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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
Many Features Are
Incorpoa In the
Proposed Memorial

Next to the stately beauty OF the
structure, the most striking thing
about the plans submitted by Arthur
F. Paul, OF Dreher, Churchman, Paul
and Ford, the Philad elphia architects,
for a Marion county war. memorial
building is that they comprehend
pretty nearly all the details that have
been suggested by Marion county
people. The auditorium will provide
"a place for concerts, chamber music
and similar entertainments, some
thing the county does not have now.
1t will be available for patriotic gath
erings Of every kind. On the ground
floor there is a room for the library, q
place for holding exhibitions such as
farm and automobile shows and for
dances. and there is room for the
Chamber Of Commerce.
As the plans stand the auditorium
will seat about 500 people and the
stage is fully equipped with an organ
and several small rooms OF. the stage
which can be used as dressing rooms.
committee rooms and for purposes Of
that character which will suggest
themselves. S
The largest room on the ground
floor plan is intended primarily for q
drill room, but II Is provided With
ENTRANCES and exits so that It may be
used for exhibition purposes, and IN
this latter connection there Is great
need for It. This winter the Farm
bureau was twice forced TO abandon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
Two Houyes Burned,

Two houses of the Consolidation
Coal company on Pike street, West
Monongah, burned at $3.50 a. m. yes
terday. In the one occupied by John
Mysslin, a Russian, they were cele-
brating their Christmas eve. The fire
is supposed to have started from fire
catching decorations. After the fam.
ilyswas out Mr.. Mysslen discovered one
Of his small children missing and 60
ing back after the child was overcome
by the flames and was burned to death
The child was found later at neigh,
boris house. The other house occu.
pied by George Mowrey caugh. fire
from the Mysslin house. Mowrey
saved all of his househoZ goods ex
cept about 500 worth
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

III d b liIE soD 4 is
aItbb aild husband q j Ethel wi:
Hams and lig sbind land ID Manning
ton 81 aud up; 81 iay oIpeft 10 Aii:
die u. Pinnell lot In F.kirmont Com.
pany addition to city 81, 200; 3. o.
hurry, trustee In bankruptcy Of es-
tate OF e & Jones to James D. Chari-
ton, real estate in Lincoln district,
$500; Sarah A. Prtckett and husband
to 8. w. Rutherford, real estate In
Bellview, 81 and up; John D. Barry
to Thomas Alva Hal. land in Fair.
mont Independent district. $1,000.
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'oreigner.
Personala.

tVtoOttal0s
Mr.. and Mrs. FEES Fleming, of White
Rock, were calling in town Tuesday.
Wayne Shaffer was caller In Fair.
mont Tuesday.
Miss Halle Orr was calling in Fair.
mont Tuesday.
Lloyd Costello and son, Manuel,
have returned to this town after spend.
ing few weeks in Ohio.
VIM. Cornell has accepted q posi-.
ton at the Hutchinson power plant.
Clyde Toothman has resigned a DO.
sition at Haywood as machinist on q
steam shovel.
Nancy Martin is Ill at her daughters
home, Mrs. Harry Bice, Of Brookdale.
Mr.. Kane, Of Brookdale and Miss
Cecil Anderson were recently mar.
ried.
Fred B. Cochran has accepted DO.
sition at Anderson's restaurant at
shinnston.
Mrs. Tom Everett was calling in
Fairmont yesterday.
Tom Harden was recent caller In
Fairmont.
Miss Leona Harden was calling IN
Fairmont Tuesday.
Miss Helen Mort attended d house
party and dance Monday evening at
Mrs. Hammers Of Fairmont.
Mrs. Clayton Campbell spent Non,
day evening with her sister IN Law,
Mrs. H. p. Woodward, Of Fairmont.
Rev. A. "a. Dye was calling In Fair
mont yesterday.
J, Lee James was caller IN Fair.
! mont Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Price was Q caller
Ia Fairmont yesterday.
Miss Pearl Boyd and mother were
calling in Fairmont yesterday
Miss Blanche Fleming. Of Tlemingl
station, was calling IN town yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meredith were
calling out Of town Tuesday.
y George Lelving was caller In Fan.
mont last evening,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

ktltt qua LAG vtcIuse Utl. nIl .Iu, e.urS.
Hen carefully fold dot.sd line is
entire length. then dotted line Q and
~ On. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn Jar
nd you'll lind q surprising result
sayg The pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
SERvICE 10 BELhVIEW.

