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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
NE GRO .EIAD YER
NARRO ONE SGAPE'
Dave Shesard Suffered Broken
Thigh Bone Yesterday When
He Fen On Machinery

Dave Sherard, negro employed on
the construction force now building
the new Blue EIldge railway station.
had a narrow escape from being killed
yesterday. The negro was at work
on Q ledge uetween the overhead
bridge and the railroad track when
he slipped from the embankment and
falf to. the tracks below, striking a
cement machine when he went down.
b6r a time 1t was feared that the me-
efe, was killed. He was picked up ana
carried ';nder the bridge and e phys :.
tlafi summoned. An examination
ehowed that he had sustained brok-
ens bone in his thigh and 5he was also
badly bruised and shocked ,I5, ~
Z He vas sal to be out OF, danger last
night and will recover. ~,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
THROW BRAKES
/. ON DIVORCES
RECORD is 1 SEPARATION
OUT OF EVERY Il &
WEDDING
CHURCH MUST ACT
General Assembly Of the Freshly.
terrain Church In Chicago Views5
Subject With AIarsn
tey Associated Presal

gEf-t- g.
= may 20 one 3out or
sl !,s.l MARRIAGES. In THIS country epds
~ SForce me highest divorce rate IA
St., S Souhery s an Japan. The next
naSnest Ns IN the United States. This
slsga'lon tgv,4t Is disgrace TO Americp." So
saSlns the reneFt OF the committee on
" nlsArElase ant divorce made to tho
Fresoyterian general assembly IN ses-
sloh mere opened with an emphatic
. ueaunciatlon tof apathy on this sub
Jsct anu declared that the time WAS
ripe TOT action and not words.
CauHe Ter Concern. ;
.LeTtsiniy no earnest man can be
uulet ena sAt.shed under such cnnai-
tloihs' Ine report read: g. No Doubt
some = a wiz say that we nluet call q cou4.
,te[encs, : pass resolutions ana ofgalizs
Asw Wsoclety. such proppsat ts Ghls
aug new asgrayation. Full paplle-
nus neen given. tsesoipt.e fieTe
ipeen passed. Congress and onfereLicas
COMPOSED OF the highest ebllitieg have
,osen calieu ana nave issueISl Slg5lE IIIIp-s
y iIes any aayiGe. sure otnisi 8 IpoS
as needed IN the way OF act 81 ;,Isss-i
cults. The two lesal bodies pggs el
Ion no executive agency 20
plans into etfecs
NOV we shQt3in p Aef.s lsh aiaS's
teIilan SihHroh AZ a ltCslf On Atp ss lse
steps fcp an g nnee, 4t has IA
's,e5 q iof saieh &C
and divorce. Tue Rtld
81 spyterl re- CLOS in g asi
tns s!La Res 70, les
nov ne appr2ac 2 hesls y Y zee q pre-
,posala fog rsEqfl Vll5 mi
sidsers rs nllgnt easily "
siofi Or Their brett hFea IN q lled
nation el1q tgg lers th ish To-
steeuTe the passag snt I'M proves laws
on THIS pehalfs 81 8 s
The Committee would here
Feeo ommended thai this GsnerA Aaselli-
hiy approve os the T2lI q - AZ
% ae=.:.-ssia ses t:. - sAE.;
In an improved State code. or S2 w SllaEs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
II kC or S
TRUST E z. AVsqr M
Organized Unions Not To Be
Considered as barred by New
J Statutes Say Lsa'srs =
-. -. ~ n y.
(By Associated Press.l

