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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

Washington, Oct. "Details Of the
proposed new American $4,000, 900 loan
for railroad construction in China,
twice the size of any previous similar
loan and arranged with a view to in
creasing the Republics total railroad
mileage by so per cent. were disclosed
by details given by Davis S. Rose.
counsel for the American interests, aft
er the publication of dispatches from
Pekin sindicating conclusion of the
agreement Mr.. Rose was present at
most of the negotiations and drew up
the contract, which has now been sign
ed. No official information has reach
ed the state department or interested
diplomats concerning the arrangement.
Officials of the department say. how
ever, that the loan and contract prob
ably would not conflict in any way with
the new Representatives, treaty and
there apparently Is no disposition in
diplomatic quarters to believe that ia
pan or Great Britain would undertake
to interfere.
Estimating the cost per mile at $4,000
completely equipped, the Seims-Carey
contract calls for an expenditure of $780,
100000 with the possibility of doubling
that amount if the option is taken up.
The loan is to be secured by the proper
ty in the road itself and not by conces-
sions or gopernment guarantees.
Surprise over the announcement of such
a tremendous project was expressed here,
for the recent failure Of $50, 100000 loan
to the Chinese government because Amer
lean fnanciers could get better terms
abroad seemed to show apathy among
bankers here toward the development In
China Moreover. ever since President
Wilson's announcement at the beginning
of his administration that the terms OF
the so-called six power loan jeopardzed
the integrity of China caused the Amer
lean group to retire, Chinese influences
have sought in vain to float loan in
the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Vote Unite Baptists
and the Free Baptists


Portland, Me, Oct. AT meeting
Of the Baptists and Free Baptists Min
listers conference held here today it
was voted to unite the two bodies and
a committee was appointed to make
arrangements. Reports on the Sufield,
CT, conference were given by Rev. w.
r. Wood of Saco and Rev. Harry Tay-
lor of Charleston. This afternoon there
was an address by Rev. F. \. Ander-
SON at conference on Methods Of
Evangelism"
The two women's organizations, the
Women's Baptist Federation and the
Free Baptist Womans Missionary So
ciety, voted to unite at this afternoon s
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Russians in
Galicia Are
Meeting with
Heavy Attack
Successful in Southeast,
Lose Hundreds of
Men on Brody-Zloch-
off Road and Repulse
Assaults in Other Sec
tors

The Rumanians have invaded
Bulgaria.
On the upper reaches of the
Danube between the fortified
towns of Rustichuk and Turtu-
kai, where the river begins it's
bends northeastward, leaving
Bulgarian territory and separ-
ating Rumania proper from Do
brudja, the troops Of Rumania
have made their way to the
southern bank of the stream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Situation Grows Tense
with Notes Exchange
Over Neutrality
COMPLICATIONS
ARE AUGMENTED
Stiff Reply to Entente
Protest Refuses to
Discuss SWeden's
Neutrality

