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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28
AGRLOFGRIT
BY ARTHUR GRIFFITHS
Copyright by r. F. Fenno & Coz

recollections of the next three
| days are a confused memory OF
! acute discomfort. We were
wretchedly ill-mother, poor dear!
Fanshawe, of course, and l, al.
though hitherto / had liked the
! sea.
My own collapse was, no doubt,
the reaction from the keen ankle
ties that had oppressed me before
departure. They were as keen as
ever now; but when | reused my
self from the stupor of seastckness
and crawled up on deck to breathe
the magnificent ozonized air of the
Atlantic, felt revived and more fit
to face them.
Someone helped me to my deck
chair. 1t was my friend Mr.. Rossi-
ter. Someone had placed 1t in a
sheltered corner - Mr.. Rossiter
Someone got wraps for me, and a
novel, and a deck steward with a
cup of invigorating beef tea; this
same someone left me in peace to
recover health and strength-al-
way WI. AeoooltCI. OlCoSSu tuS
kindly, considerate chivalry of
American men. q,
Now, as I lounged there lazily, I
began to look into things little
more closely, and to consider how
far I had advanced matters or
served the cause by this escapade
of mine.
had failed in the very first task
I had set myself, that of keeping a
watch upon the conspirators. l had
seen nothing of them for three
days; l knew no more about them
than when | had come on board,
and I had no clear notion how l
should act when l arrived in New
York, what would be best, or what
would come of anything l did.
felt utterly helpless, useless, and
was full of self reproach.
Yet daylight was nearer than l
thought.
now saw Mr.. Rossiter approach
ing and leading Roy by his chain.
Here's someone you may be
glad to see," he said pleasantly. II
got leave to give him a short run"
your dog? What a handsome
creature" said lady seated by my
side, and turning, | saw to my sur
prise it was the duchess of TERRA
Sagrada. Roy, who was lump of
conceit, perfectly understood the
compliment. 1t was one of his we'll
behaved days The sat there, solemn
and self-satisfied, giving a paw, and
doing all his little tricks almost
without asking, while the duchess
petted and made much of him with
out the least protest on his part.
Then with a quick motion of not
unnatural curiosity, the duchess
looked at his collar. 1t was nc
doubt a civil way of finding out
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28

els Joseph" Smith then told his
real name and hurled his whole
title at the fastidious Seattle
knight of theh mat.
Smith broke away from his ba-
ronial home before he was 20
years old. His father is a surgeon
of note in Hungary and wanted his
son to study medicine, but the boy
would have none of it. He es-
capped from Buda Pesth and shipped
on board vessel sailing to Austria
liza. Since that time he has travel
ed in almost every known country
of the world. He has been a sol
der, gold hunter and a teacher of
languages, Finally he drifted into
the Pacific Northwest and began
wrestling. He was successful and
now he demands that Roller give
him an opportunity to show his
class. Roller is after Frank Gotch,
who threw the mighty Hacken-
schmidt, but match may be ar
ranged between the baron and the
doctor for an early date in May.
All titles, however, will be barred
from the ringside.
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"STRANGLER" SMITH

Hungarian army, and grandso of
Baroness johanna Haeger of Haze
gervar. Graduate of the Royal
Hungarian Protestant college, Roy
al Hungarian naval institute, ex-
plorer, soldier of fortune and now
professional wrestler.
The Baron Baksey Carlus de AL
bis, however, does hot wrestle un-
der the handicap Of his real name
Locally he lis known as Stranger"
Smith with reputation OF being a
hard, very hard man to handle on
the mat. Stranger would have
probably never divulged his name
ana lineage had it not been for
the fact that doc" Roller, the
fast Seattle athlete who recently
put Farmer Burns down for keeps,
attempted to disdainfully draw a
social line In wrestling circles.
When the Stranger" challenged
him recently he turned the young
Hungarian down. Smiths friends
told him that Roller did so be-
cause he thought that Smith was
not his social equal.
Social equal?" blurted out
Smith. Then DR.. Rollers blood
n bluer than that OF Emperor Fran
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KILLS WIFE IN JAIL

