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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
LORDBARL ONFS BRAVE
BATTLE FOR BREAD
Daredevil Doyle's Desperate Deed
geon Cell"

6NSA SEAAs
For an instant that was like an
eternity of horror to Barlow, the
young lord of Cole. he gazed down
into the face of the man who stood
a prisoner before him.
Madly siezing a pen he grabbed a
book and with feyerish haste began
writing.
what is your manner" he asked
as he wrote.
George Eekles," replied the pris-
oner.
Choking back the soSs of pity that
surged in his throat, Lord Barlow
looked down into the mans face.
Tears glistened in his great brown
eyes and he stammered as he turned
his face away:
Three dollars ana costs, or three
days in jan"
But the poor man had no money.
With Shrek of fendish delight,
two policemen bore down upon the
helpless one and put the shakes up
on him.
Lord Barlow relented. his heart
was touched. He made sign to the
policeman.
At that instant the shackles were
removed. the front, doorvwas opened
and terrible spectacle was present
ed to the view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
CHAPTER Nv.
The Papers Are Stolen. 81 Saw the
Man and / Know Him"

The Papers Are Stolen: II Saw the
Man and / Know Him"
Young Lord Barlow turned his
head and looked out the west window
across the rolling acres of the an
cestral estate.
At that moment Edward ]. Doyle
steathily slinked up to the table.
Selling the book that Lord Barlow
had written the fatal secret in he htd
it under his coat and started back
wards. With noiseless tread he
made his way out of the door into
the woods and hurried away.
Slowly the young lord turned his
eyes to the table.
my God! It has been stolen, /" he
screamed in a spasm of terror. 81
have lost 1t, I have lost it. What
will they think of me now2 If / had
only confessed my secret to him this
morning on the river, the blow wouli
not be so sudden, SO overwhelming. !"
He did not faint. He only stood
like one transhxed with horror with
one hand pointing toward the win
dow. His eyes followed the direc-
ton of the pointing finger and he saw
a face pressed against the window
pane.
With a stifed cry Lord Barlow
sprang to the door and dashed 1T
open.
ITO be continued in eur next.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Doubtless the present legislature
would very greatly appreciate the
reported banquet Senator Scott is to
give, 1t having Just realized what a
banquet rendered by a United States
senator aud royal host is. but may
he not be Just little premature.
II appears better to give banquets
afterwards than before. Sometimes
these prediction banquets spoil the
political pot. Governor Dawson
himself may take a notion that hts
own banquets to the members and
the political leaders ought to result
in landing him Ia Senator SCOTS
shoes. Perhaps, that notion will
prove correct.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

There is no deficit in the state
treasury; there is no lack of funds to
carry on the government as it has
been carried on; there is no occasion
to stint any one of the states insti-
buttons to an unreasonable degree.
Wheeling InteliigeBeer.
Then. why the cry for more money
from state oneials, and their wild
desire to levy more taxes? That's
it, why?-Parkersburg Dispatch
News.
Why the cry? Simply because
the Democrats and few oreheads
haven't anything else to howl about
aud they may as well rant about
nothing in one instance as in an
other.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

There are several Democrats of
the third house down at the legis-
laSure who are said not to be hewing
to the line, judging from their init
macy with the corporations, especial
ly the great octopus Their ex-
posrre will be but matter of a few
short months at most, though it may
not all come out>until the next cam
RalS7 is on. Their record as taen
shown will nat place them in an
enviabae light.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Senator Barey's bill against
granting the right of public domain
10 pipe line companies. proposing ts
pipe gas out of this State as well as
to those now engaged in the bust
ness, when they need new rights of
way, appears to be the nearest thing
thus far to the successful prohibition
of piping natural gas out of this
State, but so far the bill has not
progressed sufficiently to Indicate
that 81 will be passed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

The house of the state legislature
is to be congratulated for standing
pat on nat two-cent rate. The
house knows Just what the people
want. The senate will now do well
to agree with the house and pass the
senate bill as modified by the house,
first mention of which was made in
the Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

