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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
treaties with some OF tho leading ma
lions OF tho world

treaties with some OF tho leading M.
lions OF tho world.
During the past two years the c,...
have been passed upon by tho board
OF general appraisers at New York.
by the Cour, OF Customs Appeals. and
by officials OF the administrators
charged with the enforcement OF tariY
laws. There has been no co,nnl.I.
agreement in the interpretations Of
any Of these authorities.
Tho Court OF Customs Appcals. fror,
which the cases reached the Supr.m.
Court. held that the . per cent dis
count should be allowed on roodx
brought in the vessels OF all nation.
with which> the United States has con,-
Inercial treaties
Solicitor-General Davis In his brief
contends that no discount can =.
granted on goods other than those
brought in American bottoms. and thar
no discount can be granted in violation
or treaty. tIe Says tho interprc,.
ton OF the Court of Customs Ap,c,I.
virtually would mean horizon,al cut
in the tariff duties Of by far the larrr
part Of all'American imports, 4 proDo-
sition which he declares would no,
have received single vote In eithor
house OF Congress. Placing the aver
age al valorem duty at l4.SS, Mr. Dayi,
estimated that under the courts inter.
probation the estimated yearly income
from the tariff law would be reduced
100000.
The solicitorHcneral declares that
IN effort 10 compromise different Views
Of House and Senate conferees resultes
In robbinG the discount clause Of ALI
force and power"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

this need before the completion of the
survey. The conclusion was reached
mat there was no need OF possibility
OF girls trade school for Richmond
y demand, however. was found TO exist
Tor courses OF training in tho practical
arts as part Of the general education
OF girls over thirteen years Of age
instruction In home economics. excent
IN specialized courses, planned and fol-
io"eo Tor the purpose OF earning a
uNcihood. IN the committees opinion
snoulu not be regarded rs vocational
euuca.,oh Tor wage earning. but as n
valuable and necessary part OF general
education to which every girl 10 On
titled as part OF her adeuunto nron-
aration for living
USE RICHMOND AZ
MODEL FOR OTHER CITIES
The chief purpose of this survey was
TO secure for Richmond an accurntc
knowledge Of the industrial and schooI
Facts ana conditions necessary I'm de-
reloping 4 plan OF vocational educa
ton TO serve the practical needs or
children preparing for the various yo-
cations and OF employers and EMPLOY
ees. \ special object OF the survey
was to secure the cooperation OF ma
tional and local public and private
which might be useful as model for
studies in other localities where the
need of q better program Of vocational
education was pressing.
The survey included 4 study Of tho
public schools OF Richmond, with spe-
cial attention 10 the present status or
vocational and technical education and
the fields OF employment in Richmond.
and study and analysis OF the uc-
equations OF men I'm the printing, build
ing. and metal trades, and OF women
III retail stores and In the tobacco in
dustry. The analysis of occupations
was from the standpoint OF both EN-
pioyer and employee. ana was designed
especially to ascertain III detail for
each occupation the conditions OF en-
ploymcnt, what the occupation has 10
offer the workers. what the worker
needs 10 equip him properly for tn"
trade what the industry gives In the
way OF training. the more common
deficiencies ot workers seen hl the
employer and by the workers them
selves and In detail the specific train
ing which in the Judgment OF the en-
pioycr aud worker the school and the
trade ought TO give.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
Look Who 5 Here

"Richmond is doing all il can
TO put Grand Iapids on the map
This is the declaration OF G. g.,
Sydnor, Jr.. of the firm Of Sydnor
&: Hundley. OF Richmond, va. For
more than % years Mr.. Sydnoy
has been actively engaged i'll the
retail furniture business in Rich
mond. The store, of which he Is
president. recently celebrated It's
silver anniversary with big re.
ception 10 its trade.
tFrom Grand Rapids Hcrald.j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

