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Oil and Gas.

At the beginning Of the week the
Eastern fields presented nothing out
Of the ordinary. Light wells were the
best in any section. On Gillespie
Run, Grant district, Richie county
R G Gillespie completed No 6 on the
] S Mullinex farm. 1t was given a
shot and is 6.barrel pumper in the
salt sand.
At Bristol, Ten Mile district, Har.
rison county, Ernest Randolph drilled
his test on the Edgar Mathew farm
through the fifth sand No oil was
developed, but it has a fair gas pres.
sure. Six miles west of Pine Grove
Green district, Wetzel county, w I
Burgess has completed a test on the
w and E F Morgan farm. 1t is Ii
duster
On Dents Run. Warrington district
Marion county the Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company drilled a
second test on the Newton and Maria
Hib5s farm through the 3O.foot sand
1t is located ZOO feet northeast Of Nc
l and is dry. On McElroy Creek, Nc.
Elroy district, Tyler county, the Hope
Natural Gas Company has drilled its
test on the Robert Underwood farm
through the Maxon sand and it is
showing light.
On Three Mile Crek. Elk district
kanawha county, the Ohio Fuel OIL
Company has completed No Is on the
6 W Belcher farm. 1t is producing
10 barrels day from the Weir sand
On Wolf Pen Run. Grant district, Rit,
chic county, the Carter Oil Company's
No 8 on the James Arnett farm is dry
in the Big Injun sand. 1t will make
5'barrel pumper in the Keener sand
On Beeson Run, Clay district, the Car
negie Natural Gas Company has Big
1njun gasser at its test on the " z
Hoge farm. The Philadelphia Compa
ny has light gasser in the Big In
Jun sand at No Q on the H ] Knight
farm.
On Cunningham Run, Clay district
Ritchie county, the Imperial Oil and
Gas Products Company has drilled
its test on the Emery Moore farm
through the Squaw sand and 1t IL
dry. On Sancho Creek, Oenterville
district, Tyler county, the Pure OF
Producing Company's No 3 on the
6 A Riggs farm is now through al
sands and dry.
on Straight Creek, Burning Springs
district, Writ county, the Hope Com
pany drilled a test on the NJ Richter
tract through the Big Injun sand and
found it barren. 1t is light gassel
In the salt sand. On Leatherbarl
Run. Clay district, Richie county. the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

in well informed circles.
According to this report, Brandeis
cut short his vacation in the Adiron-
dacks and came to Washington at the
suggestion Of the president. He be-
gan equipping library in an apart-
ment at Stoneleigh Court, to which
has been transferred all the books,
maps, statisticals, sociological and DO.
litical data available on the Balkans
Austria. Prussia, Poland. Finland and
Russia.
In other words, the eastern section
of the war map has been assigned to
Justice Brandeis as a subject on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02
MANY MEN AND WOMEN OF
OUR HOME STATE

warwood, ". Va.-rI have learned
TO depend on DR.. Pierce's remedies and
found them reliable. I used 'Favorite
Prescription first and found 1t so good
that l began using Golden Medical
Discovery with it. The general bene-
fit to me was greatest when these two
we're used at the same time. My appe-
tite improved, l gained in flesh and
felt stronger and more ambitious un.
der this treatment. l finally decided
to use Pleasant Pellets also and they
were just as good as the other medi-
cines. I am glad to say when be-
gin to feel run down 1 always get DR..
Pierce's remedies and they do the
work for me.'-MRs. A. ]. L., 10th st.
Get good blood through the use of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry, the worlds proved blood purifier.
It's not secret remedy for its in
gradients are printed on the wrapper.
Start to take 1t today and before an
other day has passed, the impurities
of the blood will begin to leave your
body through the liver, kidneys, bow
els and skin, and in few days you
will know by your steadier nerves,
tirmer step, keener mind, brighter eyes
and clearer skin that the bad blood
Is passing out and new, rich, pure
blood is filling your arteries.
The same good blood will cause pin.
pies, acne, eczema and all skin erup-
tons to dry up and disappear. It's a
tonic and body builder.
Harrisonburg, Va.-"I have had ex-
perience with DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets and found them satisfactory.
know Of no better remedy of the kind, :"
ket St.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