In this section of country 1t does
not take a specialist to determine
whether man is crazy. Many here
have been sent to the asylum, who
never even thought about committing
murder. All required to do that are
the services OF a magistrate and a
physician who even makes no pre-
tense of being an alienist. But, 1t
is different in the Thaw case. where
money is no object to Thaw but
probably big object to the doctors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

One OF the most important court
opinions rendered in recent months
was that by Judge Charles w.
Lynch Monday at Weston, and yet
the Wheeling papers have not line
about it. The opinion is similar to
those that will be rendered in several
other counties and is really of state
Importance. It appears to the Tele-
gram the Wheeling papers would
like to have had 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Hereafter all young looking men
should be required by the saloon
keepers TO produce their certificates
Of birth when applying for a drink
If they wish to keep away from the
risk OF violating the law prohibiting
the sale to minors. At any rate the
saioOnists should ascertain the
mayors accepted standards of age
and endeayor TO conform to them so
they viii not be deceived by young
sters who stretch their ages.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Alienists will likely have to pose
some other way, after Jerome gets
through with those now trying to
prove Thaw was crazy, when he kill
ed White. The fact that he killed
him, melting out to him what the law
ought to have given him prior to the
tragedy, actually proves he was sane.
Alienists, however, have some queer
ideas and their ways are mysterious.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

According to the Democrats the
States expenses ought to grow
smaller each succeeding year not
withstandingi is expansion. develop
ment and growth. 1t costs more to
run a big department store than 1t
does to operate a little one horse
mercantile establishment and yet the
department store as a general thing
starts out as a small store. It
costs more to run the nation now
than It did when Franklin Pearce
was president and yet the man who
would suggest that the nations ex-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
CHAPTER n.
My Love, My Love, oh. why Am
Treated Like This?"

My Love, My Love, oh, Why Am l
Treated Like This?"
oh, what a wretched night had
passed for the prisoner. All through
the early morning hours he had suf-
fered torture. He asked himself If
he had not been hasty and cruel in
acting as he had the night before.
Water, water" he cried as he
fell to the bench of the cell writhing
in the agony of an awful pain.
The cry of mortal anguish brought
two policemen hprrying to the door
and with trembling hands they un-
fastened the bolts.
There is someone in trouble
here" said one officer. Didn't you
near cry?" he asked. 81 heard a
piercing scream as II some one was
In pain" the other replied.
Let's take him before Lord Bar
low"
sust then there was a binding
flash of light and terrific crash as
Of brick house failing down.
CHAPTER III
gGEn-~..RY A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

II is strongly intimated that the
next zinc factory that comes here
viii be for the purpose Of lining
Baltimore street so that absolutely
none of the contents Of the Baltimore
street auagmire escapes. The city
administration hopes perhaps. to
achieve that before new hands take
hold of the governmental reins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
BURIED AT NF1RMARY.

The body of Eme G Hall, the
young girl who committed suicide at
the ONE Of her brother-in-law in
Point Comfort by taking poison, was
buried in the cemetery at the county
infrmary Wednesday afternoon at
the orders Of the county authorities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Some eminent DR.. Fix may come
along yet and show conclusiveIy
Thaw never was crazy, and thus give
Deimas the blow of his life. Jerome
conIa doubtless find such a one,
were "the people" of the State of
New Work to put up the dough for it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

If Grafton should do no better for
the liquor business at its coming
eleetion that 1T did the last time, the
present effort to have the question
submitted to a vote of the people
viii have been in vain, but. perhaps,
there are enough who have grown
tired of dry town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
FAILS 10 OBSERVE
THE SCHOOL LAW.

