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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-11
MISSOURI CAPITOL BURNED.
Building Struck by Lightning and De-
stroyed.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Feb. 5.-The
Missouri capitol building was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. The total loss,
including the structure and many rec
ords and State papers In the offices
OF the governor, secretary of State
and treasurer. Is estimated at $1,000
600, with no insurance.
Lightning which struck the cupola
of the dome shortly after o'clock
spread flames to the roof of the
house of representatives on the north
side Of the structure and in less than
half an hour 1t was apparent that the
building was doomed.
Because of the inadequacy Of the
water pressure the fire could not be
reached. and no aid could be given
for some time by the local fire COM
pany.
Gov. Hadley directed the fight
against, the flames. which, because Of
the age Of the building. rapidly gained
great headway. The penitentiary fire
department and the convicts worked
heroically. scaling walls and taking
dangerous chances Of their lives. The
local military company was called out
and formed a Gordon around the
building. drying spectators from
dangerous positions and removing
records from the different State de-
partments.
The records of the house of repre-
sentatives were destroyed while those
OF the senate were saved. In the State
treasurer's office more than $4,000
Is In the time vault, supposedly fire.
proof. anu may be saved when the de-
bris is cleared away. There was no
insurance.
At midnight part Of the Sedalia.
Mo, fire department which arrived
after a run Of Ga miles on a special
joined the local department in an
effort To save the records in the base
ment. the cement floor over which
are believed To be intact,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-11

There were only two cases heard
I'm the police court on Tuesday and
cases were against the same party.
Jim sharpe was tried for gambling
ana also on the charge Of vagrancy.
lie was found guilty on both counts
and given $40 or 20 days on each of
them.
Monday 1t was stated that Collie
Woods father had paid his fine This
was "A mistake. his father refused to
have anything TO do with him and Mr..
+. II. May. Jr., rather than see him
sent to the chaingang. paid the fine
out of sympathy for him.
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committee was on the right track and
the house appreciated the careful and
d!liSent work of the committee, and
passed the bill without the change of
single item, as reported.
The State levy for the coming year
will be S-4 mills, which is the same
as 1t has been for the year 1910, and
without an increase OF the levy sub
stantlal measures have been made in
the BILL although there is q latitude of
$4,000, which last year came out the
general fund, that will this year come
out OF the dispensary money and in
this way the expectation is to provide
for the new work in connection with
the State Hospital for the Insane,
without disturbing the annual levy.
There has been a marked and ap-
preciable disposition to check the
new county movement. The members
of the Assembly are passing measures
that will further restrict the for
nation OF new counties. The consti-
tutional provisions were regarded as
strict, but the members have found
other methods of tightening the con-
ditions preliminary TO the elections
The date for the election Of the new
Associate Justice has not yet been
fixed. but the understanding Is that
II will be on Wednesday. No one en-
poets an election on the first ballot,
and there is all sorts Of speculation as
to how things will adjust themselves
in the final voting.
The house has indicated that it will
work with view of adjourning at noon
Wednesday. the 18th inst. The Senate
suggested the 10th but the House
amended by fixing the 18th, and this
will. in all probability, be the last day
Of the present session. although there
Is really no reason, with the work as
far advanced as 1t is. why the men,
bers cannot spend next Sunday with
their families and not return to Co.
lumbia.
Generally. the movements Of the
appropriation bill are the index OF
when an adjournment will be had.
and this bill is now in the hands Of
the Senate with ample time for it's
passage and careful study by the end
Of the present week.
There will be no interfernc with
the life trustees of Clemson College.
There has been an unusual demand
for the establishment and extension
OF the rural police system for the va
rious counties.
There has been no change in the
privilege tax system, and it's distri-
button.
A compromise bill has been sug-
gested by Mr.. Rembert, relative to
electric headlights. This bill, 1t is un-
derstood, has the approval of the
Brotherhood.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST EAGLES
CLUB.
Injunction Issued by Judge DeVore
Temporary Only.-Case to BE Heard
Saturday.

