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Evening journal., 1912-09-06

pipe. Tuxedo gives an abso-
lutely satisfying smoke; it is
fragrant, mild and pleasant. 1t
has the quality of fine cigar. A
pipe of it affords absolute rest.
Mr.. Sousa is unique among
the musicians of the world, in
that he has taken a band organi-
zation and raised it to an orches-
trail standing. The world over,
his famous band is taken as a
model, not only for bands, but
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
DIZZY COPPER
FALLS INTO RACE

Becoming dizzy While walking along
the south race in Brandywine Park,
between Jackson and Van Buren, SITS.
Frederick Ritzman, aged 55 years, OF
No. los Ashton street, a park guard.
fell overheard and came near drown
ing. He was rescued by persons who
saw him fall into the water and hur-
ried TO the Homeopathic Hospital,
where DR.. John L. Fisher, resident
physician, revived him.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
MOOSE NIGHT AT PARK

Shellpot Park was crowded last
evening, the occasion being Moose
Night. Many members of the order
and their families were present and
the winners in the contests for the
watches and pin were announced
from the stage.
The affair at Shellpot Park which
was the first of its kind ever given by
the lodge was very successful and
much credit reflects on the committee
and subcommittee that had charge
of the affair.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
YACHTMEN AT DINNER.

The Board of Directors of the Will
mington Yacht and Automobile Club
met last night at the Yacht Club
Only routine business was transacted
by Felix dupont The following we're
present. Commodore Charles II
Smith, Jr.; v.ce-commodore. Richard
w Bond; Henry p. Scott, Joseph
Bancroft, Jr., Enoch Moore, Jr., John
Bird, Charles w. Bush, II. II. Schutt
%. H. Ewing. and Felix DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

nation OF you as believe you to
take q direct interest in everything
relating to the improvement OF navi-
cation interests In your locality.
II is important that this report COW
er all the terminals, private or pub
lie.
Two penalty envelopes. one for ac-
knowledgment of receipt and the
other for the report, are enclosed
herewith. They 90 through the mail
free.
r. r. Raymond.
Major. Engineers
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

There is hardly an intelligent
person living who has not heard
of the great Sousa. There is
hardly a home possessing piano
where his stirring marches are
not played. This year Sousa's
band reaches its majority-the
age of twenty-one; and this year,
too, the famous composer has
found a new recreation. That
is pipe smoking.
Formerly, "saidthe greatmusi-
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
aPRNGs PARK AMrsEMENTs.

Brandywine Springs Park is doing
its share of the business. The return
of warm weather appears to have re-
rived interest. The trolley ride to
and from the park is pleasant, while
the amusements at the park are highly
entertaining. On warm evenings the
boardwalk resembles that of a sea-
shore resort. Music is furnished each
evening by the park orchestra, and
dancers have a good time in the lake
pavilion.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

The Ninth National Encampment
of the United Spanish War Veterans
will o1en at Atlantic City tomor-
row to continue four days The vet
Grams will march on Tuesday after
noon, the line to be reviewed by Gov
ernor Wilson. Delaware will be rep
resented.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
NAME COMMITTEE TO
PLAN DEDICATION

The following committee has been
named by the Order Of Odd Fellows to
arrange the program for the dedica-
tion Of the new temple Of the order.
al Tenth and King streets Isaac T.
Mcclure. George l.. Wilde, George R.
Roberts, ". W. Douty ano Mrs Stein
no time has yet been fixed for the
dedication.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
LIEuT. sTEeER ANOTHER VICTIM

BY The United Press.
MUNICH Sept 6.-Lieutenant Ste
ger was killed by the fall Of his BIZ
plane while making an aerial recon
noisance during the Bavarian army
manoeuvres today. Caught in a storm
his machine collapsed. and dropped
300 feet.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
PROFESSOR CLYMER
OPENS STTDIO

Professor J. T. clymer has returned
from his vacation and today resumed
vocal instruction at his studio for in
dividuals and classes. He also will
resume direction of West Presbyter-
ian Church choir on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Madison c. Peters, Rex Beach,
Lew Fields, and many, many
others are in the notable list.
Mr.. Sousa says: Il wonder
that more men do not smoke
pipes. For the great mass of
American men, a pipeful of
Tuxedo is awholesome pleasure.
Anything that makes for the
comfort of the people interests
me, so can recommend
Tuxedo"
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
FINANcIAL AND oOMMERCIAL

bN IUt IUIItU TIEo0s
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Gains we're
made during the early trading.
Opening strength was followed by
recessions to one point.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds irregular.
c. l. Hudson g. Co.. say: When
the shorts stop covering we look for
another setback and would be gov
erned accordingly in trading opera
tions"
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
GROWS GENUINE SHAMROCK.

