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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

Wisconsin voted down the ainrdmrni to the constitution allowing women to vote.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21
Schedule for Launch Donaldson

Fort Liscnm Ala,k., Aug. 2, 19t2.--Office of the Quartermas- ter:
 The following schedule for the launch Lieut.. c. V. Donaldson will take effect Monday, Aug. 5, 1912. All orders in conflict herewith are revoked:
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

If you want all the news all ths ime read the Prospector
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-21

sundays, such trips as may be or
 dered.
 There will be no trips for the launch on the second and fourth Fridays each month, these days being used to clean boilers.
 Special trips or cancelling of above will be made without mo- tice, only to meet the emergen- cies of the service.
 By order of Lieut.-Col. O'Neil. l.. A. KUNZIG, tst Lieut.. 30th Infantry, Quar- master.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
AUTOMOBILE BOOKLET
 DISPLAYS sKAGWAY.

Many bouquets are cast our way in an attractive little booklet which arrived tn town on the Curacao
 Under the caption Motoring In The Arctic Regions" the trip taken by Dr. Cbas. a. FerciyaI and Geo. Brown. in the Abbotpetroit Bull Dog" the first automobile to cross the summit of the White Psss under ts own motive power. all the beau ties and attractions Of sksgway and ihe White Pass are portrayed in graphic description
 Not only ln words are these fea- jurss displayed but the botElet which was gotten out for the purpose Of display. In the late New York Automobile show Is fuu of beautiful cuts Of SksEway and scenes on the White Pass railroad over which the Pull Dog" passed.
 Among the cuts are pictures of tho EIks Hall. home of the "farthest north EIk's Lodge" the Arctic Broth erhood building, home Of Camp slag- way No. |. The Daily Alaskan build ing. the home of the oldest news paper in Alaska" and view of the Clark ranch. showing a twenty pound cabbage grown there
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
MANY MOOSE IN
 THE ATLlN DISTRICT

Charles Taylor, an Atlin mill own. CT. was a passenger on the May for Seattle last night He has closed out his business interests in Auin and has gone out for good, so he says. It is back to the farm for him. He has a nice little chicken ranch a few miles from Seattle. where he will settle down in rustic comfort.
 Taylor tells many stories of the bounteousness Of the game this sea son The Shultz stage on the trip to Caribou came upon two huge moose. who were not alarmed by the approach Of the stage Neither of the occupants of the rig had gun handy and Taylor armed with ko- dak was out Of ammunition Where upon with luck in their favor and a good wind the kings Of the antlered tribe made a fast getaway.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
WILL BREED
 SEA FOWLS
TAFT SETS ASIDE
 FIVE SMALL ISLANDS
Selects Sites For Breeding Grounds For Alaska Sea Fowl. Wul Build
 Station West Of WrangeII.
-Ry Alaska M Bureau.l

WASHINGTON. T. C.. Jan. ls- President Taft today set aside five islands in the Tonzas National For est reserve for a breeding ground for sea fowl The islands set aside are Forester Island and the Hay Islands near Dixons entrance A gov crnment station will be established there with a keeper. who will study the birds and their habits
 Forester Island Is a small island five miles hong situated twelve miles off the coast. near Cape Muzou, on the North side Of DiVons Entrance. The Hay Islands are group Of four small islands lying to the north Of Forrester Island and just south Of Coronation Island Poth Islands are 7irectIy west of WranEell
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
S<AGWAY WILL HAVE A
 NEW EATING HOUSE.

TR. BoarE Of Trade restaurant which has been closed for the past suo wears. is being put in shape for ta occupant.
 The doors win soon be opened to he public by Charles Earamsn, and a associate, whose name is not al resent known
 Mr. Karaman needs no introduction 70 Inc people of Sksgway, and they .ho have been passing through the ftv as for the past several years, -e has been associated with the amous Pack Train restaurant in the anaciy ot cook.
 It is presumed that the fire in the nrse will be started in time to take are of the spring travel to the in- te-for.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
.HONE RULE BLU
 E INTRODUCED.
SSNuF--EE ON -ER7E E-cSN
 SusWE~ REVISED SlLL
-r -- lr- Legs 1a-7s-e ot Err-r--s 60 ra DsE5eZ Into
Alaska News Bu7saA

