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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwuA PIKE
DATES BACK TO HHvoLU-
TIoNAIY wA2
stauuton ana Parksrseura Pie RECALL.
DAYS o. Pioneer frsneh EnStnssr
Many Others interesting.
(By A D. wILLIAAIs.J

There are a number OF old pixies In
west virginia that have history that
70 do this would require a large volume
because the history or many old pixies
- the history OF many people and space
history OF the old James River ana
kanawhs Pike Is the history OF the
pioneers. The old taunton and Parker.-
burg PIKE recalls the days OF pioneer
struggles and its splendid engineering
who spent days on the battlefield with
Nsapoleon- The condition OF that noted
gineertng in highway construction. In
fact. IL is a monument to the profession
when We consider the tools with which
he did the work Besides these the
North Western and other pixies have "a
interesting history and as important
These old roads are the main arteries
or the state today and should be r.
There are several WAYS that this can he
done. The counties through which tnev
go can designate then as special roads
county funds. The counties can issue
bonds for their Improvement or the dis
trlcts can issue bonds ana citizens can
by private means improve these TosSs'
Ihere should be State and government
AID Tor roads OF this nature and the
pollcy or Improvement should be broader
than a district or a county. IL should
be state wide. What West Virginia ned |,
county seat system OF roads with
state aid to the counties on a broad and
general principle Senate bill 327 of IN.
regular session OF the legislature was A
step IN the right direction. IL establish
ed main county throughfares and proyid-
Cd Tor some general concentrated efforts
our main roads should be made g,,od
nrst and then our feeders. At the same
pair. ." ~
We have approxsrtsAsly 5000 miles
oI road In West Virginia of which less
man 10 carries nearly 1855 or our
tranlc. With these roads improved the
other roads could be maintained as earth
ROADS. The value OF such a system can
not be estimated TO West Virginia. bnt
We cannot expect to get many gooo
roads without concentrating our main
EFFORTS on some roads nrst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
ENDURANCE RUN
June 10 and IS Are Dates That Rave
been Decided on ny whssiing
AotorcyclA Club.

IL has been definitely decided that the
Motorcycle Club will be held on Iuns
ana 10. The event will be a two
DAYS grind and will cover In the neigh
boIhood OF 500 miles. The proposed
route will be as follows: From Wheel
ms 20 Washington. to Beallsville 10
Ohlontown 10 Cumberland. through Kew
ser. Cumberland TO Bedford. At bedford
the rldsrs VIII remain over night an.
start on the return trip the next morn
ing. ne return Will be. Bedford to
Sreensburg to Uniontown to Washing
ton and back TO Wheeling. Many OF the
local riders have signifed their inten-
uons OF making the trip and ~ Is ex-
pected that by the time for the race
several more will enter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
MANY Pixies AND ROADS IN
WEST VIRGINIA HAVE HISTORY

ana the future work to be done. On the
National Old Trails Road 2 500 miles
ions. ll;OOV.0OO people served The big
sest thins ever conceived. the easiest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Eoties % MsnafsesS1oIs' JoSSS-. =.

Hotios 20 Manufaoturors, JobbsTs. MsT.
chants ana Others WholssaIs Dsaisrs
. NOIlCE ~ lIEREBT GIVEN. That
the state Board o. Control Of the state
~ wet NirFinla viii receive bids daily
~ IT. oftice - Charleston. West virginia.
~ tufnishiuE supplies Tor the several
tieht ot which T. vested 81 said Hna n
ottracts viii be awarded 70 the lowest
,tieaers quality considered, and other
lnlhEs Deing equal West Virginia deal.
tfs VIII D. given preference
la-ls ~ supplies needed viii BE- fur
staunE the line desired
.HIAIE 80 ARD OF CONTROL.
Is-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

A gathering party L. being planned
~ ths members % the Whsslins No
torcysle Tub II viii be held sunday
morning about 70 c'clUscL The bow. viii
~ sent "a Belle Isle Beach where th~V
VIII collect river graVelS that Will -
embedded In concrete 10 MAJ. -.
hearth for the are Places In ar new,
Stub rooms All the boys are invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

The membership contest that .....
Be ne held by the members Of the
W hsehng Motorcycle club during the
past several weeks will be brought to
close ON April 18th. A banquet Will
be given on the evening Of the 18th and
OF the lIth theatre party viii be thu
attraction II l. expected that the mem
bership OF the Club will be increased at
least 90 members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Andy yamison OF pfllonvale. o. has
purchased a new Indian three -peeo
electrically equipped motorcycle from
wesley House the local agent. during
the past week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Vote FOR w. ). stssn to-day for
Board Of Control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Wilson Pete" Sruhb. we'll known car
toonist OF the Wheeling Motorcycle club
Is busily engaged I'm making cards for
the banquet that will be given AZ the
close of the membership contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Vote for w. J. steen to-day for
Board Of Control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
FOR SALE-Real Estate.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Ohio Farm With Coal
Only $40 Per Acre