Mrs. Margaret McGonigle. en-
ployed at No. 1909 Delaware avenue,
is the possessor of a pct of Irish
shamrocks Last march Mrs. Nc
Gonigle received the little bit of
green from Ireland and planted it.
BY giving it care she has raised a
pretty bunch OF shamrocks and feels
very proud of the leaf.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
CYNTHM HELPERs no MEET.

Cynthia Helpers Branch of the In
ternational Sunshine Society will meet
on Tuesday evening next at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Sparks, No. GA West
Twentieth street.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

for famous orchestras as well.
Mr.. Sousa's appealto the pub
lie may be explained by the SYM
pathy of the great master with
the public. The highest priced
of conductors, his greatest
pleasure nevertheless is in
affording pleasure to the people.
His music especially expresses
the spirit of America-the vim,
and zest, and go" of the
American spirit.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
LOOKING FOR WATER LTAK.

A force of Water Department men
are trying to locate leak in the Mar
ket street main between Second and
Third streets.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
FIND RARY CORPSE.

The body OF an infant, just born. !
was found near the yard Of Americanl
Car and Foundry Company today, and
was removed to the morgue
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Mr.. Sousa is
one of hundreds
yes, thousands
of the force
full, virile lead
ers of American
thought who un-
hesitatingly en-
dorse Tuxedo
TahoCrn nr
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

cian, L SMOKED
n othin e but
cigars. Only re-
centlyafFiendin-
troduced me TO
Tuxedotobacco.
l tried it. And
now / often hes
itate between a
cigar and my
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
nYSTER SnpPFR

Brandywine NJ. E. Church will hold
an oyster supper on the evening of
October IL.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

To take advantage of home changes
use the Wants
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-At tho invi-
tation Of various organizations OF
Western housekeepers Mrs. Julian
Heath, president OF the Housewives
League, will start on Saturday for a
Western tour. Her first stop will be
Chicago, where she will be the guest
OF the Clean Food Club. Here she
expects to have conference with the
packers and will spend a day in the
stockyards. In Milwaukee Mrs. Heath
will be a speaker at the household
show. and in Detroit she has been In
vited to organize a branch Of the
Housewives League. In Cleveland
she will have a conference with an
auxiliary already formed. and on her
return trip Mrs. Heath will investi-
gate the Washington and Baltimore
markets.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-09-26

Dan Natrick has commenced his fall
blowing.
S. $. Whitaker is working at the
Col. Sellers.
Gene Peck is working at the Amer
lean Eagle.
Last Friday was pay day at the Col.
Sellers mine.
Jim Smith has been bailing hay on
the Lynch ranch the past week.
Mr.. Card, the prosperous Red River
rancher, was at Elk visitor Saturday.
Patrick Bremen, of the Red River
Valley was q business visitor Monday.
Walter Patterson has accepted a
position with the American Eagle Co.
Frank Hye returned to Dixie Mon
day after a week end visit with his
family.
Martin Hickman who has been on the
sick list several days is slowly conval-
esing.
Tom Lynch has just completed a
commodious hay barn on his ranch adj
joining town.
j. S. Duane, of the Buckhprn mine,
in the Ten Mile section, is an Elk visit
or this week.
E. M. Watson, who has been in camp
the past week, 0 N business, returned
to the Hump Sunday.
Leslie Belor is anticipating q pleas
ant visit from his brother jake, of
Seattle, next week.
W. L. Hawkins left for the South
fork mine Monday where he goes to
take a job as carman.
District Forest Ranger Dick Moses
and wife were in town last Saturday
from Red River headquarters.
'Luscious' Fruit gave another one
Of his famous pink teas to apprecia-
tive guests Saturday evening.
Frank Hye returned on Saturdays
stage from Dixie where has been The
past week on mining business.
Fred Smith, the hustling, bustlirr,
Central Idaho mining man, was a husi-
ness visitor to the camp Saturday and
Sunday.
LosT-Diamond ring, on road IS
tween Elk City and American Eaf le
Mine. Finder leave at Hotel Tare pnG.
get reward.
Frank Harsh and wife, who have
been visiting with Elk friends the past
week, returned to their homo or REQ
River last Saturday.
Burt and Eugene Moses, en- of Gcll
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-09-26
Personal
and
Otherwise
Local Mention

