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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22
LLAMADA
Para ell GOnClIiO Annual de Ia
Hermandad de N. P. J.
(INC0RPoRADA)

Aviso es por estas dado, que Ell
Concilio Anual de la Hermandad
de N. 7. Jesus, Incorporate, ten.
dra lugar en- Fernandez de Taos,
N. M. ell pr6ximo lunes, Is de
Agosto 1910, a las 8 a. m. en- pun
to.
Sc requlere y Sc suplica una
atendencia regular, de una conf
sion de cada una de las diferentes
sesiones, que estan bajo incorpora.
ci6n Y bajo la direction del que
suscribe, a fin de poder tranzar to
dos los negocios que SO presenter
en- dicho Concilio, para asi de este
modo hacer una representation i'm
ponente y legal para poder hacerse
capaces todos, de los asuntos, ma.
nejo y denas negocios que pueden
presentarse ante el mismo.
Dado de mi mano y firma hoy
este dia 20 de Julio 1910, en-
Ranches de laos, M. M. y para
publication en- nuestro 6rgano of
cial LA Revista de Taos" N. M.
(sEAL) Manuel Garcia
Hermano Mayor del Centre.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22
LAS PILDORAs DE FOLEY Me
SANARONp

Esta es una expression de una carta
escrita por II. M. WinlSler, de Eyansivi-
lie, Ind 70 sufria de un ataque severe
de enfermedad de los rilones MI espalda
me dolia mucho que era impossible ende-
rezarme. Me paresia que va habia perdi-
do toda mi fuerza y am bicion, me daba
alarantamiento y mi cabeza estaba tan
NAL que Sc me hacia que veia bultos
antes mis- oios.
Tome las pildoras para los Rinones de
Foley con regularidad y hoy me sientc
periectamente sano y como un hombre
enteramente diferente a 10 que era antes
Las Pildoras de Foley me sanaron. Ds
vepta por Bond Mccarthy %.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22
NUfSTROS MAESTROS.
Reporte del uItimo exa-
men de los maestros
del condado de
Taos.

Estando ausente nuestro Supe
rintendente de escuelas por este
condado, hon. Isaac w. Dwire
para que este nos hubiese facilita-
do el reporte y por ciento total al
canzado por eada un maestro que
atendieron a los examenes verifi
cados aqui durante los dias | y 2
del que rige, nos vimos obligados
escrlbir a Superintendent dc ms
trucci6n Pablica, on Santa F6, pa
ra que este nos facilltara ell resul.
tado de dichos examenes, que es
como sigue, a pesar que no nos in
dica el por ciento alcanzado por
los aplicantes maestros.
La carta del resultado es como
sigue:
Mr.. Jose Montaner
Taos, N. M.
Querido Senor: Respondiendo
a su carta de fecha Is del actual
le damos 81 siguiente reporte con-
cerniente a los examenes de los
maestros del condado de Taos;
Certificates de segundo grado
Sc le concediGron: Nmoteo Rome
70 y Eleonor Morris.
Certificates de 3er grado fueron
concedidos a los siguientes:
Casandra NJ. Brown, Maria A.
Chacon, Manuel Cordoba, Jose
Ines Dominguez, Jose Fernandez,
Maggie Gusdorf, l. Hallinan, An
tonic Martinez, Fidelia Martinez,
Samuel P. Martinez, f. Meyer Jr.
Jacobo Mondrag6n, Don. Quinta-
ma, Felice Quintana, Maggie V.
Romero, Refugio Trujillo, Rosa
lind Van. Tine, Alfonso Vigil,
Felix Garcia, Maria Gonzales, Ro-
berto Manchego, Pablo Quintana,
Braulio Suazo y Felix D. Valdez.
Juanita Clouthier y Lilly Pear
son aIcanzaron Ell por ciento nece-
sario para certiticado, pero por es-
tar demasiado jovenes y falto de
experiencia en- el arte de ensenar,
no SO les ha expedido certifcado
en- esta OCCASION.
Los siguientes no alcanzaron GER
tifcado:
]. M. Lobato, David Lucero,
Enrique Mascarenas, Eliseo Orte-
ga, Fidel Valdez y j. B. Valdez
Muy respetuosamente de usied.
j. E Clark.
Superintendent de Instruction
Pdblica.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22

esta practiea en- los Domlngos y to-
davia asi varios padres de familia
han favorecido las tabernas Va
es tempo dc abrir los ojos y de
despertar del sueno que los tiene
arruinados.
81 s s. LEON.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22

