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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
ORGANIZED AT CHARLOTTE.
"Bnck Home Movement" Takes Debate
Shape.

Charlotte, N c.. September 12.-
The back home movement" took de-
mite shape here to-day at a meeting
wherein railroad officials. newspaper
men and secretaries of commercial
bodies from all sections of the state
participated. Organization was per-
fected under the name of The North
Carolina Home Makers Association, -
and the following officers were elect
ed:
President, United States Senator Ine
s. overman. of North Carolina; First
V!ce-President, w. c. Dowd, Charlotte
News; Second Vice President, II. 3.
Warner. Lexington Dispatch: Third
Vice-President. q. p. Smith. Fayetce-
Vile. Executive commirtee-Dr. l. n.
Faison. Charlotte; Fred A. Olds.
Raleigh, and James H. Game. Ashe-
willie Citizen.
board of governors. two mem
bers from each congressional district,
was also appointed.
A secretar y- manager will be named
at later meeting of the executive
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
AGREE ON TERMS
OF FRENCH REPLY
Cabinet Ministers Approve An
swer to Germany Prepared by
De SLEEVES.

Paris. September IA momentous
meeting OF the Cabinet was held this
afternoon to consider Frances reply
to Germany's counter proposals in the
Moroccan negotiations. The meeting
lasted three hours. The terms and
rough draft OF the document were laid
before the ministers by Foreign Min.
lister De SLEEVES. and were scrutinized
from every aspect.
Although the ministers formally re-
fuse to satisfy public curiosity by
making any statement as to what
passed at the historic council It Is
understood that the Cabinet accorded
its fullest approval to the reply pre-
pared by n. Le SLEEVES, which is no
less explicit than that submitted by
Germany 1t sets forth In the ciearest
possible manner Frances position with
regard to the question of principle
raised by Germany and says:
Attention as to the necessity OF
maintaining commercial equality for
oil, and of assurance to France of
an absolutely free hand. politically In
Morocco"
The foreign min ster will proceed
to Rambouillet tomorrow to submit
the decision of the Cabinet to Pres
ident Falleras He Will then have
drawn up the definite text of the re-
ply. which will be dispatched from
Paris without delay. and will be In
the possession of tn. German govern
ment by the end of the week
Germany Awaits Answer.
Berlin. September 12.-No further de.
veiopments in the Moroccan AFFAIR are
expected here pending the receipt OF
Frances reply to tine German note
The French ambassador. III. Cambon, is
In Dresden with his family. awaiting
the next move by his government.
Although the public anxieties re-
gaTding the differences between France
and Germany have been largely al
layed. stocks opened somewhat weaker
on the Bourse to-day. owing to the
unsatisfactory course Of the New York
and Paris markets yesterday.
~ report printed IN the foreign press
a araWn great sums of money from
Berlin is authoritatively denied and
II is asserted that the withdrawal OF
French credit from German houses has
been much exaggerated in the reports
Whatever Withdrawals were made were
SO slight, 1t is declared. that they
played no part In the recent stock
market panic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13

tomorrow.
1t has been shown that chloroform,
and not drowning. caused the young
womans death She had been absent
Tor week, yet her body when found
had been in the lake but short time,
and 1t is stated the bruises found ON
the body are easily accounted for.
Coroner William r. Kirk has an
nounced that he will reopen the entire
case. exhume the remains of Miss
Hawkins. summon second jury, and
give the case an exhaustive and COM
plete inquiry.
Rewards are offered by the city and
county, and Governor Kitchin has
been asked to offer an additional re-
ward on behalf of the State, with
which to employ skilled detectives
Feeling ut High Pitch.
Raleigh. N. c.. September IA
telegram has been received from Hem
Jacksonville. to the effect that feeling
is at high pitch against the one who
murdered Miss Myrtle Hawkins. and
asking the Governor to offer a liberal
reward for his capture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
couNTERFE1TERs AT wonre.
dangerous Gang Believed to lie Busy
on Pacific COnst.

