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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-28

the life-saving functions of the
government one reads little.
The work of the medical serv-
ice is as devoted and more
dangerous than that of the SOL
der. The doctor in his inves-
legations, experiments and
ministrations faces death in
the time Of peace, and in the
time of war the surgeon with
the soldier is on the battle
field. There is a living inter-
est in the daily work of the
public health service of the
United States. It is carried
on for the benefit Of all the
people. hundreds of thousands
and perhaps millions of whom
know too little of the labor in
their behalf.
The public health service of
the United States is a bureau
of the department Of the treas
ury. II falls directly within
the Office of assistant secre-
tary Of the treasury. Byron R.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-28
Troubles of His Own.

She is said to be the handq
.ried woman in New YORK CO
And her husband?"
Well, of course, she gets ~
niration. He is said 10 p "a
oucbiest man."-Kansas CRY !"
!. -
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-28

war The mistaken faith tina. s n
q aa,ion an ideal, compensates 10 :. :.
loss If material forces. and allows ~ -
20 COX calmly at overturnings
STA, inople Tasfr Efkiar.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-28
How UNCLE.
SANfIGhTS
DISEASE |
6rEdward bCIark

ETWEEN the people Of the
United States and disease and
death stands the governments
public health service. Perhaps
it will be urged that the great
body of physicians of the United
States is the real safeguard of
the people. This is in every high
sense true, but in support of the
first seemingly wide-reaching
statement let it be known that
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-28

to the division
of scientific re-
search. DR.. H.
S. Cumming Is
in command of
the coastal work
&this ship
which means so
much to the
public, W b | C h
Derhaps knows
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ina vees or 'm0hiir Jr-1rr n- yrssir, but slowly. very slowly. he learned.
 By the time he was fifteen he knew the various combinations of letters which stood for every pictured figure in the little primer and in one or two of the picture books.
 Of the meaning and use of the artl- cies and conjunctions. verbs, adverbs and pronouns he had but the faintest and haziest conception.
 One day when he was about twelve he found number of leadpencis in a hitherto undiscovered drawer beneath the table. and in scratching upon the table with one of them he was delight cd to discover the black line 1t left be- hind it
 He worked So assiduously with this new toy that the table top was soon a mass of scrawly loops and irregular lines and his pencil point worn down Co the wood Then he took another pencil. but this time he had definite object in view.
 He would attempt to reproduce some tl tue itNle uuNS Auil ntIulhbit bNth the pages of his book.
 It was a difficult task, for he held the pencil as one would grasp the hit of a dagger. which does not add greatly to ease in writing nor to the leglblllty of the results
 But he persevered for months, at such times as he was able to come to the cabin. until at last by repeated ex- perimenting he found position fin which 10 hold the pencil that best per mttcd him to guide and control 1t. so that at last he could roughly reproduce any of the little bugs.
 Thus he made beginning at writing.
 Copying tho bugs taught him an. other thing. their number; and, though he could not count as we understand it, yet he had an idea of quantity. the base of his calculations being the nun Der of fingers upon one of his hands. His search through the various books convinced him that he had discovered all the different kinds of bugs most often repeated in combination, and he arranged them in proper order with 1 great ease because of the frequency ! with which he had perused the fasci hating alphabet picture book and the huge Illustrated dictionary.
 By the time he was seventeen he had
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learned 10 read tne simple chiid-s primer and had fully realized the true and wonderful purpose of the bugs.
 No longer did he feel shame for his hairless body or his human features. for now his reason told him that he was of n different race from his wild and hairy companions. He was q MAN" they were APES" and the little apes which scurried through the forest top were "M.O-N-K-E-Y-s -s." He knew. too. that old Sabor was a TIGER" and Histah a SINAI K -E" and Tantor an "E-L~EP.H-A-N-T."
 From then on his progress was rapid. With the help of the great dictionary and the active intelligence of a healthy mind endowed by inheritance with more than ordinary reasoning powers he shrewdly guessed at much which he could not really understand. and more often than not his guesses were close to the mark of truth.
 There were many breaks in bis edu- cation. caused by the migratory habits of his tribe. but even when removed ifOm Tecourse to HIS Doohs HIS hcuNe brain continued 10 search out the mys- teries of his fascinating avocation. Nor did he neglect the sterner duties of life while following the bent of his inclination toward the solving of the mystery of bis library.
 He practiced with his rope and play cd with his sharp knife. which he had learned to keep keen hy whetting upon fat stones.
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IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backsehe Is a sign you have been eating too much meat
 which forms uric acid.

