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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
BATTLING FOR The PEOPLE

IRON the spencer TImes-Wecordt
Inc ieeal battle between the Manu-.
facturers' Light and Heat co. and inc
West Virginia Public Service commits
sion has been the source Of much mar
was exciting. II promises much more
.of The same order. 70 isa battle royst
TO determine whether the State can
control the corporations doing busi.
ness within its borders Among the
more prominent features OF the con.
test are noted the Indictment Of "A
Leo Well. Pittsburgh lawyer and re
former on charge of having az.
tempted bribery Of The service com
mission. and the citation OF ID q.
OEden. editor Of the Wheeling Intel.
hFenccr and owner of string OF
powerful newspapers. to appear in
judge Dayton .ourf f0 answer a con.
Tempt pI0Ceedlns
Just how Tar am editor should 20
in cfiuci1ing tho coUrr a matter
Tor individual opinion The old idea
or urhoIdIna The courts" has iuaf
some ErOund in recent years NcWa-
papers and individuals are moro zen.
orally inclined fo speak their mind
freely and without fear. however. be-
Del well understood that the courts can
halo offender before them ON n
charge uf contempt az their own
'arrirIoua viii and pleasure
ln making report OF fhr Proceedings
before 'nr special master. SIR OGDEN
was plainly fatIng Che side of tho
people ln view of tho many merry
battles that SIR ogden has wared n
behalf NJ the people there Del no Dol.
'Nrniinn To- accuse Dim of sinister
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Are Ne willing TO limit Ameri-
can Interest 10 such things as Ger
many viii voluntarily yield to u.s.
The tenor OF the Presidents notes
makes II crystal clear that We are
not. l. be determined 70 obtain
from her recognition OF things
which reason and logis convince
him and Us 20 BE- necessary for
our present and future welfare.
Quite obviously. he Is. Here 10
the issue OF persuasion and OF pre-
paredness In a nutshell.
II we decide not 10 use force.
We shall never get more than
other countries will voluntarily
yield TO US. II We decide not 10
prepare 20 use force until IL be-
comes clear that We cannot
further vital interests In any
other way. We shall have 20 walt
for their recognition by other ma
tons until we can adequately pre-
pare. This means. under modern
conditions. years rather than
months.
In brief. once adequately pre-
pared. We are In a position TO ad-
vance American interests without
delay. Until that time. we must
walt patiently In the hope tina,
the time needed for preparation
will not be so long that the inter
est TO be protected will have been
killed while we were getting
ready.
The ,ytcto ,,,,o.,ts.-, - ,..o....s.,
ness boils down TO the necessity
for using force. Force becomes
necessary the moment our logic.
against the other nations inter
ests. does not succeed in obtain
ing from her a recognition OF our
interests as we see them To be.
The difficulty about persuasion Is
that IL depends for its usefulness
upon the reasonableness OF the
other fellow. upon his amenability
TO what seems reasonable TO us.
There are not many people who
will dispute the contention that
American interests ought to be de-
cided rather by American condi-
tions and by our ideas OF what
American conditions require. or
what sort OF protection Americans
abroad require. than by German
notions - for example - OF what
they can afford to grant 10 US
consistently with their own pres
ent and future welfare. The mo-
ment we decline to allow the
other nation to use as the test
what IL believes for its own rea-
sons TO be right. We contemplate
an insistence upon our view OF
what Is right regardless OF what
II thinks is right: and that at once
assumes a readiness TO use force
when logic fails.
The unfortunate fact seems 20
be that nations. like individuals,
are not always reasonable-to
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each others thinking. when
strong clash q opinion appears
and both insist they are right.
when the two notions OF what
should be done are utterly incon-
sistent. who Is 20 prevany What
Is 10 decidef
The difficulty is not that rea.
son and logic have failed. Neither
admits that. The trouble Il that
each claims their support Tne
one says. that g. reasonable which
most helps me. The other voci-
ferates. nothing can be logical
which In any way Injuries me.
What one IL sure helped him. the
other Is equally decided will de-
stroy him. There are two stan
dards OF what f. reasonable and
logical.
Now. II we are not willing
as we are not 20 yield 10 the
other nation what We feel INJURIES
US. shall we expect 10 voluntarily
10 yield TO us what IL as nrmly
believes will injure ity VIII II
not maintain It's point until we
compel II 10 accede. How shall
We do that without the use OF
force2
II Germany do not accede 10 the
Presidents demands because OF
Interests OF her own more i'm
portant than the particular one
which happens 20 be In dispute or
because OF logic and reason. what
them Are we prepared to extort
compliance? Let no one mis-
understand the issue: There can
be no doubt about our eventual
ability TO put armed pressure
upon Germany. That means years
OF preparation. and then actual
war, with all II entails. We can
not do that now.
That is the meaning OF pre-
paredness. II enables US 20 do u
now: Il does away with the neces-
sity OF waiting; Il relieves us
from dependence upon the good
will OF other nations and from the
expectation that their regard OF
their own interests will lead them
TO accept our ideas OF our inter.
ests.
The real difficulty in the world
seems not to be so much the
weakness OF justice. truth. logic.
reasonableness. but the fact that
so many people disregard what
they quite well know TO be con
sOnant with those precepts. SO
OF nations. Some OF them do not
seem to understand what we mean
by justice, logic. and humanity.
Unless we are willing TO accept
their ideas Of our interests. we
shall have 10 contemplate the use
OF force. But until we are pre-
pared TO use adequate force. we
shall be compelled 10 suffer from
acts done In pursuance OF ideas
or American interests other than
ours. ROLAND G. Usher
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Crisp State Notes