Rich. rolling. hilltop farm. no rocks no
swamps. no tile required. houses. barn
school house. store and telephone all ON
farm. church . miles. AS acres: will di-
Nide ana sell amount wanted give easy
terms or trade for smaller farm or city
or town property; former owner made
great fortune-f3O0. OO0-raising sheep;
great sheep or cattle farm: have is
springs N. Baird. owner. Hotel Wind
sor. Mhesling. w. Va mr-3I-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

samuel OrarEtine member Of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club has purch.s-
"a . new Harley Davidson three speed
machine from Earl Braunlich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Al the meeting that viii b. held
tuesday evening the matter % eiecfiug
snother assistant secretary viii k-
taken up since the opening OF the
tnernbership contest communications
nave arrived In such numbers that u
has become Impossible for the xecretarg
and his assistant TO look after H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

This r. the busiest season for auto
aesiers. and the Wheeling statesmen are
not letting any grass grow under their
rect They report that despite Of the
general commercial depression over tho
ONO valley. a. well a. ia every part or
me country. they expect 10 aeil more
cars this year than IN 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Mr.. Samuel Harper. Of Echo Point. re
ceived HIS new Cadillac yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Miss Kate wiedebusch. OF 2zf2 Eoff
street. received her new six" Cadillac
this week. II II one Of the prettisst
cars received in the city this spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

DAVB-N shadyside O. on -rhur.dsy
Apru l. 1915. ~ f:15 o'clock % h,
ANID DAVIS. In the 57th yea Of
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

There r. only one aroma" that Is
more delightful than an unkept car
neichlng forth burning Rasoline-an
pola
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert Ghv
tONsrAL DIRECTOR AHo
ARTEhiAl EMBALMER.
ti22 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or NIsht-,
Store Phones 6s6
6. J. Bertschv. Nat Phone texan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
FOR SALE.
For Sale IL, Acrea.

FOR sALE-liih acre farm. good build
lngs. good spring water: about acres
vineyard. lots OF fruit trees: I mile TO
car. &c fare TO Wheeling. Address Owner
care Intclligencer AMI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

The members OF the club have agreed
20 meet at the new Club rooms during
the evenings OF the coming week I'm or
der that all may lie arranged for the
formal opening which will be held in
the near future. Much work vet re-
mains TO be done and the members are
urged TO come and assist in arranging
the new home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

The following sales have been rerort-
ed BY Earl Braunlich. local agent for
the harley-navidson motorcycle for the
past week. Ben Neumann. three speed
Harley-Davidson. "a. A. Brady. Harley
single. ". A Wilson OF Moundsvilis
three speed Harley. r l.. FoN. city
three speed Harley. with side car at
tachment; Archie North OF clinton. two
speed Harley-DaVIdson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Wesley House local agent for the
Indian Motorcycle has ordered and eN-
poets shipment % ten Indian. fully
equipped machines TO arrive the first
OF the Week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Ihe dog ~ Labrador wear seafskin
shoes when pulling l0sds over the ice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
DIED

MEYN-On wednesday. March Al tafE
81 1880 O'Clock o. m HF-epV III
hbfN. IN the ftth year % hir aEe.
Funeral services from the family r,.t-
dence. No. us nineteenth street Wa
WOOD on SATURDAY, April 3. 1915 ~ 2
o'clock q. m. Friends 81 the farntfv
invited % attend lnterment AZ Green-
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

~ - unofficislly reported that the
principa strests ~ Wheeling will BE-
cleened - the winters accumulation this
sprinE II e. % hs Understood that this
rumor Dr. not from ~ authentic source.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

The raw. cool weather during the past
week has prevented many local autoists
rom bringing out their new cars as
early as they expected new car is
usually appreciated like new clothes
Pretty weather brings them out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

An interesting and fairly well attend
90 meeting OF the Ohio Valley Automo-
Die Club was held last evening in the
b'drd OF Trade rooms. A numb az
routine matters were taken up yybiIe
Secretary A. II. Hoblitzel made a brief
verbal report relative to the future out
!ook Tor the organization and the work
70 be taken up this spring and summer
Tor better roads in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Balzer and Balzer who have for some
time been conducting one OF the best
ana largest local garages at Chaplina
and Eighteenth streets. expect to move
into their new garage on Main. near Ftf-
teenth street. In about six weeks Lee
wood a. Son. the contracting firm il
pushing the work forward with All
rspidity. The new garage will b. one
OF the largest in the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03
ron RENT

