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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

Arrangements were completed at tbs
meeting Of the Woman's Prohibition
League Of America held yesterday at
terroon ut headquarters. 11s North
Fifth Street.; for the eBsay conpetf-
lions under the direction OF the league
during the spring and early summer
The meeting was one Of the most In
teresting had In weeks. One interest-
Ing feature was the letter f4cetved
from Senator O. walter Knapp. or Ac-
comac, leader Of the prohibition forces
In the Senate. In which Senator MApfs
Expressed his appreciation Of the uer-
vice and OF the loyalty Of the w. r.
l. "A. to the cause OF prohibition.
One prize Of SIS. two Of " each and
two of $3.50 each. ali In gold. Will b.
awarded for the best essays on tho
several subjects chosen In the several
classes created BY the competition.
To the Sunday school child. girl or
boy. between the ages OF thirteen and
seventeen, who writes the best essay
on Total Abstinence from Biblical
Standpoint" the s25 prize will be given.
To the High School boy who pro
sents the best essay on "Ths Eject OF
Narcotics on the Body" IS will be
awarded. An award OF the same
amount will be given the High School
girl with the best essay on the same
subject.
Two prizes. of $3.50 each. will be
awarded to the boy and to the girl
In the graded schools who turn In
the best essay on 1.-THE Effects OF Al
cohol on the Body"
Ali essays must be turned In to the
W. p. l.. A. at the league headquarters
i15 North Fifth Street on or before
July 15. The awards will be made
at the midsummer conference OF the
league, which will be held about the
last of July or the FIRST Of August.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Aqua PRIETA COMMANDER
SAYS HIS MEN WILL FIGHT.

Douglas. Aris., March l5~--Gensrai
p. Elias Gales. in command Of the
Cerranxa garrison at Aqua Prfcta.
across the border. tonight declared
that his forces probably would resist
any attempt OF United States troops
10 snter Mexico.
lie ciampsd down a rigid censorship
ca al, messages from the United
States into Sonora. Despite protests
OF Frederick Simpich. United states
consul at NogAlsa. Mexico, he refused
to exempt even official messages.
Mutiny In the Carranxa garrison 1t
eighteen miles south Of
hera. 10 reported tonight. The troops
are in open sympathy with villa.
Riotiig 10 reported ut Canansa.
kouthwsst of here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
WI[RLI IDeDn0IIVE
ENGINEER PASSES On


81
George w. Falconsr. one Of the best
known locomotive engineers In this
section Of the country. died suddenly
1t his home. 3oss West 0vacs streets
yesterday afternoon. He was sixty
three years OF ags and for forty-hvs
years hsd been in active servtes.
Mr.. Faiconer was compelled bscauss
OF failing health to retire last Deccm.
Der. The last few months he has spent
quietly In and about his home and
though he was unable 10 work. few
believed that the hour OF his last run
wAs near. His sudden death yesterday
afternoon brought shock to hundreds of
friends: Tor ne was popular in and out
Of railway circlenv and particularly
10 WITH railway ofgiciaIs with whom
HIS long and nuccsssfui career had
brought him into contact.
Mr.. Eaiconer Wa born In Prince Ed
ward County. He came to Richmond
about forfy-nve years ago, when he
became an engineer with tina Norfolk
and Western Hallway. After tan years
with that company h. WSnt With the
r., r. q r. and for thirty-nve years
he was regularly on the run. During
his service he never had = serious
accident. He was tho oldest engineer.
In point OF service, on the r.. r. q r..
He was q member OF the BrofherhooA
OF Locomotive Engineers and . Mason.
His wife, before marriage. was Miss
Alberta Gill. Of Petersburg. She sur
wives Two daughters. Miss MAylias
Epps, Of Richmond, and Mr.. DR.. Dun
ford, Of Portsmouth. and one sister.
Mrs. Richard Jones, OF Petersburg. also
survive.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
MP. deter neportea Dead.

