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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

and the attorneys help out in the dit-
ficult part Of the work.
Chief Of Police p j. Connolly is tax
ing weeks vacation from his duties
and Officer Frank Baldwin is working
days while he is away.
Mayor f. w. Mitchell, f, H. Tracy,
.G. H. Almon and A. G. Eaton have gone
to Boston relative to the new industry
that they want to secure for Montpelier.
Roy Getman, machinist mate second
class, Of Pelham Bay, is visiting with
Mrs Getman.
The calls between this city and Barre
are being checked by the telephone com
pany this week. This is the annual check
ing up of the service where free service
occurs which will make the work much
heavier for the clerks.
Names are being suggested for clerk
Of the United States district to court
to I'll the vacancy caused by the death
Of Fred Patt of Rutland and among
these are Harry c. Shurtleff of Mont
pelier and NJ. G. Leary of Burlington.
The appointment is made by the presid
ing Judge Of the district court and under
that Judge H. b. Howe of st. Johnsbury
will make the appointment. Mr.. Shurt-
left is recognized as one of the best at
torneys in Washington county, while Mr.
Leary IS equally prominent in Chitten-
den county.
The officers OF the Washington county
chapter of the Red Cross have received
notification that an allotment of cloth
ing has been received for New England
states of 5000 tons to 60 to Belgium
relief and that of the above figure four
tons or 5000 pounds has been allotted
to Washington county to furnish.
Miss Cynthia Mcdonald is taking her
vacation from her work in the business
office of the New England Telephone
company.
Albert Larson and Peter Maloney, who
were arrested Saturday night on charges
OF iutoxication, appeared in city court
this morning, pleading guilty, Maloney
paid a fine Of S. and costs while Larson
was unable to and went to jail for 20
DAYS. He told Frank Baldwin, the Of
ficer. that while he was 81 years of age
he did not register and that he did not
know how it was to be done, that he
had understood that the government
sent men around like the listers do tax.
ing the lists. They viii probably send
a man around while he is in Jail to have
him register.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Emily Stevens in "A Mans World,
Biiou tomorrow --adv.
Miss Katherine Martin, who has been
passing the summer at her home in
Barre, returned to-day to South Hadley,
Mass, to resume her studies at Mount
Holyoke.
Victory for American arms in France
generated good deal of enthusiasm in
Barre toward the end of last week, the
climax coming Saturday afternoon, when
the news came that 10000 Germans rep
resented the capture in less than two
days. Perhaps for the reason that it
was purely an American victory, with
the additional probability that many
local boys had a hand in it, excitement
ran high. The Times bulletin service
was scanned by an anxious crowd
throughout the afternoon and evening.
The enthusiasm did not find an outlet in
a public celebration, as in other towns,
but it was there just the same, and
mingled with it was sort of pride that
the Americans had achieved signal vic
tory while "on their own"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
GERMANS IN CONFERENCE.
Reichstag Leaders Are Said to Have Dis
cussed Austrian Peace Note.

Amsterdam, Sept. l6.-An important
conference Of the leaders of the major
itv parties in the Reichstag was held on
Sunday with reference to the Austrian
peace note, kilograms from Berlin to-day
report.
According to some of the reports,
Count Won Hertling, the imperial chan
cellor presided at the conference, which
lasted two hours and half. Admiral
Won Hintze, the foreign secretary, and
Herr Walraf. the minister of the inte-
rior, also are stated TO have been pres
emit. It was said the deliberations would
be continued to-day.
Socialist members Of the municipal
council of Berlin raised the food ques-
ton in public debate in the council
meeting on Thursday, according to ad-
vices to The TELEGRAPH One speaker,
after denunciatory remarks, exclaimed:
1T is time the war came to an endl''
His words were greeted by loud applause
from the public gallery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
SMALL TOWNS WELL STRIPPED
Of Young Men, According to Reports of
Registration.

