davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
CADETS RECOVERING
FROM TYPHOID TACK
WITHERS BURRESs ABLE 10
LEAVE HOSPITAL WEDNE>.
DAY. THE DOCTORS SAY.

Withers Burress one of the Nir-
ainia Military Institute cadets Who
was taken down with typhoid fever
az a result of the cp.demic that broke
out at Lexington severai weeks age.
has recovered sufficiently from the
attack II permit his removal from
Memorial Hospital, the doctors say.
The young man viii probably he re-
moved from that Institution Wednes-
day to the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Burress. at Wal
nut Hill 1t Is hardly likely. how
ever. that he will be able to return
to his studies AS soon rs the V. NJ /,
rcopcns after the Christmas holidays.
Intelligence from Lynchhurg says
that DnVai Scott. young Barress'
roommate at the institute, who also
contracted typhoid. IL progressing
slowly, being now convalescent. II Is
said that he was. .inoculated with fy
phoid antitoxin soon after becoming
In and his recovery liz attributed
partly to that cause. Some doctors.
however doubt whether the anti-toxin
IL effective except only as Il prorhy
Tactic or preventive.
Another OF the cadets who contract
"a typhoid IL Cary Ensley. whose par
ents reside In Riverview. Reports
from hts home say that he Ii also
recovering and will soon be out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
BOY Is ACCIDENTALLY
WOUNDED BY PLAYMATE
Orne Baieys Chum Didn't Know Pistol Was Loaded and
Now Lad Lies in Dangerous Condition at Hospital
Does Not Blame Other Youth

Because his playmate didn't know
it was loaded, Ornie Bailey. fourteen
years old lies at Virginia hospital III
a critical condition rs result OF
being accidentally shot with pls-
toll.
The accident occurred several days
ago near the lads home in Charlotte
county while he was playing with
Dan Harmon. thirteen years old, who
lives In the same vicinity.
The Harmon youth had IL piston
in his hand and was trying to cock
II when Il went of without warning.
The .32-calibre bail penetrated the
abdomen OF the other boy. who was
hurried TO Richmond ms soon as the
dangerous nature of his wound was
realized.
At the hospital Tuesday IT was
stated that while h. was apparently
holding his own. little hope for his
recovery was ascertained.
Tuesday afternoon Ornie asked one
Of the nurses to write 10 Dan Harmon
and say that he does not blame him
in the slightest for the accident, be
cause neither knew the pistol was
loaded when they began fooling With
H.
II don't think / have ever SETH
such brave boy remarked Miss
Randolph, superintendent OF the hos
pital. "He appears more concerned
about his young friend than he does
about his own condition
The two boys both reside ut Rough
Crock, IA small village q mile or two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
GALLAGHER TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED
ALiENIST HAVE NOT COMPLETED
EXAMINATION OF ATTEMPT
III ASSASSIN OF MAYOR
GNYNOR

JERSEY CITY, y. j., Dec. 2o.--By
agreement OF counsel the trial OF
James J. Gallagher, Mayor Gaynor's
assailant. WAS to-day postponed un-
til January z. supreme Court Justice
swayze In grantinf the postponement
said that on that dst6 the trial must
proceed.
The reason tor the pestponement
VAS becaus-e OF mix-up az To what
phase of the case was To- be tried.
Prosecutor Garyen was ready To pro-
eeed with the trial for the shooting.
but was not ready 10 take up the in
sanity claim. Garven said that his
aiienists. Or. Hamilton and DIR. Me-
Donald, had not completed their ex-
animation of Gallagher. and the ease
then went over by consent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

