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The evening world., 1913-08-30
Manager Mcraw Tells Left Fielder George Burns That He Did
Exactly Right In Catching ThatFou FLYNN the Tenth Inning,
EvG Though It Did Cost the Club the Second Game Of the
Series with the PhlNes.
By Boz en,an Bulger.

question of when has the Giants camp and
%sta at N. nan OF tho rne. sn, he
@ II.
as ns ~Hi "
and
foul ny left after caush the ban and shot " tho plate
wilson's
ground
m.d,at.
" x s p S s M wan aas o been enough perfect
throw and the tina.
%, he Of a
getting rid TO sue. est Mage. ana crsva which
S sid & told him ~ he mad. the
after pitching " Of tn" IT, = Of hi. me- simply
Sians s,, anything tenth
s a" S b. e seemed to 20 pieces S aaa both Pm m
M asnS r sI Maze, Mar @ send over the a ~
entirely blame
k M s s s ; n. s"s %
ua'ess Al Demaree Expresses desire to take hand Mcra not
s ' sa IT, had
concerned
a. ~ ola s % o though sn.n on a
ss"' ;%s, 's
answer
n =, TO-, ] the r n rs ns when
. Doyle Also list ~ ws. the hn', when
s H sn a. captain ss' vac sm makes
Il rew bug has to the
s dsS"a the WaSaeo
discovery TIC science hitting sau on a n MIG. up 3. "a. ar
explained hts action
~n prOaqoH OF h'm at the Polo Grounds
that n,y: who @
also head: "s
The evening world., 1913-08-30

to-day BY Matchmaker Jack Mccarthy
Tor the next show Of the Brown A. 4.
Of Far fockawsy OH Friday night. In
the mrs. Biliy Kramer will rreet Jimmy
FNsane, while In the main bout Knock.
out Eesers will exchange wallops with
Irish Malone.
Four clubs will hold boxing shows to-
uisht - Apllows: FairnOnt A, G.. Joe
KucsrA W. Walter Brooks In the main
event: Browns Gymnasium a. A.
Young sieger vs.. Jack Twin" Collins.
Young Rector VS.. Frankie Callahan IN
ter. round bouts: irving 4. e. OF Brook
iyh, Young Brown W. Johnny DohAn.
ton rpunds: at. Nicholas A. e.. JACK
Heating W. Jack Curley. ten ROUNDS.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
n TIE Bout Is on the Level
!, 1nuiord Should Beat John
!, con When They Meet In Paris
= on Dec. 20.

,.n...s.~. ,s,s =. -. s.... p,,,.,,,, IA
=, rTSc Nv YORK Wotd,
- A. LANUrORp has been matched
n Asnt Jar,. Jobnson In paris on
NJ n ~n,ch ,r.,r, s,m,av ,n.,
.,., 1csa has beaten tho rest OF the
"Ss nu".sr, ,. 20 49,, 5000,
NV. ovu', '"a. ''n"Sio.o
onn'on !" ms pe'e.. con
."o.m MS ehahee wou'd ha''
~" hree OF ,our years ago
~ eeh nsnuns oiteh our
No.. .o""'o" mas zee"
pauon A"a "or''
w" NM WV" Ne ses gov"
s." % '"a' no na'n 'nc
- va"
II .S'.,.' e"o.s" " ''A' i'""s'oro no
~ 49,.
@ upposea mat .hs "sht
on Tvs "e''s Lang
'''o'' !" larry e'ear lie hshts
Ntsr.
-" cohd"on can be JUDGED by
~ .nco Al Las vegas. July v
s."s' ~" lynn Athoush FIyhn
- e.vs nau no chance whatever
s.!Ss,x sne o'AeA .iant ne Old In fac
~" .~ %" S""s on.,i inc enampion
~. sss.s. sv,"en. distress
M th. "a - 49,, , ".s. TOT pn;-
~ to JOHNSON a, 10 the nre,nan.
d.
would BE- a pity TO rec the Army.
Navy football game wiped from
~ schedvls because Of 4 disawtec.
ment between ths Institutions In regard
The evening world., 1913-08-30
.tLl4iE RiTciiIE. In d.ma nd,nE
~ 0aWe instead Of $4,000 for his