The local board of exemption is com
piling its figures showing the number of
men who registered in the different ages,
the work of which is practically com
pleted. The results obtained in the ages
of Is to 20, inclusive, are very interest
ing because they show that large num-
her OF the boys of these ages have volun-
teered and probably the majority of
those boys have gone into the navy. The
small towns have been practically
stripped of these young men. For in
stance, Fayston hasn't man 90 years
of age, while East Montpelier has only
one is years Of age and Worcester and
Fayston only three 10 years old
The figures by ages are:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
A Few 21-a1 Men Registered.

There are but few registered between
the ages of 81 to 81, inclusive, total Of
"A, % of which are 2l years Of age
These are probably men who have be-
come of age since Aug. "a, while the re-
mainder up to 81 are men who have
been discharged and placed in class 5, it
is expected There may be few who
did not register under the old draft.
The registration between 81 and 81, by
towns is: Barre Town, q, 10; %, 4 2S,
|. Barre City, q, 8; %, !; 27, i; 80, |.
Marshfield. 81, /, Montpelier, 81, s 20,
Il; 80, /. Mortified, 81, 8; rs, /; rs, !;
81, /. Roxbury, 80, l. Warren, 81, /.
Waterbury, q, l. AsYlum, q, l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ask the McWhorter company to see
the Tom Wye sweater, something new,
Miss Cristobel Brewer of Hartford.
Conn.,, arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit of two weeks in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Steward of Mount
street.
Mrs. G. Philip Curtis Of Sharon, Mass,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cave, sr., of East
ern avenue. Mrs. Cave, who has been
quite i'll for the past 10 days, is slowly
improving.
Amid weather conditions generally
considered favorable for hunting, mum
Der of spoAtsmen were abroad early to-
day for first try at rabbits or squirrels,
the open season on various game animals
and game birds having begun at day
break. Until the foliage disappears, par
tridges and squirrels will be at pre-
MUM, as well as rabbits in districts
where they frequent the low lying bushes.
Each hunter is required to limit his kill.
ing of rabbits TO five day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
SEVERAL AMERICANS
Were Included in To-day's Canadian
Casualty List.

Ottawa Sept l6,--To.day's Canadian
casualty list includes these wounded w.
J. Cramer, Providence, r. l.; N. Parr,
New Bedford, Mass; j. Parenteau, Prov
idence, R. l.; j. Montgomery, New Ha.
ven, Conn; S. X Grant, Boston; J. Hall,
Pawtucket, r. T.; j. Boyland, Everett,
Mass; j. Falken, New Haven, Conn;
j. j. POLAND, Boston, d, Waterhouse,
New Bedford Mass; H. E, Shelley, Bos-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
GRANITEVILLE

There will be special meeting of
Robert Emmett court, No. 564, z. o. r.,
Wednesday evening Sept. Is, at 2
o'clock. Election Of officers. Per order
Peter Murphy, chief ranger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
WEBSTERVILLE

There will be special meeting of
Robert Emmett court, No. SOD, G. 0. F.
evening, Sept. Is, at Z
o'clock. Election of officers Per order
Peter Murphy, chief ranger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1918.
The Weather

Cloudy tonight, rain in central and
east Maine; cooler in Vermont. Tuesday,
fair and cooler, gentle to moderate south
west to west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
EAST BARRE

There will be plenty of Red Cross
work at the reading rooms Tuesday aft
ernoon, and all are asked to attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
HLLLLAMSTOWN

When in need of watch and clock re-
pairing, try A. g. Martin, jeweler, viii
Jamestown,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
BROOKFIELD

When in need Of watch and clock re-
pairing. try A G. Martin, jeweler, Viii
Jamestown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16

81. Stated convocation of Granite
s. chapter, No. 20, R. A. NJ, Tues
r4yA9 day, Sept IL, at 1880 D, M Per
(lEtyeT order 2. f. r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
Fall Wearing Apparel
STYLE

Only styles which are
new and correct are being
shown here. Colors and
fabrics that are the most
fashionable and desirable.
You must see this collec-
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
BARRE BOYS PROMOTED.
Donald W. Smith Lieutenant, Lieut.,
Littlejohn Captain, Orlando J.
Olgiati an Ensign.

