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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
Wac the Heaviest Man In England.

The death was announced at Dover
yesterday OF Thomas Longley, whose
chief title 10 fame was that he was the
fattest man in this country.
He even secured the recognition OF
royalty. and in the Jubilee year Te-
ceiyed a message from Queen Victoria
"eongratulating her heaviest subject
upon his good health
He weighed about forty-six stone,
and was over six feet in height. and
measured seyenty-one inches round the
chest, eighty-three inches around the
waist and twenty-three inches round
the calf. He was fifty eight years Of
age.
Mr.. Longley was the proprietor OF
the Star Inn at Dover, and up 10 the
time OF his death took an active inter-
est in the affairs OF the town. Until
the last year or two he was a frequent
visitor 10 London. On these occasions
he travelled in a special railway car
riage, and in going about town he rode
in furniture van, no ordinary vehicle
being adequate 10 accommodate his
enormous weight. His death was due
TO cancer London Express.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
r. -'Trl1nHIy2s y'-''1TTT) I'm
Ess5sI [b5 The M!
G!sGsHjIySaSeg9s[5

\ currycomb makes an excellent fish
scaler.
The oftcncr soup is strained the
clearer il becomes. An old napkin
serves very well for a strainer.
\ tablespoonful of sugar added to
the wafer for basting roast beef Will
give a rich brown color as well as
line flavor.
The little ironing. boards made spo-
cialiy for ironing sleeves Of shirt
waists are particularly useful at this
time Of year.
In order TO have potatoes always
white, The kettle in which they are
cooked should never be used for any
other purpose
Eggs covered with boiling water and
allowed To stand five minutes are
more nutritious and digestible than
when boiled rapidly for three minutes.
Patience is always crowned with
success. 1t may not hc n splendid
victory, hut patience never undertakes
anything in hand that il does not ac-
compliSh.
Thin slices OF brown or gluten bread
lightly buttercd and then spread with
cream cheese make delicious sand
wichcs TO serve with lettuce and to-
mato salad
Let sunshine into the home It
brings health anu vigor, radiance and
good cheer. II puriheS, wards OF
moisture. mildcw. gloom and disease.
lis effect is physical. mental ana neral.
TO wash red table linen. put enough
powdered bogaS into tepid soft water
to make i; feel slippery. Use no soap.
Rinse in warm water containing 4
small quantity of boiled starch. Hang
in the shade ana iron when EeGrty
dry.
\ bolt Of chccsecioth should b IS
essential a fCJtur" of tuC young hvCse.
keepers mCuagc us the bolt OF home
spun linen was grandmOther's. Moth.
inc makes better busters; 1t serves rs
glass aud china towelinc and is an
ideal fabric for the dish cloth.
To keep moths out of furs ana fan
nClS. sprinkle spirits of turpcatine over
sheets OF paper Place a\shee, between
each garment The tGrpoutine Will
cyaporatc when exposed 10 the air.
The odor may be more agreeable 10
some than that Of the camphogated
tar balls
\ party camping last summer who
found ice unavailable devised a refrig-
orator. They dug a large hole in che
ground nc3c the camp, and in this
they placed n sood-Sized wooden box.
over the top they laid r'cye OF wet
carpet or hurlap. The milk, butter and
vegetables were kept very cool.
If nothing else is put up FOR cold
weather. 4 few Jars oi fruit Juice may
hc managed. For strawberry juice
make a syrup with two quarts Of Wa.
ter and four pounds OF sugar Boil 10
the thread. add two quartS Of straw
berry juice and boil for forty minutes
Bottle and seal while very hot.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
SMOKE PICTURES AND HOW THEY ARE MADE.

the flame to avoid crackiI & il by heat
ing one spot too strongly, and repeat
until as large a spot as you need is
blackened evenly.
Draw your picture with pin or n
pointed stick, which will scrape away
the SCOT from the white china or bright
metal, so that you will have something
like a slate picture, with white lines
on n black ground.
You can draw broader lines with n
blunt stick, and can remove the lamp
black from still larger spaces with n
rag. You can make a design in black
lines by wiping off everything except
the narrow strips Of black that form
the lines; but this is more difficult But
II is very easy to make a shaded or
half-tonc picture like a water-color
drawing. 10y wiping off more or less Of
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
A Case OF Iinpudence.

