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The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Sharpe Out for the Season,
Is Wolverine Belief Now
YOST SENDS PLAYS
TO HELP VANDERBILT

ANN ARBOR, Mich oct "a
Coach Yo>t has more than The
problems NJ his own teams on his
hands His brother iu law. coach
90 Vanderbilt. has asked tho
Michigan mentor, for advice and
PLAYS that Vanderbilt might beat
virginia IN their big game And
Yost IS conforming Boy sending
ont reams 81 his pet formations
FOR the use % tho southeruers
According 20 MCGuin's letter.
Vanderbilt possesses a more pow
cru baCKFyId and Inc Than AT
any previous time in her history
Her ends alone are mediocre.
and Yost built up formations 'or
Vanderbilt 70 take care OF this
Weakness
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Rah! Rah! Tom Stephens.

his Otsegos The Otsegos All the world should know.
wealthy the
Of certain rivals OF his IN the north Each
All the world This Bone City Atlanta ChboygH nan and
the battle ground and they made things hum The osos cleaned Bone
Hlman Then Of these JOYOUS battles over
and all
wranse played at Cheboygan Excursions from all q
before 1890 folks walked
motored and drove miles the ball world
n he
n
viii
wass o
pionship and getting with o.
There eyenm
81
the
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
JONES BEATS
CHICK EVANS

ATLANTA 60 oct g Bobby
tones infant golf phcnom In tho re
cent national amateur tournament
m Philadelphia 90. Champion chick
Evans down on Jho home links
Monday and gave the Chicago won.
dor a enc boating Jones won from
'he champ two up and one 10 play
iu 8Ghole match over two lS.hoie
courses
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
BERRY. PENNSY
STAR, INJURED

PHILADELPHIA. C~' "a How
ard Berry 're brilliant haryfeid
man A. Penn yiyaaa r.scrsfv
was badly burr .7 'ha melee Sa'l-.
day with Penn State 30 va. on
the side line Monday and VIII 5a
there today and there IL little hope
no will be able 20 start Saturday
against Pittsburgh
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
One Armed Golfers
to Play for Title

nuis Mnrturct the ouw-n ~med
profr.sirrat golfer. oho - iocrt-
~ the ls-eA vuptN '"uutr' ciuh.
said svstTrhhs that he would ne
rcpt thr challenge 81 Atr- H'"af-
rpt.. thr on~-nrmed pr"frS-ionHl
81 France 20 ptH, Tor the utter
nationnt "hnmpior.h
MnrtuCst's frtcudH are ViiilnC Go
bnsk hini against the forr'Zurr up
60 sifuost any pr1oupt ~ the ln't~r
r-rH ....e 80 this ruuutrs 90 piH'
the match.
- ar ~ IL kDos,n 'hc~@ two
nrv the onir or~-R rr1vf profrs-
siuuats ~ no MAKE living cut ~
che rrm~. Vora'sru hrs Tor
Tong time been stnr nu ne 9th
81 side anf usunilt hot-hss With
th~ hest ~ the pro~ Dee PEN events
Nr-t,t-rt i.sf summer dfd the \ vu
'orflnHd park Z. ursr So "~, 'eit"."
zee. .sokc- ~ fhr record H~for~
this ne went around tho I~>~N
.sH"fs course Ia 90.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Two Matches Today

Ritter and Wcismsn. and Wheeler
and Becker viii DO the opponents
today On the class 70 straight rail
billiard tourney a. sweeney FIus-
ton Walker beat Rice. lst 20
iiI. and Hamilton beat Weisman.
1875 70 no. in The Monday matches.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

turns and ssss~s ne bstl tu-tHe rtgai
end
$50 and No clock a. shown. ar
ono - them could 10 through 2. 10
limo f. make opponents hnliryr he 'r
fr receive tho pass This should NOT
no done unless No 'H sure. rapid
paFunr wHr can boz depended on 'n
grf Lie pass away refnr" a." ''H'-
rrH. ar. .r f.u ~ ntw
'. should 81" 'n fhr ieff aud tho
.rf end "a Geugusfef a. fake fH
ffaf HIde ~ the line
The line musf hold stssdF.
This play should pc sell rrart e1
a. 40 4 should know the path 81 the
man he 10 20 p2ss to
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
The Rest of Them.