Los meiOres trabaios
de obras en- Nuevo Mex
ico y la meioF encuader-
nacl0n en- Iibross Sc hace
en- La Revista.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22

Sc neceaita emo en- ests imprensa
que soa de esm locaIidad. Sc Is
dara aeade luego an pequeno sQel
do. Dirianse < l.a ReyiaN.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22
Mencion Personal

Don Juan Rafael Vigil, de AFRO
70 Hondo, tranz6 negocios en- Ia
plaza el microbes
Jose Santiago Cordoba, de AFRO
yo Hondo, 10 vimos en- la plaza y
en- nuestro despacho el martes.
Los senores Victor y Teodoro
Arellano, de Arroyo Hondo, tran
aaron negocios en- la plaza el lu-
nes.
Don Tomas Vasquez, de San
Cristobal, tranz6 negocios ell la pla-
"a y visit6 nuestro despacho 81 lu-
nes.
Nuestro buen amigo j. P. San
tisteyan y su hermano Juan Bau-
tista, de Costilla, tranzaron nego-
CLOS en- la plaza 81 lunes.
Manuel Garcia & hijo Jose L.
Garcia, de Arroyo Seco, Sc deiaron
yer en- la plaza y en- nuestro despa-
cho aver.
Don Ricardo Garcia y su her.
mano Aban, ambos de Arroyo Hon
do, estuvleron aquf el sabado con
negocios personales
Hon. Antonio B. TruJlllo, nues
tro efciente Presidente Comisiona
do de condado, vino a la plaza aver
para yer el SAGA .muelas que le sa
cara una muela que le adolecla
mucho.
Ell apreciable j6yen Carlos I.
Mares, de 6sta, arrib6 procedente
de Trinidad, Colo. ell sabado pasa
do. LIE acompanaba Ell J6yen Lu.
is Roybal, de Madrid, Colo.
J. 9. Lujan y familia, de AFRO
yo seco, parti6ron Ell lunes para
Ration y Trinchera, Colo. en- donde
fueron a visitar parientes y amis
tades.
Hon. Manuel Garcia, de Ran
chos, despu6s de algunos meses
ocupado en- los campos de Allin
son, Colo. regres6 a esta, su hogar,
el sabado.
Don Tobias Vigil y familia, de
Arroyo Seco, estuvi6ron en- la pla-
"a el sabado de transito para Llano
on donde fueron a participar de la
fiesta anual de ese lugar.
Nuestro buen amigo y suacrip.
tor, senor Jose A. Montoya, de
Valdez, acompanado de su esposa
tranzaron negocios en- la plaza y en-
nuestro despacho el microbes.
La respectable dana, dona NATL
de Trambley, de 6sta, SO halla ve-
reneando por una corta temporada
en- el rancho del Sr. Adam Marti-
nez en- Canon de Fernandez.
Antonio Joseph Jr., hijo del fl
nado Antonio Joseph, de OJo Ca
liente, Junto con ell Lie. Howerd,
de Santa Fe, tranzaron negocios en-
la plaza durante el lunes y martes
Dona Ursulita M. de Flores &
hiia Lorencita Flores, estuvi6ron
en- la plaza el lunes con negocios
de arreglar la cuenta de la enfer-
medad de su hiJo Tito con ell DR..
johnson.
Nuestro buen amigo y suscrlp
tor, don Jose Maria Mares, de Black
Lake, tranzo negocios en- la plaza
Y en- nuestro despacho ell lunes.
En- ese mismo dia regreso para su
hogar
Nuestros buenos amigos y sus
los Sres. Demetrlo Tru
jillo, Maximiano Sanchez y Bene {
ditto Lopez, todos ellos de Ranches
de Taos, tranzdron negocios en- la
plaza el martes.
Damos las gracias al Sr. Sais
Aguilar, de Costilla, por su i'm
portante remesa que nos hlzo des-
de Montrose, Colo. abonandonos
81 pago por seis amos q la suScrip.
ci6u de La Revista. {
Procedente de Denver, Colo. en- !
donde fueron a participar de una
pequena vacaci6n, deben regresar
hoy a esta las respetables Hnas.
William Ann y Angelica, profeso-
raa del convento de las hermanas
de Loreto.
Ell apreciable joven Veoceslao
Martinez, de esta, despues do una
de seis meses en- el yecino
condado de Mora, regreso a esta.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-22