When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says well. known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them. like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours. tongue is coated, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore. wa. ter scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night.
 Either consult good, reliable phy- sician at once or get from your phar- macist about four ounces of lad Salts; take a tablespoonful fin glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so 1t no longer initiates, thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is life saved for regular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, can not injure and makes a delightful, ef- fervescent nthia.water drink.-Adv.
 IA
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CHAPTER w. Tarzsn Mightiest of the Apes.

"HE tribe of apes had grown
 larger since TarZan had come
 among them.
 Under the leadership of Ker- chak they had been able to frighten the other tribes from their part of the jungle, so that they had plenty to eat and little or no loss from predatory in- cursions of neighborS
 The younger males as they became adult found it more comfortable to take wives from their own tribe or, if they captured one of another tribe. to bring her back to Kerchak's band and live in amity rather than attempt to set up new establishments of their own or make war upon the redoubtable Ker- chak
 Occasionally one more fsrseious than his fellows would assa.Vt Shis lstor alternative, but noss mA ssos psf who could wrest tho p.h a vnDsey from the fierce and D11ha apA
 Tarzan held . pecux1ae poueelsa h the tribe.
 They seemed to consider him oas of them and yet in some way different. The older males either ignored him en- tirely or else hated him so vindlctively that but for his wonderous agility and speed and the fierce protection of the huge Kala he would have been dis patched at an early age.
 Tubiat was his most consistent enc my, but it WAS through Tublat that, when he was about thirteen, the perse- cution of his enemies suddenly ceased, and he was left severely aloEe, except on the occasions when one of them ran amuck in the throes of one of those strange fits of insane rage which attack the mises of many of the fiercer animals of the jungle. Then none was safe.
 On the day that Tarzan established his right to respect the tribe was gath cred about7n small natural amphithe- ter which the jungle had left free 1 from its entangling vines and creepers
 Here the tribe often gathered. h the center of the amphitheater was one of those strange earthen drums which the anthropoids build for tho dumdum, the queer rites the sound oi which men have heard in the fastness es of the jungle. but which none ha; ! ever witnessed.
 On the day that Tazan won hi emancipation from the persecution tha
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race of meat eaters. never in his life, he thought. had he once satisfied his appetite for animal food, and so now his agile little body wormed Its way far into the mass of struggling apes fin an endeavor to obtain a share which his strength would have been unequal to the task of winning for him.
 At his side hung the hunting knife of his unknown father in sheath self fashioned in copy of one he had seen among the pictures of his treasure books.
 Gro be Continued)
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BEECHAM'S
 PILLS.
c,hs Lsrssa Sale oi Any xcslslu, h tho wsHs)

better digestion results, and then the food really nourishes and strengthens the body. The first dose gives relief and sounder sleep, quieter nerves, and improved action of all the bodily organs are caused by an occasional use of Beecham's Pills. They give universal satisfac- tion and in safety, sureness and quickness of action Beecham's Pills
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TARTAN OF THE APES By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
 