Friends Of Warren Fl. letter, y we'll
known lumber dealer. who formerly
resided In Powhatan County. were very
much concerned last night over the
news received hare To the enact that
he dropped dead yesterday afternoon
1T Chula. Amelia County. According
to Information received here. tina dead
body Of . man, believed to ba that
Of Mr.. Jetsr. was found ct Chula yea
teyday afternoon. However. this news
has not yet been confirmed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
JITuET DRIVER Hello
UP At PISTOLS POINT
Is NJ. Jcdery n raaisvsd o. Money on
wcsshsm IscAd BY wcai-Dresed
ThicvuA
HrcHwAyMES BROUGHT BAcE


Held up at the point OF revolver
by two ,wsii-eressed white men last
might shortly befors o'clock on the
wssthafa Road. between Richmond and
Northampton, II. az. Jeffrey. young
jitney driver. whose home II OF les
west Clay Street. was relieved OF
s17.so.
Poiioe Headquarters by Jeffrey last
nigga .s>l.osins the hoid-up. no was
On his way home when he was hailed
at jefferson and Broad Streets by the
awe man, who asked him to take them
q. the coaatry Club. located at West
s.ssaracr. TsS took UP the passengers
and just as they were In the act OF
s-..~a-.c tae bridge on the Westhan
Road. one of the men pressed .Sz-
CO .t;yEc rBvotver against hts cheek ana
demsn ded that he bring the machine
to a halt. Hs Immediately complied
with the request, and the next mo-
ling hts pockets.
After jeffrey had been relieved of
his money the highwaymen made him
turn hta car around and bring them
back TO Richmond. the two men alight-
ing Just before they reached Robinson
and Broad Streets. The two men made
OF down side street while jeffrey
came to Police Headquarters and re
ported the hold-up. He gave a fairly
good description Of the two men and
they are now being sought by members
of the detective force.
Jeffrey described one OF them as
about twenty-four years old. about
i've feet, six inches tall. He wore
salt and pepper suit and a black derby.
The other man. he said. was apparent
iy thirty years old and was about fivs
feet eleven inches In height. This one
wore blue soft hat and brown
raincoat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
AT ELL TTGRE
MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN

Douglas, Ariz., March f5.--FeArs
for the safety of twenty-five Ameri-
cans at Ell Tigre. fifty miles south
east of here. were heightened today
when 1t was reported that Villa prob
ably was headed for that camp. Sub
sequently 1t was discovered that tele-
phone and telegraph wires between
Ell Tigre and the border had been
cut.
G. e. Tracey, a cowboy from Ell
Tigre, arrived at Columbus today. He
said he saw villa at ColoniA Dnblan,
100 miles southwest OF Columbus.
Tuesday morning. He came TO Doug
las tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

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cnreny.tasv tnto hi rssrinrs 6seiared
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az 1919 - 49, y~tfh,s ~. r~iirfon
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~r.1aI.
Needing. yewtewanr.
1vn. ralIo,w,n~ re smonr the many
,,srAs n whioh servicss vers. held
an 'vs.ferdsvI with ara speakerv: n. r..
sn6 p rhcn, new. 10y bradford:
po,rt-asss r.csorv Nav ~ Thoburn
c1srfs. ucyr~ Scr rncurs hlss Rev i.
Arfhmr VIM. whiftst 8 shopper
sons .pr,ntinv plant. Rev. 3eorre w.
Remner: FIRE House No. ana 8,
Rey p RvlanA. Frre House s.
Rsv q o. T,ftia. Fqre Houss. 4. Rev.
II NJ purser. T,rnck House. i. Mr..
Jacob Irnalars
Tnday.s Nfeetfuxs.
Among the rneetings To be held to-
dav viii he az Follows: stephen
Pu;ney shoe Co. J. 8. Ford: Soldiers
Home Rev III ]. Williams. Cedar
works. Rev. i. k. JoIifr: Kinran e
Co. Rev. r. III Potts: " p. a p. Co,
Y. M. C Rev. George w. Kempcr;
Miller Manufacturing Co, Rev. J. A..
winn: Fire House. q. Rev. J. r. John
son; Fire House, IS, Rev. wesley
Raker.
The meeting for men. which was
bela In the auditorium OF the Central
Y. NJ c. A. on Yesterday from l to
1870 o'clock was of a very helpful
nature. The devotional service was
conducted by the Rev. I. r, Wilson,
and n bries i,spirational address given
by the Rev. c. 8. blackwell, OF Nor
folk. At today's meeting the speaker
will he the Rev. r.. r. McCauley. of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
TEUTON NATIONALS ARE
QUITTING BUCHAREST

