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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
The Stuff We Have To Drink
LOVETT TO SUPERVISE
ALL RAIL CONSTRUCTION
FOR ENTIRE COUNTRY

W.tSHlNGTOS. March 4.-Roh"rt. $
the Union Pacific and rrtor;tics director
ci the war industries board. has been
appointed by pir"c;Ur-Gencrol McAdoo
chi"f Of A nrw division ~ tsttermcnts
and additions Of ;hc railroad udnIinis!ra-
tinn. It was announced to-day. He has
resigned from tn" Union Pacific and
from the war Industries board. and has
gwen Up all his other corporate inter
-, : 10 take charge cf railroad improve
,ncutS under government operation.
jHhSe l-"vctt will hold one Of IN"
gr,st irp"r;an, positions II :hc railroad
administration. He will supervise IN"
hic program Of extensions contemplated
for tins year, particularly relating to
terminal constructions. and Will deter
mine what improvements arc essential
and what should be postponed uni;l he
clos" Of the war.
I:cpn-t.> of railroads now being ;Ghu-
lated by tn" Interstate commerce. cora
mission and railroad administration "Ni-
c!als. show III" improvements railroads
had planned TOR ;Ei$ year Il 1r!vtiN
op"r;!ri"r h.td continued, Th"Sr r.';."rI9
also ar. being examined ~ a r"uuHl''""
"c railway engineers. acting for Nlrcc-
,"r-,i"nrrai McN!u". witl = view :"
trimming the So S':'n',''s III ~" i!"ht "f
emergency war needs.
Judc" I.ovc'; is expected to form \
national organization. inc!udt"g railway
vir" presidents in charg" "f impr"V"-
m"riS and extensions on th"ir r"*pcc-
1.-Two lines. Every rr"D"S'"! "N;"Hd'iUr"
for th"sc purposes vii! y" clnsl? scru-
ttntzed before being approved tn" new
division will work clos"Iy with tn" divi-
sion az ijnnnC" and purchases !i-'rt"l
hy John Sh"itpu Williams. who plans To
rrr,iraliZc purchases for all TIA" r"HiS.
AZ director rf rr'nritjCS for tn" w1r
industries board. .lu,i4;" i.rv".t'" dU:r,$
had h.";t greatly cIr;nil"d hy the ah-
s"rpr inn &C transportation priority fUnC-
;io:S hy IL" rai!rnad administration and
ih, .X"rrt';'. II :Icl ."l,r.ty by tn" fuel
administration.
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No Casual Traveller in Ger
many Ever Met in Watering
Places Members of the Mil
itary Caste, Who Never
Themselves Travelled Ex.
cephng on Business"

ani other relief questions. The Ger
mans arp getting more and more dis
arr"rab!e about these matters, even
though th"y are for the benefit Of Ger
many. Warwick Greene OF the Rookie
f"l.cr Foundation. being 4 new arrival.
Is NOR" hopeful. bat that will soon wear
OF.
Til" Germans :tr" getting blacklist OF
their own. One HARTMANN. an Amcri-
can. who sells American shoes in Ger
n!:It.:. wanted tn get his pass stamped
/" X" t. America. and permission TO
com" back. and vas told that would
only b" don" i: tho. Chamber. of COM
mrrcc tIlandcls -Kamm.r) consents; you
So" the conr""tion-ro American goods
for Germany.
Jows Threatened With PoHronA
The Jews !i"rr arc almost on the edge
nf hrinr 'Inar"Inmcd. There Is a
great p""jiiIiJ" against them. especially
in naval and military circles. because
they hny" h."n Industrious and have
road, money officers openly talk OF re-
pudiaiiny III" wnr loan. which they say
would urly mean u loss for the Jews.
Th. Germans sTy they have new and
DorrIbl" inventions. which will end tho
war soon
(ContinUed ON PaQe Tbr0N.l
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WEST VIRGINIA
ARTILLERY IN
SHAM Tie
GERMANS TO INVADE
COUNTRY AT NORFOLK
Army Now at Camp Lee to
Repel the Foe-Elabor-
ate maneuyerS.

