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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
COLOMBIA IS FRIENDLY.

Caracas, Aug. 1S.--General Torres
castro, a relative OF Cipriano Castro,
and his followers, who were captured
at Macurao, have been imprisoned In
the fort at Perto Cabello.
The government of Colombia today
notified Venezuela that Emiliano Liz
zaza has been appointed Colombian
minister at Caracas in succession to
DR.. J. G. Borda, and the hope was
expressed that the friendly relations
now existing between the two coun.
tries would be continued.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
CASTRO'S REBELS
ARE DEFEATED
COLOMBIA SHOWS FRIENDSHIP
BY ADOPTING NEW MIN
lSTER TO VENEZUELA.

Willemstad. Curaco. Aug. 18.-Co
ro, the town in the state of Falcon
where revolutionary followers OF
Cipriano Castro struck their first
blow in an attempt to overthrow
President Gomez, has been re-captur
ed by government troops, after a
nerce battle, according to advices
brought here today.
The revolutionary leaders, General
Lazaro Gonzales and General Urbina
were killed in the fight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
NO IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
Reports From Hospital Were That
Bob" Gaskin Is Very Restless
and Condition Serious.

The last reports received from the
city hospital last night were that
there was little change in the condi-
tion Of Bob" Gaskin and that he
had spent very restlessda y.
No opinion can be ventured, ns
yet, as to the outcome of the case,
but unles a decided change for the
better occurs soon little hope, for
his recovery can be held out.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
GUNBoAT IN TYPHooN.

Hong Kong, China, Aug. ia ty-
phoon, which ragged here yesterday
attained velocity of 105 miles an
hour. and when 1t was at its height
caused the gunboat Wilmington, at
tached to the third division of the
United States Asiatic feet to fire dis
tress signals. A tug towed the war
ship to shelter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
cRAZED FATHER KILLS FAMILY

New York, Aug. 18-The bodies OF
Mrs. Mary Lake and her four chill
dren. Horace, II; Walter, 8; Stella,
1S; and Dorothy, IA, were found stark
naked I'm their Brooklyn home today,
today, horribly mangled Beside
them, dying, was the husband and
father, Henry Lake, restaurant
chef. Apparently he had killed all
five and then fatally wounded him
self.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
SHOWS
WHEN THAW GAINS
FREEDOM SUNDAY
GLYNN ACADEMY BUILDING
IS OFFERED RENT FREE
ACCOUNT OF ASSOCIATIONS CITY
DESIRES TO PRESERVE
BUILDING.

which, on account of its associations,
the city resitates to destroy, is now
offered rent free to anyone who will
repair it. The following note from
Mayor Hopkins explains itself;
To the Citizens;
The old school building known as
Glynn Academy. is badly in need of
repairs. The City has no use. what
ever for this building. and the finan-
cial condition does not warrant the
expenditure of the amount necessary
to make the required repairs. As
there SENS to exist amongst our old
er citizens sentiment on account of
past memories, the city does not wish
to demolish the building If it Is pos
sble not to do so. For this reason,
with authority from the council Of
fer it, free or rent, to any worthy
society who will make the necessary
repairs. The estimated cost as Civ
en- by the city engineer is $3.50 90.
Respectfully yours,
j. HUNTER HOPKINS,
Mayor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-19
MARYLANp's SENATORIAL RACE

Baltimore, Md, Aug 18.-Candi-
dates for the United States sena-
torial race in this state are filing GER
tiicates of candidacy today, prepra-
tory to the primaries to be held on
September s. Blair Lee is the lead
ing Democratic candidate for the
short term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
kPEAk UP, JUDGE!
WHERE YOU HIDING?