were in camp Friday, leaving Saturday
morning for the Southfork mine where
they have accepted positions.
Jack Wood, the popular Red River
hay baron, has his teams at work or
the American Eagle property hauling
timbers to the compahy's sawmill.
Jessie Baldwin and wife have taken
charge of the Mud Springs station
house. Virgil York and family ex-
pect to spend the fall and winter
months on the outside.
Billy Boyce resigned his position this
week at the Mineral Zone, and trekked
for Crooked creek, south of the Hump,
where he will spend the winter develop
ing his mining property.
Howard Paulson and son, Leslie,
were in town the later part of last
week from Red River. They have
been doing some efficient work on the
bridges between this place and Finley's
station
In the last half of the ''5th'', three
men on bases, two out, Pat at the bat
with two strikes and three balls. Rob-
inson covering End. Fruit attempts
to steal from 1st-"Sliver'' marking
time o. coach line. Umpire, Wade.
Dixie Day., Aug. "a, ~.
Carl johnson, a late arrival from
Chicago, who is visiting with his
uncle, Billie Johnson, has decided that
he likes this neck-of-the-woods, hence
is intending on making the metropolis
mining camp of Central Idaho his
permanent home.
Daniel and James Laverty, Fred
Ganterer and Frank w. Brettholle, cit
izens of the Kamiah section, who have
been rusticating for the past month at
the famous Red River Hot Springs,
passed through Elk City last Friday on
their way home.
Joe Brown the efficient and accom-
modating supervisor of road district
No. 40, reports that he has finished
clearing the right-of-way on the Little
Elk road and that the work of building
several bridges, and the grading, will
be carried forward to an early COM
pletlon.
w. E. Farr, in charge of the Taco
ma, Clearwater Mining Co.'S. placer
property on Crooked river, was in town
last Friday and reports that all the
necessary repairing on their 5 mile of
ditch and fume has heen completed
and that piping will commence at once.
w. F, lBillie) Johnson's numerous
friends, wherever he is known, will be
pleased to learn that he has recently
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-09-26

uncovered another shoot of high grade
ore on his Townsite group. This prop
is located four mile east of the Ameri-
can Eagle, and adjoins the Elk Horn
property, which is owned by johnson &
Skugler.
Frank Dustin, Patrick Doyle, A. c..
HaroIdson, Dan Deon, of Burke; M. L..
Stephenson and Albert Nelson, of Wal
lace, arrived in camp on last Wednes-
days stage. leaving Friday for the
American Eagle mine where they will
be employed. Walter Patterson, the
we'll known trapper and guide, chaper-
oned the party from this point to the
mine.
From present indications this old
camp Of Elk City is going to come into
her own ere the close Of 1912, for
the revival that is being experienced
in this district, in a mining way, is not
mere talk and this is effectively proven
by the fact that there are now over q
dozen working mines around this camp
and the work being done is of con
siderable Importance. The mines are
getting down to business and there de-
velopment is being undertaken along
lines that are going to meet with sue
cess.
J. H. (Jack) keenan,, Of the Ten
Mile district, who was in Elk several
days this week on mining business, re-
turned to Golden yesterday. Mr.. Kin
non reports condition very promising
in that district, and we expect to
have several good stories from that
part of Central Idaho in our next issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. L. Basket and
daughter, Miss Jessie, are contemplate
ing a trip to outside points soon.
Geo. C. Peck, editor Of the Mining
News, is on the outside this week,
having accepted Miss ~Spokane's in
vitation to attend the interstate fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitler, and Mrs. Bar
sell, were guests at the Hotel Parr, at
Sunday evenings dinner.
A sacred concert was rendered by
Mesdames Strong, Hitler, Davis, Par
sell, Kincaid, Maxwell. Driscoll, Perry,
and Miss Johnston; Messrs Farr, Hop
wood and Hitler, Tuesday evening at
the Elk hotel.
Robert Romero and wife returned to
camp Sunday after an absence of sew
eral months spent in the Payette
country. Box will complete title to his
ranch which lies a mile west of town at
the American river CROSSING on the Oro-
grande road.
Fred White, deputy international
revenue collector, was an arrival in
Elk City yesterday on business.
S. R. Clayton a Dixie mining mar
was in town this week.
Owing to unexpected difficulties We
We're compelled to omi several good
stories this week. In our next issue
we will endeavor to make amends.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-14
1etrtunostabtokeit Der luftkreu,er.