Giving Bellview full city service.
The Monongahela Valley Tfactiph1
company will start ON Saturday night
to run its last car from Fatrmont &
1880 :. m. because Of accommodate
ton to employees at the B. e o. yards
On the return trip this car win
leave Bellview at 1871 q, clock and
arrive in Fairomnt at 1890 o'clocl
in the morning.
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Personal WORKERS. 10 MEET.

A meeting Of the personal workers
in the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, will he held this evening at
|6:45 o'clock. All who have been ap-
pointed in this personal work are
urged to attend. Reports will be
submitted by the chairmen Of the
different committees.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
Home ON Furlouoh,

June Orr, Of siyth company Replace
ment Of Camp Shelby, Miss, arrived
home last night on a ten day Through.
Mr.. Orr left with q contingent early
last spring for Camp Lee and later
was transferred to Camp Shelby.
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MONONGAH
Moved to Mononaah.

Earl Morris and. family have moved
back to Monongah from Pittsburgh
where he was connected with the
Westinghouse Electric company. Mr..
Norris has accepted a position at the
Hutchinson Power plant.
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To sew 1omorrow-The women OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow at the church to spend
the day from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. sew
ing for the Red Cross. A large atten-
dance of members is asked.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
New Miners.

Several new miners are coming into
this town from different coal mining
states. Mos tot the men coming to
work are married men.
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Whlskev cantured.

In unloading two trunks by express
yesterday morning from Pittsburgh
train one trunk was leaking which
proved to be whiskey. The trunks
were taken charge Of by Chief Of Po-
lice Findley and when opened both
trunks were found full Of pints and
quarts Of whiskey. The trunks were
billed ia foreigner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
Jeweler Burned

Harry Bice. jeweler of this town,
got three fingers badly burned when
he was turning of the lights, causing.
short circuit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

| 'robably snow to.
| light and Thurs
day. Lower tenn.
|perature tonight.
r. p. Hall, OBJ.
Local Readings.
Temperature al
Is a. m. today, 81
Yesterdays wealth
ler, clear; tempera
lure, maximum AZ;
minimum, 20; pre-
,ar 166 feet falling
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Appinted AdminIstrator-M. R. Mus
grove has been appointed administra-
tor of the estate OF Amanda Powell,
under bond Of $4,000.
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the plaintiff. witnesses for the defen.

the plaintiff. WITNESSES Tor the detell-
dant will be heard this afternoon aul
tomorrow By noon 1t is hoped YER
dict will be reached.
Jury yesterday in tho case OF the
Warrington bank VS.. Lemual Hess
Guild not agree and at noon today were
dismissed boy Judge Raymond un \
the March term OF court when the
case vii be tried again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Deputy Moore in -clarksburs-J. D.
Moore, United States deputy marshal,
left yesterday for Clarksburg, where
he will remove prisoners TO Parkers-
burg in readiness for term OF court
there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Marriage Lieense-Marriage license
has been issused to Howard L. Cain
and Grace NJ. Hamilton Of this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Hid Rad Col w. ;Snowden
was s6sent from his duties In the
City treasGrer.s Office yesterday on
account Of q severe cold. Mr.. Snow
den, how IS back at work today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Home baked Pies And Pastries. Boy.
er's Restaurant. ADV
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4 lure. maximum, AZ;
minimum, 90; pre-
,,,,,T i,, a River 1876 feet falling.
1850 y &. - -. - 80
-,jr NiTe TONIGHT.
y " ~ xs !; 81 .Svai Order OF Moose.
@s,e sFslioWs, aail-Pa1atine Lodge,
=, s; 3 ,,;,,,,n. I adv Links.
s4,9ss4 II sssii yuoman's Benefit Asso-
y 49, ~! !, e ~. h,
=, q :lIi.
y ilsd II ~ illness :. Mrs. Wilson
t;sSsiS IN Vest day for Atlanta, Ca,
csiis by ne serious illness of her
~ & M III and children were
=. NJ, mime M ID move from Atlanta to
rf,7,Es,1,,S VA 4, an account Of the i'll
stsf55s W M Miller when he was
49,, ,n9siv I'M Mrs. Miller was
,s'.t r,t & & 81 ';''s
x =,
~ /. I. d 3 i !, IA noe The attendance
<. nv nc ESIYSoIs d about normal at
.pas s ; S,.s sSont a. they we're be.
~ tx s,,sl,5enSa auidemic hit this
~. -, SG. Vii remain in session
Z, - - h &. this month
y ' s,s,;s,,y fcr several weeks in
- ss es,st Nm ss,1a Inst during the cpl
~. q !, ~ Nm. made ,i,,,s nm.
N7'''s ~ : = :. -
7i6'l3 yatfi tifa- The evening school
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