use my vince! chair. then my crutches.
and finally my canes. The pain ard
Stiffness became icas noticeable. The
chaihy lunches OF the ringers and tho
knees disappeared. my hand. straight
cncd so that now can feed and drc5.
myself | can walk downstairs step
after step. sew . little. and do some
housework.
u have given W. y. Earncy my
wheel chair. crutchcs and canes TO add
70 his large collection, for can se;
about now without, any assistance
Il have longed for III. time ahen
could tell some one of my recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

an ." 'lnttd now that | can walk,
that really don't know where TO
commence, nIld Mrs Lizzie Mac
Master. "f ~ humphreys street,
I.ownli. Mas.
Nnr.ne.Ei. liz simple vegetable
preparation. ana does not contain
lodidnR. shlicNlntts or tho ordinary
rheumatic drugs. II is not cure-all,
but u rheumatic remedy that COTS re-
nnltn. Send 10 W. a. yarney. Lynn.
MaHs. for Tho story OF Enr-nc-sis. It's
FREQ
Get Nnr-nc-sls now. TO day--at
Tragic Drug co. and other reliable
druggists. Tel. your drusEist TO yet
Nnr-nc-aia FOR you from his whole
nalcr or send to w y. varncy, Lynn,
Mass. Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24
MICHAEL ]. MACK DEAD
Former cit. surveyor oi New York
NSs widci. known rs
Engineer.

NEW YORK, January .3.--Michael j.
.fach, a former cay surveyor Of NcM
York dropped dead this morning Willie
waiting for q street car. lie waA yi:sty.
SIX ycaro old.
~ addition 10 haNin. scr. Cd the CITY.
Mr.. Macs had engaged IN importan,
'ncinc.r!n2 projects III many parts Of
the countr@. Iii. active working litu
hcg:n At nineteen. Uhcn Ic helped IN
ihr rebuilding Of Fort Schuyler. Ilo
as2iatcd In 1872 10 make tho nrst cur.
vc! Tor tho West Shore Railroad nni
surveyed f"r the leverage systems Of
Top"f7I kans., and salt Lake CITY.
i'-:h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

Yes, The Grand Rapids Herald
is about right,
The furniture dealers of Rich
mond arc all improving, and ere
long. our old town will truly be
come furniture city.
CONE ON, BILLIE, you are a
good side wheeler
Folks are walking around
comfortably in their homes, sup
Piled with up-to-date furnishings
bought on the Richmond market.
Yes, just as we'll pleased rs If
they had on pair OF "Knox-knit"
socks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-24

nan's eyes bu, a. soon "a the offie er
stepped aNay nc slipped it 10 his iorc.
head ana muttored. Il will d,c like
Bernardo. witt m% eyes open
Bernardo. who had stood quietly un-
It'll now, broke OFT into tcrrcn, of
abuse. directed =, the American spec
,ators.
oh, for carbine now In my hans.s' .
he shouted I'D show you Americans
something our death will no; GO IN
avenged Nh. watch and see how Mex
icans die. YOU Americans
:. Mexican officer who hai accom- :
panied the Americans 10 the cemetery
walked TO the prisoners and said a word
on two. The Younger handed him :,
cheap. little picture OF himself. and
asked that il lie sent TO his parents IA
Santa Rita. New Mexico
The elder gave him his h>t as 4 pres
cnt.
Then the policeman embraced them
both, and Eernario SAID "por "a causa
tFor the cause
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
SEVEN GENT
Meals Are Served the Students
of Berea College in Noun
tains- of. Kentucky.
| BERFA Nv nee /

BEREA, Ky, Dec. 19.-In order to
prove that the cost OF living has not
reached every part OF the country,
Bcrea College, in the Kentucky moun-
tains, is responsible for the statement
that its 1.4O0 students are fed at a
cost Of seven cents per meal, that they
gained several tons" in weight and
that the boarding hall made net gain
fof $559.49.
IN explaining this record President
Frost Of the college refers first to
the economy Of numbers, some 1,40o
students being in constant attendance
in the five departments. Another ex-
PLANTATION OF the seven-cent meal Is
the fact that most OF the students are
accustomed to plain fare. SO that they
almost unanimously choose to go with
out tea, coffee and butter to reduce
expenses. To Offset these omissions
the ..balance ration has been intro
#1uced on the assumption that it is
Just as important for students as FOR
any other live stock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
ROMANCE
of transportation on Italian.
Army Front Shows a Great
Lot of Construction.

