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which the directors of the Winter ""'"
en- havr surrounded their stars.
,ru STANDARD OF BEAUTY

e,n,, Ioot, Listen. which Manager
Moore has at last succeeded In securing
for the delectation Of Wheeling thratr".
.,o,rs sets mn q new standard of beauty
in costumes and scenery. Tho Scts as'
painted in the new impreSslon's'ar '', 81,
scenes in Honolulu. with vivid col"F'ns
and conventionalized palm trees.
Tn. Irving Berlin tunes are ilrreSlS,-
-ihls. Their. may be times whcn you
wish you could forget them. out InS ~
S.,, j. ,herc, Il Love Piano, Il Love
n nanre.'' 'Everythtng in America IS
Pa r,,n,w"." and Give Us Chance
viii be on every pianola before long
Lovers of good singing. good dancing:
etc. should not fail to So" stop: LOON:
Listen" which comes to US d'rect lloIi.
;,s nbanornIn.l run Of over year ut
rho Globe Theatre. New York City. ana
win be the attraction at the Court we'd
rcs,Iav and ThurrdRy.
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COAL WAGE ADVANCE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March u
Coal operators Of tho kanawha region.
,u dealing during tn" last 'w" weeks
with the tinted Mine Workers Of Am
erica in tho arrangement If il seal" 81
prices to govern a now contract which
wilI no INFO effect n"Xt month. rniun-
fnrily provided an HdVnnC" nGErc eating
OIL. nrrCnn, III tho wages Of day labor
>[o such increases was asked hv the
miners. Representatives of N" "r"rat tors
enid ;hat If the inCrcns" had not been
given, tbs day lahorrca would insist On
,r,;niuE coal and n H"w"r standard IF day
labor would result.
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FIRST SPRING SUNDAY
TEMPTS THE SPEEDERS
speed Trap Was working and Nine Mon
VIII Face Out-the-Pkc
Mayors.

4 lot Of motorists. who were out on
loving III" firSi nice spring Sunday. just
couldn't resist the temptation 10 burn
IN tho pike" yesterday: consequently
eight drivers Of automobiles and one mo-
tCrcyclist wiki h" summoned tGdaE 10
nnrcor before out 1.-The Pik" authorities
ihiS evening on charges If speeding.
Seven chauIfrurS and tho motorcycles
rider will hr called hrrnr" Mayor T.. j.
Slockcr at Fulton; the other chaunCur
before Mayor flrrh ~ Pleasant Valley
Dnc nf the Spccicrs - said |" he state
official
The numbers of III" Srccd'rS wcr" So
cured Yesterday by Rc0Uiy Sheriff Louis
LaEnnarcin" and Night officer Nickcr-
son, Of Fulton.
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FINANCE FIRM
DURING CRISIS

NEW YORK. March 25.--The fore
rross features az week reminiscent IN
IT'S activity OF the boom markets or last
fall and early winter wer. the presi-
dents proclamation calling congress in
extra session and the supreme courts
decision uph0!diHS II" Adamson law.
More important as direct builtsh factors
were II" favorable" annual report OF the
United States Corporation and The tardE
but sweeping rails" IL railway shares.
Wall Streets calm IN tht. face ut siGnt-
flcant military and MAYA! preparations
was accepted by leading banking inter-
"S.s as "v!tchca Of the c"uutry's ability
and discrimination :" confront gray"
*ventualiti.s. Absences or market liqui-
dalton. stability Of money rates and The
apparent success of hts t,ew French loan
gave emphasis 10 these extraordinary
conditions
Trading was broad, oven though deal
inGs ran mainly 20 indGStV;alS ard IN"
more speculative shares commonly de-
scribed rs war issUes. Advances in soma
OF the latter doubtless were retarded.
however. by we'll h"hn"d belief thar
contracts 10 I've awarded by the h0mj
government will allow of II" NOR" than
moderate profits.
ShtppinSs GSurrd largely IN I'll"
weeks business. probably on tho theory
that thSr status has been substantially
strengthened by the latest policy az tht
administration. The Impression gains
ground that the government authorities
will take favorable action IN IN" petit
tion Of ;hc railroads f"r hir:lcr rates 1"
offset IN: Increased cNp"uS'S incurred
by the S-hoUr law.
Military and political changes IL tho
wide area covered by th' wa" excited
much comment and conjecture. Tn. sen
Sstionai ,urn ~ events in RUSSIA was
conpaai.i 10y Improvement III cN-
change rates and Indications OF the
early sStah,jShmrEt ~ direct credits
with that country under conditions and
- an extent rrccatly regarded as imp"s-
sihle.
The suggestion that :arSH unsecured
loans b. placed AT ;hs disposal VI the
Entente Allies in the event OF actual
hoStilitieS with Germany did not ret
beyond tho point Of rcnoemIc discus
sion.
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Funeral For Mrs. De1ters Today. ,,

