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an expenditure OF approximately f~eo,OOo.O0o.
and viii give employment TO an immens
number Of skilled workmen.
Explorers.
Captain Scott will have no trouble IN re-
cruitiug his party for the South pole. More
than 5000 men already ave made applica-
tion to 60 on the hunt after the ultimate
south. They include all sorts and oondi-
lions Of men-doetors, engineers, civil serv-
ants. clerks. army officers. soldiers, sea-
men. railway porters and men OF private
means. THE man for the work said an
official Of the expedition. lis the man who
is absolutely physically ft in all points.
soundness Is indispensable as a safeguard
against illness and a defense against cold,
Good teeth are necessary. with eyesight
and hearing that have no faults. Most OF
the applications are from men in every
way unsuited for our purpose"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17


attained by the e~xcavators OF the Berlin
Archaeological society on the site Of Per-
canon, in Asia Minor, the seat Of the
Attalid dynasty in the third and second
centuries b. c.
The work described was carried out in
the late autumn Of 1909. Upon an artificial
terrace Of the city hill, which, as isolated
descriptions prove. was known as the
'Demeter Terrace" we're discovered the
remains Of a great sanctuary and temple
OF that goddess.
DR.. Hepding says thai with the sanctuary,
In addition to the altar OF the chief god
dess. we're affairs OF Aesklepois, Hermes,
Helios. Zeus, Kteslos. Pentheios and others.
OF special interest is an lmperfectly pre-
served inscription on a marble altar. which,
according to DR.. Hepding's declphering, was
dedicated to "the unknown god"
II his Interpretation is right, 1t Is the
first confirmation ever found for the fam
Gus passage in the Areopagus speech Of st.
Paul: For as 1 passed by and beheld your
devotions, 1 found an altar with this in
scription, To the Unknown Cod"
Reads Like Old Romance.
kilograms from Breslau tell the story OF
an armed attack on a frontier castle
which is strongly reminiscent Of the old
days OF free-booting and privateer raids.
A band Of twenty robbers suddenly swept
down on the castle Of ~Gomanirwiza, on
the Russian frontier, overpowered and
killed the watchers, fought their way into
the keep and after numbering the sister
and cousin of the absent lord of the do
main ransacked the castle from top to
bottom and rode off again with their
booty into the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17
INTERNATIONAL ROAD RACE
Announcement Of Conditions by Pres.
ident Vanderbilt.
OCTOBER is is DATE sEIECTA;
Distance to ne Covered : Miles on
TweIve-Mne Course, and ~ 1000
In Cash Hans Up for
Drivers

NEW YORK, April i6-wmism X. Van
derbilt, jr.. president OF the Motor Cups
Holding company. has announced the con-
diuons for the International road race for
the grand prize Of the Automobile Club Of
America, to be decided over the Long Is
land motor parkway october IS. The dis
lance OF the race will be approximately
g7s.0s miles, covering the course Of 1884
miles twenty-five times. As the Interna-
tioral Association OF Recognized Automo-
bile clubs has no formula for International
racing in force this year, no restrictions
as to weight, cylinders and dimensions will
be made, the only conditions being that all
cars must conform to the ruling Of the
technical committee OF the Automobile Club
Of America as to safety requirements.
In addition to the 5000 gold challenge cup
there will be three cash prizes for the
drivers amounting to 1900. divided into
first, second and third Of sums OF s4OOO,
5000 and 1000 respectively. The Motor
Cups Holding company reserves the right
to declare the race off IL fifteen entries
have not been made by August /.
American and foreign cars are eligible
to compete in the race, although not more
than three cars OF any one make may be
entered. Foreign entries must be made
through the recognized automobile club in
the country in which the car is manu-
featured, which club is the representative
Of the Automobil Club Of America. The
foreign countries eligible are Great Britain,
France, Germany, Austria, Italy. Belgium,
Hungary, Canada, Cuba, Denmark. Hol-
land, Mexico, New Zealand, Porto Rico,
Portugal, Roumania, Russia, Spain, Sweden
and Switzerland. The conditions of the
race follow:
StIff Entrance Fees.
The amount Of the entrance fees is as
follows: $1,000 for one car, 1850 for TIVE
cars OF the same make, 81, $50 for three cars
OF the same make.
