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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
INDEPENDENT INQUIRY
Bl WAR DEPARTMENT.

IN inquiry into the aviation service.
which viii proceed independent OF con-
SreSsionai action. already has been or
dCrcd by the War Department.
While the statement was made be-
tore the House Committee on Military
Afairs thar there arc now for;y-six Of
ncers who are qualified as tiyers and
who arc attached to the aviation see
ton. said the Senator before the com :
mittec to-day, Il holicvc that an in
vostiGation VIII disclose that there are
only about twenty -four
Very few Of the so-callcd Qualified
nycrs' have ever done military work
or even seen from an acroplanc a field
gun tired. only one or two have ma.
ncuvcrcd in acroplancs with bombs at.
iarhcd for use The service ha,
no bombs. 40 bomb-siGh;ing device. No
method OF mounting "a gun ON an aero.
plane. nor has a gun c"cr been fired
'rom AN acropianc. We have II,
armorrd acroplanc. AMI The machines
on hand arc not efficient enough 20;
dying duty.
"iul;nG the eight wears. which hav.
netted only about twenty four quail.
fed ilycis. there have occurred seven.
teen """ths IN connection with militar,
aviation. fifteen officers having beer
kiilcd The other two cases cmh,,c,
the tcH;h OF ono soldier and on,
civilian Thus. approNjlnatclv g., rc,
cent as many officers have been kile,
as there are now oiliccr-pilots on avio.
tion duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
I'tTS OUT LIGHTS IN
SUlTU HUSTUS uOisIcS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. February III
An earthquake shock lasting hclwcen
ten and !iftccn seconds was felt hero
tonight at G:i5 o'clock. No damage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
NtIMINt.TON EE,IS
EARTH DISTI Ru<Nt,.,

WILMINGTON. " G., February ~ -
y distinct Garth disturbance was felt
here this evening at 6:iJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
AGREES TO itT TERM OF
tOMMiSSIGNE.R TO FOUR YEARS

when the Office is abolishci." he
said. Il want Mr.. Commissioner 10 90
too. don't mean that anticipate
an utter failure of the prohibition Laws
and think tho state will have returned
to ns accustomed wci condition. Ou
the contrary. hope we sh.!l never
nave 10 deal with this Kind OF l"gis!n-
ton again. But ii. for any reason. ths
officer makes himself 50 obnoxious to
the people as TO create demand tor
his removal. We ought 10 be in q posi-
iion 70 do away with the man, along
VIII! the -oFice.' - ''''''
Senator Conrad was OF tic opinion
;hat III" COMMISSIONS should lac given
time in which 10 prove the efficiency
Of tho oiirc III Will be an easy mat
ter he said TO create "A generous
amoun; OF sentiment for tho abolition
OF the o;licc. Already The Zinc liu!-
ian hand oil tho wet" forces has begun
its work ia discrcditiuc that feature
"f tho Mapp hill. Newspapers, have
poisoned the public mind with rc.pec,
10 the commissioncrshp | don't ,i,iuk
two years viii ,hc suilicieu; tirnc -
which 10 form an opinion az to the
need OF the Office"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
REFLECTS AMENDMENT REQUIRING
COMMISSIONER TO HE tT"TORNE)

!'Y decisive vote, the Senate rejected
AN amendment offered by Senator Wen
dcnburG in conjunction with the other
providing, that the commissioner should
he practlcine attorney a; law. His
duties. he said would lie. in the main.
those OF lawyer, ana ii he were
chosen from that profession. it would
obv!atc the necessity OF having TWO
men 10 DO one mans work
senator Mapp took sharp iSsu. with
him on this point. saying ,ha, the
duties OF the enforcement officer would
be executive. rather than legal. ard
directing his attention TO frequent criti-
cisms lcreicd AT the Legislature he
cause OF its alleged fondness for
icaiherinS the nests OF lawyers 70
adopt the amendment would he
thought. bring down upon the General
Assembly the opprobrium of the en-
tire State
1T has gone abroad. said Senator
WendcnburS. in reply. that this Office
Is being created for the sole bcncti; of
one man. can't bring myself to be-
!eNe that that was the motive of The
Anti-Saloon L.caguc bu; that impression
seems 10 prevail throughout the state. II
YOU limit the selection TO the Ie.al
profession. 1t would at least tend TO
eliminate that suspicion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