Because he chose not TO wear Cog
giles while working with steel in the
American Car & Foundry erecting de
partment, Lucien Simmons. of % West
Fifth avenue will lose the sight OF one
on his eyes. 4 piece OF flying steel the
size OF pin head pierced his right
eye yesterday afternoon and medical
aid so far has borne very small result.
Huntington HeraldDispatch.
A rattlesnake skin seven and noe
half feet long was brought to Hunt
l inRton yesterday by Andrew Huffman,
/ father Of Mont HUFFMAN. of the NUM-
cipal employment agency. says the
I Herald Dispatch. II is one Of the long
est that has ever been seen in thia
city. The skin was obtained on Islanc
Creek in Logan county Mr. huffman
presented the skin to Charles Scanlon.
The MononEahela Railway company.
I formerly the b. a. ~. has notified tht
local shippers that no more freight
/ will be received for local shipment un-
Z al further notice. unless 10 is In 5000
pound shipments or over. The reason
given IL that heretofore the local ship.
ments have been made as intra-state
shipments which could not be made
without a published tarif but since the
road has beentaken over by the Monon-
/ gahela Hulway company the ship
ments become interstate and cannot
be made without published tariff rates.
Shipments Of 5000 pounds and over
will be received as the tariffs have
been published as 70 them.-M Morgan
town Post-Chronicle.
/ C. H. Frame. Birch street. made a
record drive from near Grantsviue in
/ an auto 10 Gilmer Monday morning.
caught No. ! and arrived home in
I time to meet his ten pound son. which
arrived four hours later In the Old
fashioned but sure. stork route Char
ley says you can beat the stork every
time with an auto on roads like We
are getting around Gassaway. but 10
be- sure Charlie Dr. talking somewhat
'nutty -Gassaway Times
Wilson Naddy. y years old. was
killed last week while operating a
binder on bis farm near oak Grove
Church in Greenbrier county He
was working four horses boz the ma
chine. when one OF the animals be-
came unruly lie went 10 the side Of
the animal TO pacify &c. when the
horse started Mr Maddy was caught
by the knife OF the reaper and both
legs were cut on between tho knees
and ankles. BE lived only ffU hours
a conference Of West virginia fruit
growers viii be- held at Romncy on
THURSDAY July 18th. when dIscussIons
viii he conducted hy men prominent In
Tho government and State service and
well known growers % pcachcs and
apples
William Swope made master haul
n carp in tho river between the.
BRIDGES at thIa place yesterday morn.
Inr says the Shcpherdstowu RerIefer
IIo caurhf three fFh that AGGREGATED
in weight 40 pounds weiahinE Zs g1|
0nd -G pound respectively Ho caught
them an with hook and line. using
canned corn aa bait ono % tho aah
contained lH pounds Of roe
Peaches are ON the market in The
eastern panhandle ff Ia said that
thr crop will be a iarEe ono this year.
nnd i1af fha fruit promises fo ho on.
rop'onalIy Eood
Wr received a card from TAYLOR
George. from San Francisco. and DO
reports Chat he and BITE family arc hav.
ins 'hc time VI their lives. lie expects I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
(FOlger McKinsey)
LIES IRONY.