..$H""ja! ftsrT',h l. ia" 'nt"'!.E"nc"r.
ChA;i' LEE. V,."rshHrr. IA. March
4.-Thc artillery nrlg.L. viii play an
important prrt IN IL" Ijv!s:":.:u tactical
Operations which will =" held h"r". In
whch all III" regiments IN tn" camp. me
infantry. ;tr'i:l"ry. ina"hin" gam bA;n!-
Hons. "Hglu""r". :iTmuni;I"a H"d supply
trains ard ti~,' IN" S;En:ti corps VIII ir"r-
form tn" fuu';."uS t4ni w'll l." required
OF them. wii"n they r''L'h IL" front.
tuluh,l kuh"ri ; W,,,'i!. IN" command
Ine officer II IA" %ii:h W">' Virginia
Field Arrill"r:. lI* "i:.r'r$. r"n-rom'nIs-
stoned officers and h",nI!s e enlisted
men hay" hr"n nstk.ng ii study "f IN"
firlb orders whIrh hIvr boon issued
from th'' dIvis;"',.,l headquarters. and
making 4 ,a":nU%h &iUIy "f 'h' terrain
Of TN. $"cj"r. whcr" ,h. EIimic htt'l'.
will h" staged Every Effort Viii h'.
made Ia "sSi;.it.r;.. runGtu"nS N tn
front and IA. 'n'i;:h"rS IL III" British
and French "I.,si"'.S "h'' %tw actual
s..rvuc a. ~. front ~. assisting IN the
problem nf man,u= !. as realistic rs
possible
Thc ar,i!l"r! and ~ 'Iln-h.u" gun bat
aliens VIII E,T d"wn u hnr1ar" under
wnICh th;' inTarirE regiments Will ad-
vanC: :'rT1Td IN 'I'IIH positions. :.
Artillery regiments viii, ais" furnish Il
rahi:lg lire, the purw'H" -! which iS l."
d"~,rGy III" n,Sls- - GiHrMin" Gunnrrs.
Theoretically IN" f.rt;l,.-tn division VIII
hc i part nf IN" tenth army corps. wA'h
Will r"Ir"vr ~" eleventh army corps,
which will 81. stsSu,u.:,I t.. h:,vr ch"' s"d
an aI;Hch delivered frum III" German
fcrc;S from d. h,~'' II Norfolk.
Th"r" vii l." i fr"i; c"""rlnG ihT"H
miles IN length and ihr trench systems.
."g"th'r with ;.r' Iuguu's III which tho
$olis"r> VIII liz" tor days ~ = 'i;n" whiiH
n" pr"h!,m - being nrruaiiy worked.
hav" aIr":,Iy h""n CONSTRUCTED.
KrIgl!;"r r;.n"ral -. =. il"iu"r. III"
nnlauding' officer - H.. l5"th arNl-
lrry Arlrahr ,nd hS staff. have h"tn
working "ui IN details "t problem.
which has h"'n ',>s:G""d ~ the ariil-
l"rI$IS III The tactical Itan'j.v''r.
Sectional mas, hav, h''u provided 10
all al cir "rrlniHal."ns 1mi in ia" ar
iIl;.ry. especially battery commanders
details har" bean busy i"r. s"v"ra! days
,l"riuiiuE urun TN routes -! "":umunicit-
tIun. nnd l.r. r;,rJu:; Thoroughly for every
ruirdiiinn 'hn; n;;.y confront them in the
r.llri ri IN. =. r"n'h arm? S"'';.un.
Whl., tn ;Ar:ir;i minruN"r wili h"
GriEh:y .G,.ralj""Il IT, hut!I ia" ."itlr"r*
and rnl. sd m"u =; iGr division Il will
also S"rN. /" secure team work ana
;.ra"sin;l h,tw,-T all ~" nuitS. And
should pr,:. Invniuru!. IN preparing
;h..ru :"r :,.,"N.c' overseas.
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Names Of Americans
Who Fell in Fighting
In the TouI Attack


