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Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
FALLS VILLAGE

The chicken supper given in the par lors of the Congregational church Fri day evening was gratifying success. More than 100 persons attended during tue evening and enjoyed social time and fine feast The proceeds amounted to about $46, which will go toward the church repair fund.
 Deputy Sheriff Rhoades, of Canaan was in town Tues lay and drove from here to Lime Rock on business.
 MT. and Mrs. Isabor Zlmboni arrived from St. Louis, Monday evening for a visit at the home of Mrs. Zamboni' s parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hart.
 Henry E. Howe's thirteen dark Brahma hens laid All eggs between March 24 and November 21. Clarence Turner is getting about two dozen eggs day, from his spring bullets. A. $. Davis has display of Silver Campines at the Cornwall poultry show.
 George W. Capron, of the clerical staff of the New Haven Hospital, spent Sunday here with his mother.
 J. S. Tracy and J. K. Mackey at tended the Yale Harvard football game Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. S. Davis spent Sun day in New York.
 The funeral services of the late E. H. Wilcox were largely attendedWednes- day at tae Methodist church, Rev. G. W. Bryant officiating.
 R. Hubbard and R. Woodruff, of Guilford, spent a short. time at Lee Wickwire's a few days ago. They were mp on hunting trip.
 A few from this place attended the theater at Great Burlington, Friday evening.
 o. J. Sabin and son Otho have opened the blacksmith shop of the late Edwin H. Wilcox. .
 Mrs. Louis Smith is spending the week in Lakeville.
 Fred Hulett, of Sheffield, as been at Mrs. Mary l.. Belchers in Amesville.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Moon have gone to New York for the winter. MT. Yonkers is left ill charge of their farm in Amesville.
 O. w. Burkett, while cranking Bartle's automobile, fractured his arm tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Harry E. Russell was in Great Burlington one day last week.
 Mrs. Olive W. Abbe returned Mon day from short visit with her sister in Jersey City.
 Dr. Theodore Watson, of New Haven, is spending the Thanksgiving season with his parents, MT. and Mrs. T. +. l Watson. h.
 Mrs. William Alseph, formerly of Falls Village. died Monday, in Water bury. She leaves husband and five children. She was formerly Miss Kate German, daughter of Edward Gornlan, who lived on the Elain, near the Maltbie lime quarries.
 William Reddy, who was master mechanic for the Stone 6 Webster Company during the construction of the power plant here, was killed by coming into contact with live wire, on the s. & w. job down ill Georgia. He had many friends in Falls Village, where he was very popular during his stay here.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26

Battle Front From North Sea to LOT raine Is Becoming One of Artiler, Dueis Rather Than of Infantry oper' ations-French Right Wing Prcssei Forward In It's Lorraine Campaign.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
FRENCH GAIN IN ARGONNE REGION
Many Important Buildings al
 Ypres Destroyed.
WINTER HALTS HARD FIGHTS

Battle Front From North Sea to Lor-
 raine Is Becoming One of Artillery
 Dueis Rather Than of Infantry Oper- ations-French Right Wing Prcssef
 Forward In Its Lorraine Campaign.
 Violent infantry combats in the Ar gonne, resulting in slight gains for thu French, are the only actions along thu western battle rro~t especially noted fn the official communique from Paris. On the rest of the line the artillery duels continue.
 Between the Argonne and the Vosge5 military operations are almost at standstill owing to the dense fog which shroudS that region.
 The official French bulletin given out in Paris says that Ypres was sub- 1ected to a violent artillery fire and that many of its important buildings were destroyed by flames. The text of the communication follows:
 ''The enemy directed his attention In a violent artillery fire particularly to the town of Ypres, where the belfry of the cathedral, the markets and a num- Der of houses were set on fire; also to Soissons and to Rheims.
 'sIn the Woevre and in the Vosges the situation is unchanged"
 French artillery is beginning to show great superiority over that of the Ger mans. says a dispatch from Paris. with the result that in Belgium and in France, particularly between Arras and the River Disc. the Germans have been compelled to evacuate many of their advance positions and to con struct new trenches in the rear of their chosen battle line.
 The battle all along the great front from the North sea to the borders of Lorraine is becoming one of artillery duels rather than of infantry opera. tions. This change is only partly due 10 the sudden descent of winter on the battlefield. Terrific losses suffered by the kaiser's troops in their desperate attacks of the last month in Belgium and enforced weakening of his forces by the sending of re-enforcements to the Russian frontier have brought about state of affairs in which the Germans are resting on the defensive for the moment at least.
 With the general falling off in the fury of the onslaughts of the invaders the French and British are content to hold their present lines in Belgium, while the French right wing army presses forward in it's campaign into Lorraine, which is regarded as a move nent of equal importance to the fight. ing in Belgium.
 An official communication issued by the German general army headquar- ters says: "In the eastern war theater the situation remains unchanged In Poland We still are fighting for victory The fighting south of Flock and at GZenstochowa continues"
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
1O8, ,OOO CANADIANS TO AID.
70 Help British Empire In War-Ry December 17,oo0 More Will
 Go to Europe.

