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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Midwest Box Company One of the COuntrys Strongest
Box Making Concerns, Comes To This City To
Build Fourth Plant
ABOUT 1850 PEOPLE WILL Be EMPLOYED
New Enterprise Will Be Built On Plot of Ground Near thu
Owens Bottle Machine Construction To
Begin At Once

.rticles. The Owens Bottle Machine
company will use much Of the tactory's
products. The output will be market.
ed largely in Pittsburgh, Baltimore,
districts of West Virginia and other
points in the east,
The Midwest Box company Is one OF
the large factory organizations Of the
west. The Fairmont factory will make
four box factories that the company
now has in operation. The other fac.
tories are in Kokomo, Ind, Anderson
Ind, and Cleveland, o. The main Of.
flee is located in the Conway building
of Chicago, III.
Walter H. Fairchild, Of Anderson,
Ind. who is president and general man
ager Of the Midwest company, will
spend large part Of his time in Fair
mont until the factory is put In opera
ton. Together with L. N. DeVore, Of
the Devore- McGormley company, the
architects and engineers for the new
factory, Mr.. Fairchlld left yesterday
afternoon for Toledo, o., after spend
ing the fore part Of the week here.
The Midwest company located the
factory in FairmOnt in preference to
other cities in the state where sites
were ready to be occupied, Much
credit for the establishment ofthe box
factory in Fairmont is due the two To-
cal organizations; the Fairmont Cham
Der of Commerce and the Greater Fair.
mont I1Teskie ht conf any through
whom the negotiations were carried
out.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Home From Church
Meeting at Hagens

Representatives Of the Central Chris
tan churches have returned from
two.day meeting at HagenS at which
matters of inerest TO the members OF
the congregations in this district were
discussed. Among those who attended
the gathering were Rev. Mr. Jarrett, OF
Morganown; Samuel Davis, OF Shinns'
ton; Prof. Howell state Sunday school
superintendent, of Parkersburg; Rev,
o. G. White, the state evangelist; A,
P. Jones and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Anna
Kuhn and Mr.. aud Mrs. Seymour Nc
Intire, of this city. Rev. DR., Mitchell
pastor of the Central church who is
housed up at the parsonage with an In
jured knee, was not able to attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
TO PLAN farewell
FOR DRAFTED MEN
Meeting Will Be Held Az
Chamber Of Commerce
This Evening.

This evening at seven-thirty O'clock
in the Office rooms Of the Fatrmont
Chamber Of Commerce on the second
floor OF the Watson building q NEE
ing will be held for the purpose Of.
deciding upon some definite plans
whereby Fairmont may say farewell
to the rs young soldiers that will 90
to Petersburg, Va, next month to
make up Fairmonts quota Of the draft
army. The meeting this evening Is
open to all who are interested In the
affair.
A meeting was held yesterday afs
ternoon with Mayor Bowen and sew
eral members Of the Chamber Of
Commerce attending. Many excel
lent plans were suggested after which
the meeting scheduled for tonightWa1
called.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
TAKE
FIFTY MORE GUNS
Battle On the IsOnzo Front
Confines With Unabated
Fury.
(By Associated Press)

ROME, Aug, 24.-The war office re
reports that the battle on the Isonzo
front continues and about 50 guns
have been captured.
Gen. CadOrna announces that the
Italians yesterday stormed new Aus.
TRAN positions, broke up violent coun.
ter attacks made by the enemy. and
took a large number of Austro-Hun.
garian prisoners. More than 10000
prisoners, the war office statement
says, have been removed from the Aus.
tro.Italian front by the Italians.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Great Air Navy Is
Entirely Feasible
tRy Associated press>

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Tests OIL
the first Of the standardized United
States aeroplane motors designed and
built under the direction Of the Air
craft Production board make it prac'
certain that American-made
fighting machines will be available
for service in France early next year
The results Of several tests have
been highly satisfactory it is learned
although details of design and per,
formance Of engines withheld.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Musical AsSO. To
Meet On Sunday