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith of Perry
street have received word that their son,
Donald w Smith, student of Yale uni
versity, has been commissioned a second
lieutenant in the United States field ar
tillery following a course of training at
Camp jackson, Columbia, S. G. Lieut..
Smith went to Camp jackson with the
Yale battery Prior to joining the Yale
battery he had years military training
at Phillips Andoyer academy in Massa-
chusetts, following his graduation from
Spaulding high school in this city. He
is q years Of age
Word comes that Lieut.. William f.
Littlejohn of Barre has been promoted
TO captain at Camp Dix, n. j.
A dispatch from Annapolis, Nd, an
nounees that Orlando j. Olgiati Of Barre
is one of the men who have completed
the course for engineer officers at the
u s. naval academy and viii receive
temporary commission as ensign in the
navy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
QUALITY

Materials are far better
now than any we shall be
able to secure later, and we
have made a big effort to
secure materials which we
can recommend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
MODERATE PRICES

We know our prices are
as low as possible for APP
parel of style and quality.
If you can get style and
quality at a moderate price,
as you can here, it is the
place to buy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
NEW COATS

Don't fail to see this splendid showing of
the newest models. Stunning models in
Wool Mixtures, Bolivia Cloths, Broad
cloths Pushes, etc, fur and plush trim
mings, large pockets, belts and buttons All
sizes from Is to So.
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ednlrats : sitnus.

-
Die REORGANIZATION llnicses Sdul=
rats lit Jest bon5ogen. Golsenoe 500
mites iino iebt gebiloet: 5inan5: 5.
&. geretta, Not sc. Wniber, Nrs.
9arriet g. 2earp. gou: Nat 81.
gDaibpr, CHARLES G. @erla6 unoWfrs.
q. SO. .McGamifb. Snpplies: Mrs.
3enrp Guerra, Nrs. @arriet N.
Searp uno s. q. Beretta. 2ebrer unO
5anitatsmelen: Mrs. 9arriet u.
lenrA, S. g. Neretta nno Mrs. Selt-
rp Guerra. 9ebrplan: Mrs. 6. B.
Ncgamiib, Scat 90. @aiber, Gbas.
d. @erlad. Sanitors CHARLES u.
@erIaf, S. q. Beretta unc Wrs. g.
so. Mcgamiib. Gegeln: Nat M. $50
iber, Mrs. Senrp Guerra uno Wrs-
6arriet 81. 2earD.
@uf Mntrag BON Jrultee Beretta
5olen iiir $4,000 2ibertD<gonoS Der
2. Mnleibe gegen Die boherc 3iaien
t~raaetoen Ser 3. gnleihe eingetauldt
iueroen uno Weidaftsmanoger Saul
Gdul5 miro alltoriliert, 9lngebote
pon Damien, ipeld)e als Sdllsgepoli=
9oripn fnneieren mouen, %eiltSnfor-
sSrrn.
sir uottpenoige N%eparatilren miro
ste Silmme Don $500 berilligt,
ebenio $500 fir Se5ablung bon Sa-
arifors un6 $3.50 fir cine grtra=aob
aenredanuna. go. Miuos, Der nit Der
Mufnob1ile oes Sbnl5enilis betraut
ans bdiiig gellotigt nal, lleberaeit
3u o,beitclt, ioLI als Gntiddoignng
9ierfiir ollber ieiuem reguidren Da
BaIt einen balben Gent fir ieOen gias
men, Der in Den 2iiten eingetragen
lit, erbnlfen. Ailgebote fir Die Siefe-
sHrls BON aoblen muroen geoffnct
sino ma beidloB, 500 Eonnen Wic=
Shelter : Goblen uiio 500 gunaan
pon Ger San gomas Goal GolnpaEp
III hf'teaen.
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54
ne neite Stelllng ais grbiidof Dor
gfep Orleans att5utreten. Webrere
9[biAieosfeiern, tpie in Der u4acoetg
Of tbe Sncarrate @oro" ionic in s.
9. Suaipan's @aule ali ser Iue.
6. baden idon ItattgefunOen. aud,
oie y9nigbts Of Columbus beabiih=
tigelt an II. Mai einen groBurtigell
Mbibieo int @ltnter 9otel 81 peran-
ltalten.
@abreno Der lesten 8o6e Da-
ben lih iieben iunge 9eute i'm belt
gen Marine : Hefrlltierlngs-giir
gum @intritt in Die Mnrine gemeloet
reip. anmerben laIlen.
Muf Ser Someriet 2anoitraBe,
ungcfdbr 16 Meilen BON Der Staot,
mnroen 6rau &. 81. Mc9enlore rno
lire Eohter Mnnie, als iie cine Go
oltng Gemiiie nod San Intonio
bringen moater, bon einert groBell
Mlltomobil angerempclt nno iiber oelt
Saufen g%efabren: Beioe srallen Nun
ben nit furdtbarer @emalt aus it,
rem @emuiemagen auf Die 9anoltru-
be g%eidleuoert. 6rnu Me2emore en-
fit ei1er ooppeIten &ippcnbrud uuo
ibre Eo6ter einen 8ruh oes llilfelt
Mrmes, Tie mltroen CUR 9ehanollli1g
nod Dem Gobert Green SoIpital ge-
hrnht. Der Notwithstanding An-
tomobiliit mad1te lih nit gsoStmogli-
dyer Gle aus Dem Stanbe.
Bis 9ienstag a6eno baber iid
60 Mann gum gintritt in Die Il
Sdnaoron oes :. teraniihen aauei-
lerie J HeginIclaes geraeloet. Gle obes
re gtage Der Miarftbale miro oils
uaruorp~ fiji sic Groups" q, g,
s uno 8 ei1geridtet neroen.
Ger ~67-jdbrige 4uglilt 3anoer
lit I'M ausfertisung ieiner 5meiten
M:irgersapierc i'm 8unoesgeriht eill-
gsfomrncn. Ger 4pplifalt, Der IN
Magoebnrg geboren lit, fam as orei-
i1briger amabe NIT feinen Gltern
lnd) Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-08
3.