Copyright. 1912. by the Frank A.
 mursey Company

eoY.
 And now he had discovered In the text upon the page that these three were repeated many times in the same sequence.
 Another fact he learned. and that was that there were comparatively few individual bugs. But these were repeated many times, occasionally alone. but mere often in company with others.
 Slowly he turned the pages. scan ningFthe pictures and the text for a repetition of the combination boy. Presently he found 1t beneath picture of another little ape and strange animal which went upon four legs like the jackal and somewhat resembed him. Beneath this picture the bugs appeared as
 4 BOY AND A DOG.
 There they were, the three little bugs which always accompanied the little ape
 And so he progressed very, very slowly. for 1t was hard and labor ious task which he had set himself without knowing it, a task which might seem to you or to me impossible learning to read without having the slightest knowledge of letters or writ ten language or the falntest idea that such things existed.
 He did not accomplish it in a day or
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To Restore Good Health

The first thing to do is to cor rect the minor ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion and elimination. After these or gans have been put in good working order by timely use of
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A proposal to split Interstate Com merce Commission into two parts to enable it to dispose of business more epeditiously has been placed before President Wilson.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
NlS Der SclagrrungS;rit.

PIN Nodmittage oes 10. Geptem6er
1870 nurre Die 2elegrap6enIeitunq
5.pii6en Qati5 uno @erioiles ourh=
ihnitten. @on oieiem NuQeubltde an
bcaonn Die eigentlihe 8elngerunq; pa
rig mar pm Der Nubentpelt obqei6nit=
ten. uno Die pariier tpie bic 4ualdns
Der, bic pon cer lImiIdmmerunq Der
oeut'hen Neere5maIeu ein9eIhtpFen
mOren, mu6ten iih nit ben Greiq
rll'en a%bfinoen. 10 gut lie tonnteu. I'm
ter zen Nu5!duoern 6efuno iih oumals
sjn jun9er, faum ~17ldbriQer GnQldns
Der, Erneit IlfreO Ni5etetln, Der So6n
zines SournaliIten uno Teller elm per-
bender SoIrnoliit. Wos et oumols
por, mdbreno uuo nab Der 8elaQerun0
bon Qari5 in 6rantreib erIebt hat,
per0ffentlitt er iebt unter hem Sitcl:
I'm Dams Of 0obenture" in 9Form
zines 8uhe5. oos Ioeben in 2onnon bel
Ghdtto uno g9inous erfheint. Die
fir oeutIhe Qeiey on~3iebennIten @b.
Ituitte oieies W}emoirearer'ts tehon-
otIn oie @sIoQerunQ ron l}1ris, oereit
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8eiheuf Ser 6rauen oeS hifii9en 3uei'
ges ees TeutihamerifanilArn Central
bunosS BON BennlpIpanIeu, IN ein'
orufsUoqer 8slie 9euaibt. Die 5eier
mar cine Der 9rOBarti9itsn 0emonitras
%iionen, tueI6e ooS oentlte Clement Der
Staot ie a~0gebnltsu bat. uno Bbilnoels
phin lit ais 8ie9e Der oeuti6en
Ginwanoerun9 uno @eburtshatte
oss 3eutiden Cages reid an grOBen
oeutlhen 5siern gefrelen.
3ns Banner 1T bn8 erie, pslhes
Dem Bunoe g%eitiitst iuuroe. @s 5ei9t
oos emblem oes 8unoes. @i6ens
unb gtheI, oen Namsn
uno onS @riinoun9siabr. Die RIf'
ieite entb1lt Die 0jomung. Jrou
Bertha 8smmers. Die Erdiioentin bes
JraueHOerstrs, iberreidte ons Banner,
oas in Nbueienbeit oes NattpndIbunos
Brdiioenten. Or. 6. &. 6sramer, Der
ourt unauiidjebllhe geihdftlihe 8ers
phlbtun9sn nod Dem Suoen 9erufen
merbsn mar, . DEM Ntcepralioenien
oes 9entrolbunoes pom BenniDlunnien,
Oerrn eSohn Y. SO nper Dem Hrds
ltoenren Der 8ersinigten Sdn9er uon
8blIGoeIpbia, entgegen9enommen puroe.
Gr loiute Der Borfssnoe oes Nrranges
mems. @omites. 0err 6enrp QierH.
bieIteu Nulprnhen, Die nit grceer Be.
9etlteruug auiaeuommen tput0en. Sin
BON 6errn penrg Sabiersfe, einem
Observation-Disclosures 0 NeltrnT. ges
l~telltes Iobteau. Columbia uno
8ermanlG nit ibren @etrenen onrs
lieutno. oeien 9lnteraruno in sfFsfts
uoll.r Wsl.ie uon benz 6nbnsnwdIoe Der
oeutid)en &ereIne 9ebiloet puroe. uno
elm gIGn5enoes Concert. 9egebeu o
oen Tereingu. Wtdnnsrhor, Dem dlte'
item reutiten @%eian9Oeretn Der Ser.
Stanten. 0nrmonie uno Sunger Bran
nerdUr, Dem &dlierpreisperelt, biloete
Den &abmen ser 6sier, Welhe Sugleth
gu eirer 9roBartigen Denomination fur
perDnItde Breibett lid 9es
%ltdltcte. 9aB oaS geitab, oafir ior9te
@or9rsBmit9lieo 8tdaro Cart
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9aa Der atltohpl niht ifuls an