Yer Rarrer nGcnpS' uagt oarlber, oB ole fran5onlne Sltllofe
fenen gergleit mebr nit Ser 0eufheu nlsbaHen fam. DIS glott for
ort Oos garInnent auf, cine groEe Sunme fir ben gol bon snffhifien
5u bepiaigen, unO iabrt tort: y&euu moraen sur @obiliicrung geihrit-
ten neroen ioate, bate 6rantreid MIR oHt lnngiame 2entbaaous, nab
reno Qethhlnno ied3e1n grobe 2uftfreu5er bcftt, Die nitt mnr flint,
ionoern aud armiert inO. aeropIone bobcn mir mcbr ais Getiblnuo.
abcr aud Oa iangen Die Genhfen al. inns 81 lterHigelu, bcn ie beften
6Iug3age, Die nit @nihneu9cfusen ous8efahct limo"
3aS ftnat mrfniroig m6erS, ais Die bisberige gebauptung, oab
5rnnfrcbd in Ser Q~ufidHiabrt Dem Rete about uberegen ft 9aut.
maBl6 fonunt oeIe Grfenntuis BON Den GrfoGgen Der nepn Zeppelin.
2uitfreu5er, Die nit elmer grobeu S|eigfabigfeit nno elmer edneaigfeit
non % Sefmoenmetcru Die Ser Grau8oien, Die nod nht II Setmber.
meter erreifeu, be0eueno ibertreffeu.
Sn enem 9eHiner Slate on Suf ianO flrSIih in elmer @eipre.
dung upr Die Rotpenoiofet Ser 2ufflotte Ons 6oIgenbe be3H9id Der
2etTlinQen Der neueien 0etiten 3Dps 81 Ieen:
oSn aaerletter 3t bobeH uuere 3fStifie 8ernhe penud, bel
oenen 0rJhaalbonben bon insedaut $40 aiogranlm @epitt gGeih5ei-
tia a~6QetIeuoert mur6cn, ratirif uber Gee, uno Oas erudbIte 3cl
aud traien. @enn MIN cine an5aGl FOLDER groBen Ganpluftidife I'M
ariegsfaa, mdbrenb nnOee bic Grfunbung beoscu, Den aufrog e.
bait. lid 49, elm @infdrieo Der 2uft - af Die 9bolnnr Der fctnolthen
9dladtnote gu fir3en. oaun lit Der Grfols nht speifebof.
Ser uaerneueIe Amp unerer 2uitfren5er, lber 6eHen @r0BennoBe
mir porlduiia idnpeigen noaen, miro bier poGe Gage lid in Der 2uft
erbaIten mo nod itarfere @loen GrploiiDToff abtperfen fonnen ais
es ibt bel Den @erImden Der Sal mar, uo 5mar in einen Stif.
sold Gin ariegsufidHf fofet 100000 wRarf mo bat is 0aonn
gdatana. Gin mo0erner leberoreaOnou91t foet 80 MiQtonen uno Eat
1900 gQann on goro. Die gednung lit einiad."
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BeirpfeIe yon Des Moines.

