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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

MADRID. Oct. -. SaI iondun Oct. .. i:IS 2
uho minister OF state replying - question in ti.u
ths,nber OF Deputies TO-DAY SAID that the German
SoYerTlm.ut has promised aspect c"nditionLLy
Spanish ships carrying frr;!t. thoSa with cUl-
sicnmeuts 10 beuSercut ports Tie minister re-
oucs,ed tho chamber not TO discuss tho torpedons py
German submarines II merchant ships.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
HEARING TODAY
Colored Men Charged With Breaking Into Re''-
dence VIII Get Hearing Before
Squire Hobbs

John Smith and ". ". Miller. negroes. arrested
ny Policemen West and BUchNyald. will H. arrHIsncd
Ia day hrforr Squire T. G. II:GlrS t" anSwe! 10 a
charge If breaking into thu rrsilrnr" ~ family
namrd Hrntlr, Srn Oh GLarnr street Saturday night
Al hcadluartr7S il is said that the ncSTurS Lad
entered honSa with intent r"h. hui tina; thIy
were prevented from accomplishing their purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

AMSTERDAM, Via London. Oct. z
sos p M.--The Nieuws Van Den Dag
makes the following announcement:
In replying IN the memorandum or
the Entente Allied Powers regarding the
ipteruing of all submarines in neutral
waters. the Dutch government states
that commercial submarines Will be
treated as merchantmen by Holland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Canadian Troops Arrive.

HALGFhN U., 1.-The Nova Scotia H!ShiN'd
Brigade and several other Canadian units together
consisting III; officers and 5ta3 men. have arrt:1l
safely in England. K officially announced III?
sailing OF tia tranSp"!; from this port October H.
,Yr days after the submarine CJi had SUNK
nait dozen rcSseis an III" steamer lane OH NAN
turkri IslaId. Vas 4 military secret.
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repulsed the enemy. In tho Buzcu valley enemy
counter attacks repulsed a. the point II the
hayonet. There has been complete calm on this
front.
AT Predesl there was bombRrGment b. heavy
artillery. III the region Of DrASosla'le We Fepsed
TWO attacks An action against tro":@ which passed
through Scara is la progrcss In t..v Valleys OF The
jul and Alt and ut 0rSura the situation Is un-
changed. violent tempest Is restricting operations
All along TIE Danube there Is nothing fresh 20
report.
- ,tirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Rodiee Washed Ashore.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 22.-The
bodies Of two men. believed to have
been members Of the crew OF the barge
D. L. Filler. which foundered in Lake
Erie Friday night with loss OF 6
lives, were washed ashore below Am
herstburg, Ontario. about 20 miles
down the Detroit river, today. They
have not been identified.
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alot Follow A,,ss,Inatlon.

LONDON, Oct. %. ?. MA wireless despatch
from Rome reports that There wero grave nn;s In
Vienna after the assassination Of Count Stucrckh.
which the police powerless to ouell.
The wireless also reports renewal Of TIE mani
festations In Athens In favor az the United Sta,rs
Intervening in behalf OF tho Greeks against the oc-
cupatlon OF Athens and Praeus By Entente Allied
forces
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Nnu EIhmlSh AchdemN.

BERLIN. via Wireless ~ SIyrillc. y. Y. Oct -
Governor General vnn Kissing to-day naUSurated the
University ~ GErrt. which has been transformed 'ato
4 Flemish academy In his address the GoreFh"s
i;rnc-ul said that the inauguration would be aifEe-
r:d;cI .yhcrcser Flemish people live.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

ROME. Oct. a2. 9:l0 A. m.Salratore BarGIiia.
former minister without portfolio In tho Mesa
charactezes the assassination OF Premier Stucrglh
O.. rebellion OF tho modern thinker against tho
feudal mlItanstic, and clerical organization ut
Austria"
The Impression made In Italy. he asserts. is
heightened By the fact that the Premiers assassin Is
we'll known here literary man particularly as
translator OF Italian poetry.
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OPPOSITION 10 Party.

VIENNA. Saturday. Oct. q. via Amsterdam and
London. Oct. %. 8:aJ D. m.-The Allgemelne ZeitmG
says Dr. Friedrich Adler for some time past has
occupied position In opposition to the majority Of
his own party. tho Social Democratic OF which be 10
secretary. He Is we'll known as Socialist Journal
s, For some time no has been regarded Ms ccccn-
tr.c. His wife Is Russian Of Monaghan extraction.
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PREMIER OF AUSTRIA
Continued From First Page.)

rath deputy and a Socialist OF mild
type. BY strange coincidence the
father was speaking before the Reichs-
rath in 1911 when Count Stuergkh vas
shot at six times by the Dalmatian
Socialist .Vakusch. On that occasion,
the Count was uninjured.
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po-bar6inc Rrlrars.