From the Daily Item, Feb. z.
Today at noon temporary iniunc-
tion was issued against the Eagles
club, restraining them from receiving,
storing or disposing of alcoholic
liquors in any way, shape or from,
and. as a result the club will be clos
ed for the balance Of the week pend
ing the hearing Of the case before
Judge DeVore on Saturday, when the
club will have to show cause why the
temporary injunction shall not be
made permanent.
The injunction was issued after the
case against j. Fred Wise, manager Of
the club, for selling liquors had been
dropped, and was unexpected on the
part Of the club members-at least at
the present time. The injunction re-
quires that the club rooms be closed
for the remainder of the week. un-
til the hearing Is held, and is issued
against the Bank of Sumter, which
owns the building. as we'll as against
the club and all Of it's members.
Mr.. C. II. Dorm, the manager Of the
club, when asked what the club ex-
pected to do, said that he had moth
ing to say for publication except that
the club would fight the issuance of
the permanent injunction. He said
that the club had not yet put the mat
ter in the hands Of a lawyer but
would do SO at once.
1t is understood that the recent
case aaginst j. Fred Wise, who has
up to recently been manager of the
club, for selling liquor was not push
ed because Of the fact that it had
been decided that it was better to is
sue the injunction and not let the
former case come to trial.
1T Is impossible to say what will bc
done until the case is heard Saturday
when the now temporary Injunction
will either be dissolved or will he
made permanent.
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THE WORLD GROWING BETTER,
SO SAYS OPTIMISTIC CHAMP
CLARK, WHO SEES n BETTER
FUTURE AHEAD.
Thinks Flying Machine Will Make
Grim-visagcd Monitcr Hide His
Wrinkled FrOwn For All Time.

Springfield. Feb. 5.-Declaring that
he is an optimist and that he believes
the world is growing better, Repre-
sentative Champ Clark Of Missouri
speaker-elect Of the next house OF
representatives at Washington, de-
livered message of hope and cour-
age" in an address today before the
Young Mems Christian association
here. If the world were not grow
ing better, Mr.. Clark said, then the
school system, about which Amer
ica boasts and which costs so much
was an ignominious failure and all
religion was failure and he did not
believe either to be true.
Mr.. Clark said that when he went
to Missouri 35 years ago, the average
number Of homicides in Pike county
was between four and five a year and
now they average less than one. That
he believed. was measurably true of
every other county in the country.
up to 10 or Is years ago a prize
fight could be pulled off in any State
with absolute impunity. Now there
is not single State in which it is
not a penitentiary offense. Up to
comparatively recent years a duel
could be fought in any State without
any fear of serious consequences
Now there is no State in which it is
not felony"
In conclusion Mr.. Clark said:
Thanks be to Almighty God. wars
are becoming rarer and rarer. One
thing which the flying machine will
accomplish will be to put an end for
ever and forever to all wars. Lot
teries have been stopped. Institu-
tions for preservation Of morals, re-
lief for human sufferings, for per-
petuation of our institutions are
springing up on every hand. The
idea of reformation Of criminals rather
than their punishment is taking I,
deep hold on the minds Of men.
There is more money today devoted to
charity per capita than ever before
Controversial religion has passed and
practical religion Is at hand. The
masses Of the people are waking UP
to the fact that politics should be
purified, demanding primary elections
senatorial elections by popular vote
and other important reforms.
"Of course, We have not attained
the millennium. This mighty republic
Is built not for day but for all
time. destined under God to be the
dominating influence throughout the
world in all the centuries yet to be-
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TRAGEDY IN GREENVILLE COIN
TY.
Robert McAbec Dead, Lee Holland
Perhaps Fatally Wounded.