dangerous Gang Believed to lie Busy
on Pacific Coast.
Washington, September 1.-THE Sc
cret service believes that dangerous
gang of national bank note counter
letters. which has been lying low for a
year. again is operating on the Pacific
coast 4 counterfeit ten-dollar nota
on the Pasadena (Cal) National Bank,
brought to secret service headquar-
tiers to-day, was declared to be the
work of the same gang which last Sep
TENDER counterfeited notes on national
banks in Los Angeles and Ell Centre,
Cal: Portland. Ore. and Williamsport
Pa
The activity of THE secret service
men year ago stopped the operation
of the counterfeiters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
DRINKS POISON
TO END HIS LIFE


Lynchburg Va. September 12-Roy
"insheld. aged about twenty-e igh,
years and unmarried. u timer by
trade. attempted suicide this mornine
about o'clock By drinking carboltc
acid He died this afternoon.
II the, cause of the mans act was
mt III health.N than the cause is not
known A note was found IN one OF
the pockets Of his clothing, which in
dicated his purpose when he went to
the park. AS this was addressed to hi.
mother. the contents were not made
public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Police Court Cnses.

The case against Lawyer Hayes,
Jack Jackson and Dudley Payne, col
ored. charged with feloniously assault
ing John Frayser with, n rock, was
continued in Police Court yesterday
morning to September 10.
William Haston. colored, was
charged with using a sho, el on this
head of Edward Bishop. and ne will
appear before the grand Jury.
Lottie Duncan and Robert BLACKWELL
colored, charged with ehooting at Levi
Rose, were dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Repnrts Robbery.

]. W. klaus, of 22i0 Park Avenue.
reported to the police last night that
h he haI iodw.s soid Watch vslnsd dsi''e :
SIS, and q savings bank. containing $40
or $40 and bunch of keys. The rob-
berry was Said to have occurred some
time on Sunday, but the manner in
which II was committed was not known
10 Mr. Kfnus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
WEATHER FAVORABLE.
Report on Condition in National Week
ly bulletin.


~ bulletin.
Washington. September 12.-General
ly favorable weather prevailed in the
cotton growing States east of the Mis-.
sissippi during the week just ended
according to the national weekly bull
letin. issued to-day by the Weather
Bureau West of the Mississippi the
weather was not so favorable.
The bulletin summary says:
'Ln the cotton growing States
warmth and sunshine were beneficial
and the rainfall, though generally be-
low the normal, was sufficient for pres
ent needs over most OF the region to
the eastward of the Mississippi River.
but In large portions OF Texas there
was no rain, and only light showers
occurred in portions of Arkansas and
Louisiana"
Conditions by States follow:
Notwithstanding decreased
from normal In southwest to only
trace in southeast Temperatures near
90 degrees. showers in mountains
sixth and seventh. Much sunshine in
East.
North Carolina--Warm Scattered
showers Few heavy local raius. Tenn
peratures above normal Ample sun
shine. Conditions favorable
South acknowledgements above
normal. precipitations eighty below
normal in northeast. much above In
remainder. Sunshine about normal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
HURT WATCHING GANG FIGHT
New York Militia omcer Nay BE Fa-
tally Injured,

New York, September l2-Captain
Edward Flack. a well known New
York officer OF the State militia, was
rushed to hospital here early to-
day with q fractured skull, received
while he was watching gang fight at
Harlem street corner. His INJURIES
are likely to result fatally.
According to witnesses, Flack was
standing little too near the partici-
pants in the row and received blow
which was intended for one of the
combatents. The lighters all escaped
in the confusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Sunday School rirnres

The first meeting of the Methodist
Sunday School Association held since
June shows an attendance Of 1,401
members from five schools. The meet
Ing was held in the Broad street Meth
dist Church. and was of more than
usual interest
Following is list of members
Broad Street, 1870; ST. James, 175:
Denny Street, 222; Union Station, car
Highland Park, 22S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
STEAMER is TOTAL LOSS
Passengers and Crew of Pacific Liner
Ramona RencueI