" HEADQUARTERS OF THE lTAL-
IAN ARMY, Dec. 19.The transporta-
ton romance Of this 450-milc noun
tain front. set down in cold. hard fig
ures. reads thus: Two thousand four
hundred and forty-eight miles Of rail-
road rebuilt or repaired; $50 miles OF
new railroad built; $50 miles Of air
system; 10000 miles of tclephone wire
put up; 10000 new troop, hospital.
md freight buildings erected: 200
miles Of narrow gauge railroad laid in
Ear. behind the trenches; 10 new
bridges thrown across rivers and prec-
iIpices to accommodate =, 04O miles OF
operating road.
The work is credited to 100 civil
engineers Of the government depart
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
.HEA-T TIL AND EASE
AFTER 8 YEARS
And in Hickman Household the
Credit Goes to Nerv-
Worth.

Almost everybody in Clarksburg
knows Dave Hickman. the "the Oil
Man" Of No. 1869 Pike street, and
sverybody knows him to be thorough
III reliable Therefore. when a man
81 his type endorses Serv- Worth over
his own signature, the public is
Sound to bank on the remedy. Don't
Miss word OF what Mr.. Hickman
said:
"Burke's Drug. store: Two weeks
ago bought bottle OF Nerv-NE orth
for my wife, who suffered with sleep
lessness. nervousness. pains across the
mall OF her back and severe nervous
headache.
This trouble had been OF five
cars standing. Doctored some, but
never got any relief This one bottle
~ Serv- Worth has eliminated her
roublc. No headache, pains IN the
back gone, sleeps good and rests fine.
Good appetite, md take it all around.
she is better than she's been in all
these years.
(Signed) I'd. ~. HI FAIA.I.'
Wentworth has the same power
,ver dizziness. bowel troublc weakness,
that tired "draggy" feeling and low
spirits that it has over the nervous
troubles which made life miserable to
Mrs. Hickman. And don't forget that
you can test that power to your own
satisfaction without risking penny,
for II the medicine does not help
Burke's Drug Store Will hand your
dollar bacIkS4-Ad sci tisCmen+.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
Today III PrgIlistic Annals.

II was 128 years ago today that Jack
Broughton, "the father OF modern
pugiIissn, died III London. Broughton
was a pupil and protege of James Figg,
the first English ring champion. but it
was Broughton rather than his master
who was the real father. or the manly
art. as he formulated the first rules.
A contemporary notice Of his passing
read in part .Died at his house at
Walcot Place, Lambeth, in his eighty
fifth year, the celebrated John Brough-
ton. whose skill in boxing is we'll
known, and will ever be recorded in
the annals of that science. He was
originally bred waterman. His pat
ron, the late Duke of Cumberland, got
him appointed one of the Yeomen Of
the Guard. which place he enjoyed till
his death. He was buried in the Lam
beth church. and his funeral procession
was adorned with the presence of sew
eral capital professors of boxing. He
+ Is supposed to have died worth seven
8thousand pounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS :: ! 5, SIC.K, l less i
b Being Constantly Supplied Viii
Thedford's Blaek-D raught.

mcr-M, Val suffered for seveglsS
years. says Mrs. B. Whitaker, 81
fhis place, .with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a trienS told me to Try
Thedford's BIack-Draught, which did,
md j found 1t to be the best fatally medis
cine for young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand an tna
nHle now, and when my children fee. 4.
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and. II
does them more good than any Medicine
they ever tried 5,ss
We never have asIong spell Of sici-
cess in our family. since we commenced
nsing Black Draught. jsf
ThedFord's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable. and has beers found TO rcgu-
Eate, weak stoniachs, aid digestion, re-
neye indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache. sick stomach. and similar
symptoms.
II has been h constant uEe for nnoT0g
Et1an 20 gears. md has benefited mor0.
faan a million people.
Your druggist sells ard recommends
Black prangh.. Pticc only DC. Gets
S.Ackage tq-daV. s ~ 4. IA Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
SIP OR Geography
(By "Grnv,ey")

