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cT the board. After this episode he
,oul@ no longer keep up the pretense
&c f"ing friendly. Norton. by a rare
stroke Of luck. had forced him ont into
the open. So be it ScIf-preservation
is in no wise looked upon as criminal.
The law may have its ideas about it.
hut the individual recognizes no law but
its own. II was Rraine whom he loved
and admired. or Norton whom he hated
As a dog with rabies hates water. With
Norton free, he would never again dare
return 10 New York openly. This med
Clinc reporter aimed at his ease and
Elegance.
II" left the freiPhter as soon as a
boat could carry him ashore. The furI-
nFes would make directly for the rail-
road. and thither he went at top speed.
!" arrive ten minutes too late.
Free. said Florence, as the train
began 10 increase its speed
Norton reached over and patted her
hanG. Th"n he sat back with a sudden
sho'f Of dismay. He diYcL a hand into
d pocket, into anothcr and another The
Irl'H % the telegram he had sent 80
Jones Was AL h" had had in the world d:
hd ne had borrowed that from a
l'leldlV stok"r. In the excitement he
Had forgotten all about such a contin-
Eency a. the absolute need Of MONEY
Lorenzo: I'm afraid were going 70
he comes" ""eii
"Why?''
He pulled out his pockets sug-os;i,eIv
Not postage stamp. They'll put ms
of at the mex station And " with a
glanc" in t." little n,irro~ betwee., the
Nv" widows. Il shou.Cn', hlcr,. then
a bit. He Was Ursiaven, he wa
wearing the suit substituted for his
own: and Florence, sartoriaIly, was not
much better off.
She smiled. blushed, stood up and
turned her back TO him. Then she sat
down again. In her hand she held :,
small dila pidated roll of hanknotrs.
Il had them with me when they alb
Quoted me-" she said. Besides. this
rig il worth something.
Thank the Lord" he exclaimed. re
liev-dly.
So there was nothing more 10 do but
he happy: and happy they were. TIL .
we're quite oblivious to the peculiar in
terest they aroused among the other
passengers This LnshaVen young man,
in his ragged coat and sOiled jerseE
this beautiful young girl. in a wrinkled
home spun. her glorious blonde ha'r
aWry, end the way tfev looked AT eaCh
other during thoac lulls i'm cOnversa
ton peculiar To lovers The world over.
impressed the other passengers with tn"
idea that something very unusual had
happened to these two.
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M[LUONlOLIAR MYSTfRl9& SzsSaR esRHa

The Tunman r"::,!ICl1r was I.ut es-
pe"iaUy Co!it": uut money was money.
and the stockholders. waiting for their
dividends. made IT Impossible for him
10 reject il. The regular conductor paid
them no more attention than to Grum-
BILE over changing a 500 bill
So. while theS,' tNr were hurryinG on
to New York. thr plotters were hurry
Ing cast To meet them The two trains
net and stopped at the same station
about eighty miles from New York.
The princess. accompanied by NroOn,
who kept we'll in III" background. en-
tered the car occupied by the two cast
aWayS.
In The mirror at the rear of the car
Norton happened to cast an idle glance,
and he saw the princess. NroOn, how
ever. escaped his eye.
BE careful Florence" he said: The
princess is in the car. The game begins
again. Pretend that YOU suspect moth
ing. Pretty quick work on their part.
And that's all the more reason why We
should play the comedy well. Here she
comes. She will recognize you. throw
her arms around you. and show all
manner of cffusiveness. Just keep your
head and play the game.
She lied about You to me.
NO matter.
o. cried the princess. She seized
Florence in a wild embrace. She was
an inimitab'e actress. and Norton could
not help admiring her. Your butler
telephoned me, | ran to the first train
out. And here you are. back safe and
sound. 1t is wonderful Tell me all
about it, What an adventure, And.
good heavens. Mr. Norton. where did
You get these clothes? Did you find her
and rescue her? What a newspaper
story you'll he able TO make out of it
all. Now. tell me Just what happened.
She sat down on the arm of Florence's
chair. The girl had stee!ed her nerves
against the touch Of her. And yet she
was beautiful, How could anyone so
beautiful be wicked?
We'll. II began like this" said Flor
ence. and she described her adven-
lures. omittinC. to he sure, Eraine's
part of II.
She had reached that part where they
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Dummy" a Real Person.

