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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
Earle Makes Statement About
Separation From His Family

indignant persons in Monr"" ana the
manifest desire to treat him roughly
again should he return To New York
or Monroe, Earle is imperturbabe.
Earle says he received Il letter from
Mrs. Earle. mailed when the Eyndam.
the steamer on which she and her
child are travelling. WAS off Sandy
Hook. She wrote. Earle said. that she
was content and would he happy when
all the publicHy attending the affair
was over.
Meanwhile. it is reported that The
young woman whomn Earle hopes to
marry. is Eow in the White mountains.
1t appears that she has home in
Re, hIchem, n. II. 1t is rumoreI that
Earle will soon leave here for New
Hampshirc. but he would vouchsafe no
information as To his plans IN this re-
gard. Frederick L. Coudert Of The firm
of lawyers who are regarded as au-
thorities on international law. thinks
that Mrs. Earle will fnd hcr way be-
set with many difficulties when thu
ayn cores w in the Fr"ncl courts
Tie lIvs in France governing d!Y"rt :
ar, ypry severe, he says.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
BURGLARS LOOT P0STOFF|CE,
Exchange Shots With Fairfield, Ct, Post
master==Bold Bandits Raid Rocky Noun
tain Limited In Jesse James Style.

New York, Sept G-Nirs. Laura NJ
Carter, who has been on trial on Il
charge Of receiving stolen money, was
acquitted by a jury late today. Mrs.
| from Chester II. Runyan the default
inS teller of the Windsor Trust Co.,
$1e60 Of the amount lie stole from the
bank.
One Of tho jurors stated after the
verdict had ltcn returned that the iu-
rors agreed that the testimony of
ltunyam, who WAS tho principal wit
ness against MIS-. Caltcr. should be
entirely ignored as that If 4 self
cunf,sSt 4 thief
I;1Invan testified that he first met
Mrs. Garter on tho street and that lie
made AN agreement with h"r whereby
she wa t. c",l-r:Il him He testified
that l." told her i.;t II" WAS t..nn $751;
6he Short III His ~. "rll:; ara must
hid f"r - Will" ;:'.G tIlat On h.r al
vice II. returned IL TIE baui7 ana W.
cured $N-.%0 in l.;I&. ~ he "lnnr,
tn !" Wa, ~ hi; cI:st"dy. Il" SAID iIn
ElNr ! ~ $-DDn III nncr ;u@ tE1' = lIs-
or two li'~r ~" d"'nau,"d $le.G,1. sly
ing il.tt if Sir Gii ~. ..rt il She Wont
IL tray him. this sum ~ =.l;G. Il" H.
5" gay !yr. i'r Claimed IN additions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

New York, Sept. 6.-Ferdinand Earle,
tho Orange county artist and Social
ist. who has set his fellow toWnsmcn at
Monroe and other persons all agoS by
shipping his young wife and their lit
tie son Harold off to Europe 50 that
no may be free to marry another wo-
man. has written to the World z Dc
fence Of his action, his text beng re
cent criticism of himself by woman
writer. He says:
"Therc is nothing brutal or immoral
in our whole affair. except the attltude
of the papers, which are the hclPleSSly
and hopclcssly scnselcss ana harmipi
servants of exploited millions. regret
this notnricty for the sake OF III" no
bic woman who is going partly out 81
my life and for the sake OF the iauV
who has helped me through this drama
and for the sake of the families VINO
do not necessarily share our views. As
for Harold. He goes to loving friends
and shall ever enjoy fathers protec-
ton and. we trust. shall ike - YIN
dictate His parentG.
Notwithstanding he was moh3cd by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
EXPRESS HELD UP.
Passengers Forced to Give Up VaIu.
ables-Robbers Escape.

