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Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
MERE BUY ACCUSED
 OF STEALING s86,00D
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-Louis Beck. nineteen years old, was arrested here today on a charge of embedding SS6.O00 from the Adams Express com pany in Pittsburg Pa, where he was employed by the express company in a confidential capacity. Beck admitted his identity and confessed the theft, according to the police. Beck disap- peared from Pittsburg with the money last February, the police here said. According to the statement the police said he gave them, all the stolen money except $500 was taken from him by pickpoclets in a Chicago passenger station.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
CASUALTY LIST OF
 DAY |S SMALL ONE
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WASHINGTON. April 1.-Today's casualty list follows:
 Killed in action: Private William Rapp. Fisher.
 Died of disease: Privates Person Round, George F'itzsimmons, Jesse E. Stinchcomb, Francis Welles.
 Severely wounded-Private Eugene W. Elstun, Joseph Nowak
 Among those slightly wounded is First Lieutenant George E. Boyd.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
HARRY M|DK|FF HAS GOVERNOR $ SCARFF
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ROCKFORD, H., April 1.-Governor George Hunt, of Arizona, inspected Camp Grant todar and visited Arizona soldiers at the cantonment. The gov- ernor has been visiting Arizona sol diers at San Diego. Cal. and is on his way to a conference at Washington. Gov. Hunt while here, presented Ser- geant Harry D. Midkiff, of Phoenix. Ariz. a woolen scarf which hes had knitted
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
RUSSIA PEACEFUL
 GERMANS ADVANCE
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PETROGRAD, April 1. (By the As- sociated Press)-It is reported that German army is within B miles of Kursk. Ekaterinoslav has been cut off from railway communication and Pol tava has been bombarded and is burn ing. The city has been abandoned hy tho soviet forces. 1t is reported that Sebastopol is threatened by the Turks who are within sixteen and half miles of the city, and from the east by the advancing Kurds
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
AUSTR|ANS MENACE GREAT FACTORIES
 IN NEW OFFENSIVE
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WASHINGTON, April 1-Imminent danger of an attack by the Austrians in great force upon the Italian lines was emphasized today at the Italian embassy. Recently the embassy pub lished a statement that no less than forty divisions had been gathered by the enemy along the battle lines, and now information comes that these troops have received the essentials of food, artillery and ammunition for which they have been waiting.
 The immediate objective of the Austrians is expected to be the city of Breccia on the east of Lake Garda and another attack may be directed on the west with the pur- pose of breaking into Lombardy.
 Burned Children Dread Fire
 Recalling the incredulity with which the Italian advance warnings of the tremendous onslaught of the combined Austrian and German arm ies on the Isonzo last year were re- ceived by the allies, the Italian mili- tary authorities now are said earnest ly to hope that attention will be paid to the danger which again inn bends.
 The war departments weekly mili- tary review referred today to the probability that, failing to break through the combined British. French and American forces on the west front, where they are now attacking the German general staff will direct it's effort at another point, and the Italian military men are confident that the Italian line will be the elected point.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02

Mexico died here today after an opera ton. He was former deputy to the Mexican parliament and large grower of corn and sugar cane.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
SENIOR ToRRE PASSES AWAY
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NEW YORK, April 1.-Senor Don Ygnacio de la Tore, on-in-law of the late Porforio Diaz, once president of
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
WHITE STAR LINER
 TDRPEDOED BY SUB
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NEW YORK. April 1.-The steam ship Celtic, one of the big White Star liners was attacked and tor pedoed by a German submarine, ac- cording to reliable information re- ceived today in marine circles here. during d voyage from England to America. Efforts are being made to save the vessel, which, it is believed, carried no passengers.
 The Celtic has a gross tonnage of 20,904 and has for many years been one of the largest steamships in transatlantic service. She was built at Belfast in 1901 and flies the Brit ish flag.
 WASHINGTON. Apfil Tiff there were American soldiers at all on board the Celtic, it was said here to- day. they were very few in number and carried as "casuals" returning home. It was stated that there were no sick or wounded on board.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
A British Steamer Sunk