secretary of the navy and amhassa-
dor TO France and what.not, should
keep quiet about Chadwick'a visit.
IL would be meat FIR those b. = q.
90 herald the announcement that
Wallace had cornered the iudgcshlp
Job for Chadwick. and thus again
attempt 60 demonstrate that Wal
lace Is some pumpkins with the
new administration
Again, speaking from the anaiyti.
cal diagnosis OF other hot patriots
who are considerably agitated over
Chadwick's disappearing act. tho
Judge may be having a quiet heart.
to.heart and hosom.to'hoaom Don.
fab with National Committeeman
Pattison In some quiet sylvan spot
right here In our own Evergreen
state. Pattison. Il had been under.
stood. had approved the candidacy
OF Judge Moore, who has also the
endorsement OF tho state organlKa-
ton. But that Is a mere hagateile.
say the analytical diagnoaera.
Didn't Pattison also endorse Judge
Macdonald for postmaster OF Seat
tie. and then switch To Tom Casey.
and is now reported 10 have switch.
ed back 10 Mcdonald AGAIN.
The suspense Is something awful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Cop Little and the latter's ehug.
bike for convenient stopping
place. agreed 20 pay the damages,
and Judge Gordon let IL go az that.
"Wednesday found Judge Gordon
In good humor. and II was a lucky
day for speeders Most OF the
cases were dismissed for 'nck OF
sufficient evidence. Those who
were soaked were Merk Dong.
SIS forfeited bail. =. +. Walker. $40
forfeited bail. and Claude Johnson.
81 for falling to stop at n street
car crossing.
Dodging around wagon. the mo.
torcycle on which were Herman
and Robert Hascali. brothers. llv.
Ing at 1877 Goth av.. skldfed on the
wet pavement AZ Third ay. and
Jackson Il. Herman sustained a
broken leg. Robert suffered minor
injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

:, where. oh where. is that boy
.sslsht'
I asere is Judge stephen ]. Chad
L. member OF the supreme court
I washington. and candidate for
federal iudgeshlp OF Western
,sAingtenf
ssssl democracy. set agog by the
-, that he was in Washington.
possibly hy Invitation of the
.s,s.that.be. attempted little
k.r,eek Holmes work and oh
- comparatively reliable in
k..rstlon that the Judge was not
t..sssred AZ any of tho bis hotels
ia national capital.
x@,thor has Judge Chadwick beon
/ nlvnpla for over a week.
CAV pursuing the Haw kshaw
I..sormanee with proper analysis.
/ -ay be possible that Chadwick
= Washington. even though he
81 NJ any OF the big hotels, He
- "a a guest OF Hugh Wallace.
x here the question naturally
[-..s that Il seems quite unlikely
n hasy press agents In the em.
r. N the Guggenheim representa-
r. sum Tacoma. who had touted
<,llace as a lead pipe cineh for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
lECORDS HAVE
| LITTLE VALUE

Iyo systematic record OF each
BAL Of garbage hauled by the seat.
l. Refuse Collection Co. which
~ a contract with the city for Is
ca;As, IL shown on It's books. An
ANIMATION OF the books> was made
stnesday BY the attorneys In the
&rbags collection investigation.
d Z. c. Snyder. for the com
xnants, declared that the manner
i bookkeeping has added some
~ difficulties 20 his side OF the
~. Comptroller Harry Carroll.
Do opened the account for the
tnpany prior to his becoming q
b official. stated that the com
b. wanted the simplest kind OF
Bookkeeping TO protect the stock.
Stsrs and that there was not In
8nnon 70 keep such details as the
d. would naturally be expected to
~ n It's own books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
:1;&':'::SdI3RI3T7

naturally. W. Krighden. 2lsn
Ia Az. got to police headquarters
kx He was riding IN an auto,
4 tod his story and departed. he
e.ed. but the toot was not heed
Z He applied his brakes. but they
LAT work quickly enough.
EHhlmar Gldlof. 500 Uhion st..
kalant get there so quick. lie
{ 10 20 TO the city hospital first.
krsng sustained an injured foot
IA spralncd right arm when
2nrAdsas machine hit him at
4stA aud Pike 81. Wednesday az.
Lrnoon. But Gidlof told his story
\ he police. too. lie was draggad
\ FEET. be said.
Erighaea was notified al his
&s-e. IN 'front.' OF the Diller hotel.
Il visit police headquarters again.
* yamaxaki. who learned 10 run
q motorcycle aud used Motorcyc e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
PARK
FOLK FORM CLUB

