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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

Men who separate themselves from
their families pay-a very high price
for success, Some of the very great
est failures in life in America in
recent years have been failures of
men whose lives and careers are
blazoned abroad as those of great,
successful men. Their sons are not
ed for their worthlessness, degene-
rate sons of worthy sires. These
young men are untitled to make
living for themselves, and they are
untitled to spend the money which
their fathers piled up with infinite
pains and labors. In these cases it
is extremely doubtful if the worth
less sons are to be blamed; the
fathers, the great, successful men,
are primarily at fault because though
they made money and a name, they
did not give any time or pains or
thought at all to the most important
work in the world, which is the rear
ing Of honorable and useful men,
Philadelphia Ledger.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

Cold blooded people, who have little
thirst, will do well to make q business
Of drinking certain amount Of hot
water every day throughout the win
ter season. 1t lessons the tendency to
take cold, improves the circulation and
benefits coughs and insomnia.
Before going to bed is a very good
time for this practice. as 1t warns up
and relaxes the system, thus preparing
the way for a good nights sleep.
Many cases of indigestion, headache,
neuralgia, cold hands and feet, cnn be
cured in half an hour by drinking slow
ly one or two pints of water so hot
that 1t almost burns the throat.-Med-
tcal Brief,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

The Malays possess poetical na-
ture and. like the Japanese, regard the
writing of poetry us an art to be as
pired to by anybody. Short couplets
are their delight, especially those with
little moral attached. One founded
OIL the weather tends to comfort per-
son who has been badly treated: "Now
1t Is wet, now 1t is fine. A day will
come for retaliation" Then, again. Of
lovers they say, "As the owl sighs
longingly for the moon." A young
and pretty bride they speak Of MS be-
ing like n sarong not yet unfoldcd," I"
IN apt illustration when one thinks Of
the bright colors of new sarongs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

sod in the settlers clearing; it was
her sons that drew the prairie schoon-
er for the sturdy pioneers as inch
by inch they fought to prove that
westward the star of empire takes
its way" and the old COW grazing
along behind and when the days
march was done she came and gave
milk to fill the mothers breast to
feed the sucking babe that was,
perchance, to become the ruler of
his country.
Who says that much of what we
are we do not owe to mans best
friend, the COW? Treat her kindly,
gently, for without her. words fall
to describe the situation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
It's Easvl Dead Easv.

'Tain't no use to borrow trouble when you've
got o STOCK Oh hand;
Take the tail o. the procession II you cain't git
next the band;
Lunge ahead; don't never weaken; keep a stiff
An II care al trouble crowds you squeeze the
harder ON yer grip.
Face the world with resolution O. the proper
''get there" kind;
When the clouds are rollin' bl,ckest don't for
get they're silver lined;
Keep pushin' for the sunshine lyin' jest be-
yond the fog,
An yer bound to get there easy as
rOllin'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
Condensed MIX Lack. water

Steam emanating from boiling milk
II condensed would become water.
This may be seen in the manufacture
Of condensed milk. which is only ordi-
nary milk boiled down until the water
is out Of it. If liquid which contains
solid bodies In solution be evapornted.
the solids nre left behind. That this
is so may be shown by adding to wa
ter that is to be distilled trace of
magenta and little salt. Tho dis
titled water has no taste and is color
less. Tho magenta is generally de-
posted upon the sides of the boiling
vessel
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
Eloquent Silence.