on Co. Buys Lot-EIarry Taught
and wife Of Warrington have sold a
lot in Warrington to the South Penn
OIL COMPANY Consideration 81 and
up.
Swallowed Jack-Louis Call, the
ten year old son Of NJ. e. Gall, of
Downs, was admitted to Fairmont
hospital last night. The child while
playing with jack stones swallowed
one and 1t was feared he would have
to undergo an operation. However,
1t is not now thought that this will be
necessary.
Surgical operations-Mrs. Alice
F1uharty, Of sos Washington street,
underwent a successful operation to-
day at Cook hospital. Little Miss
Virginia Jenkins, daughter of L. G.
Jenkins, OF 305 Clark street. was adj
mitted to the hospital today for treat
ment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
EvIENTs TONIGHT.

sIpiIation, 40. River l5.b ieet IAN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

WA Address STUDENT The Rev.
50ohn ~ Brown, who recently return
ed from France; where he had been
engaged n war Y. M. c. "A. work, will
aadtass the students of the Normal
school tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at The regllar chapel exercises. The
PUBLIC Is snyi ted 10 hear this address.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

AID SceIety Call Mrs, Cora Nor
row, President OF the Aid society OF
the Diamond street Methodist church,
wants 10 meet an the members at her
home IN State street Thursday after
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia
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RssdtsEs esehinn Miss Hazel Cri-
eiet has returned from her home at
Franz I'm. and has resumed her
place IS teacher in the city schools.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

Teacher Home-Miss Daisy We'd
ding has returned from her home at
Hartford, Ky. where she had spent
the holidays! and has resumed her
position as teacher in the high school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-19
WORN NERVES

Nervous troubles, with backache, dir
~ spells, queer pains and irregular
Kidneys give reason to Inspect kidney
weakness and to try tn remedy thAt
have helped your netghHors. ~
Mrs. Clara Sturm, Al Quincy St,
Fairmont, gaze the following state
ment Novs1beA rs. 1s15: n suffered
from k/kidheys. Myfback Ached
and ] hsd dAlzS and nerSous gpslls. At
times, flso uttered with AfheumaticI
palms. 4 say Roans Kidney Pills ID
verified ana rg6S come from Gsahe's
drug stores Doan gave M great res
lief and made me ANpg/ SGin." y
AI~aksfRolia@
.ai On EssrssTy lE Sn. M's ss sdT%
trouble me, 2bans 9dney Pafs siye
fineAyelief, am always glaa TO reca
ommend loans, for ley hays done me
a lot Of good"
Price SOC. at al del AersI Don't sim
ply ask for kidne remedy : get
Doan's Kidney Pills tHe same that
Mrs. Sturm had. FoSlef-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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II WAS TUMBLE
AND TOSS FOR
B. i. MORGAN
4 Very Bad. slslpsI Until
Nerv-Worth Came Won.
derfuIl is the &esuce.