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 r --S.
 .e .r.a-a. s- Jun EEa -..a. srt -esc~ -e-6- by raaav o- sne Te-r- as follows
 Tra- .ae 70 The
 Ea7,h E'.h. Known Alaska. sha.. Ee
 a Territory oE t- rre laws Q. -rs United government o which -r ---rsE and aE-r5-te-eE rr sad laws.
 gsa shan Ns et r- c,-sEsea7 CT rs Init s.as s..- have .ae sane a1.'e a. a..r.a the sad Te--o-y ..-e 5a Re ,a.e. States laws ol .Hs ,1.-as >-a.eS r#s~o. c>as---s-.a- ,se .-.. -.5 .l.-.a. a.aa..uel5s a-a. ao-.a"a H ... t11,e and. aa.r.a. g- repeal Congress. s@a, aL. tre rr -..n. >ra.es establish - .. E-.a.r-a.s a Arssaa. -." N..--- -. laws oE tE5 United S.~ r..r sian go-.-He 5a fa. sr-as a ors.s ar5-sG amend eE a- -ar..a. rg a- v..a Che con sen, g. ra-a
 -ra- sra 9g#a~ and aU- -a-= E " Ta--r0v shan be r--.--.-- ,,- psae 4
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
WOMEN WILJ OPEN
 FIGHT AGAINST NOR MONS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Mrs. Hans p. Freece has just returned with her husband after a years investigation of Mormonlsm In Great Britain. Den mark. Holland and Sweden. As a result of their report the Interdeno- minationaI Council of Women for Christian and Patriotic Service will open their campaign against Mormon am with mass meeting in New York. Jan IS, with a view to federal action against polygamy. It is point cd out that the proportion of Nor. mons in America has risen from one In 125. 900 of population to one in about 900 h the eighty years since the Mormon church was founded
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
IRON AND STEEL
 FIRST ON PROGRAM
Committee Would Rdeuce Tariff on Steel And Iron Products 90 to
 90 Per Cent
LRr Alaska News Bureau.l


 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. IS Fust of the tariff revision schedule ,o come before the full Democratic membership of the ways and means committee will be iron and steel The committee win meet soon to consider the draft of a bill prepared by sub committee which has had the subject under consideration for some time
 The sub-committee's bin provides for free iron ore and a general re- duction from 30 to 50 per cent on all steel and iron products The bill would add to tho free list carpenters tools and other ordinary articles in common use,
 The subcommittee composed of Representatives Dixon, of Indiana, Palmer. Of Pennsylvania. and Hull og Tennessee. agreed today upon the tentative draft Of the measure
 No caucus on the tariff legislative prcrram Is probable until the wool schedule Is ready
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
CBy Alaska News BureauJ

NEW YORK. Jan. i7-Nauy politl- cal rumors are afloat these days con corning the aspirants for the nomin- alton for the presidency The latest rumor to be spread about is to the effect that Theodore Roosevelt is to be an active candidate for the nom nation and that he is to be backed by the Steel Trust
 When asked today concerning the rumor. Roosevelt absolutely denied any connection with the rumors and stated that the whole story vas the depths Of "tomfoolery
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
TROOPS READY
 TO DEPART CURANs CONFER ALL
 NIGHT TO END DISORDER 5. .oo0 Marines And 4.O0O Blue Jackets Await Word to Invade Cuba. Dis
 orders There Cease.
lBy Alaska News Bureaul

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan IS Following the u.umatum isSued by ae State Department yesterday 10 .reSsdeut Gomez of Cuba, concern tas the disorder in that country, or Eers have been issued through the War Department for the preparation Hs two thousand marines and four thousand blue jackets to prepare for instant departure to Cuba
 Late reports state that the above -1r0s are all resIy to embark at -y time
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
- .s-op ROWE WANTS
 HEALTE COMM SsloN.
,Ry Alaska News Bu0eau)

WASHJNGTON. D. C.. Jan IS sssho7 T ?. Rowe Of Alaska is in consultation today with the mem re-s oE She Territories Committee 1s tse Senate and is making a strong plea to7 a public bealh commission ..- Alaska.
 !, is though; that the committee r.sr recommend to Congress the as. ubu<amert of such a commission li Is wmo-e3 that Tom Ricss, jr-, chief a. the AIaSks-CanadiaD Boundary Sur ycy viu Ne called upon to appear be fore the committee, RiCgs took an active 0s~t 5o stamping out the small poN p}sgue which broke out amouES, tbe natives in the Po0cpine district last summer,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
CHAMPION CURLER
 PASSES THROUGH TOWN.