Arrangements have been completed
for the session of the Second district
Musical Association which will be held
Sunday at Curtis chapel. The program
for the occasion will be as follows:
Morning session-1O, congressional
song, led by w. S. Asher; devotional,
+. NJ. Malcolm; report Of secretary;
report of classes; class singing; ad-
dress Of welcome, W. E. Gump; dinner.
Afternoon session: 1:S0-Congres-
sIonal singing, led by ]. A. Hamilton;
report of committees; class singing;
beuedicion,
Night session: S:OO-CongressIOnal
singing, led by Jesse Parrish; class
singing; adjournment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Getting Ready To
Test River Bottom

Work was started this morning by
Mr.. Hughes OF the Pennsylvania
Drilling Company of Pittsburg on
testing the foundations for the piers
Of the new bridge to be built across
the Monongahela river. The drilling
machine which has been holding En-
gineer S. B. Miller and Mr.. Hughes
back in their work for the past sew
eral days arrived in the city yester-
day.
Today arrangements are being car
ried out by Mr. Miller for the use of
a boat from which the drilling will
be done. The rock in the bottom of
the river will be tested first while the
water is low Today the drilling ma
chine was operating on the west bank
Of the river,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
CEMENT Co. BUYS
PITTSBURGH coal
Alpha Company Acquires
500 Acres From the In
itiaI Company.

Alex. R. Watson, of the Initial Fuel
company, of this city, has completed
coal deal whereby he has sold five
hundred acres Of Pittsburgh coal to
the Alpha Portland Cement company
of Easton, Pa.
The five hundred acres of coal is 10.
Gated at Reynoldsville, in Harrison
county. The transaction was complet-
ed yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Second Fire Starts
InGity Of Saloniki
tBy' Associated Press)

ATHENS, Aug. PA second FIRE
Is burning in Salonih where great
damage was done last Saturday by a
confagration which destroyed con-
siderable part Of the city making co.
900 homeless. Thus far 100 houses
have been destroyed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
The Tanker Navajo
Sank a Submarine
DIV Associated Pressl

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug, H.
The STANDARD oil tank steamship Ma
yajo destroyed by FIRE at sea Aug Is
while homeward bound had an en-
counter on her trip over with 3 sub
marine and sank the enemy vessel
with her guns after four hour bats
lite, according to members Of crew Of
twenty-seyen who arrived here today
on an American steamer. The de-
struction Of the Navajo was caused
by an explosion Of fuel pipe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Leading Germans To
Hold a Conference

LONDON, Aug. PA Berlin dis
patch says it is understood DR.. Mich
elis, the German imperial chancellor
d various parties in the Reichstag,
Re negotiating with a view to sum
moning leading representatives for a
ennference for the consideration Of
important questions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
BERLIN ADMITS ii.

BERLIN, Aug. 24.-The evacuation
by the Germans of hill 300, the fas
nous stronghold on the Verdun 'front.'
is announced by the war office. It ID
said a weak garrison was left there
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
Fifteen Men Dead
AS Result OF an
Outbreak at
Houston
Martial Law IN CITY.
Secretary Baker Says Incl
dent Will Not Change
Department Plans.
INV Associated Press)

