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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
MAE EDWARDS

Miss Mae Edwards, Of the Mae
Edwards & Co., presenting the Novel
ty Musical Comedy Playlettc, THE
Country Impresario." at the Hippo
drome, today and tonight.
The Detroit News says: Some day
there may be something !unnterr than
the Country Impresario, but we doubt
it,
The Loletta Sisters, known as the
Little Pink Ladies', will do some fancy
dancing, sweet singing and quick char
acter changes.
Our feature act, Ncston's Models
which well deserve the name The
Act Beautiful reproduce in artistic
living poses, famous marble statuary.
This is a truly artistic and highclass
act. Also, as usual, two select photo
plays. with special music by the or
chestra, will be used to open and close
each performance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
SUCCESS

Last night ut the Fifth ward school
in ulc auditorium OF the school, the
Jolly Boy Ministries presented their
play to an audience which filled the
large hall.
The boys did excellent work. and
their presentation OF ne MINISTRIES
was well received. Ar. Matthew's, til"
principal Of the school, wishes TO
thank all who mtroni%"d the little
play last night, and the boys who tooH
part also wish to thank the patrons
OF theiruntert:Iinmcnt.
Some excellent songs wore rendered
ty the lads. and taken aIIin all, the
show was well set cnJ wcl perform
cd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
DIED At
STAUNTON
OLIVER THOMPSON, STUDENT AT,
MILITARY ACADEMY PASSED
AWAY THIS MORNING.


Oliver Thompson, the young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Perry Thompson Of
Elkins, and q grandson OF Mr.. W. B.
Oickerson OF this city, died this morn
'ng in Staunton, Virginia, following an
operation for appendicitis. The lad
was taken i'll a week ago at the status
ton Military Academy, where he was a
student, and his father left al once
or his bedside. AN operation FOR
appendicitis was performed on Sun
day and he. was thought to be recover
ing rapidly. Last night, however, he
was suddenly taken worse, his dealt.
curing at I o'clock this morning
Mr.. Thompson left Staunton this aft
'rnoon for this city. with the remain
II his son. Mrs. Thompson and son.
Henry, will arrive here on 50 from
l.lkins. Tho remain will be taken to
the home Of his grandparents. but
funeral arrangements have not bee:
made.
The death of Oliver Thompson will
be learned with regret By many Fair
mcnt people. The family formerly re,
sided here and the lad was born and
spent the first several years OF his life
in this clty.> He was 15vears old and
was an unusually bright and attract
i've boy and his untime!y death is
deeply regretted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23

Pc PLE
US HEY CO NE ANDC0

Mrs. L. B. Bowers returned last
( night from Homestead, Pa, where she
had been the guest Of friends. Rev.
Bowers returned from pittsburgh
| where he had spent several days.
Mrs. r. /. Roby and 'eeh:ldrep, , Who
have been the guests Of the former
mother, Mrs. S. a, Lloyd, have ,,T ei
turned to their home in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ira L. smith Is recovering from
severe attack of topsilittfI1
Smith Hood has returned from a
business visit TO New York,
A. Brooks Fleming is spending a
few days in New York on business.
Mrs. Harry Robinson has returned
from Elkins. where she had spent'sev'
aral days. q,
DR.. M. NJ. Huff, OF Phllippi. was here
yesterday. on professional business,
having brought patient TO Cook hos
pital.
Mr.. j. Edwin Robinson has return
ed from Bardstown, KY" where he at
tended the funeral of his tather.in-law
Judge L. L. Mckay.
20. Watson is in the East, looking
| after business matters
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thos. Bennett have
been called to Meadowbrook by the
death Of the formers nephew, Harry
Cline.
MS. James Kurby and daughter. OF
Fairmont, are visiting Mrs. Kurby's
mother, Mrs. Agnes Hicks, OF Grant
acknowledgement New Dominion.
Mrs. Louis Black, who has been
spending the past few months in New
York doing some professional work as
coach and accompanist, has returned
to Morgantown.-,Mo rgantown New
Dominion.
Hon. James A. Hughes, member OF
Congress from the Fifth district, is in
the city for short visit and is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Smith.
and Mr.. and MS. Paul McKeel, MIR.
Hughes has been in Charleston for {"
day or two, looking in on the work, or
rather the idleness, of the legislature.
-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
The Rev. George D. Smith, pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, is in Pittsburgh. attending a
conference Of Methodist minister's
ClarHsburg Exponent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
RELEASED FROM JAIL

