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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
JUDGE GRAHAM EXPLAINS
Y0ST PROHIBITION LAW

the mail price list OF these liquors.
with blank form OF order and address
"a envelope to return the order. and
also letter explaining certain pro
visions % our Prohibition law
Now N these parties were within our
state there 10 no question about the
ilegallty 81 their actions They are
soliciting orders in direct violation OF
our statute Does the fact that they
are located outside Of this State eX-
eurpt them from criminal liability d?
This IT. question OF grave import
ance II liquor dealers are permitted
by use Of the mail 10 violate the laws
OF our state. simply because a state
line separates them from us then W e
have no protection
Now 10 ts no Onense against the
postal laws for these dealers TO use
the mails for this purpose When
they deposit the letter iu the mail AZ
Pittsburgh the solicitation has not
been completed 10 o. not fully con
sumatcd until the addressee receives
the letter. This blng so the solici.
i1tiuu occurs at the place whore the
letter containing 10 h. received This
is not an entirely new question
courts boa other states have had
cases directly in point under consId-
Grafton and the Supreme Court OF the
nit'd states IN analogous cases. has
had occasion 20 pass ON the venue in
cases OF Illegal solicitation through
~" malls To is NOT proper la "a
charge to grand Jury 10 take no
your tim" Iu analyZIug these deci
sious. but 30 is sufficient to say that
these courts bold that the place of
am Illegal solicitation through the mail
is az the point where the letter ia
received by the addressed And YOU
are Instructed that when an outside
liquor dealer Eolicits orders hy and
through the United States mail rho
.Htnse o. committed la the county IN
This state Boo which tho letter III 70
'.Ihtd hF the person 20 whom Do l.
addressed. regardless Of whore DO was
originally deposited In the post office
Therefore. N YOU find that any deal
tis are using the mail in sending ao
lciiauons of This kind 90 citizens of
against them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W Va July n -
h9 bold r0hheries took place fn
'li burg last evening. although the
-N.i- 'tk"n were not worth much
some time during the night a burg
pr entered the home OF Tony Tan
oI ahEee street. between FIN and
sixth streets. and went INTO fto .o,,r'
in which he was sleeping and raerrp
'I Li- trousers. taking bic wallet
containing Ss1f in money. some re-
,'INis ana papers OF value The rob
n'.f was not discovered until morn
when Nr Tall missed bis waIIrt.
RACKS could rn seen In the grofYu
m. nous. and in the yard. and
fHe wallet open arF -.HfH vac found
iu the ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Foilansbee Bri.f,

Lloyd and Blanche Keller attended
the National Theater. ia Steubenville
last evening.
pr and Mrs ScroEgs. OF Beaver. pa
are visiting az the home OF Nm Ran
er last evening
Carl Wcbner. % Pittsburgh. Pa. &.
visiting his brother Paul
Mrs. q. Daley and Mrs VIM Kra
ger were Steubenville shoppers on
Thursday afternoon
Homer Porter was a Wcnsburg Wis
ltur last evening
FOllausbee city council r,e.ts 10
morrow evening az G.3O O'Clock
william Stephens was "a Steuben
vile visitor last evening
DaNy John Reese has decided IN sell
ms race horse. which he has owned
since the FIRST OF the year.
Miss Ella Rinsland. OF Pittsburgh
"a. is visiting her brother. Max Rims
William Buble. OF Steubanyule yis
ted friends Sore yesterday
contractor " x. Lott was a Wells
buE2 business visitor YESTERDAY
y. p. Mcdonald has returned 10 his
HpLl' az 'hester W. Va. after short
VISIT with Follansbeo friends
Attorney r. % Hoffman. OF HoUi
business ""'' UT
Fred sohroup. .Schrouppv- for
merry n cutter st the Jefferson alas
factory and a star OF the old civ Rasa
nan League 81 1912. was ri-rfInp
among friends In town yesterday m
nov employed On factory al
Mis-. Manic GrossWau and cousin
Ll-- Rose Hafelman have returned
p,,.t lslt or several days with Miss
Ruth Allen. at East Liverpool
Mrs. q. W and Mrs Mont r.edgc-
we're brilliant q. visitors. yester
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
memeehen Briefs