Harvey O'Higgins. co-author with
Harriet Ford. of the The Dummy,
saws that Barney, the hoy detective in
the play. is not only possible but so!
The original of Barney was younster
named Larry the son of secret
service man William ]. Burns first
used the boy in the case Of tobacco
felt revenue stamps: and so successful
in this and other cases was the boy
that Larry was put on the pay-roil
of the secret service Mr.. o Higgins
met him in Denver. and Larry IS
now one of the cleverest sleuths In tne
conntry The Dummy will be seen
in Washington early in the fall.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE
CONTEST.

The prize OF $1,000 will be won by the
man, woman. or child who writes the
most acceptable solution of the mystery.
from which the last two reels Of motion
picture drama will be made and the last
two chapters of the story written by
Harold MacGrath.
Solutions may be sent TO the Than
houser Film Corporation. either at Chi
cAgO or New York, any time up to mid
night December Is. They must bear
postoffice mark not later than that date.
This allows four weeks after the first ap-
pearance Of the last film releases and
three weeks after the last chapter is pub
lished in this paper, in which 10 sub
nit solutions.
A board OF three Judges will determine
which Of the many solutions received is
the most acceptable. The judgment Of
this hoard will be absolute and final.
Nothing of literary nature will be con-
sicered in the decision. nor given any
preference in the selection Of the winner
n the $1,000 prize. The last two reels.
which will give the most acceptable solu-
ton 10 the mystery. will be presented in
the theaters having this feature as soon
as II IS practical to produce same. The
story corresponding to these motion pic
lures will appear in the newspapers CO.
incldentally. or as soon after theRppesr-
ance OF the pictures as practical With
the last two reels will he shown the
pictures OF the winner. his or her home
and other interesting features II is un-
oerstood that the newspaper. so far as
pracucal. In printing the last two chan
t"rs II the story by Harold MacGrath.
viii also show a picture of the success
fUl contestant
Solutions 20 the mystery must not be
moro than 100 words long Here are some
questions 10 be kept in mind in conneC-
t'nn with the mystery as an aid TO a So
luton:
No. What becomes of the millionaire?
No. What becomes of the s.. Oc0 900?
=. 2-Whom does Florence marry?
No. 4-What becomes Of the Russian
countess
Nobody connected. either directly o. in
d'-eO-lv with The Million Dollar Nys-
tory will he considered as 2 contestant
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Society Girl Succeeds.

Marie Carroll, the young actress who
has made such a decided impression on
Poll audiences. Is Washington society
girl. Miss Carorll Is getting her first
professional experience with the Poll
Players. and her associates declare she
has shown remarkable ability for one
with so little practical stage expert
ence
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Hazel DaWn-Debutante.

Burton Holmes has Informed his
friends in this country that he has
number of pictures made Just before
the start of the war in Europe that
show intensely interesting scenes. Mr..
Holmes is In London at present.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

Liege. Belgium. which has entered so
largely into the FIRST page makeup dur
ing the past few weeks. is about to oc-
cupv place in the dramatic depart
mentS for day or two. Frederic de
Eelleville. the actor. is one of the peo-
pie who escaped from there. OF course.
you must understand DE Belleville es-
capped from there a long time ago. In
fact. he was a very young child when
he did the escaping, but he regards il
as one Of the best things he has ever
COZ as II brought him into the theatri-
cal business, and he has been one OF the
leading actors of the world for many
years. Like the late Eyrle Bellew, De
BellevilIe is a sort of theatrical soldier
OF fortune, and has been in many diff
ferent countries. He has probably made
his greatest successes in America. how
ever. He is regarded as one OF the
big leading men of the country. His
last important appearance was as
wealth in 'Everywoman."
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Copyright. 1914. BY Harold MacGrathO
CHAPTER NJ.