Andy Davis, the negro WAC was Scmt
to Jail for 10 days by sauirr Mus.
grove for having failed TO pay Il fine
OF $1,000 imposed upon him when h.
was found guilty Of changing checks
on cars ut the mine where he was
employed, was released from Jail this
morning.
The mans mother came to the
Justices on'fc this morning and paid
the fine and costs, securing the sons
release after he had served cut four
days of lis sentence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

Myself aud children desire to eX
tend orr thanks to our friends ant
neighbols for The kindness shown us
during tho sickness and after the
death OF our devoted wife ana mother
Mrs. Anna Kern.
J. II. KERN AND CHILDREN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
TO MEET HERE

The Christian I1ndcavor Union OF
Grafton District will meet in this city
tomorrow afternoon aud Saturday.
Daniel \. Polling, superintendent of
the Ohio State c. L, Union, will be
present and address the sessions. a
number OF other good speakers will
be present. The sessions will be held
in the Lutheran church aE| delegates
will be here from different sections OF
the district. All
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
ReynoIds-Meserve

Mr.. John +. Reynolds aud Miss
Minnie Mcserve were united in mar
5rhge last evening at the residence Of
REV. II. s. Chenoweth, "Suurisc Cot
tage,' in East PARK. Several friends
witnessed the marriage ceremony.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
To Address CLUB

81 Mr.. Howard n. Ogden will address
Sthe Civic Department OF the Womans
|sSlpb on Friday afternoon at''' o'clock
sat the club rooms in the Fleming
building on Main street. Judge Ogden
will speak on the city government as
fdt now exists and will also touch on
the proposed commission 'o'm Of GOV
olnment for this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
INITIATION TONIGHT

Tonight n the Knights OF Pythias
Hall in the new Fleming building on
Main street, the knights will initiate
several candidates into the mysteries
OF their order, following which so
cial session will be held
There are several candidates to be
put through. and after this part OF
the work is over, an oyster supper
viii be served 10 tile members pres
ssii -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
Enionbed
FIFTY MINERS WORKING HARE
TO FIND TWO MEN WHO ARE
SHUT IN PIT.

PAMAQUA, Pa, jan. 2$.-F'I,
liners are working in short shifts to
lay In desperate effort to rencH
peter Nanis and Charles Lucas, en-
ombed late yesterday aibEp9Pn p
he Leigh Valley mine. Thisfs tIR
same mine where three men were e4
.ombed three weeks ago. 1t Is BE-
ieyed that the men were buried under
the mass Of coal and rock that fell. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
FOR RENT rooms with bath ana
laundry. Apply 442 Monroe street
Con. Phone, 7CG.Y. 1'2"-u
BIG DAMAGE VERDICT.

EARiERSBuRG, Jan, ga jury
in the United States court returned u
verdict last evening in the damage
suit CT ]. d. McMcIleon against the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
finding for the plaintiff ana awarding
him $1,000,
McMelIcon sued for 10000 damages
for injuries he sustained in a wreck at
GalllpoIis Ferry, W. Va in 1910,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
For Recent Bride

Honorlng Mrs. Chesney NJ. Mmasc.
"a recent bride, Mrs. Mansfield Medley
has issued invitations for card parties
E'for Wednesday and Thursday AFTER
Iiloons OF next week at her Tome in
tyWatson avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
In cIarksburg

5lMr. Aubrey w, Martin went to
Elarksburg today, where he will ali
spear in concert tonight with Nine.
sByrdice Blye before the Marietta
Music club. Tomorrow night Mr..
Martin will sing with Nine. bye in
sParkersburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23

WANTED-Salesman wiIh cntree tt
department store, drug End grocery
store buyers, to sell the most sue
cessful chocolate candy specials on
the market--4Oc goods to retail at
25c. stupcndous sales in big stores
all over the country, Made by the
most scientific factory in America,
State experience and give referer:;e
Address Sunday Eve Candy Cos lt9t
eheapside Bait imore Nd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
CALLING ON TRADE

T. Krcbs Dukehart, Of Baltimore,
Tho represents the Druid Oak Betting
company Of that city, was here yes.
terday. visiting the big concerns in
his city, who do business with Mr..
Dukt hGrt's company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
PEOPLES FORUM
Editors West Virginl2n.
GentlCmen:

VIII you allow me space IL your val
liable paper under the head Of Clean
up Campaign" being waged against
Coal Run Hollow and other places in
the corporation Of Fairlnont. ! want
TO congratulate The Woman's CluO in
regard to this clean up. Coal Run Is a
credit 10 the garbage death heap in
the Fifth ward. Inside OF the corpo-
ration and joining a dwelling house
toccupicdI, there is kind Of filth dump.
ed on this garbage. heap, mattresses.
straw ticks and clothes from consump-
tives.
A reliable physician said that he
had 10 hold his nose every time he
drove past this place; also said 1t de-
prec!atcd the value OF his property.
The rats from that garbage arc 81
thick out here that the residents ca
not keep anything without them dc
stroyNG md musslng over ii. The:
are also undermining cellar walls.
If lne present administration ha
shown any inclination to clean this VI
this would not have been written. Th'
mayor and one Of the Fifth ward cour
cilnien told me they would see that !
was burned. brought the city healt
doctor out 10 see 1t. He said 1t wa
awful. Said he would do what HI
could to have it removed, but stated
he could not force them to act; anoth
er doctor said it was an imposition
with d to 1t.
The tax payers think they are ell
titled &c some protection, ii they d'
not get 1t there will be something do
Ing. NJ. P. WELLS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
INTERMEDIATE COURT

In the intermediate Comt today the
curry is still hearing the evidence in
Vie case of the State VS.. ], L. sapper
he being charged with illegal selling,
The case viii likely lie continue over
until tomorrow, owing % the time tte
case isrequiriRg " ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
Church Reception.

1.-THE congregation Of the Presby-
tsrian church is preparing Tor q recep,
tim to be held at the church on Mon,
dsy evening An enjoyable tiMs ts
iihtieiDated by the congregation and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
which he alleged result ed ilsllis beins
permanently disabled
SHEEP BREEDERS
ELEcT e E 5

CHARLESTON, Jan 2s iie ans
nual meeting here yestsrdas
West Virginia sheep Breeders aid
Wool Growers Association and ille
state Dairy Association were merged
into the West Virginia tive Sc <
Association. The following bfiiests
were elected: Presidents iIaS
man, Spencer; vice presidents
tluylet, Charleston r.. ThrasfeIs
Savannah; William Hill Isethang
secretary, g. A. Lender, Morgantowa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
INFANT DEAD.

James Kostik, tho infant son of Jas
died last night at the home
Of his parents at Annabelle and was
buried sfterRodi bys undertaken
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23
DR.. wooDLEY
win Address Wheeling School Teach
ers Tomorrow on the Subject,
Language Growth"

DR.. O. |. Woodlcy president OF the
state Normal. will 90 to Wheeling to-
L.orrow. where he will address the
public school teachers Of that city on
the occasion OF thu January General
Teachers meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-23

DR.. Woodley will address the after
noon session on tile subject, "Lan-
guage Growth In the evening he will
address the teachers Oil the subject
Culture, Growth Through Positive
Rather Than Ncgat,v Laws"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-13

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obr gu Sun6ertsn DcOr absef6Oben Derosu. mobrfhtHfd bat Ct aud
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bupru mafs
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bon Rebraato iein Gniiieben per.
banft, fsinen @ebrnnd MAIDEN. nab.
renb onocre Wationalitatrn mil
6reuocH Wuten oarnns fir ibrr
Sprohe siebcn.
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nmrf bon benz Omaha Dahittbm
nufgefnbt perben, iie iolen pieIncbr
cine ernite Wabnung fem, ibr bei.
Iiaites Gut, ibre Wiuitariprode, 81
wobren mo BH foroern. 9ns
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1ctitionen fir bier Sdulen elm.
pereift. Omaha. bic Metropole
tes Stanies, ioate benz ganBen
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bcffentlih Oa5n oienrn, ben Gen.
traIDerbnno BON Srnba iofort
Snrifte i1im gu Ioiien, nm 0an
label Der Saumieligtcit bon iifl
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,,anntftune sur Ieinofdbatt aeaen ole Resteruna..'