Misses IAzell Porteraeld. Stella
Boggs and Ola Carroll will leave Mon.
Gay Tor Atlantic City. whore they will
spend the next several DAYS.
Jacob Schaefer and family will leave
today Tor Marietta. where they will
visit friends for a few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker are spend
ing few days with friends In III
tletOn
Andrew Gillingham. OF this. city. "a
visiting his aunt Mrs William Citing.
nam. AZ Littleton. for a few days
Harry Crisswell Of Pittsburgh. IL
visiting friends IN this city.
\ " Baumberger has ra~vrned
20 Plymouth Mich
The Loyal Mems and Women a
Bible class Of the NJ r. church will
give lawn fete this evening on tho
kerer lawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

the Dallas pike road which will surely
dement, the road when finished
Misses Rattle and Eva Richey and
chloe Howard were guests OF Ms
Ross Timmons. OF Roncy.s Point.
Tuesday
Ellie Riggs received a very sore
arm Tuesday when his horse ran away
buggy.
Joseph buchanan and son. LYNN. Of
West Alexander. motored down 10
NOR farm Wednesday morning and
spent the day
Mise Myrtle Bigrle. o. Sand Hu
spent this week with her aunt Mrs
@. w Campbell. Of Elm Grove
samuel caldwell was a business
visitor near Cambridge. o.. this week
Mrs. = w. Kimmins and son. Frank
We're business visitors IN MoundsvilIe
x buchanan is improving his
property with new cement walks
Mr. and Mrs. George Ruth were
3hoppinf IN Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Klmmin5 and
daughter. Miss Laura. attended tbe
ne ,grocers' picnic az Wheeling Park
Wednesday
Nathan and Harry Sax. OF Fulton
are spending the week In this vicinity
Grover Archer returned Thursday
evening from business trip 10
bridgeport
Mr. Wylie McWhortye win leave
sunday for q visit with relatives near
Wooster. Ohio
Miss Liut-- =-gith f. spending a
lev with Mrs. John Little. OF West
Charles Philips and family. OF Cal
lr. were through Dallas Wednesday
tn their new Ford
- Mrs Jennie Wilson returned -oin.
hur sday from "a pleasant visit with
friends lu hinrfon. Pa
MIs. CHARLES Sfrickllu spent Thurs
GAY with her .daughtor. Mrs Leslie
Little. who ls co.,
Mrs. Robert Clovis and Mrs John
Little are on the sick lis, af r-esenf
Mrs Ida Stricklin spent Nadnea
DAY as the guest OF Mrs A. j Nc
Glumphy
Roy stricklin has been engaged 10
term
Mr.. and Mrs W y. Dlnsmore are
spending some time at Grove CIV m
Mrs p W Woodruff. who has been
very il. ls somewhat improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

ifrE Hrrdaway lpfi fcr CharIesfr-
rrIEy where fo afava urfr fau
Nlgn D.. viii return t0 ftIs city
Nr Elmer sNrhrIaf vas VISITING
If.'naH and relatives in stfubeuvIIIa.
Ohio yesterday
.0mas Lester. ~ Toledo ohio fa
' 20 The home 90 be brother
Edgar Irgirr. sf fha F0urfh usrf
James Frank haH returned 10 ff.
rome Dol Cameron after Welt with
fIrl friends and relatives
% Howard raa fuaIrasa caller
.r wheeling Yesterday
I.F 3 Haaw.re fHH accented q
position sa AGENT for tho Irar-arr.
hrI ~ James gHErv
hr. ID p 1fHfnIr and daughter
.ialita we're FoIIansbae callers OF
I.. i''IeIaa was business caller
IN NrrrI.rl on Tr.rafav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
BENEFIT Ent.r,ainm.n,