LONDON. April 1.-The British armed boarding steamer Tithonus was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine March 2S, according to an official statement issued by the ad- miralty. One mercantile officer and three naval ratings were lost.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02
Factories in Dancer

The principal Italian munitions and army supply factories are located in Lombardy and Piedmont, and besides securing these, the Austrians might put themselves in position to swing their forces northward into France, reinforcing the Germans from the south against the French right wing.
 Great quantities of supplies have come to the Austrian army from Russia according to dispatches to the embassy. The Germans recently an- nounced that they had foregone claiming the rich stores of food in the Russian Ukraine country in order to meet the more pressing need of the Austrians
Arizona republican., 1918-04-02

On the other hand the Italians are said to be in desperate need of food. It is known that only about one third of the Italian army of 5000, 900 men is being maintained on the bat tie lines, and the official explana- tion is that there is no food and not even enough guns and ammuni- tion for the remainder.
 British and French troops sent to Italy to check the Austro- German ad- vance last fall are still in northern Italy and it is said that instead of having them withdrawn to meet the pressing need for manpower in France the Italian general staff desires to send Italian troops to join the Brit ish, French and Americans in that quarter, trusting the allies superior commissariat to feed them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
WEST Y|RGINIANS AT
CAMP |NOCULATED;
INSPECT CAMP MEADE

Special Dispatch 10 The IntelliGcnccr
CAMP MEADE. Md, April 2s.-The
big party Of West TIrGinian draftccs
who reached Camp Meade Friday and
Saturday. 800 OF them all told. spent
their frs, Sunday in camp today. They
were tho first draftcas from that state.
'rh" West Virginia twang now takes n
place Of It's own in camp.
Must OF the men who got here yes
t"rlay were feeling heavy headed to-
day. tho result of tho para-typhoid treat
mcnt. All Of them were taken on
short jnunis. the first step toward the
taking off fat.
The NEGOTIATIONS for para-typhoid in
which Tho Juice" is shnt into A mans
arm. enables him to fight off the dis
case.
The first incubation came painfully
tn some The second came spontan-
s.nusly. as soon az the 900 men caught
tho fever of the camp and realized that
HE 10000 men at Meade were all eager
To get over there
Everyone of the West Virginians went
about camp today looking at the rari-
GUS barracks. the trenches. and. In fact.
everything that goes To make up the
cantnnment. when some Of the men ar
rived At tho camp yesterday. they had
inscriptions on their suitcases. telling
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has now received about it's fun QUOTA
and The peculiar nnI$" produced ny III"
bursting ui one of the shells "i the
modern 20" guns ~ something that is
never quite forgotten. Each tim" one
Of the GUNS arc fircd the cost is in tn"
neighborhcnd of Sl1.n".
TIL" spirit IT til" men after few
months is in perfect sympathy win thc
work and their surroundings and III"
:rcal caus" that hns brought it nil
about They know NIL this I" I've n"r"S-
sary and accept discipline 10 help bring
tho desired end.
When lists are drawn for overseas
service. all m"n display caG"rn"sS to get
ACROSS and Ert into tn" action of tho
fray. The loyal spirit Of NIL thr mon is
tup-nmtch. The American boys" already
on tn" firing limo hav" nstnnlSh"'l all
with both their f"arlcsSn"ss and cheer
fulnesS.
Mr. Rowic then spok" If his being
detailed in the officers training camp
with whom were specially picked. one
out ~ every iifty. for the nun-r"mmis
sinn "ffreS. In conclusion III" speaker
spoke of hc high religious spirit Of the
camp ard the wonderful wurH NJ the
y. W. G. A.. among the mon. and 81 id
take il I'LL in all. iho hardships nf il NIL.
was on the "nth'r side" that it WAS
those left behind who wrr" making
thr big ard noble sacrifice. the brave,
though sad hearted parents Of Ii" boys
who w"r" being weighed down with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
ROSY CHEEKS
IS B|RTHR|CHT
Of EVERY WOMAN
Physicians Declares Every Girl and
Woman May Now Have Bloom
OF Youth.

