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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17

1t is the intention of the editor of
the society column to run a social cal
endar in this column each Sunday,
and it will be highly appreciated If
any one who intends to be host or
hostess at any social function next
week will send a notice, or telephone
same in to the office of the Daily News
by o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Mission Box will be packed at
the First Baptist Church on next Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Every
body is invited. The society asks that
every one bring package of goods, as
the box is still short on calico, ging-
ham, etc.
Mr.. w. p. Chambers and daughter
Miss May. returned home yesterday
from Dallas, Texas. Mr.. Chambers
went to Dallas about week ago K
accompany Miss May home, as sh'
was quite i'll and her friends will b
glad to know that she is better.
. = 1.
| Clarence Ware of Meridian, was
1 visitor to Hattiesburg Tuesday. MI
| Ware has many friends here who ar
always glad to welcome him.
III = = =
/ Mrs ]. H. Ellerbe will leave toda
4 on the noon train for New Orlean
\ where she is going on pleasure an
H business trip combined.
II Mrs. Minnie Wilson was visitt
to Poplarville Sunday.
Mr. T. N. Ferguson has retbrn'
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17
a Musical.

A Musical.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church has arranged to give
musical at the home of the pastor,
Rev IMP Trotter, Friday night, Octo-
Der 49,
The following interesting program
has been arranged and 1t is hoped a
large number will n present to en-
JOY it.
Music .............M Misses Holman
Vocal solo Mrs l.. H. Martin
Piano solo Mrs. Echardt
Reading .......-....< Miss Saunders
Vocal Solo ....... Miss Edith Sigier
Selection Male Quartette
Violin solo Miss -aEgaret Ayleswortf
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17
ROOSEVELT, JR., CRIPPLED.
Presidents Son on "HospitaI List Of
Harvard Squad.
Associated Press.

Cambridge, Mass, October 16.--
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is now among
the many cripples on the Harvard
football squad. He has been having
some trouble with his knee Off week.
and in the Exeter game Saturday Il
was wrenchedsso that he had to be
taken out of The game, Today water
on the knee developed, 20 that he HiA
be cripple for possibly a fortnight
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17
Broadcloth at Csc.

During this week we offer you fine 52nch Broadcloths
in Black NAVY Wine Brown TAM Caster and other staple
street shades at Csc a yard.
Here are more stylish fabrics are showing IN all the
new shades:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17
srRAvED OR STOLEN.

From 300 West Fourth street, one
roam mare, with letter T branded on
hip, about eight years old. Reward
paid If returned to
]. d. CAUSEY,
Merchants Grocery Co.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-17

from Birmingham where he spent
several days this week.
(. I. =
Mrs. T. P. Crymes and children
left Saturday for Macon, where they
will visit relatives.
. . .
Mr.. j. C. Pearson, of Lumberton.
was business visitor to Hattiesburg
yesterday
Mr.. John A. Mcleod spent Tuesday
in Purvis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
AFTERNOON
CABLE REPORT

SACRAMENTO February GA reso-
luton was introduced in the State SEN
ate today asking the Federal Govern
ment not to make new treaty with
Japan unless it provides for the ex-
clusion Of Japanese coolie laborers and
does not impair State laws.
SAN DIEGO, February e.-The ships
of the Pacific squadron have returned
from target practice. The cruiser Chi
cago has gone to Central America.
where trouble threatens.
FLORENCE, Italy, February 6.-Rear
Admiral Kautz died here today.
WASHINGTON, February 6.-The
President is planning a hunting trip
in Alaska at the expiration of his term.
WASHINGTON, February e.-Con-
tractor Oliver has fled his completed
bid for the construction Of the Panama
canal.
NEW YORK, February 6.-Attorney
Delmas, who came from San Francisco
to assist in the defense of Harry Thaw,
took charge of the defense today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
c. ". BEATTY WANTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