Omaha, Ncb., Sept. 1.-The Rocky Noun
tain Limited on the Rock Island was
laided this morning Just before daylight
The train had Just left Murdock when
three passengers arose in their seats their
faces covered with masks. ana with re-
volvers in each hand covered the passen-
gers Two men went down the aisle with
hats in hand while the third kept the
passengers covered. All the passengers
were ordered to throw pocketbooks into
the hats and it was done. The conductor
appeared in the car with a pistol in his
iand, but was promptly covered with
guns and forced to drop his revolver
After getting all the money in the car
tho robbers jumped from the train, which
had slowed down for a grade An attempt
was made to enter the sleeper section.
but the door was locked and the attempt
was unsuccessful. The pursuit of the
robbers is being prosecuted vigorously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
High Price of Labor and Ma
terialS Prevents Building.

Boston, sept. G-The high price OF
Labor aud building materials is be
li"v"d to 10 = large factor in The great
falling off in building operations which
ha5 been fclt in Massachusetts, cities
ANA throughout New England. AZ a re-
suit Of the inadequate supply of
dwelling places many cities are handi-
capped in their growth. The need for
NOR" rcEid"Ecc quarters is being felt
NOR" in the lower and medium priced
t"i"m"htS than in the higher priced
houses. The min cities and towns es-
r"ci1ily have felt the increased de-
mand in these classes which they have
been unable to fill. Small hamlets Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
Assistant veSuvian 0bser-
yer Makes Explanation
Regarding Antics Of VesuVius
--LandSIideS In Crater
Responsible for Report Of Another
Eruption..Aetna Next.

| New York, Sept. 6-Frank A. Per-
ret, an assistant at the Vesuvian OBJ
servatory. whose action in remaining
at his post during last years eruption
Of the volcano gained for him general
| commendation and who is now at his
| home here on a brief vacation, spoke
Interestingly in an interview regarding
the cable reports of new eruption
] Of Mount Nesuvius. He declared that
there could be no eruption at this time,
but that there had been landslides in
the crater and that the clouds of dust
arising therefrom perfectly resembled
a new eruption.
! "The recent reports of new eruIr
| ton were at once known by me to be
erroneous" said Mr.. Perret. TT was
quite easy to recognize in the account.
one Of those large internal landslides
which are familiar post eruption fea-
lures.
1.-THE interior walls of the crater are
very steep and as the cone is a con-
glomcratc mass of loose materials, a
portion Of the rim may become under
mined and detached by a slight earth
tremor and fall into the abyss. This
mass, which may weigh hundreds of
on reaching the bottom of the crater,
is At once elected as an immense cloud
Of dust and ashes. which perfectly re-
semhlos a true eruption and presents
sufficiently terrifying appearance to
the Uninitiated.
"Other landslidcs often follow the
first and the effects may continue for
some time and the dust be carried by
Al, y =;
in that particular direction a light fall
Of ashes. But in the second place. the
CahlCd reports described an outbreak
Of considerable violence with lava
streams, all Of which is practically i'm
possible at this time"
In telling why this was impossible
Ny Pcrrot said that Vesuvius had a
fairly we'll defined cycle of operations.
After 4 great eruption like that of last
year there followed a period Of abso-
Lutte rest. the duration of which Is va
liahlc but would not be less than the
present lapse of time and might last
for several years When the awaken
ing came. he said, it was gradual. The
bottom Of the crater Caved in and small
explosions began to build up little
cones on the crater floor as the lava.
which has forced and melted its way
NY the central conduits entered the era
ter cavity. Then came a long period of
moderate activity with occasional out
breaks If greater violence until at last
n great eruption cleared the vent. This
Mr. Pcrrct said. might take another
80 years or more.
"ThiS cycle Of events is not inevita-
BILE" Mr.. Perret concluded. but is ex-
tremaIv probable So far as Vesuvius is
concerned. let me repeat that there IS
no danger of y serious outbreak for
some time to come Aetna should be the
next"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
THIS MONTH
Suit Will Be Begun A.
gainSt American Ice Co.
Effort Will Be Made to Drive
Company From New York.
Accused Of Entering Combination
to Corner Ice Supply.

