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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

.of Harry Jurdy and WIN Arm. two
young men Of Moundsville After the
hrst trial had been started q was
hrouEht to an abrupt end by the a..
tempted suicide Of Moore 10 the pris.
ON. where he was being Kept. The de-
Tense claims that several OF ~ wiz.
nesaes are in quarantine. and ~ wouls
not b. possible Co get them 70 the
trial next Monday Attorneys Par.
riott and Nesbitt represent the State.
and Attorneys Brown and Ritz. the de-
Tense Moore BE- nov being guarded 81
The jal constantly By two deputies
One from noon until midnight. and
one from midnight until noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
LOCAL CHINAMAN
GRANTED APPEAL
YEE WON TO HAVE CHANCE TO
PRESENT CASE IN FEEDER
Al COURT MAY 8.
Commissioner Boyd Issued Deportation
Rule Some Time Aao-Clains
san Francisco az Place
Of Birth

zee Won. waiter IN a local chop
suey joint. was granted an appeal yes
terday from the deportation rule OF
4. 5. Commissioner George y. Boyd
Of few days ago. Judge Dayton al
lowed the appeal and set the date for
represented by Attorney " " Hand
ian. and filed an appeal bond of 81 900
Won insists that he was born I'm San
Francisco. and came east when he was
~ years of are. lie is now shout %.
When arraigned before he failed 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

mont The reputation OF the bsnk f. Boz.
gfennlnE rapidly and ae n result OF the
increased business. fhO new building a.
fH" corner OF Narkof aud airfnrufh
streets Dr. h.lue erected and just last
Wrfh fnr contract Tor the nrfurea far
ihN now bank 0aH Doc to the Art WetaI
Hnat rurtlnn Company % Iamrafuvgn
NfW YORK The new fixtures viii BE- OF
lfNNrufIIr ruHrhir and The walls and
I'nur VIII D. oft English vein italian.
nHrhIr lf ls expected tuaf tha huIIdInE
VIII Dol completed ty the first of May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
MOORE TRIAL
Which Was % Have Seen Heard IN
Marshall County Court Next Week.
Poatnanrd unlI Erhruarn

A. conference ncld yesterday
mornIng az Wheeling. between judge
" e. Hervey Of the circuit court
Prosecuting Attorney y D. parriott.
and Attorney = NJ Ritz. end ex-Iudre
Frank " Nesbitt. % was decided TO
continue the trial OF A. Moore. set
for January Z. until the February term
of court. a. Mouudsvine
Moore D. TO be tried for the murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Fidueisry.
For the estate of Elizabetah J.
Sweeney. Gertrude Garden was named
Administrative. with John b. Garden
surety
Mary +. STANCE was named eHecu-
trix for the estate OF the late Robert
=. Strange with bond fixed at $4,000.
William Turner. William Jones. ana
Ashby Jackson were named apprais-
ers OF the will attached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
dump" REPORTERS
aoard % Control says city IL Too Poor
70 Huy nadFea FOR CITY
Views acribea

The board ~ control bias e,ff.rtf,
come % the conclusion that DO cannot i q
tHrd % purchase BADGE for tho local
t.lpI terH on the panera 81 tho clfv. aud
have pigeon holed o. resolution fa-e...I IL.
.'NnNl some weeks ago. asking that
such 30 purchased. Nov thara fourh
hla hltH the reporters H rather hard
ninN % theV folt that The board 81 con.
tlnI were their friend Last rrrfur
ihlef Leyland promised the hY..a police
hlnfea. nnf Jailed fu come across tpuu.
ID asked tne board fu purchase fnfru.
but nov That hur blown uu. iIU rart
question IH what urnfF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
Nays Nature
Shape Shoes
for Children

Are the result of many years
of specializing in children's
footwear.
Nays Nature Shape Shoes
are made to conform to the
ehild's growing feet. No I'M
due pressure on the tender
nerves.
They fit snugly, but COM
fortably like a glove fits the
hand.
Only at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Adelaide NJ. Mohler TO John. Ed
ward and Ira H1rner. lot In Zanes
Orchard. consideration $40
T. g. Nelson 10 W. y. Hicks and
wife. lot in Edeington lane. DER
myers addition. Consideration SO
W. b. Hicks and wife 10 Elizabeth
Nelson. lot a in Zane's Orchard. con
sideration $40
Henry J. Beuter 10 Sarah V. Adams.
lot % in Old Town. consideration 81
600
u. =. Jones 81 al 10 Virginia l..
Siolse. LOT 20 m Zane's addition. con-
sideratiou $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
Deed. OF Trust