c. W. Beatty, formerly the chauffeur
of the delivery auto of the Hartman
steam laundry. is wanted by the police
for forgery. Beatty has not been en-
ployed by the laundry for some time,
but a number of checks with the com
pany's signature forged have been pass
ed during the past short time, with
one of which at least Beatty is said
to have been connected. None of the
checks are for large sums, but the ag-
gregate amount involved in the for
geries is considerable.
The night before the police were no.
titled TO gather in the man they had
taken him in charge in Iwilei as a
common nuisance, releasing him, how
ever, on the promises that he would
be good. Since then he has managed
to keep out of the way, although 1t
is known that he is still in the city.
Beatty was well known before he
began to hit the bumps on his recent
baekslide as an enthusiastic worker IN
one of the city missions, where he
taught and exhorted nightly for some
time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07


for and the items so objected to shall
not become effective unless passed not
withstanding the mayors objection.
Each item SO objected to shall be separ-
ately reconsidered by the board in the
same manner as bills which have been
disapproved Esicl by the mayor
The duties of this official include the
issuance of proclamations of election
and in case of tie vote he shall order
a special election to be held in the
same manner as general election.
In case of the impeachment and re-
moval of any elected official the mayor
shall fill the vacancy This power is
conveyed to him to the extent that
he shah fill all vacancies caused by
death, removal or resignation.
The qualifications of the Office are
that he be legal voter and resident
of the county three years prior to his
election to Office He shall appoint
secretary at a salary of fifteen hundred
dollars year and a stenographer at
twelve hundred dollars, both of whom
shall hold office during his pleasure.
He shall appoint all officers OF the
city and county whose election or ap-
pointment is not provided for and ne
shall fill vacancies not otherwise pro-
vided for
From the provisions of this bill
coarse, thoughtless persons will suspect
graft and desire on the part of Mr..
Achi to gather in enough votes at the
first election to win the job. Tt is
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
THE ONE MAN POWER FEATURE.

THE ONE MAN POWER FEATURE
Years ago, about the time the late
jake Sharp manipulated the New
York Assembly so that he got one of
the most valuable franchises in the
State without payment, except to the
assemblymen, a vaudevillist, who did
Dutch business at the old Comic theater,
wrote a song in which the street cars
and the mayor figured. 1t went some
thing like this:
81 wish / was de Mayor bet you dere
d be no fuses
I'd take off de ears and pull up de
tracks and put off der omnibuses."
Such thought would imply that the
mayor was a man of mighty power,
such power as Charlie Achi had in mind
from the charters of the .sCity and
County of San Francisco; the City and
County of Napa and the County Act of
Hawaii. - If there is any power that
Charlie has not delegated to that Off
eial it is something he overlooked in
the rush to envelop him with every
other power held by an official. The
new charter provides that:
Any bill containing several items
may be vetoed as whole by the mayor
or he may decline to approve certain
items. In such case he shall append
to the bill, at the time of signing it,
a statement of the item or items to
which he objects and the reason there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
NETT BOUGHT A GUN
BEFORE DISAPPEARING