Lottie Mouser, Of Columbia Mines.
is charged with not observing the
compulsory school law, and at the
instance Of Truant oficer Carl Dun
can, Justice John T. Flynn at VIII
sonburg, issued a warrant against
her and placed 1t In the hands of
Special Constable ]. w. schrader to
serve.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

for and she landed on Gertrude. The
latter bit her thumb, bruised her
nose and broke a glass she had In
her hand. Ada Immediately came to
the magistrates once and swore out
warrant against her assailant and
Art Waldo arrested her shortly after
wards bringing her to court and the
case was heard at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

OF course. all are anxious for the
verdict I'm the Thaw case but will
feel a fearful lacking in their read
ing, should the trial come to an early
end. They may console themselves
with the thought that they will then
have the opportunity to read the
authors" on Thaw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

So far the newspapers have pass
ed it mp to the Fairmont Times to
build the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
extension in West Virginia. The
Times should get busy, obtain few
more rights of way. appoint some Of
Hcials and order a number Of car
loads of steel rails and few cross
ties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

The mayor finally found out that
slot machines were operated in the
saloons and ordered them taken out.
Some good intentions take long
time in taking effect, but it is said in
this case the mayor didn't know that
slot machines were being operated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Some will say that Senator Elkins
has now paid the debt, having feast
ed the legislature SO royalty. With
that done he can now turn his undi-
vided attention to the interests of
the people. who themselves are real
ly responsive for his reelection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
.co1oRED WOMAN FINED.
Ada Madison Has Gertrude wilson
Punished For Assuming Her.

Gertrude Wilson, coiored. of Maud
street. was fined IS and costs in
Magistrate Gordon's assizes Tuesday
evening for assaulting Ada Madison.
also cclored. She arranged to pay
her fine and was released.
Ada said that Gertrude called her
vile name that she couldn't stand
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

One Democratic paper asserts in
big headlines that the Democratic
members of the legislature are maxi
ing brave fight. That paper, how
ever, failed to call attention to the
papcity of the number in that fight
from the Democratic viewpoint and
are soon routed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

tThis novel viii not be published
in book form. Back numbers can be
secured of almost anybody
CNot copyrighted IN the United
States. Canada ana the Sandwich
Islands. Great Britain rights pre-
served and patent pending.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Perhaps. it is because every one
is getting used to it that the city adj
ministration seems no longer to be
making any stir. At any rate It is
not SO exciting as It used to be.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Home rule for Ireland hobs up
every once in a while and is up again
but Englandis symptoms in that d.
rection are juet about as weak as
ever they were. 1t is not at all like
ly chere will be any home rule for
Ireland in the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Many stomaehs will now proceed
to rest up some, hut just wait until
the fasting season is over and some
of them viii suffer nightly. IL In
temperance in eating can bring that
about.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Now. that the Lenten season is on
the beef packers will have more time
to devote to the matter Of governing
their future according to the pure
food law of the nation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

penses be cut down to what they
we're in Pearee's time would be look
ed upon as Ioony.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

Attend M. 2. Black-Krohme,s mil
hnery opening, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Feb. 81. % and 2s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
IBY FLORA BEAN sNIBBEY.

Author OF
Because She Loved Him So" Der
tina Plainface's Palm Party .
"Haughty Hetty's Heavenly Hap
ipiness." Parted ON Her Wedding
Trip" Etc, Etc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

The State Journel might tell us,
when it will be warmer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13
An iEpenlng Echo.

People do not lack strength: they
lack ~iilk-v. Hugo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

a ROMANCE OF PASSION.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-13

CHAPTER III.
Farewell. Ny Own, I go to a Dun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Button criuGhlt rcpnblifaniid)cn
Manor.

otto Maii, 10. Deg. 0ic
bcutigc Sta0trpabl rclultirte IN Der
G%rpGblun9 ciltrs &cptblifoncrs 5llrr
0iopor. 'Goultburit (Snoepcnoent
SenAuc) erhielt 1861, 6ibgeruIo
(0em.) 35,7S3 mo Sibboro (Hcp.)
37,72O Stiitmen. Sibbaro'S Eluru-
litGt ilber Gibgerolo betr0Bt bemnad)
1887. ~ ,.c .,u
ISn @orceitcr bobcn oic Hcpilblifu-
,lcr cbcnlollS gciicNt. Mnrrciiere tllt7
idjicb silnl crlten Viale lett 16 So6-
rrn gcgen 2~icen5tn, ltilo 5luar nit
9G2 Stimmcn WajoritGt. Sntlebtcit
Sabre bctrlg BORT bic Noioritdt iiir
Sicen6 1851.
Bolton gob cine aroBc Maioritdt
iiir 2icep5 ub, ieood) Hidt 10 arpb,
mic in friiberen Snbrep4 .Sibgeralo,
Der geihfagcne ocnlofrdtiide Mnp-
ors-GnnOibat, lit Scr g%egcnmGrtigc
Manor lulo bGporb lid INN &ieoer-
crmGblunN. Gas %itorfc, fiir Die uSn-
Dependence Scngllc" nbaegcbcne SO
tun pcronlubte feline NieOerlagc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
G,orinu beoenfIih Franz