Busquese eI proximo
nlimero. Sera impor-
tantisirno.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Interesting Discovery.

The Jerusalem correspondent of the
Daily Mail says: Recent excavations
on the summit of the Mount of Olives,
in the grounds of the Carmelite Con-
vent of the Pater Noster, have re-
vealed the remains of an extremely an
cient Christian church. The excava-
tions are being carried on by the
Greek Catholic Order of the White
Fathers of Jerusalem, and the remains
found they believe to be those of one
Of the first three Christian churches
built in the Holy Land by st. Helena,
mother Of the Emperor Constantine.
the others being the Church of the
Holy Sepulchre. The walls first dis
covered indicated a church measuring
some $50 feet from the western en-
trance to apse. The floor of the nave
Is still buried, but that of the tram
septs has been entirely exposed. It is
Of mosaic work, perfectly preserved.
In the sout htransept is baptismal
pool or trough, and the walls sho "
signs Of ancient paintings. The site o.
this ancient church may be taken IS
that fixed by the oldest tradition as to
where Christ taught His disciples "How
to pray"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Exciting Scenes.

When Mr.. O'Brieen and his support
ers returned to Cork from their meet
ing at Dungarvan there were some ex-
citing scenes at Glanmire Terminus
When the O'Brienites got outside the
station they Immediately came into
conflict with some Nationalists, and T.,
one Of the scrimmages that followed
the drum of the Quarry Lane band was
smashed, an opponent putting his foot
through it. 1t is stated that an at
tempt was made also to break the drum
Of the Blackpool band, but this was
prevented. The Nationalist crowd go!
separated from each other, and one
party was pursued down the lower road
when a man named Horgan was set
upon and badly beaten before support
ers of his could arrive. He was found
to be seriously injured. and was re.
moved to the infirmary.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Cholera in Roumania.

The Roumanian government an
nounces that, seeing that the spread
OF cholera in Hungary is an imminent
danger, 1t has taken the most strin-
gent measures of precaution. Only
hve points of entrance by passengers
and eight points via the Danube are
allowed. All passengers into the coun-
try will be submitted to five davs'
domiciliary supervision. The entrance
OF gangs Of workmen and Immigrants
is prohibited.
AS a result of the outbreak of chol-
era in the Mohacs district, the route bv
which the Emperor William will traye,
to the game preserves belonging tn
Archduke Frederick at Belize, where
ne arrives Friday, has been changed,
His majesty will not travel by wav of
Mohacs to the Castle Of Karopansca.
which Is situated in the preserves. but
will proceed by royal train by the loca,
line to Kiskeszi, when he will drive
to Karopansca Castle, where Arch.
duke Frederick and his family await
the royal guest.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
IRISH ENJOYS
Given an Enthusiastic Reception
New York City.