WASHINGTON, March 4.-GensrA
Pe-shing reported to the War department
today the names OF ono lieutenant ane
nine pr3vates killed IN action, Of cap
tain, lieutenant and eleven men scr:
iously wounded and ten men slightly
wounded. all on March l, tho day OF :"
German assault on An American trench
sector. The name Of tho lieutenant anf
four men killed the same day had beeH
previously reported. TIC dead are:
First lieutenant stewart ". Hoover
infantry, Blackfoot,' idaho.
Privates willism Farr, Ehnn. Pa,
Pred Gard, Friend; EansI Larson, CroS-
by. N. D.; Russell A. MUIR. Nnpa, CALI. ;
Edwnrd II. McNulty. st. Louis; Chris
Busch. Napa, Calf; Mathews D. Sousa,
sato. Antas. Azores Islanda; Claude W.
Keller, Glenburu, N. D.; Lloyd S. Miller,
Continued on Pase Twolve)
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MOVE To SHUT
RUSSIA FROM
ANY SEAL PONE R
ABSOLUTE MASTERY
OF BALTIC SECURED
Austrians in South Russia
Overcome Bolshevikii's Re-
sistance-Big Captures.

Although the n Etary operations
Acug the western front In France
and Belgium daily are growing IN
magnitude until It seeus apparent
that fierce battles cannot much
Longer be delayed tho situation in
Russia continues 20 hold an absorb
place IN public interest throughout
the world.
Scant advtces from PetTogzad s-s
coming through. but those that are
finding their way out Of tho :ur-
ruoil-riddca capital nt Petrosrad IN
dIcAte that while the Germans haTe
ceased operations In Great Rus1ia,
following the signing Of tho peace
compac; with the Bolshsvid. they
nov are striking against FINLAND.
and thar IN the south the Aus.ro-
ErnSar ans axe making 1nroaos 10
Fodoua Z Ihc crdcaTor to drive OUT
tho Solshsv.El and thus secure m
ultra ac1l1e.el hold upou the county
ruon ySica so n;'tch dependence h"s
been n!.>csd :ar tie feeding OF mo
TeUtoC!c r.E"S-
urno ns-t: shly che German op-
e-at .nus in Finland ::hich are be-
Ir:, ccr.i.d ,u* from bases IN tEe
Alarti :siS 1dS Hnyc rs sc. tner p'F-
pcs" .le a.!-',:g ot the Finn sh .aT-.
o:a-,;..'ts.s c:.d RriSlevtel Ro0
Guards t.o.n southern E:nlSaa' - -
yet prorau'e -hct Ger1na"5's anoi-
.:o-e -, tsts -Sr!cl Nave IL -scw the
Seca-7g Of eon;ro! OF So, ,ShT:eStern
finland - as ~ as = .%:;.S torS.
This street ch of territory along the
u3r,.,-c shores Z tho Gull o1 I'm
!und. taken n conjunction Win eho
holdings Of tLa Germans or ehe
eon,hcr,1 shore 20 the region OF Re
val, woa.L give The i2vale=s aoSo-
iu.c mastery cvsr -ha western ap-
p-oacAos - tne gulf and paraly1e
cn,, p:e,c:y .nc movement Of hoS-
s:.c .;r.."< II wSr o. commerce ts'o
:hc R2!t c.
The co..veu:s of ths p29ce treaty
between -Ia G--r:sEs and the bo1-
/cortI-~a1 on P1SA TwclTe.)
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Mr.. Gsrard's second book. written
since has ,!cpart':r.. rom hcTitn Upon
m, s... rin:; -: hipi"rIa,!', r"lA'i"ns
with Imperial 'i"rt'iary. E';1% h'''n Sc
S,,r.t hy The ia;rli::"nc"r TOR n''"s-
PAPER publication. II vii! appear
simultaneously IN 1aiiy irista !rn';ts
IL rht. and o:h"- newspapers IL
cens.d hv ~" T'll;,d'!i''ia luH!ic
Ledger. Any iTTting"r"nt Q. ihH
Public t.rd@"Cs icHr:.lght wiu b''
prosecuted.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-FoTec$St:
western Pena5lyvanta AID ohio-Falf
rpesday, except rain " extreme aorsa
portion: Wednesday rain or sho" anu
colder. Wv.
west yirS' nia--Fa.r Tuesday; Wed
ne5day cloudy. colder ar hight.
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RUMANIA ACCEPTS
GERMAN PEACE TERMS

BERLIN tvia londonl. March
4.-"The Rumanians have accept
ed our arm istice conditions,
says A German official communI-
cation issued today.
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FRENCH THROW
BACK GERMANS
IN NEAR TIE
Penetrate to the Fourth Teu.
ton Trenches, and Cap
ture $50 Prisoners.