London, Sept. 22.-(Correspondenca
of The Associated Press Relations
between Sweden and the Entente Pow
erS are attracting unusual attention
here, and there is every indication that
the situation threa tens to become tense.
With the dispute as to mail seizures
still unsettled there has now arisen the
charge by the Allies that the neutrality
of Sweden is not SO loyal and impartial
as 1t should be. This has drawn from
Stockholm a reply as tart and crisp
as some of the notes in the mail con-
troversy which were characterized by
Viscount Grey as containing words not
usually found in diplomatic correspond
ence. The new point of contact with
Sweden is the outgrowth of the prac-,
tice of belligerent shipping in using
Swedish territorial waters for all Bal
tic traffic. Within the safety Of this
neutral three-mile limit ships of the
Entente nations have sailed defantly.
into and out of the Baltic, paying not
the slightest heed to the German fleet
looking on from the outer waters. Sim
ilarly German merchant ships have
sailed up and down the west coast Of
Sweden, heavily laden with foodstuffs
and iron ores, while Russian destroyers
in the northern reaches Of the Baltic
have been impotent to act.
Sweden Takes Action
This practice placed heavy respon-
sibility upon Sweden and kept her fleet
busy day and night patrolling the ter
ritorial waters in protection of tha
belligerent traders despite which pre-
cautions there were several violations
Of Swedish neutrality. Public sentiment
in Sweden was aroused and the govern
ment determined to mine the waters of
kogrund channel, leading out of the
sound into the Baltic.
Sweden also served notice that her ma
val commanders had been instructed to
fire upon all submarines found prowling
within the three-mle limit. This policy
had scarcely been put in practice when
news of the successful trip of a German
submarine to Baltimore was announced
and she was asked if Swedish ships wouli
fire at sight at German merchantmen.
Kosrund Channel Closed
The situation was further complicated
by later determination of the Swedish
government to close the Kogrund cham
mel entirely to all except Swedish vessels.
Then the Allies decided to protest Ac-
cording to reports received here, there
was much excitement In Stockholm when
the allied note arrived and it was prompt
ly described by the pro-German papers
as an utimatum. The Allies protested
that in reserving exclusively TO Swedish
merchant ships the track across the mine
fields esta blished in the Kogrund channel
CONTINUED on Page 4, Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
HOO Miles of Roads

There are to be built 100 miles Of
road between points to be agreed upon
after investigation and pains will be
taken, the corporation says. avoid
interfering with any agreements COW
ering railway construction which have
been entered into by the Chinese gov
eminent with the various foreign gov
ernments of financial groups"
The American engineer is to be ap-
pointed soon and will proceed to China.
Immediately. Probably year will
elapse before the lines are located, it
is said
Preliminary contracts have been
signed by the same interests, it was
said, for dredging the Grand canal in
China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Won Hindenburg
Has Observed
69th Birthday

Berlin, Oct. (via London).-F'ield Mar
shall Won Hindenburg, chief of the gen.
eral staff, is today celebrating his 69th
birthday at headquarters on the eastern
front.
The Berlin newspapers all publish arti-
cles exafting him as the great German of
the age and expressing the fullest conf
dence in his ability TO lead the German
armies to victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

Mountain View. N. H, Oct. 2.-An
empty shell which fitted the automatic
revolver with which Mrs. Florence A.
Small is believed to have been shot
before she was beaten, strangled ana
burned to death in her home last Fri
day, was found today in the ruins of
the Small cottage, according to High
Sheriff Arthur Chandler. The revolver
had been previously discovered in the
debris.
State and county authorities were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Seeking Purchaser
Resin in Small Case

still searching today for the purchaser
of the resinous substance with which
Mrs. Smalls body was covered. Little
importance was attached by High Sher-
if Chandler to the discovery of foot
prints near the Small cottage on the
night of the fire and the discovery OF
hammer in boat on Lake Ossipee
today Frederick l.. Small, the woman's
husband who is being held for hear
ing on October on a charge Of murder,
is locked up in the Ossipee Jail and still
protests his innocence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
CARL E. MILLIKEN
TO ADDRESS THE
BAPTISTS TODAY

Preliminary to the first annual meet
ing of the United Baptist Convention
of Maine, which Will open tomorrow in
the First Baptist church, meetings were
held today by the ministers and the
United Baptist Young Peoples Society
Carl E. Milliken, governor-elect of
Maine, who is president of the organ
ization, will preside and deliver an ad-
dress at the opening session In the
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
REPORT is MADE
AT CONFERENCE
" LABOR LEADERS
No Decision Regarding
Further Efforts to Aid
Striking Carmen -
But 4O8 Men Discover
ed by Police in Search
for Those Who Re-
sponded to General
Call

