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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
DEATH INSTEAD
OF CELEBRATION
MRS. CHRISTINA MAURER DIES
ON SEVENTY-SIHTH BIRTH
DAY ANNIVERSARY.
Friends Had Arranged for Enjoyable
Affair in Her Honor-Other
Obituaries

instead OF celebrating her seventy
sixth birthday anniversary yesterday,
as arranged for by her many. friends.
Mrs. Christina Maurer. widow of Ger
manus Maurer. died at her home in
Elm Grove. Death came yesterday
forenoon. after suffering with paraly-
sis for the past several months.
Mrs. Maurer was one Of the best
known and most highly respected
women OF the out-the-pike district.
She was born in Holland and came 10
this country with her parents when
eight years old. The family located
at Richland. o.. and later removed TO
the Wheeling district. where she spent
the remainder OF her life For four
teen years she lived in Elm Grove
proper with her son. Thomas Maurer.
a well known jeweler. who is the only
close surviving relative Mrs Maurer
had been IN for some time. having suf-
Tered three paralytic strokes. the last
one being a few weeks ago. and %
was thought she was recovering rapid.
~ when she was suddenly stricken
yesterday morning. dying shortly az
ter.
Funeral services will be- held sun.
day AFTERNOON at $3.50 O'Clock al the
place Of death. with the Rev. Dr Jacob
Brittingham. rector Of ST. Luke's Prot
estant Episcopal church. officiating.
Burial will be- in Greenwood cemetery
Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
ASKS YALE TO
REINSTATE MEN

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct 2s.-An-
nouncement was made AZ Yale to-
night that letters have been received
from Dean Briggs. Of Harvard. ana
Dean McClenahan. OF Princeton. re-
cording the sentiment OF the under.
graduates Of those universities az
being On favor Of reinstating the nve
prominent Yale athletes recently Ce-
'Iared ineligible for accepting BOARD
while playing on a summer baseball
team.
The letters were addressed 10 Pro.
fessor Robert y. Corwin. Chairman OF
ihe Yale Athletic committee bur as
De- is out Of the city az present. their
iull contents viii not be- made pubnc
until be returns. other members or
the athletic committee are non-com-
initial al 10 Yale's attitude REGARDING
'he reinstatement OF ho players
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
Just Try Rheuma
No Cure. No PAY
That Is the Basis on Which Drug.
gtsts Offer this Great Remedy
for Rheumatism.

ANS bofv can afford to usr Eheuma
to eoi rid of terrible rheumatism.
rc'auca. or E0uf for if d. sold bv
John coleman co and an druggists
at .n ronfa
10 DEL wonderful how speedily this aim
pie remedy takes hold and how core
muscles timber up and swollen Joints
come down fo normal Do BEL tho fraf
remedy you can Gnd to drive rfsp
uHflr poison from the system and
bring back health to misery rscFea
bodice
~ had rhsumarfm Tor o. long while
and was NOT cured until used
hhcuma wv advice to those suffer.
Inr from rheumatism Is to use this
great remedy. ae believe H viii
effect cure in any eases &C. o.
ianham. sattcs. W. va
kheuma ia also good Tor lumbapo
nruritle. ncuralria. and kidney trou-
hiaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

learned was run over by the Fenray
truck while the Industrial procession
was going down South Fourth street.
in Martins Ferry. last evening, and
was badly injured The injured iad
was picked up and taken TO his home
on south Fourth street. where an ex-
animation Of his INJURIES was made
10 was found that he was badly
bruised but no homes were broken.
Persons who happened TO he In the
vicinity az the time said that the boy
Ind been warned several times about
running IN the street but paid no a.
tenilon 10 the warnings. and ran III
rectly in front OF the truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