Patrons of Bellevue Public
School viii Demand
Immediate Relief

Indignant that their children ehould
pc required to attend IL school In
which ventilation is bad and in which
there Is no basement. the children
therefore being compelled to stand
out In all kinds OF weather when
forming to march in, IA delegation
representing the patrons of Bellevue
School will appear before the Coun
Gil Committee on Finance Tuesday
night and demand Immediate relief.
For some time the Finance Com
mittee has had under consideration
the purchase of he Van Lew prop
erty, and 1t Is with the view of has
tening action on this matter that the
Church Hill delegation will take its
stand.
The City School Board Is heartily
i'll favor Of the purchase and censid-
ers that as the property can he had
for $4,000 the pi0h is entirely feas-
ihie.
II Not SANITARY
IL Will be shown thai the Bellevue
building Is totally united for school
purposes, as II Is unsanitary anu
UvercroWdeu. TOO many children arc
assigned 10 each room, there Is not
enough air, while, according TO In
formation furnished by members OF
the board. the health of the children
Is frequently placed in jeopardy III
bad weather. when the scholars arc
made 10 form their line of march In
til. schooi yard, there being no base
ment IN which the children can rs
seiable.
1t was ascertained at the Office OF
tin city schooi superintendent that
the School Board endorses tho pnr-
chase OF the Van Lew property. not
only ecause n new building is need
ed. but because the city of Richmond
n now no less than 5 ieoa.ea0 behind
the rural districts Of the State Ia APP
rronr iations for elementary school
Auildings.
Spent small sum.
Within the last twenty years. it was
shown. Richmond has spent only
100000 for such building, or about
$4,000 a year. The last census shows
that In Virginia one person In every
fifteen lives In Richmond, and on this
ratio ii has been ascertained that this
city H. proportionatsly I'm arrears the
million dollars as stated above.
The committee repre- seuting the
church Hill patrons consists Of the
following:
Aessrs. Fox. simpson, sors, turrie
md Profess j. IL. saundars. nrlhel-
isal Of the Bellevue school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
SAYS CITY MUST
RESPECT CONTRACT
RAILWAY AND POWER COMPANY
TANES IN WASHINGTON
WARD

AZ the suggestion of the city at
f1rnay X L. proia bic that tho eitY coli
t.-cter Will make no further immedi-
ata effort to collect s. 600 alleged 10
ia due IS taxes on certain property
s,wned by the Virginia Railway and
Power Company In Washlngtoa Ward.
When Captain Frank Cunningham
the city collector. presented the claim
~ the company Il was al once OBJ
jected t. by it's general counsel. Cap
tain A. r. Guigon, who declared that
when his company acquired the prop
erty ON the Soutnside II did So eniy
after the city of Manchester tnow
Washington Ward) had waived GER
stain annual tax claims as an induce
rlent 10 the company ~ locate its
buildings there,
This contract. Captain Guigon as
sorts, the city OF Richmond acquitted
and must live up 90. He has there
fore asked FOR a hearing. the date
for which viii be set within the next
few DAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
STUDS" To GRACE
EXECUTIVE TABLE
GOVERNOR MANN RECEIVES
LETTER TELLING HIM OF
SHIPMENT OF IDAHO Po-
TATOES TO HIM FOL:
CHRISTMAS.

suceulcnt "spudsa from the fortile
fioids Of Idaho will grace Governor
Mann's breakfast table Christmas
morning.
Tuesday morning the chief exeou-
tive received a witty letter from Rob
ert Spangler. secretary Of the Com
mercial Club Of Twin Falls. Idaho,
informing him that box OF "lowiy
spuds'' had been shipped to Richmond
Tor the governor.
Mr.. Spangler says the Idaho potato
is the beet In the world and that even
Idahonns admit this to he II fact He
also states that President Eatt has
been shipped box Of these self same
*spuds,' and the governor Is invited
10 breakfast on the came fare IN the
chief magistrate OF the nation.
The jolly secretary explains at some
length how to eat Idaho potatoes,
which he SAYS have Il flavor all their
own md a taste which ranks IL first
among the tubers OF the universe.
His instructions are that the "spuds'
le broken open and not cut: that q
piece of butter and sone pure cream
be placed on one of the halves and
that the potato be eaten from the
skin and not haIled cat.
Governor Mann received tho news
OF the shipment and read the letter
with much joy. He ~ looking for
ward 60 tile arrival OF the "spuds"
with most pleasant anticipation.
"idahood some 'spnds, tor myself.
said the governor, hut was too busy
during the early fall to get back to
my farm In Notteway'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
HIDDEN BY WIFE;
FOUND BY OFFICER