ton should pre-
pare for peace. the
administration is
grooming two dis
tinguished Ameri-
cans to sit at the
peace table as ex-
perts. One is JUS
tice Louis Bran
deis of the United
S t a t es Supreme
Court, and the 9th
er Is Colonel E. NJ.
House, of Texas.
unofficial friend OF
the administration.
Such is the report,
at least, credited
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02
Women at Essen
Start Peace Riot
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Oct. "a demonstration
against the German government on
Saturday at Essen, the home Of the
Krupp works in consequence Of the
decision Of peace terms Is reported
in the Exchange Telegram dispatcl
from Amsterdam. Women formed the
majority Of the demonstrators, said
the dispatch. breaking windows of
the town hall and shouting their de.
mard for more food. 70 rpeace and
fol- the retur nof their men folks. The
police and military were called to
Quell the riot. Two women were in.
jured and several arrested. The
whole OF Essen is reported to be in
state OF ferment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02
FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

same companys test on the ] NJ Had.
dox farm is duster in the BigInjun
sand, but shows for small gasser
in the salt sand. On Laurel Run,
Clay district, Richie county, the same
company's No on the Charles Lew.
ing farm is light pumper in the salt
sand.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
Birthday Party.

Mrs. ]. c. Stealey was given sur
prise birthday party last evening at
Ter home at 422 State street. The par.
ty was arranged and carried out by her
husband and was a complete surprise
TO Mrs. Stealey. About twenty-five
guests were present and the evening
was very pleasantly spent. Tempting
refreshments were served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

Francis Miller entertained a few
friends in very pleasant manner last
evening at his home on State street.
Games and music were INDUCED in and
the evening was highly enjoyed by
those present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, cloth bound, sent free to you
on receipt of three dimes ( or stamps ,
to pay expense of mailing only. Address
Or. Pierce, Invaids' Hotel, e63 Main
Street, Buffalo, N -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My wife, Sarah Maloney has left my
bed and board, and the public is here,
by notified that l will not be responGi
BILE for any debts she contracts.
JAMES MALONEY.
Hutchinson. W. Va. Sept. 10. 1917.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

S2.ACRE FARM FOR sALE--cheap
along the Maurice river. One 0.
room house, and one S.room house,
good barn, an ice house, all good out
buildings, wagons and farm imple-
ments, fruit trees and berries Of all
kinds, good fishing and cunning / ia
miles from station; good poultry,
farm or club house; can divide. Will
bert Burcham, R, F. D. No. 8. Mill,
vile, N. ]. 10.2.it.2909.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

a CARD OF THANKs-We wish to
express our thanks to our friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the illness and death of our faith.
er and husband, D. l.. Talkington.
Especially for the beautiful flowers
contributed, Mrs. Maude M. Talking.
ton and family.
1n.o.1t.oo1n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
R. D. asks: DO infected tonsils
cause bad breathe"
Yes, and many other things which
rake it far better to have them re.
moved.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

FINE LEVEL OHIO grain and dairy.
farm, nice buildings, all farm tools
and teams with feed for one year
go in free with this farm. WIN take
$4,000 down; balance can stand as
long as desired. Write Franklin
Parker, SAT n. Pearl ST., Columbus,
Ohio, 2s94.
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ECL .ASsTFED ADVER TISlNG1
ONE CENT WORD CASH WITH ORDER
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-lSo acre farm, 40 acres
OF bottom land and Groom house.
Good barn and other outhuildingss
Athens county, Z miles from Athens.
Terms reasonable, Address Harry
Dorsey, Athens, Ri. l, Ohio.
s.25.st2sso,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-02

DAIRY FARMS - We can sell you
farms from three acres up to 500 in
the vicinity of Cleveland, Akron and
Youngstown in Portage county, ohio;i
paved roads, good schools and the
best of land. Write the American
Farm Agency, Box 2S7 Ravenna, Ohio.
9.2s.6t-2Ss5
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PERSONALS

INDUSTRIOUS young man OF attrac,
tive appearance, desires to corra.
spond with good, decent West Vir'
ginia girl Address Box 2S77.
9.25.6t.2s77
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RooMs-FuRN1sHEp