Albany. y. y, Sept. 6.-Attorncy
General jackson announced Thursday
night that he would begin an action
against the American Ice Co. known as
the Ice Trust, t. have that corpora-
ton deprived of its right and authority
to transact business in the state of
New York. The complaint Of the attnr-
ncy general will be that the COMPANY
las violated the laws of this state in
that it has entered into combinations
for the creation of 4 monopoly in re-
Straint of trade and for the prevention
Of competition in Il necessity If life.
The copies Of contracts and cores
pon1"nCe secured by the attorney gem
erals experts at the office Of the
American Ice co. show. 50 the attor-
ncy general believes, 4 d"lihcratc plan
on the part of the company to monop-
ollie the sources Of supply ana distri-
hntion available to New York CITY and
Other places. President Oilers CORES
ponlcnrc also showed, ii is alleged. in
I, number of instances that the Amcri-
can Ic" Co. by specific contracts. CON-
PEELED both independent and auhsil-
larry companies operating in New York
city to soil ic" only at prices fixcI
hy the American Ice Go. and also cX-
acted agreements from them that they
would not seek. to increase their bust
ness. In 1905. when ice was plentiful.
the annual report Of tho American lee
Go. shows il is asserted a not profit.
exclusive of dividends paid by subsid-
larry companies. NJ $iN1. 0S407, while in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
THE TRUST WILL FIGHT.
Pres. Oler Says Will Go to Highest
Court If Necessary.

New York, Sept. g Concerning the
announcement by Atty. Gen. Jackson
of this state that he will soon begin
an action to Dust the American Ice
Co from doing business in this city,
President Wesley NJ. Olcr of the Ice
90. said today:
we are not now and never have
been an monopoly. We do not believe
any action to Dust us from doing bust
ness in this state can be successful and
we intend to fight any suit brought
~ the attorney general right M to tho
highest court if that course be found
n"ccSSary."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Pittsburgcr Shoots Wife and Puts 5u;-
let Into His Own Brain.

Ptt%burg. Pa, sept. 6.-prt"r Boyle
aged 81 years. a gardener, carly today
forced his way into a roominE house
in this city whore his wife WAS stay
ing and dragged her from bed, where
she was sleeping with her 7-y"ar-old
son, fired 4 bullet into her head ana
then killed himself by putting a bull
let into his right Temple.
Peter. I'll" 1-year-nld son Of thn
couple. tried to prevent his father from
shooting himself but his efforts were
unsuccessful. Mrs. Boyle died shortly
before II O'Clock. Boyle is said to
have been out of work for sometime
and to have been drinking heavily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

operatives houses have sprung up out
side Of the mill centers where the land
and labor is cheap and the lumber Is
of home product.
Despite the scarcity Of dwelling
places, the rents in most places have
shown no marked advances, although
most families desiring to make a
change in their quarters find 1t neces-
Sary to rent tenements of high class.
In many cases families of moderate
means are paying for new homes on q
rental plan, which calls for a small
increase over the general rates. going
toward the purchase price OF the new
residences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
POST OFFICE LOOTED.
Burglars Exchange Shots With Fair,
field, CT, Postmaster.

Fairfield. Conn. Sept G-Burglars
demolished til" %af" i'll which the post
"fifc" stamps ana mon"y were kept i'm
III" general st"r" Of T.. w. s. Pickett,
III" postmaster, early today, ana then
escaped after exchanging shots with
the r"stmaSt"r, VII" had been aroused
~ lhc nois"
Some % shots were fred ana it is
thought on" of the burglars was
wounded by hrdShnt with which the
p"stmaStcr's gun was loaded. The
amount of stamps taken was about
$ion In May the same store was en-
tered ana 1T that time TIE postmaster
exchanged shots with tn" burglars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
THE PREMIUMS Is.
Following are tho premiums
COOKING. E\IIIIIT