ban 9t0Bten &errudybeItsn III. oainr
IIe9en aus Der junBiten Belt jtUet iOiu.
Ia9en flaiilhe Bttp,tle yer. Ter NIB.
geoloneie pObipn aus alabama etfldrte
por eiHlSen Togen I'M VUtauie elmer
Reoe, er Wuroe es letter ltben. onb Gle
&0itar Der Grfe cen Der. 5,nalen 6tn
ertI1tten. als odB Der &crs
tIuf 9etitiger @}tranIo nod larger Qe'
Itattet Uerbe. limo uou elnem 8eim'
nungS8enoiisn 00bions. benz Reo. 5Np.
Ter. ShriItleitfr oe5 .@brlltlan NoUOs
caie", ltatnmt Der Nuslprud: ,@rnu
Is bri tus alfobolbultigen Me;n
mabte. muBte er prO5ejitrt iDsr.
Den. nitt ais 3runfenb0lo. aber ais
Trinfer, ost nab hem @eleb Der
menidIiCben Nntur pabri6einlio1 nur
oaourh beUabrt btiab, elm 8orbiIo
'ir 3runfenboIoe gu weroen, oaB
sr i'm frilbeu Manne5aIier getreus
5iat puroe."
Winn mlc9 su9eben miiien, oaB Men'
iden, bic 9slitig e%inlsermnBen Surs6'
.nungsfdbig nnO, etlU1s 3erartigeS nlbt
la9en pllrOsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

0ieIe Der in Qarjs GinQeTAloTeneu,
oenen Die Jludt 81 qefdbrlif 't)ien.
iudten @oten. ourh Die lie iid nit
Der NubenIpelt in @er6inounQ ieben
tpolIten, uno Sippolnte be 8ilIemeiiont.
Der 6eralsQeber ces .6iQoro", tine
otQte fo1or an, er MOLE 1000 6roncs
tpo6entliA oem te3nhIen. Der einen re-
Q~eImdBilen 9otenoienit ii~bernGtme.
Nm fo!9enocn 5o9e mar bic Rue &oi=
fni fhrpor} BON mutjatn W}en1dlen,
Die Iih tjeIen quten Weroienit nidt
entQe6en llTen ponten. uno @iues
meiiant mGbl!e QemiB ben rihtiQen,
ots er eineH Milooieb nit pem 80
tenoienIte hetrouts. Der lcin 9c1perbe,
ME ey 3U jti~er GnpisbIung dnfji6rte.
5mei Nlhr3eG1te binourh lei %ori5
au3Qeubt f3'te. aber ME ertpiItbt mpre
ben MR.. Disisr Wonn ToGte bei ie-
Ger HeiIe 200 8riefe bef0roern, unb
fir ieoen ioGten ; 6ront 9orto be@
aablt peroe1. Die Go6e 5eriflu0
IF. nber fineiQe 2eute 3o2en ous oem
@eoonfen NjnemeTants Yorteil: tie
rihtsten @%oit0qenturen Elm unb perz
pIlidtetsn it'd. Die 6dIfte bes Qortoe
71bes fix isoen Brief, Der niAt be-
f6roert muroe, suriid3u3o6len. Gle
t%eT0roerten noturlih teinen ejn3i1sn
8rieT uno modteu oahsi 9I6n3e1De
@eIhdfte.
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g9ilaoeigbin. 30. II. Mtai.
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Drdnlien. Site.