9eterSburg, 10. Sc5ember. -
Ger 3uitono Ser an Ser Sntllten5a
leibcnoen G5arino bat lih III 10 be.
Gneitigenoer @eiic peridlimmcrt Dob
bos olli 9eitern onberotnt 1elpelelle
Sroensieit Ser st. 8eoraS-Nltter"
perid,oben moroen lit lno Ole G5orins
Wllttcr pon Gopenhogel nod e5ars'
foie-Selo elf. Die bobc Fatiertlll
permog feincrlei &abrlng lrto lclblt
feline NrS1ei ein5runcbmen. Selttc
Nod)nlittog iuurocn bic Eroielloren
9otfiu uno Slider 5i elmer Goniulto'
ton nit Dem 2eibor5t Nrofellor
Sbeorooroii nod bem G~5orcnld)loB
9erilfen, uno ipGter iano cine Sluelte
Gr5tlide 9cratblung itatt, 5t meld)er
elm meitcrer Spe3ioliit 5uae5oaen
muroc. Die I'M Sc. 2ebensiubrc
itebenoe ihmerfronfe Serriderin liE
befonntlid) cine Sdppeiter ocs @roBt
bersoes grnit 2liowig bon Selien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Qcudltaas ,uar ihr Spb.

ItIantic-@ tn M, 10. De-
5cmber. - George @oiuelL 60 Sabre
olt, ullb Trau Sarob @ntiuiitle, 5S
Sabre alt, luurOcn in ibrer @obnung,
Or. 5, Norb-Melu- Seriep-Mpenue, toot
oeiunocn. 9olpcn lit ieit Subren
an Hbel,matismlls. Gr botte iif MN
oil oe1 @asoien geiebt unb elm beibes
&obr an feline Seite gebalter, nm Die
Sfmer5en SIT linbcrn. Gas 8os
clttipid) SufGllie, ipGbrenb er ihlicf,
ltnb Die SausbdIterin, melbe linn Of.
Iicllbar su Siilfc fpmmen pollte, tprr-
oe BON benz @as ebenfaus iiberfom'
men unb eetOotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Cir y pns
Sunncl.
2ur 2iuui5tcn=W ciucanna.

Nem.O 10. Ge5ember. - Die
60ocrotion omerifoniiter 3ioniIten
crbielt beutc Nadridt iibcr eriolgrei-
die llnterbanolungen bes 9rn. @oaI.
John aus 3oln, SiibrerS Der 3ioni'
item. . emeorrne, nit tiirfiid)en Beam.
ten in Gonltantinopel in Seiug dnf
Repatriation bes iiibiid)en Toltes III
ToIGitina. Sr. @Ouiiobn uno Or.
aotcnenion aus 2ibolt perbrodten
fiir5lib mebrcre @ohen in CONTAIN.
tinppeI uno beridteten, OILS lie nod
aoln 5llriidgefebrt iporenL bob Die
bon ibnen angefniipitcn l(ntcrbano.
lullaen oen beIten 8erlallf nebnlen II.
Elm bolbiees giiniti9es Hcillltat in
Mlslidt %Iteler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Sic Sadlaoc in 6uloiicl0.

