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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

New YORK. October 19.-Pig iron. quiet;
American sis GOALS 80. Copper, steady;
lake sll O0Z. Lead, dull; domestic S 81
"a 90 Tin, steady; straits so So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

v-~ YORK. October ia fatal
sgbt took place iu the rooms Of
p-5fr Gl-r.--n Association which
y - ,...ce notice yesterday. John
e-E,rrssy and Wn. j. Nesry fought
,.,-s IN old crudge. In the fourth
~s Nssry received a blow in tue
--- i.-n HE effects OF which he died
E.v
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FINANCE AND TRADE
and SteRdy-Stoeks, LOwer-Fiour, Dull
aud Observation-Disclosures, Lower.

Money 4a5 Per Cent-GOvernments, Dull
and SteRdy-Stoeks, LOwer-FiOur, Dull
aud Observation-Disclosures, Lower.
New YORK, October 19.-Money on call
irm at 4a7 per cent; last loan at per
| cent; closed offered at 3 per cent. Priv 9
! mercantile paper at Sac per cent. Sterling
exchange weaker at 1885, a4SS4.
GOvERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
FOurs Registered. .ll42l
Pour-and-a-half Registered. 800. 1907
Pacific Skies of 'e5. .................l0 1917
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-Firm; sales, S1,0l2, 000
STOCKs.-A break of nearly two points
in New York and New England on rumors
that snag had been struck in the alleged
deal with the Boston and Maine had an
adverse influence upon the market this
morning. Tbs bears not only hammered
New England but used every effort TO mark
down the prices for other stocks. The sell
ing for the short account was quite
heavy, but outside Of New York
/ Central and Northern Pacific the
general list yielded only 1 to Is per cent.
During the afternoon the absence of offer
ings OF lOlg stock caused the shorts 10 feel
apprehensive, and as the day drew to a
close the desire to cover became general.
As a result prices advanced 4 10 nc from
the lowest and the final quotations as a
rule were the highest attained. The mar
ket closed strong. Quotations closed bid:
Atchlson, 81; Adams Express, AS;
American Express, 119; Baltimore and
Ohio, 968t; Canada Pacific, S5l6 Central
Pacific, 90; Chesapeake and Ohio, 22%
Chicago and Alton. 142; Chicago, Burliug-
ton and Quincy, lO315 Delaware and Hud-
son, 1874; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, 1891; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 81; Erie, 26L; DO preferred,
624; Fort Wayne, 1873; Illinois Central,
99H; Lake Shore, 1921; Michigan Cen
tral, 107 Missouri Pacific, CPS {; Norfolk
and Western preferred, 39b Northern Pa.
cihc, Is; do preferred, 49%; Northwest
ern, 115JE; do preferred, 1925; New York
Central, 1923; Pacific Mail, S21{; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, Is; Pittsburg,
l5T; Pullman Palace, 1857; Reading, 5175 {;
Rock Island, S233 st. Louis and San Fran
cisco, first preferred, IS; ST. Paul, ~;
do preferred, 1221S; st. Paul and Omaha
52ls do. preferred, 11S1f Tennessee Coal
and Iron, $50; Texas Pacific. ~; Union
Pacific, 4Ol4; United States Express, 6S;
Western Union, 9Ss6 Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 245<: do. preferred, CO.
Mining Stocks-ChOlOr -; Grown Point
-: Consolidated California and Virginia,
$40; Dead wood, 225; Gould and Curry, 10;
Hale and NOrcross, l45; HOmestake, 1900;
Independence, -; Mexican, AS; North
Star, $50: Ontario, 300; Ophir, 260; Ply
mouth, 90; Sierra Nevada, $50; Standard
30; Union Consolidated, 100 yellow Jacket
l25; Iron Silver, so; Quicksilver, 800; do.
preferred, 1900; Bulwer, p.
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,.-rord Dunraven's challenge.