Carl Nett, an expert accountant ir
Bishop & Co.'s bank for many years
has disappeared and all the evidence
secured points to his probable suicide
An examination of his books shows q
defalcation of $500, the discovery oi
which occurred within a few minutes
after he had hurriedly left the bank.
The money which the accountants
books shows to be missing was de-
posted in the bank on January 80, the
deposit entry in the depositor's book
being in the handwriting of the miss
ing man. On Tuesday check for the
amount deposited was presented at the
bank and payment refused, the ledger
showing no money to the credit of the
drawer Shortly afterwards the
drawer of the check appeared at the
bank with his book and asked for an
explanation of why his check had been
dishonored.
His appearaucEf1ar. evidently been
noted by MesfrsMhe- Immediately left
the bank bufffiug. ostensibly to go to
Cunha's, just across the road. He
never appeared at Cunha's, nor has he
since returned to the bank. Within a
few minutes OF his disappearance from
Bishop Ii Gels, however, he purchaser
a 3s-ealibef Harrington revolver at the
store of c. N. Tai, on King street, get
ting at the same time a box of fifty
cartridges. He explained[s-tte clerk
that he wanted the gun to=Stloot cats
with.
The theory Of the police is that Nett
took the $500 when it was deposited,
depending on being able to replace it
before the defalcation was discovered.
The sudden demand for the money,
however. upset whatever plans he may
have had. and in desperation at the
position in which he found himself he
purchased the revolver and has prob
ably taken his own life.
In this connection it is remembered
that some years ago a close personal
friend of Nett, a German, committed
suicide in the crater of Diamond Head,
his body lying undiscovered for
months.
Nett has had domestic trouble. Late
ly he secured divorce from his wife.
These things brought him financial diff
fculty and for some time he has prae-
tised rigid economy in his personal
affairs 1t is feared his mind is af-
fected. Teiegraphic orders have been
sent to San Francisco and to Hilo for
his apprehension should he turn UP at
either point. The steamer Alameda be-
fore departure was searched in vain
for him.
There are few of his contemporaries
who have stood higher in the esteem
Of their employers or been more gen.
orally liked in Honolulu than Carl
Nett He has several children, a son
having left here some time ago in a
sailing vessel. Mr. Nett was an enthu-
siastic charter member of the Honolulu
symphony Club.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
DR. JORDAN COMING.

DR.. David Starr Jordan will stop at
Honolulu towards the end of May on
his way to Australia, where be will
lecture before the University of Sgd
ney on The American University sys-
tenn He will also visit at Samoa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07

The S. S. Miowera Is due today from
the Colonies. en- route to Victoria and
Vancouver. Mail sent by her viii
reach all mainland points ahead OF
that by the next direct mail steamer TO
San Francisco, which is the S. S. China,
due February IL from the Orient. II f.
likely that she will be dispatched a
few hours after her arrival.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
DO PLEDGES
STILL HOLD?
Supervisors Are Asked
to Explain Their
Position.

The members of the Republican
County Committee, and Ben Fabian in
particular, want to know just where
the Republican members of the Board
of Supervisors stand. They want to
know whether the possession of Office
has loosened in any way their affec-
tions for and allegiance to the grand
old party. To find out they have sum-
moned the chairman OF the roads COM
mittee of the board to appear before
them and give an account of himself.
This was resolved at the meeting Of
the County Committee held last night
In the Republican headquarters, the
outcome of some remarks by Fabian.
The recent actions Of some of the Su-
pervisors in voting against the proposed
increase of pay for road workers, such
again at all the meetings of the last
campaign, and the resolution passed
by the board to the effect that the road
department was to be non-partisan in
its choice of laborers, was the text upon
which Fabian based his remarks. At
first il was suggested that a letter be
sent the Republican members of the
board, telling them things. A second
suggestion. which was adopted. was to
ask one of them to meet the commit
tee and explain things.
The designations of j. H. Kanepuu,
H. c. Vida and Sam Johnson from the
committee were read and accepted,
their places being filed by the election
of ]. Kahalekauila, c. Holoua and w.
F. Drake. The designations Were ac-
cepted without discussion and the cleo
tions did not bring out any contests.
A resolution was introduced asking
for the appointment of a committee
to prepare the draft OF municipal bill
to carry out the pledge given in the
county platform. Ali agreed and the
committee was chosen as follows: J.
H. Boyd and w. F. Drake of the
Fourth, and n. Fernandez and C. H.
Clarke of the Fifth, which Harry Muir
ray, as chairman of the committee. to
break any tie votes. The committee
was instructed to proceed Immediately
to work, confer with the legislative
subcommittee of the Central Commit
tee and present their bill not later than
next Wednesday,
In order to get line on their duties
the Achi draft bill was read. This
proposed measure failed to satisfy
many present. Chairman Murray re-
marked that there were a good many |
changes to be made before the bill
would be acceptable, and c. W. Booth
noticed that there was nothing in the
Achi measure to prevent the Sheriff
from making a clean sweep of his de-
partment if he wanted to.
The objections of Chairman Murray |
to the draft read were several. The
bill was. he thought, simply the County |
Act with a lot of bigger salaries pro-
vided for. The bill stated that all Of
icials not specifically mentioned were
to be appointed by the mayor, and then
went on to mention every official spe-
cifically that would be needed. There
was a fatal lack of a police commits
sion, too. as we'll as some other things.
The meeting adjourned early to meet
again on Wednesday next for the re-
port of their special municipal bill
committee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
CLERGYMEN
PROTESTING