Amongst the many travellers who passed through the city yesterday was C. E. McPherSou Of Dawson. He ss champion in the Curling game, the great sport which is entertaining an of the cities along the Yukon al yhis time Of the year.
 NcPherson has been picked to play on the all Canadian team which is to meet the champion team from Eng land in the cities of Winnipeg and Toronto. Last year he was on the team which invaded England and fought for the International cham in the great ice sport
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
NA APEKA TO INTER EST CAPITAL
 IN PEACE RIVER COUNTRY,

Conrad Wa0eka, an old Atlio pros sec1-. and fo-ue- partner of John HaaSa1. in the Engineer Group Of mines. was a passenger out on iaSt -lrs 5rSia-
 N- Wa-eSa has lately sold his interest in -he Engineer and Is going -1 New No-S
 He is now interested iD the Peace river f5s.-a- He expects to inter capital 5u that vicinity. He Is rrru7a-sez Hy his private secretary .a-.eE Taylor The two men sail
 south last u.sht on the Princess rr ao Vsrcouyer from where they
 raCa-s for the eastern States.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
MeMANIeAL TELLS ALL RE
 KNOWS OF pYNAMITlNe
states Witness Tells The Grand Jury About The Dynamiters Operations Against The Brectors Asso-
 ciation Turnout Country.
lRy Alaska News Bureau)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. l7-The Grand Jury here yesterday listened 10 the story of the numerous out ragcs committed by the men employ ed by the McNamaras in their fight against the ErectOrs Association In this state and throughout the United states. The story was told by Ortie McNanigal. the States witness. whose confession was the stumbling block ro tha NCNamara defence.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18

HAVANA. Cuba. Jan l9-An all
 -hvs conference was held in the resi- 5enrs palace last night between se government officials and repre- a~@Hvos Of the revo'utionay forces T an effort to end the disorder which nas taken place in the last few FayS.
 Tt is the desire Of all parties con rc-ned to prevent the intervention
 Che United States.
 The disorders which have marked he last few days have ceased today.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18

The Princess May arrived in Port at g o'clock last night, and sailed three hours later. She brought five passengers north, and sailed wia fifteen.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18

PRINCETON. V. !. Jan 17-Whe ae5 concerning the attack up-n i'm bv the HGpe-s Weekly Nasa- ae here today. Governor Wilson re-
 E e5 comment on the article
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
S4ARPERs ATTACK
 woooR ow WILSON
Weekly Magazine Strikes Wilson s Name From The Head or List Of Democratic Candidates For
 The Presidency
tBy Alaska News Bureaul

NEW YORK Jan, l7-The cur rent issue of the Harper's Weekly Eszaziae has opened an attack on savalo- Woodrow Wilson His name las been stricken from head or the column of Presidential candidates.
 The article states that he is i1- 5-.-rs 10 the DemocratiC party.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
TOURIST AGENT IS
 DOING GOOD WORK.

Much good work is being done to- ward promoting good tourist sea son in Alaska. during the coming sum mel. Word has reached the city that Geo. Dedmsn. who Is tTsveinE through the south as tourist agent for the White Pass road Ia doing .ood work in California and has pros poets of sending many tourists to the Northland iu the coming season.
 Mrs L.. B. Davis was passenger on last nights train. and Jeff on the May. She will spend few weeks in the states
 The Jefferson left Seattle on time Tuesday evening. and should arrive in port Saturday night or Sunday morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-18
PRICE 10 CENTS
DEPTHS OF TomFooLeaY,
 says THEODORE ROOSEVELT

Characterizes Rumors Afioat as High Flights of Imagination RumoTed That Roosevelt Is Backed to
 Run by The Steel Trust.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Ntnd0r 9onrohen
MACH FlETCHER'S
RIA
TamtilienfreiS.
Glanoerei.