L l. = 3 = y
Washington, sfas 26. Democratic
opposition to- demands sof labor for
amendments to{ {tha omlIihus anti trust
bill virtually collapsed today while
the house vas cnn rItld III iaahsral sia-
bate; on the s1eEsiffes sanfeFeiices At
the White Hnlis 81 4 is q X, Z 81 ,ls;t s,i
renlfed IN an I'd ing hat when
the house resumed fine consI era zion
Of the bill TlIilFsd Rocfasic nlem-
bera OF Il he I'D ef dpiittee will be
so1idls behind gtlefiS eflta proyiaihg
that 81 Z }ls 3. :. - (
! Labor. fratArnal, ricnltnral or
consumers organ SO 5 shall not be
held or cpnstrged II be Illegal CON.
binetlons fR feBtFatn 0f trade under
the anti trnst lasts I. ~ i,s ,s s.
! !; / None OF the lots Ia esetian
18 foFbi fdfpg aeailis
~ /, ;lltIiI
6e eoRstFnsd er thizw7
/, Labor leaders ID the house as tweiI
as offrlals af sthe American fedora
tion, OF II TEalfpr who were in the gailefy
throuah hon le nobn gave up thsir
fight for the specific declaration that
hutHtiFsEiT=gg ii iiFisiTg In the anti trust laws
shoala spriy g lahor unions; on the
oLnerz Ilnnq IoSS 20 kSsIlII Iv5 JI5 aTIlpIiu-
ments as onw obossd melted sway.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
2TNCE
G o TEsS

apalation, Presla.i !.

Rot many, May 20. The
en- "a sn1ee Prince Ozark, NTH son
0ls the q fSdperort and empfsss,
70 Eannt II Marie Won s3assexisz
isofs t8ps, iisafd sof honor 20 khe 'eIsl-
press, Vise alenulced todayla STssg
pr riafs rs IS ;s5i Fs 6id 80 Is, IS
siiI was nrouseo ny
the Skhncu efit owing 10 the fact
fhat. the age viii be the first
NOR u sSa in, the lzohenx6l 6llerf
lanai silea aeb3 when PSIncs AS
.hr ok married Counters
Rflsasle Y6h Hoiienaa !. z
~ consent 70 the en-
"a ehi6nt ~ fe young countess is
SAID 70 have bbsn granted owing 10
the lack IN Available German
priace AID - his aversion TO for-
aie2 mar for hIe son 15ae
CO.. Dntn on january IA,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
8 1qB 4 NILE 4 MINUTE
spf1 Il Indianapolis.
tBg as 0ciated Press.) }

Indiahabolisy May 26.-Jules Goux,
winner kf the 1900 nile race here
last year broke the record for one
las al ttlje fflA AtanepoliS motor speed
way today when He eircled the 5 1-2
pToxiinhteiy! 81 li.s miles an hour !.
THIS beat the record set earlief in
lhe day, Teddy Tetzlaft and Joe
DAwsen. ~ ,s3 ~
. n his Iisat trial In the elimination
laps Iue ue.ErPQHnEnan sent MS car
down TIE Htraik ikiit ways at a speed
Isetins eed tat laS miles an hour, the
fastest TAFT eyer been issen here.
RAGS drove on e lap ,unofi icial In 49,
s.. Day oil lle fsliy had taken his car
Into tile eFaSe when TetElafT sent
his sacar a opna the course in IA 4s
IhIrteefl elaiin alton; laps were run
today, : !. Is So ', :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
nIARSIII.lsnS
.TEDDI ILL run
VICE PRESIDE oElyT THINKS ma.
! T1oNAL 0fIlBITloN is
(: DotlBTFUL
DOUBTS A FUSION
iTflinla sle Sycamore HiTl Colo
5tel 'ill Be q Candidate Again
For ise Progressive Party
DOUBTS A FUSION
lBy Assoeiated Press.l