Funeral SERVICES VII n" n'Iu III Ut"
family residence. % south huron S'reet;
Isi.,ni for Mrs. Laura NJ. Driters. aged
81 wife of George NJ. Deitcrs this after
noon at o'clock. Burial will be in
Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Dciucrs was one Of thc most
widely known and highly esteemed resi-
dents Of the Island. She had hEeo u.
thot section Of the city nearly all her
life, Sh. was consistent member or
thc christian chrrrh. Death cam" FIJI
dav at noon following prolonged III
ness. Mrs. Deicrs leaves beside her
husband, the following children: Mrs'
Charles Klaproth. Of Hamilton. o: MIS-.
William Edwards. George NJ. Deiters'
Lr.; and Cleveland peitcrs, all Of this
city.
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MEN WANTED TO JOIN
LOCAL VOLUNTEER CO.
Ask For Twenty 1den with Some Mill
tary Experience to Act es Nom
Commissioned Officers.

y volunteer company Of Wheeling
soldiers Is about 20 hc organized. Twcniy
men uf SOM. military experience Tor
positions ~ n"n-cumriSsion"d officers
IN Il provisional company u infantry
are wanted -,
Meetings will H." held IN tn" assembly
room Of The Mcclure hotel each evening
from seven until nine o'clock. Nor" do
tails will hc announced a. tt" meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26
STEAMER SOLD.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 90
Sale Of the packet steamer VALLEY Belle
formerly in the CniComcry- Charleston
trade in the Great kanawha. has boon
made by Captain ]. W. Lane. 10 John
Fultz. Of Wildwood. Jackson county The
vessel will be converted into ;owh"at
from, Mace to place. The price paid Is
not known but IS said to have been in
tho nclghborhooh of $1o.non. Captain
Lane declares that ths price Of fuel coal
on the Eanawha river is 50 high that
tho smaller packets cannot be opr"atcl
II 4 nrOflt.
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Mother Josepha Browne.

Special Disudlrn u The !NFenctr
BUFFALO, y. Y, March c5:-Mother
Josepha Browne, OF the Sisters OF
Mercy, born % years ago In wheeling
entering the sisterhood at An early age,
died early Saturday in st. Bridgets con-
vent, here, 229 Fulton street. where she
had been stationed the past fifty-siK
years. Before entering tho convent the
deceased was Teresa Agnes Browne. In
torment Monday morning at Buffalo.
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Simon G. LOpR.

PNlIADELPHTA, Marth -'.-Slmon
C. long, aged SO, general manager of
the Pennsylvania Ra ilroad Company
;n,, h,. ram to his home in aIarion. Mr..
Long boarded a train at BROAD street
station. shortly after midnight. and 4
few minutes later collapsed. The train
was stopped u the I'ifty-secord street.
station. and physician WI" was hur-
rirdiy summoned said he had died in
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r r. Murdoch.

PITTSBURGH, March 2b.--Rowlano
r. Murdoch. aged ~. we'll known as an
artist and newspaperman, died at hos
pItaI here to-day following an opera
ton performed ten days ago. Mt. Mur-
dock made his reputation as an artist
by his sketches made At the time OF the
San Francisco earthquake. and. during
the Russo-JapancSe war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-26