Canada's contribution to the British army is to be lOS.OOO men. the premier. MT. Borden. having announced that rhe number of men under arms will be ali ence increased to 9l.UOO. By December l7OOO more will be sent to the battle fields in Europe. and 1000 more will immediately be enlisted
 There will be 10 trouble in enlistins this number at once. for Canada has already been forced to turn away hun dreds of the best type of recruits be fore the increase was decided upon. 1t Is believed that sOme of these troops particularly the cavalry. will be sent to Egypt for service.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
CATTLE QUARANTINE RAISED.
Canadian Restrictions Are Removed by
 Federal Authorities.

The lifting of the quarantine against Citnad;l because or the foot and mouth disease is regarded by officials of the department of agr1culture as encourag hlg evidence that the. are ''on the out siie of the disease."
 This neans." says statement is- sued b, the department. ''that there are grounds for the belief that uuar- autines already declared have been sufficient to stop the movement of ill. tected cattle and that the disease can now be held within the limits of the areas already quarantined."
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
A CARD.

We wish to thank our many friends who were so very kind to us during our recent bereavement. The kind words and helpful services rendered were truly appreciated. Mrs. o. w. Abbe
 Mrs. M H. Pinney
 Mrs. R. H. Berman November 23, 1914.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
Electric Liqhts.

An English authority assures us that we need not be afraid that the ultra violet rays in the electric light will harm our eyes. for the reason that, since glass of all kinds is opaque to these rays. no form of incandescent lamp having glass bulb can emit them. Nor can any arc lamp or mer cury vapor lamp be harmful which is 10 incloSed.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
U. s. BALKED IN COLORADO.
Ean't Take Coal Mines Through Fed
 eral Receivership.

The United States is without power to take possession of the Colorado coal mines through the medium of federal teceivership proceeding. President Will. Son was so informed by Secretary of Labor Wilson.
 The latter, to whom had been re. Gerred the resolution adopted by the American Federation of Labor at it's meeting in Philadelphia last week call hg for such action, reported to the president that the solicitor of the de bartment says there Is no warrant in hw for any such action.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
Kind Words,

Wise sayings often fall on barren ground, but a kind word Is never thrown away.-Helps.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07
- Zprdvy ze St. Paul. <

-"Ja jsem vladn1 penezn1 inspek-
tor a pfal bych 81 ved6ti, jestli mate
sebe n6jak6 kanadsk6 pen1ze; pakli
ano, jest moj1 povinnostl je promeniti
"a americk6 pen1ze." S t6mito slovy
tfpyt1c1 Sc hvezdou pfistoupil nezna-
my cizinec ma vlaku 500 drahy mezi
St. Paul a Minneapolis pondel1 3D.
poledne k C. b. De Longovi, farmeru
z Regina, Kanada, jedouc1ho Sc svoji
manzelkou do Chicago. De Long po-
dial cizinci bal1cek bankovek obnosu
5000. Podvodn1k tyto pfehledl w.
bral 81 ctyfi 500 bankovky a ostatni
pen1ze vratil nazpet. Sc slovy, ze jde
do druheho vozu pen1ze vymeniti, ODE
Sci, aniz by Sc vice navratil. Okradeny
cestuj1c1 pocal byti ned6v6fivym, kdyz
domnely penezn1 Inspector Sc nevracel
a oznamil pr1pad zeleznicn1m zrizen-
c6m. Cely vlak byl prohledan, ale
bezvysledne. Po pf1jezdu do St. Paul
byla o pr1padu uvedom6na policie.
- St. Paul melo 702 Minnea-
polls 254 vice pr1padl Sarlachu
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07