In Asia Minor the lsussinn.. nrc
pcr~istcntiy following tho Turks
who He'd from I:rHrrum, and nlso
are pushing thrir wa! northwnrd
from the captured fortress tU the
i''a"k Srn. with the purpuSc of
establishing base there for thcfr
"nr>hi. = mud transports. HItIi~. ON
Lake Van. has been captured by the
luSSinES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY
INTO AVIATION SERVICE
Recommended to Senate by Commit
tee After Further Charges
by Robinson.
DATA ATTACHED TO REPORT
Fifteen Army Officers Killed Becnuse.
Senator Says, They We're Required
Z" Attempt Flights in Antiqunteti
SiplaDcS, Known to BE Defective.

WASIllNCToN. February 2l.-A con-
Grrssional investigation into the army
aviation WAS res5 nInIc1iS e Ia
tho Senataesse4Aseaasssss t.tessvssae,,s
mittce. which reported favorably Scnn-
tor EobinSon's joint resolution for an
roin'mcnt Of "a special invcstiga tin G,
committee Of twp Senator's and three
Representatives, with an approximation
OF $4,000 for expenses
The resolution WAS voted out OF com
mittce after Scmator Robinson had
added further statement to the sen
sational charges against the service
made h! him. .\ll the da:a givcr IN e
committee by tho Arkansas Senator
waS attached to the favorable report
brought into tho Senate. and will he
turned over to the Investigators, if the
resolution passes.
Senator Robinson produced before
the committee last week Photographic ic
copies Of letters alleged To have passed
between l.icutcnaut-C Colonel Samuel
Rcbcr. head Of the aviation service, and
Captain Arthur s Cowam, in charge OF
the san Diego station. which the Scna
tor said revealed that the service was
'contcmptibly Inefficient" In his sup
Elementary statement to-day. he de-
clared that OF about twcnty-four Of
ticers who had qualified as flyers. fifteen
had been killed, several losing their
lives because they were required to
attempt flights in antiquatcd biplanes,
known TO he defective"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
CIDER PROVISION OF
ENABLING ACT STRICKEN o,-r

Admitting that cider was given pro-
lection in The provisions of the en-
abiing act simply as a matter of cx.
pcdicncA. IL having been found thai 10
DO otherwise would jcop:,r,iizc the pass
age OF the bill, prohibition leaders
lined up On massc against tho Early
amendment. cNemptinS cider from the
operation Of the law. and defeated il
by vote OF a TO =.
lncffcctual efforts were made shortly
aficrwarl hy Senator StIodc to relieve
cider containing not more than ol.o
per ccut alcohol No beverage. under
thc bill. may he sold if it contains
more ihan onc-hnlf OF per cent.
There was no difference" said Scn,-
tor Walker. speaking in opposition 10
the EARLY amendment. 'hciwccn thc
wine. beer and cider amendment.
They were accepted because, without
them. not enough votes could he mus
tered for the passage of tho Lil |
don't see how the action Of the I.c.i.
Ia ture can bind il at any srrcca,in.
session We ar" making prohibition b>
legislative enactment. aud not by thc
terms Of another act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
tIDI:R ".JOINTS" NOItE.
OBJECTIONABLE TiIAN nAUs

prohibition leaders expressed the
opinion that cider Joints would proyr
more Objectionable than open harroom..
and that almost any cuncoc;ion might
bc sold in TIC cuisc OF cider. Scnator
Conrad said real friends OF the cause
wore trying to prohibit not protect.
On being asked by Senator Strobe IL
ho would Join hands with him in cut
CONTINUED on Third Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

Turkish simtion On the Ottoman
front on the Sucz Canal has bccn
blown up H.! Frcnrh nyint0r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

