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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
THE ENDLESS CHAIN"
DANGER OF CATARRH
S. S. S. the Proper Safeguard

CstArrh 10 the Offspring Of colds
- Is colo Ia les chronic form. Tho
air N hlled with bact-ris. which IL
taken into the mouth and nose through
the process OF breathing. when the
results But With our modern methods
Of indoor living ana ssdsntary occu-
pations. the mucous membranes are
usually rot able to "throw-oT this
harmful bacteria making cAtarrh a
very com mon silment These germs
breed and multiply. causing infismrna-
tion. The blood rushes to the msnlnrAne.
10 hEht or the bacilu. When tn blood
Is IN a vigorous condition It's "deren-
sivs" snorts are successful Otherwise
the cold ha1gs-on"-turns into ca-
ton Of the mucous membranes Mucous
nemoranee are the lining on all the in
ternal cavities % the BODY. Get that
ALL oavitiesi There = the endless
dhain" element % danger. II allowed
40 run on catsrrh will AFFECT not only
che nose. out the throat and ear. max
Ing you liable 20 deafness. pulmonary
and oth-r troubles T,ooal applicationr
are useless The only correct way %
blood The sur.st way @ purify ~
the standard blood rnsdieins sor mr.
years 3 ) s = purely vsxstsel-
compound 10 Will not injurs the most
delicate stomach. You can get s 5
a. sverv reputshi. drug store We
have an expert Medical DeparTnsn
which win - Elad 20 give YOU any
charge write thu swift Sperfr- Com
pany. Dept -. Atlanta GNo-Ea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
LAUNDRYME
OF Wheeling Will Attend the Annual
Meeting n West Virginia Asso-
citation az Huntington.

\ number of local laundry men. IN
Guiding Frank II SCroggins Of the
White Swan. and G. II. Duncan. OF the
Pearl laundry. Will attend the annual
meeting OF the West Virginia Laundry
owners association. which will be
held in the Hotel Frederick Al Hunt
Iugtou. March 4 and r.
The program will include a number
or addresses by laundry proprietors
from several parts 81 the state Inc
meeting viii b. closed with a banquet.
Mr.. Scroggins ~ member OF the
executive committee OF the associa.
ton. An effort will be made to have
the next annual convention held IN
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
TED ANDERSON Is
SOLD TO INFANTS
SPRINGFIELD HAS TAKEN ON
GIANT FIRST SAcKER OF THE
STOGIE CREW.
Big Ted Was One OF Hardest Hitters
on Team-Wheelins Has Several
Good Men in View For
Initial Sack

Big Ted Anderson. one OF the
hardest hitting first basemen In the
Central league. has been sold TO the
Springfield club. H. became known
several days ago that a deal was on
for the home-run hitter OF the Wheel
ing club. but nothing official was
given out However. IL leaked out
yesterday that Big Ted" had been
sold and that Springfield. one OF the
latest additions TO the Central league
had been the lucky team. While this
could not be officially confirmed. IL is
a sure thing that the husky initial
guardian has been sold and n is also
certain that Springfield got him.
Ted was with Wheeling during the
latter part of last season and while
ho<e showed considerable ability His
hitting was OF considerable assistance
10 the Stogies until injuries caused a
falling off in his batting veraEe. The
Infants are building up n new team
and they will find Anderson TO DO
OF much assistance II he gets away
with a good start during the early
spring.
The Stogies have lines on several
first class men who they expect TO an
the vacancy caused by the sale of An
derson. Already they have under
contract some very promising recruits
and the present Indications are thai
they will have an initial sack guardian
that will ill the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
NO PREJUDICE
AGAINST FLAG

El bNPEST. via London. Feb. u. ID 80
p. m.--Couut Michael karolyi. president
or the hungarian independent rarity. TO-
daN ia the Diet Iutcrpellated the govern
mrnt concerning major having ofdcred
a company Of IuuEariaus 20 remove The
Hungarian flag during "a march.
Count lisa. the hungarian premier.
in answering the Interpolation. said the
incident was cNplainshlc on othC~
grounds than had been described. There
could h' mo- talk or insult To- tht
hungarian flag. as the AuStro- Huugar-
'ar wHr minister had boy express order.
permitted the use 81 the. flac hy Oh.
army with. however. the single proviz o
that 10 must not Doe larger than tho reg
mental flag.
Tie premier rcauked Count KaroIyi
Ton his insinIatlon that the higher mill
tary authorities Were prcfudiCed againS Z
10" Hungarian flag and read a letter
from Field Marshal Archdukc Frrder-
lcN. comnander-iu-cuief OF the Austrian
army. praisinE the sacrificlaI spirit and
bravery of the Hungarian troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
W. VA. COLLEGES
PLAY THIS WEEK
FIRST ZIG BASKET BALL GAME OF
TINE SEASON WILL START
WEDNESDAY.
w " U. Plays Fairmont-Wesleya
Meets washJeff and Davis-Elfins
Clashes with Keyser Coileg1ans

