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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20
WANT POLE DISPUTE ENDED.


Univcrwity Of Copenhagen Asked tO
Renouncc Its Claim ON Cook.
Washington. Oct. 15.--The Univer-
sity Of Copenhagen was today request
ed by the National Geographic Society
to renounce It's first claim to an ex-
animation OF DR.. Cooks observations
made during his search for the Pole.
The request was made because of
the failure OF the society In conjunc-
tion with the American Geographical
Society and the American Museum of
Natural History TO have Ira Remsen.
president of the National Academy of
Sciences. Immediately to name q com-
mittee Of eminent American scientists
to pass upon the validity of the evil
dence submitted by DR.. Cook and
Commander Peary.
DIR. Remsen had indicated his will
ingness to act only after he had been
requested to do so by both explorers.
and had received authority by the
council OF tia National Academy of
Sciences at It's meeting about Novem-
Der 20. Up to the present tim DIR.
Cook has not acted upon the suyges-
tion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20

Bed Flag Raisea IN IOndon-!AlftMs'
~ CAlled Murlersr.

Bed R,ag Raisod In IOndon-Alftms0
CsIIed Murder~.
London. Oct 1.-THE red nag was
raised In London this afternoon and a
large mob moved upon re Spanish
embassy to make a demonstration Of
its disapprovai Of the execution OF
Prof. Francisco Ferrer, the convicted
revolutionist at Barcelona. a few days
ago.
Several bodies Of police drove OF
the crowd While no blood was shed.
considerable excitement and unsasa-
reD pervaded that neishborhood. The
sroans and hootinss were paiuly heard
In the embassy and at Buckinsh ham
palace nearby.
The trouble began with a mass
meeting In Trafalgar Square. which
v0 organized by several Soc alist
and labor bodies.
black bordered banner was r,,ised
against the Nelson column with big
letters that could be read from afsr.
TO hell with the murderer Alfonso. :"
vivtor Grayson OF Manchester, the
Socialist member. capped the climax
Of the speeches by declaring that II
tho head of every king of Europe was
torn from his body II would not pay
half the price Of Ferrer's life. He
called the Russian emperor "a dirty
monster" and said that King Ed
ward. who could have prevented the
execution. was responsible for what
ever might happen In England as a
result OF II. He demanded the expul-
SION Of the Spanish ambassador.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20
Committee on Horse Show.

"A meeting of all the committees on
arrangements for the Horse Show has
been called for Tuesday afternoon.
the 18th, at o'clock in MIR. l.. /.
Parrott's office in the Court House. 1t
Is hoped that not only those who
have had work assigned them will at
tend but also all those who care to
work in this connection or who have
suggestions they wish to offer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20

From statements made by the man.
agement of the various mills in Gaff-
ney, there will be no curtailment of
the output in any Of them. While they
are not getting rich with cotton at 13
IA Gems per pound, they are certainly
making enough to justify them in
putting in full time, and this will be
their policy unless matters get very
much worse than they are at this
time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20

New York, Oct. 16.-Having failed
IN MS EFFORT to get Prof. Herschal c..
Parker and Anthony Fiala to conduct
an expedition to ascend Mount Nc
kinley, DR.. Frederick A. Cook an
nounced here tonight that he would
abandon his tour as soon as possible
and himself lead an expedition to as
ceho the mountain to obtain if posSi-
bic the records which he SAYS he left
there i'm 1906.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20
Consolidated Aug. 2, 1881.
Death DEALING STORM.
THIItTY-SEVEN KNOWN DEAD IN
CENTRAL SOUTH.
Damage Of $1S0,OOO Reported From
Atlanta and Cartersville, Ca, With
Severe Loss at Other Points In
Track OF Disturbance.