\ benent entertainment will 80
gwen Tor Mary Hoblock. AZ Holman
Hem theatre. WarWoOd. " Va on
Monday evening August grd Miss
hobiock with her mother. four sisters
ana one little brother are in the serre.
tated district az StCubonvllle Ohis
and the entertainments is 10 De- Given
ln an euort 10 raise enough money TO
lake them 20 better and safer quar-
tiers
Misc Hoblock rs tall and pretty An,
ls eudeavoriuE 70 keep the others OF
me family by working az Steubenvula
Inc FAMILY OF seven live In a small
mouse m the segregated district. the
rent or s. per month being paid by
the miners union Miss Hoblock.
VINO o. 10 years old. Is a daughter OF
Jacob HoblOck. q miner from Golfers
who a. serving a six months sentenc..
In Jail
He Is one OF the Is men sent 20
prison Tor being involved In the Ia Dor
injunction In Brooke county and D.
union man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
F0LLANSBEB

Local Fore I9ners Aroused over
European Vans.
The fore.Enars. BOB FoIIarebee f4va
become greatly alarmed curing The
past week over the war which nov
threatens at Europe There are ar1
pa ..1ullifirs employed In tho local
MN Most are Ausfr'ars while There
aIt q umter from Russia and Few
from 8lI fha other rOrrfrIas f-...r,..r
a crowd % at least nffy Gathered q.
i.r Post OihCa at O'Clock Ia4f ..a.,
lHE waiting fur the ia.t mali train fl
come in sp that they mlrhf receive
.heir papers iu foreign print f0 learn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
N MECHBN

If.f regular meeting % the
l-.n Fail.y Patriotic LEAGUE vas held
1If1f in Tho Old arh0T trrsirr
..'ns from practically aI hs
-lrIefIas In the city were
rs. W. subject ~ holding a
.N' object ~ frr League Sol rrF- -.
H.rf .s chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Mr and Mrs John 4 McKiu ami
MISS Emma Hudson. 81 Gross Creek
district VII leave on Saturday morn
ING Tor Welt with relatives in Colo
Itlp -pi InE-. Coo. and other western
uoinfs They expect 10 become Al
least sir weeks or more Nra No
hin has brother bob t0I1r.g0
SPRINGS where fhpv viii VISIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Christian Church

G " Fuller. Jr. minister. bible
school ln a. M Earl Freeman. super
lntend'ni. preaching services. n a
m.. preaching services. 4 d nm prav.
~ meetin. Wednesday. p m choir
pfaruce. Friday. D. m. teachers
counsel hrst Thursday Of each month
oihcial board meeting. second Thurs.
day of each month. Strangers wei.
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Taxing Eramina,inn,

tn" high school has been = busy
place the last two dave Win NJ,
teachers present taking the uniform
examinations This b. the last uni
FORM examination OF the year. and
VIII close this evening Those taking
me exams. are. BESSIE Flaherty Of
bfiilant Ohio. Hannah Goroncy.
Collier Ptarle Cox. Bethany. Waller
Cope. East Liverpool. Ohio. Leah Az
new, WelisburE. Helen VI BIinn
S'gubeuville. Ohio. Helen Kragor.
Follausbee. Wlnward Rodefer Shady.
SIDE. Ohio. Excel r. Fair. Wells
bufe. Floyd Campbell. Collier. Maj
TIA Sanders. Follsnsbee. Ethel bono
van. Collier. W J. Chamber Beth
any. Julletta Howell. Collier. Caro-
me iownToy Wellsburr. GeorFIa
1hambers. Bethany. Lulu ami Irene
Mesi lcolorodl. Ccio. Ohio. Julia
lhuds lcOIOrelI- MelIEhurR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

someone entered The rh0forrarn
gallery 20 % 20 Yireurr On seventh
.'-. Ia' NIGHT and stole fro
kitchen rH hIr.f SIR Yirrf.rr rr.f
... cabinet himself and bad ..at fr
tra.rr De- huf f.r Dr. In tfa rear
"I DOS place nf business Earfv frI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

