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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
ADMITS 4 WIVES.
BUT HE DENIES 10

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 12.-Robley
L. Allen, who will be sentenced Sat
urday on his plea of guilty to the
charge of bigamy. denies bitterly that
he has been married thirteen times.
He saws that he has been married
four times, two wives being dead, one
living and remaining firm in her love
to him. and the last girl accepting
his deceit and on speaking acquaint-
anCe with Mrs. Allen.
zone of my wives was the widow
of a man I killed in Birmingham
twelve years ago" said Allen. 81 was
tried and acquitted for the killing,
it being shown that the shooting was
in self-defense. Fate was strange to
lead me to marry the widow Of the
man | killed We separated and she
moved TO Ohio and died there.
Another of my wives died and two
of them are still living. An attorney
has worked up a list showing that l
had married thirteen times, but that
is an error"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Southern Flagman,
Young Albanian, Is
Crushed to Death

Caught between two coal cars,
Reese n. Waits, % years old, son Of
W w. Waits, superintendent Of
freight terminals Of the Southern
Railway at the Inman Yards, was
crushed to death al Pepperton, Ga,
shortly after noon Wednesday.
News Of the death Of young Waits
was received in Atlanta an hour la
ter
According to reports, Waits. who
was a hagman for the Southern Rail
way, was assisting in coupling two
cars with a chain. The drawhead of
one Of the cars had pulled out
Through some mistake. the engine
backed too far. Waits was caught
between the cars and so badly crush
ed that he died before medical at
tention could be given him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

must be watched Little Marie has
thrived especially well on DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup of Pepsin. Mr. Dey con-
siders it the right laxative for young
and old, and has found none better for
young children.
The use of DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup
Pepsin will teach you to avoid ca
thartics, salts and pills, as they are
too harsh for the majority and their
effect is only temporary. Syrup Pep
sin brings permanent results, and ii
can be conveniently obtained of any
nearby druggist at fifty cents and one
dollar a bottle Results are always
guaranteed or money will be refunded
Families wishing to try a free sam
pie bottle can obtain it postpaid by ad =
dressing DR. w. b. Caldwell 419
Washington street, Monticello, Ill. A
postal card with your name and ad-
dress on it will do
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Five Are Arrested on
MoonShine Charge

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, Nov r.
Homer BaIlentine, Marvin Ballentine,
Ellie Ballentine, Oscar McKelvy and
James Dowdy, Of Lauderdale County,
were brought to Huntsville in custody
of Deputy Marshal Root yesterday
afternoon on charges of being i'm
pliCated in the operation Of an Illicit
distillery near Cloverdale
The still was destroyed last July
by Deputy Collector Chenault, but no
arrests were made then. The five
defendants were tried before Com
missioner Greenleaf in this city and
bound over to the next Federal Grand
Jury. The men were allowed to go
home and make bonds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
1000 WOOdmen to
Meet in Columbus

COLUMBUS. GA, Nov. l2-The
program for the log rolling Of the
Woodmen Of the World to be held in
Columbus Thanksgiving Day. when,
IT is expected there will be in the
neighborhoG Of 1000 Woodmen in the
city from the States Of Georgia, Flor
ida and the Carolinas, is being ar
ranged.
r. ~ Snowden has been selected by
Columbus Camp No. 3 to go to Jack
sonville, where a ceremonial is in
progress. to get the very latest ideas
In regar1 to log rolling exercises
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
At Last, TANGO for Corns
the GUARANTEED RemedN

Any druggist selling TANGO for
Corns is authorized to refund your
money if it falls to root out the corn
without pain or soreness. Use TAN
GO tonight; stops suffering instantly
25c at All Druggists Made and guar
anteed by Jacobs Pharmacy, Atlanta.
-Advt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
MOTOR EXHIBITS
ARE SEEN BY
THOUSANDS
Sousa and Band Given Great
WeIcome-Big Attendance Is
Expected Throughout Week,

