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The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
BURIAL OF MRS EMILY SHELTON

All that was mortal of the late Mrs
Emily M. Shelton was laid to rest in
Rosebud cemetery Sunday afternoon.
February twentyfourth. The Metho-
dist church was filled to its capacity
with friends from far and near, who
had come to show respect for the de-
parted and sympathy for the sorrowing
relatives.
The body of the beloved wife and
mother rested under a covering of beau
tiful blossoms and with words of kind
ness from the pastor, Rev. VIM. Pepper,
and appropriate music by the choir
came the fitting close of the life of this
Christian woman.
Mrs. Shelton had been i'll but few
days and death followed an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Shel-
ton have resided on the j. w. Dol
lison ranch south of town for the past
few years and large circle of friends,
both here and at Gypsum where the
family formerly lived, were deeply
gricved at the taking away of this
gentle, kindly neighbor.
She was born in October 1859 at
Copperstown, Otscgo county, New York,
her maiden name being Emily Nj. Van
Horn and she was the only girl in u
family of seven children. In the year
1876 she was married to Charles Il.
Yates and was the mother of three sons
of whom one, Clyde Yates, with the
Bell Telephone system of this city, is
living. In the year 1886 the family
moved to st. Frances, Kansas and in
the fall of 1896 took up their home in
Gypsum, Colo Thirteen years later
the family came to Glenwood whore
the widow was welded to j. w. Shelton
the following year. Besides the hns-
band and son, four brothers are left to
mourn her loss.
Relatives of the deceased present at
the funeral were n brother, Martin Van
Horn, of Grand Valley; niece, Mrs.
A. R. Stevens and two daughters, of
Salt Lake City; a nephew, Arthur Van
Horn, and wife of Rifle and Frank Van
Horn, nephew from Gypsum. Mrs
Jennie johnson of Aspen, an intimate
friend of the late Mrs. Shelton was also
present. r.... .. --..a -
Those who act as pall.bearers weres
Messrs. VIM. Doolittle, Albert Cantrell,
Robert N. Peterson, George Ferris, j.
w. Pedigo and +. A. Mechau.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
GLENWOoD BRINGS
BACK THE BACON

The girls and boys basketball teams
returned from Grand Junction Sunday
evening after the best trip in the his
tory of the G. c. H. $.
In Palisade the Glenwood boys won
by score of % to l6. This score was
due to the floor, it being at least l2xl6
and enclosed on all but one side, some
thing like box with one end out.
The girls game ended with a score of
% to % in favor of Glenwood. This is
the best game the girls have played this
year.
The Grand Junction boys seemed de
trrmined. to take the game by roughing
bat were no match for our boys.
Brady Loser, center in the team, was
unable to play. Mill Budlong took his
for the steady way in which he played.
Alex Allen was nicknamed "The Baby
Elephant With the Grin,'' and he was
certainly named right for he repeated
ly took the bail from one end of the
floor to the other. Every member of
the team won credit for both the school
and the team.
The. following rooters accompanied
the teams: Raymond Hopkins, Ber-
nard Hopkins, Marian Mitchell, Jesse
Peabody, Frank Clayton, Claude Wyatt,
Donald Weist and Sadie Weir.
These two games tighten our hold on
the Western Slope championship. There
will be a double header tonight with
Aspen. If we win this game and the
one with Leadville, March 8, we will
have the championship and will get the
trip to Boulder to play in the state
tournament.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
SAVE SUGAR BY USING HONEY

In using honey, we are saving sugar
and at the same time giving ourselves
a much more delicious form of sweet
ening.
Extracted honey can be bought for
Is cents pound and pound in cook
ing goes much further than pound of
sugar. r..
The flavor is one which is apt to
become tiresome and SO honey should
not be used too constantly though oc-
casional use is very desirable.
In sponge cake or butter cakes, il
n to 70 of a cup of honey is substi-
tuted for cup Of sugar, the product
seems Is sweet and also has peculiar
flavor which IL very pleasing.
The result Of the use Of honey in
baking apples is good, also in junkets
and custards.
Candy made with honey ~ the only
sweetening as in the following recipe
is very good.
Y cup honey.
" cup chopped nuts.
Cook the honey until II hardens when
dropped In cold water. Cool, stir in
nuts and DROP from spoon on oiled sur
face. Marporie Shut, Colo Asricultne-
|sl College, Fl. Collins, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
OrientaIs About to Act Joint.
y or Alone Against the
kaiser's Oppression
ADVISE WITH ALLIES