y5ry. October 19.-There was
IN attendance last night OF the the
: i- u M the New York Yacht Club
t-.-.,5.r Lord Dunrayen's challenge
~ ~, American cup After reading
2i '- .,-'s,y, and much discussion
49,, committee was appointed to
/ ---Fa~ H.
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-. v,Tr-Prlncston Game.

v.py. October 19.-The Yale
Ne" t1o- ball match Thanksgiv-
Prince -C .,.rI BIZ played again In the Man
ls l'' ss5 The TWO college asSocia-
,s''lll AVA rented the grounds outright
.11' l~' ,r,on,ttan Athletic Club for
i''l ~, s- gg0 In this way the club
pore ne - make 81 clear profit Of s., 900,
I'. 20. last year 10 lost $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20


TOPEKA, KANSAS, October Governor
-Apareys has written q letter to Major
saeral Nelson A. Niles. of the u 5.
10y ~ Chicago, requesting that a com
~ OF U. ). Cavalry be sent 70 the
g1'lern Kansas border for the protec-
"a Oh citizens from the remainder OF the
E-.on gang The application is made on
strength OF petition from the Mayor
Coenc4 Of 9oneyvile reciting the
Is Of the recent taid and lie rumors
ga are now circdlatingof aAurther raid
tne town By The friends Il the des-
docs.
rATeD By Fl. b cochranAdruggIst,
aeaSter' Pa. Hav$ EuaranteNS over
bottles Of Burdc Blood ters
dyspepsia, sour SO >eh, bilio at.
As. liver and Kidne rouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
-, Pennsylvania Stations
IVIgonnSyIVdnid LINES.
|" Trains Run by Central Time.

rrcKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STlTroy on
WAITE ST.. FooT OF ELEvKNTB Sr.. NKxxIrEa,
AT NcI.uNE House. WHEKLTNG, AED IT -HE
PErEsHLvASIA STATfos- BRfDGKPoE1.
Gorruvxsr SrsrKu-" PAY HArpLx RorTr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

No town in the Ohio Valley b;
grown more rapidly in proportion i.
IFS size during the past year the
Moundsville. For health and beau
OF situation, il viii compare iayorab
with any town on the Ohio river, ar
investors will lind it profitable to Il
vestigate its many advantages. o.
hundred dwellings will be needed /
supply the demand for those who Wi
work in the Weaving Mill and Shol
Factory. Apply for particulars to
J. GLENN COOK, General Manager,
HOUNDSYlLLE MINING 4 HAA'FG co.
MOUNDSvlLLE. w. VA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
General 51nttrrs.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

Holders OF bonds OF Ohio county. West Viz
GINA for $500 bearing 8 per cent interest
are hereby mott ed that bond numbered three
~ has been drawn. and the same will be paid
at the Bank Of Wheeling. on the first day OF
November, 1892 and interest will cease on said
bond aftes that date. FRANK CRUISE,
President Board Commissioners County OF
Ohio, West Virginia ocl5ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
FOR SAL

Farm, SO acres, two miles from city; spler.
Improvements; suitable FOR gardening.
Fruit farm, III acres, one mile west OF Bfie
port; cheap.
Farm, as acres, on Middle Wheeling creek
House rooms, Twenty-ninth street,
50xl20 feet, $500
Double brick house, $40 and 1919 ChApl
street, rooms each, with eli modern impro
ments, 5000
House rooms. Pike street. cheap.
Two lots In Handbags addition: cheap.
No. 500 Market street. ropms, si,bl0.
2ll5 aud 2ll7 Main street, As feet front.
House rooms. 26ls Jacob street aud 4room
house in rear, $500.
House rooms. 26l0 Jacob street, ~ 800
House rooms aud hail, with modern CO
yeniences. 45i6 Jacob street. t27bO.
House rooms on Fourteenth street, sACO0.
House s rooms. Jacob street. between A
teenth and Sixteenth streets, $500
House rooms, Eorxtreet. Centre Wheelst
1890.
Splendid farm. 30 acres. nine miles east
city. Cheap.
Lot on Twenty.ninth street ts0o.
One-half lot on ChApiine street. Sixth war,
e9OO.
Wheeling, 1900.
One Of the best manufacturing sitsstn "a
city, fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT & DEV1NE,
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FOR SALE.