That al. records for attendance at
the Great southern Automobile Show
in the Auditorium win be shattered
this year is certainty. The auto
mobile exhibitors assured this when
they engaged John Philip Soura, THE
March King" and his famous band
OF 90 talented musicians.
Sousa came and conquered. Thou
sands heard the afternoon and even
ing concerts of his first day here. j
was the largest crowd ever at an At
lanta automobile show. The dealers
were correspondlngly gratified.
The new models were not neglected
by the swarms Of visitors. During
the intcrmisslons in the concert pro-
gram they wandered through the
maze OF cars Just out Of the factory.
They kept the local dealers and ia -
tory statesmen jumping to show them
this advantage and that advantage Of
each particular make
Society Enioys Music.
Society turned out afternoon and
evening for the concert Smart
gowns and costly jewels were on
every side And the majority seemed
10 be there to have good look at
the 1914 cars as well as to hear the
incompatible Sousa.
1t was bit incOngruous to see
Young wonderland older-whose
presence has graced many function
in Atlanta's exclusive set perched
up on the seat OF a huge motor truck
drinking in the music from the great
stage But they were there and huge
~ enjoying It, too, more so probably
than as If they had been enscOnCed
in the soft, luxurious cushions Of one
Of the high priced touring cars or
clectriCs
Sousa's concerts Will continue
throughout the remainder of the show.
lie has arranged program for We'd
nesday that should attract even larger
crowds than greeted hts initial APP
pearance the day before. Miss Mar
gel Gluck. violinist. and Miss Vir-
ginia Root. soprano, who won great
applause Tuesday, are on the pro-
gram again in the afternoon and
evening.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
so Flee 100000 FIRE.

NEWARK, OHIO, Nov. 12,-Fire
which broke out in the Franklin Ma
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Gadsden Plant Ships
Pipe to Canal Zone

GADSDEN. ALA, Nov. 12-The
Gadsden Pipe Company yesterday
shipped a carload of pipe to the Pam
ANA Canal Zone.
1t is expected that a large number
Of shipments will be made in the next
few weeks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Spartanburg After
Low Freight Rates

SPARTANBURG. S. c.. Nov, IL
A representative of the Interstate
Commerce Commission will come to
this city December 10 to take test-
mOny in the freight rate case brought
by Attorneys Wimhish. of Atlanta.
and Earle, of Greenville in behalf OF
the Chamber of Commerce of this
city against 25 railroad companies
Alleged discrimination and Unequal
ity of freight rates is claimed and a
reduction Is asked
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Man Leaps Off Train;
Search for Him Fails

LAKE CITY, FLA, Nov 12.--As a
Seaboard Air Line train approached
Lake city at D. m. last night man
who was accompanied by his wife and
man friend jumped from a car win
dow
Up to noon to-day, he has not been
found His wife said his name was
HightOwer and that they came from
Americas. Ga. She said she could not
account for his actions
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06
S. S. CONVENTION
APRIL Is ANDi6

The Cooke County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the Presby-
terrain church, Tuesday and wednes-
day, April 10, and l6.
This convention is for every Sabbath
School in the county. 10 is part of
the state organization, known as the
Tennessee Sunday School Association.
Judge Carthell, who is the State See
rotary, will be present and will give
several helpful addresses on the var
ious phases oforganized Sunday School
work. 1t is to be hoped that every of
ficer and teacher of every Sunday
school in the county will be present.
Cooke County is behind in both
public school and Sabbath school
work. Help us bring this county TO
the front. You will lend encourage
ment by your presence and can be
helped by the topics to be discussed.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06
Your money in Jones. Wood
land lotsis as safe as in United
States bonds.
SALEM ITEMS

Rev. Davis filled his regular. ap-
pointment at this place Sunday. He
carefully demonstrated facts during
his sermon, to show why we should
observe "LenJ Season.
Carl Cannon left for Missouri last
week.
We are glad to note that Dan Bax-
ter, who has been spending a few
weeks with home folks, is in our midst
again.
Messrs Ross Ottinger, jim Byrd and
Carl HiXson, after attending church
Sunday, took dinner with friends in
this beat.
Whooping Cough is now going the
grounds OF the community.
Misses Edith, Flora and Emma
Dean Easterly, Mary Winter and Eva
Templin, Messrs Sibly Winter and
Sam Templin, who are attending
school at farrol,sviile, spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks. They
were accompanied by Misses Maggie
and Carrie Profit, Parrot Walker and
Mr. Lloyd Dawson.
! j. X. Huff and wife of this place
left for Sewer county Saturday. They
will return this week accompanied by
Mr.. Huff's children who have been
staying with his sister, Mrs. Area
McMahan:
! DIR. \. Meas ana Miss Hattie made
q business trip to Newport Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeten gave an
enjoyable social 10 the ynung people Of
! this community Thursday night.
!, Mr.. Jess Hogan of Greene County.
who bought the viii Baleh farm IS
moving 10 his home this week. We
take our mats of to welcome the new
comer.
/
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06
HOMECOMING WEEK
AT MORRISTOWN