a large crowd ATTENDED IN. ov.,.-
supper rlven last evening h VIZ 49,.
Aid society of the West WhcelinT M
ne choir of ne Zion Baptist church
VII meet FOR practice this evenfr,e e.,f
full nttendanc ia desired '
elmer kohertshlw. sea1sr ~ refetts
aLd iuca furce made O. huafnraa frir y,
~ 'lairHflhr yesterday afternoon.
Iho employees Of the B a d. u.ltr.,.t
company received their monthly 80.
checks yesterday afternoon i'f
Auornsy ,. a. Heiniein OF this cIfv
left NeFtD rday morning for Coiuu,ft-
o. q several days business trim
FNfrr street cars were nm an az.
I1"Hi fIrfaiun laHf evening fa faEe 49,.
90 the arsa crowd FoIre To- Rfarfi1.
Ferry ''i7
Tho KNIGHTS ~ Marcahoe held An t.--
rnriant u'rfinE in their BAN III ~.
% lanrr NuINlrg Tact evening
Two nFIrHta were made hr the fo..r
people on Tho streets
a fftrrr.rrnf luncheon viii be- errv.t
today beginning nt II.ff 0.ria-t d, ~
l.rr. NN tnfinn church chicken 81 Ir
cIulUI Dol fhn menu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
BELLAIRE MINER is
PAINFULLY INJURED
LOADED COAL CAR JUMPS TRACK,
BADLY CRUSHING LEG
or MINER.
Estrs Police % Be Employed During
Remainder % halloween Sea.
son-Nevss % Bellaire.

Mike Munash. OF Pinch Run. en-.
pIoyed in the pultney mine Of tho
Nrur1n NJ. Jones Coal Company. was
ll' victim of painful accident Thurs.
DAYS evening While walking through
llo entry. on his wau out OF the mine.
Munash stepped to The side of the
track 10 lct a trim paas. Tio had iuat
got Pep "a place of safety when the front
car Jumped che track. the wheels Of
" hich passed owes bis right Tex caus
inf fracture OF the member below
me knee. in addition to number of
bruises Munash vas removed 90 his
homo. where hc was attended hv ur
link. who was summoned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
$3.50 CASE is
IN SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON. vs.. Va. oct 1S -
Although only $3.50 Del involved. The
supreme Court of Appeals toda.
awarded a temporary writ Of prohib.
ton against judge vs.. s. OHrion OF
iho Circuit Court Of Webster county
ON thc petition of George r. Rose
The order of the higher court require.
judge Ollricn 20 show cause why hr
should not be prohibited from enforc
inr p judgment % his court for thai
amount against Ross State senate
p. ~. Morton represented the petition
cr before the Supreme Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

a letter was received by local reIa-
lives yesterday that Charles VI Rob.
ins. former resident Of sherrard. and
well known in this city. was killed
while working on the construction Of
p bridge a. Gaswin. OREGON. last week
lie was crushed 20 death by a heavy
steel beam falling on him.
Mr. Robins was 30 years old. and
vas the brother n Mrs o.. Naneoid.
who removed from Wheeling to ore
Eon a few weeks ago Funeral serv-
ccs were held from tho Robins home
and burial was in Gaswln. oregon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
GALA TIME BEGINS
AT MARTINS FERRY
THREE-DAY HALLOWEEN cEIE-
6RATloN AUsPIcIoUsIY OPENED
LAST NIGHT.
Frsternal and Industrial Parade Was
Elaborate EVent-Auto Procession
Tonipht's Feature.

