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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
POST OFFICE
fights TUBES
Chicago Postal Officials Are
Strongly Against the Pneu-
matte Tube System in
Chicago.

A dispatch from Washington to the
Chicago Tribune says that opposition
of Chicago postoflice officials to the
pneumatic tube mail service will be
brought to the attention Of the house
when the postofiice appropriation bill
Is returned to that body with the SEN
ate amendment providing for govern.
ment purchase of the five pneumatic
tube systems at a price Of S4,432,OOO.
One specific complaint against the
tube system in Chicago which was not
available when the senate adopted the
purchase amendment Tuesday, but
| which probably will be called to the
| attention of the house, is contained In
a report received today by Frank II
| Galbraith, superintendent of mails OF
the Chicago postofiice, who Is in Wash
ington presenting the Chicago Offices
truck needs.
This report told of an accident on
the tube route from the Chicago post
Office to station y at the Canal street
Union station May II, when a tube
carriage was broken open in transit
and the mail spilled through the pipes
Superintendent Galbraith's report
| showed:
That 156 letters were soiled and mu
tilated so badly that 1t was necessary
TO seal them in official envelopes be
fore forwarding them to delivery.
That 175 letters were so badly soilet
and torn that 1t was deemed necessar,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
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CHINESE INTERROGATION POINT

"Feng is rapicr. Under his pres.
idency China is destined to see some
eventful days." wrote Adachi Kinno-
suke in the New York Tribune last
July when the reins of government
were put In the hands of General
feng kwochang. Things have been
happening I'm II pretty tumultuous fash.
ion ever since but the bitter words of
self-reproach that accompanied Feng's
announcement of his decision to retire
from the presidency seem to indicate
that the days were pventful in spite
OF rather than because of any potency
IN himself. His mandate was filed
with such self.abasing sentences as:
Il ordered the negotiations for peace
while the rebels were triumphant :"
MY effort to save from misery brought
more misery; my hope to save the sit.
uation resulted In more confusion"
and II am too weak for the BURDEN
Apparently. President Feng Is
sun, us Mr.. Adachi called him. "an
interrogation point of Chinese politics.
General Ennu ,yu. ana nf tb,S. AL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
TELEPHONE RATES.

In an able and comprehensive let
ter TO the City Council Committee on
Gas, Oil and Electric Light, President
b. +. Sunny of the Chicago Telephone
Company, sets forth the injustice of
the present schedule of rates and par.
ticularly of the fiat rate.
Mr. Sunny says: Under the 1913
ordinance We are supplying service
at fat rates on 1000 lines in the pre-
misses OF large users, at charge of
81 per day per line, while the cost
thereof, according TO the city's en-
perts, considering the high costs for
labor and material at this time, is
more than double the revenue derived
therefrom. There is no doubt that
these subscribers are able and willing
10 pay fair price for the service,
We are supplying S,2S2 lines with
unlimited service at 1925 a year, at a
loss OF from s25 on some lines 10 per-
haps $500 on others on account Of the
volume of traffic carried
We are supplying 800 single line
fiat rate telephones for residences and
800 two party fiat rate residence
telephones at s72 and at $50 respect.
lively, per annum, both at a heavy
loss, because Of the excessive number
Of calls
We have about 1900 so-called
"Neighborhood" telephones, business
and residence, in the outlying dis
tricts-Rogers Park, Austin, South
Chicago, Pullman, ETC. operating on
fiat rate basis and at an extremely
heavy loss.
4 summary OF the fiat rate service
shows that 54,l4G telephones in that
class, or II per cent OF the total,
produce l. per cent Of the gross reve-
nue., but create 90 per cent OF the
calls.
These figures indicate the unfair
ness OF the plan by which some tele-
phone subscribers are given service
on a fiat rate basis, while others must
subscribe 10 the measured service.
Also there are extreme fluctuations
In the number Of calls by some fiat
rate subscribers, which further accen-
tuate the discrimination and favOrit-
ism. On the 1925 fat rate lines the
calls per day per telephone run as
high as $50, making the charge per
call per day oneihird Of one cent
On fiat rate residence telephone lines
the number Of calls per day ranges
from one to slightly under sixty on
different lines.
Il has been repeatedly proven in
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
THE TRACTION ORDINANCE.

