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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12
Why This Way of Getting
Your Attention

For five years the total output Of the Nee factory,
ranking twelfth among all manufacturers Of motor cars,
has been sold with practically no advertising
In the big agricultural sections Of the country the
Vele has been first choice of the men who have used
Velic buggics and John Deere farm implements.
In the BIZ cities Of the East the Vcie has been sold on
demonstrated merit alone. &c
II has been the wordof-mouth advertising OF satiSied
owners that has built up the Ncic success.
Now have greatly increased our output ana we take
this way OF bringing your attention 10 the facts that
thousands OF Vce owners have demonstrated TO them
selves for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12
Two Famous Velie "Fours"

The popularity Of the famous Ncc Pour is great We
have doubled production these models for 1914.
he Ecc Of the famous Ncie
and greater beauty
be the leading -Four" for the coming year.
The Vclic "4-3j" continuation OF the Ncic ~, IS a
car Of medium Of medium price with all the quality Of the
A vec models come completely equipped for the road the
equipment including
Cray & Davis Electric Lighting and Starter
Warner Speedomcter
Collins Side Curtains
Adjustable Rsin-Vision Windshield
Demountable Rims
and al incidental equipment that can Doe required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12
What the Demonstration Will Show

Easy riding be the first big thing that you nouee about
thc Vcle you take your demonstration.
WHY it the riding car will be explained 10 you Oy
the Nclic dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

PARTlAL
REPORT |
'pnfeyees Agree On All CoEsroyerl-
Features d Tariff Bill Ex-
zen Cotton Futures
Telegram by United press.


Washington, sepy 25-The tariff
eonfeFees planned 70 make an incom-
plete report this afternoon to The
Heuse- The report VIII SO on the eal-
ender fer discussion tomorrow BY
that time it Is expected Che conferees
will Do ready with a supplemental 70
port covering an controversies
| The bill coafaees late yesterday
came to disasfeement over the pro-
posed tak in trades in cotton futures
Il was faina impossible 10 agree eth.
ei upon tie CLARKE amendment adopt
90 by tah senate Or tie compromise
Known As the smithLeeeg-Burleson
plan.
After q compromise ST die White
Mouse PARTICIPATED in bg President
Wilson Senator simmons ana Repre-.
sentative Underwood, and a long de-
bate in the conference committee. it
Nas decided Tor The present to report
( a disagreement to both houses oil con
sress.
The report Of the conference com
Riittee on the balance of me tariff bin
VIII be completely harmonious when
/ the measure gots back to the senate
and house il VIII be accompanied by
d reg-rt that no agreement could Be
Reached IN stde so-called Clarke
amendment imposing tax Of fifty
cents a bale en- alton sold for future
delivery. but mot delivered IL Is pre-
dicted chat a strong movement in be-
haif Of tie compromise plan that has
received general Endorsement from
southern senators and Representatives
would 30 started as soon as tile dis
agreement IS reported
Tie compromise would compel al
contracts fer future cotton delivery to
specify government grades. aud would
compel delivery of the cotton 70 be
at the grade, Or eieae e il. the differ
tnce 70 be settled at tAe prevailing
commercial prices This plan. model.
% on the bin of senator Smith of
South Carolina and perfected by Post
& .s.s4se44..s = s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

II you child is pale and aickly.
picks at the nose. starts in the sleep
aud grinds the teeth while sleeping.
Il is a sure sign Of worms. A remedy
for these parasites viii be found in
Whites Cream Vermifuge. It not
only clears out the worms. but it re-
stores health and cheerfuIness. Price
25c per bottle. Sold by Owl Drug
Store and Public Drug Store ADV.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

The girls IA Zululand are not allow
cd to work until they marry, because
tho stronger they are the more their
husbands win pay for them, SO untll
after they are sixteen they have soo0
time. After marriage they do ~ lne
work fos their husbands, ~iAp ~ ''A9''
and watch them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
P. G. Spinning
Dealers n Standard Cars
Phones i62, ibs, eos.

Take down thar eyesore ~Rooms FOR
Rent sign and place 4 three line.
three time want ad ii the Express.
Two bits d ali il viii cost yoa and
eTeryone viii see ii Ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

Is often caused b. INDIGESTION anti
constipation. and quickly aiHaHAe4ra
when gaamberlaiHs Iabieta are taaea.
for sale by All dealers ADV d&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
Dldnit Settle.

r.4,aine Fox hurried in this morn
.ng and returned two cigarettes to us
He neglected. however to return the
match.-Chicago Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
AMes TO-DAY.