BELLINGHAM, April 2S.-Ah
Waugh, a Chinaman who was de-
tanned at Sumas by the United
States immigration authorities, cut
his wife's throat with a razor and
today was brought to the county
Jail here by Sheriff Williams.
Waugh says his wife attempted to
kill herself and that he finished the
job.
1t Is believed the Chinese wom-
an was brought to this country for
immoral purposes and that she was
a slave to the man who killed her.
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who I was, but the result was
something of snock to us both.
For when she started back in sur
prise that had terror in it, I re-
membered that his collar still bore
his masters name and regiment:
Capt. w. A. Wood, til regiment"
who are you? What does this
=" she began hurriedly, but re-
covered herself and said, with great
self-control, You know a Capt.
Wood, then? We have one on
board, too. wonder If they are
related? You must allow me to in
troduce you. He is travelling with
u.s."
Before I could answer, man
stood over us, and a harsh voice
called her by name, but in a Ian
guage I did not understand. She
got up with prompt obedience, that
set down to anxiety to tell her
husband-of course 1t was the duke
what she had discovered But
as they walked away together he
did all the talking, and from the
infection l felt sure he was taking
her sharply to task.
Eyes, he's rating her soundly,"
remarked Mr.. Rossiter. Reckon
not many American women would
stand that sort of talk from their
husbands. He's telling her she
ought not to have taken up with
you, that he had expressly ordered
her to make no chance acquaint-
ances. It's a queer game about that
dog"
What do you know about the
dog?" | asked, quite frightened.
Everything, Miss Fairholme.
More thman you do, l guess" he
said, with a little laugh.
"Who are your"
"a friend. But this is too public
a place to talk in. Are you equal to
turn upon the deck?"
l went readily enough, and was
greatly comforted by what | heard.
This Mr.. Rossiter, who had been so
attentive, was an ally and agent of
Mr. Snuyzer, who had been deputed
to take his place in case be could
not go himself by our steamer.
(TO be continued)
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ARE YOU PAYING RENT?

It's nice to be Independent. You
can If you will have a little cOur-
age and make the right start. Have
a home of your own, no matter how
humble. Put little Of that false
pride on the shelf and put up with
a little inconvenience and make the
start today. Here Is your chance:
4-room house in Pine Grove ter
race, only 5000; 5000 cash, balance
SIS a month.
We have others equally as good
Come in and see us. 1t will be
pleasure to show what we have.
EXCLUSIVE REALTY CO.,
Phone 4O95. 303 LlndeIle Bldg
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By RATH

| have it straight that a book pub
fishing concern has offered 7. r. a
hundred thousand dollars for the
result-one small book-of his for
eign observations. No current ar
ticles, no advertising, just the book
and the check handed over when he
hands over the copy. Kind of nice,
oh
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28
COOK SENT TO PENlTENTIARY

C. o. Cook, who pleaded guilty
to stealing a horse from B. F,
Browns barn in Peone prairie and
afterward setting fire accidentally
to the barn, was sentenced to from
one to 10 years in the penitentiary
yesterday by Judge Huneke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28

get to believe that when they mar
ny they should cease to do anything
but finger trashy novels and order
servants.
Marriage is really an institution
of usefulness, and its burdens
should be looked forward to-"
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b. OREN H. HENRY
Doctor of Refraction
and eyesight specialist

Personal graduate of four of
Americas leading colleges, with
large experience as a specialist in
the refraction of the eye and of all
nervous functional disorders caused
from eyestrain. Cross eyes straight
ened without knife, prism, pain or
drug.
ONCE northeast corner Of River
side and Post. Galena block.
Lady attendant.
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INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON By RATH

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Dear
Dad: T. R. now thinks he will go
abroad when he leaves the White
House. | am rather sorry, as
hoped he would feel like going to
the senate in Tom Platt's place.
But perhaps he will DO that lalatter.
Don't say where you heard it, but
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28
HUNGARIAN BARON NOW
A PORTLAND WRESTLER

PORTLAND, April Psf a
Who's Who or a Social Register
of the world of sportdom were pub
lished the following would run high
among those who were really
blooded:
Baron Baksey Carlus de Albls,
eldest son of Baron Belsey Domi-
nick de Albis, major general of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28
Idle Rich Sauages

Special Correspondence to The Press
CHICAGO April 2S.-There are
savages sitting today on the porch
es of the big family hotels on the
country's biggest cities.
This is one of the charges that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-28

Miss Sophonisba Breckenridge, the
dean of women at the University
of Chicago, brought against the
idle rich in her talk before wOm-
ans club.
1.-THE same spirit" she said, that
makes the savage bedeck himself
with paint and feathers makes the
rich man load his wife and daugh-
ter with diamonds and silks and
surround them with superfluous
servants.
Luxurious leisure is held to give
prestige This false idea is passed
down to the working girls. The
mere contemplation OF such a life
of idleness causes harm. Many girls
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ltnicr guSlnubshoupcl.