PARIS, March 4.-'EaSt OF tho
McuSc We carried ont surprise
attack AZ the C2lonne trenches and
penetrated rs far is the 1ourtn
German line OF front OF l'2oo
meters and 70 q depth Of 600 me-
ters" the VET office announced TO-
night. I'VE captured more than $50
prisoners"
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CHAPTER X.

July. 1915 (Cont!cuad)--Aa Uupu bllsh-
ed Diary.
There IS mach i!n.l"rcr"und work f"r
thr rcStin;.ti0n & r.Sci.>S SChU7Hrin"
wac E"iHS an. ;tii par, "t 4 ',l'npa!gn
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Face to Face With Kaisensm
Ry JAMES ". GEEAHO.

~ JAMES W: tbfshSO'
American Ambassador at tho German
Imperial Court, July 23, 1919
to February 1, 1877.
Author OF My -Four Years IN Germany.
(Cupyr:sEt Io!s ty uoiIc i>"!H"r ca
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American Diplomat Recog-
nizes That the Plain Peo-
ple of Germany Were Then
Eager for Peace, But Those
Interested in Carrying on
War Had the Upper Hand.
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WASHINGTON. March f.-Military
action by Japan in eastern Siberia TO
check German influence and to protect
war stores at Eladivnstok is believed
here 10 h" imminent. The United States
has not yet oppressed its views on the
proposed step. hut it was said in diplo-
matte quarters tonight that the Japanese
probably would move quickly 10 meet
emergency conditions leaving TO the
(conttnued on Page Twelve.)
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PEHNG, Wednesday, February
27-The governor Of the province OF
Sin Kiang, western China, from
which have come reports that TURKS
and Germans are stirring up ths
Moharumetlans, tslegraphS that the
Russiaus are massinC on tbs from
tier. evidently intending ar invasion
Of Sin Ktang. The telegram sddS
that the people are panic stricken
and asks that rifles and ammunition
be sent to the governor.
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APANESE NOW
CERTAIN To ACT !.
IN THEFAR EAST
u. S. CONSENT ONLY A
MATTER OF FORMALITY
No Other Entente Nation in
Situation to Take Part
in the Move.

LONDON. March 5.-The British,
French and Italian ambassadors In
TOXIC intended, yesterday or to-day
jointly to ask Japan to take the
necessary. steps to safeguard Alisd
interests In Siberia according to the
Daily Mail
The newspaper adds thst the
American ambassador was not ex-
pected to join the request, but that
no disturbing conclusions are to ne
drawn from this fact. as no Amsri-
can opposition Is expected
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Fair tuesday; Wednesday Cloudy
Colder at Night.
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Continued on Page Thres.)
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(conttnucd on Page Twelve.)
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Snbnitries llnterridt
col wsdnnern Don aIaiIe ! bts nadl'
ten aasbsbnnss-S Soatiuseuts
An 1beii iperSeu-