Washington at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only two games scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

suaaerfns fer Tna arsna
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25
eee%5&s a@@@@s
grANnINe a TEE TEAMs.


RESULTS YESTERDAY
pittsb8rs 3. chicaso 2
New YORK 2 Brooklyn j
fhiladeilaia oil. Boston i-a.
Only thTes games schednietl
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at pittsburg
New York at Brooklyn.
Only three games scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-09-25

B . . . = y > y = = = y y = go
, =
NATIONAL LEAGUE .
3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
PANAMA MACHINERY AND MEN
FOR PREVENTION OF FLOODS

prosperity before politics was re-
ceived with hearty applause and was
manifested that the business men
present We're heart and soul in SYM
pathy with the plans OF the speaker.
10 insure a great era OF national
prosperity by the immediate enact
ment OF the Newlands bill. to be fol-
lowed by transferring the Panama
plant and trained men 10 the great
problem of the control of the waters
OF the Mississippi and its tributaries.
In his lecture. the speaker treated
the subject from the standpoint of
nation wide effect OF the bill rather
than its local effect for flood protec-
ton. but explained that the plans in
clude the latter and that IN carrying
out the big work. the Wheeling work
would be- done as matter OF course.
Stereoptiean Lecture Tonight.
Mr. MaNwelrs lecture was to have
been illustrated with stereoptican
views o. what is being accomplished
In the way OF food protec+ ion in other
palts o. the country. especially in the
West through the reservoir system.
but the ass emily room of the board
OF trade. "a which IN meeting was to
have been held. proved too small TO
show the pictures 10 auvantake. II
was therefore. announced that anOth-
or meeting will be held this evening
in the CCIrt theatre. President W. b.
Irvine. OF the Board Of Trade. who
presided urged all VINO were present
TO do everything they could to bring
out e. large attendance and particu-
larry requested that the ladies attend.
Tie said here VIII be no charge for
admission. and q large audience is
much desired. Interesting pictures Of
every phase on tho problem of water
control viii be shown.
The Wsctiu-. as ai the former one.
was attended not only by leading bust
ness mon. but by private citizens in
ftresfcd 10 the movement The audi
euce was q repre- entativc one. and
among those present were the follow
ing Judge Frank W Ncsbitt. &. A..
Robins on. Ge.rg, W LutL. John Cole.
man. q. @. smith. Rev. Charles ~
Robinson. ~ ID. John :. Hpsse. Seat
ON Alexander. John Fischer. ~ :.
Sands. "a W. SchrcDe W. B Irvine.
Roy w. NaylCr. V Nj Browne. Frank
Gardner Prof W.. u. Elliott. !. y Han.
ley G.. - Thompson. VIM Schwert.
fcger. John Wallace. Eugene Baer. {.
" Cooke. o. W Geo. George Hook.
G'orLe ID Maxwell. James Cummins
and ". \. Riggs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
WILL REMOVE
W. R. GEORGE

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE elimina.
ZION OF William X. George from the
George Junior Republic at FreevilIe.
\. Y. founded by him more than a
mended by the State board OF charities
l ~. statement TO be issued tomorrow.
Inc board today adopted the report
OF special commission appointed to
investigate charges made against Mr..
george IN connection with the admin
istration OF the republic.
MS report probably will recon-
mend the elimination OF Mr.. George
and the removal OF all girls from the
republic" said r. VI. Hebberd. secre-
tary OF the board The report, al.
though adopted to-day. will not be
made public until tomorrow.
FOR some time past an Investigation
OF Georges conduct in connection
win ms treatment of members OF the
republic has been under wav. The
inGuiry has been a private one. More
than hftv witnesses have testified
some coming from as far as North
Dakota To do so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
WELLSBURGER
fcontinusd 'ro-, rirst Passi

his hands. but not before NcDouran
h't swallowed quantity OF the dead
lr poison
Knocked Bottle Away.
Urn knocking tho bottle from Nc
Dnueln hand. the contents we're
sI .ar.'d over his tNcDouglnl frcp
and l" was felnsuIlv burned Nc.
Ilnug1n COLLAR ed ON the Sidewalk and
per oue ro1rhF rushed to his assist.
auc" and carried him in the drug
inf" whore medical aid was rendered
Whi'v waiting for fho arrival of the
CITY nmh1IIuCo. Ilr WAS later taken
fo 'ho city hospital and attending
nI ici1us stated that his palate was
"nln'o IN and throat and stomach
dIN burned hy tho acid 40 70 late
lr % rI reported that De- viii Ike.
D. recover
Tho -c. clu.cd much excitement on
fN" 'rrrf ga there W.aa large crowd
Ht-Ir. fhD fwc So o.M.r t.r.n
can D." Hsrrhfd fn fiD MANS .frrr.e
not fhlr troubles boo O. lnV. afafr 3D.
'''' HIH NUu. IUir fO .scur. "a
e'Hf mont from r.. rHmr4rion CfvFr
l'ui VINO DO NHa said. ui badly Iu.
fUNICufpf
short time sro. Ncpoulau. b. 81.
ii1 was arrested ON T charge of ho.
drunk and rlacrd iu I1l n bean
, W woman called Ht tho i8U and rad
NI. mo. and hr wu. released NutH.
I.t more Del known about The rIri. He
De- was stranger
MCIouEtu. up tu the time of his ar.
rival IN Sioubcnvillo as an employe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18