Memphis. Tenn Oct. 15.--With the
known death list already reaching a
total Of 81 human lives and with 1s
others reported dead, with scores Sc
riously injured and many others pain
fully bruised, and with the property
damage running to million or more
dollars. the toll OF the havoc and de-
struction Of the storm which swept
middle and west Tennessee, Alabama.
Georgia and portions of Arkansas and
South Carolina late yesterday after
noon and last night grows hourly AS
reports are received from remote dis
tricts and a. wire communication is
gradually restored to a normal condi-
tion.
The storm Of last night was the
worst that has visited this section of
the South in years, being intense in it's
destroying fury and widespread in its
area. Whole sections Of counties
were laid in waste. towns destroyed
and plantations greatly damaged.
Apparently the storm broke in all
Its fury over middle and west Ten
nessee and proceeded in southeast
erly direction across the State into
Alabama and Georgia, assuming the
proportions Of q hurricane.
II came practically without warning
and In some places the wind attained
a velocity Of 80 miles an hour. While
only one death occurred at Denmark
Tenn. the horrors Of the storm were
greatly heightened by the FIRE which
followed the wrecking Of that town.
The nerce flames rapidly consumed
whsk few dwellings and store houses
that were left standing and tonight a
scene Of utter desolation is presented.
Two hundred people were rendered
homeless and have appealed to neigh
boring towns and citis for imnedsate
AID sfN
Reports of Ave- deaths and heavy
'dafnage come nom NcNairy county.
Homes and stores we're leveled to the
ground and great trees uprooted.
Many handsome and imposing State
monuments In the Shiloh National
park were torn from their pedestals
and the superintendent's lodge and
other buildings were destroyed. The
property damage in this section is es-
timated at 100000.
Wire communication with Stanton
Vile. where 13 lives are reported lost,
has not yet been reestablished.
At Russellville. Ala. "a people were
seriously. several fatally. injured.
A property damage Of at least $780,
oeo Is estimated at CartersxiIle, Ca,
while at Atlanta will run between
$4,000 and 100000. One life was
lost at the former place
Rome. Ca. Gadsden. Ala. Hunts
Vile. Ala. Decatur. Ala, and other
smaller towns in the path of the
storm report heavy property damage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20
WANTED no KILL TAFT.
Aged Prospector at Albuquerque Ar
rested by Police

Albuquerque. Oct. 15.-Shouting
where is Taft? / want to kill him. ;"
Thomas Thorp. an aged prospector.
approached Policeman Guevra today
a few minutes after President Taft
and party had reached Albuquerque.
Thorp was arrested He had acted
queerly during the day. and at noon
asked Chief of Police Mcmillan a
number Of questions which led the
chief to have him watched
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20
DIR JAMES H. CARLISLE I'LL.
Cend1t1on of /, vsnesabse and Beloved
PsoAdeat Emesitus Of woGort
3 NCnuDes Crave ANXIETY.

opartanburg. Oct. ,ls.-Dr. James
=. cariisle b III as his home ON w'of-
ford campus and his condition he's
easssd much anxiety among hs frA-
~ asd frisndA
He he been In feeble and deciiudas
hea1<h for some months and extra ex-
eeeise ~ mcspsng brouGht on :
- 11nl)R fIphp 9hasA - bean
9 e1oly rscovsfsd. HiS cohditicn To-
hight, however. shows imprevement
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20

A charter has been issued to the
Marion Trust Company Of Marion.
The capital stock is $5O,0Oe.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-20

oscar Alexander, a young white
man. mas been committed TO Jail i'm,
Anderson on the charge of bigamy.
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Gic 3nitGnoc in ocr SHrfci.

Ijc N%odrjt)tcn mCIdc Dos Mobcl
iIbcr Die 3ultan0c IL Der (itrr(i
bringt loi'cn yntrl Gin ridtigca &il0
bon Der Gage Der NiuHc in Gonltoutis
nopcl Ncluinnen. &iclc3 lit icniotio-
nell jnGcltnittcn. % ioll Der emf
tbrontc Sultan ShdGc int @crtlc
pon itbcr hmOcrt N}iuioncn Collars
pCrQrobcn bdbclt, jludl 0ctell icBt &c.
illdt mcroc. 0omn ipu Nlbbui Nonio
Gtc Observation-Disclosures GcploRt bobCll.
bel GCtcll uldl dllc 0iplpnlntiid)cn
&crtrCttr Scr WIGd)tt ubgcmlrtit mcrs
0cl1 IoQten. Ter Sultan miro pcrrr-
tbcilt uto hingcridtct mtrO2n, mit
chit Horl Oer Gritc non england mo.
Hltomig Der Sed0icmtc BON Srunf-
reid. llno 10 gent 6 iucitcr. GoB
0icIc N0drihten rCinc Scniotiul
iino, lit uid)t lhmcr cir5uicncn. glb0ul
@0mi0 bobc Die Grmoromg Scr got
idoitcr, @cionOttn mo ibre9 Nccip-
nails bcihloiicn! GoH lit 81 oumnL
I'M @Ioubcn ST fiu0cu. IcB sic
&rtn0tiirtcn germ Die GhGbc 0e3 cl1t
tbrontcn &nbiito BADEN m0Gtch iii
bcgrciiIid). Sic broudrn @5lo, oicl
@GlO, I'M bic SoIootcu i, bc}oblcn
mo lie 0u0urd) oui iDrcr Scitc 81
h0ltcn, IN Ger (iirfri hCrrid,t 5ilr
8ejt bic MiIitGr0ittotur, mo Die
torn lih 1in5iN rn0 oQcin OH 0uo
Seer ltiiBcn. Nricg2gcriftr ipred)en
ole (oOe3urthclle mo 10 lnllgc Tie bic
Wfudlt bobclL b0lteu lie itrcngca Sc
rtd,t; lie moilcn Grcnlpll 'totllircn II.
ltotltircn lie. Mi Scr @ulatuzNriidr
Der Observation-Disclosures Bluiihcn
Stdmbul uiO Hcco, Ocnl Guorticr
Ger N%lj9lGn0er, lperOcn bic @C9ncr
Gc5cntt mn sic (oOttu baumaln
l0nGcrc 3cit ON @oigcn, mnrncnoe.
ob'd,rcdcnoc &ciipiclr iiir Ole Nors
lIbergebcnotn. Gob Die politild)c Ga.
&c nntcr Scr NiiljtGr. 2~ittotlr fcille
AcllnlOe iit 8cbt lf'on OorOll3 hcrpor.
Dab 0oa Mobinet oca @roBuciierS
ScluIlf YNita. ooa an 80. @(pril &c.
btlnct mur0c btrcits nod) orei Sogrt
mieocr n%bGcoolltt b0t. 2ie politiide
SoGc ut clio b0hit unfair mo Ter.
morrer. Ter cbemaIigc Cbcrcom.
monDircnoc Der Sruppen in Contain.
tinopel, General MuftGor Toid)o,
OH Heiicn aopi cine &elobnum0 ans
0eleBt Der ober nui Dem nclltid)cn
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SpbesfdGe.