dousToN. Texas, Aug. 24.-As a
Jesuit of a mutiny of negro soldiers
Of the Twenty-fourth U. S. infantry
last night the entire city OF Houston
and environs are under martial law
Eoday. Gen. John A. Hullcn is in COM
mand as provost marshal. A revised
list shows is men dead. Orders have
heen. given soldiers to watch all in
coming trains and not to permit arm
ed men to enter the city
A report shortly after midnight
said armed men were likely to flock
into Houston from some adjoining
counties. It was decided that this
would saet-be. permit d.----AAshl4eh-t he.
400 or more regulars arriveG from
GaIveston. some were detailed to go
n Camp Logan. Others were assign
ed TO duty in the city. Two soldiers
we're detailed to each street car IN
the city an dtwo more were detailed
10 each street corner in the down
town sections. Orders were given to
prevent the assembling of citizens
on the street.
City and county officers are coop
Grating with and following the In
strnctions of the military officers and
II is officially stated that the situa-
tion is so well under control that
unless crowds are permitted to as
gemble there will be no further trou-
BILE.
Among the dead is a negro ser
geant, Vida Henry, believed to have
been the ring leader in the uprising
Henry's body, riddled with buck shot
was found a quarter of mile from
mp limits. Horace Moody, one OF
wounded police officers who SUI,
cred an amputation of the leg died
Al the hospital this morning.
e. ]. Meinekee another officers Is
the fifteenth victim reported found.
The following orders and warnings
were issued today: .,.
"All citizens will remain IN their
homes or usual places OF business at
once, No citizens, not an officer VIII
annear on the streets with arms. Par
ties will not assemble on the streets
SALOONS will not be permitted to
open, aud
ammunition are sold, kept or stored
will remain closed
The killing of Capt. Jos. W. Mates
of the Illinois Second field artillery,
was accompanied by extreme cruelty,
according to early reports. Wounded
by a rifle bullet Captain Mates was
surrounded by the riotous soldiers, rid
died with buck shot and his body hack
ed and stabbed repeatedly with bayo.
nets. The body was almost unrecog'
nizable.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a. Senator
Sheppard, of Texas, after conference
with Secretary Baker today announced
that the negro troops concerned in the
-Eloting at Houston would be withdrawn
om Texas Immediately.
Later Secretary Baker after reading
: the first official reports announced
that he could take no action of any
kind until the affair had been fully in
vestigated.
The Secretary also said, that the
Houston affair did not effect the policy
Of training negro troops in the south,
II is within the jurisdiction Of the
commander Of the Southern depart.
ment to move the troops to any other
point in his territory without orders
from Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and saturday. cOolsh
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24

Late yesterday Owens Bottle Machine
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2a gd)abemeriat
Sirfte ser SreH am ne1eu 4eridts
gebGmbe fiibren.