Seattle, Wash, September 1.-THE
wooden steamship Ramona. of the Pa
ciic Coast Steamship Company, bound
from Skagway for Seattle, with pas
sengers and freight. went ashore on
one of the Spanish Islands opposite
Cape Decision, Alaska, at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning and is a total loss.
The passengers and crew were ia
Ken off by the steamship Northw est :
ern and are on the way to Seattle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
SMnlInMs pni.nn

Susie Fox. colored girl living on
Baker Street, attempted TO commit
suicide yesterday morning by swallow
ing dose of tincture of iron, II was
said that she was led to the deed be-
cause She had been dr!yen away from
her nome. The city ambulance was
calied and she was treated by DR..
Hulcher and was taken to the civ
Hospital. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy, Matinee and Nisht-Apoliy
Of the Circus"
Bijou-''SchooI Days."
Polly Comes Back.

In Polly OF the Circus" >Frederic
Thompson has surpassed himself In his
efforts to give novel invest!ture to the
stage story OF child circus rider who
meets with an accident. meets and
falls In love with a minister, marries
him and lives happy ever after. Miss
Ida St Leon. the youngest leading wo-
man on the stage to-day. has the title
part In Frederic Thompson's Polly OF
the Circus" which Will be seen at the
Academy to-day. matinee and night
This play was the attraction at the
Liberty Theatre. New York. for one
solid year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Conditions by States follow:
DisJocnte. Hin.

C. C. Dnrden. OF 1911 Venable Street.
fell from street car at Eighteenth
and Main Streets last night and dis
located his right hip. He was treated
by DR.. Crowger, OF tho City Hospital.
and was then taken to.-.the Virginia
Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Finger Grn,,nd nG.

Lewis Davis, of 1902 Brook Avenue.
caught ms niger IN some me, maehinery
1888 East Franklin Street, yesterday
afternoon and it was ground off. He
was attended by DIR. Hulcher. OF the
city ambulance, and was then taken
home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
France Holds German Balloonists.

= NeTuuh, Department OF Meuse
france, September IA balloon
CARRYING three Germans crossed the
frontier and came down to-day in the
village of Rouvres. The balloonists
We're detained and the French military
authorities notified
1t appears that the strangers as
cended at Frankfort on the Main for
a purely pleasure trip. but the discov-
graphs in their possession led the local
authorities to hold them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Judgc wnddn1 netnrns.

Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, has re-
turned to the city, after spending the
summer at the Greenbrier White Sui
Dhur SprinRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
New Members ELECTED.

The regular monthly meeting of the
surgery was held last night I'M the
assembly room of the Travellers Pro-
tectlve Association building. An in
Teresting paper was read by DR.. A. G.
Brown. Drs. Wingheld and Broaders
were elected to membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
Marriage Licerae.

y marriage license was issued yes
terdny in the Hastings Court TO Bob
n. Chapman and Bertha NJ. Bowden
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13
s M0 } Tl!:!! ]:
1=nl.IT

1t is the duty of every expectant
mother to prepare her system for the
coming of her little one; to avoid as
far as possible the suffering of such
occasions, and endeavor to pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength unimpaired. This she
may do through the use of Mothers
Friend, a remedy that has been so
long in use, and accomplished so
much good, that it is in no sense an
experiment, but preparation which
always produces the best results. 1t
is for exernal application and SO pen
etrating in its nature as to thoroughly
lubricate every muscle, nerve and ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. 1t aids nature by ex-
panding the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, and perfectly
prepares the system for natural and
safe motherhood. Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou
sands of mothers, and its use will
prove comfort and benefit to any
woman in need of such a remedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-13


Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book foe
expectant moth
ers, which con-
tains much value
BRADE1ELD REGU
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20
5ruf s8urpue abqepiefeu