Carnegie hall was packed with m
enthusiastic audience of Irish-Ameri-
cans who assembled to greet the Irish
members of the British House of Com
mons who are touring the United
States in the cause of Home Rule. But
only John Redmond, Joseph Devlin and
Daniel Boyle were able to attend, :s
T. P. O'Connor is filling speaking
engagement in Toronto.
Acting Mayor Mitchell led the Irish
envoys to the platform and Morgan ].
O'Brien started the proceedings with
a short speech in which he declared
that the long cherished dream of Homa
Rule for Ireland was at last on the
eve Of accomplishment.
When John Redmond spoke 1t was
some time before he could make HIM
self heard as the audience stood up
and cheered wildly.
When the noise subsided and he was
warming up to his subject. flashligh:
was touched off by a photographer.
Immediately the house was in an up
roar but Redmond brought order and
a hearty laugh by remarking:
For my part I am accustomed to
being under fire, and only hope my
friend has caught me with charitable
AXnresaion IN NV facoO
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08

or planet to come down to live among
the Inhabitants of this, ignorant of
every language but music-that Ian
guage of the heart-what strains
would allure him like those of this
green island? In what region would
he be addressed with such eloquent
language, whether of gaiety or tender
ness of sorrow or of Joy, as in this
bright land Of song.
Alas for those who are insensible
to its beauty! 1t is among them that
the dull and ungenerous bigots will
be found who spread poison in the
land where they tread. Could music
penetrate their stony hearts, the melo-
dies of Ireland would make them
weep for the i'll they were the means
Of perpetrating on this unhappy ISL
and; and they would embrace that
ill-treated people with a generous af-
fection, anxious to make reparation
for past injuries.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Minister. Study for Priesthood.

Seven ministers OF the Protestant
Episcopal church recently have entered
the Overlook Seminary for the pur-
pose of studying to become Catholic
priests.
This was not generally known until
Rev. William McGarvey, former rector
Of st. Elizabeth's Protestant Episco-
pal church and one Of the most popu-
lar ministers in Philadelphia, left the
Overlook Seminary and went 10
Washington, where he will finish his
priesthood course at the Catholic Uni
versity of America. DR.. McGarvey has
been a student at Overlook for two
years.
Six OF the Episcopal ministers, ac-
cording to Mr.. McGarvey, who have
left their own church and are studying
at Overbrook are: Rev. William L..
Haywood and Charles Bowles, who for
merly were associated with DR.. Nc
Garvey at st. Elizabeth's; Rev. Edgar
M. Cowan, formerly curate at st
Marks; Rev. William Hinckell, one of
the most popular clergymen of Read
ing, and Rev. Edward Hawkes. and
James Bourne, who held responsible
charges in Philadelphia.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Pope Lauds Catholic Press.

Neither the faithful nor the clergy
says Plus x, make use Of the press as
they should. Sometimes people say
that the press is an innovation, and
that souls used to be saved without
newspapers in former times. They de-
not bear in mind that in former times
the poison Of the bad press was not
spread everywhere, and that, therefore
the antidote was not so necessary. In
vain will you build churches, give mis-
sions, found schools-all your works
will be destroyed, all your efforts fruit
less, If you are not able to WELD the
defensive and offensive weapon of a
loyal and sincere Catholic PRESS"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
to allow that he possessed brilliancy
of mind and character that were per-

to allow that he possessed brilliancy
of mind and character that were per-
ilously fascinating and englamoring
to ordinary unthinking and emotional
men intent on worldly success alone.
It is not too much to assert that with
his tongue and attainments, he could
singlehanded have hurt Christianity
in America in way that could only
be paralleled for its evil results, with
the work of the goddess encyclopedias
who preceded the age Of reason in
revolutionary France.
It was, indeed, serious and mo-
mentous crisis for Christianity, Cath
olic as we'll as non Catholic, and 1t
was the realization of impending dan
ger and catastrophe4that moved Faith
er Lambert to gird himself with his
invincible sword of controversy.
There was never at any moment any
doubt as to the issue in his duel with
Ingersoll. The controversy itself per-
formed the miracles of Christian
crusade. Many poor waverer read,
thought and was convinced. Nom
Catholic and anti-Catholic bodies uni
ted to acclaim the advent of real
Christian militant, the results Of
whose endeavor assumed in many re-
spects the proportions of Christian
revival throughout the country.
AS controversalist who combined
supreme clearness and the ability to
touch the heart Of the plain man, with
depth Of thought, chivalrous good
feeling and the highest skill in the
arts of the dialectician, Doctor Lam
bert was without peer or superior.
If one may be allowed to use an
expression of Shakespeare in such q
connection, the Doctor was pre-emi-
nent in the ability to "kill boldly but
not wrathfully,'' and through his most
strenuous expositions Of the falla-
cious and the unsound, there ran at
all times the chivalric spirit of the
generous foeman y no asked but to de-
fend the right and the right alone
For himself he asked no quarter
| His controversial works are models
of their kind and should not fail tc
commend themselves to scholastic
students in an age when the Catholic
church needs all her soldiers He has
been defined at hqme and abroad as
the "ablest cohtr6versalist in the
| Church." and not long ago a well
known prelate declared that "since
the days of Orestes Brownson, no one
had done so much for the Catholic
Church as Louis Lambert"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Her Bargain.