Entries close August /, 1910.
A deposit Of 5000 per car must accompany
each entry at the time the entry blank lie
filed, or before the date Of closing Of en-
tries, August 1, 1910. II the balance OF said
fee is not paid on or before October 1, 1910,
the deposit will be forfeited.
After August 1, and up to September l,
1910, entries will be received at an increase
over the regular entry fee Of $3.50 per car.
II the number of cars entered is too great
taking into account the length of the
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ion. It is safe to allow the car to run in
the race.
Every agent Of oxidation other than
atmospheric air Is forbidden.
The committee IN charge OF the rIos re-
serves to itself the right to reject any entry
or entries and to make such changes en-
the conditions and rules Of the race az In
its judgment are necessary.
Each caDmust carry two persons seated
side By side OF a minimum average weight
Of t34 pounds (sixty Kilograms each.
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A~0AN'htA - $50
desertion for five years, sentence to impris-
onment for at least four years and grave
injuries or III treatment ~endangering the
life are recognized grounds.
In Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland only
separation is permitted.
Norwegian law recognizes divorce not
only by process Of law on the grounds Of
misconduct, bigamy, malicious desertion for
three years, assault, and cruel treatment
~endangering life. absence for seven years.
or for three years IL death can be pre-
sumed. and Imprisonment for life after
the innocent party has waited seven years.
BY royal decree divorce may be obtained
on the grounds of insanity, Imprisonment
for three years, or IL separated by mutual
agreement be continued for six years and
reconciliation is Impossible. The law recog-
nizes separation, which, by royal decree.
may be changed into divorce on certain
grounds.
Roumania grants divorce on the grounds
Of misconduct. abuse or ill-treatment. an
attempt on the life Of the consort, or the
failure to warn the other party of any
attempt by a third party. and the mutual
consent Of the parties in the manner pres
seribed by law.
Variation In Russia.
Russia adapts her divorce laws to the
various classes Of her subjects. Old be-
levers may obtain divorce for misconduct,
bigamy, absence for five years without
news, and the condemnation to the loss OF
civil rights or Punishment to Siberia.
Lutherans have more than a dozen grounds
available TO them, including misconduct, at
tempt to poison, five years desertion, re-
fusal to fulfil e%onjugal duties. madness,
depravity of life, cruelty and offensive
treatment, grave crimes involving sentence
OF death or a punishment in substitution,
and penal exile. In the case Of jews, the
rabbi may grant divorce On a large num-
Der OF grounds based on Mosaic law.
In Scotland, divorce is granted either
for misconduct or for four years malic-
ious desertion, Judicial separation may also
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course. the committee shall decide. n need
be. to proceed to elimlnations. In this event
the date ana special arrangements com
cerhing these eliminations will be SUISSE
quently fixed by the committee
No car shall be allowed to take part In
the race or in the preliminary practice on
the course. which has not been examined
by the technical committee OF the Auto
mobile Club Of America as TO its cOnstruc-
ton and which has not received a certtfi-
cate from said committee that. In It's opin-
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SABRES TO FLASH
DER MORE

CContInued ION Page one.l
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KAISER'S ARMY TO
DEFEND THE AIR

CONTINUED from Page one,)
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EHpert ~ExnmInatlon.

RNNA AA-ANAApMs
But there is an element in the purchase
Of a used machine that seldom. IL ever, re-
eeives sufficient consideration in determin-
ing its value. and that is how near TO
failure many Of its essential parts may be.
The complete overhauling' It receives at
the hands Of the seller prior to It's change
OF ownership, and the examination by an
expert retained by IT'S new possessor-to-be.
go ne farther than to insure the fact that
II 10 In proper working order at the time Of
the transaction. 1t may be assumed, as q
worlrng basis, that every moving part OF
any mechanism. regardless OF how well
made II may be- or the fitness OF It's ma
terial' Is capsule OF performing it's func-
lions only a certain number Of times. In
earlier days, some engineers could foretell
almost TO a certainty Just how many thou
sands OF miles one OF their cars could travel
before the crankshaft failed. Improve.
ments have chSnged all that, and il would
now be extremely difficult IN most eases to
predict with any certainty Just how long
a given part would endure But there must
be an approximately definite life TO every
moving member, and the service II has al
ready undergone has shortened It by Just
that much.
