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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

person. interested may within Eve
years proceed by bill In equity to i'm
peach or establish the will. II no
such bill be filed within that time.
the order or sentence shall be forever
binding. excepting. however. the right
o. an infant to file such bill within
one year after he becomes twenty-one
years Of age.
"a. Where will directs the pay
ment Of certain note. and bill Is
filed by the children OF the decedent
to impeach the will. and 1t is alleged
In the bill that the decedent at the
time the will and NOTE were executed
was insane. and that the note was
without consideration. and tho will
provides that the children take what
ever is left the children have an In
terest In avoiding the will and taking
AZ heirs at law. for the reason that
the payment OF the note would Ill
minish the amount to be received by
them. and IL the will stands. the val
idity Of the note cannot be qucs-
toned"
Nell vs.. Lumber Company.
In the case Of Neil against the Flynn
Lumber Company from Nicholas
county, the Judgment of the lower
court was reversed and judgment was
found for the plaintiff, Mason, Judge.
The syllabus follows: 80;
Il. For the principles Of law gov
erning this case see Neil ". Flynn
Lumber Company. n, W. Va, 70S.
% There was a judgment for de-
PENDANT in the circuit court upon de-
murrer to the evidence. The evidence
calls for reversal Of the judgment"
Harvey vs.. Shipe.
The Judgment, of the circuit court
OF Cahell county was reversed and
the cause was 'remanded In the case
OF Harvey against Shipe; Miller,
judge. The syllabus follows: so
Il. Where "a. trust deed debtor
after the sale and the purchase of his
property blythe trust creditor, hut be-
fore the conveyance to him by the
trustee. and with the consent OF such
purchaser, procures third person to
pay to the. trustee the amount OF the
trust debt. and the trustee to make to
such third person a deed fol-. the prop
erty In place of the purchaser, at the
trust sale, and upon terms that the
debtor may redeem or re-purchase the
property from him by paying him the
sum so paid or advanced, within a
stipulated time, such deed will be con-
strued as mortgage and not as an
absolute and unconditional con-
veyance. -.
"2. Subsequent creditors OF such
mortgagor after deed so made may in
equity subject his equity of redemp-
ton to the payment Of their lien debts.
"3. Where the property originally
conveyed to such trustee was owned
jointly by the trust debtor and an
other, as co-tenants. both joining in
the trust deed. to secure the Individual
debt of the former. and the debtor
after sale by the trustee so procures
the property to be conveyed to such
third person. as stated In the first
point OF the syllabus, tho transactlon
should be treated as a redemption
from the sale by the trustee and the
other co-tenant let in to all his other
rights as SUCH"
Sizemore vs., Lambert.
In the case Of Sizemore against
Lambert. from Wyoming county, the
judgment Of the lower court was re-
versed and the cause was remanded:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Prof.
]. A.
Healy
and
Dancing
Partner,
Miss
dllC6
Fuller
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

to mind another evil phase in connec-
ton with newspaper fakes-it is i'm
possible to eradicate the evil effects
which follow them. Once a story has
been planted" 1t grows and grows.
Seldom 1t Is that there is a consistent
effort to undo false impressions. Per-
haps 1t is best to pass over false state
ments so that they may die from neg
lect. But often the dying is a slow,
hard process and involves great suf-
fering OF varied character. The world
will hear, for score Of years to come,
that this or that person died from an
operation following appendicitis, pro-
duced by the Judgement of a grape
seed in the vermiform appendix" And
many, many people never again will
eat grape as 1t comes from the vine,
for there has been planted in their
minds too deeply to be uprooted fear
that to do SO might eventually neces-
state a surgical operation. Such is
the cancerous nature of the idly con-
ceived fake-it thrives insidiously on
the susceptibilities of all the world.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Possible B.neaciaries Of the New Movement.