SALONIkI. Saturday. Oct. FIVE
London. Oct. a2-6 z. M.-The Bulga-
rian derences at the mouth Of the
Struma River. in northeastern Greece.
were hombarded today by an Entente
.Nllied fleet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Over 1000 Prisoners.

LONDON Oct. -. 1915 D. ni.-The official COM
u,,ncatnn !rou British headquarters In France to-
night reads:
.-Ths total number al prisoners taken In yes;er-
DAVIS oocratIons between Schwaben rcdGubt and 10
sars is now reported LOIS including sixteen off,
GERS"
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from their positions over the whole
front. The Russians and Rumah'ahS
are being pursued by the Germans anu
their allies. Toprai Sarl and Cooadin
have been captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Vs,xels Sunk,

LONDON. Oct. -. i. m.--L!"ydS reports th1t me
following Norwegian resscs have been sunk:
Steamer Dido (s32 tpnsl Fra; III. and FulTio.
the latter without, warnInS: She bark Co.tca tho
bark Guldals and tl!c Cock of the Walk and several
uaTgeS.
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A nAc1siua Vtctnrv

BERLIN. Oct. 22-lBy wireless to
Sayville, y. T.)-The war office an
nouuced today that Field Marshal Eon
Mackensen's army in Dobrudja had
gained decisive victory over the Rus
SLAMS and Eumaniaus. driving them
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Twin Others Nav Be Lost.

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-That other YES
sells than those already reported may
have gone down in the terrific storm
on the Great Lakes. Friday, was the
belief expressed tonight BY Captain
Alexander Mcdonald. Of the steamer
Harvey D. Gouder, which stopped at
a coal dock here this evening, on the
way up the lakes
Captain Mcdonald said that he had
passed through the northern end Of
Lake Erie this afternoon. and that the
lake "waS full OF wreckage."
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branches Recaptursd.

Berlin, in admitting that in Satur-
days fighting the British. north OF the
Somme, made gains. characteriZes the
British losses as reckless sacrifice
of human lives" Several trenches be-
tween Biaches and La MaiSonnette,
south of the Somnle, were recaptured
Saturday from the French, says Ber-
lin. Notwithstanding bad weather on
the Macedonian front. slight addition
al progress has been made BY the en-
tente allies in the Cerna river region.
German troops now are aiding their
Bulgarian allies in the fighting at the
bend Of the Cerna.
Heavy rain storms and snowfalls are
impeding the operations in the Austro-
Italian theatre
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Join the Hughes Alliance
and Show Your C0l0rS

All supporters of Charles Evans Hughes for Presl-
dent of whatever party afiation past present arc IN
vited to enroll as members of the HUGHES ALLIANCE
in the State of West Virginia. and receive handsome
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STRONG DEMAND
Continued FROM First Page.)

ualties. Petrograd says, however, that
the lighting along the river is still 60
ing on, and that the positions have
changed hands several times.
Twice during Sunday--'n the morn
ing and in the afternoon-the Ger
mans launched violent attacks against
the positions newly won by the French
in the ChaulneS wood. south OF the
Somme river, in France.
Both attacks were repulsed. the Ger
mans suffering heavy casualties, &C
cording 10 PARIS. Some OF tn eattack'
ers in the morning offensive gained a
foothold in the French first line, but
were surrounded and the $50 survivors
made prisoners.
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a window placard Is "advertIsIng"
In about the same degree that light
ed match Is lighting system.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
BENI7GH|NG
Young Ingenue is Signed for
Feminine Lead in Mustang
Mutual Features.