Again tonstnntinoplc ha. been
fhr"wn iuto "a state "f rOustcrnn-
tf"n over the presence of nm entente
allied submarine TN the BOSpOru.,
according to mn unofficial report.
Fhc underwater boat TX snid to have
f"rpcdo"d siN Transports ionded with
munitions and ono tug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
FIRST QUASIIED; SECOND
RESULTS IN MiSTRItI

AUGUSTA. GA. February u -
Thomas T.. Watson. former Populist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

CONTINUED OH Second rago)
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Continued on Fourth Pase.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
MILITARY STORIES WAY
itE DAMAGED Sj,OOO

TIc did not believe the damage would
amount to moro than $1,000 at the out
side One Of tho greatest losses will
he the tents. hc stated the total amount
of value OF tents stored there being
about $1,000. He WAS unable TO state
what the loss would he. hut believed
that many tents were destroyed or
badly damaged
4 large quantity of clothing. hats
and, in fact, all tho Guartcrina Sfer's de-
nartmcnt is stored here. with, Of course,
tho exceptions Of amy ordnance or cX-
plosivcs. General Sale stated that
much OF this material had been soaked
with water Ivy the hrc,ncn. aud would
have to he taken out and uupachcd.
OLD Uo1-AIU TItES GIVE
OPPORTUNITY ron SPREAD
II was tho old hucs used in tho old
heating system that did tho damage
to the military stores. as tho lire would
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
airdlIidlc SlndJridJtcu.
5rr Sserfiisnne ite6eH.
lSir bauen''

3ioHS. .e'emeinoe III 16l Sabre alt
@roBe 9leformatiouStng Seier
Oorbcreitet. Sinoet ndbitan
Sonutag in 9ubaueb's G6eoter
itait. 8ierSigitiinoi5es cSebet
in ser fat6. ct. 5oiepbs-air&s.
Die Gpauaelii6e @riioeridaft oes
WlGnner 8ereins Der epang. ,hitb.
6rieOenS.&irhe an Der G6eitcr-, nabe
OrIeanSitroBe, miro 6ette 9lbeno Die
8eauten, Oie in Ger @eriamnlline
om Ieeteu Dienitog erpd6lt iplrOen
in ibr 9lmt einiebeu. Ole neueu @e.
amten iino: Serr Sobn Snug 4tdii.
bent; lSerr s(ooIf @ureemeiiicr, gice-
8rdiioent, Serr 2oitiS SanlL Gefre.
tar; Serr SSobn 8aIters, S6aemei.
iter. 9Saitor s.. 6. S9liiter ipiro Ole
SSeitpreoigt baIten. 9ie @raugeIiide
@riioeribnft Der sSrieocnS Stride
muroe Dor bier Sabreu gegriinoet.
3ued Der 9riioeri9oft lit, Mdnner
fir oie 3pede uno 8ieIe Der ebnnge.
lilben airdc 81 intereIiiren mo lie
8irr gegenieitieen Stdrtims in Der
9eforoeruna epangeliiAeu Belens 81
oereinieen. Die @riioerlAait lit Wiit.
elieo oes .Gpangeliiben 9riioerbm.
Oes 0eS 9Itlantiihen 3iitrifts Der
Geutlden @pongeliiHen SpnoOe bon
9toroamerifa" un0 0ur9 oieIen lit Iie
NIT Dem glntiondlperbano ceS Gpnn.
eeIiIden 9riioerbunOes, ser am 10.
imo If. Sftober 5iir 9lationaI.Gon.
pention in ct. 2ouis perianmeIt mar,
perblnoen.
Sci Dem oeiltiden Wtorgeu.@ottes-
oieuIt miro eoItor Gbas. Gnoers, Der
Secliorger Der @emeinSe, iiber v2ie.
be uno @lallbe iinO Sur grfiinuna
oes @eietes notbig~ pre0ioen.
3ions. @emeir6e
9luldBIid Ses 16t -idbrigen ge-
itebens ser 3ions.@emeinoc bot ga.
itor Sulius Sofmann fir Dellte @or-
uittdg eineu Spe3ial.@ @ottesoicnil
porbcreitet. 0ie 0liteIiebcl5abl ser
@emeinoe bat lidb IN oen lcbteu Sab,
rem berooppelt. 9lm 5. giooeniber
iinOet Nabniittaas s ltbr Elm Geiper.
@ottesoienit itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