~ SHERMAN

tits . business mans Job, and a
business man should fill It"
With this slogan an organized
movement has been launched to land
o business man In the White House,
the first step being to secure control
of the Republican National Conven.
ton and name man Of that type as
the party's candidate for President
A Business Mems Presidential
League" has been formed, with head.
quarters In New FORK, and fas.
and furious campaign Is promised in
the two months remaining before the
National Convention sits. Friends OF
several active candidates for Presi.
dent have Joined forces In the new
movement, It is said. It is the first
formidable combination that has
been effected in the presidential cam.
paign, and Washington political OBJ.
servers are taking notice Of It.
"Sea-going and overland com.
merce, taxation, tariffs, rate regula.
ton. monopoly regulation, the mails
and parcels posts, conservation Of re.
sources, development and mainte.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

nance Of waterways, the huge pay.
rolls Of government employees, the
courts Of justice, the national reve-
nue. collectors and police, the army
and navy-what are all these but
pure business problems, demanding
the same trained and capable bust
ness executive direction that any
great business concern demands ~
says a New York newspaper in an.
swering the question. "Why not elect
q business mani"
@In the fifty years that have
elapsed since Abraham Lincoln died,
not one Of the eleven Chief Execu.
tives Of this colossal business cor
poration called the United States has
had the slightest business training
or any acquaintance with the COM
pick, varied, ramifying and inter.
related problems Of finance, produc-
ton, transportation and world ex-
change upon which depend the well
fare and prosperity Of the whole peo-
pie and Of each individual citizen"
"Any one Of half dozen candi-
dates" it is said, "may be the bene-
ficiary Of the business mems cam
lpaign. Senator Weeks. of Massa-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Miller. Judge. The syllabus follows:
II. The cffect OF Anal decree, ig-
noring tho demurrer to bill pre-
viously filed. and granting the relief
prayed for. Is to override such de-
niurrer.
20. Such demurrer being general.
and not specifying the absence OF pur-
ported exhibits with the bill. will not,
after answer tiled not challenging the
existence Of such exhibits or the valid
ity thereof. Justify reversal OF a final
decree upon the issues presented by
the pleading.
"s. A bill by creditor to set aside
deed ms having been made fraud
ulcntly, and as being voluntary and
! without consideration, and for the
| purpose OF hindering. delaying and de-
frauding creditors. and properly al
Logging thesse facts, Ia good on de-
murrer as a bill for that purpose.
-. Where the parties to such al
legged fraudulent deed are all related.
and the deed on slts face rccites a
nominal consideration paid. and Is
made after the pending suit brought
by a creditor Of such grantor to re-
cover Judgment against him. and tho
grantor has no other property. the
decd Ia prima facie fraudulent and
void. and the burden Is upon the
parties thereto to establish by proof
the bona fidas and validity thereof"
Comnlsky VS. Railroad.
81. a carrier is chargeable In dam
ages for the false imprisonment OF an
employee for non-payment OF fare.
when he In good faith believes he Is
entitled to free transportation in
virtue OF the contract for service other
than the operation OF the carriers
trains, the imprisonment having re-
suited from an unlawful arrest made
or caused by the conductor OF It's
passenger train, based on tho failure
Of the employe to pay fare when de-
mandcd. The proper remedy In such
case is election, not arrest and I'M
prisonmen.
"2. If there exists such continuity
In time and circumstances between an
unlawful arrest by tho servants OF the
carrier and the subsequent discharge
OF the accused as to constitute one
continuous unlawful act, the carrier
is liable for the resultant consc-
quencns. where the original wrong was
done by the agent while actually on
gagged in performing the duties, as
signed to him. r.,'.
20. A warrant issued upon q COM
plant charging non-payment OF fare
only, Ia n nullty. r4
-. While an arrest for one otfense
can not be justified by proof Of an
other separate and distinct offense.
though both are intimately associated
In time and place. such proof may DO
received in mitigation Of damages on
the trial Of IN action for false i'm
prisonment." f.ae
State against Cutlip.
The Judgment OF the circuit court
of Braxton county was reversed, tho
demurrer to the indictment was sus-
tnined. and the accused was dismissed,
in the case OF tho State against cutlip;
Lynch, Judge. The syllabus follows:
IAN indictment charging attempt to
steal or to obtain by false pretcnses a
promissory note. alleged to he the
property Of the estate Of Thomas
McFall. deceased. is fatally defective
on demurrer"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Supreme Court Decisions