blow fails.
It's never through tho silence that the
dark room calls.
LIVER when the heavens are brightest
and the best
The arrow OF life's troubles finds a
haven in the breast.
The dreadful seldom happens when the
clouds hang black.
It's when the sun T. shining that the
blow comes back.
We leave our umbrella and our raincoat
And it's the second dciuge tumbIes down
from the dome.
Upon the brightest morning that We
think We ever saw
We walk into the clutches OF the univer-
sal law.
We ngure when its storming that our
luck Il sure TO fail.
hlt Il doesn't till the weather smiles
In beauty DER the vale.
CopyrF't 1915. south'rn Press Syndicate
Total importations into Venezuela
In the last six months OF 1914 were
10000 900. from the United States.
over $1,000. O0u. Exports were SIS
100000. OF which 81 100000 went TO
the United States.
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BOOKS

on. writer. write story that's nI
of vim and frc ~ men who wade FOO
glory fhrOuEh per.la dark and dire
Write up The chap heroic who lar0F
fearful odds. with Caimurea 81 the
Stole. and C0uraFc 0f The gods For
We are tired ~ fiction which doesn't
hIt The spot which gives us polished
dIcfiOn in place uf haffNrE plot on.
when a man DEL weary from foIlra .n
tfn mari. DO wants a volume CHEEKY.
Thar efire Dis faded heart urI0w Tho
mark NJ zero Del Ar'fui Workmansh D
DO wants f0 meet hero who makes
thiugs hum and EIp. Oh. writer fair.
SCopyrghL 1915. By O
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Bitternnaa

sometimes within my heart know
The long rebellion Of the sea.
Under the whip Of every wind
slave OF the moon etcrnaIIy.
] know the lonely heart Of hills
fri-oned forever from the sky.
watching against the heavens breast
The frail and foolish clouds 20 bv.
All night hear ana understand
The cry ot useless winter rain.
for ]. a sister 10 the stars.
Am strangely close skin 10 pain.
Smart set
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Holt seems TO have left an under
study who gives warning that his
ehiefs dynamite peace" policy will be
carried out Go the letter. which is not
pleasant revelation.
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The FuffraEette admirers % Dr. Anna
shaw recently presented her with an
automobile which vIrilant sheriff has
Just informed for taxes. which the other.
wise law observing votes for women
leader refuses 70 pay.
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determine your method In advance
DIT YOU must write n sermon don b
label f Romance We hear about a
novel that Del "a gem indeed. We take
tn our howell and there sit down 20
read. expecting something CLASSY.
ana md Do frost. The publishers
were brezzy who stuck us for the
cost Don't fool tho weary Croesus
lon touch h.w Tor biz taIe. donn
hand him out n thesis. and Fav r F
ieIe We're fired Of rrcarN~cnfs
mellow that masoucrafe a. farn-s
on. EIfc ua -owrfhinc yellow. Ike
Gurfcr'a Mr. Barnes
orgs Matthew Adamsl
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Prof See will. no doubt. be properly
inundated when he hears that a Pitts
hnrEh professor has pronounced his dis
covery Of the cause Of rravitation as
"Piffle"
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villa II right. the occupation Of Mex.
ieo city Is an added burden 10 Carran.
"a instead OF an advantage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-13