The Aii-Collsrlsns VIII oE 20 shady
side today 20 engage ne team % that
place IN the second game Of the sea
son The rrst game. played seNerai
weeks GEo. resulted I'm a shut out Tor
the locals. they winning BY the scof~
% 60 o The All ColleEians viii
meet az the McNechen car barn ~
l.i5. A large crowd % local fans
viii accompany them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

7 z WhrrIUr- 0na III Inc had
known farmor of Cross Creek die
irlct d. improving after a bad attar,
OF acute Indigestion Mr. Wheeler
was seized with the attack last sun
Gay. and has been under q Physician
,HFf ever since. 40 wa- considered
ln q serious condition FOR q few days.
bur now an danger d. pas. and h. er
poets 20 be- able t0 b. out ln a few
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

IH. annual picnic Hf salem which
Nna 'o have been held August faf
Hl- been TI' on frr two weeks. owing
f1 fhr farmers and every ono rrea
Doing sn buoy with choir work 90 fHa
present Nu. ta N1|Hr4vIIa aIuara
draws LARGE crowd .f-r v.H -U
doubt p. .Hr-. attendance al frfa
.rrf ODD fashioned rfrrIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

school has called a special meeting
OF the association TO BE- held THIS
evening az 100 o'clock. a. the home
OF Mlss Martha Sanders. on Bendeld
avenue. Several business matters OF
Importance are 20 BE- discussed. and a
good attendance Is urged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Fountain In,taIIrd

The new confectionery being ntted
up In the building formerly occupied
b. the Junction saloon L. nearnc
completion The Shipper brothers
are the owners 90 the business and
have Installed the soda fountain
bought from the bankrupt sale or IN.
Basic confectionery In Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

The Brotherhood 90 the 81 Matth-
ews Lutheran church viii hold a lawn
fet on the Nsidsmeyer lawn on Borgs
Run, this evening 4 large number
OF the members and their families
have made preparations 90 attend and
the AFFAIR promises to be- q good one
The committee on arrangements has
been busy FOR about ten days and
report everything In readiness FOR the
banner time OF the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

The second mile Of the Boggs Run
road paving will BE- finished BY noon
today. according 20 information given
out last nicht RemaTka Bile progress
has been made during the last Few
weeks aud from all appearances the
entire work viii be completed before
the end OF the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

number % young men % this civ
NI leave Monday f1r r.ar r-l.r
Nl.rn t.rF VIII b. in camp f5r frg
Part ol those who Viii raEe
~ I. party are EIuood DOYLE Wr
-aAA NrleI Harry MARBLE Paul KISS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Mr. w. vs. Deal and children Miss
fIra rnr and Wilson. Jeff this morn
.le hy auto Tor Canton. Ohio. where
EraI'H mother Wrs Ramsey me.
Np.f' 10 Do away FOR az least ten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Tho Dallas Juniors win meet fha
.fr1w Juniors uu fhr UIfaw grounds
lfurdaF IHn lineup Cor Dallas o..
Glenn Marshall o.. NOodf1rt -aIfnr.
Marion II.rl .rsor fh. FInFd uarr.
Dart .t. Glenn smith 90. Ronald
hHf. s |I0tu chase. -f Willis KIM
UIrs @ and NHrr. -fTIrkIr. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