In the case of the Randall Gas Com
pany against the Star Glass Company
from Monongalia county, the judgment
Of the lever court was affirmed: Poff-
enbarger, Judge. The syllabus fol-
lows:
II. In the exercise OF the power
and authority to charge unjust or I'M
reasonable intrastate rates. charges
and tolls, SO as to make them just and
reasonable, conferred upon the public
service commission by sec. s. CHI. 9'of
the Acts OF 1913, notice to the pathons
OF the public service corporations to be
affected by the order. of the intention
Of the commission to make such alter
alton. is not required by the statute.
"2. The power Of the commission
to alter rates, charges and tolls for
public service. is delegated legislative
power, and the procedure in the exer-
else thereof is also legislative in char.
acter.
"3. The provisions Of sec. 9 Of said
act, forbiddlng changes Of rates with
out previous notice to the commission
and the public, does not apply to
changes actually made by the COM
mission itself.
~. Permission granted to a public
service corporation by the commits
sion. to increase its rates within maxi
mum limits fixed by its order. Is not e
prescription of new actual rate; and
the maximum rate as fixed cannot be
collected by the corporation, unless II
has put 1t into effect in the manner
prescribed by said section 9.
"5. An order granting such per-
mission is not tantamount to the filing
with the commission, of the schedule
required by sec. ~ Of said act, nor Ia
1t the equivalent thereof or a sufficient
substitute therefor,
Ropar Against Ropar.
The Judgment OF the circuit court
of Marshall county was reversed and
the cause was 'remanded in the case
Of Ropar against Ropar; Mason. Judge
The syllabus is as follows:
impeaching a will. and asking for the
preservation of the property pending
the suit, is not for that reason multi
farious.
"2. A proceeding before clerk Of
county court to admit paper pur-
porting to be will, Is ex parte, and
the person interested need not be noti-
tied that the paper will be so presented
to the clerk.
%. After the order or sentence
made by the clerk Of the county court,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
KANSAS Town
CLEANED UP
/. IN ONE DAY
Three Residents Use Broo,ns to
Clean the Municipality of
All Rubbish.

The town OF Holton Is willing 10
hot that n ia tho one snot,es. town ,r
-. =. =.
N""s s'ns'e aay II was
washed. rinsed ana hung on the line
10 dry. Men, women and all the
children who were mile To leave tbei,
.cho,, NOV, ,a,roa In ,ho uo,.r.r,
s."oo' WV" ,o'A ~ VIC "o'eu''
For weeks Dig piaeards announcing
the fact that Holton was to clean
house" had adorned the downtown
r,,na.,,. c,,,,. ,,..,,,,,,.,.,.., tas
M'"""s' wv o.s"..o"s sa'.u
H. the SCHOOLS taught IL ana the
newspapers boosted II. No Fourth or
July celebration ever surpassed Il In
o,,h,,,,os IA : q. 81 n
w.,
me work OF cieanns the streets
anu yards was superlntended py the
chieI OF tne hre department the
county health olncer ana the busi-
ness mems ASSOCIATION rhey con-
celNed the idea OF DONG IN one day
what tue CITIZENS OF many towns
pan 10 accomplish IN q week. Ihere
hundred people met IN the pubic
square at 9:3O o'clock In the morn
ing. AFTER q snort parade around
inc towns main streets a picture OF
the marchers was taken ana tney
started IN on the Dig task.
Not q single Place Missed.
All OF the workcrs Formed a circle.
AZ they worked they expanded. me
circle grew larger and larger, and
each was restricted to his own dis
trict. II one worker came upon
home where the owner was at work
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Prof. Healy has conducted Dane
ing Academies in Baltimore and New
York City and has also tau ght classes
at Frostburg. Md. He is recognized
by the Congress Association of Dane
ing Masters as one of the best teach
ers in America.
Private instruction will be given at
residences and academy. Special at
tention given to classes at schools,
clubs and colleges and to those who
form their own private classes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
celled the licenses.
Buildings Are Galvanized Iron.

celled the licenses.
Buildings Are Galvanized Iron.
The Du Pont mills are all built OF
galvanized iron. In such hazardous
business there are certain to be some
explosions. For this reason 1t Is not
desirable to have too much wood near
the powder mills to spread splinters
and flames in case Of a severe con-
Migration. At every point there are
signs Of Safety First" and Take
Your Time"
Every man who enters the employ
Of the Du Points ID photographed and
numbered for identification purposes
in case Of injury or death. Afew are
killed, more are injured and some
quit their jobs, but that; Doesn't mat
ter. for hundreds Of other men, at.
tracted by the steady employment;
and good wages. tight to get their
places, 30 that the Du Points are never
short handed. : =, -,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
To OpenDanciilg Schos]
In Clarksbhrg

Dancing classes for children and
adults will be started about May LIST
by Prof. ]. A. Healy. graduate of the
Duryea School of Dancing of New
York City.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Zinc production Of the United
States during 1915 amounted to $780,
900 tons.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
Gnftiuu.