Pop shrivers stogies always seem
to break under the strain Of one con-
secutive victory.
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TO return home in August and then
something is bound TO break loose
He has not declared himself a candi-
date for preference at the hands OF
the voters at the next election. but
his friends believe he will take a whirl
at Congressional honors.
J. II. 5. Barlow. editor OF the Graf
ton Leader. has been appointed post
master Of that city. Glad he got IL.
He has toiled long and hard for Miss
Democracy, but the fellows that did
not get the Office are yelling murder
and vengeance against Junior Brown.
Another hot box for Phillip
Republican.
4 report from Petrograd states that
the Car says the retirement Of the
Russian army from LemburE was only
stategeuc move. Senator White
says that during the civil war he made
several such moves in hurry but the
strategy was TO keep from being
killed. captured. engulfed. chewed up
and spit out BY the onslaught OF the
Confederate army. - Mcdowell Re
corder.
Judge James H Miller has been sug-
gested as the West Virginia Democ-
racy's candidate for governor next
year. and 50 gives MS much pleasure
to recite that the suggestion has al
ready taken Arm root among his
friends throughout the state.-Raleigh
Register.
Ex-Governor 4. y. White paid this
office a brief call on Tuesday after
noon. lie Is the same viborous Give
wire.' and while ~ is just a little early
20 hazard a guess 10 b. an even bet
that be will be 4. s. Senator White
Of West Virginia. Peasants County
Leader
After being known for 40 years AS
Walter Bryan. prominent Gauley
Bridge man will hereafter write bis
name Brown. The change was made
by JudEe Lee in circuit court this
week upon petition Of Bryan. or
Brown. Walter was one Of the eleven
children Of J. o Brown. of Lewiston.
who enlisted in the federal army ln
the civil war under the name Bryan.
an the children except oscar and
Walter were known az Brown. Fay
cite Tribune
Returns from the second uniform
examination for public school teachers
held in Beckiey on June 3rd and 4th
were made public Tuesday afternoon.
and shoy the following results from
total 81 no applicants rs second
grade certificates. 1s third grade cert.
fcatrs. and Go failures Raleigh Res.
Iafor
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ports and imports to Europe's prof
and our loss.
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! h e Intelli g encer

Dur country! In her intercourse with foreign nations
may she always be in the right; but country right
wrong STEPHEN DECATUR
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Peaches are ON the market in The
eastern panhandle Tf bel said that
thr crop viii Dol a larEe one this year
nnd that fhs fruit promises fo Boz or.
rrpNonalIy Food
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Seim %9(bmeiien unieres fatboliicben
Hrefs, @ntbmitasmls".