COOKING EXHIBIT
Flour bread Nh. j. O. Richardson,
Lewiston, 1T. !.o.t h.uUn broad Miss +.
l.. MHNvolI. Lewiston. lst. rh"c"latn
CAKE. Miss l.. J.. Ma>Ncll. lewiston. Ist.
Snor"" cake. Mrs. j. g; Richardson, Isl
Faith T.. Davis, Lewiston. Pound .';hr.
Mr. j. g. Eichnrd+nn Fruit cake. Mis-;
r.. !. IaVw'll. lst: Mrs. ]. g. i:iclard-
son. ID. Ribbon cIll'. Mrs J. g. Rich
;rdSnn. n. An-cl cake. Mrs. j. g. Rich
ardSon. ~. Sunshine cake. Mrs j. d.
Richardson, 1T. J"Ilv roll Mrs j. d.
Richardson, tSt. Nut cake, Mrs. !. q.
richardson. 1st THrtS. Miss f. l.. Max
wei, n. bnU@huul4. Mr. J G.. t;ichrrl-
son. 1T. Sugar c"oki"s. Mrs. J. 6. I;icl,-
ardsnn. Ginger snaps. Mrs J. C. Rich
nrdSon display canned FRUIT and jelly
ios and tahl" 1u>uli"S. Mr.. i g Rich
ar'Igcn, lSt: Miss y. T.. Maxwell. ~ Dis
play canned fruit ana IDLY. Mrs. j H.
Sirurit, 1St.
Tho c"nmittc" on award recommended
g;atllitV fer this hrpartmcnf
ACEICTLTt DEPARTMENT..
Arhprn Grange: Is: rriz". N"rInnd
Grange If EIs' I.iv'I more. ~. Rest Az
Hl,it Of parsnips. two or NOR" Varieties
l. Mck"nnnV. LIST i. Johnson Auburn.
ii. No 1t attractive arrangement of farm
Continued On Page Ffvc)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
Will ALSO Be REPEATED today
Handsome List of Entries for Todays
Races and Track Drying Out Well
Additional Premiums Awarded.

| Lewiston, Nc. Sept. 6-(snnci,D
7,hcro ,,.,,. -. ,.,..;.
a. '''c ii'ii'
sat- i"'f todaS' owing To the c"ndi-
tiol Of the grounds, but a varied BRO
gram was surccssfuII,- c.,,.r;o1 ,,,
'"ii'' concert = We're given IN tn" fore
| noon. In thn afternoon Carl Smith. Ia,
| daring young acronaut whn nr,rI,. 1,..
~. WI ,a.4
| ''''' i'''i' ''''''''' ''
| go III ,i.'ui,Io ascent ana parachut"
| WYE VIII fIe" Mlil'f. IN" iIrSt "NAI-
".'''" ~ hr'""rkS l"r IN" f"Ir was
| EN'h ''iI5Hl' WIN the great scenic
! la,'' ~, w ILL II ui'.Prh 81 I"#uFlu5
| go CIV - O''''i ~ "I'IP'ii.
| 81 told vnu 90 said E-,., ,ro ,.,.,
gcSt Of the fat ladies. ~ shn uIirhtnd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
FAiR r..

Washington. Sept. 6.--t'orccast FIR
Eastern New York: Fair Saturday.
Sunday partly cloudy; light west to
northwest winds. becoming variable.
For New England: Fair Saturday;
Sunday purtly cloudy, light to fresh
west winds, becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

was brought hero today and funeral
services will he held Sunday at +.
". Roy. W. a. Newcomb. pastor Of
The Thrm2Ston Baptist church. Will Of
ticiatc. Mr.. Parshley was 80 years
Of ago and 2 graduate Of Colby COLLEGE
and Newton Theological Seminary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
Rev. John n. ParshIey Dead.

Rockland, Me- Sept. 6.-Word was
received here Thursday Of the death
at Dr:d@owato". Mass, Of Rev. John
y. Elrshl"y. formerly pastor Of the
Rockland Baptist church. The body
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
n Hard Labor Is Given
Sidney K. Preb|e.
canvicted Of Murder Of Norris
Heath, BoWdoinham.
,rbIs Smiles for First Time Dur
ing the Trial.

Bath. Me. Sept. 6.I.ife imprison-
r,ent at hard labor in State prison
ras the sentence imposed today by JUS
,cp Whitehouse in the supreme court
man Sidney X Preble. the 15-year-oid
boy who was found guilty by a jury
last night of the murder of his CONF
muion, Norris w. Heath.
When the sentence was pronounced
prehle bowed two or three times to the
clerk and looking around the court
raom smiled for the first time during
the trial. He will be taken to Thorn
aston tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

I Immediately following the verdict
| Mrs Carter was released from custody
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

BROOKLYN drafted Mcmillan, shortstop
Of the Jacksonville F'la) team, Pitch
err Holmes of the Augusta (Ga) club
and Inficldcr Zimmerman of the Iiar-
risbtrg club
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Iyrcnoc am .S1rcn.