today by adroit delay in paying and
refusing to accept NOR. Than 20 per
cent or the bills offered for redemp-
ton. Long before the regular hour
lot opening double line OF holders
OF notes stretched b ock from the
doors when the bank closed this aft.
ernoon- Those half way in the line
at the beginning had not reached the
paying teller's window.
Although the Central banks dlfri.
culties do not concern directly any
other bank. yet an inevitable renec-
ton was manifested today. particu.
lariy IN the case OF the Bank OF Lon.
don and Mexico. where there was a
heavy withdrawal OF deposits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
MANAGER MURPHY MAKES An
NOUNCEbENT AT ANNUAL
BANQUET.
Russell Goodwin, OF This city. Captain
OF This Years Team. PraiBes w ash
ingtonians for Support.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelltgencer.
WASHINGTON. pa. Dec. lit was
a pleasure and honor TO play football IN
"a place Ike Washington" said Russell
GOODWIN. OF Wheeling. who was cap-sfr
OF the Washington and Jefferson college
football team. at the -wn's- and ceie-
bration OF last seasons ron vic
tories. held AZ this place evening.
Mr.. Goodwin In his talk .,=rOnse TO
a toast commented on the freddy spirit
OF the townspeople and how highly he
and the members Of his team apprecfat-
ed this feature.
At the smoker and celebration r. VI.
Murphy. manager Of the team said
We VIII not lose q game IN 1914" and
after cheering had HrN-Ided continued.
we are going 20 beat 'nrvard and Yale
I received n D" ter .- evening from
the Yale manager giving us game"
This announcement came as n surprise.
as local football enthusiasts had almost
despaired OF securing contests with
these strong eastern eleveus next sea
son.
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t. mining this basis of represent.

I. rmining this basis OF represent
alton"
The vote on the resolution was IS
TO .. Alabama Georgia. Mississippi.
Nebraska. South Dakota. Texas and
virginia voting against IT,
According 10 figures submitted by
the subcommittee the new plan
would reduce the total number OF del
egates from 1918 as in 1912 to es3
Ohder IL these states would lose dele
gates: Alabama, nine; Arkansas.
three: Florida, four: Georgia. ten;
Illinois, two. Kentucky. one. Lou
isiana, seven; Mississippi. eight:
New York. four; North Carolina.
three; pennsylvania, one. South Car
DINA, seven. Tennessee. three:
Nas, fifteen: Virginia. nine. and
Hawaii, four.
The southern states would have 1914
delegates in all. The District OF Co
lumbia and Alaska were provided
with two delegates each by separate
ecuon. and the Philippines. Porto
hlco ana Hawaii were also given two
each without the right 10 vote.
Fought Resolution.
r. b Howell Of Nebraska led tho
hght against the resolution He said
- tta'fAaNfAiA FpAfl~ MoQll NOV Dc sal =
isfied with a reduction OF the sort
proposed. Mr.. Howell was opposed BY
Senator Borah. former Governor Had
ley holding the Louisiana proxy.
committeeman Kennel OF Arkaneas.
ard McGr"gor OF Texas. and II I.
Johnson. District OF Columbia No.
gro. who held a proxy from tho state
OF Georgia. on a vote Mr.. Howcurs
motion 20 substitute the coneression-
al committees plan. which would -
duce southern representation 10 11g
delegates. was beaten. 40 TO 3: Ne
hraska, North Dakota. Pennsylvania
south Dakota and Wisconsin voting
in the Affirmative
The committee adjourned with no
SGT plan for future meetings and prob.
ably will noe convene again until
1915
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
DIED ON TRAIN

special nisnatch TO The InteIIisencer.
SlSTERSNlLLE. W. Va. Dec. I6-
thursday the remains OF George Hin
whose death was caused by serious
burns received when the compressed
ar tank OF the Sistersville boiler
works blew up Tuesday. will be laid
10 rest In the Long Reach cemetery
Young hin was started 10 the North
Wheeling hospital for treatment but
died near Clarington. lie was taken
on 10 the above named town where
inc body was prepared for burial and
brought back here to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
SEC. DANIELS
tcontinuel -rsn- rIrr. p,r,n

