discon-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
WIRES |: |. GUT
BY Striking 4 phone sEinemen.
and Girl Operators in&the
State Of Ohio.
~ ARaocIArFniPRKaa1

35.a4 tHrs iFHKana
TOLEDO, o., Vow Q 81 lore than
900 wires were cut and as many
telephones put out OF service Tues
Gay night, according to asreport re-
Sceiyed Wednesday morning by the
police from the Ohio State Telephone
1 Company, some OF whose 1inemen
and girl operators are striking.
Two long distance cables also were
cut. Five arrests In connection with
strike fights We're mad e, two8of those
arrested being girls.
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Mail early
Campaign N ationNide through.
the r ostna tiers lis Begun
by BurIesorl.
ltBY' AasoeItIsA.rl,rp3rr,, !

gs345sst ssftssa85 tBTEAAEeGtATHp5FFEA0a1
WA6HINGTOEJ,A Now Expecting
heavier Christmas mails than ever be-
fore because OF sthe prosperfty pre-
.valent throughout the count Post
master General Burleson Wednesday
announced he had begun hroughp post
campaign.
Early mailing is especially neces=
isarys Mr.. Burleson4s SAYS. because the
day before Christmas falls on Sunday
and all parcels should be mailed In
time for deltyery on satnrdays Deem
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lower PRICES
For Cold Storage Eggs IN the
City of New York as Re
suit of a Boycott.
IaY AaneeIarrp EaEnr,

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.--The price OF
cold storage eggs at Wholesale was one
and two cents lower Wednesday than
Tuesday morning when the esq boy
colt began. Eggs sold at thirty-four
to thtrty-six cents a dozen, according
to grade. The average price for fresh
eggs was s1xty-three cents as com
pared with fifty-fiye this time year
ago. The price Of fresh eggs showed
no change from Tuesday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
VOL EN=T BATTLE
CLOSE MONAST IR
Russians Capture Ridges and.
Heights and Take Several
Hundred Prisone.s5.
ITALIANS MAKE PROGRESS
Spirited Artillery Engagements
IN France during the Night
Are Reported.
tRr AeEeeiArEp PREae,.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-Serbian troops
Tuesday captured the height north
west Of Grun1shte on the Macedonian
front east Of the Cerna river, the war
Office announces. A height east Of Hill
1850 also was captured. violent
battle is In progress northwest Of Mon
astir
Hill 1248, the statement says. The
Italians made progress in the region
OF Tsryena Stena height, west Of Mon
asttr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
SMAIIG CHILDREN
Whose Motfle Died at Sea Are.
anlongSS f1ipN edfP Persons
BroI gfrt to- Baltimore.

assi 6HTfAs octArEp PRE6G5
BALI1M0R Re- Vow 2 Ihe Nor=
Swegian steamerSBo rgh111s which af=
rived at Quarant1ne ion VEednas-
day from 0ran. gters. brought sey-
senty7two shtp ecked persons from
which sailed from New Bedford.
Mass November ~ for the Cane
Verde islands. Among them were
two small chill drenS whose nother ifad
died on the voyage. The BorFhiIf
which had lost part OF its fore TOP
mast was detained at antfne Tor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
SISTER |! lei
kOf5 VIII Hall 81 cumbs in Co
iunbus, o ], Hospital Fol
lowing Operation.

Relatives here an ut Fairmontsre=
scefyed the sad newssW ednesday ofFthe
death Of Mrs. Russell Lockridge, of
Columbus o.. GLOWING a surgical
=operatio in q hospjt tai there. Death.
occurred earl the same morning.
Mrs! Russell was q sister Of Will.
Hal. chief dispatcher here of the
SMononEahela Valley Traction Com
}panys an d & OF NTrs. Alexander M.
Rfheldafer, OF II atrmo ont. She was
also a III zee OF IRIS. Ohm Sopher and.
OF John o. Brooks, both OF Clarks-
burg. a ISL
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BRITISH TROOPS ARE
REPU LSED I'm ATTACK

CBY AssoeIATEo PRHssl
BERLIN, Nov. 29-British troops at
lacking near G1Yenchy southwest of
Lens were repulsed, the war Office re-
ports.
The Roumanians began attacks
Tuesday at many places along the
northern Roumanian front, it is an
local advantages at 81 heavy. cost
The Roumanians in Wallachia be.
fore Bucharest are retreating in dis
order.
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Elderly men
Are Employed to % the Work
Usually Done by Young
sters insNeW York.
tBr AsseelA.rns rRsss,

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The shortage
OF office and errand boys has become
so acute here that many business
firms are employing elderly men for
the work usually performed by young
sters. The difficulty Ii getting tuve-
nile boys is attributed to the present
boom in business. Columns OF want
ads and window signs OF Boy Want.
ed" testify to the situation.
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tBy AGaoeIATGo FRGaa,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.
a menu that will cost thirty
cents a day compared to the
forty-cent diet now being tcst-
ed by a special squad IN Chi
caEo will be tried out by the
Williansport Club. an organi-
cation composed Of fifteen stu
dents Of the University OF Penn
sylvania.
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SHIP .SUUNK.