Pen aussons. teoiored, who is alleged
to have made raids on lumber piles III
East Richmond. II reposiug now under
the protecting shades of the Henrico
county jail. HI will be brought up for
trial Wednesday.
When County officer Tiler Journey
ed TO cussons' house to make the ar
rest. cassons wife caught an inkling
of the officers business and attempted
to hide Ben In u secret place. Mr..
Tiiler succeeded Ia capturing the man.
however. and has departed to gather
in the woman on the charge OF aiding
and abe,tsne the escape of a criminal
from an Officer Of the law.
Mr., Tiller called "Wednesday morn
Ing, BIT, the woman was not at home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
PETITE NERS WANT
SLAYER LIBERATED
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS ASK
GOVERNOR TO PARDON MAX
HtRScH. OF HARRi-
" SONBURG

Governor Mann Tuesday received &
lengthy petition, signed by more than
two Thousand persons. asking that Max
Hirsch. the Harrfsunburg horse dealer.
who shot and killed his brother-in Law
during the summer " 1908. be pardon
ed. The petitioners say there WAS
great proyocaticn and that Hirsch bore
a good record prior tc the tragedy.
Among those who signed the petition
were tic mayer OF Harrisonburg. Sefaa~
tor keezell, the twelve jurors who con-
vieted Hirseh, and the most proIr2i-
nent men In Harrisenburg
The governor took the petition I'm
der adyisenent and viii announce his
decision later IN tho week II is be-
liefed he will liberatc Hirsch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
GIVE SOMETHING
ELECTRICAL. I

Electrical Christmas presents are
fad this year. And they arB somget
more than fad The old-tim0 c1C
Of giving something gaudily osnarn
but absolutely useless has passed a1g
| Instead has come in its place thu aE1
which most satisfactorily ftslffls
answer to the question. For what eA1
use it,"
And so the question OF Swing Chlioe
presents has resolved itself into MAkf
gift that will allow the largest pc1
amount OF pleasure being obtained 1
it at the minimum expenditure Of h14
Hence we find luminous electrical RI
tors prcdominating for Christmas pG0
cts to the old folks at home
And no wonder. for this radiator f
nishes the little extra heat needed by e19
folks in its most convenient and e5e11
form. But best Of all is its abeslM
safety in use Its cheerful glow br3n
back memories Of the good old wood Mfp
The Virginia Railway and Power c.
psny win be very pleased to tod you hdS
you can make very neat and e0onOrnat
installation Of an electric radiator. WfitJ
, them to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
BALTIMORE PASSES
SEGREGATION LAW
sEEks TO KEEP ONE RACE FROM
ENCROACHNG on TERRI.
TORY INHABITED ny
OTHER

BALTIMORE. Dee. 2o.-HeHeeforth
no white person may move into a
block in Baltimore where the ma
loriiy II the residents OF that block
are negroes. nor may negro move
into a block where the atority OF
the residents are white
This il the mandate laid down in
the sa-called Weat race segregation
measure, which the mayor put into
operation to-day by af71xing his sig
nature to the engrossed copy of the
ordinance. 4 fine or 800 or i'm
prisonment lie provided as penalty
for violation of the ordinance The
negroes are talking about taking the
matter to the Federal courts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
WHEEL BURST WHEN
IT STRUCK CROSSING

Especial to The Richmond Nirginianl
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. c6.--A heated
engine wheel. which burst as Il struck
a raised frog crossing, with the ther-
moTneter below freezing. was the cause
Of the wreck OF the Virsfnian railways
passenger train near Portsmouth last
Saturday. Was tho the verdict ~ the
coroner's investigation to- dav of the
death vi Fireman Stephen d. Midget
OF the wrecked train. The wreck oc-
CURED at point where the virsinian
railway erosses the scaboard Air Line
railway tracks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Death Of Nr. Edwin =. Wayhnd.