Die Sbntiabe, bab 5dmilton
gountp infolge bes Streifs am neiien
@eri6tgebGube bereits $45. 900 einses
biibt bat, bic bon ben Steuer5ablern
getragen iperben miiifen, biirfte eiHe
S6abeneriabtlase gegen ale lnipnen
nad ii9 3icben, bereh Ntitglieber an
Sem Gtreit betbeilist ftnb. Serr @eo.
Mc@ Uaorris. Der friihere prdfibent
beg 8uiineb Mens glub, bat ndmlid
qeftern ben Gtaatsantpalt Campbell
in einem S6rei6en erfudt, cine fol6e
alaae qegen bic Sbeet Wetal WOrters
Union, Die 5oiiting engineers Union,
Der Cincinnati 8uilbing 5rabes
Council unb beren ein8elne Mttglieber
ein3urei6en, tporin berlangt tpirb, baB
bic 8etreffenben gestpunssn tperben,
ben S6aben, ben bns Gountp burf)
ben Streif erlitien bat, 81 erieben.
Serr Campbell nabm bas Sefu6 uns
ter geratbung unb tpirb beitte, nd9s
bem bic perfhiebsusn llnionfiibrer ibre
perfprodene @nttport uboegebeu 6Gben,
audi feline GntIteibung fdQen.
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nen, gcgen pdpiergelb Sltln geunbcsf
frog @uti9eine gu 8, 8. 3 ,rnb / @iarfs
30, 25 uno 10 Bfeunig umaapeddeit
Sir bieie @ati1eine perbiirgt ih1 oer
Diagiitrat, Deiin Iie nut eiIreiu Steut-
pei uno Dem Nunen bes @iirgeruIei-
| tiers SeGmd,m n1b bes Stabfaiien.
, relbanten Singer, bnrt6idrtftlib nm
lter5eidnet fitio. Gnitfleiite urlo @e-
uerbetreibeitbe fperbeu brinae,1o gebe.
ten, bieie gartiheine IN 8nbluug jit
tebmen bic BET Der Gtaot rno Staot.
ipartaile pteoer In banres @elo eiugs-
tnuiAt tperbem. @iifofsburg. ben A.
sluguft 1914. Der 0aagiftrat. Se5.
aellnndrt1r.~
@uf biefe Weife purbe bur9 bas'
fbnelI betunbete berti9e Srgdnifa.
tionstalent bic Orbnitng I'M Sdnbelss
bertebr nit 2et6tigfeit tpteber airfreft
efbaIten. Our grseugitng Der Sur4s
ipeg aus gdpier hergeftelIten gotbs
gelbT6eine bebiente mun fi1 Der ies
tpeilig gsrabe bor4unbener gdpierfors
ten, bd bor ollem EN- f9ne1es gtngreis
fem tpi6tig mar. geift sulebt airf biea
Zen llmffanb 1T bic Mmrrigfultigfett
btnii9tli6 Serftellltngsdrt, @r5be uno
syor6e biefer S5eine 5uriidoufii6ren.
Sie metiten Gteine tpurben IN 8uhs
brud bergeitellt. bod CAB es un6 'ebr
primitive Scbeine, bic aug etnem be>
liebigen Stiid pdpier ober gdppe be-
ftonben, bas nit @6refbmdf9tne ober
uu9 blpb NIT Sinte bef6riebeu mar.
8eforbers mertipiirbig tpurer .. 3. bic
S6etne bon 9ogorsenu In BoIen, tpu
man gpfttarten serI9nitt urb auf bic
qunbrdtif9en @fiite ben Wertb bdnbs
Ibriftli9 nit Sinte isbte. Die @utss
bertpaltung 2pptf6epo IN BDfen gers
fbnttt su biefem 3pst gebrauhte
Spielfarten. 9agegen battle man bel
onoeren Sheirsn, 70 IN Sifftt, gtbtnu,
G6neibemiibt, @ebfpeiler, fi6 IN ges
fptiTem @rdbe elmer tiirItpplleu Iuss
| ffuttrrng befletBigt. Nu9 IN Der Be
nennung Der S6etle gob es mon6ers
lei &btpei6ungen. Die etner trugen
ben 9tuTbrud r9utfdetu-, arbsre
rBertb :. Mdrf' r@iilttg fir murt'
ober au6 rgIabantpeifunqer' Bon,
Coupon, rSriegslpefTefTdetn" uftp.
SIN Our6I6nitt loltteteu be gdeine
auf Betrdse BON 80 DFg., ], 2, 8 rno
5 Mdrt. Tie @ftieugeIenT6nft 9ies
m goblers ffelIte fpodr dus rurben
gappf6eiren g1otbestb Ser, bag auf I,
2 unb 3 gfg. la1tete. 3u ben friibes
fen G3etner aeb0ren bic BON pr.
!5oldnb, butirt pom I. Muquff 1914,
1tnb bic Don @fferFteir, bonn 2. Iuquit
1914. 9iefe gotbeelbThstre perben
fpdter ii6erli5 cine irrtereHunte
Rrieqsertnnertng borFetren urb eireu
onfebntiten SammeTfpertb erreihen.
Dos fDnigfifhe Winstdbirett IN 8er>
I'm befibt bis6er Rptbgelbf6eins BON
279 beri6iebener GtelIsu; es ToIl dbsr
alles m urfem 304 @usgabenitelen ges
geben bober.
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0as Veripnal
Der fransoiii6en Spe5ial MiiTion
ipel&s in WdIbington sipeds 8e-
ratbuns ertpartet pirb.
Bon Der fransOiif9en gOtfdaft be.
tannt seseben.