Faitot ". s. Stcreer piro ber Sen
beutigen 0lotgenapttesoieuil ii6el
Gas b6dlte @ebot" prehigcn. 5eir
Sbenla fir 0en 9lbcnogoiies0icnil
lniltet ,g8er 1T Sefs2~ Sir Sen
ndhiten Sonntaa miro cine groBc
Observation-Disclosures pprbcrcitct.
@icr5igitiin6i9eS @ebct,
Nlit einem fcicrIibeu Sobomt
miro beute in ser fat6. ct. Soiep6S.
Stride Elm Observation-Disclosures Cjcbrt bc.
eonnen werOen. Die Nlelic miro bon
Naoniieuor SSobn s. Eicrncp Dom
9lorut ct. a)larp's Seninar celcbrirt
lueroen.
gortrog fir 6roueu i'm
Sipp bronze
cSr0uIein Siutb @orIou, cine N'il,
iion0rin uon China, miro Dcute 9lad.
mittog 4 llbr 30 I'M Sipproroms ei.
men gortroa Tiir Graiien ino aRdo.
den bnIten.
Capt. 2ogan's Suites
6ienIte.
Gopt. Sobn 2ogan miro oieie
@o6e ieoen 9lbeno in ser ,@olpn.
teers Of 9Imerica @aiiiions.SaIle"
9ir. 506, @eit9eriuetouiiry @ottes.
oienite abboIten. Gapt. 9ialiton miro
ebeniaus glniprodJeu balten.
I@roBe 9icformatiouStag.
5eier.
Iie @eneraI.Spno0e Scr liltberi.
Iden airHen bon Baltimore imo
lImge6ung miro am ndAitln Sonn.
tag 9lu1nIittag IN 9lIbaugb'S 16eater
cine 9leiormationstag- obboIten.
Dic unfangrciben @or6creitiugen
murOen bereits poaenoct. Gic 6eier
pirO nit eiuer Eardoc bcaonnen mer.
0en. Ole Oeribieoenen @cmeinoen
mer0en iib upter iSii6rimg ibrer
Seeliorger Dor Der ct. NtarfuS.&irs
die. ct. SAUL. imo 90. StraBe Der.
Iammeln. Sic 6eitpreoieer iino ga.
tor @iaidm 8. Sdoman pon San.
ton, Ohio, lmO &aitor aarl 9raucr
bon ser bieliecu ct. MortilS. .arbe
Der 2eBtere preOigt IN oeitih.
Gonpent Ser nGuoeopor.
llniou."
llmidugreiCbc &orbercitingen mer-
sen iiir Oie idbrlihe Contention
ser v@arDlano Gbriitton Gnoeopor
llnion melde am Eieuitog, oen 81
Gftober in @fiooIeton Nl0, ibren
glnfoug nimmt aetrofien Eie Gon-
pentiou oauert bis gum 2. gtobember.
Braloent 8. 9rpant 9lotber bon
Baltimore III Der goriieer oes SO.
mites, mcIheS oos Brooramni aus
arbeitet, 9eocIteuoe Neouer meroen
Iaa Der GouueutioH SbeiI uebmeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
Der neMe S1err /?

