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CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON, ". Va. March 10
Certificates Of Incorporation hay" been
issued by Secretary Of State Young to
tiu following new concerns which VIII
operate under the laws OF West Viz
riria:
Weirton Homo EuIlding company 81
Wcirton: chief works n Wcirton and
- where in West Virginia.: proposes tn
divid" land tla"iS into building lots and
sites for factories and :" build resi-
drnrrS: authorized capital $1,000: IN
corp"rat"rs +. 5. :-och, =. G: Lee. \: e.
Sharrc. G.. T. WiScnrr and l.. y. Weir.
All Of Strubenvillo. q.
TIN" Ennmnns Coal company Of Eaford:
chief works Grant county: authorized
capital s3on. 600: incorporntrrs j. Dis
hrow Euknr. Joseph T. Murray. +. Stan
lcv Sausrnan. Frank s. Muzzcy and J. V.
Sweeney. NIL Of Philadelphia.
Rutherford COM company of Phlltpni:
chief works PhilIppI district Harbour
rnrrorarors l.. g. Polling. Dennis polling
ani CLYDE POiinE. AL Of FaCkcrshurE:
Charles A. Polling. Of FaIrmont; F.. 4.
Polling. Of rhilippi.
Tri-Stnt" Foundry md Machin" COM
pany Of ~"ilshurg: {" cnRag" in d
wholesale and retail foundry and NM
chine business: authorized capital $50.
hnN: incnrporators Matthew !. konnld.
Edgar n. Mason. Edward ~. Johnson. F..
Il. Eandamuth. Jr. all Of Pittsburgh.
"a. md Alex Mc1nncs. of WcllShurS.
t'rosscup and company. ot Dunbar:
chief works Hooking county. Ohio: 10
deal In realty and npcrnt" for oil and
ras and MANUFACTURES EaEnlin" from cas-
nC head gas: aHthoriz"d capital S2h ZOO:
trcorporat tory Taul r. GrossCup. Hharles
Earlcr Fred Paul Grosscur. RI. y. Rum.
m"l. all "f Charleston. and ". T. Moore.
ct Dunhnr.
Overland Sales Company. Or Charles
ton: authorized ca7itHl 10000: Will deal
in automobiles and motor trucks; incor-
porAtOrs Frank z. Sweeney. Harry PWCh.
!. blackburn Watts. George II. William
son and Grace Stevenson. all Of Charles
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LONDON. March II. 1870 a. ni.--The
Russian cabinet Will ShurtlS iS$u" Il
manifesto dealing with Finnish liberty.
according n 4 Ps;rr grad despatch tn
Reuters. Negotiations arr proceeding
with Baron ito$cn. former amha Ssadnr
20 Washington with Il view /" his APP
pointmeDt as governor general of Fin
land.
Minister Of Justice Narcnsiy has ~
Gcrcd the district court at ToholSk S.
IBERIA. TO release immediately NJ Drin-
hIyer. former president OF the Finnish
dtrt "nd arranged for. his journey tn
Pctrograd
Baron Roman RomanuvitCh Ros"N was
an!hasSad"r 70 the United States from
April 1905 To July l9lu ON his return.
- Russia h" was appointed q mcgnb"r
OF the council Of The empire from whiri
h" was retired In Januar- last when the
emperor replaced n number nc progress
sive members by reactinnaries. BARON
ttoSen has long advocated equal rights
for the Jews In Russia.
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.POLLhRD'S ARGUMENT
IN YIRG|NIA'S BEHALF