Illinois
~ Pacific
o.
Nore
Harvard Washington
impressive 10
comparison
that viii Wolverine
%
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Mig I'd Walsh. scouting for the
white soH. signed younE pitcher
entitled Lsmhrs. Of Littie Chute, WIS.
lie 10 said 20 bsve swell azaort-
ment Of IIttts rhutes Rnd curves.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
whoopee: the InterIocking Sked.


Of
II an sweeps Pacific
West nd rect
and
and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
The Grandoldope.

ERE TUESDAY ard no syracuse game UNI sat-ta' re
easy The
II urEing be
- from
Yorkst
in
TACT
S
Orange
the mid of
Trigg Of %
Nv
sther
to be explanation
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
They PLAY for Michigan.

EANwTIlIE Harvard and Pittsburgh
VI q e
decide
- o-
will
o. yellow be
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Michigan the FOR The champion
Interesting The first step in winning National championship 70 frame
Michigan
direct action than Cornell Penns' syracuse and The Agg
schedule might them they could clean
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

There
will the hockug
curiosity regarding these endDsEne and Fe7cvhoU Io flashed
atardom Saturday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

The tbtrd - str Srtiris. ~ which
TImsr oiiphsnt. famous West Poin'
hstfbaek. and one 81 the rountr' \.
s.-nRtest nii-sround athletes. desc rihss
80 football pisvs md tells how go
maxi then. piiphHut - The onir mn
tsts ~ha Won four letter. ~ the
uItrd sfates WiIitary scsdruiy.
a. tIwTu al TpUNNT
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

interlockng schedule Michigan Harvard
Cornell They also the Crimson vasyrae and Tufts
Colgate Yale The Yosmen 10 Princeton all the Ha-
Dartmouth
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
ii. IIMLn nIIrmANI

III E.F formation ard .a rfatsT .r
r..fI f.-rrrf raas 'srr.t.r.
Tho ball Es.s r. .rsrffr bach ~ go
rs' Pr punt or drop kick Ws
axes about three steps % hls left
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

person
viii there nothing with The
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Yale be reached for thru s he Harvard
played Pitt Washington and Jefferson
and West virginia Pittsburgh VIII BE- reached
~,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

taat he Hte luck faries a. as' are a''aF
YnEHa rnnrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
CHARGES MOTHER
WITH CONSPIRACY

NEW YORK. April 6-Walter Lath-
rop Handson. grand nephew of the
late United States Senator Leland
Stanford OF California. and heir TO
$500. 900 OF the Stanford millions.
charged in an affidavit submitted TO
the supreme court here today that
his mother, Mrs Aimee Lathrop Han
son OF Brooklyn. \. Y. conspired TO
have him declared incompetent and
then eXiled 10 Canada. as part OF a
scheme TO deprive him Of his inner
itance.
Hanson's affidavit was filed in con
nection with suit brought by his
wife. Mrs. Henrietta Reutu Hanson,
formerly an actress. Cor 100000 dam
ages against Mrs. Aimee Lathrop
Hanson for alleged alienation OF the
affections OF Hanson. A suit brought
by the elder Mrs. Hanson TO have
annulled her sons marriage. which
followed an elopement in 1912. Is
pending in Columbia county. Young
Hanson's affidavit today caused the
court 10 direct that the alienation
suit be tried in advance OF the annul-
ment action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
NOW THE little HOME GARDEN