Wheeling Mcld K Fir fnrw rTc.D -FrGnt'rr books
close March g. for rs7 cen: quarterly cash ciTt-
dcrn rs-ah,c Anvil l. on the ncr issue OF preferred
stock.
Wheeling Mid & Foundr- rorrn,0n irew 's-n'' -
Transfer books rlose Arril I2. fnr cash dividend ~
I,rr r":t aud ~ extra ca-h d-!i"rd It r'T cent
Vayah!n MsY
laT:c!lr Iron Works rrs'. -Ttartfct. books rloss
March L. for . Ter ont cash dividend payable
March II.
IaEcr Inn Works common Transfer hooks close
March lf. for regular Ir- rrTt dirldrnd ard
On Extra grr cen, RyIhs March 81.
WAliAHcr tilcssncr cumrlonTtensIrr h""sS close
Mach ~ for : per cent cash tntdend payable
AurI ..
Wheeling Steel n Iron t'n.-Trnrsfrr h""ts close
March l.. Tor = :m cent cash Dividend payable
A.!iI >.
Irpc:,al Glass Transfer books r'oSc March -. Tor
regular ~ pcr cash dividend. payable Apr! :"
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POLICE P1CKUPS

An even half dozen offenders are in
the city lookup awaiting trial III police
court this morning. They arc George
Anderson. Mike Linter. Jaui +. Martin
and Frank Smith. on drunk charges, and
George Davis and A. NJ. Zane. pair or
disorder!eS
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r,,,ero1 For MAX Hsuter Today.

rhis morninv, oil $50 O'CLOCK funeral
scr,.i"cs viii Tn held for Max Beutcr.
nccd II, the we'll known barber: wno
dropped dead Thursday. in IN" family
home, SIS Main street. followed WIN
requiem high mass in ST. Joseph 3 ca'he
dral at = o'clock. lnierment Will DC IN
Mi, Calvary.
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runeral for mrs. Bort Wednesday.

"Wednesday afternoon at 2:3n o'clock
funeral services will be held in the fam
lily home. mo beth street. for MIS-.
Emma (!.uGclhHrd) Burst. aged IT. VII
nf Henry RUrSt. who died In tho North
Wheeling hospital Saturday afternoon
Tho Rev. Walter l.. SchuHitc Of st.
lanes Evangelical Lutheran church,
Will he in charge and intcrment will n"
In Greenwood.
Mrs Borst was born in this city Feb
ruary :. 1879. and was the daughter ~
Mary and III" late William Englchard.
She was n member If ST. lanes chuTch.
Resides hcr husband and mother she
leaves three sisters: Mrs. Anna clark;
nT Elm Grove and Misses; Meta ana
Dora Encl"hard ~ This city.
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stantly. Heart disease is believed TO
have been the cause Of death.
Mr.. Long has been in the service OF
The Pennsylvania Railroad thirty-seVen
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VIII Mobilize.

HARTFORD. Conn. Mar. cH.-The
First Regiment Connecticut National
t..r5 "a IIed into the federal service by
direction nj the president. will mobilize
tomorrow.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAYS Quotatlons.

WHEELING, ". Va, March "a, II.
Furnished The Inte1I,Rencer by A. z
Masten & Co. members New FORK STOCK
Exchange, National Bank OF West Vir.
glnla building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
T. Brand. manager.
cSCcnSNnrc, l(lnnn IIIirh [ on I(lnsa
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MISS Loudcnslkgcr Of Littleton.

G0Idio GnWrhter. nT Mt. ana MTs:
jesse I.oud"nslagcr Of Littleton. died
in the ril"ndal" hospital SATURDAY morn
inI; following = brief illness. She ID
survived by hcr parents. Two sisters
.r1 ,hrcc hrnth-rS Silbcr. Gusta-
Thomas. Joseph AMI tloto.
Fucnri,l services wcr" held SUNDAY
evening by the Rev. Mr.. R!rcher. and
in,rrm"nl was in the Phillips cemetery
II Knob park.
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Dbl lJARI

Following an Illness nf three years of
an ahsc"sS for which two operations
w"r" performed in Il local hospital. An
drew Marshall Kraft. aged -. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. George :. Kraft. OF 81 Viz
ginia street. died yesterday afternoon
AZ 81 o'clock OF heart failure,
Mr. Kraft was ono OF IN" most p0pu-
lar young men OF the Island. lie WAS
born in this city, December 10. 1881.
II" attended the public schools and later
WAS :, student at the Elliott commercial
school until two wears ago when fail
ing health prevented his attending. Nj.
Kraft was Il member of the First Chris
t!an church.
Surviving besides his parents are two
sisters. Mrs. Mnllic La Bay and Miss
Jamie Kraft. both at home; also his
crandfath"r. John Kraft. and two aunts,
Mrs Ma!i!r Mc'rHir and Mrs. jamie Hot
Srh"l. MI ri this city.
Funeral services Will lac held in the
family home Wednesday afternoon at ,
o'clock. The Rev. pr. w. H. Fields. OF
the First christian church. Will nfiiriate
and intcrment viii lac in Greenwood
cemetery.
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EXHIBITION GAMES.