Senator Penrose. at the dinner which
COO Republicans recently gave in Phila.
delphia in his honor, was talking about
iEipudence.
"a good case OF impudence," he said.
came under my notice during the
Spanish-American War. Old Stott Red
way. a Colorado horse dealer. sold
some horses TO the Government for use
In the field. These horses turned out
TO be worthless. and the official who
had bought them. meeting Stott one
day. told him so.
Those horses OF yours. he said.
are no use for the army
well said stott, try them on tie
navy. then"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
md thus obtaining every shade

the Soot, and thus obtaining every shade
Of gray, from white TO black.
Now the reason why you can make a
pretty good picture In this way even IL
you cannot draw very well is simply
this-you can alter the picture until
you get it right. Every pencil line that
is drawn wrong has 10 be rubbed out.
and II you use the rubber too much you
make a soiled and spoiled picture, but
If you make part OF your smoke draw
ing wrong you merely have to smoke
that part again and do it over aud you
can make as many such changes as
you wish. VIXEN the picture is as
good as you can make il, lay il on a
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
ROAST PORK.

For family Of four, two or two and
half pounds Of pork chop roast. Salt
this overnight if possible, washing off
the salt next day. Put into covered
roastcr if you have one. Let it cook
few minutes Mix in small pan
one tablespoonful Of melted butter, or
more if you like, one tablespoonful OF
flour, rubbed smooth; one tablespoon
ful Of vinegar; one onion. grated; one
half teaspoonful Of garlic, grated;
pinch of salt if the pork has not been
saltcd; pinch of mace, pinch of pap
rika, black pepper, one bay leaf. Baste
every few minutes with the above
while the meat is roasting slowly, and
the gravy Is as nice as the pork.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

dampened piece Of paper, press the
paper lightly and take it off. You
will find the smoke picture transferred
to the paper and you can keep it from
rubbing off by spraying it with thin
gum water as artists do with pencil
drawings.
If you cannot draw at all you can
still make smoke pictures by cutting
out animals ana human figures from
illustrated papers, wetting them, stick
ing them on the plate. smoking the
latter and then removing the paper.
In this way you get white figures on
black ground. You can make black
figures on a white ground by using the
pictures out Of which you cut the fig
ures instead Of the figures themselves.
Mail and Express.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
CEmDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
MAKING SMOKE PICTURES.

II you can draw even little bit you
ran make pretty pictures OF a new and
Interesting sort in very easy way.
The picture is made on an. fat sur
face that you can hold in gas, lamp
or candle flame without burning or
cracking. A piece Of tin or sheet
zinc will DO, or china plate, earthen
pie dish or pane Of glass. II you use
tin or zinc, take care that you do not
burn your fingers, as a piece Of metal
gets hot all over, though only a part
Of IL is contact with the flame. On the
other hand, If you use porcelain or
glass, especially the latter, you must
pass ii quickly through or just above
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
ALMOND CusTARD.

One pint OF milk. one-quarter cu.ful
Of sugar, one-quarter pound Of al
monds, b!anchcd ana pounded fine, two
eggs ana two tcaspoOnfuls Of rosewa-
ter. Stir over the fire till thick -
cream. then set in oven till firm. Just
before serving cover with whipped
cream, tinted delicately with straw
berry syrup or red currant jelly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
CLEAR AND STRONG COFFEE.