Der upobor Don Ds gloines, SOud, elmer Sabt, bic nod BEN aonts
n1iFionsplun perpaHet pirb, bat gsfern bier sinen 9Ortras e4dtn, Der
negn Der Gragen, psGde bic %gtnfibruns zines neutn 8erpatunss plons
fir GkpsGanb aufpmft, bon Snterefe par. 9ui.s puroe nod rbObt ourb
cine GhtuFion, an Der Der N1apor Batter Fa bsteiigts
9aribr 1T man Fd eintg, bB bic StabtDerpatuns fh na4 BEN
Tilen Der Burger rihten, os bnfem berpprsaben, uno thn ansfihtrr foHs.
Sb bas oaour6 Tder Su fsIn 1T, bab bic 8urger einen W2anor ao Elm.
fene 3nbl BON aommiFGren e~rpd6ler, BON bsnen jeber Der 9oFanc zines
departments If, omr baDura, baB fe ben W2nbor unb einen ntt 3obl>
retsn Gtabtrat p16lsn, NIT Der gefugnis fir ben Waabor, fh feline De-
partemmafefs AL ertpdblen, bas fnb 5ragen, Die fn mad ben Gerbdlts
niFen ridtn. Die 6oupt1afe TT Der gine Der grpdbltn, ibr gstugnife
unb Q~mtspFthten 70 al erfinen, ne bic 8irser bns perIangtn, nnc biefen
iebkren bic MthI nit 5niidtpe, gsfsrenbum ras Q6berufung 81 seben,
eus ~bur43ukBen, peun bic s%rpdblten fdbtiaen 9eamten Radfdfs in bos
aHs ~snssblrgere SpFem Der parhis up geutfpoIitf babsn iolhen.
unb ba ermd6nte br 9Ra1or BON Ds Mofnes cine 8Orfhrift, bic in
iemr eadot GILT; ponad atto. gekifsung Der erpdbltsn on Der Natios
nasqontit b~onadnbig bsrbosn 1T.
mtnn mir unter BEN nsuen gtan, Der bic gaaat fOnssutret, fir bic
Gtabt Suites eutiden tpontn, 10 ntrO nm4 1sinsr G%tnfibruns ouh 4ar oas
gkife a.Aen, unb of bic aus ben alsn gsrbainiFtn bupOrgsansenen
3ufauntnbdnos apHten qotal=, etaats4 unb gationat ppGit @.rsidt
peRiHst n.rbsn raiFen. Dur 70 meDsn mir ba5u fonunnsn, Ob ben 9erante
porHihen in br GtaDtperpaHuns aud bifs os 8idhgs IL, Der angels
sunh, i'm ben Fb ibe gonst rpoIitHds' 9dtistdt BRETT. lD nur Io lam
bic aOmmunalpOlitt faebIid UOHis fri psrbsH bon Der gareipOltif, unb
hem 9euhfphem.
0err Mapo 5esfr, Der setretdr Der Wlnicpnl aensus, hai bieiss
g6emo Dor Der Snbufrhs aommer berl9rt, ais T fase. et bonn riroen
tie Bubble Utilities" nit Oonsm Grfog bon ben Stdbten betrsben perbsn
l0nnsn, nenn Oos gsufeIpfsn in Der anfslung perniHtet fi
Das mro unfo ihpeer, i nsbr piefete porteimaftins in Stabt.
Staut unb Ration benubt pirb. lin 70 Isihhr, e mtbr bic Staotppliit
i'd bon br RotionalpoIitt trennt. limb bas lit nntirlih nur mDgi1, penn
nab einfabruna Der quhnOme Der Stdbs bsfdbs Grunbfas ben Der
Rabrr Sonnn aIs ben in Ts Wioinss eetnbeH miteile. ah In Ohio our
Ri4tfanur ipir0.
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Die .w,ite Bot(cpaft.