There is the further hazard that the car
NNf heNN 81 AlNnNus OF may nave sur
fored accidents that have brought it's frame
or ore OF It's axles 80 close to the break
Ing point that no prospect OF future serv-
ien can be predioated upon their further
useful life, Yet a conscientious examiua
uon by an expert will fan 10 reveal such
defects, and the necessity for replacing
such parts IN q short time means Just that
much added 20 the price OF the car. as
well as the loss Of It's use while being re-
paired. The increase IN the cost OF main
ivhance due to frequent failures OF this
nature may soon be sufficient to offset any
sasinE In the initial outlay, not to mention
the annoyance caused. ,
IN cases where, after having considered
all the pros and cons. the intending pur-
chaser's leaning Is still strongly toward a
used car, there are certain rules by which
he should be guided. The ideal condition is
naturally TO be able 10 acquire a machine
from either a friend or an acquaintance
whose personal responsibility and whose
care In the handling OF the machine are
both known. Failing this. the next best
thing Il the branch house Of the manutae-
turer. The concern is naturally anxious to
DO everything TO enhance the reputation OF
It's product and. where the car does no,
turn out 70 be exactly a. represented, viii
make the default good, rather than have Il
scored against their make. Avoid the pso-
iessional secondhand dealer as YOU would
q horse trader Both have\ but a single OBJ
iect IN vlew--to turn over their present
stock at as great an advance as possible.
There eau naturally be no binding guar
antee with such a sale and the cars ante
sedon's are frequently doubtful, whefe they
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17
Busy building Warships.

In addition. British firms are interested
in a good deal Of other work, including the
reconstruction of the Spanish fleet, for
which three battleships will be built, apart
from various vessels needed for the col
onial fleet-unIts and mail craft building
for Brazil and other countries.
These ~twenty-one dreadnoughts represent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17

means many bad bruises, which Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals quickly. as It does sores
and burns. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-17
MOTOR BOATS AT LARCHMONr

international Cup Race Set by the
Committed.
NEW YORK, April 16.-At a meeting of
the motor boat committee Of the Auto
mobile Club Of America. held at the club
the other afternoon, Il was decided to hold
the international cup race this year on
club.
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ACpANAAAhEo y Il ~ CAANs
owen Phillips, the liberal member for Penn
broke, is one of three brothers-Lord st.
Davids is among the number-whose aver
age height is six feet four and three-quar-
ter inches.
busy building Warships.
In warship construction, including the
manufacture OF guns and gun-mountlngs
and machinery. this country's resources
are still unfivalled, In the present year tine
following twenty-one ships Of the dread
nought type will be under construction for
the British or other ~navies, in contrast
with nine which will be building in Ger
many
Dlitisn 10
Golonlal 2
turkish 2
Total
In addition, British firms are interested
in a good deal Of other work, including the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Cine amerifaniiGe S6ans
iptelerin ttt SonDon ernt orOet

Gaum lit iiber Den 6all Der S5rdu
@arltOn, bic bon ibrem 8atten ermor=
oct unb oann in einem Softer i'm
@omerlee Derientt nuroe, etnas 8ras
9ewadlen. 10 miro ihon pieoer bon
elnem dbnli1en 6alle BON Sonoon bee
rihtet.
Sn Sill=Srop Crescent, elmer 0or=
ltaot BON 2onoon. 1T am ID. Suli bic
2eiAe Der unter Dem 8iibnennamen
Belle glmore betannten amerltaniIden
8auoeOille : Sdn9erin Srau Saplep
@rippen i'm GOblenteaer aus9egraben
uoroen. Ser @atte. Der angeblih ame.
ritaniider 3abnar3t 1T, 1T lett 2 ooer 3
3aaen Derldpunosn. 9ie bilobdbi6e
lunse Srau ueridmano i'm lebten
sSebruar. Ser 8atte erpioerte auf Nns
fra9en. oaB lie traut unb aur grboluua
auf ben Continent aes1ngen ie::. Sm
Wtdrs eridien in Sbeatsrseituneen Die
NaAribt ibres 5ooes. Nber Die glah=
Ioridunaen Der polissi in Dem Stdot=
den. mo ibr Sob erfolat iein !olte, er=
Qaben. oaB feline perion oes Namens
bort geitorben mar. Muf Yeranla1luna
Der Jreunoe Der 8erliorbenen belt Die
poli8ei eine genaue 0ausluGung uno
fano I'M GeGer. mebrere JuB tief per=
9raben. bic 2eide. ....- .......l - q 81, - ---..
