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The evening world., 1912-02-05
Historic
Heartbreakers
oopyheht. 1911. ~ ne Pro- PuSnAAns @. rAs Nw Yosh wssid.
No. SLRlCHARD BRLNSLEY SHERIDAN.
By Albert Payson Terhul

COPYRIGHT NA b NJ Pro- PubnaAns c. 0s Nov Hn Wau.
No. e-RlCHARD BRMSLEY SHERIDAN.
TWENTY ONE OLD Irish lad, deep in debt and With no
immediate chance Of earning a living. fell In love n III ~Wn
Betty Lnsy. . sixteen-yearoid concert prma donna. I. a MOI
- his first love anar. nor was It his last But It d notable ~
cause II led to his marrying the same girl twice and nghdng Two eecR
dues with the same man. The young hero Of these double sxpiofs ~As
Richard Brnsley Sheridan. witiest man in England and destined cns &c.
to win fame - . statesman and - author Of The Rivah' Uono''
for Scandal"
Sheridan learned that Capt Matthews, a notorous unnn-ahouttown.
was planning to kdnap Betty Nney. Instead Of thrashinS Matthew or
going with the story to the young ladys father OF adopting any OF . nah
dozen SANE courses Sheridan told Betty OF the plot and arranged 70 eaIfy
safe from Matthew's prosecutions. The young couple accordingly Nsped
to the Continent On tho wa a n idea even more romantic han me ave
They lid % Her father followed them I'M brought U daughter oaok H'"e'
sheridan also came back to England. There though
s he was 10 nreeater n sot drunk enough to gs hin
A Duel and . courage to night a duN with Matthews No {: VA.
"Fres Fight" hurt. a second sword duel followed. which ended in a
pumm.uins match r0ash:ana- tumble .eata. sA.r,-
ed and . rood deal knocked about.
toward tn erdssroom n sheridan ~ only st q wore WIN Ms
wife 10 and then by disgusting himself a. . eabmnn Or a
II. a lot until whole year o. this sort Of thing had one OF that Lnisy
rsentsd. when he savo his consent. and Sheridan n Betty were married a
Then began . married life which lasted nineteen years. and during which
money ana in danger II arrest for deb. u. his wit ana GOO loohs won Dim
tn mns Of many beautiful women. And when those smiles. were flashed upon
him It 10 lot o record that he looked the other way. Indeed IN several In
stances IL Is o rseordt that he did not
autobiography But whom the Prince o. Wales nfterwad George w. dsignsd
II. Prince speedily forgot al about HER. and M cpnsOisd herself BY f.nins
n low with Col Tarieson. the British omcsr who ''coursed South carenns
In spite Of his ncksnes Sheridan ~ heatbroksn when Betty died. q
have n.v: n asSe n Ssn.,a " ms. o . nnaa; C asn. 1 nSs ,srs . % m nsu cry ~ y "o = !. e. +
to console the aereft husband. BY this time he not only . famous playwright
end theautoai MANAGER but . n Of Enx.nds most brilliant statesmen.
incidentally he was su deep in debt with n hope Of sstins out Of It Indeed.
only the fact that he was exempt q q member Of Parliament kst him from
In Is Sheridan LAID siege to tn. ear Of . tw.nty-ys.rdd nl Esther
Of fascination enabled him to win her from younger ana
.o... richer '.Mors They we're m.rrtd-and wsrs to- unse
The evening world., 1912-02-05
THE CASE FOR CHARLES DICKENS.

sSD ATRONIZING middlc-agcd critics who like to read Piokwick
ID Papers and make notes on why they can't laugh any longer
can be spared from the centenary celebration of the great
,ynovelst this week.
The real celebrators will be the millions of boys and girls and
aa%.syeuthful elders who have laughed at Mr. Wrinkle and wept with
.od1orenco Dombey and thrilled at Sidney Carton with never a
thought Of why.
~ The real fame Of Dickens lies in the countless grimy, broken
!. backed copies Of David Copperfhd and Oliver Twist and Nicholas
rcNicMehy that stand, faithful. friends, on shelves Of pine as we'll as on
" shelves Of mahogany.
-, His best glory is in the plain. undeniabc facts that for two
nssneyations he has been the most widely read English novelist, and
.ithat he never wrote a page that had to be edited or kept from
children.
Let analysis and literary criticism march last in this celebrating
procession.
ass, x NAN in Massachusetts wa told by his doctor seventy.eipht
s"A years ago that he could not live a year. Tho man 10 now
hearty at one hundred and three. II would be interesting
TO know how many years the doctor waited.
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A Pair Ct
Spendthrlfts.