Sn Scr NGbe BON gbriesman
muroe Elm iunger Wann gfamens
Safe Hpmlano tot ne6en Dem gabn=
geleiie liegenb gefunoen. Gr mar
nnld)eineno iiberfabren porOen.
Sn Snuernia itarb 3enru @.
Shmars i'm Sitter bon 56 Sobren.
Sn Der Bear 0rab aoblenmi!le
bel Selpett muroe Elm ianger 4rbei-
rer Namens @enrp Smitb olrd 3l.=
lad getotet.
Salfnrrins lit infolge Ger
Sddoem, Die Ser Gege,l nngeridtet,
orei Gage obne gabnuerbinoung &c.
meien.
9eim &erteilen Der Nabrnngs
mittel aartcny neld)c ben 8enob
nern BON Nleuo 2areoo, Mer., aGa
orei Monate i'm gunoesgebauoe 81
9areoo ausgeban0igt, reip. erneuert
meroen, fam IS 81 aufregenoen S5e-
nen. @egen 800 bis 1900 Mcrifoner,
neId)e %glailbten, bel Der Iilsteilung
81 flr5 8u fommen, ltiirsten iih aui
oas Gebduoe, meld)es i'm Sanounr-
Dreben 10 nit oen eraltierteu 2euten
poa geltopft mar, oaB fein Menid
Deoer nortports nod riidtuarts form.
men fonnte. Cine 4n5abl Briigeleier
uno 8nlgereienL bel Oenen es gau5
geborige blutige 9opfe CAB, fano
itatt. SdmmtIide gunoesbeamte, Ole
aiigeitellten Der Hoitoffice init elm
geIdlollen, muBten aufgebpten fper-
oen, nm Die Hubc einigermaBen mie-
Der ber3uiteaeu.
Sn HodDdle lit ssrou ssiaaes
gau8 ploslid) nn aufregung seitor-
ben. 5rau Siaacs' Sobn, Der ais
9eltnaHt in Jranfreid geoient bat
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@rnmSeisentn,nsi ibertrasnasen