Mobreno ollf Dem Gbico0o'cr Con
rent Die Tonif mo ibre Nuflucbcn
pnnn Senator @lirroluS lcidtcrSml0
ohgetbnn lpnrbcn mo Ole mirtbiduit
lihe &rilts ais etmna hin0citcQt
luttroc, ou9 bon Der meilcn mo cncr
0ild)en rcpublitnnild)cn &crluoltmu
III fur5cr Belt iibermunocn morOca
lei, brin0t Elm 9cridDt oca Stotiiti
ld)en bureaus pom Nnn0clS e g.
poricnlent iibCr lmiercn Nualon00
Sonoel 3obicL Die cin itetigcs 3ll.
rildgcben oicicS Nonocl9 belpeiicn.
lleberlulnocn lit Die pirtbid)uitlidc
ariliS nod lollge nid)t. Ser mirth,
itlaftlihc Gritd loltet nod immcr
aiif DEM Sanbe; Die 3obl ocr9trbcits.
lolen III nod INNER groB u1o unicr
Husbands Snnocl iGlt nod INNER
ob. Ger Wertb mlicrer Giniubr iiir
Nei Wonat Moi itelt lid oiti ssh,
1000, Die geringite MonotS Gin.
inbr ieit September 1904 mo sic
nieoriglte left Dem Nicoergnng i'm
Nopcnlber lctten SobrcS. ><n &cr.
sieihe nit Woi 1907 lunr miercGin.
iubr i'm pc%rfIoiiencn Mtni Inn a.
2sf 900 Collars geringer. Mud, I'M
ierc Musiubr lit in 6olgc Der Yonif
TART 5urildgegongcn.
lie sIusfiibr I'M periloiiencn @to.
nat bate einen @ertb bon MIR 49,.
$4,000 Collars, mGbreno lie imWfoi
1907 bic Sobe bon ia, 100000 Col.
lorS erreid)te. Sod in Den lebtell
@onatep Oes Sahrca 1907 iibcrliico
Ser @crtb unierer gilsiubr in ieoenl
Monat Ole 200 Millionengren5e. IS
ebt 81 ermorten, oaB unier aiiGcur
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Ncrmnnn 6 Ncitc. icu-

&Gh fuy5Cr Mruulbejt pcrihico am II. SUM
1905 ncrnouu Is. %ctc, len, Cuitc Der Der.
l%lorpelen Uruu WturGarut q. ecitc. I'M n. SC
bcuaiubre. Gas @cNylbnIG iin0et nul Samrtng,
Den 20. Nllnl, Dad mittaNa > llbr. bonn 6rduers
bnitc, III. 230. 9,oro guicuuuoa gloGlue, aus uuf
oer Baltimore GemcictO" itutt. UTO-0
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Wcltc @irtgidmits &cruromnnocn.

&nlm bat MON |lllllerc 9Slrtbc nit
elmer uou &nhr 81 &ubr bis ST talt-
icnO Collars iiN ltciQCrnoc @ohliccn5
beOodyt. 10 miro icBt Der &orihloq &C.
mott, 0ob in Den Mirtbihoitcn Die
&~orbGnac al ocn TCnittrn an 0cn
Eugcu uno in Den Stum0cn cnticrut
mCrOcn ioQclt, in bench sic Ncro5rci
hlrla bon Qciitigcn @ctrdufrn Dccbo-
ten lit, nlio al Sounz mo @ohl,
to0cr. ionic pom - llhr Nodt9 bis
) llbr N}orgcu2, Cic Nirthc limo
MN cinuul Die NriiQCliunOCM 0cncI
Qor riht NCntQ oNt ;3cu0 dcflidt mCrs
0cu fam. Nm un0 iiir lid mare &c
Qcll Sen ncllcu Elnn nidt nicl cin}Il-
mcuGCn, mcnu rtht micOcr bnS N}iB-
troIlcn gc9Cn oic &irtbc }lttogc trGtc.
Ncincm nnOCrCn WcihGitc mcrOcn 10
bnhc Strucru unO 0nbri Innjclc Gin
iMrGntrm9cu mufcrIc8t ola 0cnt
NirtG9Qci6Gft. &oli}ci 2htigc0ota
oft in biirgcrlihcr @lci0mQ. Spione
mt0 SpiBcl lucrOcn in NrpcQluQ ac-
IcBt nm ST idniIiicln, % oltd) oo3
@CicB thrift bcfolQt miro; nm Die lie
bcrtrctlulA pom Gutcnocn unO SUIT
bcrtcn non uuocrtn @Cictcn flint
mort mon iid niGlt. Gic Wirthc limo
gut gcnltg, fir Sto0t mo Stoot
WtiQionen oltI5ubrinlCl; nit Nuc-
hcm %bcbon0clt nron tic mic 2cutr, sic
inter it0noiAcr Folijciolfii6t itcbcn
miiiicn. Sic oucin pcrocn pcront
mortlid Qcboltcn iiir 2tusid)rcitln
gen NnOcrCr. Der frcicn @iir1Cr. go
RIM ridyt Den NiirAcr, Scr lid nid,t
81 bcbcrritcn mcib, SIR &crontmor-
ting 5icben? N4cnu sic @cictc ciuz
moi rCipcftirt mcrocn iolcL murmt
Damn nid)t icOcS, nidt ollie?
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2Onncrnaa, Ocn Is. Snni 1908.
gdt Scitcn.
Wrbcitcr nno Der Hatiuualz GOnuclt.

