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The state herald., 1918-03-15
SLAVS WILL AID JAPAN
RUSSIANS AWAIT LANDING OF
TROOPS TO ENTER SIBERIA.
Prince LvoH Has Constituted New
Russian Government With Head.
quarters at Picking.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, March S.-The Germans
have captured hamburg. east OF Narva'
while the Turco-German offensive ID
continuing beyond Trebizond. says a
Russian official agency dispatch re-
ceivsd here. This action, adds the
statement, is despite the official an
nouncement by the German high com.
mand that hostilities against Russia
have ceased. A later dispatch, sent
by Reuters Petrograd correspondent,
says the Germans have evacuated Mar.
va, establishing themselves twelve
miles west of that town. hamburg is
on the railway line from Reval to Pet
rograd and only sixty-eight miles from
the Russian capital.
msterdam.-Offlcial announcement
was made In Berlin of the signing OF
n peace treaty between Germany and
Finland and also of trade and ship
ping agreements and supplementary
protocol.
Finland by the conditions Of the
treaty, agrees to cede no territory nor
grant territorial rights to any foreign
power without the previous consent OF
Germany. who undertakes to exert
herself to secure the recognition Of
Finland's independence by all the
powers.
al ystt nd m
Negotiations will start forthwith for
trade and shipping treaty.
Aland islands Notifications will be
removed and regulations adopted for
their permanent non-fortification.
It was agreed that the armistice be-
tween Rumania and the central pow
ersThould run for fourteen days from
midnight on March s. with a period Of
three days for denunciation.
Vologda, Russia. March SIN q pub
lie statement to the people Of Vologda
on the international situation as It af-
fects Russia, David r. Francis, the
American ambassador. said:
America has no plans or measures
Tor territorial conquest in Russia.
While the prerent government has
never been formally recognized by my
government or any of the allies. both
Premier Lenine and Foreign Minister
Trotzky are aware, because I SO ad.
vised them. that had recommended
to my government that 1t recognize
any government the Russian people
might select and would also earnestly
urge that material assistance be rem
dered to such government, provided
that 1t would continue the war against
the central powers.
THE success Of Germany would re-
suit In the loss by the Russian people
Of all the liberties they have gained
by the revolution. Consequently the
free people Of the United States sin.
cerely hope that the severe terms Of
the separate peace imposed by Ger.
many will not be ratified by the Rus.
sian people,"
The state herald., 1918-03-15

Ministry H Spain Rsslsns Again.
AAAr1d.-Kins Alfonso has aoospt
"a the rssignation Of the entire cab.
~ headed BY Marquis Alhuosmas,
The state herald., 1918-03-15
White sos Veteran Mccormick oIss.

Paterson. N. Jim Mccormick.
veteran pitcher of the Chicago White
Box. died in 81. Josophs hospital here.
He was tsam-'natc OF Billy Sunday and
old Silver Flint Mccormick was moro
than 90 years Of nge.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
FRANK MULLioAN FOUND GUILTY
Convicted on Charge Of Completely !,
Nolan. Burke Robbery.

Brighton. Colo.-The Adams county
Jury returned q verdict convicting for
mer Denver City Detective Frank H.
Mulligan Of the charge Of completely
In the holdup and robbery Of Mrs.
Harry T. Nolan and the Rev. Father
Garrett J. Burke In the Model road
house early In the morning Of Jan. :.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
Jury Flnds Allison No4 GUILTY.

Dsnvss.-Ths jury In the case OF
Deputy Sheriff Allison. accused Of the
murder Of M. Margaret Manning. r.
tusnsd . verdict finding him not
guilty.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
BoIshsvIk chIefs FIRE. GRAND Duke,

Petroxrad--lt Ia stated In tho news.
papers that tho Boishsvik government
has granted complete freedom to
Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch.
who has been under arrest at his
homo. Emperor Nicholas. on abdicat.
ing. designated him 80 regent.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
Former cabine, Member Dies.

Bo1ton.-Gcorge Won l.. Meyer. for.
msr cabinet member and diplomat.
died mt his home here Saturday night
after an illness OF several weeks.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
Chinese sandIss Rob v. Q. snelnssrs.