" bsst ives postponed ana he was
4ivSu no chance to drag down n purse
- Leoor Day. shows that Re wa, an
~ pupil during tho short time he
jeeu1ied under Manager Billy Nolan.
4 ~ would have been neat piece OF
~ for Nolan himself. That Richie
rSes away With IT. proves that the
b0e6arn boxer knows as inuch about high
hanes ~ about hgh,lng-ai least as
The evening world., 1913-08-30
y - MO scceks Pennsvirunia
leesbsi' p'overs giIi begin train.
~ for tie fan seuson. Doesn't
: nat Gtrc you cAiH!

pREDpiE wEisii'S English cham.
p'onehip belt. presented by Lord
Isonsdals. stolen from n store win.
~ IN vancouver while on eshib,lon,
lucky thing Il wasn't nipped IN Ncu
Work. Would have been commen,.d
8pon In England as another OF thos.
hlasTahie Yankee tricks.
WALSH didn't care much for that bel,
Eenct more than he cares Tor his rlgh,
.Hm! 70 have a Lonsdaie belt. in Eng
l4nd.. 70 almost equivalent to being =
N9ue.blooded hristocrat with a pedisre,
sAtAedint back to the battle OF Axln
sesst
The evening world., 1913-08-30


is
The transformed
Jimmy Iamng admits that the rhies haven't
wnl admit a 4.st gives them hadow boxing chance
The evening world., 1913-08-30
BROOKLYN.

Humnel batted for Wagner In ord. :.
Heckinger batted for Moran - ~.
The evening world., 1913-08-30

and
fhles the h'is
The storm centre
the
reae out he
The evening world., 1913-08-30

foul ball and shot tho
high Wilson's head and pyne raced
The evening world., 1913-08-30

Two ten.rourh bouts were arrange
The evening world., 1913-08-30


Of
The evening world., 1913-08-30

Asssrdins to tn. revised national han
The evening world., 1913-08-30

In Murray
a
in
The evening world., 1913-08-30

Now TERRIERS fallen maysdc
scheduled for the this
a McGrdW
satisfied ih the things hare ana the Champs had
grab
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
The New Patriotism.

The older patriotism used to say,
"My country, right or wrong" While
not diminishing love OF country one
mite, still the new patriotism says,
"My country must be right and l
must help to make and keep her
right" 1t looks close at home, 10
village, city and state, to find the
evil, aud sets to work to uproot 1t.
The old patriotism used to seek the
right to vote. The new patriotism
seeks to vote right.
The old patriotism said, II will
die for my country" The new patriot
ism says. II will live for my country"
The Congregationa!ist.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, that on
September 2, 1918, there will be held
at the School House in District No.
2, the Annual School Election for the
election of two trustees whose terms
of office shall be for three years.
1t shall be lawful at such annual
meeting and election to levy special
tax for building or repairing school
house, for the support of the public
school, or for any school purpose as
provided by Sec. AZ in the Idaho
school law.
The polls shall be open from one
O'Clock p. N, to five O'Clock p. m.
A. O. SKINNER.
Chairman of School District No. 2.
ct Aug22-29 adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Company E, at Boise.

Company E of the National
Guard of Idaho left on the 12:42
N. P. train last Saturday under
Capt. l.. F. McCubrey, to attend
the encampment at Boise. The
company left home with "a enlisted
men and was joined BY two others
at La Grande, Ore.
Two other companies OF the
First battalion, A Of Standpoint and
c of Occur d'Alene, and the regi-
mental band from Standpoint,
joined with company E at Spokane
and proceeded from there to Boise
by special train, leaving over the
O. w. R. & N. Ry., at SIS p. m.
Major Clement Wilkins of Clarks-
fork was in command of the bat
talon, Captain Mathiensen of
Standpoint commands Company A
and Lieutenant Shadduck of Occur
d'Alene commands Company c.
Capt. A. H. Allen commands the
band.
Colonel w. H. Edelblute, CON-
mander of the and Infantry, who
will have command of the camp at
Boise, and Lieut.. ]. r. M. Culp,
quartermaster and commissary of
the First battalion, went from here
with Company E.
Two men, Privates Claud Mace
and Ross Crabtree missed the train
at Spokane and were left behind.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!