Property owners living south Of
Woodland Park. between Wood.
land Park and First nv y W. and
between 10Th and Goth y. are In.
terested in the organization % a
club 10 DO known as the South
Woodland improvement club. 20
further the interests OF all residents
OF this section.
A temporary organization has
been formed and meetings are b..
ing held for the present 10 a build.
ing on the corner OF s2nd and FIRE.
mont.
On Monday evening. May 3. all
interested are invited TO be present
A permanent organization viii be-
formed. officers elected and work
planned for the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

King salmon. iSc 70 Lake Washing.
ton catfish, tie ID Columbia river chad
Toe To-. fresh black cod, i0c 10 hail.
but cheeks. TOO n shad roe. asa ID
salmon trout. lie 10 large Holland her.
ring. for Sc. Wisconsin brick cheese
zoe ID. full cream choose. 200 ~ full
cream cheese, iso 10. jack cheese Use
u. onions, lbs Toe. Florida grapefruit
J for 1tc. cururnbars. Ice each. bermuda
onions, lbs isc. best Iowa butter. Z
rs sSc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
&c cans Rnehovlss. zoo can. zoo cans
f5c. Norway maahsFel, ? for fse. Z for
45c; salt Chinook salmon. t5e NJ . Nor
way herring. for iBc. Alaska hngrinT
2 for Toe, for 25c. Holland herring 4
FOR 2sc. homeless herring $50 ID brick
cod is" iIe' /. - best cocoa. Zoe
fancy sliced peaches and aprioots :
cans Csc, 2Sc cans ripe olives Ise. s
cans sardinss lsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
PIKE

Halibut. : ibs iGc. silver perch. I los
7so. Eastern oysters. $50 pt salmon. I
lbs 25c. soles. lbs. i5c. silver srnsits
2 lbs 2sc Sliced rcd snapper. lbs 9Ec.
salt salmon. be CSC: Holland herring.
J for Toe. 81 ksg. English bioatsrH. FOR
t6e. 100 herring. Sc 100 mackarsi &c.
fish dinner and clam chowfar use.
green onions. lunches Sc: 2 heads let
-. 4. frnah rtrnrnn huttar 2 IL a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
VICTORIA DROPS ONE

sFUkANE. April g4.--After
pitching good ball Wednesday
Kantlehner tottered In the seventh.
allowing the Indians to gather in
two runs. The Bees came back in
the eighth. tying the score. The
Indians scored In their half OF the
eighth. winning tho game.
X. RI. Z
Spokane ..... ..3 II /
Victoria z
Batteries-Covaieskle. RlHberr
and Auer; Kantlehner. Smith and
Shea.
Portland Vancouver game 1t Van
couver postponed: rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
STR. CHAS. NELSON
/ BURNS AT EUREKA

EUREKA. Cal. April 2+.-With a
*sexl0ad OF $4,000 feet OF lumber.
b steam schooner Chas. Nelson
n San Francisco burned TO the
fsier's edge near her berth here
#taY She was TO have sailed for
y Francisco today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

sN0NTEsANO. April 7f.--John
IEaelly, foreman for TwOhy
fghers Construction company, Is
~ today as the result OF being
ruck By an o. w. r. G. N. pas
&zger train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

ACTIVE MEMBERS OF the Am.
phion society OF Seattle entertain
the associate members OF the soci.
ETY. In the Commercial Club rooms
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

\ MELBOURNE PATRIOT ,
Australians are mortified
70 find that the name Gambler ,
1 "a, which has been bestowed
Epon their new capital. is the
.sttTe name for the Laugh
az Jackass."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
gehcREhGE
Continued.