Peking.-Two American engineers.
Nyi and Purcell. have been robbed and
captured by bandits near Ychsisn. In
the province Of Honan. A Chinese -.
sistant also was taken prisoner.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
= eeei ~ - -. :ss;sf.' ;;:ssS
WEEKS lss..ss 3sssts; II d:

He'd Paid the Bills.
~How did WEEDS happen to marxy
. dressmakera" 'Eor her money. 81
made all Of his flrst wife's clothea!.
The state herald., 1918-03-15

''Nothing is new under the suni.
How about the 1918 weather records1
The state herald., 1918-03-15
BAKER WILL INSPECT FRONT.
SECRETARY Of War Arrives safely In
France.

Paris. March l2.--Newton ID. Baker.
the American secretary OF war, arrived
In Paris. He was received by General
Psrshing. Gen. Tasker II. Bliss. the
American chief OF staff: French Off
GERS representing Premier Ciemenceau
and Ambassador Sharp. The secre-
tary's voyage was without Incident.
The state herald., 1918-03-15

Winchester. Ky.-Twelvc persons
were killed. ten OF whom were chill.
drsn. twcnty.three persons so severely
injured II wns found necessary TO re-
move them to the Clark county hos.
pitnl. and about thirty others less %
riously hurt here when the walls Of a
burned building adjoining moving
picture theater collapsed. crushing In
its roof
The state herald., 1918-03-15
Canadian PsrIIsmsn. Meet. March 10

ottawa.-The first session OF Parlia.
ment under the new government has
been called for Monday, March IL.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
renew DRIVE
FINLAND eioNs TREATY WITH
GERMANY.
Ambassador Francis Advises Russia 70
Fight and Promises v. Q. Aid II
Hun Treaty 10 Rejected.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Pstrograd. March 1.-THE Pravda,
organ Of the Bolsheviki, prints a dis
patch from lrkutsk which says:
"The ex.presidsnt Of the council Of
ministers Of Evolutionary Russia,
Prince Lvoff. has constituted in the
far East q new Russian government
which at present has its seat at Pc
king. and which 10 awaiting the land
ing Of Japanese troops at vladivostok
in order to enter Siberian territory
with them. Telegraphic communica-
ton between Vladivostok and Irkutsk
is interrupted. The soviet Of vladivos.
tok y mobilisins its forces for resist
ance and ID forming . Red army"
It is reported from Irkutsk that the
Bolsheviki have ordered all workers
In Siberia to mobiliss for service at
the 'front.' The bourgsoisio have been
instructed to build defsnsss or to
work In towns IN support Of the mobi.
lised workers.
The Hasus.-"ws have acquired .
direct tree route via Russia 10 Persia
and Afghanistan." says . dispatch
from the Wolff bureau. the German
ssmi-official agency. received here.
The peace terms forced upon Rus.
sia at Breakdown took away from
Russia dIstricts In the Cis-Caucasian
region. through which 1t would be
possible for Germanic allies to gain
entrance from the Black sea or Tur.
key into Persia.
A Peking dispatch dated Feb. 81
said the governor Of the province OF
Sin Kiang had reported that the Turks
and Germans were active among the
Mohammedans there. Sin Kiang is
Just to the northeast Of Afghanistan
and abuts the northern border of
India.
The state herald., 1918-03-15
MANY KILLED AND INJURED
WHEN STORM SWEEPS PATH
FOURTH MILE WIDE.
Wall FALLS
TEN CHILDREN AND TWO ADULTS
PERISH AND IS HURT AT
WINCHESTER, Ky.