:: ..,ll t,l>..,.,l. - r.. i",','iirnr"r
WASHINGTON. y. G., MARCIA 10
virginia. attorney general. John LAR
land Pollard. in brief filed today
declares the decree Of the supreme
cnuIt Of the United States Will pc
little better than waste paper" II the
contention uI West Virginia u Sus-
taiaed that u" court has no authority
20 compel il 70 pay the $l3.0vP0oo
Judgment rendered IN favor Of v r.
s:niu in adjusting The old Virginia.
deb; controversy. Mr.. p0llard'S orIei
WAS In defense q The constitutional
pnwerS Of III" supreme court 10 com
prl one state 10 pay it's financial QUIZ
cations In another stale.
Vircinia's chief Law officer causu-
caiIv rrit!cizeS West Virginia Tor re-
guSinS 10 take steps lo obey the man
date Of the highest court. lie de-
c,arps that that state stands alone IN
The couE;ry'S history a. the mrs!
instance If 1 state r"puIlaiIn% out!
iluprsri on ii b.: the supreme c"nri'
Th,. claim at WrH: Virginia, he addS,
fhat the court has ma authority 10
,nfcrc" It's decree Is one OF Ear reach
ilc Importance.
Mr.. Pollard contends That the SUI
nrrmn court has the same right TO
compel q sovereign STATE 10 pay us
obligations as il has 10 compel 4
municipal body or Il private citizen.
IIr. cites many authorities in support
o; This contention He contends that
while he court has no power 10 Ia!
"a tax it does have power To compel a
Stale legislature 10 lay 4 tax for the
enforcement Of its DEGREES II" SAID
the court possesses power to issue
mandamuses TO compel bodies TO pay
their obligations. and that this power
also extends 10 mandamuscs against
states. lie points out that the West
Virginia legislature holds the key 10
the state treasury. and br turning
that key it cHn develop tunu "a
satisfy the obligation. Therefore. ne
says. the court has clsarly the r;%h'
. to compel the Wssss eginia lrSisia-
! turp 10 lay Il tay~ Ny The Sl''-
oco 900 judgps. :, arginia,
Sz 5E:S a
in T ;aa y ~
]. y. !. !. !. :: ::
ing into son ana
one dai
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FRENCH TAKE
MORE GROUND
FROM GERMANS

FAIRS. March 70. HOS T.. m.-Thc
French troops hnv" occupied about
invent a,!dii i"nal villages and small
r.W.i> in their advance on the rclrcating
tiorinans. They haE" E"n" beyond itam
,-u Ila Sonmr river and Chauny. on The
.,,e. yyii!rR brings 'h"m Apprecinbly
,.trtr. t. the -. Quentin Laon line. The
,.rI,rj:.l statement Of the war offic" to-
rirhi announcing these gains reads;
In ihr r"urS" of the day our troops
l,.y,. I:"n.' beyond Ham. on the Sumnlc
!.,,r and lhauny, on the Disc. We hold
o. great number Of localities between
ii.s.. Two towns.
cur cavalry. diHcrEtnE several kilo-
ufr;G'.S north Of Ham. captured a convoE
Lat was retiring In the direction OF
quentin. our advance reached on ihiS
.-,imr Il depth of IS kilometres (r"arly
i.,r-nty-iwu !nilc%).
"&uGil, of. ChatIn> our detarhn"ntS
.,.a,.hr.l Tic general line OF Aillctt"-Snis-
..,.m.:. which has been entirely cleared.
Nrr' hvn~t uf Crnuy. our advance forces
progressed along the road to Mauh"uge.
"T"day. about twenty additional ill
,.g"s and small towns were liberated.
"Th" enemy before his retirement de-
N:t.;;Ht"d III" country. Fruit fr""S w"r"
ut or torn down: fields were overturned
~ mines that had opened up great
rratrrS: numerous Villages were COM
iicltlv burned The inhabitants. with
O. 1T ShCIltr or EUStcnin'c. "rTc IEu ~
oar troops. Roads OF communication
were cut at several points and all
bridges We're destroyed.
I'm Champagne the artillery fighting
I""ramn violent in the afternoon in III"
=. zion of the Butt" Du Mcsnll and west
. - huhrrivr.
"Dn tho left hank of Tho Mouse wc rc-
captured almost al thn trench elements
that III" enemy had entered. The fight
3 ing continues"
Belgian communication: There was
Light rannrnndnE IN III" direction or
Nrurds"hCutr: h"avIrr artillery fighting
.i."ar TTctsaS and StccnStrHclr. where rhc
i:"iGian guns cn"rEr;iCal!Y counter
.irilrd the German artillery.
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Expectant Mothers
Relieved Of ain
Women Use Prescription Of Fam
ous Physician.