9m +. Mlni Nuna 6. 9opa. Nr. 300, 9;oros
Sigh erase. II 1abrc oil.
2m +. Ajui &iiam $urtc, 9tr. 1918. Sits
Suirmouui }lpcuuc, 80 Sabre ait.
gm I. Mai Ibon'na Nutiud, oerl. Gor1ouos
funs9lusruc. y Sabre oil.
gm 80. gtpril Martin Schriup, Mr.. 1905
GGntou %!loCnuc. - Sabre ut.
Stp f. @iQt 3Obn s.. SnR, Gr 80. ctt 2Scil
5tyubc. = SABRE alf.
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2Suibinpiuu Strnbc. u Sabre. all.
9lm 80. glpriI GbGrlcs ". @nrtncr, Nr.
2l44. &inc. StruBe. So Sabre alt.
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Gnnhlrgi StrdBe, 66 Sabre ait.
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90 Sabre ali.
Nnl /. Niat epppia ". sGomns, g}r. G, 9ioroa
Gulbpults StraBC. - Sabre ait
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Interpretations u

@err IhDS. /. S~?ag,uaro erldibt ii1 dn5lr'
5etact, oai hGS Disber pnn ibm inter Der
6irmn Saitlcit, Hnswaro d 60. G%efiibrtc sc,
i1afi inter ben Gcfeeeu beS S.aateS 0;arD.
LAM ais
rThe 9artlctt.paaiycrb &C."
ircorporirt lporoen III, uilb bdb CT, ipie hi&0cr,
bicieIbe iiihren uno Ieiien miro. O25)
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Nunn 81. .Scncr.

IS faro an = mai 1905, nm 74o Mior'
inbrC, 9Cliebtc Satin BON 6afpnr Seller. Ser
puHoie mo 6rcIuoe iino u0irlas0ou eilGelns
ben. Der WcCroiquHG Gei6uluo0nell, lpcld1t an
uniN. gtr. 22s. Stos lSnibluNtolr Strnbc. aus
uui pcm 81. Nintlbdlta 6ricoboie" iiotilinoci.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

Sic @oltimorer ErcSbhs
tcrloncr Soften perllommcl, 6aBEr0-
iibent Gait on bell Scicrlihfeitcn III
8%cttu@blrQ am observation-disclosures
tag tbcll}mcbn1cn lulo lo9or cine
Gcoe 81 boltcn Qebentc. GntieblihL
ocrm ser 30. Mai iGat in oieienr
Sabre olli ciucn Sonnto9. Jlugs
Icbt lid) 0n9 NrcSbptcrilum bin uno
id)reibt on Ocn Er1ii0entcn, ouB liGl
letnc Gbcllnobmc NIT Dem Sabbath
mo lclnCln Nnltc nidlt pcrtroae. Nrd-
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on6 or an 0cn 6cicrlihfcitcn 5t Oct
tpSburG nid)t tb|eilucbntcu meroc. Sic
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oob CT llrltoricr lei olio ii rcligi0.
len GinNcu cincn 81 frcicn Stono.
pll1ft cinncbnlc. unb nun iiigt CT lid
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biing bca Sopbotba lei! Mir hotte1
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0es &rdii6cntcn. scr ais llnitorier in
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fam, miro Der cngbcr5ig nmerifuili-
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fern ST bleibeli, 10 lit icine Nbiosc
all ~oenieltcn nid)t tbcilSlnebnerL SIT
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Nhiltnn Nnnmnnn.