: fiOT SPKTNNfS, NTK, HaEETT ~ -
r. II T.
Brooklyn. Nationals ..........ll u u
Boston Americans ....,-:.....
Cheney. Smith. Dell and Meyers: MIL
Ter. Ruth. Shore, Pennock and ATncw.
Cady.
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LOCAL. STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va March - IL.
iia!ly quotation Int Of tho wheeling Stock Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-09
Sn Gbile
rot man Elm @erbp! Der Qusfubr bon
Salpster uu4 ben 9et. Ssuaten
In Griudgung.

Santiaeo, Ghi.e, 26. APr5l.
Sisr srpdgt man Die 9tpt9ptn0'aiea
eiuss gusfabrOerbOts auf gtitrats naa
ben 9srsiuie.sn Sia1tsn. Die Au
gsout gopber G0mpdnp IN g9iI'
m;nnton. 9siapare, nit aabIrsid:n
oroEen iyabritsn in Oiten unO I'M
mtstIeren Neiten Der 8ereinlg:en
staaisn. bat, pis man bier ertdbrt.
bsm ameritaniihen ariessOeParte'
ment 9prlieaunsst gsmG4t, bic Gtes
f,ruro BON RitratsH aus Chile 5u
iidsrn unb oits bdrit 6esriinbet, oaB
lie nidt in Der 9ase iei. bic anTtrIss
Der qIIitrtn auf ghIHition uHo eg'
pIpfpitOffe ausSufiibreu. faas Die 4t'
!eniI6e Regisrune iib ipeigern Iollae,
bic eisferung folder 5tOffe Frnsr gu
aeItatten. Die bsutide Resieruns bat
betanntlib auf 9rurb zines ncusn
@erfabrtns Elm GriuBmttteI fir geis
trute, bic fie Dor BEN Sriege aus Chile
5esoa, ssfllnben unb lia banit rori
Qluklarbe urabbdngiS ssuceat
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1ampfer Der 9ransatlat
tic Npmp ann
SoILsu beitf4e 11nterfeeboOte nuf 1o'
5er Gee nit RabrunssmttteIu uHb
Del neriebeu babsu,
Cine l1ntsrfu9uRg I'm Gunge, bod
f9eutt man ben 9erii9tsu IN
Mdf5tHstou tpeuig SIambeI.