Rome. March 15.--~Reports from
Bucharest state that the Germans,
Hungarians and Bulgarians
are leaving en- masse.
Russian warships are carrying on a
resolute hunt for German submarines,
which have made several raids from
Bulgarian ports. Attempts by the sub
marines to attack Russian conveys en-
route to Atina have failed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

o. = Is - nnne>r ce
n a. oxpodltt0n ~ ~ 10 Tire
- nru661nx. Asked concerning
~ ~ tbs Carran1lata forces
= f61(t1s - The American expedi-
49, hn& rpefs<ed ffs advance, the
onxx aid he would not discuss
vxom ether sources u vas issrnsd
n kks American troops intend to
81 ~ the sntir~ territory ecuth OF
E>&1umbun "a theIr search for Villa
Z ~ hla bard. Tho best Information
0&&n1naoio IN washington 10 that the
d k3n eF1oan forces consists OF $500 men.
80 chat they are advancing In three
kcolumn4 forty miles APART. The c,s-
ux1xns viii proceed directly south frs
three or four days. and then come
{ toeether. presumably In the nesxhhor-
IL heed Of Ascension, at which posns
I Vfl3A was last reported.
Oncisis OF the War Department do
not expect to hear OF anS Important
/ developments for ses.-s1 days at
1east.
stu Apprchettslsr,
Despite the ortssnisn, OF Secretary
asaher's asatrms1t, there sttu exists
a. offlcsal circles csrtsin amount OF
ADprekeusien regarding the attitude
al carranxa's fercex Apparently the
stats Dspa rtment hes not received
any defnats sfA--ncrf from Carranxa
perecuslly AZ to his opirsor Of the ac-
repfnnee hv the Unlt.d statec. with
moaificAt.cns, cs his proposal Cor y
reciprocal arrangement KesssJtag
crossing ths rorde-. In this cenrec.
zion. some interest waa attached t9-
ssay to a denial by Eliseo Arredondc.
.f.nrranza.s representative Aer@--cf
ufeea report that he had been advised
af1sciaily that Carranza was pleased
With the reply OF the United States.
Mr. Arredondo's statement was as
follows:
Arrcfondo's Statement.
sVenor Eliseo Arredondo, Ambassa- |
Aor-designate OF the Republic %
Mextco, 10 Washington. has found ~
necessary, in view OF the frequent re-
sorts Published in the newspapers
pretending TO reflect his attitude and
that of the CarTanza government to- |
ward the pre- sent situation as between |
fhs United States and Mexico, to say |
that he has not expressed an opinion
IN the situation either for publica- |
faon or privately and that in his capac-
fly a. confidential agent OF the Mexi- |
can government in Washington. he 10
here solely as a representative OF the
government conform
ine r. every respect to The specinc
4netructions OF the said government. /
Tnerefore. he will admit ~ his.
pnfy such reports az he shall give 10
the press In writing"
The state Department however. re- /
mains silent on the subject OF the re-
lasfons between Carranza and this gov
eminent. Similarly. the War Depart
meat continues its strict censorship
OF news, and gives out nothing bear
linz on the activities Of the Carrsnza
troops
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Mrs. Arizona A. Broocks.