Since they are playing chess by
wireless, why not play baseball that
way, and give Los Angeles md san
Francisco chance to horn into the
big show?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
The SIX Day Race Came.

sfx-day race is funny game.
every day it is just the same. and yet
there arc birds who stick it through
they're sure hard up for something to
do Their intellects must have slipped
a coG-they sleep in their. seats and eat
hot dog-a spill or a squirt fills them
with JOY, and they roar. Go it, 'ts-t-
boy" whenc'er their hero forges ahead.
And the riders. doped and almost dead.
plug round and round in the brilliant
glare. breathing in the stale and
smoky air, until, so weak they can
hardly creep. they stop for a snatch of
dopy sleep. And tho spectators.
through day and night, make bets and
boot and argue and fight. and cheer
and jeer and grumble and snort-and
they got the nerve TO call it sport!
Today is the anniversary OF the
deaths Of two men whose names are
still honored by shooters all over
America John Taylor. who passed
away at Greenville, n. I, on Deem
her Il. 1872, and Eugene Bogardus
who breathed his last in Lincoln. Ill.
on December 10. 1887. Taylor was an
American champion in the old days
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
Schedule ANNoUNclEp.
NEW CoNCoRp, %. DEC. l9

NEW CONCORD, O.. Dec. 19
The. asketball schedule at Musking-
UNI College for the coming season.
has been completed. Among tho
dates are: January 8, West Vir-.
ginia Wesleyan College, here; Feb
ruary Is. Davis and Elkins College,
at Elkins; February IL, West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan College at Buckhan-
non; February IS, West Virginia
University at Morgantown; Febru-
airy 16. Fairmont Normal school at
Fairmont; February %. West. Vir-
GINA University here. and March S.
Wheeling Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION at Wheeling
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
The Defiant Motorist.

Az -AAULOIAHAs
IA motorist went out one day
8A-riding on a lonely way
And frisked him then Of all his gold.
The victim let out not a cheep,
(Although he doubtless though hcap)
Until the robber reused his ire,
At which he blazed out, full of fire:
Shoot If you will this old bald beam"
He cried, but spare my gasoline
st Louis fashion experts are pre-
dieting that red hosiery won't be worn
so conspicuously next fall.
Brown may be a popular color in st
I.poey next autumn. and then. again, It
may be only dark brown taste
Chicago paper says that the Cub
machine is to be reconstructed on n
solid foundation" Going to use more
concrete?
a kansas man has invented new
dog muzzle. II he really wants 10 in
vent something. he Should turn out a
nlzzle for BARRIERS and boxers man
ayers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
TEN PER cENr BONUS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19-A# bonus OF
ten per cent on all salaries of 1916
was announced By officers Of the Cit
liens Central National Bank as q
Christmas gift to employees. IN adj
ditfon each employee Of the institu-
ton will receive substantial In
crease in salary.
Thomas Manion OF Mount Carmel,
Pa. owns year-old hen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19