FOR RENT - Two nice light house.
keeping rooms in fine location; three
dollars per week. POI High st.
s.2s.2t-2Sss
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Indications that
damage by frost Sunday night had
been done to the quality OF corn rath.
er than to quantity led to reaction
yesterday from an advance which at
first took place in prices. The market
closed unsettled at 1.1SX for Decem.
Der and 1854 to 1.157s for May, 1sc
off to shade up as compared with
Saturdays finish. The outcome in
oats was unchanged to X lower and
for provisions AZ cents down to a
rise OF SC.
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HELp WANTEp-MAIE
WANTED

FOR sALE-At once. Groom will
bath. 6lS Jamison street.
.-. 10.l.5t.2903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
ltmocrfenn6ar inTpirirt!

9on6on A. glpril. n Gin Eele-
aronnm BON Wien an Die o6ranffur-
ter 3eitung", BON Dem Der @eridt-
eritatter Der oGpening gfeips~ Iagt,
es iei ltnoerfennbar inlpirirt, lolitet:
o0euti6lono fam lnmoeli6 einen
6rieoen abihlieBen wollen, Der bon
g:nneftirilnes- s-Moglidfeiten o66Gnet.
5ollten gepiiie oeutide Yarteien oies
immer nod Oeriuben, 10 muB es flor-
oeiteut ueroen, ooB iolde 9eniibun-
Gen in OeIterreid. .llneorn feline I'm
teritiibung finoen wiiroen.
0os Eelegramm an Die n6ronffir-
ter 3eitln9" bei6reibt ole oIterreifi-
iden 9eoinglineen ais einfade @o.
rontien fir Ole Sntegritdt uno @ri-
iien5m0gIidfeit ooS lit in gc5ug ouf
Ser6ien ltpo 9iunlGnielI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Sonfercna in 6ambnra.

2on0on, 4. 9lpril. - @eriihte,
Dab bel elmer Gonferen6 BON 8ertre-
tern Ser W2ittelmG6te in Som6urg
Gin weiteres 6rieoensangebot genn6t
meroen loa, peronlaBte oie 9in1mit-
togs- 3eitlmeen, weitere gemerfun.
gen iiber @rGiioent @ilion's offent-
Iide 9iiige fir Die oelttide Hegierung
uno oariiber, ooB er oerlanet, oaB
fein 6rieoe nit oen Soben5olern ob-
geiAlolIen iueroe.
Gie u@eitminiter @a5ette" io9t,
oie Gonferen5en nfonnen foum Oer-
ie6len 81 bcmerfelt, Dab Der llmitilr5
i6reS Spitems uno Die 9eieitigung
aus Der @elt, ser 9riegs6erren lmo
@eranItolter BON &riegen me6r ols
ie ais Soupt5iel ser gllliirten in oen
&oroergrlino tritt. 9os lit Der
Sauptfern Erdiioent @ilion's Bot
idait an Den GongreB llno ser Soupt-
GritnO, ipespegen peitliHe 0emofra.
tie IN Oen arieg eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
aIarcm fid ecgenIcitis unf.

2onoon A. glpril. Cine &eu.
ter-Depei6e aus oem Soliptquartier
in @loceoonien beioet, ooB Die 9ul-
aaren nit 9leroplonen 5IueI9riiten
IN ole ierbii6en 2inien obnerfen. GS
miro oartn miteet6eilt, ooB ~peoen
Der lln5ufrieoenbeit oeS ruiiiiden
Goltes nit Der britiid -iran5oiii6en
Gaian8 mo infolae oes 5eiBen @in-
ides nod 6rieoen in 9iuBlono cine
9ieOoliltion cnsgebroAen lit, melhe
ale 9eborOen uno oen &oiier gtifo,
lous geitiir5t bat Die ierbii6en
Solooten Ole iiber Die llriaden Der
ruiiiiAen 9ieDolution unterridtet iino,
6oben nit @egenfmgihrifteu gcont'
portet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
sOllcn Sarscrrcdtc er6uItcu.