BOSTON, February THE leading
Episcopal Bishops have protested
against the warlike display proposed
for the coming jamestown exposition.
They declare the display unworthy Of
peaceful American republic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
ACHrS MUNICIPAL PLAN
AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY
A Handsome Increase of Salaries and Tremen-
dous Power Given Mayor of Honolulu
---Some Items From the Bill.

Municipal government, embodied the Achi BILL would
stand andas woudra rails hem:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
NEBOGATOFF
GOES TO JAIL

ST. PETERSBURG. February T.
The Gear has confirmed the sentence
passed upon Admiral Nebogatoff by the
court martial. which pronounced him
guilty of cowardice in surrendering his
ships to the Japanese in the battle of
the Sea of Japan and sentenced him
to Imprisonment for ten years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
BANQUET TO BRITISH DIPLO LOMAT
Departure Of Bryce
for Washington a
Notable Anglo
American Event.

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)
LONDON, February IA farewell
banquet was given last night in honor
of James Bryce, who viii leave shortly
for Washington to fill the post Of
British Ambassador. The banquet was
notable Anglo-American event. Lord
Roberts presided.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
THAW'S LIFE
WAS MENACED

NEW YORK, February Testimony
has been brought out at the trial Of
Harry Thaw that White had threaten
ed to kill the accused in 1908 because
of the attentions he was paying TO
Evelyn Nesbit, now Mrs. Thaw. The
first witness to be called today will be
the wife or daughter of White.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-07
ROOSEVELT
NEGLECTFUL

SAN SALVADOR, Salvador, Febru-
ary diplomatic negotiations be-
tween Nicaragua and Honduras have
been broken of.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

meme ,3utunft our urId4s eebat!
bGtte. aeraoesu als Elm @erbreden err
idienen. Sd iteIte mid Dem 9ires.
tor Dor unb puroe inter Beoineunoen
enoootrt. pie fir ben Wuaenblid ees
ro6esu cine @rrsttun9 fir uns beoeus
teten. Quh bate i'd feline 8eraulais
funq. meinen @ntidluB gu bersuen.
Bon feiner Geite pioerfubr mir cine
arGnfung. bic MIDI beute nit geldlds
muna an iene 9eit 3uriidoenten liebe.
SdB i1 mid freilid in elmer 59dtie'
felt, Die meiner Natur 10 tpent9 ent'
fpra6, erenaenlos unslidlih fiiblts,
brou6e i6 Dir pobl tauln 81 pers
1id)ern. Sd iebnte mid inbriinitig
nad 8efrstung uno mad elmer Hiids
tebr in Werbdltnife, bic mir jebe Be-
riibrune nit Der mir i'm inneriten Ser
sen unipmpatbii9en 5beaterpelt err
ipurt bdtten. Wabriheinlit mar es
ein5ig bieIe Stimmung, bic mid en-
pfdngli6 mo6te fir bic Yewerbuneen
bes Mannes, oehen Nomen gu tra9er
i9 jebt Biz an bas Gnoe meiner Sage
perurtbeilt iein Ioq. Gr bieb 6ugb
Seymour uno id bate i'm unter llms
itdnoen tennen 9elernt, bic teinen
3peifel an ieiner g~brenbaftisteit uno
fsiner eea9teten geieui4aftli9en Stsls
lung in mir auftommen laiIen tonns
ten. Die Qrt. ipie er iia mir gu nGbern
perfu6te, mar 10 3artfiblenb unb ritz
terli6, bab es mir, einem blutiunsen,
u%nerfabrenen GefdDpf, tpobl taum als
elm @erbre6en on5urednen mar, ipenn
ih mid tdui6en lieb uno 0ertrauen
gu linn fabte. Sd iaste linn. bab es
ni6t 2ie6e fet, mas i6 fir i'm ems
pfdnbe. aber feline eini9mei9elnoe Be-
rebiamteit puBte meine aasbaftsn Be-
benten gum Sdpeisen gu brineen, Sus
mai er in meiner Sante cine eifrise
5irIpredertn eefunben bate. Sd
tann mid beute Dir ssseniibsr tpsosr
auf ibr 3eugnib berufen, nod ouf bas
feintge. unb i6 babe mir ia porgenoms
men. mid auf ben 9sri6t Der Sbats
laden gu %beidrGnten. 0arum nil
ih iiber bas, ipas ipdbreno meiner fur
gen 9rauti6aft in meinem Snnern
porging, bier ni6t peiter iprs6en.
;Uortleburg folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02