New York, Oct. 2.-Tacit admission
Of the failure Of the general" SYM
pathetic strike in New York in behalf
Of the striking carmen was made in
a report late today to a conference Of
labor leaders which discussed the gen
eral situation. The leaders recommend
ed that every union member in the
city be assessed 81 for the benefit Of
the subway, elevated and surface car
employees who are on strike in Man
haitian, the Bronx and parts of West
chester county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

n The Franklin was built at Charles
Flown, MASS. in 1918, and was rebuilt
EAnd enlaSged at Portsmouth, n. H., in
When launched she was the larg-
Ct ana best equipped ship of the Unit
ktes navy. A month ago the ship
f. Aold to the salvage company and
bwad here
Eke Franklin cost thst sgpvernment
,3Sd, 900 and was sold fdA3is, 7sS. Be-
fAes great quantities g. copper che
|aA3Sage company e1psee3 to extract
~ worth of gold from thu, rivets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

FL Paso. Texas, Oct. Villa told the
Mexican mining men at San Andres.
after capturing that town from Carranza
troops. September "a. that he had no
enmity toward Americans and asked
them to notify their American friends
to resume work at their mines in east
ern Chihuahua, as he would give them
all guarantees. two Mexican men who
arrived last night from San Andres re-
ported. ~
villa, in an impassionsd address to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Villa Promises That
Americans Are Safe

the townspeople, declared that he was
fighting only the trail Of Carranza,'
they said. He announced at Santa Ysa-
bel and San Andres that he would re-
turn in a few days and that any male
resident of these towns over the age
of IA who was not ready to take UP
arms with him would be put to death,
the mining men stated. Villa got 100
recruits at these two villages before
marching toward Cusihuiriachic. they
said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
.110-YEAR-OLD WOMAN
DIES BY ASPHYXIATION

Maspeth, N. Y, Oct. Mrs. Mary
Ford. said to have been 10 years old,
was found dead from gas asphyxiation
at the home of her granddaughter here
today. It was first believed she had
committed suicide, but that theory was
abandoned after the coroner had COM
pleted his Investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

A non-suit was ordered Thursday in the
supreme Court at Auburn in a personal
damage suit for $4,000 brought by Mrs
Celia Harvey Of Auburn against the Will
ton Wooden Company Of Wilton. Me-
The plaintiffs hand was mutilated while
cleaning her loom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

Two base hits-Gardner, Lewis,
Schang. Sacrifice hits-Thrasher, jan
win, Grover. Sacrifice fy-Grander.
Double play-Lewis to Cady. Left on
Observation-Disclosures 4; Boston I. First
on err ,rs--Phila >. Bases on balls
off Johnson 3; off Shore /. Hits and
earned runs--off Johnson and in S.;
off Shore and in S; off Jones 4 and
> in 4. Struck out-by Johnson l; ~
Shore /; by ones l. Umpires-O'-
Loughlin and Evans Time-1.16. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

Infantils Paralysis At Leeds.
Miss Eva Charron. who has been work.
ing at the home Of Ralph X. Lothrop of
Leeds. is Ill with infantile paralysis. and
the house has been quayantinedA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
STANDARDIZATION
FOR GASOLEN E

Washington, Oct. 2.-Constant COM
plant that automobile users are re-
ceiving adulterated gasolene from
dealers has prompted the department
of commerce to undertake standardized
ton Of the oil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Boston Forecast

Boston, Oct. 2.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity:
Tuesday fair; Wednesday becoming
unsettled; light to moderate northwest
winds increasing BY Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
High Strategic Value


Just how many men were thrown
across the river is not disclosed in eth
err the Rumanian or German official
communications, but the strategic val
ue of the maneuver seemingly is two
fold.
Nine miles eastward from Turtukai
which lies at the western extremity of
southern Dobrudja, is Varna, Bulga-
ria's chief seaport on the Black sea. If
sufficient men have been sent across
the river and are driven along the Do
brudja- Bulgarian frontier toward Var
ma not alone would the seaport be in
danger but the move would constitute
a serious menace toward the isolation
Of the German, Bulgarian and Turk
ish forces operating against the Ru-
manians to the north
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Weather forecast for northern New
ENGLAND: Fair Tuesday, warmersirte-
rior: Wednesday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03

a gbort, Me. Oct.
frissts Franklin. aasasip
Farragut on his European
1861 and for the past % ysa VIZ!
ing ship at the Norfolk. ~
yard, was burned on the bea
late today for the metal in heF =
After darkness fell the illufnin
could be seen for miles inland. Nh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
RELIABILITY