When one uses drip coffee pot" n
very clear and strong cup Of coffee can
be made Coffee which is 10 be used
IN this way should be ground very fine.
ana q little more than one-third OF
Mocha may be added. This should be
put into the cylinder on top Of the
coffee pot, and the water poured slowly
over IT, II the coffee pot is not Of the
sort which has an alcohol lamp under
meath, 1t should stand in dish OF
boiling water while the coffee filters,
In order 10 retain the correct degree
OF heat.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

Make light paste as for apple dump
lingS, roll ia an obiong sheet, al! with
cherries, sprinkle with sugar and roll
closely, folding the ends over 10 pre-
serve the syrup. Boil in a pudding
bag for an hour and a half ana serve
with hot, sweet sauce.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22
Three Irish rrocii,iiies.

Three great qualities OF the Irish
language. said delegate at the Irish
Teachers Congress lately. were that
* was the language in which they
could pray the most fervently. curse
the most bitterly and court the mos,
sweetly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

W. S. Musser, Millheim, Pa, saved the
life OF his little girl by giving her One
Minute Cough Cure when she was dying
from Group. II is the only harr: less
remedy that gives immediate results. Il
quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
grippe, asthma and all throat and lang
troubles. T. r. Parker, Olneyville, Cen
terdale Pharmacy, Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

London last year imported 100000
frozen caroasses Of lambs and sheep.
ard twenty -four years ago. in 1850.
the import oaly reached 40 carcasses
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

An extremely fine quality of green
leather. made in Turkey. is manufac-
turcd from the skin OF the angel hsh.
Mans structure, compared with that
OF other animals. indicates that fruits
and cSculent vegetables ere his natural
food. The mau-likc apes live cXcluS-
lively upon fruits, nuts and green
leaves.
The erstwhile ridiculcl ioca Of the
transmutatiou Of the elements is likely
20 become sdbiec, OF experiment by
sober Twentieth Century chemists.
Sir William Ramsay suggests that the
immense energy OF ladium may be
made TO cause constructive chemical
change such. for example. as that Of
brominc into iodine
Invar the peculiar alloy Of Or. Gull.
laume of Germany, contains nickel and
steel i'm certain proportions. lt is re-
markable on account Of it's lack OF ex-
pansion ON being heated, and IL may
even be SO made as TO be slightly con-
tractcd 10y heat. IL is expected to
prove OF great value rs n means OF
avoiding the errors I'm instruments OF
precision hitherto caused 10y expau-
sion. Measuring apparatus. surveying
apparatus and especially timcplcces
will depend upon il for Improvement.
Not all fishes are dumb. but many
species emit sounds ana few give
remarkable concerts. Inst rces OF the
latter have been collected by Henri
| Coupin. French author. On the
western coast Of Bornco. Prayer one
night heard musical sounds varying
from the resonances OF an organ TO the
soft tones OF an Aeolian harp: and in
| the China Sea, a United States naval
officer was struck by an extraordinary
blending of the low notes OF an organ.
the noise o. bells and the sounds OF
great harp. the intensity causing the
| vessel 20 culver. The pogonas or tam.
bours OF the tropical western coast
Of the Atlantic sometimes congreyate
about vessels. producing maddeniny
chorus.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-07-22

An extremely fine quality of green
leather. made in Turkey. is manufac-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-22
Sine eimfade Traae.
STE Sar8er nuu Gnn 0(ntOmio finn
erIudbt, oieS ebrlict az be-
ntifiuprteu.