2 rooms. Centre ST, Fulton. 1000
. rooms. bath, Warwood avenue. 1900
b rooms. Edgewood. .............. 1900
' rooms. bath, WarwOod. ......... 1000
10 rooms. bath. 18th St. City. 5000
Grove 49,. @:.'.....', IN. 2O.OO
, rooms apartment. Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-03

Secretary q Dr. rfcbilfzci 81 Che ohio
NAleF Automobile club received vea-
terdaV a number ~ folders f1r diafribu-
tlon from fhe National old Trails Road
Aafrcl4iinu. The huoklof ie one % the
most Interesting. profuaolv Illustrated
Hnf very rumprDhcuHiEr 90 tells tn
WhnIe story ~ The organization ~ the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
N\Itt IERTTt: CLARK AGAIN
ON LIfILI. THEATEn SLREE:N

Though there have been many SONGS
cNtoliiny the life on the ocean wave.
life on our inland WATERWAYS has sci
hon aroused the interest OF the play =.
wright. Hence. still Waters. the
story of canal boat life ana of the cir
turei 1T the Little Theatcr for the first
thr"" days Of the wcck. VIII prove OF
special interest.
In this combination of pastoral rc-
nance ana gripping drama. Marguerite
Clark is furnished with the best OPP.
portunity yet afforded hcr OF display
ing her versatility. Already acknowI-
edged and recognized n one OF III. Irost
winsonle women in motion pictures
Miss Clark Is said To rise TO considerable
heights as AN emotional actress IN
STILL Waters"
For this production AN entire circus
WAS leased by the Famous PLAYERS Film
Company for the purpose Of taFiu= th.
scenes which occur in ana about Oh"
big canvas. Harry la Pearl on. or
the New York Iiippodromc's most ccIo
brated clowns. was engaged for scenes
in which his comic antics form - Meas
ant contrast 70 tho drama i'm which
MISS Clark, as Ncsta. plays So ,ra2ir
Il part
Beginning Thursday. Thnnks.ivinr
Day, the i.ittl" Thcatcr offers for tn"
iaSi ihrc" days of the week Pauline
Frederick In BELLA Donna" As n,
mover and play it created one Of tho
greatest sensations Of its day. As a
rhrtoplay }, viii undoubtcdly be re-
fardch az one Of the most powerful
'hio'l"h'i dramas ever presented on
~. screen. IN Tho famous role of the
aliirinS ana treacherous Bella Donna
continued on Tenth pacc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Exceptional. PROGRAMS
NRE pIkOMiS::D cor LYRIC

TWO exceptionally good shows are
promised for THANKSGIVING week at
TIC Lyric. each Of the bills GOVERNS;
q wide range Of variety. The roster
OF each show, i; is noted, is unusually
large, not "solus'' entertainer appear
my on either hin among the teams
and troupcs
Julia Rlaue and her company o, five
PLAYERS viii be seen The first half of
"" week in the Southern comedy
sketch. NANNY Lou The niece,
which was written by .Tohn r.. IIyincr,
Il snort play Of laughter and tears.
hu'nor and pathoS alternating The
stage setting for this production Is
SAID to he ono OF the most elaborate
constructed FOR vaudeville Offering
this season
On the same bin is novelty act
OF a type comparatively ncs TO the
stage. " ia IN" offering Of the Pal
ircN-iIal- Brown Company The Two
women and the men arc all good sing.
crS and dancers. and their comedy and
musical talent would suffice for an en-
c"liert speciality turn, but they in
trrduc" MI exhibition Of trick bicycle
riding (which adds materially to their
performance
The Anh.r Trio. two men aud Il
woman. style themselves "Amcrica' .
Navy Gymnasts" They ore: Il pan
tomimic skit i'm which they impcrson-
ate two blu"jackcts and Il port belle.
The iackics display the stunts they
learned aboard ship. ono OF them win
ming n. bride, and at the close of tho
old romance the sailor boys find them
selves IN officers uniforms
Dcaly and Kramer, a comedian and
pretty singing girl will contribute
whrl Of variety, = jumbo OF nom
sense and melody. No~lin ana St
Claire NIL bc seen IN = quaint ~pccialty,
tina, affords both the man and woman
Of tn" team orportunity Ia display
their C!c"crncss as funinakcrs and their
vocal ability.
Tho latter half OF the week Viii
bring an equally attractive list Of
divcrtinc novelties Among the f.a-
lures is the act OF Gruet and Gruc,.
tcam Of blackfacc trouhadcurs. one
othcr rs a straight negro character
az to-day poth excel rs Instrument
talists, but their musical numbers are
merely Incidental TO the comedy 81 tho
act
S'raus ana Becker nave an entirely
different muSicat offering, rendering q
program that carries classical and
popular COMPOSITIONS in about equal
proportion
Dumas aud Floyd arc q. rois,erin.;
pair Of ecccntrics. both tho man and
woman of the team being speciality
performers.
Provost and Brown. comedians and
-yuunsts. hay" IN ~, in which feats
OF A.il',y skill ana endurance are
mingled with uouscusical byiday and
90 dialogue designed to Keen. an audi :
orec laughing. The acrot;,tic work Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
VICTOR THEATRE
a .Special Feature. with Single Reels
Daily.
Observation-Disclosures