North Huron street Dwelling, almost
lot 30Al10, A bargain at $500.
Double Frame on forticth street, lot So
In irst-class condition. ZOO
A splendid Market street property, lot Al.
for a few days, at e. 500
two-room House, alley Is. lot 30xf0. 500
Eive-roomed Frame, on Virginia street,
be had for s35O0
A four-roomsd Frame on Virginia street
good bargain At $1,000.
GEO. j. MaTHiSON,
l2l0 Chapllne stree
Taiaphone i1T. "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

STOCKS FOR SALE.
A block OF Wheeling Steel and Iron Co;
IS Shares Wheeling and Belmont bnogs 70.
bShares Wheeling Bridge 90.
FOR RENT.
No. 50 South Broadway, 6rooms, tl2.O0.
No 1899 Eof street, 9 rooms. tlxO0
No 2ilg Chaplinc street brick. 1890
No 29o9 Chapllne street, rooms. sl5.O
No 2SOS Eon street, o rooms. 1880.
No 1907 Alley II. o rooms, tl20o
No 273i Woods street b rooms, ti5 W
No 23f5 Chaplne street storcroofn,
No 2l3g Main street. $500
storeroom No. A. Tenth street.
Special Sale OF Real Estate.
No los Twelfth street. brick dwelling,
rooms aud bath.ro etc lot 33xi2).
No 100 North front street. o rooms, hall ana
bath room: lot G0xfo0 feet -
No 1871 Alley n, 6rcoms, f1OOo
nne building lot in Leathefwood.
Lois In Old Far Grounds addition, ttJ
Lots in Zane's Orchard addition, ti1
A lot ON North Frsnt street. RiverFlew.
Lot on south Front street, Island, Tor tl.OO
No. f37 South Broadway
No lIO7 Mc(,olloch street.
storsroom aud residences on wool street.
East Wheeling
Money 10 loan.
RINEHART & TATUM.
Telephone 49, Room 8. City Bank Building 4
-
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W, p. q 3. DIV SION.
For Pittsburg. 8: 10 and 7:0a m, and $50 p.
m. daily. and 1 Sop. IN. daily except sunday.
For Pittsburg and the East, 6.00p m. daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 y. N. e1'
cept Sunday.
AERIYE.
From Pittsburg. 1906 a. m. daily, 12: ~ r. m,
except sunday, $3.50 and 1910 p. N. daily.
Washington Accommodation, 1850 u m. daily
except Sunday. ecctr
General PASSENGER Agent, baltimore
IS LANE, Wheeling. Gelf
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May %, 1899. EXPLANATION OF REFKHkScE
MARKS: sDaily; tSunday excepted; -Non-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Time,
which is one hour earlier than Central Time.
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w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after wednes-
day June 1, 1872, trains will run as follows
City Time:
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tDsiIy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at 9:4S q. N. and Wheeling at l2:l7 m.
H. E. WEISGRRBER,
Gen. Manager
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GOOD opPoCTUHITY--A WELL -
n tablisbed butcher place IN Fosion, rlil
ali the necessary machinery ana fefYgO2l
Enquire at this Office. (oci4n
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EOR RENT.
Upstairs Dwellings Of seven rooms each
Barber shop with bot and cold baths.
etore-rooms
All on Tenth street. $500.
SEQ JAS. I. HAWLEY. No. $3.50 Main street
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RINEHART q TATUM.
Telephone 9i0 Room 8. City Bank BslldIng
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01