v prvnich tfech meslc1ch tohoto roku,
nezli r. 1913, die statistiky statn1ho
zdravotn1ho 1fadu. Pocet pr1padG t6to
nemoci St. Paul jew sc nasledovne:
lednu 206, enoru 226, v breznu
800; Minneapolis: lednu 204, IL
noru 229, breznu 1922; v Duluth:
lednu 80, 1noru SO, breznu sc.
Den suffrazetek sobotu oslaven
byl take St. Paul demonstracn1m
prdvodem, nemz ub1ralo Sc asi 500
zen. Reel byly pronaseny auditoriu
a Rice parku. Mayor Keller mel ma
hlave pravidelny billy suffrazetsky
klobouk Sc zlutou paskou We sve
reci pravil, ze boj zen "a hlasovacl
pravo je hnut1m, cel1c1m zlepsenf ma
roda a jeho ob6and. Dale pravil, ze
hlasovac1 pravo zen pfispeje velmi
mnoho k lusten1 problemd naseho slo-
ziteho spolecenskeho zivota. "Ja ve-
rim, ze kazda zenska suffrazetka je
zjevnym projevem nennavne ctizado--
sti lidu jako nasledek sloziteho naseho
modern1ho zivota. Spokojenost je ne
pf1telem dalsiho postupu a ia Sc ra-
duji, ze nase zeny nejsou spokojeny
ponechati zalezitosti tax jak jsou."
.e - Fred Hillstrom, IA roki, stary
z els. .722 Blair ul., byl Y pondel1 vecer
smrteln9 zranen telefonnfm sloupem,
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07

mestnana jako stenografka u firmy
Jefferson a Kasson ze byla Kasso-
novou zenou die obecneho zakona;
"common law wife, PozGstalost je
projednavana probatn1ho soudu pred
soudcem Bazillem.
- Ia mes1c duben pfivezeno bylo
do trhu So. St. Paul 2,848 naklad-
mich vozG dobytka, coz je 800 vozl
vice nez t6mze mes1ci lonskeho ro-
ku. V pmvozu bylo 28,298 kusI hove
zlho dobytka, 1854 telat, 1O5,521
prasast, 22,786 ovc1 a $50 kon1. Kaz-
dy re ctyr mesfcd cd poeatku roku
vykazuje zna6ny pf1rGstek pf1vozu
dobytka u porovnan1 kterymkoli ro-
KEN cd zalozen1 jatek So. St. Paul
roce 1887.
- John Moore, rokG starry, zasa-
zen byl nakladnlm vlakem st. Paul
drahy ma ceste re St. James farn1 sko-
ly ku svemu domovu v els. 1913 Juno
ul. talk tezce zranen, ze mdze zdstati
do smrti zmrzacen. Hoch nalezen byl
|opodal trait bllze Chatsworth ul. zf1-
zenci jineho nakladnfho vlaku, jedou-
cfho tudy asi "a pdl hodiny ma to, a
dopraven do nemocnice, kdez .lekaTi
shledali, ze' je ochromen cd stredu
tela dold. Matka jeho je vdovou po
|byvalem m9stsk6m hasiei. X
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07

jenz uhnil zeni tax dalece, ze Sc
skacel k zemi padl hochovi ma hlavu,
rozraziv mu lebku, nasledkem cehoz
hoch vypustil "a kratko ducha ne
mocnici. Hillstrom sedel S nekolika
jinymi jeste hochy ma hrane chodn1ku,
kdyz oval Sc praskot padaj1clho Dire
va. Fred volal ma svoje soudruhy, ably
Sc vzdalili a chteje je chraniti pred
nebezpec1m, priskocil k sloupu jal
Sc tyz rukama vzp1rati. Kdyz videl,
ze sloup thine k zemi, dal Sc sam ma
1tek, ale byl zasazen a jak jiz uve-
demo, smrtelne zranen.
- Katherine A. Daltonova Seat
tie, WASH, je ma ceste do St. Paul,
ably Sc prihlasila svdj pod1l po-
zustalosti po James Kassonovi, za-
moznem st.-paulskem dfevari, jenz ze-
mTel v roce 1911 a zanechal po sobS
majetek, odhadnuty po odrazeni ves-
kerych vyloh ma $104,883. Kasson byl
vazenym muzem prostTedn1ch let a
vseobecn6 Sc melo "a to, re byl svo-
bodnym. Daltonova udava, ze byla "a
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07