Especial to The Richmond Virginia
brakes Branch. va, March IS.---
Mrs. Arizona A. Brooks died at the
home of her stepson. c. A. Brooks.
brakes Branch, Va. on March Z.
1915. In her eighty-first year. after
an illness of eighteen days She was
the second wife of the late DR.. ]. W.
Brooks. who died at his home In
Charlotte County, Va, in 1900.
She was the daughter of Musgrove
L. and Susan d. Pettus. of Lunenburg
County. Va She had for many years
been consistent member Of the
Methodist Church. and was a kind.
Christian woman, beloved by all her
family and neighbors. all who knew
her. Shc was laid to rest In the old
family bnryfng ground on the Tom
Brooks arm. A large crowd attend
ed her funeral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Jaclkeon b. T,rtce.

jackson B. Trice, widely known
and highly esteemed citizen. died
Tuesday afternoon At $50 o'clock in
his home. 3e7 sycamore Street. Bar
ton Heights. after lingering Illness
of several months.
Mr.. Trice was fifty-two years old,
and formerly lived In King William
County. Besides his widow. Mrs. Alice
Caldwell Trice, he leaves one child,
Porter Caldwell Trice. and two broth
ers, James Trice. OF King William, and
Edward Trice, OF Richmond. He was
related TO several prominent business
men of the city.
The funeral will be conducted from
tn ehome fhis morning at IL o'clock
by the Rev. q. p. Craighili. OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

81 kttesteH On rhArss Of being . avs
|p1etcra rharsetss. 81. e. Thompson. who
N respected Of hAylnx stoisn check
z0F 80 fronn FL w. entity. was taken
seeo rnstedy .sEe nsxat ~ Detective
AtklnsDn ara Suith ard Is new being
lid AZ FIRST Police station. An In
xHsti&Atton into the case II being made
m ~ pfsicerf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
WILL ELECT DELEGATES
Continued From First Page).

Continued From First Page).
The convention will bring to Rich
mond---if the hotel men nx upon .
plan to induce the convention to come
to this city--a large number Of men
from all parts of the State, the rep
,resentation In the State convention
being based on one delegate for each
hundred votes east In the last gen
eral election. Norfolk and Roanoke
will make bids for the State con-
ventfon, 1t Is said. when the committee
meets next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
FRENCH RETAKE GROUND
tcontinusc from Frs. paEs.,

CONTINUED From First Page.s
were instigated by our advanced de-
tachments on the slopes east of the
Fort De vAux.
In Woevre the villages at the foot
Of the Meuse Hills have been bomb
barded. Artillery has been very active
on the whole OF the front. especially
to the east of the Wavrille wood.
whore an artillery convoy was dis
persed and around the Hannoucelles
Mil, north OF Fresnes-en- Woevre,
whore our artillery IRE caused q heavy
explosion In q German battery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Sergeant Wiley Loses Badge.

Detective Sergeant gcEa Wiley is
very much depressed over the loss of
his oficlal badge. He does not think
that because Of the loss OF the badge
he cannot perform his duties but he
has an attachment for the badge. and
would like Il back. No questions will
be asked II the badge is returned to
police headquarters. or to Sergeant
wiley himself.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
seventh-strcct Christian Church.

The following report was sent in
last night to The virginian;
Evnngelistic services are being well
attended. The preaching Ia being
done with great earnestness by the
pastor, DIR. Fl. d. G. Maclachlan. The
inspirationai service OF s<ng has been
made all the more effective by tho
rendition of solos by Miss 10 Hoard
Frank and Mrs. Hamilton Smith. Much
interest Is being nsAnifested and q
number have already come into the
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
TROOPS AND CITIZENS
was confirmed by telephone ad-
vices here today.