S h5ssss eUY ASSOCIATED PRESa97 3.
sLOHDONsS Nov. 2 - was an-
nounced here Wednesday that the
Greek STEAMSHIP Margh erIt a: proba-
bly, the Margarita Y or ..1s12 tons
5grosss had been sun X by q submarine
OF the Central poJers In the east rn
lMediterr can Tie IA. ssengers and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
THREE ARTISTS ARE
ENGAGED FOR OPERA
: !. 5. 1. 8. :. 8. I. :. : 3 9. .
DON'T BE BAsHFUL.

The Masonic Clubs Merry
dinstrels will rehearse tonight
at the Ellks club at p. M.
Don't be hashful, come light in.
I'm coming back to you;; my
Hula Lou
Yaaka, hula hickey dula
Yaaka hula hickey du."
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INCREASED AC TIVITY
TN TRENCH REGIONS
or A = Y rarso

PARIS, Nov. Increased activity
on the Somme front south OF the river
is reported by the war Office. During
the night there were spirited artillery
engagements In the regions OF Biaches
and PTessotre.
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RUSSIANS CAPTURE
RIDGES OF HEIGHTS
q AseeeIATEp PREsel

PETRoGRAD, Nov. 90. Russian
troops advancing against the Teutonic
line east and south Of Kir1ibaba in the
southern Carpathians have captured
the ridges of heights there and taken
I'll prisoners, the war Office announced
Wednesday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriages licenses have been is-
sued to Ray r. Harbert and Ola M.
Harold NJ Needham and.
Grace b. Flowers, Todd w. Keith and
Della Hu1derman and Ray WI olson
and Mary .. Greayer.
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APPEAL IS MADE
FOR DA n NURSERY
. q &C 8 Z. 8. Z. g. {. Z. .. :. Z. !
FIRST STEEL MADE.
II z. aaanc1A z $3.50,
.CHARI lESTON. Nov. 20

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20. The
first steel ever manufactured in
the Kanawha valley was turned
out Tuesday from the new plant
OF the Charleston Steel Com
pany at Belle, near here. The
plant will operate day and night.
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SAFE BIOYYFS.

enNIAHHaeiAyEntssRRR
zHIAZHLTON NJ an Nov. 29 Enter-
ing the 1azelton State Bank early
and escaped tth 81 1000. The robbers
took the two men night opera59rs -
the te1ephoneR oftice out OF town Win
them In an automnblIet TO prevent than
giving the al arm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-29
last DAY
tOf the Disc cunt Period is To-.
day. The Office of Sheriff
Ross E. StolIt.

The discount period on state and
county taxes IN erect during Octo
Der and sNoyemb Der on account of to
morrow hanks giving day being &as
holiday, ends today.
The once sSherif E Ross Stout has
accounts and secure the discounts
and fotday Vttne sed 3 rand riIsli 10
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WAGE INCREASE.
5PI.TTsBIRG !

PITTsBURG nov. 2s.Tiie Antert=
can stndoss amt unced
"wednesday tint etfectiye Eecetnber lis
the wages OF all it's eEnpIoyes would
be increased ten per cent mo i'd
Rance Will atfect ahout 5000 Wnfsafan
~ ySestsrn Eenn asis. a,ad
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FIRST! /! SEA- LORD.
Of Great Britain is Admiral
Sir John r. JeIIiCoe
Appointed.
- saEee.ArEp y. 80 e


LONDON. Eng, Nov. 20 Admlraf
Sir John r. Jellicoe, commander Of the
British fleet, was Wednesday appoint
ed first sea lord of the admiralty being
succeeded In command OF the grand
feet by Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty.
who commanded the British battle
cruiser squadron in the Jutland naval
battle.
Admiral Sir Henry B. Jackson. the
present first sea lord, has been ap-
pointed president OF the Royal Naval
College at Greenwich.
The announcement Of the change
in command OF the British grand feet
was made Wednesday afternoon In
the House of Commons by "a. j. Bal
four, grst lord OF the admiralty. Mr..
Balfour said there would be conse-
quential changes also IN the board Of
the admiralty.
1sf77 i5I, 73771 q as5 Is
In being appointed first sea lord
Admiral Jellicoe succeeds Admiral
Sir Henry Bradwardine Jackson, who.
has held that post at the admiralty
since May, 191 is, when he took the
place vacated ySLOrd Fisher.
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y III ~ ~ ssS sss3 n 5sas sss
4 TlONTRACTS A5IY4AtRnED.
zee; 8 80 !: = Fs !. ..lI },

CSSiAAEociAfEps PREsB18
W,AsHI9tG1Cl Secretary
Daniels Wednaaday aWarde contracts
Tor TWEEN seven coast defenseI and
Il Two so ton est submarine
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TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

o. AsaeeIATto FREaal
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TIIIRTY-C CENT MENU.