SIT ni6t oos Mort zines repralen=
tatioen Burgers Don 5onINutoniu
liber5eugenoer, ols bic 86~etfelbaIte
NeuBerung BON 2euten, Die iraenbmu
a1oers in Der Union pDGnen? Qelet
bies:
Mrs. Ganton @orcia. Die 9Erou
oes SEQ. 206 Rebrasfa ,Strase mob
nenoen GamDn Garcia, laot: Set
bier ODER flint Sabren bate id mebr
ober peniger Nierenleioen uno Tit
an ibtuahem Giiden. @enn id ldn=
9ere Belt aufredt ftano, tpuroe mein
6uGen 10 miioe uno lhmah, oaB es
ftr MIDI ibper mar, meme Mrbeiten
81 belUrgen. Cine ueberanItreu=
9ung oerIhlimmerte Den Shlner7
uro tuenn id mlb erfdltete, oerihluQ
ltd Die grfaltung auf Den &iden un6
tf lit flrdterli6. SD b0rte, oaB
0oen's Nierens Biaen bel Der 8erar
Drug Co., Uoer bel Slider & @prin=
9ou gu baben iino uro it oerIhaffte
mir cine 5dadltel oooon, Sic tuirfz
ten Iofoet uub i'd fablte MIDI uon
Ntn eriten Gage an. no ib iie nabn1,
better. Die Biueu beieitieten idlieB=
lih Die Gudenfhmersen in r%aoifa(er
8eiie uno baber ipeiB ih, oaB lie
giles erfuuen. pos 81 ihrer gmpfeb=
lung aeio9t miro"
@rbdltlih BEL QQen DroauiIten.
8reis so Gents. Softer W{iaburu
go. IN Buffalo, sc. o., aleinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. 5tuaten.
WergeBt nibt ben Narnen DDan
uno acceptirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-22
4rDtefte gsgen Die Originals ers
padunaS= Sill"

8or Dem Sultia=Nusibune oes
Observation-Disclosures III Naibineton
erI@iener cine Mn5abl bon 8erionen,
un ibren QnfiG)tea uber Die gegens
tuartig uDr oem 0auie ihmebenoe
0epburnsD oaiuer=8 in NuSorud gu
nerleiben, meld]e Den ginselitaaten
p0liSellide @eualt iiber Qeiftiee @e=
trdnfe Derleiben ioQ. rpelhe in Der
Yerpaduna bDn auBerbalb
nah beiagtem 5taate gum 8erbrauh
aeihift tperoen.
Die &eprdientanteu 8artbulo bon
Wtiiiouri, Sulser uno Scuooer bon
Seem gort uno Sbirlep BON 9entufp
Gfldrtens baB interei1ierte Barteien
nod ipater 81 8prte su tummtn
b0fften.
Robert Grain bon Baltimore, Der
8eneralantpalt oeS Branerbunoe5
Der Ser. Staaten, erflarte, bob oieIe
iebt ibnabenoe Bid Die midti9ite
9eiebltbe MaBreaet lei. nelde Dem
@Onareiie felt Dem 8lraerfrieae elm
,beribtet moroen iei uno oaB es oes.
balb 5n hoffen iei. baB man oielelbe
niht lber'8 anie breben, ionoern
oerielben ausreidenbe 3eit CUR Be-
ratun9 eendbren peroe.
Gep. 6. 6. 9inmiooie, Der 8ers
treter Der .4merifaniiben Nnti=
SaloOn-2iga erflarte. oaB oas in
Eorihlaa aebra4te @eieb einfah
notDenoig aepproen iei Ourd Die
@ntibeioung oes Ober=B unoesoes
rihtes, ourd neldle Den gin3elItaas
ten ieoe Befugnis entsogeu moroen
lei, ben 8ertauf geiitieer 8etrdnte
gu tDntrDQieren Doer su oerbieten,
melhe nOn einem Staate mad einem
anoeren transported paroeu, 10
lie rur in Der Sriainat.gers
paduna perblieben.
Or. IS. S. 6eranter BON 9bilaoelz
phia. Der Brdlioent oe8 Nationalen
Deutih amerifaniiden 8unbes.
melber nah ieinen Nngoben bereits
lber cine babe WiiQiDn Witelieoer
3dblt. belt cine fulminante &eoe ges
gen bic BrDbibitiun i'm aagemeis
men. Bum Shfufie oerielben lagte
6eramer:
v@enn iernals Der @ille ees Sol.
fes in unameioeutiger, ni9t miBsu=
neritebenoer @eiie in 8e5ug auf IT.
geno cine Srage gum ausorud ges
brad]t poroen lit, bann 1T es in 8e.
aug auf Die Brpbibitiun, oies beud3
leriibe 9ruggebiloe. Dem man iebt
audi nod Die Mirflamfett BEG Ymis
idenitaatliben 6anoelsgelebes gum
Spfer brinaen Mill"
uebrigens lit es bod nod iebr Die
Sraae, oh Elm @eieb Dor Der 8unoess
uerfaiiung Ole Strobe auf Ieine gDn=
ititntionalitdt belteben fam, meldes
Die oerfaiiunesmdBie garantierte
6anoelsfreibeit 5piiben ben ginsel=
~itaaten Der Union auf5ubeben Bee
itifnmt it'll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-22