Feb. l6-wcst Virginia IS. loirmont
formal al Fanmout ,,..-,...-...
Feb. IN-WeSle, an rs. Washington "
jefferson 90 BuCkhauuou.
Feb. Dsvis-Elkius ~. keysor COLI
lcgians AZ ElKius.
Tile three games mentioned above con-
Stitutc the interesting -thvdul" ihr"uSh
- hitch the four leading teams lu .uc
state iutcr-'olicFiatc Baskctbau race
will pass this week. or ~" Tour. tnal
between West Championship than the
others A. Morgantowu carly iu the
wear Fairrnort Normal beat West NIr-
ginia by the narrow margin Of one point.
However. this may have been, basketball
fans tho state over recognize thRt 90
all the teams in the running Tor ~,
state title West Virginia University mas
hN far III. best looking material and not
until Falrmout Normal. Davis tll<ius
and Wesleyan have shown more Strcns %
than they have heretofore and until thu
games between these teams ana w. Y.
10. haN been PLAYED viii they conccde tlat
". Y. q. is NOT entitled 90 consideration
The Northumberland y Jcffer-
son game az Ruckhsuuon VIII be big
feature of tho state COLLEGIATE" season
although 10 will have no bearing on the
state title. Washington Jefferson -
without doubt the best team from out OF
fhe stat. that PLAYS boa West virginia TINS
tear.
Davis Ikins has been beaten al Key
ser hN tho KeySer Collegisus and inns
week return game VIII DC plaNfd ~
Flki~@ The KEYS team ls MAKING 4
strong bid FOR state honors this wear ana
in doabIirg tho score on u. q T.. shows
that her strength i- not trifling. The
game OF course. has not bearing ON tn"
collegist" title, hut keyscr has aI'a4l
shoNn itself fo he tho strongest OF the
independent teams.
Tho championship situation is even
more muddlcd than iwo wee ago.
Ne=IsNau.s unexpected defeat 81 DAVIS
F-lllrs shows that the many claims OF
Wesley AN supporters over 20" state tnat
tho team had been handicapped by in-
. fur.ss and sickness lu it, early ga mes
were warranted and the veterans who
make up tho Wesleyan squad have
como back Boo a way that not only in-
dicates much strength at present but
even more Dos the time the West Viz
ainla series looms up next week. At
present WESLEYAN. DayIs-IlkiN and
Fairrnort are about ON a par Tor honor =
with Wesi virginia stu a. unkr"W %
quantity So far ~ comparative rfrenE To
with CO.. other teams is concerned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
.BOWLERS GATHER
AT TOLEDO SOON
Part In the Tourney. which VIII
Last for Three Weeks.