Z ru t 8urone abgepiefen.
gbicagp. 19. SUM. - Mit ben
feds tur5en Morten: Der 4ntraq auf
Bisoeraufnabme iii abqepiefeu", Fe-s
tigte Der Ser. ct. 0tftrttts9Ridter
Carpenter ben gntrag Der 4npdlts
bon ). Sgoen Qrmour unb neuu ans
beren gbicaeosr 5IsiTd.gadern a6,
bebingebeno, bic gegen iie srbpbenen
4ntlasen Degen llebertrstung Der
5ruitgeieBe abermaIs auf ben Gins
Daub Der un3uIdngIihteit su priifen,
refp. bic QntIaeen nteber3uThlaqen.
Der Ridter IieB fih auf teine grldutss
rungen uub 8sgriinourgsu Elm uno Der
gro5eB piro pabriheirIt6 I'M Sts
tcber Beginner.
Dor g drsd geforben.
gbsFer, g. G., 19. SUM-. - Die
uhtSig Sabre olts srau Gli5a atttns
for fisI toot bin, ais iis bic Rd6riht
ton bem 10 Winuten porber erfoIgteu
pIDblihsH ablebeu tbrss 9otten srs
belt.
Strabeubabu Il unfaII.
Buffalo, q. o., 10. SUM-. --
sSr elmer pantf. fpelhs bur9 bds 4uf.
flddsrn aus Der Battsrte eines slets
triften gabn Dasgons naa 9onas
tpanba entftonb, tpurbe cine 9erfnn
t6btlih unb stp6lF iftper perlest. aht
Der aeBteren ftnb DeIeguten gu Der bier
tagsnben aonnentipn Der Wenbern
Mupbmen. gilIidm gropn aus 6afI,
9enu., erIitt sinsu S6Goelbruf unb
pirb T6nerIit NIT Dem 2ebsn baoons
tommen. Oils bic 5Iammen aus Der
9dtterie iiG) unter benz maaen nerbreis
teten, itiirstsn bic puiiasiere in tpiIher
4nsF btnaus uno Ipranset us, pdbs
renS Der Masseu iia In peIIsr aabst
|hefans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20
e $50, 900, 00Ogunam m a.
lanai 4nlethe.

uuafab, trug Elm &Ieio bon peiBem
4tIds, nit iilbernen 8lumen nersiert
uno nit elmer Iansen Sdleppe. 5rl.
SsleH 5aft trug Elm roid 4tlastleio.
4les perlief trps Der grpbeu mens
f1enmenge in Der ihoniten SrDnunq
uno es mar na9 Uaitternaht, aIs es
anfing, I'm BeiBsn Saufe bunteI gu
tperben.
4n benz SamilieHbiner, bas frlb
am QbeRb itattfunb, Rabnsn nur bic
RitgIieoer Der 5aft'f9en s5amiIie
uno eirise intine ssreunbs tbetI.
gGdiioent5aft bieIt frii6 dm5aae on
bic Ilitolieber oes Commercial Club
ugineinnati eine4nfprahe, in Der er
II. u. in humpriittIfer BsiIe auf Die
gt6gIidtett onfpielte .su attipem &c.
cen 3uriid3ufebrsn unb bic 2a'teu uno
2aIten oes 9rGffpenterartss niscersr-
leaen." Oo fir Gr grGi.benten setne
GeissIi6e Giirforse 3s:rofisE. iperbe er
in ieiner alien &oetmdtbitIot elm Nm
!rultsbureau srDFfuen, in lpelhem itin
Sobn aobert aud fen. ssfhdftline
lnufbdbn ernffnen psrce.
!5errn Taft 5u Gbren bate Der gnms
r7ereial Club I'm GebIuoc bss 5ieIiigen
ghspn gbafe Club ein 2un9eon per-
anitultet. bel neItst 9elsgeu1eit ibm
lon ieinen eiaenen aaac3lsut:r cine
prd6tise fiIbsrne 9srIs iibsrrsi1t
!parsss
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Die Rr6nunssfeierIi6s
teiten.