SnnoT5 m}i3. 6aus ni6t Derlaisn
'pire. folatgt did nnr Der Shattsn
stnss @eye1ht5 auF i6r ru6tq"
.R0rnten Gie cine io(he SiiraYbuft
ipirtIih ij6%.rnehmen? Sis pGren bod,
gar niht in Der Gage, Die Dame mi.
@spalt 8uriid8u9utten. faGs lie etpa
ibr Sell in Der Jtuht iuden tpoQte."
sd tp~jfoerbole. oab bas nitt qes
F6ebsn toiro. SO 1T islbItperItanolih,
bab if tein. 9snat!maBrsgeln anpsnz
ben peroe. a6sr Si, bUrfen mir
immer6in 9lauben. bab i6 81. Dame
btnldn9Ijh teunen geIernt babe, I'm 5u
lpii1en, infpiepeit iA mid fir ite bers
biirgen barf. Sd biete mcine G6re
gum pfanoe, oub fe iih ben ge6Sroen
ni6t ent3iebt, gleihpisl, o6 lie 5it
Iaulolos ODER i6uloig fi6lt."
"Sie piiroe ia and in benz etnen
Ipie in benz anoersn Safe burd einen
JluAtoeriu6, Der iet5itperItdnoli6
Don o%orn6srein gang ausii4tslos tpGrl,
TIRE Gage nur erbeblif perffledtern.
absr irgenomel3e Geripre4urasn, bic
Dame auf Sbre Siiref6aft bin gu
f6onen, lam i9 S6nen, pie geIagt.
ni6t MAIDEN. Wie bic Singe augen=
bIidli9 liegen. piro Der ge9en 6rall
Seymour porltegenoe 8eroaGt nod
niGt als binldngli6 begriinbet onees
feben, um lire 8erbaftung gu re6tfers
iigen, ober bic Sa6ldge fam iid in
iepsm Qugen6lid gu ibrsn unguni item
perdnoern. Der &riminalfommilidr
2eutbolo bat ben Nuftrag erbdlten. iif
na6 Berlin gu begeben uno bort auf
sisene Sanb mad benz 4bIenber Der
gebeimniBpoQen 8ifte, tpie mad benz
rot9baarigen Mdb4en gu forI6en, bas
bic frdn5oiif6e @plomin3e in Der
We6ielitube gu pertpert6tn 1u9te. Gr
lit elmer u%nierer tii9tigitcn 9eamten
unb i9 atpeifle nidt. bab feline Be-
miibun9en in Der einen ober Der anz
beren SinIi6t bon Grfolg iein iperben.
Saben mir aber erit einma[ ben unbe>
tannten &iItenreiienben, 70 tpilIen mir
ii4erli6 aud, men mir fir ben Sob
Der 5rau 9aumert perantportli9 gu
MAIDEN baben."
9riining erfdnnte, bab er auf cine
fpeiterge6enoe 3uIage ni4t gu rednen
babe, uno er perlor feline .3eit ni9t
me6r. Na4 baitiger @erabI9ieoung
perlieb er bas Suiti3gebdube unb fubr
o6ne @ufentbaIt na9 Der @iqa auriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-02
AMslam D