1enh volbah zvolen by ST. Puu novinar
Powers zvt6 mad cenem okresn kome Nash
vyedku voby mGze obcansvo tpuke aova
Powers jest muzem zusen proray nalym zale
dem oheu svedomtm Nen pochyy pod ho administered
to St. Paul zkv6ta nebo take enz
postcard ably sprva mesa bya obchodn ospdarnou
zdatnou.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-07

ROH z. A BROADWAY,
ROH z. A BROADWAY.
~
ZbOz1 Zas1la ma venek "a cenu. plat
nOu dObe, kdy mas ObjednavIxa dOjde.
VYPRODEJ STINNYCH STROMU
A KERU


Zvlastn1 ceny pfi vetsf koupi.
Rebarborove koreny, "a. .25c
1000 ruzovych splhavych ruzf, po. .15c
Crimson Rambler, Red Countess a
Pink Glory ruze, po. .25c
Zimolez, brectan americky, po. .25c
Jewell, Hawkeye, Forest Garden,
Wyant, Orchideje sl1vy, Csc az. .35c
Arbor Vitae ruske kere Qlivove po .25c
Kaliny, po.. zoe
Cervene maliny, rs "a. 25c
Cerveny ryv1z, tucet. et................75 .75c
Elder Plumosa stromy, po. .25c
Chmelove stromky, po.............25c
zahradn1 semena, pakl1ky. ....... &c
Kara krasnych brambord k poz1van1,
Early Ohio Seed brambory, busl. soc
Velke Early Ohio Seed brambory,
Dusl "a. :.......: ..'.....'.' .'ooc
lb. cibulovych sazenic za.........25c
Pampelisky, peck. ..2Oc
Schochova xxx Prvn1 Patentn1
mouka jest lepsf vsech jinych o.
hlasovanych druhd, 98-lb. pytel .$2.17
Gallonove potraviny pro restauranty
stravnf dOmy.
G. 10. (gallon) fazolovych lusku 35c;
tri "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
6. 10. York State rajcata,, plechovka. $50
c. 10. York State jablka, plechovka. 33c
G. 10. Merunky, tuhy syrob. .........55c
G. 10. Merunky rfzkovane.. 4Oc
G. 10: Red Kidney fazole. ...........35c
C. 10. Bile treSne syrObu. .........6 .65c
c.. 10. Prosevany E. J. hrach. Csc
G. 10. Kalifornske hrusky. ..... ...50c
G. 10. Zlute broskve, dobre naplnene 4Oc
G. 10. Loganberries .................6O soc
NEJLEPSf CUKR.
S koupemi "a hotovt.'
80 lib. $1.OO.-S IS koup1 jineho zboz1
~ vyjma mouku.
q ID. s1.oo.-s 81 koup1 1ineho zbozf,
vyjma mouku. FFFETs' ~>>
"a lb. $1.OO.-S jinou koupf. >A.-,-
23 lib. $1.OO.-Cukr pouze.
ZDRAvOTNf MAsNT KRAM.
4Ciste vyskvarene sadlo. 2 lib. .25c
Plstn1 sadlo, 81 lb. 81. 90
Hovezf re zeber k varenf. lb. ....... .1Oc
Nakladane re zeber. lb. .10c
Rostena' 10. ::..'.'.. 111s c
Rostena z rumpu, lib. .12hc
Steak z piece, lb. .14c
Kulaty steak. Id. .15c
SirlOln steak. Id. .16c
Porterhouse steak lb.. .16c
Rostena re zeber. lb. .15c
SVlckoVa, 10. ...... 1Vc
Jitrnice, 2 lb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .25c
ZeD1rka, 10. .zoc
Hamburger steak, 2 Id. .25c
Skopove dusenf lb. .10c
Jehnecf k dusenf, lb. b............. .12hc
Telecf dusenf, lb. lb.................14 .14c
Cukrem nakladane Picnic sunky, Id. lac
Cukrem nakladane obyc. sunky. lb. tic
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, lb. .18c
Schochovgch 27 druhu salamd. 32-1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