Deeds Of Trust.
Five deeds ~ trust were left for
record with the clerk 81 the county
court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

give a suitable account OF his birth
place, etc. to the commissioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
Abraham Switken of Philadelphia
and Paul Weisbrode. OF Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
SAFETY WORK IS
GIVEN ATTENTION
Committee of Men in Charge OF
Forging Plants Discusses
Standards Here

Another committee representing an
important branch of industry met at
the Department of Labor and Industry
late yesterday to discuss plans for
safety, being particularly interested in
safeguarding of machinery. Over a
dozen such committees. each repre-
senting a separate branch of industry,
such as textiles, baking, electric power,
machine tools and the like, are at
work on rules and standards for safety
which will be submitted to the State
Industrial Board. This work was in
augurated by Commissioner Jackson
and bids fair to mark an important
step.
The committee which met yesterday
represented the forging interests and
consisted of L. E. Hickok, the d. Will
cox Manufacturing Company Mechan-
icsburg: Carl B. Auel Westinghouse;
Fl. e. Derbyshire. Chambersburg En-
gineering Company; W. H. Kaiser
Metric Metal Works, Erie; Walter e.
Chick, Pennsylvania Steel; G. S. At
kins, Scranton Forging Company.
Scranton; George T. Fonda, Bethlehem
Steel. and Lew r. Palmer, assistant
to the commission.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16

| vice-president; ;
vice. e-president;
vice. e-president:
vice-president;
Kirk; treasurer
pianist, Mrs.
junior league
r. Mardorff.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
DERRY STREET CELEBRATES
TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

The Derry Street United Brethren
Church begins q week of special serv-
ices in commemoration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding of
what has become one of the large and
influential congregations of the grow
ing East End. On Sunday the Rev.
DR.. George e. Mcdonald. pastor of
the United Brethren Church at Seattle,
Wash. will preach at two services and
address the Sunday school. Special
programs announce a series of very
interesting and entertaining addresses
and musical numbers'for each evening
during the week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16

1Naiiroau company has been post
poned until June in the United
States Court for the Middle district.
Mrs. Getkin is the widow of a man
who was killed during an accident on
the road His head was crushed from
his body when several cars piled up
on the engine, it is said Because of
/ the fact that the railroad company in
question operates cars, ETC., that travel
into other States. the case comes with
in the jurisdiction of the Federal
Court
Charles II. Bergner will serve as
counsel for the railroad company in
place of Mr.. Gilbert. Paul G. Smith
will represent Mrs. Getkin.
Alton Coal Company Ousted.-In an
amicable proceedings yesterday, be-
gun by the State against the Alton
Coal Company, decree in quo war
rantc was handed down yesterday by
the Dauphin County Court, in which
it was set forth that the company,
because it is no longer doing business,
be ousted of it's charter privileges.
May Common Pleas on May 25.-
Although the whole May term Com
mon Pleas list, with the exception of
State case, was concluded after
weeks session to-day by Judges Nc
Carroll and Henry. the panel of sixty
traverse jurors was directed to return
May 25. Then a jury will be selected
to consider the Commonwealth issue
in question.
Admitted to Bar.-Edwin E. Barnitz,
Carlisle, for several years associated
with the George r. Barnett law firm.
was admitted to practice at the Dau-
phin county bar on motion of Mr..
Barnett.
Viewed R0ad.-.Joseph Umberger,
Paul G.. Smith and e. Clark Cowden, a
board of viewers appointed by the
Daupnin county court to view new
road from a point on the Gratz- Killing
erstown road to Millersburg, went over
the ground yesterday with a number
OF interested citizens.
AT the Registers ORice.-The wills
of Louisa e. Hummel and Lizzie Goss
We're probated to-day and letters were
granted respectively to Fred J. HUM
mel and George Stauffer and Carrie
+. Hummel Letters of administration
We're granted David X Etter on the
estate of Sarah Etter, East Hanover
Deputy ConstabIcs Appointed.-Fol-
lowing are among the deputy con-
stables appointed for duty on Tuesday.
primary election day: Third Ward
Hasson Stewart and c. Frank Keffer,
suggested by Isaac Grove; Seventh
Ward--Charles Reese. Andrew Ruder,
augustus Storef. Augustus Krcider and
lanes spencer suggested by Richard
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
Buildings for $500. This is the eighth

Buildings for $500. This is the eighth
sale and over 800 properties have been
disposed Of
The sales were of materials con-
tanned in buildings and were as fol-
lows; TOT North street to John Russ
at $19S; 507 State to w. ]. Reeves,
Highspire, $SS; sos South alley and
127 Short to David Jackson at IS and
$26; 522 and 524 State, N. G. Gates,
Tyrone, at $141; All Filbert, Karl
schnabel, Penbrook, at $13, and $50
Walnut to Bruno Mariana, at $S1.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16