t'| 49, NN%tN Rf%~
/ Siibcn lmo 0riiben ibwirren Die 2ii
sllS obs elm GROCER Sabrnarft mar
SSelIrige Aeoner fiilleu Die SaIlem
grauienoe 9alfe bort man cribaIlen.
Das 9BubIifim ihiebt bin lmo Der
sOian treibt oic @obI init gamer
Groft,
So fam DER quito, oide Gait;
llmrinet bon treuen @aIooinen,
Die elmer groBen Sade Oienen,
@ie Iih oie Serren wunoerbar fiigenl
&uim iinO's bier Sabre, wer mag ea
faiien2
90 tobte Der 6nmilienltreit
EeO0D ltno Gborlie boben oie Soben,
lmo Wiiiter Soffp mpBtc perploten
Sic 6otten i'm Dem 600 aepeibt.
Sir emig ioat' Die iSeboe iein,
Wion billie lid ms S6weieen elm,
9tm bier inO Oo eab's ibarie Siebc
llno iebt lit glaes @ruoerliebe,
@ortbeile oarf man ood niht Der
paieu
Siiben uno oriiben ibipirren Die Qii.
gen
llnO S1wergei6iise iiibrt man aui;
Suneriee &obcn frdd5en i'm @raben,
g1ur cinen 9roden mobteu lie babeu,
90 ciferit iie i'm Sicgeslatf.
Ole 3ufunit malt man iuilnoeridon
@nt5ldcno III oas Sobgetonl
Qie aruBe Nloiie idreit iid beiier
llno lit Inn feinctt BOD brett wciicr
Man ldhirit 0ie 46raien NIT pollen
3iigcn.
Siibcn lm0 oriibcn ileigcn Die Stu.
tbclb
Scrr @ilien fiiblt iih ihmer be.
or6net;
@nbtiee 5hlGee iailien 0a nieoer,
@ieIe @etreue tebren ndt mieoer
Sein TtoI6cS 5laoeIdiff III perienft!
Die 9inoeitriAIer groIlen irbiuer,
9os lit ltnO bIeibt Elm ltreitbor' Seer
6ruhtlos lit alles 2iebeswerben
@erIor'nes Slid IdBt iid) nibt fdr'
ben,
Silben iin0 0riibeu 1ter6cn Die @Iit'
tbenl
gI6er oos Cine nuiB man beocugen
Srob Der Eorteien Grnlt mo SoB;
o8on gab ps iemols ihperere 6ro'
gen,
gSeItenprobIeme IN itiirmiiAeu ga
gent
SllS mar Sie @eIt Elm YuIDcrfaB ?"
GS gob Scr 9litfreeilngen pipI,
Bei @ottl oos mar fein IeifteSSpiel.
gSiro es Dem neiien Serrn eelingen,
Gie u9riten.6 .6reunoidoft~ 0u be.
5pingen2
Gonfbor meroen mir Dor ibm uns
beugen. y. SS. 9.
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@as9r @srIetlnpcn scr sIltto.o .oeletc.