On Saturday the World printed
an open letter calling attention to
certain peculiar features of the
Roosevelt campaign. It exhibited
the various stages of the Presidents
relations with the trusts, beginning
with stern hostility, proceeding
through armed truces and ending in
surrender.
Itshowed how Mr.. Roosevelt had
first demanded the most ample
powers for dealing with trusts, in
Guiding publicity in the interest of
the public" how he has tested these
powers and found them effective, and
then how he had allowed the sword
to rest in idleness. 1t told how Mr..
Cortelyou, the presidents private
secretary, had been made Grand In
quisitor of Trust Secrets, and next
how he has been transferred to the
work of extracting money from the
very corporations he had been inves-
tigating. And then, not in idle
curiosity but as matter of legiti-
mate publicity in the interest of
the public" it asked:
l. How much has the Beef Trust
contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
2. How much has the Paper
Trust contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
3. How much has the Coal Trust
contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
4. How much has the Sugar
Trust contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
S. How much has the Oil Trust
contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
6. How much has the Tobacco
Trust contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
Z. How much has the Steel Trust
contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
8. How much has the Insurance
Trust contributed to MIR. Cortelyou?
9. How much have the national
banks contributed to Mr.. Cortelyou?
10. How much have the six great
railroad trusts contributed to Mr..
Cortelyou?
Is it credible that there would
have been a single days delay in
answering these questions if a satis-
factory answer had been possible!
Three days have gone by-not as
long time, to be sure, as the 5Se
DAYS that have passed without re.
port from Mr.. Roosevelt's Bureau ol
Corporations, but stilla long stretch
for the last month of campaign
yet tho presidents defenders art
dumb.
In the absence of authoritative
statements voters are reduced to not
ing facts and drawing their owl
inferences. The Beef Trust, tn,
first on the Worlds list is "emphati
cally for Roosevelt" Mr.. j. Ogder
Armour declares that he and hi
associates like Mr.. Roosevelt's ad
lninistration and will be we'll salts
fed to have him continue in office.
'We can be pretty certain what h
is going to do," adds Mr.. Armour
"and that means everything to
business man."
| The Beef Trust after winning it
strike, has just raised the price c
meat while reducing the price o
cattle. Perhaps Mr.. Cortelyou ca,
tell where some of the additions
! profit has gone-New York World
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

After dancing for little while many
peoples feet get very tender and un-
comfortable. If you are troubled in
this way, try this plan: Put ivy leaves
next the soles of your feet. inside the
stockings. Cut out the hard center rib,
lay the leaves as smoothly US possible.
draw your stockings carefully over SO
as not to disarrange them, and see that
your shoes fit just comfortably. For
walking In warm weather this is an ex-
cellent plan and prevents the feet from
getting tender.-New York News.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

If you CANT pull in dollar. make grab to
cinch dime
half the time;
There's sunny day . comm though the night
be dark and drear,
An you'd Ort to strain yer muscle helpin' fur to
bring 1t here.
When you feel discouraged, whistle; when de-
spondent, try to sing;
Keep yer eyes peeled fur the chances SOS to
nab 'em on the wing,
An ser bound TO- pull yer trotters out o. OIL
Misfortune's bog
Onto solid ground as easy a.
rollin'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

What, says the Cedar Rapids
Gazette, is the sense of bowling over
disfranchisement in any state when
in Iowa, the most intelligent of the
states, to Judge from educational
ability, thousands of voters would
disfranchise themselves every year
if they were not hauled to the polls?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12

Fortune never takes lIkln to rubber knee
that SHES
Every time little shadder takes q flirt across
his skies,
But she's allus standln' handy to the man with
nerve to go
Buttin' In an Keen fur battle when OIL Trouble
strikes blow.
SO If any care should swat you don't you turn
the other cheek;
stand yer ground an don't you never let yer
courage spring q leak;
Keep your nerve In fighting order. never let Il
An. youth via the fight as easy as
rOllin'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
Pleased Mt Last.

"Was your last mistress satisfied
with your Scrvant-Wcll, mum. she
said she was very well pleased when
left.-Stray Stories.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
Farm for Sale.

A 80 acre farm in Collins Grove
township for sale at a bargain if
taken this month. Enquire of H.
@. Bronson at this office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-10-12
Closing Out Sale.