A FINE LITTLE FARM
10 acres all under cultivation and
fenced deep rich taam soil level a.
q floor don't overflow all ~ crop !
acre ~ apuds. bnthnea In garden. Eraln
end has GOOD A-feofn bunEaiow,
chicken houses and harm 81 c1n-
veutencas Of town. such as telephone
free mail and grocery delivery hard
surfaced level roads = mile from
town with hiah school Price u 700 o9i
tb0u 90 cash
$500 PER ACRE
100 acres nearly Cleared and fenced "
ing apriuK aud ersek atder and cedar
son that tells the story as % quality
county road I miles from largo town
with factories creamery hlEh school
railroads terms $500 90 cash. bal
nurn at e per cent -
SOUTH WEST WAHitt%uTpN fAAb GO
Room "a Downs uiis fos Second ~
SNAP. EAST or THE LAKE
We have a 90 acre tract. about half alder
bottom land. on county road. about -
miles east from Seattle and miles
from railroad station. which owner
wants sold ct once. Price tfso3 only
lik76 per acre.
A. u. NEWELL
lao Spring 81,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
puId Not StraightenUp
Peculiar Condition Removed

Il lome time ago I was troubled
Il pains In the back and Kidneys,
Il times could not straighten up
$er bending over. Came to the
|&aclusion that II was my kidneys.
pa DR.. Kilmer's advertisement
/ made up my mind | would try
ampRoot. During the time tax.
n the contents OF two bottles l
fsssd two gall stones OF quite good
Re. Today am free from palma In
Il back and kidneys for DR.. XIII
re swampRoot removed all the
eleultv. and I can now 20 about
n Eor and have no trouble with
II b. 4 or kidneys. I will gladly
r. bend Dr. Kilmer's swamp
70 any one suffering from kid
4 Or liver trouble. You are at
sity 70 publish this II you 30
r. r. MOSIER.
A Waveriy. ". Y.
&is Of New York q.
4snty Of TIoRa "''
Il Z. Aosier. being duly sworn,
Soses and says that he In the per
L who subscribed and made the
4 going statement. and that he
n beard said statement read and
e7s the contents thereof. and
III the same Ia true.
II +. r. MOSIER.
SsaDAcFibef and sworn 10 before
mis- 18th day OF Juns. 1909.
IkANK a, BELL. Notary Public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

ssaas - atN
EsTEAps


-. =. TO NE 7 IADe-e0 600 600 ACRTs
esoea lands. - TO $40 acre. rrs1x
pio"lng; Yields ss TO 60 sushei,
sheatt finest inland climate. H..
hem"teekerS excursfonH w--s,.
a =, imnirra;ion Bureau G. N.
ct A. XIV. EsaFsHa - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

your name h taken from the list A
change u date on the address Label 10
receipt
Rates for rnm STAR by mali are
! mWNlh ssts. ss..s.ssssss+ stss.ss &c
= months sss.s .ass..s....sss - ss.t =. tee
months stssss.ss*.ss. ,.sss.ssssst ~ ~
months $500 tssfst s*sssstF VI ~
feaf 49, ss.ss... s.stsst s.se -
AsiLp tslR
TaAossl tCaaaliftl coJaeiro
~&eEl1lE gg3s
tqr the convenience OF our rohdars.
We have established agencies at
Tie following socauouz
z1p tnioa 81. with souvenir and
eurio Shop Phone Elliott e.
u, n. Mullen. stea ballard av Phone
tiassifisd "A Rates vfanaicnt rate, are
cents per line for eharne ads or &
times Ter the price OF cents per
tine Tor each ads aF times fer the
price % 3 Phones Ellistl 81 OF Main
nAee
ballard iea
Ads NAV b left at these hfanchss.
Nbsro same rates will hs Eiysu as at
main office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