Tiffin, Ohio, March ia tornado
visited the west and middle portions
of Seneca county early Sunday morn.
ing. causing thousands Of dollars
worth of damage. Many buildings hero
were carried from their foundations
and set down In adjacent fields.
Lima, Ohio. March 11.-Tive persons
are known to be dead. several others
are reported killed, scores are injured.
scores OF homes were completely or
partially demolished and hundreds Of
barns and outbuildings were RACED
by the tornado which travelled across
northwestern Ohio Saturday evening.
Estimates Of property damage range
from 100000 to S6.000.000.
No serious damage was done In any
Of the larger cities. Most Of the de-
struction was In country districts. The
tornado began In Van Vert county. on
the ohiolndiana state line. and then
travelled In a northeasterly direction.
Towns suffering the most were Van
Vert. Middlepoint. Convoy, Lima.
Deshler. Hamler. Continental, Ottawa,
Findlay. Napoleon. Holgate, Miller
City and Tiffin.
Findlay, Ohio.-Damage estimated
at 5000. 900 was done in Hancock coun.
ty when the tornado swept through
here.
Van Vert, Ohio.-Four persons are
known to be dead. several are In q To-
cal hospital more or less seriously In.
jured. between twenty-five and fifty
farm homes are completely or partly
demolished. and scores OF barns and
outbuildings were blown down BY the
tornado which swept this county Sat.
urdny evening.
The financial loss In the county IL
estimated at from 100000 to $1,000.
900. The tornado first struck at Mid.
dleburg. travelling northeas, across
Harrison, Pleasant and Union town.
ships.
The state herald., 1918-03-15

He Couldn't etand Il
6he-"At least q mirror doesn't ID
ter one" He-"No: that II why nsv.
er look In one"
The state herald., 1918-03-15

To keep clean and healthy take d..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regu-
late liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
Some men work an empty honor for
ali there Is in II.
The state herald., 1918-03-15

Rome. March 9.-Austrian troops
have been sent to France, the Prus
sian minister Of war announced In the
Reichstag. according to advices 70
ceived from Berns. He refused Il
give the number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
EETw5EN Oa1O COUNTY AND
TOWN OF FULTON.
Case Of This City ard County Also At
tracing Observation-Disclosures Xix
pcctcd Soon

A'.horae.s' nest was stirred up ErS-
te.d2y by tho St"ry i'll The tn''i"
cenccr showing Up tho mis;'rapi" |""
J:.ion~ of tn" National pike III '"r
stretch OF rad extending weSt""FN
from Fourth street. II Fulton. fN"'E
nu:n owner AMI good road rhthuS''S|
discussed the :tor: and wondered WIKI"
.;h.. outcome OF the situation would -
r SOMEONE did mot Strp mt" IN" or'''"
ar,i bring the board "t county c""n-
msstoucrS AMI thr Fulton "thcIus ~
,.,:hcr and come 70 Some Kind OF III
a,;-crmcnt in regard 20 the rrfl'1nS
" the road before bad weather sets H.
7: the present condition OF affairs Is
allowed 20 exist. that Hartr'ular StFe''h
of pike will be rs bad. II not worse.
.han the river roal loading TO War
wood was a few weeks ago.
Tho National pike is different from
ordinary county roads; the Cn'ecu
Statcs government built and owned the
road for several years. but in 1853
,t,rusd it over to the various states
through which It passes. reserNTnS GER
tain rights, among them the use or
the road for military. purposes
In turn the legislature Of this stare
passed an act IN 1890 turning mo foeo
over to Ohio county. the United Noaees
government to continue It's rrScrSe OIL
rights for military use. WIKI >niS
fact TN view. and our country at war
and the grc1t traffic of army trucks
over the National pfce It is poSSiole
that tho United States military stuI'oFF
ties might step in and force somebody
70 put the road IN proper shape ana
make a safe thorouShfare for the trucks
to travel over.
Mandarus Proceedings
Friendly nranda1rrus proceedings nhso
heen Instituted by Mr.. C A. ROBINSON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Issue of Certificates
Announced By M'Adoc

WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-To permit
business interests to provide in advance
for income and profits taxes due next
year. under the revenue bill now being
framed. Secretary MeAdoo tonight an
nounc.ti that IN iNdciinit" amount of
certificates Of indebtedness bearing four
percent interest and acceptable in pay
mcnt OF taxes in l91a~would be issued
Immediately. These certificates. similar
in terms 10 those non ted lin anticipation
Of tax collections earlier this year. arc
TO take the place Of the usual bi-weekly
issue Of loan certificates announcement
Of which was due today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
AMERICAN SOCIALISTS
AND 5IME0MZSTS BACK
OF u. s. WAR POLICY