1OcuSeu tnU 0Nf OF uVUOct N mknU0 86x3JmVd
The wife rs bitter IN hr anger At Shsrtdans hiflssnsss. and he bore Win
her silly seproaohes 10 with hos Of . cross chh. whsn during bis absence
from home. M forgot for . single day to write to him. he would q half mad
with disappointment And he adored him. She wrote nee:
IT hate everything yu hate ana love everything you low 70 are better
than anything N earh! And how well I love you!'
The mature heartbraker continued to HHt until old & grppd him, lie
died in poverty. his Parliamentary sea some. lis fame obscursd. his bst Of
friends and sweethearts scattered. A 10 lay dying the omcers of the iw were
waiting outside his soom to cary him to prison for debt
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- VfF@D5c0 EHH 9 WFU Hex yOUn8OV
richer suitors. They we're married-and were too a
alike to be happy together. Each was extravasant,
ish. careless. %thrtftless. They spent money like n.
And II was usually money they did not possess. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
TOBACCO FIGURES
GREAT INDUSTRY
Many Thousand People Make
Their Living in Tobacco Fac
tories of the Land.

According TO the records in the CEN
sus Offices of the government. the TO-
bacco manufacturing interest ranks
eleventh among the industries OF the
country. rs Virginia and North Caro-
lima farms are among the leaders
which furnish the raw material for
the tobacco factories OF the land. the
aggregate ngures the factories show
are interestins.
The tobacco factories OF the country
employ 197.s7a persons. OF whom ls6.
SO were wage-earnors. in the 1854
establishments representing an IN
vesiment OF s245.66O.4S4. required
sS65.979. 1870 for expenses. OF which
S52.68s,6Ss went 10 the government Tor
internal revenue taxes. and turned out
products valued at si4695.lo4. OF
which S239, 509,4s2 was added by man
ufacturc. according to the announce
ment to-day OF the director OF tho
census, giving statistics for the thir
teenth census
In average number OF wa Sc aarners
the ranking of the ten leading States
are
Pennsylvania. $3.50. New York. 3u.-
ol9 Ohio. 1851. Florida. l2,2S0 New
Jersey. 1856. North Carolina. s.203.
Illinois. SOFA, Virginia. 7,sS2. Michi-
gan. 1876. and Missouri. 4.45s.
In value OF products: New York.
s76.s6l.552; PENNSYLVANIA. $50 .3S7
North Carolina. sS5.9s6,63s; Missouri.
sSos5o. OBS. Ohio. s2S.9O7 .26s; Virginia,
S25.Ss5.31i New Jersey. $24.1177,s4s:
Illinois. s2i.S7O.es2 Florida, s2l,S75.-
OIL kentucky. siS.55T7s6.
Tho value added by manufacture:
New Yosk. si5a2oli6. PENNSYLVANIA.
s2e.i4s.a64; North Carolina s22.iio,-
5l7: Ohio. $l6.ss9.ii6 Missouri. si4.-
4o4.722, Virginia. si4,ta6.04l. New
Jersey. sis.ael .Oso; Illinois. Sl3.267. $50;
Tlorida. Sl2.sso.7ss; kentucky. $780,
i72.2i2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
SOUTH HILL TOWN
IN THE LIMELIGHT
Twelve-Year-Old Town That
Shows Up in Very Great
Shape.
By vi. VI. CARVER.