49,, sscr 'front.' l2 acres cleared ana ma,
49, rest half RlAshed: All GOOD Iars.
mostly black loan. rest Fosa 49,, .5,na.
49, 49,. Ioea running through one rnd.
20 better place on Sound airnos; ls,.si::
80 WateF front on Henderson nav
WIZ aiFlae In 10 or Is-acre tract.
-munan easy reach or both se..tis -
tacoma market Price sioo No. 80. -.
wass Carl MausperEcr. Gig Hareor'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
A. u. NEWELL
- n.-.l.-n -
LEIIMLE ML[EM LLml[

Lot aTMrf0a feet. on itth av y W. all
improvements IN and pAld- Price ttTsi
half cash
Corner lot. teHtoe: close In price t7oo
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
LEASE or FOR RENT

n i.hAhk-s ACRES, ALL NJ
tuns. bearing orchard: lots Of re-.
PUSHES; 30 minutes from Pionee-
- ~, "Hl lease years a, 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
CITY REAL estate
a sNAP I'M HALLARD LOTS

sIoo MoSrn--So INTEREST
New iownsite. 3 railroads: cleared. level
lots $50 each Can or write. III
American pank TliaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

y what swamp Root WIN 10 for You
l e y Dr. Kilmer q Co. BinRhamtou.
IN. tDf sample bottle II will con
j.. anyone You will also receive n
81 vaigAb information. telling
the Kidneys ard bladder when
- % sure and mention Dept II.
sAf te-esNt and 81 % sizs bottibs for
/" all org sssg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

49,, -. som. one with a little good sanr.
49,, IN offer on camp bunrnlozg q,
~ Aolson park, I'll either sell !, ~ v,.s.
away. Ask for Tayior a, p.w-lsss.s
Efocerr store. 4gnt M e mnk9ss n1'ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

Two fihs lots north Of park, IN Ballard,
owned ~ a non resident. who 10 anxious
90 got rid Of paying assessments. offers
two lots for 400 each. subject 20 as
srsarnsuis These lots should be worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24
so-FARMs AND FARM LANDS
CONTINUED

FINE LITTLE DAIRY FARM
NEAR KENT. 20 ncres. soos All. -.
N cultivation. balance pasture: or
suhrai spring water: good 7-roern
hous@ large new frame barn Cali al
we offlee and aee photos Farm faces
Kood county road. close 10 school ara
hs4shbgfs groceries and man delivered
~ agor We can deliver this place for
!. 500 tl.E0o cash. balance per cent.
aSAih6 country property our sp~cfaItx
ROHERT NJ TINY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

For EXCHANGE
TO TRADE

$40 oo0 worth Seattle property. North
End, partly improved with buildings
no Membranes. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-24

ron -AIF-too ACRES. PART CREEK
bottom haf mile from SOUND fflee
'taQ0 ttt Oriental hidE
20 ACRES PEAT BOTTOM
isceAtsd north u Seattle ard handy 90
market lies lsgel aud sAHy 70 Improve
rhs tract for truck garden ef
sruAH dairg
PRICE REDUCED TO fI.see
EAAN IEIMM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-23
Hnrcbauunos.