News was received in Richmond
sunday by the relatives OF AR. Ed
win =. Maryland 81 his death in
Waynesboro. Va. IL was the only
brother OF Mrs N. Il. Mayo. OF a51S
kensinrton avenue.
Besides his widow. MIR. Wnyiand
h.aves two children. Edwin and Annie
Wayland. and three sisters. Mrs Mary
Jones. Mrs. Susan Jones, OF Crozet.
Va. and Mrs. N, X. mayo. of this city.
MIR Wayiand was a merchant in
this city for the most of his life. and
only moved To Austin. Tex. few
years back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR BOXERS DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. PA, De-. 10
John Kahn. of this city. opponent OF
Charles In1hot tkid Garslner} Il light
weight boxer. who died following IA
bout at the Ncnpariei Clug here last
Friday. was discharged from custody
to-day by the ccroner's Jury.
In his address to the Jury Coroner
Ford showed himself 10 be II most
liberal views toward athletic contests.
stating that boxing matches were ne
different from football or baseball. lie
maintained that when person enters
u boxing contest II 10 with the knowi-
edge that no 10 likely to lose his life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

Harry Reed. afiAe Harry Rathhure.
charged by the police with being
Suspicious character In that ne tried
to sell phony diamond to Broad
street merchant some time ago. gave
3ta0 bail before Justice Crutchfleld
in peliee court Tuesday morning and
left toevn. The bond was for his good
behavior for six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
PRESIDENT CONSIDERS
PANAMA ORKERSCAES

wAsHlNuToN. y. e., Dec. 2o.--Ths
case Of the machinists employed OH
the Panama canal was presented to
President Taft tc-dAy by their repre-
sentative. H. L. MAYHEM. This ma
chinists now employed there by the
and receive time and one half for over
time. The salaried machinists are
given DIR weeks. holiday and no over
tins. Mayhem Wishes to extend the
vacation allotment Of tho machinists
employed by the hour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

from Phcnix, on the line OF the S'ir-
gilman railway.
As the shooting affair was clearly
and accident. Dan Harmon had not
been placed under arrest, and there
is no likelihood that the authorities
OF the county VIII take a step.
The injured lads father If Andrew
bailey. a fairly weil to do farmer Of
Charlotte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
DEPARTMENT ISSUES
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. De-. 2e.---.A
cotton ginning report issued by the
Census Bureau to-day shows 1868.
4s2 bales. counting round az half bales
ginned from the growts Of 1910 to
Dece nber 18th. as compared With g.
Sss,Gs5 fer 1909.
Round bales Included this year arc
ias,s SCI. as compared with l4a,o@i for
1909.
sea Island shows 1910 bales for
1910, as compared with S5.171 In 1909.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
STOCKS TAXI:
SHARP UP-7URh
AGGRESSIVE BUYING CAUSES DE-
clDED ADVANCE IN MANY
ACTIVE SHARES.

NEW YORK. Dec. -0.--An easier
tone prevailed ut the opening and IN
the early dealings on the Stock Ex-
change to-day, although a few stocks
made gains.
Aggressive buving caused sharp
upturn in many Of the usually active
shares.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds strong.
After the first hour the market
became extremely dull. with prices
or many issues sagging OF to lower
levels
Aggressive buying OF Reading forced
the price 10 l SIS to 15f Sd Union
Pacific was also strong.
stock market closed heavy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
HEARING ARGUMENT ON
OPENING OF AN ALLEY

Judge Grinnan In the Chancary
Court Tuesday called the Scott alley
case and argument by the various at
torneys was begun.
The suit vas brought by M.ssrs.
n. w. Rowe Son to prevent the
closing Of an alley in the Vert End
trough an ordinance had been passed
by the city council authorizing Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
ARREST YOUTH ON
FORGERY CHARGE

Especial TO The Richmond Virginiah.)
LYNCHBUR0. VA. Dec. 30.--W. J.
Mitchell, q young white man. has
been arrested on the charge Of at
to forge the name OF T. j.
Burns to a check for $40. Mitchell
was taken by the police at the First
National Bank and IL lodged Ii jail
awaiting 4 hearing. Hts mother u
broken hearted over the occurrence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Committee Meetings