South Hin, Va July 27-south
Hill is a town OF about twelve years
OF age. located on the Southern Rail
way. about half way between Norfolk
and Danville. being 4 little more than
one hundred miles from each place.
Seven years ago there was not a
single brick building in the town.
To-day these brick buildings OF vari-
Gus kinds are unsurpassed. We have
brick stores. dwelling. storage houses.
sales sta bles. school post office and
bank buildings.
South Hi is one of Il few towns
that has progressed as 1t has of late
years that has never had what is
commonly known as boom and set
back. but has grown continuously
from year to year until 1t bids fair
TO be one OF The best towns in South
side Virginia.
AS a healthy place or town it is
rarely excened. 1t has splendid wa
ter and some of rare mineral quail
ties. within the corporate limits Be
Sides this it is within four miles of
the Ogburn Springs. which Nas a ma
tionwidc reputation.
1t is now installing a system of wa
ter works. and. unlike filtered river
water in many places. 1t is pure
and clean water pumped from an ar
tesian we'll with capcity sufficient to
supply town many times larger than
South Hill.
1t is we'll lighted with electric
lights. the homes, business houses
and streets. 1t has garage for the
accommodation of the tourist, ana
there are about twenty-five automo-
biles owned and operated in the town.
1t has people who arc congenial
in both social and business affairs.
and to this spirit We attribute a great
part of It's successful career
Here you can find stocks of mer-
chandise in all lines that will com
pare favorably with stores In much
CONTINUED on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
ALFALFA GROWING
IN OIL D VIRGINIA
The Commissioner of Agriculture
Has Say on the All-Absorb-
ing Subject.

- W L-oire~ 81, ,-o,,,,,,,-s,.. 4.
As''eu4'uFe' SEM OIL % man Hu!'hs
the past week hfty-hve thousand
copies OF Bulletin No 81. This is a
noe, intcrcs,inr bulletin. for in adai.
.-, ...-,...,. ..,,,.
''o'- - '''' -A' ''''-'' 80 - 'e me-
Which the department. is reporting TINS
bulletin discusses the important sub
ject OF growing alfalfa. and 1t sets
forth the fact that 1000 acres in VIZ.
,..,,. ,,,,., h.,
'''A :"
year. winch VIII yea pFactlceliy 10
600 tons of alfalfa hay. There are j
few farms in every section of the
state that are beginning to grow this
,., 80 49,, X.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10
American Ridge

Wade Keene has purchased a
new automobile, and Mr.. Keene says
Wade can hardly take time to eat.
Wade, says if his machine does not
get him a wife, he is going to leave
the country.
We understand that Ed Ameling
has ordered him new auto, wonder
if he thinks the same as Wade does.
Well boys we hope you wont have
to leave the country for awhile.
Arnold Woody. a private in the
u. S. Navy. at Fort Bremerton, has
been on the Ridge for about a week
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10

Services will be held in the Presby-
torian Church morning and evening
next Sunday. In the morning the
the Baccalaureate sermon will be
preached to the Graduating class of
the High School. Appropriate music
will be rendered. Evening Services
at 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor at
7 p. m. and Sunday School at 10 a.
m. A cordial welcome to all.
Geo. H. Roach, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10
BLACK PHIL

the big Mammoth Jack, own
ed by John Woody, will make
the season of 1912. at the
home place, on American
Ridge. and at the Kendrick
Livery Barn. He will be at
the home place Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday and w ednesday,
at the Livery barn Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. This
Jack is one of the best in the
country. 1t will pay you to
see him. The price for the
season is $500, cash or bank
able note.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10

Dr.. Moser left Tuesday for Prince
Rubert. B. c., where he will fish for
a short time. -,
Miss Anna Long went to Moscow,
Wednesday.
E. w. Smith went to Moscow.
Wednesday. -,
L. Mcdonald and wife. of Lewis
ton. are visiting at the home of D.
w. Dawes, of Leland.
Miss Lula Eichner. of American
ridge spent Sunday with Miss Car
RE Deabold.
r. E. Tyson, of Moscow, was a
visitor in this city, Monday.
r. B. Vaughn, of Linden, spent
the week in Kendrick.
]. N. Armstrong, of Cavindish,
was a business visitor in this city
Monday.
The children of VIM. Hamilton,
who have been sick for the pas
month are recovering fast.
DR.. Rothwell was in Lewiston,
Monday.
]. Sanburg prosperous farmer,
of American ridge reports crops
looking fine.
Lost-A fishing license, fly book
and a dozen fyhooks, finder please
return to F. A. Foyer.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale
FRED JOHNS. Plaintiff,
VS.
HATTIE EVANS, GRANT EVANS
and E. G. HOBBS, Defendants.
Order Of Ssls and Decree Of FerseIerurs
and Sal0