II. q. Graham Il Son are closing out
their entire stock of groceries for strict
" cash and all those indebted TO this
firm are requested to call aud settle at
once. 3l.f
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
Graq6bie
llcln gorf. 4. p2ai

0ur6 6iilferuie aufHertlam &c.
ma6t, eilten mebrere Stippbner zines
Mictbs6aults Der VI. 40. StraBe in
bas BON 5rou Gmma &aufmunn be
nobnte 3immer unb Fanoen lie ais
Qei6e uno ben 26 Sabre aIten 2loolpb
Sonig NIT einem U}eferitid imlln,srs
Ieibe neben Der 9eide. Gonig iagte,
bab er 6rau 8aufmann tpbt fano. ais
er tur3 na6 Mlitternd6t na6 0auie
tam Il. ausGram isinem cigenen Gebsn
Elm Gnoe 8u MAIDEN iu6te. Die PoIi'
3ei iteute cine llntcriuhun9 an uno
fanb, baB bic 5rou eines qemuItiamen
3ooes itarb unb Der Ul0rper Selbit
mpro gu begeben Iu6te. Die 0ezitor-
benc mar crit 25 Sabre alt uno BON
i6rem Wiann beriioben porDen, neil
iie nit aonig cine Giebibaft unters
belt.
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0trg off d pinbtL

Die 8erbanoIunger in bsm Yro3eB
segsn 1onsr uno Barrett rpegen ge.
lrues in ibrer Stelung ais 4orbeamts
puroen bsute fortgeieBt. 5n Der 9ors
mitiagsi.Bung maaten Der 6beis On
Ipeitor VI. Z. Godran uno oer iriibes
re 6lert in Der Office oes 4iiiiten5
Generdlpoitmeiiters, 61pes ltor9aH,
gtusiogen betrsfis oes 9sriabrsns oes
glnQet.aatenSdrrett biuiidtIi9 Ser osrs
IhitDentn Gei4diis, psIde in gerblns
bun9 nit hem ypitoepartemsnt tan
ben. Gs isien cine Nieugs idrttili9s
Gutd9ten uber bic 9erbdItniiis Der
peri9i.etntn Bomb Snoeitmeni" .Gt'
IsIlI9dften eine.gdnesu uno PER-
Barrett babe eiren GshiLten srbdIten,
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CrIGODrt.
Gin t2-iGbriqco W}aod'cu in ncllcim'
niRuollcr Mciit crmUrOCt.
Wlilliunar '.g;jrQ @aac will 81 hudJ
bch;ncrt iciu.
2;e 9.niq0uRg.

~ ~ ~ ! u Y 4 l ( ~ i u Y "
?tcu s@ort 1 Mai
Gin Ghrtuolty. celder Iia ais
Sri, ,}a1u o. {]eritl. 4rdEocut rer
9uttre Gote & Goal 60, pprijtGit.
bait, einr gee9eubeit iid) nit $4,000.
ans Rem Stou3, 3u mo6sn. opd9 iii
eytldyiidey g5sjie lies tr bic GeIe6eu
heit uH9eiiibt perIteeiben @epihs
Y0ricte. pcl@e CT oem sur 4fIe9e iet
ner Gieiuuo1tit in 2(tlantic Gitp net
lentau Gol 6elpitt itabl. leb.en ibn in
ben Gtano. Sci eiuer groBen lRatIers
firma eiuen &reoit pm $4,000 gu
erOfinen, Gr 9ab an, oaB er beoeuz
tenbe 9Intduie MAIDEN lpouc uno be-
nuBte icinen &rebit nur fir einioe tleis
mere Summen.
Pl0bIicb madte sin 9ont in Ybilds
belpbia Die Gutoedlng. ooB Der mdbre
gol. 6epitt bereits por mebreren mo
naten qeitorben iei uno bic I:lp 9prs
Ter 6irma nuroe oapon in Senntnib
geitBt. Sie perIangtc pon hem
SdninoIer cine GrtIGrunQ. lporduf er
boS Wsite Iu6ts. Gr foQ btrcii8 am
berspo in dbuliCfer QBeiie operirt bas
ben, bod peiB man ni9t, ob er mebr
GrfoIg bate
Wtlbe : btere berbrannt.
Hnmee Gitp. 9cbr., 4 Mai.
sSn bem 3uge lpelben bic WtnaQt
riebeliBer Gumpbsu Sros. benuBten,
lam Elm 6euer gum 2tusbrud. Der
3uQ mar bier Qtitern ongetommen unb
es beItano Die 2tblidt, beutt nit ben
0prittlungen Gn5uFdnqen. 0G6rtnl
man nit Der Bcrlooun9 bei6GTtiQt
mar, Qerietb Elm 0eunaGen, Der in Der
HGhe itano, in 8rdnb unb bu8 Feuer
erotifF ebenialls Die Sradltpd9en. in
iptIden Ich bic Sbitre befonoen. Die
9ebtersn qsrietbtn in 9roBe Qlufregung
als bic Wdqen iich nit Rduh fiiaten.
Die Glepbdntcn paren in ibren Wuger
anoetettet uno man mar duber Stdnbe
iie All retteu, neil bic 6ldmmen einer
Iplhen 8erIucb berbinberten. 2lls bas
sSeuer oeloIh mar. Fanb mon baB brt'
Glepbanten, cine Mn3ahl 9lffen. piel
9ameele, 3lpei Barren unb bieIe pferot
ibren gob in ben Blammen erIitter
bdtten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
QppelNrt.
ZEN gort 5. gNai.