StabIen einen &oi{en.
d rant. Sn elmer Ra4t Itablen
IN einem 9ei9dfte gu Soor6riden,
Rbeinprobin5, Siebe ein.n iisbsn Gent
rer Idtperen 8afenihrant nit Snbalt.
3tpct Der 9iebe lpuroen perboftet. Ser
S6rant mar peri6punben.
Sob ourf etn 9ieraB.
Sn einem !Sauie gu 8usr. WeItiaIen,
mari Qbenos nah einem Erinteela1e
Elm bepobner aus benz britten
Gtotpert elm 8ierfab in ben Sof, in
benz Stnoer Ipielten. Ginem aip0lTs
idbrieen M6o9en ipurb. Der &opf aers
fdmettert; bas &inb mar iofort tobt.
Der SbGter puroe perbaftst.
g d mer 9erIuuf
elmer 8 0 d seit. Sn Strpi.
8ali3ten, fano i'm parterreioal zines
pripotbauies cine Srauung Itatt, als
ploBli6 bic 8elerpDIbung einItiirate,
Der 5uBboben oerbarit uno ettpa 80
Der So65eitsgGite in bic Sisfe fielen;
Is puroen fhner peripunbet aus ben
Srlimmern bes @spDIbes eeboroen.
Die ibrigen tam.n nit benz S6reden
bdppn.
bebarau Der g traBe.
Sn Nedar9smiinb. 9absn, brodte cine
S6reinersfrau aus Wieienba6 ibrem
Wlonne bas GHen berein in's StGbtz
den. taufte iih nod &inbsseue unb
eenab alsbann auf Der Strobe zines
munteren 8nGbleins. NIT benz iie bon
hilfsbereiten 2euten in einem Waoen
na4 9auie sebra4t purbe. pGbreno
Der Batter abnunsslos tpeiter fdreis
nsrte, bis ibn bic StOr4enbpti daft ers
reifte.
&ronprin ais Ttf6er.
Der S%ronprina Georg bon Serbien
tubr unterbalb 9elerabs ouf Der Gope
in einem 8abne unb fifdte, nobel er
benz unsariiden nfer nabe fam. Die
unsarif4e 9ren5finun3tpod5e rief ibm
gu, er mO9e ans ufer fobren, bamit
Der 8abn unterludt perbe. Der
5~bronfolger iebod i~teuerte ben 4abn
geeen bic ferbiidr Settle, unb bic sfiz
nan5padter i9oFen mebrere MoIe
mad ibm. Gum Slid traf feline ausel.
Seraubten Elm Oft
3 SIS tlaeer r. l1nbes
tannte nebeltbdter bransen Ra1ts in
oas 3eltlaser bes 104. frana0T5den
Snfanterie Regiments in gibbons fur
Wtarne Elm uno raubten ale benz Sbers
item e%ebOrenben @esenfdnbe, pie
9rieftafhe, 5elbite9er. Sa5henubr,
ShliHelbunb. Die NmtstaFe bes
Sber it%leutnonts. bic ben Seffnunoss
perInGen piberltanben bate. fpurb. in
einsm naben Jidtenipalbs %aufs.funz
ben.
9eutfde Matroiena ais
@ etter. Ils Der japaniI6e Ban.
a%ertreu3er .Satatidibo" in Sdanabai.
ieinem 4nterpIab aufubr. 5udte
Elm nit Heis b~elaoenes Boot nod an
ibn porbei3utommen, tpurbe aber
uberfobren unb in stpei Stiide oe=
idnttten. Die fiirdterlid perlebteu
bret dtneIiI9en 8ootstsuts fpGren pers
loren getpeien. tpenn nidt beutfde 4.
glaujdden bon benz in Der Ndbe pers
anterior &anonenboot mSiser" iie bart
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