Greenville, Feb. 4.--In a pitched
oattie tonight, on public highway,
between a posse, headed by Lee Hol-
Iand lntendant Of the village Of Maui
din, six miles below Greenville. and
Robert McAbee and his son, Will. Of
Enoree, Spartanburg County, Robert
McAbee was shot dead and Lee dol
land probably fatally wounded.
According to the account of the
killing told by Sheriff ]. Perry Poole,
of this county, McAbee and his son
ieIt Enoree Saturday morning to
spend the night with Thomas Fowler
who lives near Mauldin. About a
mile above the village the two met a
white man in the road, one Thomp-
son, and fired five times at him, none
of the shots taking effect. The Incl
dent passed and father and son drove
into Mauldin. In passing through the
village McAbee fired a pistol ball
through both walls of a store con-
Quoted by Lee Holland and fled up
the road with his son. Holland or
ganized a posse and started out to
arrest McAbee and his son.
1t seems that in fleeing McAhee and
his son took the wrong road and at
tempted to retrace their steps. 1t
was while they were going back that
they were met by Holland and the
posse. Immediately Robert McAbee
drew his revolver and opened fire on
the posse, one shot passing through
Hollands right breast. No sooner
had McAbee fired than members Of
the posse returned fire. The older
McAbee fell to the ground, his BODY
pierced by one pistol ball and his head
by three. He expired about an hour
later, in the road.
Despite the fact that he was shot
through the breast, Holland placed the
younger McAbee under arrest and
conducted him back to Mauldin
where he held him until Sheriff Poole
arrived, about II o'clock.
The sheriff brought young McAbee
back to Greenville, and he now rests
in the county Jail. The older McAbet
lies, corpse, in the public highway
this side of the village Of Mauldin.
awaiting the coroner's inquest.
From all accounts McAbee was a
bad character. 1t is stated that he
left his home, near Enoree, with a
half gallon Of whiskey and a pistol
in his buggy. He has a brother serv-
ing in the State Penitentiary now for
killing a man by the name Of Fowler.
near the scene Of this killing, some
years ago. 1t is said that McAbee.
was going after a child Of the brother
who is in the Penitentiary, at the
time he ran amuck tonight.
Holland Is the first mayor of the
town Of Mauldin, which was incor-
porated only a few months ago. He
is substantial citizen, a planter and
a merchant Of prominence in his Sec
tion, and Is we'll known in GreenVille.
He Is prominently connected and is
son Of the first supervisor Of Green
vile county.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-11

Mr.. -. JAS Winn left at this Office
on Tuesday a spray of fully open
peach blossoms which came from an
Elberta tree on his place on West
Calhoun street. This is remarkably
early for peach blooms and it is
scarcely possible for the blooms to
escape destruction by frost. If other
fruit trees are as forward the outlook
for fruit this year is not good.
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REVIEW or legislature.
NOW ON THE HONIE-sTRETCH.--
EXPECTED TO ADJOURN FEB
RUARY Is.

Present Session One OF Most Har-
monious In Many Years Work
Disposed OF with Dispatch and
Without bitterness, Dlsscnslon or
Unnecessary Delay - Few Impor-
tant Matters Considered, but Hun
drcds OF Bills Prcsented-Partiai
Review OF session.
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lime to List Your Property

NOW the time to list farm property for during the
% a property 10 be sold TO advantage has be inspected
properly advertised 1t takes
therefore, you have property which you offer for sale
this fall, list it ~ " ~ '0
MY sales the past to over S2ooooo This
means have been able sell property Others If vour nrces
are right sell yours Write for description blank and sng
contract > "'N ''''"6
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Ser Baum i'm @Olfsaberelanben.