St. s. 6utlltod an @iIidnu G.. Gtdltcr,
@runoitlicf an ser 9ominno Strabe; 81
Some sSltifbina nrto sSnesftnEellt 20,
an MoG 81 8ahl, @rllnbltiad M Ealm
&eia6ts; $1,000.
5onfet BUILDING ano SnbeiHnert So
OIL 8iiiie nllo 2nnea g. Ea1t, 6rllno<
itiife III 8u(m @eigbts; SO 900
9pnae 8Miloius ano SSl1pelfalent 20.
MI g(lfreo s.. 4abl, @~rlinoltlia III EalHl
.&cia6ts, $1,000. {. B
$. s. Garnm ii. 81. Oil 5srotf, u. Gsips
ton, @rintoitild III gu1tbbn Yorf, ST.
s.. 8 2amm u. d. an 8. S: 2al1tft,
@runoitiid in Goutbton 9urt; 81.
$. 8. 2anum ii. 81. an Sad Gapbosgn,
grltltbitiid IN Soutbton Farf; 81.
Mfonia ltto Bidia1n 9aB OH 2onis
8ittmoln, Grunoititd in 1r6or Eiaee,
81 800.
1enrD 5teu6ilrg an @eror Gpuitttj,
BrunoItild al Ser 8eu5nn Noao; ST.
Mar 9eltt5 uun CHA 9euB an @. 3.
gofpnli, @ruuojtiid in San Re0rD 6ts. 7;
81 900.
@lgnit Gambler il. ulo 8rall al Gus.
5dbnetper uno Sralt, @runoltiiG an Der
@6errp StraBe3 $1,000.
Mar 8. Maper ulo Srall an Maeit
Srbil, 100 Nder SnnO; $500.
s.. 6. 8urfbarbt uno Sralt an 6. e.
Galloway, @rnuoitid IN Gait @ngle@
lpoob; $3.50.
gobert 9. nnb 81. SO. 5mit6 an gle
bert g. @uth, 4nteil ON @ruuoitiid in
Der 81. 9. Smitb Slroen 227; $40 II. q.
@ilInm SeQermnn an Srleod g.
Sarqlt6ar, @rlunotiid in Sos @ngele5
0eiebt5, $4,000.
S. q. 8efing II. y. an emma &c.
Smitb, @rlinoitiid IN Der @tain aue,
$4,000.
s. 81. @ebler uno Sralt an Maariait
Midel. @r1tnoitiid I'M City 8lod 1886;
81 500.
Radllab BON graa .. shlds an Sraus
ces g. 3uber. @runoItiid all Der Gpliao
GtraBe; $3.50.
q. Stanniih uno Sran an sf6ert apIs
iub uno 8ralt, IA Mder 2aro, So, 600.
&lingrnarn Minorenne an gSiqinrl 6.
@eut6ler, @rliloitiid IN Der Gainoeit
StraBe; Sf2S.57-
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NlIerIei /.