Senotor Eownieno rei6te oiesbe3iie.
Ii6e 9ieioIutiou Elm. 9etrifit
Gelltidc, Die 5 Sabre bier iino.
iinO.
@oi6ington A. 9Ipril. Se-
nntor Eopnieno bon @lidigail broGte
cine Gorloge Elm, Der 5ufoIge alien
Cellti6en, Die 5 Sabre in oen 8erei.
nigten Staaten 5uecbra6t boben,
9iirgerredte geipdbrt weroen ioQ. @r
iagte, es ed6e Saliienoe BON Telt-
iden Die idon lauge bier eeIebt, ober
eS pcrnoldiiigt bdtten, iih Inn ibre
9iirgerpapiere 81 bewerben, uno wd.
rem bonn @unide beieelt, omerifani.
ide giirger Su lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
llrnrs 5rieorns- -AnOrbOt rrwartrt.
IOi(er Ear( OOn Oelterreid miro Dies Oem-
ndC6f OerOGentdd6en.
ctsrrsid un n OpIOmateu gesieGnnseu 5n Nmerfa
ab5mbredeu 2eafdlauO IuI eincn grofeu 0rnd unf
leiuen @er6HuOeten aush6en
[cinen 0erbiIn6eten ansiIben.

ne6meno, beiagt o6er, OaB Eeutid.
lauo licb itreng an Die gunfte 6oIten
miro, meIde iit orf oen glufent6olt
Der 9lmerifaner in GeutidlanO be.
5iebt.
2eutibIonO iteat in gl6reoe, ooB
es Die @unfte oes @ertrages berlebt
babe, tnO fii6rt on ooB gImerita
Dies praftiid t6ot.
GelltihIanos in gl6re0eiteIung ole
9Irtifel. ipelhe freie 6o6rt nad II.
geno eineu 2anO ieiner 5einOe por'
ie6en olf @rino ser glodooe per'
lett 81 baben miro bier aIs abIurO
ongeieben.
S6re negenp1rtige llnterieeboot.
Gompogne miro nidt nit ser eriten
9eoingung elmer 9lodooe-nd6mlid
elmer effeftipen Oergliden oa nidt
orei @ro5ent Ser Sbiiie, ipelhe 6ri.
tiibe SGfen onlolifen unO oerlaiien,
0abon betroffen peroen
Tie 9eiduloi9ung VeutihlonOs,
BOB Die gereinigten Stoaten Die glb-
fabrt oelitiber Sdiffe in omerifani.
iHeu Sdfen berGiuoert babe miro
bier olatt in gIbrcoe eeiteat nit
9usno6me fiir gelpiiie oeutibe Sdii.
fe. BON 0enen befdnnt mar, 0uR Tie
Die glnlidt botten. unneutroler @eiie
Oeltide ariegSihiffe oiif bober See
nit N3ateriol 81 Oerie6en. 9lue anOe.
rem Sdiffe, pelhe iidj ben omerifa-
niiden g3eutrolitGts-@eieben fiiaten,
itano es, rno itebt es aud 6eilte nod
frei Die S0fen 81 ir9eno elmer 3eit
81 perloiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
gtntf6t rrobrrn oboID13rd&rnkopf
Betrd6t(id6e Beute Oen (ie9rei6en Gruppen
in ole 6dnOe gefuQen
griu IdFn escne SOlOOtcn nit &adneuseuc6 uicOcr Sel
ben Oen Sentdcn oefunScn senOmmcu.
6rou5Oicu cicen gerlnne