Te gpehe gotihat 0s VrafoGueu al ben aonnreb fam man
fialih In brei 1eIe teacn. eincu. Der Ginee Ieiht btrhbrt, bon oenen
or neil, bb ones Reocn ntds mbr Hhtt neil bic geeenpari an oas
auOer scicnnat III. 60 Der Garif Ger pirb nit peiseu @Orten
ab1ran.
cine anore Grippe prb ~etnaebenor bcprotrn. Tos fO Ginge
BON ocnen q cine 96ime enpartet, Ole I'M arOben mO ganBn nit ieinen
auHden Iberernnnunt. Gas lit Dor naerr Die 6inan5eietsebung uo
Ole gereiniofnmg os Observation-Disclosures.
GnO i6lcBlid aS 6rhtes Ginee, bon Oenen er 8ienlid eaptb lift.
BOB or nit iGrer gefdmpiuns fh in leberenhiunnns NIT Der entpif.
lung brfiubet bic Ole Gige inter hcmoFratifer aomiuiiraion nebmen
uer0cn, aan5 aIeid, Of oc bcuofratihc lIattforn etuns ubcrs Der.
Iangt. cabin ae60rt Dor alien Giusen oas 9bema bon Der ~Sebffdnoig.
felt Der FbiIpptnen.
Ger granoet fibr ga os, bub Die abiidt ibnen iett bOc auto.
ronie uo tu oht Sa5ren, mad Dem @orihlnge eines benz aonsreb Dor.
Gcacnoen @eictes Sic i%cupcrdue Sebtiucigfet gu s%apdbrn, Bios
al cmr Quraunci ourb cine fIeine gainortidt nntcr benz GetnanteI lie.
6igih af Dem Eophr porban0ener lnobbdneisfeit befeben ipurbe. Sett
nod aa6cu mr. 3 gro3et Ser 9biippiner ibrc sthrmeu in @dbIen ab,
mo nr 8 9roscnt ldm iraeno iUelhe 8ethrg. lie Gr5etung sur
GeIbfreaieruna ii nod lange nitt beenoet. Giic 5de oarauf ab, bic
E6lpptner suuddit ~piridafIid ~ieIbitdnois 5n MAIDEN, fc ai Ooage
SeIbfreaicruHa bor5nbereiei, mo IS ibncn renu oas erreitt lei -
u ibcrlaHcn. ob ie gu Der Gebitregerung aud nod cine ~unabbangige
Sorberanit1t bnben MOLTEN.
Ger grdf6ent Iauft nit Dem, nas er 6a iagt. ~pabriteinid feinerIei
gcfohr, pom GonareB Oesapouiert su perhen gS i'll biel Ieihter, rrobertes
@ebiet 6chr grt 81 nebmen, oils cs mieoer NIT aniono %IosBnpcroen.
Garnn miro ser glmIf Der Gemofratcn iheiern, Die un6onfbare uno
~foiipieGc gnfgabe Der 9biippinen Gr5iebma 10 raid ne moslhh nv.
fer Dem gormanO o6pddftieln, oab Ole fribeit aui Dem 9aper nit
anedtrne Ser MaHeu Surd cine inIdn6ide tcinc aaie 6rdbet ii
lln6 6us miro sen salt Der acknowledgements on ben gbiIppinen INNER
Iiten, sic inter 6m 8ormanO Der Gr8nbuug our ihIeBiden llnab-
banqigtet oulernoe Soupcraritdt Der @ereinieteu Stuoten molten.
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Deutfcbe RrittRer.

2suiffe arhilsr feHen in ff ieOer glummsr ibur 3sttungn Der Rttdss
reghruus bas 3eugns herporragsnOfsr 8ummbst unb lnfaR9ftut nomsnts
lid be3aglh Der alspdrigsu poht, aus. Die gohfolger 8ismards ub
lire SifstrdHe bdben niats gepuB, piFen ndis uno psrbsn nitts pifen.
Der 8afanfrhg btst natari4 cine Defenders einftise Gsestn5sit 8u
FOLDER anit. limb bic nirb aud mad ardfen ausgtnust
Qbsr bag pirb BEL ioIhen arititsn b6Ig ouBr Qat gsafen, baB bic
Diplomatic unb bic Quspdri8sn asnter niht Oa3u ba fno, bs, mas tie
piFn, in bic pde Det gu rnen, ionOsrn ba3u. mad i1nr 5nformdtion
gu ban1In. an6 onfts 0onbeln fimmt ia ftfr bdafg mot nit BEN, mas
bic 3etungstritt obr bic sane offenfhhe Udnung zines 2anbes fir rtftg
6dt. Die bsrtsat jt 6euts ben aFatifaen 9sFB BEG osmanffsn Rei4s
grantre6 uuO gn8tanb. LIMB mir, ruff lie entruItt, mir hluen
ms p~a6rIfeinHd in bic &ongosipfsl oDer bsfntogen us nit Der anpart-
f6aft auf eiuen Sell Der portugeFfden Grbihdft in afnta = falls bic
iemoIs tonmt."
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