9luf 9eranlaiiuug pon Gsiiilittn
piro Iiiirtttsanlp1Ii Glarte geg.n bic
Gutideioung PES Rihtsrs Gamer,
pel6er III BEN goisbaa SpieI IN
Sonniagen tsire gsrIsbuna pss Gss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
RufftGG g age
glelr glorf. |. Allai.

~1tNlh 7BtA+f = ~~tN'N'
guTea Sage orobt. oaB er feline
Mpbnun0 in Der Stabt g}erpgort aufs
es5en moae, fails man iein peyionliz
Dies Giqentbum auf 100000 eins
ihGbe pnb er fir bisien 9etrdd Steus
srn bs3ahlen miife. Sein 8ertrster
Or. ScAn Wluun mcdte Der Stsuers
beb6roe feline IufparturJ unb pers
Iangie cine 6erabIeBung Der GinimGs
bung ouf ST 100000, Der YrGiioent
ssront O'Donuo ertldrte. bdb man
tem8eranocn oielIeidt Re6nune tr1s
gen tonne, penn Der WilIipndr ieIbii
TONNE unb bic ibm porgelegten Sra
gen bsdntmorte, 2luf bic 0robung.
baB HuiieIl Sage bon Netp Yort forts
siebtn iperoe penn man i'm 10 bod
btItsuers, erlpiberte 6err S'9pnalo,
baB er auf iOld)e 2lr9umente niht ens
oehen f0nne. Der D}ann iei nit ST.
100000 einqeiddbt uno miihe fir oies
fen 9etraQ be5abIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
eit6antett Sn G9ren bon
glOmiral S6leD.

fapur Sdmb npn Sam ramciscU ais eyrieSemsItifter.
0earTt nerflagt. 3bemre Giamamtem. SSpm Der
9Setamsitelumg. Ser cprrmpte gam Qarfs bpr
eimem bDberen Said)ter 2Salbbramo 1T 0SiScpniim.
@rplUipn eimer 9smlnermtble. GbimeIenidJmmgael.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
G.lltr

Die Mclbnngcn ppu Der Ginuahme
N;ntidmaua'o bcMllteu nui Grim.
onna. - Gle Sapcner bchauptcn,
onN linen Ole Sperrnna oce Nn.
icna uOn Bort 2lrtbnr gcluugcn
ici.-9&icrcr Mcficl in rniii.
idDcn &ommunoultcucn.
Nic nmCrtfaui'dlc NuRalsMpmmiiHun
crgriii &cjia OOn Dem @jerutlum
Orr &auamafanul- -(5eieliidnit.-
9Rciur &roufc icitct bic
9Irbcitcn.
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Giue Griunctun1.
qtotut, 60, 8. .ndi.