NJ. B. Layton, the COAL man will
have car of the same kind of coal as
that furnished last year and will sell
same delivered to your bin direct from
the car, and for CASH, at 1915 per
ton. If time is needed we will charge
25c per ton more. II you do your own
hauling, you can deduct soc per ton.
All purchasers will be charged Higher
price for coal after it has been IN
loaded into our bins. Send in your
orders.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Licensed Embalmer.

At regular meeting of the State
Board Of Health OF Idaho, which was
held at Boise, on July "a and %, l
took the embalmers' examination and
now hold license No. ll2, and am
prepared to do all kinds of embalm.
ing, and handling cases of contagious
diseases. f. Bobo, Rathdrum,
Idaho. adv. Aug l-30
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Booster Bunch Organized.

At meeting of citizens held at
the city hall last Monday evening,
a temporary organization to be
known as the "Booster Bunch, "
was organized, w. B. Cole acting
as chairman and c. w. Culp as
secretary. F. G. Hart volunteered
to act as corresponding secretary.
The needs of Rathdrum was dis
cussed by those present. They
adjourned to meet again next Mon
day evening when it is hoped a
larger delegation of citizens will
attend.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Methodist Church.

Superintendent Rev. B. e. Koontz
will hold special session of the quar-
terly conference, S Saturday evening at
eight O'Clock, at the church. Every.
body who is inter- sted 10 the progress
of the church is invited to attend.
On Sunday at II a. III. DR.. KoOntz
will preach and administer the COM
munion, and at 3 p. m. he will hold a
similar service at the Hayden Lake
church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
!: W. c. 7. U. Column.
EDITED BY MEMBERS OF LOCAL w. o.r.u.

Regular meetings, 4th Friday OF each
month. Place OF meeting announced each
month. All ladies interested in temperance
work are cordially invited to attend.
PLEDGE.
81 hereby solemnly promise, God helping
me, to abstain from all distilled. fermented
and malt liquors, including wine, beer and
cider. as a beverage, and to employ all pro-
per means to discourage the use of and
traffic In same"
OBJECT-To unity throughout the world
the work of women In temperance and social
reform, and to work for the complete over
throw OF the alcohol and opium trades.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Educate. Or
ganize.
METHODS - Preventive. Educational
Evangelistic. Social and Legal.
BADGE-A Knot OF White Ribbon.
TIME OF AYER-Noontide.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Local Paragraphs,

Saturday, August 23, will be
effect day" at Twin Lakes.
Mrs. R. c. Thompson enter
tanned the aid society of the M. E.
church at her home Yesterday
afternoon.
The recent sale of the land be-
longing to the Daniel Esch estate
was not confirmed by the court
and another sale is to be held at
Occur d'Alene September 6. The
land consists of little over 1000
acres. The low price brought
caused the former sale to be an
nulled.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22

16rSubscribe for THY RATHDRUM
TRIBUNE. Only $500 per year. u
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
How The Trouble Starts.

Constipation Is the cause Of many
ailments and disorders that make life
Take Chamberlain
Tablets, keep your bowels regular and
you will AVOID these diseases. For
sale by all dealers. adv.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
HURT In RUNAWAY
Hobart Anstine Suffers Numerous
Serious Injuries.

Dangerously if not fatally in
Jured in runaway accident last
Friday afternoon, Hobart Anstine,
a we'll known boy of this city, aged
about IS, lies at the F. A. Webster
home suffering from badly broken
and mangled right leg, numerous
bruises and bad cuts about the face
and head.
The accident happened on what
is called the Winslow hill on one
Of the roads out of the Birch Hill
country few miles west of town.
Hobart was driving a single rig
down the long hill. With him in
the buggy were Miss Cora Sage
and Miss Mary MCGEE and young
man named Powell, who was lead
ing horse behind. Unable to
hold back such load the harness
gave way. All the occupants of
the buggy, except Hobart, FORUM
ately escaped serious injury. The
rig is said to have been completely
demolished.
The injured boy way brought to
town on a stretcher, an anaesthetic
was administered and his wounds
dressed by DR.. brennan of this
city. and DR.. ]. T. Wood of Occur
d'Alene, assisted by DR.. HOLSTER
of this city.
Barring danger of infection, re.
covery is looked for in the usual
course Of time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