How would it feel TO see the unge
Of healthy bloom of youth mount to
your checks? To sec your skin get
clear and pink? To wake up with
out a headache, backache, coated
tongue. or nasty breath? To 70 through
the day without dizzy or faintinG
spell? To feel strong, robust and
healthy
This condition may now he enjoyed
by every woman and in this connection
the noted Specialist of Pittsburgh, DIR.
T. A. Rhoady, says: Il have pre-
scribed PeptoniZcd Nux-lron in my
practice for the treatment Of those af-
flicted with anemia-blood starvation,
weakness, lack of energy, nervous eX'
haustion and 4 rundown. tired'out feel
ing. with amazing results. Ottcn.. IN
two weeks time the color comes hack
10 the face and the patients strength
is increased 100 per cent in many
cases.
peptonizrd Nux-Iron rrbu,h!S the lis
sues through tho stomach. blood ana
nerves; impartS strength TO the bodF
and elasticity 10 III" step. bringing
hack the roses 10 the checks and the
sparkle Of health TO the eyes.
Peptonized Nux-lron may be- CD
tained OF the G. Fl. GrieSt & Co.. ll22
Market street. Wheeling; Dankwnrih
Bros, Belmont and Thirtr-third street.
Bellaire, o.. and Srlby and Reed $
three drug stores. Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Bringing Iron to the Front

It is a Well-known fact that
men OF courage, men with
Drawn and nerve to "buck the
line" and go over-the-top +"
have rich red blood coursing
througA their veins. This
blood must contain about as
much iron as there is in a
common "tenpenny" nail. The
red blood corpuscles must be
fed on iron to have that rich
red color. The nerves are fed
on the red blood corpuscles, so
when you feel tired, worn out
before the day is half over,
when pimples show on neck or
face, it's the danger signal.
time to repair the blood cells.
It Is fortunate that DR.. Pierce
and his staff Of able physic-
ians at the Surgical Institute
In Buffalo have found a combi-
nation OF iron and herbal ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29


Mrs. Jcssr Doyle. Of South Marshall
street. has arrived homo from Camp I.cr
w'rcrr she visited her brother
Wayne Gatcwooh who attends the
University Of Pittsburgh. spent S,tur-
day and Sunday with his parrp on
Marshall strnot.
Miss Rose Ehhcr:s has reSigv ii her
position with tn" WhN"l'nS ran o. and
has accepted on" with Eaiz"r and Eal-
Zcr.
Mrs. G. e. McFaddcn. who has boon
quito III at hnr homo on Fifteenth street
has recovered.
Sheriff Clayton WAS IN tho city at
tending to business Saturday.
Miss Virginia Hall is III at her home
nn South Marshall street. with an at
sack Of -rippe.
F:ohrrt Armstrong spent SUNDAY IN
pittsburgh tho guest nf friends
VIM. Smith has t"rd"-rh his r.Signa-
zion Il tSn Wheeling Traction co. AMI
has accepted n POSITION ~ In" State
r:mitrntIlrr a: MnundsvIilr.
T'auI. r-isw"l' VIII" has h""u quito III
with ~" grIpi-'. is commissioning
!. l.. pric" has moved his general
s;orc mo III" Rogers huildrnc on Sixth
root
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
ALLEGES CHINA
TURNED OVER To
THE JAP ANE5E