A man who was detained at the
house for part of the day handed
his wife, who was going downtown. a
quarter Of dollar and requested hee
to get him three cigars for it, says the
she handed him the package. remark
ing exultantly:
'"That shows women can beat men
all hollow when 1t comes to making
purchases. I found a place where ]
could get eight for q quarter instead
of three. Isn't that going some?"
And the poor man. as he took his
medicine. merely remarked:
1T certainly is. dearIe
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Is Your Name Here?

Susan is Hebrew, Lily.
Alma is Latin, the Kindly.
Guy is French, the Leader.
Margaret is Greek, a Pearl.
Job is Hebrew, the Mourner.
Rachel is Hebrew, the Lamb.
Paul is Latin, the Small One.
Edwin is Saxon, a Conqueror.
Lionel Latin, is a Little Lion.
Clara is Latin, the Bright One.
Hugh is Dutch, the Lofty Man.
Martin is Latin, the Martial One.
Gilbert is Saxon, Bright as God.
Jacob is Hebrew, the Supplanter.
Lucius is Latin, the Shining One.
Peter is of Latin origin, the Rock.
Eunice is Greek, the Fair Victory.
Leonard, German name, is Lionlike
Florence is Latin, the Blooming One
Ruth is Hebrew, and means beauty
Sophia is Greek, and means wisdom
Arabella is Latin, the Beautiful AL.
tar.
Sarah, Hebrew name, means Prin.
cess.
Rosamond is Saxon, the Rose O.
Peace.
Caesar, Latin name, means Hair,
Man.
Agatha is a Greek name, the Goot
One.
Isaac, Hebrew name, means Laugh.
ter.
Constantine is Latin, signifying thu
Resolute.
Catharine, Greek name, means tn.
Pure One.
Oliver is of Roman origin, an DIV,
Tree.
Lucy is the feminine of the I.ati,
Lucius.
Edith and Editha are Saxon, Happi
ness. ....
Douglas is Gaelic, signifying Darl
Gray.
Daniel is Hebrew, meaning God &
Judge.
James is of Hebrew origin, the Be
guiler.
Meredith is Celtic, the Roaring .
the Sea.
Esther is Hebrew word meanins
Secret.
Agnes is of German origin, tn,
Chaste One.
Matthew, a Jewish name, signifies /:
gift.
Roxanna is Persian name, the Daq
Dawn.
Harold, the Champion, is of saxo,
origin.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08
Death to "skin the Goat"

James Fftz-Harris, familiarly
known as "Skin the Goat,
who drove the cab containing the as
sassins of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Burke to the scene of the crime
In Phoenix park, May 5th. 1882, died
in the workhouse recently. Fitz-Har-
ris was released from prison in 1909
after serving 20 years for his share in
the tragedy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08

II want you to take care Of my
practice while I'm away"
"But, doctor, I have Just graduated.
Have had little experience"
"You don't need it with my fashion,
able patients. Find out what they
have been eating and stop it. Find out
where they've been summering ana
send 'em somewhere else"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-08

the grand parade in which not less
than 10000 persons took part. The
Lord Mayor, the High Sheriff and
many members of the Municipal Coun-
Gil attended in State wearing their
robes of office. The principal address
was delivered in Irish by DR.. Douglas
Hyde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-06
scs a >.