Order Of Ssls snd Decree Of Forselerurs
and Sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
out of the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District in and for the County OF
Latah and State of Idaho, on the End day
of May, A. D., 1912, in the above entitled
action wherein Fred Johns the above NAM
ed Plaintiff obtained judgment and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale against Hattie
Evans, Grant Evans and E. G.. Hobbs, De-
PENDANTS on the LIST day of May A. D. 1912,
for the sum of Eleven Hundred four dol
lars and ninety cents, ($1IO4.9O), in the
United States gold coin, besides Interest
and costs which said decree was on the End
day of May A. D., 1912, recorded in judg-
ment book six of said court. a. page l
am commanded to sell all the certain lots,
piece or parcel Of land situated. lying and
being in kendrick, Precinct, County of La
tab, State of Idaho, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows: Lots One a. and Two
(2), in Block Twenty, (20). Original town
of Kendrick, Idaho.
Public Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday the LIST day of June A. ID. 1912. at
2 O'Clock, p. m. of that day. in front of the
Court House door of the County of Latah,
l will, in obedience to an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, sell tae g.
bove described property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment, with interest and costs. etc., to the
highest bidder for geld coin of the United
States.
Dated this End day of May 1912
C. BROWN Sheriff
BY F. A. Robinson, Deputy.
First publication May 10. 1912.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10

Chas. Weber. of Little Bear
ridge. is planting a large garden
tract this season.
Mrs. L B. Madden and children
departed for St. Maries. Tuesday.
The first of the week the Ware
house and Milling Company shipped
a car of fat hogs to the Spokane
market.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10
visiting friends and relatives.

visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Warney May and Miss Maud
Eichner who have been in the hospi-
tai at Moscow, are now at home very
much improved.
1t is reported that Lester Roberts
is thinking of joining the U. S. Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keene went to Mos
COW, Monday to purchase a monu-
ment, for their son Lester, who died
about year ago.
Everybody is busy. the sun is
shining, the birds singing. the grass
is growing, all are happy and merry
as lark, even
Rambler
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10
Publie Notice Of School Bond Election II
Joint School District No. "a, Counties Of
Latah and NexPeree Idaho.

Public notice lie hereby given &C.
cOrding to law and the requisite &C.
ton of the board OF school trustees
Of Joint School District No. "A, In the
Counties Of Latah and NezPerce and
State Of Idaho. that special school
bond election OF said school district
will be held at the schoolhouse in
Kendrick. in said school district, on
Tuesday the 14th, day OF May, A. d.
1912, between the hours OF one o.
clock p. m. and five O'Clock p. m. at
which election there will be submit
ted to the qualified voters OF the
State OF Idaho who are resident free
holders or householders of said joint
school district and their wives who
are qualified electors. the following
questions for their vote and deter
mination thereat:
Question Submitted
"Shall the board of school trustees
OF joint School District No. "a, in the
Counties OF Latah and NezPerce, Ida
no, be authorized to issue coupon
ponds in the aggregate amount Of
$4,000 (the same not exceeding twel-
We per centum OF the taxable proper
ty in said district), bearing interest
at the rate OF five and one half per
centum per annum, said bonds to
hear date the first day OF June, A. ID.
1912, payable 20 years after date and
redeemable 10 years after date, for
the purpose of building a school
house at Kendrick in said district.
providing the same with all necess-
airy furniture, desks, blackboards,
charts, outline maps, ETC."
The said qualified voters, voting
as aforesaid, shall vote upon said
question by the ballot whereon shall
be written or printed the question
above submitted, and said ballots
shall contain the words "Bonds,
Yes," or the words BONDS, Mo-.
The qualified voters desiring to vote
In favor of said bond issue shall vote
by ballot containing the words
Bonds, Yes," and the qualified vot-
ers desiring to vote against taid
bond issue shall vote by ballot con-
tanning the words "Bnuds, No"
The polls for the reception OF the
ballots cast upon said question will,
on said day and date and at the place
aforesaid. be opened at the hour Of
one O'Clock p. nj. and will remain
open until the hour Of five O'Clock p
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10