Consideration of the tentative ordi.
nance for the building of subways and
rapid transit lines has been started
by the council subcommittee on trans
portation.
Special Counsel Walter l.. Fisher
submitted the ordinance Tuesday. 1t
is based on the committees recon-
mendations made a few weeks ago.
1t provides for the consolidation of
the elevated and surface lines to be
operated by a newly formed corpora
ton.
Provision is made for the immedi
ate construction of the subway lines
by the city and the proposed elevated
lines by the new corporation.
The corporation would be given q
30.year franchise with a guaranteed
return of per cent, and, II earned
an additional profit of ! per cent
based on the gross receipts.
The fare is fixed at > cents, Will
an extra charge of cents for trans
fer between a surface and an elevated
or subway line. If the receipts are
insufficient to meet its obligations the
corporation will be allowed to in
crease the transfer charges.
The rate of fare may be raised wher
the receipts are insufficient because
OF increased transfer charges.
4 body TO be known as the loca
transportation commission would bt
created to have jurisdiction over tn,
corporation and the service. Its mem
bers would be appointed by the Cit!
Council
An amortization fund also is pro
acquire the lines.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

to return them to senders for renal.
| ing.
That $50 letters were chewed into
bits and there was not enough left of
the fragments to make remailing feas.
| ible.
Superintendent Galbraith supports
| the contention of Postmaster General
| Burleson that the tubes have outlived
their usefulness and are of no practi.
| cal benefit.
The postmaster general goes further
| and characteriZes the tube system as
"fifty.six miles of worthless junk"
| lie not only opposed the purchase of
the tube systems In Chicago, New
York, Boston. Philadelphia. and st.
Louis, the only cities in which they
operate but he opposed their opera.
| ton or rental.
! The postmaster general cited the fol-
lowing report of operations in Chi
cago last month:
| "In Chicago during the month of
| April, 1913, 1924 pouches of letter
mail, or approximately 100000 let.
tiers. were subjected to delay from five
minutes to thirteen hours and twenty
five minutes. During this same period
government owned automobiles, by
which 81 per cent of the letter mail
and more than % per cent of the en-.
tire bulk of mail in Chicago is trans.
ported, failed to make only six con.
nections, involving a delay of seven
pouches, approximately $4,000 letters.
Supt. Galbraith said the government
pays a rent of $4,000 mile a year
for the ten miles of tubes in Chicago
or a total of $4,000 year. He said
experiments had shown that the extra
letter mail now carried by tubes can
be expedtiously handled by the Chi
cago postofIice by the purchase OF
twenty additional motor trucks.
I'm addition, the employment OF
extra clerks at salary total of $50,
600 to $4,000 year is necessary to
handle tube mail" he said.
Thomas j. Sutherland, a Chicago at
torney, has formally notified Senators
Hardwick, Weeks, and others of the
committee, as well as Illinois senators
and representatives, that the ordi
nance under which the tubes were laid
and are being operated is invalid.
! He claims that no frontage consents
from property owners were ever oh
tanned and that all money paid fol
rental-in excess of $500, O0O-was
Illegally taken from the United States
treasury.
He has informed them that IL the
tube company Is granted further ex
tension of contract to operate, If 1t 1,
leased to the government or IL pur
chased by it, property owners he repre-
sents will bring suit for ejectment.
William II, Luthardt on Monday re
gained his position as secretary L
the Chief of Police. Charles Agnew
! whom he displaced, was temperate,
, appointed lieutenant of detectives.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
HELPING THE FRENCH