Zion Reformed Church gave a very
pleasant reception in honor of the
newly elected pastor. the Rev. Mr.
Kehl, who lives in Carlisle. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: An
them, choir: invocation and address of
welcome, DR.. A. R. Kremer; violin
solo, Guy Enck; address, the Rev. Mr.
kehl; anthem, choir. Refreshments
We're served to about seventy five
guests.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
BAPTISM IN RIVER

Eleven people will be baptized to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the
Susquehanna river at the foot of
Broad street. Elder w. Robertson, of
Philadelphia, will conduct the services
which will be under the auspices of
the Church of the Gosepl of the King
dom.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
STOP SICK HEADACHE
OR NEURALGIA PAIN
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Relieve at Once-10 Cents
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

At the close OF the evening services
at the st. Paufs Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the following Off
GERS will be installed: William Hare,
president; Miss Helen Tilghman, first
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
Eight Properties Are
Sold in Park Area

Eight properties in the Capitol Park
extension area were sold to-day by
the Board of Public Grounds and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER

HN FNCEPTIUNAL OFFER
II you knew the many evenings OF
delightful and profitable reading thai
Harrisburg Telegraph is distributina 8
contained, you would clip free library
coupons now and get a set Remember
9Sc Tor the, six volumes. Your best
opportunity is ay.-Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16

Evart IIartz, second
Miss Nan Kraber, third
William Nell. fourth
secretary, Clarence
Miss Margrette Klaiss;
Edward Drinkwater;
superintendent, Sarah
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
A WISE FTNANCIER ONCE SAID

If you can't make your business
pay, sell it to someone who can. A
Telegraph Want Ad will help you find
the purchaser. The quicker you use
a Telegraph Want" the less you
lose.
Telegraph Want Ads may be sent to
the office, or you can use our quick
Want Ad Phone Service. The Tele-
graph takes your Want Ad to over
$4,000 homes each day. Call Bell
2040. Cumberland 203.
RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR,
Special to The Telegraph
Allen, Pa, May 16.-On Thursday
evening the Ladies' Aid Society of Mt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-16
TO TRY DAMAGE CASE
IN UNCLE SAM COURT
Trespass Action Against N. c. R.
R. For Decapitating Husband
Brought by Mrs. Getkin

Because of the
death of Lyman
ID. Gilbert, a
member of the
Dauphin county
bar and counsel
for the defense,
the trespass dam
age suit brought
by Mrs. Ella Get
kin against the
Northern Central
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07

GDa bic Wulitt Gus uub bradit Ne
1u Belt. Damn mahit ft ih Idnsa
boron. i6r 6ausiitio NIT tinsr sin'
ia6m. l6idm roitH BLUE unb t'
n,m lhUdtBn Rod ga psriauidm.
Wdbrsnb fs odB peAs bunil, 9aar
nod sldlisit unb bon Friihsm auf'
fttdte, plauouit fs init bsr Wlut'
ter, bic rubig nHb bsiritotgt In ~
rem ptibeu aifm lag.
goh tinmal bridis Gpa ibrs qipi
pen aui bic i6maIm 9dnbs Der
Wntitr uHo iabtt it IaHgs uHo
sdrilib auf Mluno uub aussH. Damn
idlapftt f. raid In ben alien. i69n
rtdl abAtlEasatM Gbtubmontfl uub
banb stn ltt6tss lpttbss Sud UNI
ben aopi. Die gorInalIhmFe CAB
fs obtn be Der Q%ufpdrttrin ob,
unb BAT Tt, offers mad Der Ruittr
gu Itbsn, oauu madts fs f4 au
ben Itg 5u 6sItnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07
opfsr brinssH.