Atlanta, May Thomas r. Mar
snalI vice president. of the United
States, vas the chief speaker here to-
ntsitfat tho eiqnarto-centennial ceJebEa-
sttotI of the founding OF Agnes. Scott
College, located near the city. Il was
the vice Presidents second address OF
the day, .he! having previously address,
ed the students OF the Georgfaphic
School Of Technology here. ~
C1mmenting on. a variety Of subjects
during his visit Mr.. l5arBt1all express
ed the belief that President Wilson'S
legislative program for the present
seseion Of congress wonld be enacted.
that Theodore Rooeevelt would be q
candidats Tor, the presidency in 1916,
that there would be no fusion the
ipfcgfes ssiRe and republican parties.
and that fsgera n II egislatlcns to provide
nation Etide hroh ibition was doubtful.
~ $50 no likelihood OF a fusion of
the pt tHes land the republicans"
.:.-!-l a. :.siessl Aaidnnt However.
,exbsct o6aaYalt to run. for pres
fdeEt at the cad OF some party: in 1916
if shs .ts IlYa he probably will lead
tnd prog 7. y s ! -. Il
sMf. II, inclined; TO the belief
;ttae, adefal prob lhltions legislation
would be. .a iolation OF states rights.
He tsaid he believed there was too
mitch cen sisation Of power already
In Wash htnsto on and that the people
were, avt Se yielding the democrat
ic sisetI ! pf attR sfghts.
The vic y pre- dent Honl mot COM
s. 4 eEit tiefaf1
ol Ga IN d III Tai GeIorabla tssss
~ sex fset Wish 70 ehmnleFt on MF;
Roo seyei itss 81 ctslnsgt 7, said Mr.! Mar
shalt 81 IL ps 6 me in his Ananiasi club
.Bexerhl & ago. thereby liking my
status 20 lie 1 NJ eat tlsfhct tion.'', -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
CAR AfEs
lFe0Is DAN
Rebel Gevernss Of Tepec Tells Fl
nanciers To Cozne Aeross
4 \ y. !, and They no So
lBy AsaorlateII Presal

On board u. g. s. California, MAJ
atlan,, Mexico, HAY 25sSl- lVia wireless
to- San Diego California &C. GsneraI
Buelna, who was appaIntedy governor
OF Tepic, sfter the rebels occupation
OF the city Of Tepic. has forced finani-
GERS there to lead o.9J0 pesos 10 me
CarranEa government. This in-
formation was conveyed TO the admiral
of the American aeet here today
Word hiss arrived from Topic that
odpre Jones, an American impris-
oned there BY federal rs in a perfinctory
charge OF rner3er, has been released
by order OF General Ruelna.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
suFFs ALARM ZEE O0UIsE 8
Judge Refused Prisoners Eeis After.
He Saw Their Weapo.ls. !.
(By Associated FrasSy ]

London. May Five Eau tss
who were arrested By the durs
ing o raid on west end ta on
May 421 were brought bee = ;ss,= s.ss
trate today. After seeing the iblta
he took sIch.R seriouE view OF III baaei
that he refused an offers 0 ttf Il iissIIfy
The exhibits setspd IN Is s slat aFt'
cluded now shrep pilel b I &C
ingenious ,manuSaetuEe.5 nlIAss.k - E..s.ss
and plans OF houses Will ihst iolis
as to. reaching them and So % tIsl
movements Of the police "a the tfct-
nifty. s.. i5.
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Ahasrs6a' Boy.

.SpAftan Alay. 26. MFR, and EIrs.
Charles 81 10 imam, of this city, an
nohnee th6 i iage OF their dRugh-
tef, Alrass heth Whitman Walkee,
To- iATciiie of stinis, city. The we'd
ding iwIlls lsfe se, piice at the home Of the
BRIDES paFe1t ts on the evening OF June
az: Mr. I'D IS; orig iginalIS from An
dereon be haa been in Spartanburg
ffpfs abcElt 3 year. He is connected
with the nasn Bell Telephone Co.
ester tita f5age sths couple viii
sc0iatiRls itake SEartanburg their
home. So s: lY, 81 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
PEACE PROTOCOL
NEAR kT HAND
PASSES MOST STRENUOUS DAY
AND SHOUTS "BULLY" AS
|. CROWDS CHEER
&, A~---l-
CHAT WITH WILSON
.spsaks Before Geographic soci-
7 .ety--DriiIzO Lemonade With
President-SeeO Friends.
CHAT WITH WILSON
(By Asaoclated Presa.l