~
Morristown, Tenn. March 3.--Plans
are rapidly being completed for Ham
blen county's first "lIome Coming
Week" to be held iii this city the first
week in September. The arrangement
committee, of which Col. +. FL. Reeves
is chairman, met this week, and the
preliminary arrangements for the
coming family reunion will be COM
pleted'by April /.
Among other forms Of advertising
which will be used by the publicity
committee, is series of attractive
post cards. One day during the sum-
ner months will be set aside and adj
vertised extensively as post card day,
and en- this date every citizen of Ham
blen county will be requested to mail
one or more of the "Home Coming
Week post cards to friends and re-
latives in other sections ofthe country.
W. l. Wallace, superintendent of
the Morristown city schools has de
signated three Of the unique post cards
which will be used by the publicity
committee, each card being the open
ing bar of an old song and an invita-
tiuD to return 10 the old home.
One card, bearing the opening score
and words of"The Old Oaken Bucket, =
reads as follows;
"Shut your eyes and look! Can't
YOU see the old home down there at
the foot of the hill, by the spring, with
the old apple tree in the corner of the
yard. and the path through the lot out
TO the barn, and the COWS browsing
down in the meadow" Can't you hear
the 'potrack' OF the guineas out in the
high weeds back OF the old barn, and
the 'cut-cut-cut-a-cut-cut' that put the
spring in your heels as you ran for the
new laid egg" You have longed q
thousand times for one more gourdful
OF water from theold spring. Come and
drink one with us during Home Com
ing Week in Morristown, Tenn. sept.
l-6, 1919
Anolhercard bears the opening score
and words OF "Auld Lang Syne," and
the following underneath:
''llome it over to yourselves in the
cool of The evening, and think of the
Old friends back in Sunny Tennessee,
and make up your mind to come and
see us during Home Coming Week in
Morristown, Sept. l-6. l9l3.N
The third card hears the opening
score and words of "Home, Sweet
Home,n and underneath the following
.Sing it over! Think it over. And
make your plans to COME back and
spend week in the old home, among
old friends around Morristown, Tenn.
Home Coming Week, Sept. 10, 1918
The arrangements committee met
this week and organized 10y the eiec
ton of the following officers
Chairman, Col. 7. ii. Reeves; secre
tary, W. L. Wallace: treasurer, d. c
Morris.
------------------------
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06

Have your bought your lot?
Better do ittoday. improvements
now going on in Jones' Wood
land Terrace has greatly enhanced
the value OF, all remaining lots, but
the prices are the same for a few
days longer.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06
INFORMATION
AS TO SILOS
Southern Railway is Demonsrtat-
ing How One Can Be Built at
Small Cost.

Atlanta, Ga, March 3.-How the av-
erage farmer, with ordinary farm
tools, at an expence of only 5000 can
construct silo with a capacity of 30
tons. enough silage TO feed 20 cows 40
pounds per day for four months, is told
In a booklet just gotten out by the
Live Stock Department Of the South,
ern Railway, copy which will be
mailed free to any farmer addressing
request for same to Mr.. +. l.. Wood.
Live Stock agent, Southern Railway
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Where There is Live Stock on the
Farm There Should be a Silo, y is the
title Of this booklet which tells of the
advantage to the farmer of having a
silo and the great saving which it en-
ablos him to make in the cost of winter
FEEDING of his live stock. Tie figures
gwen are taken from the practical eX-
perience Of a Tennessee farmer vino
built a silo on the lines indicated TWEEN
ty years ago, who finds it as good as
new today, and feels that it has paid
for itself many times over every year.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson has
recently declared that theSoutheastern
states constitute the ideal section of
the United States forlive stock raising
and must be looked to in future years
for the nations food supply. 70 slim
ulate interest in the live stock indus
try end TO aid farmers TO successfully
follow this line the Southern Raslway
has established its Live Stock Depart
menl which is giving undivided atten-
ton TO this work.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06

Every lot in Jones Woodland
Terrace is a fine one.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-03-06

Enough fine timer on Jones
Woodland lots to pay for them.
See James r. Jones now.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Ieripiirtcu menihlitcS Riihren.