De fribs Suseno Iisbt Gpfsr
nidt. @us Dort bot fir lie sttpas
a6ftoBsnoes, obldrsdenoes. genub
1T Der 5ugeno aiebIingsbegrifT. Grit
CUR 3sit, lDo er .err5tenb i6ren epus
ren fcIgt' un0 tie Elm .~uugeabntes
SebneH" ergreift, srIt Damn fdngt Elm
Weni4 an li4 nit Dem 9sgrift Ops
fer au befrsunoen. Damn brinQt er
ireuoige Dpfsr on 3eit, GeIo unO
Sequemli4teit; funoenIang fam er
I'm Sdnee Iteben our GtunOe Der Sc,
penIter unO brennenoen Quges bins
i6auen mad Dem Gsniter. binter Dem
fein GngsI i4Idft. ltnb iis eriiHnt
dllerIet, ibm gu gefauen. forbsrt es
aud Opfsr Obne 3abI, Die aisbe
bringt ie gerne. I'D, bob Iis eipig
gruntn bIiebe," Oieie 3ett Der sriten
f~rsuoigsn 0pIer.
Do4, init Dem Giirtsl, nit Dem
G6Ieier", fdHgt an Die ernite 3eit
Der Gbe. Der Mann muB binous
muB brinsen bic srOBtn Dpfer,
ieinen StoI5. feline 4rbsitstraft, feline
unabbdngigteit, feline 5rtibeit Opfern,
oamit Die 2iebsR oabsim geidiBt
bleibeH Dor Iot unO Glenb. unp
oas Deib, inmitten Der aIsinsH, Isbt
nur nod ein bs~ItGnoigss Opfsr. man
fugt ia aud, Die Mutter gebt uuf in
ihren &inoern. Gle bringt ii9 ielbit
ibHen gum Gpfsr onrl MaHn url0
Dcib pettsifern i'm 0pfsrbringsti.
Oamit Der 2ebenstpeg ben ain0ern
ridtig gs0ffnet Diro. MeIas 5rns
gOOien finb fdon gsfdrieben porben
NIT Dem 9ersblut BET Gltern - Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07

@tI9i6te Der Gpfer Oamit Die
Ainoer cine Aobere @r3iebuRJ gsniss
Zen tonntn. Sc mebr ibHsn leIbIt
Oieit GunIt bsrlagt 1T porosn OeIto
eifriger fino iie, 0pfsr gu brlngsn,
I'M es mogIid gu MAIDEN, un6 ME
oft miro ales obre Elm 8ort pes
9antss angenommsn, alS oh Das aIs
les 70 iein miiBts, Is an Der 9agess
oronung itt, obne oas B0rtden 0anls,
tpeIdes man oO9 gerne b0rsn mo6te,
nit Dem 8~epuBtiein, ou Aa[ bic
Meni den begIiidt. Dsnn Is dgn
pergsFen fpuroe, es ihHen in Der aus
gcno 3u Ie9rsn. iollts Gin isoer
Wlenid 10 DieI 8erItano bsiIBeu, Gin
Dort oss 3antes gu fipOsH, unO
aud ni6t berIdumen, es ben &inOern
Bel 3eiten ~bei3ubringtn, LINEN ein8us
f6drfen. DEM 1T nidt aud su
gIeider 3eit Elm @ruubitein our 2ies
be gelsgt, iuelder mad unO nan at
einsm nuBbringenoen Gebauoe ems
por5tsigt2 nos nibt Elm 9ebdu0e
obne JenIter, D1a iln0 Seitenp1n.
Beg Gs tt unbepo6nbarI Ri6t nur
i'm Dinter, ionoeru aud i'm Come
mer. IS 1T niht ssidast sesst
Starm uno l1npettsr. @erdOe 70
lit es nit ben Meniden.
aiebe uno D~antbarteit Fu0 sret
5uuptfattoren gu sinsm Salt i'm
msnI9liden 2eben, nn0 Iolten gIs
tern, iuenn fe aud arm FnO, ibrtn
ainbern ipenigItens oteIe Qushattuua
nit ouf ben 2sbsnspsg gebsn, DeI6er
ntdt INNER nit RoieH bsItrsut lit,
0omit ni4t nur iis lore JrsuOe an
ibnen erlebsr. Ipn0ern aud Dor
fremoen MenfGen beitehu lOnre1
NIT Oisier ausrifuHg, DsI6e obns
Soften 81 bsrurIoden, bod nubs un0
Iegenbriugeno nirit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07

sir bic Sn6re 1So7-1s16
puroen bon Der preubiiden arEee
GangIiiten niht nusgeeebeu.
DteGdngerin 8aftorbead Bot
ibre boben SrilIer unb poFagsn NIT
einefu 50sfriaeneH Fl gssn0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07

Gin 9ooen, Der ms6r ols 8 pgi.
Sab snthdlt, tpirtt auf cine qfldn5e
tpie abjOlute 9rodenbeit.
1874 murbe Die preubiffs
MiIitdrmuiit burh @iepre6t III Bee
tiiriiIdsu armee eiussfubrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07
geallatt In almgHgI0rm.
no 1905.