There are 400 Mexican soldiers in
Ojinaga All formerly were viliistas
and were turned over by their COM
manders without their consent to the
Carranza government. When tho re-
port reached Ojinaga that American
troops had been permitted to cross
into Mexico with the consent OF the
Carranza government. the Ojinaga
garrison revolted. The men demand
ed OF their commander. Colonel
Rojas, that he lead them against
Preside to avenge invasion Of Mexi-
can territory.
Colonel Rojas refused to lead the
expedition and was killed.
Preside is sixty-flve miles from a
railroad in the Big Band country of
Texas, and 1t Is feared the relief ex-
petition may have to fight it's way
through. as the country In infested
with Mexicans and has many small
bands Of bandits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
W0N.T COME BACK
~ UNTIL VILLA is ELIMINATED

San Antonio, March ls.---''Now that
our troops have gone into Mexico. they
will not come back until Francisco
villa is either dead. captured or en-
tsrsiy eliminated"
This was the statement of Major
General Frederick Funston tonight to-
the International News Service.
According to General Funston's Of
ficsa, statement. issued earlier. Amer
lean troops. under the command OF
HriRnGier- General John J. Pershins.
crczs the international boundary near
Columbus between IL noon and l
o'clock this afternoon. They were
met at the custom house on the Mexi-
can side by Colonel Alfredo Bertani.
commanding 500 Mexican cavalrymen
1t palomas, four miles south
Colonel Bertani greeted General
PershtnE and told him that he was
undsr orders from his commanding
general 10 accompany the American
expedition with his force In the capa-
city Of guide.
~ General Pershing thanked him. and
the two commanders rode side by
side into Palomas. Here half the
Mexican troops took the lead and the
other half made the rear guard. No
American flag was displayed by the
troops on their entrance into Mexico.
General Funston intirnated that the
Second Brigade, comprising the
Tenth and Seventh Cavalry. COM
/. manded by Colonel George A. Dodd.
had crossed the border into Mexico
near Cuibcrtsons Rranch, twenty
live miles west of Columbus, -dsrina
The afternoon. This command. 1t Ia
pected, win move south to La As
cension and Colonia Diaz. joining a
command to be sent cut from Ei
Paso over the exico-Northwestern
Railroad at Casas Grandes.
General Pershing's command will
move directly south to some point
on the northwestern line, and there
cross TO Gaieana, In which district
yiIla IL now reported to be.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
Dance at Conservatory Of Music.

One Of the most interesting af-
fairs of this month will be a dance
given by Mr.. b. Earle Graves and
Miss Gay Hurt at the Conservatory
Of Music. Laurel and Broad. Thurs
day. March 10. A special feature
will be the music. which will be rem
dered by Green's orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16
DEATHS.

PEARCE--Dted, March IA. 1915. at the
4 Catawba 6Anitarfum. va. RACHEL
4 RAY PEARCE. daughter OF Mrs.
Maria b. Pearce.
Funeral from the Third Christina
Church, , r. H.. March le. Inter-3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

Mis- Nachei Ray Pearce. daughter Of
Mrn, Maria b. rearce, died Tuesday.
~ CakAwb& Sanftariuin. Va. the IN
neral Will be- held from the Third
Christian Church. at q o'clock this at
ternoon. 1nterment viii be made In
0akwo0d Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

nj his home near Pow.
hatan Courthouse, yesterday after
noon, after ia protracted illness,
NAPOLEON s. HAGUE. age seventy
one years. He IL survived BY his
wife and four children; Mr.. Il. g..
OF Hopeweli. Va, and Mr.. G. C., cf
Powhatan: Mrs. James @. BAyne. 81
Aqua. Va: Miss Mamie p. Hague.
Of South Richmond. Funeral notice
later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

Died. At his restdence.
1850 West Grace Street. at sis r.
NJ, March il. 1915. GEORGE W.
FALCONER. aged sixty-three years.
Funeral notice later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-16

shops. MONDAY services were also
held In the Home for Incurables and
In number OF the engine houses.
Figures show that the combined at
tendance OF any Of the night meetings
held in Richmond since the stimuli
taneous evangsiistic campaign was
launched four days ago are larger by
many thousand than any audience
Rev. Billy Sunday has ever addressed
in his tabernacles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20
Gine meme n@eridluOruns. "