You will look good while before you hnd
a better medicine for coughs and colds than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t not only
gives relief-it cures. Try it when you have
cough or cold, and you are certain to be
pleased with the prompt cure which it will
fleet. For sale by Albert Moshop.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-05-10

m. OF the same day. when they shall
be closed.
D. j. ROWLANDS,
Chairman Board of School Trus rees.
N. b. LONG,
Member Board OF School Trustees.
(School District SeaD
ATTEST:
E. q. DAMMARELL, Clerk.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Ger 9anbIdtnb aIs sinnbiIS.
DdAs asus q I'm Rtatslfssu bss gaitsasf.
tets Beipitit bat

Ter Sebbebanoidub cat einnaI
IN aeuti6en 2an6en unO bariiber
binalls cine sroBe Roue eeipieIt, uno
nids er alein, Der Sonoi6ub iiber-
baupt tpar Elm beoeutiames Rehts.
ipnrboI eetpeien, beionbers elm itoots-
redtIifes. Sci 9eIobnungen umb
Stan6eserb0bungen ipieIte er cine
RoIIe. 60 tpie purprrfarbene, ae.
itidte Seibenbanbihube gum &aiier>
ornat ee60rten, 10 tparen SanD-
fdube nod tpeientIide 9eitanoteile
bes biib0fIiden Srnates bel Der Sn'
beftitur unb bei 9tittern ods Spm-
Dol Der 8elobnune. @enn Der 4at'
fer StGoten 6as Warft. ODER 0iiin3-
redt ooer ionitige @erehtiame per'
Iieb, 70 Iieb er ibnen einen Sarto'
ifub iiberreiden, unb besbdIb fiib-
rem ntord)e StGote Sanbi4ube i'm
@dppen. llmIonIt ipur6en natiirli9
iol1e 8eeiinItieuneen nif,t erteilt,
iie rtrBten our6 reide @eiherfe an
@eIS uuo an toitbaren @aren erfduft
iperoen, uno unter bieien befdnSen
ii6 fait immer 9feffer unb Sano-
i6ube. @oetbe berid,tet bon Dem log.
Bfeffereeri6t in Sranffurt a. 3D..
elmer uralten 8eremonie, bel Der bic
@bgeorbneten BON Dorns, gsiirn'
berg uno 9ontberg bllrh ueberret-
dung bon 8ei6enfen bonn Sfnilt'
beib, oils 8ertreter oes &oiiers, 3on.
freibeit erfauften: Ser Yfeffer golt
sIeidiam fir olle @aren, ino 10
bra6te ouh bier Der sl'bgeiunotc
einen ih6n ee6re6ieIten bol5ernen
GotoI nit 8feffer angefiiIIt. lleber
oemieIben Iagen Elm paar Sono'
idube, fpimSeriom aeidlist, nit
Seioe beiteppt un6 beauaitet, als
8ei6en elmer eeItatteten irto onge-
nommeuen 8ergiinitigung, oeiien iih
aud, tpobI Ser &aiier ielbit in geiuii-
fen sSGIlen beSient." BartifiiInrredt'
lid mar in 9eiiti6Ian6 gelteno. oaB
Elm Reiieuoer untertpees iopiel gtiiiie
pfliiden burfte, tpie in ieinen Sono'
Idub bineineingen. Or beging bo-
6ur6 feinen 9aunfrepel lmo broil6'
te nidt su be5abIen. S5n @naIanb
pflegte man friiber 9ittifrifter
idonoersierte San6ifltbe bei5iIegen
9a bieie ,pobI ou6 6fter nit Sol>
qefiillt ipurSen 10 tpurSe ben 9fi6'
tern eeieeIi6 nerboteu, alf ibren
Ridteriise San6ihube au tragen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Snmor in Der SdJnIe.