gonbpn. 19. SUM. Heinrbe
5ipeiDubeno Gdite bes Ronias geora,
bic gu feiner aronuns sstommen iinS,
irafsn bier am Wontdg NIT ibrenges
foIgen Elm unb ale iibrigen, unsefd1r
sbsnfo piele. iuerbsH ipGbrenb berRoht
etntreffsn. Jcbn 9ans 6dnlmonb,
Der oHteritaniIhe Gpesiolaeionnte,
tr1f am Nbenb nit einem Gpesidlsug
bon Gpner Elm. 9luf ben Gtroben
hsrrfhte u6hrenb bes 5ages huntes
asben, bd bic t0nigIinen gquipagen
fortirdhrsnb bin unb hr fubren unb
bie dntpmmenben gGite nah bem
9udingbam paIdit unb anbereH
SdlOfsrn nHo priDotreiiDenssn
brd6te.
Die DttorntiSHen uno sylIuminas
iioneH iinb grpBdrtiger ols jie ie sus
Dor in gngIdnb esieben tprrben, unb
bic Ha6frage na4 elettriI1er Be-
leiihiung III 70 fart, boB bic aoms
pagnieH bds pubIitun benohri6tigt
hubeH, bdB ibre aapdsitGt, elettrifne
ardft su lisf.rn. isBt bis gum aeus
berften in anfpru9 genommen fsi
uHb fs teine ipeiteren aontrotts eins
geben f0nnten.
Inter ben am 8ormittae 2lnges
iommentn befanben iih Der bsut'1e
Nr0nprins nit i.inem Gefplge, prins
6eiHri6 pou preuben unb prin3
6einrih Der 0isberldnbs. Der Sersog
BON Gonnnugbt unb anbere UlitgIies
Der Der t6nieIihen sSomiIie eilten bon
eintm Gnbnbpf gum anberen. urn bie
AntommsnosH Sii enIpfdngen.
gu GbreH Der aronuHg iinb cine
gd13e Wlengs ppn neuen 4beligen ess
f6offtn iporben irnb mebrere bunhert
Grbtn finb perlieben iuoroen. geidt
ipeniger dIs q neue garpne uno 40
Bitter fsthen nuf ber 2ifte. Inner
ben Hnroren befinSet fih aun Or.
gDilIiam Esler, Aegiums prcfeiI0r
Der Meoi3in an Der llntperiit6t Dr.
forn unb sbtn,ols profsfTor Der Wss
bi3in an Der sJcbHs 60ptiHs linicers
fit1t su Baltimore.
Der Carl Of Creme, Der, Bis er fi9
Dor aursem aus Oeiunbheitsriidiids
ten 5urii6sos. Der 1Fiibrer Der aibsrns
len I'm Gbtrbauie mar. tpurbe gum
Waranis erhob<n. Qoro Rofeberrn,.
Gorb gursoH Of Geblsitcn unb aorb
NrnieD ipurhsH In ben 0rofsHiidno
erhoben. Noftbsrrp ipirb tiinftin ols
Carl Of Wliblo.binn1 bsfnnnt lein.
Der Grobbsrsoa abolp1 s5riebriG
bon Wse6ltnburg Gtrtlis, Der asrs
soa BON argple nnb Der G<r5og bon
syfft srbitIien ben 6ofenbcnborben.
Den duslp6rtigen gdften Su Ghrsn
fcnb ON 4benb i'm Budingbcm patnit
.einA8angtss isntt. MtnngIeid es cine
isdhme Affdirt mar i'm gsreleith NIT
btm grrben Gtantsbnnisti. oas din
iEleHiiag ftntsfinbsn ipirb, 10 tpiirbs Is
IMuisr Defp1bnlinsn WsrbGltniiien bed
lfHr Gin arobartigss GrsieniB ssbaItsa
Iiu0rben ftin. ale hisr angstomnsdlea
lfiirnli6en psrfSnIinfeittn unb bic
6pfjidlbotfHdfttr ipnrsn sugtgsn.
Rad benz Dinsr im G1Ipb fubrtn
sDkIe btr EI6fe mad, bem stafford
0onit. mo bic 6srspein BON Guibers