G& itnyb am 30. Npril 1909 gbilpp siau.
mnurl, acIicbtcr @nttc Der ucritprhettcn Gable
riue ynirlnIIl, Sic %ceroigulg iinHCl an
WitttipuG, 9iChmittaas > llbL bon Der gSobs
943, 2ior0s 2Snf6in8tors Strnbc. aus ltntt.
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Baltimore Gcn.ctCrn.

@ireGu: 1gar1iiu @tog, Nnniniure II. NprtGitr.
@CBrIbniBpljUc sum- &Crinui pon $25 On,
nit WiurulorpiOiteu dbacNrclt5l S35. - Rnum
liir nicr @rdbcr. Nreic @cmtung Der NupeuC
iiir IrdugrGui!eS0icGitc. CNluil6.t0
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2puSpu=l Scrf=S cmcteru.

9ircau: Nr. q. g0cft.5 nrGtuGa. etrafc, rno
9auptsGtrGaun: 1rcocrtds Muno.
YccrdbllbplaBr bon $50 M inner heltunoiQcr
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lucrocu i'm lrrlubais ON 9dupts6 iuqduG &c
iitIihen. Inner 19eut miro, weHI Geluiinidt
puriprCthCu. t92-)
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lSnnl Winnn.

IS itarb am 3. Mai 1908 urier q~clicbter
@ditc. Nuter. Sntpicgcrbater lmo StbpGger
Funi MiuuG I'M &ter BON GO Snbren. ~0tbitritR
aus 3o0eus Sricohcrg. Sic GecroiGulQ linoct
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bauic. gtr. 2s25. S'Sonlcus 2trube. GGillotl,
aus italt. @ctictlllg uul Dem M. Carmel
SrichDoic."
Sic traucruoer SiuterblicDcucr
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Nurr0inC.


Malcriid. @nIfartig, Sricolid.
2SeilIi0 bon |dl0rnoi eiuc mo ciuc bnibt
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Union lruil" =@tbdubc2. Charles. uno i5aneitCs
StraBc, tNtui4. t%.G&S)
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IdDt Scitcn.
Mapur StuIc mnO Die @rOHiGitiOn,

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niger @cfa6r 0urh u1icrc @crbrcdcr
ola Ourd) ulicrc bigottcu G~dnutitcr.
Gen &erbrchcr fam man icitnch
men mo linn 0cl NrojcB mudelL
luGhrCrl0 Der bi0ottc Ianutifer lrcdl
int belen Sidtc 0c5 CAGES ~cinhcritol
6irt mo lid bintcr Dem pcriuiiumNa.
ut1BiQcn Mcdte Der Hcocircibci1 pcr.
tried)t mo babel &cbrcn in oic McIt
ieBt, pou 0cllell CT meib o0er 0po1 luc.
nigltcna luilicn ioQtc, b0B tic prof
tiih obioIut nnourdiiibr6or limo, mnO
onB lie. lpclrn mon linen ole N0bn
0ii1et, Der Neud1elci ulo GGu.hunu
INTO Weictc5pcrudtlm1 G6iir nn0
6cnIter oiiIlen.
aNbcr Der Ero6ibitiolliit pcrburrt
bel icincn &6ce'n. Gr Gcitcht ooruli,
oaB oicNcritellluug BON bcruuid)cnoen
@etrGnfcn IN jeglidcr sSorm cin Scr
brcd)en lit un0 uciQcrt lid bcburrliN.
cine @rcn5c ST. 3ichen 5iuiiden Wc
tr1iltcn bon uur Observation-Disclosures
Ialt mo itarfcn Spiritloicn. Gle
hp%d)toncnoen Rbrnicn. NIT ocncn cr
leinc2 beoricn ~porbrin0t Iirb ollnlab.
lid ab9citnnOcn, Wnr icinc. 6obcln
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Ncu. =. 6 2mnu,orr.