Sn elmer InipraAe an ben
Budget : NusiduB oes oeutIhen
Geihstoaes erfldrte Baron b. &ihte
boien, Der Miniiter bes Gu8pdrtis
gen. 6aB es nibt angelic. oaB fit bic
@oniulate in Itlanta, Stem Orleans,
ct. Saul uno Seattle nur lie $1,000,
mie elm N~baeoroneter porIdlug, be-
miIi9t peroen, eS miiBten je $500
Ietn. Die Deutld)en in Gmerifa,
iagte Der Wfiniiter, miiroen nit)t uers
iteben, tueshalb Deutiblano 8Dgert,
feline @ouiulate angemeiien gu erbal=
ten. Die Soften oes 8onluGats in
Seem 0ort iperben niht 9an3 ourd)
Die coIeftierten @ebiibren aebedt,
Die anoeren &onlulate in Den Ser.
Staten erbalten iih iebub lelbIt.
Beridie0ene Wfitalieoer bes Romit6s
ihtofien fid] Der Aniiht BEG Mini.
tiers an uno lehuten ben Nntraa oes
Oerrn Spain. bic Belpiaiaunq fir
oas atlanta > aouiulat gu itreihen,
ab un0 nobmeu ale 8%ewiqteun.
gen on.
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eas 9rintt atlamo . 7loihenbier'
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3ebatte iiber Naprgan's Banana.
0~gnneriumS : giff.

Grit am Gage mad ber @inbrin=
gung ieiner merftpiiroigen Bnnama=
Nnnerions : WiQ ergrif Senator
Wf0rgan BON Nlabaua bas Short CUR
Begranouna o~erielben.
Dieie .8egriinouna" 1T nun nllers
Oings nod merfmiroiaer, ols bic
Bill ieIbit. Die oerielbtn gu @runoe
liegenoe Sbee 1T ettua bic, baB Der
Banana : 8ertraa in ieiner COME.
quenS ihlieBlib ooh auf Die Gns
nerion Der 9epublit Banana ourh
bic Ser. Staaten absiele, onB man
allo audi gleih Direct Dfen uno ebrlid
ertldren IOQe!
Morgan CAB gu, oaB iib oas, mas
IN Banoma geiheben lei, unb spar
ourA Die oirecte 8ermittluna Der
Ser. Staten - nidt pieoer rid
adn9ig MAIDEN laiie. lin aber ben
Golgen iener Berbanolunaen bic
Spite abaubreben, miiBten umfals
ienbe 8ortebrunaen gum Sbube
Bnnamas getroffen tueroen, oa ntht
ansunebmen lei. oaB Colombia iid
geouloia fiigen ueroe. 8enn man,
fubr er fort, ben 8anamncanal bauen
molIe, beoiirfe man oes euten Wil.
lens @%0lombias, peldes ben Nuteris
fonern ionit fortudbreno Sherereien
bereiten unb 6inoerniiie in ben @ea
udlsen meroe. Dem Brdlisenten
inlinuierte Moraan, naB oemlelben
an benz 6urtIdreiten Der Banamas
canal : Gneeleaenbeiten aar nihts
aefe9en lei, oa es fir Champagne
3nede praftilher lei, menu es iih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-22
yone star Sier feiu ariesssetrdnt.