tered wealth with the other. and no
walls an alleged tendency 10 put
period to class legislation. who Vllf-
ly prociaims that We ar, furnin.
away from those fundamental princi-
pies through which 1917" have come to
our present high estate.
Legislators in the recent past
have been fho favori'es o. great cor
porations They have felt "a compalr.
ms power from higher up Tho im-
personal element In tho siruaiio-,
made it hard 10 cure. but ai lqs, fra
ar ms been laid at tho roo of tta
tree and t.e people have demanded
mat alI This must be changed How
hN .'e1''.'I primaries. even for pra..
ident. hy pure food laws. bv an in.
com" tfN. by % lower tariff bv I4g..
I" protect ..ameu. hy regulation of
iusi'. ht fl. abolition ui ut.rIo,k.
ing dIr'' 'orlt"s and rebates. etc.
What Is Now Accomplished
TAI. thr tariff The men VIII, ro.
'I-'d ' were not hy-tsfiral The.
u.'d h-u-"s and H,is They Wrr..
pam. at'uE and scientific. and what
was Tho Wcr- The brnauparias
of protection. tho infant Industries.
gray arI hDary with age. and ohcs.
from Their Tong pun 600 tHr bottle.
'iI"l out fuu urc EoInr fu impov.
frl.h our country -Four months rr.
N'r '"" n.H farn hIgr fl at and
on" report of Secretary of Commerce
n"1i'I' declares tHIt 'thr fppdIrr az
our market HI.I .Io cheap u.f. az
Europe NI. moot happened as predict.
'I. f'I America. foreign r.I. .a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
sLAsHEO ACROSS CHEEK
BY NEGRO WITH RAZOR

$40. i1l DISPATCH to the InteiIigeno.r
F'ItNONT. W Va. Dec TT r
Enf'and. foreman OF the y & w Raj
road con truction gang. was tonight
10 up hy o. nsero. who slaahed him
across the cheek with a razor. The
NEGRO escaped Euriand was NOT
robbed hy bis assallant
Henry N.ll boss carpenter OF tho
construction sang. in q fght with Wal
Ger White tho blacksmith. broke tho
lHtier iaw and otherwise injured
'n. ofccre are looking for HnI. Who
IL. atiil 40 LARGE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
TINKER WILL
MEET EBBETS
WILL DISCUSS PURCHASE OF DE.
POSED MANAGER OF REDS.
Player Saws Ne VIII Accept Brooklyn
Arrangements are Completed
With Three Year Contract.

CHICAGO. Dec 17-Joseph Tinker.
d"posed manager - Tho Cincinnati
ball club. VIII meet Charles F,bhatq.
president az the Br0ohl,n club. soon
10 decide whether hn will become a
member Of The Brooklyn club Tlnk
er today received letter from m
bets asking tho ehortefop 10 meet him
within five DAYS Tinker replied that
DO WIS willing 10 meet the HrookIvr
club owner. hut mo- date was SGT
Iink'r g. willing to play with nrook.
Ism II Tho $4,000 ~ was stipulated
h" was 20 receive from tho sale hv
Cincinnati g. ln such shape that hr
Dr. rIrr tn got 49, Tinker also etinu.
lated 'l0f DO must receive o. fhrae.
year contract providing FOR a aatiefac.
tory salary
"if Tho bonus i7 really meant FOR mo
md tho contract d. e.tisfac'orv. I will
agre" fo play with BROOKLYN" tinker
said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
Villa Denies Reports.

hhltMOSlLLO, Sonora, Mexico.
Dec. l'.-General Francisco villa In a
long report received here to-day by
General Carranza. denied that any
foreigners were moiested in Chihua-
hua City. with the exception OF the
Spaniards. who We're expelled. Villa
suggested TO the supreme leader OF
the reVolutionists that the chihuahua
state capital be made his national
provisional capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
FOREIGNERS WERE