The American Film Company. Inc,
announce the acquisition of Miss Mia
Davis, a bewitchIng young ingenue
who henceforth will appear as the
feminine lead in American three reel
Mustang" Mutual features. Miss
Davis comes to the American after
two years Of Aim experience with
other companies in the far West. Her
first screen appearance was made
while she still was a student in a Los
Angeles high school. Upon gradua-
tion she entered f1lmdonf in earnest
and her advance in the art has been
steady.
The first Mutual production in
which Miss Davis will appear is Cur
lew Corliss,' one of the new Happy
Family" series from the stories by B.
M. Bowers, to be released March IL.
She takes the role Of. mountain
school teacher who becomes the OBJ
tect OF the affections Of FGurlew Cor
lfss." who is none other than Art Ac-
cord, the famous Buck Parvin" Of
the Van Loan series produced by the
American.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
ORPHEUlN TO HA We
POMPEH FEATURE

the eruption Of Vesuvius. The erup-
ton OF the volcano Is CHASTITY and au-
thentlcally pictured.
Friday. the beautiful star OF tho
famous stage aIlcgory, "Everywoman,' =
Adele Blood. will appear in The Dew
lis Toy" one OF the most sensational
photoplays ever released on the Equit-
able program. 1t tells of slave OF
ambition who sold his soul to per-
dition for fortune. fame and love. An
all star Broadway cast supports tho
star throughout the length Of tive acts.
The costumes are lavish while tho
staging is almost beyond comparison.
Stars Lillian Virgins.
Saturday. the intense heart interest
drama. "HCr Atonomont." Il decidedly
interesting story tCemInE with pathos
and having for It's theme love, 1eal-
Ousy and revenge, will he the special
offering. The play Is laid In society
circles to start with. hut has It's end
Ing in the golden West. where the
beautiful heroine of the story finds
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
DRAMATIST
Of International Fame is En-
gagged to Write PhotopIays
for LaSky.

The man who put Robert Louis
Stevenson's Treasure island" on the
stage. contrary TO NIL beliefs Of en-
perienced managers, and which Is one
OF the biggest shows OF tho season.
has been engaged by the Jesse l..
IAsky Feature Play Company to write
photoplays for the Paramount pro-
gram. He is Jules Eckert Goodman.
dramatist OF international reputation.
AS writer for the legitimate stage.
Mr.. Goodman's namo has been before
the public for years
The addition Of Mr.. Goodman to the
staff OF contributing writer's who have
been engaged by the Iklsky company,
gives promise to some interesting
original work for feature production.
He is a man of wide experience, gentle
humor. and has n thorough under
standing of the bigger questions be-
fore the American public today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

Neill, Lionel Barrymore and Irene
#Hawley make up list that gives
promise Of yery=big things.
The photodramatic version of the
famous story, ''Tennessee's Partner"
will be presented Monday with Fannie
Ward, the beautiful Lasky star in the
title role. This story was adapted for
the screen by the celebrated drama
list, Marion Fairfax, from the spoken
stage version of the story by the emf
nent playwright, Scott Marble.
Graphic Pictures.
When this story was first written 1t
attracted worldwide interest on ac-
count of its graphic pictures of the
carly gold rush in California and the
wonderful influence of small child
over large number Of rough men. In
the cast supporting Miss Ward are
such distinguished artists as Jack
Dean, Charles Clary, Jessie Arnold.
Raymond Hatton, James Neill and
other members of the Lasky all star
organization.
The seventh chapter Of 1.-THE Strange
Case of Mary Page" and the Para
mount Photographs will serve as the
added attractions Monday.
Tuesday, Marguerite Snow, the de-
lightful young screen star. will be pre-
scented in "a Corner in Cotton" a five
part Metro wonderfully produced by
the Quality Pictures Corporation. Miss
Snow will be surrounded by an all
star cast which includes Frank Ba-
con, the foremost character actor of
the stage and screen, Lester Cnneo.
Helen Dunbar. ]. w. Goldsworthy.
leila Call, Howard Truesdell. VIII
liam Clifford and Wilfred Roger. The
production abounds with a wealth of
Interesting scenes, contrasting life in
New York society with conditions
among the poor in the slums there
and with those that exist among the
cotton mill workers in the South.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
GRAND PROMISES
WEEK OF TREATS
The added attraction this day will
be the latest Pathe News.
Eu.n.nA.u...-.