II you have anything 10 trade or
sell list 1t with w. B. Cole, a live
man.-Adv. AStf
For sale. Two best buys In town.
-Four lots with each house. Houses
new. These are bargains. Terms or
cash.-W. B. Cole. Adv. A 15tf,
For sale.-Good residence property,
just south of Catholic church in
Rathdrum; cheap. Address H. Kell-
ner, S05-7th ST., Occur d'Alene. Ida.
Adv. June6tf.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
the office of A, P. Bailey, sheriff {
Kootenai county.

the office of A. P. Bailey, sheriff of
Kootenai county.
LOST-a small dark brown cow,
with rope around neck, no brand.
Finder notify J, d. Ford, Belmont,
Idaho. adv. IT
Mrs. Isabel Thompson OF Los A nge-
les, California, arrived Thursday OF
last week and will spend a month
with relatives here and at Occur d. j..
Alene. Mrs. Thompson is sister of
Mrs. d. R. Adams and Mrs. VIM.
Foster Of this city.
A fresh COW for sale, half Jersey,
five years old and is giving FIVE
gallons milk a day, price $l00. Com.
municate with Joe Barry, Corbin,
Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Excuse offered.

"JOhn, you never listen to half the
things I say to you," she complained.
"Well, dear" he replied. II have to
work part of the time. "-Chicago Rec
ord Herald
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
School DAYS Are AQain, KNOCKING Of Your Door.


We the shoe question study for
prepared than solid shoes for
Special Effort the
produce days left
put off, them
the and girls call the next two weeks
DESK this school
you shoes think Remer.
Yours fol honest footw
G. w. REMER
Rathdrum, Idaho
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Tho Currency Problem.

Tho Currency Problem.
ut will require eighteen months to
get the new one dollar treasury note
into circulation"
''Not after my wife gets ft."-Hous
ton Post
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-08-22
Personal Mention.