Mr.. MorgaR who When the state.
ment was plade, tYds cophected with
the Milling 3 Produce CO, ch fleston,
w. VA poke as follows 70 CHARLES.
tons Nefy:Worth druggistS:
y was unable TO sleep a a had 10
appetite, WHAT little n Would eat
would sour q my stomS 81 nd cause
ITO leleh. Httfered fgo6 Sick head
aches. I felt 5yst as I'D Jon arising
a. did on goiIs to b Would toss
and tuNble ant got Ey little rest.
After talxink Eeri worth for two
days my pndk ton d gan to improve
and after mi hinS ne bottle felt
lilEe . now In. II and sleep well
and feel Inc worl ! now, where il
was IN eftoft hef6f ! recommend
Nery-Worth 70 III nS friends or TO
anyone Gufferin - ! dd."
Xcur dollar b4el at tCrane's drug
stcTe, T4irmO1k ye NerS worth does
act bonefit Stu. n stEhtorinE aEen.
cies: Johnsohs EhAEmacy, 6hinnston;
Hnnaker Pharmacy and windsor drug
company, 9onongah; 3. J. Hpst, Fair.
vieWs ". p. Moran. Fsrmtngt1u; II. J.
zgatthewB & Co., Warrington \ Grant
Graham, Belingtop; W. o. Davis,
Philippi-Ady.
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MOOSE BANDCONCERT
FOR THE MEMBERS
Turtle Dinner Will Also Be
Served on Saturday
Night.

For he purpose Of acquaantdng their
rneubers With what progress they
have made unsteady the Moose band
WI render a free concert at Moose
Home on Saturday evening. Announce
ment was made ct last nights meeting
Of the lodge. The band Will render 3
pleasing program. After the concert
the lodge win have q turtle supper
with ali Of the trimmings 70 Sha
members.
The band has been doing splendid
work recently. Last Friday 1t played
at Monongah for the Itahan Catholic
church. which held an elaborate cele-
brat1on in keeping with st. Anthony's
Day. The band Will hold rehearsal
on Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Moose home. The band has several
other engagements in night.
Last night two applications were re-
ceiyed It the regular lodge meeting.
The next meeting of the lodge will be
held on Wednesday evening. July Q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-19

James and Virginia were shopping IN
Fairmont, Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Singleton was shop
ping In Warrington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gean capet were vis-
itors in Fairmont Tuesday.
Dutch Conklin of Clarksburg was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. H. L. Morris was shopping In
Warrington Tuesday.
Miss Francis Haggerty and Mr..
Bernard Haggerty motored to Fair
mont yesterday morning.
B. o. Billingslea, of Fairmont was
. visitor here Tuesday.
Dr.. J. NJ. Trach of Fairmont made
q professional call here Tuesday.
Michael Book was business yisi-
tor IN Monongah Wednesday.
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EIE WEST FAIKMoNT THuRsDAY EVENING" JUNE l9 I9ls

and Mrs. G. W. Martin on Tuesday.
W. S. yanmeter, or Enterprise, was
business caller here on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. J. Mcdaniel and Misses
Georgia Mcdaniel and Ruth Ball were
in Fairmont on Tuesday evening and
attended the performance OF Daddy
Long Legs" at the Dixie theatre.
IRA E. Brown, OF Annabelle. was a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-19
YOUR NExT

Storage Battery should be a Presto
Lite. There Is a correct size for every
make and model of car. As the Off
ctal Prest-o-Lite Service Station in
this territory we. will be glad to extend
you every courtesy. Please remem-
Der that the Prest-o-Lite is the Oldest
service to automobile owners in Amer
lea South Side Service Station, 4th
st. and Walnut Ave.-Adv.
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FARMINGToN
From over seaa.

John Winnie has arrived home
from camp, where he received his
discharge from the army. Mr.. Winnie
saw service in France. He went to
camp with the. Old First Regiment of
the West Virginia National Guards.
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Worthington
Grant oIstrIet Road wor,<.

The contractor for improved roads
In Grant district began work this week
on the section between the B. G o. sta
ton and the river bridge at Worthing.
ton. This has been one OF the worst
pieces OF road in the district to keep
up and when It is paved Mig bill OF
expense will be taken of the county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-19

visitor In town on Wednesday
John W. Murray, or owings, was yis-
iting relatives here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Staeb. Jr., OF Anna
belle, was shopping In town on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Walter Morgan, of Everson,
was visiting friends here on wednes-
day. -
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Personals.

Jas. I. Michaels, of Eldorado, Kan
sas. was in town on Monday of this
week.
Mrs. W. l. Shaver and Miss Fannie
Gray, of Monongah. were visiting Mr..
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Returned Home.