washington, May 25..-Cabinet men,
,bers We're. optimistic today after an
exhaustive review of all comm unica- :
tons that have passed between prSSs-
dent Wilson and the american COM
tnissioners 10 the Niasdra Fails Mex
lean mediation conference
y was declared that negotiations
}9ad progressed SO far that a prelirn-
mary basis for peaceful solniion OF
internHtional dificnlsIes had been
reached. This. Il was said ! soon would
take the form Of d protocol which
probably would be signed by aeents
OF General Huerta'S government and
the United States. No one would dis1
close what would be the terms or sueh
q protocol. 1850, IA. Z
When the cabinet met the president
laid before IL Developments. that hhve
come day by day In the exehdnses he
tween the American comhllssIone
and the medIetoFs, and this EBtipuIn.
tions; thus far proposed TO e.ie Sunth
American eiivoys BY SlIe representa-. |.
yves OF. General Huerta. : ~ 81 3 =. \
Net Disposed to Quihtie.
3s Among the messages received from
the seat OF the peace ccnsefe ace wae
on confirmatory OF press dispatches
inst one OF Huertas own eaFogs IrIy
declared that the az IN oipsgIon
would not ibe Iisrftists6 10: disrupt the
.tf.tgrpe Eibnel 10 Ses
the Eutt ca end &C
and 10 insure the, ultimate Restoration.
|ofs peace 70 all Akexieb. y
While none Of the cabinet members
would not tai = of; DEF aIie disclosed t6ris
eeFning the progress oEimediation. az
conveyed the Impression thnt nothing
had oecurrsd to eSond he horizon 81
peace Secretary Bryan was In ars
uhnsualiy optimistic frame OF mind,
- ... s:;sS, S::;S ssssie 60; 90.
sonification OF hopefulneSs. The ,seci
retery Of war, Mr.. Garrison, betrayed
no evidences Of apprehension.
Failure thus far OF the constitution.
alista 70 indicate a willingness to par
tlcirate formally In the conference
again was D subject OF discussion In
ofieial circles Some OF the Carran-
"a agents iSl Washington had eaGette
70 hear from their chief during the tiay
These agents regarded 1t as probable
that some representatives eventually
would be sent to Niagara Falls. ii;
Rebels stay Ont.
The purpose of the constitutional
lists. 1t was made. plain was to keep out
of preliminary negotiations, which
would Ii; Si;y =; ;; s%ay check tiie march of
their forces toward the capital. They
believe IL will not be many weeks be-
fore the government at Mexico city
I. - .|.F l-K, -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
JACOB Il. RMS DEAD = !
Author and Social worker suffered
frSnl IEIIess long PIme.
I{By Asso ciatea presal

Barre. Mass., Hay 26. Jacob A.
Riis, ssitfDr and social worker died
at his summer home here today after
a long Illness. ~
MIS-. tsits ana son were at MIR.
ails ah,. 2essids fa ils .s.s END came at
Mr. Riis WeB 3lrouefit here two
weeks fagc from q sHi am I'll Baf,
tie Creek, MtsA. !, q, here ne haf been
d patiaft for seaerai "a nionths. takirfe
treatment for heart trouble of long
BtAnuing u 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
New Ruling On Gfal

Chicago, May &C. he "a
board OF trade def6afeIi G q Is "a
rule whereby grain tE cars c
here would be available for 4 y lfFey
on contract during the last ssn
or any month. IL the rilie HAD FeAsH
adopted Il would not be- d fcF
grain 20 be actually iE =
and would have made mif0l IL Sss
eventh hour deliveries and 5 I iSos'i i
sible swapping OF the marks siolt
less difficult. J,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Geessin ses Eess. Z -:

Princeton, MI. May as Ia 81
Putnam Of Johnstown, N. ", - 4, has
stroked the Princeton vaEgIty ia I.s gol
two years. today was elected ca ain
OF next years crew. Putnam Is,s sliitior
and also hal; been chosen lead def az tbs
PrInceton Glee Club fol, 1915. J,
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Former CASHIER arrested.