To help restore the pennil'sS
among the French war sufferers tn
economic Independence and ut the
same time promote closer commercial
relations between the United States
and France. an exchange market for
American and French goods will he
established through the efforts of the
Travail Franco.Amcsicnin according
to Mrs. Benjamin Cram of Baltimore
and New York, organizer of the 50.
ciety.
Mrs. Cram, who Is II French
woman married to I'm American, re-
Gently returned from Paris, where she
spent six months. Among the patrons
and patroncsscS of her organization in
France, she says are the wife of Pres.
ident Poincarc: Mrs. William g.
Sharp, wife of the American ambassn-
dor: Pierre Mile, the writer; Felix
Decori, Nine. Paul Adam, &. W. Ncdit2.
commercial attachc of the American
embassy At Paris COmptesse Matthew
de Nosilles, Gen. Mallterre and the Du,
An American committee will he Oh
country the organization will operate
society.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

General Feng Shira dominated
bdicut ion OF he hronc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

Ascher Brothers, the well known
moving picture theater owners, have
purchased the old Inter.Ocean build.
ing at Dearborn and Monroe streets
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
SIR HENRY WILSON'S CAREER

Lieut.. Gen. Sir Henry Hughes
Wilson, new chief of STAFF at British
imperial headquarters, has had II
notable career both ut home ana in the
field. lie was decorated twice in Bur
ma campaigns, and once for his part
in the South African war. His serv-
ices in the present war have been dis
tingushed
lie was born May 3, 1864, in Curry
Crane, EdgeworthstOwn, Ireland, the
son of james Wilson, lawyer. lie
was educated M Marlborough college
and the STAFF college, ana entered the
Royal Irish regiment in lSS4
In 1903 he became assistant adju'
tant general at army headquarters, In
1904 assistant director OF staff duties
ut the war office, and from 1907 to
1910 he was commandment OF the Stan
college.
For his work in the European war
he was made Knight Commander of
the Bath in 1913. He had received
the Distinguished Service Order IN 1870
In 1905 In 1891 he married Miss Gee
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
MARTIN, BOSS OF CONGRESS

Congress has II boss, and he Is
Thomas Staples Martin, Of virginia.
As the majority leader of the senate.
the Virginia senator Yields II power
which holds the entire war congress
In line. Theoretically, Senator Mar
tin has no power over the house of
representatives. yet his word bears
enough weight 81 that he has practi.
cal control of both bodies.
From the gallery Senator Martin
Is about the busiest man on the floor
of the war senate. Diminutive In
stature. he busilps around very much
like II clucking hen watching over her
brood. When there is important adj
ministrnton legislation before the
body, II Is Senator Martin who whips
the rrcnlcitrants into line, and when
there Is nntindmniStrution legislation
M IL l. the same diminutiyc, white.
haired senator from Virginia who
makes himself very busy working the
soft pedal
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
BURIAN, TOOL OF THE KAISER

When Count Czernin found the
situation In Austrin.liungary too much
for him and resigned from the office
of foreign minister, the Germans and
the pnnIGermun of the dual kingdom
were rather anxious about his sue
cessor. But when Baron Burinn was
named they were content, for the
baron always has been entirely sub
mlssive To the kaiser
OF plebeian Magyar birth. with II
mushroom Magyar title of baron, he Is
despised and detestcd quite MS much
In Hungary as in Austria. lie Is ms
glaccleSs In appearance rs he Is In
manner and speech, is defective In
vision, except as regards distant oh
iects, and is extremely deaf, II dsad-
vantage compensated by his extruordi-
nary skill in lip reading. lie Is II man
of no initiative or constructive ability.
and his only advantage in the eyes of
the kaiser Is that he can rely upon
him To carry out his orders.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

ner in which he conducts his great
office.
Judge John Courtney deserves re.
election to the Municipal Court bench,
George r. Brennan Is one of the
ablest and most popular Democratic
leaders In Illinois. His acquaintance
with conditions all over the state, his
great circle Of friends and his unim.
peachable democracy are strong ele.
ments In his success.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

and will erect magnificent theater
on the site. 1t will seat 1900 people
and will be the second largest theater
in Chicago-the Auditorium alone ex-
ceeding 1t In size.
~i~
Judge Scully OF the County Court
is a great baseball fan and is very
popular with the ball players and
their friends.
Otto Rueter, owner of the big and
old established real estate business
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25

of w. +. Kaiser & Company, for
long time, has changed the name Of
the firm to o. Rueter 4 Co. They will
continue business at 60 West Wash
ington street. in the offices they have
long occupied.
Secretary of state Louis l.. Emmer-
son is making fine record and many
friends by the able and efficient man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-25
EAGLETS.