TOLEDO Feb 1f-Iudlcatious are
that nearly Goo outside teams viii tax"
part pa the sixteenth annual nterns-
uonal tournament OF the American
Bowling Congress. tu DO held here
March g to -. Nearly zoo Toledo teams
have entered. The teams VIII include
nearly an tho leading bowlcrs OF tho
United States and Canada. including
Jimmy smith. mo- wof Buffalo. who viii
ho here with ono OF Oh. Floss teams.
Paired with Eddie Gcbhardt. also or
Buffalo.
Tho champion Unger and Dmling
tennis or pittsburgh. the Detroit Jour
mails. the Toledo pv'rlands. tho Night
Hawks and tho NorEanruths Of Mil
vaul"c. and d.. Flor de knIspels OF -.
Paul are some OF the crack arErc "a
tournament. Chicago. with 700 teams.
VIII hus. tho largest outside rrUrcseu-
talou. Cleveland and Detroit will send
30 teams each. Pittsburgh. Buffalo and
Wheeling will has. d. each. AIuwauk,e
%. Indianapolis 20. 80 Louis and Teo-
r's To each. and many other cities will
have smaller presentations.
In addition to Smith and G.bhardt. ~
BUFFALO. th. list OF stars will Include a
host of former champions. afuuuE then.
Itls'r and W'ttefmau. of Cincinnati
iuil sutton ard N'lenu owen. of Lou
l~Nill'- Ennis ana Stevenson. OF Wheel
inr- Jarrett. Dean and Pr.urer. ~ 81
Louis. aud Eddie Myers. OF Indianapo-
Preparations for th. tournament arc
almost completed. Then. Will h. goo
.r moro ouf OF town hoNI,rs boo th.
'I'N each day of fI, tourney clubs
NiI remain here two or NOR, days de-
H'ndln- uu rrumsfHuD,s. The teams
" 100 play uu Do brand new alleys 100 th,
Terminal building As ID. teams com.
H.'." iN'r play and leave the city 9th.
'r- viii nuck iu to talk, thrir places
DO ...H.H load
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
VARSITY MEN OUT
FOR BASE BALL

special Hl~Tatcu To Tho Iutcll.zcuscr.
NbIGANTpWN. ". Va. Feb IL
t"ddl' Lambert. Varsity center de-
serves OBJ" distinction OF being th. first
man Of West Virginia fo report for
baseball Tho bis catcher duuuIuF a
'I'i 'i'' MN"n in' th'rmom't,r how
cred below tho freezing marx Hr4J.
ana N''5INrf~ two pitchers worked
.u' with l.amhcr. 100 the AK "
lM,IN' other mem reported Goo Coach
Hickman. luf the ma iarify .r tt,rr,
spent ih" iim, ioo~'uiaE up IN th, gym
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
BANKERS MEET
Membership Committees OF wheeling
Chapter VIII Make Report
Tonight

The membership campaign ~ N.e@-
ms chapter American Institute Or
ianF're. VIII Do. I-o.zht 20 a close this
't"uir- when the five committee see
.'.f'u If tHe.r l7uquef a week ago VIII
submit rrsir final reports Th. meeting
Mi' uc held .n Tho Clearing huuz. rooms
.F In' ~.Nu. lhn"u hIlIiirr The come
H.itf''- are reporting great Irolre-e and
claim The slogan Of fls organization
f-Nsr. Banker Member VIII .s reaI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
HOME RUN BAKER IS
WHITE SOX POSSIBILITY

CHICAGO Feb Ig-Ifoms Elu
Baker ~ -tlI Whit, SoN rus~ ibilI-
IS. DO was learned hero to-day. when
Manager Rowland admitted that D.,
had renewed efforts Co. land tho star
third sacksr Tn. Hos. s. FAR have
been unable fu plug fH' hu|s If
Mack Few DAYS ago THAT Baker
has NOT been prom iaed fu amy club
leads fo DO. belief tbaf Do. viii
max" e. deal if Couf-kst viil offer
enough. Row land and Conn -k.N
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
ENJOYABLE DANCE
REQ at ElkS Club Last Niaht bv
Merry Crowd Of Young People.
Many in Attendance.

a dancing affair Of particular plea
ure was enjoyed last evening bv a
congenial crowd al the Elks club audi
iorium. following upon the dearth of
dancing parties these past few davs
inns one proved unusually attractive
ana was attended by quite arg.
party. Orchestra music was furnish.
ed Tor all the popular favorites and
during the evening fruit punch was
dispensed Mr.. Leo Boneberger was
chairman OF the committee in charge.
which was composed OF Messrs Dan
campbell. Robert MCKibben. Herman
Shabey, Harold Arnold. RAYMOND
6oetze, Harry Seitz and Frank Iallv.
Inc Ruesfs incIndnd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
FARMERS SELL WOOD
FOR 100000 BATS

flNuLNN. o.. Feb. I4-An east
'ru baseball hat manufacturing
''NipanN has closed contract with
Farmers OF Hardin county for
enough white ash tim bcr TO mak.
-no.uNu hats. The contract rs 10 h..
fnInd By tho last OF next year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15

The beautiful Era-. of parnassue
which is found BOO marshy quarters of
Great Britain derives it- name from
If- supposed orgIn con ST. rarnassul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
DAVE SAYS:

The Germans are threat
ening. after March l. To tor
pedo all armed merchant
vessels.
The Kraus Store
might be compared To a mcr-
chant vessel we'll armed with
the highest grade OvercoatS.
But the prices of these Over
coats have already been tor
pedOed and values are now
down to rock bottom.
Look over these prices and
t h en- harpOOn one of the
Ovcrcoats to dress up i'll the
rest of this winter and all of
next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15

Feb lD-WoSt virginia IS. j alrmon'
Normal az Falmout
Feb. IN-WsSley an vs.. Washington
jefferson 90 BuCkhauuou.
Feb 19-bsviS-Elkius ~. NcyScr COZ
lcgians a. Elktue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13

ternational matters, as Penn laid 1t
down.
Opposite this panel and balancing
1t in a reverse lunette are represented
the slaves and toilers of the earth.
with this legend: "They did set over
them taskmasters to afflict them with
burdens. but the more they afflicted
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13

a rocky steep and the taskmaster witt
his whip curves 1t up into the skvlin.
and gives the keynote of the who'll
composition. Both balance beautf
fully with the other FIVE panels. al
the color schemes hanging togethel
and giving the central panel of Unit
its proper Importance
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13

the earth are represented as carry
ing up chests and burdens from the
disembarked products on the seashore.
At sea are the ld-fashioned sailing
vessels, headlands in the distance and
this all treated very simply, with the
dark skins of the people, makes an
extremely agreeable panel, almost
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13

them the more they multiplied and
grew" II have surely seen the
Affections of my people, and have
heard their cry. and I will redeem
them with an outstretched. arm and
with great judgments" While the
armies of the earth are presented as
If scaling fertilization, the slaves of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13
Egvptian in character.

Egyptian in character.
Both of these panels have tre-
mendous rhythmic pictorial effect in
spiral treatment of the design, the
one eliminating in the rush of the
soldiers and of their banners into the
smoke that assails the sky. while in
the other the burdened slaves climb
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13

F of the Senate pencils Violet
and
of No the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-13
PAINTINGS TO BE
SEEN In EXHIBIT

tContinued From First Page.J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Die (ekten OerCuC6e!

Ger aanbf of benz gotan get lett NIT euigen %frampfbofter
Audtngen Der aaiierten en0giIig ieuer grIMgung 5h nab0RM tie Dor
@uItpoG bolfGnOig perhtebeA ntrben.
Die 9uFan babeu einen Iesten 9erfuh unternonrnen, Ourh ena
SffenfDe grcBen Stills i'm gtoroen ben rernWuen aorren pieoer ms
@eIaie 81 bringgn- Sic baden, ME fdon an 0ieier STEELE Dor. ernlgeH
Sneen borausgengt fpur0e, pieOer rieige Spr on Weeniten mo Wa
teriaL gebrod, obne audi nr 0s @erngte au erreiden. Gie bon Retro'
GRAB aus berbrdteteu Siegesnadrhten Der auHen ipnreg gat erfunoen
9e Soffnrng, Rumlnien Sun anihllB on Die GHteute 5u bepegen, III
nod oefen 9dBerfoIg Dobl ooaig gehm1noen; Die Ieten &dte Os mon.
teneeriniiten Seeres pernen mad Der sife gereben, lmo ME es lheint,
ion Tbt aud Der Anqriff gegen 5nIouifi ben leben StiBpunft Der I'll
Iierten ouf benz gafon, lnternontmen merben.
5dper bertdnoih lit inOeHen murm 0ieir angrfff onf Solonifi
oorhgen 5teaungen l~berboupt geplant mar. 8urdl Die l1ntatgfet Der
@erbin6eten an Der g~orogren8e @~riedenonbs babeu Die aatiertea Set
geponneu, fb in 6efdtigten Steauugen en5nihtet rnO pie es 1ebt
baben fe auh ~beoeutenOe 8gikrfungen berange3ogen.
3iee 8ertartuneen fonnen bic 4atierRn nur IN Der Gruartung
bort suianmeng8pgen bo6en, 6B 0urb euen a%folgretden anarHf Der
9hMen i'm Roroen Die @20gf9tett eegeben mlroe, and I'M Su0en 5ur
Cfhenfpe ubeTSugeben no Den 5alfanfel08ug geptnermaBen uie0er auf-
Suroaen. Sect a6er, tpo BITE Rlhen tire qngrffe %etn5rteaen I'm gegriff
fuO, obne enen SUB brett 8o0et gefponnen 61 bnberL tit es ldner efn=
5uiebeH, mas ben 4aIierhn bic 8eieslfng bon Salontfi bel nuBen lam
lno nartm1 bic 8entrnlmafae beon0ers 0arauf energiiA ien ioateu. fe
bon bort 51 benreiben. Cine 9eorobung Der gr6Inoeten btI6ete bic ar-
NEE Der aQiertea in SaIonit niht; aud bic nel erihloiienen 8erbin-
oungsliniea fam tie ni9t lHhrbre1sn, 0d8u TT fe 81 ihDah. Bon allen
@erbtn0uagen nit ben Gf Dem 8alfan nod opererenoen Sruppen abb
~geidnrteHs bangt Die Stelung Der Qnterten BEL Saonifi geuherntoBen
in Der Suit; EN- tDeherer 8apeis fir Die 8lahoigfet lnn %llnfabtgtet,
NIT Der bic Mliertea oieen areg fibren.
M0gIih lit aud, 6aB bon @riehenlanO eth 8nf ON Die 8erbinoeten
ergnngen ft bic n%ngebetenen @dHe aus BEN Suuie all merm, mo3u
9~riehenIano ielHt ntt tHTanDe Ill, IND 0B man i~nfolge0eTen grlnoLi6
aebraas af Dem galtan MADDEN min.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Baummode 1904, 8aumwoae l9l5-l9l6!