Die itaotiibc ilntsrridtsbeporoe
Bot duf Griu4en btr ganbes wfIs
Iitdrbsb5roen bic hieiigen S4ulS
ratbss8eamten oufseiorbsrt, ss gu
ii6ernebmen, ben Wdnnern bon
QlaNe / bes lueitiOnair JnbuitrIss
llnterridi su 1beil iptrbeu 81 lals
fen, ebe fx na9 ben Gantonnemenfs
dbsebcn. llnb sipar folle teins 3sit
perloreH perbeu. bu bas nnst1it
asniinsent pieaei4t i4Ou in tpenls
gen @ofen einbsrufen iDsroen
ipiirbe.
9ie Radfrnse ra6 6dnblperiern
III cine unseip5bnli6 sabireidF. urI0
eins Durtdi6t Der Dragsbogen oeals
vet on, bab 70 siemli4 ieber Der
Wldnner, tpelder ein 3anoiperf pers
iisbt, sinen poften I'm gsiIitdroienlf
flnben iolit,, aaif tpel6em er 9sie'
aenbeit babeH ipirb, feline profeitios
neIIen lertisfeiten ous5uiibsn. Der
gortkil elmer IOldtn slusbilbuns III
ber, bob iolden Mdnnern Elm etrti'
fiat olIssefielIt ipirb. bas fs IN
ibrem gantonnemsnt DOr5eissa t6n'
nen, uub fpDburd bic Wilitdrbehor'
Den initonb aeisb. iDsrben, iie nan
beitcm grmsiien 81 perlpenotn.
6err elmer %. Gbriitp, Der DIE
rettor bes 6nnbfertisitits Inter
rihts in ben 0fienili9sn Shulen, otr
ioebn DON einsr RonferenS in ebis
caso suriidiebrte, su fpei6er er bon
ber Resieruns einssloben iDorben
rar, siinbiste an, bab iofort axno'
tlnFen fir 5anbfertisteits llnfsrs
ridt einaeriGtet iperbeu. Jn btr
mopbmarb unb 6usbes 5o@4uls
tpurhcr fereitB am Wontng Abeno
anaicIounseH enisegenseuomurn, bie
asltstn slbent fortgdest purDeH,
unb apf hute unb moreeH abeHo
pon 7.30 bis $50 libr tntsesenstS
nomneu iperben. Do. osrrn Ghriftg
slrfrf@, bic 6onbfertieieits Erpnr'
fsments Der S4ufcn Gircinnatis IN
gsni stpeds inbuiirieGen linisrrs6is
folder Mdnner bonn ariess Depor'
temeui iibernommsn tpsrben, forberi
Serr G6riip gainner. tDel6e nod
ui6t einbrujsn iinb, auf. ii4 10
Itncn ipie m6sIi1 ausumeIptu, pa'
nit jie in bic gefigneteu alailtn sirl'
strsibt perben t0nnen
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Daife tiir gdgsueis.
Sar sieiisnbs nidtidipeiseriidxr Ha'
tlpnalitGt iips Ee rfsrSerliA.

Das biefise G4ipeiser aondlinf.
3peits Rational 9aHf Gebdube, iest
gieiienbe nod br Sdipei3, bic niht
id)lpeiFriffxr Ratienalit6t iinb unb
in oen Sfaaten Obio, Snbiano. aen'
tudp unb 5ennsFee sDobntu. IN
Renntnib, bob eiH pos ober eiu
abnIi&es slei1,pertbiees Soeniiti5i'
runasbcsument, bic bonn hieilse'
aonfulat pifert fein mGfen, erfors
berIi4 n, um Gdpei5er Gebiet be-
trstsn al f6nnen.
Benn mDaiit. mub bas gfe IN
Der aonfulatsDffiee perf5nIid erlansi
fperben unb ju bieem 3ned miifen
pcpiere unterbreittt werbeu, aus
ipeId,en bic Tationoiitdt uno bie mos
rnlii4e 5iibruns bes Geipdifuers
berporgsbcn miiHen. 1eruer rIub cr
3tped Der Reiie ansegrben unb Der
gapeis erbro9t ipetbfn. bab Der
Riidsebr mad ben 8erriuigttn Stans
ten niGts I'M Mysgs fteht, unp fernsr,
baE Der Reiitnbe nit geniisenbsu
Nlit.eIu sur 9eitreituus ieiRes anfs
eutbolts in ber Ghpeis periebeH 1T.
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ri&tung, fotpie iein @runbetsentbum
an 8elOeoere Strabe Dermadt er feis
ner So9tsr 2snn Dittberg. Sic 1T jez
bod gebalten, ibrem 8ruber 6enrp
Mittbepg $500 unp zen iieben guz
teln 6es geritorbenen, tpenn lie oOlIs
iGbrig iinb, je 500 ausSuSabIen.
Mf9ael Salp perma6t ben
@rtrag fstner 2ebensperii6erungsz
police, bic Feinen gan3en NadlaB
ausma6t, an Sobn O5erH in IN,
erteulung seleifteter Sieuite.
g2adlab g den
2ouiie Raber 1T Seitamentspols
itrederin DON &atberine gaber;
Grunoeigentbum $25O0.
s. g. Ban Sduer 1T Rn9lobpep
peIter Don Waarp 2lnn Sauer; perfos
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$4,000.
60. s. Ileranber 1T Ra6labbers
trulier Don Sarab s. gIntelp; pers
IOnalien$50, Sruubeisentbum $4500.
Ser peri0nIi6e Raalab 6es 9lns
tbonp ). Sineler betrGgt $845; bers
ienise oes qnt0u9rounI9peig $3.50;
herisnist bes Wifliam 6errmann
S4559.43; berienise bes anton llnser
$1756.86.
Werf clfphersB
Die linton Sabins gont anb Sruit
Co., seiiamentspouft uftredertn bes gls
bert g. Mdrfball, tIogte cine 5ppos
tbeteHforberuns iiber $500 sesen Sns
mes M. 8aglen Elm.
Gm. ). aletn bot cine 5ppotbeis
fcrDerung iiber $3.50 segen CLAUDE
J. Rlfpn u. u. etnsetlast.
W1cWiqiarns unb Gdyu1te erlangs
ten elm Irtbeil iiber $1791. .92 eegeu
Die garuler gading Co., pG5renb in
Der $500 &lase bes %. 9. Dolan ges
gen s. Grant Biele II. u. ein 8erbift
gu @uriten oes gerflnsten Gbssseben
puroe.
Mm. g. garnes, beifen Satin
Sona Barnes, NIT Der er ii9 om A.
Dituber 1909 perbeirotbete, ibn DOT
bret SabreH Dbne lIrlade DerlaFen
bat. reidte eine Sdeibunsstlags Elm.
Der 37idbriss erblinoete Sobu
gSegnfferp, 1912 grpdbnap, Der felt
Saben iein Snuptquartier on 5. unb
@aluut Strube ma9te uno bort
eurh Sarmonitaipiel tGgIidb $3.50
bis So aug milbtbGtigen perfpuen
berauslodte, iuuroe geitern na4 2onss
pietp ssI4idt.
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Gterblid3fe beri6t.