Mtnn man ben @trhdtn bhr 3ttuuetH Gus Mnbnson elnuben
lam. 70 bukt ft BIZ. gunOeussrung ouf bic w5sHdttt Dor, bob Ft
NIT Sopan In blutgtn Roniit tomme. mir sIauben Snor nidt on ben
arss, aubr Japan Dn Jpn 10 rs 10; ober mir fHb elmer Ga4s fiber,
bob bic 5oIss prm,brfs 1lcttmbuuhn fem ptrbeH. Die Siimmuns boilr
III S%iDeifeILOs osmua.
limb bo bkn unitre JrtOtus' unb abrunuusstbtpr,tir ptbtr ,ns
nal Dor BEN orubsu lInteid.O. Der Sbnmadt Der 7beOrhn unb Der
@spoIt bs anf4auunsssp ntrhds. ben mi. 70 oft in unstm pOIhidsn
e.btn esnOfm hobeH.
es mag bksmaI burd bic HrtIi@en fOinIsn DECENTRALIZATION an Der
gatHftsaaHs ~brbtissfafrt DCran iin. Gs III uuffaIIsnb. ps bi. Gns
~lHounstn bon, mad aatOrnn ~berScgsneu GamiIsnDdtsrn uno Saus'
irausn BEL ben asbaHionsu snhufen. bic Dor Der RsoeraIiung In aoifOrs
MEN fpornsn, os nmr nod elm 2onb fir Rtidt, phr outnfals tunss stnSeIn.
oeuie Td, bentn IS nitt boruuf oH,Onmt. fb burdjuidostn. ab.r fir
anb.rs fi IS ntdts, fpsssu Der G4nttn unb Snpaur. es mub oNO ttpos
gDabres an hkIr 9insen f,n.
Gber su Gut, tommsn b. gosdnse sptiftIos ben pun5rpaikns unb
e6iffsboufrmm unb ben Observation-Disclosures. lnsrnsfmsu, bic ia BEN
GIbrer Der Bull nooies9tDeuns. beifen setreutr Gunnb Der @Oubsrneur
BON aaIfOrni,n in, fshr ON 9egn s.I.ssn boben unb nod Iissn. Gus
gan, potriOfitsn Grlnben. Wmu broudt isn aruf' unb aaptuIsins6t
gu ien, I'm cine fGrtc JlOts fr isbr notuenOis gu boIten. limb bic be-
treffsnben Jirmn Idber prOtn isbsnfalIs aud ibr Da0stdfts sstan bnben.
un bieTsn talHorniftsn anidauunsss llnterriat gu forbern.
Gs 1T uuns gut, fb bic 5dbistet GROCER Sntrefien ShuaiOnsH gu
fOldem anf6ouunss sllutsrri4t ~aus5uuaben, nnS ihn nntsr ~lmfGnb.n
piltirIf6 kr%tttsufibr.n, Dor aussn 5u balhn.
D1an Ibt bann bic Soffmungsn auf bos. tDs fdon mare, niht IN ben
Simml pa4isn. au4 mid. bic auf abrifnns uuS sDssH Jtsbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-23
UnterirofrCb.

DUFF 6n ~ausoeSe6ntsn %&OhmfsOern Dsfbirsinens i4eint ME aubs
unS Srbnuna sin,s6ren 81 nOltn. Sahr fir Subr tOmmt Is gu Srtiis,
81. nit INNER ,n.ut,r Strait Iostrsden nS on llmfdng rno Der CARTS
nddiofet, nit Der Fe ausgeampft peroen, inmtr mehr aunshmtn. gIutsc
StraBentampf, gepoItut.n egrn Die Gerts StanorsAt miltdrtite
gtfssunq fnb On Der sagssurSnung. 1nb 1T Is birili4 ttnmuI anf ireeno
Tin. Mdis aelunosn, ben 5rnotn brsuFeusn, 70 se9t er bod nur gu buIb
III ole Bride, unb e berrI6m hhbsr bic ultsu 3ufdnbe ts rOrbsr, psnn
nmt in nod eeFcsertem Wabs
SieTe bGufgtn BisosrbOIungen Der Strshunruhen' uno 81. 3Gbgteit
6er Strsitsr, Die Fder untsr Dem gerIuft bss Grperbes fs4r i9psr gu lsts
ben baden, gsben su 6sntsu. 9R lln5ufrieoenhet Der geslute nit ibrsr
Gage beIbrGnft fa fpsierbn nat naeiu auf Den 8ifrift bon MtfDrsinien,
iOnoern erFr.dt f9 uub uuf uhle onbere 8srsnertssebiee in Den Der.
Staaten; Ser GsOuntc Ihgt NstuIb nue, ben gruno bu5u in Der dls.mets
nsn Gage 6es Responsibilities hnsuldnoe gu iuFn. gs sbt ki9tfnnig
bonn s3aun eerofene StrsiN, BEL benen i'm 8eDubtIen auf NRadt uno
unentbebrr6iet anforoerungsn gsfelt tper&n, Ole bel n.hsm bds ptrs
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