Mit Dem @auinfultus Der Mlten
bangen ptellei6t Die sablreihen
polfstiimliden &ellbrGude 5ulam-
men, BET oenen Sblt- ODER audi Ae-
ge uno @alobaume cine &one ipie-
len. Nad Or. 6orrer ioaen bereits
Die alien ggppter 9Gllme auf oie
8rdber gepflan5t baben, harnit Die
Seele oeS peritorbellen i'm Sdotten
oes gallmes mobnen fonnc. Die So
gen Ser grieden mie all6 anoerer
&olfer meloen, oaB Menifen in
gounle perpanoelt mlroen. Die
Saume batten alio ald) cine Seele.
@ielfad glaubte man loqar, man
tonne Die &ranfbeiten Der Menihen
auf 8aume iibertraeen ooer aronf.
beiten in 8allme bannen. Wol
bobrte ben Baum, 3. g. cine Glide,
att, Itefte einen 3ettel, auf meld)em
Der Name Der aranfbeit Itono, ms
go6rlo6 uno peribloB es nit Ell
mem Yflod. @er i'm beraussog,
anf ben iibertrug iib Die aranfbeit.
Solde Notwithstanding font
men nod belete IN ser Morf Dor, 3.
9. bel @eroer a. 8. $. nno BEL See
liel Sn 1nan6en @egenoen Itedt
man in abnlide 9obrlo6er Men-
idenboore. Man mablt babel l6nea-
mddIen0e 8aumiorten, 4. g. Hop=
peln. @dhit Ser Baum, 10 lpadit
nod benz Golfsglau6en aud5 oo3
9aor Der aberdeen, Ser bon oieiem
)5ofuspofus sic Soroerunq oeS
Saortpuds ertpartet. Sn ser llder-
mart, i'm &reiie Semplin (@raniee)
uliu. NOR es friiber oub iiblid.
franfe Weniden our6 einen Spolt
i'm Stamm zines @olmes 81 sieben.
nm Die &ronfbeit at beilen. @ie
Erof. gortels fiir3li6 i'm 0@erein
fitr 8olfsfltnoe" mitteilte, lpaltet
man in @infel I'M Nbeinlanoe iunqe
SbItbaume ltnb 5iebt fronfe ainber
ourd Den Spnlt, ser binterbef
pieoer geidloiien nno perblnoen
miro. Sonit bilft oie 8ro5eonr nift;
ia, Der &ronfe itirbt, menn ser
gaum eingebt. Man bat pielfah SIT
erforIden periu6t, bon lpeldeu @or-
ltelungen iiber Die &eilmtrfitng sic
mtsiibenoen SeiIfiinltler babel geIei-
tet peroen, miiB inbcIien mol 6eriif-
lid}tigerL ooB 9enfen II. ~lteberleeen
ni6t Die it1rfite Scite oerer it, oie
oergleihen 9rGuhe betreiben. Sell,
mtrteno fam ein 9olum Ii oonn
iein, lpentl er in groBer 3abI oI3
@alo auftritt; ober ielbit oie'er
bereftigte @coonfe i1eint bon unle-
rem mooernen @olobermiiitern oIs
9plfsaberglaube anaeieben gu iper-,
sen. =
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@idtise Mmsfnnft fir 9erionem, bie
iibcr's arufe Mai1cr lupllcn.