LONDON, Julr 0.--tCCrr"Sn"nirn"c
Of The Associated rr"Hs) --'i:'nN'';ii'r us
ser, ious that I'll American Socialists An"
ltIsnr uninulStS unrr$"rV"dlY support
!,rc.;iIru, wilson's WI" aims have I"cH
given IL British tabor nun ~ in"lnh"rS
of the Social Democratic league I'll Nm
erica.
ct COM. to emphasize that I'LL Amcr!-
can socialists ard labor uni"nlstS ut"
unr,e,ryrdiy back Of l'rcsid"nt " hS"h
and his war aims" declared \. NJ sim
OILS OF Wisconsin. ono of tn" nlc'Hp"FS o.
the commission in MI address 10 d"I'-
cred II u dinner given 10 the MISSION Ut
tho lInUS, of COMMONS. America St't'"
out of the war ~" years c"a''hu'o MI
SirunnS, ",akin; rncnur,r IN every posSi-
Bic means n hand 10 avoid participation
~ whit s..rrn: tn" world catastrophe
Sine. our entrance into tho WIZ PrcSl-
dent Wilson has given the Germans "|-
cry ournrtun.tr 10 avoid further hlord-
shed. Wo have hid our cards or tho
table and waited patiently hut the only
answer - that Of the cannon OF III"
rnrny's hosts in baltic. We hatr war.
Ne did NOT want militnriSIl IN Inc UNIT
cd States. Eur We arc fighting: now ai:d
intend to continue 10 fight with all our
means to make war Il bad Investment by
any nation in future.
John SparEo. another mrmhor or tn"
mission. declared that unless the United
States was TO bear in furirn tho great
est military burden known TO tho nations
l,russianisin must he crushed ut the car
licst possible moment "Such creed IS in
keeping with our racfisrn. hn said. "Nn
believe an inconclusivc peace would hn
m UNPARALLELED disaster that n thousand
wears Of toll and suffering could not
right"
John Hodge British Minister Of Pen
sions. said there could hc no doubt about
the soundnosS Of british labor in the war,
not withs landing certain unfortunate i'm
prcssiorS. We admit. he said. that as in
the case OF almost every country. We
have Il certain proportion OF wrong
headed people among rs. and they I'M
pose on us the duty Of great vigilance"
For instance at the moment We arc not
unaware of the threat that among some
400 labor candidates for Parliament In
the coming general election. There will
possibly he something likc'?o percent Of
them Of tho paciciSt persuasion"
c. w Bowcrnan. parliamentary S"crc-
t.ry OF tho British Trade Union repre-
seating 3,o00.o0o workers. said tina; tho
heart of labor in the British Isles beat
in unison with that Of their brothers in
america on Tho subject OF war. The
Eyes Of sociai1.& and labor union Rrcn In
Grc"t !:ritaln h" aided. had boon opened
ir tn" .ruFrc,;S II IN" American Social
I,";n"r.,tir NlT"c;rCnt.
T.,!.Hm i;rar". secretary nf tho HON"
OHic~. rI"r!ar.s.i that ;'tc miners of South
Wales >:-,r :.rnIr",! :" :>.;,,." any Sac-
r!I'n T. win tho war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
It Made Her Eyes Look Large and
Rlac%

Tho interior decorator smiled and h''l
out her hands in Il gesture "THtFh''ht
10 n rrenrhmans What Will you.
"Nhal Of it, she said: That gown
Is Of lovely material: Il IS cut on Hho'
simple lines ami. above all. II Is r"ic-
v;tmi Ia The personality ana appearance
ni the woman whu 10 wearing IL.
don't know If anything that could bring
out tho beautiful white pail"r "t h'r
fac" and maxi" her eyes in"k 81 plS
aiut !luck 4. that black velvet docs.
A:d that deep H-n"ClI il perfect for h"r.
The trouble with So tna4ly or those
drrs::"S." she Indicated tirm by let
ting her eyes rest hrirfl" upon two "l
the most striking and expensive gowns
~ that 'hcG are ;nt"iiy irr"l"NaEl u
either one Of them had been on just
IT,. rIrht woman | should h.tT' 'ti'rn
her ihr best dressed WuInan: nut I"
my mind lhcr. i.'n't Il single gown :"
handsome in its"lf. apd ut the Sninr
time So perfectly relevant. as thai
black velvet"
She Was This Sort Of a woman.
At that moment SOMEONE acru%S the
fable called Ia the interior decorator
to ask her Il question and cnnv"rSau ton
passed 10 other topics, but l sai~ tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Speaker Clark Accepts
Invitation 10 West Va,