Sbon felt lan9eu Wonoen lpinnen
Shtaue Qeute Itil uno better
YIN benz DminDien &rieoe
Sapans 9egen 3uBlano tpeiter.
@eitern mar Der gbauoinismas
SapanS COR nidt mebr gu balten,
uno e8 itan0 ihon auf Dem Sprunge
Seine arie9smaht 5u entfalteu!
6eute uieter ~unterreoen
Die 8%eianoten Iid aetnutlid,
uno oa8 eben nod 10 fraiie
Bib lit pieoer Ianft uno frieoll6.
W Oraen aber itebt oie Sadie
Wie0er auf Dem llltimatnm,
tlnb ourb feline &unlt gu tpenoen
Sheint oas b0ie 8riegesfatum,
So miro Der aeplagte 2eier
gdglih neuen 8meifelS 8eute,
un0 ben GDrteil baupn baben
Cider nur bie-80rienleute!
Sud- mas niiBt'sN Itd auFsureaen,
% iib fern bic gblfer ihlagen.
Bir 9enieBen bier Den Seeen,
un8 beim Gone gtar 81 p~ertrager.
nno 10 mDQen mir iebt better
Dieiem 3riea entaegenieben
llno menu'S losbriht b1hIt ruabrs
i9einli6
'@inlnal mebr ms Wirtshans geben.
8enn beim fril9en @lale 9ome gtar
QaBt Ii1's ihon pom ariege fprehen
8on ben &ufen, Sapaneleu.
Die ben Srie0en unterbrehen.
ga, rpsnn Die bos 2ume gtar batten,
Oielen Stoff, ben guns famDien.
Wtroen tie mohl niHt bran 6enfen,
8u uertlDpfeu iim Die 6Dien!
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Sausl,me spracu,

Nur ausnabmSpelie finoet man
nal cine Tamitie, Die gang BON
bduslihen 5Dreen frei 1T. Man
fam oieie SDrgen aber uerringern,
uenn man itets Or. Sings Neue
9ebense BiIen i'm 6auie bdtte. Sic
erlparen nie[ 8eroruB uno Sorgen
burb Die groBen 9ienfte, toelt)e lie
bel Maaen= uno 9ebers8 eIbmeroen
leiften. Sic idafen Sbnen aber
ni6t uur @rleidterung. ionoern fie
beilen Sic audi! gu baben fir 25c
in ben GpOtbefen bon s. &alteDer &
SDn unb Ioolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-22

bel oieier Srage nur UNI bDdltra.
benoe geriprehunaen banole.
uebrigens ibeint Die Morgan Idle
Q%ttnerIons Bill auBerba(b Der Ger,
Staten melt mebr Nufleben erre9t
81 haben. alSim 4aube 1elbit. 0a8
gift b%eIonoers BON Scantreid. Nus
Baris miro oariiber beridtet.
Die oom Senator Muraan i'm
8unoeslenate eingebradte Bill CUR
Nuneripn Der &epubllf Banana
hurh bic Ser. Staoten miro iebt bon
Den irQn6Dliihen @egnern Der uebers
tragung oes &anof. @igentulns BON
Der franSDIiIden 8anatnatQrol=8 Sc
ieuihait an ole Ser. StuQteu a[8
mIafommene 8affe benubt. 3n Der
8aruuter muroe Die Worgau Bill
beftia QnQegrifeil al8 "eiu neuer
Sbritt in Der Rid]tuuQ Der yuilIfiir.
[ihen 8erhDbnuue oes 81lferred)teS
ourM Die Ser. Staaten."
s8enn Colombia iaete 8eprges
Ibiebaub, ynint ehen 10 energilh
lift, tpie Geneauela. bann miro es
nid)t aug EeiHe ei9eue Sa(be uer(ies
rem, i0n0ern al Die ~fleineren Gepu=
blifea DON Wittel> uno Sio= Imerifa
meroen nab uno nod BON ben Ser.
Staten abIorbtert lner0en. Bum
ShluIie riet 9biebauo Der Hepnblif
Colombia, eS auf cinen Grieg nit
ben Der. Staten Qufommen al lals
fen.
Sb es WDroan nit ieiner Bin
nidt bauptidh[lb onrauf angefomz
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