llntcr3eifnetcr miro auf Icinem
8lase in Orafe, Mto., om
Srcitas, ben %. Snli, 1916
beginneno I'M | llbr Rudmittass.
~folaenoes Gigentbnm o%ffentlid OIL
Den Weiltbietenben perfaufen:
1 GROCER Spring.@ aeen,
~ Sob Gplinber Del,
Sriebriemen fir cine SGeemiible.
s 3oll brett,
Circles dge,
SGgemiible-S Outfit,
Cine Is boriepoper engine,
@aiolin.@ engine II. 8aidmai6inc
500 Sub gaubcl5,
3 SeiSofen, 4
1 Srgel. ~
@benfalls Sa1tsger6tbidafteu, Mts
bel rno anbere Irtifel, az aablreidD
I'M iie alle bier ai5ufiibren.
8ebinerngeu: So nnb meniger
8aar. llebcr So feds Monate Gre.
DIT gegen Note nit gutter Sid}erbeit,
2 Bro5ent Rabatt bel 9a~ar5ablune.
SIM Sale es an %. Suli req.
men iollte, fin6et Der @erfarf am
.folgenOen Gage Itatt.
8m. Shaut Srafe. @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

s ledts D.sinfetttons,
mittel. Die sebrdu9liden Dess
infettionsmittel 3arbol, 2p5ol unb
Jormol sreifen Sarbftoffe nidt an.
Sollten aber einmaI bur9 2biol Ssors
ben leiben, 70 Iiest bas baran, bak
bieie Garbsn Elm Waiden iberbaupt
rift %pertrasen, benn 2pioG entbGIt
Seife. IS fei nod baran erinnert.
bob ao4en Der @G16e bic bette
Distinction 1T, sumal, tpenn SEIZE
unb Soba nit Dertpenb.t tperben.
.prattif4e Art, bic 8 o d.
au5ubenabren. LIN
Die 5Opfe i'm 3ii6eni6rant nidt in.
chamber gu itellen, ri9tst man ben
94rant nit Giienitansen elm. lleber
tieie giIenitonsen iperben s.Sofen
uno an oiefe bic Sopfe NIT BEN
9enteln ober StieIen aebdnat. On
Der &oHidraut auBerorbentIih
prottlid unb nimmt bel mebr &C.
19trr auf, aIs pena bic sSpfe ins
ttnanoer eeftellt fperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
1173.

Utetn lieber 6err Hepattipn1r!
Wis ib emal on Den Uorper BON
eis Suneitet Stebts sepeie fin. ba bai
IS mt mebr lang senomme I'm tp
fin in Wai4inston sepeie. 90
i4neu pie en- 9unD gauge oubt, ZEN
t1 on Den prehenoent getablt for
tbn gu riepobrte. .YbiApp. bat :r
ge1agt. hos is ales gang i9Dn I'LL
gut, afpper ib ben isBt gar teine
3eit, mid init ben Yiua gu battere.
Du per1pt pobl pihe, oaB i'd iest
IN meins Rdmpebn jim, I'M pa belBt
es. Die Sbre sefpibt I'm bic huge
aufgebalte. Uter iolt eissntlt1
bente. DaB i'd gar TEN Srubel ben
ioat. mem @6dpp pibDer gu trisss,
bietabs i'd ben bod bic sSuneitet
Stebts e gttminiftrebidens setptps,
bic lid setpaide bat. 0tsr lam pier
piboer iebn. bob mer beutauOas
gar nit mebr an @rattibubt flssere
tam. I'm Do muB i'd grab bran
bente, baB es Su MD puttinisr
guide bnbt. als tpenn bic 9eiti9e
bad an mid gebn bsbte. I'm for bic
ben i'd Is ooH suns setpiB nit bic.
iebrft."
3err Repattiondr. i4 FIN en- piel
gu poIeiter Wtann. ais oab ih eb.
bes oaau seiast batt. atpiper in
meme .5nlelt ben t4 { snu5e Gait
geoentt, lido MI gut in Yrint sude
pebt. bietnbs uler muB bc9 nubtrel
iein. Ser Ntiftet YreFenpent bat
DOR bic Idnsits 3eit Da setofe IN
bat Dor ftp binsesudt. SD pente,
Ct bat gar telne Gnnler BON MID
edspedt. un Dr. is sr au6 nit bis
epeuntet gefpeIe.
Wit eiuem NAL Is Geif In i'm
tOnlme. Tyr is bon iein Stubl aufs
9etldumpit I'm bat seiast: sd
ben's! sd ben's!" Wel. ben t9
seoentt. I'D hummer, mas ba for .
lbmarte gibie eraustDmme bubt!
@r bat bann sefast: .2uds bier, Wtis
fer S%uuerampter! Sic fin en- belts
ther Wann un bieieltpe .3eit fiibgs
ct bod siemlid for bic Sunsitst
Stebts. Wis mar es, tpenr sic
emal ebbes for Sbr 4boptief BOT.
teriono bubn bebteg Sd meine,
bietabs Sic tonne gut Spietidss
MADDEN. un on mar es mebbie for
Sbne e idmales Matter, in Mie.
tunse in mein Gebper 5u table.
Wenn i1 oann eledtet rperbe, bann
bubn i'd einises for Sbne, tpas sc
noble, I'm sc tonne einise Offs
ben. I'm pas ia seprammiit ben,
oas ben id nod INNER bebaIte."
Sotid en- R6rf! ben i6 su mt6
sebentt, Sd ben bod ebbes 5ase
mihe, lii oa ben ib sefraet: .Mel..
ipenn i'd auf ben Stump sebn bebt,
mas bebte sc benn ba sdspedts.
bob ia iase fol2" .Mei bas is
ieils," bat Der Yrehenoent ssLaat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