@ir miiiien aus inns beraus geben,
mern mir unler 2eben ange1iebm ge=
ltolten 1tn6 10 9liidlid meroen mol
len, pie oies uberbaupt m0glid lit.
@ent mir aues, mas ms 0riidt, ODER
aud) alles, SOS inns erfreltt, in unS
lelbit peridlieBen, baben mir feinen
@enuB bonn 2eben un0 MAIDEN es al&d
alien oenen idfper, Sic uniere l1mge-
burg biloen. @s giebt freilib iebr pie=
lie Maturen, Sic ii6 na@ Ser @iniam=
felt uno Mbgeidlciienbeit iebnen, ober
ibr @larbe, 6oB iie 6a6urd) etmaS ge=
uinnen fonnen, lit falld. Sic iin6
nidt sic idledteiten; 6enn &a1be un6
giniamfeit foroern meilt sic Men=
i6e11, sic SEN an6eren etmas boraus
lin6 uno gerne ernit nad6enfel1. COL
DIE Meniden iino freilib oft nidt be-
ion6ers unterbalteno, mas mani als Ell
ne g%eieui6aftlide Sugen0 riibmt, So
fir bleiben iie 6arin ibren @e0an=
fen uro @an6lungen au6 nidt at ser
Sberfld9e, ion6ern geben in Sic Siefe
nn6 iuden gu ergriin0en, mie it6 Die
9i11ge berbalten uno meshalb tie ge=
raoe 10 fem miiiien, mie ite fin6.
Man nerme9ielt 6as @ebnen na6
Giniomfeit 11n0 SEN Mangel Ser Ga
be, nrittbeiliam 81 fem, pielfa@. nit
Ser dloHenbeit. Sc gtebt Meniden,
Sic lire @e6onfen niemo1s perratben,
ME elm @ort mebr als oringeno notb=
pen6ig lit, ipre6en, un6 Semen es audi
gar5 gIeidgiiltig III, mas onoere oen=
fen un5 tburt. Gieie iin6 nidt imnrer
gefiibnos, meiit aber 6od). Sic pa=
rem es bieneidt nidt, als file anfin=
gen, fi9 ein5uiptnnen, mie Ser @olfs=
numb iagt, beranlaBt bieueidt ourd
einen l1nglidsfaQ, 6a1rd) i5nen 5uge<
fiigtes l1nrem, 6l1rd cine &ranfnng,
sic lie erlitten, p5er ar16 infolge i6me=
rer &%ranfbeiten. Sic %periauntten
Damn SEN Mugenblid, mo- iie mie0er
a%uftba11en un6 mittbeiliam mer6en
fonnten, fopielten iid INNER mebr
Elm, tpur6en INNER mebr 5abon iiber=
5eugt, 6oB iie ridtig bon6elten, neil
u3re @droffbeit gegen an6ere bon
6teien in gleider @eiie ermi6ert tpltr=
Sc, nn6 entmidelten it@ INNER mebr
5u ridttgen Menihenfein6en. sic
glnr1bten Damn 6ur6 ibre Mbgeidloi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

n1ogen, un6 mas eS gelegentli6 a11
Giiieren5el1 init 0ent &aiier gebabt
bat: in 6ragen ser natiol!olen @ebr=
nnd]t fat es it'd init oe1r oberitcn
&riegsberrn nod INNER zines gewubt.
ltno an 6ieier Ginigfeit miro mar
ord lit 3nfunft pergebens 81, riitteln
iuden. Sic lit es, Sic lih ant lesten
@em,rtstoge oes &oiiers lpie ein lr1=
lidtbares 8a11o unt Shirt uno @plf
idlang. @os n1o1r nolmentli6 int
MuSlanoe, no man 10 germ ouf 6as
@eaentbeil ipefuliert, nidt bcrgeiien
iollte. Dos oe1tide SOLE Iiebt Sen
Trie0en l,1rb Scr &ailer liebt i'm. Mber
nidt sen 6rie6en, Ser 6l1rd Sdmade
%erfallft Mrs ion6ern SEN Srie0en,
bel oem 8aiier u1o Geid n1it gbren
belteben f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
&aiier mno @ei@*