TO sit, and the hedge IN which, at GER
tam time OF the year, she never failed
TO search for moSS-cups. At every step
or tue way, indeed, he was reminded of
MS wife, and yet he had no definite
thought OF her as he went. | suppose
the man led out to be hanged. does not
think Of the gallows that rear them
selves before him against the pale morn
Ing SKY; his intense consciousness of
them goes deeper than mere sight or
thought: and 1t was within no distinct I'M
preston of Madcap in his mind that
Mr.. Eyre crossed his own threshold:
and through the open door went in
search OF her. 1t seemed natural to him
that the house should be still and quiet
as grave. He did not even seek for
her in the lower rooms. but went up
stairs. knowing that he would find her
there; and only when he found himself
in her chamber. and looking at some
thing white stretched on the distant
bed. acknowledged to himself that aW-
ful fear that had haunted his journey.
lie looked at it awhile in the dim mis-
leading light, then forced himself to
come nearer; and seeing what 1t was.
put fold OF it to his lips, then crossed
The room to his own THAI lay beyond.
Through the open doorway he saw
her as she knelt close to the window
pane-her curly head looked dark
against it, as tie young curves of her
shape seemed white as an angels, while
her voice had the sweetness Of one. as
with eyes fixed ON the pages she whis-
pered aloud the concluding line OF his
last letter: ."GOOd night! good night!
don't fear but that this and every night
L stand beside you; and WIen you tail
asleep, be sure that think you dream
OF me-
Only good night" she said aloud, as
she folded the letter; 4 thought it had
been 'Good-by yesterday"
She knew then, ana ii had broken
neither her heart nor her love;-he had
not understood her, and for the first
time it occurred to Mr.. Eyre whether
his passion for her were not out OF some
proportion 10 its object; ana yet it had
never entered into MS calculations 10
give all, where less might have content
Ell.
Suddenly she looked up and saw him
staining in the dOorWay-siIent. DARK,
even terrible III the gIO0m--and tor a
moment, IN That great grief OF won
der Judt almost tOucneu lear. she had
not power 10 move. Jnen Tan To hun,
and as iia arms C.O~Gu tU0ug III, II al
lied what her life must have been with
out him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01

been unkind to 1t; and she shall love
Dody as she pleases."
"And so you kissed her, Madcap.' he
said. How sweet! how womanlyi And
you always loved children; but don't re-
greet that one-lt might have grown up
bad man like its father. Why have
you not girls. Madcap. with your ewes
and your smile? And here you have
been suffering for other peoples sins:
and an unselfiSh nature like yours needs
no apprenticeship to suffering-it I'M
derStandS and enters into each throe
And so you kissed her. and she loves
you, to be sure; and now You'll KISS me!
And If I'd committed every crime in
life you should have no chance of rum
ming away from me after to-day. Well
dine together, and III dress you for it
in white. though nv father is dead: but
you can wear black for him tomorrow.
[ can't see you in this darkness-I must
have light" And he rang the bell to
summon her maid.
The woman started back at sound of
his voice, but he babe her light candles.
and lay out white gown for her mis-
tresS; her shoes were to be white as
well, and white flower was to be
brought for her hair: and when all this
was done he babe the woman hasten
dinner, for that he was very hungry.
When he had put on her little shoes.
and arranged the flower in her hair,
clasped d string Of pearls about her neck,
and Silken ribbon round her waist, he
brought a wax candle and held it above
her.
Let me look at you" he said. And
SO you were going away from me. How
exquisite you are! [ seem to have for
gotten you, and your whiteness and
beauty come upon me with surprise.
[ am as one who has lived so long in the
light as to forget how beautiful it is,
and wanted a sudden plunge into dark
ness to make me" realize the precious
ness of it. And could you have left me-"
he added, as he set the light down, and
caught her to his breast.
She did not reply, only wondered as
she chung to him, how she could ever
have thought existence possible apart
from him, and knew that if he had been
guilty, she yet could not have sent him
back to Hester.
You'll take me to her?" she whis-
pered, presently.
''I'll make no promise" he said. hold
ing her from him, but you'll make ma
one: that you'll not seek her out, Or see
her without my consent"
And Madcap lightly gave the promise
that was kept SO heavily.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01