Ten thousand Little Home
Gardens thrive every year on
the back lots of Wheeling,
Moundsville, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, Warwood,
Elm Grove. Benwood, McMech-
en- and the other burgs of the
great Wheeling district.
Now is the time for the Home
Garden folks to lay in their
supplies of fresh and reliable
seeds-then they will be ready
for the earliest of early springs.
How great the Joy of having
the first green beans or early
corn or tomatoes of your own
neighborhoodl And how good
the satisfaction Of beating that
rival Home Gardener who al
ways brags of having the first
of everything that growsl
Get your seeds now and be
ready for the fast approaching
planting time.
The seedsmen whose an
nouncements are carried in this
department guarantee the quail
ity of the seeds they offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
VILLA HAS FLED
FROM GUERRERO

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April "a
report from Colonel W G. Brown Of
the Tenth Cavalry. received tonight.
Indicated that he. at least. believed
Francisco Villa had fled from the dis
trict about Guerrero and was making
his way south. He se.t his report
from Cushuirachic. west Of chihuahua.
two days ago. and said that he was
pursuing what he characterized a. a
hot trail' Of the fugitive chief
Colonel Brown referred 10 the skrim-
ish his force had April /. with 50 Of
Villas men In which three Mexicans
were killed n was presumed az the
war department that this Is the same
engagement mentioned by Colonel
Evans
Colonel Brown said that after the
hRht April I. he had chased the villa
force through San Antonio. Chihuahua.
towards the south. The presence ~ a
detachment OF the Tenth Cavalry az
Cushuiriachic on April 4. served 10
support the assumption today ~ Of
fcers here that the advanced forces
perhaps already had arrived az Safevo.
south 81 Chihuahua. The air line
distance between Cu-huiriachic and
Satevio &c. fifty miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
FRENCH MAKE GAIN
AT D0UAUM0NT

PARIS. April 6. 1880 p. m.-French
troops. in hand to hand fighting.
southwest of Fort Douaumont today.
carried German underground pas
sages and works along a front OF 500
metres TO depth OF about 200
metres
violent bOmbardment was direct
ed by the Germans 10 the east of the
Mouse against Cote du Poivre. but the
French curtain OF fire prevented an
fetal statement issued by the war
office tonight.
The official statement also says:
During the month Of March our
avlatOrs displayed much activity
along the whole front. particularly IN
the region OF Verdun. In the course
OF numerous aerial cOmbats. 81 Ger
man aeroplanes were brought down
by our pilots. nine OF which fell in
flames or were crushed on the ground
within our lines. and p fell fell in
side the German lines
In addition. four German aero
planes We're brought down by our
special guns. one of them within
the enyirons OF Avocourt and three
inside the enemy lines-(one in the
neighborhood OF Suippes. one near
NOuy ion and one near Ste Marie-a-Py
ITO this total OF 35 aeroplanes de
stroyed during the month of March
should be opposed the number OF our
aerial losses. which reached thirteen
aeToplanes. as follows-one French
aeroplane brought down inside our
lines and twelve French aeroplanes
brought down within the German
lines"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
AUTOISTS BOYCOTT
THE STANDARD OIL

PITTSBURGH. April 6-The Auto
mobile Dealers Association Of Pitts
Burgh. AT a meeting here tonight.
doptcd resolutions condemning the
high cost OF gasoline and providing
that none Of the members will buy
gasoline sold at certain stations scat
tered throughout the city and alleged
to be owned by the Standard Oil com
pany \ committee was appointed TO
obtain the prices OF gasoline sold by
other companies outside the city. The
association plans to purchase gasoline
by the carload and distribute It among
local dealers AZ cost price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
MILK FIGHT HAS
REACHED COURTS

CHICAGO, April G.-The fight be
tween the farmers around Chicago and
the distributors in the city over the
price OF milk found its way into the
courts today. Borden's Condensed
MIX company. one OF the largest dis
trlbutors. applied 10 Federal Judeg X
VI. Lands for an injunction restrain.
ing the milk producers association. as
the farmers organization il known.
from interfering with the delivery of
mix at various plants of the company.
Arguments on the bill will be heard
Saturday.
The company declares 1t has been
compelled 10 close four OF its bottling
plants and Is sustaining a loss of s.
900 doy as a result OF the farmers
strike
Today the big dealers admitted they
were getting about half their usual
supply and had found il necessary to
unit their deliveries TO private fami-
Hes by cutting off stores and ice cream
manufacturers and others who deal in
wholesale quantities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
GER MAN CONSUL
DENIES CHARGE