Judge John A. Mahoney has made
a fine record on the Municipal Court
bench and deserves reelection this
year.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-17
Summer 1888


ge ooer in leinene ueonlbinaticlts"
gefleioet, nab einigen Stltlloen miro
Die 9enperatnr ie0o6 10 iduiil, oaG
Die geringite &0rperbeoefltng al5 !d-
itig abgelegt miro Seoer Sanfioloat
Iibt oher itebt duf ieinem Soften:
neutrality-suspicious., SSngenieire,
9lrtineriiten, meiltens lenft ein Sf=
fi5ier. SD fam es Sbnen idon iagcis,
oaB es feille aleinigfeit 1T, oiele
Sanfraber alf Die Dauer bon 13--
IA Stunoen in 8eipegung 5u balten,
tpie ib es oft babe tltn ntiiilen. Gas
Goripartsl1ieben oes Sanfs ollrb=
ifiittelt, obne eineln pebe al .tlsn,
man merit esI falnr, I'M MomenI, ipo
Der ganf lib in 8emegnng febt, bod
items cine Gnipfinolng oes @eboOetl-
tperoens. 8eim Yaiiieren bon Srd=
nattribtern ridden mir ilaber ansill-
anoer alllamme11 mas ourdl erfab5
rlt1g balo. outomatiid) 5ur 8elpobn-
belt miro. 3uipeilen iiberfallt itl1s Ell
ne iilnere 8eilnrrfigung. mo lln3
lpirl folgt inns oie ssilfanterie nad);
miro nidt eine @ranate unter bern
5onf frepieren lt1lo lns ale pernid-
ten2 gnlo aber beihdftigen unS fol-
DIE @eonllfen 1lirtlnler; BON llngeiDiB-
heit geplagt. beyt ie0er MIR ben ei=
1tell @nnieb su iebeir, mas braaaben
los lit! Ser perflirte Meotor perurs
iadt ulls beftigen aopfidner5 Ser
sseino nerooppelt ipiiter1o feline gln-
grille. Gin neutrality-suspicious. 9sebel
unlbiint alIes. @efnl mir rur rtiht
iii elm tiefes Sod bi1teinitiir5en. Nus
Ser Glltfernung ipeniaer Meter baaeH
es syelier lln6 .8lei aus >periDegen tlei
lieger1oen Meroplanel1 ailf 1tits bernbl
Die 9ultfeIbeit nirrlntt 81 uftD miro
unourboringliher SIT es fdon
9faht? @tipas tropfelt berlttter es
lit Gegen, Ser ieinen 8eg 6urd) Oie
sSllgen oes ganfs gefnnoen, uno cr
fiiblt inns oas brellneno beige 5leiiG.
sssl1 Ser Hube, Die Die geaht 6riilat.
iiberfollen inns sSrie0e lino 5dlaf
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S,ermannsiobne Sale. $
gtnr fir WiitglieSer
9efillter silrfeu tnO
L A P Err L A
SmIanb.