@olofielO ., Nep., 10. Se5. 49,
8ouperncllr Sporfa miro bier olt
nIdltcn 9omneritag cintrcficn. Gic
bier oniueienOcn Srllppcn iucrocn
oulm iiber 0ns gon5e Camp pertbeilt
mcrocn ulo Die 9crglperfe nidt aus
Den Mu9en pcrlicren. Cas- &urterl.
Spitcnl, mcld)eS in Cripple Greet &c.
brdllhlid) mar, miro oll1 bier eingc.
iilbrt meroen. 6ranf u. aeitb, Der
General /. 9%ctricbsleiter Der Como.
pob Wining 60, uno unocrc bcrpor-
ro0cllbe 9crglucrfbeIiBer aus anoc-
rem Camps babcn bier cine 9eru.
tbrlng nit misrepresentation bon
@olOficlo. SIN Hauic 0cS Cages err
cigllete lid) cin Strnbenframau, IN.
Dem Elm Miitglicb Der @eitern Seoc-
ration Of Wtincrs cineil Solooten nit
clncm Sdimpinnmcn bclegtc. Soa.
9upis, iuelder lid i'll @ciellihoit 6es
Snloatcn bcionO, puCfte Den Sd)inlpfs
bold ullO belt i'm felt, bis Elm onoc-
rer Sploot bln5n fam. Gin Gerllth,
hcn Hcpoluer 5t 5iehen, lpuroe bon
Den 3%uid)auern pcrbinoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11

UolttlepS 9raplre1oe M~lls1agen. =
Gr-8oltperncllr Soplor bircft olS
Anitifter Der Grmoroung 80bel's
bei6lll0igt.
8corgetomn SEP, 10. Te5, -
Sn Dem M~oropro5eB gegen Gulcb
HomerS mar @Darton Wol0ell ans
Boulder, GoI., Orei Stllnoen lang
oils 9eloitllngs5euge ollf Dem 3ell=
gcnltonoc ulO muroc bon Dem Ser
tbeioiger, Hidter Gins, einenl ibar-
fen &%rcu5pcrbor umtermorfen. Gins
ooer 5lpeimul lpor @ol0en in Solge
Der N%nitrengung oidt boror, 5uiaml.
men5llbreden lnO enti6uloigte iein
id)lehtes@ eod6tniB nit ieinem mar.
~gclboiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die
&ertbeiOigung iu6tc %naf5umeilcn
oaB icil 3euaniB gefulit lei uno
oaB cr $1,000 erbalten babe, oamit er
gcgen Eolucrs nlsinge. @olben lellgs
nete Dies cntidie0en ullb erlpioertc
ouf Die Srage, ipurunl er clfmul aus
Colorado nnh &eltudp gefommcn
iei, nm in Den 8oebel = Worb = Yro-
5clien nlls5llingell, er babe Dies &c.
tbun, nm lcin @ciuiiien 81 crleid)tern.
Senrp &. Douticp, ipelfer iuc9en
9ctbeili9ung an Dem Morocomplot
aeQcn @6bcl 81 lcbenslGnglidcr Soft
perllrtbrilt lit, mllroe ebenials Der.
nonmcn II. mod)te nllSfilbrlidc Wtit.
tbeilln0en ilbcr Oos Gomplot. Gr
brad)tc Galcb Foiuers IN 0irefte Ser
bin0unG nit Ocnlielbent in0em er CT,
fldrtc, Oericlbc babe sic Sbiir I'M
3inntcr oca &apitols, bon meld)em
ans Scr t0otlid)e SdnlB 0efeuert wllr-
0c, iiir Den Wtorbcr oifen geboltcn II.
Den 0on5cn MorOplon gebiuigt. Oout-
leD CAB aitd) lebr grauircnoc Music
gen gc0Cll Den Gr=@oupcrnelw Tan
lor, Stnnt@ldasmeiitcr Tnp mo on
berc bonlnIige rcpublifaniide StootS-
beunltcn ob. Saplor 5. 9. bate Dem
3elgcn mic bCriclbe belltc mittbeilte,
Gin Sfrcibcn an Soc Soluarh Oiftirt,
mcld)cS ocnlclbcn eriltftc, nof Srntf-
iort 81 fonln1cn unb Oic Worothot gu
uoQbringcn. Soplor crflGrte oorilL
or mcrbc Dem Mnnnc, mclder @0bcl
tote, $500, ME poQe @egnooi9ung
lno cine Milit1reSfortc sur Seglei-
tllng ms @ebirge gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-11
Mtcoer elm 3u9 ousges
raubt t.