Gs bIieb Dem 20 ,>ahrc olteu Sofob
GuSFtpici ans Toitann. Huudnier,
oorbchalter, Ole Ghrouif uon GniS
QSlarb I'm cine Wcihitte III btrcidern,
bon Der ielbit Der ielioc Robbi Nfiba ~.
~Gcitou6cn hattie. bar Tie nod ME ooeeme.
fen 1T. Nit eirer ipabren Nrnleiinoer.
mjere itauo Safob cor Der Snquiiitioit,
I'M iih oui bic NsihuIei9uuo, boB er es
0erpaNt. rad Nntcrito III rcjieu, obne Die
ubIidtu S25 III 8elie III hober, III oer-
ontportert, 3ie Geihitte, Die er III
iciucr Verteioialtng er3dblte, oeruriatte
ben bret 1nGuiiitorcl. Dem ToImetiter
uno benz SuouiiitionSitenoeropben eiucr,
2ahtrampf, BON benz lie It'd crit no6
BEN Nbtretcn oeS ur1rtsu SdeImS erbo.
let foulten.
Gr srsdbltc, CT babe iih Dor Der Nb.
rt;ie aus Der Sttrut $50 III etu Iaar
llnouSipredljhe eirt0eu6bt, tells III Dem
,3pcdc, I'm ia nitt TT Weriuhune III
fonmcu, oaS G'elo or,uriibrcu, tells ais
Nnalt. Dap cs ihm etitohlen mcroeu
tonute. StIleS Iaaes aber, an Soro oeS
GdifieS, babe Is bdS Sdidiol eetroIIt,
bah ebeu oieic llnousiprehlidrr, Die IT
eerooe true, in einer Wcriailune acriettu,
bic Is tbrr eeratcl erite;iictl lieb. lih
bon ibner .u treluten. Iurh cine 2ute
btS TdmpicrS -Garonia", auf BEN er Die
lleberfahrt eentoht. babe er lie ms NSai.
Ter Qeiporlsu. Nahtrdplih lei It nj ext
etnGeiallerl, hab oGS Gitlh hortu einec-
udbt mar. Seit Der ,Seit babe &c telte
ruhiee W}juItc Qtbobt. oeru tr lei iid
bopubt 9ept'eu. RAP er uhne 0AeIo itiptr'
lid ~ etuem 6rcuuoe Stefan Grpue.
pic; nad' No. 4S4 N}arfet StraEt,
Yerpdrt. u. J.. III otm CT ipoilte. BtlGrI.
9et fonne, Zit &uauiii:iou licR zen
WIalm obnt No'eu obtrttcu unb rttl iii,
ueu 6rein,o poy tbr Gorulu. Oh Dem ttlc.
9r0pbjcrt norocr mar. or moOt Ndtob
III 3ilic fomulel. Gcr 6ygut0 C~rfldytg
IT'D bereit, iio NcS %duopnia3as dlir
uebwcn. biS CT Arbett t.Foutmtt piroc;
Die Snoutlttton bate tjn StuNbtG, uflo
Satob ourftt ;leben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Gnglii.ale @nftpulisci.