modlte lnier Oernidteuoes 5eler ei-
men feinOli6en 9lngrifi 81 ni6te, mel
der in @orbereitlng mar.
Sn 2uft9efe6ten Oerlor Ger 6eino
bier 9leroplane; 5wei OerieI6en pur-
Oen bon Sberlieutenant 9nroa BON
9iidtbofen obgeidoiien.
Seltlide 6ront.
@rllppe Oes Erin5en 9eopolO. TT
9toropeitli6 bon 0oinSf brn6te cine
S(btbeiluug ousprobirter lleberrllm-
pier einen Sfii5ier, SO gPann NIT
5pei W2oihinengepebren aus elmer
rriiiicben SteIIing 5iriid. @benio
mar Elm @rfllnoungs-gorit nabe
@3oIooOit6i norooitli6 BON @ogoo-
mob, iiberouS erfolgrei1 un0 puroe
Elm Sffi5ier imO % Wlann gefonecn
genommen.
glorO0itlid bon 9nranooitc6i grif-
fen mebrere ruiiiide Gompoenic'n
nnd beftiecr Misunderstanding
einen irniercr @orpoiten an pel1er
ieoo6 ieine Stellung bebolptete.
Se6baiteni rliiiiiben 9(rtiGerie.
6elcr an 6eiOen Soften ser 3Io6off-
Earnopol-@iienbabn, an ser 3lota-
2ipa uno Enieiter, folgte fein Snfon-
terie-9lngriff.
9ln ser 9iitriba.SoIotnipisfa pur-
oen porge6euoe ruiiiide 9Ibtbeihnecn
5nriifgelpieien
@taceOonifde 6ront.
3miiden Oem S6rioa. lmo Yres-
bo-See Oroneen unicre Erlippen in
feinolide Steaungen Elm uno fe6rten
NIT 9eute in ibre eigenen Steaungen
5uriid, nodOem Iie einige @egenan-
griffe a6gei6lagen batten.
6ron5oIide 9Ingriffe noroIi6 bon
Monaltir ibltgen febl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
stunO in SoN.GO's 9icmitcn.
George Born ueeebIidcr llloncn.
Sffi8ier, linter $4,000 @iirgldoft.
~ 9lls Spion in gnglono.

Sem Yorf, A. 9lpril. - Infer
Der tehniiden 9ei6uloigltng, fGliH-
li6er @eiie einen HoB BON Dem Ser.
Stnoten=Goniul in Sun erboIten at
boben tpuroe ser 0elltibe George
Born, Elm angebli6er oeltiher lila.
nen-Sffi5ier, unter $4,000 @iir9Ifoft
feitgebolten. Der Sal miro ais tDpi-
l6er 0elltidler Spionagefoa barge
lteat, in neldem Elm 0eutiber unter
Ser WtoSfe eines Entertainers in
England orbeitete. Born ioa ii6 frii-
Ger in @ilfesborre, &o., oufgeboIten
boben fam ieooA bel 9lusbrr1 ocs
&rieges nob giem-Yorf uno Iteate
lid Dem oelltlcben Wforine-glttohe
9op-@o our &erfiieung. Gr muroc
noA@nglonO geionot uno pallirte ais
9(merifaner. SIN Sabre 1915 purOc
CT IN Sun berboftet, ober mieoer frei-
geloIiciL nohoem CT es beriton0en
botte, oen onerifoniIcben Goniul oo-
bon 6u iiber0eugen, Elm glmerifoner
81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
sampf nm Sen Crt qaffonr.

BoriS, 4. gIpril. Ger off.
5ieae fran3oiiide geridt lautet :
,@eitlih uno oitli9 Der Sonime
icten imicre 9ruppeu i6ren Sort.
ibritt iiber Die gnn5e 6ront fort, Die
mir geitern angritfen. llniere 9Iuf'
fIdrlngs .1ruppen ihoben li6 iiber
Gallon bipans big an oie meitliden
@orortc BON ct. Quentin. gforo0it-
Iih bon Gaitres erreidten iniere
Srnppen eine iiiolid bon @rngies
qelegene Qinie. 9[n imierem rehten
8liigel puroe oas Qorf W1ont-iur-
Giie beiebt. lleberaa mar Der 5eino
einem beitieen @eihiibieuer unter.
iUorien, beionOers in Der @egeno bon
Giiienp. Siiolid bon g(ilette beitano
Der aampf INN Die @ororte 9affour
uho i'm Torie ielbit fort, peldes mir
trob beitigcn @ioeritanoeS iiber ieoe
Doro 9ooens beiebteu. 5iioli6 bon
&aOenp 6roAeu oeltiHe @egenan-
grille inter unierem 5euer 8uiam-
men ourd oos Dem 5einoe ihwere
Gerluite beieebradt murOe.
8wei 9lngriffe aiif fleine Soften
norooitlib bon GrosneS un6 oitlih
bon 9lnberioe purOen lei6t abeepie-
fen Bon Der iibrioeu 6ront lit nidts
5l neloen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05