Monday. NOV. ed - "Wnlllng-
f"rd's Adventures" Max Figman AMI
Burr Mcintosh; Cliaplin's --latest
t,ssanny (rclcasc. parts): ~ Night
at the show" ldon't miss this).
Tuesday, Nov. :,:;d. Pathc Fea-
lure (sp"ciaD: Cliaplnin's Latest, "a
Night at the show" q partsl.
Wednesday, Nov. 2tth.-"Thc Pit :.
iall tkalcm. parts. star CASTE.
Thursday. Nov. 25th. - "Dipio-
n"tic Henry" tMr'a and Mrs. Drew:
I'm Loves Own Way" Lubin 3-part
feature
Friday. Nov. -"iercdit,'
tBroadway feature. > parts), star
east
Saturday. Nov. 21tli.-"Neal nr
the Navy" No. -. featuring Lillian
Lorraine and VIM. Courtleigh, Jr.
It's Expensive. tut We Give You
tie Best for -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from EighIh pnye.l

Douglas Fairbanks could impart to the
,,vtinI.
The incidental music was written in
New York for the productions. ana too
much credit cannot be given for its
artistic Interpretation. In word.
Triangle. with all it's requirements 50
ndeuuatoly handled in the Wells pro-
hnction. spells a theatrical treat. for
which; again
''fhanl<s MIR. Wells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Grace Episcopal Church
Joint I;gan Recital

t.Nuspiccs American Guild Of or
SaniHtSp).
November .sd. at $3.50
VIM ~. Jones ana Waiter Edward
Howe tNUrfoiD.
LoSii" ~. Watson. Ernest H. Cosby
Louis r. Wcitzci. T.. ~. Nrtz and
w. Henry Baker iali Of
Richmond.
Assisting: Mrs Geo Bethel u'nn-
iralto). AIR. p. X Dyson CTcnorp Miss
Doris NJ. Baker 'NioiiniSD.
Programme Of Original Composi,ions.
'ublic Cordially Invited.
No ofrertory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

tho team or n hoInIi,;; table is fc,-
turcd in the performance.
An exhibit of Thus approximate to
IN" holiday season VIII augment each
or the vaudeville shows, the pictures
embracing a vide variety of subjects
Instructive and cutertai.iiuy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