When buying Jewelry the reliability Of
the firm you're trading with Is the first
consideration. We have been In the
Jewelry business right here on Lisbon
ST IS years and guarantee every article
sold In our store TO be exactly as repre-
sented. We also guarantee our prices to
be as low Cor lower) as any other reliable
Jewelry House in Maine!
Watches, Diamond Rings, Wedding
Rings. Seal Rings, Silverware for the
table. and all sorts of beautiful and
inexpensive Gift articles.
OreW's Reliable JeweIry Store
Established 1876 years ago!
q Lisbon Street. Lewiston. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Red Sox Giving Their
Regulars Workouts
for the Worlds Series

The game was the fastest played here
this season. l hour 16 minutes.
Tho score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-03
Dobrudja Reverses

Dobrudja Reverses
simultaneously with the announce
ment of the crossing of the Danube
comes a report from Bucharest that
fresh attack along the entire front in
Dobrudja has resulted in the defeat of
the center and right TANKS of the
troops of the Central Powers.
In pennsylvania the Rumanians on both
sides of the Great kukel river have adj
vanced against the Teutonic Allies, while
westward, in the vicinity of Orosva and
near Petroseny, the Austro- Hungarians
have captured positions from the Ruma-
mans.
IN Galieia
The fighting in Galicia. with Lemberg
the objective has resulted in Success for
Russians in the southeast. On the Brody-
Zlotchoff road the Teutons recaptured the
ground lost last Saturday, according to
both Berlin and Vienna. and made pris-
oner 2306 Russians. while in the Nara
yuvka and Zlota Lipa sectors the Rus
slams repulsed vicious Teuton attacks.
inf1icting heavy casualties and capturing
1900 men. ID the Lutsk region Of volhy-
MIA northy ~ syiniuskn Russian at
tack was ,lsed.
! Lsttlx tional nSks 81 the nghting
on ~ RI edopisn Tint has come to
he ttsSn 10th sides along
~ ~ apr Are continuing
thelt4 kaca<s fsiter-attacks, with
nd q Sss for either. Aside
f5essS Ihs hsKfs which are especial
I ,esH ~S~ -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
M1ts Sem 8cridlt,

Glga Sionep bat oltr6 MmpaIt
6. &oobemig cine 5heioungs=
flage geaen ibren Man1L SoiepB 6.
SlOnep apegen eral1lanler 1l1o nll=
1nel1ldlifer 9ebanolltl1g anitrengell
lallen. Gas 9aar p%erbeiratbete iid)
na6 Der &~lageIdriit am 10. sSuli
1895. Die &lGscrin perlangt Mli=
mstlte ll10 Sbbllt ibrer ain0er.
3as Seltamellt BON @aunab @eI
lit ol1r6 Die Mlmalte Gbl1encn lllN
S6orep 5llr gSahlalienldaft einge.
reidt moroe1. Bur IeitamentspoQItre=
derin ml1roe Mmp &c. Morlge belteat.
U. Mtole1l6ed lit sum- Ieltan1eltts=
poullreder Scr Radlalienihaft nor
Ml1ton Mollenbef beiteat moroelr
Mnapalt lit &cnrp 8oalner.
Ser erite @eridt bon @lltaD 5tlte=
bel1, Seltamcntspoaitreder ser Mad)=
loilenldaft BON Mgnes9eornal Irend)
tit bl1rd pic Altppalte @iliou, @rilt
tltnD @tlion billterlegt moroen.
Sle gtoti5 elmer &lage 5llrl @etra=
&c pon $713.54 BON @iaioln Gllis
gegen 50, s. Sesid apuroe geIter1
oltrb Mnmalt &arolo Metcalf BIN.
terleat. Ser alager rerlal1gt sic
5ltnl1e fir Dem geflagten geleiltetl
9ienitc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04