Marf o9rap gpon ruroe hicr be-
oroben glui % 9lpril 1879 trat er
oonlrdl In sem &or0erarWo, OAR et
oiif sen Sdupipieler Gomla Nooin
ais oieier tn UtcGidcrs Sheoter "
Gbico1o 1uiirat. uei Sd'iIi'e ab
ipiferte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06

Dem Gnorreu ber Z s IL
rem tdnn man G b BEL fen,
fptnu man ben tndrrsnosn 2heiI oes
Se1tls cher Shdrnisrs pdran nit oer
Sgise eints gsnohnlihsn Slsiitiiies
etu1s rsibt. Gr1pht biIbtt bsiduuts
lin Elm 1utes Shmemiiisi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
9 hintftnfa N uaatl.
0aibiuoton, 5. W2ai

Dds g.niusbur,au bat eiuen Be
ri6t rorgelegt, npno6 untsr ben
9010 G6iu,ien, bi, onQtblit bier 1es
boren ipurben. Ii6 G657 mdnnlihen
uno 1858 ipeibIibsn Geitle6ts bsfin'
ben. 6ieraus rirb ber GdIub ee3o'
gen, oab BON ben 6657 dneebli6 bier
eeborentn Gbneisn mGnnliten 9s.
ihledts niht oi, 6dlite bier 1s6oren,
olic iiber pis 6alfts singei6musgeli
ipurbeu.
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2 III. Z art $
CFinlina. q. y, 5. Wlai.

Ger Geu gorter 9trbeIter'lihret
Gam larta, reld'cr ue8G Grpre'
mna uah Smq 5inq gcianot mlrot
iit acitorbu Gr lit an Der 2lua}eb
rund uuo nod ieiucr Gillpcrrun1
alma cs iducl. nit INN ber8ob y,n
SEN Icbten @ohm btiano cr i'd I'M
C5ri6pdrirhoiuital.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06
93itts 6urq, 5. gl2ai.

sPkl@QAL " -. AtOl.
Der Ouquesne Stub belt 5u Gbren
bes 9lbmirdIs @infiel0 Scott S9lep
Elm 8antett db, iueI9cm unter dnoeren
berborraQenpsn Decentralization dud)
Die M}it9lieDer bes Stoatscbergeri4ts
beitpobnten. 9tls bic 8eielidaft ben
8onfettioal betrat, lpurbe iie baour9
ongene6m iibeyraidt, oob man auf
Der 8ubne ba5 S9lahti6iff n8root@
I'm, BON pelhem Die S5loQQe hes Nb=
miraIs S6lep pebte, i'm tIeinen WaBs
itabe aufgebdut bate. Rddbem aue
@GIte bds Star Spangleo Banner"
eefung.n ba!ten, bra6te Sames 6rans
els 8urte ben eriten 5odit duf Mbmtz
raj SdIep aus. 9ieier Iaote etpa
5oIgenoes: sd miiBte Elm gefii6lIofer
M}enia iein, tpenn iA bur6 ben 9rpBz
miitbigen Gmpfang, Der mir heute
Qtbenb geipd1rt pirb. nift i'm b06Iten
Grabe 9eriibrt pdre. SS6re Site niro
mir itetS unpergeBIih bleibtn. Die
0aItfreunbI6aft i'm tpeItIi6en Bennz
fblbanien iit nett iiber bic @ren5e bes
Stodtes betannt." Gr beItritt Die nett
berbreitetc 2tniidt, nonab bic 9lrmte
unb bic W(arine in bobem @raoe
triegslultiq lei unb ertIdrte, oab Der
Gplbat ben &rieg nur ais cine unanz
gene6me g}ptbipenbi9teit anIebe.
9eorft Dertlagt.
9lsp gort, 5. Nlai.
Die r3imes" ia. Wiliam q. 0earIt
uno ieine 3eitungen, ben nglep Oort
Qtmerican" bds .9tbenos Spurnal~ uno
ben ,,@bicdoo 2tmericun" auf S9aben>
erfab pertlagt neil bic petreffenoen
3eitunQen Fdf6li4 bebauptet bdben
iollen, oaB Die Zines" bon gluguit
Selmpnt tontrolirt toeroe uno ieinen
peri0nIifen Snterehen oiener mufe.
Uom 4rbeit8martt.
San 5rancisco, 5. W}ai.
Gs III bcm Wlapor S6miB geluns
gen, ben brobenben Streit auf ben
StraBenbabnen ab5unenpen uno spis
f6en ben StraBenbabngeleuI 6aften
unD ihren 2lngeItellten eine Ginigung
terbei3uIii9ren. Die 9auptforoerung
Der Qeute beitanO Darin, bab oGe Nm
eeiteuten na6 elmer 2trbeitsperipoe pon
60 Sagen WiitglieDer Der Union perz
ben miiBten. 2tm Sonntag naren Die
NngeitelIten i'm 9egrifi ben Streit gu
ertldren, ipuroen dber ppn nem Wdnnr
S6mib bappn abgebalten, Der einen
Nufihub pun brei Sagen burcbieBte
uno peripra6, in Der 3piiden3eit nit
Der @eieai6uft gu unterbunoeln,
9eute W}orgen 6ur frii6en StunDe
leete er bic 8eoingungsn ppr, peIde
bic 8eielT6aft angenommen hate uno
bic periamme.ten 2(ngeitsllten gin9en
ehenfdas barauf elm. 9emna6 niro
bie llnipn BON Der 0eIellIhaft amer
tdnnt uno es lpirb 3ugeftanben, oab
bic @eieui6aft ii9 Dem 8eitritt ibrer
Nn9eiiellten CUR Union nidt pioers
feBt. Die @eielIi9aft perpflichtet iid
ouBerbem, ben YrGIibenten Der Union
in 9.nntnib gu IeBen. 10 oft lie einen
4nseitellt.n entlGbt. uussenpmmen
Der 9etrtffenbe bat es periGumt, bos
5abrgelo 81 rtgiitriren.
9iam anten. Gertheuer.
ri ma.
9letp Yprt, 5. W2oi.
Sieiige (Sinpecn. Smporteitre limo
benohrid)tiQt poroen, ooB oas euro-
h0iId,e SnnOifnt Der Hreis lnue.
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9on Der 4usitellung.
Ct, Qpuis, 5. Nlai.