Special Dispatch to The IntclliEcnccr.
CLAItkSBCRC;. ". Va. Aug. IL
4 telegram was received to-day Ivy las.
y. Hess. secretary of The Central West
Virginia fair from Congressman Stuart
+. Reed. in Washington. stating that
Champ Clark. speaker of tho house of
representatives. had accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an address on patriotic
subject Thursday. September l.. at the
Central West Virginia fair here.
Mr.. Reed had been asked by The man.
aScmCne of the fair to extend n per
Sonal Invitation 10 tho speaker. This
day OF the fair is TO b" Observed rs
Patriotic Day, with special program
Of win tho war and conservation fea-
lures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Rev, Garner Called
to CIarksburg Church

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligencnr.
CLARNSEUEG, August l6. An
nounccnent was made today by tho YES
try Of Christ Episcopal church hero that
the Rev Mr.. Garner. .cctor of the Fps
copal parish at Nounlsvill" had accept
ed cali to art as rector Of the local
parish during tn" absences Of tn" Hrv.
J. Z. Carter. who is how III IN" nal!"n-
III army having gone = few days ago
with local contingent Of dritftrns {"
Camp Meade. Nd. The Roy. Mr. Gar
ner will assume his new duties curly III
September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Almost Anyone Can Be Rclcvnntly

AIS" "f x" Feasibility.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
German Losses Since
War Began Six Million

PARIS. Aug. 16.--Total Of German
losses from the beginning of tho war
10 tho end Of July. 1918. arc understood
TO be G,0O0.OOn. according Ia the morn
ing newspapers.
The figures include 1.tn0.nn0 killed
UP to the beginning OF tho German on
fcnsive last March. From March -
10 June It, the Germans are said tn
have lost l2O00n BILLED alone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Vermont Governor is
Asked to Resign When
Discrepancies Found

BURLINGTON. VI. AUG. ls.-Govrr-
nor Horace Graham to-day was asked
to resign his office, in resolutions adopt
cd by The Republican state committee.
at Il special executive session. This
week discrepancies amounting To so.
000 were said To have been found in III"
accounts of the governor when lie Wa;
state auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
10000 at Camp Lee
Take Allegiance Oath

PETERSBURG. Va. Aug. I6.--Two
thousand foreign born soldiers from
Camp Lee took the oath OF alicSianc.
as citizens Of tho United States here TO-
day, At "A public meeting in Central
Park. Louis j.. Post. assistant score
tary OF labor and the ranking officers
Of the camp. took part in the ce-c-
monies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

We cannot all he cNrenSirciF Eownco
or Enwnrd in the latest fashion, put
anyone who will cultivate taste ana
discrimination and s,'lf-knnwlrdGe can
b" rclevantly Enwn"d. Whether she
chooses To exercise her faculty Of Sc
lection in picking out. from III" infinite
variety Of r.:,,iy-nnadr gowns Offered
her, tho:" which harmonize with her
tyne and figure and cn1oring (anI also
her rurs"l. or whether shr creates, or
has her drranakcr create. thr relevant
gown out Of the prnfusion Of good pat
terms and beautiful colora found in
even the least expensive materials.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-11-17