Since the days Of our first parents
in the Garden of Eden, women have
borne the pain and discomfort OF
childbirth. Science on its part, rs
worked to modify and to relieve IN
part, the dreadful suffering at such
a time. :,
The preparations known as "Mother's
Friend" is applied BY the. mother,
to-be herself, externally, night and
morning. It relieves the tension OF!
The muscles. cords and lgaments OF
the abdomen, and the expectant
mother is made much more comfort
able. The crisis is one OF much less
pain and danger.
Thousands of women who have USED
it successfully state that they cannot
say enough about the good Mother S
Friend" did for them and refer par
ticularly to the absence OF nausea or
morning sickness.
Ask your husband to get you
bottle from the drug store. II you
wish a valuable book for mothers
write the 8radfield Regulator Com
pany, Dept. F, III Atlanta. Ga. 1t
| is free and will be sent at once.
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Wheeling Boy Gets
Five Years In ''Pen''

! ELklNS. ". Va. Mar 19.-Jcn-
nings Wees. Clinton Webb and How.
ard kisncr, three Of the four boys who
six weeks ago assaulted and robbed
Jailer J. n. Shrevc and made their
escape from Jail. We're sentenced by
Judge Warren 3. kitlle 10 terms OF
eight years each at Moundsville In
quiry developed the fact that the boys
had a criminal record, despite their
youth. and they were given severe
sentences Sentence Of Wayne Heath
c.ly. the fourth boy, who made his
escape At the SAME lime. has not yet
been made.
= Leonard s. Hobbs, n Wheeling boy,
charged with breaking into the Econ
omy .cwelry store here, confessed
and was sentenced to five years.
! VIII Harvey. alias Thurman Muir
, ply. found guilty Of forgery, was sent.
: pnrpl 10 TWO wears.
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Ii viii Satisfy =.

Particular mothers Of boys 10 know that
McFaddcn's clothing for boys is as good tins
Spring as it has ever been and III some re-
SpcctS, especially the making aud timSllng'
even better. We arc showing alargcr variety,
too for YOU 70 select from.
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To Cure q Cold In ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BR0MO QI:GN1NE
Tablets druggists refund money if il
fails TO cure + " GROVES signature
each box. $50 l&
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-Four Bodies Taken
Out Of H9CIa Mine

BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Mar. I9.-The
bodies Of four men who lost their
lives as result Of thr explosion
which wrecked the Isabella mine OF
rhe Hecla Coal 4 Coke cr:npanr. neat
here, yesterday. were taken from the
mine today. The cause Of the eXpto-
sion has not been determined. ". II.
Howar,h. state mine inspector OF the
Sixteenth bitui!iincus district. an
uounced tonight that he will begin an
investigation OF the explosion within Il
few days
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councils members TO do likswise.

The ancients supposed rojk crystal,
TO be merely ice 'congealed ~ intense
cold -!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-20
DRESS-UP week NOT
CONFINED TO CITY
IS a Nationwide Movement That Has
Gained Popularity Here
Observed Snon

Contrary 10 the opinion prevalent
hire. the DRESS Up Week: idea IS
not confined 10 this city alone. It
wasn't even tried out here first, hui
it is big movement spreading over
the country. Every year more and
more cities see its worth and tax" II
up. Its plan TO deal with men. not
to exploit frcnkish fashions or loud"
clothes, but TO develop the inherent
instinct for looking ones best. at all
times, and the intent Of Dress Up
Week is TO promote more careful ~
tnntion TO clothing details, to arouse
wider interest in the advantages III
personal neatncss and. generally. 10
create. in the public mind, better
standards Of dress.
The plan was given a trial here
last year. and proved SO successful.
that number Of tho merchants IN
the mems wear lines have banded TO-
grther to make it an annual event
The time planned is the week from
March 3lst in April eth. and during
that time everything possible Will be
done TO fill Wheeling with the Dress
Up Spirit.
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Nd AMERICANS
WERE INJURED
IN RUSS RISING