Coal adv. elsewhere in this issue.
G. E. Bobo s. Sons have purchased
a new hearse.
W. A. Hart was visitor to Spo
kane Wednesday.
Milton Barto Of Hauser lake was
Rathdrum visitor Wednesday.
w. B. Cole was business visitor
to Occur d'Alene, Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Culp visited friends
at Occur d'Alene the forepart of the
week,
For Sale-a good bicycle Inquire
at this Office. adv. A22tf
Misses Daisy and Minnie Peters of
Spokane visited this week with Rath.
drum friends.
Carl Nicolai and Geo. Sylvester
have returned from a several weeks
stay at North Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. John Clay and little daughter
OF Spokane are guests of Mr., and Mrs.
John Ernsberger.
Misses Eva and Gladys Bickel of
Elrod, S. D., are visiting at the e.
w. Sage home.
Judge and Mrs. E. +. Conklin of
Spirit Lake were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin one day last week.
Miss Mary MCGEE OF East Green.
acres. has been visiting with Miss
Cora Sage at Twin Lakes.
One ton Of coal should burn as far
as two cords of wood, 1t costs less and
requires no saving nor splitting.
Buy coal OF Layton, the COAL MAN.
For Scheduling table, couch, 2
bicycles, one ladies', one mans, Mrs.
E. Schuldt. adv. ZIP
Mrs. o. M. Tiffany of Aberdeen, S.
D., is a guest of Mrs. Ernest Rein
hart.
Miss Gertrude Wagner of Spokane
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Lang.
Miss Jnlia Steele and friend, Miss
Beth Adair, went to Sawyer, Idaho,
last week, where Miss Steele will
visit for awhile.
For Rent-two good 5.room houses
Inquire of.Martln Poleson, Rathdrum.
Howard Bradbury returned home
Wednesday from Spokane, where he
had been taking treatment in hos
pital In that city.
w. r. Ross and 500, Charles, ar
rived last Friday from Troy, Mont,
where they moved from here over a
year ago, and are now attending the
eicampment at Boise, as members of
Company E.
Arthur L. EARN of the Spirit Lake
Herald, was 10 town Tuesday after
noon while on his return to Spirit
Lake from business trip to Occur
d'Alene.
40 acre Homestead REIMBURSEMENT
for sale or trade. This is snap. see
me, w. B. Cole, Rathdrum. ltp
w. P. Barrett was in town Monday
from Athol. He has recently moved
with his family from Spirit Lake to
Athol where he will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beseke and
little daughter Of Athol, spent Thurs
day of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Beseke.
F. o. Hill is acting as assistant
cashier in the Rathdrum State bank
during the absence of Geo. +. Will
helmy, who went to BOlSe last oatur-
day with the local company Of nation
al guard.
We have. another car of cement
coming. II you need cement or lime,
see Rathdrum Grain &, Supply CO.'S
Agt, M. B. Layton. adv'
Charles Galloway, eide st son OF Mr'
and Mrs. w. o. Gala way, former
residents of this place, but now OF
Spokane, is visiting with Wliiie
Woolery and Gordon A dams, tnls
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles f, Egbers of
Occur d,Alene arrived in own We'd
nesdav for visit at the hi ,me of Mr..
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8ti6ite Die geiteru per0ffcnt[inte TseIa
bung, bag feline Sodter, griuseiTin
Sofia, Iih nit Dr. 6dns BON Bleit~
rD Der, einem Sobu 0es Sentorsgbefs
bss btriibmten 8untbduies, ptrIo5t
babe.
Die 8erlobun9ssQu itanlmte,
-tDie iih in3piiden berausgeitelIt Bot.
aus Der llmgebung Der TdmiIie BON
8Iethr0ber.
8eutf fhfetnbtider 9er.
banb in UteB oufs
geIDf.
Die Regierungs6eb0rben In Web
haben, Iaut telegrapbiIasr WeIoung
bon BORT, ben 8srbaub rSouDenir 4Ia
iacien s2orrain" aufgeI0it. Die Bel els
ner 6ausfuhunq aufgefurbsnsu Ba=
pierre ergdben, baB es iit nur um cine
5ortfsBung bes Frii6er Qsmabregelteu
poIttif6en 8ereius ,Soubentr Grana
eai5" baHDelte.
Brtn3 4ooIbert IF r uHft.
Der brtttdlte'te Sohn 0e5 aatier.
paars, Eriu5 A0aLbert, Iiegt on ben
Waiern uno etner htn3ugetretener
leid)ten 2uuqenertt3iin6ltng oarnieoer.
0ie arantheit nturtrGt etnen noruru~
len 8erIauf. uno Ialtt Geriidberltng
Der beba1loeInoen Ier3te Iiegt feiner-
lei 8efuhr Dor.
& OlItiton i'm engIti A cn
RauaI.
2or6or. "a. SSaruar. Ser Bolt.
bampfer yBrtnceB gIementIre" foli.
birte o1ti Ger l1eberfubrt bon GIten6e
nah 2oper nabe Der ergIti6en 8itita
nit Ser norpegiif)en 8urte n6eius-
0al". 2ebtere tpltrbe itaper beihd0igt
iHo lire ans 20 DtQnn beftebeuoa
Wannihaft bon Ger ,8rinceB GIe-
mertine" an goro qenonnueu. Der 2.
Cffi3ier uno Elm gfutroie oe5 Ian.
piers ertraufeu, ais 8oote ms @a1er
qeloiien mur0e, Inn Ser ,6etnsoal 3u
0ilfe 8u fonrmel. Ite ,8rtuceB GLe.
mertttne" pur0e om gug beifnd0igt.
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Cine neus bsuti DE Wiltz
tar Borldge.