Washington, Feb. s8.-An early de-
cision probably will be reached on the
momentous question as to whether
America and the entente allies shall
join Japan in campaign in eastern
Siberia to counteract possible German
activities in that quarter and save the
great supply of military stores accu-
mulated at Vladivostock and interior
points on the Siberian railway.
1t has been understood that this de-
cision might await the arrival in Wash
ington of Viscount Ishii, the newly ap-
pointed japanese ambassador to the
United States, but it was said tonight
that recent developments, including in
ereasing pressure from entente sources,
very likely would cause a more speedy
determination of the question.
1t is freely admitted in official circles
that this is very great question in
deed. A radical departure from estab-
lished rules of international law would
be involved in the forcible entry into 4
neutral country and consideration must
be given to the possible effect upon the
Russian people of such course in their
relations to the present war. Already
there has been tome apprehension that
great numbers of Russian soldiers rath-
er than return to their farms and shops
would voluntarily join the central sr-
mics, and some evidence Of founda
ton for this fear is found in Berlin
dispatches announcing the entry into
the German army of several regiments
of Esthonians. --. 81.
On the other hand, growing indica-
tions that Japan cannot much longer
be restrained from taking some acti IN
in Siberia are causing serious consid-
ration of the japanese invitation to the
entente allies and America to partici-
pate. The alternative would be to
withhold from Japan the cooperation
she holds that she has the right to ex-
pect and let her undertake single
handed the weight of .he campaign in
Siberia and deal without counsel from
the allies with the large questions in
volved in the future disposition Of ary
territory on the Asiatic mainland which
she might occapy.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
WESTERN UNION NEWS

Miss Lulu Barker has resigned her
position with the Western Union Tele,
graph company and will leave at once
for New Mexico. Miss Grace Criss.
man has returned TO Glenwood and as.
sumed charge Of the office yesterday.
Jesse Green finished the line of study
under Miss Barker and with the assur.
anee from Chief Operator J. H. Chand-
Ter of the Santa Fe railway in New
Mexico, Of q position on that line, Mr..
Green resigned his position in the B. T.
Napier department store and left Thurs.
day night. II he makes good In the new
work Mrs.. Green and baby will join him
later. a-..
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
THAT orD swszrHnARr OF NOME

Word has been received that Samuel
shain joined the benedict class On Feb.
ruary fifth and his Glenwood friends
will wish him much Joy, for all remem-
Der his unselfish devotion to the invalid
wife who passed away in this city q
year sso the Arst of January. On Mr..
shain's return to Boston . romance OF
twenty-fcur years ago was revived
and the lady known to him In his
youthful days, decided to give up her
widowhood for the girlhood swestheart.
The 1asons want to know about "that
box e1 sieass.,'
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
HOME FROM THE SOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Tucker and chill
dren arrived home this week from Il
two months trip in the south.
On leaving Glenwood last December
the family went first to New Orleans
and jacksonville and then settled down
for a several weeks stay at the delight
full spot on the east coast of Florida,
known as Daytona Beach, where the
comfortable little hotel is situated right
on the beach and the weather was so
warm they wore tro thirncst summer
clothing.
At Louisville Kentucky, on the re-
turn journey, they saw 5000 soldiers
in line of march and Mrs Tucker said
it was the grandest sight she ever wit
messed. While in one of the parks
where the citizens and soldiers were en-
joying a band concert the program
closed with the Star Spangled Banner
and the instant the first note of the
national anthem resoundod every man
in the park, wearing Uncle Sam g uni.
form, sprang to his feet and stood at
rigid salute until the last tone had died
away.
There were 10000 mon At the quar-.
termaster' . department. in Jacksonville.
This 10 tho largest cantonment Of its
kind in tho country and ones heart
svslls with pride on beholding the fine
American manhood. College bred men
Predominate there and the whole army
is composed Of the flower Of our had.
Among the hundreds Of soldier boys
they saw Of duty Mrs. Tucker ssyl
there was not one sign Of intoxication
but every man carried himself like a
true born gentleman.
At Jacksonville the buildings are
wonderfully beautiful and they a.s
putting In brick walks and Getting out
trees, ~ II sssms ths govsrnment in.
tsnds making this permanent camp.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02