lamb tinen 91fI gnb. Ca mar bitg Die
'erobdrtigHt p1ipote DeIslinstit. bic feil
Jcbsen IN Qolleon DeranIsnIiet lDorben
nsss 6saffsss 6safe IN tIs srstss.
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948, 300 regiitrirt paren, mar Der
Prets Der Bombs auf 102.21 6erabQes
gangen. gu btsIem g}rets iinb bier
Angsbote BON ie $1,OOO.0OO ppr6qns
Den, bic oorber fir erfolglos gebalten
norosn pafen. @r f6eint, baB biegeas
tlondl @tt1 8ant bon Retp gDorf bic
filr Die gnn5e 9onDdusgabe 4noebote
etngeret4t bate, Bombs fiir$2, ,000, 900
big 100000 erbdlten uiro.
Die 8eamten bes S6Qbamts ertldrs
ten es am abeub fir ft6er, bas ale
yerionen, bic 102,2136 ober mebr qss
boten baben, eineu Gbeil Der nsueH
bombs erbaIten tDiirben.
Bonn 3utertruf.
Die 5rpst 4usf6ufIe oes 6auies,
freIde jt4 nit Der 8eIdd6te UNI Der
Operation bes 3udertruIt8 beIdGFti.
atn, f0rberte beute aLer9ano ienfatio-
neue 9ef6t9ten 3u Gage. Sqmes 6.
qoit, prdfoent Der rRational Guaar
RefintRg Co." pon Rep syerien fagte
out benz 3eugenitanoe aus, oaB 8. 8.
6aDemeber fir bic 8riinbunq oes
5rufts Qttten i'm 8etruge ppn $10z
100000, rpel6e in 0ipibenoen beretts
$4,000 etngebra6t b1tten, erbattsn
babe. 4uf Die Grage, tpie 5openteper
ote Gttten erbalten babe, entgeqnste
3eu9e latontfh sd fbitte Tie ibm
g!eth na4bem ia ite erbaItsu bate,
5u."
Dor Dem 1nterIudungs Qusi6ub,
fcelAer ii6 nit Den QusQaben i'm
66aBamts Oeportement bef6Gftiqt.
sr5dbIte Sltber Sptber, elmer Der
Ted Superintenbenten, oes 2auqen
nno 9reiten BON ben 3oqbetriigereier,
fret6e Der 3ruft periibte, pom Sabre
1885 big auf bic IeBtsn Sabre.
Giebt fetn 9Iut fir Bic
trante 9 tim.
8unoesisnator Qute Sea bon Sens
neFee CAB beute i'm 8eorgetopn 5oi-
pttal elm Quart feines 8lutes ber, um
oemtt oas 2ebeu ieiner Satin 3u ret
ten. Cine Operation bate Der ErQu
srpbsn 8lutperIuit perurIa6t un6 ibr
2ebeu blnu nur nod an etnem Gnniirs
fen. SenatOr Sea braug auf eine
gIuttransfufion, tpeIhe iofort BON ben
4eraten oorsenommen puroe unb
ourAaus erfolgreidh mar. Der 5snas
trr TIT bon bem sroBen 9lutperluIte
ishr gefapGht, nab Der grtlGrunq
her aer5te aber bat er burh bic Srdnss
futon fetne 8attin nom fiherer lobe
errettst. Ran bofft, buB bas @hepuar
IN etnigen Sassn pieber pobIauf ieiH
frir6.
Gem aIttge 3oGtbetrHgs-
reten.
3na6striigsreien BEL bem sSmport
tpH Ttsferpdaren, tpel6e mebrere
Wttutonsn Dollars tnpolpiren unb ffcl
iiber eine Reibe ppn Ssubren sritredeu,
itrro Don ben 9ebeimagenten Der Reqies
1lus entosdt poroen. Die Deteffips
itrb bier uHo In SDIingen, DeutT6.
Inno. nober bic meiiteu in srage ite-
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