WAStiGN.;TrN. N.-,:.'' - t:naas>
sadnr t'ra.,..i, =; i'.tv.,!:'~t.:. Ca@i"i re
state Department, ,"nt IL Amer '';ln :
had h.cu r,ivfS;"L i';j"r".; "U".@:; me
disturbances n n" i>.'S>'' 'tt'''1
which accompanied. III. >..'''''s~i;.' -,
v"iUt;"m. :,r,i iia, c!S EMBASSY ami S'h'i
were u:GlSt.rs'c'I.
Other messages received E""rs -"
ambassador daring hi day t%'" hr2c;ls
of I'll. ..TpGil-ma N;nc "v":iS .'t."aG* H.
sGrihcd III press u"~:':;'Hes.
L0Np0N. March -. 4:"7 =. in.-A.i
crnsorship IL FUSS, '<".G: th"i ~
military ;t:ru.r- has I..'u sUurr"$s"'! h
l.. a :tc",.,. ci"<?"tc', from tn" E"%$'1:i
capital. The department. which Ia .!
been regulating ~" affairs .: til" pr"s :
has been abolished.
wAsHINGT0N. March THE Pas
sian ambassador Today S2lted upon SEC
rotary Lansing and laid n"t"T" hii!
copy OF the !n.S$aG" :Ar "rtha&S? had
received from Foreign. Minister Mliu-
Nofs announcing III. change in govern
inent. thc text ~ which has a!reH'tT
been made public II cable 1eS7atch'
from Petrograd. This was the FIRST
ceivcd from the Russian capital since
The revolution.
1t was submitted 20 Secretary i-aAS-
ing without comment o. rsu""St tur
pending further instructions from me
Russian foreign ontcc. IL is under
stood that the status OF the cmoa,SE
here Will remain unchanged FOR the
present at least. New credentials u.ti-
:natelv will d.. required Tor ths hSnd Hr
the embassy. however. regardless "t
who il may be as a consequence OF me
change In government;
LONDON, March 10. lh:"! 4. tn.--TEe
council Of workingEr"u's delegates IN
petrograd hes prescribed tnc ;Mmrdiat"
resumption of work in all factories. AZ
.urding 10 a despatch to- Reuters tr"H'
the Russian capital. Factories VII pay
full wages for the days III which ""rN
Was prevented by the revolution.
The detective and police services are
being reorganized tn" torms: members
being sent to the front. The mctropoll-
tans OF Petrograd and Moscow. Fft"ln
and Makary have been sent into c"mpu:-
sorry retirement. The provincial COVER,
nors are being replaces by presidents OF
Zemstvos or mayors in tho management
OF food supplies. The public funeral FOR
all victims Of the revolution will be held
in Petrosrad on Friday.
LONDON. March 10. $50 4. m.-H"tH"
Rule for Finland IL tho policy o. the
new Russian government, according -
s. Reuters correspondent writing from
'rammefore. Ffnland's greatest manutac-
turing ci,y. The correspondent, says
that the Finnish diet will be convened
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throughout the country, today pledged
their support 10 the president in the
present international crisis. An dp-
peal il was said, would be made direct
10 100000 workmen employed by the
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SUPPORT PLEDGED.

NEW YORK. Mar .19-Dlrectors Of
HE National Safety Council. repre-
senting $500 firms and corporations
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8n ernfer 2SeratGltrts.
])rdCoent, Stnatoren nno aabintt.
Nur bic 5orm Ocs SorgeOtus nnentI9ieOeA.
gingrjtr in amcri6an(C6e ]Sedte Rit6l geOulOet
GrnHe Gntsuidcums ansebtiA jsSen 0tuscnblid
m6glid).