The two eolored troopers who were
last week arrested In Glenwood and
placed in the county Jail because they
broke their parole and tarried too long
in Glenwood visiting their sweethearts
instead Of returning to the camp 81
shoshone when ordered, were taken to
Denver Tuesday to receive the punish
mont which army ofRisssis viii dssn
apprepsiate 70 sael IN c4sase. TAs
rest Of the eolorsa guards have bse4
removed from 6AssAone and their
places taken BY white soldiers.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02

By way Of variation the family en-
countered a blizzard on reaching Lead
vile, but Notwithstanding, Mrs. Tucker
vowed "the best part of all their trip
is that they are coming back to Glen
wood,''
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02
BAD FALL ON THE LOB

Thursday afternoon Mrs. james Kee.
gan had the misfortune to slip and fall
on the ice near the grade school build
ing. While no bones were broken, Mrs.
Keegan IL confined to her bod from tho
jar and painful bruises received and II
may be some days before she will Be
able to be out again.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-02

Dr.. O. n. Stewart was called to Red
Clin yesterday on professional business.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-17
Ser arieg.

2onoon, Is. Jebr. Gie 9ailr
grpreB idreibt bellte: Ser fran5olis
Ihe lteberfaa in Der Champagne al11
[ebten Witt1uoh erbdlt 6aourb btlto=
rides sy1terelle, apeil anerifanilhe
@eldiitfiibrer bas Sperrfelter liefer-
ten. 3eutldlano bat Die a1nerifanie
lde ssnterbel1tion INNER nit WfiB-
a1tung bebanoelt. 0ieie erIte fleine
5bat aber berlpridt, mas anerifani-
lhe Suge1,b ltno unbegren5te Silfs=
queaen in Der 3ufunft fertig bringen
iperben. Sic idlieBlide @er11idtllng
bes &ailertbrms lit iider."
Sci Ser amerifanii d e II
sl + ntee in ;Sranfreih IA.
isebr. Siour. Snoia,rer bon 0esn al,=
Berlten 9eorben ser Gafota=Heierpa=
tion fehten jest nit oen elmerifm1ern
in sSranfreif Inter einen Saupt=
mann Ser ein alopptipIobn oes alten
Salrptlings, Sohn @laB, lit.
8or Ser 9lbreile oer @aderen bon
Ser Melerpation rief Der 6altptling
cine groBe @erIamnrllng Elm ltnb iag=
te hnelt, baB er ai,f iie pertral1e, DOB
iie tpte &elben fedtet tpiiroet, Inn
Sen <bn1 bes Sta11rnes al,fre6t 81,
erbalte,r.
Ser alte @d,lptli1lg mar elm per-
lonliGer isreluno bes beritor6enen
Buffalo 8ia, bon oe1n ct groBe Stii=
de tbielt.
Berlin, 10. 5cbr. Gs ipttroe
onttlid) befannt aegeben, DOB Ser
lSeinb i'm 2al,fe Oes Monats Salr11ar
ISL Slug5el1ge llno 20 TeIleIbaaons
an Der WeItfrout perlor. ySSlr ser
gIeid,en Geriobe perlorelr mir 6S
Slug5ellge uno A leiieIballons."
8erIin, 16. Sebr., iibcr 2onbou.
Sic abn,iralitat erlieb beute fplgerbe
slnfii11oisuns:
pSn Der Nadt bonn Ia. Sebrllar
n1adten llnlerc Eorpebobopte l.nter
Sefebl BON Aapitdn sur Gee &einede
einen llneriparteten Mneriff auf ltarfe
Gtrenfrdfte, tpelde ben &anal 5tpiiden
Galais 1tub 9oner I'M glorben l11b &up
@riszHes ll11b Solfe1tone imSiiben be-
ipadten. Gin srobes 8ndtldiff, 5abl<
reihe belpafinete Hilhoampfer li,tO
inebrers Moiori,aGr ,o.trJr,t gum
aa,npf ee5ipuugen, lln6 lie ipurben
gum grDbten S1eil 5erit0rt. 1tniere
Sprpebpbpote erliiten feline WerIuite
pber Gdaben. @ue febrten 5uriid."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-17
AuS btr 8aubfB B1auptttabt|
Anslamber, bic NiAttiirscr iinb, folen
tiiaftis bOnl 0silitdrbienit als=
gefdap5et fein.
(.Associated Press