= Gem 3eprdlenta1tenbalile lie5t
cine 8ia Dor, ipelGe Gorfebrnngeu
fir cine i6drfere lleberpadung Der
0ren5e trifft, oanlit feine peroad)ti-
gen Berlonlidfeiten lie iiberihreitell
fonnen.
0ie 9iG, melde Die geipilliguil=
gen fir oie Jiibrnng Der beridieoe
nen Hegierllngs 9epartentelliS
lnad6t, lit i'm Genat angellonlnlen
Sic beipifligt 70 Milioneu Dollar,
llllgefabr 30 Miaiomen mebr als Iee=
tes Sabr.
= Die Gote @reu5 @eIeaIdaft
bot cine aus fed5ig Wfitglieoern be-
itebeltoe &onrilliiiiou BON 9teiD yorf
ans nad) Hal1itiua geianot, tuelde
erntitteIn ioa, mas BEN gelpopnern
bes Seiligen 2anoes am nleiiten not
TIT nllo auf ueld)e Beife ibnen am
bejten geholfen tperoerl fann,
@illialn sssioac Sbonas, Elm
grofeiior Der Gbicagoer llniperiitdt.
melder Dor einigen Eager nit Der
sSran eires in syronfreid) oieilenoem
Sffisiers in einem oortigen Sotel
perbaftet muroe, lit bon ben timber
iit1tsbeboroen, ipeaen unntoraliider
Mrffiibrune leines @mtes etttistt
tporoen.
- Ser frilbere @oubernellr Wils
liam SuI5er BON Neip 9orf, Der che
maliqe Staats -Scnator Soieph 3.
gseipcontbe nno gsilliam Sanlat
gbilos, Ser Goriibeitoe bon Manor
Niithers aan1pagne aomite, iino
Don ser @ranoiurp IN 9tetp g)orf ir
slnflaae5ultanb oeriest moroen. Sic
iperoen bei6uloigt, perbeinllid)t Ill
habeu, oaB SuI5er $4,000 nno sliIba
9(ppeIbaun $4,000 fiir mebrere i'll
@nnIten pon Mapor Wtithel m1bren0
ser @abl 9antpaene gehdltere 9se,
Ben erbielten
ssn Wtianli, 5la., ipuroa sfobcrt
Glopp, ser I'M Geroaht itnno, cin
N(aent- Ser oeittihen Heaieruns 81
Iein, BON 9earlten Der Ytarineper<
ipaltung erldoiielL aIs er lid einer
9ur6hidung ieiner @obnluig piocr
ieste. Mebrere aarten mo 3eihnun'
gen iunroen poraefunoen, bod 1T
1lidt befaiut, Of oieielben bclolten.
Der Natilr iino
CHARLES a. Galmer, elm alts
Gbicago itainmenoer "a iahriaer
Monn, Ser in Der ltngegeno not
earle, s(rf., sic 0eeer gegen oie
@unoesregierling oltfgebebt babet
ioll, umroe oerhdftet. Der WtonE
nuBte idnel( mad Menlpbis, Seail1,
qebradt tperoen, Inn i'm 9egen orc
@ut ser erbitterten 2elite III Mrfan'
ios 81 idiiten.
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SDrcm nnb ieben midts mitten in Der
S6ladlt.