Mrs. Jack Fleming, of Fairmont.
has returned home from visit with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Raymond,
here.
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Daughter Sick.

Mrs. cleon Brand, of Plum Run,
weI called here Tuesday by the H.
ness Of her daughter, Mrs. Leo Nor.
gan. M. Morgan and little daughter
have the measles.
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Everal McIntlre, who has been con-
fined to his home for several days by
an attack Of rheumatism, is able to be
out again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-19

Miss Mayo Stewart who had her
tonsils removed at Cooks hospital,
Fairmont, Monday, returned home
Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ayrus Rennolds were
visiting Mrs. Rennolds' father, Mr..
David Jones Tuesday evening at
Homewood.
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Visiting Parents.

Mrs. e ]. Snider is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Minor
Fleming IN Fairmont.
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District Conference.

Rev. L s. Hyler, Of the NJ. E.
church, South, is attending District
Conference at Parsons, W. Va, this
week.
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To Dents Run

Mrs. l. s. Tyler is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Floyd, on
Dents Run, this week.
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Personals.

NJ. L. Hartley was a business visi-
tor in Fairmont Tuesday evening.
Joe Wilcox of Katy was in town
Tuesday evening.
p ]. Snider was in Fairmont Tues
day.
Mrs. ], H. Coleman and children,
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6cnititiltiom Scr
Seitticbcn Republic

2onoon, 81. San. - Cine Off.
SieIle orabtloie 9epeide, Die bier o1f.
gefangen muroe, eibt oie Ginselbei.
ten Der bea6ii6tigten oeutiden aon.
ititlttion, tpie iie ouf elmer Qonferen8
fitraIib obgebaIten, bon oen beIten
Stantspiiienidaftlern entiuorfen
tpnr6e. 9Ln Der aonferens batte I'M.
ter on6eren Sugo HreltB, Riniiter
0es Snnern unter Der ebert IdeR 9ies
gierltng, teiIgenoftnien.
Dos Reib foa aus 6en oIten Gtna.
ten belteben; nlifeenolttnen, als neu,
foIlen tuer6en foIde Staoten, Die ouf
@rlno Deg neuen 9rtnaips Der
Selbitbeitimmung iib onidIieBen
ipoIIen.
9ns goIt fol- 6os 9ledt bo6en,
ne1e freie Stnatet obne glidIift auf
Die alten 2anoesgreu5eu, iunerbol6
Oes Hei6eS 3u biloen, boraltsgeIebt
Die 9eboIferllng 5dblt neitigitens
100000. Sollten ole gemobner
zines @ren3itdotes fid onibIieBen
Dolen, 70 1T Oa3u Die @enebnigung
0es oeiitiden 8olfes n6tig.
Ser 9teitsprGii6ent, bonn 8olfe 5u
ertpdbtet uutB tperi9itens So Sabre
alt iein lmO nluB Oeittider 9iirger
nenigitens 10 Sabre Dor ieiner Gr.
pdblung eepeIen fein. gr ioa oltrh
cine obioIute Moiorit1t ertpdbIt
peroen, cine MnjoritGt bon alien in
Der 8abl obgegebenen Gtinnlen. Ser
gSr1ii6ent fol- oas 9feid reprdienties
rem, ober cine GriegserfL1rung un0
oas abibIieBen zines sSrieoens lit
Code oeS Heihgta9es. Sobnlo cine
8olferIign, oeren 3iel es lift, gebeime
@ertrdge umttoalib alt MAIDEN, for.
miert lporoen it, ioIen oIle gertrd.
ge nit oieier 2iao Ser 8enebnigung
6eS Neihstoges be0iirfen.
Die qmtsoauer 6es 9teidsprGii-
oenten fon z Sabre fem tino er BARI
nieoerertD1blt neroen. 9ie 9ei6sre.
gierltng fon aus einem adn3Ier 1tno
aus gtiniItern beTteben Die bonn
@eidstdesprGiioeften ernonnt ner.
6en ioIIen. Die He9ieritng nruB oos
8ertr1uen Der 4bgeorhneten baben
un6 ioa Dem gteibstoge beranttport.
lid feiu.
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&frlauf Der &a6len
1T 9euti6lano
,iiaicritdtsicsialiitc eetuinnen, Sod pcrSen Sic
percinieten Biirecrparteien in Ser
Observation-Disclosures bcrrid6en
ersbereer, s@eisemann nns Sebrenbaes eepdelt