Henderson. KY, hiay,i 26. - ingram
Crockett, former ehisr, of the Plat-
tefg State Bank here, was arrested
aftef the discovery three months ago
OF A $4,000 shortage IN n}iliS accounts,
tnslay was sentenced to from one to
ten years on each Of fiye counts for
Violation OF the banking laws 81,
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i.AEFyNTioA

Those Ia tilisrsse s,sf 4 I,e cI.siT.
60 render the sansie FOR the ne.
naiep ltnga ire qnestea that an
the yyiiylg lee sFisU fnIlke m \
the chorus - EreseKS at fiie re-,
hearsal gIhic; Il es IS e ~ [se
tent this ssofaiilR 8 B etesth3
tt ls Inn Iiarfnaf thai ser.g -
: ber 81 Il there as q
hpef s.elAi f iiSl q, es : i.
sites,tf Eza - err egssrk 70 iir, {
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Gasioa Itas Lock Jaw.

) Waahing ton. . 26;--2EyV 3 q. laston,
OF Bpatons mentlnned Tor snns OF
the Federal resSFpe board vSes a White
Rouse caller today Efe aaid he had not
been offered the position, but addeG
that be would not admis. .it II ne had.
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thy Associafed press. / I

Wspstom Salem May 26.
tfrs. Stonewall JAG ckson. wife OF
the sairels confederate army
! lehder. today was granted an
hnanrass alpIes..s. s.:z- s.:s=.:
1iencerne lent exereiEes os,gthe Saz
lem Female College here Afrs.
Iacks0h was Z BEneent In the
college in Is s sfnd Is49 No q u
] plomas rsgre granted then.
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Cornell Defeats IIaryara.

Cambridge, Mass., May 2e. Cornell
defeated Harvard by half a length I'll
the eight CARED varsity. race on fhe
Chaos river today oyor a course 81
q mile and sesen-eighths.
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ssei, q
8 E.y IiE1ss D

elEes 81 s ilfaIg
! Eoiie8e Ises eesfed ialSS
nsftl ;, o..
act lIlsast Z i, ; 4 le
& lslz sgF esilsli, ~ s sssti seys
esi b selsii IS 4 fresh.
Sl. laaIll b n, -, a =.
saen: 81 64asea of 8,
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,llIr.. slonsManIl gaenaoa Henored !. .

B o!o oEo- 3 u q b 3 ln 3. . o o 3 8
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16

ratt aebuIten. iDas IN biefer GuE W
ibun iei. St nlebr berdtbtn iDuroe, BIZ
ito msbr mohte fih bns gruue Glsnb
bxmerfbar unb bsfhIoHen bic UrtuI,z
be, benz 2eben semeini4aftli4 Ballet
sn iassn. Cine Dcfis Rdttengift iolls
Il bos ibriae tbun. Mdermonn ndbm
cine QuontitGt nnb duh ftin Ursuro.
Dor benz 6aufe 1909 Gtntrol Mpsnue
brad Mdermann isoh betDubtlos 5us
Iomn,en, Doraui lein ureuno, iDtlnsr
anfheinenb niht 10 Diel BON BEN Wtffs
oenoIIeu bate, iif feinsr mobnuns Sus
ipanSte, obne ii9 tpeitcr un feinsn
,srcunb Az fiimmern. adermortfl ius!r-
be BON g|afanisn aufstboben uEo mite
tcIit MutOpairoltpusens nnh Den ifdD.
tiiden hoipiiol sebrati. Die Asr!fs
teieitisisn jebe 2ebenssefahr nno itells
ten uukerbem feii. sab Der Aran's
Gpileptifev lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16
gerlin 2. ssebruar 1914.