Grippen Deri6mano am Samhaa.
ebe Die Seid,e entoeft nnrce. gr iol
BON gtbel 2eneoe. elmer 5tans6fn, BEE
9leitet iein, Die er fiir3lib als feline srau
borliellte. Gieie 5rau iou ib in
Mdnn.roertleioun9 eeitedt baben, oenn
ebe er 6illorop Crescent perlieB, faufte
er einen Gnabenanauq. in ben er mabr-
lheinliA Die 2ieblie itefte. NQe 4n.
Selhen oeuten auf einen tiihl oeplanten
uno OOrbereiteten Woro. Sm Jebruar
erbielt Die gauoepifle Mrtilts @uilo
einen Belle gilmore" unterseihneten
Brief. Der meloste. Dob Die Die Shreibe=
rim li1 in 8eiddften nad Amerita be-
aeben babe. Dieter Brief io0te oas
Verbreden ueroeden, aab aber ben ernen
Weroaht. Genn Belle gilmore Ihrieb
iih nit einem |. Damn eribien bic Nn=
3eiae. baB Belle in Cos Nngeles, gal.,
aeltorben lei. Eie ugteriuhun9 ereab,
oaB es unwabr. Damn murbe, als Der
Dottor unteroehen beridmano, bas
0aus ourdiuht unb Die in unael6ldtem
Ralf halb perbrannte Qeide i'm Geler
ausaearaben. Or. @rippen itammt, mie
bic poli3ei erfubr. aus @olomater,
Wih. Belle Gilmore heiratbete er in
Stem Oort. Sbr Wdohenname mar
Mafooobti. Dor 4 Sabren tamen beloe
nah 2onoon.
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IN Mm Ia. Suli In Canal 0Dber Nrau
Nancp 8. @balter-@aiebeer i'm Mlter
Don SO Sabren. Die yeritOrbene mar
IN Marpiano Qeborsn. fam aber fbon
I'M Mlier bon 10 Sabren nah Canal
Douer unb bat ieither immer bort ae.
nohnt. Sic hinterldBt sfUei 30hter uno
einen aooptirten 5obn.
Am IL. Suli in ubrihsuife 6rau
Warn 6. Geott i'm Utter bon "a Sabs
ren. Die 8erliOrbene mar in @reene
@ountp. 3d., aebOren. bod tam lie
ihon in iunsen Sahren nad oielem
@ountp uno bat mabrsno ben leBten 40
Sabren in ubridspile 9enohnt. Sbr
Satte lit Dor 10 Sabren seltorben uno
lie hinterldBt einen Sobn uno cine
3oGter. Sie Yerliorbene mar tpahr=
iheinlid Die dltelte perion i'm @ountp.
gm Is. Suli in Nem Gomerstomn
Wm. Dennine i'm Nlter BON "a Sahren.
Der yeritorbene binterldBt eiue Wittme
uno Sehs Ginoer.
9lnt 10. Suli in @anal DoDer 6rau
Gliiabetb Shneioer i'm Utter BON 66
Sabren.s Die Jrau par erlt bonn Ner=
oenfieber 9eneIen uno am Dlenltaa
Nbeno lam ibr Sobn aus oem Union
Doipital auriif. no er 9leihfalls ON
Nerueufieber trant 9elegen. Die gan3e
6amilie mar bod erireut. baB Der
&rante 10 frub aus Dem 0oipital suriif
tebrte. bod oiele 5reuoe mar BON
turser Sauer; fur Die Deutter mar ole
6reuoe su groB uno taum nab sebn
Wiinuten iant lie als Geihe in ibre
GlKsn suriif. Gin betbsi9erufener Nrat
ertldrte, oaB elm DerSleloen lbren 600
herbeigeIiibrt babe. Dor tdum orei
Wohen ltarb Der 8atte oer9erltorbenen,
Aoam Sbneioer, au Nerueuiieber.