Ser oeuti6e &aiier itebt iett IN let=
nem oreiunofinf3igiten 2ebenSjabre.
Ssslr 11Qditen Sabre fam ct iein i'll
bernes @egiermgsiubildum feiern.
Meununo5man5ig Sabre par CT alt, als
ct ieinen 8ater in ser &egierung
folgte. Seine bei0en @organger ma=
rem erit in porgel@rittenem Sitter CUR
&erridaft gelongt. 9as mag Ser
@rlin0 gemeien ieit, mesbalb ma1 BON
@ilbelm SEM 3meiten 10 nadorldli@
uno 10 lange alS bon 6em iur1gen &ot=
Ter iprah. Scum lit er bon Ser Sdmel=
Ie oes @reiienalters ni6t mebr iebr
melt entfernt. gu Ben &ia0ern baben
iid) grfel geleut, uno 1ange uiros
nidt mebr bol1ern, Big aus 6em jun=
gen Safer bon ebe0em ein otter Sat-
fer gemor6en lit. @ilbelm ser 3meite
geb0rt gu ienen eigenartigen Herion=
Iihfeiten, oenen in bonem umfange
,rit sic @eididte gere9t Rer0en miro.
Mber 6oriiber beitebt beute i6pn fem
3meifel mebr, 6aB er unt,r Sen @err=
ibern ser @egempart meitaus ser BE-
beuten0ite lit. Mls Meni6 groB,
m%ennglei6 nidt fret bon meni6liden
gdtpGden un6 ELECTROMAGNETIC,
o1s Mann, untaoelbaft, ols Shirt Elm
ieltenes Mltiter bon &fli6ttreue: 10
ftebt @ilbelm Ser 3mette Dor ieinen
3eitgenofien.
SsSn 6os on1GBli6 ser ct. 2ouiier
notwithstanding ange1egte @ol6ene
@l16 ser Deutiden @merifaS i6rieb
Ser &aiier sic ~monumentalen @orte:
Mein 9eben gebort Ser @elt, SEM So
terlonSe! Dieien Sob fat er our
&idfidnur all ieiner Ebdtigfeit, iei=
mes @trfens uno 5trebens gemadt.
Sssn ser trel1en 8efolgung 6ieieS Sabes
lit er 5u 6em ge>por0en mas beute iein
h0diter &ubm lit: gum Srie6ensfai=
fer. Seinem 2an6e bat er ge6ient
6,,rh sic S0r6erung, sic er ser %io5ial=
politiiden @eietgebl1ng angeoeiben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
9eftige SDae.

in Der Gr0e per0en 5a1tpeilen gebort
Dor einem i6redliden @r6beben, sic
Dor Der fommenoen @efabr tuarnen.
Matur=8arnungen itn6 angenebm. Sc
ner 611mpfe 5@mer5 o6er @eb I'M
&iiden marnt @u&, 6aB Sic Mieren
8eadtung gebroltden, mettn SIR oie-
len gefabrliden @%ronfbeiten: @aiier+
f1dt 3uderfrnnfbett o5er @rtgbts
@ranfbeit entrinnen mont. Mebmt
electric 8itters iofort uno left 6os
&iidentpeb flieben u11o all Cure be-
iten @efible febren 5uriidf." ~@ein
Sobn erbielt groBen Benefit 6urh
beiien @ebrau6 fir Mierer= un6 8la=
ien=Gmubel," idreibt Setter @on6p,
Soutb &odmoo6, @id., es lit obne
3metfel eine beoeuten6e @ieren< See
6t5in. 8eriudt es. so @ts. in Mo=
litors 9n1g stors.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