Daf5iugtoH, 8. G., 8. Teai.
Die 6sitdubig I'M umlalBf befiHbIi4eu
9erii9te, baB beuti9e llnterieeboote
i'm Su0atlautif4eu O3ean ppsrtreH
erbisItsn am Sienitag cine gepihs 8es
itdtiguna als es ii4 herausiteQte, odB
ResterunSsagenten nit Der unteriu'
dung bsrBebalptung beI5iftist feien
bag Gra4tbGmpfer DON Der Gmericau
Srausatldnttc 60, unter Der amerrfas
nti9en Jlosge fabreRb, foI3e unters
iee6oote auf bo6er Gee NIT 8orrGtbeI
periehen bdtteI-
Die 8eamten tparen nt6t eeneist,
ii5 auF Gin5eT3etten etuSulafIen. es lit
aber arSuue3meu, bag Die @eranIafs
Jung gu Der llnteriuaung eiae Gr5dbs
lung Don 03auni6often 6es Salupfers
,,Utanitopoc' sege6en bot, bic DON
San Suau, 9orto Ricp, aus telegras
p6irt purbe, uHb bic OGatn Iautete,
oaB Der .Ionitnpoc- uno anoere
0ampfer Der transatlantic 60. oeuts
I6e llnterIeeboote uuf bober See
NIT Nabrungsmitteln unb 6etSpotes
rial oeriebeR bdttsr, rpel6e Otnge BON
Rep gOrt> uus eei4mugSeIt pOrbsn
Isien.
Sopobl bos Worines, als aud bds
SuTtBs sDepartement 1T on Der Inter
Iu6ung 6et6eilist. Die nett oteie oprz
geI9ritten 1T, 1T uiat seIast Dprosn,
bic 9edmten oeuteten uber nit ibrem
S6peigen an, baB tie nod gu tetuem
5aluB getommen ieten, Sic petgerteR
fth, ir9eno etpus iiber bic 0epeI4e
aus Qorto Rjcp ooer aud iiber Die Grs
tldruna Der 9eamten Der Sran5atIanz
tic 90. in glep gOrt gu Iugen, bic bic
gebauptungen Der 2eute ppn Der
rNuritopoc" aIs Ieere Grftnoung be-
sei6net babeu.
en- pieleu Sreifeu 1T man eeneigt
uusune6men, bab oos 9erii9t peiter
nidyts 1T uIs Elm ipeiteres BON ben
oielen G6uliter grt, bic ieit bem Grs
T6einen bes oeutifen ll@8ootes
: IL So" in Repport. &. S., Don 3ett
su 3ett in llmlauf eeieBt pprben Iiuo.
Gg purbe barauF bingepieieu. oaB
ale Iul6e 9eriichte pAre Nusrnbme
unterIuf,t piirbsn, unb bober Der
llmfunb, pob aud in oieiem Gdle
cine untsriu9uug sefiibrt ptrb, gu
teirer S6lubFoleerung 6ereHtigt.
Giniae Marineufftsiere odgesen glau'
Ben ober tros uleoem, baB beutitls
lInterIeebocte uno 6uubelsserit0rer
BON bieIer Ssite bes Qtlorttl den
Oseurs ous nit @OrrGtheH otrieheu
pnrben iino.
| Rsp gprt 8. @ni. SR Gsasrt'
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Die griteu ipup6en om 9ieuitag p'e'
Der ans ban Dorf unb beuI
gBaIb bon Gresuop bsr'
triebeu.
Sebr befttss adIupf. fGnben Ddhreno
bes sdn5su sasss IN bisisr
GegenS fatt.
slm frans5fii9eu She'll Der JrpHt ba'
ben na@ ben f&auepeu admpis
ber Iebter paar Sage,
9is Jutauttrissefeats tbstrpets mad.
selaHea.
Die 4ftiIIertttdmpfs iuerbeu aber- On
her sauseH Jrout nj. srnber
6eftigteit fortgdsBt

Berlin. 8. Rai. llebr 2onbOu.
Die an Stenitag bon Der oberiteH
Seereskttuns erluFeHs offbieae Be
tanntHra9,rns Iautst tpis foIst.
-Jront bes &ronprtu5eR Nuppre6t.
grras daN9nitt: Die atrtiasrief8Ia4t
bat an 9dtigfeit 5isrnommsu. JeiHb'
Iits alnsriffs airf ben SdlObpurt Don
ROeug unb a,f uniere gsoittionen
gpH4en Soutaiue unb Reinepiirt,
fuurbeH nit fe5r fatperen gerluitsn
fir ben Tetub yrriidsefalassn.
Die 8dmpfe nm ben Seiis bon
gunecoart bdttsn 5nr Guise, bab Der
J.iub I'M geffs bes fib0fIi@eu Ran'
bss bes Dnrfes biieb.
.Griib ON Disnfag Tsorseu ..
ftErmten nnIere srupp.n Gresnop.
unb fie bebauptstsn bas Dorf ges.u
al. @esenaneriffe bes GetnSes. SO'
ipstt iinb 200 gsiungers unb feds
@af6tnsnsef$tise etnsebru9t uorb.n.
.5ront bss beuif4en arOnprin5en:
an Der Sbla6Hroni lieb nn Tiens'
tag ra9 ben iiberdus bsftiseu adms
pfeH Der kitten pnur 9ase bic qftiDts
tat Der gruppsu stipns na4. DoeeseH
fuubeu DdhrsHb bes san;en fasss
febr bsftis. admpf. u5rbIi9 Don
graou,ls ftait, NO bic SraHsofsn nit
rers,6Ii@en Gnsriffsu. bic linen
fur4tbare grlufs bru4ten, periu9'
ten, bic Don uus bsf.sten S05en Bpis
i5em Surtsbtie uHb Graorue gu ers
itiiraen- Sse tparm nirssHos srfolss
reid.
-2tm albenb uub nGhrsnb Der Ra&i
unternubm Der TetHo msbr,rs Gngrif'
fs diif uHiere poitttpnen on Der 6ron'
bon @uilrdilIon bis Gprbsnp, bic, obs
ssfsben bon tIeiusu GrfOls,n, oi. BIZ
6rdnsofen ipeitli4 bon graouu'
srransn iiberaa abssi4lusen pur'
ben.
.gei ednenDitle madtsn am Rn9i
mitius bic SranBOfsn nod pOrhers.'
sauesnm farten artillsrisfeuer p.r'
ssbli4s 9lnsriffs auf bi, anbobe 1Ot
unb bic angrensenbeu Grdben.
.Sn Der Champagne bat bas qr.
iillsrisfeusr aif b,ibsn Seiten far
susenOnmeu. Gin alnsrif Der l5ron'
soisH, Ssr segsn bis n5rbli& bon prOs'
usA ssissfuxa ostu ssri&ttt uns
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lin eine 0er,silIisnns boa
einer Wtilliarbe
SOII ber RousrsB fir bic Serfellung
elmer grobn amerttuHH4 den 9an'
beIsftotte sriu4t perbea,
Die 10 ianeG ME w6Sli4 tOufrutrt
perbey ioa.