French Deputy fsvankinr 20 his
laLr. f.~. my good Uaptiafe VAS
Ie-slegted. and fhnii b. verified ana
haptiste--Phcw' We'll ia rather
me'-Iss Rise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

morning he missed the cabinet ana
also discovered the back door mad
been forced open No trace Of the
ronbers or Of the kitchen cabinet has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
BENW00D


henNco1 Company. Uniform Rank
Knights % Pythias. viii meet In the
club fOoms on the Afternoon 81 Au-
gust 90 transact important business
The proposition OF changing the pres
ent condition % the club rooms viii
- cosideret 10 IL understood that
an additional pool table ~ill % ADD.
"A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Those choice lots In tie McAsecn.r
Midway ara for sale by McCullaFn
a Reid. Bell phone $50. National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

vel. James Beard. Roy Slower and
Howell MARBLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Mr. and Mrs carl Fox. 81 thit city.
are visiting friends IN Littleton Tor
a few DAYS
4 number % local Republicans at
tended the convention held In Fas
mont yesterday. making the trim on
the special train provided for the
delegates
Frank Brannen has purchased a
new gasoline yacht and expects TO
put 10 through tts maiden trim TODAY
Miss Ida Cox. popular Bell trie-
phone operator. will leave tomorrow
Tor Somerset. Pa where she will
spend her vacation.
Andrew Snivelv. Of Rowlesburr ~
spending few days with friends on
Main street
GeorR Paxton will leave Tuesday
Tor point IN the province Of Ontario
To spend several days ushinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Mrs Brfds--I told my husband vs-
going Co. give him anurefhtng o. ms own
cooking and hc srId ia better try o. rn
the dor first Wasn't that a cruel sul-
Essfiurr
Her Personal---very. And THOUGHT
your hue hand wna 80 fond OF dogs
kostou Transcript
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
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in ooS m6eeitiate 0iiielOor oeworien 6abcn mag cS
r Die 9ritcn ei foitipcligeS &ergniigcn wcr0en Die
Dcutidcn 6abcn 9omben biS6er nur in 6eeltigtc @GBe
acroricn, idt in oienc St6Ote ucnn o6er Die &erbin
0eicu Den 9rad cniii6ren molen oid6 oiieuc Stdotc
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eben ndts onocres ibrig beiben ais iib anjndieBcn
9in fam a6er Elm cir5igcr Zeppelin me5r 5grcngltoic
raaen ais sic aai5e britiid5c 6lie1rilotc 'uiammcn
mo nad cei grobartign Seiinngen Der nciciiea 2cp
pcne miirOc fir lie Elm Abedcr nod Sonoon cine @ci-
uiqtet iein Gen SonOouern aber mr0c cS Wa)rd]cIns
lid ic6r hled geialc menu i'm glntic Der lac5t Elm
paar SancnO %huiO Sprcn9toifc aui iic 6aJaGporicn
miirOcn OeSGol6 ioatcn bic britiidQ t.hec Ct oic
gutidcl lieber ndr rc5en, eS fonntc 4H lao an Gn.
&C ihledt betommcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
@rFanntmndlnnacn.