8GhrenO 0s rnfifhjaponiden arteges i'm Sabre 1904 nolte
guEI0no 8alnapone oIs &riegs4aontrban0e gffaren. Daraui intrierte
2pr0 2ons0opne ben brtiidea 8otidafter in Ct gaersburg, etnen Fro
tet 8u Iberreden, m Dem as baB:
g9rnflha nOten lit BET nedent Der grBe Grportelr bon Baum
Uple nod Sopan. Sic @aumpoQmeHge, Die all GrpofD5Defen baDenDct
meroen plr0e, mir0e gang lnbeoeuteno I'M 8rgleib 5l berienigen fan.
Die 81 fre0iden 3Deden pn SuMen nod aapan n4sgeflbrt miro, mo
banOeln. 10 uarOe en gang ~nnifnI6iger 8oube@5peg elmer gar niht AT
rehtprtlgeaoen 9%eginoerung unterDorfen ner6gn.~
Die @sdMngton 9oft peHt nlf 6teRn @oraaut bin, I'M oag folgen0e
Berborgubebeu:
SaPon mar i'm arhge NIT gnBEano, obr 6rihfhe ga1urtooae nufte
nh Sapan gldngen Durfen, ub menH GuBldn0 0ag niht auldnen noafe
10 mar es gniht ST. redtferhgenoe 8e5rnoerung anes unffulOiQen Son0eg.
apeiges@ Dos NOR I'M sobre 1904.
gsaAreno Der Sabre 1914, 1915 ln6 1916 fn0 es bic gauupon-
HTnn8er Der gr. 5tnaten, oeren SntereHen in Grage fommen. geren
PreHe out 8 Gents ge0rndt geUeien fn0 uo eme gormab6be niht
nRDr erreden fonften, neil brtiide ara3er Die a2eere b~atrpaiqferen
rno Die 8alnluoae fonfis5ieren, Die Deuti6lonO un6 Die netrolen 91n0er
teuer 45a beaoblen beret wGren. ll0 neil unfere Communication fh 0as
beporemens am 10. Gftober 1914 befmnt MAIDEN IeB: .gnrnpo6e St
ntht sonterbanbe. bonn e5 lit Offnbar, onB fe tn t5mH RohsritqnO nthf
fr aHegs8Dede berDnobnr Ht fMr iohe 3pefe mgf tie crit elm
ldHaDterlges 5obrtfatIuHsDlfabren ~Durdpaahe. Gin leaaIeg Sinbcruis
nj 1merHanhAen odffen 86nnmoae an 1amfe 5btnner Afpff md
9amburg gu idtdeu, bdtebt ni6t.
6nnf8egH 0fonnte itmo iat0euu bergangeu. Die gruen boben Baum.
noble our stonterbunoe gemaht Ser amerifani6e Suoc~hot 300 mi.
h9nen Dollars 0obei elHgebubt |, /. iobtel ueniger efnqenemnep. 9ae1n
pQn oRien faui5ebn Wionnep bat Serr 8Iion uuunfdrdnft aeberrfht IN
Naihtngtpn, u0 I'M 8eDuBteuE onB er BOD ndts trn peroe. fn6 nod
on erften n1Bgf1han 8ertadea 8arnrDoae 5u brftufen, fefae neftpren
eeHod9t fDoroef.
Der aongreB lit felt elmer ISOLDE IN gisuna, unO Ste gnmmon.
BanMer bon 9pras 5eigen pfe6er 8ertraren. Sic finbeu n bos fs ight
en omrrfdniiaes 5fHf NIT gaunDoae. fiji Ddde Sci gb[ieprnnap 3
sGH1urg 2f2 Gents geda9t peroen miro, abge4et lnIIeu mer6en
SaS aelgt NIT nelb Deri9ie0enen1 gertrmen nuf aonoreR imS Ora.
foenteq gebtidt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11