Ser Sunnlel @ompcrS, Der Er0lls
bent ser ,glnlcricou Ge0cratlon ot 70
Dor" lit in Chicago mo ucrlunat ooB
in sic Glottiorm Der NCpnblitoner
cine Eluntc ciuaciiiNt mcrOe, lpcld)e
onS Goalitionarcd)t iiir SubnorbcItsr
uno 6urmcr 0orontirt mo nit Ocnl
W2ibbralld) ser ridtcrlidCn Glnbolt3s
beIcblc QcQcniibCr Den NrbcitersN cr-
binbunQcn ollirGlmt, GCniclbcn @c'
ocnltmo bot Scrr WompcrS lcbtcn
@intcr bcrcit2 Dor Oent Sprcfer
Oc9 observation-disclosures bebonoeli,
allCin &crr Common bot 0cnt NrbCltcrs
iiibrCr fcin 0cnciQtCS DIR gcldcntt.
Ia5 bat Srn. Wompcr5 mo lclnc @t'
iolaidoit ucr0rolicll. Scine 8oltung
por Dem Heiolltiion9 .Gomitc IN GbI.
caQo lit 0eShulb bcrnll3for0Crn0.
Ibcr olld) Sprcdcr Cannon III sun
Stcllc mo icbt ole &Cbel IN Wcpts
0ltn0 OuB bic GinboItSbeicblS Elnlfc
nid)t in sic Elnttiorm fonuntcn loll.
@onlpCrS ltCllt icin llltimntlum:
Ncnn SIR Die Nrbcitrrb0ue9rnN adj
let mo ibrc SbGtiQfeit unluirtlml
mod)t, Damn miro unlcre lln5ltfrie0cll.
belt ENC un6Cre 6orm annCbmcr, nit
mclder >Sbr Glld nb5ulin0en babcn
meroet. Nir tretcn iiir Erin5ipicn
mo @Crchtl9teit ciu, iiir mnlcrc
&cdte nla Biirgcr. limo iiir oIcic
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0cs fGmpicn! &crr @nalpcrS bat nod
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DcrlonGt cin Snitpili6tgcict iiir In
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0c5 Nc%0ierunQ, Gin @iircall iiir Mis
ncniucicn mo Bolts pnrfaiicn. Nue
Nilnld)c luerocn ibnt mohl nidt ct,
iilllt mcr0cn. nllein icinc 0olptforoC
runa ilber Nrbcitcrs &erciliglnQcn II.
GinboltSbefcblc miro mon ibnl i6licb
lid 5u0cIiN)cn, uminnrcbr, dis TrGii
Nert G%ooieurlt oieiclbc id)on mGbrcnh
Der lebten Gon1rcB.S eiiion cupiobIcn
bat. Gic Nrbcitcr iormllircn ibrt
Miini6c bel 3citcn, oomit Tie ipGtcr
en- bic Griiluulg bcriclbCn orir0cll
fonnen. @crr Gonnon Scr I'M @c.
observation-disclosures iid ollf Gen Gittoz
tor blnonalpicltc, bat iibcr ocn Gur,
rent feline Mod)t u10 ~ocalucacn iuc
MIG Nl@iihten olti cincn SicN. Mtcbr.
ais trilbcr bilocn sic 9lrbcitcr Jest
nltf ocn Notienol Convention cir1cr
6oftor, nit ocnl Qcrcdnct mcr0cr
ntl6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18