Grit felt furaem bat bas ameritas
ntfde 8unbes =Detteramt n~atftebenbe
ginridtuns, pelde bieilei9t in einem
folaen Sienite Bis iebt bic ein5ise lit:
ndmli9 cine Station fir bas duff
1ltesenlaifen bon 2uftbra9en Sag fir
Sas. nm bic Detterz8 su
unterftiiBen.
9ieie Station beftnbet ii9 10 Mei:
len tpefli9 bon Oklahoma Gitp. Cine
4naabl 2eute 1T bier tdsIi9 bamit
befddftist, sroBe SraGen = natiirz
lid Jeffelbrahen - bret Bis bier
Waeilen bod in bic 2uft auffeiaen
gu laiien. guf folde Deiie fpirb.
obne bab mon JIieser in anipru6
gu nebmen brau4t. biele tpertpolle
4ustunft iiber atmofpbGrii9e Der
bdltnifie in GROCER 90be erIanat.
tpelde auf Witterunsse @erdnberuns
gen @influB baben m0sen. limb fpds
terbin taun biefer Sienit aualeid in
elmer anberen Siniidt bon 9uben
fein, ndmli9 inbem CT anbaltspuntte
fur bic geeisnete Muslesung bon 2uft=
fahrta&urfen bietet.
Mit benz 9inauffenben Der 9ra>
den baden bic 2eute feline arobe
S4pieristeit. unb fie bebiirfen 6afiir
feines beionberen 4pparates; bas 3us
riidaieben iebo9 erforbert eine iebr
tarte. nit Glettrisitdt betriebene
3afpel. llnb bieie muB sriinbIid
ioIiert peroen. ba bic Draden an
8upferbrabten bdnser, tpeIde bic mo-
iiirli9e glettri5itdt Der Mtmoipbare
5uletten. in ioldem WaBe, bab
man4mal bic 9ebienunsss MannIdaff
sinen ernitlihen S9lag betommen
t0nnte. foenn Der Strom ni9t an aIs
len ssfdbrliden Stellen abseIperrt
udre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
Jarm al 8erfanfen.

Drei Meilen iiioltd bon N~orriIon
on Der Sanel Roab, nnb befannt als
Der .2ange Blas." 9eitebt aus 472
gfer, nobon 1870 9lfer rnter 9ul.
tur iinb. Sanntlides 2ano lit eiu.
ge5aunt. auf benz 8lat befinoen iid
atpei quite 8obnb6llier, iopie aud
5fuei CUTE Sde,tern rno ionitige,
notbmenoige 9ebengebGube. 5 @der
iino in 8einberg. @uf Dem Blase
beiinben ii6 stpei quite auelIen unb
flint quite 3iiternen; berielbe eignet
lid oaber gan5 Defenders our 8ieb4
auft. 8egen 3dberem idreibe man
Die @orriion 8anf, ober on 8m,
Gpple. Morriion. @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