%pa9uuns aetnu. 9as nun folaen0e
Brogrdnm mar elm. groBer Grfolg
oes Gages.. 6rau MiIion erntete
init i9rem foitIideil 2ieOe u9eyop
%nnipofeH", BON 8. 5ader, uno Fl.
ner 3ugabe teiden geifaa, Der nift
miaoer 5rdu Molf gaIt. De[dje bic
Sangern ouf Dem alobier 6ealei.
tete. @err aarL sfleris feb nit
0le1tcrgeidid cine g6antaiie BON
Wo8art iber oie 9oiten aIeiten unS
muBte init elmer 3ugabe BON einem
ihpeoiiden autor benz Itiirmiihen
geifaa IDe5rcL Der Dem SpieIer Al.
tell DarO. 5rau @reld bielt einen
nit brauianoen gntbufiasmus auf.
genonmlenen, f~eiieIn0en, bic 3ub6.
rer aur 8egeiltarung b~inreiBeuoen
9ortras iber agrHItes IND Seitereg
mas Dem 6eutidea 8emiitsIe6en q
unO Iegte 6amit sugleid eine Gro5e
hires aonnen mo i9rer geaabtma
bar. Srnu Sdroer uno 5rdnleinI
Mittmatu idii9en NIT bieI @drme
mo finItleriiden geritdnonis I'M
9alett 5Uei Men0eliphn iAe 9ie0ar,
5n 0eien Syrnu ~. &1be bic alapier.
6eglGtlm9 Iieierte. al uMlaigIoddenI
nHo Die @[ampIein", be 30 Iab' ids
auf Der SeiOe bort I'm Gturme DID"
@etDaltig mar Der Gang, gelD1Itig
AUDI oer Cant, Ser ben aiinItIern IN
laitem 8eifal siraulhfe. Gum
SdluB ermdbnte ul0 BAT Die 9rdii.
oentin Die Amueie0eL 0as aaeI
tadtig peiter orbeiten modfen mn
Sutereiie oes 9ereins. BIZ bemerfen
lit nod, onB Dag aomitee ben Be-
idIuB faRte, bic bis[arp etngegun-
genm @el er I'M getroaa Oon $500
an ben oeutiheu GeiagoteL Graf
gernit0rff, e~in5uIen0en.
I'm 5reitas nbeno ben IL. Sdgnb
m, miro Der 9eHtihe Ghanipiefer-
perein Der uniDeriitGt cine ibrer
jobrlihm auffibrnngen I'M Eemple
iiber Die gretter seben IdIien. iDeEdeI
Die Nelt be0eutch. gs mir0 oas
2 uoertnaun''de EdanipieE ,Ios
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tommeu.
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ees Muines.

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III ben 8eas Apartments, 1920
Occult CTR. ou5brad, ridtete ilil-
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mandea Shuleu iiuo 20 Bro8ent
Der S6iiIer 0aran erfranft.
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ser Grifen MetbooHten Stride, Iofpie
@ershom Sia un6 y. q. Sic.
riff. SER 60le mil Den Stalb
Ges Moines non ieinen ShIAen
ifufteln uno iif in elmer onoeren
5taot 9olpos ais RedtSanlpolt ME.
6erIaiien. Soften mir Oas geItel
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