3aiIsnIini. sab benz rtialia iptit st'
ar6eiteisn Qalug Elm ileioTdmta auss
rsbtn. sir Gnfa6n Gtbrau4 Sirit,H
EA Stoflt ME Gr:2p, 0dI4m irt Bolls,
nlanta unb aud @atiR uub 9tniiq
.mpIe6ltn, bic tug1 tin bltIa QUALITIES
Epibsniabot eil:l CsfaIi8en aaipus e.
balltn. @ebrauGt e,tbtu gu etm Santtt'
mnIcr, u6dllt4 III tr:i Gr6btn: tltiu
initial unb sro5 81 garb l'atsrial bel
Al 9ol grtit..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-07
gsR,runasanlptituu

9isI. MuIttr tr,rotn an irStno
cine Qbre5e gsgs G%inienOnna ess
prsifea g.ifidt. nan e.bs 9umm.r
uno Gr0bs an9 Die pctls aorsfs
osutIi9 o.fhrietsn an anb itids Den
Coupon nsbIt 10 Gents fir i'oss
6eTsIIts gluIisr an 9aB
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1871 6oparp e..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

ioIisnuis mo Smpcrialisnuls bic iid in DER vSimes
rcrtorpcrn gSem es irgcno cuas gcbcn tanl I'm Die
Gehben Oa3u 81 bringen, ibren leBten Sropien Slut
no Eiennig bu5ugebcH 10 lit es cine olde Anorobng.
Plus Der Zines ipridt Die britiide 9lrrogou3 nO gte
Ocrtradt bic nit 6unanitdts %brnen iibertindt mar
nO ov man fdlihlid iiir aisgel0i)t onna6m icnc gr
rogan5, melde Die Ourdutmg Der omcrifouidlen
Sdfic btc Cdnemarf i'm 6rieocn iibcriiel uno ieinc
6lottc 5erit0rte Die Gbneen nit Opium uergitcte; Die
inn brc 6reibeit fdnpieiocn SnOier Dor Die aanonen
bono ino III Stde rib; bic Srduoer Sobrbroerte lang
matraitirte uno olis6ungerte pede Die 9urer&e-
pubfen 6eimtiid5 iiberiie imO obibladtete etc
Cieies England Oos iidl Ourd Die 9lusraubung Der
goBen gSelt ett genadJt bat modte eBt ieinen &aub
IN &ube oer5e6ren lo cr6dt oo6er enen SoOfeno in
Dem enportrebenoel Gatidano Motcriel oerndjten
fam es Oaiielbe niht aber morab iol es geoembi9t
meroen 5um gufidreien. 9ber ,Sobmittb fonimt Dor
Gem S5oa~ HodJ ino Die Surfos, Die aoiofen unO Die
Snou6s ocie S9erf3c0e Der Civilization nidt in Der
liii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17
eas iaat cnfel Sam 6iersn?

Nus Qonoon miro gemelOet, oaB Die @creingtcn
9taaten.41iie ser Gcltf. .9neritaner in Oe Sdn0ern
ser NQiiren nt mc6r ancrtonnt meroen nO Dab ibnen
sic 3ulnung in oieie Sdnoer perweigert miro
@raftiid miro 0ieer Bopcott Der 0etdsSlmerta'
uer ourd Die ,9rteu~ Don feiuer eroBen 9eOelliung
Iciu, neil meuige micrcr @auosleute ieBt 2uit baben
iUer0cn III oercn &dn0crl 81 peilcn 9ber bier ban.
oelt Is d inn cine 8rogc ocs 9cdtS Die oilsaefobtcn
mcroen nuB sir amerifaniidje 9iirger Oh uotlroli-
irt ooer cneeborcr fam es ntr ein &edt geben 0os
Staots0cpartemert fam ndt 5uloiien Dab in Der ge-
ban0nig Der bon bn arsgetelten &0e ein llner
idic0 gcnadt miro Wcgen Der geuod)tbeiligmg in oen
0ereiniQten Staoten ndturarter ruiider sSuoen 1T
Der @crtroa nit MuBlanO gefinoigt moroen. Sn DER
Ma9rng Der 9edte 6rer natiralilirten 9iIrger mill
fen Die Sereiuateu Stoaten gegen oieen Fon Der Nl
irte @roteit erbebcn mo epentnel 9ieoiaatlonsD'oB
rabmen in gnsid)t iielcu.
IS miro tenen fricgiiibrcnoef' Staate 5uacmtbct
rcroddtgc 2eutc ou enem @ebiet 81 oroen, mo wenn
dl inter ocn gcutid.9merifonern &ete befinOen ioa
ten meldc 6egriinoeen 9nloB 81 Der Nnnobme geben
0uB lie brcn 9ent6alt i'm Sano elmer friegfibrenoen
W9adt Bu ociien 5daoen mBbraitdjeu f0nntcn 10 mag
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