The added attraction this day will
be the latest Pathe News.
SumptuOuS Production.
Wednesday. Anna Held's long her
aided motion picture debut becomes
an actually in Madame La Presi-
dentc." a sumptuous production in
which the world famous star is to be
presented by the Oliver Morosco
Photoplay Company on the Paramount
program. A score of noted French
actresses have had their innings at
impersonatIng the volatile Madamoi-
sclle Gobette In Paris productions of
the three act HenncQuin-Veber classic.
but none have ever brought to 1t quite
the same prettineSs of face and figure.
or the same adorable. never crack a
smile drollery as the magnetic Anna
Held. To see her cody take posses
sion of Judge Galipaux's house, and.
DOMINIC the nightcap Of the old fash
Toned wife, waltz around making
laughable moves Of mockery and
amusement Is to be convinced that
Gobette requires not art, not intelll-
gence. not practice-it requires moth
ing short OF the phenomenal Anna
Held personality.
The added attraction Wednesday
will be the Paramount Travelogue.
Story Of Stage Life.
The pitfalls that lie in wait for
young stage struck girls are graph
lcally depicted in the Jesse L. LAsky
presentation of James Forbes's world
renowned play, 1.-The Chorus Lady"
which will be Thursday feature. This
play has to do with the troubles of
Patricia O'Bricn. 1.-The Chorus Lady"
in keeping her younger sister. Nora.
from being led astray by the fascIna-
ton of theatrical life. These two
wonderful roles are played by Cleo
Ridgeley and Marjorie Daw, respec-
lively, and according to those who
have seen the photodrama, could not
have heen placed in better hands. Mar
jorie Daw will be remembered as the
IA year old protege Of Geraldine Far
rar, the grand opera prtma donna,
who discovered her while at the Lasky
studio.
The added attraction this day will
be the Charles Chaplin Cartoons.
Absorbing Drama.
Friday, Wiiiiam Fox will present
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
MOORE is SIGNED
BY Lasky Company and n
Will Be Starred witt
Anita KIM.


Victor Moore, one Of the leading
comedians Of the American stage, who
has definitely retired from vaudeville
and musical comedy to appear for an
extendedAperiod in Lasky productions
Canlount program. viii be
der way entitled 1.-THE Race.
Anita King, who travelled across the
country last autumn from the Pacific
to the Atlantic by herself in an auto
mobile as the Paramount Girl. viii be
featured with Mr. Moore in this pro-
duction.
This Is q happy continuation of star
and leading woman. asiMr. Moore and
Miss King made individual and united
successes in the photoplay entitled
'tsnobs.n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
PaSquaEi's Ten Reel Historical
Spectacle In a Notable
Weeks Program.

Several OF tho most noted dramatic
stars are TO appear on tho screen of
the Orphcum theater this week. and
interesting stories peculiarly adapted
for each ono will make the weeks
program one long to be remembered.
Monday, Holbrook Blinn will APP
pear in "ThG objectionable Sin," u
story OF memorable interest adapted
from the famous novel OF the same
name. This Is Shubcrt production
and will prove very interesting to all
who see 1t. An exceptionally clever
cast accompanies the star.
Tuesday, another Blue Bird screen
production. Hop. the DEVILS Brew"
will be the feature Offering. The
Broadway favorItes and co-stars, Lois
Weber and Philip smalley are stars
OF the piece which has been 80 popu-
lar and which Is taken from story
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

presented. On its previous presenta-
ton it made the biggest kind of hit
and there is scarcely a day passes that
some picture lover doesn't inquire Of
the management as to its return. Lion
ell Barrymore and Irene Hawley are
the stars of this production and It
can safely be said that they were
never seen to better advantage.
The added attraction Saturday will
be the Paramount Bray cartoons
which have caused such favorable
comment.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
PROMOTED
To Dictatorship is Rcaves Eason, Of
the Balboa Stan.

1t didn't take Reaves Eason long to
win his spurs to a dictatorship at Bal
boa. Although he has had great
deal OF experience producing for the
screen prior to joining the Horkheim-
err brothers. the only opening avail
able was that of assistant. He didn't
stand on any false pride. but took It.
Last week another company was or
ganized at the Long Beach studio and
Eason was put in charge of 1t.
Lois Meredish. Balboa's newest star,
is playing the lead in a five reeler.
supported by Frank Mayo and Marie
Empress.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

The plans of the new Clara Klmball
Young Film Corporation have been
perfected and the organization will
begin the production of its feature
pictures July u when Miss Young's
contract with the World Film Corpo-
ration will terminate.
Each OF the Clara Kimball Young
Film Corporation productions will
present Miss Young in distinct char
and n story OF an original
theme written by one OF the most
brilliant scenario creators in the
country.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
LECTURE
Season Is Closed by Burton Holmes
Who Jumps 10 Films.