aSHANGutT Wr,n. S,lar. Anr!l -
Athe Associated rSSp-Thc state
IS made II, th,. FIRST ISSUE "i the
nrhai Gazette. witch has nair l;S
earauc,. under thr' .aiitorship "t fu-
Chen. that ;hH Chinese S''rrh'n'a'
agree! - nrw drinanhS 'ai'' ny
an which arc ~ such :: nat"?" tha'
country has Virtually been turned
cr to tho JaI,:l,,.S". The ';aI''tc as
t. ( has h.,,u informed b. high
Fricial a, r":i,ny thu; I'll" J;Iran"S>
emands are far NOR serious shAn
|1hose in Crui;p V. OF III" famous fw"niE-
one demands made ny Japan IN l"l".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn" fact taht IN"
utmost secrecy IS being observed. says
the Gazett.. u. may IN, stated safely
thaSlHc following - nHt far from IN.
trr /tcrmS OF Tho AGREEMENT.
"Chines"- cXp"diti"uarN forces sen; :"
Siberia shall pc commanded by \
japanese.
= Chinese polio" shalt Re organized b.
Japanese officers.
Japan shall control all ~ ChtHas
arscnals and d"ckyard*.
Japan shall have the pririleEs OF
working mines in all parts o: China.
Special privileges shah h" granted
to Japan IN outer and inner Mongolia
and tho Who'll. ~ M2nchur:a.
"Othrr articles .nclud" 7-"EiSI"nS tor
financial control and educational as
SiStancc."
"a dispatch flied IL Picking April 4.
said it was reported there that Japan
had submitted n now series OF demands
to China including complies control or
China's finances. IN" purrhsas" OF ="
ncr cent OF China's ammunition in
Japan, operation OF Chinese :ro: mines
and dockyards. Gnd"r Japanese control
and recognition % special Japanese In
tcrests in Mongolia. rs in Marchur1a)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
MCMECHEN
Camp Ground Association.

tn" ladies Of tn" MoundsviIlc CSernr
Ground Association Of this city. will
meet tonight at the Grand Central hote,
in Wheeling.
Various matters Of interest concern
Ing MUundsvillrs' popular summer re-.
sort will be taken mp
Arrangements fer III" annual slr7pcr
will bc made and tho matter or opening
tho grounds 10 tn" public by May Isl
will h" considered. Many people here
will hc Interested in this meeting MS
quite y frw OF our residents spend thu
summer months nj tho popular resort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

tracts that gives the stomach
tone, fortifes the blood with
iron in a form that it can be
taken into the system. You
need energy and pep" every
day You can acquire 1t quickly
by taking "Irontic." This lat
est discovery called "Iron-tic, !"
can be had at most drug stores
in tablet form. at 6Oc the vial.
Send the Surgical Institute in
Buffalo. n. y, 10c for trial pkg.
If you wish to make a trial.
Men with wallup, men
who are on the front or doing
their bit" behind the lines,
are men with an active liver.
When they feel logy, dull.
headachy. blue. and what is
termed bilious. they acquire
regular habits, become regular
as clockwork" from taking DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Wounded Americans in
Liberty Loan Campaign

AN ATLANTIC PORT. April 2s.-
Fifty American soldiers. most Of whom
have been wounded or gassed, have
been brought 10 this port from France
by order Of President Wilson to take
part in the Liberty Loan campaign. ac-
cording to an announcement made by
military authorities here today.
e The party comprising enlisted men
representing all branches of the army
and commanded by ReEimental Color
Sergeant John ]. Heffernan. arrived
here on n transport last night. Six
teen will serve az loan speakers in the
New York federal reserve district ard
the others will be sent to various parts
OF the country.
Six of the men wear French crosses.
awarded for gallantry in action. and
all wear the gold "V" for foreign serv-
ice. Many show BY insignia on their
right arms that they have been
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

IGs was one time confined in the institu-
ton for fsable minded 1T Columbus
MARIETTA-Enslish literature will
10 substituted for German in the schools
here.
NARlcTTA-Profe f. s Mcr-
RAM of Marietta college has been
granted z leave Of absence 10 engage
III research work for IN" government
tANTUN-MrS. AleXandei Wnerncr.
aged -. hanged herself because she did
not get well after undergoing five OPP
sratiunS.
CINCINNATI - Socialists adopted
resolutions declaring IL democratic and
socialist world is impossible until the
German empire is crushed.
SIpNEY-Scrrcan; Major Harry r.
Williams "f the l0lst ammunition train
Of the 63rd division has died Of wounds
~ France.
pELAWAREi-Whilo on her way home
:ruru u funeral. Airs John 0'BHen was
fatally hur; when an automobile IN
which she was riding c0llidc1 with a
street car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
ByIer-Marple Wedding