Ztu 9ahr inn poraus be9ahlenee
Wbonmenteu erhaIten ie eine1t
Sd,cucm Aaleneer ais Prdnie
gratis ume p%ortofrei. I'm pro-
ulieu fine fel9ense fur Inspabl
UcrtduSen:
g2atmrOpoit, (onpon iino orei3ebu Mum
aterH erid]lenenl.
Vrdmirn gegcu Miebrbc;aDiaHg.
G~pd1bndl.
Ehriger's beuti@ onleritaniihes aof)bud
far feline r5ami.ten. &on gSdloeHlar
Sadreper. 8reis - Gents.
Nabmaid1inen.
lit .RoroIteru" Ndhmaid),ns No. l miro
zsf 5 Sabre idriitIlA garantJrt, Crop
asao@s @cbduie, EXTRA feline NplItur. ale
sirveften 8crbcijeruHqeu. abiolut Die bette
9saihlne, bic fur lrgeno elneH Erels err
1aitIdl THO
TR -Roroitern"s 81 bnlaifiHc No. 2, &C..
Hau ME No. !. nur mt altbomalbilh ent
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aR0idlne 81 benz iebr biGi9Cn T.tls oon
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Tae ~82orolcrn Moibjne SO. A, genau ME
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gG oicie Maihjnen iiuo abi0lut garau-
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sict5 oou 8eit gu Belt fr4dn5t uno uerdns
ssn. nab oieie @relie ridten lih nod Dem
Z .Betllacu Nartiuertb.
Nm s2eiieu uuo Stteriieu 1T IS. bas Sclo Der
ahsitaH ivei uee (NioueH Cr0etj bic oer &Oitneiter
ID seR sr58ersr 5ttittdtteH ~dH5ieIeH fam, ~ lbet.
Easp u eu'p gut MD laer iiHb Bite tsr ircfss
.ssSs ffIna u ueide bic A9enteH IN allen Ggprs}
@-s5EtiaucH a~nsiielien. lSeuH man oG5 Selo per 4oit
Sg~sgtftaHa ooer ger GIprepauiuetiuua iftit. til IS
siaa %zsibperoin. ben beirefteuoeH 8rtei realltTlreH II
63%ku. tUeun 0c 80uhe bcRtltdl geffrteteu 1T seat
'5uEi aaEeaeH Goay3e D IN ben Grief. 10 ioute blcier
syEt rtatiivtrt lutroeu, nm it1er gu ietn. Dag 0trietbe
sfsatl3 Gnt0malt. ffIr Sfi0ieH6uHaeH in e~jnfG11eH
Sr8eJevieliuiie aternehWen mir fetuerlei NerlntHort
E&1slf. an ,ldle uou NoreHuerdHofruugen usrAelis
asaE Is aHbt. bic aite eueHiDrphl ME bic utue
3sasifte an3u9s N. beuu ioait t6uaeR mir Dst 3ia
Nsa ~ eeu BAherr qar uld1t fiHeeH.
Ifapep= ORDERS burten ntd1t, ipie ods 10 oft geidattht.
sfS Bernleiutllte Enittuug aMrftbebd!tes MFR
AKA, lsRbtrn ltEb on 5Fteieu betSnIeseH.
0gittuua erfolat nur hurd Qenoeruno
at8 Tatuut5 aui benz NoreBltrelieu.
8tnn ao~reilire einfah;
..tNORDSTERN'. La Crosse. Wis.
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3ie Seutid,e Gin,uaasermno. o