march from tho border they will no
attacked"
That no docs not intend % restore
Tho property Of foreigners who r4rtic.
ipated in Tho revoiuf and that ho
considered Tho expelled Sraniards az
having 30 participated was Tho mrft-
hcauon given by General villa for
conh7catins property in chihuahua
ifo said ihaf in cNrr'l'1v fho suan-
i1rd7 IN a body Do was acting accord.
inE 10 The 20 i'ion taken By General
'aranza. WITH whom ho was IN fuIi
accord Those who had taken mart fr
tho Internal affair of fho country. ir
7aid. whether FOREIGNER or NOT
would have ~ suffer Pho earlo ronac
0u"nceH o. MovIcar citizens huf DO
would protect an neutral foreigner
MEXICO CITY. Doc. t- s p-s..
fon'iI decree making fha efafr h4rl
notes LEGAL tender throughout thn -.
public guarantee fund fob ba cub
fcribef hy Tho r'nfr banks and DO.
roeifri in fhn National bank and
Finally rovornmaT guarantee OF
.h' bank not"7. i. fhr PROGRAM fs.
rIf"d mon hy CONN f.. OF fr,
bankers. rrrrererIIrr H. National
.." Rank 0f London rrd Vrs'eu lrT
Two or fhrHn other concern. who m.f
'''s Afternoon WITH fhe Irtr. bead
'f tIe nrrnr. department
Nn I.1IruIIF I. Anticipated u I...
irr President Uu.r. 1000. He t..
0fn. fhr bankers d..r.r. .H.. OBJ.
only moan. uf maintaining loo sIr.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
DIED FROM BURNS

CLARkSBURC. w. va. Dec ~
Richard v Knapp. little son OF M
ana Mrs. J. u. Knapp OF Erie. died
today ~ burns received nine days
ago when their home az that place
was damaged by ere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18

on local pipe line. resided with his
Mellsburg. He was a chum of E,d
Reass. of Wellsburg. who committed
suicide last July on a hill back OF Thai
place by shooting himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
W. & J. FOOTBALL TEAM WILL
CLASH WITH YALE AND HARVARD
RECORD TTdE RREAKEB
MUST WIN aAOE TO HOLD

CHICAGO. Dec 1T.-Record
time in single heat OF trot-
ting race Will not constitute a
new record n the horse does not
win the race and will not affect
the horse : class. accordiu., 10 an
agreement on rules made to-day
by the National Trotting Asso-
citation and the American Trot-
ting Association after two days
Of conference.
The new rule provides that "A
horse must win at least one race
before he can DO advanced TO a
higher class.
The same distance rules hence
forth viii govern both associa-
lions. The two organizations
will meet tho second week IN
February. the National in New
York and the American In Chit
cage.
The associations agreed that
all fines and penalties shall be
given 60 Injured and needy
drivers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
PRICE WAS sts7so.ooo

LONDON. UcC r. o. fa now
learned Chat th' amount paid by Har
~ NtI'1hy nrslev for Tho Duke az
I'rfinrl'e Convent Garden estate was
about rl'.5.nN 600. not $4,000 moo as
previously estimated
pol'INer Why don't Won cot
Can't You raise fhc price
l'D broke Not 30 easily a. 4 can
whiskcrs- Boston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18

Christns9-Men's c0eeiaf U-,br-i
lac. Gee. $50. sfos. McFADDFN,e
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Christras-Children's Hats and
legglns. 4se. Gee. NcFADDEN,s
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Christmss-soek. Handkerchief or
Suspender Sets. 4ee, esc. MeFadden's
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Christmas Mems Cur Buttons ard
Tie Pins, 25o. Doc, S. McFADDENs. 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-09-12
Grit hente.

GoIebroof q. s., If. Sept.
- 9o5 nit Spanuung erpartete
9erb0r in Dem BON 3bap'S 2Inudl-
ten cingeIeitetcn Subeo5 Corpus
8eria6ren iono nitt Itott; in 6olge
eineS llcbereinfommenS Der bei0er-
Ieitigcn 2lmuGlte miro l6aw crit
moraen 8orlnittag INN 70 ll6r ucr-
gefilbrt lper0en.
Gtc 3obl Der @dfter Dor Dem So
tcl, IN pel6em lbop geiangen gebal'
ten miro, nurOe bcltte BON II auf %
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ron Nelu-9 9orf ben 8eriuh MAIDEN
iuiirocn, G6op 5u entfiibren. gr Ders
itdrtte Die 8oben mlf oaS @eriiht
bin, oaB oa5 canaoii6e Contingent
hoiiClbe perit6en m0ge, I'M Sbam
ans Serome'5 SGnoeu 81 reiBen lno
glei65eitig ben bobeu cunaoiihen Be
amten, melcbc fir 3bam's 10 pl0s.
lide Deportation ole 8ernntportlng
trngen, einen Streif 81 ipielen
@ruppen pon Ganaoiern itanOen
belite Den gan5en Gag in Den Gorri.
ooren 6e3 tSotels lmo on Den Stra
beneden berlm uno folgten Sbam
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