26. September 1914.
So Iabe gppiiaiioHen fir iolsenoe erIoiIe
Qieu erbalien
ill., iO7- is. Noso Srcoerd Strabc i2-
50. G. In W,oioren.
glr 400 Soeouo,S Styahe ! Snmpiiciic
pun So. y.
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elmer Nciauiml. l.Napajitdt bon 100 50. &
9eer oeuclptn 0ppoWri, nioGe leine kroiell
in oicciH Slireau nal o0.r Uor o llnr &uun
am -. Septfrlbcr 1914 ciurclhcn mnnn ilbcl
nlelelben tntinieoca rcroen ipiro.
(scp2s) @s0daoc.5 5npeiior
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IS miro Bcrmit giosi5 geneben, oaB oel
Niupor uuo Sidotralb bon Baltimore nm ots
Ynnnbme elmer Scruronuua criudi pcrocn luiri
fir Die 0Unocmniruug uno Smlichuug cinei
20 SuR Drciicn Acg, rie nlucn Der Nltieiie ocl
observation-disclosures 3iullhen gSarrlnglpCnue uHi
Ndmpurgs sStcabe. leqi Sda 81 conoemnirenoG
Hdno uiro pie lolgi beibreben:
So be9lunt an Der Snolclie Der gSarrOt
Yoenuc IN Der 9niicrnnna bon 27lOi Sui
Oittb bon NuiierOsglpcnue ndm.iD an 0ci
SiiooiisGde Der 2Sdrrcns9penue ulto einer 0ur
iioln bis sur 9ioroiciie Der 0nmburQs Sirubc
tann cHtlanq beidqier Goroieilc Der Qamburg
SiraBe. Wcitlih 2O07 SUB sur &eiiieiie beiag
Ter 20 SUB Iuc0i BAUM cntinna Der Scitieits
beldalcr AucO. nDroiic6 1880 SnB bls 5ul
Snoiciie Der 9Sdrren4ueHuc mo onnn 0cl
Siioieiic Der 9Snrrcnsgrenue CnilnuQ 0itli6 &c
SUB bic 5uri gcQiun.
.Ulon iebe 8arie Der bcaqicn glneO. mic fC
6n inlieBen gcplnn ~. i'm Nrbip ocs Nirldie
ocr SiroBenour0bruns 0ommiildre
(Sept2s 20,Sii5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

Gem o5iolocnofratiidcn Observation-Disclosures
Or 6ranf ans Marnbent Der infer Dem ,Subel einer
gdbler aS Srcimiliger ms 6eo 500 luO i'm eriten Sc
cdt bel SimeDile iicl D0met Ole y9emidle
9u0iAall" oen folgenOen ebrenpoleu gtahr 6ronf'S
Gnoe lit I'M bod]en Slime trogiid i6on Seute trouert
Inn i'm nidt mr. eiuc Fartei ionoern mirfd mir ullc
Genn in ms aaeu bat Der ircuiligc W}orid Oices
ariegsieinOes in oen reg etuos 9epedt BON Scr g0tt
d5en gr0Bcref Srcnoe iber oen einen Der 6eimfe1rt
&ele ungefonnte ungenannte 0ctbe Snn0we6rmGl.
ner, SauienOe }ebntauen0e 0unoerttouien0e iinO in
oieien g9oden Oenielben g9eg ge9ongen pie SuOmg
Sranf &iec BON i6nen 1a6en uie en- i6re g9eoerNc.
burt in 0em Namcn 0es &aeran0es nit Dem So0c De-
iiege S6er er ebt ms nit enem 9tamen iiir lie aac
Inter lenes ytamens 6iibring geben lie ale in oeI
Sempc Der begen @rinnerungcn lnierer oeiriben
Geidd1te ein Inter eines &amcnS ,Siibrlmg mcrOcn
tic in mlierem @eOddniB itc6en ais Gin G6or 5m iibcr
lrdltoclOen @ree Der 0crrlidfcit nno Der Nodt oes
9amens &oterlanO." Grit Dor penigeu Sogen par Or
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Sront abqeAangcn. gls cinc GompnQne Don Der S{a.
ernc 3r 8nbn maridrtc gob fiir Oic 9rbcterbcuol
fcrlmg bon Monnbeim fcin 0altcn mc6r: N6nncr
,Srouen ulo @inocr bradtcH oem ACKNOWLEDGMENT 0e.
roen itirrde @unogc6mgen BAR vgs warer, 10
cr5d6t Oic ,Nonnbemer &olfsitimmc" ,riibrcnOe Sjc
ncl, Die iidj obpicten ais Mnnn5ems Sroletorat pom
ienem Nbgeor0nctc g6idicO nobm 0enoiie Sronf
marid)irte IN Der le6tcn Scftion Der Gonlpoenic m0
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ctre nid5t ale mitnc5mcn fonne; Die gtcbeulete mB
ten belieno einareeu &iIie: u6ranf wieOerfonuenl
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