0us Srnsre Qr1t in 2onoon Fat
uuf 0runo oes tijr3li9 on9enomme=
rem Quftid;ifgelebes 8eItimmun9en
erlaI1en. Die u. q. cine lanqe @tuf@
6GtIurg pon SertliAtejten ~enthalten,
iiber oenen jece 2(rt bon Qufti6iffs
ooer 6luQ3euQOertebr perboten lit.
Nle 6lu8iatr3euse aus Dem Nuslan0
milien iiber eIneIr BON dd't beitimmz
zen Streifen 0e5 &ijitenIanoes in bag
@ereinigtt a0n'gretcb Qelangen uno
tnnerbaIb pom flint Metten ldnoeins
mdrta lunosn. sir geiu6s aus
.dn0iifer 2uitjfiffe lit Die Grlaub=
mis- hurh ben br;tiiGen &oniul elm
3ubolen, benz genure Nngabsn ourh
Die 9eio3ung be5 2uftihiffes uno
Der 3met Der 5obrt Qematt tpers
Den miiTen. GtusIinoiIAe 6luQ3eus
&c be0iirfen fir zen Slug nod Gngs
lamb niht ncr Grlcubni5 pe8 bri
tiiflen &~onTuIs. rod muB IS Stuns
otn bor}er eire WitteiIurg iiher oen
teo9iidti9ten Slug nit alien Gin}elz
5eiten an Dos Snaere Nmt IN 9ons
ron Ceriftet meroen. Qufti6iffe
ME 6luQ:euqe miiNen lire Wntunft
an Der &iiIte meIoen uno roiirien ibre
Tobrt nid)t fortieren, Bis iie bic Gre
luu6nis ou3u erbdlten, nobel ibnsn
Nlei63eitig mit9eteilt miro, untsr
pel6en 9%eoindunsen ibnen oie Wei>
ttrfabrt Qeit1ttet Miro. Hiemuno.
Ner nit 2uftIAiff ooer 6Iug3eug in
rag NereiniQte G6niQreid qeIanQt.
BARI 3olIpfIihtiqe 0aren, photo
eropbiIhe Nppdrate, 8~rieftauben,
Sprenqitoffe ober S6uBmdffen nit
it'd fibren. 9eiufe ausIdnoiiher
Marinss ooer Militdrluftihiffe be3tp.
6iu93erqe iino berboten. es lei oenn.
tie erfol9en duf Ginluoung ooer nit
Grlaubnis Der englii6en R%egisrung.
llebertretdn9 0ieier 8eitimmungen
miro nit let8 Monoten @efGnonis
uno 200 Qfo. Sterling @eIoItrafe
Qeahnoet. 4uf QuftI6tfFe ooer
6luq3euge, 0ie ;iber perbotene Sert=
lihteitsn hinpe8ftiegen. Tam gs=
Iho'1en neroen. Espionage nit 6ils
fe BON 2uftidiffen ooer SIug3euger
miro nit Iieben Sa9ren 3u6tbaua
6eitrdft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

t.rs, Der auf elmer Smell Iebte. untsr
olerlei 8eriprshungen ins 2ano uno
iieB oieIen gdn3li6 unf6uloigen
Wann, aIs er ibm in Die Sale gez
cnngen mar, pierteiIen.
Bon elmer anoeren untdt 0es gaz
iGas pubte Der fran30iii6e Brigade
general Deftrses gu ~er3dbIen. De-
frees neilte i'm Sabre 1912 in gslei=
r1er MiFion bel QIi uno puroe gut
dufeenommsn, gines cages fibrte
ter pai6a fsinen Goit gang segen
;eine ionitigen Getpobnheiten in isiz
rsn 6urem uno mics ibm nae feline
ssrauen. Na4 Dem 9eiu9 fragts 4li
zen 1ran3ofsn. tpelhe Der 6rduen
Inn am beIten gefauen babe. Dine
tegIifes Mibtruuen be3si6nete Der
General cine Stlaoin, oeren Sdons
Fit tbm aufaefalen mar. Nli lieb
torouf elm toitlihes Gien auftraz
Gen. in osTen 8erIduf er 0eitress
fragts, o6 er bic Jruu, beren S60ns
lett er 10 geprieien babe, niht pie@
tfrIeben m06te. OeItress mar 3u=
fyisoen. Sn oieiem 4u9snblite
cling auf Elm 3si6en Qlis Elm 0or=
fcng in Die S0be, uno ouf elmer Qrt
Qooium eridien Elm idpar5er Gu
rude, Der oas ioeben abgeIhnittsne
@aupt Der ungIidii6en Stlapin in
Ter 6nno belt. Q8dbrenb Ser pue
ida Bel oieiem 4nblit laut auIla6s
IL, i~tir5te 0eitrees odpon. inoem er
ey Dem Qrauinmen Meniaen nit ser
Ra4e RapoIeons orobte. Der pa
ida lieb ii6 aber tierour6 nidt be-
ltren: mar er op4 gang genau iiber
o1s. mas in europa porging. unters
r;6tet, 10 oub er aud gut puBte.
coB Napoleons Stern i'm Grloi6en
lpar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
cbcrpettermadber prof. 9sinis