0en @erIinern nen. Gs beiBt, 6oB
Dos 8ohtpngnebureau Der Muiori-
tdtsio3ioliiten ouein 30,000,000
SonoSettel berteilen IieB. Ser
gon5e Gegierunesoppnrot lpur6e Slt
@unlten Der aaubiOaten Der ebert
Gortei in 8enegung geiett. Die lir-
dbb1ngigen So5ioLilten madten in
offentiihen Gerinmntlungen Bropo.
gambia fir lire Gode; oie 9cnlofrn-
fen ttrlternobmen eire aompogne bon
Sons su Solts, tpdbren0 oie &on.
ierbotibeu, &lerifolen ltn6 g1otionaT.
IiberaIen iid oilf Gefldlne in ben Bel.
ttngen berlegten
3um Sdub Der StimmpIGbe nur.
Den 100 Sub bon oenielben entfernt
0tdidinengetpebre oltfgeitellt itno
Itarfe @nhen iorgten fiir g(ufredJt-
erbalttng Der Gronurg. 9ie Stimm.
geber eilten beretts Sit friiber @1br-
geritltnbe 5u ben @dblpldbcn, cine
lange Sinie bilbeno, Bis 0ie 9iei6e
on ie0en gefomnlen mar.
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Ju9c>Slatucn
I'M 2lmfrabr
9c9en Jtdlienct

@oIbington 81. Sat.-9iod] Ell.
ner offiaiellen 9epeide aus geleroO
an oos beige ierbiide 9reBbiiro lit
Die Gtimmung Ser Wiaiien gegen Die
itoIieniidJe gtrmee cine iebr bittere
uno miro t1Qlirb mebt 10. Sffene
3uinnmenitoBe III ier6iiden, frooti-
iden lmo iloipenii9en @qbieten ftno
tGslide @reigniiie.
8on allen Seiten tomnlen Bitten
Inn Silie an Ole glllitertert, rno
51blreide S1tlidfeiten Ser itaIieni.
i6en arnee 1per6en beridtet. 3ipar
ermabnen bic 8eitllngen 5ur gfrbe
lrnO oerIpreden 9lbbilfe our9 Die
9lliierten, aber Die Gage miro I'M.
mer Orobenoer.
3epei6en bon Gettinie, Wionte.
negro, ooB Die @elcbung mofltene.
griniifer St6Ote bur6 itaIieniide
&ruppen einen ie6r peinIi9en Gin.
orud eeula6t babe un0 onB man
ernite &oniequenaen fiir6te
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@aris, 81. San. (llnite6 8reB.)
gLmerifoniide Srie0ensOelegaten
i9ienen belte cine itrenge llnteriu.
dung ii6er oie an &riege Soupt.
i9nloigen 5u befiirluorten. Sem
SdnIoiger ioG entgaben lut0 ole,
bonn Gaiier bernb, ioIlen ibre Stra.
fe erbalten.
9o8 &onferen5- -Grogrontnt i9lieBt
Die @inreiAung bon 9ellfidriften al
Ter MG1te ein, Our6 Ole geginn
im6 6ortiebllng oes &rieges feitge-
lteat meroell foG lln0 Dos sSnterelie,
mie glmerifas 9elegnten ftd oaau
itelen ipiiroen 1T gorB. 9ie 6rah-
5oien poIIen Sen Safer Dor einen
internotionolen @eri6tsbof IteIlen.
2lobo George in ieinen 8ablreoen
batte oies nlS cine ieiner ,Sduptfors
bertn9en allfgeiteIlt. @ilion BOT fid
Dem gegenii6er bis jest i6lpeigeno
berbaItelb bod foa CT, na9 9Gnlift
ber onoeren 8eIgaterL iebr fir cine
ioref0ltige ltnteriudung iein.
Ser 8raiioent bat itets perionlida
8erdl1ttportli9feit betont. Gr Abot