ralbt.
Mor d) q Ii, 10. Gc5enlbcr. - ST.
Scr N0bc BON aieff iii, nad) ciner bier
cIngCtrofienen WelOlug, bon Den
EcrroriIten mic0Cr ci1 pcrluegener
9oDnroub periibt WorOen. llngefaDr
80 9onGitcn iiberiiclcn olli elmer eins
jam gelegenen Station eincn 3ug
mo iprengtcn oen 8cpGdpagcn NIT
IDnon1it olli nohocm lie bas Gerio.
nal tbcilS %0ctootct, tbeiIS uermltnOet
bottcn. Sic 9on0c Die bon elmer
8cn0ornerie 9lbtbcillung crfolgt
miro, ioQ iiber 100000 GY6el crbelt-
tct 6o6cll. ". ai,t mat,
. ielti6e IttentatS-
Grid c.
2iiia6omt 10. G&ember. - 9t-
tcntotS- @eriidte ii1O bier mieocr i'm
llmlout obert "a G%ieIclben ucrnllt(-
lid aus Oericlben Guelle Itunmen,
mic ale irii6eren .0crorti9en Welouns
gen, iino lie nit groBcr Gorii6t oltf-
5l,ncbmcn. Inter Gem IltBbooen Der
f0ni9lid)en 2oge I'M Opcrnbols mllr'
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nil ocncn Die aor5c f0nigltd)c 6omi-
lie bei elmer an IS, D. Wtta. ltotttin.
oenocn @oloporItcllulg in Die 2rit
geiprcngt mcrben iollte. Gic 9onls
ben iOncn nit lru6 Dem billterell
GDcilc Der @iibne iitbrencen clCftrI-
l6rl GrGbten pcrbunOcn geDcien
lein, unO Der &cr0adt. tic nngebrodt
81 bnbcn lcnttc iih nngcblid) olli Den
ais rabIotcr Hepollltlon0r befanllten
Gbei.Glcftrifcr, Der pcrbaitct muroc.
9tad) elmer onocrcn, gleid)ldllS in'
bcltutigtert un0 pernlltblid) BON Den
Ncpolittipndrelt ouanciprcnaten Ytclz
Dung ioq Elm &eriild aemodt porben
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TrenlIer >Soan Srnlrco Dor cinigcn
Sn1cn BON 2iiiobon mad Sporto
flibr, 5llm Gntglcilct 5ll bringcn.
Die Giftntllr IN Eortugdl lit iibri-
gems allem tAnldein nnd) Dem Gnoc
nobc, 0Cnn Die Die Nc1ierllng bcfGnls
picnOcn Yortcicn iino lid) 0cgcnieiti9
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3uidnmen6rlid) Scr gor5cn Sppoli-
ton u~npcrn1eiolid) lit. Yrcmier
6ronco lit BON Der gcGeniudrti9cn
Situntion 10 befrieOigt 0oB cr bcreits
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pitulntionS 9c0inqun0cn, mcl6c &c.
neral &ialltcp Den tiir5Iid) IN 9llgr.
rien ein%georhngencu ariegern oeS
ScniS Nolicn.S tommcS lteltc, nod)s
ocm Oteielbeu ibrt llitcrwerflliig ons
gcboten bnttcnt iill0 I'M @eisntIi6ejn
Oiciclhli, ipdldRiDci, fcinoliGcf Niah.
rem. StGnlmcn bel G%oioblonco or1gc.
botcll iunrscmmftmii0 Nn$ ttdferiHlg
Der &pifcH, 0oS, tEllcll BON @elGeln
mo Die Sc5obttlitt elmer Gntl6Gois
,gun0. A}cnn bicit NcSatgln, WTp ntdt
ohnc @eitcrrNl atffptitt uu8hariliio
miro @enernh gtaHRp uloiasniWieocr
bic Ofieniiuc srHrG3e,t. Ting
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81 illa a. ,-..9.
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n1o SonNion cingenommcn. 0os
aricGSgcicb lit iiber bic bctreiicnoc
@cgeno ocrbGnQt morbcn.
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