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Gblporb 5islo. S8, Snrtpea. Cum
'genieiben.
Carl GGrDber. SO, 6oriipen. arebs
Cora .. 3obiHf0n, 49, 4301 Gait.
ern gipe., glierenleiben.
gbdrles @srrmann, 81, sri. @cfb.
iusion, gruFisIsni3iinbung.
Geo. Rirsler. 80. 5orttpen. 5ubers
tulSiis.
enibtrin' Shuffner. II, 2o06
glsn6ora sfpe,. Durmperifliuauns.
9bomas Suitcn, 70, 1911 ancpls
ton Gtrnbc.. gaspergiftung.
Bertha Dpaeuitnh. 70. 1919 @efi
6. Strube, 2uneeuentsiinoung,
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anoersr Waun getObtet itub mebrere
erbebli9 oerlebt.
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9s6nrtStag.
srsbartigt aIltntint Sirstr,
iGitr IL III Nuii5ale.

Dieisibs mar pom 9arrp grobaseo
angereet. porbtreitet unb burhges
fii6rt. - Nus Dem 2ebeH oss
Wdrtpsr graiibenten. - Die
einseInsn prosrammnummsrn ent
rolltsn bic martanteiten 2ebensS
epoden 2intolns. - 3iiss aus ieis
ner iariftiideu aduftabn i9iloert
Ridtsr William 8. 2nebers. -
patriDtifde Geier IN ben 0ffentlis
den Sdulen. = Diaiam 3. 4lms
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uidt amf be Strahe ieten.