one OF the largest parades ever Wit
messed in Martins Ferry was the fra
ternal and industrial parade given last
evening in connection with the Hat
lowe'en celebration IN the overtime
river city. The floats were most beau
utul and cost several hundred dollars
TO arrange. Some OF the most attrac-
tive floats were those OF the JuerGens
Bakery, of Wheeling; Harry Sivitz
OF Wheeling: Foresters. Eagles, Elks
and Fenray theatre company. of sdar-
tins Ferry. Several of the merchants
of Wheeling also had attractive floats
and wagons in the line of march
Promptly at o'clock. Chief Mar
shal John Krim started the line OF
march which vas headed by the grand
marshal and aides. followed BY the
city officials and the mail carriers.
Then came the Citizens hand followed
by the firing squad OF the Junior NE.
chanics after which came the uniform
rank Of the Red Men. the Cathedral
High school drum corps. lead the
nights OF Columbus, and they made a
most pleasing appearance along the
line OF march. Following the Knignts
OF Columbus came the Junior Me
chanic drum corps which headed the
Loyal order Of Moose.
After the lodgemen came the Mar
tins Ferry City band. leading the
Bridgeort and Wheeling division,
after which were the Bellaire ana
Bridgeport divisions followed by the
Wsrwood band. leading the Stroeh-
mann Bakery division after winch
came the Martins Ferry division. The
parade was nearly two miles in Length
and II took one hour for the pageant
10 pass given point
After the parade broke up the
Citizens band gave a concert on the
street. and confetti was thrown m
large amounts. This evening the Auto
parade will be- given and a crowd as
large rs the one last evening is OK.
pected. The judges will announce the
prize winners today.
one Of the concession stands. To-
Gated at the corner OF Fourth and
walnut streets was destroyed by tire
iast evening when "a Eas explosion
set FIRE 10 the tent and I'm a few min.
utea o. was a mass of flames Chem
icals from the Alert hose companv
were used but they were Of no avail
as the entire tent aud OUTFIT was de-
stroycd in a short time The loss vi
amount 10 several hundred dollars
boy whose name could not be
----~-~~~~~~>~------~~
crsl Edward O'Tooio. manager Of the
company business. has arranged 20
pay over $1,000 aa the COMPANY q
share of The fund present obiirafiona
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

lnia city sent n large delegation 70
~ "a. tihN Efrry last evening 20 take parf
.I We Iralernai and Industrial paraF1
winch was the opening event of fhe Tf,f
LDMe IN celebration. A large number ~
aul.H VIII 60 up this evening 10 49,
htIt m tne auto parade and handeCr.,
prizes VIII be awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
AFTER WOMEN
B0OTLEGGBRS

iLARksHlHG. vs. Va OCT ls
y Walter bee of parkerrburg. deputy
state cDmmiHa.0nrr prohibition today
announce thaf he wac rnynrod fn
runninE down band OF women boot
lefFerf here aH fhc result II rrIrIrr
iarTe quantity of whlakey concealed
amidat female Emery IN = womar.s
trunk in Wcff Pike street aparf.
menl mouse. hocause of their sex
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
U. S. COAL TO
LEAVE The FUND

ffAHfEsTDN. Vs. Na O.f ..
q statement was made to-day tv leo
OF. chairman of fhr wortmrna com.
rfnfation department. that tne United
states Coal ~ Coke Company viii
withdraw from The compensation fund
november Nr Ou said that Gen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
BRIDGEPORT


The Ladies Aid Society Of the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. served a large
number al the supper and bazaar held
IN the church last evening Chicken fea-
turcd the menu and an OF the side diehea
that make good supper were served.
4 neat sum was realized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Funeral services Tor John POSTER.
Who died az the homo Of his daughter.
Mra q. J. Romley. si Twenty seventh
street viii bc held 90 tho place of
dfath This afternoon ar O'Clock Doh.
tcrment viii he made in tho Peninsula
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

This afternoon af 900 o'clock IN.
neral services Tor Mrs Caroline vir.
ginia Oliver. wife OF Charles M oliver.
viii be- held Of the homo OF hsr daurh.
Ger. Mre j Prank shroder. Hawthorne
avenue. Echo Point Tho Rev D. U
Hess viii be- in charge. Burial private
in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

~ important meeting THIS evepi,s 10 ~
eIi 6 oli, &C. or squire McConnaughy. ana
lucsted 70 be in ATTENDANCE gcv.-,f
HH,at.erN on importance will be taken t5p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Tho lady Maccahoeq roI,h,.,., -,
tNenty-fourth anniversary 81 ne fa,,, ~
hat5, or ne order last evening IN their
ming was pleasantly spent iit.1Fe
fIokIam being rendered after which re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

a large number OF the mem bsrs Of the
ser man American Alliance will 20 %
beiiaire this evening 60 attend a meeting
l1 DC Aeld IN that city. Several speakers
viii he IN attendance and n number Of
amttcrs concerning the election next
Tuesday will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