eetauldt geieben. Sic perfioe 8oliz
tif gnglan6s belon0ers fat piel oa5u
beigetraJen, oem 0eutiGen @olfe iiber
sic es umlauernoen @efabren Sic &u=
gen 3u 0ffnen, e5 gu peranlaHen, 3D.
rauf beoodt gu iein, 6ie 9iifen in iei=
ner 8cbrmadt auS5ufiaen. Desbalb
miro ser &eidstag 6emna6it ange=
gor1gen meroe11, sic Mittel GIT bemiui=
gen, sic CUR 8erltdrfung Ser @ebr=
ma@t gu @oller Unto gu 2an0e erfor=
6erli6 ltn6. 9as itebenoe Seer ion Inn
5mei Mrmeeforp5 permebrt mer0en,
uno mo- es erfor0erli9 i9eint, iouen
sic %beiteben6en @erbdn6e reorganiiiert
un0 ausgebal1t mer5en. ueber Sic
9lbltdten Ser &egierung be5iigli6 Ser
6lotte lit Bis iett 3uperldiiiges nidt
befannt geporoen. Man meiB MIR,
6aB audi bier nidt ldnger geidlmt
mer0en ion, sic geritarfu1tgen in Mn=
griff gu nebmen, gu melden 6as &eid
our9 sic &iiltungen @nglan6s un6
SranfreidS g%e5mungen miro. 3as
0euti9e 8olf miro nit ieinem &aiier
au9 fernerbin oarouf be6o6t iein, lid
ielbit un6 europa Sen Srie6en gu er=
balten, aber es lit nod gera6e re6t=
5eitig gu Ser @rfenntniB gefommett,
oaB audi Sic frie6lieben0ite Matton
sen &rieg ntht bermeioen fann, tpern
ein raufluitiger Ma6bor i'm baben
pin.
Ser Sral1m oom emigen Srie6en lit
in Geuti&lan6 lan9it ausgetrdumt
@roB lit sic 3abl ser Srdltmer oieier
Mrt int alten Boterlan6e ia nienals
getpeien, aber ouA iene, Sic ii9 5eit=
meilig fir sic utopie begeiitert botte11,
iin6 langit gebeilt. Ml1d tie baber1
mieoe" gelernt, nod Bismard'ider
Mrt Sen Sbatiaden fiibn ins @eli6t
GIT idouen, sic Meniden u1t6 @olfer
ein5uldaben, mie iie iin6 uno immer
ietn mer0en. Inter 6ieien @oraus=
ietungen miro Ser nel1e &eidstag an
Sic in Musiidt iteben6e @ebrporloge
berantreten miiiien, un6 tpegen 6es
Musgonges Ser 8eratbungen broltdt
man iid feline Gorge SIT MAIDEN. 2as
6eutf@e &olf bot 6urh icine berufe=
men @ertreter ieinen @illen in 6ieier
angelegenbeit 10 urt3ueioeutig gum
Mnsorud gebra6t, 6aB, bon sen 60
5taloemofraten abgeieben, idmerIidj
cine &artei magen miro, gegen 6ie
@orlage gu itimmen. @ei@abe es
oennoa> fan6e ii@ eineMebrbeit gegen
Die gor1age, l1n6 mdire sic &egierunq
ge5tpungen. SEN &eidstag ouf5ul0ien,
oann miir6en bon Sen @egnern Set
8orlage bei 6en MeumabIen nidt
mnde iibrtg bIeiben. Denn tpie tpeit
im1ner Ole politiiden Mnfi9ten oes
6euti@en &olfes auseinonoer geben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

lieB, our9 iein ME ermiioenocs fbat=
fr6ftiges Snterelle fir ale 9e5iebun=
gen oes geiitigen ur0 werftbatlgen Sc
bens. $50 innner CT fpnnte, fat er lt6
bemiibt, Sem oeuti6en &an0el un6 ser
0el1tiden Sn0uitrie 81 niiten, uno es
giebt fein @ebiet 6eutlden @eiiteSle=
bens, auf 6em er nidt anregeno ge=
mirft bot. l1no mie ein Goamerf
liegt Dor auen bieien 8ei trebnngen
6es &uiiers feline eminente Trteoens=
liebe, sic nobe6u finfuno5man5ig
Sabre leinem &eide un6 europa sic
S%egn11ngen oes 6rieoens erbalten fat.
&ier beginnt 6as Neutrality-suspicious.
5es 3meiten ein5uleben, sic @rfennt=
niB, oaB er ni@t BLOB &flidten gegen
iein 2ar5 bat, ion6ern au6 %flidten
gegen sic @elt> un0 0aB es cine Ser
pornebmiten 6ieier &fli@ten lit, oa5u
m%1t5u1p1rten, 0nB Der Melt Der Tr1e=
Sc erbalten bletbt.
Sdtper genug fat man Sem Scatter
gera0e sic @rfiQung 6iei Ter 8fliM ge=
madt, aber 6ur9 feline !@ebe, feline
&er6d6tigu11g un0 feline @erausfor=
oerung fat er it9 bon SEN frie0ltden
8abnen, Sic er Jet nobe5u einen1 gler-
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