10, 80 un0 80, alle IN Mlen's @rope
Solpmibip, $1S,5OO.
Mid &alle1lbed an 2oltis Meier,
5beil bon Seftion 10, @idorp @rone
|Iopnibip, $4,000.
Spbn $. gblers ltl1S sSralt mNJlar-
|tba s. &oblbanmer, Ibeil bon SET
tion 80, Iapenport Sol0nibip.
Caroline 3anipm on Mrtn1r g.
Ianloil, IbeiI bon Scftion ad]t
9rinceton Somnibip, $3.50.
Geter S. Geterlo1t OH M~belbeios 9
SGebler, Sltbalfte BON 2ot 8, @lpc
3, @reen's 1. Mooition, $500.
Games @bite oil @iQiam Gggert
Sbeil Don Seftion odr, 9ibertp Comm.
lbip $2O,00O.
Sofm Tomnan Scott inns Iralt al
Iralf Stidter, Sbeil BON Seftior
35, 9lttler Iofprihip, $14,30O.
Glpba gealer inns Irali an IS. g
8. Moblmantl, 2ots A. 5, 8 INTO 8
glod 3, 9eGlaire's Mo0itipn al
Comm 2eGla1re, $500.
Gible sSltrgens an 81. sc. @ablt
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lbalfte BON Got 2, @lof 8, 8rabanr's
4. Mbeition sur Comm Iirolt, ST..
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@iaiam s. I6ierina, ullaet6eiltcs
falbes S1tterelie in 9lof 2, Yldt bon
Seem 2i6ertp, $1,75O.
st. 20. @able nll0 sSrall an 8il
liam s. Offering, u~ngetbeiltes fol
bes Slrterciie in 9lof 2, Nlat bon
Nem CELEBRITY, $1,75O.
s.. Ienfmann an S. $. siegerg
5feil bon Seftion A, Glcona 1ptull
i6ip, $4,000.
@iuiam Ibiering lllo Jralt al
Sernlm I6eB, Siibbalfte oes4 georb
meltpiertels bonn Norooltpiartel BON
Nspp0neltpiertel ser Seftion u, 81
bertp Sotpnibip, $17,500.
$. s. 2ablrer 1lho SSralt an 1bp
ntas agar, Siiomcltpiertel BON Sci
tion 36, 8l1e @raB Iomnibip 81,
600.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
3ojabriscs stiftnnasfeit
Ies @erlllania Saltgcrd)ors
Splinabeno, Sen 25. Mars.