8aibington16 16. Sebr.
Gtaaticfrctdr2nni erfldrts in cinrm
8rief an @oriiber Sent bon, 3allsfo<
,nitee fir ,nilitdriide Mnselegenbeiten,
oab Die Staatsz alt1o &ricgsbcparts
ments cs fir 1libt ipiinIebensipertb
biclter. tpcnn Sic nllf Mnsl1nbcr be-
5iiglid)cn ausbebltngsg sgeieeboridriften
bclteben blieben. Gs iplrbc bllrdl bielen
grief entbiillt, DAB id)on biele neutrale
2anbcr einoringlibe groteitc gegen Sic
slnsbebln,g ibrcr 2anoesangcb6rigen
gcnladt 1lnb Die Megierune ii, cine
llnangellebme Gage gebra1t bnben;
ferner, baB Scr GrGiibent cs aus in<
ternationalen @riinoen fir rdtblid
befunoen bat, 1lnter geipiiien l1n,itauz
Den aus ,lelltralen 2dnbern @ebiirtige
foic fid nidt cingcbiirsert bnttcn)
aus Der Ir,nec 5ll cntlaiicn, llnb bnb
Die aegentudrtigen @elebporldriftcn
BON reinblider seite aus fir sic .Igi=
tationspropagunbn inl Muslanb alls@
genlbt ipcrber.
9oriiber Sent rcidne bcute cine
8orlage fir Elm Mmen0ment sumMusz
bcbnngsseieb Elm, bic 8iirger ober llNz
tertbaren nelltraIer 2dnoer. Sic MIR
lire Abiidt erfldrt baben. nn,erifattiz
iebc 8iirger al iperoen. BON, @ilitdrz
bienlt ausihliebt.
Gon oieiem porseIhfdgcnen slmenbz
n,ent ipiirSen bic Anseb6risc,r l,entrus
Ter aanben ipic foIat bctroffen tperz
bcn:
9ie jebenr 2al,b beigefiiete erite
3iffcr beoeutet Sic 3abl Der gegiitrir<
ten llnb bie 5lpcite 9trfer lit Sic in Ser
eriten 3iffer entbaltcnbe 8abl iener,
Sic ibr critics Ginbiirgerun9spapier
bcrarsnabmcn ll1o 9eeeniuartig miliz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-17
Die ,,or,uesiide Srase.
Nus bcu1 @taQtt.
@idytis fir ausseloite.