es paiiirt 1lift grade oft, onI
i,rIere amerifaniide aolonie ppia
Gin Nann" 5uiammenltebt, abgeiehen
nutiirlih BON Den nationalen ,Seier.
tagen. gber auh Do tit es niht I'M.
mer ntoglid, onB alle Die 3eritreiitcr
5u Souf fcmneil iiilo ih femme sar
nif,t neilige, bic tros eingeileiidtei
Danfeesaftigfeit ioaar am 9nitf,
iogungstage in oieiem Saroe ocr
fetten 8dnie idon ben pflid)tmaBiger
Iurfep peridunabt baben. asm iibri
gen III es ia begreifIih, baB bic ein,
seInen wdtalieoer Der aolonie burd
ibre neridieoenartigen 5nterelIes
uno Weiglmgen IN ihrem taalid,sr
9eben perIhieOene 9ege getrieber
merben. lin 10 erfreulifer mar oil
Concentration Der lesten @oda: BIZ
proteIiperiammlung i'm glInericaf
@oman's Club 5eigte baB ben Sin.
bern Der Union bas Gefiibl Der gu
iommengeborigfeit uno gemeiniamel
Gbre onh IN Der Jreinoe niht ab
hanoen fomntt, linb 0df es iih oil
cntfpre1cnoe HroDofotion bin bohs
.fraitiglih bemertbar rnadt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16

Rrieg seratben t0nnell. tpie bic
6htpeis, ober bab Bacon tie unfer<
itiibt bat, seust BON fsiner frieolihea
geiinnuns. seboh feline Grieeenslisbe
betitnoete iih aud in prattllher
WeiIe, innem er eine GinmiIhung Der
Der. 5taaten In bic inneren Nngeles
senbeiten Der characterization 2dns
Der miBbiaigte iinb bamit Der Wonroe
Dpttrin ense 9renseu rledte, cine 4ns
ihauung. Der bic fpetteits 8erbreitung
su fpiinihen lit, ba lie unierem 2anoe
niele 9erlegenbeiten uno erentuea ouh
Grisssaefabren erSarsn tDnnte. 9lber
er latorirte ou6 an ben 6ebleru ieiner
Susenpen. Weil er ben ssrieoen err
itrebte, elaubte er, baB bas genii9e
uno mar Elm @saner elmer miIitdrliden
Qusriiltuna bisIes 2anoes. Hah iets
nsr 4nIhauuns iihernRiiiiungen niht
ben 6riepen, Ionoern ptoposiren ite ben
Srieg. Gin Bid auf bi: @erbdltnt'le
in europa bate ibn zines ge'ieren be-
Iebren Ionen. 9ort lit unoertennbdr gu
erieben, bub nur Die eroben Ruitun5sn
Der perfhiebenen gtotionen blslan1
aricse apiiheu ihnen psrhtnoert boz
ben. Mmerita tann BON cie'er He9el
feline 4usnobne MAIDEN. gtationen baz
ben on ibren oiplomatiIden Inter
hanolunoen nur iniorpeit einen Hnd@
bait, ais Iis aEitungen 4inter ilh has
ben. 5rob oler Gipiliiation herr1ht
in ben internationulsn ge5iehunssn
nod immer bds Re6t oes Stdrterei1.
Siir uns fonlmt bos nm 10 mehr IN
getraht, als mir un8 auf teine Iltanz
/ sen fifteen f0nnen. DAP Bacon tros
! Der ginblide, Die er uls 8priiBer oes
aommittees fir austpGrtige Insels=
oenheiteu erlonete, BEL ieinem St1nos
puntte beharrts, lit uberruiheno. grds
fioent Wilion, Der ebenfaus Elm emit
i6ieoener 6reunO bes SSrieoens 1T,
bat in Ieiner omtlihen Stellun9 DIX
GrfubrunQ gelpnnnen, oab Die Der
stanten cine Ttarte 5lotte brQuhen
um i6ren qerehten ssorberungen ansr;
tennung gu beri6affen. @ohl 'tehl
tein arteg Dor Der sbiire uno lit aud
Elm folder in obIebbarer 3eit ntht 81
befIrhten, aber Die 8aIei69tltigteit
nit pel6er bic fremben Rutionen nm
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