fsoIgen0e Sder5e oiis Sdiilerbef'
ten, bic im 9aufe bes Sabres gefant-
melt por6en iinb, tperben aus Sch.
rertreifen nFitseteilt: gGbredt Oiirer
bat bon ii1 uno feiner Srau elm
Selbitbtlonis ongefertigt = als
Sarbenbere seitorben lpar, borte ME
ma,b mebr auf ibu. = Sn Baris
eibt es Spiegel, bic obne Clos uno
Robmen 10000 Sront foiten. -
S,eSem ermIdnSi6en 8auern 1T iein
MiItbolfen ans Sera gauadden. -
aIs Wtofes seitorben mar, nabm er
cine onSere 9ebelsort on. - 9as
Sdnpein fiibrt ieinen gtanten nit
Reht: BENIN es lit elm febr nnretnes
Sier. = 9os S6tpar5e Dteer fiibrt
bieien Women besbdIb, neil Der Tin.
tenfiId borin leh. - Die Sliege bat
feds 8emie, 6autit tie niht nd4
borne ober binten itnHoIler fam. -
syn gortugaI iGngt bas Rlima crit
i'm sebruor an. = &o1er geero lieB
Die Stobt Rom arBinben uro, nm
Die ssIontnten at i1iireu, Strcb,
Bed, SdapefeI, Eauienbe bon Gbri'
item un6 onSere Ieiht ensiinolihe
Sahen bineirnperfen., = bic Giul'
bern unb Eeutonen itonrmen eigent'
lid bon einanoer ob. = SD tpuroe
1898 IN Der Dontfirde seboren. Sn
urferer JomiIie pofiierte reft piel
ltngIiid. sns i6 8tpoIf Sabre alt
mar, itarb nninem 9oter feline Utut'
ter uno siuei Tonate ipater meiner
Weutter Gante. Wein gruoer oer'
ungIiidte in syuSitteu. Or oerrentte
t6 6as gein, unS EN- Sabr ipdter
beirotete er bdielbft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Del aaf BE Bueen.
Die nisbtrHe SeAHiF brtHst sas ate ussiteI
Der ,essfatrer piebsS ans esltnHs.

@ie mnn iid In Der Gr5tIi6en
Runit nur fdfper bon Den aIten
Snusmitteln trernt, 10 rei6en ou6
ouf nnSeren @ebieten uralte 9fe3epte
nod bis in ole moberne @esenpart
binein. Wtan foIlte es faum alamben,
6ob iett ernItIid ooran ee6a6t rpir6,
Die 8enusung bon Del gum 91utpfen
Der Boeen pieOer olif3unebmen. @b
sentIid lit es freiIidb rnerhpiir6ig,
bnB man BON bider @irfling itber.
baiipt nid1t mebr @ebrau6 mabte.
guf bober See aber bat es tpobl feline
Sftuierigfeiten, uerlanet auf beion.
bere 8orridtungen unb lit iflieblih
niht gang biIlig. auf Die mooerne
Sdiffabrt beitebt auBer6em 10 uieI
8ertrauen, 0ob man obne iolte
SiIfsrnittel ansfommen gu fonnen
metnt. SeoenfaIIs baben Die 8or.
idIGse, eroBe Seaonmpfer nit 8or.
ribtuneen 5ur Oelperbreitung 5i
perieben, tpenig prattiide elufnubme
eeflin0en. Sest bat cine groBe 8erft
in Gar6fff einen beiopberen apparot
aiffgenoumeat, Der ols yautomatifer
8elenglGtter~ besei6net ipirb, cine
griirHide Gusniisung oes Sels ge'
Itattet ut6 infol9eoeiien redt biIlig
Iein ioa. Gin 5pIinSriihes @efGb
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