Scit mebreren rSabren mar SRI.
Minnie ShriIier, Sodtcr Ser sSrai
Gliiobetb Shriier, 1903 9lisquitb.
StroBe, 10 taub, mie Die Tutter oeS
Spriiduuorta. Gin 2lniaQ bon Wa.
fern ais lie Sabre alt mar, binters
licB 'hled)tes 8ebor, ods lh Der.
lcblimmerte, bis lic gnnj tuub puroe.
gcbnnolung in SoipitoI lno burtb
9ler5te brohtc feline 3eiierlng. Sor
ctluo s ,iubren itellte lie iih inter
Sebonolllng pon lr. 0ortlep. Dem
Obrens. 9tulcn. lmb &eblfopf. Spe5io.
liitcn, gtr. 1904, Observation-Disclosures.
9tud) ctIifen Wodcn mar ibr 8e9or
pollitdn0ig mie0cr ber1eiteat uno lit
10 bisbcr perblicbcn. 2IIS iie gum er.
Iten OfoIe ieit ibrcr 9in0beit Die Sir
hengIodcn Idutcn bortc, iagte iie 81
ibrer N'llttcr sd bore Die 8loden
Sb, lit Dies nid)t binmliidl SD
glaubte, lie nilumcr nebr 81 boren."
1r. Sourtlep bcbuloeIte ullf ibre
Shmeiter. Sri. Wtarp gliiobetb
Shriiier. Die ieit ainobeit al einem
Jtnien 2llta'ltB 9elitten bate. slerSte
hatten iie iilr &ntnrrb bcbarbclt. Ir.
Sortlep cntierntc einen Yapierballen
BON Scr @robc elmer 0aielnllB, mel
den oa4 ainO, ME iih Ole Wfrtter
oelttlih erinnerte, in Die giaie geltedt
bate, ais lie etua Orei Sabre alt
mar, lmo pon Dem lie gloubte, lie
babe ibn 81 iencr 3eit nit alberen
beruua qenommen. Gr. 9ortleD bat
odS@eihif, Die Nurjel OeS llebels ST.
ergrin0en lmo ltets cine idnclle uno
iihere &ur 5u pollbrin9er.
(p9I-1thl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
SrcifadDcr Wiuro nno lcinc Tulocn.

ct. 2nuiS, DO. % NuDcmber.
- gSic olt5 Glin. 9lrf., gcucl6et
miro, ioa ienc9 StGotdpn, ir mclhem
300 S1genlil6lcn 9lrbciter nit ibrcn
SunliIien iuobnen, ouI @rlno rincs
ponl 9tihter elliott ans Yittlc Nod
crlolienen @erdtabclcbl9 Der Gntuol.
fcrlmg ilbcrontportet mcrocn Der
GcIcbl lit 0ic ,SoIgc zines bort an
Iebtcn Wiontu9 pcrilbtcn brciluhcn
WiorocS. Clarence Z. Nuid, 1boma5
@oofroD llno u. ". WcGmcn piroen
cridolicn, ol9 tic 5u Glio aus cinem
3u9e Der yGottou gelt.9abn" aus
Iticgcn, lno cS bciBt OnB Die 0lnt.
tbot Der 2lusmuhs elmer SebOe 5mis
'dcn confilrrircn0en Soli., reIp.
SGocnliiblen CSclcllid)aiten mar.
Hihter GQi6tt'a Ncicbl orOnct oL
ooB oic SGgcnliiblcn Der oNuii GiD
Slrlbcr 60" gclhIoIlen lln0 ole 2ln.
gcItelltcn entIaiien meroen iollen
9us @eriht bat oic @oQmad,t 81 Ell.
nem ocrortigen @efebI, neil iih Oic
Gonlpagnie in 6dl0en eincS pom @e.
ridt ernnnnten WtuiienfuratorS be
lilloct. Iie GoaItrcdllng 0eS 9efebl2
bcOcutet foftiif, 0aB Glio bon leinen
9enobnern gcrdlmt mer0en nliB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

&eabD
Meltef.