Douoel WGbrcn0 oto Souuncra nod,
meitcr 5~rriidacbt. 2lio gar fem
@runD ijbcr Die iibcrpltu0cne luirtb-
ihoftliNc Gepreiiion SIT pro6Icn.
llno ga Ojc Ncpublifoncr 0ic Eroipc=
ritdt Der Ieetclr odt Sabre ola ibrc
Gh0piung bconipruht bobcn, 10
miiiicu tie nlld) Die &crantmortung
iibcr Den mirtbihoitli@cn Nic0cr-
gang logiihCrpciic iibcrnebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18

Mar
rel trItt tilr cine Ncoiiion lrnO gtcll.
colnltlrumN unicrcr 3olQcicBc cin,
tehdIt babel nbcr ltcti0 Ocn 5hub
Der omcrlfNniihcn &n0uitricn mo
Der onlcrltnniIGcn Nrbcitcr I'M 9lll.
&c, nm Den olncritonild)Cu Wturft &C.
gen un0ercd)te 9lllprific BON onbcrcn
Sonocrn SIT pertbeiOigem" 10 bcift
ea aitf DEM Gticu1o'cr Gonucnt. SD
n0cr ood) Qolj 1hnlih iprod) iiO oltd.
ole repltblitnniihc YIottiprm 20;
nIcr Sobrcn ult9. llu0 mas lit IN
Der 0orjcn Belt gei6cbcn? @ur
rldt2. Die Gcpnblifoncr "crflGrtcn.
Ter Eorif miiiic bon icincn Grrltr.
Den rebiOirt merocn. Sic hubcn Die
Wfoporit0t i'll bcioCn NGlliern &c.
bobt obcr Der Gorif lit uid)t on0c.
rilhrt luor6cn. trot oca @criprcdcn5
mo trot giiniti0er @eIegcnbcit. N(ld,
1est miro man lid nit Dem &criprc-
den bcgniigeIt. @enn Is in Scr
Champagne ais MoterioI iiir Mc0cn
mo Shriiten ieinc g2irfuna 9etbou,
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sitrcau Der etrabenonrnOrnas.GommiI

VA IftmUT q IO. MINI INOS.
Die Strn6enourbbrudbe Gomnltldrc nateu
btcrlttti IN ucbereinitimnlnN mil ocln Eultii
more S!Oot Charter. syH- @hihnitt. beIHtur.
nlb lie Die erie G%criammltlg am WiputGg, oelt
i3. Srlt 1908, NurmittnGe If ttbr, in bent
EircGu Ger Gonlmiiidrc. rOcIsMebdube, Qerinas
ION lulo 0oItonns StruGc. aDbuIttl wcrnel. I'M
Die SollmGbt dlta5uiibUi mo Die iblCl iibcrs
irnNcllCl NM bon ibnrU ucrluHaieu 4iili6tct
81 ~crfiilcll I'M Hetreif Der Gonhemtirlira NM
SrttlllIlQ Der GautensS trHic, bun Der Snoicitc
Der VGltinGrcsS traiie bis sur Siioicltc Der
&umbarosS trdfc, In RcmdE Der AM s. Slni 1905
nnitricihuctcn g'eroroFlull 9tr.l49 oc5 WinDpr3
nm SiuoirdiDS bon l'uitlWDrc.
Snr.Ca ". SmtiiI,
guinru0 w gIntt9,
gSiHinm q. Ntiuuuo,
9ummliidrc.
Guacnc q. NobgcrS,
CNunit1 1925 .SuIi2.W GIerf.
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Mimic Tiiuiuo.