IN Der GIbitnot befreirnbet mar. uno
ser 81, Den eifrigitei SuTlpierH iener
3}eit iiir elm iries Geeredt lno &c.
gen ensIiite 9tuHiabuug mar. sIls
cine glertTuir0igteit 0eroicrt ange'
merit 81 ,perhen. oab 8iiidj ouinnls
SGroui hiillpies, Die @ereuligten
Staater iuiiroen in 6ieieru Sample
qegen GRgInno uniere natiirIihen
g7uoeseenoiien fperSen. &iid) Der.
5ffrntIitte ipdtcr 1893 cine G&rift:
.lleber Die 3erriittiiHg oes SeehaH.
OeIs wIo hereu insbeioabere fitr Den
oelItiden GeebarbeI 81 beiorgeuoe
boie 6cIsen." gs bIetbt bernerfenS.
lpcrth, baB in einer Seit. 100 Ger
0cinide Scehmlbel eiseiifiih obue a..
len Stnib nuo ohue3uflnft fdien ell
oeiIiifer 8eIebrter einen iueiteH Bid
unb cine pntriotiid'e 5ilriorge 5cigte.
Die ben oelitSdhcn Stantsmdnuern i'm
95innenIanbe MIR Su Oft abgiitg. prat.
iiih pe6eiiert iplroe uotiirlib Hitt
oiei. an6 tpdbrenb Der ganSen ncpos
IeoniIten 9eit mar Oie Gage Der oeit.
iden SaIroelsmarine eugIatS segel'
iiber tpeniq beBeibenssDertb. glui benz
&aener stpnereiie, Der fiir cine &C.
piiie 3eit Die @rim6loget bes euro.
odiiden Gcbts jdpif, perbin6erten bic
GneIanoer, ouB oas Ebeu,a bes Gee.
frle grefts iiberhnupt angeidmiiterI
'puree; iie sogel cs mar, 6as Gurd>.
| i,ldnu,gsreht, DIE priieitgprifte 70 81
laiieiI, tuie iie DnreH; ben gegriff
Der gannpare fam man ia obuebin
beliebig aiSoetnen. Cine gspiierl1lg
fam crit lpiecer INIT oem 4Snriier aons
ereb (1S56), Der ben Rrimfrieg be.
enoiete. canals id,aiite man aild) in
be. 3beorie bic auperei D. \. 0ns
9leflt, SaperbricFe niS5uitelIen. nb /;
rnn erfIdrte, oab fiiuitig Die neii.
tra!e eylagse oas feiIl0Iife Gut beden
iolle. init gIa,snobTe Der &rie1sbanH.
tunare, man feBte niidJ ieit, tuie iton
5ur 9eit Der See-gseifiraliidt, BAH
eue glpfaoe effeftio iein miiiie. Iab
gne!cnS oem 5,iiiinrmte, bralIdt nidt
ipeiier ipini6er5linebHer; es itirtulie
su. ili6t neil es bic ppAtanoige 5rei
belt Der Dseere piinfd)te, ioubcrn neil
es cas Sntereiie OIL eiitign ieiner
iriibere1r 8orrefte - 8. y. 6em Der
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Seutidlano unS bic 5reibeit Der
Meere.

G3 pirb eiumaI Die 3eit fourmen,
100 man aIlgemGn, nidt mebr mie
beu.e MIR an einisen SteHen,
0euiiflonbs @hiiion, Die Reere Der
@eIt BON Dem eugIiiden @iHhirret,t
III bcireieu, auerfennen tpirb. Ger
aunlpi INN Die iSrcibeit Der Reere,
I'm elm auhcres Sccredt, MIDI I'M
oas, mas g'ngIano 10 reltrIt ltb itets
ioiort nab ariegsbeginn mebr pber
fuciliger nerGnbert, gchort su ben
arobcn bramatiifcn gtebenepiio6en
oes 0eIttrieoes. "a 1T es seIpib Der
0fi;be lpertb, oarnul bIn5lurelien.
oaB ifon IN irlibcrer 9eIt nui oeut.
id)c anreglmg bin Der @unlpf ge9en
Gne!anbs @orrrhte 5ur Gee mlige.
non!lnen luurbe. Gs lit befanni, iuie
IN lS. ,Sabrbunoert ourb Die ioge.
rdnrtc bcrpaifnete SeeneittrnIitot pou
1880 Die erite greihe III bic 9lIlmaft
guSlnn0S gelegt iuliroe. S5ele Reus
traliidt nlrOe BON Hublano, Brett
Ben, 9anemart, Soaano imo Shlpe'
Den inter5eidNet mo 6rndte aiid
ipirflid eiue glcnocring 0eA riidiid)ts.
loien uno rutaIen Gerebmels her.
pur, nit Dem Die @noIGuber bonials
i'm dmeritmiiden llnabb1ngigfeits.
friege tpie belte nller Melt Oas Gee.
refer ongenebm naften. Sene Secs
neutrnlitGt entbielt finIf 9anfte, bic
oanIdls nod neit ipuren in 9riegs.
redjt Der Oleere: eritens iollten Die
lieittralen Sabr3eige frei Don einem
Safen 5um nlber iabren Diirfen;
apeitens Der 9esrifi Der 8ampuare
Ioate auf rnbeitinmte rno IN einem
iriiGern @ertrage 5ipiifen @robbri.
ino 9flrblanb genanrtte slr.
titel beihranft iein. Drittens imO
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ifP Oebbotten iiber Geeinaft begin.
nan, bel ocnen bic ssntereiiengenent
ibaft, Die Oeiitiblano un6 amerifd
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seiiin BON glitbnlt. 3erbit Die oas
3arenreih beberrifte, ipar cine Gent.
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iouBte tie pohl, ipas bon engliidein
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rid)t NIT 8etpaIt oaSu ee3ipnrgel
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itiftete iie ben @uno Der bepaifreten
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reiden poIitiid,en glftionen iener 3elt
eebort, un0 Der England iehr imbe.
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