when live bird shooting tournaments
were very popular. Thousands OF doll
lars were often put up on pigeon
shooting matches a few years before
his death Taylor was defeated in al
pigeon match for $4,000 by William.
Seeds. Eugene BogarduS was a celc-5
bratcd rife shot, and one or the great
est Of his day in that branch Of sport.
Dick BurEe. of late years proni-
nCnt promoter in London and former
Hritfst lightweight champion. will pass
his ffty-Hr5t milestone today. Dick IL
n0w Sergeant Purge Of the English
.urtny bur he has seen no active SER
vice. rs he has been found more use
ful in looking after the physical de-
velopment of recruits. He is In charge
OF an army training camp in London.
and has also pulled of several big
boxing shows for the benefit OF the
e;l Cross. BurSc was knocked out
by Kid Lnvigne In Battle for the
lightweight championship Of the world
In London about twenty years ago.
He also fought lem Smith. the English
heavyweight champion, but was de-
fcatcd His last bout OF any import
ance was with Bobby Dobbs in 1888.
when he lost on n foul Dobbs was n
black fcktcr from Tnnnesscc who was
long a faYorite in the British ring
Old Bobby fought as professional
until he was past the fifty mark Dick
purge was a game. hard fighter. and
he gave Lavigne an awful walloplng
before he took tho county
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
We Will Cure Those
Delicate Conditions
Peculiar to Women
With Csc BOX Of Blacko Stomach and Liver Tablets 3
Refund to You Double The Ratai1 80

These tablets contain
that
me manner
decyed
the
Old resisting
medicine
medicine with - -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19

4 Michigan hynotist offers instruc-
tons enabling his students to make
others believe what the hynotlst wants
EN- to. X MathewEon will only spend
the winter studying these lessons may
be he'll be able to make the Reds be-
lieve they are major league ball club.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-19
Grouclly Gus says (:

Anybody that expects ME to
give en- anything for Christmas
is entitled 10 belt as the
worlds champion ground and
lofty catch as catch can ex
pecter
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-17
8eitfrcnt ite|,t.
Gnalanoer iiebt Elm. Muiierte
t0nnen iie niat onrabre., en-.
saoelt iyebler in, Often.

2onbon, 12. Nopember. @4orfe
Rrttit an Der 9eeresfiibruns Der
MIltierten iibt S. 8. @arpin in Der
3eiti@rift nObierber". Ser &rieg
pirb ii@ Biz peit in bas Sobr 1918
bin5ieben, i4reibt er, ipegen Der gro>
Ben @nergie, nel1e bic 9eut1 t1Aen
bon neuem ouf allen @eiten eat>
nideln, uno tpegen Der Ginbeit ibrer
Jubrung unter !9inbenburg.
reSm 8 ten baben bic Mlliierten
ollie 5ebler begangen, bic fi9 begez
ZEN lieben," fdreibt Garpin, rob<
glei9 es no@ Der fruberen W}tBz
pirtf6aft fait unm0glt9 fhten, hab
mod neue yebler gu begeben noren.
9ie Mus1i&ten iin0 ntGt boffnungss
lps, ober es iit unongenebm, bob Die
Jebler nur nit mebreren Milltonen
Men19enleben unb Sou1enbens DON
M}tllionen an @elo gutgema9t tperz
ben f0nnen.
rDas RUBIN Do1le &upi :
tel Der Sffenfipe Der M1 :
liierten an Der 6 m me It
5u @nbe. 9os neue Rapttel Be-
ginnt, in tlel9em bic Deut1 19en ibre
Dolle @tdrte niebergetppnnen baben.
sSn bte1em Sabre lperben bic 9llltier>
ten ntbt bur9bre9en unb bic Deutz
1@en lperoen ibre S5ront 5tptf@en
Mrros unb Nopon ni9t 3uriidnebz
mon I"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-17
Sin 9fptidrei.
syran5oie1l perlan9en
mebr bri'1lfbe @ilfr.
apmplimente 9eniigen nidt.