Seuti6 : rebenben &utboluen brauden mir robl fam ansemanpera
5uhsen, bub burh Die 8rehe . ffentIi6 e Ietnuns senadpt miro unb pefe
lfstere fb in Den Gelebeebungen befnnoet Sbne cine farte, oft er1denenpe
fatbplihe SreRe perben mir anerifaniife 8atbcltfen nilenlpIe lnertbdnen
elmer BON Der nittsfatboIiten SrcHe fabri3hrten Offentlihen Netnun9, ndhe
oann, bura Die @eiessebuneen. ben fatboliiden 9lsrus psrfolst uno uerbannt'
fatbolrbe Sdmlen unb anftalsen nnteroridt, etc, Ia la v&nlturtampern" IN
Seuftlano, Srantreth, etc, etc.. as nddfen nr9ltdsn sfrttf IN
fatboliher Yrebs gntpideune befInporten mir Iusgaben BON "Gbe eahoc
Srbune" 3nei geal Die @ode.
Comet bot III elm fetnes itpadbes sfn1mfen Ceinse 1,5o0 aus etpa
10000 2eiern) miere Nnfraae beanhportet. @s lit ap feline lrate pors
fS 81 ien. 8eueibt Ino 9auenbe bereut aber ir @iue lit nod ntbt rdrt
genug, UNI bas Sprmuar ausoufIaeu unD etn5u1enpen. &atbplnber YreB7
Snbifferentismu 8 mmb aber burf erntes Snterene umo Sptere
DiIIiefeit 'idrithpete mtSupirhn, iberrunben.
9ab, tros Der itpaden ofienlihen aunosabe, Die mir reshrieren, etne
sepiRs Ia tente sereihpiaisteit fir fatboliAe grebsgnhpideluns bsfsbt
beuhn folsenbe ub dbnItdbe griefe an:
,IIlenptIIe, M, 9. SIi 15-8r fnb etpas lang
fam I'M InhporteH auf Sbren &ppen, I'M cine 9rngenoe Gn5abl
Ibpnnen,ente gu finben, I'M Iusgaben bon rSbe Catholic Sribune"
5nei Wal Die Wpbe 81 peranfalten. Wr nnp chen beitdtr9t nno
bernadIdii9en Leiht aRini9feikn-S. 8. Slei6ner"
8eaen 9antl Sofrntit perben @nbere hb ielbr in oieiem 9 ute n
8eHpHIe ertennen. godmals, Safl
Sn mIerem an8eises Gontet erbehen mir folsenben Sref, hefter ebens
fails Ia tente 9reb>6reunblitdeit perratb:
,@reenIeuf, Sans, 8. Smi '15-Sie bette InSise lit
Die v@brenlfe fir Ius9aben bon vSbe Catholic Tribune" 3et yal
Die 8ohe"". 9ieies lit pdbr, neil Die lreNe chen mebr gum 8uRn
oer 8Wen fir Die Wenidbett tbmt, als ionr mas Sebs meiner
ainoer fb perbeiratbet ub ppbnen bier unb ale baIten She @atbs
pc Tribune" mn tb pdb, lie nerben Die balbpofeRtlihe "5be
Catholic Srbune" nebmen, MIR baen fe ebn audi unterlahen, gu
ihreibeu umo sic 81 ernutbi9en. Sbne Spetfel gbt g cine Nbr
grpbe 3abl 8atbolHen, ipelde Die balbpodenthden Nusgaben be-
8ablen nerben, mr bab tie, ebn hie mir, etpas nadlditg i'm
Shreiben fnb. IQe balhn Sa9esbldter, nehe tie nitt 9ufbetBen.
-SrauRarsuret 9pober"
Sab lit sepTb be5eidnenc uo mir boffen, Sbre InIiht lit rifhs. Gber
fornen mir elm 3ntereNe a b m e H. nel6es i'd ni6t befun NJ
beGen Die Nubfrase mad tatbolHder YreBzgnttpidelung ihafen, mas am
idbnelren geidiebt, inbem man oas SmmuIar an anberer Seue nnterfdretbt
ub einIenoet. Sofen mir, bub piele anoere foeen. Sur nidt aafhiebenl
-SerGbe fs&ebafteur.
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unb YIiinberuneen. Sa infolse Der
topfloien 6aubbabuns Der giienbabz
men Wan9el an perfii9baren Waeen
berrift, mug Die 2ebensmittel5ufnbr
bon Der Gee aus bur6 Sfiffe, Die
bon &rieesidiffen besleitet iinb, be-
tperfiteligt lperben. Die Shipar3e
Neer> Slotte lpa9t aus Surht Dor
G%ufitdnocn niht, seniiie Safen angus
laufeu.
Sn 8iep tpurben ip5ialiitiife unb
anbere Iufrnfe perbreitet, in benen Die
AuflebnIne 9esen Die b~eitebenoe Ge>
9ierun9 9eprebigt pirb unb Die Muz
ififs aufgeforbert perben. iid az be-
,tpaffnen. Die 9ulern in ben Ukraine
neroen auf9eforoert, iit unabbansig
3u MAIDEN, iid) 81 erbeben unb bic @e>
bdube Der @lltsbeiiber nieber5ubrenz
men. Surge Setrllten, Die bon jim
seren Sffi8ieren, e~bentali9en Stuoens
ten, gefIDrt neroen, ipmpatbiiieren
NIT ben Mufriibrern, 8o man bin>
iiebt, eri6einen Die 3uitdnbe hpffz
nlngslps.
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Japan ilr eieene JntereHen