Sbglei1 Die &%eiielatipn a1tf oen
transatlantiiden 9ampfern erit ill
Mai beginnt, mirft iie ilt oieieln
Sabre bereits ibre S6otten porous.
oenn 5ablrethe anfraeeu ~lallfen
td9lid bei BEN 0aunpferlinien cit
oie @nttuorten betreffeno, Die lei
Ser 2oiung zines galiaee-8iqets
in Ben 9ureaur Ser t%ronsatlanti.
i6en Dampfer : @eielidoften ooer
in ben @senturen st aeben iillo.
8or laneerer 3eit eing ourb bie
3eitungen ste Mitteilung, oaB bia
BON Seem gorf a%breilenoen 8aiie<
giere bel Der 2olul1g ibres @inets
gepiiie BON Dem @eieb norgeidrie-
benen Sragen gu beantmorten ba-
ben, unb biele Coupons, sic iebenl
8iaet beigefiiet iiilb, Dor Ser Mb.
fabrt zines ieoen 0olnpfers Ser
neutrality-suspicious. e%ihgebdnbiat
peroen miiBten, lno baB oie Gin
panoerungsbeboroe sic Mbfabrt Beg
ienigen 8aiiagiers perbinoern mer-
oe, Ser bie porgeidriebenen sSragct
nidt ausfibrlid beantporte. 0iele
Mitteilung ideint ultter Dem Hubli-
fun 81 8elorgnifien iiber ote 9eont-
tportung Ser Sragen eefiibrt boben.
0ieie @eiorgnts lit abiolut unbe-
eriinoet, 90 oie Sragen, bic barnl=
Ioier @rt iinb, nur fir itatiitiide
3mede eelteIlt peroen lrnb fir ie-
ben lei6t gu beantiporteH iino. Sic
81 beanttportenoen Sraeen lautelt
pie foIgt: Sumilienname, Saufno-
ME, Sitter, @eidlebt 2ano, oei-
Ten 9iirger ODER llntertan Die betref-
fenbe 8erion it, &aiie, 2ono in
melhem Die betreffenoe Nerion Dor
ibrer Neiie nod SEN Ser. 5taaten
geIebt bat, 3eitpnnft Ser Mnfunft
in ben Ser. Staaten, mo- 5ulekt III
BEN Ser. Staaten eemobnt, 2ano
no Die betreffen6e 9erion 5u bleiben
geoenft, uno ste 8eidGftigung.
@enn bic Berion, Sic Elm 9iIet
loft, 8iirger Ser Ser. Staaten lit,
10 geniigt Die Mngabe oieier Satia=
I.de, iotpie Die @ngabe BEG differs uno
@ei6Ie6tes. Nahoem bieie Mnfrc=
gen beanttportet iinb, miro Der Colt
pom, Ser Dem 8iGet beisefiigt lit,
uno m Die 9an1pfer : @eie1ihaften
bon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ae=
~Iiefert miro, BON Dem giIet geIolt,
uno oie liebe Seele bat Stub uno borf
getrolt ibrer Mbfabrt entgeeenieben.
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gang ibpod uno tonlos, 10 iebi
froB ibr Der Sammer am Ser5elt.
@ieOer faBte er uad ibrer @ano
nno oriidte iie beftig. SD ipuBte,
ooB Sic Elm @rrgel iino!" iagte Ell
nit mabreln @efiibl. limo mir BET
De meroen felt 5ulamme1Iteben uno
es nidt 5nla1ien oaB i%ernano iie
franft ooer perleumbet."
uSut man bas?" iraete iie be-
flommel1. HSS9 oo6te, Dos maren
nur meine 5reunoiunen bier, uno
oenen babe i'd idon meine Meinung
geiagt.
ugrapo! @ber sic 9elnoer @ans-
tben ioaen uns nenieer fiimmcrn.
ga limo oud nod onbere. !.
ggol, 5raulein 9iia! @ir griinoen
eth Shub= Nuno Grub6iinonis =
mir beioe allein! lllo barulf itoBall
mir an uno trinfen oos gon5a
@las leer."
Stt 2iIos Gbampaenerfel6 l1li-
6en 1lb 1ftter Den perlenoen Me1l'
5mei Idtpere, fibre Srdnen. Die
trout tie mit-berltnter. = Niemomo
bate lie ia geieben!
Ser 8rdiiOent mar in 6elten 3u+
&c, ii6 Dor ben augen bon galla
Delno in Gellp gu nerlieren. @eut
abenb fragte CT feinen 0ellt oanad,.
Mo6ten iie fliiitenl reoen, flat-
lden, Ell lieB iih bnr6 Den @eoan=
fen feline Sefunoe triiben. @enn
Ser Wojor ben 9raiioenten beu.e
abetlo in naber perlpanotid)aftlider
8eleu6tung iab, NOR er ni6t i'm
lltredt uno leine &ombinationen
tnlr natiirli6.
u9roiit, 0eap,4 iagte er, ibr iein
@las binbalteno. uRa2 Gs ldBt iid)
in Gelna gang gut leben, loft il
meinen."
Sic ladte mo tranf ibm gu. ySa
aeilrer @eieaidaft, Srib, iiberoG."
Soriietula Iofot.)
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NlIerlei.