9cs Mpines, Sa., 16. Sebr.
Generalabiutant 9ogan erbtelt ben
Muftras, alle n,ilitdrpfli9tisen @dns
net oes Stoates Soma bonn orttten
Mnfgebot ser erlten sll1sbebung 5tpi&
ld,eu bem %. ,lno %. Sebruar int
Camp 9oo9e su berian,,neln. 11nges
fdbr 5000 ssotpn 3eiruten iperpen bptt
Dieler gerfiigung betroffen. Sic ntiiis
len iid auf ben 8abn1tationen tbrer
County 9auptltabt bcriantnteln llno
tperbeu BON bort tpeiter befDroert.
Nsuftcn iid, nls fcinblid)c anslanbcr
resiitrircn.
Denilon, So, is. Sebr. Bdb=
renb ser lebtipDde,,tliden 8esiitratipn
feinblider g,tsldnoer sei9tc eS lih.
oab bier 5oblreide 9eutldamerifaner
tpobnbait fins, Sic bereits icit btelen
Syabren treue giirger hieles 2anbes
linb llnb ibrer @emeit,be idon in pcr&
5diebeaen tpi1tieen Gen,tern biel1tea.
io,pie iets CUR @abl,,rnc ginsen. nber
tbatId1lid t,ieu,uIs bds StpeiteSilr8erS
pdpier crtpnrbe,, ,lnb iid ieet ali ibrem
9roBcn 2eiSipeicn regiitriren lo1len
mu6tcn. @ic beridtet ipire, n'lbten
iih mebr als bie pdlfte Der 9e9enz
ipdrtigen Gountpbeanntcn inter Der
ne,ten NorIngc reeiitriren lallen.
snffprberuits snr 8ulsfemernns.
gounciI @Inffs. 16. Sebr.
perr gbos. @eblter, 8oblenpertpnlter
bon Sotpa. bat fir ieoes COUNTY e''1
@pmitee err1aru,t. bds bdrauf iebetl
Iou, bab bic giirser ipo in,n,er moaz
| Iidy, Sols ar,itatt &pblen brent.er, lolz
len. &c tpiro onsenn,nnen, bab tpcnn
Sic giirger &ols bremen, oies lebr
biel 5lr 2inoeruns bes &Dblenu,anseta
beitrase,t mirS.
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3ulan,n,en 134395; 33599.
3nr 5eicr ppn &saibinstons 0tbmrts
fnf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-17

borleeten. Sd ipeiB, Sie iti,ntuen nit
mir iiberein, bab alles nur Wogltd)e
geldeben iollte. ltnt lofprt 81 elmer SDz
Jung Ser Srage 5ll fonuner,."
Sic 0rpfihla6ter sunt Amsiasen
porselaben.
{ Associated Press
Gbicago, 16. Sebr. S. S9oen
Mrnol1r, Hrdi. ponNrmpur & Co., uno
9fel1pn Worris, gnriiter I'M Sireftnz
rilm bon Morris & Co.. ipurbeu beute
bon be,1 slntpdlten ser .Stodparbarbeiz
ter eriuft, als 3cugen in ben bot
8unbesridtcr AIlhlllcr gefiihrten
Sdla1tbaus Sobnidlidtllngsberz
|baunl1ngel1 slt erlden,en.
Ser Muipalt ser @roBl6lddter pro>
teltirtc biergeseu. Or Ood sic 9errett
feline Musfunit ecbcn f0n1,ten, bic
ni6t bllrh a11bere 8eumte Der Sirn,en
ober brrd Gotume,1te erbdltlidJ ieien.
Ni6ter alldule ipies oieien slntrag
iebph db.
Sic S6lidtuussperbano l1no
freiipillig, 1lno bic @roBlhlddter rr,o&
gen ibr GrIdeinen abIebnen. ipenn ibre
sl,,tpaIte alld lasten, bab lie olles berz
IuAcn iriirbet,. iie gum Mnslagen 5,t
betpe9en.
sl,,ir1lt Sranf g. @aIlb erfIarte. er
ipiirpe 1idl an Irbeitlefretdr &iliolt
ipeubeu, INT bie 9erren gum @rlde1z
,1en sl1 5ipinse,1, ipenn lie AM Montas
ni1t er1deincn lollten.
SatrtottidJes.
Associated Press
gGuunt Olibe. Su., IS. Sebr.
ssu einer MuNenberldum,lung iplirocr
bier bclte slbcnb Eldne een,adt fiir
sic ipeitere Imerifaniiir,rng bieies 8ez
neinipelens. IerIoneu, Sic. Ser sNopaz
litdt uerbddtis fins, loII 2 ober 8 Sage
Srili geseben iperben, ii1 Sen Sopolel'
onsuidlicbcn, ober iie miiiien bic SOL
ge,, trasen.
Gs tp1lrhc nidt ausegcben, ipprtn pte
SSplacn bciteben ipcrbcn, aber Die @ez
iuarnten iollen on sic 9ebanSln1.u
apeier suoDalen III Staunton. Su.'
benfen. bic setbeert ut,b gefebert ipllrz
beu, l,nb al, n,ebr aIs Sui,bert drtoere
Sic Ipdt Nadts aus ibren 5dulcrl, &C.
bolt ipurDen unb Elm Srellgeliibne ,i'ts
terseihncn ,1no sic Slasge ebrer
nul6ten.
4ruteitirt bein, &rdiibetten.
Gbicago,, 16. Sebr. Ser hiclig'
Nehtsaniualt Sobn 8. sReeen, tpelue1
am pereanaeneu Sienstas in Staun.
ton. ssa., bon einen1 patriotiidelt go
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-17
Weae,, bas gsablred,t po,. Ni@tbiireern