McGlen rendered aid and a. a. =;
r nan Is resting as we'll as can be eT-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

sunday school Institute to.niqht ~
y ifat PrcahytcrIan church Or FRANK
Tin MctIfrefh. ~ Chicago. will be- the
principal speaker. All ere welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
EHpeot 20 win

The local high school football team
expects Go win the contest with Martins
= cry team on the League park this az
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

steele uerr t..It.rr frIrrrr d. Wa.
inr IHHf urrE
Nra Urrrl shields and Miss Ma
MrH NHH.|H UHnnr nf .H.rf 60
VINO Doe N"rr 1f frr Nurfn urerfIr-
l.ii ~ .nI0rH' weeks. was nhfr a.
removed fH Dor home lHrf rrarr tra
f.d MrH cross OF bethany were -tff-rr
.n town Sunday
W. tHu.Er curtis az WrnrNrfr~ r.H
we're calling on rrf1fIrra f.rs Morfr,
.N'N. THROWN Uf rrnnmarafra.a.
'NIo ono w and Mrs TrIfr ~ Nrhraa-
Haref hnunN. last ufaN
lng visitor sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Mr. Bee said. the women were not
molested by prohibition officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

Coach Tolaud of tho local hirh school
foolhall team. Sustained e. borken leg
90 practice "wednesday evening and as
result viii De- unable Co assist the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
WEST LIBERTY

wrsr LIrrUTY. vs. Va o.t % -r.
.'I..nle ore rrrunrIrr f1r IA ffaff,ua....,
aocl1l nf fne Normal on saturday svrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

oral Edward O'Toolo. manager of The
company business. has arranged 20
pay over $4,000 as the company p
share of the fund present obligations
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-07

@anoe ln,o IiiBe lllto aaes, ipas of
oltbafcn ail1g, ~obgebacft luar, BON
'sd)a1l0ultg, Galrb. Moro, Menid)en-
f~reliern itIlp. nilp. limo 6elte lit es
oas utapfere, flei1e 8elgien" les
brabes 8elges", llno man fort 10 biel
bon 9elbem llli0 Mirtprerl1, oaB Ell
l1el1l perniinftigen Menid)en go11a
libel 6abol1 miro"
Gen pro ! britiiden anglo : allte-
rifa1iid)en 3eitlmgel1 lit oos Stltoi=
ren Ser 5l1i9idpift oes GngIan,
oers Grotplep otiltaenb 5l cnpIeb-
len. Ser sptegel, Sen er ~ieirel,
2al10slenten porbalt, paBt oltd fit
Die GeOaftellre oieler 8ldtter, Bic
Der britll6en Frelie nllb Ser britiiden
@eiitlidfeit ap bie gerleltlnounge11
lno Sdpndblt1gen 3eutihlanos ullo
Der 0elltiden getrel1lid nodgebetet
baben. SSlr Oem 9iloe Ser gngl4noe1
III Groiplcp's Spiegel fon1len lie iid
leffer erfennel1, benn lie baben iid
reolid benniibt1 ibr Mmerifaertbu1l1
ab5ultreifen nno nod engliide e
81 lein, als 6ie @ngla1oer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-07