Die beuti6e SssrssDerDoltung
meIbst, bah i'm Dsitsn bic sruppen
Der @erbiinpstsn iit sipifHen pdris
unb @erban auf bem Ratsas bsfin.
ben. ipGbrenS bic bsutfben Sruppen
daf ihrer Derfolsune bsBrtffen finb.
garis III Ieer unb bas einsise 2ebsr
fpieit fi6 in Der glaabarfaaft ber
@ahnhSfs ab. bic NIT sauFenben unS
absrtauienben BON fflaatIinssn an.
sefiiIIt finb. Die aOuSonsr 3eitun.
gen atdubsn nidt. Sab pdris fi6 Bib
gum asuberfisn bertbeibissn ipirb.
9fuf benz SHIi&sn ariessiduuplus
bausrt Der ansriff Der Ssfterreiaer
arf aublin on unb bic pon ben gene'
rGlen Dont unb 9luffen6era befehlis.
ten Ss.re finb nod INNER bamit be-
iddftist. ben asinb auseinanbsrsus
sufprsnasn. I'm 70 ibren aIdn5enosn
Sisssit Bel 2rasnit unb 3amoIeso Den
pollilen @prtbeiI su sieben.
Disfs Sisss. bic nd9 einem brsi
5ass pdhrsnbsn. srbiiterten 3ampf
errunsen ipurbsn, butten eins sylndt
BEG sSeinbes sur iyOlss. Dem Dor.
riidsn Der RuTen auf aembera 1T Gin.
bait ssboten iporben.
gBeitere ipi6tiss gn.tpidlunsen ftes
Zen unmitteIbdr bspor. Die Grite
poInif8e aegicn rntsr 0ftsrrsi8ifdem
-aommanbO 1T in aratau Orsuniiirt
tpOrben. Der aaifsr bat General BON
Daipnssi- gum D6srbsist tGsbabss bic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

Ter Sruppsn ernannt. Sn Guardian
trsffsn bic Ruiien @Orbersitunasn aur
@srtbeibisuna Der Stubt.
@ie bsri9ts. tpirb, hsrridt in ben
ensliI9sn GtGbtsn an Der Ss.fiiite ses
tpaItise sur4t pot Der oeutfaen sslots
ts. .tn 5artlepool nsrSen iebsn q6eno
Dor ben DodsSorpeSousse ange6radt.
Die Rerpofitdt, bic an Der enslii9en
aiiite bura bic bsutiden Tlinen pers
urfudt iporoen TT. fpOttet ieSer gs.
itrei6uns.
Das Qntper6sn bon gfetrutsn fir
bic enslif&e armee asbt iebr Iansiam
Dpn Stattsn. Nus elmer Stabt nit
100000 Ginpobner melOeten iia
fnapp bunbert Mann unb bic Mei.
fen bon ibnen tparen 2anbiireider.
Das ensliihe Bolt pirb 8ur 3eit iibsr
bic ipabre arisgsIass i'm Dunteln ae.
baltsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
Sic baben abiolut feine 8etpeiie fiit
irgenowel0e 0railiamteiten 0ent,
i0er Srltppem tittoem f6nnem.
Gng(an0 6at Rielenangd uor einem aufdanO
GgDpten unO meit Oeut(de uno 0derreidi6e
Hon(u(ar6eamte UOn OOrt aus.

DanH
wm bic Gnfnonns
sdrefgipmf lit
Gutuhdsen
gaubhiE 1fTrdHdr Cbr1oa aram maHt
raHde t Oa
i'm eS
Hdaba E
Hmnfi4
I Graki nueenN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
@ersrbBert
Satbie Iirfeibie berbotes
ne3Oneanber 6 Ginfahrt
sum Goiporns.