Waf1fuston, 9. 6, 8. Wat
Der Stongreb ptrb eriu4t Deroen,
s.. .WO,O 100000 fir Die Serfelnus si.
ner srObsn ausritauiI6eu SauOelss
flotte ,a betpiGissn, nit Der man
bofjt, bte llateriss6oatsefG5r beDaItis
gen gu touuen.
9os proeroHrm. bos pou Der
G9tffd5rtSbeb0rbe ousgearbsitst tDors
ben iit, sebt in Der 6Guptja6e ba3tn,
bGb bic Probattion fat iGmmtIi4er
Gta5Iperte in ben Der. Stnatgu Der
Rgierrng sur 9srfiiguua ssfteat uHo
ale bgte6enbeu &ontratte SDti4en
ben GtabIperteu uno prtDdttoniu'
ment.n tqrssIlirt psroen folteH. Deun
n6tbig, IoG bic Regieruug S4aoen'
eriab on &ouiumeHten besdblsn, bereH
Gouiratte ,arseatrt pOrbsu iinb. Die
S6tfia6rtsbeborbe 1T Der aHiidt, bdB
in ben nG5ftsH srpet Sabren ftdblerne
unb b6l5erne S6iffe non 100000
Bis 100000 SOunsH tuUfrutrt Ders
ben piirbeH.
Die ein5igeu Stublperte, bic bon
benz grOsramm auagsi9lOTn finb,
perben biei.nigsn Iein, bic aubertpettig
fir bic Observation-Disclosures beno>
thiut rperben. Die hetreffenben Bors
lno.n fro 6ereits Gusgearbeitet uno
perbsn IN BEN nGhiten SageH i'm
aungres eiHs1sidt peToen, uHb bic
Qtbminfitrutipn bofft, bab lie 10 boI9
oussnommen neoe, oGB i9on inner
bolb siniaer Wohen nit bem 8du oon
S6iffer begpnReu tperoeu lam.
gDie bic $1,OoO,000,00O aufse6raat
usrbeu Ionen, ptrO bsm aOngrsb
ii6erlafien psroeu, man gIaltbt aber,
bag gpRbs Fir bic Summs aus9sses
ben peroer.
gon Der Srn5eutruu1 Don Nrtonts
tontrotten nit StahlperteH fiub ioI'
d. ougaeIMpFen, bic nit GifenbGhnet
ubo.idlufen por0sn fino. Gs ptrS ben
| Gtablperten geitdttet psrben, bic Gt@
! Teubdbren nit sinem ginimum bon
Stablproouttsn gu psriebtn, NIT oeHI
bic gubueu austommen tonnen.
Gs pirb um1tbia feir. odB bic Nez
aieruns t6utfadIi4 bic Sdiftsperften
| ii6erutmult, re peroen pGbrihetnlt3
ron ben ietigsn Giaertbiimsrn untsr
Itrsnger RegisrunsstOntrOae I'M Be
I trieb erbdlten peroen.
Inter benz 9rosramm iolen ole
R,Ipurcer BEG 2anbes I'M poIlrtT
mose ausqsnuBt perben. nm 10
I ibntrI tpis m6gli6 cine srObe 3abl bon
I 5btTfeu ,u bouen. Wenu oaRn biz
/ 9obl Ser Stiffe immsr noa ni6t
bSrps oenua fem IolIts. I'M bic Seuti6e
iIrtsriee6ootasfahr gu beieitigen, ounn
IOn,n bic eaifFspsrfteu erDeitsrt
neroeu.
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Bon &eiten Der &onierDatiDen uuo
gluoeutf9erl.
Sr pi1b Fir bic Ionge Sauer bes
&risgss oeraHtporttt9 gema6t.