BALTIMORE. April Carl A. Lu.
deritz. German consul 40 obi. port
when asked this evening c0rrarrin-
dispafrhes from Washington Chat tu.
department of justice was seeking 10
have him indicted 1y che federal .rauI
jury for ALLEGED completely in the
pa port fraud said
why such charges ar. h.Ir.
uumpDd up Z do not know would
l.ke fo point out fhat could NOT ...l.
"a pH port Tor anyone. could NOT rt.n
apply Tor o. The most q could gp.
would hn to issue German pa uort
Hut that would mot amour. fY fhI.t
and boz snapped Hi. finger.
Mr. IudDuz admitted fHlI I. us,
acquainted ufH Horst won der Cola.
fh' conf. ad German .r under ar.
rest in NDw YORK. for whom f .. aI.
legged DO obtained passport under
the name of urIdrusr Taylor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
MEXICAN BANDITS
KILL AMERICANS

TUCSON. Arizona. April G.-Thrce
United States citizens and one span
lard were killed yesterday by Mexican
bandits nine miles south Of Rosario.
Sinaloa. Mexico. according To adyices
received here today from Mazatlan at
the offices Of the Southern Pacific
railroad company
The Americans killed were 4. G..
Burke. former railroad agent al Nor.
RADIO. Roderick DAWSON and former
conductor named Wallace. according
10 the railroad report The Spaniard
was former conductor named Rod.
rigO.
The party was moving uu ha-dcars
from Acapono'a fo Ro-alip when they
were attacked The bandit after khl.
ing the four men and loounr ffo.r
baggage. compelled section hands O.,
load The bodies ON tho handoars and
bring them FOB Rosario station.
Special United States Agent james
" Reyes took charge of tho bodies
and sent them from Rosario fo Nazat.
IAN. after wiring fr' american consul
uf Nalsflan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
Republicans of
Indiana Make
Nominations

INDIANAPOLIS. April 6-Tbe state
Republican convention. which nomi.
mated two candidates for the United
states senate and q complete state
ucket adopted a platform and elected
Tor delegates-at-arge 10 the national
convention 10 be held at Chicago IN
June. which was enlivencd by a num-
Der Of contests for places on tho state
ticket. but was regarded as harmoni.
Gus throughout
The 20 delegates to the national con
yentiOn. elected by the thirteen con
grcssional districts last night. and the
TOUR delegates-at-large were instructed
TO present the name OF Charles W
Fairbanks 20 the national convention
as lndiana's choice for the tresiden-
tial nomination.
The platform which was adopted
without debate. criticized the national
administration foreign and Mexican
policies. pledges the party to work
Tor program Of preparedness and
M" re-enactment Of "a protection tariff
The expected contest for the fourth
plac" on the delegate at-large to the
national convention did not material
~" Fred s. Symps. James 4 Henep.
''-'f ". 'At u. nays anu T. q. Toner
were elected by reclamation
New and Watson.
Harry $ New. for the long term and
former Congressman James p wat.
son. for The short term we're MONT
mated for United States senate bv ,c
rIamafion Pa Newcastle was aIao
nominated FOR secretary ~ state b.,
reclamation
James ~ Goodrich nomination for
governor af Che primary was ratified
Edgar Bush. of Salem. was ropi
mated f1r Lieutenant governor ON tho
third ballot
OTTO T. KLAUS. ~ Evansville. was
nominated for auditor Of state. ON tho
hrf ballot The nomination wa. made
uHanim"u. Ou motion Of Frank Make.
peace. one pf h.s opponent.
~ MDNuririn pf Marion. won Tho
nomination for treasurer off state .n q
dramatic contest with Job Freeman
~ Tcrrc Haufo. Two ballot were
ueco. frF fo decide Tho race EIr
sHu bury OF William port. wac nomI
mated fnr attorney general Dos accI.-
mH'IDr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
CONFERENCE ON
TO SETTLE STRIKE