Sduliaperinteubent goubOu 1T
ougeni6eiuli@ berniibt. bic beuti6en
aebrsr unter3ubringen. ipenn lie nit
@noc oss S6uIiabrss burd ben ges
ibIuB bss Shulrntbs, Der Die abs
fhaFfrmg bes beiltfteu rntsrritts in
ben @Ienerttori1ulen auOrbnete. ibre
Stelen perlieren. Der SduHuperins
tenbent pirS Itd3 nit elmer yeuoros
NINA oes Qebrperfondls befniien, ons
nit bic beutiGen 9ebrer odnn unbern
0epartsmeuts augetbeilt neroen tDnz
nen. Die Mebr5abI berieIben III ia
oub i'm 9eiis zines ensIifhen Ssbrs
5ertifitats urb cine sieuIIide gIns
sabl pirb isst fbOn i'm eusIii6eu
lluterriht peripenbet. gDas aus Or.
Sid, BEN SuperinteHbenten bes oelIfs
ihen unterritts geideben iou. bars
iiber i6eint man iith I'M bpEu Rntb
mod ni6t fhliifiis gu Tein.
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2 hnbeHerfab Rlagen.
Tie aoqiiiou slpiiden Stpsi 3iissn
Der Baltimore &; Obio SoiitbiDefteru
". R. 60, bic ii6 an %. DECEMBER
1917 in Der 0Gbe bon 4prtb 8ernoH.
sHb., ereienets uno bei rpelder bic
9epGdnetiter Marion glarf
5aroep. Malnut Oils, unb NJ
bert .. Su9r, 1016 Del WOuie
elpenue, priee SilI, ibr 2e6eu ein6iibs
Ten. bat aeftern an 3tuei S9aosnsriabs
tloexr ibsr $4,000 ssgen bic beIagtc
SabngsisGifafi ssfii9rt. ellie Nap
0arpep, bic Wittipe unb QGalaBpers
ipdlieriu BEG 6drpep III &ldssrin fir
$50. 600 fir iid unb it)re bier &inbsr.
ipGbreno 2uciae Subr, Wittps uno
Ra6labberpaIterin bes Gilbert 8.
Snbr beHielben getrag fur ii9 uno
ibre Softer perlanet.
Der Nsif9er 80 m. 3. potts
man bsrlangt $1,000 bon Der Gin,
einnati Traction Co.. neil Elm 4lItoz
trud, altf bem CT am 30. Sanuar 1918
iibsr bic golerain Ipenue fiibr, an
Der @de Der Wlarf9al1 apenue bon
etner Gar eetroffsn uub asrft6rt tpurs
be. Gr ieIbft fpurbe babel eine 9iftun5
bon etfpa 30 Sub melt bon Dem 5r,td
sffaelbert unb erfitt 8erlebungen,
bic ibu nebrers Woden an's 9stt esz
feifeit bielten. Der serftorte 4utotrlif
rsprGIsntirte eineH Dertb Don $4,000.
Der SrescoRaler Sofepb 3.
g 9r6ber, Goniibine alpenns, Der
am 8. Tssrrn6sr 1917 an Der purcea
unb @lentp1b speniie Don bem 4irto>
mobil Sss Observation-Disclosures 9lbdr
Biif, 1902 i5ifber aperuie, @effipoob,
iiber ben 5aufen eernnnt unb berart
berIebt tpiube. baB e. fiinf Wo9cn
bds gett bitten mubte. bat beBbaIb
cine 8laae iiber $40, 600 sssen Miit
einsereibt.
ga fins .. WdrfbaIl per>
lanst s7562.15 bon Schn $. uno
Marp Seilter, 214 Wacg lelIanb 4pe.,
ct. Bernard, auf @runb bon 8er=
Iebunsen, bic CT am /. September
1917 erlitten bat gr fiibrt an. bab
CT on BEN betr. Sage dltf feirem Wlos
iorrae on bem 5aufe Der 8erflagtsu
porbeiflibr. ais ploblih ein GROCER
S&dferbunb, Der linen gebort, alf
bic Strnbe fprans iInb i'm anSifa!@
len brcbts. er perlor oariiber bic
aonfrpae iiber iein Usotprrao, pirrbs
obgetporfen unb erlitt einen tompli@
sirtsn 9eirbruh. 6eHen Solgen ieBtI
nod nidt ssFGpunbeH finb.
Marp 5ullipan, 939 Glart
Strabe. Bittpe unb 9lafaabberpol=
term 6es Ssreulinb Suaipan, Der lE
%. Mni 1917 bel einem StrabenzI
babnilnfaa on Der @ine Strafs unb
meRiden apeHue iein Qeben einbiitteI
uno bic oebbafb sine Flags iiber $40,
600 geesn bic Cincinnati 9rdction
60. einstrsibt bate, erbielt seftern I'M
probatgerift bic GriaabniB, bic alas
es suriidsu5ieben unD bon Der 2pacz
tipn @eieIIihaft 1880 in Grlebiaung
aaer tpeitsren Aufpriidx 81 arceptiren.
Sulipan befaub iih ON Dem betr.
glbeHo aiif Der bintereu platform
elmer 2odIorh Gar, in ipeld,e sine
Dine Strabe Gar, iiber bic Der Roz
tOrnrunn bic aontrOas DerlOren bate,
binsinfaiik.