Nod Der grmorbune 6es 4rdfOenten WRcaiulep ermb Stem SerieD
ien Geies, Oas es gum arinmaI.gerbreder mod, DJeinOiaat oesen Die
9Pegerung nn6uiifen"
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ihen, 1T gu elmer Strafe BON nidt weniger os ernen Snbr umo nidt
mebr as 10 Sobren I'M Staatgsefdnsnig, negen ariierung Der golset
meibooen IN goteriOn perurteilt noreen.
Die Seem gmf pgorIo" idrebt Oa5u: r&ir BADEN Gcotts aritHen
ier ee Boiei BON goterisn iorsfdItg geIeien, unb mir fnoer, bB,
ipenn I'M Staat gD grf Elm fOdes @eies b~orbonoen p1re uno onee.
penoe lpurbe, ME bos gap Serfeper @efs, Die mefen gcuobner Nep
gorfs i'm @ef1nenis feen piroen. 9oiddGh nir6e Die Staot entpoI.
fet iGn uno nur Der gaapor @opnor, Der goG3eionnnHIar @aI6o un6
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.@ir bnben fdnrIei Spnpntbien fir Die Gstatoren Der .~SnouIfrial
GorerS Of te gsorO~, aber mir feunen feline fderere Metbobe, rSeinS
i1at gegen Die gegierung on5ufnften", os Die falife gnfpenounq bon
Gefesen, ME fe in gD Serep in oieien Sale bon aIer0noer ecott er.
foIst it,
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(aus Ocu WiitciIunaci

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sic fabsn fei.rli6 i'm goni,itTanIs
bss Bellevue : GtrotfOrb SoisIs 81
pbilab.lpbid, bic Dslseaisn BEE briiis
fhen Rsites sur 4rransisruns elmer
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fhsn enelifhiprshsnben 9rIttrn uno
tpurosn BON 8iraermtiItsr Rubplpb
g~Ianttnburs bseriibt. gm Gnbe isis
nsr 9ssriibunssoniprude SOs Der
girssrm.iIt,r Elm 9sIsgramm aus Der
Saide unb iagtt:
sd bob. bier cine &absIsD epef9e
bic 5OIgenoes beiust:
sd bin in pointer Gbmpotbie nit
Der Sbs, ole 5uubertiobr : seisr bes
6risOsns sfpif9en ben ,nglifh fpres
dsnoen 80Itern gu feiern. Rdg i6
bic Sbee nnressn, bab slsidstitig aud
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5riebens spif4sn Sbrtr srob,n Rss
publit unb BEN alien 9otsrIanbe, ods
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bss aaiiers BON Deutfdlanb eesei9s
net uuf elmer 9tptfde, tpeIde 6ri.ben
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BHrsermeirter BIankenburss
Bettraa 3ur frieoenefei

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nit England %befariportst, eiug Elm
erobes Stauntn burh ben Saal, ia
monds Der 3ubDrsr bOrtsn nit melt
s.Offnstsm Munbs gu, nift i'm
StuRbe, bic @ofe gu btgreifen. Die
engliihtn Dslseatsn fpranstn In ihrer
llsbsrrufdung b<inub, auf tire Jibe.
Ridt Elm bishsn applaus NOR frog
bes Gaipsigsns az p%srnthmsn, mas
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mar auf ben 2sim stsans.n, I'm bies
fen ausbrud gu a,bruudsn.
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gns Sem Stnate So,ua.