CHAPTER NJ.
wv HEN Jones received the tele-
N gram tha. Florence was SAFE,
" the iron nerve Of the man
broke down. The suspense
lad been so keenly terrible that the
sudden reaction left him almost hys-
r.ricaIly weak. Three weeks of wait
ing. waiting Not even the scoundreI
nd his wife who had been the principal
.,,lors in tho abduction had been found.
rom goat ship in midoceaH they had
disappeared. Doubtless they had hid
.ou among the Immigrants. who, for Il
little money. would have fooled all the
officers on board. There was no doubt
Z Jones mind that the pair had landed
safely At Madrid.
- for Susan. she did have Mysteries.
She went about the room, wainng ana
.aIghing and wrinElng her hands. IU5
would have thought uy no actions ruaI
Florence had lust died. Tn" Si-ht uf
her stirred the saturnue lips Of the bat
or into a smile. Eut he dld not rrlou-
stratc with her. In fact ne rather
auNiod her freedom n emotion. Man
.annot let go in that fashion: il is a
slGn OF weakness: and he dared not lei
.-s cn susan see any sign OF weakness in
him.
80 the reporter had found her. and she
- as safe and sound and on her Wav TO
New York? Knowing by this time some
ling Ol the reporter S courage. he was
'ager to learn how the event had come
about Wh'u ne had not heard a tcle-
phone message from Norton in forty =
eight hOars. Ar had decided that the
SLACK Haudl~i rad finally succeeded in
getting hold 81 MIN. II had been some
'n'aC Of a blow. for while he looked
vlth dlslaNor upon tie reporters frank
regard Tor his charge, he appreciated
the fact that Norton was a staff to
loan on. and had behind him all the
power Of the press, which included the
rivilege of going everywhere even if
% could not always get back
As he folded tn" telegram and put il
10 his p"cHct. he observed the man
ith IN" opera glasses over the wa.
-" shrugged. Well. lct him watch til
.Is eyes dropped out Of his head: he
"a oul0 sec only that which was intended
Tor his eyes. Still. II was irkSome to
Teel that no matter when or where you
moved, watching eyes observed and
cTroniCled these movements.
fuddenly. not being devoid of a sense
Of dry humcr. Jones stepped over TO the
ss.rplOus and called uD her highness
tlIt Princess Pcrigon.
no y ItY'
He was forced to admit. however re-
luctanuy. that the woman had a mar
Nclously fine speaking voice
1T is Jones. madam.
Tones"
'hr. Hargreave's butler, madam"
%, You have news of Florence"
Yes" 1t will he an embarrassing
Gay for humanity when some one in
vents Photographic apparatus by
which two persons at the two ends Of
the telephone may ohserye the facial
expressions Of each othe-.
What is it? Tell me quickly"
FlorenCe has been found, and she
u 50 lar way back 10 New York. She
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igniting the scenery, the latter was then
stamped approved" II not II was laid
aside for a new application Of nre re-
sisting liquid before given another burn
ing. Mr.. Thompson uses restster OF
his own make-a preparation OF boraN
and sal ammoniac which form the prin-
CiPai ingredients OF all the various
Wagner takes more than an official in
terest in the Keith house. for he him.
self suggested. and in some cases de-
signed. improvements in the fire ap-
paratuS tending to increase their effici-
enCy.
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$4,000 FOR 100 WORDS

The Million Dollar Mystery story will
I'm for twenty-five consecutive weeks in
his paper. BY an arrangement with the
Thsnhouser Film Company it has been
made Fcssihle not only TO read the story
in th.s paper, but also to see il each
week in the various moving picture thea
ers. For the solution of this mysteri-
Gus story $4,000 will be given.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAP
TE,E{S.