8aiGtagtOu 2 GCbrnar Az Der Scutdc snbmoriucIrcs
iOrt c suo brst Sic @esiuiatsu staau na benz
&rnde nit 0utidlauO.
IS djcnt baF nis 0Oan uni6otcu anu.
3as Offca 9atingou lit Der NuEdt Sap Snd nod eac
6rage Der 3cit uao Der 6Urm lit.
aHsc Gieans Ga6uctS cine oramatd bewcgic Sou
crcu Die bcn6 pGtcF Stunbc in Capitol mieu Ocm &raF
beaten OM naturc ab0elaten r0c m Oic
Nt ciumat6e oaA it, Sah Sire @ceneeu berousse
murOu III od bic &rngn Siaaicu Scr SeraMSOrSc
rnNN beSguca MafcE.
III pau Mer DcS oclAcGn ion Sae idcnt 3ct BIC Vo
Sragc 3n fn Die nu1 scg tNtidriSan0 Iarr.
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%GScm m GaorNd lc6crIeanug 81 pegeu on
bar nod mt atdeocn uur6n b bic &crcingtrn n bic Nb
LANDS obwarcn cA cOcr % m Safer @rai SerniOr u &aR
cirg9GMOigt mcr6eH ipGte.
@odouu &dScu cabinet ,uc Gn6cu lana 1ie
0rcu, bcgab ErOeH @iOu eIrHSS nn GGp
lin ehen sic uudccno crtlGrnug escbcns
Der &ran0at Ga6nc Gnben bic SuaOm cinse9S
lprpdsn abr it ar 3cit nidtS 6efauu ST ncbeu.~
Sc HabnctpmgcOcr Dcrlbn DaS gchc NauS iH Dr eruer
Smmnua lie pnren i'm Nameincn r wcgGu cinsr Der &C.
tctre mae sic AenkerauG c aGe mtun Ou wir6 cine ebr
icbr crntc Gumidluug bringH"
Sin anScrcS @sicS 6abuS an 6af Oicndt 1cat
lana cr cine gannuA aegebcn mcr6cu uroc uN g 0c eOc
Gbancc III nd DprHr gSeun 9cudou0 eincu GHiini
Geanba bat Tat SOt mcit mir eu oenebru nod n IN bic
Shat mscebi"
9as Gobn mar cSd i'd Saru 6aa euO oas sic @creuetcn
Gaau d ncu mianSn cnsn iuldcr Gnerii III lire &ec
acacu ocu iSuncn Fc gudt ScS uiecu @aGingns
cine nneiraeidqdrfte Submarine Gampaenc bcOcntu uHrOe.
Ser EraEbent wHrr Aer i'm GnpitO nit Graotur Spuc benz
&oeer oo Nues fir ansuGrn9 yn0ceaeHetcu de nnD oanH
lief aic Seuaieren fd Bitten, and brC Nndt DUreu
Drei WTgidDfcten unr0eu beiprUden f
0iplOuatde &eicGuuscu init HcutdauO bu6redeu unO dOu
mOyaeu Dem yoGaiter einrn Enf eiu5H6GROisen
Sin NnnScn uauSHdCbc, bis 1cntnnS biref NanOnng
0cgCu Die &edtc Oer @ereuisteu StaOeu begangeu bate
Sic AnHa Ser &ercuI9tCu StOntCu cunal OcRrCn
nit ur nSaHacu &arnms ban u 3nuocronorIn cinS Genld
lambs ben Srrdj berbeiiilren mHr0e
Die Stmuuua inter ben SenNru NagcnenCn ben
R9iacuanucn Glou
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lescn sic Saiio6rt ciuuc6mcu min
ocu;
I'D aIonbc nidt OaB cine gleuoc
RING cmtretcu miro, Gcrioulid Mir
&c it6 mht 50aCrM Gin 0ltbcnO Sd)ii
ie morocn in Scc iicdcu 81 IoNen
3mci Sabre lma baben oic Gcutidlcn
i6r 9lclBeritcS aclciitct. IS licot fcin
crlmo nir gcu9itIidtcit Dor. 0ic
0elttiMeu habcu icbon irii6cr0roMm.
Gen ouS0citoBct Oic Tie nidt 6o6cn
laltcn fomcn.~
9Inoerc SAiiiSciacnt6iimer iiuO
ser glniidt 0ob sic britiiNcn Mlincn.
fCIOer imo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sic Cha.
tigtcit ocr ll-@oote i'm 3aum boltcn
mcrOcu.
.gllIcS m0bI" ouf Gom.
pier r@6ilobclpbto~.
9tcp Nort .. 6c6rlnr.
Cine orobtloie Ccpcibc pom Gam.
pier Scr 9lmcricon 9inic n@6iloOcl-
p6io" sic 6citc bier in Glnpiang ac.
nontuen mrrSe, fiinOiqtc on, Ocr
Compiler ici gcltcrn @littoG 9i9 @Ici.
len wciili6 BON Saimct, Srlmo, ae
mcIcn uuo crwartc, N|ont0o Mlorgcr
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Gmptinoli0.
&irfaag Osnti1en
ltsSOOt.
2luf Die Sd)iHabrt Ser neu-
tralcm WSGd)te.