Z. Moore. Der frubere Gbei oes 8uns
otSltlnalbureuus. Der 10 Oft ouS ameri.
tauilbe Solt uergebens UNI 9uteS @ets
ter bitten lttB. MIRO lih legt lelbit &c.
6muulen lebeu. nm 9uteS &8etter gu
bitten, Ger @on9reB luiu ibn ndmlttl
CUR &erdntwortung 5lehen, neil er lehr
u~u9ehortge WtltteI nnqemnnot hdbtu
1ou. I'M ben Bolten OeS Nfsrbauietrss
tdrs IN Nltion'S Cabinet IN erbnllen.
g9ie Is btlBt, mar oas Gud) Der 6runo.
Der osu Yrolioenteu pernnloBte, i'm
Small unO 5al Su emlliieu, pbmohI
Ntoore berelts letns Heltgndtion eln8t.
retht butte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
5ranS0fide germittluna 3Wiidsn
NniIen uno golcnp

0ie Ser 0Iener 0erldteritatter
Der r6rantiurter 3eltuu8" aus be.
tier polnii9er Guel.e eridbrt, be-
migben it'd left eintger 3elt iraupoit.
ihe @frmlttIer. 3luIihen RuBIano
uuo Den Y0Icn einen IusgIelh ber-
be;3uiubren. ruobeI audi Die gebeiier-
ten Nejte5ungen jiptitlen Jranfreib
uu0 0a:ltan 8lIIe .eilten mIIlIe. Die
Observation-Disclosures PoIen io-
nobI in 9,uBIan0 al5 auh in 8ali3leu
molten lidoer elnen 4uSglelh nit
Sen Grobruiier ais nit Den Hutbe.
men, Bu 0enen lie ais 8roBgruu0be.
iiter in eirem io}jaIcn 8eaeniaee ite-
ben. Gle ruiIiihe Re1lcrung. Die
ebcnioIy5 utht8 mehr iirhtet, ais
eIne Stdrfun1 Ser Hllt1erGn. 3etqe Ell
MAC @cncjQtheit. Sen frnn30iiiden
Miiniher ent1eQcnufonnen. ober
6o5 ruiiiihe @eomtsntum. 0as in 30.
len ieine ietteiter Piriinoen heiiht.
miSerieet ith oieier 4nIiht. @ethc
Str0mung Die C0er1ano 8%e1utnnen
miro, iii nod unaeuIB, aber gut ln-
terriftcte 4oIcn refnen nit Ser
Y}og..d,'eit elmer meitgebenoen au.
ton0mie, Ole tbren GuBtano ju8c>
itebeu miro. 5ol.te 0ie Spannlm8
3mllhcn RuBgan0 uno Celterrelh
iort0ouern. 10 pljrSe H1tBtano m0bI
riht urterIaIien.' 0tee &arte aila5u-
i~gjelen. %n Ser tuneren salljlld)ta
|oiitlf madlt lid 0ieie 5tromtma
idion TART b1nerftar. Sic erItauert
0en Aua8,cid) ynIld1eu Noien mo
Nlitbenen, r6Ir audi bel Ser W01Iid}-
felt zines Stunillftca 3ujiben Deter.
reid. lngaru mo NlBIdno ipietl
ojeie Ira1c elnc beocutcuoe HolIe.
Sic f~ouieruatiueu No,cu uno BE
itIrtitc0artei Ser AItpOIeu in&uNtit-
@olen 2tocrleReu lldl leittg Der &0ec
elmer rcpohtIouareu Grbcbung 9e1er
GusIouo. Tie goI;tiihe Narole til
aud lctt sort. Scene ruiItIte. feline
oiterrejhiite. iouocru cine polnl'tc
Grjentj1rung. Ole rein polntlht
Crjcrticruu1 otcr. Sic gum miu0e'
item Elm NNi3iatI oc5 poluliter Nftiu'
poItcnS in scr oitcrrejhiihcn Rcd)
NINA mare. Miro in 0icn iorJenool'
/ erortcrt.
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