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f
Sic 3etun9en beriten jebt tagtdgItb BON pl6bl,den
10oesfdlen. HSbou piebcr etner am pibidIdg ae.
ttorben. betbt eS bann fnr3rpeg. Wsnn man iiH Ste
init ienem @ort snr 9ano iein. Der 4ibblag tit nir
oas lebte Sleb Der tbbttien ete Gs pirb etmen ae.
lunoen Wenlben nidbt befalen, ion6ern nur bic Sc.
oadten. baB itdb mdbrenb Der 2ebenSpnrgdn9e i'm
menin!theu &orper oIte Derbrau1te Gtoffe nnfamls
Meln ote hb1ft 9iftig Dirfen, penn fie ndt aus oe
Dilute qel6afft perben. Waattigfeif, Gppfihmersen,
S1minoel oersflopfen, Hudenihpdde unb ale Ser.
Sftbrungen nb bic bdnptfd4Iihfien Mnaeibsn
naB Der &brper NIT oleu gtfiigen Dlmtbeitan6tbeiIen
iebte 0lteb Der t6btlihen ete bel foen 4enten peIe
Ds porHenoen Mn5eien uuben&tet iebsn anftatt init
quite oer berhbmten ct. wevnarb RrduterpiiIen bic
site aus BEN G6rper bet Soften 5u eiferuen. Dieie
ytAen pie In alien MpotbefeH 3n baben nno aus ben
bstlfrdtt9e1 Sdften iorgdltiG 0MS9 fu9ttr pfan5en
fM1reu metalliitem sites snth0ien NIB D0ran aiio
fttneS 8uderhbtrJugeS bebnrfen fmb bdS bee Mtitte
nm ben Abrper eegen oie GonnengIutb ~ ft6blen.
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0etratbsb eWtataangen.

Wm. e. Warner = Ghe(a y. @ram
beioe BON 8naoenbiitten.
@omaro Newton, uhri6spi(le - 8raee
Glen Slender. Wiopale.
@omaro 8. Wallace. @arroQ @ouutp-
Soma W. 8unop. Watren 5p.
6omaro o. Stallings - Ooa Weeie,
E;beioe bon @anal Doper.
8incenso Spha - 5elameno @otidia
beioe pon Dennifon.
gBm. 5. Wolie, 8naoenhiitten-@lara
Ngnes 0afeman. &ulb 9p.
Wm. S. Spahr. Suaarcreet - @bitt
anorews. Gagerspille.
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ncfben. Mdn battle orDentIi9 bas
@tfiibl. Der prpfefpr Der gbirurgie
ipiirbe bon Dornberein fiir ben gdnbis
baten giinftis bteinfIuBt.
Nun tpnr0e icb ins @ebef genDms
men =. Die anoeren Jd1er gingen
paffabel boriiber, ipenn ih auh BON
alien Geiten cine setpifie Mnimofitdt
gegen mid ernpfnnben bette. Mn
5ormanef bante ib faum mehr.
Oas nit @blumberger mar ia eine
ld6erlide 5pielerei getpefsn.
n9err ganoioat, mas tpiifen sic
iiber bds gelbe 5teber gu faeen21
r9eiliser 5abritius BON Sdmuahua,
bas gelbe Gieber!" ftDbnte i9
lautlos.
Gebr tpenis ipubte i'd gu fagen.
Sn fiinf 8ierminuten mar ih ansge@
pumpt.
.glun, tpifTen sic oenn gar ni4ts
mebr iiber bas selbe 5ieber gu fa@
gen9"
Sd tprBte - rthts mebr 5ii td<
gen. Cine geraiime fdredlt9e 3ett;
bon feiner Seite Elm MDrt.
u9llfo @9lumberser -" rDas
aelbe ssieber bringt etne selbe 9ants
berfdrbung NIT fi9." u8rab, iehr
eut, ausge5ei9net!"
glls apeite unb brittle Srage tpur>
Sen mir Rranfbeiten porgelegt, DIE
In meinem an bic 5000 Seiten fars
len 2ebrbu9e nur in Nonpareille ere
ipGbnt 1inb uno - aus mar es, gd115
unb gar aus.