Gon0on. A. glpril. IT. Cine Sc.
peide Der Grdange telegraph 60,
ipelhe 6eute bier aus Oem Soog ein-
iroi beIogt, ooB Seiterrei9. .llnearn
Die oiplomatiiden ge5iebungen 5it
BEN @ereinigten Staaten ais 9ieiul.
tat ciues itarfen oeiti4en Grudes
obbrehen miro.
@ibttge Gonferen5.
Sci elmer Gonferen5 melher Der
aaiier @il6eln, uno aoiier aarl TO-
pie W2iniiter uuo @enerdle Scr Gen
tralmdhte beimo6nten, iogt Der Cor
Respondent iuurOe in Ser Souptia6e
sic amerifaniide Situation beipro-
den.
Gs piro geiogt, ooB Die Gonferen5
midtige Grfldringen bon @raf G5er.
min bon G6uoenie, Oem oiterreibi-
ihen Wliniitcr oes 9luSwartigeu 9lm-
tes, be5iiglid Der Mogli6feiten zines
irii6en Srieoens erbolteu babe. IS
tpuroe bi,8ueeiiist Dob ser oiterrei-
tiife aoiier oie glbiibt babe, oies-
be8iialid in aiir5e i'm Nomen Der
Gentralmddte ein Dofument SIT I'm.
terbreitcn.
Gle 0cutfde Qntport.
&nf9ington, A. glpriI
Geuiinlonos glntwort ouf Die omeri,
fauiiAe 92ote, in pelder ii6 9lmeri.
ia meigerte, Die gluslegung ser olten
preiIbiiben gertrase BON 1893 mo
1928 on5uerfennen oa Teutidlano
ofieniibtlih Oie gertrdge oerIeBt ia.
be, ent6dIt ioit gar feline @imfte ouf
Die anerifaniiAe 9lusIeeung ge8ug-
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WeiamSter 0@bitlUtf
in Der Shiuei5.
9entIfe 9iesicrnns itellte linn Elm
@eleit. 9l6reiic ais Ie6r
ri6rcn6 geIdilOert.

8ern, 3. 9(pril, bia &oris, 4.
April. - Brand g99itlod, ser ameri-
fonii6e @elmote in 9elgien lit
Gelite glbeno Inn 6 lt6r bier einge.
troiien. @r fab ermiiOet itno iorgen-
poa aus uno gob 5u OoB er nod Der
fiirdterliben 9lnipannling Ger lesten
@ohen iid duBerit nerOos rno iiber-
nr6eitet fiible. @on 3iirid ua6 Bern
mar Serr @6itlod BON gleoiont q.
Stoooa, Dem amerifonii1en @eianO-
TEN in ser Sdwei5, 6egleitet, Ger nit
oen glttades Der 2egation i6m nod
Der @ren5e entgeeengereiit mar.
Die S9wei5er Regierltng batte
orei bObe 9eamte nod SHoff6ouien
eeianot, I'M Die 9lmerifaner no6 3ii.
rid 81 geleiten. Bon 8riiiiel bis sur
@ren5e uarer @5itlod unO ieine @e-
ieal9oft BON Baron BON 6olfenbali.
fen einem bon @eneroleouperneur
9iliine ipe5iea oa5u oelegirten Be
omten, esfortirt poroen.
Gie @eieQi6aft beitano aus GO
glmerifnnern 0arrnter Der 2ega.
tionSito6, Gonfllorogentcn unO aae
geonten Ser belsii6en Siilfs-Gom-
million, oilBer fiinien, iopie Der bi-
neiiide @eimditstrdger in 9riiiiel
nebit Stab lnO ibrer 6omilien, wel-
DIE foit sur ielben 3eit wie Die glme-
rifaner Snitruftion erboIten batten
na6 SABRE iiber5uiieoeln. Sic rel.
item Nlontag 9lbeno in einem Sonoer-
5ug bon 9riiiiel ob.
Serr @6itlod i6ilOerte feline 2lb-
reiie BON @riiiiel ais iebr rii5reno.
0ie 9elgier, mel6e felt glb6rli6 Der
ge3ie6ltngen 5mii1en oen Ser. Stou-
ten unO Oeuti6lan6 iebr beioret ma
rem, DAB Oie 9lbreiie Der 9lmerifa-
ner fiir iic @erbungerltng 6eoeuten
moee, iammelten iid 81 Eoltienoen
am gloroba6nbof an Inn ibnen Sebe.
po6l 81 iagen. 0}an iiirhtete, Dab
es 3ll irgenO elmer Concentration
fominen fonte, lpel6e ben gIerger
Ger oeliti6er 8eborOen erregen lmo
GergeltunesroBregeln gegen ole BEL
gier sur 6olee boben piiroen; ole leb-
teren aber erfannten Dies ielblt imo
6lieben idit gon5 till, obeleib piele
meinten. 9lls Der Bug aus Dem
gabnboi fit1r, 6orte nan MIR 9elc-
gentIi1e 9hife; n&iDe gImerique~,
aber Ger groBte S6eil ser 2elte itono
nit entbloBtem &aupt lino beeniigte
lih nit Dem SHmenfen bon Siiten
uno 8aidentiibern. 9ie 9ieiie mar
i6nea ino o6ne 3piihenfdae unO
oie @ren5e murOe bel Singen obne
peitere @er56gerung sefreu5t, ais Die
iibliben 8ormolitdten beoingten.
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Wlc6r 9Sru6ibitiunSitaSte.