AiuItt DAB eS nit Der oeutiheu Gus
suauoerun9 poriber 1T. miro burb Die
5tai!itlten miostle9t. 8snn aud fem
arnBer Characterization aus 3eut1ts
1auo fieBt. 10 lit en- oof beitanoiQ uno
@elduIt lid ourditnittlid aui 10000
53etdbsoeutife oos Sabr. He6ntt man
1ssr Die Dsutih. Ceitsrrelher uno lin.
Jara biuiu. oeren @inmanoeruno Iid
anF 0 1000 on8 Sobr b~elauit, 70 laBt
7St bic 8~ebauptuul uertreten. oaB labr.
ltd %tpeni9iteu8 10000 8erIonen oeuts
ider 3un9e nab cen ger. Staten
toa'neu. Das III Elm 3uipdhs 'iir oas
EeutItthum. 10 Der 4erjooe Der tart,
i2a GiuponoeynuQ nabe fommt. ia
9ie4ttdt tie ubcrtriiit luell Der 3ultrom
HItbt periooiih. %iOnoern itetig lit. Der
f9ioube, 0aB Die btutid3e Gintponoe.
euug erloid1eu lei 1T, iple Elm @edliels
plott Idrslbt. OsrmuIblid) oarnuS ents
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GAS Danntr Dts llatioual- Duno(s
IS ;eigt Oa8 Grnblem Oe6 SunOts, @i6eubldtter mo
gi6el, Den ginmtn nnO Oas WrinOuuQsjaDr.
Cine eil10r1tdisporre Seller IN 2sbiro0erp6io.

bolot BON Ct. 9ouis, Der einsige
Ytann I'm GOnargB, Der ben Wtutb GEE
babt bot. Ii6 Oisn 9e9en 8rObibition
su ertldren. Or. 6eramer bate pon
S%aoannab. Ga. Ielgenoes 9elesramm
gelduot, weIdes nit 9rOBem Beiloq
nulgenOmmen muros, ais Boriiber 9ierS
es oerlaS:
.6er5liAe @riFa uno 8liifmiinite.
Wo8e oas neue Banner tiers oa8 ge.
etnte oeutide Clement Iiibren i'm Sample
Iur oeuti6e @ulmr, iir perl6n!ihe
Jrelbett uno fir oos Geht Der Selbits
beitlmmuns, pelde8 unS our6 Die
Verfniinns Der Yer. Staaten sarans
tlrt it,"
Cine ein6rutsootIe Seller.
@epaltis uno be9eiiternb mar Der
Gtnorud, aIs bic 9au5e. nod 9auien'
ben 5dblenOe 6eitreriammluus ltsbsno
Die Bodt GIa Rbein". Die oeuside
Naiional' uno 8nmpf5pmne. lana.
&iharo 8urtbplot ipraA uber ben be.
o%orltebenoen grpBen 9nmpf 9e9en na'
tlOnaIe B%rObibition. @r betonte, ooB
in oemielben Dem oeutihen Clement Die
6ihrer6 dc 3uite6e. uno beleuds
tete in bereoten Morten Die Sage. @r
usrbeblte ntdt Ole 8r0Be Der @eIabr.
Gr mar oafir, oaB N0cS auI9eboten
mnroe, am oaS liberole Clement unter
Der 6rbrun9 oes 9atlondlbunoes, oeis
len Banner i'm Sample fir perIbnlihe
6reibstt Ooranlpehen lOle, sur Nbmebr
notionaler Trobj5jtipn gu eini9en uno
SH ptganiiren.
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