Stanley Rargreave. millionaire. after mi
-aculous escape IRON the cen Of the gang
.. brilliant thieves known the Black Hun-
trsd. lives the lie OF a recluse for eighteen
eers HarEreaNe accidentally mee.s Brsne.
.eader OF the Back Hundred. knowing
araIae Will Try 10 set him. he escapes from
is own home by = balloon. Before
aping he writes a letter TO the girls school,
B, mere eighteen wears before he Inysteriousiy
1T Oh the aoorstep his baby daughter, Flor
,nce Gray. That day Ha-sreaNe slsU draws
me million collars IRON the bank but il
reported that this dropped into the
len the balloon ne escs:'ed IN Was pun
florence arrives from the girls school.
.o-n'ess Olga. Braine's companion, visits
''l and claims L. be a relative. Two bogus
ss-eCti.es call, but their plCt is toiled by
norton. new spaper man.
EN b-!binE the captain OF the Orient. Nor
-. Isys trap for BraIne and his gang
"Intrss Olga also visits the Orient's cap
in. and size easily tails into the reporters
.-Te lie pis.l rTo'es aooriNe thTodEn
.'a.res good luck. and only hirelings !all
INTO the hands OF the police.
Alter laIIrS in their first attempt. the
.aCk Hundred trap Florence. 1ney ask her
or money. bat she escapes. again toilIns
Norton and the coun ess call on Florence
TIE neat day. once more safe at home. The
visitors having gore. Jones removes a se:tIol
PURSUED by members 0! the Black Hundred.
he rus! IS to the WaJ~r front and succeeds
in dropping the box into ire sea.
ETaine cUnceives the 4Gea of giving a
coaching Party to which Florence : in
'''eG Jones and Norton bOJa 90 along. and
are. fortunately. hand save FIvielce
rom being imprisoned in the country house
20 which she is lured.
Florence goes horseback riding and is cap
'u-ed by Of Brsine's men along he
roadside. Norton rescues her They are pur-
sued. however. and the pair make their
complete escape only alter Norton has ex-
ploded tire on the fast approaching ma
ch!pe with a bullet.
Countess Olga, schening TO break the en-
Eagement now existing between Florence
EarEreave and Norton. invites them both
20 her apartments and pretencs to faint in
lie reporters arms. Florence appears in
ne doorway just at the planned moment.
nd a. a result gives Norton hack his ring.
accom- p,ires OF Braine succeed in kidnapping
r~0rence while she is shopping. and hurry
var Of 10 sea Norton receives a wireless
.a-.r informing him that the girl had le=peI
.--o 1he sd and been drowned.
Florenre is PICKED W in a d4zed condition
- parry ~ fishermen The Black Hun
red locate her and Braine. disguished as her
.srher succeeds in taking her back TO sea
vy.r him Florence sets fire TO the boat and
= rescued by snip which Norton has
cen shanEhaied.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

Hen Jones received The teIe-
gram tha. Florence was safe.
the iron nerve Of the man
broke down The suspense
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

were made in IN. course OF this prep
aration. lie has been collecting these
pictures for some tirne and filing th"m
away, and this will be the iIrst time
some of them have ever been shown.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

graph be,usen, Inn bus gubliium in
%grDbiter Wciie ,irreSnfiibren. 9as
Ynblitnm iebodJ 6e9innt an<ben be-
.Itanbi9en Siegen Der @erbiinoeten gu
5ipeifeln, penn lpenn tie emit ipdren.
milBte es iiberbaupt feinen lebenben
Sent1d)en me6r seben.
Sm Sabre 1870 seifab basielbe
pie beute. Man er6ielt nir 9epez
iden, Die bon 8iid3iieen nnb Der
fHmdbliden Sluht Der 9eutIfen be-
rid]teten. 6eute fennen mir Die Sbats
laden jenes &rie9es nno niiien aud,
Dap 9~ertihlaub's Seinbe ieet bas
falihe Spiel bon oamals ernelrern. gu
bebauern aber lit, bab Seutidlarb
uns niht iuie bie auberen 2dnber
Td6rihten ienoen lam. Wir baben
feline 9eitdtigilns fir Die 9eutIde
Lamb 8useihriebenen @rauiamfeiten,
aber es ite6t felt, bab Bic Seutihen
Dos gebiloetite, ciniliiierte1te Bolt
glropa's iinb. Sic BADEN in ben
lebten pier3is Sebren ben 8etpeis bas
fir bnrd, lire %eritaunlide @ntipidlune
unb Die Sortidritte in Der 3linit. 9ites
ratur, Wii1enIfaft nnb benz 9anbel
ge9eben, UNI bieie slorreide Ration
fat iih einen Slas 81 ihaifen seipubt,
Den nur Die brlitnle Strait GIer gegen
einen Serltoren fDnnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Die f1eutraIitxt Scr Der.
Staateit NSmninietratien