8 bicag 0, A. Npril. M Die Gros
bibitioniIten ipraben iid beiite ie6r
erirent iiber oas Jieiultot Der geitri-
gen gablen aus, Ourd meI9es an
n06erno 400 @irt6iAaften in SSai.
nois, @isconiin iino 0}inneiota 5um
9luf9eben oes 9etriebS ge5plmgen
mcroen. 0rei groBere St1ote,
Springfield, Sa., Wla0ilon @iSy
unO DULUTH 0linn., itimmten fir
S9liebuue Der @irt6idoften, uno
treten cine 9ln5obI fIeincr
Srte IN Die atrQdepe~ 9fei9e,
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gImcrifoner nntcr BEN Onfer1l

gf en- y prf, A. 9lpril. - Inter
Den iie6en 9eitten Der geIabung, 0ie
ibr Seben oerloren ais Der 6ritiIde
Dompfer ~Stanlep~ am 81. N31r5
un9efd6r 100 W1eilen peItlih ser iri.
l9en Stiilte BON einem oeutlden In.
terlce6oote torpeoirt ipuroe, befano
iib elm omerifanii6er Sei5er, pa6r-
i1cinli1 5ronf Burns bon gtemport.
gfeps go. 6iinf5ebn lleberlebenOe
trofen geIterit oif Dem 0ompfer
Sort 9llbanp" ein. 0ieie befiirt-
ten, ooB i6r Captain itno 1S W}ann
ebenfalls rm's 2e6en gefommen limo.
Burns ino Elm onoerer Sei5er ltar.
ben an ben 6oIgen ser llnbilOen 6e-
men lie im offenen 9lettiingsbcpte
ouSgeIebt woren. 9ei Der @rploiion
berloren oret @}oi9iniiten itno 3wei
Sei5er i6r 2e6en. 0ie lleberle6en-
Den trie6en 16 Stinoen um6er, ebe
lie bon Dem o4ort 9[lbonp~ eeii6tet
puroen. 9lae litten i6per ittter ocr
GGlte.
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0[m srentinO Ic6daft.

93om, oia 9onOon, A. g(pril
Ger itolienii6e 9criht lautet Ser
Grentino.6ront entlong fanoen bier
imo oa llntcrnc6muneen itntt, beion-
Ders im Gtid-Ibolc. SSn Ger9eltung
Der iortgeiebten geidieBlme bon
gla ernellten mir unicr 6euer auf
militdriicbe @ebGuOe 81 9lioo glrco
uno 9loberto. g(n ser SuliIc6en
6ront 5eieten iidb lniere9luffldrunes-
Erllppen t6Gtie. @eIiern 9(benO iiber.
fieIen mir einen feinoliden gorpo-
item norOlid bon goscomolo auf oem
&arit. Ger gr0Bte 96eiI Der ans 30
Mann beite6enoen 9eiosln5 lpiroe
getootet lno 6 Mann 81 @efangcuen
qenlocht."