Staatsicfrctor 2ouliug r0tD omcrifa-
midm g1iiicn Ole abfobrt gu
ocribie6cn. So0ano bdIt ieiuc
NouoeISiaifie i'm %oicn. 9|or-
mc8en ocrbietct sic 9t6fobrt bon
Sdiiicu. Gducmorf morut bic
Observation-Disclosures.
@oi6iugton 2. 6e6ruor.
Nile AOminiitrotionsbeanten bemcr-
fen nit @cnugt6utng sic io5uiagcn
einuiit6igc glnlibt oic ii1 i'm gan.
5en 9nnoe bcjiigli6 scr Our6 Tertib.
lauoS Gu6moriue.&olitif 0cidaiic.
neu Situation nm6gic6t. 9liGt al
Iehl iait olc 3cihnacn Der aroBcn
5tdotc ionoern aud sic fleincll
Sano5citlmgGt bic im StaotSocpor-
tcmcut cingctroicu imOg iinO Der
Mcinlma, onB oic SNitcrciien imo sic
G6rc gInerilos angegriiicu moroan
iino.
Gin &cgicuinaSbcamter lagtc belt-
te, BOB Oie cinnliit6ge 9lniidlt, 0eren
2euBcumg nan obqeportct 6o6c,
cinen 6eoeiltenOen GinihB auf sic
Gr8ic!im0 ciucr @ntiHciorng aebabt
lobe. 0ic 9iommiiirofiou lit Ser
9luiidt oar bic 6eutiHc 9(nfiiuOii
1lmN guar ieOcs &nrocben, OoS iic
iiir ougebrodt 0dlt, redltiertioen
miirSc, oaB obcr OoN bic SiicntIiHc
Nicinmg nHt mbcriidiidtiet bIei.
ben fonnc.
9IoD ocr gfniitDt ocS StaotS &c.
pafemcnts ioaten Oic @iropo.Sobr
ten aacr 5Niiie nitcr ameritauiibel
Glaagc Ucriho6ca ipcrOen 5efrctdl
Corning liiroieic OH baB cine Dot
| iGoii i'll oician Ginuc al bic oSSnter
I noiinn0l Nie-cantilc N}arinc Go." &c
i1not rporocn lei nit @e5ud ouf oil
9lbi1bu 0es GdnpicrS oSt. 2oniS"
scr uorgcu nod @nglono butte ob
idhrcu ic0en; d6er ST.. yaniina bc
tontc ouaoriidIid, 0oB Die 9lbic6r
nidlt UerooieH worocn ici o0B uicl
me6r leoi9liG sic gnE1t 0es otoatS
Ceparfemcuts gegebca lnor6ui lei
NaB Is tlii9cr ieni wiir0c oic Ont
ideiom00cr &,8icrunN bc5ii9lid nc
Goniroscric nit Ecdi6IanO ob5n
iuortcn.
1 0aS StaotS. tS.0eportcmcni III DC
9hniidlt, ooB Ole Gniiheiolma be5ilQ
lid scr 9lbiobrt pou 9Aiiicu imD 'b(
liiolidl Der &ciic pon Anlcritoacr
Nbcr ocn 0ccdu cen 6etroiicucu &el
ioncn iel6ii ii6crldiieu pcrOcu loiltv
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in Siocrpool ciululdnicn. osIlles lei
pobl." Der GapitGH ocS Iampiers
i6cltc ecltcrn Orobtlos init, Der Gam
pier bate cine Sdraubempcllc an
N}ittmoh 9ebro6cu GS miro nibts
fir 0cS ShiiicS Siherbeit bciiird)ict.
0cn .,&ottcn sum Erot-
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