in Dem eitropdtiher arieee ipirb bon
Dem friiberen Staafsietretdr uno res
piiblifnniihen 9unoesienotor YhiIaus
Der 6. &noy in t%reffenber @eiie
6arafteriiiert. Sn elmer 8eriamms
lung 8u YbilaOelpbia fritiiisrte Der
friibere Staatsmann 5unddit ihari Die
8ilion'i Idle 8olitif in Der Megtfofraee.
Sobann fibrte er aug. tpie lid bic
jebi9e Administration in ibrem Neus
tralitdts9eoanfen ionne unb anideis
nenb Die bodfte Staffel bes g%igenbiins
fels erflommen babe. SAB aber oa5
Werbdlten Der Mbminiitration elmer
~ofieuen Tarteinabme fir Die Idiier@
ten gleinfomtne. 8eSner neiit Dies
an Dem Woreeben segei oeutide brabtS
loie Stationcn mad nnb fdbrt fp0rtlih
fort: sd bin nidt 5u Der armabn,e
aeneist. baB Sies abiiGtli6 nnb aus
1artetlihfeit 5u @uniten Der @erbiins
beten eegen Deufdlano seiheben lit,
unb bod lieat an nnierm Shaoen
Wieles IN Der Situation ipas Der
beutifen Hesierune mno Dem beutlden
Wolfe 0rMnb gu elmer iold1en Bee
i4ulbi9ans gebeu fonnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

penoierung Der nlilitdriihen 8iiitms
gen b~tngeorbeitet. Gas ut nift mabr,
mnb @rep weif, BAT Is Rift ,uabr lit.
Wabr lit pteimebr, baf Gnglanb IN
ct. E~etersburs, ptelletht nibt bireft,
Gber Seutlif geHisg, 5,tm Srtege ges
bett hat. Sm eiEer 3eit, ais III ct.
petersburg bic @egierumg ihruaafte
unb als uDu elmer @erfetnns Der
belsHheu Neutralitdt nuh feline Nese
fem tpnnte, bat Gnglauo funosesebeu,
has es ibr tren SUR seite tretert merbe.
9as mar 10 oeutlih, oaS Die Srdse
&rieg ober Srieoen in oielem Nusen<
bid entidieDru a @as nod ipeiter
gefolgt lit, bate fir Die enbsiiltise
gntideioun9 teiten 0ertb mehr.
Seute, 100 man polenos erfubren bat,
oaa britii6c Gffi3iere iton o Dem
ariee5ausbrut nah Sebaitopol 9e@
ihidt lpnren, f1nnen mir Die Weus
ihen, Die in elmer iolfen Ranter Iu>
fIaeen eegen 9eutidlanb erbeben, mn
ais gelpiiienloie Serlelmber be5eihs
ltetl, audi penn lie. ipie Scr. Wf. De
8lnien, beutIdes SIut in ibren &oern
fiihreu.- ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Seutiden e~esenIber erlaubt babe, in
prablenSer 8siie be3ei6net. TO- iteut
er lid oabur6 ielblt elm bohlt arms
ieli9es SeusniB aus.
Benn pirflih burG Die 9ombe
zines beutiden Ieroplans elm fran50>
Tides 2a5arett IN Brand seiest NOR
Den ut, 10 fam es iib babel mn lin,
einen 3nfaa banbeln. Senn bnB Die
beutide 5eeresleitung feinen berarti>
gen ipiberiimnisen gefebl ertbeilen
ipiirbe, lit 10 IelbitberHanDlid, baB
man oarauf nidt peiter ein5useben
brallht. IuerOinss ipunberten mir
ms gar niht, oab Die anglo amerita>
niide Yreiie bieien 8eriht oeroffentz
lifte, obne aud MIR bas geringite
8ort elmer gntriiitung iiber bieie
fran8piiihe @reueltbat faqen 5u
laiien. es paren ia aud SranSoien,
Die bieie @rauiamfeit periibt batten
nnb bann mar es eben feline @rauInna
felt. ionbern MIR elm Wib. 3ubem
ipdren bieie Setbldtter Damn ia audi
8efabr 9elalfer, nit ibren friiberen
Hduberge5fidten iiber Die augeblihen
@reueltbaten Ser Seutiben in Gpns
tlitt 8u gerutben.
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DemtietlanS mne Sraiilien.