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Mar
pic. on Seventh street. will ~ tho sccne
oc Il very pretty wedding tomorrow ar
ternoon. when their daughter. Miss
Oily" will bccon" tho bride or Rev. =.
A. Byl"r. OF this city.
The bride is a very charming and PIP
ular young lady and hns boon enter
tatDcd quito extensively during tho past
few weeks.
Rev. Eylrr has charE" Of the Church
or God. and during his stay in the city
has wor quite q host Of rrlcnds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Contracts Cor Improvement OF nearly
twcnty-tour miles -. roads IN nine
counties in the state. AZ IN estimated
COS. 81: Sij5 u"n w.r" 1T Today by the
state highway department.. Thr con-
tracts included .hr following:
Section l. phl" river road. Terront
county. :. NJ. Billit.r. Dayton. s3o.fSi.
Section 81: I.ima-SandusSy r"ad'
Hancock county. Johnson Construction
COMPANY Chicago flsphait brick). $751;
1Ss.
Section .. Lima SanduSkr road. Han
cock county. sum" contractors. BIDS 70
Spcctirrly. SS%.51" and Slll.i22.
NO bids were received TOR t-r77or"-
men; Of Il section Of n" Cl"v"iand-
Meadvillc road IN G"auca count
Other contracts L.; w"r" fur improve
nien;s on Section r.. Ir"ntnn-Mill"r road
in Lawrence cn&n;v: section Al OF tho
Baltimore Rsy mold hu-S read III Fair
field county: SECTION y % 'hs Ashland
Medina road III I"din.. county. ard 500
ton +. OF the Frsmun; -t'r-: Clinton road
in SpnduSky county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

sorrow worry and suspense. while the
buys" We're cncounlrring nothing mnrn
than strenuous. hut healthy work
every day. II" further stated that slo-
gan the y. VI. {. \. has postcd Is Have
You Written That Letter Home To-
day"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

what they mean TO do when they get to
Franco.
There were no dr7f!ces 20 arrive TO.
day. but tomorrow fn./.-1v- more West
NirEinians will reach the camp and on
Tuesday thirty will come In,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Health and old az" ;nSuranc" COM
missions ~ seven ether states besides
Ohio hav,. been invited to cleveland
for 4 cnnterrnr" on May IL and II. The
meeting IS FOR ;he purnoS" "t mutual
corporation between n" COMMISSIONS:
who are Studvin2; he"lth insurance and
old age pensions.
The states to b. rrnrrSent-d besides
Ohio are California; Wisconsin. Illinois.
PENNSYLVANIA. Now Jersey. Na$sachu-
sets and Connecticut.
ROYAL M,..kcc United States commits
sioncr 81 labor statistics. will b" pres
emf. Mr. Nnrk.r - already gathering a
large a:nou"t "f a.:;a Yer tn" ''ii" COM
mission and ibis viii h" made available
FOR thu uihrr states.
The special topic ~ BE- presented Is
methods q: !nv"S:iGat inn. This subject
will he discussed by John y. Lapp. the
Ohio director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

LESBON--Th.. Cc;umh'ana county
grand. jury has !a.icd IL indie; Wills
paynr. 4 n"gro. wtIC r"af' sSed - ;ha
murder Of David Mumaw. i might watch
man. oh ,hr ground thu: H.. is insane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. April 2S.-Dr. Edward
Rsinert OF this: city. ,"daE was selected
by Governor J. NJ. COX aS member OF
the state board a.: administration To sue
coed r f. Dav"y 81 Youngstown. who
died q few weeks ago. Or. Relncrt is Il
Republican and WIS recommended by
the medical society o. this county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
this IS The
AGE OF YOUTH
Strands of Gray Hair May BE
Removed.