came gradually within the eager ken o.
the crowd the conveyance that WAS won't
to convey strangers 10 and from the
station.
A deep groan of disappointment went
UP from the aSsemblage, the driver was
half dragged from his seat by a dozen
eager hands, While his speech was lost
in the universal howl OF anger that rent
the air! To have waited here in the
chill evening Tor Whole hour, conf
IDENTIFY looking forward TO the spectacle
OF Lord Loyel daShlng up in his own
carriage at full speed, waving the re-
prieve out Of the window, anu to be put
off with sorry one-horse chaise. and
Jim Pipes, the one-eyed dr.yer-it was
beyond human patience; and onlv by
degrees WIS it gathered that L lrd Loyel
had not arrived at all by that tain.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01
WLnt 4iIeh the Count .1L.

One night at a little mountain town
in Kentucky, says a writer in the De-
troit Free Press, / was seated On the
porch of the tavern waiting for bedtime
to come along, when a tall, strapping
fellow louuged Thorough the office and
dropped into chair beside me.
Stranger in these parts?'' he said
inqlliringly.
"a little somewhat So" l replied glad
of chance to talk to somebody;
though I've been over a section of it
in the past month"
what do you think Of it?'
well, it might be worse"
Yes, L S'pOSe so, but I've studied up
some and don't see exactly how
20, it isn't all bad,' 1 said encourage
ingly.
L reckon not" he replied, in a half
hearted way; Il never heard anybody
say anything against the moral charac-
ter of our mountains: our trees would
stand well in any community; the Cum
herland river is clean, and our cows
are, as a rule, peaceable and well dis
posed"
The mans answer surprised me not
little. l had not heard any native
talk quite as he did and / was interest
ed.
DO you belong here?" I inquired.
Yes; never lived anywhere else"
What business are you in?"
I'm Il school teacher"
"Oh, you teach the young idea how
to shoot, do you?"
Not much he replied with en-
phasis; Its born right in 'em, and that's
what ais the whole country
Probably he knew what he was talk
ing about.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01

He was cantankcrous that morning
and was taking it out on his pretty
type writer.
Everything is in confusion on this
desk" he said testify.
at always is she responded meek
". You insist that you don't want any
thing disturbed there
''Wel, l don't want my papers dis
turbed, but 1 don't want this sheet Of
postage stamps left here
''Where shall 1 put them?" she in
quired demurely, as she took them
dp.''
Don't ask so many questionsr' he
snapped. PUT them anywhere out Of
my sight"
''Very well, SIR" she cooed as softly
as a dove; and giving them a swipe,
fore and oft with her pretty red tongue
she stuck the sheet on his bald head,
and walked out to chase a new job.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01

Chambers Journal: The most remark
able instance of aestheticism among
birds is that exhibited by the Austria
liam bower birds, who build long CALLER
les in which to play, adjoining them
with shells, feathers, leaves bones or
any colored OF glittering object which
comes in ther way. Captain Stokes de
scribed one of these bower birds as
taking shell alternately from each
side Of the bower and carrying it
through in its beak.
| LunhOltZ describes several of these
playhouseS of the bower birds. He
says they are always to be found lin
/ small brushWood, never in the open
field, and in their immediate vicinity
the bird collects q mass of different
kinds Of objects, especially snailshells,
which are in laid in two heaps, one ut
each entrance, the one being always
much larger than the ether. There are
frequently hundreds of shells, about
300 in one heap and thirty in the other.
There is usually q handful Of green
berries partly inside and partly outside
the bower.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-01
Nature Of an oath.