&pnRantinopel pia 2pnbon,
6. Sept. Der Marineminiitsr bat
cine neue perbotene gone an Der Gin.
fabrt gum 9oipprus geiduffen. DieIe
s3one eritredt iia pom Rumelt aennts
tburm Biz Meilarburuu in Der giGbe
BON 9uputsgere, eli Dieilen norbDIts
Iib bon apnitantinopel, cine Strede
BON etfra iiebsn WaeiIeu. Sierbur9
wirb bic uerbDtsas 2pns sans bebeus
.ttuh Dsygr0bsrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07

iar bultsn Diirbs, aber bic nunmsbriss
grtIdruns Rumanisns mag bisrin eius
gsrdnOsruns bsrbsifiiarsH. Juns
grisdxaIano, ssrbisn, wlonteuesrO
uHb StaIisn seasn Oas Ottomaniias
Reid silfammsnbaIten. 70 iOnnte bies
bic siirtsi OsranIaiTsn,
BON elmer arisgssrtlaruns albftanS su
nshmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
&oiler SStlbelm lettet Sic 8elooe=
rlllg bon 9tancD>
Dir Sd)aufrmir uot an9ehlid)en @renfltba=
ten 1T prl9ifn tuiofrle9t.

lano eifrig beitrebt III, cine mobames
oaniidc grbebuns nift mir IN ggpp.
ten, ionbern aud IN Snbien unb in
Der Giirfei 5n perilriaden.
Sn llebsreiniiimmiins nit bisisr
SnformatiOn aus Jranireid itsbt bic
am Sonntds bon Der britif4en Resies
runs stnsstrOffene grlldrung, baB fis
ss serne isben piirbs. fdIls Der. Staas
ten ariessffiffe mad tiirtiidsn Gs.
pdfern ssianbt ipiirben. gsioe Na,
tionen befiirdtsn ibrsr @erii4eriing
mad iebt eipe grhebung Der Mobames
bansr sssen Die gbriitsn aber iis ipols
len tsine ariessidiffs gum SduB Der
Gbriiten ienotn, ba bieiss mOslidcrs
ipeiie ais elm fsiubisIissr altt bon Der
Siiriei ansseIest ipsrbsn i5Hnie.
Gnslanb, Jrantrei8 unb Rublano
baben iuisberbolt. bab fie abfolui
nidis tb,ln ipOlIen, mas bic aiirtsi aur
aufsabs ibrer RsutraIitdt peranluHen
t5nnte unb iie iDollsn bober. odb bic
gsrsiniaisn Giaaten i'm ROtbfaH ibre
llnisrtbansn in ber Siirtei iaiisen
fDIIsn.
Obidon Der arsuser .glortb Carr.
Ina nur nad europa ssIanbt tpurbe,
nm ben bort fsitiibenben ameritanern
!Silfe gu bringen, 70 gilt es bod aases
mein fir fitber, SoB Der areu5sr fid
uorIGufig na4 benz Sitli&sn sbsiI bts
Mittsildnbif9en Wlssres bese6en tpirb.
Inn burd feline anipeisnbsit bort einen
beiliamen Ginflub cussuiiben. Wlda
ipridt iosar baDon, ibm bic nssns
nsTee" bsiSuseben, bamit fir etpaise
gpentraliidieH IN Ggppten geiorst 1T.
grobbritannisn bat IS, tpie ss hsibt,
NIT Der slnsit OBJ zines epsntueIlsn
aufitanbss in gsbpten. Der ahebibe
9lbbas, Der einsebursns 9erridsr. Der
IN DsutfaIano sr5Ossn iDcrbsn 1T,
Ipnpatbiiirt ansebIi9 nit DeistialanS
unb sr III aud NIT bsm tiiriif6sn
Srriherbnuie nahe Dsripanbt. Don
Der gsD5Iisr,ins espptsns. bic ii4 auf
100000 gssIen bsIduft, ii9 eiipa
nsun 3ebnisl Mlubam.oaner. gnslanb
bat in Gsnpten nur 5000 mdun sOfs
batsn. absr 10000 ausssbilbete fuoas
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