9as ,Sournal DO Gommercio". Die
srDbte uno bebeutenbite 3eitune in
3to De Saneiro, idreibt:
nSie SaltlIng einiger 9lditer lit,
tpas Die arie9snahridten betrifit,
ipirtlih bebauerlih. Sic permogen
nift Die Yarteilidfeit Der Telesramme
beraus5nerfenuen, Die bon Iaentureu
ber9eiaubt perben; pelhe in Dem
Sienlt Der Gerbiinoeten iteben. Sieie
Nahrihten er8dbleu bon f%ortpdbrens
ben ruiiiiden, fran5oiiiden, engliihen
uno belgiiden Siegen unb beridten
bon entieBliden @reueltbaten Der
beuti6en 3rllppen, Die ais Bar
barren" be3eidnet perben. 9ieie
.9arbaren" i6lasen lid fir eines
Der cipiliiierteiten 2dnber, unb
9eutihlanb fam barauf itpl5 iein.
Der @elt cine groBe &n5abl bon
rubmreihen Wannern ge9eben gu
9aben.
8liidli6ertpeiie fdnst MAJ bel uns
an. ii6 oieier aiisencampagne 81
niberieBen. 8ir niiniheu fpeber Die
9nten ge5iebun9en 3u> Seuti6lano
9eitort 5u Ieben, nod %biejeni9ea 81
Der bieii9en beutiden golonie. oeren
arbeitiame, ebrenbafte nnb intelligence
@titglieber tets freunbi6aftlih 6u
8rdiilien geltdnben 6abeu.
Srob Der bier bon Den @erbiinbes
ten perbreitcten Nafrihten iiebt man,
DAB Die heutlhen Irmeen in Teinbe5z
lartb INNER meiter porriiden. Sdon
einigc Ytale lit man se5ipungen 9cz
peien, Die faliden Ielonnsen 81 bez
mentieren, unb ielbit o amtliher
Seite, bon fran30iiihen Goniulat
aus, bat man iib sen0tbigt seieben,
Die HaGrihten iiber @reueltbaten, Die
bon Den beutihen Sruppen ~be9anaen
iein iclten, ab5nihipdfen. Die 8ubrs
belt aber lit. baB Die @erbiinbeten.
ole geeen bic beiben Heide Wittels
europa's tdlnpicn. aabcl unb Seles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

umltonoen, man bente idIieblih ar
Die Sbtpierigtetten, einen Zeppelin be-
NdHt raid 5u entheden. ndhrenb BET
Slieger burh bus 2thterntser Der
tnten liesenben StaDt itub ourd, Die
Hetlefteren 9eblenbet perSe ltno obens
Orein, Die in Nntiperpen, in iteter Sc
fabr lei, IN bas Sellcr Der auf Den
Zeppelin 1h%ieBenben SnroHeu unb @ez
tpebre 81 geratben. 9o8u fomme nocb,
oab ieoer Zeppelin 'breibis 0tann Be
luBung bat unb bier iiberaus itarfc
Wufhinensenebre in Der @oroersous
Del, in Der 0%iuterg6nbel, iospie oben
auf Dem 8alon ielbit ~ beiiBt.
Benin 8reu3feIer bieier RitraiQeuien
beitebe ihlefteroiugs feinerlei W09>
lihfeit fir Die Slieeer, lid, einem
Zeppelin 81 ndbern. Gs mare nuss
loier 9erotsmis bclsiiter Ipiatifer.
Ser Sadmann lhlieBt ieinen @eridt:
&ur3 unb gut, 9egen Die SeppeIine gibt
es allo tein iiheres Ibipebrmittel; eS
limb gan5 fnrhtbar ~befpaffnete Butt
idJiffe, iin0 allBerbem leidlt ruil0pes
rierbar 1no befdhigt, cine SaDrt BON
700 bis 500 atlometern nit er0Bter
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