Merrit-Is the family 4roing to the
country this year?
Little Jonny-I guess not. Dad for
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

IS aud, ME bic 8eiipiele Iebren. Sort
allo NIT Der 8eranlaliung gum unbeilpolz
len Srptelpalt! Sort nit Der @inmtibung
Der &trde in It aatli6e Nn~oronuGgeI
uno GtnriAtun9en!
Jfoh l6limmer dls 6telen 8ereiui9ten
presbptertanern in 6ot Springs lit es Den
Wfetbootlten in Omaha init 9eDiiien Jtelos
luttonen btnIt0tlid Der @etrGnfefrage gez
gangen. 0ler bat bic @eneralconteren5 in
elnem Qtbem Gei6Iiiie gefaBt, tpeIbe Die
tralle Snconlequen3 Der SeldlnBfalier
ours 1hr0ffite Derportreten laIlen. Sin
berD0rragenoes Mitglieo Der Gonferen3
iprab ii6 Oabin aus, baB bas @erfabren
oer1elben btnit6tlt6 Der SemperenSfra9e
etn5lg in Ietner Nrt getDeien Jet. 9ie Saiz
lun9 oes bon Der Gonferen3 a%n9enommenerr
Observation-Disclosures let in 8trfli6feit etn
VeroammungsurtbeiI Der beioen alien poz
ltttl6en Yarteten geDeien, oenn mar babe
ertlGrt, oaB feline polttiide Gartet, melbe
Die St5enItrung oes 9anoelS nit g~etlttgen
@etrGnfen beflrtDorte, bic unteritiBung
6rtltltder WfGnner baben lOQte. Sin bon
Der @onferen3 unmittelbar oarduf gefaBter
8ei6luB aber erflGre, baB Die Qnnabme bes
in Geoe itebenoen 8ertbtes bic Stride nt9t
an trgeno cine po!ittide 8artet ausliefere.
(Oas t0nnte fol9ert6tig fetne anbere. olS
Die BrobtbttIonspartet letn.) 9aour9
witrben beioe, Die Brobibitioniiten Der orit>
ten Yartei in Der &trhe iopobL pte bic
Semperen5ler, bic 3ur repubIifanil9en ooer
oemOfrattl6en 8artei sebDrten, in BEN
Stano eelest, ii6 auf oas Gerbalten Der
GonTerett3 gu berufen. 9ie ltrammen Broz
bib~tttoniiten niirben 1agen: yS6aut auf
ben 8eri6t iiber Semperen3l Werben bas
0ur6 niht bic betoen alien 8orteten an bic
@ano sebridt 2" Die Gepublifaner uno
9emofraten bingegen Diiroen iagen: ySebt
eu6 bod Die fleine &eiolution an, Die. mir
unmlittelbar na6 oer Qnnabme bes 8eri6ts
angenommen haben! @irb 6aour9 ni3t
Die Semperen3partet aus Der &ir6e gez
orGnet? 2" Wabrli6, oteier @onferena ges
bii6re Der BretS bafir, Die 8eri6te allen
&lalien in Der &tr6e munbgere6t gema9t
gu babe1.
8enn ii@ in bteier @eile Elm Wttslteb
Der Wtetbobiiten@ Gonferen3 ielbit ausgez
iproden bat, tpie niel mebr babeu 2eute, bic
alBerbalb bteier nnb anoerer &ir6engen1eins
ldaften iteber, pel6e bur6 ibr un3eitgez
images @tngretfen in 0aS polttti6e, gel6Gfts
It6e, loStale 9eben uno ieine @epobnbeitet
unfrteoen 1ttften u1o eroBartige I1nternebz
munqen, tpie 3. 8. Die Meltausitellung, gez
%fabrOen, baS 9te6t, auf Die erbGrmltde
Snconlequen5 iener aufbrtnglthen Geforner
unO oas urtbeiI, bas ite it6 oaour6 leIber
ipre6el1, uno Dem tie III ben Nugen aler
pernInftt9 benfenben Wleni6en anbetmz
fallen, b~tn5uDetlen.