&ppeubaeen, 8, Iai. lleber
2onbpH. Die &puieroottben uno 4Qs
beuti3en baben MN ihperes 8e'
i5is in ibrem Sample seseu ben
Rei9stansler Don 8ethmann : 6olls
meg urfsefiibrt unb MAIDEN tbu ftir
bic lange Oduer bes Srieges perurt'
portlirh. Sie to1Terpottpe ~Sages'
3eitung" ertlGrt, brb bic breis pOer
Diertdgise @er50gerung IN Der Robil'
mu6uno beim glusbrud bes &rieees,
iufplae Der uugetptTen poIitit bes
&an3Iers, ben @erluit Der S6ld6t an
Der Rurne perurIo6t babe. Die 3eis
tung 1T Der @piiht, baB bic Srupper
i'm @eiten, Die man idueu rah St'
preuBer f6idsn muBte, I'm bic ssupa'
Iiou Der RuTen duFsubalten, geniigenb
qeiueien pdren, I'M bic glieberIage bes
Generals BON SIud m etneu Sieg 80
pernnroeln, Der bem Srtege Elm itneIs
leg >gnDe bereitet buben piirbe.
Damn babe Der Reidstan5ler gum
5peiten Male cine 9elegerbeit oers
pubt, ben Srteg gu GHbe gu brtngm,
als er ieinersett einem unetrgei9rGrts
ten Sauhboottriege pppontrte. gs
pirb Elm 0urt bes 0terreitiTben
SelomarThoGs GonrnO 0pu S6BeHa
oprf dngefubrt, Der Opr tur5em ers
t(drte: Der Sried mare Ibou Idnge
uoriiber, pern bic Suuhbopt EuH1'
pogne ein Sa1r friiber begouueH
bGtte."
Die 9lnbeutf9eu unb gefiirtporter
DON @ebietsonnettirung 5ieben eiuen
8erqlei6 sniIhen oem Reibstunsler
uno Dem TiirIten 9ismord uuo Oers
lanoen, baB Der ReihstarBler reIignts
re. Die 2lgitatiou fir ben Stus bon
getbmuun 6O1lpee ptrb IN berpreIle
unb i'm Rei68tag arrt5 often betriebeH
urb ptrb nod unteritubt burh Y1ui'
IenperTummlungen mb bas unabbdu'
aiae beuti6e Triebens Spmmittee.
Die geaner bes Rei9stu1pLers erge'
ben Ff aub in teinespegs Ihuei6eIs
6otften gemertungen iiber bic 6ftsrreis
difde Regieruug, bic fih sbenfdus su
gunfen mGBiger GrteoensbebiEguns
gen aasgtpro@en 9atis
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gem Der @erlebung Der amerttaniTt5sn
gaeutpatitGt i4ulbtg beiuHbsn tpurbe.
Glf sinen 8efebl bpu Daibtugica
Der6aftet. Sen 8lrnbesbealnSu Su'
folge ipurben in ieiusm 8siiBe Rartsn
0on gaIiforrisu, QbbiIbun9n Don
beri9iebeRsa S9tffen m culifprnifSeu
9dfeu uub anbere paptere gefuuben,
bersn Ratlr Hi4t betaurr. gsgeber
tpurbe. Qertnart Don 6r:nden III
NIT benz friibereu beuti6eu General
tonful Tran3 8opp u. q, auf @asel
Sslonb in Der Bal bon Gan Sraas
cisco tnteruirt