Sine tleine 9trmee BON 4rbeitern III
bomtt beI6Gftigt, bic 4usiteuung ihrer
golenoung cntgegen5uiiibren, uno man
bofft, bob oieIes 3iel bis sur Wtlitf
oieIes Wpnats erreiht iein piro.
sn Der Wode. rpelfe Der Yrei'e &C.
nifmet lit. BON 16. bis gum q. Ntal,
erportet man ben 8eiuh Don 3OOo
Sournaliiten aus aaer 6erren Ganoer'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-05-06

ium Die eltea az gnJeSluGen. 81 DtI
Rahmit.a8silBung parpe Der ,3eu9e
MprQan meitsr psrnommen unp 8s-
fraat, nsld.s @erfahre1 in Setreff
Der ,8orp Enactment" sGelellihltten
.inqe5Gla5en morbsn lei. Wtorsan err
tlGrte, tdB er nift bsbaupten tonne,
gegen nieielttn lei EN- poaitdnoi8 dnoes
res 8erfdhren beobdGtet moroen, dbet
udfoen 6err Barrett ieine ua9emeine
Wleinunq iiber bic &la5iifi5irun9 cieisr
GeIeui6aften gcQebsn, babe er iica por
Der QeitunQ Diaier 2lngele9enheiten gu.
riidee7poen uno 6err Gbriitiancp lei
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5nner babe peaiel6sn anQerIelen, nit
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griefe lei pon GeIeu'6aften eingetrofs
fen, in lpeIfen oieIelben dnQefrd9t bat
ten, ob es ifuen qaTtattet iei, bic PoIt
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9ontratte ein1soansen leien. SSSn 4bs
pefcnheit Der 5eryer Gbriitiancn uno
Barrett 6abc er rieie 8rieFe in ne9atiz
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6erren 3uriidQetpmmen feien, lei inn
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terruFen fporben. General Tpner babe
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ben auf Dem arimiralpe9e porgeguns
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