lnator &enppn bon sSpipn reidte in
Senat Elm 8erfaililngs : sln,enbme1
elm. ipelbes perfiist. baf an @nblel
! fir Nitglieber beg 6on9reiies mi
Erdiioentlbnfts @abln,d,mer nlll
8iirger oes Qanbes tbetlnebmen Dir:
lien. Ser Senator nlabte barani auf.
merriam, DAB in iiebtn gtaatcn Del
llnion, i'll Mrfnnias, &anias. Glib.
9afpta, stebrasta, Dinollri, sSnbiane
|lnb Segas alld Nidtbiireer thinner
fonnen, 10 lange iie MIR oas erite Gin.
biir9erungspapier ertporben baben. g,
be5ei6uete bieien Suitanb als .llner=
bort" a
3nr Yerbilligung bes Yabubetricbs.
8 aibingtpn, is. Sebr. Sel
BeneraIbireftor Ser Gilenbabnen, Nc=
$1,000. bat elm Rrogranm fir eine
Stanbaroilirl,ng aller Sra1tipugen
2ofolnotiben l,nb an6eren gabnmateris
als eingeleitet, INN auf biele 8eiie Sic
Hc9ierungsperipaltlmg Ser 8abnen sl
ber6iatsen. 8lt oiefem 3tpef bat ct
einem 6on1itee bon Sa6rifnnten, an
oeIien Spite q. sc. @a,1elain bolt Ben
gnloipin 2ncomotibe @orfs itebt. bie
sluf9abc seitellt, beionbere @pesififatiz
oncn fir ipenise Sppen bon 8nggons
bersuitclleu, bic in GROCER In8ap gu
|gerin9erem &oltenpreile probu5irt iperz
ben fonnen, als unter Sem gegentpdrz
tigen sDitem Ser Go1berbefelllneen.
Mc4boo gab nidt an. auf ipie bielc
Nrtcn 8aggons bies beidrd,,ft tperben
iullte, ia9te aber, oaB baourh Wtiqios
men geipart tperbeu fDnnten.
Senator Sseets srcift sen &rafben=
ten AT.
@nIbington, 10. Sebr. 8rdz
iibent 8illon iuurbc beute bon Seraz
tor @cefs, eil1em republifaniihenMtz
glieb bcs nilitdri1den &ontitees. in
elmer Nebc, in ser er has&riegsbepartz
,nent l1nb a11bere 3tpcige Ser 8egiez
rllng alf bas iddrflte fritilirte, be-
idlllbist, abiihtlid) Bplitif inl Die &o,z
troberie iiber &ricsstiidtisfeit bineinz
slltragen. ss1bem er bie Sorlagen oes
aonlitecs betr.8riessfabinett llnb 0hls
ritionsbirettor als fonltruftibe. un<
pnrteiilhe 8en,iibunge,1. Den Yrdli@
oenteit BET gereinbeitli9lll1g bcr
Griegsmadt Mmerifas 5lt l11tcrftiibet.
1lno ,,i1t 5u bebinbern, barftellte, err
fIdrtc er, bab Scr @ange[ elmer 5ens
traler &0rperihaft, Sic bie8egierungsz
plane cnttpirft 1lno leitet, s,t eiue,n
groBcn Sbeile fir ge9cl1ipdrti9e 1lno
pcrgangene llnannebmli6fciten berz
anttportlih lit.
Bic aor,uesiide Irnse.
sBalbington, Is. Bebr. Sic
aricgsbar,belsbeb ipeldc Die Ser
banolnngen fit sic Scr. Staaten init
Noripcgen fiibrt, ipeigerte iid, iib bnz
riiber gu dllBern. i,,tpieipcit bic noriues
gi19en Worihldge annebmbar iirb;
lie erfldrte inbe6en. bab Sic @erbanoz
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