ecaen 0iele Sbotia6e blind GIT
iein, aloers ldBt iid bie bisberige
2angmiitbi9feit NIT Sem 6eiten @illen
ni6t erfldren. Sic @ebulb bes 8olfcs
tpuroe boourd auf cine barte Yrobc
geIfelt; Der llnipille, Ser in Sen ipeitez
iten areilen berrldte, purbe MIR GUT
r%ilfgebolten oltrdJ oieSurdt bor gebdiz
iigen ,,Gn9riffen unb gerodhttgunsen
iii bet 9relie - iebt oro9t ct Safiir
nm - frafti9er gum 4ltsbrlt9 5u
fptttnten.
ge1nerfensuertb lit Ser llmltano,
bab al1d sic @eldaftsmelt IN Ser bon
ms ldngit beTiiriporteten Ginberuiung
beg &pngreie5 bas liderlte Mittel er&
blidt, @n9(anb CUR Entertaining nnle@
rer geredten Soroerungen gu 5pinsen.
l1nb ebealo bcmerfen5lpertb lit es, bub
bic @el6aftslpelt, i'm @egeniob 5u Dem
grdlibenten, Sic grflaruns zines sez
gen bic SieTerung bon arieqsmaterial
geri6teten Iu5Il1brberbots %feinespcss
als cine @crlcbung ser Neutralitat 81
betrudten ldeint. 81 Sic 6eBbldtter
bes STen5 lpobl ber1uden merben, biez
lee 8erlansen jebt i,nmer nod ais fez
beril6 unb an 2~onDe5berratG itreifeni
gu branbmarfen? 8ir elauben es
nidt ~ Die Overwhelming lit gu tar
%geiporoen, I'M nod bur6 elmer
|S61mlbbamm altfaebalten gil iperbenl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-07

Ste Yeta1r, BON nelher
Die Mrbeiter, bic in benz tiefen &rDz
teniumpf i'm Meeqlobie part Bel
Nepart, q. S., ben 5elbaug seeen
bic Mpstitos fiibren, 1tiinoli6 l11z
geben lino, offenborte il6 BEL einem
llnfull Deutlid, Der einen Der MGn=
rer betrof. Diefer, Elm 8epobnsr
Rp{eoille's nanens Midael Jarrell,
glitt auf einem Der 8retter aus, bic
iiber ben 5umpf gelegt iino unb ben
Irbeitern als 2aufiteee oienen, unb
,fiel in ben 5umpf, no er raid gu
periinten brobte. Gum Slid jeboh
iparen einige 4rbeiter in Der Nabe,
Die ben llnfaIl bemertt botten uno
nod redtSeitis CUR 9telle ta,ne1,
nm ben @eriintenben an ben 9dnz
ben gu fu{ien unb berous5usieben.
Weni9e NugenbIide 1pdter pdre Der
Damn in Der fur6tboren Siefe Der
iunten 9eipefen, bic tire Spfer ME-
mails lpieber beraussibt. Sn bieIen
tiefen Sumpfen briiten bic @ibpol=
ersMostitos. bic ni6t minber be-
rii6tist limb, als lire 5al3mai{erbetz
tern aus ben Mori den unb ben nGht=
liden Wonoerer iiberfallen, ben feill
We9 our9 bieie @egenoen fiibrt.
Iber audi peit iiber 2anb 56ipdrmel
ote1e lGItigen Miiden, sleid) 8ienen,
lno fallen, penn lie cine @elegenbeit
boben, in Die Sdufer Elm. Sbre Bit
teriten Teinpe iinh bic Mitslieber Der
@1ieg Gpuntp Mostitoz@ ertilgunes=
&%ommiifion, bic nit ollen Mitteln
gegen tie gu 5eloe aiebea unb lie MN
in Der 8rut pernidten nollen, inbem
il; Del ouf Die Maiiertiimpel gteben
cSer bie1elben, no es angebt, trpden
le9en.
3n ptel perlanet. Yrduz
tlgam gum Sdpieaerpater in 1pe):
uWie - bies tleine gs19Gft ion Sic
gauge mitsift iein2"
rWas ipollen Sick Sd lpero'
Sbnen bod nidt sleih ems geben,
oas ldpn ppl ltdnoig ~ t~ontursfer.
tia it'll"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-07
Sic britifde Srcunbidaft.