Sbaries Gorgeben Der 9eboroeii &C.
gen llcbertretuneen Ger Sabre.
qulotioneu. Webrere 9iceu5en
cutSoaen. Gic 2ilie Ger o.
ltrnften
Sn ser abgelaiieuen @ode bat
Scr 9lutomobiI Gommili6r s. 9lultin
9ougbmon ben SoIgenOen oie 2iccn5
ais @utofa6rer ent5ogeu; Geo Steg
bon 6ilaerton uno g8m. @rapeS, neil
Tie inter Dem @iHflliie bon Spiritio.
len in ibren Maldinen ilIbreu; Die
folgen0eu 9icenjen muroen fir orei-
BIO Gage iitSpen0irt SlltoH Z. gli.
dolls bon Gar. 2404, CONTEMPORARIES
lueil er eiuen ltufoa nidt reh3eitig
berihtete; ". SoIenfamp, iry 9oIti.
more neil er inter Dem @influB bon
Spirituoien fubr; g. 6. Sooper bon
glr. 40i0, 9ieiiterstomn Hoao, weil
er nit ieinent Motorcpcle niht nod
einem llnfole anbieIt:
Gle folaenoen @eloltrofcu tpuroen
auferlegt: George Steg, 6uIlertoH
$75; Sobn MafeI GSreoerid, $25; $.
@. Scilett, GotonSpille, 81; @illiam
@liff Salisbury. $l0 6re0. 6. gll.
len Sogerstopn, So; %Ioiup Tan.
Baltimore $40; Clement @laoina.
Baltimore $40; Sobu 81. GIopmun
Baltimore $40; sSranf u. S5oulep,
9tcu giarfet $40; So6n 6. @eIling.
ton NtiooIetuwn $25; 8. 81. Eonal0.
ion @tiooletopn $t0 93opuonO Enr.
fct, Gam6rioge $25; Senru Soof
gletp @larfet $25; 9lloin Geuiun, Ga.
IiSburp, So; G5len @crDue, 5aIis6lI.
m, So; s. @ Sbome, Soncod, $25
Ebeo- Tremper, aingSpiae, $40; Sp
Shapiro, 9etair, So; @ilbertgrotpn
Soiplon $40; S. 8. S{enncou, golti-
more, so; oerlelbe, $40; Goiu. Qiebe
9odpiae $25; S5enrp 5000, SEQ.
narotoun $40; @eorge &litt, 91etr
D'arfet, $40; WiorriS Gpurrao, Sa.
gerStowu 50; Seurp EreIton Sa.
aerStomn $25; s. .. @earIbuI, So.
aerStofpn $25; @. g. 2e6mom Sa.
gerstown $25; S. IS. 9ofer, Soqcr$.
topn, $3; SouiS 6 Wlithelon, @alti.
more, 50; Soiep6 Seems, Baltimore
81; Soba 6. @eefS, Baltimore, $25;
ebarles .. Gnior, slrIiustou So; g
No NliIler, Baltimore, So; Somoro
ciIdett 9lrlinetou. SO; gs. & Gar.
fins Baltimore, $25; ss. g. 2anqe
Baltimore $40; Soiepb q. EopIe,
Baltimore, SO; 5amuel Gbriltop6er
Baltimore, 50; Sorrp sIoamS, 9ol-
timorr So; Sobn 9iua38ri. @oltimo-
re, So; @m Sproul. Baltimore, S5;
Seurp 3, aIiua, Baltimore So; Glo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
Nm Iaar natl Der QtNeiaun0 bts Ga0aF E0a
WlcuntniN
NnS benz GfamnDnG ber Guaar gpaf Mluuutalu
Nlulb WllMimn GOmpanh.

Siigor podIer belbt Der N,atL
Ser gennhertareS leiften Ia
He3nbler iblit er nur mil &0io,
Vas er bonn Berg berlHtor fout
Sugar Qoof IT aiter Siod
Nertnnl heine Sole lfilo oeintli nod
Setiauf' Die glnoel iino Die G heer,
. SeiiIl Stod mad1t bid 8um VhIlioudr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

renee ~ Settle, $5; Sermon Nlepes,
Baltimore $25; 6ronf 0IrapeS. Bal
tituoro, $50; 6reo q. 9SihoIS, 9aI,
timore, $25; @ S. 0SIopcr. 9aIti-
more $50; Sarrp Bob, Baltimore,
$40; Slidaro GurIep, @altimore.$t0;
@eorge @. @iltiuioul Baltimore,
SOS; Sawrence Soopcr, 9aIiimore
$50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

@.tlde bH iparen ipEHSmeW anb Grobc Uher
MsIWe @Nhlltten tBclD w @anr cher Nv mpnnt.
ttGen Mb5a1lnNgen anlegcti pnlicn, N.Y. NJ M,
W eintgeH 3abreA mebr lute perpeppelt sHtF
SllGEsEeH Br0We cut gue0cne WrnnbNAdc III
Stla yinunt Der NrueH &urtaht qTaeW @ig
MT WeIo tett alti nnpit Gte ble iteOruem
Maten erbnlteil. WrMnoltNde G2M bci 2SO,
oAal l1l Vel 2aO, fur mciiNer nl0 NtNta ngg
AhaorntiuR. settn Dalb ~ NgMtH pru rttns
prdttuR luertn iciu. Cemenurte Buuaiueae sless.
Lnoahltittic @traHcn llrsanDe nnh Nagantie beS
tttele mil elnacinUNfW cline o3gle0gaueii lsF
ScprMcdtlh Mtnppgn, @iIber nab DnMe NiM8egWa
pctieA Su ctbntteN ban
&idIarS VI. GoUt,
wv. tA gsa2 2sEiHatou.Gnase
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