Burton Holmes, one of the worlds
greatest travel lecturers, the first to
realize the educational advantages of
having motion pictures OF travel
shown in motion picture houses, has
closed his lecture season for 1916.1916
and will devote the next few months
to the work of Conducting his week
ly easy chair Journeys" for the Para
mount Picture Corporation. Mr..
Holmes has left New York for Chi
cago. where tho producing work Of
his travel pictures Is conducted.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

Nance oENeill in drama Of, absorb
ing interest entitled "The Witch" Miss
o'Ncfll here has one of the best We
hicles that she has ever been provId-
ed to display her wonderful emotional
abilities. In the character of Fora, a
beautiful daughter of DIR. Fernandez.
she not only captlvates but thrills all.
The added attraction Friday will be
the eighth chapter of THE Strange
Case of Mary Page" and the latest
Pathe News. tt.i
Saturday. THE Yellow Streak. a
Metro production, which appeared
here short time ago. will again be
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
SIGNS GOLDBERG.

Pathe announces the signing Of con-
tracts by which all the animated car
toon comedies Of r. L. Goldberg. Tie
famous artIst-humorist of tho New
York Evening Mail. will be released
through the Pathe Exchange. Inc. IT is
expected that one will be released
every two weeks.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
IGNORE ULRIcH
The Moroseo.Paramount Stan

A tuneful melody taken from the
music score especially prepared for
the showing Of Lenore Ulrich in 1.-THE
Heart of Paula" has been incorporated
into song BY Pamela Woodruff and
William S. Charles. Published by G.
Schirmer, the we'll known music house
and dedicated to the star Of the forth
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
Anna HeId'S Great Film Booked
with Other Notable Screen
Productions.

Patrons OF the Robinson Grand have
great many treats in store for them
this week as some of the best Para
mount, Metro and Fox releases are
on this weeks schedule. Such stars
as Fannie Ward, Marguerite Snow.
Anna Held, Cleo Ridgely, Nance o.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

George Fawcett. among the most
prominent of New York actors, has
arrived in Chicago to take a leading
part in the support Of Thomas SAINTS
chi and Miss Bessie I0yton in the Selig
production of The Crisis" George
Fawcett has starred in many produc-
tons of the spoken drama. including
1.-THE Great John Canton
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
Oriental Masterpiece.

Wednesday, the photoplay idol Of
the millions, j. Warren Kerrigan, will
be seen in "The Pool Of Flame an
Oriental masterpiece OF magniticence.
The story deals with adventures OF
Terence O'Rourke with royalty OF. IN
dla, and is filled with thrilling escapes.
The staging and costumes are of gor-
geous design and the cast very brill
liant. The added attraction will be
another chapter In two reels OF the
great Aim serial, Graft"
What Is considered one OF the wori-
ders OF the world. the original produc-
ton Of 1.-THE Last Days of Pompell."
by Parquall, In ten acts, will be the
mighty spectacle for Thursday. This
photodrama Is Of priceless worth, and
records the deeds and actions Of a
lifetime. 1t will be we'll received by
the local theater going public. The
marvellous production shows the his
toric Roman arena In all It's grandeur,
thrilling chariot races, the lions
turned loose among the gladlators and
the city OF Pompeii before and after
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

coming photoplay release. this song
number will be exploited throughout
the entire country by both publishers
and Pallas Pictures. smashing drive
on 1t now being in the course of COM
pletion.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

w. L. Arlington is to have prom
inent role in Laurette TayIor's new
play by ]. Hartley Manners. "The
Wooing Of Eve"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

that ran in the Saturday Evening Post.
Rufus Steel Is the author. The story
depicts romance and adventure, and is
highly sensational.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-24
Der 9ommanoeur Der WlOwe.
Berlin, 81. W2Gr3.

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aommunOont Der sgtomc", ertIarte
bei einer 2lniprn6e IN ieinem SdioB
All Wollmis in Sdllelien:
sd lpiluidle. Sic fonnien erpiin.
6en. mas id erlebt babe. gieIleidlt
mar es o1s groBte. mas Elm Wiann je
crlehen fnnn. Sd babe gciebcn, mas
Deutide leiiten fonuen. Sir fonncit
i'd meiue J8cfllhle porltcllcn. ais if
on cinen lage odlt britilhe aapltoie
Dor mir butte mo ibnen Iopte: so
orbeitet oie 0eutitc 5SIottc" @rnf
Gobno beid,rieb aud ieincn Gnpfang
beim aoiier in 6eiien N,auptquartier
tno gum SdluB iagtc er: sd babe
nur meine BiIiht 9ctEldn.