Tes Moines. Bel n1berer Inter.
iuduus itelte es iif bernus, oab
ons Iogenonnte Blue SIN Sam"
cher pglnuer 9unit@ 8eies iebr
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fam, miro bos Staatsoberaeriht
cine gHtiheioung iiber 6eiien Nefts.
frat nb9eben miiien.-8as Stoots.
cbergeridt Bat gu @uniten bes @e.
neraIS tnntsnnlpoItes Cotton emf.
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fen.
@ebiter Gitp. Ger t6.idbrigc
Gmos gonflin, Sobn Ses Serrn uio
Srau StanIep gonfIin, itnrb an Der
@eniditarre (Spiunl Menineitis).
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beifahren lniisn mo in Der DUN.
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irfort SiiIfe our Steae getpeien
mare.
Manning. 9ad einem @ufent.
bolt bon 81 Sabren IN bieiem Gan.
be febrte Or. 6. s. Moier piaoer
mod 9eutidIano 5uriif. aae feline.
@ei1piiter fpobnen in Der often
Seimotb. gaftor Srid)te, Der
grabigrr Der bieiigen oeutiden
epongeIiihen Stride, bat feline Steuc
d~ufgegeben uno einen aitf noh Sri.
mole, See Gountp, angenomnieii.
Gorboon. Ssn ben Iebten 9osen
Iino bier mebrere Sale Dorsefom,
men, ooB 6ormer ~usrtbbone Bferoe
p~erIoren boben, inoen 6enielben bon
unbefannter Sanb Der Sails ourh.
itnitten muroe. 5armer Me,cc
Cots lit oas ftcueite Spfer, in0em
Die unbefdnnte Bette einem Pfsr0
uno einem Wauleiel I'M Stou Ie|
einen groBen Sdnitt ON Salie bst
brafte. Die GARNER MAIDEN einen
bereinten 8erilif, Den Wiiietbdtar
All ertpiifen un0 baben cine Be-
Icbnung ousgciebt.
atlantic. Die atlantic Wcrtber.1
& Sontbern Balm tpurbe gum brit.
ten weale p~erfouft. abels & Heeo
fouften Die eiioitrede fin $685. 0O,
tp1breno bic gonoinb1ber Der eriten
Sppotbef bic Toroltrede fir $751;.
600 fauften. ahpofot 5. S. Sef
bon Council Bluffs, Der friiberc
glnrpolt bon leslie so. Gbnn, mod.
te Elm angebot fir bic boIle Balm
Itrede fir 1896, 900. Ga er iebod
nidt Die noibigen 5 Tro3ent Der
aauiiumme binterleete, iDiro pobl
Mifter ModefeIlom oeiien angebotl
imbeaftet Iniien. am IA SUM
ipiro Der Mifter iiber bic angebote
entideiben.
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zine s~runoIofe bese oes ,,porwarts".

Nus gsusaamsrun 1T jinst ssmsIbt porben, bb am IL. qpril Bel
Der grHirmuns zines 9orfss Der gtf.IODebel ei,perten .inen tOtliden
6asiduh er9ottn babe. Der nmtIidtn MtDuns bs sObesfau.s mar bns
5ussFist: rauBsrbsm fl nod Elm GOIOat.4 Defer 3ufab Bat ben .gors
Ddrts" Derantabt zine s~ef4modIoe, fsmn @irOpbsn fansnbs a.imerei su
DerOHsdlhden, besn stbdiFse 9enOtns aus ben nadrsbenben Sdbep
tMr nfro:
Der gbarskrien gonsn funt.ln,
Der Gemeine bIebt I'm Dunten,
llb bon ibn bem.rt Der Drobt:
4ubrbem fd Elm GoIbat."
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D. s. Bnrn, oeiitider Spti.
fer. MIgen luttcriudt fir Bril-,
len. 443-5 9ranOsis @ebdliOe.
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Dasu f9reibt BET .6onn. Courier:

Dasu fhreibt Der p5ann. Courier:
User nit tolcniakn 1erbdItnifin etnigrmoBsn btriraui II, fpirb lei,
men ausmbId bt5nsHst BADEN, boB Der sdansns Gobnt Elm Gdparstr
mar. Jn Der 5ot iomntu, ne uns an 3ufdnbigsr Gitne erhGrt mnb,
in Heusaamerun Debs Golbaten uberbaupt niht in Jras, ba 81 Iebigi6
fe GhIIsn bon Worgdsbten Fnb, bic bort burf g8dBe befkibet perbn.
Den Ramen zines s.fdIknen Ghnar5n nrabtih mad Dsutfalonb su
ubsrmhsfn, mare uer ndt nur Hbezfliffs, fOnbsrn aud eerabtsu TnnIOs.
neil Elm faDurssr GObat Der frdslihen art gum e~uropGiAn Dsutf6lanb
iinsrlsi 9s3stunsn bat, unb neil % iniOebeTfen nsmano In TeutfdIonb
gbt, Der elm 5ntereft bnron Bat, ben Namen bs aefouenen Gdnarsen
gu erfdbrsn. Die ~lntsrntnung bs sgOrpdrts", Der amfitsn g~sri9tsrnat,
lung srfddns Der .gements II DsrtIOs, brt ne Jpn bet Namsnsnsurung
pidt fr Durbig baHt, enttbrt niO isOes Grunbes