Wie aus Wilnnufee gemel0et
mir6, bat Der aud bier in Son
Mntonio tpolbefannte Sranf Mennra.
Qebrer am aioo-aep &onierpalo-
rum in Sberman, BON ben Hreis-
rihtern beg groBen GGngerfeltes oes
decentralization S1ngerhsnoes.
eineu Hrers fir feline 'aompoiition
bes yWedruf an Die Deutlhen" er.
bnIten. MuBer ibm ipiir6e &nrI Sol,
der aus Stem gorf preisgefront
uno 3tpar fir cine 8olfsIieo-&o m-
petition, MIs Ereisrihter f~llngierten
Mrtbur gInfen aug Netp Oorf, gmiI
Nouenbmler aus Bolton uilo Mrtbur
Weioig nus Gbieago. Dos Sdnger-
felt fin6et Gnoe SUM- in Milmmfee
ftatt. 9err Nennro lit aIs &ompo-
NIT bereits uolbefmnt.
Muf NefebI beg @riegsoepar-
teasents iino bier Shmaoronen aas
pnaerie nod benz Mio @ranoe abac.
ga1gen, Inn bic @ren5e ab5ultreifen
un6 nuf S~nnebaftung Der Neutrali-
t~1tsgeiese au adten.
Mapor galloebon miro oarmIf
befteben, ooB BEL Der Wabl am A..
Jebruar 5tuei @abIaettel in Ge-
braud fommen. giner fir, Der, on.
oere aegen ben neuen 6refbrief.
Col. Mooiepelt lit BON ser
8nnbelsfammer eingelaoen fporoeu.
i'm M6rs aaf ieiner 9oiir nod Ut
Ionto, 60, aud Gan @ntonio 5u be-
fu9en.
Ser, 8. Sebrnar 1T als Der
.Gron5oiat 9ns@ BET gAftiddffahrt
beitimmt tpsr6en, auf Mnnfd Ser
fronsoIilhen 1oIoTie Der Std0t.
aIfre6 Conner fft1t an Der optic
eines 2omites, peidjts an benz Ga
&c bic Sortneurs ntddef fDir0.
SIN gouptD,g onrfbaas beoient
man fid iest aud tDieoer Der Jog.
.nIten" Telephone - S%nitrnmenta
Der Giiom. geIcpbon nno 5elegrd-
pbet 60. - Die oorous fir Tango
3eit berbmnt tDnren.
Die @iftpe bon gbriitian So-
geIftein Bat eine afage ongeItrengt,
INN beridieoere Geuer : 9erfihe-
rlrngsgeiellihnften gu 5fptnge,i. 6ie
Deriiderurgs : Suninlen fir 6as ah-
9ebrannte @obnbous, in Incident
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3merselepbanten in Mfrifa.

8on elmer intereiianten 5oologi.
fden embedding meiB ein eneIiidcr
Sffi5ier gu berihten, Ser in llgan-
oa i'm 9ienite itebt. Sci ieinen
Sagb5ugen itieB er arf einen 9rupp
glepbanfen, Der iih ponig BON ser
bisber befannten Nrt Der afrifani.
ihen~ @lepbanten unteridieo. gs lit
ma6riheinlid, baB oieie neue
Sierart in groBerer Menge norban-
ben TT, aber bisber iab man MIR
oieien einen Srlpp, oeiien @ei0e-
gebiet in ben 8irunpa-8 Bergen IN
elmer Sobe BON etpa $500 Metern
liegt. Der Sritpp beltano aus Ell
pa 80 biz 40 Sieren. 8as iofort
Die Mufmerfiamfeit bes 9eobobters
erregte, maren Die aufiailig fleinell
9imeniionen Der StpB51bne. Geines
Der Siere bate Stob5Gbnc, Sic
iiber elm @epiht BON etma 20 8funo
binausgineen. Ger Offi5ier ifob
einen oieier glepbanten, elm poll
fommen ausgemadienes Sier; Die
unteriudung ergab, ooB Die 3dbne
rift gang 16 Bfuno pogen. Merf-
puroig flein iinb aud Die S6ren.
Die 5iBe uno por Maem Der &opf.
Ser gaft5e &orper CREDIT cine so,
be bon brei Metern, lit alio nur
tpenig fleiner ols Der oes geipobn-
liden afrifanii6en elepbonten. Die
3mergbaftigfeit beidronft iid) 10.
nit auf gewiiie Bartien oes aor-
pers. Der @umpf lit etmas fir
ger nno iuerliger georungen ols bel
ben onoern G%lepbanten. 3ipeifelos
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art, Die ben 3oologen bisber unbe.
fannt geblieben NOR.
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pergiftung ni6ts beiieres. 8erinht
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