TOLEDO. O. April 6.-The confer
ehce scheduled for tonight between
representatives Of the Toledo Rail
ways and Light company and its con
ductors and motoru ~. who have peen
IDLE since a week ago last Tuesday.
was called of when the COMPANY
asked further time. stating hat il
was not ready 10 tnaOuac. VIVA. de.
clsion. fanny. had been coached.
The postponement Of .onignt's con.
terence was the second delay gained
by The company during the ia. In
ihc forenoon the appointment Of re-
celver was postponed until SATURDAY
morning 10y Judge Killits The CITY
l Is announced. viii remain without
street cars until that time. 4 not
longer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
is STATE CHAMPION.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April G.
-. Morby Gray. holder Of Huntington
! W".mil" championship won 1.-The state
Marathon -kating championship Of
- miles tonight over a field Of
skaters representing cities from
throughout West virginia Orson
vNiat'. Of Huntington. was second
Jesse Carey. OF Charleston. third and
lt' ger Maths. OF Clarksburg was
l"ufth The race was sanctioned bv
'h" Western Skating association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
ARRESTED FOR seDrrIoN

RIO JANEIRO. April Ga seditous
movement organized by the Federal
Deputy Mauricio Laredo has been put
down by the police and various arrests
have been made The government has
opened an inquiry into the movement
which aimed a. melting certain cIe-
mcnts 30 tho army and the police fo
overthrow the government and estab.
lizh "a parliamentary republic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
TELEPHONES TO MERGE.

TOLEDO. O. April 6.-More than a
million dollars = involved In deal
announced today by the Ohio State
Telephone company. whereby the COM
pany will take over all the independ-
ent companies IN Indiana. The Ohio
state owns and operates the physical
properties and franchise Of the Home
IeIcphone cnmnany Of Toledo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07

LEGAL NOTICE
Admiration Tor Parnis

Application for Parole.
70 Whom n MAY Concern
Notice Is hereby given that Randy
liHf mes. now serving sentence In th.
West virginia Ieuiteutinry. viii apply
ON o. after April Co. 1916. 60 the Board
of Parole FOR o. recummcndation 10 the
governor for parole
ap-5-lt NJ y WHITE, warden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
DAY In CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Arm q
MHTU

BEHATE
Me- NJ noon.
orgarizafi0r bin
Npfr1 down o. % o. ca. -.
W. ''nienf % eliminate ne f-I-
efaI v1lunfeer provision 81 81.
army HIII @
~ essed at $50 p. m. D. moo,
Friday
HOUgCE
MOT ~ 1I a. m
UafF0rH DupuHod H1raIand
nqNlfg tllufiDn before fudiriarv
Fuh. com uIlffae
netaf~ continued on rIvsra ana
harhrrH appropriation bin
Adjourned 10 r. 20 D. m until ID
e. m. Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
FOR SALE Motorcycle

FOR SALE-Almost new. late model In
best condition. including extra inner
tube and full set OF tools Best uaick
Wheeling f-ls-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
FOR SALE-Automobilo

FoH SALE-One five passenger RAM
bier touring car in Al condition.
$4,000. Capitol Car Co. 1875 Market
o. sP-I-l
ToR sALE-Autumobiie SIX Cylinder
touring car. y. A. Eith. u. :. Laun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio ss-30-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
For Sale

SEEEEAfe-Cholce suburban homes
Prices range from $4,000 70
s25,OOO.Oo.
FISE BUILDING sITE-In WoodsdaIe
Lot ZlUN5Zg containing a acres. moro
or less. VIII cell whole OF half u
a.
81 1871 STREET 90 rooms and bath.
Also double brick ~ q rooms each In
rear VIII rri HH whole or separated y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
FARMS-F or Sale.