Nad ben am 10. Suli i'm Il. e..
Staatsamt ei%n9e9angenen Seri6ten
bes 8ensrql : GonlIls IHberion in
Son9fons finb i'm san5en Shifffabrtss
gerfebr Beg fernen GiteuS ernite Stos
rlinsen eia9etreten. 8eruriabt fuurs
ben lie bur6 bic @eriiisun9 Der iapas
niiden H%egieruns, Die iapaniiten @gs
porteuren ale 2%aberGume auf Sams
pfern Der tbeilmeiie NIT ibrer Inter
itiibung betriebenen transpa5ifiihen
Sampferlinien 5ir Terfisun9 itelt.
NaA ben Yusaben oes @encrals Cons
iuls berlieren oaber Die amerifaniihen
Grporteure in Sonefone, Sdarsbai
unb &elung, Sormoia, iebe WDeli6s
feit, ibre @aarsn mad Sen gereiuiss
ten 3taaten 5u b~siorbern. Vile 3a6e>
ra.nns @ontrafte. bic i'm Suni unb Suli
nit Nidts iapaniiden 9rporteuren abs
seiHiOifen tpurben. iperSsm pioerrafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Warmit pat DemtiePlanS nie9t
Jtalten nns Jtalisn nie9t
OeatieRlane Kries
erfIGrt?

Sie bisber bieriiber IN Der SreiSe
aufgetauften 8~erRonen fab 1dmmtz
lid fali6. Wan bate nGmli6 Idon
Dor Gusbrud) oes itaIieniifen &rieges
setpnie Gn3ei6en, Die Die annabme
ni6t ausidloiien, bab 5fpiiden Stas
lien nnb Numdnien cine Ibmaduna
egiItiere, tponab bieies in Den &rieg
gegen Die Gentralmd6te ein3usreifen
iid perpflidtete, iobalb I'M Sale zines
oiterrei6ii6 : italieniften &rieses
aud Seuti6lanb an Stalien ben &rieg
erfldre. Bel iolfer Mmadungslase
nirb Stalien iid natiirlib Gnsitlif
bitten, ieinerieits an SeutIdlonb ben
&rieg gu erfldren, nuburd Die Silfse
pfliht Humdnien's b~abinfiele. Auf
Der anbereu Seite pirb 9euti1lanb
einen Git 10 lan9e pie ir9enb moglif
bermeioen, Der bas gritere gum
ariegseintritt sesen Seiterreif unb
0euti6lanb ielber 5ndnge. Nan lit
ald-in 8ien iiber biaie IuffaIiuns in<
formiert unb tbeilt tie ooqitdnoig.-
(~N. 3. N.")
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Kriessekren fir SelSsn ren
DeutIePsS

Sic IN 2pnboner Seridteu aemelbete
llebersabe Der Streitfrdfte in 9enti6e
Siibpeits Ifrifa inter @ouperneur Or.
Seib uno benz Sberiten Srande lit als
5ipeifellos an3uieben. Die heutidNn
3eitungen eeben Die Sbatiade baber
allh ais .nabrideirAih pabr" an,
beben aber berpor, Dag mdn Den
beutId]en Solpaten Die ebrenbafteften
Scbiusunseu 5uscbiqiet babe uno bab
bies elm Sepeis fir Die Sapferfeit
Der Sruppen lei, tpeld9e obnc Rlniz
tipn, fat bon alien Seiten um9eben,
mitten in Der Wiiite uno gegen cine
Sebnfade 1lebermu6t fhlieblid ges
3lpungen tpurben, nnd)5ugeben. Nu6
Den Seoinguneen bebuiten Die Sfti5iere
ibr militdriides Sripat> gigentbum
uno f0nnen iid einen Iufentbaltsort
inter getpiiien 9ebingungen innerbalb
bes en9liiheu @ebiets aistpdbten. Die
attiben Solodten perDen als &rie9sgez
fan9ene i%nteruirt. Sie H~eierbiiten
miiiien lire 8affen abliefern unb ibr
gbrenfpprt geben,> fpdbreno oteIes
&rieses nift pieoer segen Gn9lnab 81
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