Wafbinston, 18. april. -
Die ipe3ielIe frdn50Fife WiHion. tuele
DE na9 Wafbinaton tommt. lin nit
ben bieiisen geamteu in gs5us auf bas
Rriess problem 5u fonferiren, be,
ftebt aug bier forlmiHdtsn, 5pei fpes
5iea Der Wiiiion beis.gebenen 9eamten
unS fiinf Offi3isren Der fran50iii9en
armee, bic ben Sidb fir ben Wars
fdaIT Spffrt bilSsn. Die 2lufiinoi'
sung bes pollen perfonaIs Der Wf=
fion, ph Fe am Wfittipot burd bi,
frans5iiide goifdoft sema4t ipurSs,
III nj. folst:
6err Bipiani, friibcr premier urS
jebt Snifisminiftef; Uaad&oa Soffre;
gieeabnriral gbodebrat; Wsarquis b.
gbambrun, WlitsIieb bsr Deputirtsn'
Rammer; Serr Giiuon, Jinnn3sJn'
fpeifor; 6err 5opelacque, Generals
sniettor bes 5ffentIifsn llnterrihts.
Gum Stdbe bes WarfdaIls Joffr.
aeb5ren: Sberifleutnant GGbrp;
Oberftleutnant Memonb; aommans
baut gtequin; a.utnant be 5ehan unn
Napor Drepfus.
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Gieb:a 5eneriuebrleute berIett.

Sieben SelertrebrIe1te, tpelde n
tem Sprisen6auie Der 80. 43 on Der
Gpring Grooe 9lpe. urto glfreb ctr,
nit oer,, Reinigen Der @drlbe 6ei9df'
tigt Daren, erlitten 8erlesingen, oils
COS Seriiit ,uinrurietbra6 uno iie ails
elmer S6be BON Is SUB 5u goben itiirs.
TEN. Gs Daren Gapt. Gbearpooo,
2eiit1tant gSiaiarr Gear, SorrD go.
bel, @eorge 8efer, Carl Bradford, 60.
moro 9irrbmtm unb Sarrp Roeacr.
Die eritsn pier terieu NIT Inbeheltter'
Sen S9rarulen babon, Dihrerto Or
anoern nah Oem Soipital gebraht
irerben nuiBten. Ga niro befiirhtet,
tob girnbmi1n eineu SdlibelbrliA er'
litten ha.-
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Der gtabtratb.
Sru automobilrainn prrSsu Die 5lR'
ael 6ciduitteu.

Der Giabiraib 5at ssit.rn etns neue
8ertehrsorbinon3 anesnommm, bic
bon bem serneinfamen COMMITTEE b.s
lStabtratbs irnb bee gtlitonlohlfl,tbs
dusgearbeitet tporSsu mar. 9is
a1aragrap1en betrpfis 2tnbringi,ng Dor
2i9tern unb Gd6rgsibptnbigtett tpurs
ben segen bic alte Orbirana 70 ameus
biert, bab re NIT ben Gtaatsseiebsn
jebt I'm ginflurg febeu. Sie Sd1r'
aefdrpinbisteit iunsr5arb Der Gtdbts
srsrBen III ndt WsiIeu bic Stunbe.
Rein 4utomobil barf an Der lirfen
Seite eines GtrobeRbdbn,pasens bors
beifabren. einerI,i, Of berfefbe bdlt
ober fGbrt. Ollie Qutpnrobile miiTen
arbalten, tpenn =. an cine itfTfiebenbe
Gar iomnen, ousqsnommen In ben
iosenannten Si6er5eitssonen, no Il.
NIT baTber Geibpinbigfeit fdbren
biirfen. Das Souiiren Don Wiotor'
trnts aiis III IN Oen belebtea Stabt.
theilm berbptsH.
Scd brpben nuf Dem Wdfrfhrrm
nm Gben Bari tpiro nunnehr bos
Sternenbanner tpe6sn. Cine betrefs
fsnbe ReTolutipn iuurbe unsenommeu.
Dus 9efud Der r9augbters Of
Mmericd., tpordh IN fdmmtli6en
36entsrn fpdbrsrb Der Borfelfuna bag
Star Spanef.b Banner sefpitlt
tperben fon, tuurbe an bas GeieBtom.
mittee berfpiefeH.
Die meftgnntior Sngle ID. gdrrs,
Der als 3eitnsr inter Sem Stabt,
efert befaGftiot tptrbe. tpurbe araes
nommen unb %. s. 6. Sobert, 1926
Wolb abenue, purbe on fetner ftatt
eruannt.
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EriuRfieo.