Scncioe Seinen &adbar midt,
neil or iroblid lit, itnb Oh biit ner-
5a9t, neil err ladt, pGbrenb Oh iellf-
5eIt. Gr lit uabrideinlid nidt wobl-
bnbenoer, oils OH, aber iein 9lut lit
rein llno trGftig, mGbrenb 9eines
froftlos nnb unrein lit. feline 2eber
arbeitet, mdbreno Define iint6tig lit.
5ornt's IlpenfrGllter tann Dir 5llr
giitcn @eiunbbeit perbelfen. IS 1T
itidt in apotbefen 81 baben. 2ofal.
ngenten liefern es, ober man idreibc
on: Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Sons 60,
1875 SO. Sopne @pe., Chicago,
Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07
8olitiidle IrepareSnet.

@ie man rliiet IN Den @olb,
So oos edo %iuioerballt:
@ilion id,ilt ms Burger 5%lpeitcr
3laiie1-
edo: @egen 8ilion itimmt Die
Raiie!
2aBt iie nllr bic .9inoeltri6ler"
idelten,
Im @abltag peroen Tics idon Der.
gelten.
@all Street unb Der observation-disclosures
Millipnen
nid)t Die Stimmen ser ,Seu.
tonen."
@. S. i'm Seoalio Sournul.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-07

sic miife in bic erf9fe geil tas.,
bnb unier aontrie nod ME nit en-
before Sreunb for 9eutf&lanb aes
babt bat als tpie mid. SD sleide
bic beitide poets I'm Sdriftffeler,
ipenn i4 au4 nod nit elm selefs
ben. Sd slei9e bas beitfds gfe
un nur bel ben beitfde Orinte oa
sieb i'd bic 2ein; bas tommt atpiper
baber, neil i9 mid NIT ben pers
bpllte Grebptf4ubs I'm annere fabfte
Drints 10 mein Stoned sefpeuIt
ben, bob er p%uttinter sar nids mebr
itenbe tann. sic tonne au6 bic
piebeIs iase. bob tpsnn es nit
for mid mar, bieies bier aontrie
nit Seiti4lanb Wabr triest bait.
Sd jim es sepeie, mo- INNER paror
eetparnt bat, un pie sc piTe, ben
i'd ia aud f9liebIid nit meine Gis
bic SutseB sebabt. @enn sc
bas al bic Seitf9e 3ittifens fase,
bann tries i9 ie pibber al auf
meine Seit. alfo noble sc mid
eas 5ebiper bubn21
9err Rebadtiondr, i6 fin bo in
{ fd0ne 5ids setpefe. @enn ib
ben prefenbent fem Wii6 erfiat
bait, bann bdtte mid meme 2anbss
lieut. an ben Spatt getiIt, I'M ih
bait fe au4 nit for blebme tonne.
auf bic annere Seit, ben id aua
ben pre1enbent nit iniolte noble.
5or ben Riefen BEN ib seiaat: ,Wt1.
tier Prefenbent. i9 min Sbne email
ebbes iase: Benn i9 70 au bi.
9eitide table bebt. bann bebt ss
mid tenn Dtenf4 slaupe. go bebte
mid einfad frase. in mas for en-
Wes Sic Sbre 5reunbf9aft seaeiat
bGtte9 Mebbie nit ben amuni}den
8iBneB I'm bic peridiebene Npte aad,
Seitfdlanbg" rNeper msinb," bat
Der Miiter prefenbeut sefast, bic
9eitfde fin pieIau sebilbete 2eut, alb
bob fe 10 impertiuente Rpetf4ens
frase bsbte; auBerbem tpeib i'd audi,
bob bic Seitide nids nadtrase, I'm
ipenn i'd bic ieBt prammife, bah
fe ale friide 2uft, mo ie tpo0e, UNI
font bappe tonne, IN baB es aud
fein Babr get,ipe bubt, fanr pers
seHe bic. tpas IN ben pdbft porees
faae Is, IN setptpe mid bod pibs
Der ibr Wobbum." .Sas bent i'd
aud. Wifter Prehenbent. I'M for ben
Rieien Is Is ia aud gar nit nStis.
bob i'd ouf ben Stump gebn; tb
ben bieieibs foniel 8iBneB an
9anb, baB i'd gar nit bic 3ett
for ettpas annerfdter friese bebt, un
for ben Riefeu, fas id aud quit
BEL. tpomit i4 perbletpe Sbne sSbrn
lietper
Pbilipp Gauerampfer.