Committees will meet In the city
hall Tuesday night on cemeteries.
charter, ordinances and reform. fin
ance and printing and claims, Much
routine business VIII b. taken up
besides several matters OF special in
terest and importance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Building Permit.

building Inspector Beck Tuesday
morning granted n permit authoriz-
ing Mr.. w. FL. Brown to build Il
brick dwelling on the north ride Of
Grove avenue near Cedar streeS The
cost was not given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Dec. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Tompkins
have issued cards fer tn. marriage
ct their daughter. Miss Agnes r.
Tompkins to Joohn r. Rives. of Din
widdic county. The ceremony to take
plac. to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
THIRTY EMBRYO DOCTORS
REGISTER FOR EXAMINATION

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
LYNGHBUHG. VA. Dee, Co
About thirty applicant. have regis
tered to-day before the State medi-
cal board In session here to take the
State medical examination. The board
Will ht in session until Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
Virginia Weddings


FREDERIckSBtR VA. Dec. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Il, Hayn!e. of Ian
easter county. have issued invitations
for the marriage Of their daughter.
Mics Sadi. blanche Hasnie. to Ben
jantin Franklin Slater, of the same
county, the ceremony to take place
December 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
N. w. Bowe & Son
HAVE FOR RENT.

IL y. 9th ST.. 8 rooms. and an 0ut-
building OF g rooms.
l40l Grove Avenue ........ $3.50.
los n. 7th Street .............
10 East Main Street .............N
South Plum Street. 8 rooms and
stable.
1120 West Marshall Street. .......ssss
ol3 South Fourth Street .........ss
lob Auburn Avenue ..............
2124 Chaffin Street. ............s..sss
9029 Taylor Street sss
1920 West Clay Street ...........,ss
9 South Second Street. ......sy.
1910 East Broad Street ..........sY
$500 East Franklin Street :. ......4
1927 South Pine Street. store s1I
dwelling.
TO Buchanan street ...-.....s.~ss2@
I'll Beverly Street ..............
GO4 Buchanan Street. ........SA~a@
APARTMENTS. sa
All IVES. Grace Street ......ssS
Heat and water Furnished.
14O1 Hanover Street ............y4.
Steam heat. 'g'I
oO26 Taylor Street MI
Bachelor Apartment. furnished -
heated. Franklin Street, 49,
Gresham Court. M
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE 4
STORES FOR RENT.
All East Broad street.
433 East Broad Street.
Cary Street, near Fifteenth.
ia South Harrison Street. sSN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

Marriage licenses were issued Tues
day In the Hastings Court to the fol-
lowing:
G.. Fits.
Henry X. Eliyson. Jr, and Miss
Madee Wefsigcr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

.. e.: .ssys nsssasasss. ssssa T. "
80 "a ..sn r - y ri
iiNo =. " " CAss1se. 11n0 1G1l
csss issss Pssssshsss ioss assnn1Ux
SIS. S:iS. ss7;iA s71k - ~
lin8 4. M., I2:1& u IS In ~
90. s7AS. 4:sA Gas. S16sl0 t1s09 e.
Cassies baa1nes - - s1oAn sS5( nv
ssl1miae1. e11a0s o4n6nss - -
All sass iron Heaseous1 ouono1e e.
Rschm0sd. v ss2 Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
EeGlEsTON PLEASED
WITH NORTHERN TRIP