1880 9erionen ba5en in u.l<
ferer Gtnot nnf Die gibertp 2ln-
ieibc $l,348,000 ge5eibnet.
- Infer Yoitmcilter armiiteao 1T
onn feiner Neiie ma6 @nibInaton 3lI-
xiidgefebrt.
ltnlere oMannfactllrers' giloz
siation@ miro eincn 6ueI Genius, D..
#. einen Genius bon alien oenett, Die
in Siiomeit Eerns Seuerungsmate-
rial fir imouitrieIe 3fpede gebrm,-
dlet, aufnehmen.
SIN bieligen Camp Etapis be-
banoelt nan iest Die .Soof Worm"-
&ranfen nit @urmiamensSel uno
er5ieIt Die eroBtem Grfolge oamit.
Die S~cbanolung oauert mir einen
Gag.
Selite, Die feline SIR eit baben,
uno Die lid meigerir, Mrbeit ar3ullch-
men, menr file ibnen aneeboten miro,
speroen jest BON u~nferer golisei me-
gen vSogabunoierens~ in ole Sail
gefteft.
Seds djneliid)e MeItauraterlre
alno Idihereileute lino BON nnierer
5ittlitfeitspoliaei iuegen n@amb.
ling perbaftet moroen.
Die Eoli5ei bat ant 0ienstag
30 Werifaner, melde in Der Gdbc
Der Marftbane berumlungerten, ais
SanuoItreiher eingeitedt. Gen 2euten
fmrroe 4rbeit gesen cute 9e5ablung
arHoeboten, ood ioLlen tie iih gepeis
gcf baben, Ill idaffen.
8ildof Sbatp miro am %. D.
IT,. San Mntonio perlaffen, nm iei-
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GottenIamen- Yro6nfte,
Sarm= Eruonfte,
San antonio. s. Mai. 1918.
GennIie.

&artoffeln, tleue, Z Gents per Ifunb;
California, $500 per 100 Hfuuo: go[os
ra0o, $500 Der 100 Rfrrto.
GiiBfartoffeln gam. $3.50 unb $3.50.
3tpiebeln, Eerng 9ermlloa5, $3.50;
tsrbffal @nre, $500.
Somdten, n1er., $3.50.
gobnen. Colorado. Yinto. pei Bfn..
1925; California gatous, per etpt..
5000; gints, 1915; Gina, $500.
Nnbb, $500; 8ladepes. St1.00, Iouilo
Green, per 8nfdeI 6afnpers. $500.
@obl, $3.50 ltno $4.75 Der 100 Efo.
Crime Efeffer, 30c per 1fb.
Gaoiesden. SOC per 9bo. gunoel.
Spinat, Csc per Snnper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per Camper.
geeten, $3.50 per 100 Rfutto.
geeerrettlasB mrsein. per BIO. 1871
@urten, per Crate. $500.
Ge1erie, SOC per 9ubeno.
BeterfiIie, 40c per Tb6.s Diin0eI.
@opffoIat, Cal, $3.50 per Crate.
@elbe @ur3eIn, $500 per 100 8fD.
Gauaih, per 8ufdel, $3.50.
GferpfIdnsen, $500 Der 8ufhl.
Hiiben. $500 per 100 8funo.
@ieb- Marft.
Gan alltouio, s. Mai. 1918. =
aiibe, 1925 biz $9.40.
&dlber $7.75 Biz 1890.
8uIen, 5000 Biz $1,000.
Shien, $3.50 bis $14.25.
81. 2ouis. 8. Mai, 1915. -
9inbbieb, Serass gieb, $40 biz SIS. so.
S6peine, $15-75 biz $17.60.
6amte.
@einlsene Sdltte .......1 5c per Eio.
grodene Sdute .......... zoe per Rfo.
Crime Sdute .......... t2c per $50.
Selle.
geoIf uno Su6s ~. -. 20 gts.
4nsoraS 3iegen. per 8fo. =. 10 gts.
Gngora~ 3iesen, belhdsiat -. S cts.
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te uro infolge ether Idtoereu yer
mltnouna als Sttpalioe e%rtlaliet IT.
bate leiner Ml.tter oireft nab lelller
Riirffebr pol1 9tem Dorf aus telegra-
p6iIh mitgeteilt, oaB er III 1ad)lter
53eit in Godoole eintreffet puroe.
0iele Gadridt reete Die 6roll Der
art auf, oaB lie eirer s9lagan1al
erlitt, ali oeiieu 6olgen lie balo oar=
ouF ltorb
Salfsgelleralannolt Seeing,
Scr San Mntoaio einen fur5en ge-
Iltd) o~bgeItattet batte, lit tta6 sfitittn
suriidgefebrt. Ser 3mef bon 5err1t
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