Is Itarh an 4. Giui 1909 @ro. u. Is. 3luaui'
ger i'm 3urtcH slller BON 10 Wionaien, ~geltcbits
SGbndcn bon Geo. 81. :. uno glmcliu 3lpuHis
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HuIlg, M. 120t gScit4g onlburo, StruBe. an.
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~Geriammlmngs Inseigcn.

,(gpueD. stra6c 9eib. Euo epnr.0crein 0r. T."
gtr. 1920. @uugbsStraBe,
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nnt Mittipudl, oCn .. Wni 1909. Nbenos. pom
: bis . llbr. vile Niitglieoer fino criubf,
a~rtueicto III icin,
1uhn ?aGu, NrjIioent.
I. @nlier Sepc, Sciretdr.
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llm5na3- &crfanf
yiuuumru.cn, Gra6itcincn unc :

W"uuumcu.cu, Grabitciucn uuo Stntucn.
"a mir cas- yIGCrbnuo lir. 223. loro.
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g. Nilgartncr d Guns,
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Scfanntmadnnscn
2cpartemcrt iir GrSicGaug.
Der Sehirhe Der SmuisSUlimiiarc,
m,nhiinas mn niInrttcsttucuue

NHIVHH UNI ~VHUIUF UIF ~WHI'V DN'N'TN|N'
WiubiIuns uno 2ailGctics llucnue.
ultiut o I c, (. lltut 1903.
0critcgcitc 9lnncGote, mi. oct gmflnriit ,@Sros
poiuls for StutionerO. NinoerGartra. NrdlptIa.
SeluiHN ain other Supplice" pcriebeIl rno al
~aorefiirt. iueroen bis Mittuud, ben ~. @iui
1909, gurmittng9 fl llnr, i'm Hircuu COS
Stuots HeQiIlruiprs. 3ialbbuus. Baltimore, mo,
eutgc0en cnommen 6ur 2icleriln0 an oic Re
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riul lno ulocren J|orrdtbell.
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miiIdre. Sin begIdubipter Gbcd pun 500. Ul
ben Stnotgdih ino MtaNqr NM AMI cine
,Gleariul 0ouie"-Nnni gCioQcn, mus icoenl
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4. 9Grra 0iaGpcl,
Qrdiioert scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Ecmio hpm.

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liehrrr Guttc non Suiie 9iolp. i'm 9ttcr uOl -
Nubren. Sic QeeroiglnA tinoet Mit.Upfl, oct
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lSobnltl. III. 7i2, 9Seft SGOettez zfrubC. ans
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@crr Solfour, Scr i ii6
rcr Der cnGliitenG ouicruotipcn Nrciit
Die Stcucrpolitif Der %@ibcrulell idari
an. Sic iibcrmdBiGc N%citclcriutQ Der
Hcidcn miiiie oiltb sic ijbrlgc 9cp0l!
tcrtt1 ihGoi0eu. IS lei nid)t Sic
Nnf1obc. bic 3nbl ser &cjhen III per
min0criL mobl obCr ioltc Die 3obl
Der Nrncn perntin0crt Wcrocu. Dos
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tonl, gibt 9oliorr ujGt an. Shu0c,
onbcre &6nber miir0cu Is olld) NcrHe
probircu.
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Scrmiidlte Mnscisea.
.Scirathsncjrd.

Gin innocr liatn. ~drfnnnS orei6i9cr Sabre,
tin 8ieiHtih glcih;il 9atcr3. melil, maalicb cine
Sdhloet6srtn; &itl;pc uibi c~u2aciGloiet. nd
bere$ bel @ibsrt Sub, Gateltoa, 5nhiann. ".
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s.. Enuocr q: Ssbue.

&. 4 y. uno WiarDlrS Setepbone.
9cifcnGCtGtter unp iUirb1ieMirer.
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NIB Sihnit0de &G.timure'Str. Uio Srpnbwng.
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CnthtllN(
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abafihitte Gnantitaten:

,oOo S!!Hcui guy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.,.r.u,s
1919 Wiiinou1geli.
Ser erioloreihe @neebotTtener mnb @iirg'
ftellen mo oen Npridriften ne5 Staois
CHARTERS in Gc5u9 aii Gortralie Seilli9e let'
Sic GoniraftsNeb6rbe bcbdIt fR1 bas 8e6t
Dor. iroelto Gin ooer nue 9%lngeboie Gh6nlueifen.
Sm Mu.Iiraoe Der 9lh5ugsinnals9 pmn!ifiton.
@cter 9carn, IT,, Soriibcr.
Sarr9 ~. J,uSgers, Seiretlr.
9eFtdiiet:
I. SarrN Mabcrf.
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