lUnr0en, iUIlen nnuerGuDert llei6en
uu6 nlle oentidlcn !0anOelsidIiffe, ole
nnf Der See augetrUfieu Weroen, fin.
Uen bcidllGgunlmt meroen.
27.-2Ille 0|arinsilu93engc mil.
len tonceHtrirt nuo in oeutldDen BON
Den Alliirten nnO ben Ser. Staateu
pom Nmrrien ~ 6c5cidlucnOrn Snien
amber &riegsbercitidJait geiebt iuer.
Den.
2S.--Sci Der Stunning Der belei.
idDcn Siiite nnO 0GfCn ioa 9eutidl.
lnuo nae 6anoelsidliiic, SdIlepps
OampfbOOtc, Gihteridjiiie, arancn
nn6 niles $onicumnterinl, alles 0ta.
tcrial fir 3ulnnOidlififabrt, alle
Tlna}cnge unO nllc Ylaterinlien nnS
@urratfc, nQe Naiien nnS @eidlilbs
nno aIe &urrdfhe nno 2Ippnrate jes
Der Grt 3nrildlaiicn,
29.-9lQe 6Gfeu 6es Sdlluar3cn
Iceres miiiieu Don GentidllanO &c.
rGnmt iucrScH; ale rniiiidenariegs.
idDiife ieoer Nrt, bic bon IentidIlauO
i'm EdJwar5en Wicsre genUmmcn
murbcn, mGiien on oic 9Illiirten nnO
oie Ger. Stoatsu D9n 9lmerica nnS'
oelieicrt merocn; nGc in geifJlag ae'
npmmeneu ncutralca Sdliife miliien
freiqeoe6eu merbcn: nasS arirass
uocr anocres Ylaterinl jcoer 9irt, oas
in oieicn Safen in @ciib aenommen
luur6e, mus snriifae9ebcn nub bout
idles Wlntcrial, ipie in Glnnic adlt.
nnNpuan}ia onaeacbsn, INNS inrilf,
eelaiien wcr5en.
30.-9l0e in ocn SGuOcn Der
7eutihen iidl beiinolidleu 0anOeIo-
Ihiffe Der nGiirteu nnb niiociirtcn
g.adlte maiien in Safcn }uriiferitat'
tet uerSeu, bic uon ben 2llliirten unS
ben Ser. 1taateu pan glmerica ipes
cificirt mer6eH, ohHe bag gsttere
bas @leiAe tfnu.
32-gor ter Jlapmnnq, Der
llebrrqabe D6er 0ieDereritaltung
bari fejue 3cri0ruua Don 5t'iFfea
ooer Iintcrial itattiinoeH
- Tie eentiMC Jieaievunq miro
bic Hc9icrnnatn oer ueutraicn Sau'
Der, uno DEFENDERS 0ic HcnicrunGcn
rcn GDrlueocu. SalutDcu, Tancmrrf
nro NelnnO bauou bennhridltlatnt
6of eGr Gini4raniungcn, bic benz
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-11-17

BON aOBle nno Niaterial fir Den Sc.
tricb Der ftaHoigen Sd)ieuenmege,
SignalsGinridltuHgen nno Iepara.
tnr-@erfitGtten limb an Ert nnS
Stelle SIT belanen nHO nun ben Gent.
ifeu mdbrenS Der SnHcr oes gSaf.
fenitillitanbs in betricbsidbiaem Gu.
i.anS su unterbalteu. 9llle Den 9Iniir.
ten abgcnummeneu &arfcn iinO 5u-
riifiugcben. 9ic Ginsclbciten IinS
inn Inbang aereatit.
S.-9aS oenfidlc SDmmanou iDll
oafEr uerantipOrtlidl iein, Oaf Gae
Yiincn ooer 3eitiiinOer, Die aui Dem
Upu ben orntidDen SrnppeH gerdnm-
fen 6ebiete acIegt nOroeu iinS, an.
gegeben ucrhcn, nno ioll mitbelfem
iic nusfinoig nuS GriajG0iidD III ma.
den. Scrner ioa oaS ocntife Som
manou UOu alien 3eritGrnuaSmnfrc-
acln Senntniii gc6cu, bic ctiua gctrof-
fen luorOen iino (luie @eraiitune ubcr
%ernnreinignua oon Euel(r" 8rnn.
nen uiu), ipioriaenfnllS %crgcltnng
geiibt uiro.
9.-9en gIrmeen Der Sllliirten
nao Scr Scr. Staaten IDll oas Nc
GuiiitiOnsredjt in ben beiebten @ebie.
ten cinaerGumt lDcrSen. Die Scntidie
Heaiernng iOa Die Soften Der Inter.
baltnuo Scr CctnpatiOnstrnppen i'm
RheinlanS (dus0enUmmem Gliaf.
gothringen) tragen,
10.-gae @cfanaensn Der gllliir.
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