gSie Der Dienlt inn Can't onsliegt
tld)iloert I'M ..ssrltraniigeant, GIN lufl-
ger fran5oliider .ganf" -Sffi5ier ipie
iolgt.
gslebnlibes bat es bisber nidt ge-
g,sen. 9ei unierer Sfien.ios bonn
t.. slpril paren mir abt 9ionn an
lie Gnuer Don nibt meniger ais &c
Stunoen I'M Eanf eingeiblolleh, ohne
aRogliffeit, i'm aud nnr einen sRo-
merit perlaiien oSer ans einem Guf=
LODI Sen gerlauf unierer aanpf-
banolilngen fontrollieren slt fonnen.
gein gegirn Der Sabrt i'm Sant
iiberl6leif)t einen Elm 8efilbl pon
uoilfomntener ginlanfeit. sSni,littea
bon fiirhterli1en 8elhieBungen, ge.
siplinge1 Die erItidenoe, ranhige ut
nloipGGre eiil5uatrnen, befinoet n1an
lid tuie allf elmer einianen Snieb
po6in oos S6labtgebriia rli1t orin
gen fann. Wtan iiebt peilig, bort nod
lpeniger bon Dem, mas iif orauben
abIpielt. Der 2drm nnIeres Motors,
bolliId t6neno, oas rSaf-taf-tat" I'M
ierer @ial9inengeipebre llno oas @e'
fnaa Ser 9anfgeihiite iino betau-
beno. 0os unonfborlide carmen
orauBen i6eint uns aber melt, melt
meg 5u lem iogar oie Grploilol,eit
in ndditer geabe riitteln llns faunt
@ranatialpen idlagen prailelno, pa'
aelno altf oie bartmetallenen Setten
unierer 8ebauiltng. 3par braleiea
mir oie plasenoeu @eidoiie uno DIE
,ourhIhlogenben" Gugeln Der Sellt=
ic)en nidt 5u fiirhten = tpenit lie
ober Elm gitbeglieb ourdbotr'n
ruiiroen2 2anaiom, porlt6tig tditel
mir irnIeren g9eg porlports i'm
fd,iuerfdlligen Senlpo einer griiraeI-
ben Raupe. ltnier Sarlfleilfer srltB
qelpiIIe @ege perlneiOen, mo eli ein
8oripartsfonmen gar ,tid]t 81 Sen.
fen lit; 5utpeilen iteist einer BON ltas
aus, nm oen 8eg 5lt ilnteriuhen Sic
GonfmonnIbaft lit in leberne Gtn5ii.
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aranf6eitem, ciner bnrd 3nfall INNS
oebcn gefommem, iieben idiuer nnb
81 leidlt berlpnnbet, siuei uermift =
lit ser geifrieen 8eridlt beg General
Eeribins.
Charles 90. Sdmab, Ser EraiiSent
Ser getblebem Steel Gompanp, 1T
pom Eraiioenten snm General Si-
reftor Der emergency ssleet Corpora
ratiun, Sem iogenanntem rSbipping
yoarb", ernamnt. Sc lit 6ies. mics
id5eint, ein ppaitGnbig nenes Mmt.
timer ariegsminiiter 8nfer lit sit-
riidscfebrt. Gr lit eeitern in einenl
anierer atlantiItben ,6afen einsetrof-
FEN. Gr erflGrte, baF bas, mas er
oriiben bpn ben 2eiitnnsen nnierer
nn6 Ser Ml(iierten Srmppen seIeben,
i'm init einem 8efiibl Ses Stolses
nn6 oes gertramens erfiillt babe. Die
9ieiie bes ariessminiiters bat nnge-
fGhr icds @oden gebamert.
glms SernIalem mirS gerneloet,
1900 armenifdJe @erbannte ieitn in
Sem BON ben Gnslanoern beiebten
Serido etngetrDffen.
/ Sins Ganaba iuir6 gemel6et, ;luei
enaliide geIan6tidaften fiir sic
Ser. Gtaaten ieien bort einsetroffem
nmb ieien iafort nad @eiu goif se-
reiit.
gnnbes= =Heneralaniualt 8regDrg
iaat in eilem 8riefe an ben Gepras
ientantem Gnrrie bpn Midigan, Die
gerifte bon Der fein6lifen Satig-
felt fein6li,ber Mnslan6er in ilniereut
9an6e feiem ftarf ii6ertrieben.
sn @afbinston befin6en iid snr
3eit 1772 Cffisiere, bic i'm pbraft.
age" itehen.
Der ErGiibent bat sebn Brigade
@enerGle sm 0cneralmaipren mnb 26
S6eriten, ioiuie einen Cberitlentuant,
sm @riga6e 0enerGlen ernannt.
slms Neiu yprf fommt bieyead)ridlt,
man babe in umIerem 2anSe cine
meme GrfinSnns sur gefampfiina Der
ltnterieebuote seinadjt. Die Grim
bnns lei 10 iuirfnngspoa, bak NIT If
rer Siilfe iuabrenb siuei Sage ein9mt-
senS ltnteriee6oute senommen ieien.
Generalinaiur Siuinton, Der Grfinoer
oes enaliiden rSanfs," fat in elmer
yieSe erflart, Gnslanb babe nod cine
Srnntpffarte in Ser Sanb, onrd Die
Elm Nen0epnnft oes arieees berbeiBe-
fiibrt iuer6en f6nne.