Elated with what he saw and heard.
and heavily laden with suggestions for
the upnuiiding of the agricultural
schools of Virginia. superintendent, OF
Public Instruction J. -. Eggloston re-
turned IL Richmond Tuesday from the
Cornell National Civic Federation in
New YORK. city.
Mr., Eggloston WAS particularly inn
pressed with the iine school OF poultry
raising II the Ithaca institution. and
was also attracted by thu creamery
course. in which Iien, women. boys and
girls are given expert instructions in
cheese. and butter making Tho SUI
periutendcnt spoke highly nj tine wo-
mans department Of the school. and
said IL would be IA good thing In the
Virginia institutions.
At the meeting OF the federation Mr..
Egglcston spoke on Education in Vir-
ginia.'' and---4lthougll he does not say
su--was given most enthusiastic well
come and generous applause by the
learned and philanthropic ladies COM
posing the organization who are work.
ing tirelessly for the great uplift.
Qualify In Chancrry.
Messrs. John ". Harrison and
Lewis G.. williams qualified In the
NIldutcIy Will ihSeuny Al0AHAnk az
executors for the estate Of Charles
n. williams. valued at $4,000.
August and Amanda Gunloch quail
flied as executors for the estate OF
Mathilde GunIoch,. valued. at ST.
ATS.
Mrs. Fannie BaJlcw qualiftAd as
executrix for the estate OF John r.
Eallcw, valued 1T s2,S00.
Capitola Douly qualified to execute
the Will Of John W. Dcnly, whose es-
tate was small
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

CAaeago Gsaia aAA Prsvfaisa Markets.
Chicago. Ill. Dec. 20. 1910.
The leading futures to-day ranged as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Ricmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1910.
BID asked
n. ". oid q 4 y, 1857, .s7r ssh
tied City As G. a. r. 1875
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20
HELL.
= 3

tT YoU DE0RA 4 o11upo1
II: v.s' .ss;c: s. VII s,3s.ss 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

10 shares National Bank OF Va, 1876
shares National Bank OF Va. i95.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-20

Misses .trabclie HRyes Dudley. An
lie Duke Walker, Rachel Walker and
Nary Haskins will return this week
o spend the holidays in Richmond
rom catonsville, Md, where tnay
IRE. attending Mount de Sales Acad-
my.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-16

SIN Hep gorf bat elm Banter Den
@oriflag gemaft, 2R : Gentsitiide
prdgen 5u laiieu. CT meint, oob
gambler einen Gent pcrlanacn, ipeil,
lie einen balben Gent nibt fprbcrn
%fDnnen, unb bab bieie 5upicl ecfors
oerten balben Gents Dem Bolt in iei<
ner 8eiammtbeit einen @erlult bon
SO Wfillionen Dollars bas Subr uers
uriahen: @enn bas rihtig lrGrc,
tonnte man Die Sade nerciniadcn,
inbem mo- balbe Gents prd9cn
lieBe. Die barber befraatcn @ulls
Tiers baben ben Soriflhg 5uriidges
pieien, ipeil bas amerifaniihc @olf
NIT ieincn lururioien @~cppbubciten
feline @eripenbnng fir balbe Gents
babe. gs lit merfpiirbig, nit lpelher
9ebarrlihteit Dem amerifanildcn
@olfe lleppisfcit na69eia9t ipirb.
obfpobl bon elmer ioldcn in Den brcis
ten Wolfsl6ihten nifts si bcmerfen
lit. Wcnu fleinere @elbmiinscn
ni6t in 8c9ebr iinp. 10 liest bas an
6pci llria1en. Gntipeoer bas 8clo
lit 10 itarf entpertbet. bab man nit
fleiner Wtiin5e nidts faufeu fam,
ipie baS ipdbrenb Der aricgs5eit Der
Sall mar, ais flint Gents Die ~flcinitc
S6cibemiinse mar. ODER Die @aarcn
iinb 10 tbeier. Dab man fir eincu
bnlben Gent nidtS faufcn fam, ipie
bns jcbt Der Saa lit. Cine 9cniiie
9eredti9ung bot icbo6 Die bon pcrs
i6iebencn &dnblern ausgeiprohcne
Nniiht. baB Der a%leinbanbel in bic
lem 2anbe ii6 barauf. peritcift. Den
Siidcl als Die %fleinitc 0tiin5e 81 be-
tradten uub in Splge bciien fir @oaz
rem. Die nit Yrofit 81 hrei ober bier
Gents berfauft lperben f0nntcu. flint
Gents forbert. gm bcutlihitcn tritt