Strands Of gray hair are unattrac-
tive and very unnecessary. and accel!
crale The appearance Of approaching
age Why not rrmor" all traces or
gray in thr hair aud possess an even
shade of beautiful dark hair In boun-
tcous quantities by the use of La
Creole" Hair Dressing? Used by thou
sands Of people every day--crery-
whrre---with perfect satisfaction. No
one need b. annoyed with gray hair
! hair strraked with gray, diseased
scalp or dandruT when offered such
preparation as LA Creole" Hair
Dressing Apply it freely 10 the scalp
and hair. rubbing it in well. and after
few applications you will BE- delight
fully surprised with the results.
TRY
IA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING
for gray or faded hair and retain the
iappcarancc Of youth. Used by gentle.
men in every walk OF life 10 restore
AL even dark color 10 their gray hair.
beard or mustachc.
Sold and recommended by Griest
Drug Store and Barr'S Pharmacy.
! Wheeling. w Va Mail orders prompt.
~ titled upon receipt Of regular price.
81. "l.a trrolr" Hair Dressing is
sold IN money hack guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

: The United States army barracks IN
This c;;y Mil become Il draft army re-
ccivinc station mex, week. being one OF
the eleven posts :" designated. Chuu-
sands Of <..rr'S who enter The service
between May auG 10 will he r"c"r""d
here. y h,g supply - blankets and UNI
forms has hcru received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Fart W. SIn,,h o. .'adiz. rhi': map
maker e.: IN" state highway commits
sion. was discharged by he commission
:cdav. following his 3Trest Sunday IN
connection with Distribution -: 7"liEiHtS
litcratur,, taking I questionable attitude
toward the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Come on, folks, let's all Liberty
Bomb the kaiser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-10

nnniisen g7omnn. ipiirben al Amerifd
priiben, ipie iis als trIfer Jtrbindni
| Hiirnberesf IN jttutlit an bk G9id.
fule urb gnit6uf9ungsn bes iinoliI6'
fidtn lsndn dnfniipftnbtn 8u4 DE;
gfmerifomilbtA I4iIbert. Dos dlIsl
fpiessit ii@ In ben Gradblunstn bsut'
ffer s(ltoren, bic am eiaenen Qeib.
bie Sesnutigsn bes anse6Iifxn Com
tts bsr syreibeit trfdbrtn tatten, &C,
trenIib tpisbsr. Jbrs G1iIbsrnngtu
amsriidnifhen 9etxns iperoen fhlitbs
Iib 3i Ulubnriffsn NIT BEN Wlptto
rBleibt i'm 0dnot nnb ndbre Did
rebIit!1
Die GinpaiibertrsGrSIbfung BAT
oufgsb0rt, ipis bic Standardization
aufgsb5rt babtn, neil Is Gintpdnbtrst
unb Snbianer iaum nod sibt. Nuie
1,tO6leme iinb dufssiauht unb barren
Der 8ehanbluna burh beutiHpameris
tauiTde SfriftftentrtaIsnie: Der
Gdnpf stpifhen Gsrmansntbum unb
qfngelfaffsnfbum, Der aampf gtasn
puritaniffx Werbobriteit unt 6euGks
lei, Der aampf 5pif1sn adpitoI unb
Qlrbsit. sipifdxn bem 1lniernebmsr
unb isinem SDfbIina, fir bsiTen Nedt
ie 6iipo 1srtfd ntii flannsnber 9ts
fsbfnndtvit IN ftintft .@cf6rpifterns
eintriti, bas finD bic orei aefpdItigsn
problsns, bic benz bsutfdxn grsdhf.r
bier5uIortbe fortdn BE sytber IN bic
Sdnb briiden fperben.
Ten Stisfbr,fosr bes Di&isrs bni
Friebrid ShiIler ben RcmanTdrift,
ife1er aetunni. w1it nntett. Der Ros
moHFfrHfiieller IN ber Gpiter nnfster
s3eit, unb, ipie bic IN Dsrien bihtsnbsn
gpiftr bee @ltertbums unb Nfifitfs
alters, fam auG Ct fi6 gu edit bids
ierifd,tr Spra1s, su bpttifdxn &C.
tunfen srbt6en. Guis pfofd IN tars
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