GO miro 2ibt - ielblt sen berbobrz
telten Gnglanbbetpnltoerern bamtnert
10 gang ollmablib cine N6nung aui
bon Dem ipabren 8eien Ser britilden
Sre1noldaft, fir Sic lie b%is[ong in
elmer 8eile geidipdr,nt battcn, baB tie
bariiber gang pergoBe11, ipeld' unbeilz
polle Nole @roBbritannien gu alien
3eite1 in Ser @eidtdte Ser Ser. gtaaz,
ten seipielt bat. Sc tpirb 2id,t ~ trpb
Der Yrelle, Sic nidts nnberludt gcz
lalcn bat, Sic Mifmerflomfeit bes
8olfes ab5ulenfen BON Ben unerb0rten
Ibritil6en @illfiirlidfeiten eegen Sen
nelltralen 5arbcl, inbem lie gegen
cine anbere Mandt, bog hefreunbetc
Oentl6e Meid, ei1en @etfelb5ug be-
trieb, ein8igartig in Ser @eldidtc
%5ipeier giationen, 5nilden benen ME
5ubpr aud nllr cine ei115ige ernite
|Streitfrage beifa110en bate. SAP bieie
@iiblereien, benen BON Sen 8unoesbes
bDrben, in pffener Midtadtllng Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING, nid5t bas gez
ringlte 5inbernib entgegengelest ipl1r<
De, ibliebli9 81 elmer 1riibllng ser
8e5iebunsen NIT 9eutldlano sefiibrt
baben, lit befannt;; mr. Der meilenMdz
bi9ung Der beutl6en 9iplomaten gez
lang es, eilen %offenen grl16 gu berz
buten. Sl15ipilden aber par burG bas
iflabild Z oemiit6ige @erbalten alien
gegeniiber, mas aug 2pnopn fam, bas
lonlt tbntlddli6 beipunbernstpertb flaz
re l1rtbeil Ser britii9en gtaatsnla1lner
irre9eleitet noroen - lie bielten fir
Difenflihe Wcinlll1g, mas in @irflidz
feits mn Die In1idt eines perbaltnib<
maiBie- %fleinen, ipenn alld eiuflubrciiz
den, Gbeiles ser geb0lferung mar,
lt1lb auf @rllno belien elollbten lie, fiji
ale 3ufunft freies Spiel su baben.
8en1seidneno fir bieie @erblenouns
LIT Sic alatte slblebnung laumtlider
amerifanil6er Sprberlrngen, Ste ol1i
Sen 5dub BEG nelttralen 5anbeIs OBJ
5ielen. 9nonrh abcr lit Sic Sppplitiz
OIL, Sic bisber ltb faltm berportpagen
burfte, NIT ei11cm G6la9e uboffdbig"
9eiporoen; Sic 9reile ipirb sc5tpl1ngen,
9ebiibreno bon ibr Mpti5 gil nebmen.
la9t Sic v@eltlidc Soft. Sic ameriz
faniidc @elddftspelt ~ an ibrcr
Spite 8aumnpllpflan5cr u1o @robz
l6ld6ter, beihe pbne lepes u8tnbez
itridtbnm" - beidrdnft iid 6ur9z
al1s nidt barauf, Sic britildc Muffalz
lul1g bon Ser uSreibeit Ser Meere~ als
gall5lid unberedtigt unb l,nbe9riinbe
5n befdmpfen; lie 9ebt nod tiel ipeiter.
inbem tic an Sen Erdlioenten Sic Sorz
0eruns felt, pffen Sarbe 81! befenneu
uno 3ll beipeilen, bab CT 9%etpillt lit, Sic
8ehte bcs nmerifanilden @plfes tbatz
iddli6 gegen iebe Station.
ribt nlr sesen 9eutldlanb, nadbriid=
li6 gcltenb 51 maiden, pe1u1 ,1otbipenz
big Durd ginberuflng bcs &onerclIes
Sdnglt lit cs alien @eiddftsintere1ien
Die nidt al Der @crteuung tpn&riegss
material betbeili9t iinb, flar seiporDen
DOB Sic ip9enomte a8ritiide Srellnb=
i9aft" mn cine Masfe lit, seipobet
aus gi9enn1t. giniidtiee Imeritanel
%ipil1en. bab in gn9lanb Sic Ser. @taa=
ten beradtli1 iibcr Sic Mhlel ongc.
leben iperpelt unb bab ii6 feline &ant
riibren ipiirbe, lplteu iie einrnal ernit.
Iid behrpbt fem. Nllr bas&ubinett, mi,
5ipei W1itglicSern britiider @eburt