FOR SALE acre farm. located ia
York township. Belmont Co. Ohio, a.
miles from Pow hatan. Good pike road
100 acres in timber. mostly white oak
estimated 60 cut one million feet, good
house and barn. Address Box ga
MoundsNille. ". Va. ap-3-m
TOR SALE 50 acre farm located in
Switzer township. Monroe Co. Ohio. .
miles from Pow hatan. O, mile from Ohio
river Good house. land mostly In pas
tur'. 100000 ~. good morchantable TIM
ber on same. Address Box %. Mounds
VIE. " Va ap-3-m
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FOR RENT
fialIer, BleberSon 4 LundIingCO.

Real Estate & Ftrs Insurapos
1905 Chaplino s.. Both Phones s9s
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Horse. weight 1909 lbs. age
years. Call 2T35 Jacob. ap-T-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-07
WANTED-FemaIe Helm
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Moose watch charm. Return %
Moose Club rooms and receive reward
anil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
Sas autO.

WatiirIih tpor es beihlngrabnit
,pornen tpie olle anberR Bripatnutos
i'm beietten 6lanbern. Seine HeiIeiI
Iatten iteiniee @ege hod 3lpiiden ben
siIippen Der gretagne hinter lid. Ad;,
,par cs nift elm 5Iua iiber benz rli'
biaen, ME 3ildergibbetupften Nieer
aelpeIcn2 llnb onrn bic 3pei Barrier
laoc IN Der slpenue be PGpera battle
es einen fIeinen 3uiammenitof geas'
ben. BON ocm Die cine ,Scniieritlelbc,
bic Iinfe, cinen Spriiue nbbefcmiieil
battc enoe saili 1914. lln0 oann oie
Seimfatrt, Die 3iriifraicrci. Mics
Inttr Der cute gSdgen iiberltonoen.
sgod,en fanlen, IN oenen man Iib iidlt
Inn bas gmto fiininlerte. sSiir ben
Serrn garon cob es @idtigeres.
llnb i'm Cftober geiflob oas ssitiig'
Ite ,bob namli6 Die Geuiiden ploe'
lid, am Staotbaus Die idJipnr5lueil.
rotbc SABINE auf5ogen. $50 noren Die
GngIanoer gcbIieben, Die iih eiliige
Iaae porber fiir ein paar Shntoeli
in BEN Straben Der Staot aeScist bat
ten? 9lcuc Serren. Reue geiebIe nllo
getanntmafineen. slber I'M groben
uno aan5en gine bos geircbnIifc Se.
ben ieinen irieSlidjen Sang iueiier.
Das ioIlie ser arieg iein2 Crit eiit
Sabr ip1ter hefmn man ibn cnras
mchr ,n fiiblen: albgnben eiHitrnn.
funacn in Der tieIid,en eebensDsiis,
3artcn iiber aurteil. Ga5 aitto itnno
till inn Sfnlppen. Seihlngnabmt
Oatnc6 imierIieb es Der Giener nitjt,
es reaelmdBis fIiihiig gu pusen. llao
ivern er Diittass ieinen Serrn Sut,
W,antel, Gtod bonn Morgenipa5ier.
3ona obnabnL iagte er ipobl in einenr
Ieiiei, grilntpbe: .Gie Teutid)en bl.
Ien es pergeiien!" llnb Der SEER ga.
ron pmbte gang genau, iuer NIT ..es"
pemeint iuor. glm Weibnahtsabeno
1915 fliiiferte Der Diener: .Sest iiIlo
bic 9ieiien gang oabinl llnb pelb
fd6ne 9ieiicn bdtten iie IN Der 3ipi.
id,enseit nod MAIDEN f0nnenl -
,,Tie etappen.S Snipefticn Der Strait.
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