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uWten16enfenner bt1t Ou tetner!
fi9erte @9lumberser, als mir ote
srsppe binabitiesen.
roSa, tparnm tparf Ou Seiner
@a6s 10 fiber9 Du hdtteit ia ebsns
faGs 70 etlise Srasen befommen tOns
nen2"
uNein, tbeurer Jreuno, nur bel
Dir bat er eine Musnubme sema9t."
= rWarum2" - ,Weil i9 fir Did
oen = Wertber babe ipielen miifen." T"
: ,Ou - ben Wertb. e" nSaz
ipobl, ben Wertber. SD bab' 3 mir
eerne nidt entseben laiTen, es gu
miiI1en. @enn elm profeKor einem
siinitis seiinnt lit, 10 madt oas aud
Bel ben anberen Stimmung. Sa, ia,
NIT falI9em 2pdensolo, blauem
Srad unb gelber 6ofe aus Der 2ethz
onitalt babe i6 ben Mertber gez
fpielt, 10 gut es sins uno meine
umfangrei9e 2otte na9ber mod Bis
A lbr friib i'm Sdpeibe meines 4ns
seii9ts i'm @aale berumsepalat uno
bin babel ni9t ntiioe setporben, ote
Sbee Der 0eranitaltuna, befonoers
aber Die eeraoeau entsiidenoe Sars
Eeuung Ser 2otte in ben fiebenten
Simmel su beben. 9u aber pagit es
gu bebaupten, ih bdtte mir bic Ius>
5eidnung BEL 9BrofefOr Sormanef
r1i6t peroient9"
@r1t ldngfam bdnmerte mir auf.
bab = oab i6 cine beritable Oumms
belt beganeen battle.
sSn iener Na9t = tpeinte iA bits
tere SbrGnen. Nt9t fotpobl, tpie meiz
ne 2eute glaubten, iiber bas @retgz
nib ielbit. lleber etpas gang, gan5
anberes!
unb = i9 battle ia ben S6aben,
alfo fpottete man au6 meiner. Sd
bieB in @tubentenfreiien nur msbr
Mertber uno mas t9 bur9aumaden
bate, bas bDbnte man natiirli9:
uMertbers 2eioen".
Seit iener 3eit bat Srau profeior
in iebem Sabre mtnbeitens Elm ball
bes Dubenb 9tiide gu tpobltbdtigen
3neden auffiibren lafen. Wltt @or<
liebe traten priifungscanoibaten als
9auptatteure auf. SIN 2aufe Der pie=
len Sabre lit i'm tleinen llniperii<
tGtsitGbtden niemanb beim Snternis
fen ourchgefallen, benn feiner mar
jemals mebr 70 oumm tpte t9, ben
Munfb Der prpfeforli9en Satin als
ettpas anberes, benn als Befebl gu
nebmen. Ourd meinen S9aben tpaz
rem ale anoeren tlug setporben.
Wor furaer 3eit lit mein seliebter
Gormanet in peniion segangen. gs
.tpur6e ibm Elm Jadelsug eebra9t unb
Die 3eitungen baben berihtet: r@elz
ten mar Elm Menfh 10 beltebt tpte
e." Den Neipeft nor Der Gunf
bes atabemif4en unb duberdtabemi>
f9en publifums babe i9 1eitber
sGnalidb perloren, bafiir aber ettpas
anberes einsetauf6t: einen setptfen
Spunbus por 2euten, bie nun einz
NAL allfeitig uno Bel ieoermann
= beltebt itnb.
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Cine trdftise portion perorbnet.
iiingit In England ein Mrat einem
ettpas auforinglt9en Rlienten. sd
b0r., sic empfeblen ben @enuB bon
syiihen als ftdrteno fir bas Sc
birn1, rneinte Der WiBbegierise sele-
gentlth oes 3ufammentreffens In eis
ner @efenf6aft. rtpas meinen sic
.pobl, 6err Doftor, tpieniel fiirs err
fte ih ba tDobl nebmeu fDnnteg" Der
Mrat, Der es niht liebte, tpenn iol1e
Begegnunsel1 gu billigen RDnfultaz
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