GS itnr6 am II. 1nni 1908 9nrn 1iGina,
GcItcbte luWtcr Der ucrlturbcnen %obn uuo gu
@eeroiCnnG iinbct BON ihrcy lcGtsu 9&o6nunH.
VI. 500, Glib SOnrp strubc, ans an Sonucrs
itaa, ben Is. Sltui, ~ llbr GuDmiltn0a. ftlii.
"elenltl1 AM Dem ogouoolt lidria 6rito0oic."
tIGa--T0I
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mirA %, ~ Ap, 0IftPu lrIrnt. nOrr Die
}6Qe mcrben mic e., nIcle NepubIifo.
,1pr hobcn mn0rr uoh crh6bt Morte
,nn rhotcn ,inn ,mc;crIci
-
nam" If mc,pr Rohot+roburp mn
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baf,uocn morhcr NM fam rorh Nrn1
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ncr,rthriH mrrorr Q}ohf NIT Dem
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NnItiihorc- 0iu rs. Iuni 1908.
SllI5cr ben f6onJ augc'ctlten 6rei'elelt. Die
am 5Gmitaa, Den, 90. (lWi 1908, Ourcb cpmpes
the (riifuua it Der gSci.ibCn b06cren I66ters
l3ule 81 beicben iino. ut nod cine Sreiiteae
i'm g&ciilihen Wiut6laro college fiir cinen auas
bCt BON orittcH Gcgislritu Stitriit oifeiI.
2uhu q. Mode,
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Sutels nno Uepauratiunea.
Sncua Wi1to Spriua Sptcl.

SIN SCREEN Der Sldlen 9crGe. Sriimct nn
20. 3uni. 2000 6uB iiber Dem Meerecipicgei;
iilblc trodcue gttmoipbdre; feline MoouuitoS.
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titbrer. 8nena Siiia Spring @oiiamt, 5%ranfiiHs
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XrnniDiiidlc WrlOnnlnGcn.

Us lit oft Die Tro1c o]ufCuoricn
morOcrL morlrm bic 6rnn5oicn 10 ne
MIG @cIo in umcrifutiihcn llntcracb-
nml1gcn onicQcn. Tu9 &upitol lit
inn @roBcn mo @QIl5cu intcrnutio=
mol lu0 tcnnt fcinc ituotlidCn @rcns
sen; c@ Acbt 0nhirL no Is bci glCid)cr
Sidcrbrit Die %IohncuNltc Nnlugr iin-
oct, GronTrCid lit Elm rcidc2 &dnb,
ubcr nidJt, nic Die &crtiniQtcn Stou=
ten, Elm Snno Der rQcidmolcncn Ger.
mUNGn". Sn Gon5 Nrantrcid) iol Is
llllr bier &crm0gcn IN Der &0hc Don
3man5ig MiuionU1 Collars un0 ga
rilbcr Qcbcn. glbCr Die iGGrlidCn
GllrdidnittS Griporniiic pro Hopf
Der Wcu0lfcrrmg mcrocn G0bcr &c.
idGtt nlS in un0ercn &6nOcrn. (hcil
luciic bat 0oa icincn @rlm0 ooriu.
Dab lid sic 9cp0IfcrmnN 6rontrcid'9
fult Nor niht urrntebrt, in nlOlld)cu
requirements lognr 5lrildNcbt. Scr
9Icid)tbum c%on}cntrirt iih nidJt, mic
III 0cn &CrciniAtcn Stootcn, olli NC
niNc 4ro}cnt Scr NcpGltcrunr0. ion.
bcrn lit peit pcrbrcitct. Gle i1brli=
tcn Griporniiic Der 6ron5oicn -
lbrc 3obl bctr0gt nidt CONS 10 Mil
Iioncn - mcrOCn oltf 600 W;iQioncu
Collars Nclh0bt. Giciclbcn mcroUl
nciitcnS in SihcrbeitCu uuQclcNt.
Nic 2cpoltiQc StnntSiNuIo 6rorf-
rcid'9 lit in SGnocn Don GrorBoi@,
oll@ ollCn &rciicn mo StdnCcn mo
Die Gcr}iniung ser SduIo tomnlt
Den 6ron5oicn miC0cr SIT @utc. Gam
lit Der G~ron5oie in @clOonlaacn boz.
ltttig. Er be0niiGt lit licber NIT
elmer orcipro5cnti1cn Stoot3 &cntr,
oils DOB cr Wclb. "a unlClt, no Cr
niht bctonnt lit ODER luO cr @rum0
illnt Wtlbtrnllcn 3lt bobcll 0Inubt.
Gc9bolb 10 mcni0 NnlnQC pnu iran.
5oIjld)em &npitul IN omcrironiihcn
llntrrncbmulNcn. @o3 die GrorBo-
len iibcr mneritoniihc GinoBcn No
rem oNcr Icict, modt lie miBtrouiid.
Cine Nlranobnle bObcn Nic 6ron5oicn
Ncnlod)t, lie BADEN HubIouo cnornrc
summon Qcllebcn. Nucin 0uS itn0
Stoot@ NnIcibcn Die Scr &~crbilnocte
NrnntrciNl'a Nem0dlt bot.
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