@us Green 8ap in @isconfin
fonlnlt Die gea6ri6t, ba5 8iidof
0unne bon Dallas, bort plotlid ge-
itprben iit. gr ipuroe tot in ieinem
8ett eefnnben, elm Ser5l6lag batte
ieinem 2eben elm Gnoe gentaht. @i-
i6pf 9unne mar i'm Sabre 1S4s
in 9ipperarp, Srelano, geboren, fan
aber idon inn naditen Sabre nit
ieinen @Itern nab Chicago. gr mur-
be am 90. Sum- 1871 in Baltimore
gum 8rieiter getpeibt. Sm Sabre
1893 tpuroe er 8iihof bon Dallas
= Sn Neu-8raunfels itarb Srau
Sophie Sroeli6 geb. lllridL @ottin
BON @ilbelm Sroelid, i'm alter boz
SO Sabren.
= Sn Der &onpention Ser Gountr-
ridter urlo gou1ttpfomnilldre in III
ditto saas tpuroen 9eidliiiie onge-
,lonlmen, ole fid fir cine before
gebanolrng Der mittelloien @abn+
iinnigen utto fir Die 8erpenbltng bon
Straflingen, Die fur5e 5traftermine
baben, beim StraBenbau ausiprehen.
ssn Ser @uiieolung @uihbale.
unqefabr bier 0ieilen BON Hodoafe
qeleaen, purbe Der 4aufnann ssotn
grodenbul6 in ieinem 2absn bon
einem Neger iiberfauen, 81; 9cben
oeihluaen uno beraubt. Ser Neeer
1T ertfloben.
9lls go. arei6enbaurL DER
sSubrmonn Der 2anoa See COMPANY
in gteu.grarnfels, neuli6 einen
9lod @is ourdidete, elitt Die Sage
aus uno i6nitt ibm oie Bulsaoer on
Ser linfen Sonb et1t5mei.
Ssn ser @uffolo 8opou bel
Soulton bat man Die 2eide bon Wol
80. 2ope aus ennis eefunoen. 9ie
2eide NOR idon 8ientli1e ineit in
germeIung iibergegangen. Mm'
| olaubt, ooB Der Wann eirem Ser
bre6en gum Opfer gefollen i'll.
Die 9(litiner Staotpcrtpal.
tuna utn cine Srbinona annebmer.
ourd, Die es einem Stubenten Der
ltnineriitGt ooer elmer onoercn 2eBr.
| anltalt perboten piro, in einen ga,
loon gu geben uno ulfobolboltiee Ge'
tr1nfe gu faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-06
Dos Wearineoepartelueut r

OdS Ufartne0eparfeltiel bai
fir Die BON abiatifern aenlahtcn Gr
erirne1lte, nobel marfierte ariegs.
idiffe nit 9omben in @eItaIt bel,
Srangen betporfen iperhen, 'lur ein
mitleioiges 2a6eln,. Tim iuirfiam
5t iein", iaete Momiral @aililpriert,
Der cine @utoritdt IN bieien ssoche
lit, oenn er lief init ieine1 Shiffell
1898 oireft an Die ipaniiden Sorlic,
ooboote an, urniiIien grploiipitoffe
auf einen seidIoiienen sjtouln be-
idranft iein. Cine @ontbe, lpeld. {
ben S6lot zines Sdiffes binull.er-
fant, tpiro ungebeuren Shaoen an-
ri6ten, aber Die gornbe, Die auf ods
offene 8eroef fdllt, miro lidj iloh al
len @inori6tungen 5eriplittern unn
unbebeutenoen S6oben nnrihtcn
0abei lit es ausgeihfofien, oaB mar
BON einen Meroplan aus Sic gombe
perfen fam, benn oie Sf,lg!naihlne
mub iib oa5u berrnterlaiien unh iif
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