aItnst anl Den gtot6 unb Gorge
britt,
Den fplT Der metn befreien.
Wsn teiner 2iebe RoIe T6mitt,
Der fol ii6 8ucbus pethen.
Wer @ut oerlor unb 9eib erfubr,
@er trantt an faITdsm aiebesidDur,
Wem S9msra oeredlIt bas 2eben -
@as 5ilffs, bic Stirn IN Saltea
sieb'ns
aringt an! &finst an! <nst oril
Die nlIerbeffe Mebistn
8Ieibt bod bas 8Iut Der Reben.
SIinst an! Den fch gum 2iebItngss
iobH
fortuna pdbIp IN 9nubeH.
Der bring tbr se4enb 0art unr
2obr,
Sas lam eeipib niht T3aber
Der frif9 unb ted Der Siebe prets
Sid la6eub au errtrgen peiB,
Wer fiegt nm IufpGrtsffreben
limb jung fi6 belt Der Seele 2er3 -
&linst IN! Slingt an! SItngt an!
9es Iieben 2ebens auirtefena
2iegt bod I'M gIut Der Rsben-
2lingt en-! Wer ielig trdumenb tpa4t
Sn sliidpertieftem Sapetsen,
@er lG8slnb Iiebt IN tiefer Ro&t
Der Sterne 5untelreisen;
Wer Ii1 nah pilOer 2ebensfohrt
9es 9e6ens bodften ehab befpdbrt,
Spll itiII ben 9e6er beben,
Wenn Sraun I'm Sraum ibu Iets
= umi6miegt -
Slinst AM 9Iingt an! alingt aui
Ole tiefIte @Iiiderfenrtnis Iiegt
SIN buntlen glut Der Reber.
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0tes xss 9as.

= Sic grnpdIte Der SO Berioneu
bon Sdruiltou goliIttn, peIfe BON ben
s5inbesI I@roBgeitmoraleu pegeu an
eeblihen @abIbetruges lulb Ser.
itspor,tng u,rter glnfIage geiteat NOR.
BEN firo, errangeu geftern einen tbeiL
reiien gortbeil, iuberu alrf ibre an.
trGge BIN Rifter SoGiiter ben Sbeil
Ter stnflagen. meider aiIf -geridsro-
rung~ laittete, mtf @runo eiuer fiir5.
Iib pom Sber6urSesgeriflt geiaIlten
gnti4eiouna itreiGeu Iieb.
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Grlaaen ibren gerletnnsen.

Der 12 !. idhris. Tbeobore Mners
447 Miltpn Gtraf.. Der ON lester
GomItag, nIs sr nit anberen anaber
I'M Gdulbaufe Der Wdrien air6e, 13
unb glop Gtrabe fpielte, auf 6el
Strabe lief. I'm ,iusu Boil gu fana.n
babel aber nnter bas guto Ses Dm
8. Babel aeriefb, III geifern I'm @uter
Sdmarittr SofpitaI ben Wsrlebungsr
erIesen. bic sr bei bem llnfalI erlitten
bat. Der gbauffeur bes 4utp, Geo,
q. 0pbauer, 1929 Gbgeputer Strabe
In bon bem Coroner aller Sdult
entlofiet tporoe,.
Geo. MilIiams, ,in 40<idhriser Jar.
bigger, 1913 paiabsua alpenne, Der
aeftern Ha6mittns in Der Mnlage ber
Mpbern gcunbrs. Oaflep, siptfder
stpei 5ruds ssrist6, ipobei ibm ber
Hruitfafteu etnsebridt purbe, ffart
iur5 nah fsinn Sinfiefer,rns ina
GtabtbpfpifaE, tpcbt1t er brrt Mutos
patrol 6 eebraGt porbsn mar.
Der 61idbrise SnsT1bner Treb,
Sdrtlase. 2212 Geff Strabe, pelder
DOT sinisen SnesH. nd4bem er burt
einen Sturs einsn 0iiftens unb gfip.
penbrii4 erfiiten batte, Ia bds Stabt.
bofpttal sebnadt tporben mar. 1T se.
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