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OF TIC 4clegram Is moro thnn douDIaa
the net patG circulation of the
other ClarlSsburg paper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24
Che Grlaubnikiheine.

ISobn 9olber, "a, Rsabins, 8.
tytagoaleua llllanb, 26, 2odlanb, 8.
|Senrp iyaii, %. 1908 Rut6 qlps.
teSna arsuseI. 19, pleafant Ribes.
]Soiepb g. Ssrbt. %, ITO Soptins
( Strabe.
lauep R. RpDsr. 90, s22 Beit a. ct.
jausuft Sd.in.r, q. 271o Rapins
I Strabe.
lyaarie e. gortusr, 81. 1866 gperion
9tpenue.
jGrnft aunsri. "a, 3oS plum Ctr.
lWlabel glleIanbsr. 18. 303 Sit 3. CT.
|JOiepb Sdasfsr. %, 1922 Duolsr
I Strabs.
lWapiss SOab, 10, 173 Gin Ctr.
JHidarb Rurpbp, "a, 924 Wsit Gouri
( Strab..
iGfis galbpin. 90. 1924 etate slSt.
JSsnrp g. George. q, 1912 @lsnlpap
I 2lpenue.
laaura u. MeeOp, %, 124o Glitter
2lpenue.
jebas. alderman, q, 1926 gapmilIsr
I Strabs.
lRarsarst Ssnn.p, Is, 412 gant CT.
}Waltsr Gbas. Ditdtn. "a. TAG gns
I right aDe.
lSuIia u. Woor.. 80, 756 Glart Ctr.
IGbas. :. WaOriarip, 2e. e2s weit 8.
I Strab..
lGffis Come, II, 745 Weit 5. Ctr.
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ben, ablebnen. ba bas @erf9uIben nidt
lte, ionbern ausialiebli9 unb aIlei,
ben qrdiibenten WiGon trifft.
9usbes bat feine aampasne-
ReiIe i'm Weiten beenbet unb befinbet

9ugbes bat feline Sampasne-
Reiie i'm Weitsn beenpet unb befinbet
ii9 auf Dem Seimlpese. Die Oemos
traten bebaupten, pab feline Heben nicbt
bic minbeite Wirtuns gebabt babcn.
Sie prosreifiiten itimmen bieIer glns
ii6t infofern bel, als iie iaeen bab
Susbes tetn 9pltsrebner i'll unb in Der
Stunt, eine 8oltsbegeiiteruna gu erres
gen, nett binter Hooiepelt suriiditebe.
Mtan lam geibes suseben unb trobz
bem bebaupten, bab 9usbes iieareib
aus benz Sample berporseben lpirp.
Seoer piro aus alter geoba4tung
piilen, bab Reoen auf bic Gntidcibung
in prGiioentenfpablen gar teine 9pirz
tuns ausiiben. Die bsftsn Hebner uns
ter ben prGiibenti4aftss saanbioaten
limb Don jeber bur4gefalen. GIaD iii
nit ieiner Rebetunit in brei Seperz
bungen unterlsgen, sbenio 9rban. Gnts
iteioenp fir bic prGiioentenpabIen
iino ni6t Worte, ionoern 5batia6eu.
Au4 lperben Die Wablen ni9t BON
Dem 9olts in ieiner @eIammtbeit ipns
bern bon unsefdbr elmer balben Ntilr
lion. bD6itens elmer Milion Stimmacs
bern enfdieben, bic ielbititGnbis benz
Ten uno ii6, unbetiimmert nit pelher
portei lie 5ulest gegansen iino, iicb Der
pattei ani6lieBen. bic i6nen am beiten
5uiagt. 0ieie inteaigenten Stimm9ez
Der perDen 8ilIpn gu Sale brin9en.
Wiqtonen bon giirsern, bic fir Wilz
ion 1912 seItimmt baben. iperbsn ne
gen Ieines unneutralen 9erbaItens in
oiefem Sabre ii9 sessn ibn penben.
Die Qrbeiter, lpel6e bic 0ahtbeile oes
@ilipni6eu 5arifs empfunben baben
unD benen nint oerborgen 1T. oab Die
aus europa nad Dem &rie9s bereiuz
itromenoe 6lutb pon Wauren ui9t
bur6 einen 0ilIunI6en Sarif ab9e=
balten perben tann, tperben eberfans
gegen i'm itimmsn unb Die Weile. ME
Wilfon ben Giienbabn1streit banbs
babt, pirb ibm bic llnteritiiBuns Der
seiammten ameritaniIden Saufmam-
i4aft toiten. Sc 1T aIio pDlis gIei6.
giItig, o6 6ugbes Die 9oltsmaiIen be-
seiitert bat oper ni9t, er pirb bod
ilegen. SIN llebriseu beitdtieen Die
geridte gar ni6t bic gebauptuns, bab
Susbes bic goltsmaien talt geldfien
bat.
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Die @ansluns in Chile.
Seberei.n unb @snaltmnbrsseIn be:
GnslGnbsr babsn bic Otutid'
frsunbIidtsit Der gbilsnsn niat Be-
eintrGbtist.