Scit iibcr iiinf,is Sabreu lit Slab
luap's Gcaop 9iclicf ser Samilien-
Suftur lno oas ME iebli6lagenoe
0ausmittel gegcn 6liten, grf1Itung,
munoe aebIe, 9rouditis, Grippe,
2ungencnt3iitOlrng unO Sdmer3eu
icocr 9cncnlng.
@crnadlaiiistc Grfaltnngcn arten
in Grippe lmo 2ungcncnt5iinbnng
ans. 3oaert ni6t, ionbern ueridaiit
gll6 iofort cine6loicbe bon 9iaoluap's
Hcaop 9ielief luo perbiitet 2lngen-
ent5ilnoung ooer flrirt lie, penn
icbon porbonocn. 0ieies luinOerbare
6eilmittcl iollte iicb in ieOem Sallie
befinocn; furirt, ebe oer 1oftor er.
lbeinen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
tmneement,iinSnme
eel1eilt.

u&or GINGER 3eit befam mein
@otte oo$ 2lngcufieber. gS ltelIte
iiH 9tott9 nit Shiitteliroit ein. Sd
ric6 icine 9rlIt lno ieinen 9fiifelt
nit 9ioomnD'S HeaOp Ielicf ein CAB
iDm old) cincn Gbecloiicl poa IN
ctmoS bciBcnl &nlicr 81 trinfcn. BIS
Der 0oftor am nGdIten Worgen fam,
mar cr picl bclcr. Der 0oftor iagte,
eS lei cine quite Meoi5il. Sd bate
cincn onocrcn Snll, ocn meines flei-
ncn NcIfcn. Gr bate Ole SulSbrGilne.
,S1 rich ieine 9rllit, leinen SOILS uno
9tiIden nit DEM GeaOn 9iclief cll, gab
ibm alItilnOlih cine 3oiis uno lieB
cine Colts Eillen ioIgen. slm nah.
itcn Sage mar ct pie0er IN Sronung.
SD babe 0icie Webi3in IN meiner ga.
Mile felt llngeidbr 80 Snbren &c.
brnl6t lrn0 iic idlng nie febl; alib
mene 9tahbarn boben Tie gebraldt.
2ldtlm9$poa
3rdu elisa Quinn,
Sofionpilc, Worgon.Goimtp, Su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
BUR ltmfchr oc3lunnNcn.

i 6iln oclp6 ia, 20. 9tou. -
Der beltihe lunfoampfer rBapon.
ne" ipeldcr om Uiittpod uon bier
lad 2uQier, lmi$ un0 anoeren Wit.
telmcerb1ien ubginN lit 3uriictgc.
fe6rt, lueil Ieinc 2eutc ouf bobcr Gee
0en 0icnit perlucigcrtcn un0 }l nlel'
tern orobten, mcii iih cil mabnIinni.
ger Stulicner lmtcr Scr Wannlhuit
bcion0. IericIbc mltr6e, ais Der
Contpfer aus ser IcIntuarc &1i aus
gelullfen mar, tobiiidtiB lln0 beOrobIe
pcridieoenc iciner aamera0en nit
Ocnl loOc Tn 6ol1c ser 0oltlmg
Der Monnid)nit blieb Dem GapitGn
pom 6ugo Rid)tS iibri8, ais um5ufeb.
rem. Ger @nbuiinniAe lit Dem bicl'
gen Oeutihen aoniul altsgcllefcrt
porocn.
1ite nidlt blanlrr gloOiinu, nnB nlooerne
Euudlulberei tncbr bon ocn 0elWlttelH oes
oerieIben. 3ie ct. gcrnGro arnnterptllen ino
mobI oas dIteite 8Iurelni0unG2mltie oern por
6peiinuiCuo ,tubren iChOu bcoleuie man 'ib oer
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