tGr BorIage.
8erItn. "a. sJdn. - SroB oes
friiberen abIsuguen8 giebt am sSreitag
bic rRorposutibe QugsNeine 3eitung", !,
ods Resisrungsorgan, 3u, bab. bic Rsz
gleruug NIT Der Ausarb<itung elmer
neuen UsiIitiroorluge beIadfttgt fsi,
Die nod in oieisr Sefion Dem Reibss
tag uutsrbreitet tperbsn 1oa.
DIE Getting lshnt IS db, oes PdRz
ren auf ben g1drattsr Der WtaBrseeI
eiu3ugsbsH, iagt uber, haB bic Qrme=
gehorosu Iith Idngit bdriibsr sinig
isisu, oaB g:rDtfTe Nsuorgauiiationen
in Der 4rmse orinatno not6ig ieien.
Dis SDlntihe gpltssettung, bic i'm
GIlgsmeineu imnsr out iuformirt lit,
ertI3rt, bag bic Mle6rFprberunsen fir
h;s Qrmss iit duf 20 UiqIonen Wdrt
ttlauFen psroen.
6irtter oeu afiIiiIeu ipreIen iih
iibrileus harte RdnpFe iiber Die 6e.
itaItlng Der toumnenoeu g9ehrporIage
| ab. GO qroBe DfeiHIngsueri tieocH.
hsIten iiuo ieit gernurer 3eit Hitt
betrefis irgeno elmer RaBregeL in BEN
Areiieu Der Reglerltn8 uorgetoumeH.
pie oiesulal.
Ger 8enera[ita5 Ser 9lrmee, nit
ietnem G6ef General B. sSnf. D.
mclrfe obeuau, uiirtiht etne ourt'.
greifen6e @ehr.B .Berulehrurg. nm Die
oageuRine 8ebrpflitt griin0lihsr
olrtiufitbren, als e5 bi8her geife6eH
III. U2it Ser 3uriiditeuuug Der 3a5l.
raiden 9fefruten, nelha ooQfonnnen
oierritt1ugIIf, iiro, aber pegen Blos.
margeIs" i'm Seerespcrbuno nid)t nm.
tersebrddlt trerbeu fonneu, ioQ 10 ypeit
pie mogIIdl arifgerdlunt pereeH.
Gtut}aus dnoerer anitft iii uber
Ser Griegsmiuiiier General B. S5af.
10. Seeringeu. aui ierler Seite Iteben
;fpei tpihtiae ,Suttoren, 3unadGt Der
aeihsif,asfrfretdr, peIter oie uliib.
lam 3u Stanoe gebradte sStnans.
reform nidt iofort wieSer ourd) be.
oeuteilbe gtebraasgnbeu gefdbroet ie-
ben nil, uu0 ebenfaqs Der Reihs-
for3Ier b. gethurann Soupeg.~ Iie
bret 3erren lpoQen iparer urlo Gim.
bic I'M steld)stag, peIhe init 9e.
itiuIrrtbeit 81 errparteu pureu, per.
meioen.
aug oieier llueinisteit on Sen
uraBgebeuoen SteQen erfldren iih oie
etHanoer fpioeripred>erloen 4ngobcn
ii5er DEN Snbnlt Der 8ebrporIlge,
peitle oem Reitstug nod m Der Tau.
ienoeu Seiiion 5ugeheu iou.
2 S9limm. Gage oer beuts
t4sn z pigbergsns ggs
petition.
Gbrifttania. "a. San. - Die
norpsgiIhe grpeoitipn, pel6e ben
oeutIten Gorihern, bic in abgel.gsnsn
Steilen SpiBbergsns fur9tbars 9eioen
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be. perlieb am Wontag bic 4bo:nt gai
in SpiBbergen, muBte absr aurIdteb=
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DaFerpeg uupafiirbar poren. Die
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4opsnt 9ai perblsibtn miiIien, bis fit
n.ues Gis ge6iIbet bat, bog fart gsnug
i.iR piro, um oi. Expedition gu tras
gen.
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mer Der oeatiten Expedition, bate bic
Radriht BON ben 2eioen isinsr @ss
fdhrten. bic iib bolb perbunssrt uub
erfroren on Der sSibjs Bal befiuben,
na4 Der Ibpeut BAL gebra6t.
3iep banana. aanoIs 6rdgsI
bon, "a. San. y Die 4nts
mort BEG G.aatss sSetrst6rs anor auf
Cir Gotparb grsps Vote In gesug aui
be Qcuasnae60uaIsfroas trixa pan
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Sumiiog; am Sonnta9 itOnes, pdr.
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