St Ser @alle Der Ianiid)en @ril.
berid]aft miro Der allgelncirl bellebte
lnno ullgeiebe1e 8ertl1allia Ginger
Gbor ON Son1tabeno, ben %. Mtar5,
leinen 80. @eburtstag f%eierll.
'@ic int 2eben oes gin5elmenid)en
ous llebcrIdreiten 0cs 80. 2ehens=
iabrs einen @obeplllrft biloet, fam
alld} bonn @erllmlia Sangerdlor be-
baltptet meroen, BOB er iebt al1f benz
@Dbeprnlfte leiller on Greigl1illen rel
hcn @eid)idte a1gelongt lit. Sic
Gcamtcll uulo Mitglieocr aber lper=
|oel1 Ben Gercin llibt MIR OUT Ser iesi=
gen @ohc SIT halten beltrebt iein, lun-
bern lie meroem ibr @eItss cin|escll,
Inn Elm meiteres gliihen, @ad)ielt
nno @eoeiben ST ernroglide1.
Gin aus Ben Serrcn S. s. @rant
oils Gorliter, IOolpb Sage, 2onis
Gpds. Ssobn .. Sdlnliot llno 2oltis
@ef deficiencies Nrrangementsfoni=
te lit ieit mcbrere1 @od)en cifrig on
Ser Nrbeit, Tim Oil jenem slheno ein
meiteres Hllbmesblatt in bie @eldlid=
te oes Gereills ein5utragel1. Sin por=
5ilalides Erogramm lit olliammenge=
ltellt moroen; ELM Grograr1lll, oas al
len Mnlpriid]en aered)t meroen oiirfte.
9tad, Ser offi5ieQen Ieier miro eilt
%lolenner 9all abgebaIten meroen.
Mlio mon relerbire bereits jebt Conn
abenO IbenO, Sen %. Mar5, fiir oas
~3Oiabri9e Stiftulrgsfeit 0es @erma=
llia Sanger=Gbors in ser 3anildel1
@riioeriGaftsbolle in geo. COZ @eit
4. Stra6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-04
9ie slueitc 11nb lektc uGreciuia" =sll1f=
fiilr1tla im GrienSln 6pmie.

8ur einem l1o1 belierea @oule oils
am0onnerstag Mbellb, Dor eil1em falt
all%sperfaltften Saltie, fam geitern bie
uEreciola" I'M 5rienolp @onie sur
5lpeiten ulro lestelt MltffiiDrl1ng. l1n0
5mar nit 0emlelben groBel1 Grfolge
mie ON 3onnerstag. Site Mitpirfen=
ben ga6ell iiG eriidtlid -Mliibe, bic
Mltfitbrut1g nod 6eIier sit maden
als Die norbergebenbe. limo es ge=
lang i6nelt portrefflid). 9as Stiid
gi1g nod @flotter oils ont Ionl1erstng,
Die Gbore flappten noh beller mo
nos Ienlpo 1par le6bafter. Die jnn1=
gen 2eute, Ian1en lpie @erren, 6a=
ben bas 1lidt leidte l%lnternebmen eli
ner beutiden Ibeaterporlteaung
glal15ellO oltrdgefiibrt urlo peroiene11
oafilr 2ob. ulto Nnerfenrlllg. @erll
ipiiroen mir al1f Die gin5elleiltu1gen
na6er eingeben, aber Die ipate Stut-
Dc perbietet has. @ir peroen oas
lnorget III Ser Solmtagsaltsgabe
t6ll1, u1lO altdN allf Die 9eoel1tl1ne
oiel ct beutiden I6eaternuifiibrung
BON bier geborenen il1ngen 2ellte1t
oeren llmga1tgsi prad]c bormiegenh
Ole englilhe Spraf)e lit, binpei|en,
Die 9efpiB nid]t n1terldast meroer
oari.
Ger 3lpef Ser g%ufiiibrung, fiji,
Dos Irielrolp Sol,le nllo ieine pielfa:
del1, lobcnsapertbcn @eltreb1ngen eli.
l1lge @elonlittel allf5llbringen, oiirftt
erreld}t leit. Irnb Der redlt betradt
lid)en Soften, fiir &oltii1ne, Stiid
Yerrilden uim. Oiirfte ei1 Diibides
silmmd)en eriibrigt lperoel1, 1pas aQe
Wtltpirfelloen fra10ig begriiBen, mel.
Die grreid)ung Ser slblidt Hires lin
ternetnlens ibnet cine groBe @elllg.
tbllt1g lit. Sic beibell vIrecioja".
auffiibrllngen 1paren Elm @rfolg, cir
poller Grfols in ieOer 9e5iebllng bas
miro BON jeoem @elud)er ser jelbe1
5ugeltanoel1, ullo bas nod mebr, als
Der audi aeiterlt mieoer reid)lid) mn
oft itilrmiih ge5ollte @eifan 6iirft'
alle Mitlpirfenoen fir Die lang,
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