Ger Gerbano ser S1Gerneilter,
.mel6er iiingit in Gbicago getagt, bat
enlpfoblen, oaB in 3ufunft ein 2aib
8rot i'm @etpi6t bon 81 lln5en fir
5e6n Gents perfallft itno Der ErelS
fleinerer 8rote BON fiinf auf iehs
Gents erbobt meroen iolle. 9arauf-
6in bat oas bodfpolipeiie Sulti5oe=
partelneilt in @aibtngton Iogleid) ei-
ne gnqltete angeoronet, Inn felt5u-
ltelen, Oh man Die 9dderrleilter tli1t
megen WfiBa6tirig oes 9lntitrltit=@e=
Ieses ms @efangnis Ihifen fonne.
Cine uSeri6iDOrllng" liegt offeflbar
Dor, oenn Die 8aferneiiter iilto 5ll-
|meiit 2eute, Die einen oeuti6en gfa=
men trdaen. Gieie ygeribn0rer
begriinoeten lire ginpfe6liing oa=
NIT, oos Mebl lei 10 enornt I'M 8reiie
getrieben iporoen BOB oas grot nidt
nlebr 81 Den bisberigen Erei1en ge-
liefett neroen fonne, nno nm Ole
Vteblpreiie ipieoer normal 5n ma
den babeit oieie gdfermeiiter 10
gar befiirmortet, es nlogc Elm gnl-
barge auf @ei5en geIegt meroen,
0amit Der 8ei5en i'm 2anoe billiger
81 baben Iei. gatiirlicb, loipie oas
gort oGmbargo" perlalltbarte,
lprang oas Suiti5oepartenent fi9iir-
lid bod in oie 2lift,- @o6perrat!
Satten Die 81fermeiiter oof) onpon
MIR geidpiegen, 10 bdtte man Tie
tlm laiien, mos lie nur mollen, oenn
bobere 8reiie foroern Die @ilion-
&roiperitdt. Mon b1tte lie ebellio-
iuenig bebelligt, tpie oas esnlti3oepar=
tenent gegen ben 6leiidtrllit, ben
Diebltrliit, ben &oblentruit. ben gier=
Srnlts nno anoere 9rults, neld)e Die
EreiIe oller 2ebells- lno @ebrail1s-
mittel bis in Die Guppen binaltfge-
ff)roben baben, eingel1ritten lit
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oas Golf altsiartgen. glber Ser
id)morllngen" alstiifteln, nanlentIi6
roeittid) amerifonilde", I'M politi-
ifes aapital oaraus 81 l6mieoen,
oas lit sic Spe5iolitGt oes 9Sniti5.
9epartements inter Dem iebigen
Regilne. g. 3. Staatsstg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-20

flung, IN Ser er erfldrte, 6rdntrei6
lpiiroe ME iein 8lut perfuufen nno
tpiiroe in oieien 9lugenblif feillel
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bung fitr finftige @enerationen
bringen. @obei Serr 9riano gan5
bergeiien 5lt baben l6eiut, oaB eng
lii6e uno frar5oiii6e Stoatsndn-
ner ltno 3eitungen ieet i6on immer
beballpten, 0euti6lano unn ieine
@erbiiltoeten lagen bereits 8erldn1et-
tert aln 8ooen. Die &arnner ipelt-
oete Ser Heoe griano's begeiItertet
8eifoa, troboem glaubet mir, oaB
es i'm fron8oiii6en Golfe iebr pielq
Reltte giebt, oie gang ebenio oenfen,
mie 8ri5on.
Sir Die finite oeittIde ariegs-
anleibe iu1trOen weiter fplsenbe Be
trage seseidnet: Geniionsfaiie Ser
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