2on6on, 13. Nop, Ser ngrpreb"
rer0ffentli6t beute an prominenter
steue etnen Mrtifel bes fron50filben
Milttdrf rf@riftitelers 9auptmonn
Miaet, in bent Gnglanb oufgeforeert
tpirb, einen grDBeren Sell Ger mefli=
Gen 5ront gu ubernebmen.
6auptmonn Milet ertldrt, ooB es
n0tig ge'poroen lei, offen 5u fprehen,
bab Oas 8;inbnts 5pi19en Gnglanb
uno Trantreid ni6t leuislih auf
Dem 2(ustaufb BON apnplimenten
beruben 0iirfe uno bab alle 5ron3o<
len fid6 friigen, ob Sic Briten tpirfz
li6 pubten, pie es um Jrontret9
itinbe. -
@r iagt, bic Jron3oien ertennten
oonfbar an, pas @nglan0 idon gez
tan babe, idben aber iebt Elm, oaB
bic 3eit getommen lei, oa bic 8riten
ben 5ran5ofen gr0bere 9ilfe leiaen
miibten.
Scr @drift1teqer, 5itiert bic Mus=
iatgen BON fran50iiiden Deputierten.
Die bsrfelben Nnii&t leien uno SEE
merit, oaB bic 8riten nur $50 ailo-
meter Ser tpeitliden Jront bielten,
6ie 5ran5ofen aber $50.
uGs gibt fet1 Dorf in 5rantreih,"
fogte er, ripo Die 2eute ni6t erlparz
ten, bab uniere S5reunoe uns na@
einem Sample bon 27 Monaten oie
@elegenbeit geben, tpdbren0 Der Win-
ters aus5uruben nnb uns auf neue
&dmpfe int ndditen Sabre por3ubez
@reiten, oGne uns erfd6pft 81 Daben,
DaS 1T bic Mniiht soes san5en
8oltes. Btr baben @neIanb perz
trout unb mir ale ertparten, naB
ote Brtten balo einen grDBeren Sell
Ser tpeitli6en 5rpnt iibernebmen," !,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-17
11nter 9ruf.
Grie9enlano fiiat iib neue,t
lprberun9en Der @ntente.
&eni5eliiten tupqelt p,tmpen.

2on0on, IL. 9}op. Cine Neuterz
9epe14e meloet aus Mtben, oaB Ole
grie9if9e &egierung fi4 ben nel1en
Jorberungen Der entente fugt unb
Beamten uno Sffi5ieren pole 5reiz
beit gtbt, 1t4 Der propiTorifaen Rez
gierung an3ulhlieBen, penn 1te pprz
fer aus Dem f0ntgltden Dien1te ausz
14etDen.
Qltben, 12. gop., iiber 2onbon.
Die proDtiorii9e Regierune-in @az
lonifi bat bel6lol1en, Bel Den @rie=
9en in ben Ser. @taaten uno in
anoeren fremOen 2dn0ern eine 2lnz
letbe auf3unebmen. Die gtabt 9aloz
nift, in ipel6er bic 8epeeung, griez
9enlanb gegen ben Mtllen oes RDz
nies &onitantin in ben &rieg gu
tret6en, ibren Mnfang nabm, bat bas
benz 80nig gena9te @efdent Der
Wiua Mlatini unb oes NtaoueszWal4
Des megen ul1nbantbarfeit" formea
piberrufert.
W13esNDm1rdl Sn gourmet, Der
8ommanbeur Ser anglozfra,50lif4en
Jlotte, erfldrte bente, baB Die Grans
3oien ni@t als @roberer, fonbern als
Jreunoe mad @rie6enlanb getomz
men iino. ST miro nah Saloniti ges
benoe @4iffe bur9 Rriessfdiffe gez
leiten laifen, fagte aber ni9t, Of ct
bier3u Die beI9lagnabmten grienis
fhen ariegsi9iffe Dernenoen ipiro.
Cine, gemtfate aommif1ion bon ssSnz
ge1rieuren miro pldne 3ur Derbefes
rung oes Yirdus entmerfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-17
@eiblibe Babnarbeiter iiberfa6ren.

Berlin, II. Nopember. DrabtIps
nah saDbille. Meibli9e @tredenz
arbeiter purben In elmer 8pritabt
0erlins bon benz Baltan=grpreB5ug,
Der 5tpif6en RonitantinDpel unb
Berlin bertebrt, iiberfabren. Neun=
5ebn nuroen get0tet.
Die Jrauen iDaren einem tneftli1
faDrenoen 3uge aus Dem Wege ge<
treten unD merften llidt bas 0eranz
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