Die .Deutits prtFs', bic in San.
ticso. gbilt. erittint, itreibt:
Inter Der llsberi6rift: .Warum i'd,
beutitfreunblib bin = Die 8ssriin'
ouns zines Gbilensn" ionnie man il
ben .llliimas Qotieias" sinen 2lrtiieI
lsisn aus Der 5soer bss in 9alparaiio
anidiiigcn Refisampaltes Serrn
Wanuel galpo JonteeilIa. er ,ntbdH
eincn asrctcit geseR Die Don ben III.
timds Roticias" ausssiprOdsne Be-
bauptuns, Bic 1ilsniit.n aatboliisn
ieitn nur aus rslisioisn 9riinbsn
beutf6frsunplit seiinni. Serr Galpo
3. piberlest oieie 4uffnifuns, inbsn
er fir feline DeutI9frsunbli6teit pie.
@riinbe anfiibrt, bic in Isinsm nads
iiehenD.n 9rief snthalttn iinb. gr
iGrsibt:
I'D ertldu es irsi unb often Der
aus. bob i'd r0mifd apoftoliider
Gatbolit bin, aber nidt aus rslisios
len, ionberu aus ben fo!eeHben GriiH'
Den:
Il. Weil bic Gsfdidis unieres
9aierlaubss cine slsid tritii6e 3sits
periobe auftpsiit, pis lie jebt bic euros
pdiiden Central adiisrreihe ourd.
MAIDEN. Wor 40 Sabren babsn iid uns
fers Radbarrspublitsn beimlidh Derz
fdporen, um Gbile ben 5obesitob gu
Derieben. pelhes als Naiion bereits
bamals unter alien iiibamtritaniidtn
2dnberu burd feline fo5iait unb polis
tiide Organization. bur4 itine Rehts
i4affsnbsit uub bur4 feline GOrt,.
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4us Der sbauptitast.

Die geiddfte eines Strebers ooer Die
2auitabn bonn SeIoit)er 5ilm @e.
neralmoior. - Die Stabale i'm 81.
fi,icrfuros Der 9uiI6esarlnee. -
Nlinsuortb ul6 @ocb. - eriierer
biirite nun BOD am g,tbe ieillcS
2atein iein. Sm apnitruftions.
bureau Der Wariue bot Der Sdlen'
brian auigebort. - Soffcntlid'
b1lt Die geiierung gum Sgten an.
-. 1ie Garii.&omuniiiicn uno Die
briaanten slusiitbten ihrer Dlit.
gIieber 5u @eiien ouf Regiments.
llntciten.
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(@igenbcridt oes @ineinnatier golf5.
blatt.
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&al1inSton, .. =, %. angillr.
Wlit Der 9eitimnng i'm biesjdbri.
gen armee-etat, pegeu tUelher Der
%rGiioent bic 8orlage NIT ieinem Ye.
10 belegte, 1T cine febr illtcreiiante
8cid)ibte perbinoen welde nidt mn
cine Ger pielen adtnlen I'M Ciii5ier.
forpS Der regnldren 9lrmee bloBiteIlt,
fonhern md ocn ginfluB 5eigf, mel.
diem bod6tebenbe Sfii5iere I'M &on.
areb geGabt baber iinb pobl nod ben.
tc batcn. Inter oen beitcbenben ge'
icsen iinb ale 5lr Dispriitipn iteben.
Den Offi6iere (retireb liit) ben Striegs-
geiebcn llntsrmorien, Die es iid) ge.
bort. sllid) fGnnen lie 5u irgelo elmer
3eit, lpenn nod, forperlih lulb aeiitiJ
i6big, gum aftiDen Gieuite berange5o.
gen peroen uno Itets befinSet ii6 cine
qroBe In5abl bon iolHcn Ciii3ieren
i'm HcgicrungsoieiIite iiuo IN anoeren
nift nit benz HeIooieuite in gerbin.